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Evening star., 1885-06-26

The New Premier EXpladDs His CO0FDe.
In the house Of lords yesterday, the conserve
tives occupied the government benches. The
Marquis OF Salisbury explained that the queen
had informed him that IL was her opinion
that he might reasonably accept ONCE upon
the assurances given by Mr.. Gladstone, her
majesty at the same time pointing out the seri-
Gus injury to the public service IL o settlement
was longer delayed, or new complications
should arise T3e marquis said thai he then
with the unanimous consent Of his colleagues
, ~ NJ ~ LIE % Gu% ,r - Svs vsee, sno hS
show that he had adopted the proper oourse.
Evening star., 1885-06-26

Appointments by the President, Etc.
The President appointed the following col
lectors of customs to-day: Theophilus Moody
Favre for the district of Pearl River, Miss;
Joseph B. OBrien for the district of Natchez
Miss; John E. Grady for the district of Apala-
chicola, Fla.
Mr.. John E Devilin, of New York, who is at
the Arlington, says that a new collector of the
port of New York will be appointed tomorrow,
II not to-day, and that he will be New York
(city) man.
Evening star., 1885-06-26

In the house Of lords yesterday it was an.
nounced that the redistribution Of seats bin
and several other bills have received the royal
assent
samuel 8. Bacon, . lawyer Of Miles, Mich.
who had been married for forty-eight hours az.
tempted 70 commit suicide Thursday.
Ihe Albany ~. u EuesenO yosss1snl says:
"Mayor Bleecker Banfs, Of this city, (the inti-
mate friend of Cleveland and Manning), Is q
candidate Tor Tie democratic domination Tor
governor
Evening star., 1885-06-26
FIFTEEN HORSE THIEVES HANGED.
Citizens Of Indian Territory samnss
rtly DISPOSE Of q Ssane or De~p<r.AOeu.

rtly Dispose of . Gang or De~pernAocs-
GAINESVILLE, TEXAS. June 26.-lnformation
has reached here OF another hanging OF horse
thieves In Indian Territory, they being part OF
the same gang with those that were hanged
about two weeks ago. Some officers from Bur-
lington, with n posse OF citizens and officers
from Indian Territory, determined TO rid them
selves OF these horse thieves, whose depreda-
tions have been greater and more daring during
this last spring and summer than ever before.
The thefts were wholesale. and the gang was muir
derous and defiant like the Lee gang When three
oi them were overtaken and hanged a few DAYS
ago the citizens determined not 10 stop until
the work was completed. and from the latest
advices IL would secfn that this policy had been
carried out The officers aud posse OF citizens
continued on the trail and overlook eight more
OF the gang on Wichita river, all OF whom were
hung. Continuing their search, the officers
found four more OF the gang on Mud creek. who
suffered the same fate. The names OF the men
hanged are not given.
Evening star., 1885-06-26

PORTLAND, Me-, June 26.-The encampment
Is gradually breaking up. At an early hour this
morning many posts started for home, and
there was an almost continuous march of bands
and veterans towards the depots for several
hours. The principal event to-day Is q grand
excursion and clambake at Little Cheleague
island.
Evening star., 1885-06-26

NO PLANS FORsTHE BUILDING YET-TAIR AZ
TO THE RECTORSHIP.
1t will probably be some time yet before the
plans for theproposed Catholic University build.
ing will be adopted and the work begun. The
corner stone will probably not be laid before
fall. The rector OF the Institution has not yet
been chosen and there 10 no hurry to name him
before the building gets under way. The i'm
preston is that Bishop Becker, OF Delaware.
Will be chosen. II may be, however, that the
rector VIII not be chosen fr0m among the
bishops. In that case Father ChapeIle would
probably be the man. The purchase OF the site
is the only positive action yet taken By the
committee In charge Of the matter.
Evening star., 1885-06-26
Great Expectations.

THE PLACE HUNTERS "BoB UP sERENELY"
The democrats have begun to bob up about
the departments and hotel lobbies again with
an air of activity. The near approach of the
new fiscal year has given them a new interest
In life, and between now and the 1st of July
there will be heavy pressure brought to bear
upon tho dispensers of office. The prospects OF
success seem more promising i'm some quarters,
Dut many complaints are made against Assist
ant postmaster General Hay because he doesn't
turn the little fourth class "rascals' out
Evening star., 1885-06-26

Three negro murderers were hanged at the
same unae st Fayetteviile, NC, yesterday.
ington and Lee rnivsnity, died Wednesday.
Gen. Caceres' troops have been disbanded,
the Peruvian government are wiped Out.
The Iowa Democratic state convention viii
De held at Cedar Rapids August 10. The Iowa
greepeaeSerH Will unite with the democrats IL
.s12A 60. {. $; 8 can he m0de.
Evening star., 1885-06-26
Telewraphie Braefs,

The building occupied by the Dickinson
damaged this morning $25, 900 by fire.
j. w. Jones 4 Co., lumber dealers Of Racine,
Wis, have failed; liabilities. e54 1000; assets,
100000
Evening star., 1885-06-26

NEW YORK, June 26.-Judges Wallace, Bene-
dict and Brown, sitting I'm banc In 1.-THE United
States circuit court, handed down q decision
this morning confirming the decision of the
court below, denying James ID. Fish, of the late
Marine bank, q new trial. A similar decision
was given in the case OF Boyd, the glass inn
porter, who was found guilty Of making fraudu.
lent customs entries,
Evening star., 1885-06-26
Gen. Grants Condition.


HE CONTINUES TO SLEEP wELL-HE RECEIVES
NEW BATH CHAIR.
Mt. McGREGoR, n. v, June 26-"I slept
three hours continuously last night" said Gen.
Grant TO his wife, when she entered the sick
room THIS morning 10 inquire as 10 his condi-
uon IL have had a very good night" subse-
quently said the patient. Dr. Shrady, said the
he did not enter his good sleep until about mid.
night. From that time on to e:3o this morning
the sick man slept and rested well, and eight
hours OF sleep were obtained. The bath chair
that was received last evening, FOR use by the
general. stood at the foot OF the cottage, steps
this morning. IL is N Tom Thumb buggy, sup
ported by springs that rest upon n set OF wheels
arranged like those OF a tricycle. two large ones
under the body OF the vehicle and small one
10y which the passenger may guide the chair
which is.pushed from behind The chair seats
one person; has a leather folding top, Is hand
somely upholstered, and is 80 arranged as 10 DO
closed laterally by means OF an adjustable glass
'front.' In this the general will be rolled along
the easy paths, near the cottage and hotel The
thermometer at the cottage marked "a degrces
at 10 O'Clock this morning, but visitors from
Saratoga reported a hot day In the valley.
entered the bath chair and Harrison then
seized the lever and took course up the slope
Az length the brow OF the mountain was
reached and the vehicle stopped for its soccu-
pant TO enjoy the scene OF valley and mount
aims. DIR. Douglas and the Associated Press
correspondent stood near the general When
Harrison made a facetious reference TO his hay-
ing become a draught horse the general smiled
and, draw wing forth his pad, wrote the following:
fast horses this is a considerable come down In
point OF speed" Reply was made that
though there was less speed there was
more safety, whereupon the general glanced at
Harrison, and then wrote: my horse will not
run away up hill" The general Joined audibly
In the laugh that followed this sally. Mrs.
Grant, Mrs: Fred and Mrs. Jessie Grant aud
Mrs. Sartoris followed and seated themselves
on rustic settees near the general. The generals
chair was lifted TO the hotel plaza, and he was
wheeled around the house on the broad We
randa. He repeatedly lifted his hat I'm response
to similar salutations. After an hour Of such
airing he returned TO the cottage.
A New Haven Students Adventure.
ALBANY, n. y, June 26.-E. L. Palmer, OF
New Haven, a student, aged %, who left that
city for Jersey City on June 18th, and who
was TO have returned Sunday night, presented
himself at the farm house Of Albertus W.
Becker, at Beckers corners, Albany county,
"Wednesday afternoon. He was I'm a dazed and
pitiable condition, and had evidently been
drugged and robbed. Around his wrists were
cloth bandages, as though he had been bound.
He tainted at the door of Becker's residence,
and, when taken I'm, raved like q mad man for
hours. His friends I'm New Haven and Norris
town were informed of his whereabouts and
condition by telegraph. Palmer has not yet
recovered sufficiently TO explain the particu
lars OF his sad plight
Evening star., 1885-06-26

HoNoRs TO THE DECEASED MINIsrER.-A dis
patch from Lima, Peru, says that ex-U. s.
Mfnister Phelps died from fever contracted
While on pleasure trip to Oroya. The Peru
Wan government is making arrangements for
tne Iuncral, and hOnors of the highest descrip-
tlon VIII be paid to the deceased minister. The
new United States minister, Mr.. Buck, has
Evening star., 1885-06-26

BUT FEW CoNTESTs.-The clerk of the House
says there will be fewer contested election cases
before next Congress than there have been be-
lore any Congress for forty years. There will
not be more than tour, and likely not more than
Evening star., 1885-06-26

ST. LOUIS June 26.-The Mexican associated
press party arrived here this morning from
Kansas City. They were met by O reception
committee. The coaches were decorated with
flags Of Mexico and the United States.
Evening star., 1885-06-26
Business Failures OF the week.

NEW YORK, June 26.-The business failures
OF the last seven days, as reported TO II. q. Dun
d Co. to-day, number for the United States 1S6
and for Canada 10, or q total Of 205, as COM
pared with total Of 226 last week and 2O7 the
week previous.
Evening star., 1885-06-26

THE EVENING STAR served 10 subscribers in the
city by carriers their account at 10 cents
week, or He per month. Copies at the counter, =
cents each. BY nIail-postage prepaid-oO cents -
month: one year, S6: SIX months So
Entered at the Post Office At W Washington. ID. G.,
secOnd-cla&s mail matter.
TIE WEEKLY STtR-publisheJ Friday-S1
year, postage prepaid, Six months. 80 cents.
ar All mail subscriptions be- paid in advance
no paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates of adveytisns made known application.
Evening star., 1885-06-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CP WASHINGTON. D. C.. JUNE 90 1885
Council No. $50 American Legion Of Honor. % for ths
is 1855 tla. " kEsEccA isGe9a Ma MaRKoLF seS LFFaS
r nv rWAsHiNGToN; ASH p g JUNE IS. 1885.
%ss. at the See of Il Hon John Ne SIS
1oa ban the the 10th day Of July next at O'Clock
be brought before the meeting.
{2tS HHtF1h + RHESSHHSSRR2nF' HsSHSR2.
A. S. BRIGGS.
:. : 4. 4: NfdHots. MtHe1sLI'
je26-1aw2w Incorporators.
C MEYBERs q Is OF, OF UNI3M y 1{ topiE No. p;
2Sth at O'clock to attend funeral of p C. STEWART.
K sfn
TExs~ FIRE INSURANCE = ALL PARTIES
x,sa = Iii, intending to insure their property are In
Insurance Company Of the District. Apply to JAMES
eeary ct 9e RaSg Office laS
49, We have all the accounts our books made
out to date usual at this Those who prefer
saturday next AFTER that time ali bills not called for
app mai" nf?MR soSs S be
|. je25-5t el9 Pennsylvania ave. n. W.
6aw,,n.s Real Estate Office and and Notary Public
onSs dH' dS S sss ss
and ON liberal terms. je253m
(fxrs ,, WAsm,SsTeS, p; G June LIST, 1885:
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
The business viii Se csatlnued as heretofore by Mr.
Co. Mr F. II. Quasi collects all debts and assumes all
liabilities of the late firm.
jeas-es FR2Sk HESNK s. aUaSE aSIsr
to- Know ALL PERSONS
D>S That l, CHARLES JACOBSEN, trading
under the firm name and style of 1.-The Arlington
Botling Company, "in accordance with the provisions
of sections 1883 and 1850 of Revised Statutes
lating to the District of Columbia, do hereby give
notice that am engaged in the vending of mineral
waters and other beverages allowed law to be sold
in bottles and that the bottles used by me in said
business are either of straw ambercolored glass;
said bottles have impressed upon side OF them the
words THE Arlington Bottlng Co., Washington, d.
G., and upon the other the words This Bottle Not
to be Sold," and upon the bottom thereof my trade
mark. registered according to law described as fol-
lows: A suitable frame border, in the center of
which there is anchor with rope: across the face
ofthis anchor are placed the letters IA Co." repre-
senting the initial letters 1.-THE Arlington Botling
Co." The words "Trade Mark" are also placed within
the border although they may be arranged otherwise
Witnesses, Leon Tobriner, A. II. Ben.
THE ARLINGTON BoTTLING CO.,
je24-2w* CHARLES JACOBSEN.
T6@S EQUIT FABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
AsSErS $500 o05 Ok
Evening star., 1885-06-26

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Senators Vest. Ingalls,, Camden and RAN
som; Representatives Eden, Butterworth,
Breckenbridge, Barbour, Irion. Singleton, Mis-
slsS1ppl; Reese, Georgia, and Sawyer, New York;
Adjutant General Drum, Paymaster General
Rochester, General Stanley, and Colonel Gre
CORY, Inspector General Baird, w. p. Gallon,
lIhnois; NJ. H. Vandeveer and James ]. Bel gen,
New Jersey; Charles Knapp, Missouri Repnbli-
can; George Castleman, st. Louis; Hugh McMil-
Ian, II. b. Ledyard, and VIM. b. Moran, Michi-
Evening star., 1885-06-26

CHICAGO, June 26.-A special TO the Journal
from Paw Paw, ILL.,, says: Young Nettleton, who
shot at a charivari party, north OF this place,
Tuesday night, has been removed TO the county
Jail at Dixon, I'm consequence of the fears OF
mob violence. White, one of the victims, died
last night, and Hackman, enother of those
wounded, is still In q precarious condition.
Evening star., 1885-06-26

THE CITY OF TOXIC A TOTAL LOSS.
LONDON, June 26.-A dispatch from Yoko.
hama says: The American steamer City OF
Toxic from San Francisco, which is ashore at
the entrance TO this harbor, Will probably prove
total loss
MR.. MORLEY AND THE woRKMEy.
LONDON, June 20.-Mr samuel Morley mem.
Der OF parliament for Bristol. presided at an in-
dustrial meeting last night In his address Mr.
Morley stated that he had been for fifty years q
constant workman. He expressed the deep OBJ
legation OF his firm TO their employees, and was
convinced that the success of the firm was due
far more to the fidelity anc skill of the work.
men Than TO the wisdom ftheir employers.
Evening star., 1885-06-26
SILVER, SILVER, SILVER

SILVER, SILVER, SILVER
IN THIS
sWELTERING, sWELTERING WEATHER.
Not from maaral causes but by exercise OF the powers
OF the Imagination. In order to produce such ef
feet it is necessary that the surroundings be in con-
s0nance with the idea.
When the thermometer is way up In the nineties the
sight OF an icicle, even though 1t be imitation has
tendency TO reduce temperature several degrees in
imagination. Therefore, if one would keep Koor'
when "Old SOl' Is pouring down his wrath he must
have constantly before the minds eye that which sug
gests Arctic Ideas
The idea materializes in garments composed Of
FROSTY FIBRES,
thousands of Goats and Vests of which are on exhbi
ton and sale at
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
at s1.e7 per Coat and Vest
ticed by US Is no mere bagatelle neither is pre-
tense buta stern and sterling fact which has been
clearly demonstrated and fully established that the
People have rushed to support with such unanim
ity that at times we have been compelled to turn
them away empty, being unable TO fill their orders
We have Over-leaped every barrier. brushed away
every obstacle and now fully prepared to meet
every demand for
MEMS, YOUTHS. BOYS and CHILDREN's
CLOTHING
OF every conceivable shade grade and STYLE at prices
that causes panic TO seize the Old Fogies trade
Aside from our other advantages beg you to re-
member that make no bad debts, because we sell
for Cash only, thereby avoiding all unpleasant COM
the good customers to pay for the bad.
Selling goods - do, at exactly Ten Per Cent
Above the Actual Cost of Manufacture 1t does not re-
quire any great mental strain to comprehend the
meaning Of
ADLER ON THE BRAIN
But in order that you may take In the situation in its
entirety call at
AID L RS
TEN PER CENT
CLOTHING HOUSE,
STRICTLY ONE PRICK
o27 and 02o Seventh street northwest
southeast corner Massachusetts, avenua
Always besure that you arein the Right Place See
ADLER over the door.
a6 Open evenings until Q. Saturdays until IL
Note-Having been notified nom the factory that
order cannot be filed in time there wl IN con
sequence, be sale Of ONCE Coats, Tuesday even
the 18th ns ana viii consne
each week n0m to . O'Clock jeiS
Evening star., 1885-06-26
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, 1927 1897; customs. S146,465.
ICE FOR THE HoUSE.-Gen. Clark clerk of
the House Of Representatives, has awarded the
contract to furnish ice for the House for the
ensuing year to Rich Co., at 25 cents per hun.
Evening star., 1885-06-26

AssErs.-.. $500, 29525.
Monthly payments are $3.50 per share.
$1,000 In full advanced on each share.
Shares In the ninth issue may be taken payments
made ut the Office of the Secretary from $3.50 m to
4:3O p N. daily. Pamphlet explaining the object of
the association its advantages, benefits, &C., furnished
upon application
THOMAS SOMERvILLE, President
JNO JOY EDISON. Secretary, Sl7 St NV. je24-lm
lE~ WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.
49, DIVIDEND NO. IL.
dividend Of forty cents share has been declared
on the capital stock Of this company payable the
Office IN CENTER MARKET, on and after JULY 8,
1855: Transfer books close Saturday, June %.
je24-1Ot SAML w. CURRIDEN, Treasurer.
,O~4 tinuing the business Of the late GEoRsE NJ
scHaEgER n at 1!29 Pennsylvania ave. Thanking the
tinuance of the same, remain, respectfully,
5e22-lw* MRS. GEORGE NJ. SC1AEFER-
TE~ PULLMAN PARLOR CARS
Evening star., 1885-06-26
University Boat Race To-day
THE QUEEN AND SALISBURY.
RumorS of a Protest from Gladstone.
A SHORT WHEAT CROP,
OF CAPTAIN JOHNSON,
FIFTEEN HORSE THIEVES LYNcHEo.
TALK OF THE HOUR IN LONDON.
Sa1isbury's Acceptance Of Omice Due
Directly to the Queens Influence.

RUMoRED PROTEST FROM GLADSToNE-MR.
CHAMBERLAIN AND THE IRISH PROBLEM
HIS PROPOSED INVESTIGATION RESENTED IN
IRELAND-YoUNG EARL CAIRNS GETS A Gov
ERNMENT PLACE.
Evening star., 1885-06-26
ADJUSTMENTS

INORDS-COOII. MUSICAL, M1RTHFUL.
Il THE CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS
A Rare and Delightful New Bill
HER MAJESTY'S OPERA IN BLACK.
Admission to Both Floors 25 cents.
ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. je24
IVY CITY TRACK,
Il TRO1TING RACES,
JULY 4, 1855.
First RaceSpecial Purse 500: trotting and pacing
In this the association the right reject
any entry.
Second race-Purse 5000 2:4O class
Third Race-Purse 5000 2:27 class.
Entrance, 10 per cent of purse, which must accom-
pany entry All purses dv vided in four moneys; in
heats: five to enter. three Entries close
Monday. June 29th. cor. Pennsylvania and 10th
ST. NV. at . O'Clock p IN je23 6t*
4 LBAUGIrS GRAND OPERA HOUSE
LIVERY EVENING-SATURDAY MATINEE.
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL.
Admission, 20 cents
Next Week-LA PERICHOLE. jeg2
TJNHEATER COMIoUE
l. SUMMER GARDEN.
Coolest Pleasure Resort in America.
Thin FLOODED Mort8ls Furnished with OvercoSts!
Tonight and Every Night This Week.
LOUISE DE LU ISIS FEMALE ARCHERY CLUB
a score of Lovely Maidens will try their arrows
the masculine hearts.
Matinees-1uesiay. Thursday and Saturday je226t
Evening star., 1885-06-26

Sole AGENTS
MOSCHOwITZ MODEL WAIST LININGa
SAVE TINE, TROUBLE AND MONEY.
GREAT REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE IN
THE PRICES OF OUR CHOICE STOCK SILK
GOODS HAVE NEVER BEEN OFFERED SO Low
AS AT THE PRESENT. WE ARE OFFERING
THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS IN ALL
GRADES OF CHOICE SILKS AND wOOLENS
SPECIAL PRICES ON PONGEE ROBES REDUCED
FROM $50 TO $40, FROM $50 TO SIS LARGE
STOCK OF FRENCH SATTEENS. $50 PIECES
CHOICE STYLES AND BEST QUALITY BATISTE
15c, REDUCED FROM 2Oc. GINGHAM ROBES
REDUCED FROM $3.50 TO So
w. NJ. SHUSTER SONS.
e1e PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ONE PRICE je24
Evening star., 1885-06-26
STE-,MEE coRCoRAN EXCURSION.

The owners Of the steamer W. W. Corcoran have
purchased and viii assume the management of Mar
shall Hall Daily morning excursions will be given
especially for Ladies and Children. Absolute order
Will be preserved on the grounds. The table furnished
with ali the market affords. Lunches served and ice
fruit aud milk always hand Steamer leaves every
morning at lU O'Clock. returning at o'clock. Fare,
20 cents for round trip TO Glymont and Marshall
Hall Children. 10
UNANILY EXCURSIONS To GLYMONT EVERY
II sATURDAi, commencing June 9th. Mary WASH
IA gtOu leaves at a. back NJ p. A good band
boat and pavilion For tickets 25 cents; chdren,
ln cents OR special rates to clubs schools Call at
TKk-Si liLl > Picture store, 527 1th street
el-lm i. L. TREMBLY Excursion Manager
ITO. FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
Il BRIDGE.
The new steam packet H. q. Wagner can be char
tered for Excursions either of above places capacity
O. the boat over 10
For Information applyat the jewelry store of II. c.
4 J.E Wagner. :S22l Brdge(M) St, opposite Washing
ten and Georgetown X K office my21-lm
Evening star., 1885-06-26

IHE TRIAL OF PAYMASTER GENERAL SMITH.
The naval court-martial for the trial of Pay
master General Smith will convene at the Navy
department July 9Th. The following is the de-
tail of the court: Commodore A. K. Semmes,
dore George l. Belknap, Capt James A. Greer,
Capt: William p. McCann, Capt. A. p. Cook,
Pay Director James D. Murray, Pay Director
James Fulton, Capt. F. NJ. Bunce, Pay Director
c. Schenck, Pay Inspector RUFUS Parks, Pay
master K. W.. Allen, judge advocate. The
to be tried are based on the findings of the court
OF inquiry recently appointed to Investigate his
once. They are: 1st. Scandalous conduct
tending to the destruction of good morals. I'd.
Cu!pable inefhciency in the performance of his
DUTY Under the first charge there are fourteen
specifications and under the second four.
Evening star., 1885-06-26

THE CycLosrrLE
DUPLICATING APPARATUS.
1000 facsimile copies In indelibe black ink of any
Circular Writing Drawing Music.
No Washing, Dampening. no Electricity, no Chem
icais, no Anine.
Simple, Rapid, C1eany. Durable more Economical
in use than ANY other process
For sale by JOHN +. PARET,
9l3 Pennsylvania avenue.
Call and II work send for circular II desired
will be sen! for you TO see its operation je25
The NEw SBAIrrMoRr RAser
NINE SIZES, JUST OUT WITH THE LATEST
IMPROVEMENTS. Is CHEAP IN PRICE But
FtRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. THERE Is
NOTHING IN THE MARKET EQUAL TO IT.
THE ECONOMY GAS STOVE Is THE BEST
SELLING STOVE, AS EVERY ONE USING THEM
TAKES PLEASURE IN TELLING THEIR
FRIENDS ABOUT 1T.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON.
JeS 424 9TH STREET
Evening star., 1885-06-26

repair the clocks in the Interior department
was to-day awarded to Royce & Marean, at
S11O per clock ~
Evening star., 1885-06-26
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

The Virginia Midland Railway is now running
elegant Pullman Paror Cars between Washington
and White Sulphur Springs These cars leave Wash
1nStOn at 11:16 a M, and arrive ut White Sulphur
Springs at 1910 m. daily except Sunday. Call at
Companys office, GOl Pennsylvania avenue for tick
cts and Parlor Car reservations. ie22-yw
Evening star., 1885-06-26

LIEUT.. SCHUETZE, Of the navy, will sail from
New York for Bremen on the 9th of July, carry
ing the rewards of this government to the ma
tives in the vicinity of the Lena delta in recog.
milton Of their assistance to the survivors of the
Jeannette expedition. He expects to be alb
sent about q year.
Evening star., 1885-06-26

PROPOSED REMOvAL.-It is stated that the
Quartermaster General and his clerical force
will soon take possession Of the building at the
southwest corner of 18th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, lately vacated by the pension
office. The proposed change meets with little
favor on the part Of the clerks, who prefer their
present building overlooking the w bite lot