Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1888, Page 1

THE EVENING sYAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th 8t, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, SH. KAUFFMANN, Pres’ ‘Tax Evewrs Stan is served to subscribers in the city by carriers on their own account at 10 cents Seek or ade yer mouth Copies =f the counter, Cents cach By snail—postage pr cents 8 Donth ove year $0. six mouths, 6 [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C. as second clase tnail matter } Tue Weexr® Staa—pubdlished on Friday—@l « year yooture prevaid. Six monty, $0 cents $9-All inail subscriptions must be paid in advancey aa paver cont longer thas is pad for ‘Rates of advertising made Known op application. Che Vo. 73—No 10,969. bening Sta WASHINGTON, D. C.. ¢ MONDAY. JULY 16. 1888. TWO CENTs. XCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. pew MOUN (ED COMMANDEKY, ‘ No. 4 K. T. GRAND EXCURSION TO BAY RIDGE, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1888. Traine leave B. and O. Depot 9 a m, 1:30, 2:30 (special) and 4:20 p.m.; returning, eave Bay Ridge 6:15, 9 and 10 p.m. (xpeciab. ckets will be sold at depot on day of excursion, EXCURSION ro BAY RIDGE, ‘TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1888. Round trip tickets #1, Childred half-prios, 4 Finite lave Hand 0. Deyot 9, 1:30 and 4 p.m XCURSION OF GRACE EVANGELICAL LUTH- DoD BEACH THURSDAY, JULY © PILOT BOY eaves Ttbrsts wharf 10 30 pn. Dar closed. Chaidren under 12 Fears, 10e. 3916-30 SELECT MOONLIGHT EXCURSION OF 1HE CKESCENT SOCIAL CLUB To Mar-uall Hail by Ste mer Corcoran, THURSDAY JULY 19. 1888. Tickets 50 cents, Huat leaves uarp. Jy16-3t° 10 8 NEW FERRY TO ALEXA STK GEO. Leaves dsily 5:30, 8, 10, 12 a: From Mury Washington's wharf, ‘Leaves Alexandria, Lannan’s wharf, 6,9, 11am. D TRIP. 10 CIS. ROUND TRIP. DRIAL Law. 24,67 m, 1.3.5.7 7m P. S.—Ask conductors for new ferry. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &. ___ SPECIAL NOTICES. CAL EXCUKSION OF THE EPIP! BENEFICIAL AS~OCIATION and SOUTH WASHING1O® SOCTAL Clic! TO RIVER VIEW, THURSDAY: JULY 19, 1888. Mary Washington will leave at 8:30 a.m and 5-30 p.m Tickets ndans Geut and Lady, 50c. Ladies oF Children’s ticket 5c. The commitice pledze a day of enjoyment t» all wino attend, dy 14a HE STFAMERS VALLEY FORGE AND DINgY Fun daily; making trips every hour from ‘Cun iad’s Boat Houses, ioot of New Hampshire F street, aut foot of Ttigh street, Georgetown, stop- Pony Motizmane Table kek. Boat Clay wid” Biaoy es. Fist 0 ain. “Last trip down 10 p. un Round tip, 1s.” heduced rates: to lance parties. Dixey for charter. lun up ordown at 815 Tday. Pleasure Loats Kinds for hire at both juss Telephoue 96:1-2 myz1-Sm ‘JNO. CUMBERLAND & SON. ‘4 ‘OHNSON'S FAMILY THEATER, ‘Pen. ave. and 11th st. In air Watling Mestora tema catited thrillime Westera virama, thelr NICK OF THE WOODS. p ‘pd Se-uruay avatines, _Admtasion 10.and 20 cents. ae A MPAUGW'S GRAND OPEKA HOUSE MONDAY, JULY 16. Evenings at 8:15. ‘Matinee Saturday at 2. THE LYCEUM OPERA CO,, JEANNIE WINSTON ey a ‘THE MERRY WAR THE MARQUIS. MONDAY, July 16, rex of the Sumner sy16 THE GRAND DUCHESS. YEW NATIONAL 1HEATE! MONDAY SUEY 16, ERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, The most perfect ond realistic version of Stevenson's ‘ story of DR JEAYL AND Mi HYDE, ‘With the popular actor, MK. THE". HAMILTON In hie great illusteacion of the dual role. Most perfect realization of the ideal yet iven the Stuce."— Ballo. Sun, ‘Seats, 75 and 50c., LOW On sale, ATTLE OF SHILOR Is open daily from 9 a. mn. to 10 p. m. Sunday schedule hereafter. 3916-60" Sth st., two blocks south of U. 8. ‘Treasury Build- ime a i bz mys q Ni NLIGHT E 10 THE CYCLERIES. N.Y. AVE. — LADIES’ aes iy Bicycles, ‘Treyeles, Sociables and Tandems for CORCORAN € ADET CORPS, oe as, Re Se or wee, homer MARSHALL HALL, TUESDAY FVENIN«, JULY 17. white eWvcm rsmmeatit sone "1 Ty Tree Or Peace Prepare Lickets, 50c., for sale by members aud at the boat. FOR WAR, IS AN OLD SAW. WHY NOT 3 ES Bay Kivce Exccnstos Of CALANTHE LODGE. NO. 11, K. OF P.. om WEDNISDAY, JULY 18, 1888. “iickets $1. Chil- dre ok Cat be Lad of auy member of the Lodwe. T sins leave B & depot 9 am, 1:30 and 4:20 pun ai Fax Excunsiox or yan — CHRISTIAN CHUscH DAY SCHOOL, AK-HALL HALL, on the Steamer AKKOW- BAL eld: oe the ties iSses' eenat Versy, Wis? OCR; returned Se Fens ——o " , Supt. W. B. bailey, G. M. Han J. J. Darlinste 3314 Berd Hewson (AND EXCURSI Gr the Giymont lwp. aud Px. € Fruit Growery will wive an Exe STE MEK ARKOWSMITH, JULY 10x, at 10 A.M. and at 5 P.M. form woud ti Ty Vaud, aud a first-class caterer. ard un account of" the postponewent good sp: 2 AMILY Excvnsioy. COLUMBIA LODGE, NO. 1, 1. 0. 3. TO CLIFION BEACH, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1888 Steamer Jane Mossy. Dancing, Boating, Fisbine, Crabbing, and Salt-water Bathane spon oth and @ S04 at anes Carter's wnwcery store, Fate nw: Goud Hope Dairy. 919 6th cs Cigar store: beh aud Late, 2 : BERS w Tompicruc ty sre, Auscortiay D ae ce Steauuer will leave her wharf at 10 o'clock & m.; home evel p.m. 33 AND PALATIAL STEAMER FXe F wil co wee her regular Saturday Evenin gRgChy 14, from 7th-st whack 2 90, Thess excursions will be first-class in every par- teular, ‘Grand dancing deck, with Prof. Pistorio's Band. Pune, refre-useits, aud barber, o& steamer, rare round. trap. 0 _3y22 Im €."W. RIDLEY, General Manager. GTEAMER Leary Yc) Manel ston every Monday, Wednesday and ate wakes Siecial tip om every Saturday, leaving at orm. Bet 7 ‘ning to Wash nytou Monday morning. 2 LIFION BEACH. STEAMER JANE MOSELEY, Daily at 10 a m, SUNDAY, JULY 15, TWO STEAMERS, 10 AM. and 230 PM Fare 23e. Round Trip. Moseley home st 5:45 p.m. Thompson home st 10:30 p.m. Passengers down by the Thompson wishing a sail to saltwater cau return by Moseleysit they wish. yo-Sw OLONIAL BEACH, cs Wasuiuurtou's Fomus Watering Place and Excur tio Resort. Palatial Steaier PXcrL stoi. Ca, sctity 2000. To ensure comfort vt paxeniers lmited to 1.200. Tinvotreet wharf 8.45 a. diviy Cexcopt Saturday.) Home'at 9 o'clock p.m. Fine Hotel, Pavils t Water Bathing, ‘eatin, Crabu P-bit. Celebrated 1.0. let Coaster. And a. th: Foy ular Amusements, realmente on Steataer apd at Ho US BLA S AND STRING BAND. Deck on Steamer, AMSHALL HALL Men cone WW. CORCOMAN will mak mer WW. CONCOKAR will make three tri 3 sinaell Hall during eH AN will leave at 10am. ugton at 4 pam be SUBNET in Lths. leaving at ‘3 pou, reacting Wasbiugtou She pbl.c. on FRIDAY, U e SULY 73m and treey Brey suet wot ‘ ‘otrits to Marnball Halls eat "and G-s poun, and reaching te city ag Far, round-t REX View FoR iss, Washingtonian's Most Popular Resort. Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave her wharf y SUNDAY at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., returning at 2 Spa. Tickets 25 eenta Every WEDNESDAY am ond 6 pm, returning ct 5 and 12 p.m nts. Fouily day at Kiver View every KDAY. leaving at 10 am, returaumg at 3 pun. ‘Dirkets 10 centa, ives Proctor’s Dameing School Reunion every SAL ULDAY EVENING, leav ng at 6:30 pan.returning a 1) p.m Tickew 25 centa, Daucing down and Leck aud at the grounds ou all trips except Sunday. Yi) Beane Band on Sumdays. Nv objectiouable parues barters, ke. applyto | E §. RANDALL 2100 Virwinis ave. aw. (o8ewoun BEACH Famuiy day at Collingwood Beach every Saturday. eat leaves 10 a.m. returning at Spm Gravity Kauroad, Fiying Lorses, shout and Fishine. ‘Take Your children tor asapt outing. 1¢ wilido them Soci tesive them achaugeot airand scene Tickets ‘only Loe. ‘Saturday evening boat leaves 6:30, returning at 10 Om. Tickets 25¢. Owing tothe Liberal patronage received from our many fri and those desiri: @ to visit a first-class i has Geen dee Put bey tor Sunday. but wil make regular tripe st 10a w3 aud 6 ym Dinuer and refresbinents sepved af ety prices Funtclawe bran mele oF ecbarver apply to Capt, WHILE, steamer Pilot Boy, or F. McC. CRISWELL, agt., cor. Althaud F sta nw Es 7 OSTON BY SEA Merchaute’ a: Miners’ Transportation Ga. Palen nage tai ie imove via Norfolk to Boston, Every Monday, Thursday oid Fridays a daujoue unkucyamseas id te tt rasov, stat-FOOm S22. Uprer deck stat Gr Sureuer un 2.50; round tr room berths, »14. round iormation sve circulars at a jotels is Wealumg ee 2. SEDONA, Canes dees, _Telepbone Baltiznore 247. * Tasties SLAND PARK. HARPER'S Fi KRY. ie Seg buscars gevutids ta the Country. Mule, Bustivg. Pebings Se Horees Croquet, ket - ah frou Be ticludsig reserve yFweoph Ley aa free. Every. Ti ‘Ticket, ‘seat both directions, $1. PUT THIS “CHUNK OF PRACTICAL USE. WISDOM" INTO MOST OF YOU ARE GOING AWAY SOME- WHERE FOR THE SUMMER, OR A PART OF IT. YOU ARE SURE TO FIND COOL WEATHER WHEN YOU WILL NEED A LIGHT-WZIGHT WOOLEN SUIT. YOU CAN'T WEAR THIN STUFFS ALL THE TIME, AND AN ORDINARY WOOLEN SUIT 13 TOO HEAVY. SERGES OR CHEVIOTS ARE WHAT YOU WANT. JUST PROTECTION ENOUGH, AND AT THE SAME TIME COOL ENOUGH FOR ORDINARY USE. A LIGHT-WEIGHT OVERCOAT IS AS NECESSARY TO A COMFORTABLE SOJURN AT SEASHORE OR MOUNTAIN AS ALMOST ANY GARMENT A MAN WEARS. IN TRAVELING EVERY MAN WANTS A DUSTEK ALL THESE ARTICLES CAN BE HAD OF EITHER CHEAP OR EXPENSIVE MATE- RIALS, ACCOKDING TO ONE'S TASTE OK THE CONDITION OF HIS FINANCES. ‘THE TIME HAS GONE BY WHEN IN OR- DER TO BE STYLISHLY DRESSED A MAN ‘MUST WEAB EXPENSIVE CLOTHING, A $10 SUIT, A $15 OVERCOAT OR A $1.50 FLANNEL COAT AND VEST ARE AS STYLISHLY CUT AS THOSE COSTING THREE TIMES AS MUCH. EB. BARNUM & CO, wiz 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 1 0. 0. F.—THE ANNUAL SESSION OF ‘the GRAND ENCAMPMENT will be b ld TOSMORE, Ww CUED) at pn. Election of of; cera_by Order JOS. BURLOUGHS, Grand Ser:be. 1¢ SP wie eer a in 2031, K. of Le, at Hilton Tihand D, WEDNESDAY, July 18” All members will, atend. “BY oder of Mo. _ay16-3t ‘Board of Directors of the Cristea Hosp rectors of the Cusldrette Hospi: tal of the District or Columbia, hed JULY 13, 1888, the ‘following preamble sud resolutious were Wiani- monsly adupted - Whereas, We have just received the sd announce ment of the deat of Dr. ALEXANDER Y. P. GAR- AETT loug a director uf the hospital and ous of its ie BR " ‘ved, "1 hat in ti.is mournful event we realize that thus Board has been deprived of the services of un $Pelet and uonored member. and the bespital of one convictions, which le was ready at all ti es toavow sud saruestiy and mancully to maintait ‘& public. spirited and useful citizen and steadfast iend: an [BY tan, loaF ed and skilltul in the requ “ements of Profession, assiduous and faithtal im U Dertorm- ance 0: his duties, not only in the genral and lucra- tive walks of lis practice, but in hose benevolent take, Juseparable trom lig profession. and which bis connection with this charitable institution especially iy ‘Upou him, ‘Acooivels That although realizing that “iti ed unto al. a Hons of » happy convalescence, far a ily and frieuds, with no oue deat to hi, Teceive Lis last farewell or to soothe his dying mo- ments. But if “the sense ot death is most iu the ap- prvhenision,” we can console onrselves that be has beep, Felieved irom the doubts and anxieties Which the con~ selousDess of approaching dissulution must bring to the bo dest heart, Resvived. Lhat ‘we tender to his family our sincere ‘S¥u.puthy ip their wreat bereavement. Hiracteed, That we attend the Luneral Jn a body tliat a copy of these resolutious be sent to the family. RD. << ‘GKORGETOWS, D. C.. July 14, 1888. ‘This in to cortify that on the Listh day of July, 1888, I received from Mr. Jucob Brock, treasurer of Capital Connell No. 320, the sum of three thousand doilars ($3,000), on benefit certificate of my late husband, David Dreyfuss, who died June 24, 1888, T take great pleasure in recommending the Order of the Royal Arcanum, and herewith express my siucere thanks to the offi ers of Capital Council No. 32 Arcanum, for their prompt attention to the above bea- efit certificate, ax papers relating to same were fur- warded to Supreme Gotuicil, R.A, in Boston, Ju'y 4, and check for above aiuount was delivered to me July 13, 1888, (sigued) — BABET DREYFUSS. P. s—Any information in reference to Capital Coun- il No. 820, Royal Arcanum, will be cheerfully’ given by applying to MORRIS PRICE, Secretary Capital Cont ___ 416 7t st. mw., Washington, D.C. ANY INFORMATION WILL BE THA! J funy received at 2121 Ta. ave. 3. w.. of NIE NELSON. light compiexioned, teu years old hair Cut short; has been tnissinwe since July 11. Jy16-2-* = DISSULUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. _ ‘The ‘copartuership heretofore existing between Fraug © Bermmunnand sade Mi, Tastee onder te firm hame ot Bergmaun & Tastet, 810 Fst) est, is this day Morsell baving Hers t therein. ‘The business will br continued an! kuows erea.ter by the frm usiue o! MOKSELL & TAS T ‘The mdebteduess of the late flrs will be avsintued by MCRSELL & TASLET, and ous indebted to the veut with, i 4y16-3t Je HERNDON MOKSELL AND WALDO Mt, TASTED have this day entered into a co: partiersbip under the firm name of MOKSEL.. & TASTET, for the purpose of conducting the Fano aud Music Business at the old stand of the late ‘firm ot Bergmann & Tustet. $16 F street nortiiwest, wicre ‘they wils be pleased to wee all old customers of tha late fir, HERNDON MOR~ELL, 4316-3 WALDO M. TASiET. Bore FONE TOSP HrsmeN—Ait sports. MEN wishing to becouie ‘members of the Washington City Ketel Club are requested to attend a meeting of the Club at the office of Messrs. Green & Cuuutngham, 1405, Fst." u.w., on TUESDA 16, 1888, at 8 o'ciock pm. 'F.8. WEBSTER, 5G secretary. DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNEUSUIP. ‘The copartrership heretofore existing between Thos J. Luttrell sad Louis D. Wine, und-r the firm name of Luttrell & Wine, of 1930 Pa. ave., is this day di solved by mutual consent. ‘The indebtedness of the firm will ‘be paid by Thos. J. Luttrell, who will continue busi- ness at the old stand, and all persons indebted to the old firma are requested to wake prompt settlement with him, THOMAS J. LUITRELL, Ditiw: Lowls D. WINE, ]> THE QUARTERLY MEE’ ROCHDALE CO-OPERATAV the District of Columbia wil be held Mall, n.e. cor. 7th and L sts. v.w.. on 3 Inst. at 8 o'clock p.m. “Ils ‘The proposed new coustitu.ion und Dj-laws ure to considered. Its hoped there will be « lune urtend- Auce of weinbers interested in the welfare of th: So- ety. Mmbers should see that they ove with them their menb rship cards runuiue to April, 1889, to eu lille thei to admission. By order JUS. M. WILSON, Prea, _J. W. HARSHA, Sc. i <a a I lest REMOVED HIS to 1310 Rhode Tala d B GREAT CLEARING ~ALE. JOur entire line of doubie-wiith’ caahmeres, 10'4¢. We sold the ssuue at 17 ne.. aud off the piece ai Zoe. Double Combination, 141 aud 1243 11th stw.eJ13-3 c sq Nav A-“‘Sriceen ‘THEREFORE, “LET ER FLICKER.” FLY WEIGHTS. Genuine Seersucker Coats and Vests, $1.50 upward. tohair Coats aud Vesta, Siver, Gray and Slate, an Mobsir Coats and Vests, a varicty of shades, ‘Fonjgee Coats aud Vests, a handsome variety, $3 up MEN'S SUITS. Upward, Seotch Mixtures, Stripes, Plaids and Checks, 88.75 upward. “THE LIGHTS AND SHADOWS 0’ LONDON" GO FOR NAUGHT. Whenever the American jilea obtains, and as we are in- teueeis’Anieticali—“uative and to the Ianmer born™ special delat in placing before yuu the product of America looma. ” $10.75 Is our price—for your choice—of = large variety of Suite, made of standard Awerian Goode not oveaine Abie elsewhere at lene than $13, CUT Ul NO CUT. Wwe grasp the situation and govern ourselves accord Paptaloons—if pleane— Ameri: Pantaloons, | @1.30.01-75, 2 208278, o5, 63.90. Wekvow your needs and meau to supply them. VICTOR E. ADLER'S 10 PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10 927 and bau ib st. mw. coruor Masacuusetts ave. Strictly One ence Open Saturday tli 11pm EW-OFFICE COATS, stripes and checks, on sale Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday moraiugs. from 7 till Wo'clock. PHICE. 25e. yu Tur Ovex Fine-riace ar ite artistic treatment 1s a special study with ua. Wevgive the choicest colors and deaucns int ar eh cement at very ow prices Siamning stock, which we Lew desis. are cro" HAY WALD S UUTCHINSON, 424 Uthat Westili have « lotot & willl seli at alout cost, «ur flours, Ui GREAT CLEARING. dy14-3te ~e=> OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND 5 POTOMAC TELEPHUNE COMPANY. A dividend of $1.25 per share will be payable on the 23d day of July, LBS. to the stockholders of record at the close of business ou tue 14th day of July, 1588. at the othe of the Treasurer of the Compa: y. 61914 h st.n.w., Washington, | C. ‘The transfer books will be elused from the 16th to ‘the 3d of Jul; inclusive. SAMUEL M.icRYAN, Pres dent, CHAS. G. BEEBE, “Tressurer Wasntxeroy, D.C. July 12, IS88, 3y12-10t. wg > DK. J. W, GRINDER, JR, MAS MOVED FROM 115 3D ST. N. E., T0630 B ST. - Jy] iw re NOTIC! _ OF, DISSOLUTION OF Go- partuership. | Tie partuership he. etotore exe ing between M. B Bruce and Martha A. Harucas: Ue under the firm name of M. B. BUCH & G0, been dissclyed. | Mrg Bruce will pay all cutstantiiy Uabilities of the firin and is eutitiea to receive alli assets, MB ERUCE, M. A. HARDCASTL ‘The undersigned will continue tie Lusivess ai the ole stand, O13 st Ww si *DO.16es St "__M. BARNES BRUCE. r =» MEDICAL DEPART MENT, GEO1.GiTOWN Ss Vniveratty, Wasuinaton, Dee. Tue forces s-ssiow of this Medical College wil Lexin ou MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1888. iu the new aud well-equipped co Jeg: budding, H st bet, 9th ‘aud 10th. ‘For an- Cuucement and turther particulars, adress the deat, G.L. MAGRUDEK. at. D.. 815 Vt ave. WOODWARD & LOTHRUP CALL ATT 2S “tion tot cir feitities for maxing 9 Order of Mus.in, Fereule, Flatiuel, aud >ilk, showing au ‘clesaut ling of paticrus from which to select, Coruer of 11thand F atu n.w. jLl-.w i. ;=>, MR. FISHER AND MR a= Emer-on Iistitute, will take ay pupils diving July aud August ration for Naval ‘Acadeny, Went Pont, saad aii Colges AUS course inay be pursued, ‘to the yonnyer boys. Ci _y6-In inses ENG, OVERSTOCKED WITH SLATE MAN IELS I wisk to dispose of two hundred Gunn July at GREATLY REDUU. D PRICES. “Wil ‘bpec.ai attention will be given ator address 914 1¢u st. | store xoods until Wauted. Cull and sec the new Slate Caviuet Mantel, -M. KOCHE, 497 C st. uw. jy6-z0" HAVING RECENTLY PURCHASED THE ‘establishinent of 8. E. Matloes, 625 and 6:51 G stew, 1am prepared te accomodate the public woh ali kinds of evennny driving v. hicles at short no- tice aud ou thos: reasonable terms; particular attention, Doarding ven to ‘Horses, and on the ost reasouabue forma, ott, J. BOOKIE “Telephone call 936-2.__Ly3-1m) " Proprictor. GROGAN'S INSTALMENT HOUSE, 739 AND 741 71H ST. N. W. Cheapest house in city to buy your Furniture, Car Pets, Oil Cloths, Matungs, Baby Carriawes, Ketrigera- tors, Stoves, &c. Everything in the houseturnishing Jue'sols on credit as clieay ax thy can be Louse esr Where for ¢ We. AKG AND LAY ALL CARPETS FREE OF myz1 ‘Cost, EQUITABLE j ur Wool figured Challies. 9c. We sold the same (O-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, | SLAP G hip ctter a ked 18e. Double Combination, “MMUITABLE. SUILDING,” 1003 ¥ 34. s2ehees co ASSETS—§898,217.43, pauce A laxative retreahing, Cffce hours, from 9 am. to ¢:30p.m. On the first Very agrevabieto take for | Wednerday in each month the office will be open from Gt So'cicck pam Auvanoes will bemale promply CONSTIPATION, a7 o'clock. Subscriptions for sbaresin the 15th tasue received INDIE Pee ide tena | daily at the office of the Assuciatiou, Equitable Bulid- Joss of a) petite, xastric and Mtestiad troubiesamd | We, LUO F wt, ‘ace wri ‘Shares are $:860 per month. Rg 3 £1,000 advanced on each ahare. ‘ | exiztox Pre BELO, ce explaining the cbject and advantages of ' Fite Kasul Paria, | the Assucintion are furnisbed upon y | Scrttaway Sold by all Drugate | — pecan at { - THOMAS BUALBVILLE, Pros't, Le JNO. JOY EDSON. Sec’y. det WwW. @. ‘ZEROTT & CO., MUSIC GoLD Bo paticen nate et trom Peniwylvauia BONNET five music establishment intheeity. ———jy3-3m_ ‘TO CONTKACTORS, CARPENTERS AND aes - LUMBER. ug: vii, EVERY DESCEIPTICS y spy11 LARGE STOCK. fo Reduce Surpius Stock. * Consisting of lane assortment of Virginia Pine Joist, Low PRICES. Seantiiug, aud Boards. WHITE PINE FINISHING LUM! PIC LATH , SHINGLES, &o. —— Being stock cont pts ‘14th aud B st, yards, ‘This is posits Sales will be at cost if FRANK M. LEWIS, peceasary, an S1CCK tush be reduced, wo wake Soca 21225 Peon. ave, bg Forms Et aaa Successor to Samuel Lewis’ Sona, my1-3m MghandB ota ow and bathe and nd bree, Out cheat ING BALE. ae |e | Qou ort ow = OF THE | Washington News and Gossip. ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF StaTE Rives and U.S ‘Treasurer H att -eturned to tue elty this mornt from their trips to the North. ~ To-pav's Box OFFERINGS amounted to $471,350 1n lots as follows: Four per cent, registered—$200 at 127; $160,000 at 12734; $1,500 at 128; $250,000 at 127%; $18,000 at 1273¢. Four per cent coupon— $40,000 at 1273. Four-and-a-half per cents, reg- istered—$10 2° 107. Fourand-a-haif per Cents, coupon—$1,500 at 1 Mave TueM Cuew Tomst PapER.—At the An- napolis court-martial Saturday afternoon the case against HG. MacFarland was taken up. He ts red with requiring Cadets "Davidson aud Stockford to chew their totlet paper. Assistant Naval Constavctor Jon R. HANs- com bas been ordered to Cramp’s ship-yard, Phila- deiphia, as the sup. * tending naval constructor in place of Asststun. Naval Constructor Hoover, ‘who was ordered some time ago to take charge of the work at the New York yard, PRIVATE SECRETARY FLETCHER returned this morning to bis desk in Secretary Whituey’s office after being confined to bis bed for eight weeks by brokeu leg, He 1s still compelied to use crutches, THE PRESIDENT has approved the joint resolution amending the joint resolution approved May 14, 1888, relating to the disposal of certain public lands in Florida and Louisiana; the acts author- izing bridges over the Tombigbee River, Alab: ama, the Ouachita River, Arkansas, the Comubia River, between Oreon and Washington terrivor the ‘tisevsst ppt River, near Oquawka, Ill, the ‘Tennessee Kiver, between Bridgeport and Shet- field, Ala., the Cauly Fork River, between Rock Island and Carthage, Tenn., the Mississipp!_Kiver al Muscatine, Iowa, the Bayou D'Arbonne, Louls jana, the Mi-sourt River at Nebraska City, Neb.; Une ucts granting pensions to John Wagoner, Jou F. G, Whittag, Louis Telyea, Julia Bryan, Lucy A. Noel, Frank HM. Reed, Surah Ann Waters, Emii Scbattie,W. A. Hicks; the acts Increasing Ue pen- stons of Edw. Ashworth, Edw, Healy, Wm. Winans, and th acts for the relief of Jennie D. Rice and Hiram Cuelsam. Kor Wratarr Prepictep.—It looks as though there 1s some hot weather preparing for Washing- ton, The Signal OMice records show a maximum temperature of 82, and a prediction for warmer Weather is tnade fof to-day. That, however, prob- ably means a temperature of 85 or'86, but ILis very likely that the figure wil be gradually increased throughout the Week unt thlng~ become esting. San Francisco 1s just now enjoying an almost unprecesented hot Spell. Las’ a o'clock Ue temperature Was 84, or above the normal, Wille at Sacramento at the Same hour the therinometer registered 106 degrees, GgorGe Bancnorr Huxr BY A FaLL—A New- port, RL, dispatch says that George Bancrott, the Listortan, met with a painful aceldeat Satur- day evening, “He had just returned from a drive With Mrs. John ¢ Bancroft Davis and was about to ascend the steps of his house when he iell, "He Was badly shaken up and considerably brutsed, Mr. Bancroft has deen ih good health and tn better Spirits than ustial lately, for his grandd uzhter Suzaune, Wuo married young Charles Carrou, of Maryiand, has arrived Wit her busvand, and the distinguished histosdan anticipated much pleasure foi their visit. PRESIDENT CLEVELAND Will open the Granger exhib Hon on August 28, at Williams Grove, Pa, according to a dispateh from Carlisle, DEATH OF Coxsvt BRiGHAM.—A private telegram received here announces the death in Kingston, naica, on Saturday of Judge J. Harvey Brigham, U.S. consul at that port. Judge Brigham Wasa bout MIty-lour years of age, hative of Lomistan: and leaves a Wile «nd Lhree cundieu, Tue Weatuer-Cror BULLETIN of the Signal Ser- vice says: Reports from the corn and wheat states of the central valleys of the Northwest indicate that the weather during the past Week has been favorable for the growing crops, especially corn, potatoes, and grass, which have doubtless beed generally improved by recent rains, GEN. SHERIDAN Hap 4 ComvoRTaBLe SUNDAY.— Drs. Matthews and Yarrow issued a bulletin at Nonquttt, Mass, last night at 9 o'clock, saying Gea. Shertaan “has had a good day, nowwithstand- ing ‘some slight also:der, Which produced no un- favorable s¥inptom of moment. His pulse has Deen of good tension, and his respiration at Umes has been nearly normal. His cough has not been troublesome.” Mx. Joun T. Dove, secretary of the U. 8. Civil Service Commission, reiuried to Wasuington last evening after an absence of a month in the Northand West visiting twenty-eight of the classified post- ofices and customs districts, observing the execu- tion of the e.vil-ser jaw'aud rules, and estab- Ushlns greater eMclency and uniformity in the Work of the local boarus of examluers, PeRsonat.—Sir Lionel Sackville West, the British Ininister here, arrived in New York from Europe on Sunday.—Chas. 8. Hathaway of Detroit, I. C. \derson, Geo, L. Peters, Frank H. Dyer of Salt Herbert Lioyd and Bi AL H. Simpson ond J. ‘are at Willard’s, er Of railroads, and Kev. were in Chicago on Saturday.— Edward L, ‘Trowbridge and W, B. Gill of Patiadel- E. W. Rice of Shangliae, China, K. Nire of in, A. U1. Fowler of Buffalo, and and 8.'F. Taylor of New York, are at the Riggs. Kev. Father Chapelle, pastor of St. Macew cureh, tntends saiung for Europe tie latter part OF this ‘month ou a trip for reereai EN. Dickerson of New York, 1s at Welcker's——Dr, German Baker of Shelvyville, Ky., 13 a guest of Dis s0u-1i-law, Dr. Ormsby Gray, at 1302 K street. McKenna of California, Can- non Of lilinots, McComas of Maryland, Hitt and Wie of Pints, Kean and Phelps of New York, ond Outhwaite of Ohio, A.C. Bradley and tamhy, Be P. Wattous and wite, Q” A. Pearson and wite, Mrs. deretale tM. Wilson,’ Sto,” Anna B. Wilson,” Mrs, Se ton Perry, James H. McKenney, E. E. Perley, and E. W. Hurt of Washington, ‘are ‘among the recent arrivals at the Blue Mountain House, Mar} land —Rov't H. Parkinson of Clncinnatl, and \ Bakewell of Pittsburg, are at_Wormiey’s—Hon, W.H. Barna. of Connecticut, Judge T. M.Coo.ey of the Intersta‘e Coumerce Commission, A. a, Rus- sell Of Lue Army, and Townsend Cox, of New York, are at the Aruniton.—fion. MH. L.’Muldrow, As: sistant Secretary of the Interior, Treasurer Hyaut, Marston Niles ot New York, J.T. Rouse of Tucson, Anzona, 8. Cushing of Boston, and €. S. GoLuleld of Chicago, are at the Ebbiit.—P. R. Stewart of St. Louis, Mo., and Col, Heury J. Rogers ot New are at the St. Jainex—Col. J. M. Eldridge, U. 8. consul at Glitichen, Suxony, 18 making a visit (o Uuls city. —$-Capt. A. J. verry, the cusiodian of the Interlor Deparunent, ‘has been called to his howe tn Suutulleld, Va.,"by the death of his little gin MR. RANDALL MUCH BETTER. ‘To be Removed to a Country Place near Philadelphia as Seon as He can Stand the Journey. Mr. Randall was much better at noon to-day. He has nad no return of the hemorrhages since the Friday night attack, and has been able to take Doth rest and nourishment, so that he has re- gulned considerable of his strength, Every hour ‘that he coutinues without a recurrence of the at- tack increases his chances of wiuimate recovery, and the progress he has made since Saturday morning has greally encouraged his doctors and his family. Dr. MarUn found 1t uunecessury tor lin Lo remain ere and has returned to Pulladel- phia, He pronounced tue treatment ot Drs. alallan and Linco:n the very vest Uat could have been given, and assured (he famiy that Mr, Randall's Condition was as favorable a3 could be expected, He has sustained the utlacks and loss of blood WIth remarkabe Vigor. AS soon as he 13 strong enough to stand the) Jour vey they propose to take him to Cuestaut Hill, a couatry place on the sub- urvs of Puiladelplita, near Dr. Martiu’s home, At 2 o'clock Mr. Randall was resting quictiy, no uniivorable cuange in his condition having ‘oo curred, phia, Ja Interior Department Changes. ‘The increase of the clerical force in the Intertor Department by the new" legislative bill 1s as fol lows: Secretary's Oftice—Two carpenters, $000, Assistant Attorney-General—Three law clerks, 42,000, Indian Ofice—Three clerks, $1,200. Land Ofice—Ten principal examiners of land claims end conuests, $2,000; ope clerk, $1,800; four at $1,600, Ubree 4U $1,400, two at $1,300, five at $1,000, Fatent Oftice—i Wo principal exatuiners, $2,400; ten clerks at $1,200, one draughtsman at $1,000, ‘The decrease 1s ds tollows: Secretary's SIX members of bozrds of pension appeals, $2,000, Land Office—1wo copyists, $900. ‘A battery of eight gas tanks in Ludlow, Ky., ex- ploded petted gio men were. killed ‘and Hiteen were injured, Ex-Daseball-player Richard ‘Curran was kiied, ‘she centennial celebration of the founding of Marietta, Ohio, Which ts to continue for several duys, Opened Sunday, Gov, Foraker presided and mace a short address in introducing the speaker 1 the day, Bisbop Gilmour, of Cleveland, ‘A navural .as explosion dccurred at Washing. tou, Pa, Saturday, by Which five workmen were seriously burned. AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. IN FAVOR OF FREE WOOL. The Vote in the House of Representatives. VARIOUS BILLS IN THE SENATE. ‘The Senate. ‘The following bills were reported from commit- tees and passed: The House bill to extend the Iumits of tue port of New Orleans; the House joint resolution electing Col Harris, of Ohio, Gen. Mar- ‘un, of Kansas, and Gen, Hartranft, of Pennsyiva- nia, Managers of the National Soldiers’ Home, to lt vacancies, Mr. Hale offered a resolution (which went over Ull to-n.orrow) caliing on the Postmaster General for a copy of testimony of letter-carriers in tbe ‘New York post-omtice, taken by Posi-Office Inspec. tor Rogers, in July, 1886, and by a committee of Pome inspectors in ‘October and November, ‘THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INDIAN TRADERSHIPS. Mr. Chandler offered a resolution (which was referred Uo the committee on contingent expenses) to continue, during te recess, the select commit tee on Indian traderships, House of Representatives, The call of states for the introduction of bills having been dispensed with, the House went into committee of the whole (Mr. Springer in the chair) on the tariff bill, the woolen schedule being pending. MR. TAYLOR ON THE WOOL QUESTION, Mr. E. B. Taylor (Ohio), tn opposing the sched- ule, argued that the passage of the bill would not benefit the consumer of wool. It would not re- duce Une price of wool in this country after it had been io operation sufficiently long to destroy the home industry, Tu be sure, the placing of wool on Ube free list Would reduce Ube revenue about $5,000,- 000, but Lat could be accompiished just as well Without injuring auy industry, by taking tbat amount Of god aud silver from the ‘Treasury and slosing It im Lue Potomac River, The passage of Luis DU Would absoiutely destroy Lhe main wool ratsiug industry of Lue country, It migut not de- Stroy that of Calliornia, or of “fexas, but 1t would absolutely destroy Unat of Pe..nsyivania, bio, West Virginia and the nortuwestern states.” Wool had been placed on the free List simply because Une Presiueut recommended it, and Le Presiaent knew no more why be recommended it than Dickens’ fat boy kuew why he went wsieep so much, AU the suggestion of Mr. Mills (Texas) -tt was agreed that a vote should be taken on the tree Wool clausy at 1 o'clock Lo-day. Mr. Adams (iL) spoke in favor of changing to January 1, 1880, tue time when the iree-wool ‘Schedule spall go into effect. THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OP WOOL MANUPAC- TUKERS. ‘Mn Allen (Mass.) sent to the clerk’s desk and had read a letter from Mr, Whitman, president of the National Association of Wooi Manufacturers, stat- ing that the wool manufacturers are opposed to Une removal of the duty en foreign wool The permanent success Of ihe wool Manufacturing In- dustry, says Mr. Whiunap, Is dependent on the growin in’ Unis country of their principal raw a- Verlal, Mr, Jackson (Pa.) bore testimony that the wool manutacturers Of Philadelphia were wncompro- mlstugly ‘upposed to free woul. Mr. Kerr dowa) called attention to the fact that ‘the reduction of the duty on wool 1p 1883 bad re- Suited tu an lucrease OF revenue Lo the extent of $11,000,000, and_e therefore favored a revurn to Ube tart of 1867. MR. ANDERSON FAVORS THR BILL. Mr. Anderson (owa) said that the self-consti- tuted champions of American labor, by declaring ‘Uhat the bill was an assault upon American in- dustry, were presenting & false issue to the country. Taking Ubts bis in its entire percentage of protection Ww American industries, he could not row the Old standpolnt ol republicanism, how it was that a 40 per cent tariff was in the navure Of an assault On American industries, While be did not like everytuing iu the bili, be argued that 1t Was not obnoxious to the charge of secdonalisia. "That Way another false issue pre- seuted by these seif-constituted champions, AN OHIO PROTEST. Mr. Williams (Ohio) protested against the ruth- jess disregard of the interests of the farmers of Obio and tue great Northwest, of Texas and the broad prairies of the Southwest, in placing wool on the free list, MK. KELLEY REPLIES TO MR. SCOTT'S SPEECH OF SATURDAY, ‘Mr. Kelley (Pa), said that be saw from the Record that on $.turday last the member from Erie, Mr. Scott, had indu'ged in an unusualty reck- less fanfaronade, in the course of which, after re- ferring to Lita (Mr. Kelley) by pame, tue member had sad that “selther age nor association can culUivate in One What nature has not given uim— those traits of character which gentlemen recog- nize both in pubic and private life as the best types of true manhood,” ‘If that member's public and private life were governed by the traits wo ‘which he alluded, it Was matter of great happiness: to uuu (alr, Kelley), tuat nature did not a tuein upon bis, aud 1 the member alluded to those traits Walch permitted him, in pursuit of bis own auvantage, LO pervert and falsity statements made by gentlemen, or which, according vo his code, re- quired a map Who was forced to hear a conversa- Gon, ail the essential polnts of which were falsi- fied and perverted by a party to such conversa- Uon, to abstain from exposing suco falsiticalion and’ perversion, he (Mr. Kelley) humbiy thanked his Creator tor having provecied him from the domination of suck iraits. It Was pot his purpose vo pursue the gentieman througd bis labyrinth of iiayiuary facts, but W say that tn bis lewer to Mr. swWauk Mr. Carnegie Rad confirmed bis (Mr. Keiey’s) statement. ‘Phe statements of the wit- nesses—U, i. Painter and Mr. Weirick—wouild a.so Show, With Iucreased empiusis, Way be Wa8 so glad 'to escape Lue dominant traits of his (Mr, Scott’s) character, THE HOUSE REFUSES TO STRIKE WOOL FROM THE FREE LIST. After a brief argument by Mr, Breckinridge (Ky.) in favor of the free-wool clause, Mr. Wilkins (io) moved to strike wool from the free list. ‘On a division the vote 8iood 93 to 122, and the announcement was received with applause on the democraie side, Mr. Sowden (Pa) and Mr. Wilkins and Mr. Foran (Ohio) were Une only demvcrats voting’ in the uilicmative, wile Mr. Anderson (lowa) voted in the negative. Mr. Butterworth (Ohio) wished to effect an ar- Taugement by Walch a yea-and-nay vote might be taken in the Howse, but air. alilis declined to comply. ‘Tellers were then ordered, and Mr, Wilkins’ mo- Von Was defeated—102-120. CARPETING AND MATTING. Mr. Mills offered an amendment striking out the clause imposing a duty of 30 per cent ad valorem on carpets and carpeungs and inserting a clause imposing a duty of six cents per square yard on hemp and jute carpetings, of 20 per cent ad Valorem on oor matting and Moor mats, exclusively of vegetable sul and of 46 per cent, ad vaiorem on all other carpets ‘and car- pelings, druggets, Vackings, mats, rugs, screens, covers, bi cks, bedsides of wool, fax, couton or parts of elther, Or otuer material. Mr. Lodge (Mass.) offered an amendment tmpos- ing a duty of 10 cents p.r square toot on cocoa mats, and 15 cents per square Yard on cocoa mat- ei Lost; 86—25. r, Mills’ umendment was agreed to, Mr, Boothman (Obio) then called up his amend- meni, ofered souue days ago, restoring t0€ Wool tarifl of 1867, and it was rejected—50; FREE WOOL OCTOBER 1. ‘On motion of Mr. Mills (Texas) the date on which the free-wool clause shall go into effect was fixed at October 1, 1888; aud the date for the taking icc of the woolen schedule was fixed at January Steam Railroads in Washington. ‘THE SUBJECT BRIEFLY DISCUSSED IN THE SENATE TO- Da. in the Senate to-day Mr. Daniel reported from the District committee the House bill to authorise the Richmond and Danvilie Katiroud Co. to lay tracks and erect depot buildings in this city, and asked Its immediate consideration. Senator Vest usked to have the ground to be 0o- ‘cupled more definitely described, nator McPherson had no objection to the tnat it, might interfere with the general contem} enUy locating Riad “Toutes and. stations in. Washingwn. He in rallroxd»—the Baitimore Danville—ougat vo get u st any action taken oat some pian. He did not want any ‘wouid tuterfere with the setting apart of some ver- Titory for the permanent occupancy of rauiroada, Ar. Vest ob; to immediate consideration of the bill, and ‘went over. Lary’s office and set to work searching the files of the tment. Other clerks were also at work in Uhe diffrent bureaus, and there have been on the ay u men at work on the rvply ever since the middie of February. ‘Tne work is now complete, and the 15,000 pages of manuscr pt are ready to be taken to tue Capitol for the perusal Of the Senate committee on naval affairs, These pages contain every letter that has been writien ‘Vo or from the Navy Departm-nt since the 4. of March, 1886, that in any way relates to these ‘ships. If aletter chanced to mention one of the ‘Ships even incidently it Was copied and embodied in the report, So minutely did the searchers work ‘that Uhere are in the mass of Correspondence, a set Of seven letters that were broucht forta by reason of a request by an old sailor, a painter, to Sb/p on the Atlanta. When he made this request it was accidently discovered that th uniortunate man had a set of false teeth, and six of the letters Telate Lo the momentous question of whether or ‘Bot aman WILD false Weeth could ship op board ere igo also roo Re a § ‘each bu! wing exactly presen ‘condition of the 48 far as the bureaus are respectively concerued. Tve fina) ietier of trans- mittal has veen delayed by the i1fess of one of Lhe naval constructors who bad the mak. ing of the report from the Bureau of Construction and Repair. His report has now been received, and tbe reply will _proba- Diy De sent to the Capitol in a few days. Senator Heagan was at the Department last week, and, Joking at the mass of manuscript, suggeste | tuat acheap means of transporung tue cargo would be by wheelbarrows, THE REPORT ON THE TENNESSEE. ‘On the floor next to the Atlanta-Bolphin-Boston- Chicego report are a half-dozen large volumes, [cter books, that contain the Secretary’s repiy to & recent resolution of inquiry introduced by Sena. tor Chandier relative to the allusion in the Secre- tary’s annual report to the splendid record of the U.S) nessee as an absorbent of tnances She cost ».,000,000 before she was Bn.lly sold by tue Goverpinent for $1,500. ‘This report will also be ready in a short ume. Capitol Topics. ‘THR INDIAN TKADERSHIPS INVERTIGATION. The examination of Capt. Chas. Henry was con- Unued by the Senate committee on Indian trader- ships this morning. Hegave it as his opinion that there had deen cut about 40,000,000 fee! of lumber from the Flambeau reservation within the last ‘Uwo Fears, and Luat there 1s now left between 125,- 000,000 and 150,000,000 feet, Ex-Agent W. K Dustee was catied to the witness stand. He said, 1n rep,y to tue chairman, that h- belleved be was the originator of the present contract system. He Was asked to state lis motives and Ube reasons Which influenced tim tn his recommendations, but Pending hls answer the commiitee adjourned, OPPOSED TO CONFIRMING THE NOMINATION. It ts understood that the Senate postal commit tee 1s unanimously opposed Lo the confirmation of George G. Mecklem to be postmaster at West Point, N. ¥., and that 1 will soon report accordingly. ‘There seems to be no change against the nomince, ‘vut he people of West Polnt Tavor the retention of Augusta B. Berard, wuo bas been their post- Master for twenty years, and don’t want Mechlem, who lives 10 intles away. TO EMPLOY A STENOGRAPHER, In the Senate to-day Mr. Vance, from the com- mittee on contingent expenses, reported a resolu. Uon authorizing tue committee on appropriations to employ a stenographer to take down such state- ments as are made in connection with the sundry civil bill by persons summoned before the commit- tee, and providing Uhat such statements may be rinted for the use of the committee, ‘The reso- julion vas adopted, AN ASSISTANT ATTORNEY-GENERAI. Representative Oates, of Alabataa, to-day iutro- duced iu the House a bill creating the office of Assistant Attorney-General at a salary of $5,000, Who is to be charged with the duty of editing and compiling the United States stavuves and treaties, NoTEs. Senator Blackburn has returned to the city and was In his seat to-day. Senator-lect vole nd Louisiana, who will suc- ceed Senator Eustis next March, was on the floor of the Senate to-day making the acquaintance of bis ruture associates, He is appareny not over forty years of age. Members of the ways and means committee are NOW taiking of getting a Yote on the Mills bill the latter part of this wi ‘Senator McPherson introduced bilts to in- crease Une limit of cost of tue pubilc building at Paterson, N. J., 10 $150,000, and to provide for te erection Of a public building at Perth Amboy, N. J, al a cost of — dollars, ‘Representative Baker, of Iiltnols, bas introduced in the House bills for the erection of public Duild- ings at Belleville and Alton, IL, at a cost of 50,000 in each case, CHARGES AGAINST ILROADS, Mlearings Before the Interstate Come merce Commission, Judge Cooley, the chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission, and Commissioner Mor- rison, have returned to the city from the West, where they have been on official businesa, The heurings of cases now pending will be resumed to- morrow, and will be continued through Friday. Next week the Commission will go to Dubuque, Iowa, where they will hear a number of cases, ‘The hearing to-morrow will be on the complaint ot Frank L. Hurlburt against’ the Pennsyivauta Rallway Co. The complainant alleges excessive and unreasonable charges in the transportation of rough hub blocks in car loads, and also diserimt- nation between rough and manufactured bub blocks, ‘The complainant also makes a similar charge against the Lake Suore abd Michigan Southern Ttattway Cogand a heariug of this case WiIL also be given vo-tforrow. On Wednesday the complaint of the coal com. panies allexing discrimination on the part of sev- eral railroad Uines agalnst cout ulued west of Pitt burg and shipped to Cleveland, Obto, a8 compared With coal miped east of Pittsburg. "On Thursday the chat of discrimination against the Inter. national Express Company, 1n favor of the Adams Expre: by the Philadelphia and Reading Com- ny Will be heard, and on Friday the cuarges Brougnt ‘by Ube Spartanburg (S C.) Board of rrade ainsi some twenty railroads in the South and fest, Will be investigated, The hearings in Dubuque, Iowa, will begin July 25, and wil continue Lnrougn the 27th. There are four cases set for hearing, which involve charges against certain western raiiroads of vio~ lating tue law in Issuiug raliroad passes and tp discrimination in sreigat rates. ‘The members of Lue coumigsion who have been hearing Lue New Jersey cases at Nd, ‘will return w-day. Gen. George Bogers Clark. THE PROPOSED MONUMENT 10 HIM—THE SENATE DISCUSSES THE QUESION OF LOCATION. In the Senate to-day Mr. Hoar, from the Ubrary committee, reported a bill to appropriate $35,000 for Une erection of @ monument to George Rogers Ciarke,who captured the Northwest Territory, ‘with an amendment striking out Washington as the place of location for the monument ast sub- stituting Louisville. Mr. Shi afler puuung: On record a sketch Of the services Gen. Ciarke, said he tbougnt Washington the iT place for ‘Lue monument, ana be the: from Vir- nia and Kentucky see the ‘of cuting 1U at the national capital, ‘Hoar tn- sisved that it was proper that the monument experiment of givii ‘Alsace-Lor- Taine Virtual home-rue, Wilh Pinot alexasdet ot Battenberg as governor. ‘Then maybe we might Dave seen the realization of a grand. Ce wae ‘has been "ea! ‘away her the cineer wate ‘en ‘perhaps be treed frou ent te of Maryland labor organization Jean, Paul Wiaman nay challons Blondin to “he I that tse of Delaware Telegrams to The Star. FEARS OF AN INDIAN UPRISING ——— Exploits of a Chicago Boy Bandit. THE EXTRA SESSION AT ALBANY. —_—>_—_ THE ALBANY EXTRA SESSION, Politics and the Privon-Labor Ques tien Very Badly Mixed Up. Special Dispatch to Tux EVENING Sram. ALBANY, N. ¥., July 16.—Nowe of the members Of Lue legisiature except Gen. Husted have yet arrived, and it ts evident that the session to-mor- Tow wall open with barely a quorum in each house, and it may prove necessary to order a call of the assembly and the seuate to-morrow, and then adjourn over @ day, until enough members are brougut :n to carry on work. Gov. Hill natur- ally decitnes to announce in advance of its presen- tation the contents of bis special message to-mor Tow, butit wiil undoubtedly place tue responsibility. upon te republican majority of the legisiature for its fallure to act upon the prison labor ques. Uon, and insist either that some new system of employing prison la’ or be at once adopted by law or Chat -nough money te appropriated to ¢ ory ou the present state-acc' unt plan. ‘rhe democratic members of the legislature will leave Ube re-ponst- billy 0; = selecting between these two plans witu we republican majority. Indi. vidually they are committed against the continuation of the state account plan, to which all the labor orgamzallons of tue stale are op- posed. ‘The republican legislature will find even greater difficulty in meeting the prison labor problem than republican Senators at Wasuington Mud in drawing & tariff bil The repuv- can leaders” of the — legislature at the last session were all committed for an appropriation to continue the state account plan, but in View of the hostile attitude of the ia bor Organizations, severai republican inembers will refuse to ioow Uleir lead. Asa matter of direct poliuics the action of tue legislature during we hext two days will be more of a factor i th Dational campaign, $0 far as ongapized labor Is concerned, tian the tariff q a. tis DAchly {mprobabie that Gov, Hill will bring bef the legislature any otber subject, unless the sessiv shail be prolonged through the inability of ty Fepubicah tajority to act when he may call up anti-trust legislation, The republican members of the legislature will Le guided largely by the advice of Senator Warver Mil misiamandensranied, GEN, SHEMIDAN RESTLESS, He Has a Good Appetite, but His Pulse is Still High. New Beproxp, Mass, July 16.—Gen. Sheridan Was rather restiess during last nigut; but slept fairly well, Tats morning he took a glass of milk and some crackers. He enjoys whatever we doctors will allow him to drink. Dr. Mattuews stated that the general's pulse this Morning Was 98, and his respitauion 28, ——— “CLOUDY CLiDE DeKING.” ‘That was the Title of a Chicago Boy Bandit Chicf whe Captured Two Other Boys and Held fhem Privon- ers. Cu1caco, July 14—Poweil Clyde, a fourteen-year- old boy of Lake View, wio bas read much Masb Iterature, and given himself the romantic ttie of “Cloudy Clyde DeKing,” has succeeded in creating asensation. After piaying the banui} prince tur some mouths “Cioudy Clyue” has fed to other scenes, Saturday Uwo men standing at the corner of Addison and North Ciark sureeis beard Unearthly yells coming apparentiy out of tue ground. After asearca tue men discovered the Suirance 0 ah excavation under s lumver-yard ‘two boys office, and on crawling in ound ted ‘fast to a post. Their arms were tied be- Bind them, One Of the boy's Was gaxKed, and the ether had managed to rid bunseit Gag, abd had given vent Lo the screams whica aUracted attention. The older boy told the men that Ube cave Was the headquarters of “Cioudy Ciyde's" gang. 10 was weil suppiied with plunder, ‘There were emp: y pocket towels, spoons, eves of crockery, a dinner pall oF Uwo, some yel- Fow-covered ‘novels, and @ knife. ‘The’ two toys were taken (0 @ police station and questioned, They proved to be te sonsot Wm. Deichinana, aud Mad been missing from home for nearly & month. Willie is tweive years old aud Harry ten, Willie Was seen yesterday, and Uold Une story of his remarkable adventures as a member of “Cloudy’s” band. tie Said that he and uis brother were on North Clarke street Oue afternoon taree Weeks ago selllug pap rs, Wheu they inet Powell clyde aud ano:her boy Wi whom they were ac~ quainted. They were invited Logo over abd Inspect the cave, and did so, Clyde explained what ayood business he Was doing, and asked the boys to join, ‘Tuey refused,auu Wanted vo so Lome, Dut “Clouds” Sald be Would Leach them Low Uns’ sort of tulug Worked in he tar West and Ued tuem Up Lo a post and gagged teu ‘They were kept Luere for a week, being fed Uwice a day by “cloudy,” who made raids on tue dinuer-palis of workmen ‘in Lue luinber yard for tual purpose. AC tue eud of tine week the boys were Ured out and Jolued Lue gang. ‘The next day Ley were sent down im company With anotuer member of Ube gong, under insiruc- Uous Lo steal anytuing they Could lay hands on, ‘This Was kept Up WML last Thursday, When Lue boys proposed Que» wore Lo go lume. “Cioudy Clyde de King” had tiem again bound, gagged, and Ued to the posi. Wille Dlcamaun inanaged to ger tke Kag OUE Of lis Wout and setup 4 sefeaming Wuich witracted the Lwo meu, Ars. Deichinann Was overjoyed at Lue return of her Uwo boys, Wuo she supposed had been Kiunap- ped. “clvudy” bas disappeared, tut Uke police are confdeut of calcuing ui aud oluer members Of the gang. Quile au amount Of slolen property #23 Lond in Lue cave, > ‘Texas Explorers Hi: = Hard Time. RXPEKIENCES OF POUR WHO UNDERTOOK TO DESCEND TKINITY MIVER To THE Ska. CuIcaGo, Juy 16.—A dispatch tour Daiiad, Tex, Bayes 0. Wier, rod. “sucker, and Same ‘Thompson, printers, who caine here irow Clicago WO years ago, and Walter Wall, started in a oa, June 3, 0 explore Trinity River, which runs about 400 wiles Unrouga @ Wild country, in a serpeauine course, LO te sea, Yesterday Willer was Lrougut back dying. He reports Luat Lhe explorers were taxen sick over 40 miles irom @ human babitauion, ‘and Would have perisued bad not a herwil fsuer- man given them succoz. Wail ded and was burved ear (ue ancient wown of Talico, Young Wier Waiked 36 miles through a wilderness to reach tne nearest Taliroad in Lue SouLAWest Texas Umber. ‘Pucker and nh Were left behind and Welt fate 18 unkuown. Tuey said if Uey recovered Uhetr streugla Lacy would Uy to Buish teu Urip to the sea, Friends have been sent overland after them, ——— A Radical Was Elected, "ARIS, 16,—In an election in we meatot Luurst yeowerday’ to Bila vacancy tu the chamber of deputies M. Lacroix (radical) was €lected. The vole wus: M. Lacroix, 37,003; M. ‘Duimas (conservative), 29,000. Murdered by = Mexicam Boy Hobber. Ma, July 16.—Geo, Stevenson, tne express ageat, eiegraph operator and sia: ‘at Glamis, Was murdered Saturday by jones, a Mexican boy aged Diteen. Tue deed Was commited for the purpose of robuery., Railroad Wreck ia Nevada. A FISI COMMISSION CAR THROWN FROM THE TRACK of the Wo exterminate all whites in tbat part of the coum try. HB Royer leaves Monday for the scene ot the trowbie With a force Of special policemen. Tie steamer Caroline afrive* saturday bight and wil probably convey the fo" “whd “C" Battery to The mouth of the Skeena Kiver. IC will be tmpossitue for ner to ascend the Skeena, owing to low water and the Tapids, The only way the t can co Up ts in canves and It Is estimated this will ovcupy about three Weeks, a8 ICs a distance oF 90 mules up the river to the scene of the troubie, and a great Many poriages make packing slow. ‘The Indians Who are causing Lue trouble afe tie Worst on Lue | — fuginecr aud Fireman "Killed. Cmrcace, July 16.—A special from Clarendon, Te :" ik convequence Of & Washout on ths band Denver Kotlfoad the worth-bound itaia Was precipitated througD a Bridss Yestenday morning. Engineer Smith and Firetian Wilson were insiantly killed, apd @ Buia Der Of Lhe passengers badly shakeu up. aa A Society Notes, Gen. and Mra J.C. Black aud Miss K. Scott are at Portland, Me. Miss S. F. Cuandler leaves the city Wednesday for tue White Mountains, sopping on the Way in Boston and Rockland, Me. SB Will De absent 4 montn. Mrs. von Entres, who went to Germany some Weeks ago, has returned to the tty. MPs and Miss Bispham Will spend thetr vacation at Manchester-by-the-sea. Dr. Chas, Bispham wil Fecuperate al Bat Hasbor. Mrs Kudoipl Kaufmann left this morning with her children tor Hawliton, Va, to be gope several Weens, The engagement of Miss Katie Beach and Mr. Win. G. Thompson, of Philadelphia, ts announced. Mrs. Sona ce will pend August at her howe tn the Black Mountains Mra Gen, Greely 1s spending the summer at Pitusteld, Mass, Just 4 Mrs, Stanley Matth. ews are at the same resort, The Miss» Matitey > are With thelr sist r, Mm J. fl. Cleveland, at Glendale, near Cinciinath, ‘The engagement of Miss Lizzie Schoonmaker, Of Judge Schoonmaker, and Mr. Williaun Lawton, of Aiigeton, is au nounced, ‘Sir Lionel West and Miss West and Miss Amatio West have arrived i» New York city from Havre ahd Will go to Beveriy Farms, Mass tage, Where they will remain auth Mrs. John Chew, of Uhis city, gave a law arragansett Pier last week, Mrs. Allan Meiville, Whospends her winter here, Js summesing at Narragansett Pier. Mrs. 8. H. Kauffmann and Miss Loutse Kaumt- mann went to-day to the Biue Mountain slouse for a few Works, Mrs, Lamont is expected to take possasion of her new cottage at Sorento Uuls Week. IL ts called “The Capit Mavroyeni Bey, the Turkish minister, is at Bar Harbor, Senator Ingalls’ family 4s at S'onington. Miss Van Vechten will spend August at Watch HA with Mr, and Mrs. Oaky of Albany, ‘aymaster General Kochester and his family have lect West Point and will occupy (heir cotlay. at Vineyard Maven ior t At O80 months, Mrs Whitney gave a lancheon in honor of tt German minister and M Mumm at Lenox, last Week. Miss Frelinghuysen was among Une guests, Mrs. Ashbrook and ber Gaughters, Misses Net of Didianapoits, are visiting Mins Gary, ¥ aveuue horLawest, Mr. Thomas 1. Ball aud family are staying at Falls Church, Va. Mrs. EC. Townsend and @aughter, Ada I. wnsend, have gone to Asbury Park for several a pany at 1 wee Mrs. Sarab Lioyd and Mr, and Mrs, John ©. Seo. feid and danghter leave to-day for Boston by sea en route « Vermoat. Mrs. B, W, Holman and sou will be wt Spring Lake, N. J., for a part of the summer, Mr. and Mrs A. M.Gorman left today for the mountains of Tennessee and North Caroitna, Mr. M, Larner, of Use Baltimore Sun, gave @ boat.ng-party Saturday evening in celebration lus birthday. Tue party went up on the Vain Forge, and Nad supper at tte Lome, Where @ piano Was a conte Jolly Choruses and an informal d: of Une party were the Misses Suyder and Miso Bryan, Miss Minnie Miss Barry, Miss Pia and the Misses Lar: n, Mens) T.S Williams, Geo » Dt. Dow, MM. Cushing, Edward Fox, George Kousea, ‘Herbe: Underwood and Mr. Britton, Miss Marguerite L. Bassett, of Capitol HM, he gone away for the summer, “After visiting friew ib Maryland she will spend several weeks i Blue Ridge Mountatus, at Hatstiion, Va, Mr. C. H. Gray, Washington correspondentot the St. Paul Pioneer-Press, will Bar Harbor to spend his vaca Judge Cox has left for Narragansett Pier, Jud Montgomery for the Virginia Warm Springs, « Judge James left Yonday to Jour wis iasmily at Bar Mormons Accused of Murder. STORY TOLD BY AN ENGLISH WOMAN IN CHICAGO, Elizaveth Turnbull Rutter, an emaciated, niu die-aged woman, arrived tn Chicago trom Ui Saturday and sought the ald of the British view consul. SIX years ago, she says, some Morn, elders persuaded Ler son, a boy of twelve, Wo leas North Shields, Eug'and, where the family lve, and come to America. No tudings coming trou. Luin her busband started out to search for the Uw and found him in Ogden, Utah. As a Gentle Ku ler could get no work, but on declaring bi tention of joining the Mormon Church a & hamed Joseph Holbert took him into partner ship. Rutter sent his wife $40, and told ber & Would return Uo England as svoh as he could, bu the Mormons Changed the jetter for obe direti:.: her to cume Uo Utah, Sue came with a Mora party to New York n the steamer Levado, elders subjecting the women to great indizuit ‘Then she was hurried to Utah, where she join her husband, Great efforis were made t Them {0 Jorn Ube church, and to save themseiv they pretended willingn:ss to do so, Mrs Kutt Succeeding in delaying Ue ceremony for a Uuw Avother Woman gave her @ description Of horrors of Ue endowment house and she ma Up her mind never to undergo them. Kutter laid pians to flee, but one day last August | confided his plans Uo a young Mormon with wae: he Was intimate, ‘Two days later be was brougu home dead. It was said Ubat be was drowned ( the creek and bis clothes were wet and dracgie«. Dut in the back of his head Was a guastly woun : abd the blood was sUll imsuing from bis eyes, num and mouth, The cuurch took what property Ku' ter lefl, but the widow contrived to escape Ogden City, where she worked upU she had inv’ enough to reach Chicago. Sle had eaten wotuing for (our days abd Was very weak, being bare abie Wo tel her story. She ts now at the county ospital Sle Will be seut back to England, —— — This Clerk is Not Working. THE FLIPPANT USK OF THE PRESIDENT'S NAME CAUSES A VACANCY IN AN OMAHA OFFICE. An Owaua special to the New York World, July 15, says: A young clerk in the county treasurer's office has Just lost his position for trying to be ‘Suggested as the lady was now Mra. Cleve laud he suvuid send tue notification to the Prrsi- deut, He accordingly wrote out the usuai foruial E 5 § z 7: si a i i 5 ! | i | 7 E § ih | | é 3 § & it i . i i A ii Hh RE f i H ge