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Evening star., 1885-06-24

NAVAL CADETS CHARGED WITH THROWING
KISSES TO PRETTY GIRLS.-An excursion party
from Baltimore went TO Annapolis on Thursday
last, and ii is charged that the second class OF
cadets at the Naval academy kissed their hands
TO and winked at the pretty girls among the
eXcursionsts. The charges are being investi-
gated by the Naval academy authorities.
Evening star., 1885-06-24
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Evening star., 1885-06-24

DIR. WALSH TO BE BISHOP OF DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, June pa special dispatch from
Rome to the Ereenauns Journal states that Rev.
DR.. Walsh, president of Maynooth college, has
been appointed by the pope archbishop oil Dub
in to succeed the late Cardinal Archbishop
Mc(tabp-
Evening star., 1885-06-24

A MoRMoN'S PLUCKY CHILD-wIFE.-Last
Saturday Charles l.. White was arrested in Salt
Lake City, Utah, charged with unlawful cohab-
itation, and had partial examination before
United States Commissioner Mckay. His po-
lygamous wife, a mere child. was asked by the
prosecution ii she was married to the defend
ant She declined to answer that and all other
questions, and was fined $50 and imprisoned
until Monday morning for contempt When
the case was called Monday morning the de-
fendant waived further examination, and was
bound over IN $500 bail to await the action of
the grand jury. He was at once rearrested on
the charge of pOlygamy. The hearing was set
for 2 p. m. At that hour the youthful polyga-
nous wife was again put on the stand. When
asked If she was married to the defendant she
again refused to answer, and was fined $1OO
ary until the fines were paid. The girl said she
would not answer; she did not care what her
ever. Neither fine has been paid. The case
was continued, and in default OF $4,000 bail
White was sent to iail.
Evening star., 1885-06-24

A MEETING OF MEMBERS OF THE BAR.
The notice that meeting of members of the
bar would be held to take suitable action in
consequence of Mr. Merricks death brought to
the Circuit Court not only members of the bar,
but numbers of our leading citizens. Among
the latter were Messrs. w. n. Cagett,
r. W. Fenwick, w. G. Harper, c. c. Glover;
Josiah Dent. The bar was represented
by ex-Solicitor General Phillips, ex-Assistant
Attorney General Maury, Hon. John Goode,
Hon. Eppa Hunton, Hon. s. Shellabarger, JOS.
H. Bradley, A. G. Riddle, and many others,
bot old and young.
Mr.. John Selden called the meeting to order
and nominated the venerable Joseph III.
Bradley to preside. This nomination was
approved by election Mr.. Bradley. upon taking
the chair, spoke feelingly of the occasion which
Garnett elected secretary. Messrs. VIM.
A. Maury, j. Hubley Ashton, Eppa HuntOn,
Samuel +. Phillips, EnOch TOtten, Leigh Rob
insOn, Albert G. Riddle and John Selden were
appointed to draft resolutions
During the absence of the committee Mr.. Cas-
sin, of Georgetown, made brief address. He
said that all the statements that he had read
in regard to the causes of his removal to Chi
cagO were incorrect. The resolutions to be Of
fered, he said, could not be said to do justice to
the great character of Richard L. Merrick.
When the committee returned to the court
room Mr.. Maury reported q series of reSOlu-
tions, paying tribute to the memory of Mr.. Mer-
rick, lamenting the bereavement which the
man to present the resolutions in due form to the
Court in General Term, and providing that las a
mark of respect, the members of the bar attend
the funeral in body.
Mr.. Maury in presenting the resolutions
made an interesting eulogistic address.
Mr.. Leigh Robinson followed in a graceful
Mr. A. 6. Riddle followed Mr. Robinson.
Evening star., 1885-06-24
baltimore Mark ets.

BALTIMORE, ND. June 24.-virginia SKIES, past
due coupons, 521i new tenforties. 35; new threes,
531s bid to-day
BALTIMORE, ND, June 24.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding, lOas Flour nominally steady and quiet
super, 325a36O; do extra TOAD 90 do. Rio brands
4.3Oa5. 10: Patapsc0 family $50; do. superlati>e
patent, 600 Wheat-sOuthern steady and quiet
western lower closing dull southern red, 93a94 doe
western winter Isd SPOT esAaSss.. ffesh july, S4a
COrn-southern white easier; yellow hrmer; western
neglected: southern white, 6Oa6l: do yellow, 66a57
western mixed M 5uy 81 bid August g. asked
white, sssse; DO mixed, ssaSS Pennsylvania. SASS
choice fennsyivania and Maryland, I8.OOal ZOO
Provisions steady and fairly acttve - Mess pork
l226al2 90 Bulk meats shoulders and clear rib
s; rib sides, IA hams i1ieiaia IaSd-reiined, - -.
Butter dull-Western packed l0a13; creamery, ldal8
Eggs easier, 13lhal4. Petroleum nominally steady
refined. 74aS1S Sugar easier and quiet-A SOFT On
q HSls steady
6S2d.; four. Isa1a8d.: grain. Ia3d. per quarter
Receipts-d0ur. 2,648 barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels
corn 81 600 bushsls: oats, 5000 bushels; rye, 100
buahels. shipmsnts- -aour. 578 barrels corn. $4,000
SsSs1s SnsSss ssss 9SS pTaSs Dasesa $1,000
Chicago Markets.
weaker On improving croP reports snd closed q inside
figures IN under yesterday-Caah, 50; July, ssh: Au
gust, 9iSa0OAs; september, 92tk Corn lower-Cash
47ls: July, az August and September, l64s. Oats
sssy-cssh sz;; @ Sf Sply ts2ai 44Ssuss, 27a Rye s$
aud July. 1861; HnsS.s. 1886 losS sspsemseI: Io.sS an
Lard sf9sdy.Cssh. a67ah: July. 6J62AG August 72iE
September, ESQ
Evening star., 1885-06-24

THE ATTEMPT TO UNsEAT MAYOR HARRI-
sON.-The contest Of the citizens committee OF
Chicago against Mayor Harrison has taken
have prepared bill, which was read at a meet
ing on Saturday. The bill demands a recount
alleges that in q number of precincts the count
made by the election officers was fraudulent;
secondly, the bill alleges over 1000 cases OF
fraudulent voting, and makes specific charges
OF fraud, for which ample evidence has been
collected.
Evening star., 1885-06-24

SENATOR SHERMAN's EXPECTATIONS FOR
1854 telegram from St. Paul, June %, says:
Senator sherman and party went out to Lake
Minnet0nka yesterday and returned this morn
ing. They left for the east this even
ing. A man who had q conversation with the
Senator on Saturday evening says that while
he did not 60 80 far a. to commit himself un-
equivocaliy, the inference was Irresistible that
he expected to be the republican candidate for
Preside Mt In 1883. He does not attach much
Evening star., 1885-06-24

MRS. PHELPs DANCES WITH THE PRINCE OF
WALES.-Untted States Minister Phelps and
his wife were among the guests at grand ball
ton, the French ambassador, at his residence,
Albert Gate house, Hyde Park. The Prince and
Princess of Wales and most of the leaders OF
London society were also present Mrs. Phelps
danced With the Prince Of Wales. Her diamonds
were superb.
Evening star., 1885-06-24
A London Club Scandal.

A CHARGE OF SWINDLING AT CARDS BRINGS
ON RIOT AND ARRESTS.
Late on Saturday night, May 8, four men
were elected from the European club. in Lon
don. They raised the cry that they had been
swindled in the club house. A mob that
quickly gathered smashed the windows of the
building. The police arrived and searched the
house for the alleged gamblers, but none were
to be found. The police then fastened to a
neighboring social democratic club, thinking
the gamblers might have taken refuge there.
Here the police made a forcible entry, and
while they were engaged examining the
upper floors, the mob that had followed the
police wrecked the lower parts of the
establishment, looted the bar, and carried
of the coats, umbrellas and other personal
property of the members The police did not
ind any gamblers. The members of the club
finally rallied, and free fight with the police
followed. The result was that a great number
of the members of the club were badly
wounded, and some fifty of them were ar
rested. Six only of those arrested We're de-
tanned, however, for further examination
when arraigned in court the next morning.
Since that time the authorities have been max
ing a searching inquiry into the affair, and yes
terday number OF the police and four men,
bers of the club were fully committed for trial
at the Old Bailey.
Evening star., 1885-06-24

An insect called the dumb locust is commit.
ting ravages on apple trees in some OF the south
west counties Of Virginia, and trees ere dying
By hundreds.
Evening star., 1885-06-24

THE COMING CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.-It is
said In Richmond that the readjusters who de-
serted Gen. Malone have determined to run
an Independent ticket against both the demo-
unless the democrats take up John e. Massey
as their candidate for governor. The contest
for the republican nomination win be between
John 8. Wise and f. s. Blair.
Evening star., 1885-06-24
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at the Company's Offices 81 Broadway New York,
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Evening star., 1885-06-24

Owing to his having no boats, Hanlan has
telegraphed Teemer asking two weeks post
to begin August 9Th.
A severe wind and hail storm passed over the
lower portion OF Augusta county, Va, Sunday,
prostrating buildings, and causing heavy
damage.
Evening star., 1885-06-24
nUNCANSoN BROS, Aucuoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE No. 74O SEVENTH
STREET SOUTHEAST. EIGHT ROOMS WITH

BATH.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated the 29th day .t*
OF December, A d. 1879. and duly recorded In sH5f
Liber No. y63 folio %, seq, of the Ian II.
records OF the District of Columbia and req
OF the party secured thereby, We will. on TIL CKS-
DAY. JULY TWO, A. d. 1Ss-o at SIX O'CLOCK r..
M sell al PUBLIC auction in front OF the premises the
following described lots and parcels of land situate
the City of Washington. District of Columbia to wit:
The north three I'D ieet and four 4 inches of lot eight
o.. in square No. 904, and the south fourteen 14l
feet and eleven I'D inches Of lot nine co. in said
square 9Ui. more particularly described in said deed
of trust. together with the improvements thereon
consisting OF twostory frame dwelling. eight rooms
and bath room.
Terms of safe: Onethird of the purchase money in
CASH the balance able in two equal insallments
and two Years, secured by the OF the pur-
chaser and deed of trust the premises sold, all
cash. at the option of the purchaser All conveyanc-
ing al purchasers cost deposit of 500 required at
the time sale If the terms of sale complied
with wNhin days from the date thereof the trus-
reserve the light TO resell said premises the
cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser.
> r.. MIDDLETON, lr
ie2i-dSds ID. w. MIDDLETON, JR: Afus'ees
Other Auctions See 7th Page.
Evening star., 1885-06-24
The RittenhOust Academy Commence
memt.

The annual commencement of Mr.. O. C.
Wights school took place yesterday afternoon
at the academy, in the presence of large num-
ber of friends of tile scholars. The exercises
Hamilton, Dunn McKee, Lanier NICK ee, George
Schultz, Walter q. Peter, Richard Tyler and
Thomas c. Noyes; and debate participated in
scholarship were awarded to Victor Kauff-
mann, Thomas c. Noyes, Lanier Mckee and
Dunn Mckee; for punctuality, Ralph Hamilton,
ment, Harry Teller, Walter Peter, Kennon
Peter and James Davidson; honorable mention
for success in certain studies,s Joseph Macfar-
Edward Greer and Harry Duncanson. The
graduating students were Thomas G. Moves aud
Victor Kaufman, both Of whom have entered
Princeton college.
Evening star., 1885-06-24
AND COMMERCIAL.
Name o. 2:2OD Ndme o. 2:

The following are the opening and 2:2O pm. prlce.
Ofthe New York Stock market to-day, as reported by
special wire to H II. Dodge. $50 18th street:
Evening star., 1885-06-24

Mr.. WM. L. ALDEN, the new consul general
to Rome, qualified at the State department to-
Evening star., 1885-06-24

WIN. MCLEAN's FUNERAL.-The funeral of
VIM Mclean is In progress this afternoon from
Rev. Dr. Bartlett, of the New York avenue.
Presbyterian church, Is officiating, and the
attendance embraces large number of our
ment will be at Oak Hill.
EXCURSIONS, ETC.-Class No. 8, Memorial
Sunday school, will give an excursion Friday
evening on the steamer George Law. There will
wharf wi at p M, and an % enjoyable time s1 is @ an.
ticipated.- ashington Council, No. 2, o. U.
A. NJ, will take its friends on an excursion to
Congress street wharf, Georgetown, at 7:3O
sharp.-The Caledonian club will entertain
its friends at Marshall Han Friday evening
day school will go to Glymont on the Mary
ciub. s summy %oods Win be opened 9p1ean TO- mem
bers sto-morrow.-The Young Mems Christian
Association will give moonlight excursion on
the Corcoran Friday evening.
EXPENSIVE FUN FOR THE BoYs:-Three
small boys, George Johnson, George Baker and
charged with injuring the trees on the public
streets. The boys were short of funds and
at Buffalo Bilrs show. Judge smell told the
boys that the trees were not telegraph poles,
and fined them S5 each.
THE PRESIDENT PRESENTED WITH BROOM
A very enjoyable concert was given at Ford's
Opcra-QOuSe yesterday aICcrQOO0 Oy pupllS Oh
the Maryland Institution for the Instruction of
the Blind. The President, who attended the
concert with Miss Cleveland, was presented, at
the conclusion of the program, with q broom
which the pupils had made for the occasion.
THE OWNER OF A BITING Doc FINRD.-A
young man named Frank Martin, who is the
owner of o large Newfoundland dog, named
"Whip," was before Judge Smell today, the
dog being represented as q dangerous canine,
and Frank was charged with being its owner,
and allowing 1t to run at large. 1t was shown
that the dog recently bit young lady named
Mary Lane, and that'it had on previous occa-
sions bitten other persons. Frank was fined
SO or 80 days.
HoMING PIGEON RACE.-At q homing pigeon
race on the 21st instant, between the lofts of
Josef Kaspar and Robert B. Caverly. of Wash
ington, from Piney Point, Md, distance ninety.
two miles, the Kaspar birds arrived at their
loft in one hour and dfty minutes; the Caverly
birds arrived at their lott in one hour and
forty-ive minutes.
DAMAGES FoR BEING CHEATED OUT OF Hrs
BRIDAL TouR.-Josh Coppola was married at
went to the Baltimore and Ohio depot to start
on his wedding tour, the conductor refused to
recognize his sleeptngcar tickets, as the train
was crowded with the Duckworth club on their
way to the Inauguration. Coppola sued for
$4,000 damages, and yesterday obtained YER
dict for 500 against the railroad company.
Owing to his having no boats, Hanlan has
telegraphed Teemer asking two weeks post
pOnement Of the races arranged between them
MINI . "a ,, ,%.,~,v, ,,,.. 49,.
Evening star., 1885-06-24

THE CAPITOL GROUNDS CoNCERr.-The fol-
lowing is the program for the Marine band con-
cert at the east front of the Capitol this after
noon: March, "kaiser josef" Strauss; mosaic,
"Bric-a-Brac," Missud: valse, ,"See-Saw, )" Grove;
selection, 1.-The Mikado," Sullivan; cOllocation
''rhe Reggar STUDENT Mellocker; potpourri,
.'Squatter Sovereignty,"'. Braham; galop, Lies
Male des Indies" LaWelbe.
Evening star., 1885-06-24
I'd EDITION.
--latest 1HlGgIanS to The Star.
GEN. GORDON's DIARIES.

The Curious Work which Is to be Pub.
lished TO-mOrrOw-A Strange Medley
of Sharp Criticism on the British
Governments. Religious Reflections
kof fe
Evening star., 1885-06-24

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER,-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
3 a. m., 59. 1; a. ~. 64.3: IL a. NJ, 1873;
d. w., 77.3.
Evening star., 1885-06-24

WIN. MCLEAN'S FUNERAL.-The funeral of
VIM. Mclean is In progress this afternoon from
his late residence, 1915 Rhode Island avenue,
Rev. Dr. Bartlett, OF the New York avenue.
Presbyterian church, Is officiating, and the
attendance embraces large number Of our
leading citizens and business men, The inter.
ment will be at Oak Hill.
Evening star., 1885-06-24

PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY-A WARM DISCUSSION
BETWEEN COUNSEL.
When the Clark investigation was resumed
to-day the charges alleging defects in the con-
struction of the City Hall were taken up. These
charges alleged defective construction in several
respects, and especially in the ceiling of the
room OF the Court in Banc and of the consulting
room.
Mr. jackson put on a witness Mr.. Bunnell,
a stone cutter, who was about to testify in rela-
tion to otherp parts Of the building than the ones
specified.
Mr.. Miller objected, asserting that they had
been patient long enough. The prose-
cution had come here with certain
charges and specifications, and he OBJ
jected to going into the examination
erly specified and the Secretary of the Interior
directed their investigation.
A warm discussion followed between counsel,
which wound up by Mr.. Jackson saying: If
you are afraid of an investigation, say So"
am afraid it will never end at this rate" :"
said Mr.. Hay.
Major Jonas having sustained the objection,
Mr.. Bunnell left the stand.
Mr.. Jackson said he was unable to go into the
other charges specified until he had procured
other papers, which, he claimed, had not been
furnished by the architects office.
Major Jonas then examined Messrs. Sherman,
McPyncheOn and others as to the various con-
tracts for the work on the City hall.
Evening star., 1885-06-24

THE PRESIDENT PRESENTED WITH A BROOM.
A very enjoyable concert was given at Ford's
the Maryland Institution for the Instruction of
the Blind. The President, who attended the
concert with Miss Cleveland, was presented, at
which the pupils had made for the occasion.
Evening star., 1885-06-24
, BENSINGER, Auctioneer.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF STORE FIXTURES.
shall sell at store No 2lO 10Th ST.. st., on
FRIDAY MORNING, the TWENTY-SIXTH OF
JUNE, at Ten O'CLOCK, all the Fixtures contained
therein, consisting of one Miller Combination safe.
nearly new; one Fairbanks Platform scale Truck,
Stove, Desk, Awning lot Egg Gases lot Wire Coops,
lot of shelving, Bins, Counters Meat Rack, many
other articles not enumerated.
one fine Bay Horse, nine years DID, sound kind and
gentle.
Business Wagon and Harness.
je24-2t 5. BENSINGER Auct
Evening star., 1885-06-24

would laugh at all Europe. 1 own to having
been very insubOrdinate to her majestys gov
ernment, but ii is in my nature; cannot help
it. know if was chief / would never employ
myself, tor / am an incOrrigible; hope / am.
Not going down to history as the cause Of this
expedition. decline the imputatiOn. come
to deliver the garrison this is constantly re-
peated). The waste OF money and expense of
life by the present expedition is utterly due to
the indeciSiOn of our government,
Evening star., 1885-06-24

HoMING PIGEON RACE.-At q homing pigeon
race on the 21st instant, between the fofts of
ington, from Piney Point, Nd, distance ninety
two miles, the Kaspar birds arrived at their
loft in one hour and f1fty minutes; the Caverly
birds arrived at their lott In one hour and
fOrty.ivo minutes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-15
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