Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1874, Page 1

watch, and the witness salt none. Mr. THE EVENING STAR. |; ra a-hed ‘bim why he kissed Mary. The . stom Giotinetiy.” ban, aay oond tren -. ion Gistinetly. Mr. aid it was PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted, Coit matter to forget @ Ries. When meer aon asked nd amar AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, ; it up, be thought ke manne te7 try be Pe © Bh wor tm; a Pennsylvania —— ith St. i ‘Dam or Jowell in the vase. She nde a st “implicating any one THE SVEXING STAB NEWSPAPER CONPANT, S communicant in any christian church. 2M BATPP MANA, Pres’. srked Bim wbont a raise of salary, and b —— ber the trostees could not afta THB EVENING STA Is served by carriers to go p his mind te compensate her, and ashe their sabscrivers at Tex Oxnts PER WEEK, o8 | E ii # i i i 3 Hd = i id «Ty well give her money he geve her come Foatt-rocz Carrs Pex owt pies at the ‘ali—three jewelry Siaercs westns eae: c Af cr some forther testimony the presby 21.50; «ix months, $3.00; one year, 95. yove! to allow the reporters to be present ph 4 THE WEEKLY STAR—Pnblished Friday—9).50 rr ably in advance, in both cases, sil the testimony was taken, and to exclude them while counsel summed up, and te haves committee prepare a statement of their decison with the reasons for it, at the close. The next meeting will be heldon Monday. The pubile Will be excluded —N. T. Repwhiic, 16th. Tax inva which sare the ate Eéwin M. Stanton committed suicide ts rels throngh onr exoha: 4 this time revives the story, ol plpocinornipaalnelpae | S. 44—N2. 6,755. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1874. LECTURES. AMUSEMENTS. Pp Re vanes t | RAVILIOS SAF NSE THEATER. - == EVENING STAR. Foreixn Notes, Telegrams to this city bave made brief meu- BAGINS AT 5 0 CLO robs 7 A . tion of the arrest In Baltimore Saturday night OAL CLASSES ogement for one week only of the fi nd 2 SED D0eD Se SURE Se AR MAR. of Father Gerdemann, ex-pastor of St. Bon eaee o iter nous ene | Washineton News and Gossip, | 5.75" tec our” cos anaes. emann, Oo TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. The Arrest of Ex-Priest Gerdemasa. INIBRESTING PARTICULARS OF TH APY Alu ‘The trisi of Rev. J. § nhing weer wd at the Prospect » Prespsteriaa « = | facius Church, tu Puiladelpbia, who left eve At th benticity by asserting that “onee : MK. JK EMMET, InreRwat Ravesve—The receipts from this | Count Vou Armin say that ae sue charge to get married to the organist of the pening tin cedionen eae od twice in bis coutributtons to periodical lite: FRITZ, On. OC SIN G : A tiles Spear LA 2 he Count, but he | Rrints the following interesting particulars of pwdec that there wae har ack has hinted mvsteriousty that the death the 2 . 2 ‘tow Tect police supervision over the Count, but he | the events following his Might with her,and of | 6” pereon f the Secretary of War was not wholly attrib ——_— __ __ pay ‘s Tux PeEsipEnt 1s not at home to-day to y ls ordered to remain at home. His trial has | tne arrest: ‘The wandering Father was no | tT Sncther person. ntable to the natural course of disease”. ‘There LECTURE COURSE. allot bie deliebtful specialties. co itore excepting members of bis cabinet. 3 been set down for the seventh proximo. | > * “4 longer : ~ ences ard soles, proiue new and bean’ ful erdemann by his nume as it appoa scenery, totricare mechanism and powerfut casi 0: Secretary Buixy Neneh gd meta gl on the hotel registers, but with the deifiag of dof trath inthis, Judge Bl The session was ope prayer by the | b pot ® we & not only never had an interview ve xe LeOT : pomacetar pion sie One Ey emelenes | ¢ hinted at anything of the sort, bat Cuarncters he President to-da Marucoo and Garibaldi have tue oieea ee | the clerscal Grate he Rel nwned a new G ty took the stand. snd wan oreurexamioed by | Deg crema, “tut tne fees Se ee z INTEL TUAL 7 = ft of EMME’ - a Naror Siseutinn Was be name, coined in his own fertile bratn. Dr. imbrie. He had visited Mi neroy fre x wer yton died from ex : spehscis | 1 FRITZ MATINER, | CENTENRIAL Coxmissionse—Tho Prosi | Hearne tro doth ol the Co ee ey Fer | briet time the twodecided to keep ‘no house’ in ow often id mot aay, bat was O, atter leering the overwerk of Bis ons OF THE sEasON, | dloarts,teaaatecete: | Qeuthaeassataten wisohes @ ak , armed by two distric gy bakwanAe-| We comers nur tee te tec ren inea mee Id ‘not say, bat was ertment, and that the ators of the sulckte > E : Mea | Mesices a entercieh enn 8. Eikine, of New | feated in Milan. The republican agitator, ser_ | Wie cguntry but togo to the Fathcriand,_ a: ah ate with ation. Dre. Harrison, wo Radvance at box olff-# of the ate Mexico, & centennial commissioner. s. faas Careste: oveg hs apc ~ aa | for Built: nore, reaching here via the Baltim J t common friend of Mr. Stanton t r rary Division a none, Bie p a 2 2: ne © | reference to the chur sic, and she bad oc- ; fe Hhe Hutae Hotel as" | camenally eert for him on business. He had | 80° Judge Black, was at the t he Eutaw House as been in the habit of calling there in t ¥ when he died, ar eR AND as late as Sor Qo'clock, but usuall, ing, the b resencs and Oto railrosd co: | ing, and registering J.B. NEU: The news of his ‘THE AMOUNT of national bank notes received | 5 right have been returned against £4 a> the Treaury to-day for redemption iovia ap | the left. By 4 ra JAMES T. FIELDS in Inst repose. ad collision near Bologne one per AT FORD'S TON z. 9 "clock, though he had been there oe evulence that canmet he ix sor was killed and forty fnjured. iad ot 9 0'0 4 sort - z= ; i 8 ¥ inj a reached tho ears of the Philadety casionally a» jate as 10.36 aud even 11 o'clock orig’ r ent Tost rmer etitar of | absence granted SASTROUE COLLISION OF VESSELS INA RIVER | hea about 1 oclock Saturday 1 he bad visited her more frequently than oth e be ‘ | sth cavalry, from IN INDT John T. . : and Nov. 23 TRY received @ disp: © Dx tective Heins, of Phiiaae Gerdemarn and to immediate (Heine). LAR ar A dispsteh from dear “eis announces that a disastroas collision ae occurred in the Hooghle, both vessels King. Steamers have been sentto the scene (the disaster, No farther particulars have Lonxpox, Norember Caleutt Indies of Lis congregation on account of her culiar situation. Kea Scott, I chem - hyson to her, and was not | if ng of the beleved b. -s by the ing to other alone; read one or two of his | ¥° mover Spain SO parte Sermons to her; never read them toanyone else; | Si PTesched by strangers a | of the Pacitic, 3 ABOUT TWO MATINEES, VEY SMITH. AL- UD LONG ISLLOW ar ber to be con? Lieutenan Aad se WEDNESDAY AND SATURL ENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT. i. Giilmore, 1 : cavalry, has been sprees | api rebis Marshal Gray telegraphed about7 a. | was installed pastor in 1s, and begun seting wan eed bon nee vember 12th, last. Paxawa, November 7—On October 1th ® | ind scked that specitio charges be telegraphed | Till Miss Pomeroy one et & con - t terment DMISSION ONLY . — ion in favor ofJoaquin Fernandez | Oranciicer cent with & warns ke met Mise Powercy once at a conc ; ADMISSION ON Mes. A. W. Ranpait, widow of the late | for president was made at Punta Arenas. Tho : ber home; did nc was received at 10 o'clock. Charge, ‘La! and embezziement.” Marshal Gray did not feel fally authori who will be pleasantly + has made to a church in Ne’ b | Postmaster General o Bovis 74, 50 AND 35 CENTS never remonstrated w ) AN remembered in Wa ‘ by | Pomeroy's compan ell spoke to Lose who “ = lett t akg I0r apne port Hort, 15 rah not f Pomeroy’s company; Mr. Howell spoke to hi z ose Ww 3 NJHEATA. MiIQca. a0 8 public realler with gratifcine a Yom | {iisdispateh, but sent Detective Phelps, one of | about the rumote In’ regard to hee | " ie. The DRY GOODS Vy ASHINGTON THEATAR cOMIQ ® public reader with gratifying cightoving repablic. taking with them | tho most alcerest officers of tas forse’ to the | SOU the Tumors Ik reward to Ler | fact ie, Andrew Jotmon ardored aud orgauinng =< > MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, Every Night and from the Banco Nacional. ‘Tha same | Eu'aw house, with orders to detain Gerd: never engaged Yo. Miss the court that tried Mrs. Surra: d then, dis- GHTEL Ww «sday and Ba urcay Matinces, daw . barracks in I beria, same Tepublic, | sheuld he attempt to leave for Europe, as he | conversation ov the ’ | regarding the petition sent him by some of the LAUGE + Ene at of th 8 deposited as security zed Vy Fe lezie friends, and a fight | propored. The officer stationed himself at the | ofMicere ut ihe court, he directed the hanging to DRESS GOODS. terJ Cowen im led as secu took 7 ,,In which the government troops lost | [acies’ entrance, on Baltimore street, and j ce done within twenty-four boars, ie the DRESS GOODS. raise ot sooth » the department by stage Hine bidders for | nine killed aud a larger nuabsr wounded. | cles’ e arrival of the ex-pricet. Aboat 11 | bs a | strieke of the agoutzed da gbter were ringing — pA As Page shall be returned to the deposi- | Peace was soon reestablished by the govern- | o'clock a lady entered & carriage which wes ia such hal Punuares in bis cars. To say that be was controlled by JUST OPENED FRom THE LARGE AUC- | per ine most refined» ineteat of personally or by agent. bos The movement did not extend to the in- | waiting, and was er in a few minutes by | ports about Ler; did not always cail her Mary. | Mesers — eo € is to prousaace the TiONs— veon the stage. Engsgement of the great wonder os pe ne Gerdemann, whom the officer recognized from alied be as Pomero t { | moan imbecile. We bad the honor of Mr. cqferecs in Brown aud | ofthe rincteenth century, Prof. Mitchell, the | TE® ARKANSa® MupbiB,—Senator Dorsey | <noru2R CHARACTERIGTIC @PANISH-aAMERI- a description furnished him. He quietly told < Ser mmnet: ban Watee | Senses taaedavi ond ane te Towuaatey, * a sth a5, | World-renowned Fire king novi6 of Achansas, called on Attorney General Wil- C CAN SQUARSLE . Gerdemann that he wag an officer, and that he meroy generally addreaend her | Sfter he retired from office, and he wes eo a, Ja, do. wud ths.” INCOLN HALL. lisms this morning in connection withthe Ar- | Previons meng state that the steamer es Was wanted at the office of the marshal of po and signed “Glen.” He said: | %.¢¥idently dying, that at any time his death iored Alpacas, 3ic., worth | LL, — kansas muddle. ‘The Attorney General has as | Tin failed (rom Telern een, Cele ae ard. | lice. Gerdemann comprehended, and eaid, | 1 ca easly Geny Seat Lover hes ay arn might have been announced, as it was at lest, = £600 yards Best Prints fast colors, le: Theodere Thomas yet taken no action in the matter. Haugh - init ‘put the eegcada of Seeetat re tay ban nl bak peda iL intercourse with Miss Pomeroy; that I av | on ge o one - 3 in us mas sont = — 3 rain : : : ga Ase : pected; eady, and, » analy ther of her child, or Micite ‘ow. Lying upon @ sola or ped, be dl Matis Bisex Dros Ske, frou! $i to 83 ner | Unequalled Concert Organization Vienre Reaw's Starve “Tho West” was | the port in ions when bo visitod the vessel,and | Feleve mieett of the Gapasstions of dean te have Orinstasl totes Sie ae | neonued whe kumtete tant eek Eee few Linen Handkerst OF SIXTY DISTINGUISHED PERFORGERS. | exbijnted in the St. Louis fair and is now at the ober krnd Nyeenaea. hy Meee expedition bet tess cast upon me, and will therefore most cheer- | Pomeroy bad told witness th Tenderly attached to Lis frie aod fa Dassen a TE TURSCAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17 Mercantile Library in that city. ‘he St. Louis | thought it had some connection with an one | 2 Laue iaienmcinersn criminal intercourte mith oth clung to life with that tenacity or will and hig Tantay o. ii Reed “ i As . t i 4 FERDEMANN 13 a © understand had been s yal wich 3 8 ous, As for * al Savile Domestic | WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBES 15 Piners praise: tt wsrmly, Rod's: pe is on | break in Arequipas on the 24 ult., which was | Gerdemsnn was interviewed by a Gazette re- mig mae tk the Gants or be: — the remorse so darkly painted, we doubt whe- aot the mi at the THRO. THOMAS foot to purchase it tor the Mercantilé Library. | enppr cd by the police and several conspira- porter. The foliowing is part of the conversa- | Mities, while che was living there; her confes- | ther he oc feel what the word issaid by poets fiat id Macket Boece ONLY GRAND CONCERTS. SATANTA AND BiG TREE have been sent | ‘8 Kiled. = tion: sion was the result of « | to mean.— The Capit pa s a = First appearance of the Young Amorican Prima = 5 ‘bate Soro l Merc talcloss ol sediedh dd @, Is the charge of embezzlement or theft, | Glendenrinz, who had received ber | Tee G . RY GOUnS YEEX ONEAP Pid under @ strong guard to Texas, to be turned | Chillan advices state that an nausuaily heavy | 1 dieeethe.” a ae ed @ mamber | Tas Garat Forn-Miie mack is CALIPOR- D ~ Miss EMMA CRANCH, over to the civil authoritiesof thatatate ke was felt at midnight on the 2oth | “Ale pein yi mysuddon departure | nese had. believed her etorgen hers MAS | mia.—The great tour-mile-beat runing Tace, at Together with tho the general government again interfores to «ave Ni cracking the walls of ewareheg end | {for Phiadelplis fee bout $5,000; the eam | had told ; ad bean eedaced | fn. Pante Of 825,00 in eet py AS CABTEE’S, 707 X T SPAO. UNBIVALED OROHESTEA, them, it is pretty certaln that they will be hung | ‘ ogee Seu G aint inate took along with me dic Amount to quite | under prom of mar She had, in atter- | Orgs —s rok ana “ : — — — AND OTHER for their crime: =A. 48. Phe daration wasabout thirty | 33,000, every cont of wh ts honestly, and | ward recurting to the question d thatene | 05 + whe race was J horses — EMINENT SoLOIST. THE NAVAL COVRT-MARTIAL appoi een SENRZUNLA ADVICES Se na SE OEM MIN BS AVAL co! © Appointe 2 pyiers in the world. and the purse was the largest had ever had unchaste relations with auy but | mint ed Sto the one person. Shs bad layed on the | Finns ceo ate! Hotes. First Yard wide French Calico. al F ¢ OF ADMISSION. | fis. R er heve Tr r RYED SEATS. 00 : Serre ry Captain Truxtono Q. Jt is reported you hare been married’ A. That report is true; I was married to ynfirm pre rie of st he charge of care iprising agai ; mr, = i = tart c church organ 0; after her pregnancy was | forreh’ ©3. z ke ef Res ness in allow an Blanco. The revolutionists | Margaret Wettich, at Jersey City,on the 4th | known to% lendenning. This was on July 9. | tered. tad stew de Daniels, ki aground in F aeE Ace of November, by Kev. Mr. Suydam, @ minister | She never charged in private with being r- mes of “not gail ve been apy a the court he Ket d Church. of the United States Minister at Bogota for the | °f the Keformed C t ijo is to ba decided | end ie In case they do not A. Over ten year: 4 » Book Hocking, Hardw . . the father of her child. He paid $69 for the thaek Che bathennet sor Lon nee Jong have you been acquainted with | watch and 4.5 for the chain, and she owed bi org ot the horses gut of well tage $50 when she died. May havesald that he gave | 2, ee ~—y Btein sively used. wv he is alady of most ex- . Katie hy who went to : wo iem no nie a Luieaipacty in bo Gallen \ rten year E ‘ ber the watch and chain, and may have admit. am the bean dine . . 2 Prov College, will be ‘ ted S: rates Be ceilent character; of good education, and | ted that he hera . ought he re- | 4) " Cikarlotte Cashman, Apeii . The United States steamer Richmond sails for | highty cultivated. 1 married her with the fail mained with her in cburch, bur diene noca, | Daniele comin 5 Stevens, h Con- | Valperaizo next week ; or ine + but did not recol- | who was heid 1 the behind the He isa doctor of di and was pas. | SHIP-BUILDEES ON THR CLYDE ReEovcrne | COmsent of ber parents; since ourengagement, | lect how long. The occasion was one when she " at the end of lact_ August, @ good many priests | asked him (or afew moments’ private coaver. | WiBPct- Alpha - be WAGES t ppl acerterge k or 4 its? pri r- | baving gone inme. It was also reported that xpon, November 1.—The shtp-builders | *2¢W Sil about it, aud were freely stowa her | sation. Miss Clinton asked him it he bat been ¥3 Thad Stevens was lame. Time,7 434. When photograph by m: jeep, aud he said “yes. ‘ad been up late ‘ he’ 1 proprietors of engine works on the Clyde | PHOWsraph by me. | STADREPEtA: asl nd he said *+yes.” Had up lat tor of the First Reformed Church of Sche! when cepted th ssorship. As a “christian statesmen” haven't dor y CARTER'S, y 707 MARKET SPAUR. — nn y NIERTAINMENIS 3M tu PUCHASERS OF Ewe are ; . the bell was rung for the se nd heat the poole E . rE ips or adicdee aN the previous night, preparing his anniveraar san an an D lig lasck 7 well in Congress, but we hope tor better @ ave decided to reduce the wages of theirem- | Tp the meantime Detective Charice W. Wood, sermon, Expressed surpriee wt ore . on Katie Pease, $0) on Thad i GuoDs OF CHOICE READ! in this instance. pioyes. of Philadelphia, had arrived and reported to | oie or ; ; foe Daniels the third choles. redniced fron me ——_—__ DISRAPL! HAS REEN RE-ELECTED Maxabal Gray, He wan armed with o wercumt = race was won by Katie Pease, sone? at . Ma. Reavy’s C ToRrs.—It is stated that the | rector of the Unive of Glasgow by 700 1 "j st Sh ' ” Henry second. ~t third, and Thad Ste- x LINCOLN HALL 4 ty of for the arrest of Gerdeman. Shortly after 1 awfal ner ay r . principal creditors of Mr. Geo. H. Reay, whose | Totes, again pia Boia) lees rete |g SE Pea eS eee rood | back of it, On the night cf the arrest she did | Tem fourth. Hoc x Higoking, ana Joo Dastels alware THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19, gnment is eaid to be due to the fact that he | °C abeorag-neyie and Detective Phelps drove to the Union depot, | pot say “Glen, eived you!” Did not and the Inte o have r chen ace ‘at 5 O'Cl: failed to get the ies enedeph cantina ; mn, becanso he was foreigner. | and at 10 5) p. m. the tures firet- mentioned were | Pete Mist be kad onan ences vcuees broken Gown. The other horses barely saved Hostery and Notions : ed mnvelope oc ii, | RBd the Iiberals against the choice of Disraoli | Speeding toward Philadelphia on Mat Sich Tue cee their dittar Time BY BAXTER an Wao tarnished neite Be the enoe Lipsie imen of undue iniinence ta hig favor ot the GERDEMANN would not sey co if you were not sarrouuied b Bow Joux = Dows Brat <t-te ausyivanie Pike Nema eee ope 60 rs of the university. 7 7 te? ould not sky £0 if y 8 , “a iP : >& De parwss — =~ A MATINER OF BEADINGS, and the . Piers, of Paris. The remains P00 7HALOUS. bears. tae spatties ieaacatrcheron aes | ACU nent ths eee ce Leegwealihicst men in New York bold the C4: eee ae aah ing accounts are b 2 to be small. Bavoxws, November 16—Ii is ssid the Span. | Before, tue public, ry mah ro agua t this point the presbytery took a recess. bonds of the city: Phey ‘appear in person to , in the 5: . Me is m1 . 3 fast. v4 CREE. attcr their interests. On th CARPETS Tas Feerpxzn’s Bawk—Mr. Cretawoll, ono | {consul ak thie place has been recalled, on | age, is Mncly. educated, speaks several lass | artor reerar tt 7TEE bere among the great commercial houses interest ae =? FRIDAY, NOVEMBES 20, » m ’, acconnt of hie excessive zeal and exagger- 7 ib iY His After reorss the pro Ging’ iD 1 b te At 1:30 O'Clock P.M. | the commissioners of the Freemen’s Bank, #ays | ated reports to bis government. The Carlisis | SUsge®, and bas an owe posed look. His | examination of Robert Marston, the eexton of | tecelved, money deporited, heavy bills ana CARPET. =e eae ‘twill require $600,000 to enable the commis- | bave reoccupied Estella. Pog iy: nay go ihe general expression | the church, who testified that he had oMisiated | drafts colied by boys: who get §3 aud €1 « week Tickets @1, inctnding reserved seats sioners to d ) per dent., and ——— Tigi moustache and wears spectarice: 1a | dUFing the inst two years until last month. He ie Ce eet eary anon oc the cay & RGEST STOCK IN THE CITY. Bessiays from shakspeare’s Henry VIII. and | 4 ret the bat $70,000. With | Comseeration of the Bishop of West- | [ght moustache and wears spectacies. In | nea jrequentiy cecelred bo attend to this business in person. 1 saw John ATTRACTIONS EXTRAOKDINAR from ber finest m dlaneous selections, a rareful } tah vel oh ds ‘ Mr Ores a ern Texas. height he is aboutsix feet, and weighs probably roy for Mr. Glendenning, mes not a jacob Astor in the Controller's oflice, the other 10K z o NARY. Rets and diagram at Werren Choat o's — ‘esources Mr. Cres- a nd 160 pounde. okstore, ¥ Ge Cail 'and pre W457 91D IS,14 15,2 avenue. well estimate nk will eventually y 49 per e Atrasra,Ga., November 16.—Rey. R. W. B. Elliott was consecrated bishop of Western fexas yesterday in St. Phillip’s church. The At BANK of Lawrence, | ch Was packed to its utmost capacity. The Every piece of CARPET of the mos fan Our aaortment on en Brass bs) dressed to him. They were usually in small | d8v—a modest, quiet, unassuming man, careful MRS. GERDEMANZ. taney envelopes, like the sample shown. ‘The | Of his words as be is of his dollars. A huge fel- Mrs. Gerdemann onSaturday was apparently | witnees distinctiy remembered eccing Mary | low, over ex feet high; massive in size; red as unconcerned, after her arrival at police Glendenning a letter on Sun- | hatr; heavy, phlegmatic,jGerman iu look; with 18.19.20 ABLOW’'S GSLLESY OF FINZ ARTS, ae Seconp Nat a headquarters, atiout the charges against her *o 7 © pontiesons treet that tends the an . as, baving failed to meet the callof the wneecration sermon was preached by Bishop 2 ~ 7 ° iy always lett . crows a that made @ chandeliers Ce eS oe 2 . ¥ | son performed by Bishops Gregg, Quintard, pepedibe lle 4 ith woudan’s devotion, one | Glendenning to stay un istoop. He came in and did net even GHEGMOS” Fine psctmems oF cree Eoseann it, betng exbansted. the Treget of fve | Howe, Wilmer, and Beckwith. A large num: Cane Etieee ‘Or remaining with toe | Mr. Dod objected to giving ny unnenessary | sprak. He nodded a How-de you-d The f 10: ue aseorts een - + the Treasurer gives he clergy were present; also,a aelega- | °° et” a _ details to the pu the preas. 4 ierk gave kim s look of subdued rec sao DBY GOODS Porcolak Paint ee ee ee that f1¢ or to-day tts nores wit hives ncaa hee rs Houtecee bneba saateey 5 Sere ot oy i he | moderator said a card had been handed to h rted off for a big book, Openca it, p ‘Himes wie would pvanebeate colt dota order, of hapo or color. Gold, Silver and Cop- | bo ejected when presented for redewpilon at | Governor Hubbard. Bison 7 pote tenptisoned ahs “desir be with hia. ott departs for | Pr. a . . y Lis new work the first week in December, His | FFom Bir. Gerdemsnn’s statement alone it will c La the per Wire; Cord, Matis, &c. “New Engravings, Poo- | the ag arking bim were try .Gle ng | finger to the pisce of ature. The togrephs and Chrowos received sa soon afpubli+ or trying father for Mary Pomeroy’s | Sire tock the pen, ced his Name where ft , M be scen that he has been acquainted with his | OF 4 v7 t that phate ught to be Waiwenn & GaaEKG AB tind of buat wanes ake an TEE UFSIGHTLY PARTITION, Which was mato | 'Uttre home will be at Son Antonio. wifo ten years, from which it is inferred that | Chg. ete ed be ee ee e . a — poticros Of Windiw Osrnicen to or in the rear of the Senate | fhe Lomgshoremen’s Strike im New | !e met her while ascistavt pastor of the tirst | MU matters belose an wumenneet wade ie TH. ARCA 4 " y, and which was converted into ar York. church to which be was assigned after being or- | did not want to see these statements ge out to weather, Mr. Astor.” xterspore room last winter for the uss of Naw Yorx, November 16.—The longshoro- | Guined Hrheaartapgenel ty Spee eer dike the pudiie, with the sanction of the Pre ¥ the city hail about three mina Join Tren One g etrt een ttias Ge ered upon their long threat- | Seo wae' dremsee tastefully in bineks Bho io | MDAving been ingalred into. Dr. Eddy said if | transaction invelevd millions — ved: On the walls which | ned strike this a.m. snd the plers and water | Sbove the average helaht, and, welgty potians | M&.Glendenning dare state the namesor the | apa. Guaicen Peahecian an Sans ean Fora OE Ce eed te te | Towed hte Ceti oe Aud North rivera are | Shout 160 pounds, Her age is in the neighbor | Men implicated, let him do so. [Applause Ine littie underground room. near Bleeker, ay Moran of Ws Gtand Oanon at | Cowes win Grube of men ons atrike- en: | SO5 ot so guar, The consi bere tote: tarst thoes aan ee oe eat Laaete Rad sald | Nar a mite went of Boonttway, ts te wakeeeek Lowsione. gaged in earnest discussion of the situation. ners, appearance and general bearing of refined at these men were fore ‘es- pork establishment of Tileston, the Qaaker. PERSONAL.—Dorman B. Eaton, of the civil A 87.000 Haul. and well-educated persons. OTT ody said he wanted to know if Glenden- ie inte been forty years in that one place, and service commission, left for New York last | C!Nctnwat1, November 16.—The amonnt of Sen ke PR c - all the while desling in one article— *, 4 ping would dsre make the statement. [Ap- 7 c pork, night. Mr. Eatou has been entrusted by the | @Cne¥ in the ‘safe stolen trom the American | _4 telegram from Philadelphia states that | Tin8,0'9 His specialties ere sausages and bung and packed with the greatest care. 5 B—Baintings ‘Transferred, 7 H_N. BARLOW , HARRY DONEHUE, COSTUMER, 425 lirs STREET, NEAL & ‘ neatly fitted-np Parlors and 6h wbiy-increased stock of uerade snd Theatrical Costumes, comprising severs! hundred new ari costiy Dresees 437 SEVENTH STRSBET, cetat-tr Brrwran D ayn E Sovruwecr. Brevnsan «co. ARE NOW OFFERING Worsted Bullion Fringe, something new. ¥ak Laces; Guipure Laces our Velvet Bibbon Beaded Belts and Belting st pular pric Black Buks. isc = Express offi rds Gerdemann and his wife arrived at police | ? Giendenning enid, [can and dareif it iscallea | “intature chop steaks. ‘When he doesnot Te- SP gf 4.beaatifal Lyons Gros | toxether with every Faristy of Gostume—Ledies’, | Jutspecial committee ef Congress to propare | bate bees a.000. yesterday is now stated t0 | recaquartere in that city at 2:30 o'clock yester- | roy [aipleoet . ice. Oho che en eee i vere MAS 5 AND a of Colombia. enator Mitchell, ef Oregon, , . | tectiy vi hea: r wared er . Bonnets. Uniers for ¢ ROE BALE ADEIVATE THEATRICALS, | tain towne s--Secrnne een today | oZB*,GURERWATORIAL ContgsT mm ARKAN ink Rare ies sone: cheered ot Sil mpematers TABLEAUX AND ULD P.8.—With Bampies wiii be eno Beautiful All-wool KS’ OONORRTS.” | on e 4 pr perms i ngaged in pre arsvives to the wants and wishos of 1 5 he cad Alderman Carpenter at 7 o'clock lust evening, | if any more applause was manifested, and ne | St, bis chops and things. Hie divides what he i patch from ‘Lite Rock Cage yng 4 dle | and in default of €2,000 bail was detained for 's | moved that tip Ereshyters adieer ean ee maker among bie customers. The arietoctacy gubernatorial troubles in that state, says: | {urther examination at o'clock this afternoon. | room was cleared. ‘The ausience was very ane | of New York aud all up and down the river aring bis annual report au refused to see visitors. 9 a1 ite ettent e: He was not locked upina cell, bat accommo- the M patronize bim. It ix no uncommon thing tosee Drop De Bice sion wap oo ae Wccnnedae | TES Dearu or Hom. Ruwsey L. Wixo.— Glendenninsof the rent anne, from, Judge | Gated with quarters in a comfortably furnished swelling a conseeniie tise: wala Geer wees the coaches of Astor, Livingston, Taylor and Gemmed cit Linco § lease, we seicom fail t6 give atistaction. A irivate letter, dated Quito, Octobeo 7, states | sratute, warrants for the arrestof ex-Lientonne ofice OF the are marshal. He does not seem | ing for the andience to leave, and if th Sie monty. people in treat of the cit Gus- bosentan that Hon. E. Rumsey Wing, United States min- | Governor Smith, ex-Secretary of ae en vi 7 ster | not go an officer would be sent for. The women door. Leman: ae and L. NOxLEY \ster to Eouador, died at Guita on. the Monday | and Jota G. Bries general meron oer aies | spent the greater part of yesterday with him. | Bt £© AR oftcer would be s Fradually went out. | Si@OSt without furnitare, but if te spink-spaotk preceding. Th es oc cn: Kepnblican newspaper publisbed in Little Rock, ith this exception he bad no visitors. The crowd lingered on t BRODHEAD & Co., COSTUMER, preceding. his makes the date of his decease P paper p the 5th of Octobe Otte 1908 F street, botwoen 1th and Lith. reported. The sidewalks tong | flesm, end one could ext ‘of the foor. | The old Immediately upon reaching Philadelphia a | 4 A cei thera tac oo waker docs all his work bimseif, will tr - b th i ime ubtil an officer drove them ast ath was sodden nes | amon. “Price wae atrosiok eee cee arnt | separetion took Riace between the newly: | ‘The examination was then resamed. ‘The ac- | Bobo vand hasamassed a fortue,—("Durieigh’s ation showed,’ was Gaused | 80d bis secretary of state, Wheeler, cannot be | Wedded pair, and Mrs. Gerdemann procenced | cused said be had no farther conversation with | Ae Terk Letter. 605 10th Street Northwest, ie direct to the home of her parents at Reading, | x. aiter he made use of the expression, “Yo: sgare by cerebral congestion. ‘ound, and Governor Garland will to-day offer . ‘ary afte! pron ~ TRE BOY OF TER rEuIOD has no end of trou- cee eee eta carne arte BALL, TAB. | 1 a & reward for their apprebension, that they may | Pe=nsylvania. are lower than the lowest prostitute.” He was | pie over Thomas Jefiereon, Joe Jeflereon and — < e THE AMOUNT covered intothe treasury arising | be brought before the court and there held to Pelitical Notes, peg egret peere oy — bad — wey and Jeferson Davis, and naturally confounds MASKED BALLS and PARTIES enpplied at | from cotton and other captured and abandoned | *BSWer to the charges against them under the | f. st. Julien Cox announces that he will con- | 0 her and had esteemed her as afriend. She | the ex.Confederato ex-prosidert wick leip Von ©. | recsouable rates. - ng | (S¥S of the states. Neither Governor Garland 1s. P.S. Bemember a Mask ts farnished with each | Property was $2 bad asked him before that, as her pastor and | Winkie, who onl Sap Somat 15,998, Dedueting the | nor the legislature, which is how in sessoucanit | tet the seat of H. B. Strait, elected to Congress | DS Bt of his previous friendahip: if be Je, only woke up twenty years behind act | Costume, and all Costumes delivered and called for e —_ seas sccou revious friends! reseed 2 wins | hand, while be professed to ‘be quite at a loa mnee delivered and $yazd {0 claimants there remains 410,411,000. | appeal to the President or Congress, tue state matepedawe. ee Ty who was & good Maethodit wesan and eet Ga was ihe author of : ‘ here were about #00 claimants, and awards | authorities being fally able to protest the gore +» ; 5 the historic declaration or that other popalar —— ect9-4m 60% loin street. | were made tu 422 cases. ‘The various classes of | ernment. It ia reported that Smith is hidien | 4 Geueral, Longstreet, who has been ilt some | Vy taxe her ist Lo 7 - , phrase, ‘*May you livelong and prosper.” Just claims retaining aggregate four or fivo times | in the United States arsenal. Public sentiment | {mes has tendered hls resigna‘ion asa member | “ie gaid she was badly treated by her consins, | Loin it with! the Webstore «Dania the profenne Fe | more than the amount remaining in the trons: | is wimoct entirely against Smith, both among | $!,the Louisiana returning board at New Or- | ond wnen he left ber he had the impression tia and the epellist. But the hardest luck that ha Tu fy, | Ory on this account. Shouldawardsbe madein | the treads of tke Pte enor ee woontervatiog. ee wwoceeded by John Sandage, | she did not kuow who was the father of her | 2¢the & public speaker at the hands of the MARKRITER’S, excess of the amount op band an appropriation | those of Brooks. The Hon. Harrison G. Rice, the late demo- | °P!!d. She manifested s great deal of shame printer’s devil overtook ex-Governor Stockton, 39 Tih street, botween D and Ws streets, eight | from Congress will be necessary. ° mage Fanon] and sorrow during the recital of the 78nd | of New Jersey, when he counseled the demo. Joe OF Featers Oat Fellows’ Hall, se oe A Farmar Incenpiany—She Sets Fire to and | Sati candidate for Congress in the Terre her ; Ghe wn Engra' Inromos, &e. BILL To Anozis frequently moved totears. He to in th a Huate (Ind.) district, is preparing to contest the | 8% erate to return in the hour of triumph to the he Pa. Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, Window iM. that be would bave to bring her case before the .) Ua ExSibitien amd uae ar THE Manin Conrs,—a 2 toour assortment of f Burns Her Husband’s Property.—A special last “principles of Jefferson,” and the imp of the , sates Krenn: Figgare cords and Fas: | Uillis being prepared, and will be presented t» | Thursday from ‘Warrenton, Mo., says: “Ten KP cchnymetbor polng wig ope teeing chareh seasion; She wanied him to conceal st | iuk roller added the word “Davis” Soe aiax wneda Si, Rings, Nalle, €0.. tm the District, Congress early in the session in December, wnich | One nfo the hay atacks of Mr. Henry Kamp, @ | aud Judge Carleton, of that csty, to prosecute | #sshe intended to go away, and no one wou oe — Be Ficase remember Name and Number. jet-ty" | provides for the incorporation of the marine | Te*pectable farmer living near this place, were Fine Feucy Gee corps: s DIRECT IMPORTATION Ae EIBDS OF GENTLEMEN'S OAST-OFr | CoP ror the matter, Teximent in the army, : Transcript, a ver hear of her again. Z destroyed by fire. It was evidently the work of bgp opel praia gaie Pail SU to the | ,, Mr. Rigge wanted to know what the accused | Svmpay ErEnino SACRED CONCERTS, with i an incendiary, and the charge was made that | pSbeaker, Biaine as graph | tought of Mary's charge and the accusation | “M'appari” aod the shadow song oud the Se a i 7 he and for the mustering out of all sapertinons | the crime was the work of Solitical enemies, | Portland Press, in respor So eeaeraPh | sbebad brought againet him. Tanphauser overture as features of BO WEDDING PERSEETOA GFRCIAUTY. | ey Caters te cL ee ean eu eRH, | cticers. Bhould the ‘bill become a law, the | More recently the barns of Mr. Kamp hare | webtioning bim as a possible candidate ior Mr. Dod objected. He thought Mr. Glenden- | having been naturalized in oar moral New M. W. GALT, BRO. & 6u,, O29 D streets Dotween Gin and 7th streets north: | pumber ef officers mustered out will be 51. It | heen burned, with all their contents ineiniine | Seuator, in which he states decidedly that he ning was not an expert, and, any way, could | England towns, euch us Northampton and Bos- novis-tr Jowele’ BSSe she Ne OF mail promptly attended to. | is proposed to continne the Srpropriation bere- | two valuable horses. ‘This latter wet was at no aes no circumstances acc2pt the Sen- | not'give a disinterestoc Siow of the case. Gien- | ton, there ix no special cause for wonder at the paid. jofors nten: of the marine | tended by such circumstances as to fasten sn denning never thought Mary woul plicate | calm acceptance of Sunday opera in New York. CHOICE MEATs. 5 Tels Cotumarbd that tus seats BATA! vessels. | picion upon the wife of the unfortunate men, | ,,Amebdatory returns from three counties in ~ rs bim. His opinion of the girl did not change | Mr. Strakosch has presented Italian in (CALIFORNIA PEARs bil gous; | This woman is bis second wife, and they Lave | {2S 2d Virginia Congressional district have sings shi the confession. She thrust bigb Sunday evenings CALIFORNIA PEARS Foye uent by the provisions of this bill would | oniy been married geome two or three soncke, | Dcen received by the secretary of the common- Dereclf rim after that time, whenever he seocestions| ef ore large wr if it ; OBANGES. Course uf construction, ° Cas Of those now in | The evidence against her, though eireumstan -| Wealth from the commissioners of election in | Sart om Lim, after fiat time, whenever, h ; ae . ENTER | @., aca Grapes, OBANGES. course of construction. tial, iz euch as will not leave a doubt as to hor, those counties weiss tn cenies Sy ae one lot, or bus guspicions would bave beeu aroused. : pest dezieea tion | cavawpa uapre, MAEAGA GRAPES Nawernox Tum Evaoraan Sqvapox.— | Emmussion of the orine waieed ween eatitee | instant, will result in the certificate of election | He Bever ask of the artiact } EUS ATY MAME BT. co MON: CATAWBA GRAPES. | Rear Admiral Case, commanding the European | and,in default of 81,00 ball hes Woon eon: Candlakte Instead Of Semen it’ Bloce sevens | Aldridge ir a $ AY NIGHTS, tie largest and asst sup BANANAS. BANANAS. station, reports to the Navy department that | ted to jail.”” can, ‘who, sooording t the original returns, ——————— Albert Biscuit, Condensed Milk Fresh, Boston | he arrived at Messin: Sicily, on the 2tth ult. = & majori of 24. A B. Moritarep sr a Doc.—A most waar. yeas, a | Crackers, Ketan noses Fanti Suns, {nbs Segship, Franklin, sccompanted by ts | wisrhas snpucd o votalscrpomen i Beane, ‘ The majority for Latta, ‘The letter she gave him was unfortunate afluir occurred in East a es fe ‘J be stopped for a ‘governor this was be 2 And Lawn, sponge GROCERS, enough to receive her mails and then proceeded | 2P€ Moderate newspapers insist u 4679. ‘This is about the number of yotes | THY. (At this point there was a toe uit | acotn of an tfant tou meonthnelé. Min @uraen Zebe torn’ inthe cocutry. He bare the vost, | sovtstr AG1S Poesytcacinareunt. | to Eulermo. ‘The Janinia was at Messina, hay- pea A Bel rg coy oa ge thrown away onthe temperance candidate. The | St the ch s sags jerever {ti tobe had,and all he agks ts au exam: aes — | ing completed a cruise to in the Adriatic total vote was 554,339, which lx about 106, f Srery fovpeet satiay iheaust exscng ae, C2! | [MPER(AL HOTEL CAFE, ans! among, the ‘Ionian Plavas. ‘Sho was to ovaral of the | jess than the aggregate vols. for goverto! ts SEE SUFEESE COURT OF a | ADJOINING NaTIONAL Taxaren. | {fate {ot EAlermo on the 25th October to rejoin jo his coun: porate @ 98 THE SUPsEME CovET oF THEDISTEICT — Bulrai Cuse reperts that he had visited Zante, | With ibstructions to remit them ‘mm: = i OF COLUMBIA. Tonian istands;) Pi oR the Municipal Court of Berlin, which the lal Levis 8. Scuxxies tae A. Toxtoy cf ai—| Ladies and gentlemen will be served with sll the joni ds;) Piracus, ( i) Smyrna, | aig. The ibility of Dr. Munkel ha ‘ac~ anole Zuni B _ 3311, Docket wee DELICACES OF THE SEASON eal ne ee A ne a Ad- | cuainted if of the contents of those - Phe Aasitor £0e nual eudit, the creditors of the ex | at mmc mdove Gate, which is trat-clag in all iteap- | English and cther otters ban a atop Fe aO ot tae Soe angen eeaton tue Shi9 3 of the count. Dr. Munkel was exam- Beretofere proved their clatontes Pauciave 82 | "Wit be epened to the pabiic THURSDAY, Mo- Kibg and queen dt Greeeo. at Badgruce: the | ined Saturday, but refuted to make any state: ‘cause, and all ther pervoas interested theretny sre | Vomber 12h, 1674. 3s. Putnos, | Turki goversment har extsbieneas navy aap = that his position a counsel pret vate oot mr, alton, E5085 Fae qe ape Peas yard and arsenal, and is erecting workshops. ‘wae jan we ae ai be nearer tru Pon es. More TROUBLE IN ARKAN&AS.—Licntonant ca Bouxp Tarr Bareoan TrckEtTs.—A case involving the of rail- Pies fd deta frame GLASORD for De Goverror Smith, of Arkansas, who waselected | roads to limit the timo of round. trip fokors | ees OMETER fo $3 ou the republican ticket with Baxter, but who | dechled, in, the ‘Toledo (Ohio) common eae pita nals | THES: AE, Opticten, was not in accord with Baxter’s s: ent og | See to wale ane x tbrree 2.000 Sietaw: csiprunde Bin * OEAFES. | sesaty abi Faceecin nie ae iat Eltations with the demoorae bas iseuela proc. sites jeeenting scm ticket, the limit ot =. - . = £01 nor of the . " enh pet og maf PF. FREUND, uran the President to recognise iim as suce, Guages Tae ieigs on oe cee pate Ty 200 PINE APPLE CHEESE, Norton's, 36 conts CONFRCTIONER AND CATERER, jevene: kis cape bent eee eae ea fo ihe ticket ass se ph ae be Uraare Ciimbew'scd BOTTER. 87 °°? Th | Ko, 620 TENTH STEEET, fat the new consiitation and tiga jury vesernete aan Bz Macon, o domenti bi freah-roasted odbc. = oll goversment JAVA CONFER. | _ Between B and F strects, Washington, D. 0. My Dear Glen oy now?-tr P 42.5.5 355 Pickics, Girkine, Oni Tihave weitten 5d ,O ENVALID Warnnte, Cation, Ricca Uilven” Boson czpimnation, bow “ Puts 5 exmeereans Geceabe” be ok Gite tesa pig "Bice get one bottls BROWS @.G. OORBWELL & BONS, Fine = = sy yy nevit-tr 14125 Pa. avo. Opp. Willard’s Hi: 5 serena = aS Bape