Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1882, Page 1

—————— ‘THE EVENING STAR. Resecee ‘ Ronvextows, N.d., a muary &—The Delaware ; . pea over, ¢ scam PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, ; fis city Ur Philadephia have bees AT THE STAR BUILDING , : fe teat for the season. iocmen Dogan cutting rea the ponds im thle ¥ yesterday, Rorthwest Corner Pernzylvania Ave. and 11th 8t, by * Jee being 43, thenes thick Uy F von The Evening Star Newspaper Company, An Arrested Embexzier. » SEO. W. ADAMS, Pres’t. Pomen, Sem ary 6 —Lewis A. Bond, alias! MS, f who on Situntay picht last was arrests ‘Tre Evestxc Stan is served to eubscribers tn the Rfuitive from justie, seturned Lace sree Sesiece peek Geene eee Nast, un, tn chante a deat Weenie rk = ‘the oo ¢ Party froth Whoul IC is allezed he embezaied $1,400 ‘Mie year, $6 tex monte, o. * tered . > Wall Street Te-Day. New York, January 6—The Posts financta arm Ucle 0:40 p.m. edition) sxys: At the Stock Exe change United States bonds are 4, lower for the exe tended 63, and otherw: ‘THe W: StaR—published on Fri ERKLY StaR—pubiiched on sen a Fee foseeperegaid. Six months, $1; 10 coyice for: Senate” mtesren| Yo: 59—N* 8,971. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1882 TWO CENTS, [Steir aise ars a ee URE 6 i PWO CENTS. = the latter Boston, Hertford and Erie i f = —= |Mrsis The stock marke! inues feverish, © ~~ | and the net result of VaaONS Up te » A ‘f x 7; ‘ THE GUITEAU FRIAL. was rendered. In to the pra; of the de- u . f ‘of yan y _ SPECIAL NOTICES Washington News and Gossip, {AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. fence, relating to thelaw of insanity, the, opinion g cent, the latter Canada Soutnereang ‘Daksa ee —_ = ee + | CONG, the lat nada Soutnern and bolaware THE ALUMNI OF BOWDOLN OOL Ez The Prayers of the Defence. is general that the construction of the law given fe) and Hudson. Manhattan on sales of 400 sheres is EP net si the Peusion Ofice, THIS EVENING at phaplewponged ts a aoe reereat Teve- Sieiwar ety melee water can |e Oy Wo Mineral, down to 49 trom 51, and Mobile and Ohio on 600 past 7 o'clock, for the parpeze leting A MS, $527,356. ‘MESERS. . fe Dreaitiration of am Aluin! Ancectation, “Pe Sgr | MUG, $582,904.50; customs, $27,866. PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE. Cover To INSTRUCT Tue JURT. : Sedgseidies tl epcenl andor ene y Soncoildated socks Western, Chien, deinen - Pc THE TABERNACLE BAZAAR. | Wurre House Catuzns—There were not many gud ~That point seems to bave surprised « * | Louisville and Nashville, Milwauker und tt RNACII Ls ” is 2 a G auker, and & rS a. BAZAA’ people at the White Hi y. It was Cabi- fudge Cox adjourned the Guiteau trial Wednes- | many,” said Mr. Charies Reed to-day, referring to i ee Paul, and Texas and Pecific ave each been sim THIS then EVESING, Saneaes Oe Teees, Ae | BetdAY. Secretary Lincoln, Senators David Davis, | MEETINGS OF HOUSE COMMITTEES, | 247 [cr {70 days in order to allow Messrs. Sco- | the question ot manslaughter as involved in the : | active, ‘The moncy market is steadily becoming : cath wet Sine ahd een tn oe mane ° | HORRIBLE POWDER MILLEXPLOSION | ” ied sit Seaneren Huction sale Of Mi'erticiveseinsiniucon hand willbe hal | MeMillan, Plumb, nm, Harrison, Cameron a time to prepare ther pray Plea of jurisdiction. “It Is according to the stat i j gasier, the quotation for eall Kaus ou to = © Dag e Sys Z s rt for instructions to the jury. Messrs. Scoville } utes of the United States, though. It 1s provided ———o—_—_ 596 per cent, and on U.S. bonds 3 por cent, All ane invited. Admirsion free. Ie” | (Wis): Réprese tatives Webber, Anderson, Bayne, on es, though. itis 7 ‘Time a be 1 fat eas NK — oe SPAY TAKEN | Pettigrew and Van Vorhis; Lieut. Clem, U.S.A., and and Reed were in consultation a long time yester- | that if a man kills another without malice and he ne nx! e yet, however, be ol fained on NOTICE "1 HAVE THIS, DAY TAKEN | Gon Burbridge. Judge IW. Huches and District | NOMINATIONS, A CONFIRMATION ETO. | Fee day regarding the substance of the prayers, and | dies in another state tia tae ecine hen anstecen, | BRITISH OPINION ON THE MONROE DOCTRINE, | ssrs= Dew six percent. "Prine iacr"nule pee he Attorney L. L. Lewts called at the White House pi per cent. The market forsterling exchange ust Mr. Scoville did not finish the last paragraph | ter The polnt is not a now one at all. Assuming Ss steady for shor ominal for long date bills. | this afternoon, but did not see the President, as anti quite late last evening. ‘The ep es Lave a. | that the chime: Is manien tion the quan of = is steady for short and nominal for Jong date Dill cuartrox, | “e Cablnet was in session, Senate Proceedings. special repent indicating the construction | J87Sdiction comes in.” Mir. Reed thinks the points Exccution in New Jersey. The Markets, eiecoasecs at a aie President pro tem. Davis, a few minutes after EG raised in regard to iusanity are very strong. “We = ana its 2 vs -! HOD GARUEKS’ | New Natronan Ba‘ ‘comptroller Knox has | the assembling the Senate to-day, vacated the Placed by the defence upon the law and practice | have been looking the subject up for several days,” A MULLER'S MURDERER WA: fc the Bor jentrac- | authorized the Lincoln N tional Bank of New Tegarding lasanity. Following is the full text of | he sald, “and, of course, we intended to have tuema || JERSEY Crry, N. January 6. Union ‘clnwbia, that the chalr for the day to Mr. Garland. 2-forties, 4 i y keowsi exeoutad ‘In Hna munity. jail ¢ : ; ; : he document strong. k aida ‘In Mndson county. jai ison FWO DOLLARS per day from | York, capttal $300,000, and the First National Bank | “ yemorials were presented by Mr. Morrill for the | © ‘ shoruly afier 102 Mina Mul- | 1s. Geach week. B} twice,” Seme $9 Be pakdat theend | of Saitsburg, Pa., capital $0,000, to commence | rerier of destitute colored women and children tn Ti ie ep mel eae s ar ine: Disichcta ay | COO. rp ec crea eaee Stich render every | Aer 29, the woo %. don Mas a SOS SENS, GRAHAM President, | DURES. peltemepe Bee the District of Columbia, and by Mr. Pendleton, The Sana oe person who, within any of the places, or upon | 3451881. The fual leave J.B. HARRIS, Secretary “| avmicay Corosizastox.—Rev. Wiliam Rankin | from the census supervisors of Onto, for an ine | TEL NITED, STATES WS. CHARLES J. GUITRAU— | Roy ot the waters, described In sectini S38) Ualet lnubedintely after Menehe svecina Fp wastisoros, JAS FRICAN CoLoxizaTtIoN.—Rey, Wiltam Ran! ; ase No. 14,056—Indictinent for murder. Tung and GUM bet ee mDiiately after his wite had gone he retired Duryee, D-D., of Jersey son, of 1 Bishop Nichol- | ¢rease of compensatton. The court ts respectiully asked by counsel for | stabs, wounds on shoots at em ornene hiladelphia, are expected to address the | | Resolutions, offered ns follows, wore disposed of | the defence in this case to instruct the jury as | notte of whlch suiking weabwine, pbk a Colonizition society, at its sixty-nith | 28 Stated: By Mr. McPherson—Requesting the Sec- | follows, viz: shooting, or other injury stich other person dies, je folewinss eete the OLD BOARD were suoute | ADDU ng, t0 De Bi Chee : eht-house boa ay have in| ts set up as a defence tor alleged crime, is not | States, is guilty e crime of monstanznt fated ne candidates for election on MONDAY, January | Tan church, 4% street, cn the evening of ue regard to the Hghted buoy wmich has becn in | merely whether the necused ki at the ngie whet | Section a ), to Which reference ts made, provi cot and slept. soundly untti When he aw last mornt “if without, yt to him ot amand 1 thts | southern red, Tssal-al.d e he salt to Keeper | Maryland. 1oidwalas. Ne : ‘and at once got up ary, Tash a. Heras, hae s breaks er ri, Labal.ses nice. His Dreakinst | Coudeerm soator ated tobi To the Po} lock, ahd consisted of sthes with Tous and “ i = a ee 4 operation at the entrance to the harbor of| he was doing, and that ¢ that the T death shalt be upon | COMes, Of whieh he partook but sparingly. AT R=30 MiRacrrs. mert 3 he at the Colonization | Qperation | doing, and that tie act was contrary to | tha Pehalty of death shall be tuflitied upon Bio molar egy iy. Al 2. ee ee Building ints cle Maclean or Prince: | NeW York during the | past summer, and} jaws for an irfesponsiule dean person may Khow | every person who commits murder. “isi. Within |, a ietler was rece ved af the Jats i Reg 2. JOHN VAN uid S. Ireneas Prime, ot New York,and | 22Y_ Tecommendations which the said board | those things, but was the act done as the result of | any fort, arsenal, ‘K-yard, ma y cr roaoig te te ebr girs ene pared rae rl ul and Syle, of Philadelphia. Hon, | @2¥, desire to make in regard thereto; adopted. | an insane delsion, or was it committed under ottier place or district of countr peel rarer er enema cert Nahe . ER ca Jobn HA) B. Latrobe and other netive friends ot | BY Mr. Maxey— Instructing the Secretary of the | iniuence or power which the accused could not | sive Jurisdiction of the Cutted S the prisoner a kindiy farcwell AUS oclock the 6 DEALING A‘rican colonization are Uxely to be in attend- | OF tie Citar seas ed eae ee gt the Survey | resist by reason of is unseuntness of mind. And | _ “2d. Or upon the high seis, or in any arm of the | ROLLS as Oe ee + 7 SAMUPL H. WALKER. ance. ¥ of the United States and Texas boundary commis. | ir the jury find from the evidence that eltner of | sea, or in any river, haven, cree, basin oF bay 1 Unies. Murphy, tornesd aroha the ant ee ‘The name ef Samuel H. Walker Was endorse? to fill n, made under the Act of June 5, 1858; and, If NO | those last-named conditions existed, then the ac- within the admiralty and maritime jurisdiction of | Courtney 1 allow eee Ge “ee f Seracet Norwents nen? Ne PUUUEDET | ere Recon OF THR WATITAKER COURT MARTIAL | renort Ghat tet toes I ee be, will cused 16 not legally responsible, and the verdict | the United States and out of the Jurisdiction of | {pe ™cnothg tad allowed Dy one to pass into - apg ‘sah i = . at fact, toge beh surveys, | should be “not guilty b: son of insanity. any particular state, Late RA " wselior Bre Case has reached the office of the Secretary of War | and report of work s0 far as Jt was prosecuted. | "S"Atthough the accu: have known what | “"“2l: Orwho, upon any such waters mattetousty | St duplicate aspa to New Breinswi Trenton, addressed W Go “Ha yu thae a finn Behe qulave you ma ea tin: on dt through the regul r cl ner Ludlow, asking, esion not to interfere 16 Which no repiy was recetved. els. Col. Barr, Judge | He explained that the purpose of the act of 1858 | ne was doing and that what he was doing was | strikes, stabs, wounds, p © general, nor § tary Lincoln has not | Was t) ascertain the true northern Texas bound- | contrary to the law of the Jaud, yet if when ke | other person, of which str texamined tt’ Unt such exataination ts had | ory; thet ts to say. what ts the main Red river | percornied the act he really believed that he was | ing, polsoning or shooting suh’other pe isons or shocts 1 in i Bt R. B. DETRICK, Se (ler A\oTHER Novice TO THE PUBLIC. the reference of the question of the legality of the | Hie’as lald down on the Melllsh taap of January 1, | thereby producing a pubite Lenelit, and was acti | either, on land OF at sea, within orwitiout Ce Ses oe a ON 21m DECEMBER, 1881 coastitution of the court will not be referred to the | }I8, hy which the boundary was fixed between | ated by an insane delusion, that he was can United States.” Sige ° Attorney General. Pr eat cer diprat teed Re ricer the treaty or out, an inspiration of Divine ortein or approval, LETTERS FROM GUITEAU'S SYMPATHIZERS. signed had a fu fi nt with | +__+—-— 28. of commission showe: i | and wow! ve done the act such in- -iiterc sch retin sae Be recta Brevis Oey ate eet ee kee | iv-as Unuaneroon tat the cause of the delay im | deonite on the pein, esas cisimed ine reath Sane delusion, then the accused Is net eutite or te | MAS. Scoville complains that the newspapers do | ent the south for and relling ite beer in this ¢ Rext day geaiined to the Ke the leave tt the preiis put their sen Wagons, he Sie Conary | Me appointment of an Assistant Secretary of the | TK end the Intertor department tt nesivania avenue, | ‘Treasury ts that the man who has been offered the | the Melish map. ‘The weeriutian as n of the fxtures. | place does not want to take lt, There are, how- | By Mr. Edmunds—Directing the Distri for which be | ever, plenty who would tak joners to transinit as of | crime charged against him, and the pur, not print the letters of sympathy received by the {9 | find him “not gulity by reason of Insantt; mer, and asserts, as a fact, that Guiteau has adopted. |" 3. Insanity constitut-s a defence if by reason of ved letters from two or three of ¢ rel Coramls- | ge the accused at the time of committing the act | friends in Ohio, expressing thelr conviction of ement of the araounts | charged did not know What he was doing, or if he | ! according Flour dal! and unchanged. vor. Com and 6 quiet, 16.62 )ya1T. 95. 1 the sheriff went final instructions. At ged around whi e screen amd gay .d paid the under- charged, tn the revison of assessments, against 4 pally One ot aie Sea °x count -d $200 on final settlement. 2 books, accoutis ie rae = ? oF ze e Te PSS iB, aEe did not know that what he was dolng was con- all yesterday was from New York city, and was | j,, S corr oo | x Sua dete weer retained by the undemsicued, All per | | Finst Levrenanr Gongs R. Satrm, 12th infan- | the several street raliroad companies in Washing- | trary to law; oF if the uct would not have been | signed “Riity Stalwatic’ Te intone ase prisoner | eft the corridor and went up {6 the cell of th fons indebted to Adam Kech a3 azent the sale of | try, has ( complia ‘of Rochester, in Kec ce with his orders) reported | ton and Georgetown for the pavement of the H | done by him but for reason of the insantt; that they admire his pluck, and intend to stand by | (med man and read the death warrant; alte beer of Rochester Brewin Compan him: vay, als 7 4 Bade hich Kankowski's arms were pinioned and Sentral, toc, 3. Untartoand West or Robert N. city, for in | Mage way, and also a copy Of the report of Wm. | 4 ‘The only evidence in the present case tending doh : “ | P tate of New York, are hereby notified to pay only | t© Major Robert N. Scott, in tits city, for duty sear Te 3 peso dn 4 ev 5 noose adjusted to bis neck. Kan- | em, Milwaukio and St. Pani eonsmon, 108, fracch persue Ae have waite Wuthaete tedomx | connection with the publication of the officlal re- Sian eats pears eament div He eieey a tereststibie trapuiee 0 eomnmie: t08 THE PRISONER TO SEE NO MORE VISITORS. Kowskt dectared that he was tnnocent, and | : — fron: the undezsigned, and the customers are partica- | cords of the rebe of ali correspondence, ete., relating to the subject: | pressure df an Thenne dalton tf doth than et ig | , General Crocker, the warden of the Jatl, sat yes- | asked for an hour more to live. Sheriff Cro- ‘The Mar Rout yosecutions, Rie eamee oe Nava Covet MARTIAt.—The following nava, | adopted. found tn the conduct and words of the accused ag | teNday that hereafter, until the termfnation of | Ma told Lim that, be had to die, and after pro- | rxsriverise PeoCREb! ROUGH THE POLICE ADAM KOCH, court martial has been appotnted to meet at New- | 89 Mr Jones, Fin. Calling on the Secretary of | detailed in evidence. ‘The question whether the | Guiteau’s trial, his counsel and bis brother and rhs Petal lin Sacpontenaicic sein ated erg | court, ton relating to sele-tions | tree agency of the accused was destroyed by acon. | sister are the only persons who will be penaitt a | MBE of the Upper part of is lexs, ue submitted, of swamp lands in Florida in violation of law: | yet A‘ d Walked quietly With his keepers through the | or con york. special ars 1 0 QLICE ALL PERSONS THAT WERE, AT | John Spollan, U. $M. C.,and such other persons | whether or not any investigation of the sunject was Fequired {or the rood ot Gre Ane ‘people, | £o.8ee the prisoner In the Jail. ‘The warden said | hail to the stairs, Where be Stopped to say’ "good on oe eee ee ee ee NOTICE: % a6 > : Y e -eptii “ ang in the star route cases, came to the Police Court the Ball by the ‘Lone Star B. A.,” on | as may be brought before it: Commander C has been had under his authority; whether any of Sn aie! the reports of the so-called New Year reception | bye” to Inspector Lange. s al SC S londay lost, at abuer’s Hall, and reeeived. lothing not | Clarke, Lieut. Commander G. T. Davis, Lieut.Com- | the state officers are involved and have been nott- ay nee, he be as a Tet ta TG eae held by the prisoner were exaggerated; th ty asd THE PROCESSION TO THE GALLOWS. today, and were closeted with Judge ol for a marines to then, are requested to mect NEXL SUN- | mander K. B. Bradtord, W. A. Morgan,Lieut. | fled of the and, also, whether upon the facts 2 h | Matter of fact, only about twenty or thirty persons Ja6-3t 517 1th street northwest. | port, Rhode Island, to-day for the trial of Private District Attorney Corklitl and Mr. George Bliss, a ~ y the evidence in the c:se, and such | vs ping down | long tme in relation to the filing of papers in this DAY, Ji between 9 and we at the | Jy. ker, Lie ’ A 5 | Binves ; H saw him on New Year and th ly inel- z DA ae & dasa, rte 9 and id weet | 3: ¥. 8. Biecker, Lieut's.C. Paine, und Lieut A.P, the whole matter ought not to be investigated by Tnchides the acts na well as words of the | S2¥, lum On New Year day, and then oniy inel- “red the corridor, | court against the parties charged with star route ccuscd. But such conviction, if it really existed, uld not afford any excuse when the d by Sheriffs Cronin and Wright, who were | {rauds. ‘The Stak reporter. waited upon Judo The warden observed also that there liad not been | BOA ‘The resolution was adopted. | followed by Ret = 1 Mr. Maas, reciting the oMice for | Sneil, who declined to vive information on the Paths stock, 19 ny Wrote, HARRE BYES ak | TNE OFFICE OF Government PrinteR—Repre-| After the morning business Mr, Sherman moved | party knew. what he wea doing, and thar twee | ONC Single act on the part of the prisoner during the dead. “Tumediately after came Kankowskt, | subject, staling that the mutter hue t Fee att siete ny brother, HARRY BXEN (al- | sentative Miller, of Pennsyivanta, to-day headed a | to fake up his Dit or the Issite of 8 ner cent bonds. DONAEy GIA aT ee ee product | 2/8 confinement an jal that tnacated Insanity. “| supported by his keeper, with the halter on his | eneuch the for him to sar aastiin fd i as id él e ject present consideration was made in ins: nd he wa todo . NOTE! neck and a loose black cap on the back of his head, | The reporter afterwurds ed IPE i if | scontiansnce: of the patrons . Settlement of all | delegation which called upon the President 1n thi by Mr. Beck, who proposed to antagonize its dis. Of an insane deluston, a1 ras impelled a lo ic Pp bac va The repor afterwan ' PUigikan ik mbar, the act by such delusion. Such a deluston may | || Mrs. Scoville said last evening to a Star reporter | exclaiming in Gerinan, “No. no; 1 am innocent.” | autuority. that the eovernt Bere Drives There were In the dele? | cussion with that of the tariff commission Dill (in | exist as to a Divine Tequirement, or as to an in-| thit when she had anything to say hereafter she | AS he pa-sed between the jury and deputies, he | coed against the star router the old stand. Et BOWAED We BIEN |e sci the hands of Mr Bayard, now absent), to be re- a write It hh A ran he deputi aonthe | ; ~ a 3 ears Ke Terni Monti, Gilmore eal hands » aayare 3 ¢ | SRiration from God. No mere delusion, unless tt | Woutd write it over her own hame. A person said | turned to the deputies, who were ranged on the | the Informations were mute ov t e NURSES Lactore be fire, LOUISE POLLOCK, feamsnn, ‘ail whos nreecinion soldiers re- ohooh pina tead anenye Tagen penn at ame be the product of an unsound mfnd, nor error of | 2 g00d many things in excitement, she said, which | left side of the corridor, and shook hands with | was the intention of the sist nt Intended to pro by Inform tion, and dy te le, Meer Beal tee Sle ae tee oe ‘ 3 . 1 Judgment; not even the fixed belief that what is| they would ike to reconsiter afterwards She | three or four of them, siving “gomtbye.” Arrive | the lntommetions in the Cox Ca oy oe Buitiing, 1433 Nog York trenes, | Siding in this city. desired to have printed several amendments he Hothead by the law 1s commanded or approved | thinks the government has acted very unfairly in | Ing under te gallows, Le stood up bravely and | having ruled that th! to fle en FRIDAY EVENING, Jantary 6th, at 7 o'clock. Suriing Govantunie PORNEUKE ey Avonos— || Dad Traned, i by Divine authority, can exempt the accused from | Cutting off the evidence. What if this case does throwing back his heat, exclaimed in & loud. firin | Infortatione, ant net tie Arter All interested are coriislly invited to attend. Ppp Rae department sold at | thon af his Manes creas motion was a notiflea- | responsibility for breaking the law, tf, at the time | take Several weeks,” she remarked; “the Beecher | volce: “In the name of the Facher, aud Of tie | tlecoust with Judges: > istrict ate yest D. W. PRENTISS, M.D., Dean. sago the Treasury departme! tion of his pt to try to get the biil up on Mon- | he knew what he was doing, and that’ it was con- | case lasted for six months, and that was only to | Son, and of the Holy Ghost, 1am innocent, of this | Liteon to proceed by warta 1 ather forgive me, and those Who brought | rants h at this wri been masde 6 sane delusion, To have such effect, the com Another rope came In Guiteau’s mail this morn- | this disgrace upon the state of New Jersey.” the names of the sd could not be Orricg oF THe Mutat Fine Ixs. Co. oF D.C. { Before these articles were sold a committee exar The amendment of Mr. McPherson makes the | ting of the act charged must have been the result | Ing. He has now on hand a large collecuon of THE LAST SCENE. ertained, however, that U . No. 92 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 8.3. ined the lot, and all that they pronounced un- | bonds re ble after Janu ry 1, 1891, instead Of | oF in Insane delusten, of such force as to deprive t jan |. Sheriff Wright then puted the cap over his tace | 204 charged by warrant’ with “conspiring to de= = SOT! auction on the grounds south of the Treasury | day, he had accomplished his present object. He " F - | Save a man from being disgraced.” thing. (=> SPECIAL Norice. adintity of desks, carpets, chairs, &o. | withdrew the motion, Uriry to law, and he was nok acting under an in. sgraced tiny. Wasntsotox, D.C., Dee. 30, 1881. serviceable were auctioned off by Duncanson Bros. | payable alter January 1, 1887, and extends the | the accused of the di ceSsary ‘John Gut t of the di | : 4s o and t. ectine * ans ary 1, 1887, » accus gree Of reason necessary to john Guiteau spent most of the ds r hen putle ap over b fraud the United Stites” and that. th crnpant of the Distict of Catan a wi Ge bel aa tke | The account of this sale wasto-day adjusted. ‘The | time of payment to thitty years from date of | We Accused of the right and wrong in respect of ¥, taking with him some letters for the pris. | and while Un noos: was being a Husted be seemed | unity charges against the si PD Mose ors ce ake ethprox., | department realized ae, eee se ee notice of anamendment direct- | te tit as Sune people generally judge of such | oner, which had previously been inspected and | nd" ceigeered, At Wale oeiock Uae these aray | warrants will eo out tonday tn th at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street, belween'D and E streets | Very good Sum In view of the fact that everything | | 3 go $ staggered. e ‘ : . ‘ such that, | found to contain only requests for autographs. 3 gsered. : ANAS | Af the clerks get through making out the Warrant Rorthwert, commencing at 9 o'clock a.m, Sold had been pronounced unserviceable, ing tie use of all the fund now held in the ‘Tr Stite time of commitdiug’ the net he. cliner aid ee ee Sprung ang Kunkowski was jerked about elicit | \. time, mee see: By the charter of the company the election of seven ae ury for the redemption of United States notes 1 | not know what he was doing, or, If he did, he must. SOCIETY NOTES, Tet lito the alr and he descended again with a | "wren the defendants are taken into custody The conta fo quoctiute a oct ts stocting: | THE SMALL-Pox Sereapisa.—The Post OMice de- | Xcess of £100,000,000 tor the redemption of the 2g | have cted under a controliiag conviction that the — Drearttng his neck Wastantiye At tooe ie fakes | ENeS WIL he Drowzue before Tada oe Brak sath se leud wey uate be company | pitinent continues io recov advices trom the | Prrcrnes, rm uneninrnts were orictd toe | Hetil ratte he Maggs w Year ception of Monday last. was the | asa bat AL nae anv toy Fee ow, ug a ta kota? Rg provided ponte eeteee ani te nance pany | northwest in regard to the spread of small-pox 1a | ““"ppe resolution of Mr. D. (W. Va.) presented 8th which has occurred In this city, the first hav- | was cut down and delivered to the undertaker. 2 ' I 'the case to the he not having the ormatton Felative to Ghsirman, who shall conduct the mectine and clectos | that section of the country. Information also | December 13, ¢ iWMng for nee ing taken place in 1801, immediately after the gov- KANKOWSKI'S LAST LETTER. : eee : commanded to be done by God, such knowieds 2 3 zl ewer to dispas. ry cases. AS Whe poten ed wg Rr por aa an le al the department txtay that smallpox has | pension frais, was then passed, and at 1:35 an | Gn'iis part, Would Noe maxe need Hale te punks | eFUment was removed here, and it having been before leaving his cell for the gallows Kan- | ci Por thls cane, the de Rosie of ook Ste andl G cele’ Pra a | Dekeaout very bediy in Pennsylvania, and that | executive session was held. i: ment. : omitted once only—1871. All thesereceptions have | kowski Landed a l-tter written Iu Geruan to Mr. Jant's counsel will mountel prewiuan mote bell Ee eee Oatend. | some cases have occurred in Virginia, At 1s Boon scat Monday. 5. Whether insanity exists, or has existed at any | taken place inthe White House except those during | Breigicil, his counsel, of Which the following is. and goto the grand jar time with the prisoner, and the dezree of Insanity ae yeas ‘ Say tisk, | An eyes The Senate was in executive session only about | 11 any such exists, or Las existed, are questio “i We (Or Sears COL wine 1G Denning: ny ts BAGSN | 5, friend Arminus Breigleit: Sets, was registered In New York last evening.— | ve iainutes this alte Th ination of | fact to ve determined entirely ty the jury from | 12 Ausust, 1814, before tt was rebuilt, whieh was | 7717 00" Soy ug Ares Bre toiett E o0 08 | Gen. B. H. Robertson is out again, after a severe | Fyn yt noo | The nomtnation of | ine evidence, alter the beginning of Monroe's tirst term. ‘There | wien you have worked for : — 00 00 | etack of Pheumaticn. caies John J. Lamoree, to be collector of customs at 4 a sen ae es PERSONAL.—Representative Rice, of Massachu- ury Investigation, 118, 4 6. It the jury find from the evidence that the | fore every President save three have h THE TESTIMONY TO-DAY AMAGING DEVELOPMENTS eee Abt : you and give you luck; aud I hope that w ‘end paid 7.964 96 Oswezo, New York, was confirmes prisoner was of unsound mind at the time of the rece neoue tiene ou ayes ae re, Washington. | meet in the ‘offer World at somne future di: REPORTED. ty de tc isjariisied ~ Nartowat Baxk Cuanrers Exemtx@ py Lryrra- | error In'the former’notlnation of doing of the act cliarzed against im as criminal ; WhO Ceased to be President befare the gov. rninent | that ne will bless You (othe end of Four Lee "God | ‘The Senate investinctime commnltice on contine FS seers on the 1238 | 7ON.—The onal Bank, whose charterhas | !¢ bets ee Miia Wa ene eae We a oe ae ts the fey of pe jury {| tre the only two of our Presidents who. ne be with you and your family In peace and Pros- | gent fund expendiiures did not get together until Wis ieeurance Compeng Hutual | expired under the national banking law, 1s the | Pintitinsterd ur Willen ie MNEAINOIORT CE MU, ee eee tiene opportunity during thetr brief terms of office | Pv tend, A.B. Farewell, of Martin, Rankoweiae’ | aiter 11 o'clock this morning. Some half donem ie a att pers Nominations To-day. 7, ‘The punishments of the law are intended for | % hold a reception on any New Year da: | On the 'saine sheet hy s follows to the | Or tore wit od now and who aol ae Pe lav provides tor the | | ‘The President sent the following nominattons | Mtlonal persons, and no one but a rational person | 4 Very pleasant home-like wedding was that of | pow str. Maas: “Oh, blessel ts T thank you | have been employed tu the Workshops of Une ‘Dre e>, WE HAVE THIS DAY KEMOVED OUR OF- 2 gas e Sie AES ae ‘an commit the crime of murder. SOc rE cepethamces ‘that you have been to me a true blessed Spire anc : 2, Millor, who was f S fice to 1422 New York avenue northwest. Evans | Winding up of failed banks and banks in Nquida-| to the Senate to- Sumuei C. Parks, of 8. Insanity may be interposed as.a legal defence | Which took _p) evening at the deligh MU adviser May Gol give jou, luck and pion, | SWF —Were present. C. M. Miller, who was for Bui HELEN & NICHOLSON, ion, Wit Lot for banks whose existence has tet-| Mexico, to be as-oc justice of the supreme | {n any prosecution for an ctherwise criminal Tecldence of the bride's parents on Capital HILL | perity unroughout your Ise. L ft the Treasury shops, and eshte Real Eetate and Insurance Ageuis,_ | minited by the expiration of its charter. Another | court ot Wyoraln ht Bett, of New York, to ence be established by the re, | The ceremony wi per ™ at 8 oC Jock by Rev. Gilver Merits poche mgm oy Fe = probably deposit lawful . oxic inplation of law. : “ 4 atu f g ‘ie The Stockholders of the NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCT. | Ury for the redemption of the defunet Institution. |" Yronwe Committes Meetings. 9. If the ju "reasonable doubt as to the | te Eniscopal church, atter whlch a bounte panes COUR BOs | Ieite dia work on Seer tary Sheran AUON ‘will assemble in genera! incetine April 11th another national bank charter wi The House committ-e on appropriations met this | sanity of the accused at the time ‘of, committing | partaken of and the eventu Suen eee Were paid for it RONDAY, January 9th, 18 3 pire by Hmitotion, From that date to Februs h se Commitee on appropriations in: | me charged against. him as aeriine, uy | Social ei ew 3 ¢ Merilette set all th nt Lia avenue north wes rpore of electing | j483, the number of k= whose corporate morning and the following assignments of sub- | 4 ‘4 Uy of such o e ry . ‘They were seen ouid give hin the beneft, of that doubt, and a ! . ort distance will terminate 1s 80%, having a ¢ committees for the consileration of the regular | Should ind hin “nob guilty’ by reason Gk “Ins | Z a Short ditanne, ene = jist to see the I : ards ited a proprivtion Diils were made: Sundry civils | sin'ty.” ee ie AE Seher Buk and then cause he Rant ot meee nae Wines, done the ee an Tis vorth and Blackburn; | _ 10. The jury are sole futges of the credibility of | CUt, and all the appointment 1 cant e . plosion. 1 boty a nips was found 1 tion in regi p 4 : a gi conceived and carried out tn the most exquisite | plosion. | The < z "belbyden ut be ascertall crete. | direetion of extending the charters, Be aren ee ine inthe aeiieuce sae erent r | taste and with quiet elezanee, A pretty feature | ARs olor mtg yen ey ¥ Fvuiested 20 at- SSeS a KecUtive a : AEEeU Mette ted ti RiGee Faas | Of the ahr was havlag as attendants of the | Z0ue, the back portion ofl carr wry ie ima ene Kite Fobr Porter Case. : 7 S| Their Manner OF Leth in, chal econ ated | brite her tele niece and the little sicter of the | 4nd the body obterwise. hy ASUFY CWIEL BOP, Was HIS MEMORIAL TO PR iT ARTHUR Butt Ah Brio ‘| wint of eo 1 any other ¢! room, attired in the quaint and ving cos. | Stedman ‘ : ; yards away, and fearully torn. Gerald Joy : Rt S ENDORSEME i ue ee sre. | Stinces connecte thelr testimony which tue | {umes of the elshtecnth century, each bearing a | She Yar ity yards 1€ CO = ae annvial of tle Fitz-Joun Porter was submitted to Prest-| {fan Giewell é jury may think would influence Das Se OL 1a vely [reseundis ) ne pivesnte ib the | 2 ay wii his Sead aint “ owes ; shied Fam Brown Bank will be held on TUESDAY, Ja tween | ra memorial asking to be restored to rr f 11. Ii the jury beileve from the evidence that | bride were nume PCs At eri eee ad Deen warned to « : Tae sy Ste ; the boure of Land 3 o'clock p. See mor ne emu, = ; : fi. | the prosecution have wilfully suppressed evidence | Se:ved to show the high esteem in whfel she ! Sek Reporter amental conde aos Ne two | held by her friends and acquaintances, a la ainage tO tke ety 1s very greit. Most of the toe had die ecfacout-martlil He says: “T" . 3 Weta nent following the shoouime of Presiaent | Hunber of WOW avalled theulsclves oF Us opt | Houues composing theo cularities siiuibar to Pe eee ao ine and those MOSt | Forney; Di ficlency °K, Lw.is in thelr power to haye pro- and manner Of giving it formal expression.-| sre broken: stables tMTOWN, Gown, chinese x rn Wore agony mut tn justice to the army towiten F] LORY Coe mmutice, consisting he trial, the Jury haved TIEN (0 tke | eee an Coe MT ateees e N be at Lome on | (oppled, and furs cracked trom top to bottom, Tne | we, E ee a ee id which has ever believed in me, an ee ee ans Wderation a8 raising a presmap- | Tuesdays ¢ M stree [ beter: {FMLA Of jptate cts of the | vouchers bive AK Gay's A ‘al Iron Work. ¥f @ government Which honored and tristed | hang of te consis denelt, Hob dis more one, If produced, Would have Tae CO ee a eae lie fy cuieion be corere uy a dollars, | YOUCHERS representing the Furshase « Sward & Co, "x Areluiieetural Tron Work. Ma- rad ; Megent been unfavorable to the prosecution. lay E alting Cer | ee ea raanie seag on ts | entirely dutiersa wis & He A is and Colors, 1 Plate, Window | memorial fs accompanted with a strong en- | 112 end heard Superintedent Seaton in| OST the jury shall believe irom the evidence Seed Op aLe Binee Kae cnn Mane Sone | and was located In open apa f bpp un ea Hep ye desler limg brs i ene som tee, coer ee He} tually these advanced heretofore. He detailed the the prisoner was of sound mind, or not, so | aescrid Oy Mrs. Byron, Andrors and rs. Stone, C Pay@Nent out of ane fund olten being chaiged (Ls SoLipay Goops. Tequest of Gen. testimony furnished ye- | MANNE i which the clerks s cured money since | Liste SoU) we. We enanetple for the acts at the | dia airs. Pendleton, whose dnughaers assisted her, | —* ecuts in Ge Ok ree another fond. ‘The committee. are tueeatt extn t x : fore the Se! urt of Inquiry held in 1579, civ- a een cuane ee teenie Fontes | July, 1881, and that he then. unlawiully and wil Many encomiums dre heard on the beuty of 1 OF NAPOLEON tit. aND THE PRINCE rwpe- | 231 these mutters, with, the wow A sscertactliyg 7 Freer onnseoreinor - testy doers Duplex fete teat oo — ong fied Sern next week. The d tent nounte to $530,000. fully, but without malice, tn tat in the District ot ia iy yr decrations ator eton’s ne RIaL Nor STOLE Who Js responsible for the culsrities, + ad Fancy Shad Shades. | and consideration ani much thous ne inter: | NE ropriation cominitice deskeneted Mon- | COwmbLa, shot ut and thereby Injured the Pr nse. DON, January 6.—The vaults at Chisethurst . i i Megnidicent Display of Gas Fixtures. Yening time. ‘The reading of the whole of this | aayec Weancutays end. Feilage ag Cele dpon | dent, of which shooting and injurv the person so sous te, Zesterday afternoon the families of very | nave hot been Imany Way Lape WIth Toape | Me Ptmededls Sait Against she Bi trict E. F. BROOKS. Tecord has thoroughly convinced me that for these | Witch resular nyeetings will bs held injured subsequently died in the state of New der. | S20 1 108 ete e tor the holldave had cones | Dears that a telegram was received at Chisshurst | TO-day the trial of the of Mr. H. J. Rumsdell at Corcoran Building. | nineteen years T have been doing a gallunt and | Wires Teoinittee on ways and means met this | SY, and W thin the United States, then the pris- ag bag gone home for he holidays had returned | Sesterday from Paris, giving Warning ayaiust ' TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CEN. | CUicient soldier a ve injustiedin thought | worming, All the members were present except- | oner Js guilty of the crime of mansliughter and | Pere Some who had started have been de We | Dody-shatchers, dnd heper the rumor published by | suiting from his STR NATIONAL DAN, OF WASHINGTON Ce ald before the ee reck | ing Mesors. Hubbell and Carliste. “The usual reco. | ‘Le Jury could so find. (Section 5,841, Rev. Statutes | Py canoe ete Ce Chicane whe de viake, | the Central News association, that anatvempt had , be Land 1600 streets, om — The Annual Election of Eleven Directors of the ‘ mination and opinion. Hopine | tion, referring the varlous subjects discussed in | OU. 8.) eicucten tania te | Ing Senator and Mrs. Logan, has recelved marked | Deen Made fo steal the bodies of Napoleon WL. | the nicht of January deth last, py RR a kt ed ee heer | the President’s annul message to appropriate | 18. ‘The jury are instruct ndictment, and | attention from the wives of Senators, who have | #4 the Prince Imperial. his lex, Which ie charges was the 1 Huca mvenitey on MONDAY. Jantary’ 9, Ids, between | who has sulfered {oF Mrsetecn years puting eas | Committees was adopted, and Chatrman kelly was | Yetdict upon each count in the indictment, and | attention from the wives of Senator onor, Her | OU BRITISH BRETHREN STILL WARPING ON MM | PeCe du tie port ot the Distr jana "venue, on MONDAY, January 9, 1882, ery who has suffered for nineteen years a punishment instructed to report the’same to the House.” The | {asmuch as it 1s charged in the first, second, | S!Vel ho is a student at Yale, ts also here spend. BLAINE’S CIRCULAR, Hs having th tee hours of 12 m. and 2p-m. | The aunusl report of | that never should be inflicted upom any but the 1 jie ; fourth, fifth, seventh and eighth counts of the | 50, W a coe Aid Spend | Loxvox, January 6.—The Daily News discussing | Bt baving ‘ " , the transactions of the wil beread at pum. of | most guilty, 1am, very Uuly, Young pili cimimeduced in the House by Representative | [out tihene th this case, that the death of the | ing the holidays. —Scnator Groome now has his ME Bune’ clreaiar to tie publics or Cente | Pavements or enorclng the ‘snow 1 Mewame day. SAMUEL NORMENT, President. U-§Gnanm’ | factures of iron, was taken ‘up, and, “after | President took place in the county af Washington, Cre ae te cae and Mrs, Creswell and South Amel ropesiug a conference at | Suiaed, | Mr. pag hdl anne JAMES §. EDWARDS, ‘ sramegmemorial Is also accompanied by a letter | trier consideration, referred to” a. sib-com, | im the sala District of Columbia, and therels no evi | ee een ioe Eby Seca indless, of Phila. | Washington, says:—the meaulng of the project ts | {nud ween tain, ‘Thetestimeny ot hile weceesars Beard of Directory. _€9-18 ew |e gulty, in which hefrankly admitsthit bisown | mittee, consisting ot Messra. McKinley, Hubbell | dence of such fact, therefore the Jury are directed a, 15 In the cit; the establishment of an American proteclorge: | Dr's" Ford Thompson, was heard as, WATER (from Arkansas), ) o : EUREK 4 SPRING 4 opinions upon the case Were entirely chan; Tor sd been dog, Gover Guratorsy tie | opinions poe the, case, were erirely changed gress Water, and other Natural Waters, freshiy received, | ing. and Morrison. ‘The bill is amendatory ot section | % tind the accused not gullty upon each of sald | Gelpliia, is in the city, visiting Miss Hattie Stew- | Ger “hotn Central and South Aluerica, it. PY | 2.504. of the Revised Statutes, and proposes that in | counts separately. art, street. ‘ lho case shall the duty on any manufactured | , 14. Inasmuch as the evidence is uncontradicted eaeten dent having permanently disabled M ieaasese ions are novel and extravagante} Waxing him deripple for Aiie,. Tits taatuine the they were never contemplated by the orig Pelsets pun oo tee wand a rticle y in this case that the wound was inflicted upon District Government Affairs. the Monroe doctrine, under which an al € : 1 nd for sale on draught at LEGISLATION NECESSARY TO RESTORE GEN. PORTRE. | Chict value from whic Ie We een U Ea HO! | the President by the accused on the al day ot Shiv: | ‘The Dikurict Commlscleners ate. meetin” prepa robably be made to shelterthem. Now that Mr. | Wgeac clown tine snow ifs aive tie uati mee In reading Gen. Fitz John Porter's letter to| committee agreed upon Tuesdays and Thursdays | A. D. 1881, in the county of Washington, in tic | rations for telephone communication between the | Frelingiuysen, has succeeded Mr, Binine, there i testify as to having employed men’ to shovel the ms = iar inceting days. District of ‘Columbia, and that the President sub- | District offices on 43 street and the District com- yes President Arthur the impression is given that his | as regular ing day’ sequently, and in thé month of September, A. D. | mittee rooms, in the Capitol. SLOW OMT; also, the inen so employ ae ATTO RNEYS. oe isone willy under executive control, and COMMITTER CLUREE APPOINTED. 1981, died of such wound in the state of New Jer-| ‘The commission to examine places of amuse- hi PRAYERS OF PLAINTIFR. EYS. fhat no legiglation ts necessary to restore him to] ‘The following committee clerks of the House | sey the jury are instructed that by reason of tiese | ment, etc, in the District, with reference to nelr The plaintiff offered prayers that {f the Jury find . s K 5 i any es he iam, have been appointed: Dr. Ba tures facts the accused is not guil the crime of | safety in cases of fire or ic, have under consid- is sc , e RR, © PREY, asey-av-taw, Porter is restored to the army tt will have to be in | to yencrtmont of Justice: Re Gane ot eee ne | murder as charged in the imalcimere, saa thes | ee nae eae (euggested by the building es yes eee . $41 D Brazez, accordance with an act of Congress. He says bah Laid nd, | verdict must be Hot guilty, unless the jury shall | Inspector), of requiring the owners Of theaters 16 era Saran nagecboeiiqany desaie® Opposite City Hall. . “And I now respecttully and urgently represent | Me., judiciary; Mr. erin, onthage, welghts and | sind him guilty of manslaughter, as charged in the | have a: 2 curtain made of asbestos (which is titled to recover—the question being oue of neglle F wih ee eee ice eee aa ae Raith allan etoile oh Meboee hikes ae 19th prayer of the defence. absolutely fire-proof), so that in case of fire all geuce and ordinary care. ® a 5 It exists ts he reach and wi 4 y 3; H. Py FI H oe ee a Orta ae ei Seereacs ent bode ao) | Se Wonag, post affiecs end post tare, ‘The Question of Jurisdiction. connection between the stage and audience could PRAYERS OF DEPENCE. be immediately cut off, while the audience could y rere offered: ote, y It will be observed that Mr. Scoville has raised * On the part of the defence prayers we temtence conUnuows SHER ioreies deraiins District Interests im Congress. the question of jurisdiction inthe closing para. | fren of brick, 2° ‘N° Proseenlum walls and | entire y pri That the Commissioners being oMicers of the Gen. Porter from holding any office of trust or MBETING OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE TO-DAY. graph in bis prayers, In the minds of many law-| Building permits issued by Ih wr Entwisle: —~>___ United States, without authority to levy taxes oF conan ahd 8, Gunton Taw | Preilt Serine aad Cone eN deny Hetites | The first toridal mecting of te House commtt-| yers there is considerable ground for debate on the | Suiitirs ‘Transparent Iee Manufacturing Con en- 1s to Religions expend money, except on the direction of Com Al removed his office to itso, Loviniens avenne, near City Hal, W200 | anny ig final and nothing but legislative action | @2 00 the District of Columbia was held to-day. | question... At the City Hall thts morning the sub. | ! ge brick structure on Water fay Ses aes J gress, they were not onary lg whom — ee ee = x ~ | can restore him to the arr ‘The committee agreed to meet every Monday and ict was rather freely discussed am a scirpac iccted Ga pig p ment having been imposed ox I Pew 4 AYWARD & HUTCHINSON, ror nrete ‘Thursday until further orders, The committee me who had paid little attention to ratte py JE eine ng ing District, whe had neither power we ‘The Cabinet Ofticers, to-day agreed to report favorably the Dill to Incor- | consider it an error, due to n ott deiendant — 1s yot THE TALK TO-DAY. porate the Garfield Memorial Hospital. Mr. Garri- | ence, to state that the case: deexcluded trom | , The Comsnlsioncrs bare. porteed trom. Wm. : Co Ex-Senator Sargent was on the floor of the | S02 Was Instructed to toke charge of the bill and | the court unless a verdict of manslai Was rence, first ‘Treasury, a com- wepare a report. ‘The bill provides for the cstab- | rendered, as the opinion prevailed that the plea of | Munication in relation to 4 ‘of District employ és Senate to-lay and recetved congratulations of dif- | fisiment of a “Garnela Memorial Hospital” te ve | jurisdiction would be equallystrong either in a | 00 legal holidays, to the effect that unless there is ferent Senators as future Secretary of the | located in the D'strict, It 4 Mots aapparies by oS of murder or one of manslauhter, It was | AN expressed or implied eontrac. between the missions Wasnrxerox, D.C., Dec. 24, 1881. | Interior. It was said that Mr. Sargent made no | Voluntary contributions, and fs to be mauaged by | thought that the alternative ict, under the and the employes, that wages b% each; to Seamen's Friend Society E ani the American Bible Society ; such days, that they secret of the fact that he had reason to expect| arg ane Stay Wane Windom, 4 G.‘Mltuc, | Bould bec mais. ed siauld Ge walle | elve compemntion forSCRioes Gee Gaga | Now You, ym ach. rast of #10 and Cur up-town customers are respectfully informed that | the appointment, and the general belief to-day | David G. Swaim, James Gilfillan, John A. Baker, | assault with. intent to PRACTICING MEDICINE WITHOUT A DIPLOMA. charitable institutions in this city. Was that he is the coming man The Pacific | Judge MacArthur, B. G. Lovejoy, S.C. Busey, F. | reporter applied to the : — ‘We have occupied our New Shop, coast republicans say that the President has | A. Ashford, J. Ford Thompson, Jos. M. Touer, H. | office for enlightenment on the Jaw, Mail Robbing in Dakota, positively determined upon the appointment of | A: Willard, A, 8. Solomons, J. H, Saville, Lew's J. | formed that there was a distinction as to the Brsmakcx, D. January &—At Glendive, No. 170 P STREET, r. Sargent, and that the latter and] Davis, Stalth Townshend, John W. Thompson, W. | matter of jurisdiction between the crimes of man- i of the r. and his iricnds have received assurances to] G. Metzerott, Henry Wise Garnett, E. Frincis | staughter and murder. Murder being a capital ‘broken that effect, A Stak reporter was informed | Rigzs, Jo-igh Dent, W. G. Palmer, H.M. Hutclin- | crime it ts setaround with rales of law entirely near Dupont Circle, and have private telephone wire todey, however, that the: 7 momination | gon atid Reginald Fendalt, distinct trom penitentiary « — and meee 3 be will 1 seu @ Senate for two or re. ieveved, ACcoi SI G from there to our Store No. 317 9th street. weeks; probably not before the first of February; san Foros eee. x “ ‘ the plea of want Of jurisdiction can only apply that the coming sen:torial election in Towa has | At the mecting of the committee next Monday, | the Rharge ot eee course iin wiekion ‘We shall keep rart of our force of workmen at each ae Miggeiels gent in Lone ns ae James F, peeieter Rios) will be parse ae uunce fut for ihe court eae eaee iat ee ae vison, and to avold any disturbance of that | committees. It ts his intention to push the bill | case. The district a place, and.all customers will have their orders attended | arrangement, Secretary Kirkwood will be per-! forthe reclamation of the Potomac fats, Major | cannot be maintained. condition ha’ to a2z_| mitted to retiin Lis present position uutil the elec- | Twining will be heard by the committee touching | arisen under which be announced that he tion ts over. It was represented that this plan ts | the subject, but the committee will not hear out- | take part in the closing arguments, he will RER RR ERE K K agreeable to Secretary Kirkwood and to] side parties. The trouble has been heretofore | ably present the views of the prosecution on this BRR EE Mr. | Wilson and his friends Mr. Kirkwood, | when public sessions were held that Inmany cases | prayer. ft 1s understood, knows that his service | they were attended by tho-e who misled rather | _ MF. Scoville’s Prayers were led this morning as Secretary will be terminated before a great} than enlightened the committee. with the clerk of the court, and according to agree- while; but he has no desire whatever to enter the SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS ON STREET RAILROADS. ment a copy Was served upon the at for Senatori \1 race in his state. On the contrary, he Senator Edmunds to-day submitted a resolutio: the prosecution. Messrs. Corkhill and Da’ §s anxfous to keep out of 1 But should he leave y lution, | were closeted during a greater part of the day the Intertor departinent now, he apprehends that | Which was agreed to, directing the District Com- | vising means to ‘the new crisis that has bis friends would insist upon an attempt to elect | missioners to transmit to the Senate, as soon | arigen in the case. "They were not inclined to him to the Senate. He does not care to be put ina | as may be, a statement of the amounts charged | talk, and in fact were practically inaccessible to : Position to have to resist thelr appeals to run, and | In the revision of assessmenta against the several | reporters. ‘exhibition can be avoided by his remaining where he is | street railroad companies in the city of Washing-, until after the Senatorial election. friends of | ton and Georgetown, for the pavement of the car- Mr. Wilson very wilitogly assented to Unis arrange- 5 copy of the report of Wm. as the; not Want a possible competitor in | Oscar Roome, chief of the special assessment Mr Rirkweoa, _ vivigion, made on the same subject t Me _—— It was asserted to-day at the Senate by promt-| missioners on the th of Februai p is to succeed a8 ‘Hunt as Secretary of the Navy.