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Evening star., 1886-07-17

MR.. RIGGS ACCEPTS THE POSITION OF TREASURER
Mr.. +. w. Oyster, chairman, has received
from Mr.. +. Francis Riggs letter saying: 81
am in receipt OF your esteemed favor OF yester-
day, with copy of resolutions passed by the
Federation OF Labor Unions of this city, in
reference to the establishment of q public
library here. Such an object strikes me as eini
nently excellent and merits the cordial co-Ope-
ration OF the community. / willingly accept
the position of treasurer which your committee
has been pleased to tender me, and thank them
for the personal confidence which is SO pleas
autiy implied"
The Federation committee has decided to
invite IA number of well-known business men
and citizens including Commissioner Wheat
ley, 10 serve active members OF the commit
tee.
Mr. Woodward, of the firm of Woodward &
Lothrop, has consented to serve on the commit
tee, and has contributed $1OO TO the library
fund.
Evening star., 1886-07-17
THE UPRISING IN MEXICO.
The Alleged ReVOlutiOnists Plundering
Very Much Like Bandits.

MATAMoRAs, Mex, July 17.-Further details
Copote station confirms the account sent yes
terday. Col. Prajedis Cavassos, with a force of
cavalry, arrived at the station within an hour
after the train had passed, but found that Ia
pias' men had also left. 1t is thought that he is
pressing them closely. The revolutionists are
raiding all ranches and Thursday stopped a
ranchefo and demanded his horse and pistols.
The latter refused and fired at one of the party,
wounding him, when his body was riddled with
bullets and strung TO a tree on the roadside as
q warning to Others, and the horse and pistols
carried OF in triumph. The revolution appears
to be spreading in the state Of Nuevo Leon.
EI lHundO OF to-day publishes an extra with the
following dispatch from Agualeguas, in that
state:
"To the cry of the restoration of the constitu-
tion OF 1857 the valiant Col. Francesca T.
Casa, at the head of over fifty men occupied
the city. There is no end to the enthusiasm.
Mariana Cruz has also to-day been occupied.
Juan Riedriguez took possession of Sibenas
Hidalgu and Vallecello. The sons OF Nuevo
Leon have risen en- masse to break the chains
Of slavery which oppress the nation"
Evening star., 1886-07-17

THE CROP WILL NOT BE MORE THAN THREE
QUARTERS THAI OF LAST YEAR.
ST. PAUL, MINI, July 1..-Special crop re-
ports 10 The Pioneer Press state Inat neat har-
vesting has commenced in southern Minnesota
and Dakota. Reports show little change in
condition. There has been RAIN the
northwest tor ten days. LII ls now the general
expectation that Minnesota and Dakota VIII
not produce more than three-q uartsrs much
wheat last year. Reports from the James
river valley confirm the damage there, the crop
being from 20 10 40 per cent short. The average
yield along the W mona and 81. Peter road IL
put at ten bushels per acre. The hot weather OF
the past ten days has been very favorable to
corn in the northwest. Cnlnch tugs are report
ed active at Zumbrota, Red " ing, Austin and
SuakOpee.
Evening star., 1886-07-17
Children struck by Lightning.

EAU CLAIRE, WIS.,, July l7.-Three children
of MI. Fred Clark, aged respectively Il, = ant
10 years, in the town OF Bloomer, about u
miles north OF here, were struck by lightning
yesterday, res ulting in the immediate death v
the eldest The Others are an a critical condi
ton.
Evening star., 1886-07-17
Defended Herself with Tumbiers.

A DINISG-RooM GIRL FATALLY WOUNDS A NAN
WHO STABBED HER
CHICAGO, July IA special from Hastings,
Neb., says: j. l.. Armstrong. an employe OF
the Depot hotel, quarreled with Ella Manship,
"A dining room girl, and struck her with "A knife,
cutting a cash below her eye. She then threw
"A lumber at Armstrong and IL was smashed
against his head. While ne was reeling from
the blow she threw another with the same
effect. knocking him To the floor. crushing his
skull and sending splintered glass into his
brain. He will die.
Evening star., 1886-07-17
Vancouver Again burned.

VICTORIA, b. g, July Ill is reported that
the town of Vancouver, Ii. G., il "a am in ashes
The telegraph Office there has been destroyed,
and no particulars can be obtained.
Evening star., 1886-07-17
End OF the Quarrymen's strike.
THE MARRIED MEN To GET THE ADyANC

THE MARRIED MEN To GET THE ADVANCED
WAGES ASKED FOR.
CHICAGO, July 1.-The strike of quarrym
at Lemont, ILL.,, Is at an end. 4 majority Of
the men who quit work last week viii Toe at
their posts Of duty to-day and the remainder
viii return to their place on Monday. The
compromise agreed upon provides That all
married employees shall receive the advanced
wages agreed upon on tine first OF May last, and
that The single men will accept reduction of
% cents a day from sucI rates. which places
them in the same position which they occupied
previous 10 that date.
Evening star., 1886-07-17

Sampson Roland aud George Solomon both
colored, were hanged at Donaldsonviile La.
yesterday for murder George Harrison col
ored, was also hanged at shreveport, L., yse
terday.
Evening star., 1886-07-17
He Wrecke ed Two Banks.
FURTHER REVELATIONS OF THE EXPLOITS OF
THE NEBRASKA ABSCoNDER.

CHICAGO, July ia special dispatch from
OMAHA Neb., says: Cashier PeIizer, who
wrecked the bundy county bank, at Beakle-
man. has also wrecked the Chase county bank,
at Imperial, of which he was president. Chase
is the youngest county In the state, and the
bank Of which the fugitive was president had
been in operation only short time. Its patrons
were homesteaders and ranchmen, who will
lose about $25, ,OOO The assets Of the bank Will
not exceed $1,000.
Evening star., 1886-07-17
ELhcrEic
HAIR
RESTORBR,
THE BEST OF ALL.
I.'LLGTKIC

When al others fail the Electric will supply the de-
liand fJr genuine. h:s GIVING Te,eneraIing HAIR Re
s'ofer W. claim nothing out What prove BY
the best people of this country.
1hs Electric Hair IsesiOrrr has brought in good
healthy sIit Of Hair a BALD head after twenty five
year - shiny badness a the advanced age OF % In
LILY and - in a gentleman.
Black, White and Golden Hair treated ONT of one
bO;i'e ~ dlsc"!oFiOu scalp hair. healthy
Hair prouUCe1 Ia two weeks
ELECTRIC HAIR RE5TORER
is free from Leaf. sulphur OF Grease prevan,s the
hair falling Out VA treatment CleaDSes the scaln
Cf Landr4E, Eczema Dry letter and Ring Worm
where al others have failed. Is the ONLY penuue
loot and Herb Tonic existence. One bottle will
snow Us restorative qualities
ELECTIsIC HAZE I;E.~IORER will restore Faae,
and Gray Hssr. II prenaturely gray. its youthful
color and render II s,l. I1ft and glossy
when the Hair has become weakened and tbir,
through scOr DIS 49, THE ELEt TRIO HAJR RE-
sIDisIk MI! stimulate il a vigorous and healthy
growth.
Thousands OF testimonials al Office,
I222 sTREET y w,
WASHINGTON d. C.
MRS. DR. J. ~FMNIE- Specialist It-lstp
FLANNtL Slukrs.
PLAIN CoLOIs> AND FANCY STRIPES. TENNIS
BOAIING AND BATHING.
W ;. TEEL.
y1O S3J Pennsyly a4ia avenue
Evening star., 1886-07-17

The remains of the italian patriot and mar
tyr, PietrO MarOncelli, have been disinterred at
Greenwood, and will be shipped 10 Italy after
imposing ceremonies.
Evening star., 1886-07-17
The River and Harbor Bill.

1T PASSES THE SENATE WITH A HORIZONTAL
REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT.
The Senate yesterday adopted the committee
amendment to the river and harbor bill, max ing
a reduction of 25 per cent by vote OF 81 to s,
and the bill was then passed by a vote OF ~
to IA, rs follows:
iEAs-Messrs. Allison, Beck, Berry, Black.
burn, Blair, Brown, Butler, Call, Camden Cock
reli, Coke, Conger, ,Culom. Doiph, Eustis, ,Evarts,
George Gibson, German, Gray, Hampton, Har-
rison Hoar, Ingalls,, Jones (Ark.), Jones New.
kenna, Mcmillan, Malone, Maxey, Miller,
Mitchell tOregonl, Payne, Pugh, Ransom. shel-
man, Spooner, Stanford, Van Wyck, Vest, Wal
thall and Wilson (Md.)-42.
NAYs-Me>srs. Dawes, kdmuuds, Frye, Hale
Harris. Hawiey, Hearst, Platt, Kiddleberger
salisbury, Teller. Voorhees,, Whittnorne and
Wilson (Iowa.)-14
THE POTOMAC RIVER APPROPRIATIONS
The bill as 1t passed in the Senate appropri-
ates only $375,OOO tor continuing the river
front improvement at Washington. The sum
was SoOO,OOO, but under the % per cent reduc-
tion adopted for the entire bill it suffered to
the extent OF S125, 5,OOO
Evening star., 1886-07-17

Funeral services over the remains of Cardinal
Guibert, archbishop OF Paris, were held in
Notre Dame cathedral yesterday. They were
very i'm mpressive.
Evening star., 1886-07-17

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, S354. .6S7: customs. S597. .351.
Evening star., 1886-07-17

A CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATION.-The ex.
animation room Of the Civil Service Commits
sion was filed to-day with applicants for
positions as copyists OF drawing in the Patent
office. An examination was also going forward
partinent service. These applicants were per.
sons from various states temporarily sojourn-
ing In this city.
Evening star., 1886-07-17

DEATH OF Col. WHEELER.-Col Junius B.
heeler, retired, formerly a professor at the
W est Point military academy, died at Lenoir
Caldwell county, n. c., Thursday
Evening star., 1886-07-17


civil service commission have given an opinion
constituting the rule in relation to promotions in
departments in cases of clerks transferred from
one department to the otner. In the case in
question $9OO clerk was transferred from the
question arose in the latter ;Jartinent whether
she could be promoted. She had passed eX-
amiuatlOC fur the 1900 grade, but appeared,
also. to nave held office PRIOR 10 the date when
the civil service law went into force. As she
was eligible to promotion in the department
from which she was transferred, The commits
sion hold that she may he promoted in the In
terror department. In cases Oh clerks WHO
hold their S9OU office under u limited eXamlna-
ton it Is held that promotion can he made
without further examination.
Evening star., 1886-07-17

GAMBLING PRoHIBITED.-Gen. McCook,
commanding Fort Leavenworth, has issued an
ORDER strictly prohibiting gambling for money
within his post.
Evening star., 1886-07-17
Congress Next Week.
PROBABLE COURSE OF BUSINESS IN TT

11SUDfbLE COUItoE OF BUSINESS IN THE
HOUSE.
The House took under consideration the
fortification bill a little after one o'clock to-
day. The committee hope to finish the bill
to-day, but this reckoning makes a very short
allowance. Going over to Monday the bill
might be taken up in the time allotted by the
rules for the committee suspension" There
Is Il disposition, however, to have suspension
day So as to reach the Mexican and the one
arm and one leg pension bills. The Northern
Pacific land grant forfeiture bill, the bill Tor
the increase OF the naval establishment, and
the Senate amendments to the naval apprO-
Evening star., 1886-07-17

THOSE who leave the city during the summer
can have The STAR mailed to them for any
length of time and the address changed as often
as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance
Evening star., 1886-07-17
The knights Tempiar COnclave i'm st.
Louis.

The four communicates OF Knights Templar
In this city will be represented at the trien nj al
conclave OF Knights Templar to be held this
fall in st. Louis. This assembly of knights bids
fair to eclipse any former occasion of the kind
The citizens of St Louis have already begun ex-
tensive preparations Tor the event. From the
returns received it is estimated that there will
be 2o.OOO knights present in uniform. These
knig hts In line will make procession ninety
blocks in length. The conclave will be held
during the carnival week in st. Louis and a
series VI ofentertainments on a grand scale have
been arranged by the people OF st. Louis In
providing for the accommodations OF the
knights Templar visitors every available hotel
and boarding place has been secured in ad.
vance and arrangements have been made to
pitch camps In one of the city parks.
"A WIFE's APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE
Messrs Sheila barger & Wilson have filed for
Margaret L. Burke a petition for divorce from
Louis l.. Burke. They were married At Indian
apoiis, Ind, November 18th, 1865, aud came
here In 1856, and she charges that on July 4th
1854, he deserted her, but continued to live In
the District till June 18th last, when he disap-
leared.
Evening star., 1886-07-17
Telegrams to The Star.
GLADSTONE ABOUT TO RESIGN.
Harrington will Not Join The Coalition.
MEXICAN INSURGENTS PLUNDERING

No Wounds in the Boulanger- Lareinty Duel
Evening star., 1886-07-17
Apache Indians Coming to Washing ton.

Capt. j. IL. Dorst, of the Att. cavalry, IT, s. A.
Will arrive in this city this evening with ten
chiefs and three squaws, belonging to the trou-
besome tribes OF the Apache Chirachua In
dians OF Arizona. The visit was made after
correspondence between Gen. Miles and Secre-
tary Lamar, and the object is to have IA confer
ence with Secretary Lamar relative to the
affairs OF the tribe. One pa spoken of is to effect
a remo.a al of these Indians from Arizona INTO
the strip OF land known AS "NO Mans Land" :"
lying between the states of Kansas and Texas
or upon some Of the vacant lands in the Indian
Territory.
Evening star., 1886-07-17
Changes in the Oil ces.

F. d. owen, draughtsman in the Hydro
graphic office, Navy department, has resigned. to
take effect on the 18Th inst. MIR. owen is a
Washingtonian and has gone to Europe tn
study architecture.
The Acting Secretary OF the Treasury TODAY
appointed G y. Coffin, OF South Carolina to be
chief OF the division of issue in the Office of the
controller OF the currency, and j. d. Ferguson
Oh Mary land TO be a teller in the same Office.
The President has appointed W. H. Dyer of
Arkansas, to be appraiser OF the right OF way of
the Southern Kansas Railway Co. through the
Evening star., 1886-07-17
THE EVENING STAR.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- THE QUARTERLY NJ .EzrlNG OF THE
- EocHpALE CoQPERATIvE SOCIETY
- o., IoSEPH NJ WILSON. President;
TC-s-s l. o. o. F.-THE ANXIAL SESSION
O~S> of The GRAND ENCAMPMENT Will be
on next TUE-DAI tJuIy 2oth) at pm: Election of
and other @ ImEGFIa Snffs Bsnd By oTdcr r,n
~ PROF BOYD WILL FORM A NEW
D~1s Memory class at 922 F ST. NV, Monday at 8
New book for sale: send for circular. jy17-et.
r.. THE WASHINGTON PORK BUTCH-
- err aud Bacon Dealers, Protective Union
sSh and !. SIS. d. W. MONDA !. July iSrH. HI iss,;
AT o clock ," m All PoIk butchers and bacon deal
PfLUGER, seer taTy- jyI7-2ss
- DIR. THOs o. HILLS.
DENTIST
oaiee aud residence removed to 1921 New York
sNehu'- jyI71m*
ls-z--s UNITED STATES MARSHALS orr 1CE.
10 AL Whom 1t may concern: 49,
TUEDAY the ' i. tf rIef DaY a ~ on on
II. 1856 a jury of twelve men. summoned by me
Court Of the District Columbia holding Special
r, ssrin as a District Court of the United States
iSN6 IN the case numbered 1853. and entitled
me mater Of the cgndemnaton Of land tor Con
oscapied by Dominic NlcNenanIn a marble yard.
near Ist street east. in This city. to view those
parts of squares numbered 129. 73O and 15I,
In said city. which described in said
or7ier of said court. being those parts of said
squares in respect of which objection, protest
- notice of appeal feI before he 9Th day
Oi July lSS6- in said Court To. against. from
Nerict OF the jury of seven men which led in
sid Court in said the Both day June 1856
aud 10 asseSS the damages which the several owners
oi sald premises. or any part thereof sustain
by reason OF The same being taken site tor build
iz for the Library of Congress under act of Con-
sre>> entitled An Act authorizing the construction of
Hui.dnS FOR the accommodation OF the Congressional
Library. which approx the President of the
United states April 10 1856.
ALBERT A WILSON,
NarshaI or the United Stte for the District ol-
UHbIa- iyI.-IOt
Evening star., 1886-07-17

FIRST LIEUT.. ROBERT II. FLETCHER, 21st in
fantry, has been found incapacitated for active
service, and granted leave until further notice.
Evening star., 1886-07-17
SENATOR VESTS LETTERS.
MI. Hunter Before the Investigating
Committee.

HE DECLINES TO STATE WHETHER HE FUR
NIsHED MR.. VESTS LETTERS FOR PUBLICA-
TON.
Evening star., 1886-07-17

The PRESIDENT GOING TO ALBANY.-The
President has decided to leave Washington
next Wednesday night for Albany to attend
The bicentennial anniversary of the first incor-
poratlon OF the city, which will take place on
thursday. the 21St inst. He will be accompa
nied by Secretaries Bayard and Whitney Mrs
cleveland will not accompany the President
Hill during their STAY
Evening star., 1886-07-17

PLANS FOR TWO OF THE NEW CRUISERS.-The
Secretary of the Navy has addressed a commu-
nlcation to Commodore Walker, president OF
the board on additional vessels, announcing his
decision to build one of the proposed 4, 900 ton
which was built tor Japan by Armstrong & Co.,
ana the other after the plans prepared by the
bureau of construction.
Evening star., 1886-07-17

IHE MARINE BAND CoNCERT.-The program
for the Marine band concert at the White House
grounds this evening is as follows: March,
Esprit du Corps Sousa; Fantasia, "Alpine
Echoes Heriurth; Masaic, "Lohengrin." Wag-
ner Nalse, La Refine de la Mer,' SOusa; Colo.
cation, I'll Trovatore,'' Verdi; Dierptine Fanta-
Sia, "A Hunting Scene" Buccallossl ~ Early
Morning., t2) The Meet (3) "On the Scent
a. The Full Cry (5) 1.-The Return GalIop
sans Facon. hitz John Philip Sousa, con-
ductor.
Evening star., 1886-07-17

It-.sy-s EkMOVAL
- DIR. TiOS q. HILLS
DENTIST,
Office aud residence removed to 1921 New York
TyI-
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aleiber fit ben Triiblima.

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unb Sommertleibern, Sitett urb nus
teraeug 1T gefommer. Gs tpirb fi9
fir Sebermann, Der fol@e Nrtifel gez
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0amcpaff & Gphu

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ratb 5u befmtfger. Sic Maarett inb
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berfauft,. tnie i1ur mDgIi9. gle &utt>
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nniere Sauptnabrung 1T un6 bleibt
Dag Gletf9, nnb um fnl9es frii9 uno
gut gu e%rlangen, fann man unm6gli@
etnen 5uperldifgeren Marft finben, als
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tpiro. Wer reel bebient fem min, ber
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beimgeiuGt, bic einen @9dbei1 bon eli,
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9omburger 3ropfen.
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GmlaHdft9fett.

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