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REMOVAL SALE.

REMOVAL SALE
In announcing this sale, II may be well to state
explicitly thai
EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD
In order to open the
NEW ENTERPRISE
with a clean stock Hence.
NOTHING WILL BE RESERVED,
but prices will be puI al goods that viii insure
speedy and certain sales
Goods recently received and some yet to come In
back orders will share the general reduction Strictly
Summer Goods also. such
SERGES ALPACAS, SEERSCCEERS, &c,
cannot be excepted from the universal design.
BLUE FLANNEL, BLACK CLOTH,
And DIAGONAL GOODS,
among the staples. and these Ill must depart
with lower prices.
EVERYTHING CHEAPER
The Low Prices mean
CASH on DELIVERY,
at the time Of ordering
This sale will commence on
MONDAY MORNING.
II N I NG
THE CLOTHIER
Js0 41O Sc venth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

OF THE FIVE OR SIX HUNDRED APPLICANTS
for appointment as post Office inspectors about
one hundred have been requested to attend an
examination, to be held June 17th. for the pur-
pose Of dlling the thirtY-six vacancies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06
Tn rec Youthful Dcspcradoes.
THEY ROB A SOLITARY RAILWAY PAssENGET
EVEN TAKING THE ROOTS OFF HIS FEET.

THEY ROB A SOLITARY RAILWAY PASSENGER,
EVEN TAKING THE BOOTS OFF HIS FEET.
FoNp NJ LAC, MIS-, June 6.-Wm. Fargo,
aged IL, Henry smith, aged l6. and Martin Nc
Cune. aged Ia. perletrated a daring robbery
Thursday night in caboose OF northern
freight train after IL left the city for the north.
A. Thinker. the sole passenger, was alone in the
csboose and Just as the train started the boys
got aboard. All three then seized Thinker, held
him down, took S3.25. his silver watch and
of his feet, besides tearing his vest into two
pieces, and carrying way half Of that. His as
saiIants then let the train. Fargo aud Smith
have been arrested and most OF the plundcr 10
covered. McCune has not yet been found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

Tue Hoss Reel
WHICH WE SELL FOR s1.25
IS THE BEST REEL IN THE MARKET
WHY PAY MORE MONEY FOR LESS VALUE.
wEARE SELLING HOSE As LOW AS ANY ONE.
VASES FOR CEMETERIES AND PARKINGS
OUR GAS STOVE TRADE Is LARGE, AS WE
HAVE THE BEST STOVE
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON
my2. Ala 9TH STREET
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ARMY ORDERs.-Leave for four months is
granted First Lieutenant Daniel Cornman, ad-
lutant 21st infantry. The leave of Captain
tended one month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

LATEST ADvICEs AT thin WAR DEPARTMENT.
sEvESTEkN PENSIONS KILLED BY TIVE
sAvAGEl
Gen. Crook teiegraphs the War department,
through Gen. Pope, that from obtainable In
formation citizens have been killed by the In
dians as follows: Seven In the Blue mountains
and around Alma, five near Silver City, two
near old Camp Vincent, and three near Grafton,
a total of seventeen. Others may have been
killed but no reliable data can be obtained
Assistant Adjutant General Barber telegraphs
from Whippie barracks that General Crook
reports the Indians To be again moving south.
X zach, who has been with six scouts on the
Mexican border To find the Indian women and
children freed from captivity In Mexico, has
been directed TO report for duty 10 the COM
manding officer of troops from Huachuca, now
at the mouth OF Guadaloupe canon. Lieut..
Walsh reports from san Carlos thai a telegram
from Globe indicates that the Indians are
stealing stock in that vicinity, and he viii send
out AT once To ascertain, and Will also order the
Indians In again for another count
Gen. Sheridan has been Informed 10y Gen.
Crook that the Indians passed duncan on the
night of the 4th going south, well mounted and
travelling very fast. Ii looks now as In the only
chance is tina: troops at Guadeloupe canon
may intercept them. Capt Crawford, with
ninety scouts, viii pursue them.
telegram from Gen. Schoiield to Adtutant
General Drum states that Col. Bradleys dis
patch OF the 9th instant states that hostile1
have left the Mogollon mountains and arc
moving south fast Troops and Apache scouts
are following them. Indians stole stock yester-
day morning at Dunham, Arizona No muir
ders 50 Gar as known for the past i've days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

POST OFFICE ORDERs.-In order to prevent
the Information sent to the Post Office depart
ment about postmasters from being improperly
used. the First Assistant has directed that out
siders Can have access to the papers on file only
by application to him. This order has been in
operation for some time. Mr.. Hay has also
Issued an order prohibiting the employees from
smoking during office hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

THE DOLPHIN will make her trial trip at sea,
which is considered requisite by Secretary
Whitney, on next Thursday. She will be ac-
companied by the Despatch.
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HUNTERS PoINT, l.. l., June 6.-During the
storm yeSterdaythe large new restaurant build
in. erected at Garden City, for the use of visi-
tors, at The conservation ceremonies was blown
down, and the furniture in it was destroyed.
Many trees are reported to have been uprooted,
aad number Of small buildings were blown
down on Hemstead Plains. Other damage to q
considerable amount is reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

CABINET OFFICERS SEE NO VISIToRS.-The
offices Of all cabinet officers, as well as that Of
the President, were closed to all visitors to-day
An order of the Attorney General excludes
visitors from the Department OF Justice on
Saturdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

LEXINGTON. KY, June 6-Mr. W. H. Rider,
master of transportation Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio and Kentucky Central railroads stated
last night that the strike which has been exist
Ing among the brskemen on the kentucky Cefi-
trail division for the past few days l. now NJ An
end, and the business of the road il being trans
acted as usual Mr.. Rider stated that the dam.
age done by the strikers was trihing. The places
oi the few men who went out have been nllcd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

MISUNDERSTANDING Bayard held public
reception at Kansas City to-day, and there will
be a banquet in his honor this evening"
Charles Dudley Warner, editor OF the Hartford
Courdin; c. $. Rhinehart the artist and Iulian
hawthorne, the novelist, are at Wiilard's-
Nj. W. D. Cabell, of the Norwood Institute has
returned to the city from visit to relatives in
Observation-Disclosures Wilkins, of Ohio,
was the recipient of q serenado, reception and
banquet, given by his democratic friends and
neighbors, at Uhrichsyille, on "Wednesday even
ins.-Mrs. Wolcott Lay and daughter. Of Or
ange, n j.. are stopping at Mrs Waters, 1907
stfeet.-Senator Harrison arrived in town
la.t evening, and Is staying at the Riggs-
Miss Ida J. Miller, Of Cedar Rapids. who :,ccom-
panied the the Iowa editorial party to this city win
William Gray, OF the Pension ofrice-lIr.
Thomas Fisher has issued cards for the mar
rage OF his daughter, Bertha ", to Thomas W.
o'clock. June 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

OTTAWA, ONT, June cit is reported that
the government has given Instructions to 1T
out an armed vessel for the protection OF she
gulf fisheries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

LADIES ArTExrrox.
LATkSr PARIsIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS
MILE NJ J PRANDL
1909 + STREET
POyPADOt-R BANGS. SHINGLED BANGS
These styles need in the airdressers hands:
always in order by plain coIlbig HAIR dy and
Bangs Sbingleti- Ap:;-5uf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

SECRETARY WAITsEY has returned to Wash
tngtOn from ANNAPOLIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

In accordapce with Mayor Harrison's orders.
all the Chicago gambling houses were closed
yesterday.
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GLANDERs.-The Department of State IS in
formed the disease known as glanders has as
sumed alarming proportions among the horses
hnnfraa1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

PROTEST AGAINST THE BLAND DOLLAR
Secretary Fairchild has received a long protest
from leading citizens, business men and state
officials of South Carolina, including the state
treasurer and comptroller general against the
continuance OF the coinage of the Bland silver
dollar. 1t is, Of course, not in the power Of the
secretary of the Treasury to discontinue the
coinage of silver; but ali such protests will be
sent TO Congress when it assemblies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

The Virginia state board Of education have
notified the entire board Of trustees OF the Vir-
gfnia normal school, colored, at Petersburg. OF
their removal on account Of having drawn ffom
the treasury about y, 800 more than the law
allows FOX their services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

CHICAGO. June 6.-Judge Blodgett yesterday
granted the Postal Tctegr raph company an In-
Junction restraining L. A. Howell, of Pennsyl-
vania, from obtain me execution 81 a Judgment
or S0l .2o6. the company representing that TO
sell any portion OF is lines would seriously
damage it, entire property.
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A Stage Robber Breaks Jail.

GALVESTON, TEX, june c. dispatch to the
NetcS from San Antonio says: James Mcdaniel
the stage robber, who was recently sentenced
to 80 years Imprisonment at Chester ILL.,, made
his escape from the county jail yesterday morn.
ing by Knocking a hole: through the stone wall
in the bath room,
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Reported 60 Have Been Killed by HIS
suite while Travelling ta Per-ts-

ST. PETERSBURG. June 6.-The Ncrosfi lnsws-
paper announces that IL has been privately in-
fdrmed from the Caucasus that the smeer OF
AfRhanistan, A Abdurrah man, has been murdered
by his suite. IL Is said that the murder took
place In Persia, when the arneer was NJ The
time travelling. and that Ayouo Khan, the de-
posed ameer. will he his successor. The report
causes much excitement.
THE REPoRr DIsCREprTED IN LONDON.
LONDON. June 6-The reported murder ofthe
ameer OF Afghanisfan &. doubted in official cir
cies here, as the government had received no
In lormatton up to late hour this afternoon
tending TO confirm the rumor Some believe
that the report is "A stock jobbing cAnard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

R1n and Mars Rainsbarger, murderer. were
and 1yocbed.
fSeI Sroesoous killed his Win ana dauxhs,r
80 p4<a1Zee1 Ind. Friday aAA than 6Na1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

INVESTIGATING THE BRIBERY CHARG
A dispatch from Springfield, ILL.,, says that an
investigation began yesterday into the charge
that twenty-thres members OF the house had
approached corporations for the purpose OF
securing bribes. 1t is stated that IL was discov.
cred that Representative Ed. Mcdonald, Of
Jacksonville, had refused -, 600 offer from
another mennber 10 advocate the passage Of the
canal claims bill. The affair has caused great
sensation in political circles. Last night It wos
learned that the committee issued subpRnas
for the Nonttor stan, Tor speaker Haines, Repre-
sentatives Heydieker. Donnelly, Goddard, Her.
nngton and Senator Mason. The majority Of
these left town on the noon train 70 avoid ser.
vices.
CHARGES AGAINST sPEAKER HAINEA
Speaker Haines was sick yesterday and Rep.
resentative Fuller occupied the chair by ~
quest Of the speaker. Representative COLLINS
submitted q resolution reciting that as the
speaker had taken the floor Thursday, exhibit
ing certain documents and threatening 70 dis
close their contents. thereby giving rise 20 the
belief that the publication OF them would com.
promise the honor OF one or more Inembeu ana
also laid the speaker open 70 the charge of
knowingly condoning fraud, that the house 40
mand an immediate production Of the papers,
and that In the of his failure 20 do 30 that
IL IL the Judgment OF this body that the disnon-
orable nature OF the proposals or acts set forth
I'm said documents and the speakers dispost-
ton to condone the same stand before the poo-
pie of Illinois rs confessed. Mr.. Fuller asked
that the resolution lay over until the speakor
was present In person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

+ A THIRTEEN-YEAR OLD Boy WITH Two
PIsToIs.-Tnis morning VIM. E. Kearney. q
boy 13 years old, was arraigned in the Police
Court ON the charge OF carrying concealed
who lives in the house with the boy ard his
parents on w street, near 18th, testified that
yesterday, he took the pistols from the boy and
told bis mother, giving the pistols to her, but
she handed item back to him; that he then
considered Il hfs duty to inform an officer, and
meeting Off1cer Sh;,nks related what had oc-
ctirred Ofilcer Shanks arrested the boy and
found the pistols on him. This morning the
father OF the boy stated that he had been re-
n2iss in regard ~ allowing his boy to carry the
pistols, and promised to see that there was no
further infraction Of the law The court, after
Temarking on the carelessness shown, directed
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END HER TRoUBLES
DECATUR, ILL.,, June 6.-Near Bemsnt last
evening there was sensational sequel TO the
arrest Of Mrs. w. J. Oliver and Miss Mary
Powell. Miss Poweirs home IL In Danville
The two women came here from Champaigu q
week ago TO canvass for silverware and boOks
At Champaign, II is alleged, the women became
intimate with Elmer Cunningham and Charles
Roberts, and after coming here the young men
followed and induced the women 70 dy to Pe-
oria. They were discharged nom arrest here
yesterday, and Miss Powells father, who came
ing her In charge. The young woman felt keeniy
the disErace q arrest and after the train pulled
out Of Bennent she went to the platform and
that Will probably result fatally. Her father
jumped after her while the train was eoin9 Al
be taken home on an extra train. Mrs. Oliver
LEFT for Peoria last night. and the young folloW3
Dom CHAMPAIGN have gone back homas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

AN INDUSTRIAL REVIVAL II vTRoYrIA.-
The iron and mining industries Of southwest
Virginia, for . long time idle, are generally rs.
suming operations, and feeling OF conndsnce
Wythe and other counties Will go into blast Inn.
,mediately. The Altoona coal mines, IN Pulaski
county, f0r long time Idle, will be roopened q
once and the Bertha zinc works at tie came
point which have been running only one fnr.
nacs. ere preparing 70 start an lncreaecd num-
POCnhontns coal region, aud the outpout d In
creastn9. Eumarous other industries Aro pro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June 6.-Henry c. Hol-
loway, superintendent of mails In the Jackson
Vile post office, died suddenly this morning Of
hemorrhage Of the lungs:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

THE WAITING Iowa EDIToRS.-The men,
bers Of the iowa Editorial association expect to
remain In this city until Tuesday, when they
will go to OlLcXingtOn, Va. Wednesday thny
will visit HarpeHs Ferry. Thursday they viii
start for Chicag0,stoppins at Cumberland, Deer
Park and Gr;aftnk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

RoBBERIES REPORTED.-Gsorge K Warren.
3O4 u street northeast, reports stolen from his
room yesterday 1872 in mOney.-Charlcs A.
Morse reports stolen from in front OF 900 o
street last night Columbia bicycle, worth S15
-Charles u. Willard, $50 A street southeast.
reports stolen q seven-stone diamond bracelet
flames q. Saunders, lila Maryland avenue
reports stolen froLn his house $50 bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

THREE DOLLARS FOR A MESS OF CHERRIEs.-
The cherries on Admiral Porter's cherry trees
are ripe, aud the boys like them The trees are
Oh a vacant lot near Goth and r streets Yes
terlay AFTERNOON Officer Maddox caught Chas.
Nermillion eating some Of the fruit, and this
morning Judge Smell fined him So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06

CINCINNATI. O., June 6.-George w. Mem, .
well-known insurance agent, has been indicted
fOr embezzlement at the instance OF the Western
Assurance company, OIL Toronto, Ont, for which
he served FOR some time as Cincinnati agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-06
The Columbian Law School.

A LIST OF GRADUATES WHO WILL RECEIVE
DEGREES NEXT TUESDAY.
The annual commencement of the law depart
ment of the Columbian university will take
place at Albaugh's Grand opera house Tuesday
afternoon at p. m. Hon. Francis Wharton,
LII D., and Hon. VIM. Strong, LII. D., will de-
liver addresses. DR.. yelling, president Of the
university, will confer the degrees az follows:
Cum d I'M 81 Pcooliase c,dass: Mass f airasa craw.
shaw, Penn: r. f. Dennis. ILL.,; I. B. Dudley,
Wis; Wis J. r Downs. Nd; 6. 4. Eyersole, Ky;
n;Js p +. Gale, Cal; W. 3; Grant, Wiz; G: Z. Hsi:
F &: e asysa, aHswara t ky T. + ha.ssssa Mssai i p
Mass; Joseph shillinston, jr., D. C.; f. Del.
xan M Ma AnEs1 e. ssasr ksn M es9ga S,sga
Mees, Conn w. Wifhirs, hfhhGn j2 +: 4 Ark ss'1n = L.
Bachelors of Laws. i. Adriaans, b. c.; NJ.
Bsaif, Nd; y. \. Bethel, Md; s. schiey Cassin,
R. P. Daniels, Pa: Edward n. Dingley. Me-;
Irving p. Dudley, Wis: H. ]. Finley, DC; Oscar
Poote, Ind; Clinton Gage, H., d. r. Gale, Gal;
Ninn;; Joseph HARPER, 3: C.; John NJ Killits,'
G.; John Kimmel, M; John A. Luce; NJ. Ter;
Tens enssi: Naha Nssh M Va" a Ja%es e. p Mepsa
ssh,inxS xh,,l Fsnn;: s.sS Sqion ,s Hisr' "a:
aore +; sIschsnald; Fla; ": B. Norris, 3. G;
T. A. Mute, Wis; W. VI. Offlsy, n. Y; E. II.
Patterson, Mass: Walter B. Patterson, n h;
F. A. Pease, Mass; G. S. Powell, Ky: Green b.
Raum, jr., H.; John Raum, H.: II. L.
Reynolds. ir.. Conn; William B. Robson,
Ohio; Nathaniel +. Robinson, Pennsylvania:
Angelo c. Scott. Kan; j. p. shepperd, Va; $. A.
shipman, Kan; Bruce Simmons, Va: H.W.
Slocum, jr.,- n. i.:F. be L. smith, n y. J. ii.
Spanlding, D. G.; Hawkins Taylor, Ohio; w. w.
Townsend, ID. c.; Alvan r. Tracy, Conn.,, W. F.
Warmer. Conn.,, and o. L. Williams Pa.
THREE DOLLARS FOR A MESS OF CHERRIES
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PARIS, June 6.-The Gaulois states that the
Princess Of Wales is endeavorlng to bring
about meeting OF the Prince of Wales and the
c9ar of Russia at Copenhagen It Is the hope OF
the princess that permanent peace may be
secured through the meeting
Sir Peter Lumsden, recently In charge OF the
British6section OF the Afghan boundary COM
mission, has arrived here.
SIMLA, INDIA, June 6.-The Russia telegraph
Is now being extended to Sarakhs, on the con-
fines Of Afghanistan.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-07-02

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tUas. where x1aasS men arr tanz-sr ~ :
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krtH & sod aDe EseiE3a Tue t--nt ri
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The Russellville Democrat., 1885-07-02
rereelIr preaaral.

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cliawfnirg cweeehas you 6awnoed siih
~ Mrs huitioTf og8er eve.
NO, Hawy. sc was 40. c&Aaw ming.
she a iulgaa eMeeclaw
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ChaNscy.
.4faas she asked me If liked CO.
nundwnis, ard told her thar ! a4a
tried them ID Iaree. bit ! didm't Ike
them Is welt ~ fweid iwogs. Ard fhen
she laEfea aeiaai 81 iarfsH just tAing
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knew phy Fweadie Srngson Mas q
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she - g Il 9as te-zase &c wins alwass
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me 10 9 soaa-f untain. seel faint aud
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The Russellville Democrat., 1885-07-02
Living Witnesses
Testify.

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voluntary testimony
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