Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1881, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. TEEIR RETURN TO THE CITY. . PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, Sf cay Gams atepomn That Geos seoeapeaaal AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, . . Assistant Secretaries Blaine and Hitt and Mr. 8. A. Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St., by a 3 pond were taken to the Arlington, where The Evening Star Newspaper Company, : tbe} Sete ete Seaete™aeunieg, Oy hem whe GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. Pan ant hee etertatneg. “Penigh te wil Tur EveNtxe Stan is served to subscribers in the RTand dinner by Washington's German be carriers om tie corn teeth st 10 cue Peg ¢ sre being made. Next Meminy"ovenibe em st centeeach. By mail—postage prepaid—50 cents a mouth, be a ree eption at Wormley’s by Secretary Blaine to ee yout, $6: six monthe, $9. aoe = oll guests will remain here uptil next {Entered at the Post (ffice at Washington, D. C., a8 Ay MO Ing, when they will go to Boston wy second-clans mail matter.} tod the ot son ci ele —— Ve 58—N®: 8,908. - WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1881. TWO CENTS. Captain Howgate’s Case. Rates of adverti«i INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR | - Pict ntomeegt ay ips recognizance “i ; W. Mowgate gticané or eetemneeean SPECIAL NOTICES. DOUBLE SHEET. Spare beseeic peters war accor. xenon peeunmoramiearcnrene-|T@legtams to The Star, | dteeasortstea im the crimtast cour a bench ne = ee ——— — Warrant Was issued, and ina few minutes after: aecrew axe Toe, GUELPY CHAPED, 7TH AND BOUNDARY 5 : A Short Open'Session. RRTARYSHIP_ONLY TWO CABINET CHANGES TO BE wands Deputy Marshal Wiltiams went out to arrest dnomane ene preachtt sop it Washington News and Gossip. agin President pro tem. laldbetore the Senate to-| Tecan be sated without qualification that Pres Came INS court ast oven Me Aas Rua ese eee == FST GET lay @ communication e Secretary e | dent Arthur, upon his return from Yorktown yes-| [RELAND’S “NQ RENT” AGITATION. “ x nt jow §. —Sth ‘e - UNDE |. E. CHURCH, 14TH AND G i} uN ‘Ne | feiture of the recognizance and withdraw the cak axe Pancas On pas: EP tres \Preachtne by the pastor, Her. FW. | TARRE are 137 new ailvertisements in Tae] Troasury in response toa resolution adopted by | terday, founds telewrata wirattang nek in ee g ¥ bench warrant. This motion was granted by = Warp, Main. and 7:30 p.m. 1" | Svar to-day. Boos, ko.—Sth page. the Senate on the 24th March calling for a com- | Governor morgan, OLNew. York, declining to ac- Judge Cox, and a messenger sent after Depul ~ ——— —— cept the office of retary of the Treasury which Mare . “o i “4 Boanpixe-—4th paxe f caeace dovand © atveste,” Services Tosmor: | GOVERNwENT Recerrrs To-pay.—Internal reve-| Plete list of all books, papers, pamphlets, etc., | hag been tendered lim. In declining the trust, | RETURN OF TROOPS FROM YORKTOWN, | Minha W ivan to Fecal the warrant, whic Boors axp Ssoxs—Tth page. = py omer Se eaae by Hey. We W. Comer. | nue, $327,073.20; customs, $868,636.62 Fag Oy the various jePartments from March, | the governor says he 1s now over 70 years of age? Howgate aieerwaie cone te kee ieee. cas Busrvess Caaxces—ith pere. Sondey sched 9:00am ae | ee : 1789, to March, 1881. The communication, which | that the Treasury has grown to beadepartment of tea ea cs Bumpers’ SurPiies—7th page. 2 rith Mr. A. B. Williams, looked over the volutin~ Tue contemplates a brief visitto New | states that the records of the Treasury department | many detalls in inanagement, and forsuch reasons ¥ Williat Crry Irexs—8th page. ik EREACHING AT | yo compel a sd fail to give the Information called ior, was 1aid | he does not eare to assume the duties at his ime | NEW BRITISH MINISTER EN ROUTE, | ous inatctment and retired. pathy onal A re deep. aoa | ee carey noee nee uupon the table, and the Seuate (at 12:10} went into | of ite.. Another reason uot set forth im the tele DISTRICT ATTORNEY COKRMILUS ULTIMATOM. : i AGnsssome 7 NePMtor At) 4 weerme of THE CABINET, at Which all the | executive session. , however, which doubtless constrained the This morning, District Attorney Corkhill said he ee Races Hi See $20 pm, Rave WA SARSOR: a tn attendances, wes bed atsensior | may. ates declination, is the fact that Gov. Morgan found The Rent Revolt in Ireland. had understood that the forfeiture had been Epucarronar—5th page. %_MIZPAH BAND WILL HOLD GOSPEL SER- | Members were in attendance, - Dudicy’s Nomination as Com that his acceptance would necessitate his giving | nepry op THE LAND LEAGUE TO ARCHRISHOP CROK! ee zi Pamir Surrtes—7th page. EG tte at Dumbarton-street Chureh, Georgetown, | Jones? residence, on Capitol Hill, to-day. ‘The sioner of Pensions Confirmed. Up his commercial business. He 1s now at the | PLY OF THE LAND LEAGUE TO AncHursHior CROKE. | stricken out in the ease of Howrate. FIsaxctat—Sth page. To-morrow | (Sunday) afternoon. | at "3:30 "o'clock | session began at 12 o'clock, and had not adjourned | In the executive session of the Senate this atter- | EP,tuS com largest importing house in the sugar | Journat publishes a reply by Mr. Egan, the treasu- { _, The Court—Yes, Ifound that the bond was a Fon aes (iconen=ath pexe. == CHURCH, CORNER 14TH AND peter fie CHO MER RAioe OF DEBUG Bh eres | eae noe Poaay with his Cabinet on | Grogs, “Bedaind League, to the letter of Archbishop | Oot Gorin sata that the bond was not one of ‘oR ¢ 4 5 ALL 50U1 |. CORN ni rotest! ; anifest on Fon Ker (Mlscslencous) ath pare, ES eg en en a ‘ected oppontion to | Monday, but pertby met wal the ladle OF | aunt He dclares nat une arenben alan | Sle Sort, ant he dete ond say that Caple HOW. Fon Sank (Miscellaneons)—4th page. Sunday school at 9°45. Strangers cordially invited! it” | Grane » him, but he was confirmed by what a Senator de- | Rext Ww sees Ty Windomand one | {0 rave errors. ‘The orizinal program of the | Our, Unless the ex oa : fe in aati > ‘ changes—a successor to Secretary Windom and one fe, he Says, Was not “fair rents,” Dut the abo, | Se, Would come in to-day and answe Peculamearhnrep reap mere [o> CONGREGATION OF THE TABERNACTE — SSaE Upon la reatie! | eee neo AtUpoIne MaNGRAY, to Attorney General MacVeagh,” The others will Hitch of landioraiens. these no comparison te | MF, A, &, Willams said that the bond was rege a chaste opt sce Preaching in the Westminster Presbyterian INTEREST ON District Bonps.—Upo1 Tear Nomin ations ‘To-day. be retained until Decemper. “It 1s stated that the | tween the present Situation and that when Mr. | U2? and he had tt, finding that the bond was for Besearosnsnrnee— Th vege: Ghurch, “th street, between D and E streets southwest, | tion made upon Secretary Windom, Treasurer Gil- | comer 0; aie WELEEOG Goes rro- | President first tendered the Treasury secretary-| Davitt and the first of the “suspects? were ar. | WS @Ppearance at the December term. This bond Ixsuraxce—4th pare. Sanday evening, at 8 o'eloek, by Dr. W. W. Hicks. It” | ation to-day recelve d $19,807 with which topay the seb soos Spal — inet ‘subsequentay cee wes ng declined 1b and | rested. ‘The government has now thrown away | CoUliDOL RoW be fortelted. He would object to Laptes’ 5th page. ea eae = « ‘ that subsequently the President asked the ex- nt < y | any edings on iacrenee 00 pee Ce a titect near Be Socteat pe NORTEL CAT; | tniet of Columbiny which tails due November ay gine President sent the fellowing nominations t | Senator Ho come an him in ers hich he Se ee Col, Corll remarked that unless Mr. Wittiams Los axp Focxp—4th page. a.m. Subject ‘To-morrow: “Cain, the, Asstwein, and e Senate to-day: Navy Medical Inspector Philip ain the portfolio was offered ‘Mr. Conk. | Pressed all forts 0 Croke advices the people | Would give his word and have Capt. Howgate here Laer ov Lzrrens—ith page. his mark to preserve him from illegal violence." “1t"_| ‘THR CALLERS UPON THE PRESIDENT To-Day Were | §, Wales to be a medical director, Commander Ung, an again une declined tt ‘The President then | tg eurrenter ae ae Ea. Day rent wear ea by noo he would ask the issuance of a beach War- MarataGEs—Sth pace. (-S> pL NERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. | Gov. Hawkins anda delegation from Tennessee; | Robt. F. Rr. dford to bea captain; Lieutenant Com- to the time the President lett for Yorktown he a a and rescusitate the corpse of landiordism. Mr. Williams said that Capt. Howgate had no ’ Mowe to Loas—4th page. $Ge abyahinn by the Pastor, 4; D- Lowen, at ii| ex-Governor Conner, of Me.; Senator Harris and| mander Colby M. Chester to toe commander Ueved it would be accepted. From a friend of Zhe | carejuily comsideeed Hae nae ye eee 24 | ausposition to shrink mom hie ree Mepicar, &c.—Tth page. Be Portion of the ot TY ced friends; Senators ee ee re een Lleut. Abraham H. Vail to be a lieutenant com- | President the statement is made that he will not. against rent, and belicve it the only wise and | Had the District Attorney given notice he would 3 PERSONAL—4th pace. ee ee eee een Sewell, Platt (Conn), and Representatives Hubbell | mander; Master Jacob J. Hunker to be a Ieuten- | appoint in is Cabinet any Senator or Representa. courageous course. They are confident that it | have been here yesterday. PROFESsIONAL—4th pase. (>, CHURCH OF THE EPIPHA and Page. Register Bruce, of the Treasury, also | ant; Ensign Geo. T. Emmons to be a master; Mid- | tive, nor will he take any one who has been in the , trim Col. Corkhill.—“It ts no part of the business of Praxos axp Onaaws—ith para Tee egtamion: 8 eared maine service And sennct | called. shipman Wm, R. Rush to be an ensign; ‘Thomas Cabinet of ls preaecessors | Thisy ft true, wil Bae eee a the District Attorney to sive not! ES = — a “the! Rect C. Me sylvania, to be a civil engi- | rule Secretary Boutwell out of the Cabinet, but - Mr. Williams either it a... See Bh patae erie Seca by Bee Hecker, Seo Sorese sine fies fas ERB Cone roa Beer a ee aro Woleoty ot New Pilnot_ apply to, Secretary Lincoln, Because the | A resolution adopted by the bishops. and clergy | news io forfeit a recognizance on’ sucha bent ee, ae aS spe | Rent republicans were close e lent | York, to be a civil engineer U. §, navy; Frank sident will not remove him. It fs learned that unty Kildare is published endorsing Arch- | this as soon as the Mt i is bro pane ia page. a ae Sera OE RMIENDE! f rex ceyeral’ Brees last Taeht,, eens tien Gea | Mase jolumbla, to be a civil engi. | the President 1s fixed in his determination to give | Dishop Croke's letter, Col. Corkhill remarked that, he wae ander the ‘Bcoor Booxs—Sth rage. attend Friends’ Meeting on I street, between 18th and | Grant, Senators Edmunds, Allison, Logan, Came- | neer U. 8. navy; Robt. E. Peary, of District of the Treasury portfolio to New York. ‘HONORING PARNELL. impression yesterday Uhat it was an ordinary say sence ltr 9th northwest, To-morrow, at 11 O'clock. Public in-| ron, and other distinguished Senators None of | lumbia. to be a civil engineer U. 8. navy. ‘Trea- TALK AT THE CAPITOL. Right Hon. E. Dwyer Gray will move in the | bond. SPECIAL Norices—Ist page. Vited. 1t* 3 iy d, but | Sury—John L. Kaine, of Wisconsin, appraiser at | The Senate went into executive session to-day town council of Dublin on Tue next, that the | Mr. Williams remarked that he would have SPECIALTIES—4th page. = — Hor ee Fc oc aa so ea oon in Wvere | the port of Milwaukee, Wis., to filla vacancy; Ed- | within afew minutes after mecting. About the freedom of the city be conferred on Mr. Parnell. | Capt. Howyate in court at 12 o'clock, OF AS SOOM Sreawens, &c—7th page. Fag hHE FREE METHODISTS WIL! 3 one hice | . pe ward F. White, of California, coiner of the mint of | corridors and galleries of the Senate the forth- ab : ay PRancracn, | thereafter as possibie. service at 102} 7th street northwest at p.m.:| under discussion. It is sald the President sent for : of Califor: {1sco, Cal. Post. | coming Cabinet was, of course the chler ctor | GLADSTONE BURNT IX EFFIGY IN SAN PRANCIBCO. Save Devosrr—ath page. sho an open-air mecting at 7th street and Louisiana | the gentlemen who were present, and. from this it | the United Stites, at § ge ecg Le ERE | Na Caines oot ms eoNirae Une CHIC PIS ot | ea eo ee (kate eae sie Anwatmierte: Swine Macrrxes—dth page. tino Pact Gq ga 4 Welcome to all. Read Ex., 38, 14; | is argued that a stalwart Cabinet will be formed. "| Masters—Wm. H.’ Hastings at_ Hammon Salta vere ltoe itlve knowledge ag | Of the land league at Irish-American Hall last | The argument.on the motion to quash the Im Sroxtixe Goons—ith page. alao, Ps., 66, 6. . a BE EOE Se Be oi pT ACOs Ea A coming Sppointments. “The nae | evening, Mr. Gladstone was burnt in efligy. dictments issued In the case of United States agt j ‘Tue Trapes—Tth page. “o>, MAJOR W. AHALL WILL ADDRESS THE | DxaTH oF aN Any Orricen.—The War depart- | Louis’ Leferto at Donaldsonville, Ala.; ¢ pasted baa oe a : : aton Unxprataxens, &c.—5th page. EP cdspel enncrance Mecting at Worth Mee ment is to-day informed that Capt. George L. | Thompson at Breckenridge, Col. Oe cent hae: Ge cone e Sree Wark teas ack Howgate, to recover over $100,000, in the Circuit +4 “4 Church, her 3d and A streets northeast, on Sunday, = < a ‘s era acl m VYerktown. Court was not commenced to-day, but by agree. ‘Wastep (Help)—4th paze. Penne ee les carte ‘aly | Tyler, 24 cavalry, U. 8. A., died Thursday night at revailed. These, It was generally sald, will be ETURN = ib aoen gee =F gsal Sana Warren (Situations) th page. favited, “FS OCeK Peme The public are condisly | Frederick, Maryrand. "ie'dled at his ome, ane) Wcem lms amy miariene Somitiee: Morgan, or New * York, for ‘Secretary, of the BALTIMORE, OCtOWer a the a eacin) | enh sees over to roving ANTED (Houces)—4th pace. —— == POSTP EK. Teasury, and Howe, of Wisconsin, for “Attorney | regiment arrived here this me eon te * n 7 WaxTEp (Miscellaneous) sth pare. TF ascct’ and. Pecnevhania Taverne souerst.> | REGISTER Buvce, of the Treasury, today re-} mere was no unusual appearance in the Wash- | Gorse : Typlment arrived here this morning on the ste F Woop axp Coat—4th pai Preaching by the Pastor, Rey. W. E. Parson, at 11 a.m. | Celved a dispatch from the executive committee ot ington market house this morning. A little before | _ There was a report to-day that Secretary Lincoln | jeave at one o'. : jock on the cars for hon “SO p-1n. Seats free. All weleome. Sunday school, | the Mississippi river improvement convention at] eicyen o'clock Mr. W. E. Chandler, of the board of | to be made Attorney General, and that Gen. rs Seana pom “ eale will take his place as Secretary of War. thelr dine ord oe St. Louis, extending to him “a spectal invitation | airectors; and Mr. Dowling, atictioneer, appeared | Beale, ¥ ; PHILADELPH ober 22—The ste —— a pectal tors, . ing, eer, appes Iso, that Gen. Longstreet will be Secretary of the | ,, ; 2 oun the London: Beimeuical Cow: | houorsry Cuesta ee saci | in the office of theglerk upstairs, After some talk | Navi A cena e et eas eos Secretary of the | aston, which conveyed the gover > STE. 5 5 — Fi I ze “ I x tee and militia to Yorktowt THE PERPEILAL BUILDING ASSOCIA- | ferencd will wenn Hpit To-morrow at alt, Vers rary 8 = ‘ 4 ted as | Member of Congress he was satisfied that Long- a ; ee hon Plice at. E. Churel! South, a¢ li f'eiock avn, and | UD, Larcely of southern men and democrats, and, | a vacant stand tn the east wing was selec street would be In the new Cabinet. It was also | S48 morning and landed TION. 130 p.m. Friends and the public cordially invited. 1¢° | theretore. Mr. Bruce reg: . eT Mie pssed OMFOURH HHS. aisles Gitte toate roapeee | Sald that the President. had. mot yet ‘decided | WHAEt. Sonic fhe gghcenr ee an expeditions way. METROPOLITAN M. F. CHURCH, corner | * = Pee RL he: dae a tbe market Lupon his entire Cabinet, but that he had deter- | MZ Governor Hoyt, landed « y <S" © and 4% streets.—The Pastor, Rev. R., GEN. GRANT : Hamilton. Nps disembarked, and those who orkhill) had had so mined to appoint Morgan to the ‘Treasury and 4 enti cd sig bh expeditions and Increases, that he was ‘This Azacciation will commence business on the FIRST | Barn, will preagh Tenor ee Tee ind TAD Howe as Attorney General, and let the remainder | C*Me trom the west will leave for their homes to- | °X? r F court with Judge Cuppy B. Willi ol. Cook, special attorney, and the District Attorney were present, representing the government. Mr. Wiison stated that the indict veste ‘ SPECIAL NOTICES. = — arned the SD THE TYNER Ficnt.—The report | gaged, Seemed to pay no attention to the prepa gi ‘ . tions going on, although now and then proprietors s ey General, ooee er | day. to run this case at. railroad . He sige WEDNESDAY IN NOVEMBER, under the manage- | pm” Pray etine Wednesday evening, at 7:30 | that Gen. Grant came to Washington more to | tlons ¢ 7" gh or go over until December; that in December Howe r cat am aepor- Ment ofthe flowing mares oicire Udicek. Steangers cordially invited to these sebvices. 1 | back First Assistant Postmaster General Tyner in of, stalls, during. es aia Joke ovee tas propor | Would be given another department and’ Lincoln eae . onre : ; General Foreign N 5 : to what plea CHAS. C. DUNCANSON his present fight for the retention of his office than | saie. be made Attorney General. “i sm News, uctioneer, 9th and D sta. WESLEY CHAPEL, COR: # He did not understand why gone bed ab THE NEW BRITISH MINISTER ON HIS WAY TO WASH Wice Bre $F streets north west.— on acconnt of Cabinet matters, was generally circu-| "Sve want to have this thing settled,” sald stim j While they were willing LEWIS ABRAHAM, Counselior-at-Law, F street n. w. pastor, Rev, Wat. I, McKesner. | culated today. Itwassald that Gen. Grant openly | chairman Kelly, of the marvoe tenes wesc Men =. IVERPOOL, October 22 Hon. Lionel Sackville this ease, ‘tin objected to this rall- ‘Treasurer, mand Sp.m. Prayer meeting | backed Tyner, but a prominent republican who| tion, toa Srak’ seportenn aie ant tena b 1» Etes Weel he Revie DOR ee ing. E. M. LAWTON, Disbursing officer, War Department. ry ev sats free. ie” | warmly espouses the eause of one of the gentlemen | Whether the nutket company cer force, us to buy RUFUS HATCH AGAIN. United States, Suited to-day on haart the steamer |. Cok Comhill said he had done only what he ont JOHN COOK, Fouryh Aud. fe, Treasury Dept. >) HAMLINE M. E. CHURCH, COR. 9TH AND | hamed as a probable. successor of Avner Stated | our own business or not. If they sell our stalis we * New York, October 21. | Indiana for Philadelphia. The Earl and Countess | BaTY did. | He was free to say that he was not 2 ‘Directors, anton, RO Se ME Hee Se «Bnet ee et | positively, that Gen, Grant had dented to him that | win leave the market, ‘They cannot afford to | _Spasmodic fluctuations have taken place in the | gan and a distinguished party from Knowsley | Satlsfled with the bond. ‘There had been no show= , Agricultural Department, Pattor, Rev. SM. Harrsocg, “Spiritual conquest: | he was taking any intarest in the Tyner fight. | drive usaway. We left the market once before | Flevated Railroad. stocks, and suits have beon | fantecne Out In a tender to bid tie minister fare- | 1 Sho regular cow be purses |. GOODE, City Post Oftice. 130 Pig ghate Wife.” Revival service. Mr, ‘Tyner saw the Presitent again this morulug | and they sent atter us, making all sorts of prom- | commenced after thest3 000, 0p of eck. Tepresent- | well. 7 pd that Capt. How rained. 7g te RG school, "9:15 and 3. Welcome to all. and liad another long interview with him. 1505 ing an unmitigated Rawiclel felscheos Seen ee een Mr. A. B. Williams Said notwith-tanding. the TERT, Anatomaist, Med. Museum. TS yESTREET BAPTIST | CHURCH, NEAR ABOUT TO BEGIN THE SALE. The stock then declined to 17. ‘There aresome | prypnpoor, October 2 Adelin. Pet cod Signor | satements made, the regular course had not been BROOKES, Seeretari's office, War Dept. | Herp Mh steret nerthwest.—Ereaching by Pustor, Her. | | PITNEY Fe a roan ant accompanying | 4 sete pefore noon Messrs, Emery, Ela and other | wicked! people in the city of New ore whe waters | LIVES TallGd To-day’ ta the Stsatact Aver tor | PUTauet amd thely Were no bench warrants tesued s office, ir. FAUNce, at 11 s.m., su ““The near and the rs mak in ent, while the J ; 7 : Nicolint s ond: geria 10 ¢ other eases Where Indictments were y, Miltary Justice, War Dept. far off views.”" Sunday school conoert at 7:30 p.m; | Fults evey contain ave nde Seok ete enacen | members of the board of directors having ap- manufactured and sold the stocs atk; aes eee | New York. ray. The government Was Pepresented KER, Bur. bus. and Printing. sinwging and recitations by ecolars; address by Faster. | Tninteresting and. untinportant, ‘The cengaitters | Peared, a bell was rung and Mr. Dowling planted a | anu public. had been aqueczed ouvot thelr stock | The Loss by aml Ea. the bond was given, and It was setustactory them, CHARLES, RENI AAS St os statement, {t is satd, refers briefly to certain trans- | Fed flag on the stall which had been selected as the | at trom 7 down to 17, sults were compromised, avd 7 It was trifling with the rights of the defendant . BENJAMIN, 95 Corcoran Building. [>> WAUGH METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCG, | Sctlons aries merchants, but beyond this, ex- | auction stand. ‘These signals changed the whole | last week the stock sold at 45. Hl! presto! change! Ste atter requiring this bond to send witnesses to the GEORGE FRANCIS DAWSON’ E- ‘a.m. Mrs. Witteeaven, of the Womans Metoral | cepting What space 1s devoted to discussing’ the | appearance of things in ‘the market. Dealers de- | secs to be the onlerol the day, The Merreoanece AT NGURENG, Vas, October 22——The disastrous | grand jury at once, and on the endoms-anent of true ISAAC L. JOUNSON, Attorney-at-Law. Chtiatizn Union Convention’ F-30'9 womame ReUOnA | Hegality of the position ceeupled, by Mie Eriney, | Serted their stands’and crowded about the plice | storkholders hoe applied to the Supreme Court | been the result of an explosion ol a barrel of Hoe, | ql, toseud out a bench warrant. He submitied ‘Bankers, the Pastor, Her. Witton’ Downs. Relival series | nO names are mentioned ‘nor inferences drawn | Of Sales the alsles for. many yards. around were | foran tatunction pre ace rece ecm Court Sens 1h & shed adjolaing ge commis hewear | Ot Poe ee Mesars. RIGGS & CO, . each evening during the week. Allare invited. It” | which could be construed _as reflecting on officers | crowded. ‘The directors and Mr. Dowling having | or Investigation, but your Feaders will please re- | Seman Lucado Crivhtte, ony hola ee | ale ling of it re Was no difference ‘The more important characteristics of the Association holding high positions in the department. -| Mounted the stand, Mr. Dowling announced that | member that these suits were commenced after | Messrs Lucs i Scarehowse dad | er ene s ba, SEE “=>°_MISS FRANCES ¥. WILLARD, PRESI- ee en the sale would take place in accordance with the | the stock had advanced to 45, Tt would seem that | Fiulch was destroyed Twenty car loads of cotton | the ageek Kemarked that this indictment was tm * Zhe Febutation and experience of the manayers. TEMPERANCE ONTO Ma ONAL, GHEIS- | TRANSFER OF ARTILLERY REGIMENTS.—A general | advertisement. Mr.Chandier then read the pamph- | every: tan are desta fo eee mould seem. t his | and a lange quantity” of tobacco, With other tee | Me Nature of a new proceeding, and did ex-operative plan. .. Hall To-morrow (Sabbath) Aftecroone at 4 Selects | order issued by Lieutenant General Sheridan, from | let containing the terms of the sale ‘and the Tules | own Jude to grantor renove injunctions. andiso awaiting Shipunent were nico dectroved, | Sega sue matters on wiikc th the The perpetual scheme, with a new series of stock every | Subject —""Tour ‘Through the South.” Public invited.1¢ | his headquarters at Chicago, transfers the 19th and | 224 ee oe ay aces Cee cian Se An accurate slumhate of tue entire, loss not dy) made the bond, it w Sorrowers participating in the ofits with the HOLY CROSS CHURCH, CORNER MASSA- | 20th regiments of infantry, the former from the 2 have not advanced. I ssi at the public | Yt be made, bub it is thought it will reach $200,000. | grand jury would be occupied with 4a invertors, —— (ne EF ces ome ot ee ee Geparthient of Miscourl te ehe department of] Mr. @. W. Cooper mounted a stand opposite Mr. | Rave not advanced. It is possible that the public - may remember in time to come what Mr. Vanderbilt oe the star route cases. Arbitration for the settlement of disputes without | vices: Matins, 9% a.1n.; Litany and Celebration’ Hol : , : : Oe : Ww ae ate = most | agains wy Soi any au °c fod ‘Texas, and the latter from the department, of | Chandler, and stating that he was employed as | could afford to do Dusiiaee on nee Tet imum: of interest on. advances 6 per cent, affo iy Mating, 9 a.m.; Evensong, 6 p.m. ng borrowers $1,000 for a total payment of ten dollars | JA: Hanwoiay, Hector. » Street To-day. et ri ne Re reoent See ee counsel by the dealers notified all present that the | cumstances and ar certain Coe and the people cates Etemilen arters and two ¢ e 2th In- | tesry ot may not so readily overlook it ‘as the one-man | Cle (1:40 p. m. edition) say fantry will report to the department commander | le&ality of the so-called sale would be contested at | May Ly Mr. Wilson.—But those cases have been abane done by the gov Mr. Cook.—I'see my brother will always indulge month with supply jemand {i -———— is by “1 Wer expects them—whether It is Mr. Gould, Mr. | Markets are quiet but stronge . bonds 2 living tua prosaic age. T would Bones.) Oe soe es « oh [-e>, PRFSBYTERIAN CHAPEL (REV, G.. B, | at Fort Leavenworth. This change wilt make | Hw, inquired If the law had been com Muged the | Vanderbilt or Mr. Garrett... Mr. Vanderbilt great | 24 higher for the extended See and otherwise rics st to Pa ToMAnce, Economy in exvenses, the interest of the shareholders “J Paren in cl ), Clabaugh Hall, 14th street | Col. Otis the head of the infantry and cavalry ai 1 tto take part inthe sale until th sin was in going into the Fink combination, and it } are unchanged. In illustration of the disposition | Judge Wilson.—You have one in your hand now: Being the first consideration, and not the payment of | northwest, between Corcoran and K streets, next to | school at Fort Leivenworth Kansas, which ig to | 1ealers not to take part inthe sale until th take him months and years t nt.” among the banks to replace extended 6's with ex- | that does not amount to much, (alluding to the im @ormous salaries to the officers, 1030—Sabbath services at 11 a-m-; Sabbath School at $| he similar to the artillery school’ at Fortress | Westions were settled. Mr. Cooper’s appearance | May Paee In Te plasel Seer tended 5's, we hear that yesterday a lane New | dictinent.) Pee ee cid i eh outa See isn AB | Monroe | amet reerianoamenne ca rue Se | ees ere creme a uae or ema | Cetus Git eae Migetiee ee es eens | “Tle cad very cain nee fy of eettline advances ani new ones are 9 . ol 29-51 lealers, who cheered his remarks. s a 000, 8 a pwpdg! Heth emai) without leseal Me mod — : wi ein order fol rus to take a sul 's, of which $600,000 are to be used to replace the | Changes your client with taking government money Toots a ae oven. E fmabectiptions tothe current | [=gF",,8T. PAULIS sane Rector Te tomey, |, THE TREASURY INVESTIGATION ReronT.—Owing come anes arias of rousraceing che ns serition for the Engiish Lloyds, as proba ly they ° ns A a Se ead a, Wastunston. and mea ts teen a maby te nea tock. To-morrow, i stand in about as sore need of it asany commercial . curity w note circulation, Whicl e — This a romance. ; aly Cos 77:30 rors to the fact that the Sherman resolution calling for | or to intimidate any one. Sr the bank yay wal So0k.— e, Sees ER tin, | Tee ie, Sones eetag, | te rary avetigtin report ne bing fe | Mr Cre rid he ha not but haa come | Rot fe He orig pane gone tana | Leer Ws meray ateingine gine | Si Comets Fa Se pt, San ase hazing, high premiums and heavy | 4 Tim Tied service, 7:90 p.m and on itso All | ceived at the department eroay in time, tne state | to natty all parcnssers tab eney, would "buy. eub- | Hoane trom whence no) wavelet returns) and, 1 | Halltued Donde are stoady, and te caanges tn} Oo © read the indictment and take the plea, iptions into other building associations 2 Z f45 | ment made dy the Investigating com and y at some Sty stock market have been sluggish, but the result | The plea would not bind them nor prevent the ine fake stock in this and icacen theis month dees, Sime“! Holy Communion next Friday, st 7:30) the supplemental statements of Assistant sears, | \ Mr, Chandicr ther proceeded to answer Mr. | that some of lis followers mustejoln hun, fnane v geish, ise t tM ul It is confidently believed by the projectors that this is | &™m- | tary U d Chief Clerk Power; were nottrans- | Cooper's inquiries. He safd the rents had been ap- | Clally If not spiritually speaking {hus ‘far to-day ts that, prices are 236 per cent | terposition of any special defences, if they have the best plan yet instituted in. this city, and that it will Tete te eee sil pel Mak ag ote Beone of the = = 5 ares e |, The snow-storms, rain-storms, hall-storms and | higher for Manhattan, 3 per cent for Metro) any, and then my broth n have a tull oppor- ideget'atd ost nucctastul ever ope: | (OEP), BECAUSE THAT FOR THE HOPE OF pitted to the Senate to-day. They will goin next | proved by the District Commissioners, but the hurricanes in the northwest, and the four months | Man Blevated, and 'Sal% per cent for the | tunity of displaying hls practice and’ romantie "From preeent i Gast What is the hope of Israel? Christadely ocotiree . In reference to the mlaimum bonuses, Mr, | Of drought in the west and ‘southwest, shatter all he latter Delaware, Lackawanna tte of stock thie ad perce are foided opi ore Tormorrow at ih wane in 'MeCauley Hall, »,zenneyl-| ‘Tue RECEIPTS OF NATIONAL BANK Nores for re-| Chandler sald the old charter provided tat the hopes of erups suiicient even for our own eon- Western, rey al a gr gern mca | ep sera tin Doe eee mucclntely with the Frrasurer OF Secretary and avoid the | Panis, avenue, Aiirited, B S.—We shall dewon- | demption have been steadily increasing at the Sere Ot nee Aor eed eee anS With GO con: | today unploaghed fox anomie rere teat cine | eon and Terre Haute has sold, at 95, against 60 at | counsel for the government had not discov sod it Ps ck Can comttbatins oes: bc ink ton maps fopscr oe one ne oe on ees eat csand the perans ee ee omen bk CMe he there was now no mayor or common coun- | Wheat stacks are green and rotten. The hay gath- | the close yesterday, and Bloominzton and Western | until after had le commissioners office, Manacers. ti ’,000. Is + = ered on the lowlands, meadows and river bottoms | at 42%, against 434 then. The money mi cket ts | He understood the regular practice to be thatwhen fantism has no relationship. 1 | Work to the national-bank redemption, division, | £4 the can pata nae ERA ee ee ear Uee a, | is elther washed away on forting In Stack ane | easy Ae 400 por Cent for call Te ae tease ar ket AS | He unden-tool the Tecular practice to be that when it ey >>, JONADAB_PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEET. | The cause of the Increase mentioned is due to the | matter to the Dictrict authorities. ‘The rentals as | Mississippl 1s higher than ever ‘known before at | about 6 per vent, and prime tcreantile paper isée | issued on the Exhibition of ‘the indictment in the a BE es || Sg eee, Hall, “Georgetown, SUNDAY | fact that the manner of redeeming bank notes has | freq ny the company Would, not pay the rental of | eis season of the year, and at some points itis ten | 7 uit Cent ‘The market for foreign exchange is | court. If he is out on ball a reasonable notice ts Gas Fixtunes. ——o 2 | otc fr a ption py tenn chang icy | Ueguariee cry on tue Dit. eho Capen | len wide What rn of te, Masao ier | Rah Enctmntesytrer Gnas a = fo n 8 a Jonded del 8 a ae es a E. F. BROOKS, with Mitchell, Vance & Co. ds | (oP, AT_ THE MEETING OF THE DASHAWAY | are pald out of the five-per-cent fund of hational | Of the market, the interest on the bonded he Of | Toate The erat LMpOtete oF hacen tmny oc | Weameter of President Garticlis Body, | term, and the present is an indictment found at and a guarter of a century practical experience, fean Reform Club TO-MORROW (Sunday) EVEN- | banks, and thus distributed among the bank: the company and leave a dollar of dividend | (OMe. (ne have “ CLEVELAND, On10, October 2—The late P thiserm. In Uils connection he would 1 Reet all ccumpetition and ref at LOWEST RATES. Im: | ENG, at 7-20 p. m., in Lincoln ‘Hal, Cone Reucuas, ee od S| Ste, Stockholders, ‘The minimus now asked | thankful that they, have other countries to d the | dent Garfield's body’ was quietly transferred this | ignore the olf bond. It there. was am indictwent mense Stock. Fine selection. Retort Gas Stoves, re- | who has just reta ried from, the Indian county: D&- | ‘Tue COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS. —The nomina- ean iairane, ae ena teres good crop raised in California and Oregon will be | Morning from the public receiving vault to Capt. | found at the December term there would be no > mT E. F. BROOKS. 531 15th street. Giants Cab ana Pron aeveak, The Mount ¥ernon | tlon of Col. Dudley to be Commissioner of Pensions | rent of wo years" ‘occupaney. Ene Camby held needed In the Atlantic States before another har- Aen Geese. private vault, the finest in Lake Sona ee id omy ny bon BI I ok = io 3 fie Ail aoe aan Will furnish | was reported favorably by the committee on pen-| and was ready to maintain that the bonuses were | Vest 1s ready. — 4 bod af Ghee qusatie ATTORNEYS io nantes OF atm e AR SSVI =*_ | sions yesterday, and he will probably beconfirmed | reasonable, and if any gentleman aia not wish to | ‘The Tecelpts of wheat at St. Lous, Toledo, In- ‘The Malley Case. oe —— (S>_ FEANEUIN CAMP, No. 2, DAUGHTERS OF by the Senate in executive session to-day. ‘There | bid, he had the privilege of not doing so. He had | dlanapolis and Detroit, winter wheat, section for] yw Havex, Coxn., October 22.—This mornin; ‘The court asked if the recognizance would not HENRY Wis! Mee a Ss LIBERTY. -The officers and members are re- have been, we understand, and probably will be, no | heard a Many threats and misrepresenta- | the months of July, August, SeptemBer and the | ,/ the Malley case Justice Booth rendered his ae be forfeited if he failed PeEanET bea quested to meet at their Lodge, SATURDAY, at 7 o'clk | charges filed against him, and action on hisnomina- | tions, and that an sasoclation of dealers deciecal | first two weeks of Gctobees cision, binding Walter E. Malley and James Mat | dudge Cuppy remarker: Wes ithe did not, and sep6-51n,1p en AE ayy Ht WIEMASN, W: G._ | of Dudley, it was not thought judicious by anum-|nonewight he saidett Eogacuin ae Tas ee of Jenhie Cramer. An application for bail was re- apie court sald he thought the condition was to H. MILLER, ‘Mecmenn 60% Cc 1. O. 0. F.—SPECIAL NOTICE.—THERE | ber of opposition Senators to make any fight] dealers tien went out, staid out ten or twelve = fused. bs ge Coote aan eee expromtermsof the bond jus" removed bis office to Hoom= band 8, Gunton Law | ment, Naf SHiSiRe OL Ared Di Stuart Encamp | against any of the first nominations made by the | days, and were then glad enough to come beck | Decrease ABEL <eeesee eee + 19,200,169 or 58 per cent. ‘The Markets. would hold him, and his bondsmen lable if they Building, Louisiana avenue, near City Hall. Jy23-6u1” | Monti Ne Cain Bean eee, ements to attend | those Wite: Were Cea Toe ok was decided by | Some of thein were persuated to go Into a scheme eipts of wheat at Chicago and Milwaukee i failed to produce him at the Deceinber terin, re eg Pdeccit ord at Pas ute attend | those who were to manage the opposition not to | for butiding a new market house and paid bonuses. Ks 2 sah BALTIMORE, October 22.—Virginia 6's, console, : ‘s i = oa enor saa delay favorable action on this nomination. Of $1,500 and $1,800. He asked if they had made Ikebe il) $0: do. pecond serion, 405, do..nast due coupons, 93; | | Col. Corkuin But ‘suppose nothing should be OHN MORAN, - a any money by going out and if they wanted to Bush, TIMORE, Gctober 22.-Cotton firm—middli sae + ae J NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION. Sonrty AvFticrep.—It was briefly mentioned in | out again. Ir so. the doors were open and these 2,150,163 Lh Howe quict and. weak cand: without cans. ot ae 2126 PuxwsT vast AVENUE axD 428 97H NorTHwesr, SS yesterday's Stak that Senator Van Wyck’s chil- | was nothing tohinder them from going. If they 976,381 Wheat, southern firm, with upward tendency for werntuent 1s allowed to cail upon his bondsmen SAVINGS AND DULL DING A SeOCT ATION EEIAL | dren were both dead. ‘The Senator and his wife | chose to go the company. would. try to iil up thelr 1,162,782 or 84 per cent. | Fed i Seated? Ho. amber, Lisal 03; Nort Marylee: | to enter into a new bond the question of Hability Bagon hand large assortment of the best makes of | SAVINGS AND BUILDING, at$1 per ahare.. No back | were summoned from Washington last Monday by | Stills. He wanted Mr. Cooper to understand, he s penn Des E western wititer red, spot and October, | upon the old bond, in view of the fact that Ue ime LATROBES, Cox, Whiteman & Cox's Celebrated Splen- | hes to bo paid.» Tals presoite sat secant hae | te intelligence that their two sons (their only | Wanted all to understand, ifttey went inuch fur- | These figures are official, and show less than 4526; November, | 1.463a1.46%; December, | dictiaent has been found at this term, is a question Gia and Rusty and other RANGES and HEATING | investment monthly, and ofers a good opportunity %0 | children) were All” With: alpueneces oct coud | ther and undertook to thienen one sinele person, | half a crop for 1881. F 4 January, 1.56 asked. Corn, southern | that they would like to be upon. So far as pleade sro, Somy FURNACES ee fe cba ecco tei | rime re Aan Wee tye | MF vey thy ui comm Unen | Agree, Brena, shag, x | Ss aA a sinew | eg ea a : a - I 5 me for rece] ues, Bul iP- = ; ag law. Mr. Chandler having referre e a, . . . ¥ , | clfie matter, PLUMBING, TIN-ROOFING. JOBBING, STOVE | ti snd for. advanelaw money willbe held Ga Sent Ratna: #hOm EN ee he dealers who had got rich In the market, there was | that of 1850, which was 1, 000. ‘This is an ng; November, izsei0; December, 72/6a7s. Oats | Cit Matter: aia te was immaterial when the rend: REPAIRS, Se, Bi At Hall, NO. O°5'th sfreek:obpodiis Paucar omy | dyin children, and this, morning het tether deh feel Wega among uke. dealers 1s you | Over estimate, Dessiles tno Tecone ONS ana Rat deer dix, else ah, eateyineth Siete ee ee 1A ts done, "This being ah OZ day, Itaniguitbe well . Shares $l each. No back dues. M: ay 't gi leh,” sald ir. Chandler, Is because ge 08, . visions quiet and | to have it read now. ‘Prices and terms reasonable. : ‘JAMES 'S. EDWARDA, President. tennis city ‘be taken 0 MiltoRd ae tor inter, you have out ail your money In lawsuits, into | But, taking their figures, it would snow a Teduc- | Casier 5. Bulk meats—ehowders: and Judge Cuppy—And we will examine it after itis A No. TRANGE, with all the fixtures, $14. iced areas. Secretary and Treasurer, ment. ” Wihlch you have been dragged by Mr. Oystef and | tlon! of 600,000,000 bushels, winch, at ity cents | cic sides, Packed, Yand 10%," Bacon—shoulders, | read. 2 Connected to Telephone Exchange. _o6-Im,1p_ | —%» ioe street . w. slay nae ‘ 2a others, ‘Then, fe we figure wheat at one dollar a ‘bushel tter firm "western Teas, are judge Wilson suggested that the record — TURKISH BATH-DR, H. LL. SSISTANT ASTER GENERAL TYNER THE SALE ADJOURNED TILL NEXT WEEK. We have a loss on corn and wheat alone of about | fresb, 23a." Petroleun pe ge yl ey cee Fp Wann & uvrcusoy, the public that he has removed to bis Neu Bete narind | has prepared a lengthy statement, in writing, of | Sixth Auditor Ela counseled postponement on | $50,000,000. It we also take Into consideration the BaEoe prcinany to Tale, BARlOX. guilty. it 1s the objection to that. INSON, ‘Bain Parlors 0 0%. Whisky dull, 1.1841. {gseelied by none for beauty” and convenience), at LT ae hoges o of the action t take ken by himself in the star | the ground that time had not been allowed the | decrease of cotton production, potatoes, and other i 3 18%. orisha an Col Corkhill ——e, to this proceeding, oot ; Receipta—ftour, barrels: street (opposite Riggs House) and is now open. 022-3¢ presented to the | dealers to investigate the questions at issue. The | Vexetables, hay and hogs, we cannot make our loss | Recents four. | 2,23 ‘oats, 2, 485 bustle. bu: ; | he doubted whether it could be done, and he di hinments— | not want the case to be embarrassed’ by & doubt President on Monday,when Mr. Tyner, by appoint- & much less than $1,000,000,000. And yet the finan- | West, 70,421 bushela: 56 b Bales. y 917 NINTH STREET, [2e> WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY STOCK. | Ment, 1s to have another conference with the Pres- Pica, Cpe ea ee cae ee clal ealtors of the oat pan of newspaperstell us wheat $36,358 arhela cor, ‘Tei.o00 bushels, ll Sian ne Gsmen always report ‘WasnInetow, D. C., October 17th, 1881. Beet, them decide that question.” So the | try has ever experienced, ‘The financial prosperity | 5a0, ¥ oe verity I sup) "stockholders - | Agsrar Treasury, | dealers refrained from votng. aed i. et, (uiet The Court.—There may be an objection ralsed o HAVE AX ENTENSIVE STOCK OF GOODS IN ALL | ton Saciy Bostinw of the Stockholder Re RASIEE GL, eCCACOd Ge RIE Get at | the dleeetoree ace pee. eo commana s body is turikeg tae handoreee pr Rene. some He October Sa Fic nce aa hereatter to the irregularity of the proceeding, and. = Company, on Pennsylvania Avenue, in the City of Wash- ane at which Pit be ‘sent to the Senate al few minutes later Mr. Dowling announced that | gnancial institutions, and supplying the investing . Corn 44274 | 1f counsel for the government insist upon the ine THEIR LINES. ington, af 12 o'clock noon on SATURDAY. being the | bimself, which w! ORE | the sale would be adjourned till Saturday next, | public with chrome PI - rand quiet. Pork quiet and firm, 18.25. dictment being read, tt should be done. The Dis- 2s diy of October, 1551 9 act upon Helen snd Rentals | With the Pitney report. and then would be adjourned until the following Bhatacoverta qutioets oot pee, Hinographe, Pregkite duir, Shirts turpentine, 63,” losin, 255. | trict’ attorney docs not Walt, U0 take any risks In dine Com. . esday,or some other di le we compel him to do FURNACES, RANGES, LATROBE STOVES, pany, and upon any subject within the powennt . Drvowane, Cawoms aang 2) oe aa ot inericte ICL. Gis MENS baninees OF the iy atts resmene, ewan pes te ‘thi auaibcuns: Teams Ital avew take We reguareourts ge awe o18-1 BENJ. D. WHITNEY, Secretary. ve 2 cent fire, which 1s almost_ unprecedented { _ ‘The clerk proceeded to read nt 5 SLATE MANTELS, Soeeee within a few months, they have been in propor-| coNFERENCE WITH THE prsrarcr comsmsstoxens. | ing to light downright incompetency, sham aed | 2 cere EL 10 DEFEND THE PaiSoEEn eT” COU™ | cupying nearly two hours. 3 GRATES, xc. (EB _ ONION BUILDING ASSOCIATION. tion to numbers more numerous in the diplomatic} As stated in yesterday's Sra, there was a pro- |.misrepresentation. incompetency was dis- 5 See ererase. The second rerular monthly meeting of this associa | Corps. From the British legation Sir Edward | tractea conference yesteniay. aiternoon between | Priyed by the clty officials in no supplying water Judge Cox, in the Criminal Court, this morning |’ ‘me clerk concluded the reading at 2:20, and bee tion will be held at Cosm« horse-car ‘corner ife and shter, and Mr. de extinguish the fire in the multtj assigned Mr. Leigh Robinson as counsel to assist about “; not guilty?” SANITARY INSPECTION AND THE REMODEL. | }’sivecis northwest, on WEDNESDAY Roventes S| Bunsen have. goue.” Mis Sohkieer the Germans the District Commissioners, Gen. Win, Birney, rep- | Yecreneulsh the din erecting a Dulidin Re crreec pemeriicancaes ian aes eroxteneae % consisted Mr. Scoville in his defense of Guiteau. Mr. Robin- ‘ison remark plea ae Se MOOSE EIEING Om) Erscerys | WO 10 octok CONNELL, | minister, is soon to £0, and another’ 1s coming in) resenting the market company, and Mr. George M. | so utterly at varlance with “horse ‘sense, and calle 22x Mr. Wi ed before the was taken he PLUMBING IN CITY RESIDENCES IS MADE THE DANIEL DONOVAN, Secretary. fr x Oyster, one of the most prominent dealers in the ‘son Is a son of Col. Conway Robinson, residing in to have it understood that the should Deruiae'clwunntane | pencet. The convent way belt Witt coe | Wag Had tS ese ung sama | Waatingn cong, dina of Ua peu | Smeg tava se uct a se reas OF Ob SUR. Subscriptions for stock will be received by the follow. ‘The Brazilian minister and his Wite | SO oystor, t¢ isumderstood, elted the old corpor- | Bilch ehould have been The Morrell Permanent | MEMBERS O Sccedingiy carctah end a hive tac, | Stake Hout should they be a EW-We ctve Favorable Eatimates for New Construc- | i2& Usted weutienscn, oF by any of the of the | Will n Tritech’ Columbia mint Senor atiot laws in vehait of the'rights of the dealers, ing result of such a fire would be ia gale wens x Severus Years he has been th practice with ME. ———— od Btate Conia pone tty pacen.w. | ye Un’ Caines tatateters nd, “he Baroness | ference will be held Monday afternoon, Supposttion is that hare bets eee hig ig | TE 2UDcEs Tows: nd me “ UR & HAMIL’ Pa. a TS, ACTION OF THE DIRECTORS. Westchester and Orai counties for this great id 9 = FAEcwess sours. Ricnatp cUr Os lett inst spring, ais did the Chiltan minister, SenoF | a mecting of the directors ot the Market com- | city to indulge i en Se eT licuane'y cites teen nen eat Gimmrericaney Seacep.] oA BROS SRS Asta Buruaga, and his wife, son and. daughter | pany was held yesterday ufternoon, at. the com- : beprisney’ Rerchy anign: A ISNA: = p it_ Gorman, to assist in his defence. HUCKINS' SOUPS. : : fearaguan minister died | Pany’softice. Mr. W. E. Chandler offered the follow- youre —— HUCKINS' sours. — 3 ere in the'samiaer-. Several of those mentioned | ing: “Voted, that in caso, the market-men, who ontober ss —— HUCKINS' sours. —— above had long been known in Washington, and | have combined to disregard the law of Congress, : i e-- BLE ont Some, es pee. | Ea ioe ac aren, iy Aaa Drage | crt te th ming tal | te ca Xonar poms Teasers secretary Windom yeney, Soup and Boulllt, Groen Tari, Sere Mere cit have erie wee oe to Chit | thon, in preventing other bidders trata buy ne, se isnot making an investigation in regard to the eir own | lect rs gf aver cane, ray for immediate eon, Meo, afew aprlicationsof Hagan's Countey Tor Washinetse anh dae irons here Biarkte instrsted to tra open all such stalls ¢ cmermeucy. tere ‘trouble i r Ebeir rich and delicious gusty wack MAGNOLIA BALM o | sible dealers from. any part-of ‘the United Sty instructions from purchasers’ that nove but arpovEMETS AF THR WHEE HOUER—ThO’ Dé: to togive themthe use of the sta ‘be seut them. MAGNOLIA BALE ering of the walls and frescoing of the celling of | ft tree for one year Willie lmllding up their han Soup Bx Leaprxe Grocens Evenrwarne. the Green Room at the White House is now nearly | pegs,” $ J. H. W. HUCKINS & CO., completed and aj to Mr. Ela said he believed the dealers when they _ t-whke. st BOSTON, MASS. perer is the ‘palese shade or the combination agreement misunderstood A TIT? 8585 fa and would -not be unreasonable i 7 cer aa Sgss8 IN GREAT VARIETY, STINEMETZ, Harter, W.8, Cox.” fb Fi i ne i fi i fie a pats ‘Tr Maxes a Lapy oy Tauery APPEAR BUT TwENTr! vs ite a al emia pe Botfect are itp effect that a “Sper NIMM _Jan21-c0" Piaxo WaRenooxs,