Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1882, Page 1

"THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Worthwest Cormer Penneylvania Ave. and 11th 8t., by 5 DECISION IN FAVOR OF MIXED SCHOOLS, The Evening Star Newspaper Company, —_—___ GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. THE IOWA RAILROAD DISASTER, ‘Te Evextxe Stan ts served to Cpe gre Lat the —_—-.> — _ 2 ean oe ae cons per sect Copies as thes onemeee 3 THE MALLEYS INDICTED FOR MURDER. fiiiench, By mail postage d—50 cents a month, {Entered at the Post Qflice at Washington, D. C., aa > Becond-class mail matter. Mixed Schools ‘Tre Weexty Stam—published on Friday—$2 a al DECIRION OF THE STATE SUPREME COURT AGAT NOT ecie Wrexty Span rubbed on Friday $2 9 reap, = = ———— = SRPAKATE SCHOOLS FOR WHITES AND BLACKS. fopies for $20. ie Mun sorstrn ave raaiwamen:| VW 59—N% 8,980, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1882. TWO CENTS. |xryoramstnn sien coi eireait court on Information by quo warrante by a —— ————>_ | the Attorney assisted by Ex-Gov. John Telegrams to The Star. — = = . . exhibit of himself before the jury they would see | The National jcultural Convention, | M-Ptner in relation to John Longross, against ____ SPECIAL NOTICES Washington News and Gossip, | AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITOL. |THE GREAT MURDER TRIAL, | sustciaremcisn airy tay, te | "he Nestonat Agricetarat onvonton. | alti tins ih qi > —= STON FONSI aaT nT SS SS at evidence go to the jury. Mr. Scoville held | vided the clty into eight districts for gpk ae ee plies ees aera reve- Bhat two of the counsel tag even sald that the | National Convention of Agricutturists yesterday, | Shoo! purposes, and adopted a rule requirtag alt woxraphic rooms of CHESTER & HANDY, 426 7th | nue, $224,7 5; custe 19,673 = prisoner should speak from the dock. after our report closed: “National and Interna- | . e- oral attest me acl rect northwest. i hucne vam Bamecaecur Clean Tomer wer CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS | GUITEAU'S OPENING SPEECH. | © ar. corinin corrected Mr. Scoville, saying that | tional Crop reports,” by Mr. W. I. Chambertin, | *peylaly Soy ph ry np omy ig og SW UNION bey scenes ait te Senators MeDill, Voorhees, Cameron, Conger and oher opeae Eomnithesiocs tater oe bint bee baba hosp ablng DENCeCeE, © plete feed potas Dation of the school <H USION.—Gospe! moctings w 1 daily 2 : 7 ; : > . Reynolds, Illinols; “Cereal Capacity of Indian | board are in violation of the statutes of the state, Sar say E secull! giclock in Masonic Tewrle. corner | Plnmb, and Representatives Ward, Browne, Dar-| gryaTOR BECK ON THE PENSION-ARREARS | MR. SCOVILLE’S ARGUMENT CONTINUED. | Pliced for punishment. Territory,” by Mr. P. Porter, of tae Indian Terri. | Which prohibits directors and school officers from and F strccts northwest. Rey. J. F. Nav6: Tell, Hubbell, Houk, Moore, Ryan, Hobbs and GUITEAU BAYS HE HAS “BEEN A GOOD BOY 7: rhe Wists ‘. cricuitural | making and enforcing any regulatt hich a At | Pound, the latter accompanied by Col. Bryant and| ACT—THE LIBRARY BILL IN THE See Oy; ane History, and Value of Agricultural | Giexing and cnforving any regulation which shalt rE " > = “4 Zi v "1 s s y . A. Blue, je C < < . € ae on Cer A HAVE THIS DAY Gp OF JANUARY, | H.L Pound, of Wisconsin, To-day being Cabinet SENATE —THE FREEDMEN'S BANK SHARP CRITICISM OF GOVERNMENT COUNSEL. | “7 2ve deen 2 e00d boy tatety,” catied out the | Discussion followed the reading of cach’ paper ta | Public "Schaeis on accmunt of color. “Tie cour n will be carried. 0 Miiy herp were no dele s tons or bast shakers, PROPERTY — MISCELLANEOUS MAT- | prisoner, ‘‘so you had better let me out.” which the chairman, (Dr. Loring), and’ Messrs | Detreeee op scons Of che Sane ate patio — Peanesiva ApprvioNAL. SWATLPOX Statistics for the week TERS THE HOU THE MUTILATED LETTER. Alken, Jackson, Hubbell, Roberts, Smith, Gilham, | {UMS @nd in their management ant conti yh ve maine of N s cs ace bs 3 rhaney and C¢ a a 10 offered % eet <i lunkful for past favore ? respectfully solicit the | ending January 14th, have been received by the a US ‘There Was no diminution in the attendance at | MF: Scoville admitted his error. ‘The mutilated | FVAney and Cobb took ee ee wed monet ypndngeenper ors ae bs of my fr sa tae Pete OBR & SON, | BAtlonal board of heaith as follows: Philadelphia, the trial this morning, despite the very disagree- | !tter, previously referred to by Mr. Scoville, har ng Congress to provide by law for the’ cok f Six and twelve andiess of a ee Seb ee oe | Pa.. 9 deaths; Erie, Pa., 1 death; and Moline, IL, In the Senate To-day. able weather outside. Mr. ‘Scoville was on hana | 2S been brought from the district. attorney through the foreign service of Uhis gov- Ses shalt ~ ve equal and the same CSL IED, Fac tty Crect noctheent: tat nercoy Dis: | SoS ——— A number of petitions for a commission of in- | early, ready to resume his talk to the jury. When | ome; Mr. Scoville exhibited the letter to the jury SOF ther MeTioces Gd Tenens Ta be: | saying: that the Gelacy boand et emmcaioe aed Oe pipes umiiel cove ut A. MCCKEARY continuing | | Nowtwattons oF PostMASTERs CoNrInMED.—The | quiry concerning the alcoholle Uquor traMfic; for | the court opened Guiteau appeared in the dock | “NopaBe wen ret peee Hd Deen CO ee cot acti andl the several atau } make and enforce the rule compl eined ot a aa aaa A. McCREARY. | Senate, in executive session yesterday, confirmed | an inerease of pay to members of the life-saving | with a manuscript in his hand. ‘There was some | prisoner. 2 and territories, Unrough their boards of agricul. | 9 Uhe informa sment reversed aud Ua aving et my interest in the abe te ee iden, Moss. : Ma aker, a si “8 ne a z strict attorney, * cut that out? ollecting a Lis + Prompt and accu. : ‘ beartiy’ recommend iy” friends to continue their | GIMTCS E Tansey Tn ee fare van Ware, | for woman suffrage were presented. ittee | OMcers When the district attorney came tn he | “ves, sir,” sald Mr. Scoville: “that you did tt or | Pate statistics relating to the agricultural, produe- The Towa Railroad Disaster. patronaxe. ee NER » > ee Cuca ree yan Were r. Davis, (West Virginia), from the committee | was accompanied by Mr. Lawrence Barrett, the | was knowing to its being donor procured It.” Uons of the United States. ONE DEAD AND TWENTY-THRER INJURED, 7 = = LAND. | i Lemusi Adams, Green: On appropriations, reported with amendments the | tragedian. so do 1,” Said the prisoner. | PLECRO-PNEDMONIA IN THE DISTRICT OF COLT NRTA. | A dispateh from Lansing, ed tte smnouth, Mic! bill to repeal certain laws relating to permanent | Mr. Scoville was about to begin talking, when TH Strep ee ate ae reed on that,”said} A committer, consisting of Messrs. Gilham, Law edaitional particulars PRICK H. A. Mille mden, | and indefinite appropriations. Guiteau said, holding up his manuscript: “Hadn't | "6 district attorney. and Meredith, appointed to consider preventive Se ee oe | Ar; Vai fiurgn, Ark., and Vest, from the committes on public bulld- | T hetter deliver thiseate. Scoville” Fe ae Perens har Me eat oo acne | measures against the epread of pleuro-pneumonta, , Roe? cee ee \ vom Sates mieened Aden Coe eens Mr. Scowgle, turning to the court, sald that the | hensible that if he believed the prisoner Was. sane lague), now prevalent in the District of «Wheel on the smoking ville, and the erection thereon, In the city of Washing: | Prisoner Mad a statement to make which he did j he Would have leit the court. submitted a report, which was adopted, eae ae from the » of a_ building to be used as a hall of | not think was objectionable. See eens eee not 20 SEDGE LORS RR resolutions passed urzing legislation upon ee records. He endeavored to secure its immediate | ‘The court sald that he woul consider the pris- | _ Mr. Scoville having remarked that he-wished | CoNsTrss to authorize measures for the complete Anrusaea ae ca toe goal ofheer, Wil establieh’an Omics, | Ree ee een Ws maNe, oner’s request. Judge Porter was present, the district attorney | SUPRIT i of Mus Fat alistemper., bak worn ‘Tue tor gaal officer, will establish an office, Were introduced by Mr. Conger—To pro- pe ane sa i e y number of the delegates called last evening he fore “ 591 48th street | tne which will be to aulit all accounts of | vide for a cominissston on the alcoholic Mquor The Prisoner’s Speech. sald the Judge was not able to be out of his room | at the White House upon the al invitation of conn te \. Fighting: . as: iz ___ 531 15th street. ace pala » they are finally approved. | tfailie. By Mr. Cameron (Wis.)—For compiling | The court having consented to his making the | to-day, but he had sal yesterday that Mr, Scoville | the Presitent. They were accumpanted by Com S coaLaraie: Gratin eee g=_ THE AMERICAN CoLONIZaTK: ) ufc of the army will be detaliea to take | andl arranging the statate laws in force in the Dis- | speech, Gulteau delivered the following, wita an | Should not mind his absenea, aMSsionertOEn ye, abd teey oh wamterea some F T¥.—Vhe Sixty-ffth Ansuat larce of the efli-e, rows for which have been | tict of Columbia, By Mr. Vanee—To enable the | attempt at pompous declamation: Mr. Scoville said he would, then, not refrain PROCERDINGS TO-DAY. y te chane wrhe tacmen BMERICAN char ne office, rooms for : pt at pompous declamation: G t 3 : less injury. The Ost work of those who escaped MERICAN, sented on the corher ce pranayiva: avenue anit al states to col an educational fund |” «tr your nonor please,I desire to 8a: awordabout | 0M What he had to sa For quite awhile, hee] To-day’s session of the fourth of the series of | wasto ald the occupante of the twe ams, which a ives ieti street, ° from taxes on distilled spirits and fermented | goriverng my speech Tinton ne disteerent ty | Stl he had watched Judge Porter to dis agricultural conventions Was opened hy the read- | were already ablaze from the stoves. The pencue 1 ——_ liquors. this LOM eine oie vontroversy: | Wettkind of a man he was, and he had got no| ine ofa paper o il » py | Was accomplished after heroic work. 8 1 aeoneneiGuve a Ms honorable court. lestre no controversy | idea of 1t—other than that he a gentieman of | 15 =x. fies secrete Th yeh | ee ere a 1 ‘8 BANK PROPERTY. with this honorable court, In general Tam satis- | Mhitite duane : eee ny Of tite unfortunates were taken 10 New” Alb to the territorial legislature of thorizing and directing the | fied with the law as proposed by your honor, but 1 | 2biMty and dignity—until he came Co cross-exam~ = matl car, w TS were placed in the § r at the Interlor de- : of the ‘Treasury for the | have suggested a still broader wiew, Which ase | 20,8, Withess. ‘Then he had discovered that his | rtvtie as possible untl e | sreater part of the dooument 1g | RLVUC Use of the Freed:ien’s bank property, and | your Honor to follow, to wits That if the Jury bes | (Tt lay in effective exhib OF ins 4 nber of wou ts 23. Or tat, om WEDNESDAYS | pertma greater. part of the, da P to | (he Teal estate and parcels of grounds adjicent | lieve that I believed it was right. for me té remove | Scovlle said that he hi u poe ure sie as alr urred, and Pde a=) tae siseniciass) OF | ne Celi thereto, belonging to the Freedmen’s Savings and | the President because I liad -spectal divine | HUited Judge Porter by referring to his antiquated two T persons are expected, Se WOEEER peated ‘Trust company, Woe: Ivania avenue, | authority so to do, and was forced to do | S3/@0f oratory, ond had discovered his vanity. | (ots Of Wise msi to di JOHN COOK, S ae ty of this | Bee een aati and. 1536 streeta, Washington. By |tt by the Deity, they will acquit on’ the | masa ta Stitiy ato, Judge Forter would | Tavior and Dodge. —_>—. <= FAESH BOVINE V! fi ee of the § e > United States, | Parla cod! 3 a 5 3 ie Z . . cine # . CP ewe wc wee aoe Kwihding poping. | WLU By Me Teller To adopta device for the | ground of transitory malay Tn Ay soe pe | gue He would L@ In E8vor of hanging. you,” ealled Thee ines: [okie toaag ihe ean je aa ee rect from the farm o! opie, ase OF pi fA re-use of revenue stamps | jished in all the leading ci anersaarestaae | e prisoner. é pally oceans outer te 4 goecel os 5? reeeived and fe Jon mult ond spirituous Hquors, barrels and | day, and wileh 1 prestine your honbr ins peaks T | id that Judge Porter, carried away i ater one aoe Oo ee ee . = ecs. By Mr. Blilr—Granting a pension to Lucre- | gaye my reasons for asking your honor eto | on, had vienounced the whole tebe ut for the killing of Jennie Crat agust Suh ‘ te BE Garicld. | By Mr. Anthony To authorize | charge. Mr. Reed made a wrilllant and lawyer- | toni agit Ca ea eee ee ee ie ation (he p ee : : compila Z 7 Benes i S nia » Mr. Scoville said he had come be: asing- vst mu 3 pably | Me aa 7 econ Su DELS RE OF avant P Attong SnMucnt [oe MISULCORe, Hut seriee | tM and prostituted his talents for money tohang | And Costumes), the Chiues has prooably never | Proposed Consolidation of Hebrew to Lieut. Danen- MR. BECK ON THE PENSION ARREARS ACT. “| Mr. Scoville nor Mr. Reed reprvsent me in this de- | Snage pues: ie. warned Cre nes een S True were excel 1 Ordern. BovINe vinv the Jeannette, | During the morning hour Mr. Beck resumed his | fence, T am here as my cwn counsel, and, 98 | ne 3 Ey Anes Sane rpollett Proura, Ti, January 17.—At a meting ot ge pany, on Teery pol « eHiarir URDACMrs Tei as claring the | Stated at the opening of the case, no one ie tao 4 i and. Pearson wel | 3 Bhat Brith yestorday, Wo rHOMPSO jrenares upon Peas resolution declaring the | resent me to that Jury. i ERow My (e | TURNING Ts ATTENTION TO THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY, | Joss crvilit for theit correct wud spirited ry the comm of tke coms dae = = yur pe af 1? y is pe . my inspiration in ‘removing the President, | Mr. Scoville said that if this man were hung, if he | of the parts ~d them. The chorus was Sion of TS now In extitenca, STES! Mr. Hoffman, 2 | FRpport of his allegation that the legislation was | and have set it forth to my | went to the gallows through the suppression of | Py yet heard in Washington; the orchestra | ROS : Seatites that he Wad tor arieditt cated sed through Congress by pen-| satisfaction in my speech _ published eureland TEHE APRY Rud Sco ce ted to | (led by Pi hd the costumes | The report w ptod DO OU WANT APURE, BLOOMING COMPLEXION? = | slon ¢ agents, he read trom the records of an | yesterday, and I ask your honor in the name of Beer ene Atte BSS Deer es esr ch night the foral offerings and 3 . avestigation by a House committee in 187% | justice, in the name of the Ameriean judiciary, | PY ‘he prosecution, in after years, if consct . AU the close of the second action , bier orders, looking to t Ufso, afew applications of Haan’s Nava ORDER xistehce in Washinaren ata ad # ae me and in the name oj the American people, to allow that scene will come often to the | Saturday night Col. Burnsile a neat speech, on | Ertot was s-lected lng girth gene Foo ‘ aphigntvanins ; ein Washington of an organization me to address the country rhere : Sorkhill.) A ¥! ; f the assoc ntad Prof. Sousa | SHawal tr question of esti MAGNOLIA BALA Ftotnstritetion in thy ng to be & soldiers and salldre’ association, | my litemay be at stake. Ifa man on Uae jury | Geatgnas, Ae, Corkulll) A vision will come to) Wt magenta Re contpate tmienetes | Labor buread as catied up and Mel With, ums MAGNOLIA BALM ch Was actively engaged when the bill was | has a doubt as to his duty in acquitting me, my | M2 ab night, a volce vs | Present the Smugaiers shortly, under the auspices | MOUS favor. Ths h speeded “ 3 5; sf pending, in sending out for sienatures and hav- | speech will probably scttle him in my favor, and | ee | Of the National Appropriate resilutions upon the death of Preste DEIA BALM {Liley, to | Ing returned to Congress, as voluntarily prepared | therefore, Inthe laterest. of Justice it is of te | © a aby the tones OF ee dent Garfeld were adopte z 3 Assist nt r signers, petitions In favor of it. greatest {mportance that they hear me inmy de- | &!wnatie. | He may 1 HORE: Tar Reviskp New TESTAMENT FOR SUNDAY —— Will gratify you to your heart's content. connection 2) the cousideration of the Sherman fund-| fence. Your hduor can decide the matter if you | ° r vengeance, but like the harlot who v LP of the Central Murdered His Father. J bill was resumed, and Mr. Plumb argued that | have any doubt as to your duty. Dandy, Caled Go idess\ by tie Paxisian)) Crvcrswatt, January 1 nond, Indians It does away with the redemption fund for United States notes ougiit, = i Mob—when the reaction came he would be lett | 4 tts 1th ant dal says: Susan’ si pad ner: won Jacet Sartowxrss, Repxess, Pruries, Broroura, CORAN DY THE ART | t) be diminished. He urged the solemn duty of | Mire Scoville Resumes his Argument. | Stranded on the shore of popular disgr: | The pastor and Mr. nnsod their ‘i ‘ands : ding, from prema- fone Se hot only ta cut down, but to definitely | sHAnp CRITICISM OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY CORKUILL. THE EVIDENCE RELATING TO INSANITY. e u tel, near Woshin Diseases axp IMPERFECTIONS OF THE SKIN. sted to say that | fyi, Wat tund thecountey He tre tegreuy mak- | Mr, Scoville then resumed his speech, beginning | Mr. Scoville then proceeded to discuss the evi. | = + Mrs. Smith siys her hushand po, Sf Oe on Art Club, with est, while allowing the money heretofore hoanted { With a severe eriticisim of Mr, Corxifll, whom he | denee relating to the altezed tnsantty of the pris | tor, De | Bue hnate toe bee kee oy s = aes 1 the Treasury tocirvulate, “ He belleved a reduc- | ceused of having been unfaithful to his oath of | oner, saying he called Gulteau’s case one of chronic told her he hed killed bis father, She admitted Farseve axp Excr ARIS Hon of the iund to $54,070. 4 afely he made. | ofve ih the measures he had taken regarding the | insanity or chronie monomanla. of Abby that they had talked. of puttiig itn out of the Tr Manes 4 Lepy or Tatnry Arrean net Twestr! Patong time, and who hasin many | nad fixed the Ime et $1 00, onservative Re | prisoner after the shooting. He said it was the | Maynard, he claimed, showed unmistakable evi- | 1! Way. Jacob Smith sald he Was mot at heme when itand advanced its fnter- | fait and ve iPOVIStOn tox pe “of | duty of the district attorney to have determined | dence of her iry taint. In the ease of Abraham | the murder w ‘vold Lim of fil part ike of the char. | in ple | ton for the’ redemption of Guiteau, he said,taough he might not have been 1 iUassoon as he cam it wil partike of the eat | every government obligation. Immediately atter the shooting the mental condt- | Sine, It was aliowa, Kevoud quenGOn wate nel | = atures of a banquet, ia the NOMINATIONS OF POSTMASTERS, tion of the prisoner; that instead, he had sent Dr. | become ineapacttsted to. transact business, In | Washington to Lose a British Legn= ning of er The President sent the following nominations to ay to the jail four months afterwards to dete: Be ace to tip rather OF the 7 | a inne years! oe re - a o -— the Senate to asters—Geo. Middour | mine the mental condition of the prisoner at that | leat, he suid the testimony Ww : Sense Sturge , Taunary 17.—The World says it is 4421 New ¥ SraTvE To Dasten W R.—To-morrow nicht | Witt Gibson, 2 time. It made no difference then whether the ae cee ives for dn attachwuent agatnst defendant for violating | Tamored that the Britis recalled aud me paride Bartlett, Har @ mecting will be held at Willard Hall on the | pa.; Henry H. Walton, at prisoner was sane or not. He referred to what | 3 Scoville said the prosecution had attempted to | the preliminary de restraining him from | appututed. 5 ae sury's Pain’ ion of the one hundredth anniversary of the | R, Wallace, at Yorkville, rH. L called undue sympathy and politeness extended | 28>wer his honest testimony by derogation and | Interfering with the ess. Judge W ee ene 7 ymp Ee : : : god.ox ay of Dantel W inaugurate a| Waco, Texas; Dexter Hoobon, at Fentonville, | by the prosecution to the Jury. He thouzht it | ridicule, North, Mr, Scoville sald, was aman frunted the motion and alse appointed Robert Prize Fight in Colorado. nt toward erecting a st itue to his memory | Michigan, Would be unbecoming on counsel to watt every | patd regard to the dictates of is ¢ Fon Sher Cte Os tect araeg Gn |, Sate, Gi, Jamey teh from. ATTORNEYS Be SCE LIME oe Honse of Representatives, Come INES COULE DOWIE to ee ay OuMt | rererred to his voluntarily relinquishing hs post- | hougs but found Wt loceea: and the belies perce | Leadville to tas Repuptian = AEHE Oe za LEYS. Hr Stitson Hu i sence Mr. Aniutietd offered a resolution for the ap-| such practice more properly beronsed t) the police | tion in the Methodist church, when he experienced pl on the front-door was broken open and Mr. | Curted these on Sunday bawoen ©. Wade ead PE Fess ily New bi | nt of a committee of five members to in- | court than to such a dignified tribunal as tls. we in his religious views. He did It for cou- | wen gehts GS mornine | 2006 | coon boaman wore Sought, tasahione tea vireiey Ber nectar « stantlal tndoren quire tuto and report concerning the alleged REFERRING TO DR. SPIEZKA, sake. se rnets Fey fe ey Si = teed sete! “hens Lacy; Both amen were Dadiy used ae abd are con saity.. men, and ty uses practiced by oflicersof the Internal revenue | Mr, Scoville sill he was not an old man, it was |, One of the witnesses suntmoned by. the prosecu- pieceiiee tiie arias Galen ‘irom the oar fined to bed, Pat Murphy and Ba. Burrows were ae cere or other persons in the sixth collection district of | true, but his whole soul was in bis profession. Dr. | shad volunteered the stite:ent ‘lice Was given of a motion to inercase | Matched to fight Monday afternoon but were pre —— North Carolina and concerning all other abuses | Spitzka, he said, had come here a3 an unwilifng | tilones aon ee rae 1 the iver, and also that otler pa vented by She pales. F or, bs ar A Pravperent Crat.—Jomes T. Thornton, of | perpetrated in sald district by Mmternal revenue | witness: he had ered questions promptiy, | a mere ray eo nat he hed | ttes will apply to become parties, Tanged tu uke place to- Boast eanite, x eins ers Which relste in any way to the internal | 2nd, untik id, Gray and Ke or, | there was not word ~ re Sees { dL December ga, | Tevente laws of the United States or the conduet | withe si Impress the truth and hoy Of North: that lis own posit =ee Soe Set Si | of internal revenue officers. ‘The prosecution to belittle th y contradicted Mr. Atkins’ hearsay rumor. | ‘ a7. —Vieinis Go Acidtret, RG aa et A The resolution is. pr by. a preamble stat- and had ke} mpt down to the him from the mfustry to | SOSEE AION, NNN ey pen taken thor hh ninide that the nt. He said Mr. id the disteict attor Cotton stead e 0 durlag. te the collection of sinall Internal Spi testi bron Alerand often steady tigation by an a table to ebuses among the ht he read a Jong Ugman can’t get over his habtt of sneer- Ante Warren atts Wasi ATL. tions Ie was dlsniive “ So ony, and then an retort@d Mr. Scoville, “I expect to cateh it rket last Siturday afternoon. Warren, 1.4 'D Stuer, er eee nting on the | Mr. Davidge’s argument, to show the sh.” lanvelsioa tum tothe Sin * o te T red, 4 7 al, at whose rec to the cler Counsel had not farly or’in a manly North’s testimony showed | thnains tole im old irlemd ot h Be, uary, 1-daiel 40°95 | ed Ms theory or bisevidence, but had vel tue HNG | sen oma eeehiCn wat ena o eiite we PES#e wise | attemptod by ridicule to belittle, which’ also was | the same power te stot, and told Zones It he weak Keep i Cotembian Law Bs Sede a SES Than Of lneenes eumne | pucks thookc he woutd-have ood luck as fon as ua an, Ip Mr. Belte red a resolution amending ERKING . Ny heels ved. Warten then took Jones’ pocietbook, amd : 485 Cen @ THCINDeE. Who hiss tue tone | MF. Scoville gentleman bad made no at- ast ae Re ee = | havine put tae loadstone in It, pretended to return [ome om parcelling lis Ume out to other members. | tempt to conceal anything. He did not think that Onditionr of the brain only, one datas notes oes Set iach eh Sera eto Rootus 6 abd ee Bie Referred, counsel could find any fault with any of his state- | from midness. He said it was ouly his eee ree cara earn ies Senet eCity Hk bay Grinnies ave Wag granted to. the committee on w ments, except a remark he had dropped, that he | Clerk of the county—calltng him to regu ont until he got. home, he would have good Iu ——— = Es ; Sos ig the 8 of the *“. | believed that five people out ol every twenty. and the daily routine of office—th: s lif t i . Th GENTLEM and entered upon the busin Dingley offered i resolution Instructing the | naa some elementsor lasanity. When te him from the mad house. If, however, he had! Sy tain stud tat he hee be Rantevin J pee pate rare mittee on commerce to inquire as to What | to mental operations, where were they to draw |been left to wander aimlessly withoat’ cnploys | te and’ Walken: MbOUL avequare: ot PHoteson’s who | of aw can be made as toulford relief to | the le between what 1s sane and what fs in ntlike the prisoner he might have had an to- | Something heavy kept strlsing hita om the | abl » a Short Lime a the merchant marine engaged In the foreign car-| According to the definition of the government eX~ lke Uiat Which removed the President | hand out ovis j see it | DRESS SHIKT MANUFACTORY pees i Ping trade and what measures can be adopted to} perts, Mr. Scoville stid, the apparition of the | last J 5 pockeOoke He wae abtontshed to nnd that t Flour aul! and declining. as Society Notes. ae whee as i ding and other commercial en by Martin Luther, was an insane haliu- aN a o'clock the court took a recess for half! fj1iw had put a stone in his pocket and deal cent Jo at for March ’ ave MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, pt Justice Fleld’s wife, who Is in New York, THE SOUTH AMERICAN CORRESPONDENCE. Ee i shee lation besress With his pocketbook cont uming $3. He gave chase at important chance, Pork dull weak’ and wax RU keke ies ofall the Justices of theG Mr. Wetngt offered a ealuion ag the! AND MARTIN LUTHER WAS INSANE fie = ‘ jakes x j and-overhauled him, and turaed him ‘ Tard ism 1120. races! Street Northw eee rece eae Tote Tet ates he | Tn acase Uke this where the aiMoulties tn the | @°TTRAU RETURNS THANKS TOR CHMCKS SENT 1M. iceman Auldridge. The pri sty 1, 13:90 pm. —Comecte Seaeweee: s. Field purposes beginning her receptions next | § ‘ommiuntestions between the gov-| Way of securing evidence wer almost insurmount- | _ When the court reassembled, a few minutes after | tue old man cave lain the $3 £ rec enor wl! ms Day vate aids Goce ney United $i nd its diplomatic | able, he asked if tt was consistent with the pro- | 10m ee prisoner st once ee oe an got a ; % vine got a s Bren A ts Of this poverg | Westations of fair play made by the government | Iter this noon and got a check for $25,000 on the Drvonce Svrr.—Catharine P. Ball,by hei sd cma ae By pena tors Vest and RiAicTeceiy aie a “ 1- | about. p peuveen Chil, Pera | When the erence deniren to cal Mr Me First National Bank of the city of New York; I} trend Hanmat A: Cunpoell his dled’ a till for a St. Paul ec ee ves, but tae wife of Senator Jones of Nevada, | d such other correspondence on|{ that they should object. He wanted to he: presume it is gool. I got another for $5,000 and | ee 34 ° a orm. Sy ie Caniies cee ——_— nat de ith of iis brother, will not bein the possession Of the | more from the counsel tor the prosecution about | Smother for $750. I send my thanks and greetings | A. Bul Mr. HJ. Murray appearing for her. She | Bris ror Divorce were filed to-day by Mary R, in Mondays thts season. She has | tate, Referred. their disposition to give this man a fair trial, un- | © the negple who sent them. Do itagain, I pre- nvor 10th, 2877, and. they lived tuzetuer | owt aet, Robert Us Koote, and acetate 3 from Culifornia (Miss Steriing luced a Di providing that | til these things were sitistactorialy explained, ~ | Sut; 1 lsive gol some friends lett in ‘the ‘country | 0 EG, Wan HeSent ES Eo ner omen ee Ebcodone 3: Sackiaas sts, and had anticipated | ndian agents Shall be In full al : e 1880, Ne sent he are ober, “RREUIL BROTHERS, weed betta eae | force and effect until thelr successors are ap- FRR ee MR. SCOVILLE RESUMES. iat She has since resided, 7 3 come on the very first reception day she | polulted. "a What ebjection Was there, Mr. Scoville asked, If | There was a delay after this speech of nearly a : R .FINE DRESS SHIRTS | his had in Washington for three ha ‘The ker thel . og | the prosecution desired a trial, to let Dr. | quarter of a ie Affairs in West Washington. GENES FURNISHINGS. tig Ned poy Ser TS ore ane | for reports, o> Proceeded to call committees | srcariand and Mr, Mills ttity. io seid tug | Wuartet OC an hour, owing tothe tardiness of the! qaaee ronmnaus--The funeral ol the late Henry : ata winter he ne | for report MeFarla Mr. Pity. He sald the | prosecuting officers. Finally the district slay Addison, took’ pl nis late residence WW F Srucer Noarmvrst, Wastixatox, D.C. es 01 Heprosentatives prosecution insisted upon the fron rule of the luws | Pent word for Mie Beovile to unateen cones ey AS ets rm eS te Raa ropos: Bix of the Finest Dress Shirts to ord “continuing to doon | 4 Crapo, chairman of the committee on bank- | Of evidence—an tron rule of law which sometimes | of jis absence. Mr. Scoville thereupon resumed ‘kp.m. Rev. A. R. Stuart, of Christ P. E. a py the heirs-ut-law of a deceased Gis Batra Fine sturmrto orders vs Rey , | Ing and currency, reperted back the resolution | defeated the ends of justice, his argument, saying that he had forgotten to ted, and Mesers, Bralnbridge Webb, | trustee, on the ground that the sald helrs were OB of Aa i es | directing the Secretary of the Treasury to int Mr. Reed here suggested from his seat that the 3 3 { ry, W. A. Hutchins, Capt. Voss «and | Competent to execute the trust as hetrsctlaw. ter and thelr ue ig ¥ of the Treasury to inform | prycacution had alseobjected to te cimtteneneg | Mention the second reason why the prosecution | were the pall-bearers, the luterment ; At the hearing the judge dented the Injuuctlon, tin Ban he House what number of national banks have | {he photographs of the prisoner taken. alter’ the | ad objected to having the prisoner address the Hil Cemetery, and dellvered an opinion favorable to a sale by thd net M . been organized froin July Ist, 1881, to January Ist, | shoduing jury. He would take up the subject again, he e hour the funeral of Mrs. hetrs-atlaw, they all belng of lawfulage. vente, 1882; the amount of capital of each; the character ‘vide ask Said, later on. Mr. Scoville devoted the after: : 2 : eyes ey Loar on orn section of the elty, espect: Gis ; fachs Mr. Davidge asked whether the cas was to be 2 ernoon | Thomas took pl a 2 ry, espe and description of the United States bonds held by | arte Ha to discussing the life of the prisoner. ' ELECTION OF OFFICERS.—At a meeting of the ur know gelghborhood of Chief Just the Treasury as security for their circulation; an | rz ed 08 Wuat was in the testlinony or what was | “er a es speaking of Guiteau’s early ex. oie ve Snot asa tg EL Mo os ., | Stockholders Of the American Electrophone Com= dedewot far that you hught not think Whose corbanate: maliat Injormation as to DANKS | “Mr. Scoville suld he proposed to argue it in nis | periences with The Theocrat and other contem- | M.V. Buckey, 3, A. Wiiliainson, J B. Wells and | P&ny, the following directors were elected [or Ue that Site ny pleasant receptions. Whose corporate existence shall expire between | own way, and if the counsel objected he would | Porary enterprises, when the district attorney re | Thoms Kuowles were pall-bearers; the inter- | €Msulng year: Dante! E. Conklin, A. i Senator Blur has chameeathts reatdence from | 22¥#1Y st 1882, and January ist, 1884, Adopted. | Shide the decision of the nunrt. Marked:—T think "he was a fraud then aid is | ment bela at Osk Hill Gemolere John F. Gibbons, Garrick Mallory, James. A. 25 to i East Capital street, being the corner Capitol Notes. Mr. Davidge said he did not think it of sufficient | Dow.” | Mr. Scoville said there was such a thing as| ‘The funeral of Miss Ella Dodge took place from | !0neY, Charles Mott, J. J. Patterson. Garrick Male house in the same fronting on East Cxpitol | _Mr. Robert S. Blaine, a brother of ex-Secretary | !mportance to enter an objection, @ man’s living in the midst of Christian surround. | Oak Hii Cemetery chapel yesterday aiternoon, | 10S Wa8 Unanimously re-elected president, Joum Si ctrecka, .. Bil purposes being at Ione | Blaine, has be ppainted printing clerk of the ir, Scoville continued, and, after referring to | Ines not knowing what the meaning of inspiration | Dr. Lindsay, of St. John’s P. E. church, officiating. | 3- Pajgerson, vice president, and A. H, Evans, se 3 any Shirt in Waah- e on Monday, that being te recog of Representatives, at lary of $2,160. the exclusion of the photographs from the evi- | Wa3 to a Christin soul. Diep ix New Mexico.—Mrs. Risque, relict of tue | Te nd treasurer, / only 75 cents, at tion day for Capitol Hill, inst “s ‘The House committee on elections to-day refused | dence, spoke of Dr. Beard, who, he said, by the | | “Idon’t think God iogpires devils,” said the dis- | late Ferdinand W. Risque, and daughter of the peeeereueaees, street northwest. | day generally adopted by Senator's families — it further tinge for the takng of testimony | Bature of his studies and practice was better quall- | trict attorney. | late John Pickrell, died last Saturday, in New| A COLORED Maw Cyaxcep witn Forcery.—This enon i Dawer his wife and : ° 2 contested clecfion case of Bayly vs. Barbour, | fled to pass on insane cases than the superintend- SPECULATIONS AS TO THE RESULT OF THE TRIAL. | Mexico, where she had been residing forsome time | afternoon, in the Pdlice Court, Biv apson & -KNOWN, RE- | now domiciled 2 Rhode Island avenue, | lghth district of Virginia, Mr. Bayly con ents of insane asylums. He had proj to ex- with her sons. (colored) Was put on trial for forgery. Mrs. Lock= 2 Rhode Island avenu a Ang! ly contests the proposed ‘As the trial of Guiteau ts « ) Pp BS ‘3 all kinds of work | Representative Clark, of Missouri, who 1s at Wil | Sat on the ground that Mr. Barbour is not a resi- | amine Dr. Beard merely on the hypothetical ques- dda bales luiteau 1s approaching a close, |“ RusorNG ASSOCIATION.—At the thirty-ninth regu- | Wood appeared for the prisoner, Mr. W. 8. Thomp= Sn his i Heueatler the mauler Ube | dard’s, has only his oldest daughter, who made her | dent of the eizhth district of Virginfa but of the | tion of the government, upon which the defence | there Is much speculation as to how the jury will | lar mesting of the Thirtecuth Bullding assole: | son,a dracgist, of No. 203 lath street, testilied that Borluwext. cornea tie ety debut in society list winter, with hfm.— Repre- | District of Columbia. had had no opportunity te examine any witness. | find. The general impression 1s that they will| tion, held last night at Goddard's hall, $846 was | last Thursday évening this man came. to his store : sent Norcross has his daughter with bim at | |The House committee on commerce to-day de- | They could not in zdvance put the government's | promptly return a verdict of guilty; but there are | “isbosed of, being absorbed bylast month's ad- | and presented a papcr purporting to be sicned Uy 1500 I street. clded to request the chief of engincers to state | hypothetical question to any witness, and whenhe | Some who claim that they have seen cetteta wins | YAUCCS. Mrs. R. L. Gibson, wife of Representative «i AYWARD & HUTCHINSON, Ee — | Whether the additional appropriation asked for | desired to ask the opinion of a single witness on | which indicate that the Jury will disagree. Some aaa requesting the loan of $5 and a bottle of Congress, Daa’ The District in Congress. the Davis island dam 1s necessary, and if not| the edger! the Usage od their pro- | go so far as to say that they now stand nine for Alexandria Affairn water. Mr. Thompson identified od ——— as si nas oF weir ro orrtcr tawvens, | aMGtybn se unbede with he maviga | Wenn oa rer Pa ny |femieuoh and tires aver Svehla he |Report foe tee Evan ba She perme, he uted 2, S47 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, sentatives gectertey ace in the House of Rep-} | ‘The Speaker of the House yesterday announced | duced in evidence written by the prisoner to the | est kind of foundation, “Where Leite Geet eee | Wea eeTanbarA Covars Jontspicrios Ovex | ferendant in tie sine handwriting us the f 2 REET 3 Fearauces Yesterday were two by Mr. Urner in| the appolntinent of the following select committee | district attorney, and delivered by, a8 Mr. Scoville | should the verdict. be. “guilty,” the prisoner will | Judee Hashes, tok Werte Lee ee COUrT | note, and there was also another case of the Which great Interest fs felt by members of the bar | 0h the memorial relative to the services rendered | 84ld, “the Spy Reynolds,” said he Spend several months in jafl before the exceution, | of Gov. Wells to appolat a receiver ot the Wash. | 2¢@inst him. “Mr-. Giton Was not present, and Wasusxcros, D.C., Dec. 24,1881. | and real estate men. One of these makes tthe | Myths, Government Dy. the late Carlisie Batter QHEVSD THE LuTTaR was MUrTLATED should he ve sentenced o be hanged. Of course,the | ington & Alexandria railroad in the ee ae come Oe ae bias duty of the Recorder of Deeds to give bonds In | Ranc sy! ‘tkins: nd after it was received, and the jury had a right to | defendant's counsel wi case up to the ing- ———— $30,000 for the performance of his autica, aoe Misc ee believe so, unless the matter was satisfactorily ex- | General Term, and should the pcm eae s ‘THe Lames’ Lasp Leactm Bart.—The first Our up-town customers are resrectfully informed that | other provides that that officer shall reindex | _ The more experienced members of the House of | Plained. ‘That was another item to sustain the | worry oenent General Term convening on Mon. rey te ae gh ee we have cceupied our New Shop, the old Land records of the District on an tmproved | Representatives predict that the session will run | charge of conspiracy to hang the prisoner. term runs to September, In this case ‘the Se adieas bane tty ease, a : plan, and also from January Ist inst. shall kee bag bag err pment SHIR ORS AOE Cs RENNIN BEE SCLDN TOSHS TAU, | Cre korn ay be was ip cha th who “ical and property index,and thatthe clerk | seating a pocketbook from the dauchtes coreg | MF. Scoville sald, was unquestionably to get some he jury ge discharged of, No. 1760 P STREET, Sencame ties bee pe nee eae ee prominent potitician. He was searched and the | evidence that might be used against the prisoner. | spring. —' Se < 1 additional Labor on those in the of Pocketbook was found on his person. She not| He said Reynolds’ act was just as reprehensible, van Bear Dupont Circle, and have private telephone wire | i !miense amount of Labor Will be saved to those | Wishing to appear in court against him he was | whatever was the importance of the evidence he R from there to our Store No. 317 9th street. looking up tiles, &e. elicited. Fortunately there was nothing what- Ki THE WATER QUESTION. . | A Boy as DaNGenovs as GUITEAU AND wirn as| ever arising from this interview with Rey- 2. ‘We shall keep vart of our force of workmen at each | »,5@B*tF Aldrich. of the District committee, is iti | MucH SeNex—Henry Hoth, a 15-year old white | nolds in the jail that the defence destre to take favor of immediate legislation for the enlarge- | boy, was put on trial in the Police Court this after- | back; there was nothing in his testimony that Place, andall customers will have their orders attended | ment of the water works, and he says he thinks | 2C0M, charged with assault and battery with in- | tended to the conviction of the prisoner. tent to killa young man named Jno. Paul Bauer, REVIEW OF REYNOLDS’ TESTIMONY. to aaz_| there 1s no difference of opinion in the Senate as | or No. 43 7th street southwest. Bauer testified -— | to the necessity of such lestslation; that the only | that he is night manager at theofice of the Dis. | , Although Reynolds said he: had gone to the jall og ALTHAM WATCHES. difference he anticipates ts in regard to the plan | trict ‘Telegraph company, at the corner of 10th and | t0 learn whether the prisoner had any confede- . W = thse i povte ora Mga | yea te by et meepen ag | ate ol te Renee tte tare waa sam We confidently recommend the WATCHES manufac | {nerease of the water SUppIy Of the Distrinr ee | On the mi of the assault he awoke the de- | Reynolds produced had not a word in them upon ‘Uhe instrument. : $ fendant, who slept in the building; eracy. ‘That fact, Mr. Scoville Wieeoereee VOTE ON THE GARFIELD MEMORIAL MoserraL BriZ. | come down stairs he rulsed. a ashi Suet deems ee Alarge assortment of all grades, in Gold and Silver | In the House yesterday afternoon, Mr. Garrison | (Witness) discharged him, when Roth commenced | Claimed, pyprelag ses yah dey aia ; that and witness walked towards him, when | nolds’ testimony, Mr. Scoville sald, if it showed hotel Cases, of the newest patterns, always in stock. (Va.) moved to suspend the rules and pass the bill | FUSIRE. and stol and fired two shots, ani ‘showed that “a M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO. to incorporate the Garfield memorial hospital. | hess then grablea his ut he Tatled to batch the es fap a ciple ra eae 4 ’ ’ es, ‘The half hour's debate whtch, under the rules, s | hand that held the pistol, and he held the pistol eb 215-hn N07 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | allowed upon motions of this character, aisclosed fired. ball tore a’ @ por- .! that enero ‘wore alceath enough Rospitats in the 1 tts x eer ec, District of Columbia for all pra ctleal purnosess ‘care about the jury, nor did they care to take the = poe ation of another w have the Tesponsibility sata apeech to deliver- poi c ried adjacent states, Who should be ta Deare of in the fe Heane, ‘When aake various state itutions, and that thei nothing in the bill which would proveat the jnca government for as- the rules and {f AND GRAVEL ROOFING. pastes hee 5 2 ae Material, Charcoal, Carpet Lining Feit, | Sistance.. The to suspend Comey aLKEn's, im the amirmuative, © os 909 Pewxsrivaxta AVENUE. al 206 10th street northwest, pecessary two-thirds a