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Evening star., 1885-06-23

proved by MIS- ReRSval.
Mt. McGREGoR. n. Y. June 23.--ons week
ago to-day Gen. Grant was brought here. spesk-
ing OF their trip Dr. Newman remarks that oasly
one man ever went upon a mountain 10 dae
That was Moses, but Dr. Newman don't believe
this mountain trip will result that way. Hs
Having been here a week, I'm which time uho
good results OF the change might fairly he ex-
pected. pr. Douglas was this morning as..gd To
make a comparison OF the generals condition
now and the day he started from New York
Gen. Grant could not have lived In New
York until this time with weather such as
when he left. said the doctor. "He was sink
ing very rapidly there. and that Was why
had to hasten the time of leaving, which was
parison OF the generals condition a week ago
aud now there il central tact that must All
ways be considered, a fact tina; pains me deeply
and all the time, and that II that we must stand
by and watch the course OF his illness with the
consciousness of being unable "a stay IL. Start
ing from that fact the incidents OF daily
General Grant coughs much now
as then. i can't tell that definitely. some
be thought IL was from other causes. Is be
stronger To that would say that he might
this morning walk back and forth on the piasxa
with less fatigue than would have resulted one
week ago. The air is cool, and the change has
benefited him greatly. As to the local condi-
tions. the area OF exterior swelling is certatIsly
less than when he reached here last Tuosday,
and the afflicted parts inside are no worse. I
cannot say that his spirits or courage are less
ellsth Nt'h ago. stofts Tue kfneriu hAs bsf-
efted as much as could have been expected by
any change. and to-day he IL stronger than
wnen he came here"
Last night was a cold one on the mountain
At midnight the mercury down TO as de-
grces. and IL marked Al degrees at q o'clock
THIS morning. Between and O'Clock the
doctor treated the generals throat. after which
he spoke 10 the physician in quite "A clear voipe
and said: IL have had good night. I slept
well and feel rested now He gained some
sleep between that time and 81 O'Clock, when ais
throat was again attended To and food was give N;
the general then again dozed of. The eN-gov-
ernor of Montana, schuyler Crosby, called st
the cottage this morptug
Evening star., 1885-06-23

TWICE ARRESTED IN ONE DAY-Theodore
Price. colOred, was arrested early YESTERDAY
evening for assault and battery upon Betsy
Johnson. He left IS collateral in this case, and
later on he was again arrested on the charge Of
assault and battery with intent to kill Thomas
Martin, also colored.
FIVE DOLLARS FOR CALLING A POLICEMAN
A PCPPY.-Jas. Walsh, the grocer, while under
arrest yesterday, called Officer Cotter puppy"
and Judge Smell made him pay So for 1t.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-James l.. Davis real
estate agent, Of this place, yesterday sold for
w. H. simmons house No. 3219 r street to
Johannah Connor for q, 1,5OO cash. The lot is
20 feet by $50 feet.
RUNAwAv.--Yesterday afternoon horse
attacned 70 grocery wagon. owned by John
Leitch and driven by Archie Robinson, became
r1ghteued and unmanageable on jefferson
street and ran away, damaging the wagon and
slightly tnjuring the driver.
ExcuRsIoN.-The senior philosophy class of
Georgetown University gave most enjoyable
excursion to their lady friends to the Potomac
landing this morning. The steam launch Puck
was chartered for the occasion.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A. M.-Great Falls, temperature "a: com
dttton, SO. Receiving reservoir, teuiperature
70; condition at north connection Sc: eoufh
connection, So. Distributing reservoir tenn
Perature, ~; condition at inluent gate.honse
river to-day at 400 q m. and 4:S6 p. m.
Evening star., 1885-06-23
BARGAINS. BAnoArSs.
BARGAINSi

We are now offering, at greatly reduced prices, y
ODD LOTS IN SUMMER GOODS
Mems Hand-sewed TIES Strap or Button, for $3.50
per pair; former price $500.
Mems Hand Welt OXFORDS, $4.25 per pair; former
A let Sf Boys oxFoRDs, former price $3.50 and
In regular goods have of the largest assort-
mentS to be found In the city.
Our ladies' $500 CURACAO KID BOX TOE, BUT
TON, are still In the lead.
For $3.50 we give you o fine BOX TOE or COM.
MON SENSE CURACOA KID BUTTON, and guar
antee them to give satisfaction For $500 We can
In low SHOES FOR LADIES we have all the
latest styles, at the very lowest figures possible.
LADIES' hne CURACAO KID OxFORDS, hand-sewed,
Ladies fine cuRACoA KID NEwPoRrTIEs. hand
Ladies' % tine cGRAcoA KID BUTTON, hand-sewed.
SlSO
Ladlss ane FRENCH KID oxFoRDss hand-sewed,
Ladies' fine FRENCH KID EDISON. hand-sewed.
Ladies ane FRENCH cLoTH-ToP EDISON. Louis
Ladies' fine f FRENcH EDISON, Louis xvheel, $500.
A LARGE VARIETY OF MISSES AND chill
DREN's LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
Also. full line OF Ladies and Misses, White Operas
WIN. h. RICH
oNErPRIcE SHOE STORE,
js1e 717 Market Space.
Evening star., 1885-06-23

Mr.. JONAS FRIENDS TRYING To HAVE I'll
oRIECTLoNs TO HIN MITHpRAXN

Mr.. JONAS FRIENDS TRYING To HAVE TmK
OBJECTIONS TO HIM WITHDRAWN.
RACINE. WIS, June 23.-Mr. Jonas has not
definitely determined upon the course he Will
pursue in regard 10 the Prague consuship 40
which he was recently appointed by President
Cleveland. but public announcement IL made
that IL is probable he will not personally pre-
sent to the Austrian government the reasons
why IL should not refuse him an exeQuatur.
ffis friends have moved i'm the matter and he
has received a telegram from Omaha ar noulte-
Ing that The Bohemians of that city have cablsd
Dr. RieEel, of Prague, and leader OF the ma
tority i'm the imperial parliament asking hiln
TO see Count Toafe and press him for q witpi-
drawal of the objections TO Mr.. Jonas. A sin4i-
Lar telegrcm has been sent from this city.
Evening star., 1885-06-23
DRY GOODS.
NEw FRENcH SArEEss

~ AsAAA>SAA O<AAGIIAN
SEATON PERRY.
(SUCCEssoR PERRY & BRorHER,.
HAS JUST RECEIVED so PIECES OF NEW
AND CHOICE STYLES IN FRENCH
SCARCITY OF THESE GOODS IN NEAT DE
SIGNS. THIS LOT WILL SOON BE SOLD AND
CANNOT BE DUPLICATED, CONSEQUENTLY
AN EA RLY INSPECTION IS ADVISED.
NEW TuFTED SCOTCH ZEPHYRS IN CHOICE
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF ANDERsoN's
SCOTCH GINGHAMS IN PLAIN, CHECKED,
TtIPED AND SIDEBAND COMBINATIONS.
PLAIN AND STRIPED LORRAINE CREPES,
AT 2OC.; REDUCED FROM 25C.
lOO PIECES NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES
I;T,IfiHl,; IN PRINTED 2 BATIsTEs. AT 15c. A YARD;
G6o6s % II SHihfsa aRkAr vAk1nr9: AMI FRENCH WHITE
i, LARGE STOCK OF PRINTED PURE LINEN
MSn HxkGE Al Line Ne OF Gsc WHfTE Sff AND co1oRED
BATISTE ROBES FROM SIS TO $40
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED AND
PRINTED INDIA PONGEE ROBES.
sIrSI.ES;bA sIrSSIR.EESIAL u, ATTRACTIONS" IN CHINA AND
EXTRA GOOD VALUES IN BLACK AND COL
0RED GROS GRAINS sURAHS AND SATIN
RHADAMES FROM 76c. TO $3.50.
=. S0XELTIES IN SILK, CHUDDA AND CASH
eJPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania ave-. cor. 9th st.
Established 1910. je2O
Evening star., 1885-06-23

THEY REACH FORT PITT IN GOOD coNDrTro

THEY REACH FORT PITT IN GOOD CONDITION,
HAVING BEEN WELL TREATED.
FORT PITT, n. w. T., June 23.-All the prlz-
oners from Big Bears camp were brought in
yesterday. Mr.. Mclean said that while they
been much worse. While the Indians had
plenty of provisions they were comparatively
comfortable, but after provisions ran low they
suffered from hunger. The Wood Crees split
of from Big Bear and forced him to give up the
prisoners, who were allowed 10 start in for Fort
f1tt three days ago, alone. The Wood Crees
have gone back to get cache OF provisions,
which Is located near the Catholic mission on
Beaver river. The prisoners all I'm good
health and Mclean says no personal insult was
Offered either to himself or any member OF his
family,
Evening star., 1885-06-23
From Wall street To-sa.x.

NEW YORK, June 23.-The stock market
opened this morning about steady rs compared
with the closing quotations last evening. tise
changes, II any, being for very small fractions.
In some cases there was decline, followed by
a reaction. which carried Quotations from 4. 20
!, per cent above opening figures This how
ever, was lost before IL O'clock and at that
hour the market Is weak, with quotations gem
orally shade below the opening. 81 Paul ahd
weakness during the past fifteen minutes de-
clining each a per cent. Loanng rates are easy
for the whole list. The market has been only
fairly active. the total sales the first hour belag
Gl GOO shares -
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kilograms to The Star.
COMPROMISE IN ENGLAND.
Truce Between Conservatives and Liberals.
INDIAN OUTBREAK In COLORADO.
GEN. GRANTS IMPROVED CONDITION.
BIG BEARS PRISONERS WELL TREATED.
THE OBJECTIONS TO CONSUL JONAS.
ONE OF GLADSTONE's CONDITIONS.
Immediate Passage OF the Seats Bill
Promised by the Conservatives.
COMPROMISE IN ENGLAND
Truce Between Conservatives and Liberals
INDIAN OUTBREAK in COLORADO.
GEN. GRANTS IMPROVED CONDITION
BIG BEARS PRISONERS WE'LL TREATED.
THE OBJECTIONS TO CONSUL JONAS.
Immediate Passage or the Seats Bill
Promised by the Conservatives.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, June 23.-Late yesterday public
opinion veered suddenly again on learn
Ing of the repeated visits OF the queens
private secretary To both the liberal and con-
servative leaders, and on realizing at last that
the pressure from within was too great for the
latter to longer decline office.
GLADSToNE'S CONCESSIONS
Mention was made this morning of Glad
stone s assurances. but il is hardly necessary to
relterate that these are only OF the most general
and obvious kind. 4 understand he made yes
terday the immediate passing OF the seats bill
an absolute condition of any cooperation at
all, hence the statement of the conservative
organs this morning that this bill will be passed
at once.
Evening star., 1885-06-23

San FRANCIsCo, June 23.-One of the most OBJ
stinate glove fights ever seen In this city was
fought last night at Platt's hotel. The match
was between two light-weights, Young itcheil
and Jack Keenan,, for purse OF $500 q side.
Ihirty-f1ve rounds, occupying two hours and
eighteen minutes were fought, when keenan,,
through sheer exhaustion, failed to come To
time, and Mitchell was declared the winner,
Ihere was q large number of spectators present.
Evening star., 1885-06-23
THE CRISIS IN LONDON PASSED.
Concessions From Gladstone That Made
a Conservative Cabinet pOssible-Thc
Attitude Of Russia.

LoNDoN, June 23.-The crisis in political
affairs is believed TO have been passed, and most
probably to-day all differences between conser-
Vatives and liberals will be arranged, and the
conservatives will form new cabinet. 1t is
said that some technical points only vet remain
to be settled. In principle, il is claimed, Mr.
Gladstone has not departed from the lines orig
lnaliy adopted by him, but he has made fuller
Loped for
he reserves, however. full liberty of action I'm
regard 10 any new measures of moment that
may be introduced into parliament: at the same
time he undertakes to assist the new govern
ment In completing the ordinary business of
the session.
THE ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA
Lit is reported here that Baron Won Staal the
Russian ambassador, has been instructed by
his government to maintain an attitude of re-
serve towards the government OF the marquis
of Salisbury. Baron Won Staal is also in
structed, according 10 the same report to insist
that Zulficar Pass ought to belong to Russia in
order TO check any advance Afghanistan may
propose to make into Russian territory.
The Times in an editorial, says it thinks Lord
Sallsburys failure to obtain the desired pledges
from the liberals weakens his position. II adds:
However, the liberals, though perfectly able
to do at any time, having nothing but trouble
to gain thereby, will probably not attempt to
defeat the government"
CHAMBERLAIN's IRISH SCHEMES.
The Times, i'm an editorial, also says: "Mr
Chamberlain and Sir Charles Dixie may dis
cover that there are institutions i'm Ireland
such as the Poor Law Guardians and NUM-,
ecipal Councils administering public money
largely, that are only prevented from abusing
their lrpOWerS by the supervision of the perma-
nent officials whom it is proposed to sweep
summarily away. The conservatives must be
molish Mr.. Chamberlain's wild scheme
The Marquis OF Salisbury will make the
announcement i'm the house of lords to-nip ht
that, Mr.. Gladstone having given sufficient and
entirely satisfactory assurances CT aid in the
conduct OF the government, he Salisbury will
take office and form a cabinet.
nrI of II,
OF lords this evening, and Mr.. Gladstone made
a Similar announcement i'm the house of COM
mons, that the Marquis of Salisbury had ac-
Castle to SO inform the queen. A motion was
made in each house to adjourn until Thursday
next
Z. s. Minister Phelps, the Prince OF Wales
and the Duke of Edinburgh were present during
the session Of the house of lords to-day.
Evening star., 1885-06-23

NEW ORLEANS, june 23.-A special TO the
Iimes- Democrat from Hattiesburg says: con
methodist preacher, attempted to outrage ttis
ten-year-old daughter OF X. Ferguson, residing
three miles north OF Augusta. Miss. James
escaped 10 the swamps, but was captured yes
terday, and placed in Jail at Augusta. IL Was
with great difficulty that the sheriff prevented
the infuriated citizens OF she section from
lynching the negro.
Evening star., 1885-06-23
INDIA oAuzE SHIRTS. ss,sc.: WORTH

GENTS INDIA GAUZE SHIRTS, 33lac; WORTH
NJ 66c.
Gents India Gauze Shirts. &c.; worth 76c
Gents BaibriggAn Shirts. Soc; worth Toe
Closing out Spring Neckwear ut half price.
Finest Salteen Drawers only SOC.
Spring Weight Undcrshirts. Soc; worth TIC
Medium Weight Uhdershirts, nearly all wOnl 6Oc
Ask 10 see the COMFORT SHIRT. made OF WAN
autta Cotton and Richardson's =, 100 Lirsen bosoms
reinforced, ready for the wash tut, only 66 centa
This u the best fitting. best made Shirt In -
market.
Remember only S6c for the Finest Dress Shirt at the
HtfANC4 BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
my2o lOOz STREET NORTHWkST
Evening star., 1885-06-23
$50 P1ncrs BEsr F1eunnp BA.

$50 P1EcEs Best F1euREp BA-
TISTE, REDUCED TO 15c.
25 PIECES FIGURED CHALLE DE LAME 6Oc
SO PIECES REAL INDIA PONGEE, IN CHOICE
DESIGNS AT REDUCED PRICES
ALL WOOL ALBATROsS REDUCED FROM 45
TO Csc.
REAL SCOTCH GINGHAMS, REDUCED TO 12lh.
PARASOLS REDUCED TO ABOUT HALF
PRICE.
SUMMER SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY, AT
BEEN OFFERED.
WHITE PONGEE, SO IN. WIDE, S7lac.
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 QUALI-
TIES.
w. NJ. SHUSTER SONS
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ONE PRICE. ie2O
Evening star., 1885-06-23

TOPEKA, kANs., June 23.-Esfimates mads
from reports received from twenty-seven coun1
ties where the wheat harvest is A progress ins
dicate that the yield is Is per cent greater than
the June estimate of the state board OF agricul1
ture.
Evening star., 1885-06-23
Denying the Validity OF the Bell Tele-
phone Patent.

PITTsEURG, PA, June 23-An answer to the
patent Infringement suit OF the Bell Telephone
company against the Western Pennsylyania
Telephone company has been filed in the United
States circuit court. The defendants deny the
validity OF the Bell patent on the ground that
the invention was known fifteen years before
Bell or Edison took out patents, by which con-
troi of the system is now claimed.
Evening star., 1885-06-23

San FRANCISCo, June 23.-(ieo W. Dent n
brother-in-law OF Gen. Grant, yesterday received
letter from President Cleveland notifying
him of his suspension from the Office of aISs
praiser at the custom house in this city, Thoss
Beck, who was recently appointed, will succeed
him,
Evening star., 1885-06-23

SELBYyILLE, IND, June 23.-Hog cholera is
causing great loss to the farmers OF seyerul
townships in this county. In Okaw and Other
townships in the northern part OF the county
where the fatality is greatest, one farmer hiss
lost forty head of fat hogs in the past few weeks
drOyes.
Evening star., 1885-06-23

MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, June 23.-The Milwau-
kee baseball club has decided to disband The
Western league having gone to wreck, this was
the only course left to the Milwaukee associsL
ton, II finances were to be looked to-
Evening star., 1885-06-23

TIE ORUEK OF B NAI b RITHs
BERLIN, June 23.-Mr. Julius Bien, Of New
York, president of the Hebrew order of B'nai
BNith, opened the session of the grand lodge
here. Mr.. Isaac Hamburger. of New York, and
Mr.. Henry Greenbaum, Of Chicago, assisted In
the ceremonies.
AN AMERICAN GAMBLERS SUICIDE.
NICE, June 23-The man reported yesterday
to have committed suicide here, after losing all
his money at Monte Carlo, was an American
named Henry kapp.
Evening star., 1885-06-23

CHARLOTTE, n. c., June 23.-At Wades-
borough q night or two since Mrs. Bruner, a
highly respected lady, was knocked down and
outraged by q negro named John Began. He
dragged her to the woods near her house, where
the deed was committed. Began escaped, but
the people are hunting for hun In all direc-
Evening star., 1885-06-23

OTTAWA, ONT., June 23.-Particulars have
&c Quinze rapids two weeks ago. The drowned
men were Robert Martin, married; two broth
ers named Somervflle, Burns, Keely, Cote and
carried over chute which II very high and
rough.
Evening star., 1885-06-23

MONTREAL, June 23.-The Christol-Lambert
wrestling contest took place last night In the
Montreal theater. The conditions were best
three falls in five. The first bout, Greco Roman
style, was Won by Lambert I'm ten minutes. He
also won the second bout, catch as catch can, in
one minutes.
Evening star., 1885-06-23
INDIAN TROUBLES IN COLORADO.
A Brother Of Capt. DOugherty. Of the
22d Cavalry. Killed by the Savages
and His Wife Taken Captive.

DENVER, COL, June pa special to the
Tribune Republican from Durango says: mes
senger from Dolores valley who arrived yester-
day afternoon says Indians have killed a neigh
Dor named Genther, seriously wounded his
wife and burned his house, barns, haystacks
etc. The messenger confirms the report that
COW boys had killed six of family of Indians
One young buck who Belonged to the same fam-
lily was wounded, but escaped and came TO the
agency at Ignacio and told his story and i'm
lnedlately 300 warriors came to the agency and
demanded revenge. Agent Stollsteimer paci-
fed them by agreeing to 90 with twenty-five of
their number to Fort Lewis, there to get an es-
cort OF soldiers and then to proceed TO the scene
OF the trouble, investigate the whole affair and
bring back the bodies of their dead comrades
Accordingly the agent and Indians passed
through here yesterday morning en- route to
Fort Lewis.
Another messenger arrived here last
night bringing report that a party OF
Capt. Dougherty, of the 22d cavalry,
now stationed at Fort Lewis while on his way
home, near Mitchell Springs, and killed him
and carried his wife into captivity. Captain
with three companies, sent Captain Dougherty
with his command to the scene of the murder
1t Is stated that the commander of Fort Lewis
hearing OF the action of Captain Perrine. imme-
diately sent company OF cavalry to intercept
Captain Dougherty, fearing that he might lose
his Judgment and seek revenge for the death of
his brother and the captivity of his wife who
is daughter of Mr.. Mitchell, of Mitchell
Springs, with whom Doughertys 8 children were
staying during the absence of their parents
There are many conflicting stories as to who
commenced the trouble The cowboys claim
that ii was the Indians, while on the other
hand the Indians and their agent accuse the
cowboys OF carrying out their threat to kill all
the Indians they find off the reservation. The
troops are arriving and the Indians will proba-
bly scatter and return to the reservation.
Evening star., 1885-06-23

MT. CARMEL, Pa, June 23-The arbitrators
have failed to adjust the difficulties between
Congressman Scott and his 700 employees at the
Pennsylvania colliery, and this morning the
strike was again resumed. The miners demand
December wages, while Mr.. Scott offers 10 per
cent less,
Evening star., 1885-06-23
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

The Virginia Midland Railway Is now running
ngon m and arrive at w White 's Sulphur
Office sdi anenae for TICK <.
| cts and Parlor Car reservations. je22-2w
wrI5Eas,rn THE STEAMER MI Ss;i SEXGEIfIoR, or THE
Wthdrawn temporarily. The steamer George Leary,
fs TI faSs at Sn pm on
7ts:s5rsst sssss wharf W. P. WEIGH; General Agent
The nS existing between MARX
to aha the r
will lib be settled by NJ AERAHAMs, 444 9th st.
l]a acquainted with the most practical m thods
OF constructing tiscuura estabshments for profit
and take contracts build ponds the simplest or
sos 5Sss hans Of and
Il'sCH, Meyers Hotel, Pennsylvania ave je2o-St*
r|s o F c E
FIRST COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
OF GEORGETOWN, d. c.,
1912 CONGRESS tOR 3lsT) STREET.
SUBSCRIPTION NOW RECEIVED TO THE
FOURTH ISSUE OF STOCK
$1,000 ADVANCED ON EACH SHARE
Owing to the large size to which this AS ociation has
and also the fhird Tuesday Night Of Every Month,
81 s Mesf at o
JOIN LEE1cH, President
je2O2w GEC w. KING, secretary.
C&s sns NEW BOOKS ks. AND SPECIAL RATES
III & = a; usrrn Of }ns city,
lSS stork's Recreation Tour leaving baltimore
@ e ID ises eo eo TO
arranged ar . nh Ghsapes1 and best Toyr Apply
building, Baltimore. Md. ieIS-f;t
on REMoXadmTo emo iaad;.t {, Ny W, CusToMEK
adjoining the Portland I. v. NOONAN,
0 MEFGHHTT n ath TTs TARh9NR5HG nHhNuHfs
My customers and the public Informed that
have resumed the personal supervision Of business
as they may need, in my line, in manner % e1rey
satsacory as to price, H. style and quality of goods
jest tn I'm 31O7 St, West Washington.
D~ F: Zoe 4 osslfSaMxl fsah:ylvana ave- and 1905 St.
THE nocPsa1hH 9nlsSSSHHS SHHSiSa Sshs sonrAsr's
or telephone promptly hed. myiS.tn % th,ssm h. h,'''
I BYRON : 81 ARAMs; "a s,s.i: faIsIMN s.,,',.s:
makes speciality of Pension and Claim Agents work
Picnic and Excursion printing at low rates. jeI21m
EES SAMUEL S. sHEDD
GAS FIXTURES. SLATE MANTELS,
GARDEN VASES, SETTEES AND HOSE
GAS RANGES, STOVES, TUBING.
JOBBING IN PLUMBING AND TIMING
400 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. je2
lt--s WHITE PORCELAIN LETTERS
lJ>-a TWENTY-FIVE per cent reduction in price Put
up at once No delay. w. H. STOOPS, Sign Painter,
SIS Sth st. Telephone call 1874. je2-Ims
[Ts E F. BROOKS.
GARDEN HOSE any length
GAS STOVES, all szes guaranteed Call
and examine.
GAS FIXTURES. sc. No charge for hanging
LOWEST PRICES. Plumbing Repairs. &c,
EF. BROOKS
my27 53l 18th street.
ff-y~rs JOHN W. CoRsoN. JOHN w. MAcARTNEY.
CORSON d MCCARTNEY, BANKERS,
Glover Building. 14I9F st.
Washington, ID. c.
Deposit Accounts. subject to check at sight, received
from firms. Corporations and individuals.
Chesapeake and Ohio Bonds, West Shores and all
Stocks ard Bonds list ed the New York and Philatel
Boston orders executed. American Bell Telephone
Stock dealt i'll.
district of Columbia bonds of all denominations on
hard or SALE Stock and Bonds OF all local street Rail-
roads, Gas, Insurance and Telephone Companies
bought and sold.
Direct wire from Office to New York. Philadel-
phla and Boston, ap3O
Evening star., 1885-06-23

CEMETERY NOTICE!-A LARGE ASSoRT
Nment Of ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBiE
and GRANITE MONUMENTS OF eyery desien ana
and OF the latest style the best oil nis
b now offered ~ the lowest possible prices 81
THE MARBLE WORKS
Corner 21st ~ and Pennsylvania ave NV
Please call. inspect and BE- convinced. iey2-ImS
Evening star., 1885-06-23

FIRE THIS MORNIN0.-About nine O'Clock
this morning an alarm Of fre was turned in
from box 4l6, caased by the burning OF q frane
shanty near 9Th and \ streets southwest, Oc-
cupied BY Allen sands and owned BY r. o.
Hoffman. Damage 900.