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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
INVENTOR ERICssON's REMAINS
To Be Received In Sweden with the
Honor Due an Admiral.

The Swedish executive committee in charge
Of the arrangements for the removal of the re-
mains of the late Capt Ericsson held meeting
in New York Saturday. The date OF the OBJ
sequies will depend upon when the Secretary
Of the Navy will order vessel to New York to
receive the remains for transportation to Swe-
den. Major Louis +. Hallane was appointed
grand marshal Of the procession. Every Swe-
dish society in New York and adjacent cities
will participate. The committee received,
through the Swedish minister at Washington, a
communication from King Oscar of Sweden
stating that he was taking an active interest in
the final interment of the remains of the late
naval inventor, and that when they reached the
country of his birth he would see that thew
we're received with all the honors usually ac-
corded to Swedish duke or admiral 1t is ex-
pected that the plans for the removal will be
definitely settled BY Tuesday or Wednesday
next
The Kearsarge sailed from Bar Harbor at 4 a.
m. yesterday for Norfolk, where she will be re-
paired at the dry dock and then 60 south The
Baltimore's first orders are for Boston August
8, and she will probably remain at Bar Harbor
until sailing for there. After that she is to
carry Ericsson's body TO Sweden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
ST. MARY'S NEW CHURCH.
The Corner Stone Laid With Impressiv,
Ceremonies Yesterday.

With imposing ceremonies and in the pres
| ence OF great concourse Of people the corner
| stone OF the new church edifice of st. Mary q
parish was laid yesterday afternoon. The loca-
ton OF the new church building. on 9th street
| between G and II streets northwest was the
central point, about which the people began to
gather long before the hour assigned for the
ceremony. A covered platform was erected
over the foundation in the front portion Of the
building, and this was occupied by the clergy
and laity, who had been invited to witness the
ceremonies At 8 o'clock a procession was
formed at Scott Circle Of the Catholic societies
OF the city. Under the direction OF the chief
marshal, Mr.. j. ii. Buscher and to the music
OF the brass bands the line of the parade moved
over the route in the order which has been
printed In THE STAR. The fine appearance Of
the marching columns, which comprised some
twelve or fifteen hundred men, was ommentsd
upon by the spectators, who assembled along
the route to witness the display.
CEREMONIES on THE SITE.
When the procession drew near the church
site the clergy attended by acolytes, came out
from the adjoining residence of the pastor,
Father Glaab, and proceeded to the platform.
The clergy present were as follows: Very Rev.
p. Cooney, Rev. James O'Brien, Rev. P. Chloe
vanice. Rev. T. Bishop. Rev. =. T. Ryan, Rev.
bishop: Rev. Frieshier, C.S.R.; Rev. DR.. Dyer.
Choristers-Rev. I. Donoghue aud Rev. E. A.
Williams
The ceremonies wero conducted by Bishop
A. A. Curtis of Wilmington, Del, and after the
foundation walls of the new edifice had been
blessed and sprinkled with holy water the
stone was blessed and set in place. The trowel
used was the one that figured in the ceremony
forty-four years ago, when the corner stone of
the old church was Land. It is owned by
- rhnn [narn - ali,
The articles placed in the copper box sealed in
the corner stone included copies of several En-
glish and German newspapers, foreign and
American coins, including United States coins
OF every denomination, photographs of Father
Glaab and the church building committee and
q written history IN brief of the parish.
Rudolph Eichhorn, John Ardeeser, Horny Rup-
berich, assisted in the ceremony Of laying the
stone.
THE ADDRESS.
After the corner stone was laid an ad-
dress was delivered in German by Rev.
Alphonsus Preiss Of Baltimore. Bishop
Curtis then spoke in English and
dwels upon the devotion displayed in the
erection of a building to be devoted to the
worship OF Cod The services of the day when
the bishop finished speaking were brought to
close.
After the services Bishop Curtis and the
visiting clergy were entertained at dinner in
Father Glaab's house, prominent members of
the congregation also being present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
A STRICKEN FAMILY.
Death Of the SOn-in- Law Of the Default.
ing Treasurer Of Maryland.

Troubles continue to come on the family Of
Stevenson Archer, ex-state treasurer Of Mary
land, who is now serving term of five Yeas
in the state penitentiary for embezzlement of
the public funds. Yesterday morning his SON
ln-law, Benjamin Silver, jr., state senator died
suddenly. 1t was he who suggested and Sc
cured the election of Mr.. Archer to the state
treasurership. He stood by his father-in-law
IN all the recent troubles and was the friend
who last parted from him as the defaulter en-
tered the penitentiary. The disgrace affected
Senator Silver deeply and he had been greatly
depressed for weeks. He was only thrty-one
years of age and was one of the leading young
politicians of the state. He served two terms
III the legislature and at his death was serving
the first year of his state senatorial term. For
several years past, in addition to his political
prominence. Senator Silver had been one of
the foremost of Hartford county fruit packers
and one of the largest in the state
Senator Silver was graduate from Lafayette
College. He died at his country seat, 'Glen-
VILE" Many expressions of regret and sorrow
are heard for the stricken wife. who has not vet
recovered from the shock caused by her father $
crime and conviction, and is now Frustrated by
the death of her husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
A FAMILY WIPED OUT.
Cut Down by Train While Avoiding a
Yard Engine.

A frightful railroad accident occurred at
Grafton. West Va, yesterday morning, result
ing in the death Of five people, members of one
family. just about the time the west-bound
accommodation train was due VIM. Golden,
his wife and three children started to cross
the main line Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road near the railroad hotel, but seeing yard
engine coming up tho road, they stopped to let
it pass. Mr.. Golden was holding his two-year.
old boy in his arms and his wife held a three
months-old baby. When watching the engine
the passenger train struck the family. instantly
killing the husband wife and two children and
fatally injuring the boy who was in his fathers
arms, the little fellow dying in an hour The
engineer of the train signaled, Blu t the noise of
the yard engine prevented the approach of the
train being heard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
SMALL POX ON LA BOURGOGNE.
The Steamship Stopped at Quarantine
and Passengers Vaccinated.

The French steamer La Bourgogne, which
arrived at New York from Havre Saturday. had
the latter portion of her voyage made interest
ing by the grounding of the vessel for twenty
four hours and the discovery of a case of small
pox on board. One of the cabin stewards was
taken sick Saturday afternoon. The ships
doctor soon discovered that the man was suffer-
ing from small pox and had him isolated from
the passengers and crew. That morning the
man had been waiting on the table. When the
Bourgogns arrived at quarantine Saturday az
ternoon the patient was removed to the pest
hospital on North Brother Island The doctor
and one of his assistants then vaccinated all the
passengers who had sat at the table at which
the sick man waited and all the steward 8
force,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
Betrayed and Lost.

4 pretty German girl named Eliza
Shearlich called at q police station in
Brooklyn . few days ago to ask for the
arrest of man who had wronged her and who
had induced her to marry him while he had
another wife living. ELIAS parents are in
good circumstances in Germany. She came
TO this country and accepted position with
a family in Brooklyn as governess. There
she met William Boettger, decorative
painter, who represented himself As .
single man, and induced her to marry him.
He took her to Baltimore, where she had
friends, and from there to Philadelphia. Then
he abandoned her, leaving her to pay the hotel
bill. She discovered that Boettger had another
wife living. Eliza sought to have Boettger
punished for bisamy, but the first wife refused
70 appear against him The girl became dis
hsartsnsd and has disappeared Her friends
have asked the police TO aid in the search for
her. 1t 10 believed that she committed suicide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
Fought q Duel with Howitzers.

From the Galveston News,
strange duel was fought in sparsely Set
tied part of Sonora, Mexico, about fifteen years
ago. Capt villenueva and lieutenant Of .
battery Of light artillery belonging 10 one Of
the posts had somo trouble about who was the
best shot with the mountain howitxer.
They quarreled and agreed to settle IL with
the howitzsr at 500 yards. They took neither
seconds nor assistant gunners, but from tho
top OF small hillocks they fred explosive shells
at one another. The captain was wounded by
fragment of she'll but they fred ten shots
before either was disabled, though each was
covered with dust
Finally the captain landed she'll under his
adversary's gun and the explosion % mangled
the lieutenant that he died before they could
remove him to the post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
Yesterday ut Cane Nav Point.

The threatening weather yesterday induced
the Harrison family to remain at the cottage at
Cape May Point and forego the customary
church services. At the cottage last night it
was learned that the President would positively
put in an appearance there again on Thursday,
accompanied by several very prominent poll
ticians. notably members of his cabinet. Their
stay will last until the following Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
Robert Laird Collier Dead

Robert Laird Collier, the well known Chicago
pulpit orator and newspaper correspondent,
died Saturday midnight near Salisbury. Md,
where for some time he has been living He
was born in Salisbury in 1885, became Metho-
dist clergyman, married a daughter OF ex- Con-
gresham Hiram Price and, becoming Unita-
rian, preached for many years in Chicago
For five years he was correspondent for the
Boston Herald and Chicago Tribune from Lon
dom Garfield appointed him consul to Leipsic
and Mr.. Blaine recently offered him a foreign
mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
CITY AND DISTRICT.

G. "onward and upward Is the motto of
influence, upward in its circulation and aaver-
tiing business. The increase is steady,
healthful one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
The Mckinley Mass Convention.

The date decided upon for holding the mass
convention Of the sixteenth Ohio congressional
district, at which William Mckinley, IT,, will
be nominated by reclamation, is September 8
Arrangements are being made to send immense
delegations from the four counties, and the oc-
casion will be the opening of the campaign.
Congressman Smyser will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
Mr.. McDowell's Sixth Wife.

Miss Belle Ross Of Pittsburg, Pa, arrived at
jamestown, N. D., Friday and was married
to Samuel Mcdowell Of New Rockford. Neither
had seen the other before. The union was
effected through Chicago matrimonial jour-
nal, in which Mcdowell had inserted an adj
vertisement for wife, to which Miss Ross re-
Piled. Mcdowell 10 well-to-do farmer, thirty
eight years old. The bride is twenty-eight
This is McDowell's sixth matrimonial venture.
Two of his wives have died and three left him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
Ex.COngressman Pelton Dead,

Ex-COngressman Guy R. Pelton of New York,
while touring with party Of eight in the Vel
lowstone National Park, died suddenly in an
attempt to climb Mary's mountain, high eIe-
walton. An examination showed he had rup-
tured several blood vessels near the heart. The
body was conveyed to Livingston, where it was
cofined and shipped to New York for burial,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
The Crown Princess of Greece Ill.

Lie CEOWn ET1nCcSS Oh 0rceCo lkIs
Great anxiety exists in Berlin court circles
regarding the condition of the crown princess
of Greece, sister Of Emperor William and
granddaughter of Queen Victoria. On the 10th
instant she was prematurely confined None
Of her relatives were present when tho child
was born, only nurse being in attendance.
The princess is now very weak and in q critical
condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
Shot In a Bar Room.

At Asheville. n. c., q shooting ARRAY oc-
Cured Friday night in a bar room, in which
John Mister. bar keeper. was instantly killed
and Philip AeIntire, q butcher, received a shot
In the breast, from which he died Saturday.
Milster's body was riddled with bullets, an in
vestigation disclosing eight holes. Mister was
from spartaabarG, Sc. and was a single man.
Mclntire Was married and leaves a family. A
woman 10 supPossd 10 have been the cause Of
the difficulty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
Bulxarla's Independence.

II is said in Vienna II. Stsmbuioff the Bull
garian prime minister, will assemble the coll
onsls Of all the Bulgarian regiments and the
deputies of the leading towns at Sofia August 8,
when Bulgaria will be proclaimed independent
and Prince Ferdinand be declared king.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
GENTS Su1rs SoouRED
AND PRESSED FoR q.

Coats. soc. Pants. 25c.. Vests. 25c, Altering and
keTairins cene IN best Goods eallsd for and
Delivered 1elephone call Az,
X 1. HAHN, io5 9th st. NV
Az LII I'D st. wsss Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28

Mrs. Langtry was at the Waterloo station
yesterday morning to sec Freddy Gebhardt off,
Just before the train left there was an affecting
scene between them. Gsbhardt sails from
Southampton on the Elder for America
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COUNTRY BOARD.

Two GENTLEMEN CAN I'm ACCOMMODATED
with Flrsiel... Country Board al 81 AsAph !gns-
aSa. Aiea.,dria county, w. Address 81; AsAfh.
NJ my. near Annapolis elevssed. Good ana besithy.
elee. Robert HinsSlss iSio Mas. ave- nv pss-S.
ELEN MANOR. AT FOREST GLEN. ND. cAN
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ao1 .pEly g pAxID LAMkENcE, Forest Glen, Nd.
A wv MORE BoAkDRRs CAN BIZ AccoMMoN
anse rooms healthy lec.ton terms per Ins sie "a
dress Mrs ANNA rkUAx. Aocotink. fsirfaa CO. Va ].
pERsoNs WISHING To sPENp A MONTH on
pyins TO nc HiSfnr eas Dc ~
Terms y to ss Ter week. yco-Sts
w NLED-BoARDERs Ar REDUcEp RArF1
,a.s, Ur nc ian mouths. beginning August 1 LANCE
ssser shade se &c. saass.s s,eiss n;sis
Pals Church, Va. We 3ts
EE ss,.S MORE boARDERs CAN BIZ AccoMMo
uea near boyd's station. high and shady; ircn
hT.e, terms Ia >, go. for esrr,sres s.a
half M gsriss:: MrA AGNES ANDERSON. sasss Ma
MRs. lpEN OF HAMILTON. IoUDoUY COUNT
fsesssn' Rooms and Board. bess Of CITY rsfersness
snon. jy25-Sr
ocUsr FARM. MILES PROM BKRKELEI
- sprlngs trains daily; healthy location. rood
DELAPLANE- Hancock Nd E5st.
EoUR VACANT RooMs AT Dr. LANDER FARM.
two COMMUNICATING; hall mile from Boyas. Assrs-
pontah bsanch Baltimore and ONO. piano. dancing
LANDkRs. Boyd's Nd 49,
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BARGAINS
B. MOSES 4 SONS,
a JOURNAL FOX ADVERTISERS

BARGAINS
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CORNER nth AND p STREETS NORTHWEST.
FURNITURE,
CARPETS
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
WALL PAPERS &C.
To make space for the new goods for fall We
offering many attractive bargains The following
afew:
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
900 Curtain Poles. full length with trimmings all
complete, worth Soc and Toe; 15c each.
100 Curtain Poles. extra heavy. with trimmings
complete. worth 75c. to sl5O: 25c each.
90 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 75c.
100 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to ST.
Finer Curtains reduced to less than import prices
Alarge assortment 0f portisrss less than manuisc-
turers' prices.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
CARPETS Of the following sizes. made Of Remnants.
with Border all around:
onlSoE1S SAEAfE1S
feet inches by feet inches. 90; reduced
from ala
feet inches by 10 feet 1850; reduced from
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s feet inches by 10 feet q inches. 1850; reduced
from els.
feet 3 inches By IL feet s11; reduced from els.
5 feet inches BY IL feet inches. ais. reduced
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feet 3 inches BY IL feet 8 inches els; reduced
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feet inches by IA feet sls. so; reduced from
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MoQUETTE AND WILTON cARPEra
6by fleet $40; reduced from SIS.
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feet By 10 feet inches els; reduced from
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800 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Ruga s2. so: reduced
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STRAW NArrISes
goo Rolls white and fancy. 40 yds. worth ss.
ESQ.
$50 Rolls white and fancy. 40 yd. worth %. o..
lao Rolls Heavy Jointless. 40 yds.. worth slo,
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l5o Rolls Heavy pam.sk. 40 yda. worth sis. $40
BABY CARRIAGES.
We ars Offering - discount every carriage eco
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WINDOW SHADES.
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IN THE MOUNTAINS,

A URORA, WEST VIRGINIA
"A The finest health resort in the Alleghanies Pure
spring water. Brsciae air. Soft spring beds. Good
table abundantly supplied Bowling alley, tennis and
at Star Office for circulars address j. H SHAFFER
Proprietor. jya6-lm
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE. IN ALLEGHENIES;
Vl s. 600 feet elevation: large airy rooms; rood
board saddle and driving horses bowling alley lawn
tennis; reasonable rates. Address JOHN A. LANIZ
Aurora. Va te6-2ms
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CRY, n. J.
A MER COTTAGE 123. KENTUCKY AVE. Af
a lanhc City. Nj near the beach, Terms moderate
ie2s.Im Ms. n L AMER Hate Of w..Ansso.l
RRADY HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY. M
laIss Ii...s nd sardsos; ssnss low: 20 Bsa ses
e oNakEss HALL
ATLANTIC CITE MI
The coolest pstss on The isssd lcns inIss s,a
Accommodation 500 suessa Superior tabia
For circular address
ne 70 .s..In MI s,S CITY !. ~ NJ
Mt: VERNON. Pacific ave: near Ohio Vow open. %
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'0 m Sst q non'' and p.'''eni.zs JAMES NOON
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~ New, modsrn, nr.t.Slsss. complete. Pacinc ava
.pso.sm - -Au -Ae' Jos izs Nf Sxf SRsn
HOTEL CHETwoODE,
nv. rsv . snd h sta As%sc CITY s NJ
bella Two minutes S.lk from beach. 22.so and %
II hniarssd and improved
my1ou 'Es'n'. 'T COZ n'; Jo sas 0 e at.Rx
HOTEL ansEY. ATLANTIC CITY. n J.. OCEAN
- end Of Conneet,cut ave. orchestra. eectric bells
'n %ss41sm open May AK NJ opprxHrIwrR
s; ,sagm and Beach kurOpea1 and AfSss: plan
II YaEIA, ATLANTIC CITY Nj
- Open all the year. close to beach; ocean front,
myl7-3m HUTTON LAHEY
r A FoNIAINE COTTAGE, TO s. Kentucky
- ave. Atlantic City; near ocean; choice location;
reference given. E. p aoBsoS " I ;y IS W.
DRESSER HOUSE. MRS. CHAs. PREssER.PkOP.
- II Missi.nppt sys Near the beach. Atlantic
rooms. Newly furnished Terms moderate je.3- eo26'
SChAUFLER's HOTEL AND CONCERT GARDEN,
s AsannS Ghity. now open Protested fr1m in
ehessra q Is pses:s every sysn,ns from te IL 30
81 4s Msw in.
sn4s@ 1nS fi,'
ST: CHARLES .,,.n,., CITY, NJ,
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i ocean End Michigan ave.
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Per week-slO. 90 to els
The house renovated in every department.
New Dining Room, Kitchen and ONCE.
New Carpets. Mating and Beds
UNDER WARRINGTON MANAGEMENT.
je10-2m L c. RINES. of the Elsmere
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Ocean end Of Michigan ave. :open all the year. An
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TIVE ELKToN; OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE
Atlantic CITY n j.
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TIVE MINNEQUA, ATLANTIC CITY. Nj.
Central location. Refurnished Under new manage:
msns E,Serythins nrst-clAss Write 10. cirsplsr
'TNHE KAYM0ND. vIRdINIA AVE. ATLANTIC
weseass IsO1 nSo Es ave. WOOD
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ffnest Hotel on the coast
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NEW PENSION LAw-sAILoRR soLDrEns
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CARPET DEPARTMENT.

CARPETS Of the following sizes. made Of Rsmnants
with Border all around.
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To make space for the new goods for fall season
offering many attractive bargains. The following
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