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Evening star., 1885-06-22
General Foreign News.

END OF THE LABOR TROUBLES AT BRuNN
BRUNN, June 22-The masters and work
men have agreed TO "A compromise. According
TO the new arrangement 10ss hours will consti-
tute working day, and on Saturday and Mem
are unaltered, but some masters intend TO adj
vance the rates.
A BRITISH STEAMER lost.
BAHIA, June 21.-The British steamer Guasii.
ana, from London for Brazil has been lost at
Albrolhos. Her mails and passengers were
saved.
NEW GOETHE SOCIETY.
BERLIN. June 22.-A new Goethe society Was
organized at a great meeting held for the par-
pose at Weinar. the capital of the grand duchy
OF Saxe-Wemar, on Saturday last. The assesri-
blage was presided over by the grand duke and
literateurs. The grand duke was apnoinied
patron OF the society, and the Empress Augusta.
of Germany, was enrolled as "A member. The
biography OF Goethe, will secure the poets
house and open IL az "a musuem. and will pub
lish an "Editio Princepes" of Goethe's works.
GREAT STRIKE OF NAIL MAKERS PROBABLE
LONDON, June pa dispatch from stafford
says that order has been issued 20 reduce tine
wages of nail makers from twelve to twenty per
cent. A strike II threatened against this reduc-
ton of wages and should a strike occur, it wall
involve fully sixteen thousand persons.
FRANCE AND MOROCCO.
PARIS, June 22.-Reports are I'm circulation
that the sultan of Morocco has claimed French
protection. Under what circumstances the
claim was made is not yet known here.
RESTRICTING THE PRODUCTION OF IRON.
BERLIN, June 22.-The iron-masters of Siegen
have held a meeting and resolved To restrict
production, i'm order that the present stock may
be reduced and prices be enhanced.
FOR GOVERNOR OF ALsACE-LoRRAINE.
II is rumored that Prince William grandson
OF the emperor, will succeed the late Baron
Won Manteuffel as governor of Alsace-Lo.
raine.
THE DULL SEASON IN BERLIN
There has been a general exodus OF goverSs-
ment ministers and officials for the variovs
German and continental summer resorts and
their absence has started the dull season In
Berlin.
Evening star., 1885-06-22
Senator Sabin's Business Entanste.
meUts,

HIS CLAIMS AGAINST THE CAR COMPANY NEf
BY CHARGES OF MlsMANAGEMENT.
SALTWATER, MINI, June 22.-The obyec>
tions of the Minnesota Thrasher company, stlc-
cessor 10 the Northwestern manufacturing aud
car company, To the claims OF senator Saf,in
fiing i'm the district court OF w Washington county.
Mr.. Sabins claims, for salary due. loans aud
services, amount to Ss38,Ooo. The thrasiter
company alleges that the senator has conducted
the business OF the car company wrongfully and
negligently, and charges that he destroyed ths
ruptcy, damaging the corporation I'm the sam
OF S1,500.000, all of which is set forth as a
counter claim and offset against any claim
that Mr.. Sabin may have against the corpora
ton.
Evening star., 1885-06-22
violent Storm. I'm the west.
SECTIONS OF KANSAS, MISSOURI. AND DAKGTJ
VISITED BY CYCLONES

NtsfTEF bl CfCIoNES.
ISDErESpENcE. Mo-, June PA cyclsue
visited the northeastern portions OF this couslty
Saturday night. As yet only vague idea can
oe Iarn,eo as ,, ,o me ea'.h. % o, ,ne damage. AZ
houses were destroyed, among them being the
large merchandise store OF G. =. McMllen,
were lsst, though the track OF the storm was
through the residence portion OF the town.
i 90 isr,a i ,rss.s ana srssn Is n,ore ~ s',,n %
damaged. Much OF the latter was almost
ready FOR the sickle. The new business hUuse
OF i. W. Hcrson. I'm this city. was blown ou4 OF
shape. The wind blew n gale, and a driN ing
rain was general throughout the county. The
path OF the cyclone was from the southwestern
portion OF the county 10 the northeastern,
LFANENwoRTH, KAN, June pa tornado
accompanied by rain, hail, ana electrieiiy
passed over this city late Saturday night. and
IL Is now learned that, although I'm the city the
only damage was To trees, fences and gardens
i'm the country il was more severe. The large
stock farm belonging Ia Capt. W. T. Tough, l0ur
miles south, was badly wrecked. The large
barn was blown On atoms and nine horses buried
all the others severely injured The seoend
story WAS blown from the home OF Mr.. George
Richardson. but although the family was I'm the
house. no one was injured. The residence of
Mr.. John Huckins, about twelve miles from the
city, was blown 90 atoms. The family, consist
in all directions by the gale, but none were
killed. AL however, were injured more or less.
The timbers ofthe house were blown more than
a mile.
SHERBRooKE, OAK, June 22.-Evcry build
ing I'm the town blown over Saturday, ex.
cept the county building, which was held down
by the safe. No one was hurt.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 22.-The st.srm
Saturday night did little damage In Kansas
City, the most serious being the blowing down
OF athree-story brick building at I Sth and FrMn<
streets. The building, which II valued az
81 900, is a total wreck. Reports, however,
are coming i'm OF serious damage TO grow ing
crops, as well "a destruction OF fences and
houses, and in some eases OF dwellings. sspe-
cials from st. Joseph, Warrensburg, lndepe8d.
ence, Cameron, Chillicothe. Beyier, Missouri
| City, Marshall, Slater, and Glasgow, all Mis
souri, towns. all tell the same story. At Glasgow,
Mr.. j. e. Wilson of Peoria, "a travelling man,
lost his life, and the business portion OF ths
Evening star., 1885-06-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TTs A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE JACK
lH>Sa son Democratic Association will be held at
Cosmopolitan Hall, corner Sth and + SITS. NV, on
THIS (Monday) EVENING, 22d instant, at s o'clock,
for the purpose of doing appropriate honor
teemed feow-member. the Hon. Thomas w. BARLEY,
deceased. JOHN +. NORRIS President.
N. SARDO, Secretary. 1t
TC~, THE MEMBERS OF RISING. SUN
O~Sa LODGE, No. 1865. G. e. o. of Q. F. will
please meet at their hall 9th street northwesp at
range for the funeral of our late brother Pr SAMUEL
HILL, from the Fifth Baptist church.
w. J. HOWARD, Nj
1t* C. H. T. OVER. p S.
TESS THE CHARLES SANDERSON, OF
D.-sA East Washington who charged with
wife beating in the Police Court is Mr.. Overton
Sanderson's son, CHARLES, of 7th street. Its
Tl-SeYo GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY, d. c.
4p.m.
Junior exhibition WEDNESDAY, June oath, s pm
Meeting of Society of Alumni THURSDAY, June
25th, 1890 am.
commemorative public are invited to attend
the Juniors Exhibition and the Commencement
je22-3t
[ESs 1.-THE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE CON
lS>-ls tnu1ng the business of the late GEORGE NJ
h SChhAEFER f at l509 PENNSYLVANIA ave Thanking the
pubic Tor their former patronage and hoping u con-
tnuance OF the same, L remain, respectfully,
Je22-lw* Mrs. GEORGE NJ. SCHAEFER
TfS PULLMAN PARLOR CARS
Evening star., 1885-06-22
A Professional Tratning the Harvarsl

New LONDON, CONN, June 22-Much indls-
nation is expressed among college men here
over the fact that Faulkner, professional, ~
training the Harvard crew. Tradition makes
the person holding this position the crews rep
resentative in arranging the prelminaries for
the race, and accordingly Yale must recognize
Faulkner Harvard's representative. Boo
Cook, at present here. assisting coach Huh.
is confident that \ ale will win next Friday de-
spite the professional tactics adopted. He says
that the race will be decided before one mile u
rowed.
Evening star., 1885-06-22
Unlucky sunday Excurstoufsts,

AFTER BEING TAKEN FROM THEIR DISABLED
STEAMER THEIR RESCUER COLLIDEs WITH A
SLOoP.
NEwBURGH, n. Y, June 22.-Shortly after
leaving Iona island last night with the rescued
passengers OF the disabled steamer Long
Branch the relief steamer Columbia ran into
the sloop Edith, of Fort Montgomery, crushing
In her stern. Capt John Kent and Warren
Sheldon were knocked overheard from the
sloop: Kent swan ashore, but Sheldon, who
Montgomery, was drowned. The men OF the
schooner cried out to the steamer for assistance,
but ON ascertatning that she was not injured
herself the Columbia went on. leaving the
sloop in q sinking condition. The crew sue
ceedcd In Bleaching the sloop near Peekslkiu.
Evening star., 1885-06-22

GIVE THEM ANY GUARANTEES EXCEPT OF
FAIR PLAY-RUssIA ANXIOUS FOR GLAD
STONES RETURN TO POWER.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, June 22.-Important meetings OF
the leaders of both parties were held Saturday.
Lord Salisbury spent Sunday at his country
place at Hatfield, with the Queens messenger
tons passed between him and the Queen and
Mr.. Gladstone yesterday. The latter sum mmoned
n cabinet council for half-past four. 1t is al.
most unprecedented to hold a cabinet council
on Sunday.
GLADSTONE CONTINUES FIRM
Mr.. Gladstone refused any guarantees, except
such as were unnecessary TO ask, namely, fair
play and a desire TO forward the business of
parliament and OF the country. learn that on
reaching home after adjournment on Friday
Mr.. Gladstone said he believed his own return
to power much more probable than that Lord
Salisbury would take office.
No'CoNSEREATIVE MINISTRY PROBABLE
The general impression here to-day is that
Lord Salisbury will decline to take office, on the
ground that he can get nc assurances IL Is
millions deficit by the issue of exchequer bonds.
1t is absurd to suppose that Mr.. Gladstone
would countenance such violation OF all his
financial views. 1t is rumored that if Mr.. Glad.
stone returns TO power Mr.. Chamberlain will
be chief secretary for Ireland.
ALLEGED RUSSIAN OFFER TO GLADSTONE.
The probabilities of a conservative govern
ment having grown less no further expression
of Russian official views has transpired. But
enough mas aireauN Deen sillu 10 cause LORD
Salisbury S hesitation. The Berlin correspond
ent of the Morning Post telegraphs that il is af-
frmed in diplomatic circles there that the Rus
sian cabinet had assured Gladstone III he would
prevent the conservatives taking office that ad-
vantageOus terms would be proposed for set
thing the Afghan question without further de-
lay.
CHANGING THE MUSICAL PITCH.
An important public meeting on Saturday OF
a number of influential musicians, Sir George
MacFavian. principal of the Royal Academy OF
Music, presiding. passed a resolution that in
order to remove the great Inconvenience conse-
quent on the discrepancy OF the pitch i'm this
and other countries, it is desirable to adopt the
French normal diapason of SIS double vibra-
tions for Z, third space in the treble. Mr. SAINT
ley, the tenor, spoke OF being severely tried by
the American pitch. Nine. Nilsson was quoted
as saying that she lived a triansu ular life be-
tween London, Paris and America.
Evening star., 1885-06-22

TRIBES IN NORTHERN AFGHANIsTAS SAID 10
BE WILLING TO SUBMIT TO HER RULE.
LONDON, June pa dispatch from Teheran
states that letters received there from Herat
show that the Russians have established good
understanding with the Jamshidi and Hezarch
tribes, who dwell in the northern and noun
famous districts OF Afghanstan. These letters
further say that the tribes mentioned are
willing TO submit to Russian rule.
Evening star., 1885-06-22
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
revenue, S52S,557; customs, $523,273.

A THREATENED INDIAN OUTBREAK.-Infor-
nation has been received at the War depart
ment that great excitement prevails at Fort
Reno, !. T., over a threatened outbreak of the
southern Cheyenne Indians who are preparing
to go on the war path. Troops have been dis
patched to quell disturbances. Department
onclais are not informed as to the cause of the
threatened outbreak. If the Indians 60 on the
war path much difficulty is anticipated in
quieting them. These Indians are considered
as difficult to deal with aS the Apaches, although
the country in which they live is better adapted
10 pursuit by soldiers than the rough and rocky
country to which the Apaches have fled.
NAVAL ORDERs.-The following officers have
peen detached from duty July 1st, and ordered
10 hold themselves in readiness for sea service:
Assistant Engineer w. +. Durand, from Lafay-
cite college; Assistant Engineer w. S. Sample
rom the Western university, Pennsylvania;
Assistant Engineer w. Mcfarland, from Cor
nell university; Assistant Engineer w. F. c.
Hasson, from the University of Colorado, and
ST. Johns college
Evening star., 1885-06-22
The Trial Of Rtel.

QUEBEC, June 22.-Messrs. Lemieux and
Fitzpatrick returned yesterday from Ottawa,
having been there TO interview the government
about having Riel tried i'm the supreme court a
lower Canada. The government would give ns
assurance. The minister of justice stated that
he did not think there was any provision i'm the
law to justify the government i'm giving as
sistance to enable counsel for defense TO pro-
duce witnesses In Regina, who are required ta
establish Riels defense.
Evening star., 1885-06-22

SAN MARCIAL, n. NJ, June 22.-The Mexican
editorial excursionists reached FL Paso, Texas,
yesterday morning. They were met by Mr..
Talbot and the FL Paso committee OF arrange
ments fifteen miles out on the Mexican Central
road. The excursionists were well entertained
at FL Paso with drives, lunches, a banquet and
ton. The speeches by both Americans and
Mexicans were full OF good FEELING and promise
I'm the future greatly improved commercial In
tercourse between the two countries.
Evening star., 1885-06-22

The sale Of the estate Of the late Clark A.
Mills. situated on the B. 4 o. railroad, o few
miles from the city, was conducted last week
by Mr.. c. G. Duncanson, euctionecr. There were
thirteen lots offered, nine OF which were sold.
The remaining VIII DC ,oisPosec & Q. at Pr private ate
proved by frame dwelling and out houses, and
containing the spa spring, 70 Geo. A. shallen-
o barn, 10 Geo. Dorr. $1,000. Lot three, "a
acres, improved by brick studio, 20 n: A.
Poole; 81 ,026. Lot four, 3.S1 acres, 20 n. A.
large brick and stone foundry, TO N. A. Poole;
el,275. Lot six, S;S7 acres 70 A. Edgsrley;
$400. Lot eight S.00 acres, 20 J. Hertford;
t650 Lot nina e.S6 acres, % J. Hsrtsue1;
Evening star., 1885-06-22

$50 PIECES Best F1euRED BA.
TISTE, REDUCED TO 15c
25 PIECES FIGURED CHALLE DE LAME. 6Oc
80 PIECES REAL INDIA PONGEE, IN CHOICE
DESIGNS, AT REDUCED PRICES.
ALL WOOL ALBATROSS REDUCED FROM As
TO 25c.
REAL SCOTCH GINGHAAfS, REDUCED TO 121s.
PARASOLS REDUCED TO ABOUT HALF
PRICE.
SUMMER SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY, AT
LOWER PRlCES THAN THEY HAVE EVER
BEEN OFFERED.
WHITE PONGEE SO IN. WIDE, S71ac.
LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE FRENCH SAT-
TEENS, CREAM AND WHITE DRESS GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
INDIA LINENS, PERSIAN LAWNS, EGYPTIAN
LAWNS, INDIA MULLS.
CLOSING PRICES ON DRESS GOODS AND SILK,
SILK WRAP, NUNS YELLING, ALL QUAIL.
TIES.
W. NJ SHCSTER & SONS,
910 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ONE PRICE je2O
Evening star., 1885-06-22

NEW YORK, June 22.-There was a set OF dis
tinguished criminals before Judge Barrett in
oyer and terminer to-day. They were Ferdi-
Mccoy, John Carpenter, the alleged murderer,
and other lesser lights. Mrs. Dudley's case
went over. Gen. Tracey was anxious that the
trial OF his client, Mr. Ward, should go on, but
Judge Barrett decided to take up Carpenters
case first. So it was begun.
Evening star., 1885-06-22
From Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, June 22.-The Stock Exchange
did not open until IL o'clock this morning.
First prices were generally from Il to 4 higher
for the active stocks than they closed on Sat
urday, the greatest strength being I'm the Van
derbilts and ST Paul, but Lackawanna was y
lower. The opening transactions showed some
feyerishneSS.
Evening star., 1885-06-22
DRY GOODS.
.Ew FRENcH SArEEss
SEATON PERRY,

SEATON PERRY,
fSUcCESsoR To PERRY & BROTHERS.
HAS JUST RECEIVED so PIECES OF NEW
AND CHOICE STYLES IN FRENCH
SATTEENS.
OWING TO THE GREAT DEMAND AND
SCARCITY OF THESE GOODS IN NEAT DE
SIGNS. THIS LOT WILL SOON BE SOLD AND
CANNOT BE DUPLICATED, CONSEQUENTLY
AN EARLY INSPECTION IS ADVISED.
NEW TUFTED SCOTCH ZEPHYRS IN CHOICE
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF ANDERsoNs
SCOTCH GINGHAMS IN PLAIN, CHECKED
STRIPED AND SIDE-RAND COMBINATIONS.
PLAIN AND STRIPED LORRAINE CREPES.
AT 2Oc REDUCED FROM 25C.
100 PIECES NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES
IN PRINTED BATISTEs, AT 15c. A YARD;
REDUCED FROM 1SC.
NEW BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE
GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
LARGE STOCK OF PRINTED PURE LINEN
.LAEGE LINE OF @HiTE AND CoLoRED
NONELTIES IN EMBROIDERED AND
PRINTED INDIA PONGEE ROBES
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS" IN CHINA AND
EXTRA GOOD VALUES IN BLACK AND COL
ORED GROS GRAINS, SURAIfS AND SATIN
RHADAMES, FROM 75c TO $3.50.
NOVELTIES IN SILK, CHUDDA AND CASH
MERE SHAWLS
aS-PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania ave, cor. 9th st.
Evening star., 1885-06-22

NEW YORK, June 22.-Gcorgc 7. TRUMAN who
stabbed Larry O'Brien Broadway on May
18th, was arraigned ut Jefferson Market this
morning on the charge of carrying concealed
weapons. He was held for trial i'm 81. 900 bail
James Kelly, of Kelly d Bliss, the bookmakers,
became his bondsman. The charge OF assault
was not made, as O'Brien is pronounced out OF
danger.
Evening star., 1885-06-22
TuE CELEBnArED

lHE CELEBRATED
DYCKERHoFF PORTLAND CEMENT.
The strongest aud best known to the tratle.
III. l. CRAWFORD,
Sole Agent for District of ColumbAt
Ofice-141S + st. NV.
Warchouse-H. I. Hscoe's wharf, of 10th ST. sw.
Orders promptly filled and deliveries made TO any
part of tile city. .
GRANOLITHIC, ARTIFICIAL STONE,
ASPHAITUM, NEGOTIATED MASTIC.
Streets, Sidewalks, Stables, basement and Cellar
Floors, or wherever solid, smooth aud durable
pavement or floOr Is required.
Orders promptly attended to. and all work gnaran-
teed for the term OF i've years
NOTICE.
All Representations that the above work,
formed by me IS infringement of any rights Of
others or that court has 50 held, Is incorrect
/ guarantee all pair0ns Of my work against any
'.---s y $3.50 - II. L CRAWFORD.
14l8 st. NV.
Telephone call No Ssh RpxfS3m
Evening star., 1885-06-22

NEW YORK, June 22.- The horse cars began
to run regularly on Broadway to-day, and were
very well filled from the start. The cars Of tho
University Place line are In use.
Evening star., 1885-06-22
A Bi.amfst's Ingenious Defense.

CLINTON, Iowa, June 22.--The trial of ]. s.
Berg, alias j. o. Brock, indicted for bigamy,
ended in conviction, The prisoner claimed
sin who was the complainant was his twin
brother, and said it was case of mistaken
identity.
Evening star., 1885-06-22
a R~<av Fo.nSl I'm n Well.

STAMFORD. CoNN June 22-The body Of q
unknown man was found by some boys In Q
well, head downward, yesterday afternoon.
and his head wrapped In piece OF carpet. The
premises where the body was found has been
uuoccupied for some time.
Evening star., 1885-06-22
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Commencing JUNE FIFTEENTH, the Virginia
Midland nnsILa Railway will establish line Of Pullman
springs. These cars viii leave Washington at ii:i5
a M, and arrive at White Sulphur Springs at 1910
6Ol PENNSYLVANIA avenue for tickets and Paror Car
TrIs. THE STEAMER EXCELSIOR OF THE
wthdrswn With s temporarily The steamer George Leary
sa5lhsF notce aoa T 5eays on
la.s h.street @ wharf w. P. WEIGH, General Agent
cN n,WAsHINGToN. D. G, JUNE -, 1856
ABR AnRAMAs and SAMUEL GAssENHEIMER has this day
viii n axs Z and By 1hs
(lxSs SPECIAL NOTICE.-TITERE WILL BE
ed horses at National Race racE s"S
June "a, for $500 best three in fva
1GSs a FIsH-CULTURTsT, THOROUGHLY
O~-la acquainted with the most practical methods
OF constructing tsh-cultnral establishments for profit
and take contracts build ponds on the simp est OF
eoshs % Of su ans
IISCH. Meyers Hotel, Pennsylvania ave. je2O3t*
@ SEM t;ss BOOKS asa1s AMP ?, srEc,AL 81 M RATES
fje fS; 'nS CITY,
Tl-e~ SUMMER TRIP TO MOUNT DESERT
O>-Ea Stork's Recreation Tour. leaving Baltimore
July 18th and going to Boston by steamer. thence te
arranged. Cheapest and best Summer Tour Apply
1t,i' for free Guide book to W. l. sTORK, Y. NJ
f-s5~o REMoyAI-TO MY CUSTOMERS:
ss am am now located at 112i Vermont Avenue
"d39lnlng iyi5ig the Portland T. " No9MAS piSmSsr
J-ss BYRON s; ADAMS, PRiNrER.
makes speciality of Pension and Claim Agents work
Picnic and Excursion printing low rates. jeI2-1m
OFF Il
FIRST TCOOPERATIVEBU BUILDING ASSOCIATION
OF GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
1912 CONGRESS (OR 3lsT) STREET.
SUBSCRIPTION NOW RECEIVED TO THE
FOURTH ISSUE OF STOCK.
81, 900 ADVANCED ON EACH SHARE.
Owing to the large which this AS .ocation ha
grown it has become ssary open office at tht
ana % s ss NsS S Of es
Fl sf Of ach Ins Msn y, ao
HdHY HMdAfHEW ! IEETiIA rhATEE p3as,dsp, Treasurer.
je2O-2w GEO. w. KING, Secretary
lE-SS- SAMUEL s. SHEDD
GAS FIXTURES. SLATE MANTELs
GARDEN VASES, SETTLES AND HOSE.
GAS RANGES, STOVES, TUBING.
JOBBING IN PLUMBING AND TIMING.
400 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. je2
Twenty-Five per cent REDUCTION in price. a.' Put
up at once No delay. w. B. SrOOPS, Sign Painter
|
TE~Le~%s +. H. FINLEY,
D~Sa 1906 Penna and 1906 d ST. n.w
the only agent for the following brands Of Imported
Beer:
KAISER, CULMBACH.
And ERLANGER.
teiephone promptly filled my11-m,w,f3m
IFrs E F. BROOKS,
GARDEN HOSE, any length
GAS STOVES all sizes; guaranteed Call
and examine
GAS FIXTURES, &c. No charge for hanging.
LOWEST PRICES. Plumbing, Repairs, &c
E +. BROOKS,
my27 531 18th street.
IE&y-- JOHN W. consoS. JOHN W. MAcAsrSHY.
CORSON l. MACARTNEY., BANKERS
Glover Building. 14l9F Fs..
Washington, D. c.
Deposit Accounts, subject to check sight, received
from Firms. CORPORATIONS and individuals.
Chesapeake and Ohio Bonds, West Shores and all
Stocks and Bonds listed OIL the New York aud Phadel
pha stock Exchanges bought and sold Oh commission
Boston orders executed. American Bell Telephone
Stock dealt in.
district ofColumbia bonds of all denominations on
hard SALE Stock and Bonds all local street Rail
roads. Gas, Insurance and Telephone Companies
bought and sold
xyira fr.,,p rof1}c Nau
Evening star., 1885-06-22
POstmNSters' Salaries.
EFFECT or THE READJUsTMENT IN MARYLAND


EFFECT or THE REIMBURSEMENT IN MARYLAND
AND VIRGINIA.
The annual adjustment of salaries of presi-
Dental post offices has been completed by Mr..
Albert Scott and the changes made in Mary
land and Virginia are given below. In the Of
fces not mentioned the salaries remain the
same:
Virginia-Alexandria, from 80, 400 to So 500;
Berryville, from 81 100 to 81 Goo; Charlottes-
vile, from 81 800 to 81 800; Culpepper, from
$1,000 to 81 400. Dan6ille, from S2.40O to
$4,000; Farm Vile, from 81, 200 to 81 300, Fred
ericksburg, from 81 800 to 81 700; Gordons-
Vile, from 81 200 to $1,000: Harrisonburg.
from 81 900 to 81 500: Leesbursg. from 81 400
Lynchburg, from $4,000 to 200; Norfolk,
from 80, 100 to s3, 600; Petersburg, from s., 600
to 50, 300; Roanoke, from 80, u 90 to 1000; Sa-
lem, from 81 400 to 81 500: Winchester, from
1900 to 81 800; Wytheville, from 81 500 to
$1,4OO.
- Maryland-.Annapolis, from g, 400 to 81 300;
Cambridge, from 81 400 to 81 800: Centerville.
from 81 800 to 81 200; Easton, from 81 200 to
Sl,6Oo Ellieott City, from 81 300 to 81; 200;
burg, from 81 800 to s1,1OO; Hagerstown,
from 81, 300 TO $4,000; Port Deposit, from
$1,1OO to 81 900
Evening star., 1885-06-22

A PORTRAIT of eX-Secretary Lincoln, by Hun
tlngton. has been hung in the Office of the Sec
retary of War.
Evening star., 1885-06-22

DEATH OF A WELI-KNowN BUSINESS MAN.
Mr.. Wm. Mclean, for n quarter Of o century an
extensive dealer In lumber and building ma
terial In this city, died at his residence, on
Rhode Island avenue, yesterday, after an illness
Of some months. Mr.. Mclean was o native Of
scotland. lie was associated first In this city
with Wilson Ager in conducting q planning mill
on Ohio avenue under the firm name OF Agcr
Mclean, and subsequently succeeded TO the
business. OF Late years he has conducted an
extensive lumber yard at the intersection OF
13lS and . streets, his son being associated
with him. He has been for many years conn
muntcant OF the New York avenue Presbyterian
church, and by his sterling integrity and unas-
Stunning demeanOr made many friends, who
win sympthise With his family.
Evening star., 1885-06-22

LADIES ArrESr1oN
LATEST PARISI.iN MODES IN HAIR GOODS
MILE NJ. J. PRANDL
1909 STREET
POMPADOUR BANGS. SHINGLED BANGS
These STYLES never need I'm the hairdressers hands,
always n order by plain combing. Hair dr. essed and
Bangs Shingled. Ap3-:sIn*