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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-07
Washington News and Gossip.

THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR
Today contains points from twenty new PEN
sion vetoes by the President, with sharp
criticism Of two vetoes by the Senate pension
committee; the caterpillar plague the woman's
dispensary; the library site values; the tory
gains in England; the planets in July; tele-
grams, etc. The advertisements are classified
as follows: Auction Sales, Educational, Propo-
sails. Dry Goods, Books, Ladies' Goods, House
furnishings, Att' rneys, Financial, Pianos and
organs, Sewing Machines, Gentlemen's Goods,
Potomac River Boats, Steamers, The Trades,
Dentistry Professional, Railroads, Medical, Spe-
cialties, Undertakers
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY. Internal
revenue, $1S1 ,696; customs, $3.50, ,324.
SECRETARIES BAYARD AND WHITNEY were
both on duty in their respective departments
to-day.
The FIsHHAwK is making ready at the navy
yard TO sail In day or two for st. Jerome, the
fish commission station on the Chesapeake.
where experiments in oyster and lobster hatch
ing Will be conducted during the summer.
POSTMASTER ExoNERATED.-Civil Service
Commissioner Edgerton, who has been in
Newark, n. j., investigating the dismissal of
Stamp Clerk E. 7. Cone by Postmaster Fielder
exonerates the postmaster from any charge of
books, of which MIR. Cone had charge, as secretary
OF the local civil service board, IN a confused
state, and they have been forwarded to this
city for examination.
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.
ARMY ORDERS.-Capt. William H. GILL; mill
tary storekeeper, O. NJ. D., ore ed to Washing
ton to settle accounts. Lieut.. Col. George II.
Elliott, engineer corps, ordered from Newport,
II L., t. Dutch Island. r. l., on public business.
Capt. F. Q. Mahan. engineer corps, ordered from
New York to Fort Monroe, Va, ON public busi
ness. First Lieut.. NJ. w. Day, relieved from
duty in the Department. OF Arizona, and ordered
To JOIN his troops The board of army officers
appointed to assess the damages OF right OF way
OF the kensington an TacOny Railroad com.
pahy through the arsenal grounds at Brides
burg, Pa, ordered to meet at Frankfort arsenal,
pennsylvania, July 14th. Private John N.
Pearson, general service, retired.
The PRESIDENT has approved the act tor
feiting the lands granted to the Atlantic and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-07

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, July III. III. Burns, q
Hclyoke, accidentally smothered his dive
months old child yesterday by throwing .
quilt over II when he entered a dark bedroom
fpr nan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-07
Too Ready with the Pistol.

DEAEANoR, KILLED WHILE ESCAPING.
HOLDEN, Mo-, July IA young man named
Robinson was shot and instantly killed by
Officer Hester yesterday. Robinson had been
arrested for u slight misdemeanor, and was
being taken to Jail by the officer, when he broke
away and started on Q run down the street.
Hester called upon him 10 stop, at the same
time drawing his revolver and firing. The bali
passed through Robinson's heart, killing him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-07

AN ACTION FOR EJECTMENT.-The argument
In the case OF Columbus Thaw against Maria
Ritchie was concluded this morning and the
for ejectment, the plaintiff claiming that his
mother, to whom was left his fathers estate In
trust for herself and two children, had no au-
thority to sell the fee, the property being LETT in
trust, and that the Orphans Court had no au.
thority TO sell the real estate Of infants.
WAsHINoToNIANs INJURED. A dispatch
from Newark, N. j., states that last night q
wagon containing Henry Bergenheimer and
son and Messrs. Daniel and Thomas Sheehan
and s. German, Of the Emmet Guards, OF this
city, was struck by train on the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railroad at the Nor.
folk-street crossing tonight. The wagon was
demolished, and the Sheehans and BesHen-
heimers were seriously injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-07
A Bulli.h Feeling In wheat.

NEW YORK. July q, II a. INV beat-The
market opened very bullish, based on con-
tnued bad crop reports, aud heightened shorts
are covering very freely. Prices advanced fully
lall2c. during the first half hour OF tradi ug,
leading To considerable excitement
Noon.-The grain market continues excited,
Wheat has advanced 2las3s cents. and Is stia
very much excited. Corn Is up lalss cents.
Oats have advanced s.ali cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-07

An ILLINOIS wIrE-NURDEREH SLOWLY srARv.
ING To DEATH.

ATWOOD, Ill, July 7.-Twenty-fve men,
under the lead of the sheJ IN. stood guard around
the home of Henry Wildmaa last night. There
had been so much talk during the day Of Is nch-
ing that the strong guard WAS deemed a wise
move in the interest oi law aud order. Last
evening the news was given out that wildman
was sinking fast anyhow. and the mob would
be only cutting death out OF "A joh. "a WIldman
himself would welcome death IA almost any
form. This morning he was refreshed. after "A
fair nights rest. aud asked for slate and PEN
Gil. sorry. very sorry, were the first words
he wrote, referring to the murder OF his wife.
He f. willing aud anxious To die. aud begged his
nurse to give him "A pistol I'm the stand drawer
and let him finish the job The wounded man
has been unable TO take nourishment since he
cut his throat. Water given him 10 drink runs
out al the wound. Unless matters mend he viii
literally starve 10 death. Tor but little stin usnt
can be given 10 him by injection.
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A Cali ON the Civil Service Commits.

THE VETERANS RIGHTS ASSOCIATION AND
COMMISSIONER BLACK
Major Burke and Mr.. Odell, of the Veterans
Rights association, yesterday called at the
rooms OF the civil service commission and con.
suited Commissioner Oberly respecting charges
which their association had filed with the Pres
ident, but upon which the President has, as
yet, taken no action. Mr.. Oberly stated to them
that 1T would be useless to file the same charges
with the commission and ask their opinion, be-
cause undoubtedly the President would in due
time refer the entire subject to them for report
The charge made against the civil service COM
mission and Gen. Black is that the entire list
by the commission, and used by Gen. Black in
making his selections. The charge relates to
order to comply with the law, it is stated at the
civil service commission rooms, the whole list
had TO be furnished to Gen. Black, as there
were enough vacancies to require it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-07

MACON, Mo, July THE city council
Gently passed an ordinance prohib ting the Q
OF liquor within the city limits n less qua iiIes
than one gallon. The proprieIur> OF the saloons
yesterday presented 10 the county court their
applications for licenses. but they were all re-
fused, and to-day there is not an open saloon in
Macon. The same state OF affairs exists in Lin.
ueus. No.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-07

TBH FvENTSs STAR is served to Subscribers IN ,h a
CITY BY carriers on their al In cents
week or 4ic per month Copies al the counter 2
month; one year. SSc six months S;S ~
Entered at the Post Office a Washfnztor N ~ a.
sscondClsss mail matter. -. 49, ~
LIB WEEKLY STAR-puhlished On Friday-Sl a
war postage prepaid Six months so cents
81 All mail subscriptions must he maid I'M .av~ncs
&c payer sent longer than is paid for
Rates Of advertising made known on ,,,oo,,o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-07

Mrk Arnold, Of New Holland, Ohio, yester
day celebrated the 10Sth anniversary oi i.x.r
birthday. She has two sisters living one a. a
log aud the other liz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-07
The HI Ouse Committee on Public Build
inEs and Grounds Fail to Agree.

day or two ago minority Of the House
public buildings and grounds committee got
permission to submit their views concerning
the purchase of a site for the proposed city post
office for Washington. The report was to be
signed by those members OF the committee who
were opposed to the purchase OF the present
site Louisiana avenue and 7th street. A
meeting of the committee was held to-day, and
it was found that the situation was compli-
Gated. 1t developed that probably majority
of the committee were opposed to the present
site; but when 1t came to naming another site
they were divided between the lie DrOit block
the City Hall site and other localities and could
agree to nothing.
Though it was not quite majority Of the
committee that signed Mr.. Dibble's bill to pur-
chase the present site there were more in favor
OF that than OF any other. A very long session
was held to-day, running far into the session of
the House, but no agreement could be reached.
When they finally adjourned it was with the
understanding that all action should be sus-
pended until they could hold another meeting
on Friday next, when they hope to come to an
understanding, making but one report. Mr.
Dibble's bill has already been reported to the
House with the approval OF a majority of the
meeting at which it was adopted, and 1t is, in
fact, the majority report. The meeting to-day
was Tor the purpose of getting the unanimous
approval of the commit if possible, as not
to endanger the bill by internal disagreements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-07

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
paid in advance
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THE PRESIDENT has approved the act for
feiting the lands granted to the Atlantic and
Pacific X. r. Co
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To- THE PROPOSED EXCURSION OF MT.
NAL leach steamer Arrowsmith for thursday, the
Sth, has been changed TO Lower Cedar Point the
S fa6 fHay JnsV ~ WI
YOUNG. Committee IT,
TcGs a SPECIAL MEETING OF TREASURY
n hall THIs wG6Sfs6AY NE % " EVESiNs Ei q 8s,o e as
Of icsiant in at o'clock pm to elect three members
1t wa. wILBoRN, President.
To- ,ATTENTIoN!.THE5 9TH BATTALION
oIltan HAN, slh and sis n. W.. at % O'clock 10
NJ FRIDAY, July 9TH, to receive the report Of the
II. NALLEY, President jy1-2t
6~ ALL PORK BUTCHERS AND BACON
- - Deaers are earnestly requested t. attend the
Dealers ProleciiVe Union which Will o be- heid idc9a at
DAY July sth 1856 at oeiock @ p pI M El4cton Of
HR rS 'i
0'' fhN Mills SEAiS; Pharmacy,
jy7-w.fm1m 1O14 St corner 1th NV.
q kENNEBE1 i li,H AssEMBLY, ss5 qh No 1929
nst5 sharn ha cor is s6dr h and Pa JULY th
& ent as 3nsin.ss OF Importance will be transacted BY
lJE.a Office Removed from 494 Louisiana ave to
'iD iSe7h. sth st. LIE ps9I' sui,aiHg
(tSS WE. THE UNDERSIGNED DEALERS
places OF business during July aud August at pm.
FKANcIs MILLER. 5o7 10 tsu 9TH -; st. INV NV.
FRED A. S scHMiDf. mi SH so4 =! sth hM ST. NV ye-1w
FcSs NOTICE TO ALL CAPTAINS OF YES
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SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
the 10th and l1th OF July, for necessary repairs
II. H. CARTER,
1y6-4t Supt. b. and p R. R.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY. Internal
revenue, $1S1 ,696; customs, $685., ,324.
SECRETARIES BAYARD AND WHITNEY were
both on duty in their respective departments
today.
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THE EVENING STAR

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-07

stolen from his person last Thursday lig q q
silver watch, worth SLOW. u. Proekelton re-
ports the larceuy Of a watch aud chain worth
$500. Sahlible reports the larceny of silver
watch, worth Sl0-Mrs. Is. Tburston reports
stolen two rings, worth SO.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-09
THE BATTERY DRILL.

The green heig ht which rises up from the
Hudson above the big gun battery is
crossed by pathways which show one
sbOve the other like tiers, and along them
and upon the grassy slope vi the enclosure
were grouped in all sorts of sentimental
attitudes the trim and gallant students of
the academy, with such clusters OF pretty
faces around them as made the spot APP
pear a rustic Walhalla or a MOslem para
idise.
At o'clock began the drill Of the Sea
Coast battery. Down by the waterside the
battery is located, lis guns looking up the
river and commanding an approach which
projecting highlan on either side cOnine
to a narrow channel. Behind it rises
Vest Point Bluff TO the level of the plain
With the hotel perched among the green
Dry that fringes its verge. Directly in
'front.', across a strip of water that cuts into
the land like a cove the great height of
tOld Crow Nest, sung by poet and admired
BY tourist. scars aloft till the thlckets
that cover its summit like a name seem to
prick the shining armament. On the
mountain side against background Of
rare green there is a target placed. 1t is
! a great. painted .quadrilatsral, but over
the 100 yards that separate IL from the
guns II looks no bigger than an ace OF
spades N pack OF playing cards.
Upon this mark are the guns to be
trained, and they rest now on their great
iron carriages within the green turf arc OF
the breastwOTks, with their sinister muz-
Elss projecting over the edge aud massive
etOne pedestals supporting them. This
battery consists Of seven guns and NOR
tar. One OF these guns--a ParrOtt--on
account OF being deemed detective, is
not to be used in the firing drill OF the
day.
Nos. and are 15-ineE smooth bores,
taking a charge Of pounds and carrying
solid projectile Of 450p0uuds. Nos 3, 8
and 6 are S-inch rifles converted from
smooth bores. charged with % pounds and
projecting solid 1870 pound bali. No. 4
is l3-inch mortar. with "A charge of 9
po.nds and shell Of 40 pounds. No. 7
lis q l0inch smooth bore. lbs charge is Is
bounds and its proiectile IT'S hounds.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-09

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-09
NATURES MIMIcRY.

There is a sudden jerk OF the gray
ielothed arm. A great flame spurts from
1.-THE lannon's iron throat. In air "A black
ball, clearly discernible from some points.
is seen speeding in curve, and then
while blueish yellow cloud wells for a
space the mountain and target, the ground
shakes with the thunder Of the explosion.
AN instant. and It seems as though hun
bred vast voices, hOarse and strange and
ehOstly, had taken up the martial sound
On chorus, tor fang from peak to peak of
all the great hills that l0ok down upon
the spot. the defamation % the qua is re-
peated and mimicked, and rolled away, it
seems, in diminishing clamOrs into the
beart OF the range. just thpn the smoKe
Is eflaced from the prospect aud all eyes
look toward the target. Wonder! II is
there no longer. The pr0iecule OF No. /
has been true. The mark itself is shat
tered.
In anticipation OF this, however, spo
(which is clearly discernible from the bat.
1ery has been painted on the surface OF
the rock Just behind where the target
stood, aud it Is upon IL the guns are now
trained. Noe. and 3 are fired and pun
Of smoke on the side Of Crow Nest marks
where their prOiectles struck c ose 10 the
mark. Then the onlOokers reel back from
abe mortar's explosion, aud away up into
The shining SKY the shell liies. There is a
moment OF eager watching. Yet an.
bthor. Aud then up on the very apex OF
Ahe tail mountain rises a yellow squirt Of
smoke and the boom OF the shelPs explo,
sion just after reaches the car.
"LOadln
The order comes from Lieut.. Price, and
and IN twinkiing some Of the cadets are
mp before the gun, cleaning n out. while
The others with tackle hoist 40 another
Incl 70 the mnzzlo and ram u home
plRnn The firing ~ repeated, aud 70 sue.
lceesiuliy, some OF the local officers Say
thai tits likely the score Will make q bst.
per showing taan most in the past. TOE
ibaNery, however, Ia said % be- better
equipped thau ever bni0rc.
Following The drill thero D. parsdf
.hu tnep comes iu tne evening" tho mill
MMtnalla.
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Fnst Dn1
Chattanooga $40 p m 100 m

p
Ar Cleveland. 10 AS p m 1910 noon
Solid passenger trans Brunswick and Jesup
to Rome.
Pullman Buffet cars leave Atlanta daily at
$40 N for New u rk without change via
Rome, Dalton, Knoxville, Bristol, Roanoke
and HageTston
Pull man Buffet cars leave Rome daily at
% p m for W ashingtOn without change via
r anOae and Shenandoah Junction.
Pullman Buffet cars leave Jesup daily at
$3.50 m for Atlanta, Chattanooga and Gin
clnnati.
Pullman Buffet cars leave Atlanta at 30
p m for Cincinnati via Chattanooga.
Excursion tickets to Georgia, Tennessee.
and Virginia Springs can be purchased upon
application to Mr.. VIM. Bren, City Ticket
Agent, and to depot ticket agent s., F. & w.
r. r., Savannah, By this snort line.
b. ". WRENN,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-09

ID lective remedy for impure blood to Mr.
Thos. NJ. Walsh, Arnold and jackson streets,
Savannah. Ga, ana he gladly recomme nds il :.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-09
RailraanS.
Central Northwestern RaiIr DIS.

Al trains Of this system are run by stand
ard 800 Meridian time. which Is 20 minutes
slower than time keptby city.
SAVANNAH. GA. june 8. 1886.
N AND AFTER THIS DATE PAsSEN-
~ GER TRAINS on the ntral and south
western Railroads and branches VIII run az
follows:
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FAST MAIL.
EAST FLORIDA EYpRrss

rullman buffet cars TO anu from JarL----
vile and New YORK, and to and iron, I Gsoa-
s9nville and New Orleans via PensacolSo a ei,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-09
2alrDrral.

Pleaee don't forget Drugs.
Medicines and Toilet Articles,
all fresh, at POrter's Brough-
ton Street Pharmacy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-09
SERVING THE CANNON

Each gun is manned by detachment
composed Of second class men, with the
exception Of the chiefs of detachment,
who are taken from the first class.
All eyes are now upon this battery, in
which are seen the gray coated cadets
Iammng home the prOiectiles, while the
piece is brought TO bear upon the target.
ION an elevate near by the Visiting
Beard stand critically watching the drIll.
/ At word from Lieut.. Price the can
pioneers fall back and stand ranged be.
hind their guns. AT another they retire
from the battery. and the gunners, line in
band, stand upright like statues ready for
the command. Some timorOus PEOPLE
lmOve uneasily mp tue hill, aud some OF the
ladies press their fingers in their ears.
( "Ready!" has already come from the
men. and the commanders voice rim Is
tout loudly in an utter silence:
"NO. 1D
The gunner Of the 1b-inch smooth bore
Ndoes not stir.
"Firep1
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South Florida Railroad
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME.

ON and after TUESDAY,. MAY 4th, 1885.
~ trains will arrive and leave as follows:
DAILY. TDatly except sundays
Leave Sanford for Tampa and way
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RomBARpING 4 AIoUNrAIN.
Flirting and Sea Coast Battery Drill
OF the West Point Cadets.


Prom tie Es,r Yo"6 HesaiS.
WEST POINT, June 5.-At last Vest
Point is itself 1t is the ideal w est Point
of the novel and romance. ltls theMecca to
(which beauty makes willing pilgrimage
To offer up incense To the epaulet and train
upou the caiIow cadet its batteries OF
sharing glances and alluring smiles. Up
tin to-day only "the sisters and the cousins
and the aun:s" of the futures warriors
appeared, and the communion Of the
sexes had too great domestic flavor 10
sustain the reputation " hich the place IS
popularity supposed TO bear for romance.
But the belle Of the post has at length APP
peared. Sbe has come with al! her seX's
armament OF attractions, and her motto'
like the weakness Of the Grahde
Duehesse.i is "Ah que PAINE lie milltalre"
She is sometimes a blonde, sometimes
brunette. But you can single ner out AT
I q glance, She knows all tue officers by
heart. She has been here before. Ana IN
a oueenly way does she air the advantages
of mountaineering and pleasant famlll-
aritv which she enjoys over her less Ia
vOred sisters.
she Will multiply during the next few
DAYS. and there is every reason to believe
that she Will lnduct the mental ana mar
mai athletes Of the academy into arts
more congenial than any to be acquired
from text book or manual. Already has
her presence made instinct with lie that
most sequestered, mostromantic and most
thoroughly charming pathway known as
l'Ioyers' walk" Il has given piquancy
totte delcacies OF the local Boniface and
made the hotel balcony the focus OF more
martial eyes than have been turned upon
ii all the rest of the year.
She does not take kindly to the acad-
emic examinations. None OF her sex do,
for The female mind does not become de-
slirously infatuated with sum IN cal
culus, and even a discussion on civil and
military engineering fails to awaken her
enthusiasm. SO to-day she did not trench
upon the functions of the Examining and
Visiting Board, but when the drill came on
she appeared in full force. There was
never a girl who came to West Point so
nervous that the deatening uproar of can
non drove her out of sight Of uniform,
and so, when the firing drill came on this
afternoon, the scene OF its execution was
/ a medley of cadet gray and all the colors
which fashion suggests to the young lady
Of the day for appropriate wear.
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East TGlI.,Va. & Georgia R. R.
GEORGIA DIVISION.
The Quickest and Shortest Line
SAVANNAH AND ATLANTA.

BETWEEN
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pROwE'- Ros HIrrEss proves 20 cfl
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