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Evening star., 1885-06-12
SALISBURY SUMMONED.
The Queen Requests Him to Form n
New Cabinet - Gladstone Announces
the Resignation of His Cabinet i'm the
House Of Conn mons.

LONDON, June 12-The general ignorance and
ernment crisis are ludicrous. The Standard,
Daily Ne,cs and Times all aver in leading edi-
torials this morning that the Marquis of Sails
bury departed TOR Balmoral last evening i'm re-
sponse to summons from the queen. The
Telegraph states that ii caused a personal in
quiry TO be made at his residence late last night
ana was assured that the marquis was In bed.
The newspapers generally ridculed the letter
of Lord Richard GroSvenor, in which he claims
that the liberal whips did their utmost To- secure
the attendance OF liberal members last Monday
night.
THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY AT BALMoRAL.
At pm. it was learned from an authoritative
source that the report TO the effect that the Mar
quis of Salisbury had been summoned by the
queen to Baimoral, and tl.at he left last night
secretly at m'idn,rht for Ra,mora3 wbera he
arrived this morning.
SALISBURY TO FORM NEW CABINET.
At5 oclock this afternoon Mr.. Gladstone re-
celVed communication from the queen. In
this communication her majesty acknowledges
the receipt of the resignation of the prime min
lister and his cabinet. Her majesty also states
that pending the consideration of the resigna-
tion of the Gladstone ministry, she had sum-
moned To Balmoral the Marquis OF Salisbury
~ In the house of lords this afternoon Lord
rendered to the queen the resignation of him.
self and his entire cabinet. Lord Granville
mad the
ence the Marquis OF Salisbury, VINO is now in
Balmoral in conference with her majesty.
house would abandon all ordinary business.
GLADSTONE ANNOUNCES HIS RESIGNATION.
Mr.. Gladstone announced i'm the house of COM
mons this afternoon that he had resigned office
that the queen had accepted his resignation
and that her majesty had informed him that
she had summoned the Marquis of Salisbury
the leader OF the opposition in the house of
lords, to Balmoral for the purpose of entrusting
him with the formation OF a new cabinet.
THE PARNELLfTES AND THE TORIES.
Now that ii has become apparent. by the de-
parture of the Marquis of Salisbury for Balmo-
raj that the tories will assume the reins OF gov
ernment, the Parnellite members q parliament
have begun conferring with leading conserva-
tives with regard To the government of Ireland
Mr.. Parnell and his followers strongly urge the
tories TO adopt the home rule measure Tor Ire
land.
WILL SALISBURY ACCEPT OFFICE?
1t was reported to-day in certain circles that
the Marquis OF Salisbury, after consultation
with conservative leaders, had decided to ad-
wise that efforts be made to induce Mr.. Glad
stone to reconsider his resolve To resign, and
should these efforts fail, then to suggest that Sir
Stafford NOrthcote be called upon to form q
cabinet.
LORD DUFFERIN WILL REMAIN.
SIMLA, June 12.-It is understood here that
change OF ministry i'm England will not in
volve any change in the position of Earl Duff
terin, the viceroy of India.
Evening star., 1885-06-12

THE MATTER OF A SUCCESSOR TO POSTMASTER
CONGER NOT YET CONSIDERED.
The term Of City Postmaster Conger does not
expire until next year, but an effort has been
made to have q change at an earlier date. There
are a large number Of applications on file and
occasionally delegation appears at the depart
ment. To-day there was a rumor that Mr.. Con-
gers successor would be appointed very soon,
General Villas about It he laughed and said that
the matter had not even been considered. He
added: "There are q number of applications,
and there seems to be a fear on the part OF some
that the commission will be showed under the
door OF some one when they are asleep, and
there seems to be q disinclination to have a sur
prise of this sort. The matter, however, has not
yet been taken UP for consideration"
Evening star., 1885-06-12
SURPRISED By THE APACHES.
Five Of Capt. LawtOn's Men Killed in
Sonora and the Supplies Captured.

TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA, June 12.-The follow
lowing additional particulars have been re-
ceived concerning the capture of the supply
camp of Capt. Lawton. of the 4th cavalry i'm
Guadaloupe canon, Sonora, and the massacre
of five of his men, Capt. Lawton, with a troop
of cavalry, entered the canon, aud, leaving the
wagons in charge of seven men, started out on
a scout. While the guard were eating their
dinner, they were surprised by the Indians and
four of them were shot dead. Two of the sol
diers escaped and rejoined their command,
but nothing has been heard of the other guard.
The Indians secured all the prov visons and am
munition in the train.
Charles otto, who arrived here last night re-
ports that the body of a man who had been
murdered by the Apaches was found near Mud
Spring. The body is supposed to be that of
Charles Tylmand, manager of the Erie Cattle
company. 1t is feared that two men who were
with him We're also murdered.
BATTLE WITH THE YAoUIs.
GUAYMAs, MEXICO, June 12.-News has Just
reached here of an engagement on the 9th in
slant between the Iaqui Indians under Cajema
and Mexican troops. The federal loss was
severe, but the number of killed and wounded
was not given. Many Indians are reported to
have been killed. and sixty were wounded. The
soldiers have arrived here.
Evening star., 1885-06-12

e E; a ~ i y :; :;
416 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
FRIDAY Is RED TICKET DAY!
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AND
BELOW COST,
As shall discontinue that Branch of the Business
PLEASE NOTE OUR PRICES
FORMER C1os1Ns-our
PRICE PRICE.
Is cts. 22inch Dress Goods. In plain colors and
pNaos......... lZl2c.
At BAUM'S
20 cts 22inch Black AlWool Buntings....... 12lac.
AT BAUAlS.
Is cts 22-inch Satin Berbers and Tricotines 2ic.
At BAUMS.
371ac. 32-inch All-wool Cashmeres ........... 3Oc
At BAUWS.
25 cts 22-inch Allwool Nuns veilings and
AIDatrOSsea. 2Oc.
At BAUMa.
25 cts 36inch English Cashmeres 22c.
At BAUMa
SO cts 36-inch An-Wool Cashmeres all shades 4Oc
At BAUMS.
62la C. 40-inch Al-woolC Cashmeres, all shades Soc
At BAUMS.
IS cts 42inch Atwood Cashmeres, all shades $50
and 6Oc. At BAUNS.
PLAID DRESS GOODS.
IS cts 22inch handsome English Plads Csc.
At BAUMS
IS cts. 42-inch All-Wool Plaids s....... SOC.
At BAUMS
slOO 54-iuch Gnberrs All-wool Plaid suitings. s5c
At BAUMS.
LADIES CLOTHS!
80 cts. 4O-inch An-WOol Ladies' Cloths 45c
At BAUM'S.
S10O 54-inch Gilbert's AIlWool sutings.... 75c
At BAUMA
LOO 54inch Gilberts Trcot suitings-... 75c
At BAUMS.
1.25 54-inch Gilbert's Brocaded sutings...... s5c
At BAUMS.
WHITE GOODS!
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES OF WHITE
GOODS
Our entire stock of White Goods consisting of India
Linens. Check NainsoOks Victoria Lawns, Swiss in
plain and figures; Linen Lawns AllOver Tuckings,
French Organdies, &C., &c. at immense reduction to
close out the stock,
At BAUMS.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!
IMPORTANT TO PROPRIETORS OF HOTELS
AND BOARDING HOUSES.
AL our Table Linens, Napkins, DOylies Towels,
Table Sets, Irish Linens Crashes &c. &C., to be closed
out at actual cost, at
BBB A U U MN MN sSSs
BBR "A Z = MMMM ssss
BBB A UU N N n eSsS !.
je11 416 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Evening star., 1885-06-12

NEW YORK, June 12.-The stock market has
been dull and strong during the first hour. with
out any decided change I'm quotations. the ex-
treme fluctuations generally being only Il 20 n
er cent, although st. Paul, which was strong
at the opening, later declined ~ per cent, which
IL has since regained. At I O'Clock the market
is quiet, with prices about the same as the first
OF the morning. which are generally at or q
shade above the closing quotations last eve
ming. The total sales the first hour were 81, 600
Shar
Evening star., 1885-06-12
Gen. Grant rnn.nally CemfortasIe.

NEW YORK, June 12.-General Grant rested
Portable this morning. The large painting OF
the general and his family, and also the bust
and pedestal presented to him by the working
men of Philadelphia, are this morning being
packed and taken away. The general came
down stairs, and for a time personally super.
vised the work OF packing.
Evening star., 1885-06-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

|TE@ p. BAYLY. JR..
Office and Residence
je12-6t* 1920 st. n.
Tf~s AMBROSE D. BAGLEY, FORMERLY
himself s fesGsr 9t sRd sf nw s.s1 has m
0es. 0s GIass as SS fSo5 ST. nw where he VII be
seGa b;I's Of 0HFUTT r. hsrIs
s hgS be-
U.s. '00R R2sos xsSk ApAsg rssh fssfSSNR SH5s.S'
Picnic and Excufson printing at low rates. jei2-lm
~ ~cJMHoY THK HEoSING cdTF HXESfIsES SRNplTa 81 TIE
ssh9S H ssfs sss %s's
TE~ ALL .PERsoNs HAVING Bills
Administrator, s37 B st. NV je1i-iw*
~, Having On hand large stock Of Adams &
S9 6sS% IA 5s' ns s"RSy Of S}
''ose mace 70 secure 'ns" s1MSsSN AMfsseS : GUYS,
C~ sToRK's SUMNER @ TOUR TO MOUNT
Hrry;s NsE Ra,mcrs Ill % 5vLx sy Steamer s Decatur
September lst Note the attractions: Ocean voyage.
vlSlt 70 DoSton, hVe days at Mount DeserkyiSit to
Isles Of Shoals, &c: Descriptive guide book e. Ad.
dress w. l. STORk, y. n. G A. Building Charles
and Saratoga sts. Baltimore Md. je11-5t
TTs TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-ALL
O>|EA persons having unsettled storage accounts
with Nessrs. WALTER B. WILLIAMS d CO., prior
to January 1st, 1884, will please make settlement on
or before JULY FIHSr. 1855 Otherwise their goods
will be sold to pay storage advances. &c. jeIO-3t
fHrS, JAS. w. p. BREEN,
O~S1 Successor to PIP. Little. Commission Broker
In Stocks Bonds, Grain and Petroleum Room No.
Gunton building. Pa ave. and 9th ST. NV, Washing
ton, DC. Direct wires jelO-6tT
Cs PULLMAN PARLoR CARS
Evening star., 1885-06-12

NEWMAN, Ga, June 12.-News of a terrible
tragedy comes from Coweta county. Henry
Attaway, son OF Whetten Attaway, was In q
field at Campbell with force OF negro laborers,
directing them I'm their work One OF the negroes,
upon being ordered about by Attaway, grew
violent and rushed upon his employer with an
open knife. The father OF the infuriated negro
caught Attaway and held him while the son
desperation young Attaway broke loose and
sinking the knife i'm his assassn's temple,
killed him Instantly. Attaway died shortly
after
Evening star., 1885-06-12

DIES MONIES, Iowa, June 12.-Veterinary Sur.
geon Stalker has Just returned from Decatur
county, where he went to investigate a reputed
case OF hydrophoba. He found seven cattle
dead, and a post mortem examination revealed
the fact that they had died OF rabies. Several
dogs also known TO have been bitten were
killed, but a number OF others that had been
infected escaped.
Evening star., 1885-06-12

EsrELLINE, DAKOTA, June 12-Lightning
struck a barn f1ve miles north OF here yesterday
and instantly killed q. Gosper and a team Of
horses. u. i. Coverhiil and two OF Gosper'e
sons were dangerously injured. They had been
working on the road, and took shelter from the
rain in front al a harm
Evening star., 1885-06-12

NEW YORK. June 12.-J- III. Rutter, president
OF the New York central railroad, died this
morning at his home in Irvington.
Mr.. Rutter died of diabetes and blood d-poison.
Ing: He had been ailing more or less since 1881
and had been quite sick for three months past.
Evening star., 1885-06-12

WINDING THE COUNTRY IMPAssABIE m
ABANDoNs THE PURSUIT Oh Bro BEAR.
FORT PITT, n. W. T., June 1o.--Gen. Middle
ton, who has been pursuing Big hear, has found
the country impossible for horses, and IL on his
retarn to this places. supplies for the north
have been countermanded. The probabilities
are that the command will leave Tor home at
Evening star., 1885-06-12
Rusiness Failures Of the week.

NEW YORK. juno 12.-The business failures
during the last seven days. as reported 10 X q.
Dun & Co., number for the United states 1s5,
and for Canada -, or a total Of 207, as against
223 last week.
Evening star., 1885-06-12

A VOLUNTARY REsIGNATION.-As charges
have been brought against Mr.. Jas. A. George,
of Denison. Texas, recently appointed special
land agent, he has rendered his resignation in
order that Secretary Lamar may have an OPP
pOrtunity for investigation.
Evening star., 1885-06-12
THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11tn St. by
The Evening S:ar Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS, Prest

THE EVENING STAR u served to subscribers In the
ct by carriers. their account at l0 cents
week, 44c. per month Copies at the counter, 2
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month one year, So six months. So
Entered at the Post Office ~ Washington D. C.. as
secOnd-class mail matter.
THE WEEKLY STAR-publishe0 on Friday-Sl y
year postage prepaid six months. 80 cents
Es- AL mail subscriptions must he paid IN advance
no paper sent longer than Is paid for
Rates of advertising. made known application
Evening star., 1885-06-12

Ex-G0v. Hale thinks he can meet all his 1ia-
biltties u he has . reasonable extension.
Hanlan arrived at Toronto, Ont, yesterday.
A proclamation has been issued declaring the
state Of Panama under martial law.
The cholera ie spreading rapidly in Spain.
In the Santa Tiburcio mine. near Zacatscas.
Mexico. yesterday, 10 men were killed outright
and as manym0re wounded.
Evening star., 1885-06-12
POPE LEO AND THE IRISH Rrsuops


CINCINNATI, OHIO, June 1.-THE New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad to-day offers
round trip tickets to New York for the Turner's
festival, good until July 6th for $12, this being
cut OF % on the contract rate allowed 10
turner's only, and open 10 all. Ii will proba-
bly, cause q general break In eastern passenger
rates.
Evening star., 1885-06-12

Houses OF Citizens Of SpFingvale. Me-.
Stoned and Shot ut During the Night.
SPRINGvALE, MAINE, June 12.-Trouble
which has been brewing for some time over the
enforcement of the prohibitory law culmf-
mated last night In the organization of mob.
armed with revolvers and stones, and attacks
upon number OF houses, In which windows
were smashed and other damage was done
The gang went TO the house of William III
Frost. about q quarter OF a mile from the viii
lage, and sent shower OF rocks through the
windows, accompanied by a volley of bullets
from revolvers fired In reckless disregard OF the
sleeping family within. Taking the direct road
to the village the mob next stopped at the
shots were fired into the house, where women.
children and an old man were sleeping. For
tunately no one was hurt, but the windows
were demolished. The house Of q. Fl. Roberts
smashed and the furniture damaged. The resi-
dence Of Wilson Cheney, a prominent clothing
dealer, was also treated TO q volley OF rocks.
The final effort Of the mob was made against
paper sleep in the Office. A perfect fusilade
was kept mp and bullets rained into the room
The editors only offense had been the publica-
tion, without comment, of the liquor trials. By
raiders then disbanded. Much excitement was
shown this morning, and the sheriff OF the
county was telegraphed for.
A Cow Causes the Death Of Five Men.
CINCINNATI, June 12.-Dispatchcs received
by the officers Of the Cincinnati Southern rail-
way from Somerset, KY, deny the report sent
last night that construction train had been
wrecked by the caving In Of q tunnel. The
story arose from the fact that Roadmaster
SimmOnds' construction train going south last
night was thrown from the track two miles
The caboose aud seven cars were ditched. Five
labOrers were killed, and Foreman ODounell
and ten or eleven Others injured.
Evening star., 1885-06-12
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Midland Railway will establish line of Pullman
Parlor Cars between Washinston and White sulphur
a NJ and arrive at White sulphur springs at 1OlO p.
Se for tickets aud paJsS5
TFE~ NOTICE TO OWNERS OF CARRIAGES.
Persons leaving the city for the summer and wish
ing their winter carriages repaired painted or stored
Special attention given to tie Repanng Of Fine Car
rages M3nograms, Coats-of Arms, and Crests. ex-
ANDREW J. JOYCE,
412, Ala and 416 14th ST. n. W.
GEORGE w. JOYCE Manager.
vA4gE Agents for Brewster & Co. (of Broome ST., New
q and chdrens ems Lawn Pque D0 and @ Ginsha aH
RUMPLED AND so1LED,
which offer at prices one quarter of their value
- Have also added to the stock Of Ladies' Damaged
resh aud not hurt IN es the Which spen a sens
gardiess Of cost.
RH. TAYLOR,
je6-6t 933 Pennsylvania ave-
TF<e F. H. FINLEY,
the only agent for the following brands Of imported
KAISER. CULMBAcH,
The trade and families supplied Orders by mail OF
teIepnOhe promptly niled myll-m,w,f,3m
lE% SAMUEL S. sHEDD
GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTEIS
GARDEN VASES, SETTLES AND HOSE,
GAS RANGES. STOVES, TUBING.
JOBBING IN PLUMBING AND TIMING
400 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. je2
(f<~s WHITE PORCELAIN LETTERS
up at once. No delay. w. B. STOOLS, Sign Painter
31S 9th st. NV. Telephone call 773-4 ie2-lm*
~ E F. BROOKS
GARDEN HOSE, any length
GAS STOVES, all sizes; guaranteed. Call
and examine.
GAS FIXTURES SC. No charge for hanging.
LOWEST PRICES. Plumbing, Repairs, &c.
E F. BROOKS
my27 531 18th street.
[fSe IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS
All taxes due previous to July !, 1882, can be paid
at d discount 's Calling q WILLIAM DICKSON
my!l-lm 224 41s street
[EA JOHN w. CoRsoN JOHN w. MCCARTNEY.
CoRsoN & MCCARTNEY, BANKERS.
Glover Building 14l9Fst.
Washington D. c.
epOSit Accounts subject to cheek at sight, received
from Firms. CORPORATIONS and individuals.
Chesapeake and Ohio Bonds, West Shores and all
Stocks aed Bonds listed the New York and Philadel
Phia Stock Exchanges bought and sold commission
Boston orders executed American Bell Telephone
Stock dealt i'll.
District of Columbia bonds of all denominations on
bard Tor sale Stock and Bonds of ali local Rail-
roads, Gas Insurance and Telephone Companies
Direct wire from office to New York. Philadel-
phla ana BOSTON ap3O
Evening star., 1885-06-12

THE Postmaster General has decided to ac-
cept Marini's hall for the use Of the money order
office.
Evening star., 1885-06-12
General Foreign News.

THE OBSTRUCTION IL THE SUEZ CANAL.
PORT SAID, June 12.-Tbe large dredger which
was accidently sunk In the middle of the Suex
canal and which ii has been found impossible
TO raise, will be removed by dynamite. The
sunken dredger has put stop practically to the
navigation OF the canal, hence the necessity of
its destruction.
POPE LEO AND THE IRISH BISHOPS.
ROME, June 12.-The public announcement In
made that his holiness Pope Leo Kill has
given his sanction To the decisions OF the Irish
bishops upon the questions submitted to them
AT their recent meeting i'm Rome. Ii is stated,
also IN this connection, that his holiness has
given his approval OF the program for the meet.
lin.
Evening star., 1885-06-12

THE DEPARTMENT OF THE POTOMAC, Grand
Army of the Republic, has presented Fifth
Auditor D. s. Alexander with sixteen hand
somely bound law books. Mr.. Alexander was
commander of the department for last year.
Evening star., 1885-06-12
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY,-Internal
$33S, ,223; customs, S49O,154.
Evening star., 1885-06-12

The APACHE OUrBREAK.-The authorities a
Cochin county, Arizona, have sent 10 eecrefarV
Lamar . message that the county IL overrun
with Indiana and many citizens have been
The Apaches on Tuesday last killed four eol-
diers belonging 70 Capt. Lowden's command in
Guadaloupe canyon. A Mexican was killed by
Evening star., 1885-06-12

SENATOR BLAIR RENONINATED.-At the re-
publican senatorial caucus at Concord, n H..
last night, ON the first ballot Senator Blair was
nominated as his own successor, receiving 1OS
votes out OF 108. Ex-senator James W. Patter.
son, of Hanover, received votes; ex-senator
Edward w. Collins, s; Ossian Ray, of Lancas-
ter, -; Gilman Marston, Of Exeter, II; Charles
Chandler, 81. In joint convention OF the Iegis-
lature the following state officers were elected:
Secretary Of State, A. p. Thompson; state
printer, John B. Clark; state treasurer, Solon A.
Carter, and commissary general, Frank r.
Brown.
Evening star., 1885-06-12
District Government Affairs.

~AAS
INTENDENT.
In connection with the qusstion,Of the legal
ay apPoi1S ESD of the District
conference yesterday afternoon agreed that
there had been no error made by the appoint
ment of nonresident, but sent the following
letter to Mr.. Riddle, attorney for the District:
.'The attention of the Commissioners having
been called to the question OF their authority to
ercised under them, and to make their selection
OF the person SO appointed from among citizens
Of the United States generally, wherever they
Interests concerned, they direct me to say that
they would be obliged to you for your views
upon this question"
The work OF flushing out the water mains and
plugs throughout the city and District is going
on M p ansy tS
from the river to Boundary street. He has
completed the plugs of South Washington east
NJ northeast % Section ion Of the city. TSe water is
turned into the cutters and all the filthy places
are flushed out, including the sewer traps, max
water is left running in each case until it be-
comes clear. Mr.. w. H. jackson and two la
borers are assigned to the area west of 9TH
street and will flush out all the plugs in that
division. This duty will be repeated if neces-
sary to the health and sanitary comfort OF the
citizens.
A PAUpER IMMIGRANT SHIPPED TO WASHING
The District Commissioners have received q
copy of a communication sent by VIM. Ramsey,
guardian Of the poor of Pittsburg, Pa, to Secre-
tary Manning. complaining that under the
present law inland cities and poor districts are
frequently oyer.run with pauper immigrants,
who land in Boston, New York and other ports,
or were shipped to this country by way OF Can
ada, and that said districts receive none of the
fund provided for such cases by the per capita
tax on immigrants landing In the United
States. The Secretary is asked If something
cannot be done to put an end to this evil, and
the communication closes by saying: "In order
to test the efficacy OF the law and your power
hereunder, we have sent to Washington Mrs.
Bridget MalraaD, an assisted immigrant, who
with her children, was permitted to land at
Boston q few months ago, and was sent at once
to Pittsburg, where she has been pauper since
the day Of her arrival" The Secretary of the
Treasury in transmitting the letter to the Com
mssioners, says" it is not within the prov
ince of this department to take any action with
reference to any such proposed proceeding it is
deemed proper that you should be advised
thereof, in order that you may take such meas
ures rs you may deem proper, to prevent the
city from being encumbered with the support
of pauperS shipped from other places"
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Robert Boyd
erect twotwo-story and basement dwellings, @
and 9th streets northwest; Sc 600. JAS OJaton
and son, repair brick, Market Space, west side
market house; $3.50.
Evening star., 1885-06-12

James Haggert, odlum's decoy, was yesterday
% sentenced In Brooklyn 70 the penitsntiaV -
Evening star., 1885-06-12

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Senator Call and j. w. Henderson, Fla;
Senator Conger, Gov. Stockley, ]. w. Cansey
and Or: Pratt, Delaware; Commissioners Black
ana Coleman, ex-senator johnson, Gen. Joseph
f. Johnston, Representatives Morrison. Neece,
Leteyre, Anderson, Findlay and Collins, w. d.
Davtdge and Reginald Fendall, r. w. James,
CAL; Bishop Andrews, l. C. Grubb, Del; Chas.
Jonas, Wis, =. >. consul at Prague and dele
Evening star., 1885-06-12
SECRETARY BAYARD was at his desk at the
State department this morning

THE NAVAL BOARD OF INSPECTION met at
Norfolk yesterday to inspect the receiving ship
Franklin at the navy yard. From Norfolk they
will visit the navy yards at Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, to inspect the receiving ships
as to cleanliness
Evening star., 1885-06-12

Commencing JUNE FIFTEENTH. the Virginia
Midland Railway will establish line of Pullman
Parlor Cars between Washington and White Sulphur
Springs. These cars will leave Washington at Has
a. NJ and arrive at White sulphur Springs at 1910 p.
m. daily, except sunday Cali at Company's Office
COL Pennsylvania Avenue, for tickets aud parlor
reservations ieS-lif