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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
- SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING
- ASSOCIATION

~ SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING
le ASSOCIATION.
EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING
The eighth annual meeting of the SERIAL saw
mos AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION" will be
held at hall, No. OI5 9Th street. opposite Paten,
Office, the evening Of W EDNESAN. 18th instant,
AZ O'Clock The Secretary and Treasurer viii submit
his eighth annual report, which VIII cover the trans
actions of sixteen series in active operation Books
or subscription in the 18th series Will be opened
Stock in be subscribed for at the meeting
any Time before al the Onlce OF the oeGTttaIy anu
Treasurer No 14l6 ST. NV. Officers will be elected
70 serve the ensuing and such other business be
transacted as may properly come up for action Re
member The stock is 81 per share No back dues to
ROBT G. CAMPBELL, President,
OH 10th ST NV.
JNQ A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer,
14l6 St NV. my1-10t
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OnOfri Given Ten Years.

PHILADELPHIA, May S.-Ochille Onofri, CON-
victed on his second trial OF murder in the sec
Ond degree tor beating his nine-y ear-old step
daughter to death, was to-day sentenced TO
twelve years Imprisonment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08
KumOred Resignation Of Commissioner
Sparks.

There was another rumOr about the Capitol
this morning ofthe probability Of Commissioner
Sparks handing in his resignation. and Judge
Buckner, formerly a member of Congress from
Missouri, Is spoken of as his probable successor
If he goes out. Judge Buckner has been in the
city for several days.
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THE EVENING STAR
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Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st. BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
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Coke WORKER Again DissattslLed.

ANOTHER GENERAL STRIKE NOT IMPROBABLE.
PITTsBURG, May S.-The recent advance
made by the syndicate IN the price of coke has
led TO renewal OF wage disputes ia the Con-
neiisvilie region, and al many OF the works the
men on strike either Tor higher wages or
a further reduction in the size OF the wagons.
The dissatisfaction is not confined to any par
ticular locality, but has broken out at several
places, and another general strike would not De
surprising to the operators.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08

A CURIOUS EVASION Of the payment of duty
on imported wool was reported TO the Treasury
department to-day. flock OF sheep waa
driven across the Mexican border, and duiy
assessed ON them a. live stock. They were them
without having been subjected TO duty. This
scheme resulted In q saving OF about nifty nea
&c at In the matter Of duty alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08

THE FUNERAL OF GEN. 6. r. PAUL took
place this morning at ten o'clock from his resi-
dencc on 18th street. The interment was made
at Arlington. The light battery and four bat
tereS of the Sd artillery acted as an escort. The
honorary pall-bearerS were Gems. Schriver, Gra-
ham, iamer, Mckibbiu and Duncan and Col
Turteltotte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08

The PUBLIC STORES IL NEW YORK have
been appraised at SS1O,O0O and arrangements
are being perfected at the Treasury department
10 release the buildings at an annual rent of
per cent of that amount with the privilege of
purchasing them at their appraised value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08

War Department Changes.
Hugh L. Taylor, promoted from $1,000 to
class one, $. g. o.; Jacob jacobson, promoted
from 81 ,OOS to class one, S. G. o.; snry Carey,
class one, A. e. o.. resigned May I, 1886.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08

FOURFoLD RESTITUTION.-The US. Treasurer
has received q conscience contribution of
thirty-five cents from La Porte, Ind. which
the sender said was about tfOurfold restitution
of uncancelled stamps on private letters used
again."
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I'm the Criminal Court To-Day.

BATTLE MINOR FOR PERJURY AND JEFFERSON.
WAKEFIELD FOR BIGAMY SENTENCED TO TIM
PENITENTIARY.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur, 10.
day, a nolle prosequi was entered In the case Of
Ellen Fitzgerald for keeping an unlicensed bar.
Elizabeth Bell, larceny, recognizance forfeited.
Charles smith, house breaking, pleaded guilty.
jefferson Warfield, convicted OF bigamy, was
sentenced To two years In the Albany penien-
tary. Battle Minor, convicted of perjury, mo-
tions for new trial and In arrest filed and over.
ruled and sentenced TO i've years In the peui.
Tertiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08

ORDERS HAVE BEEN ISSUED to survey the
Us 5 PowhattaD, which recently arrived at
New York from Key West. She will be con.
demned undoubtedly and ordered to be Sold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08

SECRETARY MANNING STILL IMPROVING
1t is stated at the Treasury department today
that Secretary Manning is still on the mend.
lnclement weather has kept him indoors for
the past few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08

HoNoRING THE SECRETARY OF Wharf.-The
town of Elmwood. in the vicinity of Boston,
has been renamed Endicott, in honor Of the
Secretary OF War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08

lHE FISH NOMMISStON STEAMER Albatross
arrived this morning at Fort Monroe and will
come to the Washington navy yard as
soon as the weather permits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08

THE TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURsEs.-The
graduating exercises OF the nfth class OF the
Training School for Nurses will take place.
Monday evening at $50 o'clock at the Column.
bian university building. The following per-
sons Will graduate: Mrs. Ellen {. Brodie, New
York; Mrs. marlborough Brown, Virginia; Miss
Jennie NJ Dauchy, Minnesota; Mrs. Helen A..
McEiwatn, Ohio; Mrs. Mary L. Nugent, WASH
ington, ID. c.; Mrs. Sarah A. Robinson, Penn
sylvania: Miss Nir. Del Ma. Sanborn, Delaware;
Mrs Anna Taylor, Michigan. Dr. q. n. Acker
will deliver the address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Senators Aldrich and Call, Representa-
tves Herbert with ]. Ii. Engelhardt, jr., of
:. NJ. Hurdett and Duff Reed, of kentucky.
Neece, Dockery, Henley and Davidson, Ex-Rep.
resentatlve Hurd and Mr.. Charles Clifton. of
Buffalo. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08

"A notwithstanding of State Bayard has
been informed by the British minister that
Robert Z. Sproule, American citizen con-
victed of murder and sentenced to be hanged in
Canada on the sixth inst, has been respited by
an. order ofone of the judges Oh the supreme
court OF Canada until the sixth of June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08

SUMMER CAMPS FOR CAvALRY.-Gen. Sheri-
dan has concluded to establish two summer
camps of cavalry in Kansas, on the border of
the Indian Territory, at such points as will
afford good water and pasturage.
HOURS OF WORK AT CUSTOM DEMONSTRATING
Secretary Fairchild has issued circular to
customs officers directing stricter enforcement
OF the regulations fixing the hours of work for
employees of custom houses from 9 till o'clock,
with a halt-hour's recess at noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-08

I EC@ VALUABLE CORNER ON lOVH ST
ONA FOR SALE,
have for sale the southeast corner Of 10th and L
sts. NV. The Lot is 43 feet l. St by 10 feeton
l6th ST.. opposite the elegant residence now being
but by General Stropg one OF the finest locations on
10Th st., being centrally and otherwise most desraby
situated The entire 18th st. front be utilized for
q block OF residences, or rs whole by q person of
wealth tor q home unexceled In every PARTICULAR
Large and elegant parking
JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
myo-Zw 14l6 st. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IE-CS MASONIC-A SPECIAL COfMUNICA-
- ton of Washington Centennial Lodge No II,
+. a. A. NJ, will be held THIS EVENING at 7:3O
O'Clock brethren of sister lodges fraternay in
viied By order of the w. NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-14
SUNDAY BASE BALL.

Tho Nets whitswash 40 Rrooktyns-
Othsr scores Yesterday.
At New York Zoe Metropolitan club yss-
terdsv whitsvAshsd the BrookIyns before
5000 persons, at Ridgewood Park. Long
Island.
Score-Brooklyn, 0; Metropolhsns. 8;
earned runs, Nets, 3; two base hits. PlL
lips. /; Smith. /; Orr, 2; first base on
balls, Brooklyn, !; Nets. 3; passed bslis.
Peoples, /; fra. bss. hits, brooklyn, o;
Nets, g; errors, Brooklyn. 2; Nets. 2;
pitchers, Terry and Cushmsn.
At Louisvills--Ths Louisvills club won
. game from the Cincinnati club by %
psrior batting. Both clubs played . Gps
fielding game. Louisville, 4; Cscinnati,
2. Earned runs, Louisyille ,. Cincinnati
/; three base hits, Rsrrins l. Mack :.
Strauss !, Jones l.; FIRST base on balls or
Hscker l, OF Pichiney 8; frs, base hits.
Louisville /; errors. Louisville 2. Gscin-
natl 2. Umpire. Mortar.
At St. Louia-The ST. Louis clubs luck
changed with the departure Of ths
Louisyilles for home and they vos closs,
exciting and veil played game from Pitts.
burg. Both pitchers did splendid work
and were we'll supported. Calvin sse-
prised himself and friends By making 3
Of the hits for the visitors. Scoes, b.
Louis 2, Rt'sburg none; passsd halb,
Miller 2; Wild pitches. Gavin !; 6rss bsss
on balls Of Calvin 4, OF CAsTuthsss ]; I;
Grst bsse hits. St. Louis s. Pdtsbuss a.
errors. st. Louis ], Pinsbsrs 3; umpire.
Bfad.ay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-14
CONGRESSIONAL BUSINESS
Full House Expected This Week on
Account of Political Debate.

A Full House Expected This Week on
Account of Political Debate.
WASHINGTON, June l3-In the House
Of REPRESENTATIVES. tomorrow the bill on
ths District of Columbia will claim the
floor under the rules and consume the day
with legislation of q local character. Tues
dsy the consideration OF the legislative az
nro,ristion bill Will &c resumed and though
little that should cause delay rHualns to
be- scted on yet it is probable that the "a
,apouisnl tSst has been developed toward
the appropriation eGGwittee will manifest
irsalf in 8 few stray shots. sseGld the bill
be of the field before Thursday, there EIil
be 9 skirmisk tor position between tue
labor committee srms3 with number OF
measures drawn up in the interest OF the
workingmen, and then toe Naval Commii
tee with the Naval Appropriation Bill
Members Of the Naval Conmlttss think
their bill can be dispose! OF m t|o days
snd il Is at least probable, II thsy succeed
in getting it up, it will be passed before the
commencement of the struggle over the
tar,ff bill. Personal and political debates
"a lively as those which characterized tiie
proeeedings of the House last week are at
20 expected this week, al lncldsnt%i e9ec'
oF which will be to secure Increased at
,epdsree of members The roll call OF
SATURDAY revealed the absence OF ltO
members, bat strong eI!o-ts are making to
secure q full House ShHn ttE' &tofriSon
moves to take up the tariff bill
In the Senate the Northern Pacific Tor,
feituss b:Il is the unfinished business ana
is 10 be taken ap tomorrow. When It Is
disposed ofthe bill to FePsG. The protection
;:Hber culture and desert land acts viii %
t.Ls.,,a Following that 1t is expected
tbat q Subsidy debate viii take place upon
,ba rsnort OF sissgreement OF con
fsrees on the pOstothee sPProp'ia'lon
bin The committee on appropriations s'i-
nsct 10 report the Penaions and Military
Academy bill early in the week, bat may
not nress them to consideration ~ once
Shoald any time FeRsin not demSnueu
he the Committee on Appropriations tae
Dss Mcines veto aud the open ssssIon Tes'
olntion will be taken up 10 their turn. FIVE
of the annual appropriation bills, namely
The District Of Columbia, post
Office, consular sni diplomatic,
agricultural and army bills have passed
botb Houses and await the action OF the
Conference Committee; three, the pension,
military academy and river and hsrbOr
oiIIs are in the hands Of the Senate Com
wittee, and Eve, the legislative, naval, sun
dry, civil, fortifcstions and general dehGi-
ency have net yet been passed BY the
House. Only Que. the Indian blll' has
reached the President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-14
A TERRIFIC STORM
OF Wind and Rain Strike the Town of
yirdeD, Ills.

OF Wind and Rain Strike the Town OF
VirdeD, Ills.
CHICAGO, Ills, June lS-The Daily
News Yirden, llls, special says: At 2
o'clock this afte; noon this city was visited
by the severest wind and rain storm knowp
here for years. Qminops looking clouds
appeared in the northwest and the heat
was intense. Suddenly the rain descended
in torrents and the wind with rumbling
noise blew perfect gale, lasting ten or
fifteen minutes, and doing much
damage. The tin roof OF Ma.
sonic Hall, 10 BY SO feet,
was rolled up and thrown into the streets.
Also portion Of the timbers which sup.
ported the roof The store room OF Nor.
ton & Furry, grocers, in the same building
was Immediately flooded and the goods
badly damaged. The front OF another
building was blown down, and throughout
the town tress were twisted off and dwell.
ings injured. A large barn on e. P,
Wright's farm was completely demolished,
and it is believed much property in the
country is destroyed. Growing wheat is
badly injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-14
r, S.,o Robb,rs Caurht.

sr LOUIS, June l3-Charles St; John
alias Wallace, aiiss Smith, and Emil hart,
snboser have been arrested and jailed at
Psrryviile. Mo-, charged with having bur
sIar;zed the store Of County Treasurer
Fsberty and blown open and robbed the
safe Of over 5000, at that place, on the
n;Vbt of May IS. St. John is q
noted crscksman snd we'll known
throughout the West. Between thirteen
and fourteen hundred dollars Of the money
vas found on him and he has confessed to
bsyipg been aided in the robbery, but ne
will not betray his pals 1t IS not known
definitely whether Hsrtsghsser was eou-
csrned in the crime, but he is believed to
have been connected with St. John in q
aSfs blowing affair at Jacksonville, Ills, = =
few wears ago, and IS known to have mac
orber and very intimate relations with hlm'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-14

land To be goyerued2 You know how TO
the last six years, especially the affairs o
England and Scotland, have been impedeC
and your imperial parliament disorderet
and disabled. All this happened while the
Nstionslists were but q small minority o
Irish members, without support from sc
much as q handful of members not Irish
Now they approach ninety and entitled &c
say I'VE are speaking the views OF the
Irish nation"
Itis impossible to deal with this subject
By halt measure. They are strong in their
numbers, strong in British support which
brought 3l3 members to vote for their
country; strongest of sil in the sense OF be-
ing right. But, gentlemen, we have done
our part the rest remains for you Electors,
OF the country. May you be enabled to
see through and cast away all delusions,
refuse evil and choose good. have the
honor to be, gentlemen, ,
Your faithful and grateful servant,
w. Z. GLADSTONE.
TrevsIyn's Manifesto
LONDON, June l3.-Ms. Trevellyn in his
electoral manifesto says, the Home Rule
bill seeks to put the executive OF the Law
and the preservation Of order into hands, in
which they would be insecure. Such
q surrender involves the adoption of the
Land purchase measure, which could place
upon the British taxpayer an enormous
liability. Such measures would, be
says, result in separation
which could be avoided if simple local gov.
ernment was extended to Ireland, in &C.
cordance with the well known Liberal
principle. The opponents OF the bill, he
declared, to be perfectly consistent with
true Liberalism.
Concessions Urged.
LONDON, June l3.-The Statist attributes
Mr.. Gladstone's defeat on the Home Rule
bill TO his neglect to take his colleagues in
to his confidence and urges him to concede
something to the dissentisnt liberals, IS the
party being sph: into three sections, runs
the risk of grave electoral disaster.
Eastern Affairs.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, June l3.-It is expect
ed that the Bulgarian assembly will shortly
proclaim the union with Roumelis.
rhe Porte will not artempt
to prevent it, although Turkish
troops are being masSed on the Roumelisn
frontier. The sole danger arises from the
OF Russia insisting that the
Porte forcibly enact the treaty OF
Berlin, failing in which Rus
sjs herself will take action in
the matter. Mr.. Lascellss, the British
counsel at Safis, has been instructed BY
his government to advise Prince
to act with moderation.
Orderly Socialists
BRUssELs, June l3.-The Sociellst Con-
ference here to-day was conducted IN an
orderly manner. 1t was resolved to pursue
in legal manner the objects sought, un-
less provoked by the authorities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-14
BELLAIRE.
Miss Ella Shey has the fever.


Miss Ella Shey has the fever.
l.. C. Straub is down with the fever.
Annual C,tholic school p 'cnic, June 2s.
A child CT VIM. Bcaunlich died Saturday
evening.
The Board cf Equal Atiop is about done
~ shid city.
Rev. j. X McKsllp preached to large
congregations yesterday.
Mrs. Hannah McKelvey, wife oil Edward
NJ NJ !, s,vey, died on Saturday.
First communion Of ths children in 81.
Johns church, SuEdsy, June u.
The anticipated excursion OF the frt.
men, on the Courier, hos been declared of.
Great numbers are going to Wheeling to
witness the parade aad commencement Of
tSe knights to-day.
There Was quite little row on Saturday
night at the nome Of q woman named
Klitea, on Gravel Hill.
The stockholders Of the Buckeye Build.
ing Association meet tonight TO elect q
new B 1ard Of Directors.
George Poole, age ten years, died at his
house on Gravel Hill at late hour Sat
uiday night, OF typhoid fever.
As the Parchel time expires next Sun
day crowds of psople receive holy commu.
MON at The daily mass in ST. Johns church.
The Andes excursion to Steukenville
will leave this evening at 8 O'Clock p. m
Fare Tor round trip doe; dancing free.
Several dsrkies engaged in Rght in the
Fourth ward on Saturday night. The en-
gseement closed when one Of the contest
ante took to his heels.
The river continued to raise all day yes.
terdsy, and the boating stage is sufficient
to allow the Andes to take her excQrsion
from this city this eYepiIs.
The banns OF nstrincny we're snnounc'
ed in ST. Johns church, Tuesday, for the
first time for the marriage OF Charles Zim.
norman and Theresa Burke.
| The Catholic young aea speak OF form
ing a company OF Catholic Knights. They
can be seen in Wheeling to-day taking
notes about the different communicates.
Revs Meschennoser of GAINESVILLE
Hartley Of fSteubenville, and McMensmin o
Ben=ood, bsve been assisting in hesrint
!. confessions in st Johns church this week
The Ohio VAlley Trades Assembly ne
here yesterday afternoon. Bellairs Is tn
bsst place in this neig gbborhood to hold thi
Assembly siuce the (. Of l.. got Its ne'
, ball.
After the Telegram left the vhsrfbos
Yesterday afternoon, with her Sseubenvil
, excursionistp, there was rough and tuu
, Bile fgh; on the boat, and one passenger re
ceived kesd-punchipg.
Atths hop given in City Hall on satur
! day niehs, one os thp dancers threv Q ehe'
] OF tobacco at the young nan calling figures
, l. challenge for 6ght VISA the result Th
music was ordered stopped and the boy
lsi! the hall for the battle 6eld. They hal
! not gone far before hA,::L.sii Darby showe
up and NJ NE them desist Later thsy Ia
more words and Ebsa .hst seen they We,
{ or their way toward the river for the pu
}. pose Of crossing TO West Virgin ia for "a
i isfaction.