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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

DECISIONS OF TREASURY ACCOUNTING OFF,
GERS CONCLUsIvE.-Controlle Durham decides
that decisions of the Treasury accounting OFF,
GERS are conclusive on the executive and
heads OF the departments, and can only be re-
versed by the courts or by Congress.
WHY He REs1GNED.-Mr A. F. Howard, col
lector of customs at Portsmouth, N. H.. ten
dered his resignation to the Secretary Of the
Treasury, because he writes: ~ have been a
Jealous member Of the republican party, and
In every way possible contributed to its sue
cess. Consequently my offensive PARTISAN
ship can be established by many witnesses
For twenty years have also been firm be-
lever in the old Jacksonian doctrine, TO the
victors belong the spoiS.'" Mr. Howard s
letter of resignation is dated May 80. Ycstcr-
day MIR. Alpheus a. uascomb was appointed to
take the office vacated by him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

1Ex~ MEETING OF THE STOCKHOL
Of the Industrial Building and Society viii be
held at Bethel Hail. II ST. between 18th aud 18th sts
wv, at I;:SU pm. this TUESDAY, June =, 1885.
Its LEWIS IL DOUGLASS Secretary
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| Tr-.:~--, MRS. BROWN tCOLORED)
| u viii give her highly recommended Medi-
| c:s;cd Electric and steam Baths AlsO Magnetic
| treatment, II sSe.> AilS,oufi ave. NV. urD-On*
| E-~s-~, ROGINSKI & LEWIS, THE WELL
| O>-Sa known sign Painters and GLACIERS, ut
| UUS ID street northwest TelephOns call 379'3 Ali
orders promptly attended To. oc13-9m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

The QUARANTINE STATION at Cape Charles
was opened yesterday, and the station at the
Delaware breakwater will be opened on the 5th
inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

TF-c~@s F. H. FINLEY,
O|A 12O6 Pennsylvania ave. and 1906 d st.
Sole Agent for
THE ROCHESTER, BREWING COMPANY'S
CELEBRATED BEER.
The Trade and Families supplied. Orders by mail
or telephone promptly filled. myl2tu tn ,s3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

O-s L U NJ 3 Z R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

FGNHE STEAMER GEO. LAW Is FOR CHARTER
i Tuesday, Thursday and Friday during the month
Of June Inquire of
mylS-2lt* G. w BAUER eth ct wharf
HLYMONT EXCURSION GROUNDS = CON
~ tracts for excursions now in order. Cottages and
single rooms for rent to summer bOarderS f,
FREtND. Caterer. Call or address l.. II. TREM BLY,
521 Ith st. Special rates to Sunday schools my. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

IHE REPRESENTATIVES, of the Pacific Mail
and Brazilian Mail companies had an inter.
view with the Postmaster General this morn.
Ing relative to the division of the 100000 ap-
| foreign mail service. Mr. Villas Intends to give
all sides hearing before making 4 decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

BATTERY C, Sd artillery, Capt Webster, ar
rived this morning from Little Rock, Ark, by
y. and .. Il. r., and proceeded to quarters at
the Washington barracks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-02

THE UNION VETERAN CORPS.-At meeting
Of the Union Veteran Corps, first company,
last evening, Capt. Urcll announced the follow
ing as the sergeants OF the first company: Fred.
Thomson, 7. J. Dolan, c. A. knOckey, r. n.
Byram and w. w. White: also the following
standing Committees: Executive-Wm. r.
Ramsay, +. n. Byram, g. G. Eenton. N. b.
Eithian, 4: ]. Reigert, ]. w. Z. Williams, and
w. w. White, w. r. Brayton, AZ. u Alderman
and A. B. Hprlbut; recruiting-Chas. w. Has
tings, T. ]. Dolan, ]. w. Dutton, Alexander
McC1llipp and penniss Q'CQnnor.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04
rent question, which NAV soon make very

gent question, which may soon make very
serious issue, the extradition of dynamite
criminals, Is debated by President Angel,
of Michigan University, George Ticknor
Curtis and Justice T. NJ. Cooley. Dorman
b. Eaton, chief of the Civil Service Com
mission, gives his views of the results of
that reform. William Clarke shows the
futile character of any scheme for British
Imperial federation, and Thomas w. Knox
gives a brief but interesting sketch of the
progress of European influence in Asia
The other articles are one by Gail lIamil.
ton on prohibition in practice, and one by
Rev. DR.. G. H. Parkhurst on the decline Of
Christianity. These, with the batch of
free hand Comments, make up a number of
unusual interest If the allotted age OF
man were sufficient for a magazine, we
might have to part here with an old friend
for the REVIEW has just completed its sew
entieth year. But outwardly il renews its
youth with a new cover, and inwardly il
seems more vigorous than ever.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04

SECRETARY WHITNEY betrayed himself
when he inquired how it was that IA mill.
ion Of dollars had been spent in three years
in repairing the Mohcan, a new vessel that
had never m"de a voyage, and the original
cost Of which was 100000. If Mr. Whitney
had ever studied his wife'S millinary bill,
he would have discovered that the hat only
cost dollar, and the trimmings twenty
nine dollarS-an! the profit is not in the
hat, but what is put on it. 1t dosen't cost
much to build a war vessel and the con
tractor loses money on it; but when ii
comes to putting $3,0O0000 repairs on a
100000 ship he stands some sort of a show
Before Mr.. Whitney asks any more ques-
tions, he should study naval economy as
taught by RobeSOn, Roach and Chandler.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04

The Dublin ftcrmaHs Joo,7,ai publishes a
,ong interview with Bishop OConnot Of Neb'
raska and Wyoming, in which he dcpreCa,cs
extensive Irish emigration. The Bishop takes
the ground that for two.third, of the people
who leave Ireland as emigrants to America
the change means misfortune and physi
cal hardship Of most terrible kind, bcsidds a
moral degradation still more appclling.
"In the great cities Of the East" says BIZ.
hop O'Connor. "Irish newcomers sink daily
until they become the scum OF the population
without money and without friends. In thi.
condition they are compelled 10 do the hardest
and most menial labor, and from this position
they can seldom rise. II they 90 West" con
tinued the Bishop, "their prospects are scarce
ly any better. In the West there Is, OF course
land in abundance, but this land must now he
purchased, hnd the Irish emigrant LA. no
money"
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04
An EntrrpriZin:, Reliable House.

Lutz X Briggs can always be relied upon
not only to carry in stock the best of every
thing, hut to secure the agency of such arti.
cles as have well known merit. and are pop
ular with the people. thereby sustaining the
reputation of being always enterprising and
ever reliable. Having secured the agency for
the celebrated DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, will sell it on a positive guar
antee. II will surely cure any and every af-
fection of throat, lungs and chest. and to
show our confidence We invite yoa tocall and
get a trial bottle free.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04

M,ss Mamie Conerton and Miss Anna Lar
kin bridesmaids, and John Larkin and
WIN. Rohan groomsmen. After Deau'i'
ful discourse from the Rev. Father on the
Sacrament of Matrimony, the bridal party
and invited friends repaired to the resi-
dence of the brides father where sump'
tuous repast was served, amid the Joyous
strains CT instrumental and vocal music
The happy couple took their leave In the
evening fos trip to Kansas CITY, MO-
from whence, after visit among friends,
they will 20 to their home at Marengo.
The presents were Of the finest and most
costly. Below is partial list: Father
Epap, gold vases; pair bracelets, brides
father. Eddie Larkin, cameo pin; John
Larkin, silver thimble; Mr.. and Mrs N
Casey. silver butter dish; Mr.. and Mrs D.
Condren, china tea set; Mamie Conertoh
silver cake basket; Hannah Conerton. pan
nerette; VIM. Rohan, Jr, silver pickle
caster; Nellie Rohap, silver jelly dish ;
Winnie Rohan, satin fan, Mr. and Mrs
II. Rowland, silver cake basket; John
Larkin, jewel case; Mrs John Larkin'
table cover; Annie and Maggie Larkin,
ladies' dressing case; Alf Kennedy, silver
pickle caster; Katie Breen, towels ana
napkins; Mr.. and Mrs. T. Green, gold side
dishes, Lizzie Conness, silver desert set
and case; Mr.. and Mrs. p. Whalen, silver
pickle caster: Mr. and Mrs W. ConnesS,
he'd spread Mamie Conness silver butter
dish; Jas. McQuade, gold preserve spoon;
Mary and Julia Casey, caster and napkin
ring; Pat. Larkin, gold neck pin
CREST
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04

The man who goes out of town for his
job printing ought TO go out of town for his
ustomers.-Oregoa Reporter. That's so.
He is not worthy of home patronage.-For.
restoa Herald He hadn't ought TO live in
a town where newspaper is published
Warrea S,rtiHei. He should be buried In
a foreign land and no notice of his demise
published in his home paper.-Fuiton
Journal. He is dead weight for sny live
community to carry, and the sooner he
turns up his toes to the daisies the better.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04

The profits of the strawberry trade Al
Centralia are summed up as following:
There were shipped III car loads. The
picrkers eBrned $3G0,2; the box girls 81.
Os2; the commission men in Chicago Sl2,-
09ij0 the Illinois Central road, Sl4,l95
the loader At Centralia, $50 Its asserted
that the growers have made but little, if
anything, owing to the low prices, and that
the pickers and box makers have about all
the money which the trade has Drought
into Centralia.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04
A GUEST

Have you your life preserer' she TIM
idly inquired, looking trusttully into the
face Of her lover as the little craft in which
they were seated skinned gracefully over
the pillows. "Oh, yes, he answered mer,
rily; "see here" and he drew from his
side pocket a bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
SVTup.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04

We are indebted TO Ponpeii tor our great
industry of canned fruits. Years ago when
the excavations were beginning party of
Americans found, in what had been the
pantry of house, many jars of preserved
figs. One was opened, and they weae found
to be fresh and good. investigation show
ed that the figs had been put in jars in a
heated state, an aperture being LETT for the
steam to escape and then sealed with wax.
The hint was taken, and soon after fruit
canning was introduced here, the process
being indentical with that in vogue at
Pompeii twenty centuries ago. There are
many ladies among us who can tomatoes
and peaches for domestic use, and do not
realize that they are indebted for this art
TO the people of Pomeii.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04
What VIII surely DO II,

Ones hair begins TO fall out from many
causes, The important question is: What
is sure to make it grow in again; Accord
ing TO the testimony of thousands, Parker's
Hair Balsam will do it. 1t quickly covers
bald spots, restores the original color when
the hair is gray or faded, eradicates dand
ruff, and causes the scalp to feel cool and
we'll 1t Is not dye, not greasy, highly
perfumed, safe. Never disappoints those
who require nice, reliable dressing.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04
Matrimonial

CAvASAUGHLARKIS. - Married, in 81.
Mary's church, Eagle, ILL.,. June 23d, 1885,
by Rev. Father M. J. Egan Edward L.
Cavanaugh, Of Marengo, Iowa, and Miss
Mollie c. Larkin, Oldest daughter Of Mr..
Thomas Larkin, near Sueator, I'll. The
marriage ceremony-the first in the new
church-was pronounced at solemn high
mass. Mrs. n. Casey presiding at the organ,
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04

When the blood carries its due proper
ton of each of the acids, alkalies and other
elements of which it is composed, perfect
and painless health is the result. Let the
proportion be changed by the imperfect
working OF one or more OF the vital organs,
and Inflammation, pain, weakness and dis
ease are the result DR. Carpenters Calcu-
Ii Resolvent attacks the seat Of disease in
the vital organs and removes the foreign
substances (Calculi) that impede their ac-
tion, thus banishing the inflammation and
restoring the organs themselves TO perfect
working order As consequence, the
constituent elements of the blood are soon
restored to their proper proportions, and
pain, Inflammation and disease vanish.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04
A Sad Death.

In Philadelphia recently, at coroner's
inquest over the body OF child, the Jury
returned verdict that death was caused
by the administration of patent cough
syrup containing morphia. Dr. Samuel X,
Cox, of Washington, states that not one
cough medicine in ten is free from this
objection. After careful analysis and prac'
tcal tests, he endorses Red Star Cough
Cure as being purely vegetable, absolutely
free from opiates, poisons and narcotics
He regards ii as most happy and valuable
discovery.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04
orr AGENTS:

TuEFRgE TRADER may be obtained at the following
places BY the single copy subscriptions VIII be taNeh
for any length Of time at the regular rates;
K H. PooLER, Serena, III.
L H. TRowBRIDGE, Marseillcs.
d. II. UNDERHILL, Seneca.
1T wax DoRES, Grand Ridge
GyopeY II. HrnGER. for Troy Grove. Ophlr and Wal
tnsrn Address Troy Grove
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04

Culic is one of the baneS Of childhood,
but IN our later days we are not exempt
from it. John Ripper, a carpenter EN-
ployed At Thomas X MartS, Springfield, O.,
sends this certificate To add TO Il mass of
similar ones received daily from every por-
tion Of the country: Il do hereby certify
that MiShers Herb BtterS entirely re.
lieved me- in a few minutes from severe
attaCk Of crAmp collie"
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04

The representative to the Legislature
from Queens county struck his favorite
attitude, glared upon the House, and in
low, deep tones of much deliberation, said
with great mpressivenesS
For what did my constituents send me
here,
And then he glared again, brought down
his browS and repeated in a voice of
thunder a. he looked straight at the mem
Der from Plradis Park
For what did my constitutes send me
here|
Taking this a. direct appeal to him
for important in'ormrtion, Jimmy Oliver
Jumped To his feet, and with his right hand
pointing To the zenith, said in tones Of talk
Ing earneStneS>
"God Almighty alone knows sir"
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04
rsRms OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.

Please be certain that the date on the name aoo' w
your paper indicates the time TO "hich you '"'e P
your SUBSCRIPTION. II II does not peasc ho'' u'
s,s,sIv In teeoInr these accounts with many differ
suh.crihers errors are liable 10 occur and we take
,bs method 10 keep correct accounts with nail SUD
.crihers II the label IA not corrected within two weeks
,er we should have received payment please no'y US
We are even more anxious than you have the account
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04

but am not near run down; could write
all day about events With kindred regards
to all, am respectfully.
J. W. MCCLANAHAN.
The Ottawa free trader., 1885-07-04
Chicago, Alton 4 St. Louis Railroad

Lightning Express. Denver Express and Kansas CITY
and ST. Louis Express trains daily: Express Msil
and Joliet Accommodation run daily, except Sunday.
Kansas City and ST. Louis Express going south runa
through without change Of cara Morning train TO ST.
Louis has free chair and evening train through
JAY ". ADAMS.
Ticket Agent c. q A. RAilroGd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22

81. iDUrs. September 2i.-F1crf. steady
,nd unchanged Wheat unss tod ana
weak ssr,. tBt closed -.slc. shCye Ssf,sr-
day. No. = red. cash 80 .a9 &C.. October.
qUzEe1aic Corn STEADY. mixed. aash. al &c. !:
repisnber ale 0cioher. 3SsskSe.A osla
firm. No 2mised cash. "a - &c. WIS
key 81 oe rork 81 40. Lard 90 IS. Bulk
neats-khort rib s. 80: cieaH So BSron-
Long clear IS 2Oase IS: shoss, rtb, ss.soa
90 50: clear Sd.Soss6o21.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
Tie Foreign Bourses.


loNDoN. September 2l.-Reports
rom various continental bOurses show
that panioky feeling prevailed in inan-
cial circles during the greater part OF
the day. tut towards the finish Of busi-
ness quotations al the several bourses
rallied somewhat from the lowest prices
Of TIE day. The closing prices. how
ever. show heavy declines as compared
with Saturdays closing figures. Va
nous rumors were set adoat by Paris
stock jobbers in order TO keep up the
excitement. including one 20 the effect
that Turkey was mobil.zng her army
preparatory TO reasserting her claims IN
Eastern Roumelia. The market a. the
London Stock Exchange closed dull.
with slight recovery from the lowest
point Of tie day. American securities
were Ste1dV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
A rIaGnan,s Suicide.
BY telegrnph 70 TIE DISPATCH.

10y ttleghph 70 TIE Dispatch
BosToN, September 2l.-For some
time past Francis 3. 0'Donnell. aged
thirty-two years, and his brothers Ed
ward and George, have been proprie-
tors Of the Roxbury Gazette. Francis
bad been suffering from alteration Of
the mind. Yesterday morning be be
came worse. and his brothers induced
him to accompany them 10 the Office Of
Dr. Williams. Upon entering the Office
be became unmanGgeable and jumped
through tie window, carrying the sash
with hun. Those IN the room succeeded.
however. IN securing him IN time TO
save HIM from being dashed upon the
pavement below. Upon being again
placed II the room he suddenly seized
q cup that stood on table and broke
il into fragments and secured = sharp
piece Of the vessel, and before his
movements could be arrested drew il
rapidly across his throat from ear 10
ear. Then, dropping his weapon. be
gT&sped with his hands the exposed
arteries and tore them wide open. lie
died while beng taken 10 the hospital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
MONTGOMERY.
McCunIr, Iouf Auyihins bul q Triumph
TIE People IN Lsrnest.

McTHuirs Iouf AuyihiHG hui Triumph -
The reePie m Earnest.
Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatch
CHBIsTIANsBURG, VA.
September 81. 1855. !
The farmers Of this section are very
busy seeding wheat and saving tobacco
and corn. The prolonged drought has
stopped operations IN cattle, but last
night ram iol over 4 large area, and
the cattle and their owners look fresher,
a. Do The fields.
The political pot Is boiling. Staples :
magnificent speech al August court
gave us fine send-of. Johnny Wise
did all be could for Us the same day,
snc Pat. McCauI has been along here
spelling the Republican hero and max
ing 20 votes. McCsuu came 10 brsg-
ging and Boosting because his packed
crowd al Jacksonville did not lose heart
under the drubbng be got there from
Archer A. Phleear.
At Alleghauv Springs and Shswsville
J. Il. Hoge net McCAull on has own
ground and terms. and rather after ms
Own way. Hoge, al Shawsyille. had the
conclusion. The crowd had 70 compel
McCaull 70 stay for his skinBing. Next,
McCaul spoke al Blacksburg, the home
OF DI. Black our next delegate. Mr..
PhlegsI was on hand 20 see that Nc
Csull MADE good his boasts. Large
posters had hsrRlded the approach Of Nc
Csun. hut he. like LochiuvRf rival came
late. The people were listening 10 Mr..
PhleEsr. who was wOoing MANY Re
pubhcrnS, when Mr.. Heermxns. Of the
Blacksburg AcVs. who had failed 70
Get crowd for McCsull. came ~ and
applied ioT terms lie had previously
refused 20 divide time. Phiegsr al
once accorded McCAull all the time be
wanted. an6 gave him two replies. and
The night 10 conclude. McCaull Is yerv
6roll, tells funny stores, and tells
them vel is very rash IN
statement. and very ignorant. Bu,
phlectT soon took the fun cut Of
lin. snd ay holding him firmly 10 the
points exposed him and bis party so
clearly and eloqueutly that MoCsull
could not rally. His conclusion was
30 lane that The crowd jeered him.
MShone Il making desperate efforts
10 capture Montgomery. bu; Dr. Black
], on top and wIn stay there.
General Lees progress through the
Blue Grnss VII be IN ovation.
COR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
Waaksfngssa Nese~-
lBI telegraph 20 the DISPATCH. I

WASHINGTON, ID. c., September
2l.-There was received AZ the United
States Treasury to-day the second lot
OF gold coin from San Francisco and
silver coin from Carson City. amount
ing IN all to 5000 Under the re-
cent arrangement entered into by the
Secretary Of the Treasury the large
shipments Of coin nov being made are
transported by the Adams Express
Company. instead Of by mail. as was
tired for short time.
The Office Of Chief Of Post-0ffice In
spectors has been rendered by the Post
master-General to William a. West. Of
Mississippi. West is prosperous farm
er living near Oxford, Miss, and has
Engaged successfully in mercantile pur-
suits in St. Louis and New Orleans, and
has been president Of bank in Oxford.
West was at the Department to-day.
and has the tender under consideration.
The following fourth-class postmas-
tiers were appointed to-day for yir-
ginis Slsughter's, NJ. II. Brady;
Pleasant View. Mrs. A. Y. Harlow;
Churchville, Granville J. Hoff.
There was 81 unusually large num-
Der Of callers at the White House to-
day, Vice-presideni Hendricks being
among the earliest.
There was received at the Treasury
Department to-day for redemption a
package Of about 100000 in United
States notes which are badly mutilsted
and almost beyond recognition. Ii is
said their owner. an Ohio farmer, had
buried the notes in the earth in prefer
eDce TO placing them in q bank or other
depository.
The Erening Star expresses the be-
lief that the Civil-Service Commission
Will be reorgsnized before long and
new men appointed throughout. Indi-
Anians are already in the field with a
candidate for Mr.. Eston's place in the
person Of Professor James II. Smart.
Public Instructor ofshe State.
DormEn =. Eaton, chairman OF the
Civil-Service Commission, had long
interview with the President. by ap-
p0intment, this afternoon about q num-
Der Of matters, the precise nature Of
which, however, Mr.. Eaton does not
feel al liberty to disclose. BE saws the
commission viii be ready to proceed
with the argument in the Henekley suit
IN New York on next Friday. and
earnestly hopes that nothing viii inter-
vene 70 interrupts speedy conclusion.
The district attorney Will, by direction
Of the President, conduct the defence.
The attitude Of the President. Mr..
Eaton said IN reply to IN inquiry, was
IN every way satisfactory to the CON-
mission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-22
enc Of snIn. Jone.,s Meetings


ATLANTA. GA. September 2l.-A
special to the Constitution from Car
tersville. the home Of Sam. Jones. says
that the town was the scene Of great
excitement yesterday. The evangelist
is now conducting al immense tent
meeting there, and Oh Friday night he
delivered harsh sermon against the
whiskey-men Of thtl town. Early yes
terday morning terrible crash was
heard. and il was found that 81 at
tempt had been made 10 blow up his
stable with dynamite. Last night 3
scene OF indescriblble excitement oc-
CURED in the reyival-tent. A heavy
storm arose, and great folds Of the can
vas being caught in the wind and rain
fell 10 the ground. completely covering
the multitude within. The alarm was
intense, and the people had to cut their
way out. The straw caught fire, and
but for the heavy rain would have con-
sumed everything. The meeting closed
last night after TWO weeks Of earnest
work. sam. Jones goes West this
week.