Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1891, Page 5

avny ah 8 to 1 o'clock tomorrow only: "4 per rot od EEE OEE so. L MESS Sb, See, se rate SAS to dina] Pita’ none not more than to shirts will be sola fo Say one customers oy SURPRISE xO. 2 * ALIBES Real 4 Rag, the popular }-inch Vi ONET SEE wer famed dogs Sitigater i asia oh, the Uottons of wach. These ite the tae that at 824) cach, hate, abtouinded Sot only the and merchants, manusacturers Bebuie tse. Eteach until 1 0" jock tomorrow. SURPRISE xO. 3 ARABOLS. Choice of Pre eo tomo 1g had <k of Parasols from sw FoR €2 EACH. Choice ek FOR 930 from 10 fc 8 Parasols, which sold 10 each. NO. & x — Gen taj M. jaetaire GASES es a ae shades ench of Grays, Tans. Modes, cour, White and Black stitching. 85s U0 U BRR PrP 885 ERE SURPRISE S553 “uv RP Ssg5 Eee sO. & FAoSE from Charice Segre ie bee haan tote multe h ‘Leather shades eech of Browns, Tans, Grays, Biues, and evening tints. VESTS fo match, reduced from 49c. to BSe., oF 3 tor @l SURPRISE xO. & RPRISE Japan that ba 30 many be- eg Sree and geek are Stored aniil oviock toudrrew AT SCEMIG cache Pacas Roxaz Learuzs Goons. SATCHELS. A visit to thiedepartment will demon- strate that it is for the best goods that Palais Royal prices are noticeably lower than at the credit stores. CLUE BAGS of real alligator, leather lining, leather- covered frame, patent binge, &e. Hla abs] ladles | 32 OO Real Alligator Bags (pieced), made to our special onier. Late Gelivery and loss of sales thereby have been mode gcod by the makers and thus anprecedent- edly low prices are possible. The prices are so low thet you may be apt to doubt your eyesight. You can see the bags are real alligator, but you need s guar- antee because of the prices. Every bag stamped on the bottom as follows: Warranted Genuine Alligator. Res Alligator Bags, 10 inches. 01.40 Beal Alligator Bags, 1) inches. ‘Res! Ailwator Bags. 12 inches Real Alligator Bags, 13 inches.. Res. Alligator Bags, 14 inches. Roa. Alligator Bags, 15 inches.. ‘Res! Alligator Bags, 16 inches ‘Res! Alligator Bags, 17 inches. Real Alligator Bags, 18 inches. Imitation Alligator and Cowhide Bags, lined, nickel lock, key and trimmings. 010 Sie. | Be. Cowhiie Grain Leather Bags, with leather lining apd lestber-covered frame, patent binge, &c. er pe Me eee PERS os al’bo! eds et 20! 92's) ed bo! a2ts CANVAS Telewope Cases, leather strape and trim- minis laches Fricce. 2 | 33) 14) 15) d& |de. | ae ae | 1.38.1.38.'.908 1 oe | ei'ts! e120! sis! aids! ei*ts CABIN BAGS of solid leather lintng and lesther- covered frame. «32 | 33 1 165 35 1 16 a et'00) ef%S0! ais) sdi%o! 0330 GLADSTONE BAGS. —The sige does not indicate the carrying capacity of these expanding tags. Thowe Insther lined are: 4 | 181 18 | 20 75! €8.00 | #3.50, 63.75 1 $2.48| #8.751 $3.00 TRAVELERS COMPANIONS.—Straps, 19 cents. Leather cases containing totlet and mantcure articles, 229K Leather case, hand sewed, containing hair, mail and tooth brustes and comb, Sole leather Diackinw set, Ste. ; with whisk broom To cents. Music Kolls in Morocco, Russia and fancy stampet leathers, 50, 50, Te. and 6L BELTS. — The price list q1veeno notion of the vark cus colors ct of the besuty of the clasps and buckles oF of the superior qualities at the prices. Imitation Beal. Alligator nl Russia Leather Beits, with oxidized silver ancl leather etrape, Se. 2e.. 48. Rea! Seni, Allueator, Kangarco and Loyal Calf Belts, ‘with straps. Tie With cacice Oxhifzed Stiver Clisps of Inge English Leaiher-covered Buckles $1.25, $1.35, 91.50, 81.75 and 91.90. Cleopates Betts. with sfiver buckles, $1.68, $1.75 and 82. CHATELALN BAGS, in Sealand Antelope. A good fenitation at only 2c. The best imported at 63.30 Many bets cen prices. SHOPPING BAQS.— Imitation Seal Leather with Satin amd Velvet top, S0e.. die, Te, 1, 811% 2.25. Beal Grain and Seal, €1.35, » S10, 92. 75, #2, 62. Gh SRW. POCKET BOOKS from 25c. to @13.96 each. ‘Those at the intter price Rave sterling silver fronts Fichiy chased. The 2c. books come in a dozen differ (eat styles act are superior to what you will expect. A Balf hundred between prices. At 8c. we show real _——— * THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. & weenie: JULY “24, 1891, Dowr Detax To Stop that congh! Else the bronchial tubes will be cn- lanved and the delicate tissues of the lungs exposed to injury. No other medicine is 90 speedily operative in throat and Jung troublesas AYER'S CHERRY PEC- TORAL. A few doses have been known to break up an obstinate and distressing cough. Sufferers from asthma, bronchitis, croup, consumption, sore throat and whooping cough finds sure relief inthe use of ‘this preparation. It scothes the infamed membrane, TRY 2d EDITION. ANOTHER INTERVIEW. Governor Buchanan Will Talk Again With the Miners. THE JURY IN THE ELLIOTT CASE OUT. Four Lives Lost in a Colorado Rail- way Accident. THE PRESIDENT’S CALLERS. Promotes expectoration and induces repose. Don't be ‘without it in the house. Sallie E. Stone, Hurt's store, ‘Va.. writes: “*I have found, in my family, that Ayer's Cherry Pectoral was always acertain cure for colds ‘and coughe."" “Five years ago I had a constant cough, night ‘sweats, was greatly reduced in flesh and bad been efvén‘up by my physicians. Tbegan totake Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and was completely cured."—Anga A. Lewia, Ricard, N.Y. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL. ‘Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Drugeists. Price, #1; atx bottles, 85. WILL AGAIN CONFER. Gov. Buchanan to Talk With the Miners’ Committee This Afternoon, Kxoxviirz, Texx., July 24—Thero is no change in the situation this forenoon. The troops still remain in Knoxville and all is quiet at Coal Creck and Bricevilie. Another and final conference will probably! be held this afternoon between the governor and sentatives of the miners. Some influential —— dvise the miners to recede from their position rela- bse toan ahead sixty pod Lac there is of peacefal solution in a) te in known that Gov. Buchanan will not Under any, ciroumatances seriously, consider anything whic ¢ appearance of compro- mising the state. ‘The opinion of Attorney Gencral Pickle, made gees thi morning, with regard to the right of the eres under the law to call out the mil- itia is to the effect that the governor cannot call out the militia, but they may be used as o posse. ‘This complicates the situation, as the militin feel they are under no more obli- i posse than other citizens of the state, and that it is o lowering of the dignity of the military branch of the state service. Ifthe members of the militia be again ordered to _ the question may be raited and it may possibly become prejudicial to military discipline. ‘There is 80 far as can be seen no danger of any serious trouble anywhere today. ‘The troops object and some say they will not go to the mines and guard the convicts, and if ‘they insist on this there is no law com them to go. ‘There is great dissatisfaction omong them. The governor seems nonplussed ‘as to what course to pursue, although he real- izes that something must be done, and quickly. It is reported that the sheriff says he "no need for a posse of soldiere, as he has no pro- cesses to serve and there is also no mob to settle down. ARMS BEIXG PURCHASED. It is anid, on what seems to be good anthor- ity, that arms are being purchased in Knox- ville for the use of persons in the neighborhood of Coal Creek. Investigation shows that in the past twenty-four hours there have been an unusually large number of calls at the Kuoxville hardware stores for Winchester Res A Lane Bac WITH POND's EXxTRacT. 8 WM ™ Wisslows sooruma srzcr Han heen need for over FIFTY YEARS he WIT LIONS of MOTHERS for thetr CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t800' the CHILD, SO¥TENS the GUMS, ALLAYSali PA! CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best remedy for DIAREBEA. fold by Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for ““Mrs. Winsjow's Southing Syrup,” aud Wake bo Viner Kind, vette s butte. alé-ly. ES. Needing’ tonle or children Shat want building up BROWN'S IKON BITTERS, it is pleasant to tako, cures Malaria, fon apd pilogancss: All deers keep it . Mi <D, LOOK HERE! YOU KNOW HOW Mvvectitos nervous your wife and you know that now why not be fair about te and Uuy her A Dror Ix Warre Goons ar ‘s boxt JOHNBON, GARNER & CO.'S. 2,500 yards French Plaid Organdies 15, 18and 2c. NOWS, 10, 12%c. 5,000 yards Pongees. light and dark ground, 12340. 20 pieces Pineapple Tissues, dark «round, with polka dot. Reduced to 9c. Bemnantsof Biack and Colored Dress Goods, Flan- that wore 10, 12, rifles. It is said that there ure 500 na Sehings Oe. Aeboutoneteitregulermee =| en ia the village of Williamsburg, Ky., ready to come to the aid of the Domesticand Scotch Zephyr Ginghams at reduced — ST miners. at Coal Creek It is known that a telegram wus received from a Pennsyl- vania mining town proposing contributions of money, and also of ten if necessary. At no time has the situation appeared more serious, 50 pieces American Satteens, fine quality, 12%c. Gents’ Noglize Shirts, from 50c. to $2.°0. Balbrig- gan Undershirts, 25c. Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, 15c.,2 though there will be no conflict until the gor- = ernor moves the convicts. 3 ——— JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., TER TERY STALE OUT. . 26 Pa. ave. nw. 3722 | No Verdict Reached ia the Elliott Marder Case. MW.B Concanvs, Onto, July 24.—The throng of © SRVERIDGR. hundreds which filled the corridor of the court Nou, 1215 F st. and 12140 st. house this morning. eagerly awaiting a verdict in the Elliott murder case, were subjected to aisappointment. The {retirement of the jury at an early hour last night gave ground for a firm belief that a verdict had been reached and would be announced this morning HAS HIS STORE FULL OF USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS. Buch as delight housekeepers and others. the convening of court. The diness oe with which the apparent conclusion ‘had been FREEZERS—WHITE MOUNTAIN. reached by jury indicated that it wab BEFRIGERATORS—EDDY'S, withslate stoneshelves. against the defendant. This opinion was shared DO. LOBILLAED’S, for hotels and clubs. FRUIT JARS—MASON'S. by the counsel and defendant hime. sELLY woe . J. Elliott arose early and received his family and friends before 9 o'clock and then prepared himself for summons to the court room. Ho told his friends the outlook was un- favorable to him, but he was prepared for the worst. TUMBLERS—TIN TOP. @LASS WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ‘Tumblers from 3c. each to $30 per dozen. WHITE STONE CHINA, all kinds. 7 clock break- DECORATED ¥ AND PORCELAIN, FROM | , The jury arose early and at 6 o'clock Mice ‘inexbensive, | fasted at an adjoining rostaurant. Following ERS eee eee: See oe |S etscrsiy ual anion the courier a ts few minutes in promenade in the core fore on the third floor, when they again re- —— tired to their room. 1215 F AND 1216 @ ST. Since that time nothing has been heard from mb7-6m them. They have made no request from the court and have given no. indication of having [EJs NO LONGER NECESSARY TO TARY HEE sreived at any conclusion. | Dinner was serv pills to rouse the liver to act in their sleeping apartmen: Sse See failure of a report this morning en- The couraged the defendant's counsel to believe there is a chance of a disagreement. A rumor with some foundation places one juror as hold- ing for manslaughter. At 2 p.m. the jury was still ont. There iso mach evidence and so many exhibits to examine that they may not report before night. tem actos T. B. Towszx & Sox, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, 1316 7th st. ow. FOUR LIVES Lost. Collision on the Denver and io Grande Rail- road This Morning. Dexven, Cor., July 24.—The narrow-gauge east-bound express from Salida, Col., on the Denver and Rio Grande collided with the broad- gauge Salt Lake express going west a few miles from Carlisle early this morning. The trains wero ranning at fall specd and were heavil loaded. The engine and front coaches of bo! trains were completely wrecked and four per- sons killed. The killed are Geo. A. Ardell, engineer: A. H. Parros, conductor: C. M. C aderehirt, Evenvzony Wasrs Ax ELECTRIC FAN, they suppose it imposaibie to bare one uniess | Injured —Ben, Williams, H. C. Mulnix, Honry Bigg Gan) So Soanetted wa tie ce eects MESS | schuimor Rr Heblesa Creve agente HG Oa wires. We can put an electric fan in any son, G. M. McAdams (inail mesenger). No women or children wore hurt. “atoll People freight train No. woke in three just sential Watarboro en the Now York Pennsyl- vanit and Ohio railroad yesterday at 4:90 p. m. Tro of the sections came together on the cen- ter of the east span of the bridge with such force as to derail the cars and to throw them into the main trusses of the bridge, thereby breaking the struts and destroying the struct ure. Nobody was injured. Des Motxes, Iowa, July 24.—Yesterday morn- ing St. Lonis train No. Ton the Wabash road was wrecked about thirty-five miles east of Des Moines, Iows. A broken rail caused the acci- dont and three coaches were plunged down an embankment. Four persons were injured, none fatally. HOME, OFFICE OR STORE IX THE CITY oR couxTRY, Which cam be run by our patent primary battery at « come 50 CENTS & WEEK. These fans are not stationary, but can becarried frow room to Tuom ip yur house. You can put it in Your dining room at difiuer time. on the tablein your mtting foom im the evening and over your bed at oy fe will furnsh fans for one week's trial hafore pur- chase of you can see thei running at our offler. HANSON BATTERY, LIGHT AND POWER CO., idle 470 Louisisna avenue. Now On Neves. Every articlo in my double store at prices slow sou will smile and say. “I'll tak ‘We always under- pee Attacking the Maine Lew. Porttaxp, Me., July 24.—At the annual meeting of the Maine Pharmaceutical Associa- sel down-town houses, because our expenses are loss— and, besicies, we don't sell anything on credit, but dur- ing this our first special sale we create frowus and scuties. We will scatter happiness and sorrow. Those who avail themselves of this Genuine Season will rejoice, while competitors will loox ugly and frown. Solid Ouk Suite, $14.85. Solid Ouk Sideboard, #11.85. Stx-toot Extension Tables, $4.46. Fifty styles of Tot- | let Sets from $1.79 up. Baby Carriages and Refriger- ators still cheaper. 75 pieces Matting, good styles. tion yesterday President C. K. Portbridge in his annual address vigorously attacked the prohibition laws of the state. He waid, in part, thet for many years, owing to the so-called temperance laws of Maine, the apothcerry who would faldill his duties toward the medical pro- fession, the invalid and the public has found himself confrouted with the statutes of pro- If alcoholic nts are. pre: * FE scribed and he fills such prescri; Nothing Is reserved. Our entire stock is on the market | Dince of residence fe the county jail. aud in mde at uniform reduction. Don’t read this card and turn | ition thereto his pocket book should be legally up your nose, but remeber that there are persons in dusiness who do not practice any form of deception, nud who gogard every statement they wake in sn ad- Yettisement as @ sacred pledge. Merchants who iis represent mm advertising will do the same in making a eubraced in this asle for 15 days mulcted of s handsome sum. “Prohibition,” he suid, “after nearly half a century's trial in Muine, has proved a moral, political, demi-religious fraud. iy enacted from the best of matives as a soverei eal, Be from July 23 to 28. rally strated. It has grown like a DON'T DOUBT TILL ¥OU TRY. [rk ‘the boty litie, stimulated bye — tion: ‘Gemagogism, fansticisa, political intimidation GRASTY, THE PUSHER, “ FURNITURE, CHINA. GLASS, &e., 1510-12 7th st. n.w.. bet. Pand Q. It ws a mise: ie the Beal booas with coin purse and card compartment on or heart of mah by indiree- emaiie, We also cffer apectal values at 08g... 7c. | Tote trade up T keep priews down. fein Lgl ilo nota crime onus. ~ of itself im the same category with the worst CARD CASES from Se. to $10.50 each. Extra | (> B a ‘values arethe $2.08 real Ses! and Kangaroo leatber Ger Tur es ‘The Stowaway Arrested. eases, to 6) colors, with sterling silver trimming. Samuel Sicherman, ‘The cant case and pocket book combined, with leatber a a sts Wiseh shinies tea receamey, tack abort Jiming. Be. S0e.. in superior for the price. Lure & BRo. whose return to there wae some from t © Avariety to bewilder Beal turn from Ellis Islend. A dispatch from ‘Mencece Books with sarap tu oe ealy Si or 407 Penn. ave. sdjoining Naticnal Hotel. | Chicago chief of police to Inspector Fee nae tort, <entsining memorsndum book. | Trunks and Satchele of est makeat low prices. | ¢harges Gichermen with tho larceny of 068 for only tc. Seal Card Cane with real Beal ining at | =/? ; ccaent bor Secomgene et age (01 W aro pr porticaately cheap. ZCTioN Ur CABIEED acannon = Given » Long Sentence. omen ‘ecxicaye! Naw Yous, July 24.—George Reppert, who ONE suaeen, | PLY GE SONG LEE Op,SEPREES| we vied on ema m e een ~ old Pind Ger. 22¢20:. and Pe. ave pa ae ec, ne Prison for nineteen years end ten! months, ‘ille | Secretary Foster GENERAL ORDWAY JOINS THEM. acapitulation on both sides. The town has been thrown wide open for the troopers, while on their side the troopers have completely surrendered to tho open-armed hospitality of the men and the charms of the fair portion fof Winchester’s population. The camp is on the fair grounds, with every convenience at hand, and the are swelling in the luxury of separate mess hall with a roof and windows. Last evening the paraded through Win- chester and were met on all sides by an enthusiastic tion. The streets were gaily decorated with the and fairly lined with peo- the court the troop dismounted and, with two bands playing during the inter- Ustened to a number of thes from Winchester's prominent men and Washington's National Guard representatives. Capt. John Williams, a well-known confeder- ate officer. introduced MayorWilliam Alexander, ly welcomed the troop to Win- ‘and proffered all the privileges of the D. +. Bart roplied and speeches by Gen. Ordway. Col. Nulton, Capt. Roe and Mr Hyde follor The court-yard inclosure rel roportion Pets can hw enrtirs evens tes ted at the reception offered them by Win Tot iho lectt plessast of the da; eant leasan' eo "e experience was tbe poral ao Ordway ana pcomposed of Col. Long, Maj. Bartlett, aj. Pixetto, Capt. Singleton, Maj. Aldrich, Dr. Leach and Mrs. Newmeyer and Mrs Aldrich, Toduy the cavalry boys are roaming over Win- chester, and if the weather permite will proba- have a drill this afternoon. mday afternoon camp will bo broken and the column will move toward Round Hill. In mountains and at Snicker's Gap some maneuvers will be executed. The boys are all well oxcept some slight soreness from the saddles. T.C.N. KEPT IN BY RAIN. . Ree aia The President Spends the Morning Indoors Engaged on Public Business. Carz May, N. J., July 24.—The Prosident and concluded their business last night and the Secretary left for Philadel- phia this afternoon. Appraiser Marville W. Cooper of New York city, who arrived at Cape May last night, called upon tho President and Secretary Foster this morning. Appraiser Cooper's visit here is for the pur- pose of discussing with the President and See rotary some matters connected with the work- ings of his office. He left this afternoon with Secretary Foster. United States Sonator Plumb of Kansas ar- rived here this morning and at once wont to the presidential cottage. Heavy rain prevented tho Prosident from going out of doors this PROF. GREGORY RESIGNS. ‘He 1s No Longer a School Trustee_Dr. Shadd His Successor. Prof. Gregory has resigned his position as member of the board of school trustees, and tho resignation has ‘been accepted by the District Commissioners. ‘This closes the investigation as to the charges Preferred agrainst Professor De, TA Sind an eedeent plsticoey at ths . T. " Freedmen's Hospital,ghas been appointed as school trastee to succeed Prof. Gregory. ed szegenolaleay THE MARINE BAND'S PAY. The Old Rates Will Le Lestored, but the | 810,: Money Will Not Be Paid Back. ‘The letter of tho Secretary of the Navy ex- plaining the rerating offthe Marine Band, by Which the lowest grade of pay was discontinued and the higher rato of the grade above allowed instead, has not yet reached second controller, but search has failed to disclose ta jaw warranting the rerating, and the old rating of three will be restored. However, the men Pprob= ably not be forced to refund any of the extra pay they have thus far received. a FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, oe tooo, Fore Stock Market, 1 foto The opening and prices the Ne x ket, Rew "york Btock San ena reported Spec Washington Stock Exchange. Sales—Regular call—ig o'clock mz Eckington and Soldiers’ Home Railroad, #5 at 89; 5 at 89. Georgetown and ‘Tenleytown’ Ratiroad, 90 at 62 Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 200 at 4. Govertment onds—U. S. 48, registered, 1907, bids 11834 asked. U.S. 43, 1007, 117% bid, 11536 District of Columbia Bonds—Market stock,7s, 1892, currency, 101 bid. 2-year fund, ¢4, 1592, gold, 100% bid, —iisked. 20-year fund, 68, 1992, gold, 105 bid. Water stock, 7s 1v0i, currency, 127 bid, — asked. Se-year fund, Gs, guid, 1902, 116 bid, — asked. Water stock, 7s, carteucy, 1908, 123 bid. — asked. 3.658, 1AM, fund, currencr, 114} bid, 116 asked. S48, Teg. 2-16, 1999-1902, 194 bid, 104 waked. AMigceilancous Bonds—Wasuington ana George- town Kailroud, 10-40, 63, 103 bid, 107 asked. —Wash- morning, and for an hour or more ho was | ington and Georgetown Railroad Convertible 6, busily engaged with Private Secretary Halford. | 189 id. 137 asked. Masonic Jfail Association, He granted pardons in the cases of Levi Gains | %% 19%. 105 bid.— asked. Washington Market of Illinois, now serving sentence of one year in the Chester penitentiary for violation of the persion laws, and Ephraim Young of Missis- sippi, sentenced to thirty days and €1,000 fine for violation of the internal revenue laws. PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS. The President also made the following ap- pointments: Thomas H. Durham, to be assistant appraiser of merchandise in the district of Boston and Charlestown; Charles F. Pond, to be lieutenant, and John B. Bliss to be lieutenant of junior grade in the navy. ‘The President appointed the following post- masters: New York—Henry J. Sarles, Liberty. California—Wm. J. Buggerstaff, Lake Por Oregon—Jas. 8. Howard, Medford. Geor; ne M. Henry, Elberon. Ohio—Clement cell, jon. ee TRAINERS ON TRIAL Smith and Carroll's Cases Called at St. Paul This Morning. Br. Pavr, Mrxx., July 24.—Tho most inter- esting cases in the municipal court this morn- ing were those of Barley Smith and Jas. Car- roll for the training of Robert Fitzsimmons for s prize fight. Fitzsimmons and his trainers wero arrested on Tuesday and their cases were continned to this morning. ‘The defendants’ counsel, J. J. , McCafferty, the point” that “the complaint was ambiguous and uncertain in that it charged three distinct offenses. The complaint did not charge a material offense “with weapons” or “with or without gloves.” Iudge Cory reserved his decision in the mat- tor until tomorrow and the cases were con- tinued. Mrxxeaporis, Mixx. July 24—A Grand Rapids, Minn., itch to the Journal says that the Pokegama Athletic Association of Grand Hapids has decided to offer €10,000 for the Hall-Fitzsimmons fight, with or without gloves. The club will furnish o guarantee that a fight in Isaac county will not inter- fered with. — Racing st Saratoga. Sanaroga, N. ¥., July 24.—The weather today was cloudy, with occasional heavy showers, and in consequence the attendance was small. The track was muddy. Firet race, purse $500, for maiden two-yeor olds, five furlongs—Astrakar. 1; Spendoline, 2: Montello, 3. ‘Time, 1.06. Betting: Astrakan, 5 to 1; Spendoline, 4 to 1. Second race, purso €500, three-year-olds and upward, one mile—Forerunner, 1; Saunterer, 2; Gettysburg, 8. Time,.1.48. Betting: Fore: runner, 13 to 10; Saunterer, second, out. Third race, purse £450, three-year-olds, 63 farlongs—Fearlows, 1; Stratagem, 2; Belle of Orange, 9. Time, 1.2634. Betting —Fearless, 6 to 1; Stratagom, 6 to Fourth race, purse £600, 13-16 miles—Los Angeles, 1; Cun Can, 2; Marauder, 3. Time, 2.09. Betting—-Los Angeles, 7 to5; Can Can out. Fifth race—Purse £400, of which $75 to sec. ond, for three-year-olds und upward; 6 fur- longs. Rosa H. won, with Cerberus second and leaf third. Time, 1.19%. fornia carried winds overweight, C. }. 2 pounds and Polly Dora 2 pounds. ae THE DINNER TO MR. CLEVELAND. Arrangements for the Event Are Now Nearly Completed. ‘The arrangements for the reception and din- ner to ex-President Cleveland at Sandwich Sat- urday next, says a Boston special, ure now nearly completed. A special express train, carrying the governor, with the members of the executive council and the staff who accom- pany him, will leave the Old Colony station at 9am. This train will carry the other invited guests, but will also be open to all purchasers of excursion tickets. A stop will be made at Buzzara’s Bay to take Mr. Cleveland on board, and the train is ex- pected to arrive at Sandwich about 11 o'clock. If the weather is fair Mr. Cleveland and Gov. Russell will walk up from the station to the large tent in which the public reception takes and place. ‘The reception will continue until 12:30 and dinner will be served at 1 o'clock. About 800 persons will be seated in the: Casino and 200 more will dine inan annex tentand will come into the Casino om end of the dinner, be- fore the speaking begins. Geo. T. McLaughlin of Sandwich, chairman of the committce-of arrangements, will call the company to order at the conclusion of the din- ner and will introduce Henry C. Thatehor of Yarmouth, chairman of the dinner committee, as the presiding officer. Mr. ‘Thatcher will make a short welcome and Mr. Cleveland will ‘respond, ing upon the subject of “ex-Presidents of United States." Gov. Russell will next be introduced to for the commonwealth, and short 5 Te Fz! Company, ist mortgage és, 110 bid, — asked. Wash- lngwun Aarket Company up. G8, 115 bid, 121 asked. American Security and Trust Company, $8, 9% bid, — asked. Washington Light Infantry Imumortage, 66, 1W4, 100 bid, — asked. Washington Light 1n- fanity 24, 78, 1004, 99 bid, 196 aaked. Washington Gas Light Company, series A, 6a, 197 bid, — asked. “Washington ‘Gas Light’ Company, series B, 68, 325 bid, — asked. Wastilngton Gas Com- y Convertible és, 130 bid. — asked. Ecking- ton Railroad 68, 99 bid. 10034 asked. Chesapeake and Fuiomac Telephone, ist mortgage 8, 10036 bid, 105 asked. Capitol and North O street Rullroad 1st mortgage 5a, 106 Vid, 1USasked. Metropolitan Rall- Toad Convertible Gs, 120 bid, 125 asked. U.S. Elec~ trie Light Convertible $s, 108 bid, 120 aske National Bank Stocks—Bank of Washington, 490 bid, 476 asked. bank of Republic, 7 bid, — asked. utr Metropolitan, 270 bid, 800 asked. " Cer wid. Second, 181 bid, — aske: ‘armers and Me- chanics’, 185 bid. — asked. Citizeus’, 130 bid. Ml. 185 asked. Culumbia, 152 bid, 160 wked. Capi- tal, iti bid, — asked. West hud, 97 bid, ‘Traders’, 118 bid, 120 a8.e4 Linco, ‘Wy bid, 1U3 asked. Raulroud Stocks—Washington and Gcorgetown, 210 bid, 289 asked, Metropoutan. 10s bid, 120 asked Columbia, 63 bid, 7z asked. Capitol and North 0 Street, vs bid, 45 asked. Eckington and Sol- diere’ Home, 3337 bid, 45 asked. Georgetown and ‘Tenleytown, 595, bid, 65 asked. Glen Echo, — bid, — asked. Kock Creek, 100 bid, — asked. Insurance Stoc! Firemen's, 50 bid, — asked. Frankia, Si bid, — asked. Mefropolttan, 8) bid, — asked. ‘National Union, 17 bid, 2t asked. Ari ton, 175 bid, — asked. Corcoran, 63 bid, — asked. Columba, 154 bid, 17 asked. “German-American, 135 bid, —- asked. Potomac, 73 bid, 9 asked. bid, ¥ asked. People’s, ‘8 bid, — coln, 5 bi Kea. Commercial, 4 asked. ‘ile Insurance Stocks—Real Extate Title, 127 36 asked. Columbia Title, 6% bid, 6%; aaked. Gas and Electric Light Stocks—Washingion Gas, ‘Georgetown Gus, bid U. 3. tric Light, 152 bld, — asked. ‘Telephone Stocks—Pennsylvania, 9% bid,—asked. Chesapeake and Potomac, “— vid, 65 asked. ainer- Jean Graphophone, 5 vid, 6 asked. Miscellaneous Stocks—Washington Market Com- ¥, 15 Did, 20 asked. Great Falls Iee Company, Tio bid, 165 asked. Bull’ Kun Panorama Cou Hage, 3 bid, — as! vy City Briek Company, Sr bid.” Lincoln Hall, — bid, 1 asked. Sate Deposit ani rust Companies Washington Safe Deposit Company, 112 bid, — asked. Wash- ington .oan and ‘iTust Conipany, ¥8 bid, #7 asked. American Security abd ‘trust Company, 91 bid, 96 asl “Ex. dividend. ——_ Baltimore Marketa, BALTIMORE, July 24.—Flour steady, unchanged receipts, 5,716 barrels: shipments, none; saies, yheat firm. a8 3,100 barrels. e oH 495, a3 September, southern wheat casy: 2a97—recelpts, 191,115 ,597 bushels; stoc I sales, 187,000 bushels, Corn firmer—spot, me mouth, ey: August, 68%; September, muthern corn, steady; white, 79; yellow, 74a spot, No. 2, white, 75—recelpts, 11,513 bushels; shipments, 2 Stock, ‘192,800 bushels, Oats active and tirm—No. % white’ west asked; No. 2 mixed w. 4,000 bushels; shipinents, non els. Rye sitmer—No. 2 shipments, non to choice timothy, 13. rm but ating, change. “E; goes, fair, 1945 No. 7, Salers Copper Fetined, 12x als. e trade is very quiet owing to heavy arrivals of all kinds of fruit—-Virginia fancy hand-picked, 434; prime hand- picked, 3%) farmers, 25/0859; 4; cholve, 334; shelled, No. ‘1, pound. BALTIMORE, July %.—Virginia ten-forties, 343 asked; Baltimore and’ Ohio TyCentFal stock, 62 b Pneumatic Gun Car- ipts, 100 bushe lock, 2039 bushels” Hay slow 50a15.00, Grain treigh quiet, unchanged. Cotton weak—mia- Provisions, no change. Butter, no ge. Coffee tirm—Ki third incomes, 110 bid; do. at CHICAGO, 88%; Septem! 6. Corn Oati—July, 8544; September, #ix.. Pork Tay September, Than Lard uly, Geass tember, 660, Ribe—July, 6.60; September, —— THE COURTS. Equrry Comar—Juige Hone. esterday—Allen agt. Hooe; bill dismissed. ‘Today—Queenan agt. Queenan; decree of di- voree. Parham Chandler; sclo ratified nisi, Edelin agt. Lyon; motion for receiver Connecticut General Life Insur- overruled. ance Company agt. Wari sme ees MALFEASANCE IN OFFICE, School Directors Charged With Fraudulent Daniel Christian, chicf of the coal and iron police force at Pottsville, Pa, bas mado complaint against the members of the school board of East Norwegian township, charging them with fraud during the year ending June G, 1891. He charges that John ‘Tobin, ‘Edward N. Storner, Thomas Cullen, M. B. Dor- TRE POOR FUED. The Commissioners added #430 to the fund for physicians tothe poor. This makes €7,200 in all for that purpose and leaves un- $1,020 of the sum ay ted EPSP sett Seb BIDS FOR 4 ScUOOL woTEE. Bids were opened today ot the District build- ings by the Commissioners for the construction of a two-story four-room brick school house at Brookland. were us follows: Columbus Th: $9,641, Saen, an addition that he mare to his bid. J. N. Dunn, $8,745; John REFUSED A RENEARIXO. The Commissioner have refused a rebearing in'the case of Ofticer Glover, who was dismissee from the police force, on the ground that they are of the opinion that the verdict in bis first and proper one. "i MISCELLANEOUS. has recommended the appoint- Capt. Rossel! ment of Howard A. Burr as a clerk in the office of superintendent of streets at a aclary of $4 @ day. Commissioner Robert has approved the nomination. ote Hunter, who has been for a long tim valued” om: ‘at the Distrint Dattalage, has Deen apmeteted on inspector of lamps ata salary of a CAPT. COOMBS REMEMBERED. Members of the Examining Corps Testify Their Regard for Bim. Capt. J, M. Coombs of the watch force of the Interior Department received a message while he was on duty yesterday afternoon that some one wanted to see him in one of the rooms of the patent office. Supposing that it was some business he went to the room, and to his sur- prise found it crowded with members of tho examining corps. Ho was still more surprised when Mr. J. Q-Rice stepped forward and in behalf of the examining corps presented him with a gold-headed cane. The condition of mind into which he was thrown by the suddenness of the entire af- fair rendered him incapable of following with attention the flowingand sparkling periods of Mr. Rice's eloquent effort, and he was there- fore not Prepared to make an extended xpecch in reply. He, however, tha all present. Today ‘the cane is on exhibition, and Capt. Coombs is receiving congratulations. ‘The presentation was suggested = by the recent incident which caused — Capt. Coombs’ appearance in the Police Court on a charge brought by aman whom the captain had ejected from the building. Judge Miller dismissed the case promptly and the members of the examining board endeavored by this Presentation to show their approval of the course pursued by Capt. Combs. —— Recent Robberies Ki Wm. Reuter, No. 317 7th etreet southwest, reports that yesterday he left his coat banging on a door in the rear of his storernd somebody took a pocket book fromone of the pockets. ‘The pocket book contained 2100. Herndon J.Willis, who lives at No. 4113¢ 7th street southwest, complains that bis pocket book, containing #30, was stolen from his trunk yesterday. Wm. Garner's house in Anacostia was entered yesterday and robbed of watch and chain. Henry Horowitz reports that three watches have been stolen from his store this month by ‘8 sneak thief. Wednesday night while in the Baltimore and Ohio depot Churles A. Lochte’s pocket was picked of 211 and a railroad ticket. J. B. Galliford complains of the theft of a silver watch. Miss ‘Mary Schwakopf reports that her store on Ist street northeast was en- tered Tuesday night and robbed of $1.50. i aaa The Columbia Cycle Club, The Columbia CycleClub hasfiled a certificate of incorporation signed by A. Humphrey, W. M. Snyder, C. R. Overman, W. E. Pierce, G. S. Atwater, C.C. McCormick, W. H. Stearns, A. F. Maher, —— E. Casey, W. Allen Balch, W. Hi. Hinkle and T. Albert Newman. skeet ida A Woman Dics in the Street. Julia Wheeler, a coloved woman, sixty-five years old, whose home was in Freeman's alley was taken suddenly ill near the corner of 3d and I streets today and she died in a few minutes. Her body was removed to the morgue and the coroner notified. ——_ ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Mary C. Brooke to W. J. Burgess, pt. St. Eliza- beth; #200. F. B. Metzerott to Henrietta C. Metzerott, sub E, sq. 321; @—. Jacob Jones to Mana C. Peet, mb_ 157, sq. $1,500. E. N. Grange to W. C. Derlinger, undivided fourth sub 188, ag. 721; 8. Pai Three Months in Jail. Policeman Kilfoil of the second precinet ar- rested a negro named Elijah Buckner yesterday for stealing some harness from Edward Davis. He was tried in the Police Court today and Judge Miller gave him three months in jail. a Suit to Compel a Sale, Samuel H. Walker has, by Mr. A. B. Duvall, filed a bill against J. 8. Stettinius et al. for the specific performance of the contract of Mar- garet J. Wood to sell the east part of lot 18, square 499, fronting twenty-five tect on Louis- fanaavenne, made May 26, last for €18,000. ‘The contract was made with B. T. Welch, jr., who assigned to complainant. Mrs. Wood died a land the defendant, Stettinius, succeeds to the title, but declines to carry out the con- rac a Hart by a Barsted Beer BHottle. Frank Jones, a laborer, employed in the Pabst bottling establishment, was very severely cut about the left hand this morning while engaged in filling a bottle with beer. The bottle burst under the pres- sure and Jones was seriously wounded.’ His first, secoud and third fingers were horribly Incerated, the Jagged glass inaking some long rentg in the fies. Ho, wan taken to imergency on 15th street, where ie, Bom by wing Were suck ae fi to clove the wounds and managed avoid the necessity of amputation. Sie alee Cannot Be Rewarded. ~ Ina report to the Treasury Department in regard to the seizure of a large quantity of prepared opium by Inspector Noyes and other customs officers at the port of Sanrancisco in February last, Special Agent Irwin commends ‘the work of Mr. Noyes and suggests in view of ‘the im} of the seizure he be liberally rewarded. In reply Assistant Secretary Spaulding wrote that wi the work of Inspector Noyes in this case it does not uppesr that any award can be made to the officer making the inas- much as there is an informer in the case who has submitted the certiticate of the court as to Relic gina | as required by section 6 of the act of June 874, 7 ——— DEGEADATIONS OF AN ARMORY, A Serious Scandal Created by Young Militia- men in Milwaukee, A number of Wisconsin militiamen have their morning were each fined €10 and costs before ‘Justice Hutcbling. ‘The young soldier paid his fine, but the girl, who was a servant in « house near the tion for MES, PARKER WANTS A DIVORCE. She Claims to Have Been the Victim of « Conspiracy. Some time since the divorce case of George T. Parker agt. Elion Parker was ended after Mra. Parker had filed an answer and cross bill by the husband dismissing his bill. The family difficulties are now bronght iito conrt again by Mra. Parker filing a bill for divorce, asking custody of their child and alimony, against George T. Parker. This was filed today by Moma. Cook & Sutherland, and after setting forth the marriage on October 10, 1885, she says that in Washing- ton, at New York. altimore, Boston an@ else- where the defendant has committed adultery with one Adeline Walker in the fall and winter of 1889 and spring aud sammer of 1899, She further says on information and belief that on or about July 29 and July 30, 1889, the defendant was in Baltimore and, with some woman whose name is unknown to the com- Piaitant, falscly registered at the Howard i Jeorge T. Parker and wife, Rich- She alleges other acts of infidelity ‘on ber husband's part. The charges that tho defendant on about September 1.18%, conspired with his brother to carry out a purpose long entertained by them to ruin and destroy her charactor and life and de= prive her of the care and presence of their only child, Philip H. Parker. aged two years. She says they entered the office of Dr. Gusta- vus Brown, where she had gone for dental work, and falecly claimed to havescen said Brown aud the complainant ino disgraceful and compromising attitude in’ that office, then hastened to the Louse where the child bad been lett askeop, curried hin away with the co-operation of bis” brother, compeli- ing her to obtain the return of the child throngh the court by » writ of babens corpus, and in furtuer exccution of said conspiracy the defendant furnixhed the prese a false narta- tive of her conduct at said Brown's office, and of Ler behavior there. Afterward,she further execution of said conspit fendant filed a petition for divorce largely on exaggerated, false, scandalous and impertinent statements of the occurrences and her conduct and that of Brown at his otfice. —_ PERMIY SIDEWALKS. claims, in the de- aned Their Character for This Year Determined by the Commissioners. ‘The District Commissioners bave ordered that during the present fiscal year sidewalks laid under the permit system shall be of brick, asphalt tile, cement, tile, artilicial stone and Granolithic, and that tho Distriot shall pay one- half the cost, provided that the total cost isnot more than $2per square yard, and that if the cost is more than €2 the District shall pay €1 per square yard and the owner the difference be- tween @1 per equare yard and the cost of the sidowalk. Advertisements are tobe made at once for proposals to do such work wheregement block, artificial stone or granolithic pavement is used. The lowest bid received for ench kind of pave- ment is to be accepted and the citizen allowed to make his choice of the different kinds of pavement, prov if a strect pavement composed of concrete, as in the case of j artificial stone or cranolitbic, the contractor | shall be required to muke division lines, divid- ing the pavement into blocks, cach block to contain not more than four square fect, unless | the pavement be laid upon business streets or | where vaults are allowed to be laid to the ex- clusion of the sewer, water and gas pipes from the sidewalk. ——_ WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. Epoar L. Frysancen of Indiana has been appointed fireman in the Post Oflice Depart- ment. Moxer ror Cuscaco.—The United States treasurer today shipped £400,000 in small notes to Chicago in exchange for deposits at Ne York, Swart Norges Serr West.—The UnitedStates treasurer yesterday shipped $900,000 in «mall notes to Chicago for use in the movement of the crops. ‘The issue of continued 4%¢ bonds to date aggregates £390,000,000. Newrox W. Lroyanp of California has been promoted from post office inspector to division inspector in charge of the New York division in place of Marion 1). Wheeler, appointed chief inspector. Cvstoms Covarestes.—The collector of cus toms at New York has been instracted to allow free entry of the baggage and personal effects of Sir Alfred Molons, governor of British Hon- duras, and his family, who are expected to ar- rive at New York shortly on their way to Brit- ish Honduras. Cax Come ix Fare.—The Treasury Depart- ment has directed the collector of customs at Port Townsend, Wash., to allow the free entry of merchandise from, the British shi Lady Gordon, which has been for two years sunk in the waters of the United States ard abandoned by her owners. Wr Not Arreat.—On the advice of the Attorney General the Treasury Department Will take no mppenl in the ease of Julius Cohn et al. against Collector Exharit, involving the classification of japanned hooks and eyes, and hereafter such articles will be classified ax “a ticles of japanned ware,” dutiable at 40 per cent ad valorem. Sates or Navy Yarp Marenrat.—The com- plaints which appeared on Sunday last ina New York newspaper in reference to the man- ner of conducting sales of old material at the Brooklyn navy yard have been referred by Secretary Tracy to the board on navy yard or- ganization, of which Capt. Bunce is senior into the method of conducting sales and re- port any changes that may be desirable. Nor Avruonize br Law.—Assistant Secre- tary Spaulding has informed an importer that there is no provision of law to authorize an al- lowauce of drawback on imported pig iron con- verted into steel and in the construction of a vessel not built for foreign account. He in- formed another importer that there is no Mr. L. 8. Irvine, traveling commissioner Com- mercial Club of Mobile; Mr. Jerome, Ni representative of the Pan American tation Company; ile the department fully | granting secretary of the Mobile Commercial in the city last night on his way to He will return tomorrow and to Mr. Wanamaker Mobile's ————___ ‘Navas Oxpens.—Lieutenant Commander Hi Busk’s i iF GLEN ECHO CHAUTAUQUA. Disgusted With the Rein—Mr, Niven's Lectares on English Stetesmen. Coreerondence of The Ever ing ®tar. Guax Ecuo, Mp., July 24, 1801. There can be too much of a good thing evew at Glen Echo and the campers are getting th isgusted with the weather. If it would only rain and get done with it they would not object eo much, but this constant Arip will wear out even the most enthusiastio tonter. It not only rains, but it blows end threatens to down every tent on the place, then as if that wasn't enough the electricity gets tired and the railway stops in the midst of » pouring rain and lets the people wait round ‘until they are almost doad whena car comessurg- ing aloug as if it had never thought of stop ping. There are all sorts of experiences. Last night the lecture was to have been an illus- trated one on Ireland by Mr. James A. Dut his lantern was delayed and he was to deliver his lecture withont but to crown it all the lights went out, the tab- ernscie as dark asacelisr. No one ever gets discon: and everybo<y saw the fanny side and the lecturer talked just the same by the light of throe lanterns an¢ every one * more than esual. ‘The consort vestarday afternoon was © pro- nounced success; the choir of St. Paul's Church ‘Was Out in full force and everybody did his best, nnd under the management of Br. D. B. Mo- Leod everything weut amcothly. This afternoon there will be another concert, this time under the direction of Prof. Baker. There will be solos by Fanelli on the harp, | Vitale on the violin, Miss Johnson a soprano | rolo, and Prof. Baker « tenor solo, with Br. Mo- Leod as accompanist. Another feature of this | program will be the piano solos,by Miss Ger- | trade Ravenburg of Washington, i performer. Tonight! be by Mr. Jamee A. Grecn on ~Ediabarg and | bite of Scotland,” including descriptions | in the city, Holyrood and the castle, and bits of scencry in that vicinity, Be - At pw. today Mr. Robt. Niven, esg., vn, Jomo, will give bis Bret kee me of the great iven of England. Mr. : Oxford nan, « profound student of political, social and literary questions. He wae porn in Scotland, but educated at Usford,and ie, « contributor to the London Times, Pall » The Spectator and other high-class cals. Me bns been secured wit great \ a by the mauagewent and bis res to be as interesting as any on the pro gram. He will give a second one toworraw. | There will aleo Bes ‘concort in, the aftersoea | anda lecture by Mr. Greer. on London in the evening. inne Latest Burial Permits. Seventeen deaths were reported to the healt office during the twenty-four hours ending et noon today. Of them oven were one year: old or younger and three were over fifty years old. Burial permits were issued for them as follows: White—Annie Heck, 81 years, senile debility; Chas. E. Wharton, 26 years, typhoid. fever; Jax. G. Gettin 64 years, cerebral | hemorrhage; Rachel Nalley, 43 Years, cerebral apoplexy: John Barrett, 7% yours, disease of | heart; Chas. L. Johuson, 9 mouths, marasyms; | Parvell MeCann, 34 Nears, chron mate; Bien oonard, ears, ria; , Simmons, 4 years ipitheris. SPM Colored—Jos. Milier, 40 years, pulmonary hemorrhage; Mary E. Vay, 6 days, inanition; Hattie S monthe, cholera infantum, Thos, | Dickson, Carter; Clayton Brown and Elia butler; Jobm J. E. Etchison. jr., and Lydia 8. Bodeker, both of Kichmond, Va. Jobu D. Senders L. Patterson. J Joluson D. D. Th et al, trustecs, have pur- chased in trust for $6,479.85 of F. Tweedy subs. 80 to 38, square 777, and of KR D. Bridges for €1,005.80 sub 29 of same, together 84.71 by 88 fect on the corner of H aud 4th streets north- cast. Charles E. Ebel has bought for €10,000 of C, Ebel the south half Lewis’ land, 43,126 — fect on east side of 7th street ruad above *Plueabet as ot Elizabeth N. for @4,500 . E. Emmons sub i remy 38.25 by 68.17 fect ou Ist between Mansachusetts avenue and California street Johu M. Young has for @10,890.18 of J. 8. Edwards et al. and 5, square 7%, 195 feet 10 inches on 3d street, on Eand in this city is to operate against Clations, us the organizer says that tutions ure robbing their and _ rt stook-oiders, night regarding the member, with instructions to make full inquiry | bau: away those little aoa ut epectent, lamative apf Garvtie, Be wwe end oy eure caly the genuine, Which mest have the signeterg 0, some, Bee =