Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1881, Page 4

Out-of-Door Sports. ie gg... THE one STAR. bap FRIDAY............. JULY s, = Telagrams to The Star.' DESTROY G FLAMES. The Big Fire in Cincinnati, CINCINNATI, July S.—A revised estimate of the losses by the fire, originating last olsht in Marqua & Sons’ carci: rer will make the te Teach $1,000,000. A portion = = Kesor foundry was’ consumed. Tnere ar additional facts cali ovcg oe ogg loss of ‘ute The Fer micsbg that there have been no inquiries TF mailssin; Dg Persons, and the hope 3 enter- all of Messra, Marqua’s employes nae Several fre men were injured by tho falling walls. Fire in Toledo. * ToLeDo, Om10, July 3.—The five story brick | | i Duilding, on Broadway, occupled as a tobacco factory by W. 8. Isherwood & Sons caught fire from some unknown cause after 11 o'clock last night and was totaily destroyed. Los3 about $56,000 partially Insured. The bullding was Owned by the Connecticut Matual Life Insur- ance company. Loss $20,000, insured. ie sewinbacioht WALL STREET TO-DAY. Prices Higher than Yesterda: Nzw YORK, July S. Jele (1:40 edition) says: As a rule prices are somewhat higher than yesterday at the Stock Exchange, and the stock market {s more active than then. United States bonds are firm at unebangea prices. The extended fives are selling at 102°,,and the extended sixes are 1023. This difference each class of the ex- tended bords now bearing 334 a per cent interest is accounted for mainly’ by the fact that the extended sixes carry interest from July 1, aud the extended fives from August 12. The mar- ket transactions in small, while fives has been acccunt of the return of these bonds In the last few weeks from Europe. We hear of no ESS Of fives for sixes, State bonds, while dui, are iower for Tennesse 6's, Ratl- Toad bonds are dull and steady, ex Kansas and Texas general mortgage are an 2, 10999,. Inthe pies er march — notably strong stocks have Union, the L railroad res, Contra (tral Waclile, Milwaukee and St. Paul, at and at times Louis- ville and Nashville. The stocks which at times have shown weakness ace the Trunk line shares, Wabash, Texas and Pacific, and Northwest have also nov been un formly strong. As we Close tue edition the whole market , however, ig strong. Since writing the led tives have deciined 's 3s, t0 114%. In the money market the quotation for cali loans is 3a3% per cent on U.S. bonds, and 4245 per cent on stocks. Time loans are 324 per cent, € mercantile paper Is also 3a4 percent. Some of the representatives here of ——— capital called in a great many loans imi ately after the attempted assassination of the Presidert. This money is ually coming back to the loan market. When itis all re- tured, and the money from the Treasury 1s felt. lower rates for loans are expected. Tue re for fcreign exchange 1s dul! but fairly teady. on The Ute Commission. CANTONMBNT ON THR UNcomPaHGRE, Cot, July 6, via Lake City, Col, Ju! Ute commis- sioner, just returned after a month’s trip. have traveled over five hundred miles on horseback, with a pack train, They examined lands tn ‘western Colorado and eastern Utah. They have selected a location, and the Indlans will be re- Moved toitassoon as the requisite arrange- ments can be made. —___ ~ Guiteau’s Mother-in-Law. Careaco, July s.—Mrs. Duan, the mother of the lady Whom Guitean married, is an Inmate of a home for the aged near Chicago. Sue as- serts that a brother of Guiteau’s father died in an insane asylum. A Vessel Set on Fire by Lightning. PHILADELPHIA, July 5.—The British barque Beatrice, Captain Stewart, bound for Rouen, and loaded with ofl, was struck by lghtaing last evening white off Reedy Island. The fluld Yan down the mast and into the hold, and firea the cargo. An explosion followed, and the main hafch was blown foto thé river and a sallor with it, who sank and drowned. Cay os Stewart, the mate and two sailors were jared by fying timber. The vessel was burned to the water's edge, ee The Markets. pZALTIMORE, July §.—Virwinis sixes, consols, Six “Gotsew tem: for foros Se bntogy TIMORE, July 8. firmer—midding, Lxali<, | Flour firm—Howard street and western ‘$5084.25; do. extra, 4. BOas 38: 25; do. family‘ city mulls say er iat de +0. extra, Rio brands, t, Southern ative, closing easy— L : Aumust, 65: 56. aia y 8 —Flour ayy betcer. quiet and un- Corn a shade EW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON. The following quotations were current in New York to-day at 2:30 p. m., a8 reported by H. H. Dodye, of 539 15th street, by special wire:— Western Union, 92%; do. new stock, —; New jo sony ia: sand Huasos N udson, 110; referred, Pacific Mail, ‘Northern Pacific ‘com. ‘eax: San nciscO com. eronlongts ibartington and Kio “Grande, 103; : do. prefer: . + ——; Erie and Western, 61; Chicazo, Bt. Louis and New Orleans. 5,00, Drak, Cas: tral ‘Texas Pacific, 6655; ‘Texus Bonds—C'e extended, Luz Sra extended. 102-8102", 4sall4’,: courona. 11¢: coupons. 116% 81167 coupons, -—. 4; allay; 4's, 1165ali Is the Bullet in the Liver?’ THE QUESTION WHICH, IN DE. HAMILTON'S OPINION ADDS TO THE GRAVITY OF TH PRESIDENT’ CASE. When asked by a New York Tinies reporter What inferences he drew from his latest advices from the Presiient’s sick room, Dr. Hamilton said last night: “Tpis last dispatch, so far as It speaks of the color of the skin, indicates that the liver has been touched by the bullet. Thus far, however, tte evidence on that potnt ts very slight. If we are furnished with con- clustve proof that tte Ilver 18 injured, we shall be forced to copsider the case as having taken on an aspect of additional gravity.” ~ Have tue physicians no suspicions that the ball bad entered the liver?” “Ob, yes; I have supposed that the liver was wounded, but had entertained & hope that my —, ‘wes groundless. e fact is, tho doctors do not know where the bullet 13, and here fs no safe means of finding out at present. If there bad been any means of ascertaining the exact location of the missile without jeop- ard: a President’s life, the attending pb: would Dopey 4 ae availed them- Beives or sue mears ere t * How long-wtil it be before the doctors can determine positively whether the liver is in- sured “That isa question I cannot answer. If the bullet bas touched the liver there will be more Pronounced indications very soon. The skin Will become fecmasens, probably, and bile will be found in the patient's —— the = Eauch, it wou ® necessary kt! People have frequent —— eet naving been snot ‘Has = been oe ee scepta- r blood poison, the President’s rT ean ee ve yet a posse “To 4 sure, a Ido not think it likely eieeeane iegen, bal puration ts the principal dificulty next to be | day ana to-morrow, an: Weatl OFFICE OF THS CHIRF SmNAL OFFICER, Wasarroron, D. C., July 3, 1851, 9:30 a ‘at ek! the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy ather and Lerman local rains, winds mostly | Foumnery, bigher temperature and stationary or lower Special Weather Bulletin. | ‘The Chief Signal OMicer furnishes the follow- ing special bulletin to the preas: The barometer is highest in the Guif states, and lowest in the Missourl valley. The temperature has fallen fhtly in the lower lake lon and the micdie ai tie uc states, and has silghtly winds continus tone, “the *AtIantte | coast and in the guit states and the northwest. aie ans are reported from the middle Atlantic states, the lower laxe age ana New ji Pate ero Pope brat the wea- ner is fair. dicated for the mouth ‘Atlantic an and these states during to- partly cloudy weather and local rains forthe lower lake region and New Boren “LOCAL N EWS. The Y. M1. C. A, Litigation. TBE ASSOCIATION FILES A BILL AGAINST THE = JOINT STOCK COMPANY, To-day, Gen. R. D. Mussey, tor the Young Men's Christian Association, filed a billagainst the joint stock company of the ¥, M. C, Association, for an injunction, <c, The plata- tiff eets forth that the association was incor- porated Ly @ joint resolution of Congress, June 28th, 1967, and the joint stock company by act of Congress, March 2d, 1567, being auxiliary to the ascoclation for the purpose of er pane, a suitable building for the meetings of the asso- ciation. and that they erected the building at é corner of 9th and D streets, in which the =. has held its —— carried on a library, free reading rooms, that the de- fendant ore ny has not Masinatnen reading rooms, &c., the work of the plaintiff associa tion being in furtherance of the religious moral, educational and benevolent purposes of sald corporation. The Dill states that for some years there has been some controversy ‘between the plaintiff and defendant as to the Pos ee rights and liabilities in respect to said building, but plaintiff has for several eS. If not always, paid rent therefor, and for two pears prior to April ist last, 1t has occu- pled said rooms under a written lease, paying an apnual rént of $200 in monthly Instalments, and at the end of the lease remained in occu- ye icy of sald rooms and rent for April and lay last. a Boos some ae notice was received from A. S. Pi cee un stood to be secretary of the joint si pany, sea that at a meeting held April 30th, ussion of the taxation of the buaging: soa the necessity for Pe scapes the rental—the ini expense on the assess- ment of $90,000 amounting to $1,: soot was re- solved that the rental to the assoctation be in- creased to $1,200 per year. They state that they Were advised that this notice was informal, abd intimation was given Mr. Pratt that they Would endeavor to procure other suitable quarters rather than pay such increased rent; that negotiations wert entered upon to obtain. some adjustments of the points in con- troversy, and on June 30th the ‘plaintit, through t its managers, adopted resolutions in- sisting On an account, and that until such Statement ts made no rent be paid, and that under advice of counsel, they would remain in the rooms; and a committee was appointed to confer with the company. The None (Asso- Ciation) further states that It had been advised that defendant (compavy) was a temporary in- strumentality, created for the purpose ot erect- ing the building with a trust for the plainti, and was eplitied to an account; that under the charter, they had the right. to occupy the rooms, and were entitied to credits for the Indi- rect benefit conferred by reason of thetr occu pancy of the rooms—exempiion of the property trom taxation. The piainuff states that it had reserved it's revenues to mect the demand for rent in arrears, and offers to pay the same when so ordered by the court. The Dlalntiff recites the circumstances attending its belng locked out (already noted in THe STak), and says it the contention of defendant company be cor- rect, at the expiration of their lease they 63- came tenants by sufferance, and not Mable to be disposseseed, except upon due notice to quit and legal process, and avers that no such no- Uca was given nor no action for arrears of rent has been Deen served anats ane ie acon of said any in preventing p! aving a2cess tone: rooms, , 18 Ulegal and withoul war- raat of law and 13 a continuing trespass upon its rights, cognizable in a court & jaity, and further, that the enforced sus} on of the benevolent, ‘noral, Tel THE BARGE RACE TO-MORROW EVENING. ‘The barge race between the Analostans and Columbias will take place to-morrow evening at 7:30,and not this evening, as heretofore erroneously stated, The race will be abouta ile, and will prove very interesting. It will decide whether it isthe boat or the crew that ‘eats in the race between eight and ten-oared barges. All who want to see a good race should be on hand to-morrow evening. TRE WINNERS AT MONMOUTH PARK ed, by. Dwyer time, 1:02, Third race, for three-year-old ga one and a. quarter ‘miles, Thora, owned by Reed; time, 2:14. Fourth race, one and three quarter ‘miles, One Dime, owned by Je- } Tome; Ume, 2055. Fifth race, one mile, Vam- pire, owned by P. Lorillard; time, 1:50," Sixuh Face, three-quarters of a mile, Sioux, owned by Babcock; time, 1:17%;. Seventh race, one and a-quarter miles, Hindoo, orn by Dwyer Bros. po ogg race, handicay ap hurdle, one and ¢ a-halt es, Bertha, owned by Shrewsbury stables; time, 2:52%, AT CHESTER PARK, Cincinnati, yesterday, the ‘first race, thi bret ofamile, was won by Liilie ‘pale in in 1:18, Belle of Nelson won the second race, one and a-half miles, in 2:44, and. Guy the one and three-quarter mile race in 2:14%. BASE BALL YESTERDAY. At Eo mcs Atlantics 12, Athletics, 5: 5; at Cleveland, Providence 6, Cleveland 2; at Chi- cago, Chicagos 5, 5, Bostons 4; at Detroit, Detroits Vorcesters 3; at New York, Metropolitans 5, Atvanys 1. Washington Market, itetail Prices, ae Beet, chi ‘oc.; 15a200.; Vi Teyana; 1axeainnes tegey ers al anges 1930.3 a16C,; Shoulders. sa0c.: Breasts ieal27 0: care ate: Frvrre,—Oranges.: 50a6ec.; Lemons, 20a30c, per doz.; Bananas, 401- 0c. per doz.: Pineapples ‘20a25¢.; Apples, 30240. per Deck; Whortleberries, I2aib ote. Der quart: herries, Saldc. per quart; Gooseberries, 10c. er quart; a es Saidc. per quart; lack, Blackberries, 8al0c. per quart Peadhes, Basne. per peck; Pears, 60as0c, Apricots, 15820c, per’ quart; Plums, Weer ae head, 15820 1b; Porgtes, ieephead, 1: - i ‘2as0c. roar tunes Kock, he 400850. bunt T 5, per ch, Halibut, anan0as Tiout, 19a15¢ per Ib.; Catfish, 20a25 cet bunch; Lobster, 12c. per ib.; Terrapin “sae, 9039 per oven mi 00.) (al (Qiamond nack,) $18 pe BurER—PAiadelphia Print, 350, per 1 Western Creamery, cea New York, 30 ron x 20a30¢,; Cheese, 15a20c,; Eggs, 1sazic. per VEGBTABLES.—Potatoes, Irish, 252300. par DK; do, sweet, 30a40C, Per pk; Tomatoes, 60a75 per as Caulttiower, 6a20 each; cucumbers, 10a15¢, doz. pel ‘hcg piant, 15a20c. each; Peas, i5a20c, per pk.; Beans, 15a20¢ per pk; Asparagus, 5aSc. per bunch; Rhubarb, 3a4c. per bunch; Cymblins, Sal0 per dozen; Cora, 153 2c. per dozen. PovLtry.—Chickens, 50a$1 per pair; Ducks, Soc.a$l per pair; Geese, 75ag1; Squabs, $2.25 per District Government Affairs. ‘The Commissioners have Informed a gentle- man by note, who has protested against the trimming of certain trees in front of his house, that while legaliy the parkings are under the control of the parking commission, yet it is net the practice to interfere with the wishes of owners of property. ‘The receipts of fees in the office of the sealer ot eae and measures for the month of June were $115.20, Mr. Edward Clark, architect of the Capitol, to-day transmitted to the District Commisston- ers two plans for school buildings—one for ‘Square 375 and the other for square 625. They Were at once referred to the committtee on buildings and repairs for approval. SCHOOL TRUSTEES REAPPOINTED. The District Commissioners to-day. réap- pointed all the old school trustees whose term3 Of office expired July 1, as pee First dis- trlet, Benj. G. Lovejoy; second do., T. A. Lam. bert; third do., D. W. Middleton; fifth do., Chaz. M. Pg testes Sixth do., Alex. Fairley and Jas. B. Nourse. Mr. H. A. Griswold wa3 appointed in place of Dr. A. Christie, of the lous: sand educational work. * * * wasandis of a character not & te. estimated in money and not capa- le of a full recompense in a sult =. law. as plaintiff! further avera that acts of the company are inconsistent with the fiduciary and subordinate relations sustained by the defendant company towards the senaciation and a violation of the trust re pose They pray an injunction torestrain the de- fendant from interfering with the plaintiff in the free use and enjoyment of sald rooms; and trom preventing the plafntlff from having access until and except Dy legal process and due and formal proceedings be had; that tne Indebtedness under the law to deiendant bs ascertained, and what pecuniary damage his sustained by plaintiff by reason of tae illegal acts of defendant, and a decree be d for the payment of the balance fouad to Fe cue, cc. Picnics, Excursions, &c. ‘The Arrowsmith will leave to-morrow morn- Ing, at 7:39 o'clock, for Lower Cedar Point and Bilackiston Isiand. The Leary will leave to-morrow evening, at 6 p. m., for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk and the Capes, returning next Monday morning. The Mary Washington will leave at 9a. m., to-morrow, for Mount Vernon Springs. ©, M. Roger’s fourth annual excursion to Watkin's Glen and Niagara Falls, returning via Rochester, Schenectady, Saratoga, Albany and down the Hudson river by daylight by steamers to New York, thence by rail to Pailadelphta = Washington, Will leave Washington ats a. 12, ISS1. Mahe Tmusical moonlight excursion, complt- mentary to Col. H. M. Rogers, to be given next Tue. day evening will be one of the most de- light ul affairs of the summer season, most of our emateur singers, readers and miusictans participating, in recognition of the generosity of Co}. Rogers in alding charitable entertain- ments. INJURED IN PENNSYLVANIA. W. F. Cor- ee who ts be ae Ne in the mall contracting usiness, left this city Tuesday tor Pennsylva- Bie When at Bridgeport, Pa., heattempted to geton atrain that was in motion, and was thrown down. The wheels of the car passed over bis right foog, mashing it toa jelly. His foot was dreesed fi Bridgeport, and he returned to his boarding house in this city, No. 604 12th are et northwest, and is being attended by Dr. ice. WHAT STREET Says ABOUT THE ALLEGED ELor2- MENT.—Thomas Street, the one-le; mes- senger of the Quartermaster General's Office, ‘Who, It was stated, had eloped with Sirs. ‘Thomas in the early “art of last month, returned to un elty on Monday last. Street expresses surg) Unat such story had been published, and deni: that he took Mrs. Thomas to the plente on the 6th of June af the ith street Park, but states that he found her there in company with one of bis ey and spoke to her, and he has ot seen her since, nor does he know where she has been or abything about her, except that since his 1 return he bas heard that she ig in the Gas says tuat Thomas was so jealous of his wife that he would get excited it @ child even spoke to her. and sup; that the report grew out of the jealousy of ‘Thomas. ‘There was no ground for Thomas feeling jealous of him, for there was no intimacy between him and Mrs. Thomas. He resigned his place to go to Baltimore to find work, and while there had written twice to his wife and once to a friend, but not receiving an answer he haJ come here on the 4th to spend a a few ao and would return, for he had work e1 PA OEE RIESE ‘THE GREATEST BaRGaIns ever offered will be sold to-morrow only at Augenstein’s, S17 7th St. nw. Decorated chamber sets $3, worth $5.50; %inch fruit bowls on stand 2éc., worth G0e.; goblets 23c. half dozen, worth 5éc.; lemon Squcezers 12c., Worth 35¢c.; ice picks 5c., worth 20e.; silver Wire tea strainers 6¢., worth 25v. ‘Thousands of other bargains. t STRAW Harts, reduced ment for young men. A. ood. _assort~ Picetate Ta, t TBE WILL ora THE Lave Hexry D. Caoxe waS filed to-day ie Probate Court. It 13 dated April 1. fey fc and is ashort one, reading as follows-—"I hereby ere, and pas unto my pogo wife, Laura S. H. Cooke, all property, real apd personal, which T may possess at the ume of my death: and I hereby constituts and appoint the said Laura 8S. H. Cooke sole execu- trix of this, my last will and testament.” It is by H. C. Swain, and 1s not valid as regards real estate. MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Harry Stanciford, of Ax ae Va., and ee Le ba of this rage of New fork, and M. Addison, of Battimore, Ma,, a 5 Haris, of “Alexanarta, ely. \B-HBADED, PAR-SEEING men and vacation at the an Business culediias, “pookiceping “and” business ore Sixth district, resigned. Transicrs of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows: Jobn T. Armsto W. J. Walker et al., lots and 25, sq. 336; $2,325. R. Efcbhorn to Marla F, Condon, lots 31 to 38 and 40 to 46, Sd. 6H; $5,000. Jos, Lee to Chas. eerey Lore 8 3 Ww. rodhead Cc. Bi 8. 211; $3,053.50, F4 Mesteen to J. G. Payne, subs. 43 and 44, 8q. 115; $5,312, he W. Whitaker, trustee, to H. Sowders, ub. A, o $. Smoot to W. Adam, sub. 8, sq: a parts 9 and 7, sq. 920; $2,500. J. B, Biske. et al., trustees, to Mary R. Tichenor, lots | ard 2, block 2, Brown’s sub. of Mr. Pieas- ant; $1,400.’ Jag. D. Power et al, trustees, t John B. Harding, lot 35, 8q. 183; $1,600. ‘Auntie S. De Ha Edward W. Donn, part of origt- Fv: 90, Christian Ruppert to orterh Matiet Company, lots 9, 16, 17, 15, 39, 20 and 21, fi Sub Of Original ‘lots 1 and S, sq. 22; $22,575, eee deremish Miller, esq, Supt. Corliss Engine C>., Providence, RL, iudorses St. Jacobs 02, t THe DISMIssaL OF THE CHARGE AGAINST Lovis BaGcger & Co.—A complaint was made last April by a Post Office detective against the well-known firm of Louis Bagger & Co., of this city, for “embezzling and obstructing the mails,” In having opeued a letter addressed to another gentleman, but which had been placed in their Post Office box with the rest of thetr mall. An indictment was found, and ever since Messrs, Bagger & Peterson, who comprise the firm, have been pressing for a tral In the Criminal .Court yesterday the defendants, through their attorney, made an earnest demand for a trial before the adjourn. ment of court, when the District Attorney @tated that he could find no reason why these gentiemen should be prosecuted, it clearly ap- earing that they had not been guilty of any intentional wrong, but that the letter was re- ceived and opsned by them in perfect good faith, and that, inasmuch as under thesecircum~ stances be bad no case, he would ask the court to direct that a nolle pros, be entered. This ue accordingly done, and the case dis- matseed, SOLID GOLD BANGLE RinGs from $2 to $7. Harris & Co,, 432 7th street.—Advé, R ‘THE EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE reronG As- SOCIATION, held its 21st regular meetiog, Wed- nesday, July 6, James H. Saville, president in the chair, and'Jno. Joy Edson, secretay. Ad- vances wore mate to the stockholders amount- ing to $6,909 at an Average premlum of 65 per cent, making the monthly payments on each $1,000 as tollows—on stock $250, on return of advance or principal $5 3, and on premium or Inter est $5.4)—total $16.24. ————— FUSSELL’s Ice cream. t THE LEANING MeTRoPoLITAN M, E. Cacrcw Srrxg.—In reply to a letter of Mr. C. Ingle sent to the grand jury and referred by the Commis- sloners to the inspector of bulidings, Mr. Ea- twisle states that he has made an examination of the spire of the Metropolitan church, and finds it out of plumb in a ea ai- rection, nearly two feet, which in a heavy wind — — the northwest would motes ww dapgeroi $ great height and small base, together reith its detective construction will ae considerable bracing and bolting ake it secure, and he has deemed it his au 'y to order this done, asin case of accident the’ samage would be very great. BRICKLAYERS’ L&DDERS. Thomas Bowling will sell to-morrow at his auction rooms a She lot of ladders. A LARGE assortment of anes tranks, sat. chele, valises and baby sold to-morrow at reduced prices at ati Goldscheanes Siz 7th street northwest: also, you can buy decorated English china tea sets contaiuing vf pieces for $3.50; breakfast glass sets containing 6 leces 25c.; White chamber sets nes ; real gs og cream pitchers 102, alt uoz.; oo a crys ass aie cream trays 100.5 scrut hes Sc.: folding rocking chairs with car; et seats 7c; Florence sugar bowls with cover 1 covered butter dishes 72. DROWNED IN THE PoTomac.—About 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Daniel McGill, 32 years old, got into the river at the Great Falis Tee Company’s wharf, and tried to swim out toa vessel in the chasnel. He was taken with cramps and drowned. The body was soon found. He was Ce red as a fisherman by Capt. Faunce during Jast Dishing season, is wife and four children live in Liverpoo}, Ergland. The body was taken on board the fishing vessel Fishhawk. 1. Muuirary Notses.—The Washington Lebel Thtantry have decided to attend the Yorktor tennial in October next, and ex- panies, aggregating at a mae arran & com- the company to Y orktown in new yesterday were as follows: First one and | eckmal doy Wi in the 30a40C, per dOZ. ; Oe ae : Condensed Locals, The Conrts. ‘The storm which visited our 4 aged six Cmecurr Covar—Juiige Jan st nes, o'clock last evening developed Yesterday, Shirley Knox, commissioner gale down the river, vestsing F. S. and T. Co. laintifT. $200. siarm among the river’ men. (0 serious dam- | Kendall Cannon, Gait agt. nee been re} Kendall agt. Davis, Hertfo1 Terry et al., esterday while the storm was | Roth rescher, Hooper & Sons agt. Ray— raging down the river Jas, MeKeaney. of 505M | nor, Ryon & Earnshaw agt. Combs, same agt, ewes aera on tae on tne) steamer Combs & Co.; default, jured across abdomen by being caught in the tackling while engaged tn casting the anchor, . as P Yesterday Margaret L. Brown entered suit obey in ieee Isv0, when’ & clerk ne 5 Wi 8 cler! e ‘Treasury department, she en er money to Chipman, at his su to loan Upon security and at such rates of int could be obtain but by ne it ers, the referee, Mi J. , has awarded Guradort $11,500. Bt di ages, for the w: of, the the defendants. Wall be insted aeateee the sureties, Messrs. Geo. J. Johnson dM. Willian, to recover this ami ne aTae ‘WERELY STAR, containing a a full accouut Of the attem! assassination of the Preai- Gent, Can be had at the counter ready for mail- Vv. ae ¥, Bowen, M. at A.; Rob’t W. Sani ers, LG: nH. Robert O sual 0.G.; Past Chancellor fiicer Wiliams arrested Richard and Mary woods ‘and Moses Wormley,all colored,in South Washington, last night, tor ieee broker into the house of Michael Nolan, on the 2d S e this montn and stolen Bee all committed to jail nee Case was continued in the Police Court and the fault of eens SENTENCED TO le aSype IN URN PENITENTIARY.—ToO-day, in Crimi- Dal Court, Judge Cox, Thomas J. Bicksler, the photographer, convicted of enaving had In pos- session counterfelt_ money, was called up for sentence. His counsel withdrew the motion for new trial and stated they would take the case to the General Term on exceptions, and B, Was then sentenced to eight years in the Au- burn penitentiary. RUN OVER By A BurcuER Wagon.—About 9:40 o'clock this morning a butcher ven. ariven by a white boy ae Charles Tan over a baby carriage aie ‘a , 15 months old, of LW." Hopesan, The hua’ was taken home and Drs, Adams an Stoes called in. They declined to give the extent of injuries: Officer Pfaff arrested the driver oe ane Case Was nolle prosequied in the Police —EEEE a DivOncw Case Diemissap.—In the Equity Court yesterday, Judge Wylie din Gend the Dill for divorce in the cage of Mason against Thomas Mason. The pe that they were married March 14, 1872, nee this city, by Rev. Sanay Alexander, ‘and charged that her husband was an habitual drunkard, and eed drove her from the house. He de- nied these charges in his answer, and asserted that the wife was in the habit’ of absent hereelf from home until unseemly hours, com- ing in as late as 3 o’clock in the morning, and finally she deserted him. Affairs in Alexandria, (Reported for te Star. ‘TRIAL OF A Boy.—The corporation court,Judge Chilton, was engaged this morning and after- noon with the trial of Nicholas Stocker, a German lad, about 14 years of age, indicted for stealing some $70 from George Steurnagle, of Royal street. He was a bar walter at Mr. S’3, restaurant, but became homesick and started for Germany, and was asrested while walking up the turnpike to Washington. Here ts another boy to be saved by the reform school ANOTHER Boy WuippeD —Charies Norton, a boy, was convicted before the mayor this morning of stealing a watch from I, Rammel, a restaurant keeper, on Royal street. He was sentenced to 25 lashes, which were inflicted by the re polioe at the station house, MORE MEN WHIrPED.—Hugh Strider and “Ponsa” Arrington, ‘convicted of petty larceny for entering Smoot’s counting room for pur- poses of robbery, a few weeks ago, were whipped 29 lashes each, in the jail an, last evening, under sentence of Judge Chilton. BaG OF SMALL-Pox.—After the seaman, W. D. Blankinship, (who lett the schooner W. G. McGee at this port witn the small-pox upon nay Went to Washington. and died at the mall. pox bres ipo) there in May last, his bag of clothing and effects were thrown overboard from the vessel, ag likely to be infected. This bag was washed ashore yesterday and taken up by @ colored man. 1t contained nothing of value and should have been burned at once. FUNERAL.—The Catholic Beneficial Society attended this afternoon the funeral of Miles Murphy, late a member of that soclety. The interment tock place in St. Mary’s cemetery. ELxkeriIon.—An election for a member of the comrzon council from the second ward, vice H. V. Daniel deceased, will be held on Tuesday next, 12th instant, Major John W. Green, of the Mansion House, ts the only candidate an- nounced. PaytnG INTEREST.—The city of Alexandria has promptly patd the July interest on Its com- promise debt. Some $20,000 coupons have already been cashed. THE IRON Boom.—The deeds of real estate to the Potomac Manufacturing Co. from J. B. Agnew have been put on record. Ex-Senator Conklipg’s Messages. HE SUGGESTS THE NECESSITY OF A SBVERE PENALTY AND EXPRESSES HIS SYMPATHY. The following letter was sent by ex-Senator Conkling to Attorney General MacVeagh: uFTH AVENUE HOTSL, NEW York, July 5, 18Si.—My Dear Sir: In the abhorrence with which all decent men allke shudder at the at- tempt to murder the President I have given thought to a matter which your attention may or may not have turned. Our criminal code treats premeditated homicide in all cases alike, Irrespective of the victim. Murder being visited by the greatest penalty, Eanepe no distinc. ion between one case and another could be founded on the pubile relations held by the ers0n slain. But in case ot attempt to murder road distinctions can be made between assail- ipg the life of an individual and an at- tempt to take a ilfe of special value to the whole people. The shocking occurrencs of Saturday I think deman Ubat the definition and punishment of assauits aimed at high executive officers, whether successful or not, should be made thoroughly rigorous. The man who attempts tne life of the president. if morally responsibie, commits an offense whicii the nation ought to guard against and pumien by the exertion of all the power civilizea nations may employ. I suggest this as deserving consideration. My Profound sympathies are with the Prestdent and with all of you every hour. The conflict of reporis keeps hope and fear striving with each other, with nothing stable except faito and trust that the worst 1s over and passed. I wish you would express to the President my cee piety fo this hour, which should Giscords and enlist all prayers for his ae geltyerance: Please also gi ve to Mrs. Gar- field my most: ctful condolence. Trusting that all will be weil, @ordially yours, - ROscok CONELING.” To this letter Mr. MacVeagh replied on the ith inst., saying: “Thanks for your letter of 5th. which has just reached me. Its Suggestion will be carefully considered, and its kind messages of eympathy will be conveyed to the President and Mrs. Garfield at the earliest ogportunity.” A TELEGRAM TO THE VICE PRESIDENT. Ex Senator Conkling also sent a dispatch to Vice President Arthur yesterday, saying: “Please say to Mrs. Garfleld for me that to-day’s reports are most welcome, and rejoice me for the Pt james replied as sueye ‘ae Vice President placed your Fame y hands for delivery to Mrs, Garlleld. have complied eg his: requ and Mrs. Gar- fleid desir to return for your kindly sy! A Heartless Hoax at Long Branch. REPORTED DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT—GEN, GRANT AND MR. GONKLING. - An absurd rumor startled the residents of Long Branch last evening. It was sald that notwithstanding the hopeful signs of the be two or three days, President Garfield had and General Arthur had polsoned ed himself. Tae story of President Garfield's death 5! ,alone might have fotnd some bellevers, when it Was supplemented by the rumors of the Vice President's evicide, it was get down at once a8 & Coarse and hi It did Teco dents at Long Branch are already celebrate, by the fring of jab teeta passed the it of one safety. Private telegrams ‘conuinte _ telegraph ee CRIMDYAL CovRT—Judge Cor. Yesterday, after our report closed; Wm. De Neale, burglary and larceny, was found = and sentenced to three years’ it the — State prison, Wm. Gai victed 01 G r+ (second offence) ‘and zentenced one year at Auburn; sentence re- i a a T. J. Bicksler, con a on counterfeit Thoney! mo- Ueday,, Weary. Pow lay, Henry Suber assaul officer: | Fesiar sentenced to 10 days in j Chas, gl charged = The murder of Eddie discharged on the grounal ‘that he - as. sponatne on account of his age. ‘hos. J, icksler, convicted of having counterfeit money ih his possession; mi withdrawn and sentenced to the Auburn peni- tenuary for elght years on the 5th count; sen- tence on the ist and 2d Forbin) suspenned. The poly will goto the General Term on excep- To-day, Wm. Taylor alias John Wesley, sec- ond emteaee, larceny, guilty; sentenced to Au- burn one year. Lucy Corey, plead guilty to Petit larceny; sentenced to 30 Gays in jail. Equity Covrt—Judge Wylie. Yesterday, Libbey agt. Naylor; Frank La- tham to a cee party jalnant. agt. Harris; teatimoi ny ordered to be taken be- fore Examiner J. M. Yanaga. 80D; dismissal of bill ordered. Fant agt. Du- te etic, Power agt. ower, ‘Timor. Daly Ic sale, er inted guardian ad Utem. ‘Lillie agt. Lillie; Tele rence tO ones C. F. Rowe ordered. reference nee ee agt. Deacon; attachment agt. uel Mason ord Puray agt. Young; sale fin Tatl- fled. Simmons agt. Do eom- misstoners confirmed. le leave to withdraw demurrer and to file answer. Reed agt, ol revival of mite To-day, ch agt, Wallac! reyth Hibernia’ B. A., and cee — Ss crees signed. —Welsenfeld, Hertel; motion to quash att ‘tachment, ove overruled. Jobnson, executor, agt. Lee; mandate of Su- Preme Court of the United States fled. Yest ran care afte eye report closed, Chi esterday after our Chas, Scott, larceny of a hgsket from Geo. Moore; 35 or 15 days, Andrew Burke, disorderly ton, duct; 5 $5 oF 15 days ‘Wm. Bri it, laroeny of a bf reins from vacob J. West; 60 days in liza on, threats to Susan Howard; Cie bonds to keep the peace. ‘giana all, apsautt on Henry Hall; $1. Addle Brown, or; Dersonal bonds to kee Horon, canst el elly; sen- ‘was a self-evident case of cruelty, and any per- son who would puta harness OL an animal when its back was raw was devoid ot feeling, and he would impose a fine of $10, An appeai ‘was noted. —~e— West Washington, nee Georgetown. ANOTHER SUNSTROKE.—About 4 o'clock yes- terday afternoon James King, a white SS about 40 years of ag slight one. Kin; house by Officer bey and ai his home, 619 Christian alley, between +; and ist streets and G and H streets. THe Coat TRapg.— Eighteen boats lett Cumberland, Wednesday, with 2,065.03 tons of coal for Georgetown, as follows: Consolidation Co., 814.12 tons; New Central Co., 117.06 tons; Borden Co., 567.16 tons; Blaen Avon Co , 226 14 July'2, 1881, total shipments 45,198.10 tons, ab increase of 6,221 tons compared with the same sylvania State Line, at and 174,218: by the Chesa- Peake and Ohio canal. —————— SINCE THE START The RETAIL PRICE of the GENUINE BROWNS GINGER Has been 50 cents # bottle. YOU CAN GET OOUNTERFEITS IF YOU WANT THEM, (FOR LESS CASH. FREDERICK BROWN, Philadelphia, je10 THE IMPERISHABLE PERFUME, MURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, BEST FOR Toilet, Bath and Sick Roome marl2-w&s9m PROFESSIONAL. ore SADR Fine Durillons masuyain cosine, Fuceon purle DOOTEOH ee oie Numerd 1416 Penneyivania ‘avenue, Vist es domteil, 83. “Le DOOILUE WHITES cat ctabl Washington dupuis 1861. 38 HE, BEARS PARSONS —Dewries—4g0 oth st. pout comner 9th 5nd 38 moots aT | piekged ‘71S 14th street northwest, Street and New York ave. ; Teeth’ 50 ote. . M. TALBOTT, Dewrist, No. 437 7th Tyee doots from Ooruar Den. eee ay PR D., of BH. ‘aineniea “ot tly Soe suse aioiion ren, sean motion for Dew trial | | SWALLOWING and inhaling the noxious impn- rities generated by Catarrh, POISON not alone the | Basal orvags, but the stemach and lungs. No | merely xocax remedy, Uke douches and insolab’e | Snuffs, can possibly rescn or eradicate the viralent | sporules of Ostarrh. This fect explains the won- | derfal cures effected by Dz. WEI DE MEYER’ new INOOULATIVE treatment. The clemante | need by him are ABSORBED by the mucous mem- brane thronghout the system and form s CONST! - TUTIONAL, as well as local antido‘e, as certain to CURE CATARBB, as vaccine virus is to prevent Bmall-pox. Its unprecedental, sale wita unsohe- ited testimonials from many thousands who, st ALL STAGES of the disease, HAVE BEEN OURED by this wonderful remedy, establish beyond oon- tradiction, the fact taat WEI DE MEYER'S OA- TARKH OURE is the most important medical discovery sincs vaccination. Rev. ©. H. Tarzen, 140 Noble street, Brooklyn, writes: ‘‘One package produced a radical cure.” "*It entirely cured member of my family who had suffered from Ca- tarrh for 40 years.” J. D. McDowaup, 710 Broad- way, N. N.: “It cured me after doctoring for nearly 30 years." Mus. Ewa 0. Howns, 39 W. ‘Washington Place, N. Y.: ‘I can speak for sevex members of my family who have used it with ereat benefit." Rev. W. H. Bummen, Frederick, Md. : “Everybody troubled with Cstarrh as I was should use it.” Many A. RaNxen, 494 N. Clark street, Chicago, Ill.: ‘*For six ars I didnot breathe through my nostrils until used Wei De Meyer's Catarrh Cure.” Mas. M.E SHEnry,3022 Sarah street, St, Louis, Mo.: ‘It gave me instant relief." F, J. Cmanx, Atlantic Hotel, Ohicago: “It restored me tomy ministerial labors.” Bev. Gro. A. Rres, Cobbletkill, N. ¥.: "It relleved me of agreat Polypus.” W. H. Tavespent, M. D., Eigin, Ill., &c., &., &c., &c. Dr. Wel De Meyer's “TREATISE” is mailed raze, His “CURE” is DELIVERED to any addre:s, by D. B. Dewer& Co., 46 Dey St,, N. ¥.. at @1 20complete. jo27-9t CITY ITEMS. Straw Hats at Cost. Large stock of Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Straw Hats, at cost, to cl'se them out, at Lewis’, 920 7th street, bet, I and K northwes'. Summer Underweat Gentile ad India Gauze Vesta, nM 50, T5: Best White Twilled Cottons Drawers, 50, “4 at Lewis’, S90 7th _st., bet. land K,nw. 2 Ladies’ Reliable beeper hte) New Styles, Low gard stesoe” ‘Trunk Strapa, Sik UU mobrellas; at Lewis’, 920 7th at., bet. land K, iw. 2 + Countericits: Caution!! Several imitations and countertetts of the RUMFORD YEAST POWDERS ‘have been offered for sale by irresponsible par- =e — Some are called “RUMFORD,” one ia 2amed “BUMFORD,” another “HUMFORD,” and 80 On. All have the genera! appearance of the genuine Rumford, tn os Whoever .epares or sells any imitations or counterfeits of the Rumford Yeast Powder that are calculated to deceive the casual observer, infringes our copyrights, aud render themselves Uable to heavy fines and tmprisonment. We shall proceed against all tnfringers to the fall extent ofthelaw. ‘The sales of Rumford Yeast Powder have ie ey py peo the quality of the goods higher thers, and reason- able co ‘We shall do all m our power to prevent im- | oti upon our customers, and shall con- to warrant the Rumford Yeast Powder to be a8 heretofore—healthful, nutritious and of th. Aim © N. D. ARNOLD, Treas. Nerve. Well’ Heath 3 Henewer, greatest remedy on earth for impotence, ye sexual = &, $1, at C Drupglste, 490 Pa IRON BITTERS. BROWN’S IRON BITTERS IRON BITTERS, fe", Shag HON BITTERS. Oure Dyspepeia. Tack of TRON BITTEBS, the) For Delicate jorgans, movi BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, PICNICS, UEICAL MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. COMPLIMENTARY TO ¢ TO COL. B. M. ROGERS, TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1882. Btesmer MARY WASEINGTOS will leave at and return st 11:80 p.m. ~ yy of out most exe, Becitationists ap, who appre’ EXCURSIONS NS, &e. <teate natur’. #6 well as bis splendid sineine, ha mathe do five hin ue eutertalnment on tw, admitting L “Te. a re FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK. VIEW OF THE OCEAN. he steamer GEORGE LEARY will leave trom Tth-etreet wharf SATURDAY, Jal Sth, at 6 p.m returning arrivee feebineton Monday pornive 68. = a alt ‘s Brass Band will fe itsoursion, “Tick ete re mad trip, 83 50. 3y7-2t Ors 10 THE PRESIDEN1'S E88, the Picnic that was to take place at Van Ness Park om the 4th of July, under the auspices of the WASHINGTON CADETS, ‘Has been POSTPONED to the 15th July. jy4-20t* JNEW AMIANGEMENTS FoR THE STEAMER MABRY WASHINGTON. PEINGS tne Sieur” Mant ASHINGTON Will BURDAY.” MONDAY, DAY, leaving 7th strect Wharf LE Gaye at 9:30 am, Rant trip, 25 cents. br Mcuty overs aoe, toamier leaves Feturping a a, re, 10 oats, will be chartered st reasonable . 8. DALE. Manager. The steamer Mary Wasbireton will also make: Excursions every BATUKDAY, leaving ber wharf at 6:90 p.m. ; retorning atl 30pm. Musicand dancing down and back on all tripsexcept ®un- ‘Lickets, 25 cente. m7 Sore Ne ete OMAC RTE. COMP, \ ea VERTINEMENTS. were Aes FOR NOBR LE PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS: ” ROU FINE POINT, AND Steamer GEOR R THURS: Days and SATURDAYS 4 EXCURSION To THE CAPES BOM NORFOLK, First clase to Fort menres ena Fortolt... a rat class, ronnd tri, FOR sma vr SREDERL Ki tsp SBURG, anD Th enowsnds met pide EXO! ing Dectiog with AP mK at apres Salis (except Bundsy) at 9"0 8, 8:30 p. Fare to Richmond, fimited. Fare to Kichmond, unlinatted Soo Fare to hi chinond, round tri trip, wood for 10 days 7 00 EX To Richmond, via Norf: mand ae eae te pent Bteamer Excelsior, twi ‘S Baty 80 a.m.and3:30 Pm.) to Richmond, via ee eee Railroad Evan SIONS, or to Ng via Rich- james River by coe Bound trip Sickets. DAILY EXQURSIONS, via Excelsior, pe! ana 338 = ‘On BUN- or 18 cents, or 10 for £0 conta op the Ferns Boars. clil@res under} years cf agefree The ‘eave = ipgton rag for, Alexandria as foliose; 6. an 30 0 ata oh S30, wp iy eave ‘are capeetally' JelT-L 4 50,'5: 0, ¢ 30 and 7 po __- a “ERICSSON LINE STEAMERS.? PRILADELPRIA, :30 and 6:30 and leipurtiion” Ive WaTEs Rovurs to Avoiding the gt ‘and Dust of weOws A Steger of the Baltiaoe and Phi BieambentCo ‘wil leave the Sombany'e wharf, cor- per] iebt and Pratt tama: EVERY — Ai ad pe Bunday) ats p.m. FARE: “Gans qper acinar. Ola Behsbie Line “from Phiarel rip Tickets, good for the Round timgre to Ata Olty Bing'e Ticket AMUSEMENTS. BIVER’S SUM! GARDEN CONOERTS. — Attra:tious for Fourth of July W le jor, Oontral Rp) Wil Mack, Balsdist and Moto inser. ee of Mr. Wm > nee Jaever, Piseolo Salvin, “and ibe Baca Ne charge for admission. Soe BICYCLE SALESROOM AND SCHOOL FOR THE DISTRICT AT FENTON HALL, 1108 E Sreeet Nontawest, Wasmixeron, D.C. pera _ for fall informetion to sav i. | CARPENTER. = er LS Wien, RAtQTORIOM, 2 z£ TWEEN OTH AND 5 (GENTLE ME: Beir to = xive tntrucigan EVEN! IG FOR GENTLE geioaing Adunionion. —_—————_—_—_——_— PIANOS AND ORGANS. SS es G. L. WILD & BRO."S ‘Eizaanr New Musicat WAREROOMB, No. 709 71h st northwest, near G. NEW STIEFF ABD PANO SICH & Biow, NEW ESTRY ORGANS. agfQy MUSIO and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of Everybody erecta! ful new BABY CHAND Rinne eas pean PIANOS. au) PIANOS: ORGANS. ORGANS. onGaNs. During the months of J 4 caer As ‘aly an3 Aucast I will