Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1888, Page 1

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TWO CENTS. ___ SPECIAL NOTICES. a PMPETUAL BUILDING assoctaTION ania... abilitics for dues om stock Intevest fund and surplus # increased pout @ shares. for @ total payment of $14 Our first series will mature ima few inonthe, and we expect 1 be able to pay interest on those sharas at the rate. of 13 percent per annum, and the saue rate on all the other series as they inature. We nay 5 per cent er annum on settiement of advances oF oo with- We are jons to stock in sums varying 5 1d payin in race o° @ per cent per aunum. principal ‘And interest payable on demand or 30 days’ no tee Thewe Tiptions are ifmited in pumber to our ability to use them to advantace, and we resemgo the privilege of returniue the money to the sub-crrber at uy time, with the -Dierest for the time we have had the use of it. "These special subscriptions, while Dot part: iu the full pr f the Association. will FG ver cent interest per anim. ‘Shares ean be had dno back dues Pr auired.. Meeting om WEDNESDAY EVENING. August 1. at 61 ‘© DUSCANSON. Brest, LEWIS ABKAHAM, Vico Prest, Fog ARERN, Treaeacer. JOHN i cretary, W615 12th st.) ORIPTION TO STOCK OF ‘SEVENTH SERIES FIRST CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN. D.C, NOW RECEIVED. Receipts in July, $2114.85 Profta in July, 38. HP, GILBERT, President. MAYHEW PLASER, ____‘Treag. “GEO. W. KING. Sec'y._Jy28-78~ g=> MODEL BUILDING ASSQcIATION, Be GS Petia ws oom > Persons interested are hereby notified that H. J. Wil- son has Leen succeeded as secretary of this association by F. A, Speier, The seoretary will be at the office frum 3:30'to 3 pm. daily for the transaction of buai- eam Circulars obtained at the offtce. J. W. BROOKE, President, _ 28-3 _F.A. SPRINGER, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES. Mf _PRESBITERIAN CHU sero Gand it n'w.~ Preset Hianver, ‘DD. nt 11 am sabbath a iat Yoting peoples’ meeting at pm. (OURTH STREET M. E. ‘Wat. M. FERGUSON, pastor, buice, D. D’. pastor. Preach- am. by Kev. WittiaM Rooers, of Douglas uz and praise service at 8 p. jomoPfal, this city. Sunday sebool at 9:30 am Thursday evening at 8 o'clek. every service, and erybody welenr TABERNACLE—91H AND B Bin. D..D., Chaplain ot the seutatives Suiday school at 9: 5. House of Rapre- ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, LAFAYETTE ‘Sar The Rev. CLINTos Lockg. D.D.. Tector of Grace church Chicago, will preach in above chureb at the 11 a.m, service to-morrow ( Far ate aa see ee ‘Thursday evenings, 8. The. to thy se services. i <—woe ‘sth Guaie, pasto: Main aoa 8 y. Prayer Meeting. VARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER Suurday » bool 3:30 a ee meeting We Syme Ailare aching ‘Kendall Chapel |AMES’ CHURCH, 8TH ST, BE- Rev. “James W. Cuanx, ST. emeen B and One, : Sundays, “mornin neharist, {1am ian rector,-Services: o'clock : Holy E° 3 Dam; even-soug, 7: Gute: 7 aad comand 2 Sacept delat Daya, Woda and F pam. —— Ff THE ROCHDALE CO- Bose operative Socssty are vised that te o- SPapTScomunitige nas. concluded a contract with oae wld low no time ip calling om some one of those uamed below to obtain prices and conditions, Ge ail estimates muust be in before September 5, 1888. ‘Member= not im possession of the Trade Card on book ‘0 April 30. 1S8Y. are not entitled to any ad- Yantages or tmformation regarding this or other con- tracts. Trade Lists. Carls, and ali information can be Obtained from the tollowine: Jos. M. Wilson, President, 301 10th si. s.w. Wm. AL King, Vico President, 2200 12th st, n.w. Lonaley, 806 A st. ne. Vanderboe?, 940 I st. n.w. <} Massacuusetts ave, Be Andatr +: Siretur, can also be see! aba a! 4 p.m. cach day at 709 1 er of the Committee: J. W. HARSHA, 2s 8t a Secretary. THE FRIENDS OF —_ ‘CHAS. 4. MUDDIMAN aga the public, are hereby imformed that be has ed's S FIXTURE AND LAMP STORE af 1206 Fst, I shall be ple 0 the lowest Weices ou Chandeliers, &c., to others, . A. MUDDIMAN, st, near 12 FINE NEW STOKES WITH ise routs; with or without pvenients: full view aud near 7 Est. n.w., near 13th st. CKATS OF THE OTH DISTRICT weet at the nm. mer of 11th and I st mw. on MONDAY EVENING, July 30, at 8 o'cwuck, for the purpose of organizing s Democratic Campaien iu. mnocrats are cordially iavited to attend. a & ALL PERSONS © SS rent should see us. Wag weean suit. KOUM RENT = Be) CFPICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. } District of Columbia, Washington, Jul LSSS— The yeariy tax on ali dogs owned ur kept il the Dascri “abla is Low due and p yable at the fice of the coulector of taxes, Ist stceet, neur © north- West. Upon payment of waid tax tags will be issued as proviied by law. ‘The law will be strictly enforced against delinquents “By order of Commissioners D. ur E.G. DAVIS, Collector of Taxes, Sg SFKESH SUPPLY OF 840 SEWING MA chines to be soidgt less than halt price, all Full sarranscd Seika @lachines of aft ios’ ro paired for al at soar Louse Call or eeu postal te FUNK'S SeWING MACHINE AGENCY, SION AND | SOLDINERS” HOME ANY OF THE DisTHICT OF CO- ‘rst _meetii¢ of ‘the stockholders of the above mentioned company is hereby calle to meet at the oflice of AL. Barber & Con LeDroit Building, ‘THURSDAY, » A888, at 12 o'clock m., for GEORGE E MOORE, CHAS. E. DUNCANSOS, MICHAEL co SDELL, JOSEPH PAUL, BUUK, ” Incorporstors ”_ jy27-5t 51, RL C—A SPECIAL MEETING MBLY, K. OF L., is Wilton Hall, for the ‘utive business and initi- MAYIEW PLATER, Secretary. q <> OFFICE OF RIGGS FIRE INSUR\NCE } << JPANY, ~ HUST 1. INS. lose of busiess on July 25th snstan bs wail be chord trom JULY 3 AUGUS. 1. 1Nes, both days inclusive Gna HAVING RECENTLY PURCHASED fe pe a eth oe Ra SoS ina OSES aire cs act 2 tvarding horsenand'on the soup resents eS BOOK: UsS-Imi” 'Popriston. urnishiog wa credit as cheap as taey can be bought else OF anh. WE yciAS* AND LAY ALL CARPETS FREE OF a> EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCTATION, AQUITABLE SUILDING” 1003 ¥ 3. ASSE’ Offce hours, from 9 am. to 4:30 p.m. On the frst | ‘Wednesday in each mouth the office will be open from velock Pm, AdYanevs will beimade promptly lock ubscriptions for shares in the 15th issue recetved daily a: the office of the Assuciation, Equitable Build- Bs. 100 F at. Shares are $2.50 per month. $2,000 advanced on each share. Fam bicts explaining the object and advantages of te Ansveuatiun axe furnished upun application. THOMAS SOMEKVILLE, Prove, Jet INO. JOY EDSON. Sec'y. Uidest hive tunic cntabliabunent fh the elty. Be, GAS SACLE AND Ont gTOWTE. 2 S~ tefcorstorm &-: Praubing and ‘Tinaing lows U4: ‘330, MOBAN, LARGEMENT OF OUR STORES = to show the largest stock of Wood Mane tae ip the country. An examination will =~ ur Low Prices an well as the artistic ad Shuctural excellence of our productions: We are doing exellent Color ‘work ta tiles for fire Places, vestibules, baul-rocina bes thee foe HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, 10 424 9c street, Lorex To Tus ON JULY 23, ON JULY 24, ON JULY 23, ON JULY 26, ON JULY 27, ON JULY 23, ee bandwine Bridal Quilt Quilt, worth $1.50. ape rege. don pair of wikvembeae ered ‘Htting Corsets, wor “0 One dozen pare ‘i me quality. Danas’ Navking, worth 1,30. or two yards ands’ aif ot Sua qeelinn Tose | red Tuibie Damask, worth #2. IME VALUABLE PRESENTS Are “PILED” up om @ Linge table near the entrance of CARTERS. 721 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH STREET. TWENTY YEAKS’ EXPELIENCE Sqiiee Dey beeline een gy FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, corner of 10th and.G sts, Sunda) husetts, at 11 am. Vesper ser- m. Dr. Bischoff, organist. Bt ASSEMBLY'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner Sth ‘and I sta, n.w — Kiev. Gxonax 0. Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisements. Axremwrnts—Sth page, ATronwErs—4th page. Averios Sares—7th page. Boanprso—ath page. Bosnvess Cuaxces—4th page Crrx Irems—8th pare. Country Boanp—éth page. Couwrry Ruat Estars—4th page, DraTHs—Sth rare, DexrisTnr—4th paga Evcarionai—Sth ies, Excursions, Prowios, tc.—-Sth page Pawiny SuPPiims—6th paca, Frixaxctat—6th page. FoxRext (Rooms)—4th paca, For Rewr (Houses)—8th ora, Fox RENT (Stores)—4th page. For Rexr (Alisceliaueons)—4th page, Fon Saux (Houses)—8th pazs. For Sate (Lots)—4th page. Fon Sax ( Miscellaueous)—Sth page, Hovservaxisaixos—6th page. ‘Lapies' Goops—tth pare. Locat Mextiox—8th para, Lost axp Fouxp—4thoaga Manntaces—Sth page. Moxxx ro Loax—8th pag ‘Muproat—6th page. Ockax SteaMeus—7th pare, Potomac Rives Boats—7th page Paxos axp Oncaxs—6th page, SPEctatrres—Gth page. Srxcrat Noricus—1st pre, Svpvmsay Paorzary—8th page. ‘Svauae Resonrs—3d page ‘Tur Trapxs—6th pare. Wanrep (Help)—4th page. Warren (Situations)—4th page, Waxtep (Rooms)—4th page, WanTEp (Houses)—4th page, Waxtxb Ulscellaneous)—4th race Govexnmext Recerprs To-Day.—laternal reve- ces, BAPTIST CHURCH, 13TH ST. uot and Hn, ¥. Rev, CHAS, A: STARELA, or c ct Sin and 8 he an by Reve Jo At Wussen, Of Rene foci, Sunday, School services Ivamantel (Mission at ingat’S o'clock. Alllare curdisiiy invited. nue, $399,487; customs, $545,119. DeaTH OF 4 Naval OrFiceR.—Rear Admiral Gherardi telegraphed to the Navy Department announcing the death at Owego, N. Y., of Chief Engineer A. J. Kenyon, who recently completed a cruise on the U. 8, 8. Alliance, SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS ATTEN- ‘At 8 o'clock at Ryland Methodist burch, coruer 10th and D sts. sw., there the pastor on “The Tabernacle in Liustrated ‘by ten beauti.ul stereop- ‘eon pictures, representing the Tabernacle, ity furbi- ‘school at 9 am, Moruing wie's Service, 7:4: 8 p.m. All are cor ture anid service. service. 1] wun. Young Frayer imeoting Thursday, u@tRoporiTaN AME GRUEGI 'st., bet. 14th and 15th ste.— Mey Sunday achool, | img at 11am. by the pastor. Eveuing service, & p. m2» Grace and Knowledge of God. McKENDREE M. E. CHURCH, MASS. AVE. nd 10ch sts. nw.—Key. C. Hi 11 &m., Rev. G. W. tT. ‘Subject — Growth in the BERT RICHARDSON, pastor. Waiour, of Minnesota Confereuce: &'p. m1. Rev. Sunday School. meeting: "9:30 a ‘eata free, ayd public invited. THE METROPOLITAN WESLEY AM. ‘Zion Chureh. kider KH. G. D¥sox, past Por. Jouw'B. Suita, of the National Museum, Jeaves to-day for a month’s trip, North and West, He will stay few days in New York city, then join his family at Albany, N. Y., and afterward go to Niagara and Cleve!and, where he will atvend ‘the meetings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Masor-GaNeRAL ManseNa R. PATRICK, governor of the Central Branch of the National Soldiers’ Home, at Dayton, Ohio, died last evening. He Was provost murshal-general of the Army of the Potomac during the war. ‘Tue REPAIRS OF THE PENSACOLA.—Orders Will ‘soon be issued to the commandant of the U. 8. 8. Pensacola, now awaiting repairs at the New York pavy-yi totake his vessel to Norfolk. She is now in a dismantled condition, and some days will be necessary to get one of her boilers in shape for service. The ob; of the transier is to save the Preaching 11 a1. Galbraith Zion Chi JouNsox, of Burvile. Md., aud 5 ‘As they "will re-oceupy. their n¢ special collection will be taken up. SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Gu and C iste. a : Sweaks, pastor of ‘hy preachinw 3 p.m., Kev. LOGaw " All persons whoare not 10 preaching at nist, FEMALE GAMBLERS” IS ‘sermon in the series of “Washing- s88,” to be delivered. bj Haz Sweat, in ‘the wuditorium of ‘are specially invited. N Pastor EDMOND Va. ave. se. SUNDAY NIGHT, ‘The Uxy- hydrogen Stereopticon is ble scenes and truths, = DR. PITZER HAVING RETURNED FROM ‘upy the pulpit of the Cen- ‘Morning service, 11 jure to-morrow (2 evening, 8 p.m. Xoung peopie’s meeting: 7 FOUNDRY METHODIST EPISCOP: ‘Church, 14th and @ sta.—Kev. G. £LLOTT, Ader of se. Vices to-morrow, July 29, At preaching by the pastor. 8 a i Duster: S pum song and praise serv- ‘come and worship with un, Free. (-saalaoraames boos yer-mecting on Wednesday even- MADISON, of Miles Chay ‘Lewis, of Hillsdale. ‘Rev. Dr. C. H. PHILLIPS, pastor. m.. led by Bro. i. W meeting: Thursda lane mectiig; HFiday UNION ME CHUR 20TH Pa. ave.—Suuday Schoo! at 9:30 3m: hing at ll a.m. by the pastor, Rev. OLN ce of the MB. Church, nd at's pia Soag ana Paes issionary Meetine at $ im. Prayer Serv Weduesday evening. All welcome. cme 3/ <e=> LUTHER-PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCH, Pastor, J. “G. BUTLER, Service larly at 11 am., Conducted by the pa tor. Afternoun services eu-pended until further notice. Geutemanly Ushers. Everybody welcome, MOUNT VERNON PLACE ME. CHURCH ‘South, comer of 9th and K sirvets hw., Kev, Preaching at 11 ain. by 1H, Curmuent, D. D.: at § p.m. by the pastor. Sunday School at 9°30 ‘Preaching at the Mission Ha Dosis. aw. by Kev. JaMES CaxNOM, at 8 p.m. 1¢* THE BELIEVEXS OF THE GOSPEL, ‘future life only in Christ, and the establish: Kingdom of God on earth, Sunday Afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, in Monuments juulding, 133 Pennsylvania ave.. between Ast atid Allare invited. No collection. CHURCH OF THE COVENANT (PRES- 'byteriam. cor. N aud 1th sts. n.w. (Coun, morning rervice. Preaching at 8 velock pum. by ns, of Union Seminary, New ty. Young people's meeting at 7:13 5. W. Happawar, pastor. oMas Mk NicHO! ‘RD . Will preach at the T"o'loek aime, Sunday Sens Straugers cordially favited materia | a Snd others will S$898.217.43, | direction of Prot Set Masse A EN’S BETHEL TENT. 77H 8ST, by th: a of Prof. J. T. HE: ul'are welcome. 11° NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN KOH —Services at 11 a. in, by LLD., and President of Hanover vicaching” in the evening SUEY CHAPEL, CORNER STH AN rayer-inecting wt 9:15. mm i} ata “Children Christian Endeavor, 7p. m. Busce, § p.m Prayer meeting Thun 3:30 p.m. society Rev Dea ung will wD A. Bw PB. Hatieat 8 pane 5. yunday: Xuan People's mest 7p. Cavite Bil All very welevine UNION WESLEY ZION CHURCH, a; betw gn Land A fta nwt a " Spams Drs Mouse. ropolitan A. E church. "Jone been’ dio sing. help us in our raily. i. * a] 5 ry a 7 ! ! Bo t ; I I A expense of transporting the new boilers that are how at the Washington Yard. ‘The sip wil elther receive them at Noriolk, or be towed up here and get them at the navy yard, ‘The bollers were made some years ago for another — a ere never put in place," The repairs, cost Completed at Nortoike Asst. SECRETARY MAYNARD has gone to New ‘York for a few days. ALLEGED Pension Fnavp.—The Commissioner of Pensions has been advised that Merril! Brann had @ hearing on 25th inst, before U. §. Commisstoner Rand, at Portland, Me., on a charge of fraudulently, procuring pension, and was held under bail to the ‘suun of $1,000 for lit appearance at the September erm of U. 8. Court at Bath, Me. Navat Oxpgns.—Surgeon Chas, H. White, or dered to the Trenton and as fleet surgeon of the Pacific station, by steamer of August L. Assistant Surgeon John F. Urie, ordered to the Norfolk yard. Trenton moa run dean rd rt and ordered home. Cadet Engineer Solon Arnold, detached from the Boston and ordered to duty in connection with the inspection of steel at Pitts- ‘Tux Conoxst 1x Tax Warre HOUSE Grounps To- aY.—At the concert of the Marine Band at the ‘White House Grounds this afternoon at 5:30, the rogram will be as follows: 1, march, Transitory, Brookes 2, selecuon, ‘Verdi; = The Dying Poet, Gottschalk; 4,"A Litt "Bird, Schera, in imitations of h, Zickoff, Strauss, Rescn, Weber and Wagner; 6, ‘Valse Paroles 4"’Amour, Sousa; 6, Sound from the Alps, Herfurth; 7, bal- Jet music, Excelsior, Marenco; 8, The Musicians’ Strike, Fabroach. John Philip Sousa conductor. ‘Tux Boxy Orrexixcs To-pay aggregate $572,- 000, as follows: Reg. 4's, $175,000, at 12734; $22,- 000, at 127%. Coups. 4’s, $25,000, at 12734; $4,000, ‘Mt 12734. Reg. 43¢°8, $30,000, at 107 2-5; $5,000, at 10734 ; 8276, uh 107 4g 5 000, at 10735. Cou; ane i000) at 10749 ‘stb.b00! at 107%. “55 a ‘Larvr. SCHAEAR TuRNS Ur AGAIN.—Lieut H. W. Schaefer, who recently left the U.S. 8 Swatara at New York, for his home in Maryland on leave, and did not report on Sunday, the day on which his leave expired, returned to ‘the ship yesterday. When he failed ‘to report a telegram was sent to his wife asking if she knew where he was, and she Teplied that se had not seen him. Tne 'Swatara. Was about ready to sail for the South Atlantic, but her departure was delayed until his arrival’ ‘He will be called upon to explain the cause of his absence beyond his leave, and if bis answer 1s un- Satistactory further proceedings will undoubtedly Tesult. Naval officers generall this escapade, as Schaefer is a Puusonal.—Rev. Dr. Chapelle, pastor of St. Mat- thew’s, left Washington yesterday and sailed from New York to-day for France, to spend a briet va- cation,—Representative De Lano is at Wil- lard’s——J, P. Blanton of Missouri and Walter L, Clark of New York are at the Riggs—Prof. Cleveland Abbe of this city has received the de- gree of LL. D, from Michigan State Univer- sity,—E. a. Conkling of Cincinnatt, Mr. and Mrs, Ray of London, and W. C. Hodgkins, of the Coast Survey, are at the St. James. —Senator Quay and Representative Belden were in New York last night.—E. Macowochie ot London, H. W. Smith of Loulsvilie, Dr. C. C, Bradley and Chas. A. Terry of New York, Geo. W. Simpson of the Navy, Paul Rinelander of St. Louts, K. L Faxon of Chicago and C. C, Manard of San Francisco, are at the Ebbitt.—Messrs. Jno, P. Weicker and Schaefer will shortly leave the ci tended tour along the New England B, B. Adams has returned to the Ward and Miss Ward of New York city, Ham Ala, Col, Casey of the army BW. Fert 4 A Ly and Mrs, Ham! ‘Hamilton MBE. RANDALL'S DEPARTURE, ‘ants and comforts that are in bis own service, A comfortable bed was made up, and four or five colored men were on hand to attend every want of the sick man and his party. No convenience known to ratiroad travel was wanting. Mr. dall arrived at the depot a little beforo 9 o'clock, F ‘accompanied by his physician, Mra, Randall and bis daughters, his son-in-law, Mr. Lancaster, and other ae H ie ¢ J He Fe < & . Fy Ay i _ sftarioon at S30 selocks ‘cuama Ma Aimaours. Subject: “ibe Probiew st tse peace Hour" Doors * or open at 3 p.m A MEETING OF THE vise ahs SPAS embers of the 7. He rode from his house i FE Ee BR i iE ii UE i AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL Amendments Acted on in the Senate Nasional Library and Washington Monument OTHER ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST. MINOB BILLS PASSED IN THE HOUSE. —— ‘The Senate, THE BUNDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL—VARIOUS ITEMS OF DISTRICT INTEREST. ‘The Senate met at 11 o'clock this morning with ‘the understanding that the sundry civil bill should be proceeded with. ‘There was very little morning Dusiness, and when it had been presented Mr. Allison moved to take up the sundry ctvil bill. ‘Mr. Wilson (lowa) asked Mr, Allison to yield to aulow him to passa private bill that would provoke no debate. When Mr. Wilson's bill had been passed, Mr. Cullom asked a like favor of Mr. Allie Son, aud that was granted, Then Mr. Teller had @ bill he wanted passed. Mr. Ailison said he hhad consented to yield to Messra. Teller and Ham| Yon, but when their bills were passed he w. insist upon the regular order, ‘Mr. Palmer asked Mr. Allison to include bim “in the category.” “Does the Senator from Towa include the Sena- ‘or from Michigan In the category?” inquired the presidin . é Mr. Aifison signified assent, and then Mr. Stew ‘art asked to be included. “Does the Senator include the Senator from ‘Nevada in the category?” asked President Ingnils, ‘Again Mr. Allison nodded assent. Whereupoo Mr. ‘Hoar remarked that he would object to any fur- ther extension, as he “did not come here at 11 o'clock tor a category.” After Mr. Stewart’s bill had been passed Mr. Far- Well asked to take up the bill reported from the District committee yesterday to authorize the Baltimore and Potomac Raliroad Co. to lay side tracks to a certain square of ground near the navy- yard. Hoke! are not in the category,” suggested Mr. joar. Mr. Dawes objected and the bill went over. The Senate Di appropriating $100,000 tor & pub- Ue building at Muskegon, Mich., was passed. Mr. Palmer gave notice that on ‘Tuesday next he would call up the Senate bill to encourage the holding of @ national industrial exposition of the arts, mechgpics and products of the colored race throughouPthe United States in 1888 and 1889, ‘THE SUNDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL. The Senate then resumed consideration of the sundry civil appropriation bill, the pending ques- ton being on the paragraphs relating to ‘THE NRW LIBRARY BUILDING. Mr. Allison offered an amendinent to the clause providing that no work shall be done except to complete that portion of the buliding shown in Dian No. 1, and abrogating all contracts made for work outside of these limits. His amendment au- thorized the Secretary of the Interior to adjust and settle all losses and damages resulting from Unis restriction of the work, ‘Mr. Plumb thought this Vested the Secretary of the Interior with unusual powers, and that « would be better to refer such claims to the Court of Ciaims. . Mr. Allison replied that there was only one con- tract affected, and that was for tue foundauion. Mr. Allison’ amendment was adopted. Mr. Plumb said the provision proposed to co tract the building; to make {t smaller than origi- nally intended, and he would like to hear some explanation from the chairman of the committee, ‘THE COST OF THE BUILDING. ‘Mr, Allison explained that the provision contem- plated the completion of the west front and also @ building 1n rear of the center for the Library itself. The original plan was to complete the en- Ure butiding vo cover the entire site purchased. He could not give an estimate of the cost of the entire building. nor had he discovered anybody who could. It was safe to say that if constracted as orig- inally planned the structure wouid cost $10,000,000. ‘The testimony taken by the appropriations com- mittee showed that the portion proposed to be completed by the bill would be ample for the pur- poses of the Library for fifteen or twenty years, ‘That was the estimate of Mr. Spofford; so the committee thought 1t was wise to restrict all ap- Propriations—those of tue past included—to the ‘completion of this part of the building. ‘The cost Of this portion could only be approximated, but he should say 1t would be about $4,000,000. Of course, it might be erected for two and a half or three ‘millions, according to the materials used, Dut if the best materials were used it would be about four millions, Tne west front vould be three stories high. “There would be two stories above the basement or lower floor. The basement Would be 15 1eet in height; the next story 22 feet and the third story 36 feet in height. ‘The Library itself woula be in tue center of the space and would be seven stories high; that 1s, seven divis- fons for beoks. ‘Mr. Saulsbury asked what use would be made of Mr. Allison replied that the sub-basement would be for coal, heating apparatus, &., the basement for Working Purposes, ‘guch 48 opackiugy the Bext story for offices of the librarian and others connected with the Library, and the upper story for the exhibition of maps, charts, illustrations, &c, ‘That is the use contewplated, ‘A PAINTING. Mr. Plumb sent to the clerk and had reada Printed letter describing a painting of the persons who were active in procuring legislation for the ‘Rew library building. It wasa lengthy effusion, and in the beginning proclaimed that the gratitude of the country is due to the promoters of the new Mbrary. It then went on to describe the figures in ‘he painting and their attitudes, naming among others whose features are delineated on the can- ‘Yass, Senator Morrill, who occupiesthe foreground, and, In company with him, Eng on Sg the letter, are Senators Voorhees, Gibson, Butler, Suerman, ex-Senator Sewell, Secretary ‘ard, Justice La- mar, Representatives 8.8. Cox, O’Nelll, of Penn- syivania; ex-Representatives Sinerebon, Rice, Geddes, dnd others, who served on the library committees of Congress during the past seven or eight years; also, Architect Smithmeyer, Libra rian Spofford, and'others, The author and artist is Mr, Augustus G. Heaton, 0? this city. ‘Senator Plumb sald that after the gentlemen had given the artist repeated sittings 1t was now rn Perea to cut down the sizeof the Ybrary. The uilding ought, he said satiricaily, to be enough for the ‘picture, and he wanted to call the committee's atvention to the importance of this point SORRY FOR THE SMALL LION. « Mr. Plumb said that his sympathy was with the third member of the House committee on the Ubrary who had not got into the group because he demanded a central tion. It reminded him Of the anecdote of the little boy looking at a adopted as reported, except Mr, Allison’s amend- ment authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to any losses to contractors result trom abro- Gated contracts. — 1s supstantially as follows: “For continuing the construction of the bullding for the Library of Congress, including the compensation of all per- em sons 1m connection therewith (nami Sphinn ect ast mashes t bi li ! for construction ibrary for bo pala from’ sucly»approprausa Yor of the building and reading-room and the | thettoranan 000 ie appropelacion tak all hereafter made, and ali sums avaliable from Shu bo expended under the direction ant sper: vision of the Culet of Engineers of the Army, who shall have control and ‘ot ail the ‘work and the ‘connected therewith. ‘be disbursed by the Secretary all contracts: 3 | a a ‘tne removal of the Land Office to the Pension Dullding, 18 100. wait Imets were all adopted as reported, and as hitberto publisned in Tax Sram, until thé item to enable tue Secretary of the Interior vide for the education of feeble-minded, chil to the District was reached. That was from $2,500 to $4,500. Among Other ainendments reported by the com- mittee on appropriations and agreed to were the ADDITIONAL BUILDING AT THE GOVERNMENT INSANE Inserting an item of $30,000 for an infirmary building for the sick @ the Government Hospital tor the Insane. the ay tion. education fn Alaska from $2,000 to $60,000, and ‘or industrial education.” Tnserting ttems of $36,000 for per capita payment to the Western Miami Indians and of ent to the Kaskaskia, Wea, tankeshaw Indians, Inseruing an item of $9,326 to pay the state of Florids. the expenses of taking the state census of increasing the appropriation for international exchanges, under the direction of the Smithsonian ‘Institution, from $15,000 to $20,000. ‘THE NATIONAL MUSEUM. Increasing the appropriation for the preserva- ton of the collections of the National Museum from $120,000 to $125,000. TEMPORARY PROVISION FOR EXPENSES OF THE GOV- A CLASH BETWEEN GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILLS. ‘The House then went into committee of the Telegrams to The Star. EDWIN BARBOUR ACQUITTED. ‘This fact was to the Hi wi after a vain aitempe to secure a quorum, directed ths committee, by & vote of 72 to 61, to consider ‘THE DEFICIENCY BILL. ‘Mr. Townshend said that he would not delay ‘the business of the House by pressing the point of nO quorum, but that if any injury resulted to the Army by reason of a delay in_passt Appropriation bill, he would not be Mr. Sayers (Tex.) who has charge of the fortif- Uhe Senate amend- t those who advo- jement of the Army bill desired jouse should be ‘as to Uhe nature of the Senate amet inquired of the not show that if End of the Culpeper Murder Trial. PARNELL LIKELY TO BRING SUIT. making <he item read, ~ aT 4 Polish Catholics Appeal to the Pope. EDWIN BARBOUR GOES FREE. The Jury Promptly Acquits Him—Gen. Field Called te Account by a Lady. ‘Special Dispatch to Tax EVENING Stan CuLreren, Va., July 2)—As foreshadowed tn cation Dill and is ‘ments to the army ‘The consideration of the bill was interrupted, and Mr, Allison reported and the Senate passed ‘the House joint resolution continuing the tem- porary provision for the expenses of the Govern- ‘The sundry civil 9] taken up, and the wing an item of $340,744 for new building a Rock Island ein — Inserting an item of $25,000 for repairs of dykes and embankments of the water-power pool at the Rock Island arsenal. THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT. Increasing the appropriation for earth filling and grading around the Washington Monument from $26,000 to $27,500, and providing for the in- sertion of memorial tablets Purpose) in the interior walls The amendment inserting an item of $1: for the care and maintenance of the Washington monument and the operation of the elevator and machinery connected therewith, and dissolving ‘the Joint commission for the completion of the Uwe work being completed, was criti itt was again objected. raste of aS aos mn ‘The District in Congress. INQUIRY 48 TO THR WALLACH SCHOOL GROUNDS. In the Senate to-day, on motion of Mr. Blair, a Tesolution was adopted calling upon the District ‘Commissioners to inform the Senate whether they nied for that jajor ‘McDonald, the United States Fish Commissioner, of Washington, ap- counsel, ex-Alior- demanded an explanation Gen. Field about ber son, ‘Whose conduct in the case he bad criticised. Sié ‘Fier Want Sho Clerical Boycott om their Allinace Batcea. Onteago, July B—A loval paper ways: The Poles ‘all the large cities of the United states An @ petition to Pope Leo, asking bin tm this country to re the Polish National mich are allached jorwarded to Kome 58 it i i E E z i i a meLLLOT, 1G timate freedom aud ludepea- Organization has a special ts devound exctusively to Founded eigat years ago, wit bers, the alliauice now haw a naouae it 6,000, and 8 represeated tn all cities of the Unived States. i Hy i H A i Itis Uns principle of religto: tolerance that chiefly meeth with the antagonisn of a certain who belong to an orgaaizatic religion are Uraitors to tue Ke Udais city, and on an energetic campaign again: ance. They cailed upob ‘heir parisi withdraw from that orgupization, prociaty as anti-religwas and dangerous ‘Pbey Ul Mea With excommunication for Belonglug \ ‘and Actually did pot admit to communion (ti ‘Who disobeyed thetr cotamand. The str ee ‘Lae alliance and the pr Pinally it was do ‘appeal, after clung as it stands, says: “We Bave begun Co re by keoping ‘their paristioners tu a age, by Urying Wo aduntaister not only L Dut also the private affairs of Uhetr parish’ our clengy is foworlay we entire P im the estimation of the pubs reverence for religion, Weakeniig our Urvcuer Teelings, and inciag sirite amoag us THE BURLINGTON PYNAMITERS, Evidence Against Bowles and Goding im the Trial at Adrora. Avrora, Iut., July 28. —In the examination |) the dynamite conspiracy yesterday, Jona and C. R Biackner testified vo the explosic ne 14, and W. B. Thomas testi South Aurora, J 4! w.B Te 4 v Mr. W. A. oy poo Co,, re staleurnt 53S ==. ‘Ube cour! adjourned until Monday. SS CH. duly 23 —The cases of atruen Hoge Rt ee Burlington dynamite conspiracy, Were called tu court this, The prisoners were repre- juin, WhO slated bis Clieuts jnaion, and asked thal Lhe bal a oh ve allowed 3 oon for their pero Sets seers Seon oar pee ae ve So formers, Kelly and McGitivary, Hoge's cl iS, tule lowed sull, Walving eXamipauon, and bod Serene sn poor r. Reagan, who employes as the item’ provi i as reckless extravagance, abd spoke of a large proportion people as belng discontented and murmuring and grumbling at the reckless extravi gress, He moved to strike out of it t for an assistant engineer, an assistant fireman, an attendant on floor, an attendant on top and two ‘out of the three watchmen. Mr. Beck suggested that Mr, Reagan had better move tostrike out the enure paragraph und thus prevent people from seeing that was the real effect of ‘his amendment. "Mr. Beck said that thousands of people came here, many desirous of visiting the monument, and it any provision 1s made for their accommoda- to be ample. He ‘be no regulation of the hours of all hours and 1f the elevators run 1t ought not to be restricted to eight hoursa day. He Ube valuable character of the property there and the necessity of guarding and protectin Teady some of the tablets had beeb mul relic hunters, ‘Mr. Allison said the provision was just as it came from Col, Wilson and the Monument Association, One member of that association 1s Grover Cleve- land, President of the United States, He « liison) ‘to change It. Co. wilson had been before the subcommittee and explained in detail the need of these employes, ‘MR. REAGAN'S AMENDMENT REJECTED. Mr. Reagan's amendment was rejected, and he then made an argument against the whole item, claiming that there was no pringlple on which such legislation (appro} pleasure of visitors) coul ‘The amendment Was agreed to, and the item in- announced that her son desired and would have Salistaction. Gen, Field, 1t 1s said, declined cour- any discussion’ with her, but stated his willingness lo answer any proper —_---— MORE WORK FOR REFORMERS. contemplate devoting @ part of tue Wallach School Grounds to other than schoo! purposes, and if 30, What reason Ubere are for thus using those grounds. STEAM PRESSES AT THE TREASURY PRINTING BUREAU. In the Senate yesterday the amendment of the appropriation committee to strike out of the sun- ry civil bill the House provision prohibiting any increase of the number of steam use in the Bureau of Yoked quite a debate, Mr. Allison miltee did not_have time’ to examine thoroughly the subject, and they concluded to leave the re- Sponsipility where it belongs, with tne Secretary of the ‘Treasury, The amendment to strike out rooks, ex-chief of the Secret, Ser- of the ‘Treasury, and Mr. Bell, tne prceans chic, sestited bosons the Mouse content. ures in the Treasury Deparunent this morning, that the charatter of the work done ‘presses in the Bureau of En; ‘and Printing.Ga the new issue of silver oer a pcourage count ry they considered ‘demand of Mr. resses now in Printing pro- ‘said the com. the monument, for Loxvox, July 28.—The committee of inquiry into the treatment of prisoners before trial in courts ot summary jurisdiction in England and the states bave signed a report giving a :amentable ‘account of the existing state of things. Itisevident that the old principle that a person ts innocent until proved guilty is actually reversed in prac- Uice. The committee say the prison accommoda- tions are unworthy of a civilized country. A large number of persons are invariably congre- gated in one cell, without classitications The cells are imperfectly lighted, and in nearly all respectable and innocent people are Mable to be brought im contact with people using the foulest language and having dis- Busting habita. Many" cells are Imperfectiy warmed and ventilated. Some of the indignities cannot be more ny tne committee declares detention carries a punishment prtoaeoent Ts intolerable ‘and of & that there cou! was such as 0 ¢ work done by the sveam presses, inferior to the hand work and easier Lo counterfeit, rous counterfeits they bad to deal id were of the new issues, ‘The clause in the sundry civil bill, providing Ubat there shall be no increase in the number of steam presses in the Bureau,was retained in the Dill by the Senate, Capitol Topica, THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL, ‘The House commiitee on naval affairs has acted upon the Senate amendments to the naval appro- Priation bill and will ask for aconference. The committee recommends concurrence in the Sen- for & new steel practice ‘Vessel, With ab amendment reducieg the appropri- ation rom $275,000. v0, $300,000," In. alt other Self provided tor by tbe House, the Osuunivvoe Fe sel tor by commends non-concurrence, ‘THE PRREDMAN'S BANK DEFOSITORS’ SILL. ‘The House committee on banking and currency to-day ordered a favorable report on the Senate Dill to reimburse the depositors of the Freedman’s with an amendment aul missiOner of the institution to pay incurred in the settlement of the accounts out of ‘the fand of $1,000,000 appropriated by tue bill, TOLLS ON CANADIAN VESSELS, ‘Mr. Dingley (Me.) presented in the House to-day & bill providing for tolls upom Canadian vessels throug the St, Mary's and St. Clair Flats canals in case Of discrimination on Canadian Vessels or porus of the United to the committee on merchant ‘The most dan, did nov feel disposed TSOMS are subj which, to decent peopl lating money for the ate amendment pro ARMY MEDICAL MUSEUM. Among other amendments agreed to were the inserting additional items of $2,500 for the Army Medical Museum, and of $2,250 for the old museum building and annex; increasing the ion for the cavalry and artillery school, inserting items tor $100,000 tor Denver, ‘son, Neb. ; $50,000 ‘those substitu. 7,500-ton ves PARNELL MAY BRING SUIT. ‘The Irish Leader Stremg@iy Inclined to Suit the “Times” Sor Sabet. ‘Special Cable Dispatch to TAR 0 Sran, Lonpox, July 28—The great Parnellism and crime controversy, which has been full of sur- prises, appears about to enter upon a new phase. 000 for Fort obin- for Fort Niobrara, Neb.; for the tion, Datote, 8,000, and for private property taken ‘Uo by the Goverument’ in extension “usta ta topepanan be aan Increasing al Pomneveries $10, wo Tnsering an item of $2,500 for soldier’s monu- ment at the military cemevery near Mound City, tne appropriation for Garfield Me- morial Hospital frou $10,000 to $15,000. : ‘THE REBELLION RECORDS. Adding to the item for the publication of the offictal records of the war of the rebellion, a pro- vision that hereafter before the publication of any volume of such the manusert shall De submitted docs of Seek 1M Of $10,000 for the construction of @ Wagon-road to Wwe signal station on Pikes’ Peak, Inserting items of $3,500 for an electric plant and of $2,500 for an ice-house at Fort Leavenworth military pr.son. ‘The other amendments ‘tee were adopied until the item for the BURIAL OF INDIGENT SOLDIERS was reached. It was amended 80 as to provide for expense of burying in the Arlington National cemetery or in cemeteries of the District of Colum bia indigent ex-Union soldiers who die in the Dis- Urict. $1,000, the money to be disbursed py the Secrotary of War at a cost not exceeding $50 for such burial expenses in each case, exclusive of rave. ‘The original item 'ay ‘imited the cost of each burii Tu the appropriation for the Washington Monu- ment instead of providing for 350 tons of coal at anged to an appropriation of $1,750 for coal without naming the items were inserted in the Dill Duildings at the Pacific branch of the National Soldiers’ Home ($190,000) and at the northwestern, ‘soutuern and western branches (§101,000.) proceed in the ordinary way in a court of law, al- though he has not definitely committed himself to this opinion. He will be largely influenced by the fate of the amendment proposed by John Morley, giving the power to the members of the proposed cavals: _ ‘States, marine and the Se etiescien inci ‘Senator Stewart, from the committee on mines Sasa ‘California, ‘to-day, ating: debris question ‘A CONGRESSIONAL BOOTBLACK. ‘When Wilmot,of the Washington BasefBall Club, last came to this city he brought with him a lad ppleton, of Minnesota, who, it was cores sb Sake eee t nces of Our DOys show that Pera tones io tateass Sas their own skill and muscle without the tnt-rven- ton of that unknown quantity called “luck,” and Don looked about him fora new f-id of usetul- ness. He discovered it this morning when he presented himself at oue of the doors of the House and asked to see Mr. Nelson, of Minnesota, Mr. Nelson was Somewuat surprised worn he found his visitor to be a boy of diminutive stature with @ bootblack’s outfit slung over his shouder. treaved his caller kindly, and when ‘the boy assed Mr. Nelson whether he could pot secure for him tne prit ee Cane every Sra meararetac rar Nelson can dois « great deal, conseqi Of hisefforts is that bon ‘as been: gressionai bootbiack. BOARDS OF ARBITRATION. Senator Wilson, of Iowa, trom the committee on education and labor, to-day reported favorably to ‘tration for settling controversies and differences Detween railroad corporations and thelr employes. will bring an action in an English the other hand he would be much prejudiced it he before a Dubiin jury. compromise the macter and elect the case tried in Scotland. In the latier case ‘would have the advantage of a verdict of a major- ity of the Jury, whereas, in England the jury must Parnel aunounces that he intends, as soon as to move for anew trial, He the ~aker iced or th cneeeatpenimeney SOME LONDON GossIP, ‘The Trouble about “Dr, Jekyll and Mr. Hyde”—Sustin McCarthy on Forster, ‘Specis Cable Dispatch to THe Evzxrxo Stan, Loxpox, July 28—O'Kelly having been released on dail, attended the commons yesterday, but Uhere was no demonstrations, He came in almost by the commit- Ghoctsd to ge would \Uing the various F ton it Was chi Installed as con- for additional ing at Allentown, Pa., having been laid before the House, Mr. Sowden (Pa.) asked unanimous consent for its immediate consideration, but a demand for the regular order made by Mr. Richardson (Tenn.) operated as an objection, and the bill was per- ‘Mansfeld will appear next Saturday at Irving's in “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.” There is much public interest here in this event. It ts many years since he played in London, and then only in small parte, and bow be 1s almost fergot- ‘BILLS FROM THE PRINTING COMMITTER PASSED, Bills were passed for the printing of the follow- i " id | i . 3 i : i fl | i i ; ; i ig i tf ‘The House in the consideration morning our, proveoded €o the farther consideration of tas st i i i i i 1 i j | i i i hy HH A f i i i if i i i] tH a i i i E G i i : ie i ae i : 3 i i i K i i Bi 4 H i | | t ! if a i j i | i i Hy ee i Feet Hi i 4 f E 14 ite Hi i ‘On motion ot Mr. Parker a bull was tor tie erection of» punite Duilélog 88 waterwown, 2X, ot aca otgra.o0n A Cincinnat! Bank to Close, Crrerewami, July 24—The Cinciunatt National Bank, of which Frank Alter is president, Las ono Into Voluntary liquidation, on account Of dulbes in business. “A few months ago ite capital was scaled down by the Government inspector Leiow ts original $500,000, St. PETERSBURG, July 25.—A holiday has been procialmed ‘throughout Russla in honor of h anniversary of the introduction of Chrisuanity. An address from the arch Canterbury Was read to-day im Kiefl, wb celebration is being held _upoo an elaborate sca, — A French Compliment to the Kaiser. Loxpox, July 2.—It is stated that the French man-of-war Moette will steam past Emperor W le jain’s “Yacht for Inspection iu Copentagen batuc, @uuiawry in California, DARING RAID BY BANDITS ON GEN. BEALE'S CATTLB RANCHER, Curcago, July 28.—A special from San Francisco says: Los ‘Angeles Counly has been verrorized vy & Well-armed band of outlaws, Whose denperate deeds and depredations have mebaced the public Last week the outlaws, headed by Frank ‘@ hotorious murderer, raided Uke cattir ou nb, Beale’s anche, hear Labcanter, and drove vit herd, As soon as Gen. Beale heard of thy raid be offered a reward of $00 each for Uk c ture of the. Uileves, dead or aillse, Koy Crs one of Gen, Beale’s men and a daring iguter, it of Fray's bund. Fray heard Cr Holding the angry Crane's hous aud but 1 dees ‘Au tudig: of armd has For Uke pust week seve eral head of ““tick”-covered Texas and native cate Ue have been kept in tue same pens, eating Lie same food and drinking from the same trougu. Ls 4s Supposed that the “Licks” would leave the for the native nd that deaun uw he natives would result, ‘Tue natives show ue signs of sickness. Yesterday the Texans weny ‘armed out to where they will be kept w sort ume, when the natives will be Uurucd tm after thea. - a Seoms to be a Success. Cmcago, July 28.—A partial vest of the Standard Ol! Company's pipe line Which has been compi-ied between Lima and Culcago has been nuwde wile Satistactory results, ——.—__ From Wall Street To-day. New Yor, July 28, 11 a.m.—The stock markeg Wag quiet at the opening this Ing and prices Were heavy, Brst sales Velug made at conce-s. ous from last pight’s figures of trom % to 3, peroeu'. SU Paul and Kictinond Terminal were ‘tie 0 active stocks, but there was a fair business iu half dozen other stocks, while the gesivral list was dull. Further weakness was showa in Ue dealings, aud declines of trom % Uo % per cent were established, after Wich Lue market rem d moUonless and ‘without feature at the iuwe-t prices during the remainder of the hour. At 1 O'clock the market was dull and steady at {race Uons below opening hgures, Kichmond Termin: Was & marked exceplioa Wo tbe geueral Unt, ade é per cent, vanclng 3g percent. ‘Will Play Duew Through Lite Together. Loxpox, July 28. —Mr. Charles Halle, the jlantst, has been inarried Lo Madame Wiinelunive Norusne : powers, powfying them that Italy svas deiinitoy Taken possession of Massowab and te territory. Kure, @RARS, CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SIOUX NATION, BY THE COMMIBKION. a tid