Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1891, Page 5

= ~— . rr THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. MONDAY. JULY 27, 1891. SSS = Dost Duar To 7 Stop that cough! Else the bronchis: tubes will be en- Jarged ani the delicate tissues of the lungs expos! to fajurs. No other medicine 1s so speeiily operative in ‘throat and lung troubiesas AYEK'S CHERRY PEC- TORAL. A few doses have been known to break up an obstinate and distressing cough. eethma bronchitis, croup, consumption, sore throat 2d EDITION! FOR A TEST CASE. Arraigning an Editor for Violating the Electrocution Law. Rafferers from A SHERMAN MAN BEATEN. Alleged Significance of the Defeat of Sena- tor Cleveland of Lancaster, Ohio. Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. Courunvs, July 27.—A quiet but significant convention was held at Lancaster last week to nominate a republican candidate for state sen- ator for that district. Lancaster is well known as the birthplace of Senator Sherman. Henry J. Cleveland, a republican, represented that dis- trictin the last genoral assembly and expected WASHED FROM THE CIRCE. ‘Thailling Experience on # Canadian Cattle Ship. Quzsrc, July 27.—The Allen Line steamer Grecian has arrived here with the fgurth engineer, two seamen, two cattle owners and eight, cattlemen of the ill-fated steamer Circe; which was wrecked at East Cape, Anti- costa, When the Grecian passed Henth Point the Circe was broken in two or three pieces and was a total The two seamen brought here are the men who were IT IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL The Missouri Law Prohibiting Pool Selling on Outside Races or Ball Games. Sr. Lovis, July 27.—The anti-pool room law, which prohibits the selling of pools on horse racing and base ball outside the state, was this morning declared unconstitutional by Judge Claiburne of the court of criminal correction. @ manager of the pool room owned by Arthur Lyon, deceased. determined to test the law and was arrested for its violation some time since. After tho arrest of: Lyon's mana- IN A SHOCKING CONDITION. A HASTY MARRIAGE THE CABLE CROSSING. Pennsylvania Avenue While the Cable is| And Its Unfortunate Resulte—The Hushand | Am Interesting Piece of Work Completed by Being Put Down. A petition was recently sent in to the Com- missioners, signed by a number of prominent ‘business men along the avenue, complain- ing of tho condition of the street and asking that while the cable improvement isin progress the street be spripkled daily in order to lay the dust, which is such a nuisance and dors so much damage to the Skips and His Wife's Jewelry ts Missing. Miss Mario R. Bailey and Francis E. Dent met, courted and married within two days and shortly thereafter the handsome young bride was left a grass widow. Miss Bailey, who i a school girl, is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Bailey, who live at No. $06 lst street northwest, where the girl had a lovely home. Her father is a printer and is employed Working on Sanday. About 1 o'clock yesterday morning » large force of men was put st work by the light of @ number of lanterns finishing the cable crossing at 7th street and Pennusyivenie avenue, making the connection for the new avenue road. After abont four hours’ work thp crossing was satis- factorily completed. The crossing of the twe cables is quite an ingentous one. asecond term. Upto within a woek of the ger the pool rooms closed, of course, | stores alo: that thor hfare. The petition | in the treas: brench of rernmen' In crossing 7th street the yokes on the avenue amd whooping cough finda sure relief inthe nse of =n fal pomination shore a peared to bene opposition | on fm Lyell whee ee Senn canes and, their occupation gone, = erg ye was referred to asenan ae warg Arnold of the printing ties na eats 5 Pe tag ec he arranged 0 as to permit the this preperation. It soothes the inflamed membrane, FRANCE AND RUSSIA'S FRIENDSHIP pred py ing ah Regt Foom at the same time, The vessel had an or- | inkting of what the necinnen gould be cad are | BtTeet sweeping department. He returned it| About ten or twelve days ago the daughter | insertion of « device whereby, when the cable _—, *| fleld and easily secured the nomination, the | dinary run across the Atlantic and through the | recently returned in force, and today, since | today with his report, in which he said | went down the river to Colonial Beach, and it | is stretched, it will, at 7th street, dip below the —— = Foraker republicans working hard for him and | 5traite of Belle Isle, all going well until Satur- | the decision was rondo: Promotes expectoration and induces repose. Don't be ‘Without ft in the house. Sallie E. Stone, Hurt's store, Appointment of a New Minister to| f taking advantage of the inactivity of the friends of Cleveland, who supposed his nom- bag Spe 3 the 18th instant. at it the weather became thick and ed, a number of them are doing business at the old stand. The state will appeal the ease. that the condition of the street was cer- tainly shocking and that something ought was while on that excursion that she met the one whose name she now bears. The young Tth-street cable. avenue will let ‘the cable fall from the wrip as they approach ‘ fhe crossing and allow the car t pase over the ‘ to be done to remedy it. In his opinion either | man's mother lives in Georgetown on Eevette | (26 Crossing and allow cod ectite nation was assured. foggy, with afresh breeze. The vessel's speed —— the Washi: y, ‘ and he: Tth-street cable line by its own momentum. ieee feat Ayer's 5 was reduced, the ton and wn Railroad | street, aud her son's action so discouraged ber writes: “I yand, to my Ay rae Senator Cleveland says that shortly before captain endeavoring to make/ ;HAT NARRAGANSETT DINNER. ne ae os ‘This will require the oast-going cars to stop om Cherry Pectoral rere pe pRBerS Liberia. the convention he wus written to by some one, | out Heath Point light. He and nearly all the Company or the contractor who is doing the | that, it is stated, and coughs.” “Five years ago I had © constant cough, night TROOP A RETURNING HOME. who pretended to be a friend of Senator Sher- man, and was anxious to know whether be eenonye mt would cee Sherman for the nited States Senate. Mr. Cleveland replied officers were on deck. A vigilant lookout was being kept, but notwithstanding thisthe steamer struck at 11:15 p.m. She began to take water fast. ‘Tho most porfect discipline was main- Gen. Draper Denies That Mrs. Davis’ Ab- sence Was Noteworthy. Woncxsten, Mass., July 27.—Gen. Draper work for them should be made to sprimkie the street so long as the work of laying the cable 4s being donc. As soon as any piece of track is sufficiently completed the street sweep- | ired him to find | house other than beneath ‘her root. e After returning from down the river a license Was procured from the clerk's office in the City and the Key. E. D. Bailey, who is « clerk the east side of 7th street anc the west-going cars to stop on the west side of 7th street. ——i Coldest Weather for the Season. . 4 iu the building, performed the ceremony that] The weather bureeu furnishes the following Sweats, was grestly reduced im flesh and had been : . He | tained on board and there was not the slightest | ran up for a brief visit to H from Nar- | ers step in and resume their work of keeping &: r 2 ap om —— bores eee ana phos decay letier to | excite or confusion. Capt Jennings nsett Pier this pedi was asked | tbe street cl Itis probable the Commis- acon eed, Cndicss menial suffering to | special bulletin: given up by my physicians I began totake Ayer’s 7 ; Seaw idan Gah oa oka eae OY 5 ragent.| therefore decided to. land the enttee nae aed re rts in refer-| MNeT# Will take some action in the matter. the parents of the young bride. \hen the| The weather reports from western New York, Cherry Prctoral and was completely cured.""—Anga A. TO BE A TEST CASE. The defeat of the Sherman candidate under | men and most of the crew, the Iat-| Su! peneotiorsl sone rc ntehear lof thes:ep their daughter had Lewin, Micard, N.Y. City Editor Hennessey of the New York these circumstances and right in his own birth-| ter to return to the steamer should the ence to the Narragansett dinner, and re- — THE ALEXANDRIA BURGLAR. taken they were shocked, but as it was too late northwestern Pennsylvania aud northern Ohio significan: th it. lied that he did not think them fo be prevented ther intended to make the | how the occurrence there this moruing of the AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL. Loabapospeesncnene coms =e focout, sot all ca bora exes Gree | Cont discussing. | “You may say, how- | Washington Ontcers Have an Interview with | Pst wt ictare gon inlaw came to the house | cokless weather for the seasun of which the New Youx, “July 27.—Recorder Smyth took ALARMED FOR THE CZAR. fe first und second engineers, the chief stew-| ever,” said he, “that the dinner was ‘Him in Jatt. pang ai meee so acing weather buresu hae record. Leng J a Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass, | his seat on the bench of part 1, general ses- Deailath tas ie ein a eg ee not given to any one in lar, being | The burglar Clark, who was arrested in thought that ber husband wasa man of meane, | ee unimam temperatures with their rele- Bold by all Drugeists. Price, $1; six bottles, $5. sions, at 11:55 o'clock today. Immediately after Chas. O'Connor Hennessey was cailed to = es: Hao beer nee! for over FIFTY YEARS be 31T- LIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TERIMIN PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES YeCHILD, SOFTENStheGUMS, ALLAYSall PAIN, CURES WINDY COLIC, and is the Lest remedy for DIARKEA. Sold by Drugwists in every part of the World. De sure and ask for “Aire. Winslow's Soothing byrap,” aid Mane uy otuier and Ay ceuiem Uuttin 4idiy, Was his publication in the Evening News, of which he is city editor. of the details of the ex- ecution of Siccum and the other murderers re- cently put to death by electricity at Sing Sing. ‘The defendant half rose from his seat, but it was not neceesary for him to literally obey the inJunctior to stand ut the bar, as one of his | counsel. ex-Amemblyman Stewart, at once stepped forward and handed up a demurrer to the indictment, which the court allowed to be red. ‘the recorder will notify conusel fendant when he will be prepared to ment on the demurrer, in whach it is that the statute under which the in- dictment was found is unconstitutional Duxasy Posws TRACT. Anarchists Said to Be in the French Fleet Disgulsed. much excited over a report that anarchists dis guised as enilors of the French ficet intended wn attack on the life of the czar. The conse- quence has been that Frenchmen are watched closely, and while to outward appeurance il is harmony, the best police agents of St. Petersburg are keeping surveillance over the visitors. Asa matter of fact, there is probably nothing in the rumor, and the only foundation Said to exist for dread of harm on the part of the czar is that many of the Jewish refugees, upon arriving in Germany, Lave opeuly declared intentions of vengeance upon the autocrat, to whom they ascribe their calamities. ly and it was impossible to lund, asthe break- ing around looking for a landing a schooner was discovered some distance off. She was hailed by those in boatsand bore down to them, taking all hands on board and landing thom at Fox bay. From there the men Pah eso to Heath Point on foot. On arriv- ing there they found that the wind had sud- denly increased toa heavy gale and that the Circe had become a total wreck, the captain and those loft on board with him’ having been drowned. Being asked whether the captain and his associates bad been washed overboard or were los ma boat the men said that it was im- possible to say, ax no one saw them. Ail the survivors of the wreck remained at | simply on informal gathering of a few of my personal friends. Miss Winnic Davis, daughter There was nothing unusual about it in any way. ——_— Thrown in the Kiver to Save Her. Muwavxee,Wis., July 27.—A woman, wrapped in flames from head to foot and running toward the river, attracted the attention of people on North Water street about 11 o'clock last night. Along her path feli pieces of her burning clothing. Several men gave chase after her and as they overhauled her they threw her into the river and heid her there until the flames Were extinguished. Hardly a piece of her clothes remained and her hair was burned from her head. She is the wifo of saloon keeper Graves’ store, Alexandria, early one morning opinion that he is an old offender and bas been in prison before. His every action indi- cates that such is the case, although the officers have as yet been unable to learn anything of his identity. The sledge hammor found in the place looked like a home- made one that might have becn mado in 80. country blacksmith shop. The word “drift” ‘was cut in one end of the hammer. rk, as he gave his name, is willing and anxious to Plead guilty to a charge of larceny, but it is the intention of the officials to try bia for burglary and have him given, ax, long a sen- a for she so stated to her father, although it was, the groom suddenly disappeared and lis father- in-law is earnestly wishing that be will never | return. Since his departure, however, it hae been discovered that the bride's gold watch, her two diamond rings and an umb: missing. The whereabouts of the groom is un- known and the young bride is sale in her father's home. aes GLEN ECHO CHAUTAUQUA. A Quiet and Kewful sabbar Program for Today. Correspondence of The E: « ine Ecuo, July 27, 1891, the lowert previously observed daring third decade of July, viz: Oswego, 5 de- ; "9 SE - | no doubt, a genuine case of love at first sight. | drees, 3 bo Rochester Tees, 1 below, were dashing Ligh upon the rocks. of Jefferson Davis, was among the guests, and | !8st week, is held in jailon 2 charge of burg- | 80 don! jenuin of love at firet drees. 3 below; Rochester. 46 H id the bar to plead to the indictment charging | Loxpox, July 27.—A Bt. Petersburg dispatch | “"When about an hour Lad been spent in row-|Itook in Mrs. Carlisle, wife ‘of the Senator. | lary. From his actions the oMeere are of the | », Their honeymoon was but a shurt one, tor | Ecie, #6 dogrecs, 4 below, Sandusky, 83 SLOW =e SOOTMING GINGP him with misdemeanor. The alleged offense | sya that the Russian police have been very below: Toledo, 50 degrees, 2 be ‘ditions of extreme low tem ure for the m occurred on the 20th in the upper and northern portion of the lower Michigan penin- sula where minimum temperatures of 40 and below and light frosts were 4. The ore for the past twenty-four hours bas o LS degrees below the mean over we entire country east of the Rocky moun- tains. —— ° Mrs. Peterson Gets Her Divorce. Judge Haguer today in the Equity Court granted a bill of divorce from bed and bosrd te Emily L. Peterson against Ferdinand Peter- po hemes Heath Point until ¢ si nid sed | Hamed Kunkel, on North Water strect. She | tence as possible. It ie thought that he oper-| Yesterday was as perfect a ty as bas ever | son, with the custody of their child. The bill, oa . y — cutee date Lert og eee IN ‘WALL STREET TODAY. out, Wehen & tantoritg ot bse cman te was attending hor husband's saloon Inst night, | ted on the safe, as he was overheated at| shone over Glen Echo. There Was no unusual | tiled by R. Byrd Lowis and C. G. Berrymat, et ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE. guara: ‘by the Constitu 2 of her and proceeded to Glasgow. ‘The men ‘when a lamp blazed {up so ns to alarm her. “In = =. =. goin gil Aa | cntertainment—nothing but the usual Sanday | forth the marriage May 12, 1890, by Rev. Dr. e (os ee Le wai ptr el Poet rte Fire pepenterigermng ted Sie, Gls winciriiat orale | pomemion. ‘Hocko hadates of omedieee | ocvionmchardh at ff cam. at wich: ie Whecier at Waugh M. E. Church, and changed Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Ireland at were taken on board by the Grecian. working India ink. together with a paper con- C. Jones of Rochester, N. ¥., preached the cruel treatment fur the past eight years. Messrs. fe as ; giagbades Rae k ; Worthington and tieald filed defendant sanswer tha Chtings ee i cmt a = FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL oe pcre ening ag epoyene po = — ‘a per service at 4 o'clock at | deneing the arent Pn vey rnd Masr Prnsoxs Cars May Port, N. J., July 27.—Cardinal AN ADVANCE IN CORN. New York Stock Mark 5 ted e largo number of people who were Are broken down frou: overwork or household cares. BKOWN'S IRON BITTERS the system, aids digestion, removes excess of remwune. 2 Gibbons and Archbishop Ireland called and spent some time with the President thi#morn- ing. The cardinal, who has been here for the past two weeks, will return to Baltimore this afternoon. His bealth, which was poor when he came to the seashore, has been much bene- fited by his short stay. ‘The President this morning acted upon sev- eral pardon cases for minor offenses, ono of which was that of John O'Donnel, now ser Ketusids porary D. LOOK HERE? TOU ENOW HOW Sour witeieand sea know t tere uow wuy pot be MW. Bevannox business for which we must go back about two months for a paralicl, but the increase in activ- ity was accompanied by a most decided weak tone, the seliing having all the appearance of the liquidation of long stocks. There was a rticularly heavy business in St. Paul, Bur- ington and Hichmond and West Point, but all the leading shares showed a marked increase in the amount of businces done, and while all were wenk Richmond and West Point, Burli Cvol Weather and Cable Reports Send Up Price. Curcaco, July 27.—Thero was a rather un- looked for and surprising advance in the price of corn in the board of trade this morning. The continued cool weather over the corn- growing area retarding the growth of the plant and tending to delay its maturity beyond et. The following age the opening and closing prices ot the’ New ‘York Stock Market, us reported By apecial Sire to Corson and Marartnoy, 141 F street. Mattingly Inepector Swindells and Detective visited the Alexandrial but the prisoner had but little to say tothem. ‘There is notruth in the report thatea wounded man was ar- rested in the country, where he was found hiding in thebushes. "The morning after burglary was committed a man wax seen out on the railroad wome distance from the city ate place called the ‘Tramps’ Shanty,” who | was wounded. The railroad men saw some other men ban- strolling through the grounds. is con- sidered one of the pleasuntest mectings of | | treatment, but itis provided tuat they may | hereafter be applied to be discharged from the the Sabbath and is us oid as Chautauqua atself. In the evening instead of a sermon there was a song service in the amphithoater, and as most had a good camp meoting time. Prof. Baker fang a tenor eolo and Mise Johuston a soprano solo. agreement was caused by the complainant's ligt temper and intemperate balits The de- cree is based on the wite's allegation of crush operation of the decree, and defendant is to Pay complainant #200 per mouth aud be charged | of the songs were familiar every one joined and | With the maintainance of their child. — The Golden Cross. Atthe last regular meeting of Capital Com- H i a daging « wound apparently in the man's breast. | "“'Tise crowd that ‘fil nduit road yos- | mandery, No. 48,U.0.6.C., Noble c Nos. 1215 Fst. and 1214 Gt. a sentence of six months in the eastern poni- | n'y NOR ymerican and letd. trist| do scason which severe froste may be looked for ‘The railrond men knew nothing of the bur-| terday was won terial There eo aloes (Gold peesided. Mrs. Gererede G. Moston tentiary of Pennsylvania for embezzlement of Peddel Northern Pacitie pre-|titew the trade into a sort of panic lary at that time, but they told of what they | pro the Gien Echo cars : ’ Has His STORE FULL OF books from the post office at Philadelphia. ‘The | MY te : at the opening. USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL Goops. President remitted the £50 fine and granted a pardon to take effect three days prior to the ferved, which declined 134 to 624, while Jead trust lost 134 ot 1544; Kicamond and West Point 18 at 104,, North American 1% at 113, The strong feeling was as- sisted by higher cables, though the receipts were 80 car londs less than the estimates. Se "seen and that part of the country was scoureil by the officers, but the man was not | found. averaged at least 100 people each trip. "Buses Were ai the end of elvctric line waiting to was elected to membership. Deputy Grand Commander Dr. Richard Kingsman, assisted pple * . sarry the people to Cabin John. The most | bY Lepaty Vast Grand Commander R. HL. Yates Such as delight housekeepers and others. expiration of the sentence. About noon the | Lor Barhopien t'as 01D: wlbile the seat oF ii | tember started. at SS}g against 55%¢ at the int {he Mayor's court in Alexandria this morn- | careful watch was kept at the Ciow Echo gates, |and Deputy Grand Herel W. iL Pope, in- NOW IN SEASON. President and Secretary Halford went in bath-| list ost. from % to % per cent after opening | C108 On Saturday and rapidly advanced to ing Chesheir, one of the alleged burglars, was | go that there wan no noise ot contusion stalled the foliowing officers for the present 2 ing together. eclines of alight fractions. “The -proace wes | 9796 At that point the advance was stayed on held for the grand jury in $600 bail and Robin-| ‘This afternoon there was a musicale under | term: Noble commender, Presk fr Nomen FLEEZERS_WHITE MOUNTAIN. MINISTER TO LIBERIA. remo’ after the first half hour und prices reports of clear and warmer weather in the Teports of clear and warmer weath fon, mas discharged, there being mo evidence | the direction of Prof. Baker, and following | Vice noble commander, Mra, Mary Ee: Ieaben ee, SRI Cosas, Fuly SE. I. Monta: « mentor | ousted materially, bringing most stocks nearly | "Qyiorets ad he price receded toS7. against him. Pat Kobert Niven, esq., delivered the third oe ay _lunaaere re "FRUIT JaRs_MASON'S of the republicas state central committeo, re- | back again to the level of first figures, while | yon, feature was the enormous receipts. They DISTRICT GOVERNMENT, Bright.” Mr. Niven secssemes atl wrmner a cad, Mis ge eo! SELLY TUMBLERS TIN TOP. ceived a telegram this morning from President ae! SS aggregated 1,345 car loads against an estimate z profound thought and is thoroughly coqusinted| chom:” wurder’ Sener oe tire Lew é! ison e posit i josee 4 5 = d ves = wile . * . 4 GLASS WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ‘Tumblers from 3c. each to 830 per dozen. WAITE STONE CHINA, ali kinds. DECORAIED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, FROM RICH DESIGNS to very stmple and ‘noxfensive. he statement. put it this way,” he said. “Ihave exthorized no one to make the statement. If the President should sce fit to make me the offer, while I should app plied, { should deciine it ciate the honor im- ———— A FARMER'S ‘FATAL ANGER. In ao Dranken Quarrel William Covert Stabs Frederick Abey. Loxe Ist.axp Crrv, L. 1, July 27.—Frederick Abey. formerly an attendant in the Queens County Insane Asylum at Mineda, was stabbed and killed ina drunken quarrel with William Covert in front of John Wick’s hotel at Ayde Park last night. Covert and Abey had been drinking together when they got into a quarrel. The quarrel was renewed in front of the hotel, when Covert suddenly drew a large knife and stabbed Abey in the neck. The latter fell to the ground and ex- pired. Covert is a farmer, well connected, and the community is shocked by the terrible crime. Covert made his escape after the murder and up to 10 o'clock this morning had not been captured. Officers are scouring the country for him. Coroner Everett of Jamaica was n6- tified and bas charge of the remains of Abey. 1215 F AND 1214 @ ST. mb7-Om T. B. Towsex & Sox, DRY GOODS DEALERS, 1916 7th ot. aoe Bargains for the weak commen=ing MONDAY, JULY 27: nslceons | iieres Saints, S0e., Te. and $1. fared in prises { Corwete frum 25e. wp. ‘sinew. 4 and oe Youis Franciosa’s Wife Reveals th®Name of erally at small fractions under first prices. ‘Money om call ie casy at2 percent. Prime mercaniile paper, 534 and 7. Sterling exchange is quiet and steady, with actual business at ae for sixty-day bills and 486% and 4862; for de mand. Posted rates, 485 and 4873;.. The offi cial report of the Mercantile Safe Deposit Company to the stock exchange shows: Silver bullion on band, 5,974,385 ounces; deposited, 68.113 ounces; withdrawn, none; certificates steady, railroad bonds dulland rather heavy. ings in the stock marketafter 11 o'clock became mall as usual of late, and while prices con- {inured to improve, the gains over the 11 o'clock figures were insignificant in all gases. ‘The fluctuations remained slight and the transac- tions developed no feature of interest during the hour. Atnoon the market was dull and steady to rm, but still at small fractions under first prices. a NOT A WORD FUR THE REPUBLIC. A Strange Feature in the Friendship of France and Russia. St. Petrasavac, July 27.—The Grand Duke Alexis banqueted the officers of the Visiting French squadron yesterday even- Saxembiage was brilliant in the extreme. The after hie visit Saturday to the French creased that reports from some of the railroads were not made. ‘These reports will come in to- morrow, increasing the receipts of the day proportionately. Tho fine harvest weather and the crop reports from the north- west were also decided bearish features, while the only strong point was an advance of 4 peuny in prices at Liverpool. December opene 24 cents lower at 8834, but there were buying orders from New York, and the bull movement in corn carried wheat with it, and the price was soon 894. When corn weakened wheat did likewise. At 10 o'clock December was quoted 883(. After 10 o'clock the markets grew stron again. December wheat advanced to 893 an September corn to 58% at 11 o'clock. ‘rovisions were governed chiefly by corn. September pork opened at 11.45 against 11.47 at the close on Saturday, and with immaterial re- actions advanced to 11.75, broke to 11.5733, ad- vanced to 11.75again and sold on the call at 11.70. a ‘The Elliott Jury Still Debating. Corvmsus, Ouro, July 27.—The jury in the Elliett murder cuso was given additional in- structions by Judge Pugh today, as requested by them Saturday. The court worked all Sat- urday night and Sunday on the instructions. He also read an additional charge to the Jury as to thelr duties, and they retired at noon to A Fight at Boone, Iowa. Sales—Regular call — 12 o'clock m: " Electric Ligat Bouas, #200 at 210. Columbia Fire Insur- ance, 60 at 1534. Washingtor Gas, 89 at 484;5 at 44." U.S. Electric Lignt, 2 at 150, trict of Columbia bunds—Market stoc Wig bid. “-Fear fund, 68, 1592,gold, 100 bid, — asked. 20-year fund, 6s, 1898, gold, 105 bid ‘ater stock, 7a vil, currency, 126 bid, — asked. Se-year fund, Gs, gold, 1903, i16 bid, — asked. Water stock, 7s, currency, 1008, 137 bid, — asked. 8.656, 1924, fund, currency, liahy bid. Bigs, Teg. 2-10, 1893-1901, 102 bid, 104 asked. ellaneous Bonds—Wasaington ana George- town Itailroud, 10-40, 68, 103 Did. 105 asked. Wash- ington aud Georgetown Kallroud Convertivie 6a, IW vid, 186 asked. Masonic Hall Association, Ss, 1908, 104g bid. — asked. Washington M. Company, Int morigage 6s, 110 bid, — used. W: ington Market Company inp. 68,” 115 bid, — asked. American Security and Trust Company, Sa, 100 bid, — asked. Washington Light Infantry istmortgdge, 66, 1904, 100 vid, — asked, Washington Light In: 1004, 99 bid, 107 asked. Washington Company, series A, 06, 127 bid, — 116 asked inortgage 58, 148 bid, 11Vasked. Metropolitan Keil- Toad Convertible ts, 120 bid, 19534 asked. UsS. Elec= tric Light Convertible 38, 168 bid, 129 asked. National bank Stocks—Bauk of Washington, 480 bid, 4i5 asked. Bank of Republic, 270 bid, — usked. Metropolitan, #0 bid, 300 asked." Central. 300 bid 185 asked. Columbia, 150 bid, 160 aked. Capi- tal, 13 bid. ed. End, 97 bid, ) 118 bid, —assea Lincoin, The actual amount of the receipts of the District for the fiscal year ending June 30 ex- ceeded the estimate by about $35,000. Last year the receipts were within 1,000 of the es timate, the difference this year being ac- counted for mainly by the change in the law touching arrearages. AX APPROPRIATION NECESSARY. Col. Ernst has written the Commissioners asking if the pavement would be relaid on Pennsylvania avenue from the White House to the War Department and has been informed it might be done “some other summer” if an ap- Proprintion should be forthcoming. A WORKINGMEN'S ComMITrer. In response to a request from Richard A. Dawson, secretary Central Board of Relief, the commissioners have agreed to give audience tomorrow nt noon to a committee who are in- terested in the condition of the workingmen the city. The committee asks that the com- missioners rescind the order of Supt. Arnold increasing the working hours of the street and alley laborers of the District from eight to ten a day. WIDENING THE HAREWOOD ROAD. Some timeago the District officials wrote tothe commissioners of the Soldiers’ Home asking wood road. The District Commissioners have received in reply aletter from Gen. Willcox, gov- with his subject. He will take up his second series tomorrow in literary characters, and bis first lecture will be “Goethe and Carlyle: ‘Their Differences and Resemblances, At4 p.m. Mise Imogen Pierce gave another Shakespearian lecture or rexding. She makes her readings very interesting, for she ix gen- erally assisted by’one or two gentlemen from the audience. ‘The evening lecture will be by Rev. T; Chapman Jones of Rochester on “Our Folks.” it will be a very bright discussion, full of wit. ‘There will be a chorus rehearsal under the direction of Prof. Baker at the Foundry M.E. Church this evening at Scan A Trip to the Seashore. A party of Washingtonians left Washington Saturday afternoon for Ocean City as the gueste of Mr. J. F. Waggaman. They occupied special Pullman palace car, which was run clear through to the seashore. At Bay Ridge the car was run on to @ ferry boat and transporte! across the Chesapeake, and thence by the Baltimore and Eastern’ Shore Toad it was run directly to Ocean City. It was the first time a Pullman ca: had ever been seen on the latter road and it attracted a good deal of attention along the line. The excursion ists arrived at Ocean has purchased several miles of the excellent dig asked. f thie oose, stats ; beacu on each side of Ocean City, and propose ee = ats ene fleet sent a telographic message of congratula-| Booxe, Iowa, July 27.—Harry Terpin and | i003 askew. Tra thy chauge inthe rond long the: law ohé ens |, the tear futnre to estaliah an ocern Senrxs- Cornycown, ees : F tion oi eigaient Carnot, who replied in the | Juck Pitts fought with four-ounce gloves at | Kullroad stocks—Washington and Georgetown, | heme cases. They have no objection, how- | Te*ott which will be particularly convenient eB at Steen SRST | | Baots, N.Y, July 27.—The wife of | most friendly manner, Jared that itis not for | Goybrenk, this morning: Terpin won in, the | Uicula: ey Sid, tasked “Cagtol sau Mamas | eFC t0 the partion interested obtaining from | £0 Washingtonians, With dret-claas railroad hes “this, coms swum dover. (A FE | Louis Francioss, the Italian who was found| |The Nueor Fremya declared that itis not for | g4ybreak this morning: Torpin won in the | Couuiiia, os bid, 71 sake ol und. ‘Sok. | Congress authority to widen the road along the | feiities and hotel accommodations residents Ta tyes esttan a tose dead in the r at Forty-ninth street and und and for Lord Salisbury, but for | fourth round, Patt 6 Street, si aakeu. Eekington ahd Sol y 6 bid, ders’ Homej—" bid, 45 asked. “Georgetown and line from the southeast corner of the home of the capital will be able to take an unbroken Swayze; past noble commander, Daniel i. Noble Commander Sir Knigits Dr. Kicuard Kingwman, z Kulgore and Lady diary E. Peabody the com= mittee ou diuance, and Sir Knighis Flijab L. Bugbee, Samuel N. Hilton and Lady Mary L Augore the committee on the good of the order. Remarks on the good of the order were made by Grand Commander Eule, Deputy Grand Commander K. ti. Mates of National, Noble (Commander Dr. J. A. Dickinson of os Payne ut Novle Commander Mise Adelaide Gvodwill, Lady Rosina M. Humphrey of cyon, and Novie Commander Newvon, and Knights Kilgore, Kingsman, Hulton, Gold Diver, and Ladies diartha J. Veabody end Marguerite McCutchen and others of Commandery. —— Range of the Thermometer. The following were the readings at the signal office today: Sa. m., 66;2 p.m, 7% Maximum, 77; minimum, i isk MAK i AGGAMAN. On July 23, Arcboishop Wasuinaion, D.C INE WAUGAMAN of Near Urvoans, La. <2. DIED. : ’ City Saturday | ait MALGUERICE-veloved twinucursteres eed es cca ing on board the Russian flagship Asin. ; ud, isl’ bid, — asked. Farmers. aud’ Ste- | for suggestions respecti 4 Hare- | tight and remained until this morning, arriv- soe Teoway Linen, and Cotto RISE Ee ieee kore. The utmost cordiality prevailed and the | **ther consider the case. chanics’, 186 bid — asked. Citizenw, 170. bid. Te we ee et ee De nme abeesd ois kar syndicate ive and enable the combing suriace to get dow! | fe | d France to dictate their will to 4 a ji 7 trip to the seashore with little trouble and on clows ip over the eleva ‘eFeat | Second . Brooklyn, last Saturday morn- | Lussia and - ‘Tenleytown, 69 bid, Gsasked. Glen Echo, — bid, 51 | grounds to the south line of the Robinson “ Seustor: ct te antutel und thegrent conveniauce fine | Second avenue, Brooklyn. last Saturday marn-| Pity "rhe enthusioam of the French ee ee ee Property, provided that the home shell bares | quick time. Funeral from St, Stephen's Church at 9. m., Tues- Lester. “it is uperiect selt-cleauer, abd “The best | Ng. has confesse: <= . visitors has boen dampened by the absence in Children Drowned tn » Canal. Ansurauce Stocks—firemen’s, 45 bid, 524 aaked. | fo no ex \d that all buildi: ~ eats day, July 2% Lisautunore and New hora ‘papecs known," Lecaase it isa spring and the vibra. | by Jeremixh Cotto, her lover. She says that | {#1 speeches mide by the Kussians of all| Attextows, Pa., July 27.—George Brophy, | ,iuaurauce stocks—tiren Metropolitan. to bide: | Sone ee os = me ings, fences or ‘Cinatighs st Siemeeuss Nasties hss Soils: Dieawe coy s : Be clon Scene qunhcr lecige than oe | A ota gare vesne in Unk | reforence to the Fepublic. “This is explained | aged siz years, and William Peacocke aged ces | cea eae upion, 1; uid tanked. _Arlibg- | property abull bo replaced tm aa good conditios | In the Police Court today e colecea boy giv- | RENaY CLAT beloved son run Wt, aoe as resin Batch Go not track. [Wit POF no wrote to Corio’ to cone|% them by the statement that the czar Years, were drowned in the Lehigh canal at | {00.10 Did. tenet cole uram, 03 Did, — asked. | Seat the timo of removal and to the satisfac- | ing the € Bencacl Som harged | SUrTBOy. axed five veers cue month and twenty-—un ins fine tan) anaaiiyartscé | fo "America. “Cotto had Tived ‘with | c2nnot drink to the welfare of democratic insti- | Cntataugue thie movie, Meo Uid, "ated." Potomac, 77 bis sor saken | tion of the Commissioners of the Lome, ing the name of Semi ne was charged | Saya to his Lewis. “it ine very etroae | tom sree since his aerival ond although her | tutions, consequently while ‘Vive In France” feat dlen SY Higgs, ij bids 9 asked. “People's Si. uid with the larceny of a pocket book with $2.30 + Op Uitie loved one, got since seo sete eeetn sh cere | mearmetee, since bis serial. on slthongh bee has bec repeatedly heard issuing from Bussian Piano Works Damaged by Fire. asked: Lincoln, 6 vid, —askeu. Comiuercial, 4] A Unique Conscience Contribution, rom Mra. Emma Franklin of 1010 Virginia 2d nvpe oul uere cat uly know towetier, ts teeth do U0 | pelled him to allow Cotto to remain. The two | Hips dur erga : Osuawa, Ont., July 27.—The piano works of | Vid.— asked. A unique “conscience fund” contribution | avenue southwest in the market on Saturday scsi sa, Tough unaae. Levene fits | | past had frequently quarreled, and Friday | Petty bas as yet dared to mention the French Pp wnt insurance Stocks—1 Estate Title, 197 wrayer.” ‘he reasons ar af- | night when Franciosa went out to steal vegeta republic. R. 8. Williams & Son were damaged by fire last Real d, 155 apked. Columbia Title, 635 bid, 64 asked. hhns recently been received at the dead letter last and was sent to the grand jury. Mrs. es vee oo night to the extent of #15,000. Gas and Electric Light Stocks— Washiugton Gas, | office of the Post Office Department in the | Franklin testified that she was on B street in Pazent. indorsed > experts and the tradeeverywbere. | ples from neighboring farms Cotto followed ‘ pratenl sal "43 bid, 484 asked. Georgetown Gas, 45 bid U.S. i isis the rd and jostied ti 2 soe SDEECR Sob ier oer vans Bees | hits and killed him. Mra: Francioss and Cotto fares de adenine man sie Blectriec Ligtt, 192 bid, 168 as Save ot Girty-sight $1 Lowisians lob. | So Stes as pecker eke ae | a OB Sunday, July 28. IML, RLLLA- Bow Acenis. Sisand Say atam. Tus dieda” | arein jail Second Extra Day of the Meeting at the} Warenuvny, Vr., July 27,—Ex-Gov. Paul| opelepioue Siveks—Fennayivania, s¢vid—asked. | tery tickete. ‘The moral aspect of pocket book." Oticer Kendall testified to col. | Bil, MatSLOF, Gatgnte of Bureau Manga § = : = a _ Vr July 271 + wate tid, € rateee asked. Amer} the caso is somewhat mixed from | Poca T 18 No fF. K NECESSARY TO TAKE BLUE ———— Springs. Dillingham died this morning. He would have | ic: Sn raphophiotie, 53 bid, 6 asked. ored man stopping Roane after he had struck oe. Pills to couse the liver to ection. Carters Little) He TROOPERS AT ROUND HILL. = ingham jorning. ‘wot 1 ‘Stocks—Washi ke .- | the fact that the tickets hed all matured, but | Mr. H. I. Gregory with a club when he at- Ly venue Liter Mille are m Don't forget thie aera Or July 27.— This is the second | been ninety-two years old in August He was | pany i uid, > sated, Creat Sain a ates, | mot in caahe Ekin da atared, bat tempted to stop him, and the pocket book was | Sontwest, "Ail irienaret taetemsntcorttinnae iss ~ > They Have Turned Their Horses’ Heads | ©! day of the race mecting. Six events are [Snir Se 1844 and governor of | “jiu, 168 ‘asked. oul! Kan Fanorama Com- | the anti-lottery policy of the Post Ofice De-| found where he threw it. Healso testified that | net On Monday, Jair 27. O01, ah 430,» Evsuszons Wasrs As roeard Waning dorm onthe program. The weather ie clar-| Vermont in 18 and iat, bat tgsund Tey cigar Company, | Chic ctomycied te seurbusgrine "| Revit in th pockt book, ening | fas 2 Dek natn sd aay ELECTRIC FAN. Speciat Dispatch to The Evening Star mars oS Tyson Alea ine Blown to Pieces in an Expiosion. Secan Building Company, — old, od sence “| Dead Letter Office: Here are. thirty-eight a Fhetinul We tay ate reepecttauy tnvieed os Bat they suppose 't tupossibie to aveone uniews | Rowsp Hit, Va., July 27.—Last night was | condition. » Cus Gauexa, In1., July 27.—An explosion occur- | "Safe vepusitand stus: Companies—Washington | tickets. They cost me and I never gota He Stole a Typewriter. Mend ge ge reg Sarg can be connected with the city electric ight | cold, but the troops belonging to the Washing-| First race, purse @400, of which $75 to sec- red in a new mill of the Laflin Rand Powder | Safe Deposit Company, 115 bid,—asked. Wash-| Cent. It is ail humbug. y send out some wires. Wo can pu: ab electric fan in any New York cavalry 6 cath dahalf furlongs. Starters, weights, = @ ington 4.0an aud. srust Company, — bid, 97 | small prizes, but the large ones stay at home, | William W. Smith, colored, was recently con- HOME, OFFICE Ok STORE IN THE oe ‘Teute ct that. The | betting and jockeys: Belle of Orange (Gorman), | Company at Platteville, Wis.. as it was about asked. American Security and ‘Trust G + | It is a good thing that Uncle Sam has fined in the workhouse on somb trivial charge, Rbich cam tercn by cur patent rrimerybatteryate| the afternoon, pasting again through the | 1; Palisade (Covington), 112, 25 to 1; Benjamin | workman nam wrey was the only one in eee aise SOCESTS 4 wank. town, the picturesque campaign hate being used Robinson), 105, 8 to 1; Princess Bowling (An- jerson), 111, 8 to 5; Mabel Glenn (Simms), 107, ret mill and he was blown to atoms. The was wrecked, and the concussion Saddlers and Harness Makers. ‘The National Association of Saddle and Har- a change. He left without permission and ftinually inanewer totheir constant greet! pleats before ho was out very long ho , visited the | A continually inanswe Feonstant greetings. : 5 on F street, bift not being sted th, Mo it saa: Bh cwbeceed | The afternoon ride was about twelve miles, |2 t@ 1: Belwood (filler). 112, 8 to1; Marie | awoke the town. -BALTIMORE, July 27.—Flour steady—wostern | ness Makers has filed a certificate of inco office of Mr. Bowles on F bit = foow to four in your house. Lou can put iti . ‘ i (Garrigan), 109, 100 to 1. —————— Your dining rovm et cakes tine, om tue tabieim your | and camp was pitched at dusk in a stubble- me tacerpece- Sitting room in the evening afd over your bed at ° ye will furnsh: fans forone week's t field. Coffee and sandwiches composed the evening meal, and after some little foraging ‘American pools Princess Bowling, $20; Ma- bel Glenn, $15; field, €25. Mecting of Toronto Orangemen Defeated. Tonoxro, Oxt., July 27.—The Orangemen super, $.50a8.75; do. extra, 3.7544.25; family, 4.50a4.85; winter wheat patent, 5.0va5.30; spring ‘Wheat patent, 5.25a5.00; spring wheat straight, 4754 tion. The objects are to aid its members to become more skillful and efficient workers, the able to get into the safe and secure cash plunder he walked off with a vial befewe pur Princess Bowling won, with Mabel Glenn sec- 5.o0—recelpts, 4.27 barrels: snipments, $18 barrels; | promotion of their general intelligence, the | S22 ¥&# 800 afterward arrested b; ai, ot Liboeoe pee | chase cr you can ser thems ranting st eur ede in the neighborhond the Sived riders rolled | ogi snd Balls’ of ‘range third. ‘Time, Eg. ate Bakes ceed = caer tae is hare ea tones fe | Pe a Fitagorald. | This morning in the Piliiaes, only surviving master — 2 ; b =| Princess Bowling carried four pound ~ juce } y. This 97; the month, ¥6, + 9674087; vation character, the regulati jead guilty SON BATZEIY,LIGMY ANDFOWERCO, | Fs aout") the aris nal | pe Be f Orange five nad hae Love | ape! he edngneo wich prohibit gn | emt a, oat uy sane et | he mag ana ie Roatan. Soniton, of | ead wa . is | : : ing ii ity parks the first man who Fa “ s = i ; 70 Louisiana 4 bet jock | *¥9- bt noe ag 195,518 bushels; shipinents, 1 'k, | in the prosecution of their trade, the raisi SS sui Wook the rand The morte ma tiek |. Second race, purse @800, of which 100 to sec- | attempted to epeat Was arrested. ‘The erond ‘esp Duishels: sales, 125,000 of funds for the bene® of the a ed been thirteen miles to Round Hil here quite ond, for three-year-olds und upward, 537 fur- tried to rescue the prisoners and a riot oc- 3) 0; the month, 7 k, disabled oF 0 mA dc. It is signed P.G. = , red, the police having «hard struggle with etsy; southern corn,” wate, steady, i; | EuemPloyed members, a aumber of Washingtonians are stopping at | ug. ; je ; a a ee ‘ipis | Crane, president; Hiram C. Corless, , Now Oz Neven. Cottages and boarding houses, “ihe more | gBtMrtepy Se.: Nadstone (Tara) 122 pounds, | the crowd. “The prisoncr was Analy Kags in | Yellow, aut ‘sazayapot, No, white, te~receh ing ride has been through a charmin; country. The troop forded the Shenand at Castleman's ferry, the water coming to the saddles. Every article in my doubie store at prices so low you | Silamile and say. “I'l take it." We always ander- 4fto 1: Appomattox (Pearson), Ie ponnds, a to 1; Mabelle (Stevenson), 98 pounds, 8 to 2; Kitty Van (Simms), 112 pounds. 6 to 1; Gran- ite (Miller), 112 pounds, 60 to 1: Polydora persed. Several were injured. ‘The disturb ance is likely to be renewed next Sunday. $053 bushels; shipments, 30 is; stock, bushels; sales, none. Oats firm and’ fairly ‘active —No. 2 white western, 43 asked; No. 2 mixed pin olen Sen go cg iy Me esi Nad | and George Joscelyn, treasurer. ——atnietaios THE COURTS, White—Mra. Nancy Knight, 64 years, jaun- 1 p 1: Pe ments, hone; stock, 0431 bushels, ys _ wrce Couns Judge Magner. dice; Mary A. Fullerton, 34 years, gastric ca- sei] down-town houses, because our expensesareles—| 1) attongh some magnificest Pood {het | (iryant), 98 pounds, 100 to 1; Racine (Williams), | A Female Correspondent’s @100,000 Bult. itm active inquiry —No. 2, 7{—recetpts, io) bu a m eaaee bed rd, PRE ntadhes SESS ELITE shthiae cu crmait, but dar- | ned with stone walls up. throngh Smickers | 127 pounds, }to2” American pools, Racine, | Ban Hannon, Me, July 27.--The great activ- is shipments Dobe; stock, Sass bushels, | Hay | , Todey “Collins agt Mason; time to take tee | russ Marsares Sain? We colacticr apna cctcaie’=* “| gap. The view wus extensive, antl up throng | ©2: Held €15.°0° Racine fin. | #Y Of correspondents here bas been the cause | Sil! SRPMS, 18S | ea teport ouatimenaed pattie paid | bins, 2. years, “Tow whe nvail Gemeelves of this Genuios argu | the mountain the command scareda number of | , The race was won by Madstone., Rac 110i, | Of @ libel suit for $100,000 damages. Misa _————— ae trustees. Reed testimony ordered | years, ‘pne Sepa sit Rua, ue somuters warieor an | Mbablants Ook Ofs years Growth by lively | hed second and, Malle hind, Time, 1103 Margherita Arlina Tamm, is about to bring | Anwy Oupzus.—Col Eugene A.Carrsiztheny- | tikon before C Hele cxaminer. ‘Parleis age | prematire ‘birth ——. i 1d Hill| ‘third race, purse $400, of which $75 to sec- | agains! ton Herald an action for that | airy, is detailed as @ member of the a oe. aa Greets 14.4. Solld Ouk Sidaboard.@11.85. | The troop will camp tonight at Round Hill | | third rac, purse S20) or amount for defamation of character. Miss | *"%? 4 tis ‘aig | — Stirs "a an "bats gue tare | gmc bog bg tere the op and ame | Siar Homer (Aarne), 104 pound 3 o| Ha, sho i etion Yours of agu scared |r etrng ord at the army bald aiasenaaines en Golored aces Matting, good style. | Of large-sized proportions is expected. The Bie eevee Glsesballs. 118 oon Rows in the Secretary's house. She attributes |S. ' Otis, twenticth’ infantry. relieved. | wr. yinal has purchased for 87,000 of E. HL eee ‘The Boys “Didn't Know.” Srnrsorety, [ut., July 27.—Four boys, two of them sons of John Laswell and the ‘others named Houstman, living three miles | trom this city, were playing with an old gun fast night and ‘one of them dropped « match into it, The gun was discharged and Gus Houstman was fatally wounded, several shots entering his heart. John Laswell was shot in the arm and Arthur Houstwnan in the shoulder. The boys were unaware that the gun was joaded. DON'T DOUBT TILL YOU TRY. GRASTY, THE PUSHER, FUENITURE, OBINA, GLASS, &c., I 1510-12 7th st. ww., bet. Pand @. ‘Te keep trade up I keup prices down. ae To Open Up the Frazer Kiver Territory. Suxas, Wasu., July 27.—-A charter has lately been granted by the dominion parliament to One dollar ands Baif wilt bay Ave | capitalists of New Westminster to build a road ae pisasant miners! | fem the boundary line to Vaneonver, via New eee ca Se malacin sud | Westminster. under the name of “Dirrard In. oo Sree reat | letand New Westminster Railway.” urk will | sometie | avon beginand in sfx months the road wil! be well DEPOT 108 Pa. ave. n.w. | toward completion. The road is to Le Luilt to Ifyou want s home, besith, heppi-| the interest of New Westmiuster and in op; Bewn, purchase two sbares of this | sition to the Canadian Pacific, which, it is Mock at two hundred deilars, which | ojsimed, has discriminated mm favor of Van- ait open up the country south of Frazer river in | } Hi 50; dela gis. American pools—Homer, 850; 1 Homer von, with How or Never’ second sad Come-to-Taw third. Time, 2 minutes. Fourth race, purse $450, of which £75 to sec- ond, for maiden three-year-olds, % mile. ‘Starters: Montello (Robinson), 99 pounds, 8 to1; Spendolina (Anderson), 113 pounds, 3'to 1; Leo En (Stevenson), 102 I ager orn 20 to 1; Panhandle (Simms), 102 pounds, 10 to 1; Bullet (Hatchell), U1 pound, 8 to 1; Princo of Durk- ness (Boyer), 108 pounds, 23¢ meriean in-Erince off Unsknsen’ A8, Spendsline, 10; field, €25. Leo En won, with Prince of Darkness second and Spendoline third. Time, 1.20. Fitth race, purse 0490, of which €60 to sec- onStarters: Tarquin, 110 pounde, ‘tarters: mi even 3 Ayreshire Lass, 108 pounds, 8 to 1: Apollo, 110 poands, 4 tol; Sam Carey, 10 pounds, 10 0.45 Gold Dollar, 110 pounds, 3 to 1; Maggie Beck, 103 pounds, 12 to 1. American pools: Tarquin and Gold Dollar eombined, #25: i: field, $25. The race won by vin. Gold Dollar finished sscond and pete tied, Time, quin carried four pounds over weight, = the attack toa Mrs. Gorse, who, as she says, jealous of her. 5 — End of « Great Trust. 8r. Pact, Mrxx., July 27.On Thursday the affairs of the great trust formed in 1879 and consisting of A. H. Wilder and E. F. Drake, to which were given the lands granted to five roads which form the present Omaha fone Capt. He P. Ritzius, twenty-fifth infantry, will Pevors tm son to Col. Eugene Carr, sixth cavalry, president of the army retiring at Now York city,for examination by the board. Leave of absence for two months and twenty- one days, to take effect on or about August 10, 1801, is granted ‘Capt. | Wil- mM. corps following named officers are —a’ the carpenter duignte Second Lieut. An- road, by which trust nearly 350,000 acres of | dre 000 Jand have been sold and 200, affairs, an end, ite work being completed. ————— Attempted Train Wrecking at Staunton. Sravstox, Va., July 27.—A dastardly attempt | Nat was mide to wreck a passenger train on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad this ae switch in the western suburbs of the town was left open and the light turned off. The train and mis- ran into the switch, wrecking. the engine three cars, but no one was ereants have not been discovered. ————— Hero, jr., twelfth infantry, to com, H; Second’ Lisute John E Hinga, i= fantry, to company C. Ax Ixsorvext Baxg.—The controller of the > g New Your, July 27.—This morning’all parties inw Youx, July 27.—' yall having lead trust céftificates standing in their ————— A NOTED DISPUTE SETTLED. i E ‘ives you one large buildin lot. on | Couver. whic you can erect s cottawe aud ‘Ecet all theanere conditions. Cail oa J.B CARPENTER for particu- 5 ___ are OA Seh st aw. se Lm" OLE SSD BERING ‘Neatly done, WILSON & CAPR. i ——— Destitution in Ne: Haurrax, N. 8, July 2 | Bay of Islands, N. P., says that the commander lot H. M. 8. Pelican has compelled the lobster Hat.ue._| factories there to eeaso, operations. The : cf we French factories arene GUIPRS LATTER LIVER | Pe Mitveed with, The Frenchisen at Port ae sad reeulate the bowels, but de Portare eugaged in Ui COMPLAINT is WANT OF APPEIITE se SE 35, Paulas coats moet | fetus. i icruscate : ' g 8 : Hi i unt i as i f (F Erste £ i : £ i g & E f t { HI i HW i | i i ji gi. i for | i district .it He fs f Be ¥E 5 E