Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1889, Page 1

ae DON’T WANT THE NEGRO, Indignation in Atlanta Over the New i ? | i i 5 i z i [ | i 4 rf LEE The Coming Star ig if Vo. T5—No. 13,097. SPECIAL NOTICES. EQUITABLE Bi OF GEOKGETOWN, WASHINGTON, D.C.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1889. Washington News and Gossip. Telegrams to The Star. MAJOR RAYMOND’S FUTURE. He Has a Conference With the President NO CHANCE FOR A RACE. The Royal Yacht Club Now Ready, But ING AS- DC, XTH ISSUE #F STOCK. per mouth. Maximum Interest allowed on with- —Rumors as to His Being Relieved. it is Too Late. a =>, DECIDED BARGAINS = Sipercent perannum, rv77are § |. Rumors that Major Raymond is tobe shorty| THAT TERRIBLE FIRE. New Yoax, Aug. 6.—The New York yacht club se gerne pcan Men's Fine Furnishing at the Midsummer | STOOUS Se now open for subscription to the Sixth ste Page 6 | relieved from duty as Engineer Commissioner on Sunday received the following cablegram | They Have a Majority in Salt Lake City. eins iop, Sale now in progress at 2 Series of Stock of the Association. | eose@Page 1| of the District are very thick around the Dis- from Richard Grant, secretary of the Royal aylor). = it the -Page 3 | trict buildings and is the chief topic of conver- | Full Particulars of the Spokane Falls | yacht squadron of England: “Your interpreta-| Saur Laxx Crrr, Uran, Aug. 6—The THE SECOND MONTHLY MEETING OF ‘Pans 2 | ®ation among the clerks in the engineer de- tion of deed and suggestion that objections in | are gretly elaved over the result of yesterday's vale os URSA Page 8| partment, The latest rumor is that Conflagration. our letter of June 27 can be overcome alters | election. The vote gave them « majority of ave. a. W. E + 8 ot ne ‘an: rtf the major will be relieved as soon ——.+—_—_ good provided cup can case. Challenge holds y Y be held subject to challenges under Volunteer- | sures a gentile city government next February. bscription ived by of the ‘Page 5 | 88 the President gets to Boston. It is known 7 4 - | Giz gentiies were elected to ‘of “as 2 Bowie President that the President sont for the major yesterday | GOSSIP FROM LONDON, | Thistte conditions, poe ager plore ig pow ppg pg E. S. Westcott, W N. ARTHUR SM. see afternoon and had a long talk with him, but . ‘A. 8: TAYLOR, Sec’y, 1224 F st. aw. Guess): FRL (E BALANCE OF THE FOR TH! 'MONTH.— As mma IOS, J. STANTO: au THOS. ety whether or not the subject of his retirement from the commissionership of the District was k may z To this the following re ly was cabled yes- terday: “When you withdrew your challenge eight out of thirty-six members. THE CHERUKEE ELECTION, = TAL, 5 diag : The Judge in His Charge Favors |cmerice cup committos wes discharged. Meet, a of my patrons a} , MASONIC —A COMMUNICA- Page ussed is not known. Should Col. Wilson be iP was disc! L. vi Claimed for the te racriings cod Suitings 1 bave conc uded to extend BA A Me will be held at Mavoue Temple West Point it has ing of club cannot now be called until its re- | Victory Downing 7: the time to September 1. No discount will be allowed Gfter that date. This Not THIS (Tuesday) ‘EVENING, at Wor! degree. A full at re a] ted to take of ong be il Mrs. Maybrick. turn from Mayes Party. squadron cruise.” is“an_ opportauity of which | Work: M. M. degres. e ie req meas | woslt teke hr Sy ace It is not thought here that there is any chance —— Bs poy {thteee ae, ¥ ae | weld — Page 3 | of public buildings pes grounds, "The posped — esidencveteadidnichie Urrrie Roce, Anx., Aug. 6.—Returns from = RERIVOATES OF STOCK, CHEQUES _ FER * oamey. paon was spoken of very favorably for the place,and | WASHOUTS IN NEW ENGLAND. KENTUCKY'S ELECTION. the election held in the Cherokee Nation yee Commercial _litho- > | ae other securities. desis? A. G. GEDNEY, SARRDY and denier Oth and D streets (Post building.) _ DAN, G11 N STREET N.W..GEN- oval contractor of all kind of artitical stone and «ranolithic ent: a jouses Gellage made dry’ and durable, “Syd1-toz0au* “FRESH HAVANA AND KEY WEST = SEGARS. CHAMPAGNE WINES, aT ‘against Mr. {. P. LIBBEY of this cit; are re- ia, having assigned all his &c., to ine for the benesit of creditors, IRWIN B. LINTON, _an6-3t ee, Sth st. nw. KNIGHTS OF ST. AUGUSTINE NO.1 will meet at their WEDNESDAY, Knight William at 1 o'clock on Com} will receive Proposals f01 improvement ‘racts of Lands on Suitable tor Subdivision. in titted it is understood was heavily backed by the War department and his onal friend, Secretary Foes f It is now understood that he will not be offered that place. There is no telling what will be done, although it seems that Major Ray- mond wiil be relieved this weex, The rumors have d a bad effect a the clerks in his department, who not only fear dis- had an interview with the President, but that it was notin connection with his retirement Democratic State Treasurer Elected— One Republican Senator Gained. Louisvitue, Kr., Aug. 6.—Returns received up to midnight last night indicate that Sharp, democratic candidate for state treasurer, has The Color Line in the Atlanta Post Office. OF SUNDAY NIGHT IN THAT FATED CITY—BUILD- terday for members of the legislature and dis- trict officers dicate a victory for the Downing or Mayes party, who claim five out of nine districts and a majority in the legislature. The Downing party are almost a unit in opposition = the sale of the Cherokee strip w the United tates, evening, when all were pretty well intoxicated, Cal. Duncan and Ed Bennett, another negro, eomcenilltiacas VINES August 7, to attend the funeral of Sir ‘Pace 6 | missal from his successor, but dislike to lose been elected by 30,000 majority. All of the Fatal Fight at a Colored Picnic. alle Jonding brand nt Now ork pe tia Eaten ee ai Ewe 8 | the warm Personal friend tho major has been THAT AWFUL FIRE. Louisville legislative distros return demo-| Cxicago, Aus. 6._The picmla of the cdlesed Imei een hrcaersrh terry | MESES att aoe ope peas Bn ‘Tae 7| ond upon the aubject Ne Tarh thee herbed | Particulars of the Confiagration at [crt members The republics Guin ¥00-| yrhory ut Iiand park fesenday woud, ap 15, cpr oe as Eo pan A tol, cabs is somteteheg ete -Pase 7 | heard the rumors, but didn’t know how much Spokane Falls. stitution will have « majority. with the killing of one of the pleasure seekers 91.25 tit S1261T | of importance will be conside 20 Page credence to attach to them. When asked abous | | x Gane id ie while kaki and the fatal wounding of another. Toward 2, IN, LAN Ww 6 i RAPHIO DESCRIPTI ‘ERRIBLE 8CEN! GOSS! d N. 25 WILL BUY 100 FT. OF BOARDS!!! a AEs. 4D OWNER coed is ¢ White house he said that he had Page SIXTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. N.W. ‘These boards are bright, well sawed, inch thick and ‘any width and length used. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, 3y6-3m_ Dealers in Lumber and Mill Work. | NOTICE. NEW ISSUE OF STOCK the Wieiuity of ‘Washi Pro} ould con location, railroad facilities, addressed to D. &e. . W. LANGVOIDT, By orde: full infor rot as Froposals ident, 310 Lat, rd of Direct Presi ne., Washington, . Meeti of theabve sompany ever MONDAY EVEN. ING at 7:30 at Mt. Vernon ave. it. and New York ‘at the Temple Bsy Rum, imported, half-pint bot Bay Kum! imported, pint botte. ory Tooth Polish, per bottle Tooth Brushes, each. Toile: Soaps, 3’ cake: Whisk c BARGAINS FOR THI! Drug 8i iS WEEK tore. SUMMER RESORTS. SPECIALTIES .. UNDERTAKERS,, WANTED (Hexp). TELL WWW OW OHIVCHARVSEH AIVVISAASAYSCIVWH SOB OWHUESIFHIRFHWOVYOH AWS Wouw adv coi from the engineer commissionership of the District of Columbia, THE PRESIDENT’S DEPARTURE. He is Accompanied by Secretaries Win= dom, Proctor and Rusk. ‘The President has gone to Bar Harbor and he will not return to this city until the 17th in- stant, The fourth and last car on the 9:40 limited train, which left the Baltimore and Potomac depot at its appointed time this No Rupture Between Tories and Union- ists—The Vjenna Lottery Swindle, etc. Loxpox, Aug. 6. — Notwithstanding the prophesies promulgated very recently in Glad- stonian quarters of an imminent rupture be- tween the tories and their unionist allies there is every indication thatthe two parties will act harmoniously for some time te come. The local tory managers in a dozen constituencies have, within the past ten days, held meetings, at which it was resolved that ‘the support of the conservatives should be given to the liberal unionist candidate at the next election, ING8 BLOWN UP TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF ‘THE FLAMES—THE LOSS WILL BE $10,000,000. Sroxaxz Farzs, W.T., Aug. 6.—The wires Sre now in such condition that somewhat fuller particulars of Sunday's conflagration can be given. The fire started at 6:15 o'clock p.m, in the roof of a lodging-house on Railroad avenue, the third door from Post street, A dead calm prevailed at the time and the spec- tators srPgosed that the firemen would dily bring the flames under control. This could have been done if better precautions had been taken, but the superintendent of the water works was quarreled because of the latter's insult to the former's wife and Duncan shot Bennett dead, He fired at the officer who attempted his arrest and escaped to the waiting room at the d Here Duncan was set upon by Bennett’ friends, who put six bullets into his slashed him with a razor and pounded him with bricks. The crowd only desisted at the point of Officer Rusk's revolver, Duncan wag still alive and the officer had him removed to place where he could get medical attendance, — Not Dead, but In a Trance. Exxnanr, Ixp., Aug. 6.—A young daughter of F. M. Boshilier, aftera long sickness, was - morning, was numbered 180, and it is President | out of the city and for some reason the men in while in as many cases where the tory strength | pronounced dead yesterday morning by # phy- eae aon e eae. pacar eee Roberts’ private car, Comfortably seated in | charge failed to respond. to the call for more | is greatest the liberal unionists have passed | sician and was arrayed in n shroud para- » H » $417,; ~ SIRST CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN, D, GC. Office: 1251 High (32d) st. 0u3-3t EQUITABLE ‘TIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F 8ST. ASSETS $1,044,781.37. Subscriptions for shares in the 17th issue received Gaily at the office of the Association, Equitable Build- ing, 1003 F st. Remember our prices for prescri reduced an proportion to ther goede. UKs cals frou the mos! manutaeturers, We cheerfully invite a careful department by the sicians. THE TEMPLE DECG STORE. ‘tion of been use only t reliable Ladies, before leaving the city procure a bottle of “Handoline,” the ou! andtap. —‘{1t) true preventative of sun burn THE TEMPLE DRUG STOKE. NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. ‘WOOD MANTELS. SLATE MANTELS. ‘TILES AND GRATES. M. ROCHE, ° 490 LOUISIANA AVE. M LAUNDRY CO. (uccrporated.) THE MORGAN STEA: <a To-Day’s Bonp Orreninas aggregated $93,000, as follows: Registered $75,000 $5,000 at 129, Coupon 4344's. $3,000 at 106%; registered 43's, $10,000 at 106%. ArToryxys APPornTep.—Attorney General Miller has appointed Harry BR. Probasco to be assistant United States attorney for the south- ern district of Ohio and Jas. Atkins to be spe- cial assistant attorney in the southern district of Georgia to assist in the prosecution of the case of the United States against ex-Marshal Wade, Secretary Tracy will leave here for Brook- lyn this afternoon accompanied by his naval secretary, Lieut. Mason, and Mrs. Mason, At Brooklyn the Secretary will be joined by his the car were the President, Secretary Windom, Secretary Proctor, Secretary Rusk and Private Secretary Halford, and’ when the train pulled out each member of the quintet was reading a newspaper. They expect to arrive in New York by 4 o'clock this afternoon. and in less than an hour thereafter will be on board the steamer Pilgrim en route for Boston. There the President will be met by Mr. Walker Blaine, who will escort him to Bar Harbor. Secretary Windom has business in Boston and will not go to Bar Harbor. Neither will Secretary Proctor, whose presence is required at his home in Vermont. A CONFERENCE IN NEW YORK TO-MORROW, Secretary Rusk goes no farther than New York, where an important conference will be held to-morrow. The program is to have a pressure. The heat created acurrent of air and in less than half an hour the entire block of frame shops were enveloped in flames and burning shingles and other debris filled the air, igniting several of the adjoining blocks, and at the same time the opposite block to that in which the fire originated, in which street the Pacific hotel, one of the handsomest structures in the north- west, took fire. It was not 10 o'clock and by that time the high wind prevailed from the southwest, and it was evident that the entire business portion of the city was in danger. Mayor Firth ordered that buildings be blown up With giant powder to check the spread of the fire. “This order was speedily put into ex- ecution and the explosions ADDED TO THE REIGN OF TERROR. The picture was weird, grand and awfal, as resolutions to support the conservative candi- te, THR LOTTERY SWINDLE. The young woman arrested by order of the Austrian government recently, in connection with the $200,000 lottery swindle, has made a fall confession of her share in the business, and it turns out that her little son, whom she per- suaded the lottery officials to employ in draw- ing the numbers, is a girl of twelve. This girl had the winning numbers in her hand which she er share of the work so expertly that no one among the large audience present suspected it. It was the business of the official in charge to examine the numbers left in the urn after the drawing, and if this had been done of course the fraud would have been promptly discovered. e woman's confession does not involve this retended to draw from the glass urn. and did | tions were made for the funeral yesterday, when the girl was restored to life and is in ‘a fair way to recover, — Overworking Austrian Soldiers. Viexxa, Aug. 6.—In the course of the sum- mer maneuvers at Bada Pesth yesterday many soldiers of a regiment of hussars were left un- conscious upon the field from overwork. The colonel inspecting, after the men had become | thoroughly exhausted with their previous ef- forts, ordered « charge. Twenty-seven of the men were carried to the hospital after this or- der had been obeyed and one of them is al- ready dead, ——-__— A Young Couple Drowned. Brownsvitie, Ivp., Aug. 6.—Mr. Ollie Mar- tin of Connersville and Miss Maud Saylors of Loan i rhe Aree block after block yielded to the demon of de- | official, but he is stil! under arrest and it can | this place were drowned in White Water river Shares are #2.50 per month. si tore: family, and the party will take the Dispatch | number of representative railroad men and 5 " scarcely be doubted that be bad send sang TT $1.000 advanced on each share ea, —_ SETNFY HOGGH,, | and sail to Bar Harbor, where they will spend Scnator McPherson meet the Secretary at the | Suction. The sky was overcast with black | scarcely outed ® guilty | Sunday night. ‘They had been ont driving and DA’ Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantage of the Association are furnished upou application. Oftice hours, from Ya m. to4:30p.m_ On the first Wednesday in each month the office will be open from to So’clock p.m, Advances will be wade promptly Bi 7 o'clock, ‘THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Pres’t. INO. JOY EDSON. Sec'y a myst VID D. STO. John W. Morgan, Manager, respectfully makes known to the public that, with greatly increased facili- ties for Laundry business, he is now prepare the best work ai popular prices. Filtered water used. All orders prompt; Perey ge the ity. 3 jy COMMUTATION TICKETS. Coupon books containing 100, tickets, transferable, {ocd on all lines of the Herdic Couches, for sale. at the d to do executed. Delivery wagons, to al 17 Yth st. nw, Telephone, 459-3. several weeks, Private Secretary H. W. Ray- mond will join the family near Gloucester, Mass, to-morrow, and go with them to North- east Harbor for a month’ NavaL Orpers.—-Paymaster J. O, Barton has been ordered to the Pensacola to relieve Pay- master John H. Stevenson, detached and or- dered to settle accounts and await orders, Fifth Avenue hotel to-morrow at 10 a.m, to discuss matters connected with diseased cattle in transhipment. ‘The Secretary wants to have the railroads so arrange matters that they can centrulize the cattle coming over their roads at convenient points where they may be in- spected the more thoroughly. It is the inten- tion of the Agricultural department to do all in veel Saget to prevent the exportation of diseased cattle. knowledge of the fraud. GERMAN PENAL INSTITUTIONS, The press throughout Germany is engaged in a lively agitation for reform in the penal in- stitutions of the empire, which, it is charged, are run independently and without any logical or coherent system for the treatment of law breakers, Mauy of the newspapers urge that Germany in her penal legislation and in the clouds. A strong wind sprang up from the northeast, fanning the flames furiously, while an upper current continued to carry the burn- ing embers in the opposite direction, The Grand hotel, Washington block, Eagle block, Tull block, New Granite block, Cushing build- ing, Falls City opera house, Hyde block aud all the banks, and in’ fact every house from Railroad avenue north to the river and from Lincoln street east to Wash- in attempting to ford the river the horse and buggy were carried down by the current and all were lost, The couple were to have been married soon, The bodies were recovered yesterday, The Scalpers and Tickets. Curcaco, Aug. 6.—The sale of harvest excur- rs i tickets by the western roads commenced x. %at.| Panponep sy tHe Paestpent.—The Presi- ee en ee LE DE teas adscah isl aan, ae at ba EO penal institutions has | "°° png PERSONAL. dent has granted pardons to John W. Barkley, sree wid aes ee eatin: cor rs ae buildings in the northeast corner, were totally | never recognized any principle but that of py 5 ane tho Madieatins ann Mt aan YOUNG MaN OF 18 YEARS WILL GIVE sentenced in Georgia June 27, 1887, for four phar, sracsretaadct r Seeteoren_, eau wiulle s settewcchenge sa ite | Merertene commas, Seetese Ses sete 30) ian Se eee ee Saree $100 to any Person getting him a Position in the . i IN; lirection of the wind carrie e fire southward | progress has brought with it in other coun- A wey . MNIMENT Staromee. 8 >” BORD wager duuny, sastonsek sorte mone ite oer POSTAL WORK ON SUNDAYS. | s:ross Railroad avenue and destroyed tha | ties Srecoguition of the more enlightened ey dptwen mg) god oS manipalating thom = awd 1£S — 18-2, Noted a Carag s| Northern Pacific passenger and freight depots | idea of the reform of the criminal, America e purpose of cutting regular UIMORIZED YuIy ATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. aEMOVEDT Sor tha pends tha iliaoes Urabe oe yoason | The Practice as to Special Delivery’) Noihern Ps a Be freight depot wus | is frequently pointed to as having demonstrated | Fates. ‘They are now selling tickets—one way— ox Say conndential < ‘open all 4, K. Bromwell has removed his office es er ae: Letters in the Large Cities, Etc. splendid structure and was filled to the roof | 80me valuable truths and the successful results | to Denver at €15,a cut of ©1l. The fact t Ls = Pad Manager, 926 F st. new. | ae roe cal DUs. 1 #7 Connecticut aveuye. | Tae Crotszn Boston arrived at the navy with valuable merchandise, very little of which | #ttained by the reformatory in Elmira, N, Y., | i= spite of the iron-clad provieions under which CAE SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS ‘and Answers. Send 10c. *. FLYNN, A.M. Ivy Institute, 4y25-1m" south ‘Sth and K si IVORCES—A. GOODRICH, ATTORNEY-A’ WET PRICES, BUT THE LOWEST. ‘Gas Fixtures and Lamps, Good Assortment, Chandeliers, Rochester Lamps, &c. Call and examine, yard at Brooklyn yesterday afternoon from Newport, where she was damaged by running onarock, Upon entering the main dock at the navy yard she collided with tke stern of The disposition of letters with special de- livery stamps attached arriving at post offices on Sunday is a matter of discretion with post- masters, The law when passed was construed was saved. The terrifying shrieks of « dozen | Are cited in many editorials as an illustration locomotives mingled with the roar of flames, | of what German penal institutions should strive the bursting of cartridges, the booming of giant | te emulate. powder, the hoarse shouts of men, and ——— harvest excursion tickets are allowed to be sold | they sti get into the hands of scalpersand can be used by them for other partes than the original purchasers leads to the suspicion that » coll x A DEFUNCT BANK’S ASSETS. the harvest excursions were gotten up for the 24 Desrborn st. Chicago; advice free: twen' ©. A. MUDDIMAN, the receiving ship Vermont. The collision | to mean that such letters should be delivered | PITIFUL SHRIEKS OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. Teste main purpose of giving scalpers achance to get gue years’ experience; business quietly and } 23-3m 1206 F st_ | caused some excitement on board both the | a4 coon ag possible, As this meant an increase |, 40°king upward a broad and mighty river of | Coa! Lands Sell for a Good Sum and | * 00d supply of cut rate tickets, A — x ‘THE REMAINDEN OF SLATE MANTELS, | Vessels, but subsided whor. it was found that | {1,01 MUO eo sday work there Was some | fame Was seen against a jet black sky. Occa- haguanibe eur an Sieasbica SS UsTH's OLD STAND JS TUE ONLY PLAGE little damage had been done. “3 : = eine | sionally two opposing currents of wind met, ier ont ane A Cashier and $1,000 Missing. ee a dheas cr euuletuioDse GRATES AND SUMMER PIECES Opposition manifested, and then Postmaster ae my. EETH EXTRACTE. HOUT PAIN BY local tion, All branches of Dentistry at ‘thy wuaran' , Special for jammer. Work Competent Dentist. K. J.B. TENEYCK HAS REMOVED HIS DEN- ‘tal Office and residence to 1601 O st. a. w., corner Of 16th st. ‘The red herdics pass the door. ‘my-4i* RK. SiARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH ST. corner E n.w. First-class Gold. A’ and De Fillings a specialty. Aching teeth sa\ must be closed out at once. half former retail price.” chasers are ready to use them. J. F. MANNING, “Prices less than one- Goods stored until pur- 20 Pa. ave. nw, paturday cepted. EOLGE SPLANSY, 434 7th wt. nw. SECON RIES.—EAS' ERN BUILD- JON 01 Anny Onpens. it. Henry O. Perley. as- sistant surgeon at Ft. Wayne, Mich., has been ordered to temporary duty with the troops in summer camp at Ft. Robinson, Neb. The or- ler directing Lieut. Col. Henry ©, Wood, A. A. G., to report for duty at San Francisco, is re- voked. ves of absence have been extended as follows: Capt. John M. Norvall, twelfth in- fantry, four months; Second Lieut. Charles C. Ballou, sixteenth infantry, one month, sina -L A teh Promotions IX THE Encinzrn Conps.—In General Vilas made a ruling leaving the entire matter to the discretion of the postmasters in the various cities. The result is that the prac- tice varies largely. In some cities, as is the case in this city, special delivery letters are sent out at any hour during Sunday that they are received at the office. In New York city Postmaster Pearson in the exercise of his dis- cretion decided not to deliver such letters, but the new postmaster, Mr. Van Cott, has inaugur- causing a whirlwind of fire that seemed to pen- rename gg “ie aria Fenjedat ae Cashier George A. Jessup of the defunct City monster held high carmval until about 10 | b8®K in @ forty-acre tract of coal lands that O'clock, when Howard Street bridge over the | ¥a8 originally represented as a very flimsy rivers went down. A boom of logs took fire | asset was bought up yesterday by the Delaware = — for oo Keng oe = and Hudson canal company for $100,000 in surface of the river, Many times flying pillars | “4 . of tire covered the river. igniting the mammoth | Pave some light iatereat to the peepee dhe Jumber and flooding mills that lined its banks, | is not clearly defined, received's check for but by heroic efforts its career was checked on | 244.999, bat he wan teed vey anne, for the gouth side of the stream, Looking back- J . Scrantor, Pa., Ang. 6.—The interest of ex- Guaxp Rarws, Mrou., Aug. 6.—Nethan & Pinkney, cashier of the Lake Shore and Michi- gan Southern railroad in this city, is missing, and about $1,000 of the company's funds have gone with him, He wont away about two weeks ago, ostensibly for a three days’ vacation, but did not return. They his books were ex- | amined, and it was found he had raised an ex- press order from $200 to $1,200 and the difference. —_—_—_ A Fatal Shooting Affray. d D. SE! EAST cu : ated a Sunday delivery. ward, however, the beholder witnessed a scene | *6, instance of Attorney E. N. Willard, who! e.,serue, Ixp., Aug. 6.—At Princeton, gation vo gums prevents pain in extracting.” Hours: sD ee Tile tovaiar wud Sueceestul File: | Consequence of tho retirement of Col. Parke, ‘THE MAJONITY OF CITIES Of desolation that was fearful to contemplate. | $1 e75 pou mgtnece, Mine eugments amounting | 5." yesterday afternoon, Joba Hutchins abot Bod. 6. July 2, the following promotions have been “ ta) | Frai the naked walls of what w $75,000 against him. Stetler denice 3 % 3 y have either an all-day delivery of special ements of 9 cré | claim. It is also alleged that Stetler’s amount | and fatally wounded two brothers, George and Di SSPEE FT Scorn, DENTIST. ee eee coe ere hay asudint | made in the army engineer corps: Capt. Ernest deli four hours before magnificent structures of | Sr" the Anya : sage gion bee » me 1207 F st. ‘n.w., will fosume the practice of his | dues in na premntamn, ©, 90 peraherer H, Ruffner, to be major; First Lieut, Theo, A. | letters or else a delivery of all such letters re-| brick and-grauite stood like grim sentinels | &f t#¢ purchase money is a species of black-| Albert Lewis. One of Hutchins’ stray shote jeeaion on the 10th of September. Preservation of per month foe alana GS . y jor; x Q teed ‘ regal mail, but that it was paid to avoid litigation | struck Frank D. fie tal _ ~~ D capectalty. Pl-sm | Secoud Series, W te ty EVEN AUG’ Bingham, to be captain; Second Lieut. Mason | ceived up to a certain hour. Those cities where | over the surtace of the burning sea, | Struc : uno, inflicting wound, SPECIALTIES. re HE DEATH RATE IN TREATING PHYSICIANS’ Tr ‘abapdoued cases with the Flectropoise is lees than vestigation invited, OHSS WEBB, 1-2m* cent. 0 E st nw. tion to the Secretar} coi upon appli Subscriptions to y ple} ia ay 1 an rowers f <d Weries recetved by Dr. E. A. Adatns, Presi the jent, Asst. U.S, Treasurer, nitol st.; John E. Herrell, sc, Alex. McKenzie, 4th st. me; CC. lieutenant; Cadet E. E. alow, to be second lieutenant, M. Patrick, to be first Wi Exursitions or Ixp1ans,—The commissioner of Indian affairs, Mr. Morgan, has decided in the case of an application for permission for a band of Indians to attend a state exposition there is no Sunday delivery is as follows: Chicago, Dallas, ‘Texas, Detroit, Mich., Grand Rapids, Mich., Louisville. Ky., Los Angeles, Cal., Memphis, Tenn., Milford, Del., Philadel hia, Portland, Me., Pittsburg, Pa., Quincy, l., St. Louis, Mo., and Wilmington, De! Some time ago Assistant Postmaster Sher- that might postpone the sale. The patient de- positors of the Scranton City bank will profit to the extent of $90,000 by the transaction, and their hopes for an early dividend have been greatly heightened, ont = oe A BAD WASHOUT. ALL WAS DEVASTATION AND BUIN. The burned district embraces thirty blocks besides the depot. The only brick business houses left standing are the Crescent block and the American theater, The schools and | All the parties were farmers of considerable prominence. The shooting was the result of an old grudge which existed between Hutchins and the Lewis brothers for some time. The murderer was placed under arrest. ——_— Chief Gall Signs the Treaty. = "Omics, Director 7 C.C me | t churches, the college and hospital were beyond 8 Roc wT Meads, Director, 101 4th Geo. k. Repetti, ibiti ili .- | wood of this city, sent out circulars to the first “tact STANDING Kk Acencr, Dax., Aug. 6.—Chief HE ALPINE gn 310 44 et. 2 re bicker adie Gea | 10d He thinks that the exiubition of Indians | Sot doeived replica. trom cighepcfour of | mata the loss with any degree of acctrncy, but . srocning. The Blackicct aed Ufpee cad Lowey Epecial totes by week or monthe aioe as dians have now passed the rude savage state | this number be found that thirty-six post | Smount, ‘The banks have obtained tem. | WS*hout at North Scituate, a small settlement | rapidity and eagerness that proved the won- ‘aimed to 4pm 18 | and are all more or less civilized. offices had EBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, D. C. NERAL CONTRACT D.C. FAHEY, GEN Re wit Cellars, and Stable Floors Aavhalt or Purdand Cement, | J OR ‘Laid with Civin Service Commi gone west, He walked into the Pennsylvania AN ALL DAY DELIVERY, At the other offices there was a delivery up to certain hours, and in the cities named above porary quarters and several have already | in the northwestern part of the state, in last opened for business, The work of clearing | Friday's storm, have just reached here. The away the debris bas already begun, and the | yfoshwamskuck manufacturing company’s dam. work of rebuilding will be commenced at | broke aw: just before noon, carrying every- derful influence of that powerful chief. day the Indians were signing, and last night the 11,000,000 acres of land to which the whites have been looking longi — ii = i a ay i i x were theirs. The commissioners are rejoiced ARCHITECTS Wms 16-in Henman Building. | depot this morning at $45 with two leather” | there was no delivery. Capt, Sherwood states | Ne. Firemen. are compaey fo ea eer ons | thing with itand flooding the mill ‘Property. | Over their success and will leave to-day. aa eT BS TOATAPAD OE TYE ROCHDALE | elas’ burdened with & heavy yellow-hued | tat the lack of uniformity in this particular | furnt district, while mouuted police pateat the | The structure ras a new Ono, built of granite, Daring Escape from Jail. equate Spc ‘The executive committee hus concluded contracts | valise. Between the thumb and forefinger of | Bas led to considerable confusion and that he | entire city. Sol wes cemiiaredl sue atin bors Sn Bentete, ~~ Architects and Civil mré-3m* Scauen Baxearss, Decorative Art Goods at Less than Cost. Momie Cloth Doy ives (stamped). Se. each. Splashers, 1Uc. each. ik bomen ‘Wash Silks, e. each 5 Berlin Zephyrs in Li shades, Se, an ounce. Eis of Moire sud Satin: nbbent special tow prices. WM. €. VIERBUCH. my13-3m 1002 7th st. nw. CARPETS, ‘We will offer the following Stock of lnerain, Tavestry, 1416 Fst. nw. CARPETS. great reductions on our and Body Brussels Car- Boay 1 be be 51.25; “ £1.00. Row is your chance to buy Carpets at and below cost, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.. 636 Yennsylvaia avi Near 306-3 th st, P. ‘HILADELPHIA Srore. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN GAUZE VESTS. LADIES’ LOW-NECK AND SLEEVELESS, extra fine, he ct z ‘Ze. ro) ut ae Reduced from toc. oes fist TFINE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, AL BAKGAINS IN NIGHT SHIRTS, made ont of Utica Mills Le > a yoke and CHILDUES'S HOSE'Special Past Black. All eles Lapies? Hose. Fast Black. Only 25¢., WHITE GOODS att very low Remnants balance of stock of Babies’ Caps at less With two large dealers to furnish members with coal and wood for the year ending June 30, 1890. Mem- bers shouid lose io time im calling on some one of those uained below to obtain prices and conditions, as all estimates must be in han SEY of the ma ing these or other contracts, ‘Trade Cards. Books and all information can be ob- tained from the followin ALT, LONGLE SMITH THOMPSON, Vie J. W. HA offic: . FAWCETS, 61 e Bre co st 5 eae seerree! z > “0 =f ei Boon and at 4 p.m. cach day at . 2. W. “\piy onder of the comittee. a Pres't, A. G. SHA, Beoy, 00S Het. L. VANDERHOEF, 940 I st.n.w., Bureau Statistics, C.F. 03 Mass. ave. ne, 4th Aud iw. ne., P. O. Dept, > G. office. 3. W. HARSHA, Secret Apri tages or informa- of the comuuittee before TEMBER 17, 188Y. Members not in trade Curd (green) aud Book running to 1590, are not entitled to any sdvaut on il, t, 806 Ast ne., Agr. 4 PS Wa: Debt U.8. Treas: 10) > Pan ave .Woy 3 nu. office. 'S, 15-40 Covumbia st, 'Geu. Land office, ‘ihe Secretary can also be seeu fora few minutes at cigar store, 705 loth NOTICE.—FIVE DAYS FROM DATE Ww: Out from south- ill be Cr York W. NALEN. sooner ausest* L BUILDING ASSOCIATION Assets of the association. ‘Dues paid on stock by mei! sud surplus Sreerieetet. ae e jeeps OU ne Tallest, Our first series will Toon bisture ana will 2 per cent per aunum to the will come in right after ceive the sare large ‘Se. FINE BALDRIGGAN SHIRTS, large | each share, or 25e. the Best and ‘pec- will re- his right hand wes about a yard and a half of blue ticket, which, if properly used, will carry him all the -way to Montana, He’ will be en- at the wild-eyed, ly-stricken, or two and will put in the bal- ing hide-and-seek of bears, He will gaged in yelling steer for a wee ance of his vacation in playi with grizzly and other kinds be back by October 1. Revenve Apporntmexts.—The acting secre- tary of the treasury to-day appointed the fol- lowing gaugers arid storekeepers: Fifth district of Kentucky—Wm, M. Adain, Jas. C. Bird, Chas. L. Eliott. District of Maryland—Edwin 8. Davis, Jas. H, Pindum. Fifth district of Ten- nessee—Thos, Foster, W. H. Harris. Wesley F. Lucas, B. F. Harrison, Dan’l P. Nelly, Root T. Oldham, ©."A. Boyd, Edward Greely,’ H. Mar- tin, J. T, Mansan. venth district of Ohio— Joshua Davis, Jos,.H. Hurd. * Persoxau.—T. M. Talls of Buffalo, H. W. Bates of Tennessee, J. Stockwell of Omaha, J. Spencer of Denver and T. Allen of New York are at Willard's,—J. gore ear, G. Billings and J. 8. Thomas of New York, W. Dore of New Orleans, P. Powell, U.8.A., and Y. Wilkinson of Philadelphia are at the Ebbitt, —A. W. Tinker of Massachusetts, O. Wilson xa8 had procured the information so that he could inform those wishing to send special delivery letters whether they could be delivered in the cities of destination, It is thought by post office officials that the real advantage of the special delivery system is to secure the delivei of ietters after the carriers have stopped wor! on week days and on Sundays where there is no delivery by carriers. THE POSTMASTER GENERAL'S INQUIRIES, In the latter part of May Postmaster General Wanamaker issued a circular to the postmasters of all large offices asking them to keep a record of the amount of stamps, &c., sold at their of- fices on each Sunday in June. Also the num- ber of callers at the post offices, the number of mails dispatched and received, the number of letter-carrier collections and the mail matter collected and the number of employes on duty. Mr. Wanamaker stated that the object of these inquiries was to ascertain whether it was prac- ticable to reduce the amount of work done on Sundays, THE ANSWERS TO THESE INQUIRIES The company will be reinforced by a compzny from Walla-Walla to-day. ‘The city council has held a meeting and discussed a resolution prohibiting the erection of wooden buildings in the burnt district, anda mass meetittg of citizens sustained it unanimously. ednesday | The gates had been worked but once. Men had been at work all the mornin the crevices in the solid masonry. When thus en- aged a regular tidal wave swept across the fiend down the stream. "The workmen It will be passed at the regular W meeting. The council has ® resolution revoking the licenses of all hotels and restaurants and of dealers in provisions who advance their prices. Only two saloons remain and they have been closed by order of the mayor. The council or- dered the committee on fire, water and sewers to investigate the cause of the absence of its superintendent of works, as the man left in rounding property was v. great, Small houses were undermined ana’ much household eS ee The people rushed cor aioe fowl merey torrent. Some of the highways are gullied 20 feet deep. —— A Connecticut Dam Bregks. that resources so vast and stability so well] Menipex, Conx., Aug. 6.—Garlick’s dam, established should be blotted out. It will rise | holding back 75 acres of water 10 fect deep, 2 der and better than bef and here, broke ‘will still claim its position as a commercial | miles sbove ager praeene Forasngt center and the railway center of eastern Wash- have been received at the Post Office depart- | ington. ment and have been collated for the consider- ation of the Postmaster General when he re- pier ehaphe gg ah Fab ares of this ai yu Spewant cet aceets ol wi some will be Telative to : Hl Fit i i Peg gles of the best Caps at HALLIES. v —Must close et rks ee als Ses bis wife SPECIAL BARGAINS IN HANDKERCHIEFS. 50 The doz. Fine y a oo hentone, Urea, Aug. considered a Ba AFEW DEPT: NATNSOOR SHIRTS AND rN Detween 600 at prices that cannot be CARHART & LEIDY. aus 928 7thst. and 706 K st. a.w, )° *OF Miss THE GkEAT REMNANT SALE DOPE REI : i Laporte, Ixp,, Aug. 6.—Henry Shoemaker, William Vanadken, Hubley Volheim and John Doe made a daring escape from the county jail SS by tunneli the rear wi They were co. on the upper floor and lowered themselves to the with @ rope made from their blankets. escape was discovered shortly after its and the two first were Warfel, who lived near this place, attempted to Sion followed,which rodused the hewsaoeser fon Tbe woman was borribly burned, Capmitac, Micu., Aug. 6.—Eight prisoners eee ay an x i hi