Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. PIONDAY... ‘The Wenther. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. Orrick oF THE Curr 5: WASHINGTON, Oct. 2, 1559, 9:30 am. For the middie states, generally clear weat: fo lowed to-night by Increasing Winds shifting by to-nignt easterly with falling barometer. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. The following are the readings of the thermom- Yesterday ¢ nnday), October 24, 5 am, 44 79 p.m, 4 minimum, 40°, a8 follows: 7 am., 43°: 3.2 pm., 49°; LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locais. Street lamps wil! be lighted at 5:35 p.m. and extinguished at 12:30 a m. Mason Parker was arrested in South Wash- ington Saturday evening on a bench warrant. He is wanted In a caze ot policy writlag now before the Su; rem! Court. ‘At the demecratle mass meeting held at the Rockville, Md.. court house, Saturday, doseph H. Bradley, of this city, presided’ A4- Gresses were made by Hons. J. M. Schiey and , P. Johnston, of Wash'ng- Jchn Tiehie, Mr. ton, and Gov. Wm. T. Hamilton. At a meeting of the Jackson Democratic Saturday night—Mr. J. E. Norrls Moses secretary —it was, til Pitty dollars were collected for the campaign fund, and speeches were made oclation, in the e] nd Mr. decided to keep up @ protracted meeting wu after the election. by Messrs. Ni; ‘The repudl invited to a ad rally field and Arthur c ceosburg. Mr. Charles ‘1 and Daroeilie, Bext Sa‘urday at deeltn some tim much re 4 xe ueral Of Capt residence Messrs. W. P. L. Rodte Many in evening. and Exce'sior Tet Order of Kechabi well-known Gi of th: wi al loos pp Verein a afierncon Sehuetze tended. 4. Shillington sends S*. N Partridge, drowne by ria stip yard,mention¢ Tess ered. s Ts’ and sailor day n ght A. Webster ippi, Tennessee, ed, asking tor cam. ent sugy and , Which was adopted and chairman, Amusements. &c. TIONAL THEATER.—“The Ni E ton at ihe National thts week, of sparkitng music and fun. hands of a company chosen for especial iit ib thelr separate roles. and is cursposed of excel % voices. The pi formance Is, In fact, a success from every stand- omar. Tus Gr Vith the great London ey h meaagerte, wien ts to ay, Friday and Sat- urday, Uuere are f performing wild t Hons, Be hyenas aud pan- The t ains upon Which this stow fs trang 45 composed Cars, none of less than 59 feet in lengin. “Paper, sir? No charge, if you don’t flad Dr. Bull's Cough Syrap ta it.” t Te Tal elbrot the LATE ¢ EL ADAIs.—A meeting of the s cf Colevel W. P. Adar, assistanr priact Cherokee nation. who died on z ence of C1 el Siont pre- she 1. Chri ee. lary. A serte® of resc Ineinory of the dee mite, Lot ral ¢ ps Ewirg, € d. Colonel G. W. Pasche!, Judg Hi eXling, Colonel € arnvon Ab 5 he rematas to ‘oried to the Baltimore and Potom by members of Columbia Commandery abd Lai te Chapter 3 A. A. which decea was a member. Bave your latrobes, rar paired at Gartre!t full line of heat prices, t ARRESTED tN Ricusonp. special A Richmond (Va ) wptirer dated th 3 i Detective Jon! , UPOR A telegram from Detective Me tf, Cf Washington. last night arrested Chas. Griffin, colored, just from Ohto, upon th: of larceny of 2 of money anda ticket from another colored broti: oner answered the des! the Cincinnati F ndepende The pris PURCHASERS Of boys and children’s clothine and they will | i before they bi ne place to ‘parchase Is at should Icoz w t y night, a of that road, nar H> was 00 top of one of ed a section of the Loadca uck O the head by one of the beams of the co and was knocked dow eral of which passed 7 tnstanth ed bet betw THE Vr round-trip th Waite leaves at ‘Tar CoLoreD Day S meeting was held at Lincoln £ afternoon. a. In., Tetures at p.m. te yesterday the venerable messenger of the Navy di ment, and one of the founders of the unto Robert Purvis, and Kev. Dr. Warrin, Cornish recapitulated the history of the anton hment of the first calored Sun- 2 2th of May, i8z?, and the organization of In 1835, at the time from the estal day the the union tive years later. ef the “Snow” rot, whea many of the mer of the unfon were com ed to flee from et y, While others secreted chool here by the late John F. Coc m in order to save their IS. EFavTivvL Styiesof ingrain and Braszels lowest at earjetsopened to-day. Prices the Tovson’s, Pennsylvania avenue, south side, rear 7th street. t Dens ix Fee have been filed 23 follo vs: W. K. Dohamel. trustee, et al Jot 5, sq. 452; $1200. M.A. Sktdm or i Eicin, lot 4, Om; $00. M.A Downes to 3 Ss in Beall’s addittoa to G $ “Everma: to Lena Cohen. lots t F. Hagrer, lets 9 ana 1 Dalley to J. C. G. Kenned, ©. H. Payne to Mary Bi Demparton;” $100. W. Selbausen, pt. 17, sq. 47%: § @. W. J, Landon to David Uber a Wiad, Dave entered suit Hillyer aud Thomas J. Terchare ¢f certala pro] Avgestin J. Anubier to recover $21,148.95, Toney leaned piotessional services rendered, meeney loaned, ——__ ¥ssB Gas FLT Rps at Hamilton & Shedd’s. t & ONAL Sim} er, cloudins3, to warmer south- the ther. rt Sig! ce, 1a this’ city, stood mometer at the Signal of ipso sup nclabs of this city have been of the Hyattsville Gir- Eaton, a local reporter of the Post newspaper of this elfy, Who his besn tn a ng Stare of health from consumption for destroying the curse, viz: F: second reformation; third by abolishtug tue ee where the deadly poison 15 dizpeased. | and figures show that. the law is not as si enforced a3 it shouid be, a license, | people if they knew the names of some who sigued these applieations for lean: selling liquor without a Il their sale | to the Than Fear Of his age. Washingt 1 traffic. | of rum-drinkIng evil in choles for Noven- | Was bevel that government matter. have the law rigidly enfore fo think th it Uh donot do their duty then tne they had a temperance andthe next administration would temperance one. purpose of all to make Teputabie that ne o sions trom Py speeches etc., be sent to the ppolated to attend to I. A. Webster, tears and entreaties to abolish the cu Was glad to say that the Commissto: Tespcct apy protest that might be offered. eee Wwantcd was a proper obedience to Lhe awe. good singing. Power of Jesus’ Name” Rev. | in prayer. The choir then sang a hymn the behedictfon was pronounced by Rev. ‘Owets, pastor v1 z Tt i3 ta the of Mr. E. J. Puliman, t at and doing busin bouse 93 de Was the result of su teLded the theater the evening before rather late ti the morping, but with tt ton of complaining of a slight headache and Jallsue she wes apparently in geod heaita and piri retited toa tell not to disturd. her. iri with bir sent b's yo 2ge, lo cail ber mother. tug, statcd that she cond not get into hi mether’s room. Mr. Pullin Ume, wert to th tng’ Lo answer, asleep, and re low. to the room ag: 5 | handsome | Orville Johnson urd Lieut. M.A. Austt police. 3 txo children, @ bos of 9 anda ¢g’ examin: | death v | mizisterea means of knowing. | the diug Laving charge road Iption coatatned tn the Pollee Court, Daniel Lo: | assaulting abothe ‘ith complaina: Statement. was with Long at the did not call ror help, and that Mr | only playful manner. be beard a woman cry murder, and on running sctoss the avenue he saw several men holding Long, Who was trytug to strike them, and Mis; the cars, sev- kiting him tiptayp TattRoap will issue | ihe stand, and called the attention of the Co to tbe bruised 2: fed that ke was knoc} the men who ran across the street at the tme of the fight. | Hayden, the District prosecutor, he satd that | he could not tell whether he was struck bofore he struck Mr. ; fined $50 or 60 days in jail. An appeal was noted; bonds $200. ets from Washington to Warren- | ton on October zith for $4 to all who desire to attend the sale of building lots at Fauquier phur Springs on that day. Train MOOT. USION quarterly Addresses were mado by L. A. Cor- | bish, president of the Union; Lindsay Muse, the Police Court, an elderly whi i Wo. H. Mitchell, was charged with dest private property. George Cohen, a pawnodroker, testified that last Saturday this man came toto his place of business and bought an overcoat, and gave a watch ia part payment for tue coat, He came beck afterwards and smashed the top ef the showease and snatched the wate and ren out With ff, and when witness followe ? hin ont he struck witness In the face with and struck him on the head withastone. A Hike Of $10 or 39 days In the workbouse wis tm- hemselves and were Jorced to destroy the records of the organiza- lives, the uofon was temporarily suspended. [t was, however. or- ed OB & permanent basis on the 4th of . Hemp. S. W. Lioyd to Biana Hallet Kilbourn and Martia F. Morris, trustees, to the use of H. A. alnst Curtis J. a to recover “6.45, the balance alleged to de due on the | Edwina P. Marks; Peter D. ‘The Liquor License Agitation. THE PASTORS’ MOVRMENT—A TEMPERANCE MASS ‘MEETING. A temperance mass meeting, under the auspices of the city pastors, was held tn the Memorial church, on 14th street, yesterday afternoon. The church was comfortably filled with citizens in sympathy with tho present tem) movement in the city. Rev. J. G. Butler, the pastot of the Memorial churcs, opened the meeting with a few brief remarks. and after singing by the ebolr, introduced the Rev. C. R. Ramsdell, who read portions of the Scripture as contained in the toth cheer i pate, foie! was, ann tollowed with prayel ev. William I McKenny, ev. Dr. in was the first speaker, and Stated that he was In great ‘sympatay with this present movement in temperance circles for a great aby reasons. He pictured the miseries of the drunkard’s home; that children were made worse than fatherless; that a3 a father his heart went out In pity for the wrethedness or the home circle, and the imminent peri of the gtowing youth as a result of the leensing of so many low grog shops. He believed that Wash- ington was the best governed city In the Union, but that the matter of Ucensing the grog shops was sadly neglected and shamefully abused. There was he was afraid but little hope whea a jndge of the court (Judge Cox) signed app'ica tors presented Aim. One would searcely bo- eve that for s9smal! a population there shou d be over 60 licensed grog suops, legally licen. ornot. He spoke of the power the Cons sioners hx to gee that the lawin the m: was properly and rigidiy enforced, and that t Was much through the instrumentaliiy of the tempera? ce people that Commissioner Morgin secured his position, whom le hoped and <ia- cerely belicved would us + his utmost endes: fcr the eccc mr lishment of the liquor Heense form. He (Major M.) stands tn need of prayer. He stated unat from the fact that the nain-3 0: @ great many signers of Hquor licenses wer» te. be published Lad checked the rum sellers same- Wiest. He iafd the responsibility in a great measure at the Coors of tae Christian peapis, Kev, Dr. C. R. Ramedel! followed, saytuy that there had been cor plaint tht the mintsiers do pot take interest in the warfare against rum, It Was his opinion that the best way 13 for. the Pastors and Sunday senool teachers to Insttil into the minds of the young the principles of temperance. There were only three meiiwds of by formation; he special ‘xork in view was the abolishing of the Uquor licenses of the tippling saloons. Rey. Dr. W. 1. McKeuny sald that the tact cases are Kui where fraudulent means have been used to rate it would astonish the Christian ere known where tines had be ns never collected, and the rum ri 0, When questions are raised a3 Ity of certain licenses, the questioner h presided, - C.\ on | is informed that the law 1s not violated. For prayer. Mr. James Gowans, Mr. | once the communiiy is aroused, It costs the iclioway aud Cuarle government HH.00)000 and Great Blain £140,000,000 to carry on this terrible, ruinous He pictured the fearful co 1 nd the drunkard’s home. He sald that the dynamite to explode this great By ur city, ing latd to-da; he hoped all would lend a heiping hand. Kev. Dr, Butler sata that heretofore no attea- “vas Paid to government property in th» g cf Keenses, and that the % consult Bud Unat pro; ‘ab in the All the tempei vr © peopl 1s to d. 1 was terripte some of these Tum-sellers sold Lquors on Sunday. If the Commisstoners al will be execntive, where justice will as. eir efforts. He was glad that executive (applants 180 be [Applause.] It should be t the rum business so ¢. ge in leto the edly reward id It would require uomitiga would All During the meeting the choir rendered s: After singing “All Hai! tue REV Dormer ied E. D. fount Zion Church. Sudden Death of Mrs. Pullman. = WAS IT A CaSE OF SUICIDE. Yesterday afternoon irs. Pullman, the wife 85 Peunsy ivar tin her bed. It S supposed that her dua ide. Mrs. Pati nh In thé afternoon she ed room ‘ups‘airs and laid down, her children, as Was afterwards !eara tr Paliman ga mm duttug the afternoon =2! Af Vine, aud lowards eve pgest chfid $ array the day. Ld Visiting in a bait found ¢ dead with her face the Led. ig a handkerehiet in specially abort the ored. Dr. Patter. sent for ant id, Which ts on? of x din the proto- Pullman was a remark 1b! woman, a twin-sister of ements Of pher’s art. Mr: He she ‘a8 about Dr. Patterson, the coponer, Hh and came to tle cor on t cansed_ by poison, bat whether Intentionany The A ROW ON THE AVENTE. was charged wit young white man banned ocktnah, Who testified that at uh 9 last Bight, as he was passing along Ivanta 2 é ne Learil some’ one over 19 the oppo: W defendant culling a wa Frederick 1. Wighimin, 2 We ve Edward L. Lamb, three sch to the reliet he drow Seawannaka. their boat, inchiding Ca sentations were made them have en) Brownrigg, a himss join him, was pursi caught as she ieft the boat. (Saturday) the "nan was arrested for barzl and tried at Lue special session end her parents saw him sentenced to one COMMITTED Laura Parks, the young girt who fe, testified that she ug with bis cane ia a Ofiicer Teeple testified what struck her ‘aks Was in the erowd. The defendant took dition of his face, and testi- ed down and kicked by In reply to a question from Mr. tockraan with his cane. H iS GR A PAWNBROKER.—Tit5 morals: man, 0 BEATING ist pore’. Mirchell was also arranged fo®an a-sault on Mr. Cohen, and fined $5 or 10 days. ——_ THE Drab Bony oF Jaues WiaLy was fond this meruing fi a shed tn the rear of Emery’s coal yard, between UB and C and ist and 2d sireets northwest. Deceased was a son of Mt. Wim. Whaley, formerty well-known in this eiry as contected with Mr. Vanderwerken ia the stege coach business. He was about years oid. and leaves “a wife and two children. It is | sald that he hes tately been mueh addicted to drinking, and it's belleved this, together with exposure, was the cause of his th. ‘The body was taken to the 7th precinct station house and the coroner sent for. A CLERGYMAN’S SUDDEN DzaTu.--The Ff: Dayton Dorrell, pastor of the Hamilton street Afican Methodist re churcb, Albany, N. Y.. wes found dead In his bed at 10 o'clock yes. t-rday morning. Deceased was 64 years old and bad had ¢! of the Albany congresattoa since June last. Since his ordination in New York city, 40 years by Bishop Quinn, he had acted ‘as pastor churches in New York, Brooklyn, Washin: Providence. New Ha- ven. Rochester and Buffalo. His wife, son and daughter live in Brooklyn. MARRIAGE Licgnszs have been issued to W. N. | Chambertals, of county, Pa., and Willis and Evie J. perty....Thomas W. B. | Pieasants, both of Hanover county, Va; art e%s, Of Bt. Louis, has ran ee eee a’ . SW. Chasm Scott and'Anpic 3 Charles W. Chapmai brown, of B. ioe Vi ma na Bn A . G. county, Va.; J. Cr eg ay ee eS iB i. ¥., Ai 5 band; Wm, Brannégen and Elizabeth Butler. An Alleged Exodus Leader Arrested A REQUISITION FROM NORTH CAROLINA. ‘This morning an agent of North Carolina ar- rived here with a requisition of the governor of that state for Samuel L. Perry, on a charge made there of having forged a school certificate in Lenoir county in December, 1878. On the presentation of this requisition to Chief Justice Cartter a warrant was Issued for Perry’s art and this was served by one of the deputies of Mayshal Douglass, and Perry was taken to the Ciry Hall, Perry is the colored man who has the reputation of being the party who engi- heered the exodus of the colored people of North Carolina to Indiana, and he has been Ilv- ing here for sometime." At one time he svas engaged in school teaching in North Carolina. He has recently been employed as a messenger in the Secopd Auditor's office, and he asserts that he is not guilty of the crime charged, bat that Itisa “put np job” to get him to North Carolina and punish him for bls services to the repubiican party,which 1s in the minority there. ‘Ike Chief Justice, in isaning the warrant, dt- rected that Perry be brought before him at 2 e’clock this afternoon. In the; meantime, Perry’s friends «employed Hon. Jeremiah Wilson and Prof. R. 7. Greener to appear for bim. HARING POSTPONED. At 2 o'clock the cuse was caile or Court in Genera Term—Mr. Rh. pearing for the state of Nort Carelina. yead the requisition, dated October 5ch, and th indictment which charges Aaron E. Perry aid Samuel L. Perry with forging an order for on the school fund of Lewow county. Mr. sop stated that he had been ta the hour, and surgested that he would couter with Ferry. He, however, tion to the fact’ that the {ndictia ‘with intent to defraid,” bas did no’ in the room Davis ap- The court suggested that they ve ready for a Lees tr to-Muirow at 2 o'el Davis.—Dut 1 am comp rrow—at Rockville, Wilson.—Make a short democratic sp-ech in time, Well, set the case for noon on The Court. Wednesday. ‘A THOUSAND DO § Mr. Wilson, when the quest'on of bail was suggested, remarked that he understood that they had been endeavoring to smuggle Perry out of the city, end falling in this they sented the requisition. ts understood taat Mr. Wiison’s remark was based on {nforma*ion that parties had been endeavoring to get Perry to rettirn to North Carolina to stump the state tor the democracy.—Rkr.} The court fis bonds at $1,0¢ Mr. Kret ‘his mornin: he Police gcd white man, named Benjar arraigned on the ebatge of rest Lombaréy. 1% the act of arre fayetie over her to litt her w ay ty ing t av woman.” and cauzht hire and called police. The defendant tes'Itted In his own behalf, that he saw the offi Ms woman, and puiled bim awe called “polk hat be did k 1s an officer at the time, and he mlitee nO as ault on him, The court continued the case on per sonal recognizance. AN UNNATURAL FATHER. morning the Police Court, Ma . Caton, a you Cator 2 Lestif girl, charged her fa’ Georgetown, with assau it her father curses 4 her and eats her and ner mother very badly, aud oz aturday nigh! he came home, Wen the t familly were {0 bed, and when she down and let him in be coramenced to abi Ler and drove her out into the street barefooted, cut at her with a knife. The court took his personal bonds to keep the peace for six months and gave bim some good advice, and {nformet him that If he came before the conrt 4; the charge cfabusing his daughter, he wo: get the full extent of the law, as no panishmen 1S too severe for a man who iil treats er us profane and indecent language to his dav eee ag ee THE SAERWAN CapeT: who bave bees will anive T, Mich: ing har. ad swears ~—__—_—-<. Charg ThE See of IMegal Registration. LOUISIANA OF KEGISTRATION Loulsiaua, ailer legal advice the state visor of registration, Cavan the registration oftice opea til Octover 4», The repudlicas the registration books show! be closed ten cays prior to the electien. day Cavanac wa sted on the compiat United States r Pearson, and t mumssioner Lape, charged with ile- gully registering voters. The ease was ect for cating 10-morrow, ‘The republicans ciara that s, thelr candid ates fa the First anu’ Second disicte:s be elected. epnoiican can New Orlean: Ss contendcs |. under will certain! psign com conn xed by jay und r orders of direct. cu; ters, and agains ing ary person and prosecution St TAREE Bkay chub, composed of ge: York, have be: a d medi raxbep.—The Irving ot Harlem, Nev 8 UPON end broug! n the ere attac ed the colleg 2 aud the third will Soon foliow. 1TH A LURGLAR.—Jeanneite D farmer's daughter of La Prater strom Montreal y PING preseated v. © came to t wed by her parents, ‘the sam it a mpachinist. S$ Jeans hard labor. x DRIV NE BY Resoi THROUGH JE. 8 town of Charlotte, Chautauqua aunty. ius Lyneb, @ young Irishman, Worked fcr the family, ‘Sarah Lyon, a land. Some girl, was a servant in the fasly, io Murun Battles and the hired man, Lyncl is love with the girl. ‘They qnarreled o And one gay Batties shot and killed ht He was tricdatd convicted of mard: first degree, aud sentenced to one year in tie Auburn penitentiary and then tobe hanged. This Was required by a statute then just passed. His case Was brought before the court of ap. The court decided that the act of tie tre wes unconstitutional, ar av iiberiy. Ile enlisted th the Served through the late war. He they returned heme. He deciared that he was consianciy faunted Oy the presence of the man he had ne Sats tal punishment, aiter having tried ¢ policy of imprisoning murderers for Ii in the last few weeks several crimes of stiocity nave been con the cantons bordering fire 10 a farm-house and c: only tramp: man Who was guilty of no worse offen that of fishing On his land without, leave. colonel of a regtment was murdered In the ton of Ticino by am ssonstrated in a cal and though the crime was comnaftted m th presence of several people, ellowed to ese ated a very sir fave of exp! seme t i culty in getting the gate near C: was going b ond the be a did not check truin’s advanca, Tih at Lin, and received his attention long enoagh to allow Mr. Lawrence (¢ fire the orner es urge and, clarge into bis brain ata kiliing him outright. and brought bac prize. weighed n pressed With the idea that she was comm’ eosin in eating, six we ended only With her death lving Ib the country abc million, awoke about 1 o’clock yesic killed, and be was sorry that the the law had not teen carried out. H orcd to have Muse} cet ored to have, If placed oa’ trial He tinutiy became a mai the Western Asylum for @n inmate of ibat inst that is vietim ts alway p the purpese et me at Umes throws him: Lynch to Kil hin. Years of ege. hts hats 70, agnta, ‘ould be convieted and hai sed aad was plac the insane, He ts stiit ution, and tmagines present. in bis cail for nd Seuting him He 9a his knees aud b Athougu he Is only to-ry 1s as Whit Every day is one of terror to hh AN INSURANCE MysTaRy.—a ri kable 1: suit caine OB for trial in Serantee ee A. Week before President Judge Hi planti is Catuerine White ot § has brought action against tii Mutual apy or Leo lecovery Of $5,000, that belog the amount of insuratice poltey on the Iie of the plaints sister, Mary White, who, it 3 alleged. was in: sured on the 22d of July, 1878, and died Noveu- ber 226f the saiac year. ‘The spplication 11 membership Was put la evidence by the fence, who undertook to show that at the ti ne the pelicy was sued the deceased, Mary Whice, Was 6D invalid ds ing of consumption and vial she Was personated before the examtntue physician, Dr. Lorace Ladd. by the platauit in the present ease. Dr. Ladd was sucomoned tere froin Phiiadelplia to testity and stated nh the wihess stand that the woman ke exam- ined as Mary White was of robust: constitution. She fixed ber merk to thi piteation, saying she could pot write. The husband of thé de. sed, WhO was absent when the policy wag issued, Was also @ witness, and said bis wir, cowd read and write. Dr. Connell testtitat to ing treated Mary White, and found ber sur from consumption a few days before date of tbe policy, and Dr. EH: rly. who unded her afterward, stated that the symptom: Gi not Ineteate consumption ta any form, ‘Ti: counse) for the defence labored hard to esrb. Msb the fact that Catherine White, knowtng her sister Mary was Gyirg, had ber’ life tasured. und personated her before the examining phy- sitlah, %ho bow says be could not identity her as the person he examined, The agent for the ety, Mr. Patrick Waldron, testifies Mary White, the deceased, was the person whose life he thsured. The jury brouzbt in a verdic? for the plainull for 29,525.26, the amount of the policy and interest, The compaoy will carry the case to the supreme court, It 1s true, as Jecroid o: ce said, that all men sow in the Same bout, for to all come the sam> elicumstarces and Ue s me opportunities. 1: is tue, a8 Jerrold rdded, that thouza atl Men OW iu ive same b at, they dono. all he same kind of sku!ls. Mn. Pa. for the low. rvshed to snother part of the building, where she sank down suffocated, and when Risden snecceded in his perflous attempt to reach ber he found her de: ime to rescue the body from the burning biild- ing.—Cleve'and Py ment is surprised at the € tion to the course {t 15 pursuing in relatioa t the land leeguers. All shades of political opin- ton nite in denouncing it asa weak reaction. But a member of the cublnet assures me that the ministry will stand or fall by its Irish policy.— New York World Cable ton-Street Afiican M. N. Y., was found dead in his bed yesterday morning. Cobos, was er, September 26, by order of a councilor sel gS : if the hotortous “Ladies Deposit Bank” at Worker in secular waiks. day to get buried oa.” cal, irl at Kane, wh! & 8 reject aLother woman, while bis riva ‘ murdered we while his rival lay in «a FeenienaE: our PORTED BUNNETS ona We have Just reorives free New York gsv- era) cases oF BUS NE1S at mederate pri dhudone, $1; 4 i6 button’ Wiite Kid. $1 THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. To-day, Adamantine Brick Co. agt. Woodraft; on hearing. Crrcur™ Court (No. 1.)\—Judge Cariter, To-cay, the jurors were called and adjourned until Wedneday, when ir 1s expected that Judge MacArthur will preside and proceed with the usiness of the term. Crecuir Court (No, 2)—Juige Hag. Saturday, Clitzens’ National Bank agt. Kirk: motion for judgroent overruled. McComer act. Ship- man agt. Elbert; motion to strike out, demurrer a3 frivolous granted and leave to plead over. i verdict for plaimuft ‘for $4. “Bell agi. Oppenheimer; on Edwards; motion for judgment granted, Gilbert agt. Shipman; same. Te-day, Fisher kornborn; hearing. Equity Count—Jucge Cox. To-day, Speelman agt. Shrev appointed guardian ad litem. Hobbs agt. lor; time to _take proof extended. Sy er agt. Dawson egt. Jones; C. M. Matthews appointed commit- Kee agt. W. Wiikeson; sale inted trus- Offutt; ratification nist and reference. jee and truste: ¢rdcred and Storrs and Saville ap; tees to sell. Cabill agt. Cahtll; on heartng. CRDMNAL Court—Judge James, ‘To-day, Maria Parker, charged with perjury: pleaded not guilty. John Howard, ailas George Jones, burglary and larceny. twocases; declined ordered a plea of 10b fo plead, and the court guilty tobeentae’. J OU THMSSIOLS resued i ‘enand. and John M. Robb. depositions a3 to his men! Homer, convicted of assault fined gi. M. Johnson, murde dtiubert, at Cai SOUNE condition, TO 1se Emil Porice CovretT—Judge Snett. To-day, Jas. Noius; forfetced collateral. Metcalf, vegrancy; bonds or 9) da: s,ephens, loud atid boisteror Tiros, Sutton, do.; do. wih carrying a pistol. Officer Craai: anda jimmy In bis possession. Hs as fi #0 cr 90 days in the workhonse. John Mary Proctor and Mary Proetor, } an old coicred woman and her Mitle danghte were seat down for 90 days for vagran Chas. Gray; forfetted cotlateral. Wim.” Harri sen; vacrancy. Oscar Wenderholm; forfeited collateral, Arthur Seymour; 60. Dante! Long, profanity a Wm. Stroying private property H. Mitchell. ai Li 1 ze Adgison, an old colored’ Woman, chargea with Stealing aheg’s face trom Joha RB. Cronia in the i vf oor wd Apj eal noted and bonds fixed at $200. Payne, secoud offence of petit i jWy; Hearletta Harris, threats to Sophta Car- bonds to keep uiten Wm. Colm: assaul Bender eans wort al vidleves discharge of his au GEORGETOWN. THE Coat. berland Friday with 4: TRAD, follows: For Co., 550.19 tens; ge's Creek ( » 435.10 tons; Alexand: Wi? of corn Boat Loudoun, with ¢ Offering on * CaritaL PUNISHMENT IN Sw are gradually re 01 ed. e pereens; elght years old wa and at Berne a locksmith shot a young than Vas n with whom he had re lor using bad langi Mk, and etienc 2 ODO. Yes, 1 iixed it up ic A Pere wgeor p my oF pe 1] , brown iu evior, and s¢ ¥ yetrificution hod hid-ous ay Originally must have be sic! ¥ aTAnce, pagel to Lrivelted, monent the hunter s coming toward kim. couble-barreled shot gun. He has AON Save & Hastily raising his , he fitrd a charge of shot into the be: dog rust into the beas’s body just behind his fore lez, tumbling him over. A © bear did nov att: to rise, the hunter ime to reload ha. dvancing toward the bear, he range of Only six feet Lawrence went home a To take away his It was a large-framed_ bi: + aud Anuy G, Warnxi., of Providenc 3. na began a fast watch last, W A WIFE Digs oF PFOCATION. —Frank RL t five miles morn- ing to find his house wrapped in a sheer of flame, He took his baby in his arms and juraped out of a window, telling his wife to fol- But she was buinded by the smoke and upon the floor. Te had barely 3 ‘TRE GLADSTONE GOVERNMENT.—The govern- nf of the ODposI- peciat The Moravians have sixty-five churches In Atnerica and about 15,000 members. Forty buildings. comprising the whole of Quesnell Forks, Vancouver, were burned Sat- urday. The fire originated in a Chineseshanty. Rev. Dayton Darrell. pastor of the Harnil- Cy oP Church, in Albany, The novel pola bandit, Lieut. Col. Albina jot in the city of Choluteca, Sal- ee Simpkins, chief of police at Pittsfeld, J. was shot and killed Saturday night by E lictt Baker, Ger. B. B. Butler has been engaged as coua- fer Mrs, Hore, one of the arrested mana- pt anv holidays in your ofgjce?” med divine of a ch ery-lookine “On yes, we get a ” York Commer. UL, did rot like to deci et two sultors should escort her #nd so chose a third man. One of a men then offered bis servic: TIIVERY FOR EA FALL WEAR. stock of IM- USD HAS, In sddition to FUA and FEUE TRI: MONOGisARL BID G! Fete cet? Mos, 692 and 623 D street. A.B. Durail Wm. Joun $5 or 15 days. Henry Johnson, cnarged testitea fo finding the man late last night with a pistol anes, lond and boisterous; 3 or 15 William grand —Forty boats lett Cum- peculiar Phas 19 048 of many a wan set used the death of in the canton of Lucerne a child murdered by some An Alarming Epidemic now Sweep- ing Over the Country, | Which Desiroys the Senses of Smell. Taste and Hearing. Aud Devroursthe Lungs, Liver and Kidneys. Failure of Physicians te uccessfally Cope with it. What Shall we Do? “It ig the mucous membrane, that wonlerf semi-fluid envelope, surrounding the delicite t ges of the airand food passages, San- ford, ‘' that theell-prevalent and dangerous malaiy }nown as Catarrh makes its stronghold. Onca ea- tablished, it ests into the very vitala, and rende: life but a long- drawn breath of misery and disease, says D. éullirg the sense of hearing, trammeliing the power of speech, destroyiog the faculty of sm cold in the head, it assaults the menbrazous lining and cnyelope the boxes, cating throagh the delicats coats and causing inflammation, slouching ana Nothing chort of total eradication will ve- cure health tothe pat deztir. | dezti and all allevi eg are ngs, leading toa fata Sarrorp’s Rapicat Cure, by [n- eimply prec (ermination. n and by [nternal administration, has never cven When the disease haa made frighifal inroads on delicate conetitutio: ae; hearipe, sp cud taste haye been recovered, and the dis thoronghly driven ox Sanvoun's Rapicat Cus consists of one bottle of the Repican Cure, one box CaTanniar Sou- T, sud one IaPnoyen Inui One package, with fall directi all druggists for 31.00. Ask for S CAL CURE. t, Really wrapped me, and sold by ¥ORD'S General Agents, Werzs & Porren, Boston. Have just opened a fine stock of STERLING SILVER FORKS, Y PIECES. 5AM’. LEWIS, E215 Pa. ave. ectT SPOONS AND FA Extabiished 1840. Panears BARGAINS! We sre offering, tor this week only, MEW No. WHEELER & Soo MAOHIN 50, with sli latest iruproven ents (drop leaf and side drawers.) NEW AMERICAN $35.00 Alother Machines at the same reducod price. These Mechivea are a'l New end warranted for aye years. Cail and be convinced, at OePENHEIMEN’S, 5248 Oth st., St. Clon: ide, cor Fp. w. Be" Le largest e wing Mhoitnes “fae ci octi2 (Qa HARNESS, GET THE BEST. THE CELEBRATED CONCORD HaRRESS AND OCLL&ES. LUTZ & BHO, 497 Pennsylvania Avenue, Sole azent for Hill’s Concord Harness ang Collars: LAP ROBES and HORSE BLANKETS fn yreat Variety at Lowest prices oeti-tas W me WHEATLEY, STEAM DYEING, WET AND DRY SCOURIG, 49 Jefferson street, - GroucExtews, D. C. en rey. faciity, the beet talent, and 6 fai! FORLIGN AND DOMESTIO DYE STUFFS AND CREMIOALS, L an provared for the fall trade. Work calied for aud delivered in the city; by mai! or express froma other places. Orders by mail prompiy attended. au Auwars ON DECH With a complete Btock of the VERY BEST GOODS ahat can possibly be procured incur line, amt at drices that aubarvars cur competitors and cause ur custolers 20 rejoice. A special feature of our stock just st this time in» Sree ict of NEW JAPAN TEA, aetural leaf (nncoiored.) it is of the first ‘aiay * sud is pronosnced by a'] who have tried moet Gelicious article of Tea thay Lave Another sttractive feature of our stock to-day is AN UNUSUALLY CHOICE ARTICLE OF GUSHEN BUTTER Teephonic connections. ELPHONZU YOUNGS, G04 Oth street, bet. E and ¥. (W2ITR FRONT.) jy¥6 LD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS are 6) ae as the ee se my pis old ad sowal for years as the only 7) EEGORDWaRD CLOTHING can be soldat res spectable prices. Address or cail at JUSTH'S old md, No. 619 D st., between 6th and 7th et. n. or Branch Store, No. 408 9th st., botween Dend sis. new. N. B.—Note by mail promptly Srepe 2. : (PHE MILD FOWEE CUBES. = HUMPHERYY HOM BOPATHIC SPECIFICS. Proved from ample experience ab entire succeas Simpie, waly me IPT, ericient, and ro'tabl ficines adapte? to povular tse: wer, Worn: Colle . Oryine Colic, or Texthtux of Infan' ) Diarthas of Catlaren or Aduits.. Dyseutery, Grips, Hlous Ocil Bee ieee aehs, Gud, Hrone! Be ; Rerralgia, Teuthachs, Fasiacbe, ok Headaches, Vertigo .. | De apepate, ‘Billows stomach. anicete TARP. im HOMBOPATEIO MED- Ze Munna! op Discsse and its ‘co Mar oo LYRE GO. 18 ate ‘cont free. Ever bred ta bondaxe—bora in P exhibited in the Nation’s Capitol. Which No Gingy nepl the, sas cr oil-emeliine excuses for light, but a etream of meliow bril makes a shadow of eanshine, Combinatios eclipses and cute cious BENGAL TIGERS, ENAB, ROCK American Man-Eaters Jaxusrs) and Kingly Mave- Crowned African Lions, iesson-taught by brave men acd women. From Every Branch of the Prof such srlists.s U. W. Bish, Mi Linéa Jal, William Dutton, DEN CHABIOTS, the Finest Wardrobe ever mu bright with the tineel of gold spangies and laces. seate for 2 cents. Ke. Awstuer Performanc Scenery furrisued for P H. BAKER, Odd Fellows’ Ball, City AT oon FELLOW CITY ITEMS. pinion of Eminent Dr. B. 8, Walton, Aupapois, M.:—Culdew’s Liebig’s “Liquid Er’ act oF Be-s1s a most excellent preparation. It 1S par excellence. Superior to Cod Liver Of] or Snytbing | have ever used tn wasted or im; constitutions, malarial discases. Sold by ali druggiss aad grocers, “Totally Different from All Others.” SLoréon Bair Restorer.” insures pew growth. -ondon Hair Restorer.” Restores the color. “London Hair Restorer.” Exquisite dressing. NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT [T—THICKENS ‘Thin hair, stops tts falling and the most _per- fect hair restorer and dvessing the world has ever known. 'e allade to “London Hair Color Restorer.” A. A. Gibson, Barrytown, N. Y., writes: “It has stopped my hur from falliug and restored if to its natural eolor.” “Loxton Hair Restorer” 18 soid by all druggists at 75 cents a bottle. Rengar’s Tontc.—The best remedy for wind™ dyspepsia ever offered to the public. oct 20-w, fm DR. HaRTLEY’s great remedy for catarrh and treat diseases, Sold by all druggtets. sepl-w,s,m,2m. In Encak’s Coven Srxctric ts the best. SKINNY MEN AND WoMEN are not admired. If lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, uss “Weiles Health Renerer.” "Greatest remedy ov earth for Impotency, sexual debilicy, decline, &c, fl at druggista. Depot, 88 Barclay street, N.Y. and for Washington at Penn’a avenue, “MALDERNEY WaGoN®”—Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered tn iy tbs. “Wari” prints, 40c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, huttermlik and sweet mtik Sc. per qt AMUSEMENTS. 50 cents, N4tionan THEATEM, MONDAY OCTOBER 25, NUSDAY AND SATUR- iN Rice's New Extravagaozs Combination. Fimt Proouction in this ate of THE NEW EVA ELT The "Sew Evanceline” ts the Rvaneline Peasons rewritten by X John Me eral New Scenes ana Air. F. Ei Ladies aaie Batti nie’s new Opera Bont f pani ch CALTNO, And the THE GOOSE WY MONDAY, Nov OUDEN EG » Nights in ib PRETTY BABY TALK! THE BALY ELEPHANT SAY “LOOK FOR ME--TAW COMING AND WILL GIVE LEVEES IN WASHINGDON 3 DAYS ONLY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28.29 ud 20, On Grounds on 01h and S strects. 300, ¢ to see the y week, all crazed **Nati s Such a crush of surging Humauity never scen nts I Defcre! All wild to wet THE PRECIOUS Baby.” THE CENTURY'S BEST BONANZA. ‘JUST OSE LIUK at LABGEST CORFOLIDATION ON EARTH! GREAT LONDON C1&CUS. SANGEN's ROYAL BRITISH MENAGERIE, UNITED WITH THE INTEENATIONAL BO ALLLED SHOWS! Jap. E. COOPER and JAS A. BAILEY, Propuretors. ladelphia March 1th, and will be 7 months and 15 days old when Tt owners have been OFFERED AND REFUSED $186,000 For the PRECIOUS BABY, actual'y more valuable than any Z'wo Entire Menazeries on the Globe. SEE TOE ONLY UNDIVIDED HERD OF 15 ELEPHANTS Anywhere—in Military Drill, as taught in the army manuzls: Firming, Towering, Pyramids, Walking Ropes, &c., as no other Elephants can. SEE THE FAMOUS ELECTHIC LIGHT = pinates the Pavilions of this Great Bhoy ancy, wick: just as the London all rivals. perfurmiag palace deus of Fero- AVE-ROBBING KY¥- (AlN PANTHERS, South Sec the ouly th MO! SEE THE ONLY TEAM OF 6 PERFORMING PLOW OXEN, Pair of HUDZON BAY MOOSE, 100 CAGES OF BARE WILD ANIMALS, COLONIES Of MON E NATURAL BIST FORESTS OF BI8bS, AND A WORLD OF ¥ MARVELS. SEE A SPLENDID CIRCUS CONTAINING 260 CHAMPION BIDENS and GY M- NasTs Adelaide Cordona, Jerry Bell, W. He ie Gymnasts, ihe the 4 Daveae Fe isters, &c., &c. Sce 30 IMPORLED TRAINED HORSES, 20G: Bee a chow four times as large us any other and freeh a8 the bresth of eprnz. Everything spie pan new. No antiquated fuss clap trap year after year, but what the pee reve bevefit from. SEE THE UNEXAMPLED STREET PARADE | gron Ritters On THURSDAY, at 9 a.m., October 28th, and then waut ww look at and de- ill have ta, that no such exhidi- i ‘The route will be pab- lished in subsequent issues of the daily pape :8. £00 Reserved Cushioned O: 600 peor te Admistio:, 50 cents: Children under 9 years, 25 ect2h 6 ‘a Cairs, with deriormar ces furnished f BS WLUMBIA BICYCLE SCHOOL. OPEN FROM 9 A. M. £0.10 P. M. 1108 axp 1134 E sr. N w. sepit-2:a BALLS, PARTIES, &o. _ TEST GHAND BALL OF THE ICE MEN'S BENEVOLENT ASS901ATION, No 1 PESOW Tahce SEVENTH 87. ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1880. adaitting a wentleman and ladies, p Tick 1. Right reserved to relect any ticket Prof. ¢ Estoaio's Uniformed equawed for the occasion. alowed in the room. Brass ane String Band — No hats or caps > By order of Commits: of FAIRS, FESTIVALS, &e. uPHANS’ Fan, _ FOR THE BENRETT OF &T. VINCEN:'S ASYLUM, ag, MASONIC TEMPLE, Corxke NINTH aNp F STarers, . Frem October 20tu to 20th, inclusive. Oper from 2 te 1 p. m. uussesl Entertainment every evening. Beagon Tickets... 50 cents. Sinele Admission. 10 ceats. 0¢!20-1" GEORGETOWN ADVER MTS ons B. AVEIDSUN will hereafter scx as the aGr ST OF THE STA th Georgetown. : Hing the peer, and Dortios havin com- pints cosine tie! carriers wi phage gute tute "2 t} tect ob 0] }. H. Fick) Yorrest Fall Drog store, 0-77 High st, ocl6-1m JM & . ConEN, J. LOAN OFFICE, 2305 Penna. avenue n.w. and au excellent preventive of | | Menta was opened ou the Catalcrnee saae be | atthe Nationa! savings Bank, cor sth st. or hy atdreming the P Ovens for the Lectuce Ui fhluess aud YOUNG L csived. erm in ana@Greck. Day Mass. avenue, Washington, D. 0. itor, Pics Heuser Berbenur Unoveraity, spoken by Cevant ahd society JUSS Bony TUCKER MAGILL win E. fon, inspired by J. and VOCAL MUSIO. Particular si Iron Fitters Iron Bitters Iron Bitters Oure Nervous EDUOATIONAL. _ SF TORRONE ES coor, FOR Yo! x 1100 stir we APEER For further information octlé 3a Mrs J dtress SOKER: Principat HE COLUMBIAN & KRSUEY T LA® SCHOOL. a ‘The ani ue! seesion of thi< Bebon in at ite depart Of Oct0 9er be had WH &O. MORNINGS wity, J.C. WELLING, LL.D. Oe N ISS CS BORNE’S BOAKDING AND pay SCHOOL FORK YOUNG LADIOA, at 43 et. D. Ciannes for advanced pnpi's in Art and Literature; ako, in Ancient and Metern Lan- guacee. SOROO OF MUSIC Tw Rates Be = i0 a monte and upwards “y ond chen in Pano, Voice, ones. ete ‘oxer- Cines. Church organ.” ONE Oe Free wee LLE. V. PRUD HOMME & reormanis. ive berevening French classes eat adlven- Upils who take the 2° Course. orally. .? fs 4 converss- i pupils, "ola at aw. Pom. sll at sie . between ete p. end Lym. ; Monday and Luursday SROKEEL INSTITUTE DEPGsRCEN, Mieset 2 ince» Education therongh in al rm in primary snd ad ued kindencariener. N. ladies, Detiy instrucuon in German free 1127 Wht y.w. rep 0-1 MU TROPOLITAN SEMINARY aND KiNCENGARIEN BOMBUING AND DAY SCROUL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHTLDREN RerreMnEK Viru, Metropolitaa ite, Oeronen 1TH. GBAVES, B00 I: at now. sol class for DVESIAG RECEPTIONS: mence SATCRDAY, October 24, fo 30 pm. The practicing «1 of the GEEMAN will begin at once same can be had at the Acade street nw. N ANINIS SATURDAY 1530, o8 Brares GPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED mere XC poe Risers fo: a in ing chante et. Zk y ISS ADELSIDE S. PAYNE HAVING retnrned to the city, Will Testine lor inst Voce Batiding and Eivcution at No. tion in th PELE, NOLEN hes rey AVE Brevch Day Behool for ¥« Children. Feiiaol. French lapenae uly i © Terk per quarier.—Primary. 815; higher i 5.7 and cuding English 5 INDURGARTEN NOKu Tt ty, or the training of ertens and advanced the Princiya's AUISE Sth et. ; Miss SUSIE POLLOOR, spl Sm at a = ACADEMY OF BEC) we Pst 3. ¥. CAULFIELU, Mus. Doo, ? Btodier reetmed Sept. 6ch. E's ; in Fie Gis ihtumin. & erees: Prof. Ma: ese; Justicn Btrony, n. A. it. Spoftord, Cer DI Board Trastece ther Mary, of Bt. Anse G2eRErYOWN UNIVERSITY. THE SCHOOL OF Law sinual term of 18-51 WRDNES- 3, October Gti, at six o'clock, in the t. nw, in Wee nt two years, Fitty i) te course, Twenty irene M. BE*RY DENNIS, 91S Fst. pow, Was! DAY EVES se of re secretary, om 10. 1 Tth and J, ete. nw and enecessfa! ex, tes yous MeN RUG w felf-support. Ite gr: of trust and proft. Gourse of # Mpont as ee the Muxlish Lovwnace Cheneerian fraction’ Dome by single and double o corner aprog ie ctiution gress ‘EWAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Fears. vi infor rail at the College ress HEN KY C. 8Y+NCE8, Principal. ausls K. SND BES. ALFRED BUJAOS ENGII-G AND Fi H scooL FoR BLIYGTON ACADEMY, Builemg, cor. th wa E sts. 1 mors! Branches, Book-beey.ug, hhort mote, Algebra, Georetry, Lat and evening RassiouR. BULTON MAGarick, 4 ee tp) i tome eck INSTITUT: WASH- NGTOX, D. O. For circulars addrese Mrs. M. BR. ALOMER, 1402 sy2t-ly metrncter and Rg jPaent, as ay pkanates high!y educated Parisian ethod @asiest. resume ber classes in Elocution Uctober Ist, at ber resiceuce, 2126 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. sep7-3m ‘Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN ition to beginners, a8 well sa those wishing to be qualified for Teschers. ‘Terms moderate. 128 Mt strost porthwest. ou 2m" READ THIS COLUMN. Curatine A Fowertul Touic.| A Vexetabie Medicine, iron Ritters Curatine Complete Strengthener.| A ficliable Medicine. Curatine Abure Appetizer. Cures cod Diseases. Iron Bt ters. |Curatine Enrich the Blood. |Cures aiver Complaint. Iron Fitters \Curatine Neno® the Vigor [Cures Kidney Atfections. Iron Bitters \Curatt me Give Vitality. Cures Scrotuls. Cur Maianal Disesscs: Iron Bitters Curatine . |For Letter, Itch, Cure vyspepsia. Wor Totter, Web Iron Bit ‘ure Indigestion. '‘Curatine \Gares Pimp'es Sind Biotches. Irritability. \Curatine \Cures Boils & Old Sores. Iron Bitters e Cures Ulcers aad Boils. fron Bi.ters Care Paisfur Cureti: Menstruation. | For Merour: Price $1 a Bottle. Pourouing. Price @1 a Bottle. IAON BITTERS AND CURATINE For eale by STOTT & CROMWELL, 485 Pennsyivanin ave., Wholesale and Retail, and by al) Druggiste. racers DAMAGED SEWER PIPE. 4 LARGE LOT FOR SALE VE&Y LOW. ‘We are also offering Lowzn Tax Evan TERRA COTTA WINDOW OaPS, CHIMNEY TOPS, STOVE OROCKS «xp GARDEN VASER, of our Own Manvractuus. POTOMAC TEBRA OOTTA 0U., 401 New Jersey Avenue, ang23 Naan B. & O. Deror. ‘VETERINARY HEADQUABTEBS. 409 Fourteenth Street. . Ant- MONEY TO LOAN 4% 5 FER CENT. &% nt Honsrauie dani weak toe ours NG. EsSONABLE OFFER REFUSED FOR DIA 2G) ie, WaT URES AND F.NE JEWELRY. Ait 2 OF PREACH AND MU: hs cae MUZZUB LOADING OUND for sale s0W. octlé BOBT SMITH & 4 TS