Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1889, Page 5

Mi Event Finer Kyows That weeds must be torn up by the roots, or they will be sure to crop out again. Bo itis with diseases which have their origin in de- Praved blood. The cause of the complaint must be removed by Ayer's Sa7s.parilla, or no perma ‘Rent cureis possible Try it, ©. W, Allen, Druggist, of Brunswick. Me, says: “Ihave newer known Ayer’s Sarsaparills fail to give satisfaction. In hundreds of cases ‘within my knowledge it has proved s perfect ‘specific for diseases arising from impurities in the blood. I regard itasan invaluable spring medicine. Sold by all Drugg‘sts. Price $1 ; six bottles, 85. WORTEH @5 A BOTTLE. 30 AYER’S SARSAPARILLA, Prepared by D- J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass, . JOHANN FoFF's MALT EXTRACT is the BEST NUTRITIVE TONIO t ‘and most PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE fer Impared Digestion, Dyspepsia, Convalescence Weak Children, and General Debility. N. only Feduced wy strength, exhaustion, from inability te appro] the effects & of the Genuine Johann psi Malt extrac wo was follywed awinegiassful three times a day. Its use was fe by marked effecte—1- Food, ¢ nlitnentary uncl jere sppeared un increased power of found to’ pass Pr Se Th ‘volving animal heat abd storing u of imitations ‘The genuine hes the signe: a ture of “Johann Hof!” on the neck of others arr worthless imitations, JOHANN HOFF, Berlin and Vienna, New York Of- fee, 6 3-tu, thi WE HAVE IN STOCK, ALL TOLD, ABOUT 150 PIECES FRENCH SATINES. WE WANT TO CLOSE THEM. THE DESIGNS ARE GOOD, THE STYLES EXCELLENT. CLOSING PRICE, 20c. IN SCOTCH AND FRENCH GINGHAMS WE CAN SHOW 150 PIECES OF ALL STYLES AND PRICES. WANT TO CLOSE THEM AND HAVE MARKED THEM AT PRICES THAT WILL MAKE THEM MOVE RAPIDLY, IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL Jeux 267m. 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, AND SEE THEM. 60 PIECES WHITE GOODS. WANT TO CLOSE THEM, FORMER PRICE 20 AND 260. HAVE RE- DUCED THEM TO 120 PER YARD. A RARE CHANCE TO GET A GOOD WHITE DRESS FOR A SMALL CONSIDERATION. 50 PIECES ENGLISH DIMITY STRIPES, WHITE GROUNDS WITH SMALL COLORED STRIPES. OFFER TH) IT WILL PAY ANY SHOPPER TO LOOK ATOUR REMNANT COUNTERS. ALL KINDS OF REM- NANTS AT VERY LOW PRICES WILL BE DIs- PLAYED ON OUR CENTER COUNTERS FOB THE (EM FOR 12340. NEXT FEW DAYS. IN WHITE GOODS WE HAVE VICTORIA LAWNS. INDIA LINENS, BOTH PLAIN AND HEM- STITCHED. WELTS, ALL KINDS. BATISTE FRENCH DE PARIS. MULLS. which had heretofore been canal p tat. ‘every bottle, All ta NAINSOOK, PLAIN, STRIPED AND PLAIDS. PERSIAN LAWNS. SWISS MUSLINS, PLAIN AND FIGURED. WE HAVE TWENTY PILCESOF EMBROIDERED SWISS, CONTAINING 4% YARDS, FOR WHITE DRESSES. HAVE MARKED THEM AWFULLY CHEAP. ABOUT 80 GENTLEMEN'S NEGLIGE SHIRTS REDUCED: WANT TO CLOSE THEM, SO HAVE MADE THE PRICE LOW TO MAKE THEM MOVE RAPIDLY. 30 PIECES OUTING CLOTHS, BEAUTIFUL DE- SIGNS, AT THE LOW PRICE OF 1235 CENTS PER YARD. ONLY 20 DOZ. GENTS’ PLAITED SILK HOSE LEFT; THIS IS THE LAST OF THESE GOODS WE SHALL HAVE. CUSTOMERS OWING BILLS WILL PLEASE CALL AND SETTLE, AS WE ARE COMPELLED TO CLOSE ALL BOOK ACCOUNTS RELATING TO OLD BUSINESS BY MIDDLE OF AUGUST. 326 W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENN. AVE, X.W. Tae Fisest MEAT-FLAVORING STOCK, LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT, USE IT FOR SOUPS, BEEP TEA, SAUCES, AND MADE DISHES. Genuine only with facsimile of Justus von Liebig’s SIGNATURE IN BLUE INK Across Label. Bold by Storekeepers, Grocers, and Druggiste, LIEBIG’S EXTRACT OF MEAT CO., Lita, _26-tath London, Tse LARGEST FACTORY IN THE WORLD. MEDALS OF HONOR AT ALL EXHIBITIONS. of RXR pe et wikis ak Bo o Bicw rtrd a aoe! 2008 meet i oo" § bh bad m= wanan a THE SALE OF CHOCOLATE MENIER EXCEEDS 100,000 POUNDS PER DAY. @OLD EVERYWHERE. AVOID IMITATIONS. ONLY GENERAL DEPOT FOR THE UNITED STATES—UNION SQUARE, 36 EAST 14TH 8ST. NEW YORK. m13-eo3m&sinap HE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON AND BRIDGE WORKS. EDWARD L. DENT, ME, ‘Tho best facilities in the city for all kinds of Iron ‘work. Steel Beans Fine, Ornamental Chet’ snl’ Weeegh ciaity. Kepairs and general machine Rc. always im t Iron works work dopeia apper and at short notiee. 23 ¥ You ter taste Liver The Mi Buy Prang’s beautiful Llustraied “Ov NATIONAL City Omice, A N THE MORN tm the mouth, coated FLOWER. Which shall ower, the Gokien Bi ‘or. 3d and Wa'er ste. Tel % 1413 Gat nw. Tel ING WITH A BIT. tongue, perhaps head pobe. your liver is worpid. You need Eater's Lists ‘Sole licensees in the District of “Goetz Mitchell” ry of Bes My Sqeeeee fectors, Works, C: d Anchors and it be? gr some other, Bovklet and Your vote ob this iutesesting question, © C. PURSELL, Bookseller, 41 3y20 15 Pus Corr Duscocxt 18 STILL ALLOWED ON OUR ENTIRE HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, CANES, AND LAWN TENNIS GOODS. - STOCK OF Our Goods are the very best manufactured, and Mose desiring bargains can obtain them for MILITARY AND SOCIETY GOODS NET. PNaraed TEN DAYs. WILLETT & RUOFP, ALL AS HOMCROPATHIC PE ; everybody Tike Gexrs Sons Scourzp AND PRESSED FOR $1. Coats, 50c.; Pants. 25e.; Vests, “Felephowt Govt Calle for bad 2d EDITION. Last arent To Si THE GREAT COKE STRIKE. It is Practically General Throughout the Entire Region. GUARDS FIRE UPON THE STRIKERS BUT NO BLOOD HAS BEEN SHED—PROPOSITIONS FOR AN AD- VANCE BY THE PROPRIETORS REFUSED BY THE MEN—A LONG STRUGGLE EXPECTED. Prrrssura, Pa. Aug. 6.—A Connellsville Special to the Leader sa; A mass meeting of coke strikers was held at Youngstown last night, after which the men marched in a body to Leith, reaching that place early this morning and were joined by the men working there. They then started for Redstone works, and it is expected that the working cokers at Redstone will join their ranks to-day. , This makes the strike practically solid throughout the region. It is reported that at Youngstown an advance of 64 per cent was offered to the men and was rejected by them. A Scottdale, Pa., special says: The strike is now general and the indica- tions are that : THE STRUGGLE WILL BE A LONG ONE. Last evening Supt. Smith, of Alice works— Schoonmaker & Co.—called his men to- gether and submitted propositions to them. When they asked if he would confer with the strikers’ executive committce he replied that he would recognize no labor organi zation. The men rose in a body and marched to Norwood, thence to the Standard works and were joined by the working men. They then, 1,200 strong. marched to Mt. Pleasant. Agnard that had been placed by the company at Moorwood fired several shots to frighten the strikers away. THE STRIKERS RUSHED UPON THE GUARD and the latter fled. The men did no damage ‘0 property and retired, At Jimtown the guard fired several shots at the strikers, but without effect. The strikers marched past the works, quictly returning to Jimtown at a later hour and called a special meeting, induced the workingmen to join their ranks, They then persuaded the men at Sterling works to strike. The en- tire works of Schoomaker & Co, are now idl The report of bloodshed is false, but it cannot be denied that things are assuming a very serious aspect. Last night Supt. Brennan of MeClure & Co. offered his men ‘an advance of 644 per cent., but the offer was rejected. A general mass meeting will be held here to-mor- Tow, and over 8,000 strikers will be present. It is reported this afternoon that Schoomaker & Co. have also offered 61{ per cent advance and that the offer had been calectad: The total number of idle ovens now reaches 11,594, employing 12,000 men. Only a few small plants in the region are working to-day, and they will probably be idle to-morrow. ——— BOULANGER’S PLANS. He Will Stay in London Unless His Ex- tradition is Demanded. Loxpox, Aug. 6.—Unless his extradition is demanded, in which case he will sail for New York, Gen. Boulanger says he has decided to remain in London. ——_o—__- RACING AT SARATOGA, The Events on the Track There To-day. Sanatoaa, Aug. 6.—The weather is clear and the track is rapidly improving. Tho attend- ance is large. First race—purse $400, for two-year-olds; of a mile. Starters—Milton, Successor, Estelle, Lizzie Fonso, Little Crete, Judge Morrow, Cecil B., Hopeful, Atlanta, Cecil B. led off, but Estelle and Milton went ahead in the shute, running lapped around the fern. Beth quit om ig atretels awh thassennar and Cecil B. raced home a length apart. _Suc- cessor won, with Cecil B. second and Judge Morrow third. Time, 1:21. Second race—Free handicap sweepstakes, 13-16; starters Ballston and Retrieve. The horses ran lapped to the first turn. On the back stretch Retrieve drew away by three lengths and increased it at every jump. ‘Time, 2:1034. Third race—Purse, the Iroquois stakes; for three-year-olds. One mile and 500 yards. Starters—Long Dance, Come to Taw, Flood Tide and Blue Rock. Blue Rock ted for half a mile by a length. Then all moved up aud Blue Rock was out of it. Rounding the turn Come to Taw shoved in front and held his lead for a ae Then Flood Tide came along handily and won by two fengths, with Long Dance and | Come to Taw in second and third places, a neck apart. Time, 2:21. Fourth race—There-quarters of a mile. Starters: Kitty R., Volante and Fordham, Fordham led easily up to the stretch, and won by two lengths, with Kitty R., second, a neck in front of Volante. Time, 1;20}4. % From Wall Street To-day. New Yor, Aug. 6, 11 am.—The stock market again presented a strong front on a moderately active volume of business this though there was not the istributed business which was a feature of pesterday’s operations. St. Paul, Missouri Pacific, Reading, Atchison and Northern Pacific preferred were especially ac- tive, but many stocks were very dull and un- interesting. First prices, though hampered by the sluggishness of the London market, were generally higher than last night's figures, though the improvement was confined to small fractions. e strength of the market became immediately a hgh however, and almost ee ee in moved up frac- tionally, while Missouri Pacific, which ws especially prominent, rose 124 per cent to 71. Other prominent gains were: Lake Erie and Western preferred, 1 per cent; Atchison, }, and C.. C., C. and St. Louis 3%. After the first de- mand was satisfied there was the usual shading off in values and the market became more uiet, but at this hour it is fairly active and > so at close to the best prices reached. benno csi Emperor William Gratified. Loxpos, Aug. 6.—Emperor William has tele- graped to the duke of Saxe-Coburg that he is extremly gratified by his reception here. He also refers to the naval review and expresses admiration of the British fleet, a Homing Pigeons Arrive Safe. Lowe t, Mass., Aug. 6.—Valkyrie and Min- erva, two of the homing pigeons sent from here to Gen. Greely, Washington, were liber- ated there at 8:15 a.m. Sunday. In spite of bad weather both birds ecrived home yesterday morning. Papoose, the other Lowell bird, has not yet been heaed fror The two birds will be sent to Liberty, Va., 615 miles, on or about the 16th. ‘The Lowell homing club has also hed birds arriving, liberated by Samuel Taylor, at Balti- more, at 8:30 a.m, Sunday, Clingstone and Or- monde arrived; first having flown 340 miles in 9¢ hours, Tom Hunt and Demon, the other two birds, arrived thre: ‘The time is regarded as the best The Dervish Campaign Over. Camo, Aug. 6.—Gen. Grenfell is returning to Cairo. The campaign is over. A body of Egygtians wero left at Serras, Cavalry are in pursnit of the one emir who survived the bat- tle of Saturday. He is lurking in the bills above Beilana with a force of 200 men. Russian Nihilists Arrested. St. Pererssune, Aug. 6.—Eighty nihilists ve been arrested at Kharkhoff. The police are raiding the houses of members of a new socialist society at Odessa, and have been arredted. ‘The society te Margely composed of Jews. Journalist Jameson Buried. Jacxsox, Micu., Ang. 6.—The remains of Geo. H. Jameson of the Washington Post BURKE IN HIS CELL He is Kept in Perfect Seclusion and Not Allowed to Talk, LIGHTING THE STREETS, THE BOMB NOT YET EXPLODED.|TO WEAR THE R. M. 8S. CAP. Against the Contract of the | Am Apparent Trace in the Auditor-As- | Fifty-Three Young Men Wrestling with Electric Heat and Power Company. eesso.2° War. Service Carcago, Aug. 6.—Martin Burke, the Cronin} ‘This morning the Commissioners gave a hear- suspect, paced his cell in the armory until 1/ ing to a delegation composed of Mr. George A. o'clock this morning when he lay down upon | McIihenney, Wm. Riley, Chas, B. Bailey and his board couch and slept till the hundreds of Wm. B, Webb, attorney representing the Wash- pang YG fg a ag being = Tern os ee, ee their preparatory test against Commissioners entering into removed morgue trial in the Police contract with the Electric heat and power com- ¥ ee potonee igen ling past his cell, | PONY: Mr. J. K. Redington, representing the 23 Myrtle street. He wase and asked what it all it, When told he | United States electric light company was also ~s 2 = bi | eyaeh pada Some time ago the Electric a ; drunken fellows scrapperss and power company applied for eh?” He dia not relish the — fare and | sion to operate their tighte te tei cia made very light breakfast. He looks pule. | tho city, and it was then stated that there would pt in perfect seclusion and is not be abi allowed to speak to anyone except his guard. | be « big fight to prevent the new company from Even his attorney is refused access to him. laying their wires, ee "The hearing this morning CANADIANS ON THE SEIZURE. | taik.” this morning abounded in spicy | ing fro CLAIMS OF THE GAs COMPANY. The Imperial Government Called Upon} yr, McIihenney, for the gas company, spoke to Protect British Commerce. of first seeing in Taz Stam a publication that oa the Commissioners were about to consummate T »y Ang. 6.—. says: There was considerable chuckling here | {an conn Ge nee ee act, that the com) ita pat oh icmp elfen! real had gone to greatexpense in providing ap) th tation result at the news from Victoria of the safe arrival | ratus and material for the purpose of asthe. declared ye “aemene ay cat there of the sealer Black Diamond, although | turing gas for the coming year, and stated that e. nel cd d poopeent ‘oie tile adler mi there is naturally much resentment still ex-| it would be a great Injury to them to allow | the board had passed resolutions ' of thanks | P go yt some other company to work when they | to Chairman Roger Williams for the courtesy, o . he has been ard in forcibly boxeding the neoscl aad breaks | Hed made such preparation, He said, further, | ability, and fairiess with, which he had pre- regan ee to-morrow morning. In | (iv change mstinsebio ie Us sets tek cise cama nt contrat ithe 90 | ded “and to Clete. W, 3, Donahog ar | Naty ener nek cian ne Es [rented Poorly hat Capt. Shepard's action and that of his gov- ic escen a » intelligence, zeal, and fi) oo si to be chet, wha than |0. Well as during the ernnicht effords a very remarkable contreat to | Po"cY. tpcandésoont lighting, he said, was {delity” with “which he “had | discharged | p21/°t8 erm want to be mampers | Put Ie wae fx be half @ thousand others want to be stampers, : the treatment extended to United States fishing | ,) | NOT AN EFFICIENT Mernop ron Liaurixa | the arduous duties of clerk of the board. They | Die. an ‘The New York examiation will |came. This is probably due to the fact vessels that have been seized or detained for | the streets. That while the contract might call | ¢xpressed the hope that Mr. Donohoo, whom | Pout So to ‘Sundays excepted) | 2% *uffering has decreased to such an extent transgressions of the Canadian fishery laws on | for 2Scendlo power they were really getting | S500 oe th racognition hoon Febly descr” | BOUL “watery wetneeerias Baar Aha morphia is now only administered when it e Atlantic, ut 15-candle power. Mr, McIlhenney added Sera: gone sprees, Ampeg se, / there be rest, prtake a#.an instance the case of the schooner | that tho light was expensive; that its difusion Mavwwienie kev’ eee ee eed aoe en be ee Ge iattie Winship, seized off Sydney in June last. | was not as great ag that given by gas. Incon-| _Atditor Petty is as calm and unconcerned as ——— con ay te £8 ee toe coupes That vessel was released on a bond for | clusion he said that the incandescent light was | 8ny man could be who has to pay, as he did to-| How the Lands are Kept Fertile for b meas “P 5 temperature was 99 5-10 —— is berry aes ee Cea note street light, * there is no carbon or | day, a large crowd of waiting laborers of as- Centuries. i oxygen consumed. He claimed also that the tionali 1d hr f lex- Fessel_on the payment of $2,000 and | light would have to be replenished often, asthe | fon” Tra iran soportoy he mid thie ortices | Charles Jones, United States consul at the ex by ile in the thi Canadien vesssle seized in Beheing sea ie. 1887 “8mPe Would wear out, “Well, the board of @psessors has adjourned | Prague, has sent to the State department a re- Mr. Webb said he didn't propose to 6 | sine die, after passi lutions of thanks to | port of Bohemian agriculture and its results Saeumber of them have been. allowed to 0 40 | the caso before the Commissioners, but he Aid | District’ Assossor Wilfiame and Mr. Donohoo, | fa 1988 ‘The statenent, he believes, will to bod them the amount of security demmaded | tink it was wrong for the Commissioners to | the clerk. ‘The compliment was richly merited | hy ‘ar interest to furmecs in the’ east. | Olmstead, white, 27 years; Chas. W. ‘Taylor, was so far in excess of their actual value that a expense of the gas com-|in both instances and I am glad it was be-| 7 pect Nine nts ductiveness of lands is | *@** 52 years; Alma W. Palmer, white, 88 their owners refased to have anything to do | P'tSsomhenney here called attention to the |" “Or course it fs a matter of regret to me that | s#id to have declined in such a'degree that cul: | Te8P*; Jane E. Warder, white, 57 years; Law- With them, | With regard to others itis learned | act that the incandescent light was vot media ay'acdlan mibala Seve d their leave-tak- | tivation at the present low prices of agricul- | SrUre eon white, 8 months; Leonard that up to the present it has been, impossible | SO large efties, ‘edn | ing, but from my standpoint it was unsvotda- | Tal Prodace Trequcntly doce not pay. The | Mluterp, white, 4 months; Kathe DB. Cl ese! ; : ; lof ra, : +4 Apart altogether from the recent seizure, MAJOR RAYMOND’S PREDICTION. bie The a agp Pore penance porte oe or thee pakaiion: while Bow rn: Sadie P. Tenly, white, 4 months; Jas, the conduct of Capt. Shephard must, of Boose. Major Raymond, who has been deeply inter- | $0 PAY that smonnt appropriation is $924.59, | bemia was settled by | an agricultural | i fArrat, ae 4 a = —- + Dy mos in thi ys . ;, Forrest Hall, white, paella aa Hem In this cose s vessel hey, | c200 in this new project, hero corrected Mr. | “ «Tt is evident that some onemust wait for the | Face of people in the fifth century of the | Mitts, JS 3 Anderson, white, 52 i fi ‘ n ‘bri: Th it ati uy , 5 ing a British register snd fying the Neeeh fing | MeEthenney snd mentioned Pittsburg and relief of & deficiency appropriation. AS audi: | ea re eae alt ae gent an thet of | Birth, white, 76 years; Ins Kelly, white, 1 Ps rs b i an reed is boarded on the high seas and forcibly | Paris as lar Fee ee en atc re eens en tae be | the state of Ohio is nearly 6,000,000, yet Bobe- Fears; Wm. 'L. Wilkinson, white, 'S “months; Sarcly due 0 British yosgele Soren aos asia | the advantages of the new system, and for the | Paid now and that which should be deferred, | ™ian agriculture to-day. ‘stands’ equal to | paar F. Gillinwater, white, 7 Years; Nancy Y ont Ga Haperial noscrne ni | information of those present stated that as now | i discharged this duty‘upon whatscemed to me |“2Y in Europe, excepting, perhaps, the | (mort; Sploned: ee pe Thoda. eitbout farther reraal government | proposed it was the intention of the Commis. | an equitable basis and'my action was approved. | English. Asa result of @ thorough survey of | Colored. 2) years; Be 7 , should, without further procrastination, take | Ero nors to allow them to putin a few lights, bus however, upon a review of the case, the | the kingdom of Bohemia only 4.38 per cent of | 79 700rs anaes, catened, @ senthas prompt and decisive | measures to pro-| Homa certain that jan anna cee eats, bat J Y decide to pay the suspended | it whole area was found to be unproductive,| Louise Baines, colored, 2 months, Harry ©. fect its commerce beyond the territorial | ey Gporation there! would te chews pated claims in full [shall audit them with pleasure |The chief cause of the continued fer- | Simins, colores Tater g = ; Sarah White, col- rei oe United Btates or | 65 the people never heard for theme © and without a singlo regret save for the mis-| Hlity of the soll. Mr. Jonas says, is manur- Margurst Salitrann, estened Uh pret Wane any 0 7 . r ; age pee . : . Collector Hamley telegraphed the minister THE LAW ON THE SUBJECT, Sirona oe ag. Fo te alee ood ia Boheme | Pratt, colored, 20 years; Wm. - | only natural manure was employed in Bohemia. of customs later that the Black Diargond’s pa-| Mr. Webb then followed with a resume of | _, "1 °opgtatulate the assessors upon the com- | iY Mi fet; Tenn ial hi to | OF Years; Jas. 8° Ambush, colored, 1 year; pers—clearance, coasting license and certifi. pletion of a responsible and not always agree- | Since that time artificial manure has come in . the law on the subject and finished by asking | Eble duty, and heartily wish them well, indi- | €tensive use. ‘The most commonly used of | [yiscilia Mitchell, wolored, 45 years; Lucinds ul H F i Feet i : a The Death Record, During the three days ending at noon to-day deaths were reported to the health office as follows: Maggie Daily, white, 6 years; Katie H. cate of registry, as well as her salted skins, | ir ¢y, issi A ‘ artificial manures are superphosphate, | Thomas, colored, 102 years; Re! Gaski PARSON FLEMON INDICTED. THE ELECTRIC LIGHTNING COMPANY. entirely unsought. He is ® quiet, | and bone dust, puro and chemically | pre: : 2 vont troduently weed are kext} Shannahan, white, 62 years; Christian ‘Abere Mr. Reddington, for the United States elec-| Unobtrusive | business = man, | and, PfBtassturt, Chili ealtpetre, and ‘Thomas dust cold. white, 39 yours: George Bagh Samessn, tric lighting company, said that it was appar- | for his integrity and responsibility and agreed | Made of the dross of the smelting works. ‘The | J)ite 38 years; Franklin Inlay, ee ey mf ent upon the face of the thing that the offer of | to do the work more as a favor to the assessor | Bext important causes of the lasting produc- | (Sci Ge, Ot Sot ne Oo eee Amactie the company was not made with a view to public | than for the amount he cspected, to realize, | tiveness of Bohemian farm lands, Mr. Jonas 4 i - 6 ; Boyd, white, 6 months; N. J. Ys i Cuanzesrox, 8. C., Aug. 6.—In tho ease of | lighting. ‘The object, he said, was manifestly | ‘Tho contract was made in the broad light of | &4Y®, are routation of crops, periodical change | Voit. “Sie Moulin The gh - John Yeldell, alias Parson Flemon, charged | to secure underground wires for private busi-| day, with the fullgknowledge of the District | Of seeds and deep plowing Jenny Heath, white, 2 days; Harriet J. Flewel- The Old Bill Against Him as John Yel- dell Still Good. ith thi di ra a , | ness. After some little talking on the part of | authorities and the accounting offiéers of the ERN: ‘i ing, white, 23 ; Der hy, Tee eee tn Land oc | tie Ooratatestoners the” Guleguliod sitetren: |iveasery aca will bear thenare icy oF the was ee ee as jours, Mepenl Seeieese tae and whose trial will begin at Edgefield 8 , y y rgaret McPherson, colored, : z i 3 the Commissioners promising to consider the } rigid investigation.” erazkr peraovausste. years; Jane Talbott, colored, 83 ; Henrie Friday, @ true bill was found by the | matter fullv before signing the contract. GEN. BUTLER'S PROPERTY. Montn tr tr tall ana Eroderich Dougiess | st Usnion, eolersd, ED yearn; bony ieemk: grand jury in August, 1896, and no| Major Raymond signed the contract this af-| assessor E, Nash is much annoyed because | called upon the Commissioners this morning to | Colored, 47 years; Wm. Jackson, colored, 2 — rag te wa be Pore! arated popes and submitted it to the board for his fellow-assessors insisted on making $110,000 | urge the — ———— = the acd Bospia gy agen pee ~—— iments Wn. Sunday in charge of Deputies Strom and Lyon. STE aE the taxable value of Gen, B. F. Butler's ee at ts el be a - ceva) hy oo cee tnong % Gov, Richardson did not deem an extra guard| THE SPOKANE FALLS FIRE. | property at the corner of B_ street and | {ie monty ussi ly y ‘i — the money assigned for Jefferson and Wash- necessary for Yeldell’s safety. The majority reset Rew Jersey avenue. He says that $50,000 reets. The Commi - mised Two bodies were found at Johnstown, of the people of Edgefield are determined that | Capt. Symons Loses $20,000 by the | would be an excessive valuation and he charges cos saber eval. paige yesterday in cellars, and it is the general beli Yeldell should have a fair trial, but there is no Conflagration, that the board was influenced in its action by TAR SEWER PIPE CONTRACT. that many more will be found when the cellars danger now nor has there been any danger of & prospective income which the general may The Commissioners had a long conference | ®T¢ cleaned out. popular violence, Yeldell will be defended by | The bluest man at the District buildings to- | get if Congress rents his building for commit- ocean ike Ride conned pte Fp Saw Gin oo Col, Jno. W. Echolos of Pittsburg and Hon, | day was Capt. Symons. This state of affairs | tee rooms, The board stuck to its decision, petives: Cacateaahg is eoiateen that the matter | ange of the Thermometer To-day. WC, Bobet of this state. ‘The prosceution | was brought about by the burning of the city | However, and 110,000 goes. will be presented to the controller for his con-| _ The following were the readings at the sig- will be conducted by Solic son. of Spokane Falls, W. T. It is known that _ THE B, AND 0, PROTEST, sideration. In speaking to Commissioner | nal office to-day: 8 a.m., 70; 2 p.m, 75; maxi FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | Capt. Symons is very heavily interested in real | ‘The Baltimore and Ohio railroad also pro-| Douglass of the matter. he said prices had all | mum, 77; minimum, 6; estate at that place. tested against paying taxes for its right of way. | been raised from the last bids; that it looked The New York Stock Market. 4 ‘i The matter was referred to Attorney | “fishy,” but that a thorough investigation my ‘The following are the opening and closing prices of | ¢ _ Saiaiaiarhd mers! igre ieaiespep ton a Gio bik kas, ‘om! we aid would be made before the contract was guaRre—wentag ne bene Ys, Auras she Hew York. Stock Mark 28, Te ppd ‘spec: old a Srax reporter that his losses wot foot reason’ why the company should not pay awarded, 1559, by the Kev. Mr. Popkins, Mr. up to $20,000, - balay Aprende. par Bl monger Pager se A PROTEST OF COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ef Toledo, Ohio, te Miss OLLIE M. WELLER of Wash- Vhat effect do you think this fire will have | js through squares that belong te the com- This morning the Commissioners gave. a | tetom BO. - ° upon the city?” asked the reporter. pany. ‘The matter, ho says, must be settled in | hearing to Messrs. J. F. , J. 8. Mi “Of course it will be a terrible loss and blow | the courta, ; if 8. Hoge, V. W. Ashby, C. F. Wilkins, W. W. | BIRTH. On Monday, August 5,1889,at 11:50am, to the city, but, like all such disasters, will] ‘The checks for the secular days of August | Bullen, R, Loring, Alvin Price and C. ©.) WEST BRI be an ultimate benefit, as no more wooden | were paid to the subassessors to-day. ‘There | Thompson, represcnting the commission mer | «9i"G ‘street northwest, Wednesday’ aitorsoon st buildings will be allowed in the business part | is yet due seven of the assessors pay for five | Chants along Louisiana avenue. They called | o'clock. Ielatives and friends ure invited to attend. of the city, which will be built up with substan- | Sundays, f rotest against the action of Licut, Amis in| CAMPEEIZ.. On Mendes, as urust say, ES- i. r ori o1 i VHITE, aged eight mouths, dsughter of Joba tial stractures of stone, brick and iron. Just Sere arre ordering them not to. seceive any calves or B ‘Rub vbell, 78 1 bortheast as soon as can make ‘the necessary financial] WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. | *eep in front of their respective, places of | yiiveri uivate, . n ma cen inees been the custom} 22" arrangements,” said the captain in conclusion, Sa business. Heretofore it has CASE. On August 5, 1889, at 4:08 pm. ROSA “ ilding.” for the commission merchants to receive sheep, | CASE, daughter of Sarah E. and Frank H. ase, qoarag mene, rebuilding ‘the place some aaa roti laa returned from Newport | oo) cs and hoge and deposit them in front pf | one year elght mouths and seventeen . M4 . A % r ral from residence of parent o Thirteenth years ago when he was chic? engineer of the their p of business until sold. The Com- | stret southeast, at 4.90 pan. August 6, 1880" Friends ; 7 i e hing of it and | invited. department of the Columbia, His propert Sgcretany Tracy hag gone to Brooklyn. | missioners said they knew nothing of it there has increased wonderfully in pass 4 From there he will go to Bar Harbor. had not issued any order concerning it. but : im AMP. Departed this life on Monday, Aust this time and the city, which is a railroad — would look the matter up and let them know | JS59, at 1. p.m LOE KT LEMOKL, youngest son center, has increased in population to about} THe Brack Dramoxp Arram.—No informa- | their action this week. months and twenty Lane woe cone Ses Ge 20,000 people. tion has as yet been received at either the State THE WIRE NETTING INJURING THE TREES. }uneral from Central M. E. church, Fifth street be- 4 * oe tween M and N streets, Wi . & 3pm, —___»___ “ |. For some time past the Commissioners have | j"0eu, Mand ® surecte, Wednesday, 2 CASE OF OFFICER BLOCK. _ | Of Navy department concerning the escape of | ), on" Pecciving complaints from people in dif. : ~ — the Hack Diamond. forent sections of the city to the effort that the | oGAgEIZ®. su Mqnang., August, & 28 Mes His Trial on a Charge of Compounding | Maxzyiaxp axp Vinca Postmastens.—The | wire netting around the trees is sinking into | and the late J; P. Garrity, aged one year, eleven Sle SE Washington Stock Exchange. Following are t-day’s quotations at close of . ry 2. ud five da; veoverament Donde $, 4% zexisterea, 1054 | @ Felony Begun in the Police Court. | following fourth class postmasters havo beon | the bark of the woes, injuring the letter con- bral from i Fladgarenta eaidence, corner ' o aske! 8 » coupon, ig t irgi: Mary’ : Geo. F. wg ees . Res ednesday, August, bid, 107% asked. U.S. 4s, registered, 18 bid,| This afternoon, in the Police Court, Assistant ae pooered T. 9 Goodl = avieap commission and the wire netting is 7} ra afoaty ee U. 8. 4s, coupon, 128 bid.) District Attorney Armes called Judge Mille Afton, Nelson county; W. ©. Digges, Bowling | °°S readjusted. 4 piu, BALLIE FAENCH bums" Columbia bonds—Per imp. 6s, 1891, | attention to the charge recently filed against | Green, Caroline county; Geo. H. Nock, Cash-| COMPLAINT AGAINST POLICEMAN TRAMMELL. | | youngest daughter of J. J. aud HA. Gilleuwater, i Si i is, C1] . issioners are in receipt of a letter | Seven years and nineteen days. bid, 107 asked. Per imp. 7s, 1801, | Officer Sigmund J. Block, the inapector of . L. Harris, Church- | , The Commis See latives anid friends are invited to attend the fu- + 10734 bid, 10734 asked. Market stocks. 7 € . i, | from Benjamin F. Brown, colored, complaining | ,, M/s ies parcnee Meldenee bsod Isis, currency, 108 bids “ayer fund, Om ine’ | Secondhand salosrooms and pawnshops, by | 00d, Palaskt county; Jos Pomfret, Flint Hill | OF"th action of Oficer Urammell in arrosting | th Weiscadsy nomune sto ooo SS coin, 106 2 fund, 5 i Ferdinand Lowenstein. ingston, Nelson county; Abbie H. Wood, Moor- his Nigabaades 7 “ss ae See! my - = ot akae Ou Mond Z, Aucust tS 1880, at 50 bid. JO-year fund, 6s, 19¢2 Lowenstien, as heretofore published in Tar | man's river, Albemarle county; W. H. MeCully, the matter be investigated. The letter has | “y\(sushter i bid. Water stocks, 1903, currency, 1427, bid. | StaR, was arrested some weeks ago by Officer | Moss Neck, Caroline county; E. H. Conquest, been referred to Maj. Moore for report. a wy ee: Nk ay 1924, fund, currency, 122 bid. Block on a charge of receiving the silverware | Oak Hall, Accomack county; B.G. Blythe, ~~ sess &, at 9 o'clock a.m. — Ww. luancous poridee-U. S. Electric Light bonds | stolen from th i hannock academy, Caroline coun’ BUILDING PERMITS tg ge 4st Ga, 100 bid. U. 8 Electric Light bonds, 2 ds. | Wag." convicted “of the charge" aed bith, Puther Glen, Caroline ‘coun were ismned to-day 18 follows: J. TR Sher- | wiz wgedsereuty-tinesfeara. et SrENCER Railroad, 040 ts, 100, ‘bid. 9 Masonts | the case is now pending on an appeal to the | Nelson, Sugar Grove, Smyth county; J. W. | wood, one frame dwelling on Brentwood road, | | uncial will sabp plese nday, Auarust 7, 06 12 Hall Association, 5s," 1808, 108 bid. Wash-| General Term. After that conviction Mr, | Druer, Sykes, Accomack county; W. L. Rich- } €1.400; N. Keyser, one frame — ne ot Det Se ae oes a Ser, ington’ Market ‘company ist mortgage, 6s, | Lowenstein filed an affidavit for a warrant | ardson, Valley View, Smyth county;8. 8. Ellis, | nings, #560; W. E. Curtis, ono brick dwelling | .ASip Ty nuyin his witiceuthi deat eos of BA 110bid. Washington Market company bon . | charging the officer with compounding a fel- | Waverly station, Sussex county, Va, Mrs. M. | #t 1733 Connecticut avenue northwest, $16,000; Gs. 121 bid. Washington Light | nfai rst | ony. After some delay the warrant was filed, | Jaynes, Rosaryville, Prince George’s county; J. W- Phillips, four brick a eeese Tac eat uty and 2 tn, | Ae, Mary Dern amen atarny” for |e. Me Lynn, Woodland, albt sounky Ma | 11 aren none Ss ee Washington Gaslight Company bonds, series A, | {he District, appeared for the defense, Col. W. |! Pargxrs have beon issued to citizens of the | northwest, $10,000: E. K. Johnson, one brick a Gs, {Les bid, | Washington, Gaslight ‘Company | A- Cook appeared se sssistant counsel for the | yi 440+ a4 follows: David W. Brown, repropar- | office corner 1st and Mstreets northeast, #300; ¥ MCCORMICK, John and earned “ask guas = Haak of Wosning- | Sogrerhee Tenet Mtelby, 81 TT qrepbophous ‘bist; Aleceniar Hm |=°0 ens brick ofice 15 street pear’ Maryland |, ; : es $75 bid. Republic, 225 x : : ~ © | avenue southwest, $200; Mrs, M. ins, . ion ron mee poe pnd ag 240 jome A MOTION TO QUASH THE WARRANT. Davis, car coupling; Charles D. Davis, hydraulic | one prick stable 1708 15th street northwest, ay ey Anenst, 6, 1880, aster re Bnpering su ° 177 bid. Farmers and Mechanics, 174 bid. | Mr. Davis said he had filed a motion for the | pré8#i John Ewig, waistband fastener; Austin | $595. vrs. C. Heron, one brick private stable | Wel Citizens, 130 ‘bid. Columbia, 144 bid. | quashing of the warrant and. the dis. | Hert two patents Feparating garlic from wheat | 1719 15th street northwest, $525; Wim. Mattern, | Notice of funeral hereafter. Kailroad stocks—Washington and Georgetown, and machine for that purpose; Geo. A. Mason, | one prick ‘dwelling 639 Boundary street, $1,700. 240 bid,275 asked. Metropolitan. 138 bid, 140 askea’ | Charge of respondent. He | engraver’s tool; Wm. C. Murdock, vulcanite Colum 6 idea aad. Capital and Nort | eid Ne italy; Meee acto, Gay His | pavomont: Edwin A. Newman, drawing board: | Cornmissioner Dousiaes bar returned tothe | Dn Pa street, asked. own responsi ; that ir. Block had re- ifferli binet shi . s - - CEs Invurdnce stocks —Firemens, 41 bid. Frankiin, | quested and urged speedy and full trial of the | Raberg, stub envelope book.” ™** | city, and was at his desk at the District build- 41, bid. Metropolitan, 74 bid, National Union, | case, but a8 a public officer he had filed the to-day. Cann bid, 2034 asked. AHington, 170 bid. Corcoran, 4 —__>___ tS bua. “Coltinbsa, 15% Bid, 19% asked. Corman: | Motion, as he wanted the matter disposed of | ‘Tax Reronrox rax Baxtmwone PostOrvice.— Judge Miller’s Advice to Wm. Robinson. rican, according to law. rare .. - America dd asked "National Typeemnaic: | Mr. Davis read the affidavit of Lowenstein, qhe report by the civil Service commission on |" Wm, Robinson, a colored man who bas « Buse 37 Seksd. | Morgeatialer, 27)6 bid." | es heretofore published in San Eis, 50 Sie ae the ment of Postmator Brows | White wife, has often appeared in the Police P Ge 4 ic it Stock — Washi tol 5 1e ‘ounds on whic! manage! itmas' Bro - " 43 bid, 44 cakes, Georgetown 3 ined tia’ | quash eid werratt el beg, boon completed and signed by the nani vex Dipak eager g hae OWDER, y2, bid. issior East ‘ashington, caused arrest YB, loot Ua Vig asked, © "ewmatic Gun} Among the reasons for which the motion | three commissioners. No-one outside of the or more {persons for selling MOST PERFECT MADE, ar Ea asked the quashing of the warrant are: “ commission knows what the report recom-| of one - - ackclennone | Stocks. “Ponneyivanis.. 23, bid, 31| the warrant charged no offense with having bees | monds, Dutitis generally supposed tobe arather | liquor illegally. Some of his opared frien ° American Grapbopbone Company, 2x bid, 26 | committed; that it did not. charge that | mild document. Commissioner Lyman said | have consequently put thorns in his ‘The | cs superior excellence proven in millions of homes Amari i " Frank Brainard alias Monroo had committed | this morning to a Stas reporter that the roport | fact th a : for more than o quarter of acentery. Itte wsetby the ‘Miscellaneous Stocks—Washi. Market Com- | any offense; that harge made, would not iven out until i A States Indorsed IT bid. Washington Brick, Machine ony, ewittin te jurisdiction of the ee Submitted to ibe Postmaster General, and, as to things unpleasant United States Government. ty Gotan’ Company, 280 | bid. Great Falls Ice Company, | Court and should be proceeded upon by infor- | Mr, Wanamaker will be absent from the city for | him. tho Great Universities ae the Strongest, Purest, snd 170 A, ek Se mation and not a warrant. about ten days, the a will be wit id 0) most Healthful, Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder bat! Columbia Title Insurance Company. 6% THE CHARGE. from the publio for just 0 long. docs not contain Ammonia, Lime, or Alum Bold only vid. National Safe Deposit Company, 285 asked. | ‘The court inquired what the charge was. Gex. Arsen Onpwar has returned from oun Reged Mr. Davis said that it was compounding a| Berkeley Springs. threats . Baltimore Markets. felony, and read section 431 of the Revised Stat- would brain him (Robinson) if he not let PRICE BAKING POWDER 00, BALTIMORE, Aug. Cotton dull—middting, | ytos relating to the District, That law, he read, Interior Department Changes. ee eee 11%. Flour, active tates tena: | provided that any officer found nde fr 4 The following official changes have been made ‘the sKocward to with 4 7" that he had better | new firm; shipping grades higher; Fults, s0e87; 1oag- | Charge ball uot be permitied Binge je. court; that he had | “apaseis” -« CNZOAGO. =e futures steady; No. r red, spot, strong. | such duty, and shall be punished for aiding a better take a day off and go to work. 85%; sales; August, 84; sales; September, 83%a | prisoner to 5 “He has another case for Clagett. Puss Sos. Pure Sou. Puss Sour. S355; October, #4; December, 85 ah74, "core For Were Fos Sort Hear, Sum —The Great English Complexion Soap— PEARS 80AP.” SOLD EVERYWHERB ia He electric Plants for the navy yards at Washington, fag ge any will first E E if i i : Ht anny ip