Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1889, Page 7

ee BORED A ET Ss , JULY 18, 1889. A TRAGIC ELOPEMENT. An Italian Berry-Picker Killed While Running Away With a Girl. An attempted elopement down among s colony of Italian berry-pickers below Water- ford, in the lower part of Camden county, N. J., precipitated a bloody affray Tnesday night, which resulted in the death of at least one of the combstants. The Italians are nearly all from Philedelphia, and they migrate to the berry districts of South Jersey during the summer, where they occupied unused buildings and berry sheds on the various cranberry bogs and fruit farms, living together in communes, ‘The affray happened at one of these colonies, between Chiselhurst and Waterford. One of the young pickers named Michael Vinopoli had become enamored of Marie, the fourteen-yeat- old daughter of Louis Clabrado, but Vinopoli’s attentions were distasteful to the girl's father. Tuesday the berry-pickers celebrated one of their national holidays in the fields, and con- siderable beer and other liquors were imbibed. omy and his sweetheart made love during the day, and at evening decided to elope. The absence of the couple was soon noted, and Clabrado and his friends started in pursuit. ‘When near Chiselhurst, the fleeing couple were overtaken. As the irate father ——— Vinopoli raised his shotgun and fired the con- tents into the elder man’s thigh. eal a’ ckamer asd augue nn as ‘wount a al rous re o Clabrado feu’ weltering in bicod, his friends must have rushed on Vinopoli and beaten his head with his gun and stones, for he was found not far away, uuconscious, with his skull badly fractured and his body covered with bruises. ‘The two wounded men were brought to Cam- den yesterday morning and placed in the Cooper hospital. Vinopoli died last evening. Several arrests ha en made and other members of the colony will be taken into cus- tody. Clabrado. the rather, may recover. As yet the authori not know who in- flicted the wounds on Vinopoli. The Train Goes Over an Embankment. The Cairo and Vincennes north-bound pas- wenger train yesterday met with almost com- plete demolition 2 miles south of Mt. Carmel, Il, in which twelve to fifteen passengers were seriously injured. The train was running 35 miles an hour, and was composed of a freight car loaded with fruit, a baggage car. and two —— coaches. The freight jumped the rack and threw the remainder of the train into the ditch and down a 1C-foot embankment. The Labors of the Sioux Commission. Major Warner, commander-in-chief of the G.A.R., and one of the Sioux commission, re- turned to Kansas City from the Sioux reserva- tion yesterday. Regarding the labors of the Sioux commission, he said he anticipated suc- cess. When he left the Indians were much more favorable to the Government project than at first. and he had no doubt but that the necessary number of signatures would be ob- tained to the treaty. pati ii cl Chinese Capital in Lower Caltfornia. Advices from Lower California state that the Chinese syndicate who have bought a half in- terest in the Masac concession regard the ore im the real mine as looking well, and miners will soon be put to work there, receiving as wages from $2 to $3 per day. The Chinamen are already talking of importing Chinese la- borers direct from China to Ensenada by the projected Oceanic line to be put on by Claus Spreckels, the sugar refiner. The syndicate have also bargained for extensive tracts of land to be used for market gardens and for valuable fi: ~ privileges along the coast of the peninsula.” All this will necessitate an fn- Yestment of no less than $1,000,000 of Chinese capital. This will include the amount paid for the real Del Castillo mining property, the gar- den lands near Ensenadi, the colony property, the seal and shell fisheries, and the more valu- able pearl fisheries at the southern end of the peninsula, pcesacteeneinlab pegpetiiisi A Steel Cruiser of the Air. The Aerial exhibition association has been organized in Boston, Mass., with C. M. Ran- som, of modern light and heat, treasurer, R. N. Bowlby, chairman. and Charles B. Basford. chairman of the board of trustees. The object of the association is to assist Dr: A. De Baus- set to construct a steel air-ship upon the vacuum principle. The ship is to be con structed entirely of thin steel plates of the strongest possible tensile strength and thor- oughly braced inside by a new development in mechanics to resist the stress of the pressure of the atmoxphere when a partial vacuum is obtained. It 1s expected to lift 200 passengers and 50 tons of mail or other matter, and also to carry all the machinery and apparatus, with electrical Spits sufficient to give a speed to the ship of at least 70 miles an hour. Dr. De Bausset has applied for permission to build the ship at the Charlestown navy-yard. A national subscription is being made io secure | the necessary fund. The cost is expected to be $250,000." Dr. DeBausset claims that his plans are approved by the most eminent scien- tists and engineering experts in this country. ~ eee Republican Union in Virginia. A Richmcnd special to the Philadelphia Press last evening says: The Mahone people are pleased to-night. They have heard that there is a probability of closing the breach between the two wings of the party. The main point is that a number of office-seekers think that something will be done quickly on their ac- count. The Kichmond post office aad the place of internal revenue collector of this district are desired. aaah clip AE. Ten Cents and Three Years of War. From the Congregationalist, Some years ago Dr. Quint, ina memorial address to a postin Somerville, told how a friend of his, seeing his little Grand Army badge at the Congregational house, said: “That is rather pretty; what did you pay for | it?” and that he answered: “Ten cents and three years of war life. Do you want to buy one?” ba Boer took with the “boys,” and he has repeated it in two or three addresses. and last year at New Bedford it went into print. We understand that the chaplain was delighted to learn that the point was so well appreciated that a memorial orator, this May, in a large Worcester county town, delighted his au- dience by telling how a friend of his, seeing his Grand Army badge. said to him: hat is quite pretty. What did you pay for it?” and received the same answer—‘‘Ten cents and so many years of war, &c. Do you want to buy one?” or words to that effeet. The chaplain says that the idea is not patented, and any me- morial orator next year is at perfect liberty to tell how a friend, seeing his Grand Army badge. said: ‘That is rather pretty; what did you pay for it?” and receive the same answer: “Ten cents,” &c., with expazsions to any re- wired extent. Suck coincidences are truly lightful, caminianicseiiesiallipainncie A $100,000 Damage Suit. A Chicago special to the Philadelphia Press says: The King-Pillow scandal was revived to- day by the institution of a suit for 210,000 damages against H. Clay King by Mrs. Mary Pillow for defamation of character. The plain- tiff is the widow of Gen. (iideon Pillow of Mex- iean war fame, and the defendant is a lawyer and planter. Several years ago he became acquainted with Mrs. Pillow, and not long afterward she accom- panied him to his plantation in Arkansas,where they lived in the same house until a few mon: ago, when King returned to his family in fl city, During his association with Mrs. Pillow he deeded to her the Arkansas plantation and ger = hy his property in this state. On return home King instituted proceed- ings to recover his property. In his bill he d Mrs. Pillow in a bad suit for p tiff claims to have been King’s business partner, and denies the charges made against he: ‘cos Queen Victoria’s Ci jooms. From London Truth, As is well known, the queen is in the habit of keeping rooms which have been occupied by deceased relatives locked up. Prince Albert's apartments at Windsor, Osborn and Balmoral ears Soap Fair white hands: Brightclear complexion Soft healthfal skin. «"PEARS'—Th Great Exgish Conpicin SOA, —SoldErryntere” members of the Knights of Labor who have or | dou: Capt. W. 2- | eee a aq Mane mataresta rep. | Hog: beens Sarre ge Me: helene econ, ane we do nob wank them back. Weare =. is D0 francs. EDUCATIONAL. a cw open fevtoued ey es pega aa AGE BY THE SE q stronger without them. They formed the dis- lican. py “nl a myl i MaNDae = BE corr: cae si turbing element in the order and we are glad | tofore QUINA-LAROCHE 10, 1889. , p emeeehy x AVE my $39 te GLa per week, AN INVIGORATING TONIO, MBS. M. T_COUTHALL. of Washington, D.O SPRINGS AND to have them go. They were hostile to the principles of the Knights of Labor. Now that CONTAINING + CRARERS, Aeae i ab DELawane avn PERUVIAN BARK. IRON, ao Sages ene . PURE CATALAN WINE, VIRGINIA PROHIBITIONISTS. A Full State Ticket Nominated and a Strong Platform Adopted. The Virginia prohibitionists met in conven- tion at Lynchburg yesterday and nominated a full state ticket. Only twenty-five delegates ‘were in attendance. Samuel C. Adams of Pitt- sylvania was made chairman and J. W. Newton of Staunton secretary. The usual committees were The following state executive committee was besenard acmacsigeer it Shn Tey second, H. D. Payne, Norfolk county;third. Cutter, Richmond city; fourth, M. J. D, White, Bussex; fifth, J. D. Giles, Patrick; sixth, W. J. POWDERLY’S PLAN. The Remedy for Labor Troubles is at the Polls by Secret Ballot. General Master Workman Powderly of the Knights of Labor and his coadjutors, Holland, Wright, Hays, Devlin, and Costello, got fairly down to business at their Sherman house head- quarters in Chicago yesterday and made con- siderable progress in o: complaints, petitions, and reports in relation to the order in the northwest. “The charter of the first assembly of France,” said Mr. Powderly to a reporter, was this morning and started on its way to the old country. It was given to Mrs. Barry, the gen- eral instructor and director in woman's work, | Shelburne, Montgomery; seventh, Col. E. Sipe, and she started for Philadelphia, whence she | Rockingham; eighth, Daniel J. Hoge, Lou- starts for Paris, The first assembly has been Fagg eg Be mare organized for some time, but we have held a Pry ag 9 deme ag back the charter, preferring to send it by a ittaylvania, |. W. Newton, ‘ial messen; at done, oF ticket was then SUMMER RESORTS. SEA-SIDE—-JERSEY COAST. : THE PLATFORM, * The following strong platform was adopted: 1, That the manufacgure, importation, trans- portation, and sale of alcoholic beverages shall be made public crimes, and prohibited and unished as such, 2. That it is the policy of prohibition to make nominatigns for all offices in all state, and nati elec- ow It is not our purpose to do them any jury.” ‘hen there was a general running talk on the course to be wadeh by the order to solve the problem of labor troubles, and it devel ERKELEY SPRINGS, W_ Va. AD Three hours from Washinewon vis Band 0. RR. Hotel opens June 1. The waters are ‘and electric, a, for rbeuma- idney. nervo a Poca, they are out we have no hostile feeling toward *\__JO8aH WOOTTON, Jn. them and are perfectly satistied to have them ) th 7 low open, “ and CURE iyil-2m AMES STOKES. that no single line will be followed out, but | tions in the future. '3. We declare our opposi-| | Fer the PREVENTION a series of educational efforts, the moet im- | tion to all trusts aud monopolies which compel Malaria, Indigestion, Fever & of HE COLONNADE. eric cary, x. & | 22m portant of which is ballot reform. our people to ay extortionate for appetite Poorness of SCHOOL prices, good table. . CORE FPEINGS. CHARLOT TY: BALI. ST MARY'S ee eS pees aphlay eg beeen naga a peed * 28 Reo Dreuct, Paris. Offers to BOYS AND YOUNG MEN of the Elsmere, cua sending reem copes to sults anets can be seen by the state of affairs in my own ae all Proper means to advance the cause of public education. 5. That we favor the strict ob- servance of the Lord's as a of rest. fe ee sell bg votes men iors ectly or indirectly buy votes or corru; voters should be distranchieed and forever pre- vented from exercii the right of suffrage. 7. We invite all cit however they may differ upon other questions, who are on the wisdom and necessity of separate po- action in order to secure the overthrow ower, to unite with us, city. je 20-2m state, Pennsylvania,” said Mr. Powderly. “There, in the coal fields, the laborer is under the grind of the millstone, Every effort has been made to convince him that his remedy is in his own hands at the polls, but when elec- tion day comes he walks up and votes as usual for the old parties and for men who go to Con- gress and sell out. “These laborers cannot plead ignorance. Every man over eighteen years of age has had | li a chance to post himself, and why is it that he | of the rum 00., for the U. 8. 30 NORTH WI ST.. No Yo THE GLORY OF MAN TRENGTH.VITALITY ! THE FLORIDA, CHOICE CENTRAL Tock’ i all ceo comstures oy country. A few Boarders Aun Excellent Education at Very Low Rates. HE FLORIDA, CHOICE CENTRAL LOCATION, | Wanted for the sumusel.” Full particulars, stdreee S s Military Boarding School, apd ts one of the | i, ¥city #8, bel, SY, and 1 past YBa anabove. aieole eS Sams pe a Ge |e EE | Cee oe ration for hughes classes, sa collyge ce for wed, ataatie Cig 3. ¢ mo ice orem Miners baila: wernt Stetcines: Eee particulars, address é ‘my23-m. SAMUEL WAGNER “ — 18-20* COL A.C. DAVIS, Supt, LaGrange, N.C. the only hotel mear the ce iON, ATLANTIC K MAR og eS MUSIC aD AES Bass bee ge for, 2m ORDAN WHITE SULPRUR SPRIN Be. of Winchester and apemiles a ot c ive circular, “F. WEST, Manager HE MA fest and mnost By cnaloens to 0. ts the beach and sire, zn McGLAbE Te ia that the prohi | = Ei a votes against bis own interests? It is a ques- it is estimated t the prohibitionists can = (HE CHALFONTE, ‘ONG POINT HOTHI = tion easy of solution to the thinker and ‘reader | probably muster 1,200 voters in the state, the ; Ren te ane ee ok _ wovea ATEANTIC CITY, ¥.3, BEN DCR RY. of to-day, and the only remedy is the secret come from the demo- majority of whom will cratic ranks, ballot, where the citizen can vgte without fear- ing to express his own feelings and bring mis- ery upon himself by his vote. “Several bills have been pe org for the de- velopment of this theory, but not one of them covers the requirements. It is only a pretense 80 far. nother lesson in the Knights of Labor school will be the teaching of the members in regard tosome reformed socialists’ theories— that the coal fields — to the government, for instance, and should be operated by the government without profit, or the lands to firms which will continue their operations steadily, a lockout or a shut down to result in a forfeiture of the lease.” It was decided by the executive board that the next general executive session of the knights would be at Atlanta, commencing on the second Tuesday in November, -——-—eee. This Year’s Elections. From the Albany Argus, The current year is notably an “‘off year” in general politics. Only eleven states elect state ofticers this year. Kentucky will hold general election for state treasurer on August 5. Elec- tions in ten other states will take place on No- on tract TATLATT gn er fn ee — ( open a8 feanily resort. or OBCAR SNYDER. Proprictor, pibeheion Senece Lake, N. ¥. M™ UA HOUS a aes inneuva Springs, Bradford county, Pa. ere Srpt-clase cel opens June 15. or Central R. R. : invigorat of wonderful curative qualities, ole Good music and every modern convenience. Kasten, @10 to 614 per week, L. J. ANDRESS, prietor, ‘NITED STATES HOTEL, reat North Mita. We 1 poendie fren Bae 5 5 North Mita. Va, 1686 miles from Win? | aes ATES HOTEDrANTICCITY.N.3. | 0 eater, Over a fine pike, wii & rela} of ak. ‘The Largest and noe ing time from —— Ole bo. HB % dU BAR Ai : jel ied Salt Water Baths in the Hot a Jel 3-212, E. ROBERTS & SONS. PEER DE AUNTS AND cox peoenenas" it. Panuily House. $e15-2m JOSEPH ENGLE, Proprietor. & APSE WAVERANTIC OITY, ¥. 3. Open the ; hot and hotne, oun parlors.’ Mire: d Le BRYANT. HE VICTORIA, SOUTH CAROL bt -e03in ———__ << e——____ TWO KILLED AND MANY I! JURED. A Miners’ Passenger Train Ruas Into Two Freight Cars. Last evening a train on the Pennsylvania railroad carrying miners to their homes was wrecked near Shamokin, Pa. John Roush, married, and Aaron Shipe, single, were killed. The following were injured: Norton Weaver, leg and face cut; Levi Albright, head cut; Irwin Kashner, leg broken; John Baker, shoulder broken; a Hungarian woman, ribs broken; Jas, Hodges, leg broken; Patrick Britton, leg crushed; Mike Britton, back broken; J. Miller, collar-bone broken; Jére. Fredericks, back in- jured; Jacob Kulp, injured about the face; John Thomas, head cut aud body injured; Jos, C. Smith, jaw broken; Conrad Drumheiser, side injured; Mrs. John McHugh, injured inter- nally; Wm. Linderman, leg hurt; John Metz, hand cut; Albert Reed, engineer, legs injured; Michael Gabel, head cut and badly bruised; John Darolt, legs mangled. SATARGED 45D HE Escep ‘Eko EST Painting—Na- E st. fe Bip eA aR Se Sita vee Hinckeh and 15 years in its in charcoal, cray. * 4a “ qo 4 and W a the we con of at _ (Cal and im th y IGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 8T. ‘Oth and “te Brose Feu bepetere Decay Nero oe em pas perce beam = Benne . ber 16, 1889. eed buena EXHAUSTED VITALITY nee Se et AM,,V.P.; W. |. AB, it UNTOLD MISERIES $224 aeeetatseaiaoet RSCKAND, R GIRLS RE-OPENS ly, Vice, Ignorance, Excesses or : uber 17 5 training; home govern Lenape Folly, Vice, Ij th in gneas Humber itmited® for Work, Business, the ith carefully attended to. &c., address HENRY C. TALTOWELL, a or Relation. oe sincnlers, Tater 'sandy's, HEX! UWE ‘Avold unskilful ders. Possess this great (Wales, Sandy Spring, Ma. y13m work. Itcontains tere. Beawtifal “8 %, GEORGE'S HALL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG binding, emborsed, fall git , only @1,00 by eo, tin separate departments), St. George mail, post-paid, concealed in plain wrapper. = a, timore. Prof. 3. C. Mrs. BEB Rincar, Principals. trative m Free. if you apply now, The | $2750 yest. ‘aut ‘a. ; re cel COLD AND JEWELLED MED. | ea COLLET oar vy, from the National Medica! untal sous a clims 4 co tee of coupes ue foe re : apee! o Puveical EB Enqlish; French aud Geran spoken; litrary 17-000 of Assistant Ph; 00d volumes morals; five churches; no bat rooms. dentially, by mail or in 150 to @1U5 for Nine Mouths (inciuding fees, board, edvopy ME! THE No. 4 Bulfinch #t., ez. SONS, Sun Building: Proprietor, ’ _ jel-tind Sd 1p HOSE IX PURSUIT OF HE LTH Ob PLE ASURE eau te via, River Soxines, belore goin elsewbere. crabbing. oysters, bostis fr at hiumie, dancing Dr ke 'F Biakisjuai hy ia. jel5-3m 83, CLOUD, ASBURY PARK, NJ, Sader pew mauageuneut by ils owes “pet taan 3 SURF HOUSE, ASBURY PA’ a SOB BOUBE, ASBURY PARK. N. J. 100 Xards from the Ocean. HE RA EA. MARTIN. gy 1G C01 os may be consulted, cook. raon, at the effice of Ria. REOPENED ICAL INSTITUTE, Jel5-co2m guests. The c re) PEN x. THis ‘Ube any physician who Sludents from Sixteen States, Ind. Ter. and "Dtituly tocated house, 14 blocks ftom nah, bee ui i . ‘and Japan. Thas ali | bas read the avalysis. Fine baud of niumc. fists: 5 : i é Mass., to whom drty-seventh year begins September 18th. filus- , ae ing: terme moderate J. WATKINS LED, Prop’ Tows Will elect goversor and Heatenant-gov- ing on the rear platform of the train, saw two gh bid A ot Feoulty-_ | Tui NEW ENGLAND, ASBURY PARK, N. J. [LT Se ernor. reich Ri son thom. The | _™y4-stuth WARTHMORE COLLEGE, SWARTHMORE, PA. j igg PH PRL pS Va., Massanutten ine, 4 tatles from: depot. Maryland will elect controller and attorney- | freight ears rushing down ‘upon fe Street Station, Philadelphia. Cinder the caneat | ¥eutilated rooms Foretoviam etdcens aS MiESE tance beri general. cars had become at some col ' yon, Philadelphia, ° Hon; table seme Hor circulars eddre S Mauaser. 5:38-im Massachusetts will elect governor and state | Were running wild down the heavy grado. The poner, Slastloal weletin ad ames course | Mra. JA. APPLE y OODLAWN, ROCKY ollcers, miners shouted to their companions to jump, al Training anda Preparatory School (2 Classes), ants talk ok oe M ippi wi which many of them did from the windows thful location, large grounds, new and extensive — wee — Will: elect governar and stale | 54 vistors Of the coaches, but the runaway nd apparatus. For catalogue aud full par- mente; electric bells. gus: water Mrs. M-J- COLLEY, EDWARD H MAGILL LED! f President. perfect ye HEO INGALLS KING, TEACHER OF PIANO | fPruess baie ma F — - ye ee ssUr Hac awnston | Kine Satin hota: moderate pre BPEXTON VILLA, OCEAN AVENUE, NEAR THE beach, opey. May 1. tion very desirabie; large pazzas in full view of the ocean, near {rou pier gut bot aud cold seawater, baths. Special Futée to jamniies tor the seagon, . J. - nore. "BU. Box Sed, Cape May Chis, Rd epe0-sedaa OTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAX CITY, N. J. Fmopenail the year. Strictly firet-class, ° situsted rect ¢ beach. opposite iron pier. Rates #2. tw$a VICTOR DENILOT. Proprictor. jel 2in FTE, ALDINE, DECATUR Si, CAPE 4 first_house from beach; bot and cold baths up: Posie. , Terms reasonable: of the Clarendon, proprietress WINDSOR SULPHUR six Hlegant buildings; raw water; no wlk cars overtook the train before all were out, telescoping the cars. The train contained 200 men, who were re- turning to Shamokin from Hickory Ridge col- liery after their day's work. A scene of great excitement prevailed. The list of injured is incomplete, asa number of those who were See et eves went immediately to their jomes, iyi Nebraska will elect a supreme court judge and two regents. New Jersey will elect governor and state officers. New York will elect state officers, except gov- ernor and lieutenant governor. Ohio will elect governor and state officers, Pennsylvania will elect state treasurer. Virginia will elect governor and state officers. Polttical interest this year accordingly is centered in the elections of the newly-ad- mitted states—North Dakota, South Dakota, Washington and Montana—which are now ‘inming their constitutions and will elect full state governments and legislatures which will choose eight new United States Senators. Each new state will also elect a Representa- tive in Congress, except South Dakota, which will elect two, The terms of no United States Senators ex- pire next year, so the election of members of the legislature this year is of interest as bear- ing on national polities only in cases where members of the legislature chosen this year hold office for two years. ‘The senate elected in New York state will vote for a United States — in 1891 to succeed the Hon. Wm. M. varts, Srocx Mesr Bz Repvorn to make room for the New Goods for the Fall. In order to do this every piece of Furniture, Carpet, Up- holstery Material, all Curtains of Lace or Heavy Ma- terials that were in stock January 1 will be sold at less than Manufecturera’ prices. CORNWALL, per year. For circulay, with courses ©. 3. WRIGHT, B.S, A. M, of Cadets," jei0-den comd’t ACBORA MEST VIRGINIA, THE SWITZEKLAND OF AMERICA AND HEALTH RESORT OF THE ALLEGHANIES, THE AURORA HOUSE AND ANNEX Open for the Season June 1. First-class accommodations at moderate rates, Cin culare at the Buar office. 3. H. SHAFFER, Proprietor, Aurora. W. Va. ~ 00 THE PUBLLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM. Arguments Upon the Subject by Hagan CaELTENH DEMY, OGON fzeeiled location and surroundings, Nex ‘sctioal juipmen' yhaettann, mi I. &e. Thoro panini Rts aca, "BaP ular, “ye __ J. CALVIN RICE, A. M., Principal. Keane and Edwin D. Mead. 7 TEACHERS—Pki The following gives s faint idea of the sacrifice: U ior civil service ‘West Point College, 2. Gaps sod vate lessons day oF evening. FRANK E HALL, pe BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, ‘Ihe second day's session of the National ed- ucational association was called to order at Nashville, Tenn., yesterday morning by Presi- dent Marble with a very large attendance of teachers and educators, pHE NEW COLUMBIA, OPENS JURE 2, i889, JAMES MOONEY, Owner. FRANK H. HILDRETH, jeo-2m __Late of the Hotel Lafayette, Proprictor. ’ z fyXHE WINDSOR, po as Re | Mosquitoes. A No.1 cook. Address L. W NEK, Clerk. Best Ingrain Carpets 55c., were 750. DI y vis Cheap Tapestry Brussels 45c., were 65c, PENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 7TH Prof. Henry A. Wise of Baltimore read a p Tapestry sl gg ae | CAPE MAY, 8. J., a , ae Paper upon the introduction of manual train-|{ Best Tapestry Brussels 70c., were 1. youns and women have been trained in = . NWOOD HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER G. i hi t time into the public schools. rian Colleges. ‘and night sessios WILL OPEN JUNE15. Brick building; capacity 150: 17 scres pri- ing at the present time into the public schools. | Gueap Body Brussels 80c,, were $1.15. Business Shorthand. “Typewniting and Graph: W.W.GREEN, | S82 €founds; electric’ bells. pring water. pertect The question of denominational schools. was Best Body bo 61, were 98.86, "1 — Peg Sg 35 _— | sanitation — imylO-mj A LA BAR ; ee Brussels $1, 50. ; : ethod. ILL TOP HOUSE, HARPHICS PERRY, W. VA; taken up and Bishop John J, Keane of Wash: H Tk Lovett ry. Ainge haan, Deo roma Tioequitoes ; Pxt-class ; freml, inilig, Sb per week. Open May 15. 9 muy 1 i i Cheap Velvet Carpets 80c., were $1.25. free, SARA A STINGER Vice: ington was introduced to the audience. He ex- “ 85, isatee . . I OcKWOOD BOUSE, CARPET DEPARTMENT. Fens NDR pp rooms large wightiy larper's Ferry, W. Va. New furniture Mo*sovrH Hots, ‘SPRING LAKE BEACH, WN. J, WILL OPEN JUNE 29. For terms and other information address L. U. MALTBY, see Let Us Have a New Mile Record. Prom the New York Sun. Tet: Broeck made it in 1:39% twelve years ago, RY C. SPENCER, LL. B., Prin: tended the regrets of Cardinal Gibbons at his Best Velvet Carpets $1, were $1.50. me : inability to be present and read paper pre-| pest Moquette Carpets $1.10, were $1.65. pared by the cardinal upon the question r's Ferry, W. Va, Me Oe er Ree, Sera eae E | ax MEDOM oma rie La Bef | wa open Bs foe ee a ee seh wanes and that has lasted ever since, It is a fair mark | “Should Americans educate their children in itt. “Gall of send for catalogue. mht STMEN HOUR SPRING EAGER Pen | gundy lawns: no meaguituce: tine sites from elf ofa to aim at. Ten Broeck was not quite so stout | 4enominational schools?” FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. = = = = pa™ 4 me ane . we excellent table: terms 86 per Week. myl7-3m Bishop Keane followed in an able paper on the same subject, takimg the position that Christianity was the basis of aJl true govern- mentand should be inculeated during the as another phaeton cotemporary, King Al- fonzo, when ranged alongside of other horses in a race, but he was an undeniable flyer by himself and a satisfactory representative of the riod when children were attending school. speed of his day. What would make the effort Frye influence of the ‘church “was beneficial to wipe off his record particularly interesting | in the famtly it was also in the schoo! and timely now ia that the ability to de its |. Mt, Edwin D, Mead of Boston followed in FINANCIAL, sum ‘& McCREERY, First-class: reasonable and circulars, lim Sera BALTIMORE,” SPRING LAKE BEACH, NEW JERSEY, One block trom oceun. Terms moderate. jy13-2w y ILLBURTON-BY-THE-SEA, SPRING LAKE Beach. N. 4; Open from Juné to on the beach. KK. LETCHWORTH. Yates; fine location. Terms J.B. PALMER, _ NTAIN VIEW HOUSE, AURORA, WEST V. 3000 feet elevation. lance rooms, croquet tennis lawns, bowling alley, eaddie and Griving bores a. Lantz, 30 Parlor Suits of handsome designs and coverings, will be sold at 25 per cent discount. 20 Bedroom Sets, comprising Bedstead, Dressing Case, or Bureau, and Washstand, will be sold at 25 per for hige cheap, For particularsaddress s. RTE BALL. HARDENS PERRY W.VA Best location of Camp Mill. Open June 21. 188i Board second ty pone. 4. E. BURRELL, Proprietor, BROKERS. ROOMS 46 AND 48 ATLANTIC BUILDING, je24-im* ; lengthy paper, in which he said that the argu. | “™*sou"t- 5 i mys | "'ue park nore, “pati ~4 1 rence : 6 2 4 nay cious hails. levator. € Raciearie igs, Awock ao the Cc | meas favo; gn-nterforen of | wa asta a 20 9200 331 pr a a Ce a 1-20th of a second less than Len Broeck’s time, | tion was only a device to damage the state's | count. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENTS, Sp Sf ad aS a 5 There is little reason to doubt that, even ad- | Authority in public opinion. to the end that the | 100 Extension Tables will be vold at 25 per cent dis- Twelfth Season, “Ovean Grove Ne eB Bes soe, mitting the heavier weight, trials under the — a ras serocially vpn Herod ‘ 10,000 six per cent 20-year Gold Bonds. Jel-2m ‘JOSEPH WHITE. Prop’r. conditions of the record mile, that is, solitary, | C2@tge when possible. He said the plan of the | coun! Fy City, Als. red rty val t q SEA . N. Sa and the ranner disarranged saiteerte ait nor | Romish churcn was to compel all the Catholics | 490 pining-room Chairs at half-price. #2601000. "Umered af $1.09 and decrued intereats * | PARKER HOUSE coy mers eh GIRT §. 3 pace by competing horses, would reveal several | #0 Withdraw their children from the public 24,000 five-year ioan—interest, 8 per cent in ad- | Open all the year. THOMAS DEVLIN, animals to take Ten Broeck’s supremacy away | *¢H0ols to parochial schools, where they would | 50 Hat Racks at 25 per cent discount. Nance. Security, €115,000. Sie | yee en Proprietor. — = pcre ty ¥ ®"4Y | be taught the doctrines of the church. Such a system, he said, would not be tolerated in America, Bishop Keane replied and denied Mr. Mead’s assertion that the pope of the Roman Catholic church was seeking temporal power and the control of the th addresses Why should not one of the important tracks institute a sequence of separate trials for horses to beat 1:39%4, with @ capital prize of one or two thousand dollars to go to the leading win- ner and a smaller prize for each one that JX CoRsoN. — No. w. MACARTNEY, SEA-SIDE-NEW ENGLAN! “Sapareear tage BCE ISLAND, B- 1 OCEAN VIEW HOTEL. 27. and blue Open June Fine base bh Ex SDALL- Block Island, Rt MEDICAL, &e. B, LEON. Di *bie Cidter-petettisned and only Retiabie Ladiew Physician in the City, oom Docnanaiind Gly, CBSO, between 44; and Oth UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419F ST. ¥. W., Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds, ‘We will give 33 1-3 per cent on the regular prices of sta, BW. passed the mark? These trials would all be on - overnment, & Derosits. Exchange. Loans. Collections. Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consults the same afternoon, one following the other | Were forcible and were heartily applauded. all goods in this department that were in stock Janu. Raroed Stocks and Bonde, and a" securition eta ap stsicly condental. "Separate roonn oy odie immediately. They would be interesting to PPE GIT tae ae ary 1, including all classes of Furniture Coverings, | on fhe Exchan yaght and sold’ pl ae wiwaye oven. —____ay}0-3w"__ every frequenter of the race track, novel| The Canadian Wheat Crop a Failure. such as Brocatellen, Damaaks, Silks, Wools, Cotton and | A specialty of investment securities. Dist: Lica? CRE TER SeRvices oF AN enough in these days to draw out many who| The New York Sun's Toronto special says the Re Rect dois Nene Loaigeal | * WILSUN, 1109 Fark Place ne bet Baud c hie and insteuctine to eaumstances never go st all, | afanitoba and Northwest Canadian wheat crop | mie Tapestries, Curtain and Drapary Material | *ybong Sook dealin a) ot aud 1th ta. ne. Ladies omly. Memedy @5. jode-dw" and instructive to every student of the horse ged is a failure beyond a doubt. Members of the | Heavy Curtains and Portieres, Lace Curtains, &¢, Toronto board of trade have received infor- mation that the total yield will be little less than half last year’s erop, and the disaster is 80 widespread that there are thousands of acres which will not be cut at all. The damage is the direct result of drouth, race. It would be taking another bearing to show us where we are in the scale of equine evolution. It would be as easy to do as it is important to be done. ale Alleged Alien Labor from Canada. At Calais, Me., Tuesday, a deputy United LADIES’ GOODS. SEA-SIDE-MISCELLANEOUS. —= S—————— ——— RIGH’ USE, CAPE HENLOPEN BEACH, RE- een eo, ae a 6 2 ‘Always in order by plain combing, culate at Star office, Round-trip tickets, good for the MWLLe M. J. PRANDI, season, reduced to old 8. express rains leave 1:17 and 4:20 p.m, 7 and 10 p. “uyil-sue PW WALTER BURTON.” ME. DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND Feliable Ladies Puy sician, can be covsulted: at ee hele st uw. Office top. m. with Ladies only. ES D245, SEVER, BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Dr. BROTHEKS is the oldest-established adverts i © ea You ing Ladies’ Physiciap in the city, Ladies you cas confidently consult Dr. BRUTHERS, #6 B st.« w. ‘We mean what we say, as we always have and will ‘This is the biggestchance tosecure Bargains in House- hold Furnishings ever presented the people of this city and surrounding country. Parties out of town ‘Harrison’ Farticular attention paid to all discases peculiar Sines marshal ‘served writ on Henry F.| pe police Hopelessly ia the Dark, | Mbletoattend this asle can purchase mall quant- ee ee er a (CONGRESS MALLEDGEAY cry, x0, X_ | ining puarvied or site. Forty year expereuce e in the Dark. )- The vi to) this fa- . bor Eaton and Charles H. Eaton, owners of tlie| special to the New York World trom Lon | tie# of the Carpets as samples and can write for sam- oa Snaipision neous Hotel te oth Came prastics Wy Uenel samaee: OD ae ae ee, Eee eae, American house, Calais, for violation of the 2 — es ee ment in everything appertaining to the comfort of ‘Siaest rs ‘Specialist in this «i alien labor law. ‘The writ all don says: After holding the inquest last night | ples of the Upholstery Materials, or Photographs of 'G. SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- ir guests. sh ~ AK ~4 . The alleges that Mesers, on the body of the latest vi: ft a ABLISHMENT, 1205 New York ave | ~ Excellent, home-like Table. Bat! ‘and will guarantee » cure in all cases of privat 7 Eaton contracted with a plumber from the do- “ Victim of the White-| the Yurniture, in each case giving the proper refer- | ¥ jes" and Gents wor! eerIb: | Good beatiiut, fehiue, and ie Srerme be end | of oew and furnish medicine, oF no cburwe alta _ ; chapel fiend, the police appear to be as hope- | Hons Eiuaby Nelver aud Eveniue Drewes. ANTON | $10 per week: "SELDY, POWELL & OO. 'ayi8iew | 0m sha aavice free at any’ bour of eae minion of Canada. This will PS qiande a test| lesely in the dark as ever und to have as little | ce When not known to us, as we don't propose to cob lasious Velen Rake ny wie A oer ((OUONTAL BEACH HOTEL AMUELC. Midis. a Notary Public in’ and for the case and the resilt wil awaited with great} prospect of catching th: is = 4 ~ - tof Columbia, this day of July, 1885, fae pt grag acho - Amatioams work Seskoe tes wtrdereh @eain ee es Peace |e cececn eet commtenere: BRON, FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAR OPEN FOR GUESTS, sista in the in wn, N. B, anda large | ine’; : 2. number of provincials come to Calais daily to | 28%! the street. Terms of this Sale Strictly Spot Cash. Ae and Genta’ ofl ed eucdand pile popular B ity pow manewement bee | VG te cor De DaOTnEae In work on the wharves and vessels, St, Stevens Sullivan Didn't Come y : 2 'epectalty, Thing dee year’ experience for the Of itewuesta. Dally bosta. Reason- | Wil cure —— a . wd veep yg tbe oa - sereey A big crowd of sports who went to the Penn ne Goode for and Gelivered. $t+_ | Finest cult water bathing ou the fotomee fiver Pet enforce mployers of Calais ani LDS PRO. ‘ j St. Stevens are seriously considering the ad- | *¥lvania railroad depot in Jersey City to meet —_ = sede, SDWAiD & Wointnge EET SeSaCR OI visability of discharging all foreign help. John L, Sullivan inst night were again disap- ses tet ber stdin "5 ere plbccsascans cov Fountain i pointed and it was given out as o “straight One Hundred Horses Burned. tip” that the big fellow won't be here till Fri- At Lowel, Mass., fire broke ont last night in day, when he will sign for the stake money, the large stables of the Lowell street car com- | #till held by Al Cridge, pany, entirely destroying the building, includ- Saree A WOOL GARMENTS, MADE UP OR RIPPED a4 ‘troubles | 4e20-1m Colonial Beach, s aS 3 * TRUER, | CRRA Sn pe ata on Se __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. Se et renew oe “i DENTISTRY. H. D. B. tonrie Gherrvatane, Mondare ee __| Senainacaetiat i a ahaetea cee 1 eee cman aie BARE oe BOOKS AND STATIONERY, te eS peta on Frag oe in jail on an indictment e ing wi conspiracy to murder Dr. Croni nt seplicetion to-day was ‘made to Judge Altgeld of the criminal court, and was stories high. A number of stiting ments occupied by mill hands were burned, the occupaiiss losing all their effects, There is arumor of the of several lives, moneyed loss is about $300,000, partially %. SOR The Burke Extradition Cuse. The Canadian minister of justice will not make # report on the Burke extradition case until the present proceedings under the habeas of the evidence taken delayed in their 11TH AND F STS. N.W. ay-16 D* Me ot Dasa aC =e ‘MEAT-FLAVORING STOOR, LIEBIG COMPANY'S: RBXTRACT OF MRAT. UBE IT FOR SOUPS, SREP TEA, SAUCES, AND MADE DISHES. Gentine only with troatmils of Justus von Lisbig's ae