Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1881, Page 4

_THE EVENING STAR._ FRIDAY........---- ++ .-Niarch Li, SSI. ———————————————————————— The Weather. CR OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, men , Mar. 11, 1861, 9:39 & m. le states, fair weather, north- east to northwest winds, stationary or higher temperature, Ligher barometer tn the northern WaAsHixeTon, D. C. For the miédl RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER The following are the readings of the ther- r at the Signal Office during the day:— - 267; it a mo, 4 LOCAL NEWS. Antnsements, &ce, Tesnights Por’s Opera Howse —Miss Genevieve Ward tm “Forget-Me-Not. National Theater, — lawrence Barrett Acé.— Blind Tom,” the musical L—The young Brazt Mauricio bengremont. eee Solicitor Haynor an Policeman TRE TROCOLE THAT CAME OF USING 2 BIG “D, or Raynor, of the Treasury depart yoent. recently made a complaint against Po- George W. Barkley, w' yat the City » charging the latter with having, on th ruary, Coumitted a rude assault upon kley was brought before the trial board—Capt. C. R. W. Cessford and M. A, Au3tin. THE TESTIMONY. Solicitor Raynor submitted a statement to ‘ct that he went to the post office t> se? Postmaster Atnger on business, and that a clerk, !n_ answer to the question where Mr. ger was, rudely sald: ‘You must ask some ir He (Raynor) satd: “It is d—d Strange a man cannot get a civil answer to a Barkley then said to him: n't swear here; and when he asked why he (B ) took advantage of his badge to insult a the policeman sefzed him le says In bls written state- ment: “This man Barkley committed a rude d violent assault On my person. I say upon my oath, that I never treated one of my nesro agreat many of which Lowned before the War), with the unprovoked rudei sult and violence that this man Barkley treated pushed bim out. led that Mr. Raynor he oficer did not treat d the Judge t Kiley, the witnes: or, when he ap; . 0 wot informed cn that point, mts } prepared to catch the d showed bit the v ‘The trial committee reported: “The whole sors tO prove of the charges, and we so ilad hi ecommend that the sed. The comatttes w« aS A matter of record atnant, Mr. Raynor, arges agains! bi 3 in this connect the manner of the Co: Was very exclied during the entire trial; that iguly improper lanzuage to s:veral o1 ‘SSeS, and Ob One Ovcasion threatened onal vioiencs, so nileman present with ibe committee were forced to interfere to TRIS jadgment was yesterday apgroved by the IMstrict Commissioners. INTEREST TO Gas © Clreult Court, Judge MacArtour, yesterday afternoon, the case was on trial of Samuel Lloyd, who in December, 1 mattress faciory at Lioyd requested the pany to turn the gas on, but the clined to do soon the ground bad occupied a residence on i street nortnw and left It wiih an unpaid gas Dill. pany clalm that they enter Into an er3 that In case a he place they 905 D street northwest. nlogton Gaslight com- agreement With all consun bill is left unsettled at enjoy the privilege of the gas at auoth: the Indebtedness is 'iquidated. tered Suit tn a ma d istrate’s court, and obtain he company for $100 dam- f gas between Decet In ary i, t against the damages for delag deprived of gas from 1 , tothe time of lin; company for z in thelr char- ness of plair tiff, Bess for gas furu! F. Miller for plain Marcu Weati Eucalyptine be used treely DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows: eenwell to Win. Withatt, pt. lot Thos. Dowling to Henry W. JO, in Beales addition to n to Hi Lr Ogley to Joni N. F. Graham, lot struction, und Reading Coal and I ready for the thes, erous person to sus ite opinion tu ri reference to myself ured that hts foot brought to this ton of gentiemen left t Wapiteld to the Garfield to reaps olnt ‘To MOTHERS ani ommend the Bi a not be regret: morning, in the F Court, an old volored men called lo se? the will ofa gentcmar recenuy deceased, whom he Understooé had left him a Was examized, and the intormation was given that he waa not mentioned therein, man lookea incredulc us for a momen® Sih tien good an’ ‘ligious a Hisdey’s many “falvattons tn dis world.” the date of the will, the e8, sab; yea, sab. Dat was ‘fore he ithe bad knowed den dat huss him he wouldnt forgat me. rot sick de las” ox ot Japanese 30! Dowling’ auction TOOMIS Le MOLTOW at 12 o’cign: - t ————— ze he —Messrs, Walter B. WI. 7 sisting of a tw dwelling, to a. J. U'Comnell tor fran Methodist Conferences. BALTIMORE CONFERENCE M. . CHURCH. (Correspondence of The Evening Star.) Martinssune, W. Va., March 10. Last night the anniversary of the church extension soctety was held, and the church was ‘lied to Its utmost capacity. This belpg the first conference ever heid in this city the peo- m eager tO enjoy allof {ts occasic io meeting was addressed by the BG Kyrett, of Philadelphia, Correspor” rig’ gon retary and Rev. Dr. Buckley, Of saw ‘york, editor of the Chrisiian Advor-.- De Kyat gave Us mapy Interesting fs in regard to the workings of this society “inronghout the states and territories of the Cpited States—the work Delng confined Mostly to the south and west. | He informed us ‘nat ai one church per day was built through ffs assistance. Euch annual coniference ts expectert to report a collection for thls object, through its a vdieed ministers, at each session, and the Baltimore conference slone reports annually abou: $1,214. Dr. Buck- ley also showed how small and large churches, tbrough the ageucy of this society, were spriag- Ing up among the freedmen of the south, and in the far off and hitherto unoccupled portions of our frontters—in Arizona, the Black Hills, Dakota, Montana, New Mexico, and even to Utab, @ spacious and costly edifice having been ed at Salt Lake City. The new settler occupying government lands 1s not there 1ong unul his ears are saluted with songs of praise ane notes cf redemption—for if the gospel mia- ister is not there In advance, he follows cl On hig settlement, after a Method: zed and achapel erected, a pudlic school house ts the next thing In order, as Methodisin Is a friend of public schools and also of education in general. Would be difficult lo estimate the value of the connectional interests of the M. Shureh alooe, not omiy in spreading seriptural holiness over ‘‘ibcse lands,” but also In promoting the great cause of education. The conferc nee continued {ts routine of but- ufss Usis morning by further reports of prestd- ing €iders of thelr districts. Rev. B. P. Browa, of Washington district. gave an encouraging account of bis work, aud repeeseated the varl- ous caurches of the city as being in a bealthy condition, not baving gained much by acces- sions to membership, in consequence of the po- litical agitation, which unsettles the minds of the people generally at the seat of government. ‘There were no discussions to-day, the time be- ing principally occupied in the reports ef pre- siding elders and the examination of the char- acters of their preachers, the introduction of the pastors of the clty churches to the confer- ence, and the addresses of Dr. Kynett and Buckiey tn regard to a more earnest effort o. the part of the ministers in increasing thetr collections for church extension, and a wider circhlation of the Christian Advocaie, . MARYLAND M. P, CONFERENCE. At Cumberland, Md., yesterday—the second Gay's session of the Maryland M. P. Conference pemorial from Deer Creek and Belair ctr- ‘king to be consolidated Into one charge, was referred to the committee on boundaries. Letters from Rev. A. Webster and from the quarterly conference of St. John’s ehureh, Baltimore, asking the reappointment of R: . H. Lewis to that church, were referr: etters were also recelved from Rev. H. C Cushing, asking to be left without appolat- ment this year; from Key. J. B. Butler, asking to be made supernumerary assistant to Crum; ton; and from Rev, J. Ciay, asking to be made supernumerary or left without appointment Mr. Cnehing’s request was granted, Mr. Butler's referred to the president, and Rey. Mr Clay was left without appointment. Rey. W. 5. Hammond pre-en'al a memorialsetting forth tbat the congregation of St. John’s Eogiish Evangelical Independent Lutheran Canreh, altimore. had offered to join the M. P. confer- cece If their Church debt of $10,000 13 assumed. Referred to a committee. Dr. Drinktouse pre- sented the report of the managersof the Home Missionary soctety, which was referred to com- mittee on Missions, The next meeting of the conference was fixed for the second Monday in March, 1s5z, and Broadway Church, Baltimore, ‘he place. The report Gf the treasurer of the Superannuated Fund society was received, showing the amount on hand for distriba'ou to be $2 =24. BALTIMORE CONFERENCE METHODIST EVI3COPAL CHURCH SOUTH. This conierenc+ at Harrisonburg, Va., yester- day recelved a meimorial from the South Geor- gia conierence relative to church cxtension; referred to a committee of five. The report of the publishing house, Nashville, Teun., was yead and referred. ‘This showed receipts, debts, $24,050, provided for by 4 cent bonds, The report was referred. The fol- lowing were admi'ted on trial, having passed approved examination of committee: B. W. Waters. of Montgomery, Md.. J. Elzar Wilson, of Baltimore; F. Thos. Grigith, of West River, Md.; Jobn Miller. of Taibot county; Md.; John W. Mitchell, of Roanoke county, Va: Simpson \. Hildebrand, of West Va; W. G. Hodgkin, of Warrenton, Va. The bisuep expressed the de- sire that these men would lone remain tamar- ried. The characters of the elders of the Bal- tmore and East Baltimore aisiricts were passed. — Amusements, &c. uD 8S OvERa HOUSE.—Miss Genevieve Ward appear as “Stephanie, nget-Me-Not,” » Inatines o-morrow. Sne is having ‘a snecesst veek. Both the play and actors ‘To morrow wiil be the ouly Not” matinee and to-morrow nigat Ward's last appearan ‘he M-rchaat ¢ rr were pliyed ab the Netional lastevening. ‘The douole bit! mai:a Mest delightful entertainment, whicn was tally Appreciated by the timens2 audience. To nignt * Keche fea.” Liscotn Hany fe Ven. ext Monday eventag th first of the third 3 of converis by the Ath2- tium Claud will b> given at Lincoln Hal THERE WILL BR A SPECIAL MATINGE for ladles and children at the Skating Niuk to-morrow afternoon. Buisp Tom is giving wonderful concerts at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Special matinee to-morro-y. LINCOLN Hait.—The Brazilian boy violinist, Mauricio Dengremont, who gave a very succe33- tul concert at Lincoln hall Wednesday eventing, will give another there this evening. For years the musical public has not had stich a genu ne Surprise as the appearance of Unts Boy artist bas created, Washington Market, ttetail Prices. Meats.—Beet.sirioin.1Sa20e, per 1b.:do. porter- house, 20c.; rib roast, i2.valse.; steak, 1Zsga2ie. Corned Beef, Sa: Dried Beef, chipped, 25a30c, do. sliced, 20c.; Land, 15a%c.: Veal, Mution, “124alse.; Fori, 1al2%¥e.} axe; Ba sugar caged,’ 12%210 Shoulders. s3i0c.:Breasts.10al2 ward. 10al per Dunen; Koc! ., Babe. per buneh; Mack Halibut, 1sagve; Trout fish, 28% cent per quart; Beans, (Lima) 12 ash, 233c." per pound; Spin: 4c. per pk; 10 al0¢. per bunch; Parsai 8 See. per pec ee Xu isagi; Turkeys, 16. 1:T5as2. per doz. uvas back) $2.af.50 per 5¢.ag! per palr; do. (SnufieTs), ag!.50; do. (mallard), HEADACHE, lapguor and melancl ally spring (vom a disordered neES OF a torpid liver. removed by Dr. D. Jayne’ | doses of Which will be fo liver and stomach to healthy jousnes h may readily be Sanative Pills, a few Mud to stimulate the lon, remove all d produce regular evacuations of t acti {TON CATTLE MARKET. —At, the (Queens- re Yards, Wednesday, (90 the Metro. anch, B.'« O. R, R., threa miles ty wis D. Means, proprietor), 42: of cattle were offered, of whicn 326 were butchers, at 4a5\, per 1b-, 10 reinain ov S4 shipped east; 155 sheep up—ali sold at | per ib. Cows and calves brought $25a845, State of the market was fair, aby Tae | MB. ANDREW Hancock, the former pro- prietor of the restaurant on Pennsylvania ave. hue, near 13th street, 1s lying very fll at his res ideuce, No. 241 Pennsylvania avenue east. Mr. Rencock ts now In bis seventy-elghth year, He wes bern in Damfries. Va., and went to Alex- adria when seven years of age, where he lived for Ubirty years, ard came to this city forty years ago and established bis well knowa res- taurapt. He learned the tafloring trade when & young map, but never made a Dusiness of it. Having suceeeded in the restaurant business, he in Isé3 turned the place over to his only son. Johu Hancock. Of bis four daughters two are now living. He has been a prominent Mason for ferty years, and {3 aftitlated with Federal Lodge,” No. 1, Columbia Chapter, No. 1, and Washington Commancery, No.1, Kulght Tem- plars. Al's Deo’). —Mr. Hancock died this morning at 7:30 o’clock, the Immediate cause belng pneu- menia. Dr. Townshend was with him the greater part of the night. His funeral! will take place at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon uoder the man: odge No. 1, F. A. A. M., and the other Masonite bodies of ‘which he was an honored member. Mr. Buchly ts tue undertaker, MARRIAGE Licenses have been issued to Joshua Campbell and Carrie Eskridge; Jchn Green and Mary S. Howard; Charles M Seely and Eleanor B. Simms, both of Portsmouth, ‘West Va. ington Orr yesterde Sf be Tastron, Mrs. Wright, decided tha WU" co airs. The Orpha:, a,yium Charges. The MOOT. OF THE LADY MANAGERS. e doard “st lady managers of the Wasb- Asylum, at a special meeting consider the charges made agalost It was Wright and theroselves to vindicate = from the di ee made ae e @ statement was prepa that the institu ion is, and has Deen, der ber care, im a perfectly clean and healthy condition, which they koow from their rsopal and frequent inspection; that fe resent health and appearance of the children, the fact that there have been but tour deaths in the family (averaging 140 child- rep) in the = five years, the testimontal of the attending [ARs (an appointment always made by the board of managers) prove how utterly false are all the accusations; that the managers have had to forbid friends bring- ipg to the children eatables, as this custom made much sickness and suffering trom the quentity and bad character of food brought by thelr friends; that this rule caused much dis- content among the children and their friends, but it is a rule that has been enforced in other institulions of this kind; and they deem it esteniial to the health of tbe children to ad- here to tt, They quote from the annual report of ihe sentiment of whteb bas been re- echced' in every subsequent report, to show The esteem in which Mrs. Wright is held by the Deard of managers. WHAT A STAR REPORTER ASCERTAINE! ‘Tuk StaR reporter learus that for som Weeks past there have been reports to Uen as to bad treatment of the children at the asylum, and that some days since a lady 1usbed into the parlor in much excitement and ct mar ded to see her three children, who it had been reported to her were horribly bruised. The children were at cuce sent for, and on entering the room the lady apologized for cém'ng OD such an errand, but the matron O: manded that she shou'd examine the bodies of the chilcrep, which she dd and left, satisfied that she had been misintormed. These complaints have not been continet 10 children in the hospital but bave been made in reference to some of those for whom homes have been found. A short time ago one of these children, tn the care of a citizen ot George- town, it was reported, had had her arm jerked out of place. One, of the lady managers in making an Investigation ascertatned that the girl bad a bruise op her shoulder caused by a fall when she was doing an errand for the party who made the complaint. The trustees pro- pose to make a thorouvh Investication and to give Mrs. Cowen and others an opportunity to ee full statements as to their knowledge of abuses. District Government Affairs, ATOTHECARIES WHO RBTAIL LIQUORS. It having come to the knowledge of the Dis- trict authorities that certain persons (among thein are a large number of apothecaries) have se It will be seen by the notice elsewhere that the price of admission to the Loan (bition has been reduced to 25 nae cre next week. t ym the 19% oe ae ee re eictoe ofthe Herdic coach ine, is having made 8 number covered dog-carts holding but four passengera, ‘These are to run all over the city to accommo- date customers at 25 cents fer a trip not taking more than a half 3 Mr. F. R. Windsor, contractor for repairing the roadway from Fort Ruayon to the Long Bridge, 4: by the recent freshet, says that owing to the unfavorable weather the road will ne he {open to wagon fravel for eight or ten days yet The Ving inla republican assoclation met last night, anda committee, consisting of the chatr- man, (W. Fennimore Cooper), Jostah Millard and Mathew Trimble, was appointed to draft a new constitution. Messrs, © and Trim- ble were elected delegates to the convention of State associations. Mr. Clarke. of the Virginia state central committee, addressed the meet- ing. About thirty emigrants from South Carolina, white men, passed through the city yesterday, on: their way to Washington territory. The house of Mr. George A. Whitford, on North Capitol street, near M street, was entered by burglars Wednesday night, aud $25 was stolen trom a pocket of Mr. Whitford’s cloth- ing. ‘The sult in equity by J. W. Waters against J. McCarthy and otliers for an {pjunction, has been dismissed. The retlcormg of the Navy Yard and Anac Ua bridge was completed to-day at 12 o’cioc ‘Travel will be resumed this afternoon, after a suspersion of some days. Iu the case of George Tharapson, who was be- fore the Police Court about the ist of March on the cl e of being a suspicious character, hav- Ing been caught in the halis of the Ariington Hove) under Suspicious circumstances and seni to the workhouse, and afterwards released on $20 bonds, it was erronegusly stated that Rob- ert C. Holtzman went upon his bond. It appsars (bata man named Frank Lowry became Thomp- son’s surety by depositing $20 collateral for him. SECRETAR D MRS. WINDOM.. cretary of the Treasury William Windom 13 greatly e3 teemed by the people of Warwick, he having married his wife there. She 1s the daughter of the late Rev. Roger C. Hatch, who was tor a long time pastor of the Congregational Church and until bis death she and her children spent a portion of each year inthe town, Mr. Win- dom coming as often as he found leisure. Their son, Wiliam, who attained his majority last year, used to think there was no plaice quite equal to Warwick. The family have many warm friends at Warwick which last summer were pleased to see them ona short visit. Mrs. Windom fs 4 thoroughly lady-like woman, well versed in the ways of society. and very intelll- been and are now selling Ilquor hout | nt and retined.—Springteld (Mass.) Republi- license, steps have pest taken Lo prosecute, | ‘@’% aud ib most cases with success. ( nless many | te WarKinG Maton Down To Two.—The Sees oun ihe proper licenses for retailing | omy new thing In the international wails last be brought before the police court. GOOD AND BAD PUMP WATER. District Chemist DeSchmedt has anal samples of water furnished from pumps at the corner Of High and Market streets, cor- her ist and Market strets, aud one at east side Vailey street, Georgetown, wile’ DOULCES all to be good; also from 9s avenue, which he states ts w purposes, THE SPECTAI. POLICE DISCHARGED. z ew York for drinking The last of the 300 special policemen put on | the force for ten days will recetve their dis- charges this evening. The principal advantage tn having these nen was to cover the back por- ous of the cliy while the regular force was employed on Pennsylvanta avenue and other thorcughfares during the Inauguration season. PRESENTATION AT THR Post OFrice.—This af- ternoon, at the City Post Ofic+, Postmaster Alnger presented to Mr. Lambert Tree an ele- gaiflly framed serles of resolutions adopted by the officials and employes of the offica on the occasion of Mr. Tree's resignation. ‘The resolutions have a border, and the name of Mr. Tree in rustic work and on the top, bottom and sides are cards stating that Mr. Tree entered the postal service as postmaster at Colesville, Md., Dec. 23tp.1s24, was appointed Clerk in the Washington 0: in Is2i, served as chief clerk and assistant postmaster from 1529 to 1878, and resigned Feb- Tuary ist, ISSI, because of advanced years and {otirm health. It will be seen that he was nearly 57 years In the service. Mr. Tree was Surprised, but managed to make a fitting re- sponse. Se! he Courts. Crrcvit CourtT—Judge Macariiur. Yesterday, Herliby agt. District of Columbia; jury withdrawn, with leave to amend declara- Uon. Graham & Co. agt. Donneliy; discontin- ued by plaintiff a leave to withdraw note. Lioyd agt, Wasbington Gaslight Company; jury respitea. e Today, Lioyd agt. Washington Gas Light Co.; verdict for plalatifl. Mississipp! Ro x. Co. agt. Taylor; referred. Angerman at. Baus; on hearmng. Equiry Covrt.—Judge Wylie. Yesterday, Peurs agt. Suter; injunction granted. Rowe agt. Todd ; tnjunction dissolved. gt Denese; decree to be drawn. bur: Williams: same. Seott agt. Ashtor order discharged, injunction dented cismissed. Baldwin agt. Grahamite dad Ashpealt Company; pro con!es3o ciialn defendants. Schaffertagt. Madcs; o aries Walter appointed trustee instead of C. Mice ‘To day, Jones agt. Wiley; auditor's report on trustee's account confirmed. McNamara azgt. Sheckells; on heariug. Crimmar Covrt—Judge Cor, John E. Spinks, burgiary and lareeny; sen- tenced to Auburn pEton for three years, Wm. Bailey, Jobn Smallwood and Richard Stewart, grand larceny; pleaded and Bailey on trial. Thomas Forbes, assault With intent to kif; recogniznce forfetted. Wm. H. Douglass, same, Henry Matthews, burglary; jury disagreed and were discharged. To-day, John Stewart Roy, conspiracy; per- sonal recognizance tn $500 taken. enry Day, bestiality; case ordered to stand and defendant, discharged from custody. Wm. Balley and John Smallwood, grand larc-ry; notguilty. William Sigel and Bertie King, larceny of clothing from 3. F. Timms & €o.; King was convicted aud Sigel acquitted. David McCutchen and Dantel Long, lalceny; not guilty. PRoRATE Court—Judge Wagner, ‘To-day, the will of Clarissa Hess was admit- ted to probate and record. Lettera of admtnts- tration on the estate of Wm. Cary was issued to the widow; bond $1,000, ‘The will of Lorenz Hesel'r was admitted to probate and record. istate Of James Gaunon; | wo P. J. Douo- Will of Emit! Arctander: fully proven. ‘state of B Heaze; citation against adminis- trator issued. POLICE CovRT—Juage Sul, a not guilty; Smallwood G hue rh night was O'Leary’s strange conduct. It was veported that he was intoxicated. H's tratners lave lost complete contro! of him, and he now does pretty much as he likes. When the trata- ersattemp! to argue with him he tartly io forms them that he 1s b: A few minutes alter eight official notification was given by Rowell that he had perm: tly withdrawn, A Braziian Dk, Tanner.—According toa Minas paper Manoel F: le Souza bet On the 23d wit, he reached the fortieth dafsuc- cessfully, and though very weak he was in a Tair way of completing it, When about ii a.m. a | ay of food passed by on its way to the jury, and appetizing oders of roast beef, etc., found their way into the bedroom. The next minute he was in the street and was devouring beef and turkey tn huge mouthfuls, and after he had satiated himecif with the jurymen’s tood he threw himself on a cartof watermelons and aispesed of & dozen of them before he felt he bad made sufticieat amends to his long cheated stomach.—Angio-Brazilian Ties. MURDER AT MARTINSEURG.—ADOUt 7 o'clock last evening at Marunsburg, Va., Chas. Doug- lass, @ mulatto, accused Jerry Green, a negro, of breaking on his trunk and stealing there- from #25, aud drawing a pistol shot Green dad, the ball penetrating the eye. When Green was icked up he had his hand on his pistol, but it Ss claimed that Douglass killed him without provocation. Douglass was immediately ar- rested, and upon examination, admitted the killing. ‘The pockets of the murdered man Were searched, but only $1.5 was found, with a letter belonging to Douglass, Douglass was committed to await the action of the grand Jury. YHOPOSED STATUE TO Miss STAFFORD.—It 15 said that the frienas of the lage Miss Sarah Staf- ford have partly contracted fer the erection of a bronze statue to her memory, to be made trom One of her photographs, and with her Paul Jones starry flag enveloping the figure. Fur- ther information 1s to the effect that the work Will commence as oon a3 asite is Axed upon for its erection. There seems to be some differ- ence of opinion asto where the {maze ought to ve placcd. Four localities are named, Firet, Wathington, because of her long sojourn there and her num: rus acts of charity to Union sol diers; second, Philadelphia, because her flag, (be very first Star Spangled Banner, was made there; Uurd, headguariers of Washington at Morristown, because of her gercral patriotism and reverence for the memory of the first Prest- dent; fourth, the state-house grounds tn thts city. The last-named locality 1s suggested by Acmiral een the United States Navy.— Troiton TRIAL OF Ca ‘OR INVADING IND. TaN 'TERRITORY.—A telegram to the New York Herald trom Little Reck, March 9, says: ‘ine irfal of Captain D. L_ Payne for uulawf vading the Indian Territory came up at Fort Smith, Ark., yesterday. The greatest interest Was manifested, the court room bcinz crowded with spectators. When Judge Parker took his place cn the bench there was a faint murmur of applause, which swelled in volume when Payne appeared with his counsel, Judge James Baker, of St. Louis, Colonel W. H. Olayton, prosecuting at orney, conducted the case for the government and made a speech of great lengti, consuming the greater part of the day. The defence filed a ‘ismurrer, which Judge Parker took under advisement, Teserving his decision till the May term of the court. Capt. Payne passed through this city to-day én rou'e for Kansas. He expresses contidence in a tri- umphant issue of the cause now pending. CAMBLS IN CoLORADO.—We are informed that the Frenchman who owns the herd of cameis ranging on the eastward in the valleys border- ing the Carson river will utilize his “ships of the desert” this summer, in carrying goods from the terminus of the Carson and Colorado, yallroad into camps far out in the wilderness. ‘The camels now number about forty, and but two or three of which are natives of’ Nevada, ns a mq In our deserts these animals find S23 ani A » eatin: » grass Gye. cha Cane Carpenter | bitter and prickly shrubs uni plants sulted to forfeited coliateral, Wm. Gallagher, loud and | ‘elrtaste, and probably the samme or varletlts boisterous; $5 or 15 days. "Wm. Clayton, throw. | Of the same plants that grow la other desert Ing stones in the street; $1. Sarah Nichois, charged with belng a suspicious character; per- sonal bonds. Waiter b. Williams, charged with cecupying the street for business purposes; $25; appeaied. Emmet Seward, assault on Samue: Young; $1 and no costs. Patrick Moore, the proprietor of the Keystone house, was charzed With assaulting Randall Corbin, who testified that he is a runner for a hotel, ahd on the 13t of this month he went to the Keystone house to take some passengers and bagiage there to his hotel, and while at the Keystope house Moore assaulted bla; a flue of $1 was imposed. Moore was also Charged with assaulting Mr. Thos. s. Smith, the proprietor of the Pannsylvanta house, in which the el eee in the other caseisa porter. Mr, Smith stated that he went to Moore’s piace on the night that his porter Was assaulted there, but did not then know of the assault on the porter. Witness called for alfa dozen raw oysters, and after ea! them walked up to the bar and was told by defend- ant that the oysters were 2% cents. After remarking that that was a pretty steep price, he paid it, and Moore cursed him and Teacked down to get a weapon, when witness icked up @ bottle to defend if with, when @ Was selzed from behind by two men and Moore struck bim on the head with a bottle, knocking him senseless. Moore testified that the Lg once drew a knife, and then threat- ened to draw a pistol, when he (witness) threw the bottle and struck him. ‘The court said that as the tesilmopy showed that Smith drew a me Moore Was justified in throwing the bottle, and he would dismiss the case. Robert Smith’ was charged with assulttng’ another colored map, named Henry Peyton, by cut- ung him on the head with a knife. Peyton stated that he was ona drunk at the ume; that he cannot remember anything about it. Another witness stated that Smith cut Peyton several times with a knife. Tae case regions of the earth, It is less trouble and costs much less to grow camels in Nevada than to rear cattle in the Atlantic States.—Viryinia Cily Enterprise, SMALLPOX CaRKIED By CaT3—A telegram from Tremont, Sullivan county, Macc) 6, Say: A Lumber of new cases of smallpox have been reported here, and four more fe sons have died of the disease, making a total of ten sinc the ist of February. All the schools for many mijes around have been closed, and the churches have been compelled to suspend ser- vices, No visiting is allowed in the tntecha district. The pbysiclans have expressed the opinion that inone or more cases the disease was carried frgm one house to another by acat; conre uent owners of cats in the infected district have been warned to keep the animals from roaming about, in order to prevent the spread of disease, ANNIE CRAWFORD'S Ca8k.—The hearing by Judge Donohue in the case of alleged crucity by Charles E. Crawford towards his daughter, Apnie Louise Crawferd, was concluded yester- day. Testimony was given by the child’s step- mother, Mr. Crawford's sister, and another relative of the family that Annie was always cheerful and bappy While she was tied uv. Mr. Gerry put in evidence a letter written by Ann'e to her step-mother ten days ago, ib wich she makes ho mention of her father. Judge Dono- hue will render a decision on Saturday.—N. F. Werld, 11h, REPRESENTATIVE CONGER’S SUccESSOR.—The republican Co! sslonal Convention to nom- inate a candidate to mll the vacancy in the seventh (Michigan) district, caused by Mr. Conger’s elevation to the Senate, met yeater- day, and, after balloting into the evening, ad- journed until to-day. Four candidates are in Was continued until to-morrow to hear the eee oa ae een edward pee DW. testimony ofa physician as to the nature of | {he balloting: + Mr. Rich leads in the wounds recelved by Peyton. Joun Parker, larceny of a pair of shoes from Jas. Davis; $5 Jobn Harrison, larceny of a call bell worth $2; fined $5. Albert Bee, assault on Mary Bee, his wife; Donds to keep the peace. Joseph Barnes, assault on Arthur Taylor; $5, Isaac Johnson, forfeited collateral. Charles Howard, ¥ Of 8 push cart belonging to Jacob i. Collins; continued. oi bi THE INTEROCEANIC CANAL MATTSR IN THR Hovss or Commons.—in the British house of Cage hee ee Sir, Charles Di ie, secret: ‘ng to a question ty Sir Henry Woiff, sald there haa ‘been no cor. ree) ice recently with the United States respecting Interoceantc commu ELOPEMEN’ —A telegram from. Meniicello, +, March 10, Ba: A few weeks ago Mrs. Dewitt Bube, of Sirongtowa, Sullivan county, eloped with Mr. Loo! an itinerant music teacher, taking with her one child and $2,060 belony to her husband. Another child was left wit . Bube. A day or two ago Mr. R. H. Hausee and wife of this village were at. Bube’s house. They brought home with them some canned peaches, Mr. Hause, atter reaching home, noticed a can top was loore. Thinking the fruit t be spoiled, he asked his wife to taste it, which she did. She remarked that it_was very bitter. A can of iT AND POIBONING N.Y, nication. boiled cider from Bube’s also had a very bitter subject, he said, was receiving the rernment's taste, Mr. Hausee swallowed several mouth- eareful attention, although would at present | fuls of the cider, and soon his hands and the be premature to take any action in the matter. | muscles of his gan to contract. Sus Sir Wolff, in his question, cited a pa iA 1, a o ot in President Garfleld’s inaugural address rel. | bot water, salt and mustar yu'nian, ho tive to an interoceanic canal, and asked whether, ied, Baid that Hausee’s in t by the Clayton-Bul wer treaty, Hagland and tie United States had not agreed as a general pria- e:ple to extend their protection to any practical communications acioss the Isthmus, and whe- ther lier Mejesty’s goverument and the United States government will or have come to an un- dersianding as {to the (execution of this treaty, in respect lo the canal now contemplated, lor thinks Mr. was poisoned with strychnine. Wken Mra. Bube eloped with Loomis ber husband decided not to take any mocasures for her return, but instead has maie applications for a divorce, It is supposed that Mie runanay palr have goue to a Western state, of two wheel, . ‘agundes | with a Cataguazes planter to fast forty gays. | West Washington, nee Geogetown. THE “SPEcIALS’” LAMENT.—The special po- lice assigned to duty here are not happy. first, because their occupation is gone, but mataly because they get pay for one day less than do rashin: those who served in ton. Tae way it hhannena te +45) 0 SS Sis: Tue teat quested from headquarters to forward a ist of ‘ther with the number of days (uey were on luty up to S a.m. to-day. The twenty-three Specials in this precinct were sworn in on the Ist instant, and put on duty on the 2d atsa. ™m., the same being the case with tnree out of the five precincts in Washington. Bat the Washingtun lieutenants all counted from the day they were s/rorn in, and the Georgetown Meutenant, in strict compliance with the words of the order, counted from the day they went on duty, which makes but nine days, {nstead of the ten which the specials are allowed for in the other precincts. ‘These Georgetown men Gid their duty well, not one cause of complaint being heard against any of them, and they should be treated as well as the ethers. Taey Propose to appeal to the District Commis- Stoners. ANOTHER AL} ED CHICKEN Trier CavcRT, Joseph Butcher, charged with being concerne with his brother, arrestel some eight days ago for chicken thieving from Wm. Councilman, dobn Lorber and Lewis Shoemaker, of Mon gomery county, Md., was arrested here yes day aud sent to Rockville, TAREE BALLooNists DROwNEY from London, March 10, says: A balloon car- Tying the acronaut and eight passengers as -cended from Nice the other day. it rose to a great helght and was carried out to sea Tae Voyagera experieuced a beavy storm. It wis pitch dark, and w the valves the gas e-eaped and they ean doi witharnp. The bailoon was dash-d a) the waves and carried along the surface» fora mile. Three of the passengers fel! ont of the car and were drowned. The others snecesded in closing the valves and the balloon rose and Janded this morni: telegram Havacks or an Eanragvage.— cadle dis- patch from London last nigat says: Tue ef- jects of the earthquake on the island of Ischia sul terrify the survivors, who hide themselves ta the remotest parts of the island, refusing to speak and completely paralyzed by fear. The London Nev's’ correspondent at Naples says 110 corpses have been recovered, and 67 wounded have been sent to the hospitals. isan isiand of Italy in the Mediterranean, at the northern entrance of the bay of Naples, and bas a ponmaon of some twenty-1 thousand souls. It3 coasts are steep and rocky, and hear Its center 1s the voleano of Epomeo, 2.500 feet above the sea. Its last eruption was in i301, There are also twelve smailer volca- noes. The intervening valleys are of extraor- dipary fertility, producing corn, wine and fruits ip abundance. Its warm baths, the most celebrated of which are those of Casamicciola 2nd Lacco, are much frequented at every sea son of the year. Tbe chief town, Ischia, has about six tcousand taree hundred inhabitants. Its castle stands on a high {solated rock of vol- canic Lufa and ashes, which is connected with the mainland by a mole. A REMARKARLE TRANCE Case that is now at- tacting Widespread attention from the medical fraternity of leading, Pa., 1s being tre: y Dr. Erdman and a number of other of Lehigh county, ‘The duration of uaconscious state 1s reported by Uhe madical men to b> | thirty-four days, and notwithstanding the most severe ordeals and tests which the patient has undergone, not the sligutest approach to con- selcusness or feel! has been noticed. Five Weeks ago a stranger, apparently a German. | abd stopped at the village inn, After he had been served with refreshments he took a seat near a stove and apparently fell asleep. Some Uume afterward the barkeeper shook the stranger to wake him Up The stranger would not wake. He was thou; 10 make game of the proprietor and was shaken Up more vigorously than before. All the efforts made cou'd not arouse him. His low breathing Was not dead. Medical advice was promptly conveyed to the almshouse, Sinc+ that time Le dition. All the attempts to rouse him have failed. His color is that of a healthy man. amined the case. All pronounce ita mos won- derful one. PARALYSIS OF THE EYELID: occurrence happened Tuesday to James Hd- ward King, baggage master on the expres3 train between New York and Boston on the Shore Line road. Shortly after leaving New York at one o'clock his eyes felt heavy and unable to open them agalo. He felt no allmenat otherwise, but he was entirely powerless to his heme in Providence.—New Haven Joven, 10% AN ELOPEMENT WITH ASAD ENDIN ment (cok place Sunday evening in the villag of East Hampton which had a saa termination. ‘The young woman, elghteen years of age, was the daugiter of a highly respected resident of the village, She was the pet of the family, owing to her delicate health, and was especially car.dfor, The young man, whois sald to have a wife, also lives at the village. The two went to Say Harbor, where they were marricd. As tiey were leaving the minister's house they were atrestcd by an officer, who took the young | woman home and allowed the young man io go. On Monday the giri’s father, while relat- 1 g the facts to a justice of the peace, w: overcome with grief that he fell to the floor tn @ falniing fit, and died before medical ald could be summoned. —N. F. Trivn the LIkUTENANT RoreR's DEATH FOR LOVE. cab e dispatch from London, March l0rh, say: The London Truth increases the mystery con- nected with the death of Lieut Roper, of C: ham. Mr. Lavouchere hears from’ Stuttgart that Roper, while there on Curistmas was re- jected by a pretty American girl, whom he Wished to marry, and the inf committed suicide. Thomas Carey, aged 13, while attempting to Steal a ride on @ switch engine on the Pennsy!- vania railroad, at Jersey City, yesterday, was run overand both legs cut off. afterward: He died soon THE AIR THIOK ‘WITH FACT! Hapyiiy for manaind the race is largely losvened with downright hard common sense, and this accounts for the strong popularity of the creat German remedy, St Jacobs Oll—a medicine thst continually demonstrates the most wonderful curative power of any panacea ever diecovared for the benefit of the afflicted. Evidences of 11s x00 Work are continually cominy to the ears of our reporter, Mr. Jumes Daley, a man of inte! and ef wide acquaintance, who resides at No. Ninth Avenue, New York, has recently lad cause to be grateful to St Jacobs Uil He says: About five years since, I feli from a scaiold and severely ivjured my back and haye been asufferer ever Since. A short time ago I slipped and fell on the sidewalk anc greatly azgravaied my old trouble. Indeed, I could not leave my residence on ocsount of the pain which physical exertion causad me. While in this uphappy condition s friend reco: mended 8t Jacobs Viland I was induced to xive it a trial. This was indeed a happy thing forme, for atter applying it for a short time, I was complately cured. I was cured not ouly of the bruises and effects of my last fall, butof thoee consequent uoon my first burt and which had lingered with me for five year. I can therefore, conscientiously bear testimoay to the wonderful curative properties of Bt. Jacobs Oil.” Mr. Jas. K. Magagnos, restdine at Overton's Hotel, corner Chatham and Duare streets, New York, having had the misfortune to fallouthe slippery sidewalk and frightfally bruise his face, instantly drew upon his etock of common sense and applied the great German remedy. This is what he says about his experience “tA few liberal applications of St. Jacobs Oil reduced the aud thy relieved the pain arising from the bruiscs onary face." Uptowa there are two large buili ings at Forty-secona street and Fourth Avenue, : the Grand Geutral depot and the Graad Uaion Hotel ; St. Jacobs Oil is ata preminm in both |yuil ings. Beside the numerous train-men who alwa: resort to the cil in seasons of pain, « certain promi. nent official has tested its power, but he so de- cldedly objected to having his name published, recorded in the public prints for the encourace- ment of others afiticted in like manner. not entertain such scruples. He received the re Porter in his private office, located on Forty-first to have had #1,000,000 expended in its con- struction ard furnishing — und unhesitatingly the remedy hud acted most happily upon severa people in the house. The needs of the hotel require the services of one hund:e and ffty employee, are 2filicted with rheumatism, neuralg a, kc. St. itis simple, easily applied. and remarkabiy rapid in relieving pain and effecting cures. ‘‘Bat,” con- th ued Mr Shaw smilingly, ‘‘to save your timeand mine, I will oondense snd reduce my indorsement to writing.” He then turned to his desk and wrote the following *‘New Yors, February 8, 1881. “Tam happy to say that several of the employes of the Grand Union Hotel have been eatirely cured of rheumatism, neuralgia and lumbago by the use of Bt. Jacobs Oil. “3. E. SHAW, Proprietor ” it Leo York Daily. EOOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUt $ the pighens cash rod ret = wai 250 Bib sh 2 BEAT ave, ‘ani jonants Were re | the names of the specials In thelr precitcts, to- | i | | aderess, postage free, on rece! lc Chey were fambting with | Ischia , about forty-six years old, arrived in Fogelsville | ght to be joking or trying Convinced the assistants in the scene that he calied, and, as the man was unknown, he was has remained in a perfectly unconscious con- Medical men for 50 miles around have ex- A remarkable gradually closed against his will, and he was move his eyelids. 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