Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1882, Page 1

Ps i PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, | AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, | Borthwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th 8t., by 1 The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. an nation of na SL OF SCHOO! DOR” The prisoner having examined Snyder's news paper, together with an autograph alburn, sald:— Amemica in this trial t e e “anyone who will compare the signatareset these gentiowen wilt soy at they are gem mine. Twill proditce 50 experts ifm os A Snow something of hond writing myself. “They sre very clever forgeries, 1 will admit? sald the ps <= Mr. Scov ti speaking at 2:90 p.m, an@ . the Court sdjourocd Ul tomorrow morning. : of the Affidavits, / > MR. FCOVILLE’S NEW DISCOVERIMR 5 great Cari - bles | ‘Tre Fvewrso Sran is served to subseribers in the | by carriers, om their own account, at 10 cents per , oF A4 cents per month. Copies at the counter, 2 | aes. Mr. Scoville, in the additional aMdavit setting (entered is ae Boat ‘Office at Washington, D. C., as forth new fats iy tocovered, Said: Such adit. peeond-cisee Insil matter.} a tonal facts ore 2 WS, to wit: That during the ‘THe Weexry Stan—published on Friday—$2 a year, a Se = = = oe — — trialoft this " alle e rs ore q bey. Bir ata, $1: 10 copies for $15, 20 Z cre sieved thon. reat eh sted og view for cra = = = Netiona |. in the city of Wast C2 Ar mail sulacrtotions must be paid in advance: | WO 5Q— INGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1882. TWO CENTS, _ | toncatorscure vinirs they.orsome ott bopaper sent lonwer than Is paid for. 9 S ’ 9 visited by one William McFeely, who ts Rates of adverticine made known on spplication —— —————____— mee | the Treasury dey sttarme eet a4 4 = employe it th at service of the United § SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. |AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.|GUITEAU IN COURT. | fiacrtacen orate yimcnises andasaen:| ume and unsubstantat asthe ater. He rected | gover two ile (can 5 ment between counsel, Mr. Mills Was appointed to | capacity as guest did not involve a visitatoria) | “taking cl_urs 1S expressed Dy sald Vise s~ HANNAH W. RMITH WILL GIVE BIBLE a o take the affidavits of the jurymen. The court does 2 ttors, refersin'g to rs aforeal = to Calvary Baptist Church, corner of | GOVERNMENT RecEIPTs To-pay.—Internal reve: MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL. | 2ottaxe the testimony of jurors, except in cases | power in respect to the rooms of otuer guests. It | thy Savon sits eeld Mote ee Bth ond H streets northwest. next MONDAY and TUES- | nye, $461,604.12; customs, $722,422.83. THE SENATE PASSES THE FOUNDING BILL. * | of extraordinary miscondact, ‘There was no re- | Was impossible for any man to look at the case | Were annmroael iy aa he DAY MORNINGS, under the auspices of the Woman —_—_ is lation between the two cases, as It was not even | Without asking what Snyder was doing im thal | Sty ot Waciluct me Th ational Christian Temperunce Union. Addvewra | org GaRrrELD MONUMENT FUND—Col. Corbin, alleged in this case that the jurors read the pa- | room? As Moliere said in one of his plas. tn te- | Woreeuther penaical te the ont tre; Woonnniber and Mrs. Cauorise G, BURL, Moruing | treasurer of the Garfield monument fund, has re- THE PRISONER’S OPENING REMARKS. | pers spect of one of ‘his characters: “What the devil thelr Knowiodge tee radine=, commencing at 10-40 o'clock, afternoon at 2 | ceived the following subscriptions: Battery C,4th | PRIVATE BILL DAY IN THE HOUSE. MR. CORKITLL READS THE stnors arripavres | WAS he doing. IN iret tlle Riot dl Nitad had conv as with @ome Speck, Keemlue meetinee—Monday, 30, af Calvary | Sriitiery, $725; Chaplain G. G. Mullins, ith tn- DENOUNCING THE SIGNATURES ON THE NEWsParER | /TOpET to aS evil was that | one OF nor: of sat jurors ty case or ie tar : z try, $1; Company I, 12th U.S. infantry, $25; AS FORGERIES, . _ ’ » | to the actic he jury, the particulars of which : ET PCE on ee ed Senate To-day. AFFIDAVITS AND ARGUMENTS. | wr. Corsnilt nere banded the order made by the OU Cae he arene mann wroud see at the | aro umkaown fant. “Afiant fortner saleae TEP NOTICE. GALL, INTERESTED IN FORM: | Co 'y, vist infantry, $6.10: Co. G, 2st infantry, $5: whe Senate < eee court in the Curtis case to the court. He then | one 28) +01 1 athine | oof The second day ot Fepru- ing a Focal Branch of the *Aseociated Charities | (> fy act infantry, $5; Go. Ky 2ist infantry, $9.90; Various petitions were presented in the Sena‘ Raaarra om Bot great ergo = we cared not! “ie ived information, bY mall, that i f 8 % tend : : * | tod: , begi for his gener. ertioular ¢ cer, €: so a nortation, Dy matt, Sr Mietedii mers fer ereapigations in the parlor of the | headquarters and band 2ist futantry,, #. lay for a commission on the alcoholic liquor SNYDER’S RECORD ATTACKED AND DEFENDED read the affidavits of the ju es feat se iELind MEARS ke Tae ee oe us Will testify to the declarn= e und 14th street north. — traffic; and also the following: By Mr. McPherson, : +| that of the foreman, Mr. Jonn P. Hamlin. Mr, Snyder In the very unonviabl” position of tne | Uc expert Witnesses for the prose IDAYEVEN-| Tne PResrDest’s Frest State DrsweR.—The | from citizens of New Jersey, asking that the taxes Sa ai Mr. Hamiin’s affidavit set forth that he | “iding the sumctity of a iwavate ros doen tote ¢ the Utal Of thts cu iit te sowing are | p.. avelia : veek ¥ believed the signatures in question were | }f it had been. ta the om at ndant tisane, but considered tt ‘Sout P | President wili give his first state dinner one week | be taken off the business of banking. : ; sg | had been in the jury room min apm New York ave- | from to-morrow. It will be a dinner to the| Mr. Mahone, from the committee on agriculture, ee morning eee athering of people grext care had been | -ourt there would have been some ditt | damage s jwo-iness and in public Shite Pak norm Cabinet, |The other state dinners will follow at | reported, with amendment, the House bill appro- | 12 the Criminal Court room in expectation of @ | taken not to admit newspapers to the jury room; | Auyboay could put a paper in a room Lt, Whick Oxpert “Witness testified on the Sresina: Kew Youk short intervais, prlating’ $5,000 for packing, transporting, and | Pret revival of the scenes of the Guitean trial, 25 | that several Umies attempts lad been made for | DUbTIC hotel. Tt eet pod faceted heonlonet ve this cause that the defendant sane, ue aeren - ——— . . fs 2 Saabs it was the day set for the argument of Mr. Sco_| Some purpose to introduce such papers into | % ear! - ae pres advised of the 24 Gone To Jory Lieut. Daxexnower.—Lieut. | afTanging agricultural and mechanical specimens f v nyueeny | the fury rooms: that he. had. sen Snyder | read thst news pr vised of the names Of 12 at 1 Agricultural department by ex- | Ville’s motion for a new trial. The crowd of spec- . y + Tie ta » | was just te « 's he ean obtain them [ee BY MOTT, consext, THE FLE Giles B. Harber will safl trom New York Saturday | oe tne Aticuta, expoaltitn, ‘The ances. | tat0rs, however, did not rénch the proportions of | quently Tio Ted eae The ces Seiates Abaince | CeURAtS Of human ni with r four days, and produce the withers t DYER & WILBER. Potent Attor: on the Germania, to assist in the search for the rs at the At ee neriee velontartl incurred | the crowd on the dullest day during the trial. A | ata ous Chan on tt raed mx fay dissolved survivors of the’ Jeannette. If Master W. H. | Ment includes also expenses y | tacts at J Washington, D. ize cannot reach New York in time to sailin | by the exhibitors in transporting the articles to | large number of people were assembled during the ; ever found 1 expre: rw 2. the Germania he Ke passage on the Oder. | Washington. After explanation by Mr. Mahone, | morning on the sidewalk outside for the | oe gue) Snyder did nots d their te Harber left Washington this morning for | the bill was passed. ce ions, re- | Prisoner to arrive. ‘The scenes in the court-room | cuptedt Jndrsbais, | cone into that re en cheutze to getaway from Rew York before the | ported an ofigind billeas a sutctieute fortheone | Were Somewhat different from those during the | Phe aMidavits of the ot Tecd fa | | Mr. Scovitie, tu Fetes .. Wholessle druggists pects Re wet away from } or on the subject, granting to Lueretia R. Garfield, | tial. The temporary gallery back of the bar all denouncing t forgeries | eee avi eee of Philsdelphis, Ps. sue aio a centle- | = ‘ah Childress Polk ‘and Julia Gardner Tyler, | having been removed those who did not gain ad- | #84 corroborating M Mmaavits | per ta Ms. Ste f | ex-PTes s, life pensions of $5,000 per . ‘The district attorney sid Mdavits | per ty MF. ss interest of ust man handed then a uest to send @) Navan OnDERS—Passed Assistant Paymaster lt ae qe pe He Teter | Mittance to the bar were forced to stand up. Mr. | or two Xperts in handwriting, but would not sub- Davie did not food Catarch cure in Arizona. | W. MeGowan, from the New York e inl su of the pe sion heretofore granted hier.) | Reed was the first of the participants in the triv! n,as he did not tsink their evidence w S| Woe abt cently the same sentiemgn tobi them that both the rdered to the ee, Felleving Pa ed on the calens toarrive. He was followed soon by Mr. Scoville | te. [ey know: tha doors WMiicers and the wife nt, Gov. of i 0 Is ordered 10 On Motion of Mr. Saunders the bill to extend the | and Mr. John W. Guitesw. Frederick H. Suyder, | NORMAN WIARD's AFFIDAVIT THAT we priiavES! yf yuey, fh . 2 se ths tas tein ce + Baxter, from the W | Rorthern boundary of the stite of Nebraska was | the “finder” of the newspaper in the Jur DER TO BE A THIEF AND FORGER. | doors oper =r ped ee gaecaeal ES ome qiken up. in repls to Mr. Hump he dented that | came into the court-room eatly, and took a seat at amdavt | JERYMEN AND BATLIPRS, »* Cream Bai = he object of the bill was to attach to Nebraska | © nearly, a aby Bi rhe t ° : oes Soe ee a MONG THR PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were |[errilery Of Dakota It was merely intended to | Mecounsel table by Mr. Scoville, Several n s| Ung forth that he believ yer to bea th lag The aMdavits of the jurymen and Dalliffs set _ ators McPherson, Allison, Conger, Rollins, | straighten the line between the two. of the Jury arrived before the court open and | and forger, and knew him to be a detective | ie fast “ally What has already apy EAT ARRH, COLD IN THE HEAD AND HAY FEVER. | Gro Ferry aud Hale, aut Representatives pate gaustury inquired whether the Tadlans | ¥¥ force of habit 99 ERE SS eg euipieied insu seal teeiet aud that he ad | outta, “cusnt press sgelgectad nn Uspieranl a e - rs the most flattering | Wadsworth . well ( }, Buttes edith ae a ‘05 25 before | purloined papers from his re manner ' igh y tof justice to SIMRO! ent. We bear from our customers the most @sttering | worth, Van Horn, Hubbell, Van Voorhis, Bayne, || Mr. Daw hey have all been removed to the | winutes before ten, flav to that it wilcicholwaeatlea re fw : one —Mr. Scoville —wio had Hull Allen R. Searle, besides reports of tran Bains; belicve itis amarticle of | pooker and Deleg aginniss. Das tory. a At the pomkoutne itean, as Usual, Hins the First Word. | (i¢ newspaper trom the Fo i : fa Mis possession, sin the faterest are taken to keep newspapers weal merit. SMITH, KLINE & CO., Wholesale Drug- | = ~ Tayonee, aunty Re oro “| The court opened at 10 o'elock, and the prisone Seria ces dof making It known at the jury lant noticed only tae fet, Philadelphia, Pa. | DeisxixG Hewan Broon.—The following om: | _ Mr. Butler regarded the bill as just and neces- | Wearing his overcoat and carrying a basket in hts | ay anidavitordoun L. § e FALaTry oF | POMORS Whose tn tracted his attention 7 mere | munication has been received by the Marine hos- | . | hand, was at once brought in and placed in the | o¢ snyder on eh eae IB FALSITY OF | and suspicion duriag the time the jury were cone EYE ‘dacerlhc B pital bureau from the collector of customs at | Edmunds thought the act should be subject | dock. Before he had taken ifs seat he called out | tm sey wnat sete ide THE NEW Netionnl Hotel, one of them being Mr, Owen, New York. | Watdonorv’, T herewith transuit retiet | te Tinitations pertaining tothe oryimal Sct te Juace Cox: Cari 1 altiat that table, tt your | ave) faa the Fecond of a4 “It isdue, Mr, Scovtile,” interrupied mdge Cox. UL Saydor, who inakes the iifidavit THE ANNUAT MEETING OF THE STOC certificate In case of appileation of reliet of Alonzo | for the admission of Nebraska Into the Union. The | he eno aio thea 4 > | Ing Ghat Snyder had ad by the Pc he a1. call it to my attention at that i anotier, Mr ere of the ARE FIRE INSUR- |B. lienderson, one of the three survivors of the | only peint that now ¢ him was in refer- | honor, please,” pointing to the counsel table. | for the ge of the 1 I ulate timjulrien of the exerahaln ced ceten, | S2LtOr the pprieoner, and. tin MPANY for the Instrict of Cohumbia, forthe crew of eight men of the itl-fated schooner Almon | ence to the free navigation of the Missouri river. inquired the | Some mitted by tie Fr ae marsala, Abd Satie) sea thet on’ to Gieetion of Sine Disectore tome ' Jered off Boon Island light In the | He sHerd x ee putting his suggestion towards the ¢ ae hs itlorney. : ee . sipping ie HE EE fm aes gett : stead thee 2 ~_ ™ ender- | into effect. Adopted. 3 4 pel 2? AFFIDAVITS OF THE BAILIF avidge siid he ow new what was in the were mt Rests at | ‘The bill then passed, “No, sir," replied the district attorney. a reacrite 4 sa | amaavits, ana, a ¢ 10 them, Mr. Scovillenaa | Uifough the hall where sald jury were ‘coutpeds > sgeateninel ad ship yhena tan dled—as four Sarin : : set sel table and sat down. He had no and Searle, who had charge of the ro Dosscorton, ond taken 8s.! roma id jury as to what business SUEDD TINE GAS FISTURES, Of them died inthe boat from huawer and codes | , Mt Hoar reported trom the ommaittee on privi- n cf his coat than he produ jury, and menth thee him revainpea te, Neen 2? NePMeG parties tad to Gist pice at Mat Ue: Chat alan ate eclane aad the surviving men would open his veins | leges and elections the Senate bill fixing the day huscript and sald: “If the ¢ UUspiclous Movements on the part of Jos. E. Hay nyidee hari stored to tue nresue Ss heard revd the on | his blood. Mr. Henderson is being relieve | for the meeting of electors of President and Vice golug on T desire to correct certain errors that | den aud Fred’k H. Suyder about the jury room. Deity GA ae part of the jury ne pr | own home since his arrival on the 1th of January, | President, providing for and regulating the count- “ ve een spent into this matter—newspaper ~ A SURPRISE. ‘Ve rong presumptive evidence, duly 1th day of | ic patine! eed.” va e votes for President and Vice President, | "ports ma = : Sa a Sunpris IARI ‘og piry and st whisk: a shan bn : stuortiwests | Dirtom atic NoMINATIONS EXPRCTED.—It 13 uid the bill was identical with the one reported | Prisoner go on. i bo was that of Henry T. Bragdon, of isu avrEs wale warcnnce! nd ob se SAMUEL banioumeal ty tae w 2 Pre y riunds, from the judiciary committee, | Mir. Scoville’s Adaiti Fredericksburg, Va., one of the men re: i : + attached to eS “DRY GOODS, . pe eerie by those Wien nie, sins th Enos the Senate tu 18 ‘le report now New | by Mr. Scoville as a witness to th sverige gcep rer ies { 940 Teh street northwest. | 3 are spells 4 Unanimous one, ex to a single | Mr. Scoville, rising, sald he thought It was | duct in Latayetts square. In this mere meas he pr eee speed es rene Wot yap ood Pal tied ar iets Sh ie . : minister to German : wis Ot D Proper to stop the prisoner, and go on. Hv | don said that he took no partte Peer esate: Thaler ner day of Decem- incite cabin orca elles =e * 390 inister to Russha, . Pitkin, of printing of the bill at | desired, he sai, to file an additional motion, based | Lnot identify bim as | Gree his eco ieee Teneo ohare in thelr Poe = | louisiana, minister to Mexico. orderesd. | upon an amidavit, seiting forth facts discovered . Corkhiil, commenting bret owed to separa ey eet te ee Ce © Gs iieivees ‘twe NowiNariow Of ME Alex: Potter Morse as ; | sine the preparation of iils former affidavit. CA MET ee A kp mn. tae a S31 15th Deke ccetaak Frenel hetone ¥ | AFFIDAVIT AS TO M’FEELY AND DOWNS Ee to ove UhaG g pecs. baliffs were ta a eesteek. kes bricen the Fren an Claims Com a > Mr. Scoville then read ap affidavit setting forth | to the issue be cAciude he er ee pies darn § Portable Gas Ligita, &e., ke. oe Bo that during ths trial the jury was visited by | HAKi sively from ti pels it) , a = 2CEN es | | On motion of Mr. Logan, the Senate bit for the | Mess Wm. MeFeely and dohn T. Downs, for the | ‘There was a good d S said, fn the | tempt to over Was stay tug wt Ue eee feaeeceren : distribution by the nationat board of health of | Qt¢0sible purpose of “setae the boys and taking | affidavits in relation to was bard'y | 4 MISERABL W THE DEFENCE. ton and comment, Direct from the form of the New England Vaccine | IMPRoveMES | pure vacetne virus Lo the people was taken up by | {nfscmed ber ed a ae OF the 21 instant-he was | proper, e length. Mgnt peme ied akazly receiy ot ames i ere. pecaiiten g fund onsent, Tie committee amendments | it tue tuteres ¢ Defends Snyder. S bees et 1 cone MIL RN, a “ « | expert witness: Mr. yunced the effort to defeme “ " on ut rain PEL non ee of Wash- | | beltet that G = Chay wien GAL wlio alee the : ie te ae Pennsylvania avenue, tion of the would so testify, Mr 1s Sinisa a. These eHlable letters recived by Mr. Sco- | Aust felt it <= JAMES Ht Be eam Se AKO} aoa i vin Uhat he eontd obtain the | yder Was this min Wiard. These oe conlie se AS ORETAIL DEAT ying ti rd tue board to meet, 3 could see no god reason why the pro- | names of th 1a taree or four ds Tuatters had been put on record, he sald, for the | = lsat ai New York avenue. in this city Friday, the 10th inst. ‘The board will jaw Should not continue for fifty years as} Upon that pville sald, he wished to | stke of gratifying the malice of this man Wiard. | Proposals for inarriago—— ner, “Mr. Scoville | meet at the office of Col. Abert. H " Me hls additional hotion tor # new trial. Seesle as sao Tbelleve,” broke in the prisoner, “Mr, Seovitle | had or r 3 ih ae Mr. Ferry sted that it would cover -a recur- | The court took the attidavit, and scratinized it | 4 SCOVILLE GETTING SMALLPOX INFECTED LETTERS. 1s marth = ‘i i | until he was the writing upon the | THE GARFIELD MeMonrtaL Servicrs.—The | of the stnvlipox epidemte in the tm ‘ a for some minutes. c tack on Snyder, Mr. Scoville sald, was a| [BUC yourself a Mr. Daviase. cut fam | Paper is not in nor does he be» cis-$m | arrangemenis for the ceremonies at the Sea one no ee aS Wocucaene motion, your uliel to the conduct of the sympathizers of the | not ti'that buctitese now - a jHeve the writing isin the handwriting of amy te | Hol on the oecasion of the Garfield memorial ser- | PC GETIANG) @memBercof) tiie eomimities, on MR. SCOVILLE PLEADING FOR FURTHER TIME, district attorney about the country, who were now e.DA¥IDGE | Uhat the forcaen ealiod aMiant’s attention 2 ke. vices, on the ave completed. | epidemic diseuses, which unanimously reported | yfr, Scoville sald he Had: thee Fei froy | Sending Lim (Scoville) letters filled with the virus! arp paytage said he 5 er, and he says Uhat the ‘apitol will be closed’ on the morning of the | the bill—ex: that in the judgment of the ase Ad Yanee Feasons toofer lipox, und that wes a fact. From the coun- | 0 ention was called os = | {ith lastent to all except the members and officers | Committ: casure Was Within the line kd | WAY the defence should have further time. It Come these death messengers to him, | : . nd be Siw the latter ‘GON LIGHT GUARD fore ners Avi y lock the do ome he | down by the act creating tie national board of | Was doubtful whether the matter under considera- F ee they proposed to send out Guiteau. He subiltted that public policy and the on two. : ! nvtat Will opened to those to whom invita- | health, whereby Congress legislated to prevent we a f Y da sti- | tals poison two kill the repat der. He | administration of justi FAIR, | Yons nave been oxte ced, funder the Jolt resol the spread of epidemic dis s8 The DIL further Ate, ae eer ee Shaan ag pot think the court should lend its aid to such | tion should be overrule i : jon of Congress, by the presiding ofiicer: le | carried out that object. by securing to the people | 88Uen. Also, - | a slander. vidge aa epoakting ot 4 | wh to aMiant, Fro | two houses, and'to those holaing tickets of aduils- | CATTed out that object by securing to the pure | Ment member of the District bar, that some tine | “Mir Corkhilt sald the men that had sworn that| Mz. Davidge ttn Sen tpt Sed tad pias on the approach jury suid Scovi ’ FEBRUARY 1 TO 11, 1392, | Sion to the gallerfes, issued by the chairmen of the | virus, ‘The a propriation was Husted to $15,000, next week he would come into court and heip | these signatures were not theirs were worth a Mr. Scoville Agnin. | duct Was such ns to arouse the suspictons of af. | joint committee of arrangements. Both houses of |" yf, Max pled that the national ba bin. thousand Snyders. Mr. Scoville, rising, said that the mass of affida- | ant as W the purpose tor which sald Seoville was ar Congress will be called to order at noon, and the | neal had been created to keep epldemie di ho ts that Mr. Scoville?” asked the district | THE COURT TO ORDER NORMAN WIARD'S AFFIDAVIT | Senators will at once proceed to the Hall of Repre- | out of the country, but this DIA would convert the | attorney Seite Bie eat tte, ayers toe, ae | Zevernment into an apothecary shop for distrib- | | “At present,” replled Mr. Se witle, “Ido not care |" The court said that exceptso far as the affidavit Marine band_ wi E opr sic. @ | Uting Medicines over the e y eution the name, My sssoctate counsel (Mr. on c1 Snyde: n. David Davis, President of the Senate pro |" An ameudment offered by Mr. Ingalls liniting | Robinson) declined to furnigh ne the mame: Gey | Of ME Wiard tinpeadhed re eae spore, will cull the two houses of Consress to | the duration of the act to oue year Was here voted | gentleman whom he had asked to and | Md not believe that tt was admissible, and he e It suppressed. | ore Prayer will be offered by the K D. | down and the bill passed decline te f this gentleman to ; would make an order to hay - | Power, chaplain of the House of Represeutatives. TOs: vits submitted by the prosecution were evidently | there. intended for some other purpose than to enlighten SURYMEN PRATHER’ DENTAL. the court on the question tissue. The only con- | Mr, Prather denies that he saw the paper; states troverting affidavits submitted by the prosecution | that Mr. Hamlin cailed his attention to Snyder's charac: MASONIC TEMPLE SUPPRESSED. il tare handwriting of these furor Pow r ie SOND IS Twill {urnish It to the court In| The Court to take the Mo! ute gee cert ab , | The presiding officer will then present the Hon. The senate, ae1si5: 5 Visementunitil To: ness John W. Guiteau) that bi Mant caused thy the Rev. J. J. Bullock, chap! ed his remarks, He regarded the bill of the | not Facliitate the final execution of the ake Soy ie hail Groat tp Some mew, | EOP, Pree On ne oh Coon organ vere hewspapers Uaiowm Euvyort of every publie-spieit out of tia city See st Congress a better one than that now pending, | tof this court one day or one hour. He | matters he did not feel that he ought to act upon sum pun was against tuelr affidavits wren tier jury, evidently forea, yu Re ani ea ee CRETARY BLAINE has sent a telegt | and regretted that he had not the opportinatty to | et seune ashe fortum iu.the time | this motion without taking tt under advisement | ied upon 10 answer a charge, which wonld | 20d. previous to lis coniing there no attelapt wae. ary of the General Fai tee, at Masonic Teniple | ¢X-Mintster Christlaney, in which he ss | measure. ‘This bill discriminated | 2 aa to re assistance, the court should grant | until w-morrow morning at least. If there | subject thom to the reproof of the Court. Mr. Sco- | made by P to “put Spapers within the Bah By gtentug dari too relvck as | confidential communication, of whose publ ee favor of a Danks, and was, therefore, objec- | Me Ume. ony Law pony to be raised it would be a good | vine said the affidavits had been drawn by the | Peach of Tot the jury perenne dur eames ta the Ceamal'| Sie Cums ae eae ee een | aati Catt The Court 4 5 ime to raise them now. prosecution very carefully, So as to allege ni ver. Prawitur, which will take evening. | ‘Statee and. related wholly ta pase affairs. | Mr. Plumb sald that the bIN had been so a aoe are wecees to Go'On j Mr. Scoville sent for lis law books, and while Picea ws ance Mr Behr aloe! siemigorg negated scm Ti. One aundre ed at from #1 | Tour note, no doubt inadvertently wae on changed that {ts own fatber could not recognize | The court siid that he thought they shoutd pro- S a temporary suspension of bust- said he had never seen the affida- ‘eian pall be aver to the elders of the Tacky ni | Me note Dy Me rel : lit cred, and as they proceeded he would consider the Wille, rising, asked If he understood | vit; till he heard them in court to-day. hE Ob NRE OR the court reserved "his devision as to taking test- ; i : 2 he would tile his new motion | MOUY- ea copy ofthe paper, nor was ules It was pluced there purpose, and thet te only time be mentioned: One Knabe Concert ‘The pending amendment of Mr. Hawley, Umit-| new matter bro: Musical Se Ing withdrawals of Dank clreulition under the |" 4tr Seow fourth section of the act of 1874 to five militous per | g aif, Scoville tid Some one on Uhe part of the ad prepared them. & month, and requiring thirty days previous notice during the day, He had uot had time to prepare |"‘Whe Court on the Question of the en Ae ee Mee "said Mr. peers) persons, oF ee “eg lnengedlbene d to any hore and Lady's Gold | sRSON, i thereot, was adopt-de 1e cours eain tae wonitian Juror) Signatures. ‘ willendorse anytilng those jurors will swear . eee Sheppecdline 4 ‘THE FUNDING DILL Passep. The district attorney irked: “The time for | The court said he did not fect at liberty to devise | “sand s " tts. He vars tat he je at 2:45 o'clock, without further | the filing of motions h is expired, your honor, any new rules of practice for this ~ The orai-} attorney : | ass attic wm i, in wich ¢ | hisold home fn Towa.—Gen. Van Viiet proposes ed the funding bill by wie deci- | | MU. Scoville then read thelxMd.vits of Frederick | nary way in which a person acquires knowledge | _ “Iam not goin to be driven from this 1 enters Mant’s rosa for th newspaper Lyin | authority or id Fireman; f to xo to Florida soon.—Ciiiet Justice Walte’s | sive vote of ayes 38, nors 18. tor: one beat pily not So ill as was first reported a few | melny SUll able to attend to business. — » “by Chinese go gs else. 1 Will not andwriting that would qualify him to testify | Std Mr. HL Snyder gonn W. Guiteau, Chas. J. Guiteau, and | of eo. Scoville, in support _o& the motion for a’ new v: e e pers es vrite: House of Representatives. trial, heretofore sina te STAR | WaS,to See the person tn question write; or to | sence bets stored In New York Jast | A resolution to furnish the room of the commit- ‘THE BILL OF ERCETTIONS. have such intercourse with the person as to enable | ve you before you are ready | thin any other tute w-j-One Dollar | nigut.—Mary Re the Wife of Henry | tee on coinage with a complete set of all the coins | During the reading, the court having asked him Pee Peet ae ae aT - ; TBECAE Enyce ‘would nase | thal there was a0 9 etity five Cente | ee Ee Bates A Gist ON | of the Untted States was offered by Mr. Rosecrans, | about the bill of exceptions, Mr. Scoville sald that simply baséa upon a comparison of handwrith y if he had done anything | get pate two ladies.) : Cline ona a "H. Sheri. | 224 Met with some opposition on the ground that } tt would take soine time foraim to prepare it. He | He quoted Various authorities, and sald he was | oluer than he had dome umer. the ceeuee ee 5 and Sayder did it I Li . Gen. . & i- P le fx "7 -% sy 1 » pons om | Gants in te city cna gnont vii Pe | enelcbina might ber stolen wills Congress waanioe | woe waiting at present or the record. of the last | StusHed he could not admit testimony, eltier oral | aut hls action Ought to tig tecognizea by the any he SERS: emeanPre) SRR NE Oe paasaepallMatts nsession, Finally the resolution was adopted. | three days of the triai, walch had not yet been | OF,US tui lavit, tending to show, (by comparison AT. Oacailli manic aout aoe ‘etna senior ; ‘The Straw Bond Case. + The House then proveeded—as the business ot | Printed. © | others.” CME BOVINE Te oe eae berth aie be eas Ree PROCEEDINGS IN THE POLICE COURT TO-DAY. the morning hour on Friday—to the call of com-| Woon tne oe Pe scape eee MR. SCOVILLE PERSISTENT. he could not now: be | tase 15 ; ‘The Police Court, Judge Snell, at 1 o’clock to-day | mittees for reports of a private characte eng SR ‘ Scoville sal eof these jurors had sworn | Knew just what diMlculties he hud bad to mivet in | M' Ss 2 te ____ | restimed the hearing of the ease of 8. G. Cabell, C. | Mr. Itlee, (Mass) frou the committee on foreign | handwriting was read, Mr. Corkhill remarked, | ,, MT, Scoville sald none of these jurors had sworn | Kaew Jus with him, and has bad full opportunity to thor “== | W. Dickson and J. N. Minnix, charged with con. the bill for the relief of the cap- | that he did not think that Was good testimony, "| Tht they had seen their assoclates write, or knew GUITRAU SATS HE WILL WI oughly ascertain his character; that sald Snyder ESTA | epicsey and preatin arty Gace eas : ® (and their helrs | When Mr. Scoville read thelust amdavit, regard. | ‘helt writing, dad therefore their testimony could | «on the jong pull,” broke out the prisoner, “our | fs a well known det -ctive, whoke special business Teatplee Lower Hail carrying the mals. ‘The government states tee | 2S , Privateer General Arinstrong. Pri- ing alleged insane conduct of the prisonér in La- | not be considered. Mr. Jolin W. Guiteau, on the| sae win win, Don't you forget It. Corkiuil on | i ae ap rept peer Ame le tony 9 vk." Admission 10 vents. 1t* | up t this time they had ‘been unable to comply e calendar. fayette square last June, the prisoner sald: “1 contrary, had sworn that he had seen these par-| the jong pull, God. Almicht oe eae ag ver peg sone ge yy = With the subperna duces tecum. ‘The defence tad | pyquce want into: ee eae eee, called. the | guess that’s true. ‘That ‘all happened in June. 1] ties write, and knew their handwriting, Dut He comes out abead every tim ined from the room Of afflant at one time & TORNEYS. also asked that two orders be produced, but they oie taes ieaieaan Cian ene Maine, Ia used to, go to the park and sit there during that MR. CORKHILL’S POLY’ Mr. Scoville having procerded to uanner similar to the way he alleges he obtalaed peeeich Seas — | Robie mney fea pas noe apparent | the chair); the first bill being one reported by ‘Mr. Mr. Scoville Wants & Commission ¢ Mr. Corkhill said he would call the attention of | nection Snyder had with the the prosecution | the copy of the Crite from “the room or i ey coul use stimony, as these | Kelley (Pa.) from the committee on ways’ and | ™F* is mmission to : 3 iéeationl wan objected. rooms said to have been —_ occupied. Were subsequent to the acts complained of. means, releasiug the Reading & Philadelphia ratl- Examine Witnesses. the court to the fact that no allegation was made|" “never heant of the gentleman,” sald the | Oy the jury ‘durine the tent of Cae Law, The defendants sald these orders were those | Means, ore that any of these Jurors had read the paper. risoner, “until these afidavits appeared.” J. Guitean, for the murder of President G: n Law Building, issued In May, 1881 and September 29 Now 499 | Toad company from the tax assessed on the wages | Mr. Scoville sald he did npt think this matter i peda PI Stan ree mains aupees na | 2 a, for Khe p ———— $2 | snd 200~the laiter rescinding the former. Mesaid | tidcaves heretofore issued by the company. | could be tried by affidavit. He renewed his « ee eee " have written the fored mame cix Gf orkcn Ga | was detested tn the act of ‘meesiing ‘certain eher vert trect, New York, | tht the object was to show that with the frst | y TB¢ bill gave rise to considerable debate, Which | suggestion that a commissian should be appointed | _ “Tt has all been done for effect,” remarked Mr. aper, Mr. Davidge remarked: “I think the ers from afMiant’s room, and oot 155 Peart Xow York, | onder the department business cOuld not be trans- | Was Opened by Mr. Haminond (Ga.) In opposition. | (3 Taine the witnesses, He reterred tere, coos | DAvidge. man thought that some lawyer would make just | Habeonet te oka eae sate by Blacks Dypstymbs gpbave cn 3 prove, | acted. ‘These orders related to the furnishing of Capitol Notes, in the year 1878 (the Curtis ase) in this court. In | _ MF. Scoville sald tt was true no such allegation | such remarks as Mr. Scoville is making now.” mailing parties, using said letters and papers for bY part of the country on bonds. Gaia charge orene Du to grerane er. | that case, he said, the gentleman himselt (Mr, | 24d been made, becausehe would ask no one to| The oniy motive, Mr. Scoville sald he could see, Uhat purpose; Uvit sald Soyder was arrested on @ x or Str nd Rives Ld e cl e re) a 3} Mr, = s s 2 ¥ eter r e p Ee ee me WneiGoare maid Gat Ne wien crude these | Sons ving in bigaliy or polygamy from holding | Corkhill) was counsel. for Gatenilant, he) obtainen | MAK? 80 SMVAYIE So enyUilne Ne ail not know, | Trou oct ne ee Same | arrant peeertidier yp ieeg Sead “Real and Permanent improvements.” Jal6-Im* | feet = ‘ould exclude these | Orces of trust in the United States, has decided to | an order for such @ commission as he (alr. Sco. | he simply presented the matter to the court as he | “Ces « forgery,” sald Mr. Scoville, “all Ihave | savant jury by the’ presiding justice 7p Ses EbOek AOL ee ‘The legal question for him to decide was | report the bill. to the full committee as amended | ville) now proposed. He thought lt wasa trttecoe | had found it to say 1a, IL 1s one of the cleverest ones of the age. | wards: learning of other criminal J, (Bee the yar 1 eae teeter fa Vea ey for | not the responsibility of the parties, but whether by Representative Culberson, so that the provi- |yreat inn tan that thers should be opportunity Mr. Scoville’s Argument. It was & forgery without motive, and one that | the part ol said. Suyder ‘afllant ©.), wives special attention to Collections, Assign. | they have broken the letter of the law, 1 sions of the all not apply to any person | of questioni e witnesses. It was a very eas a pest digrace r > Pe ™ toresal -* ‘sald Bet for the beneditof creditors, and thesettiementof | $9 finds he Inust seed tee seco ie nce tribunate | elected oF Appointed to office prlor to tie’ passage | thitg for aman to make an afldavie’ that whe ait | _ MF. Scoville then presented a number of authori tothe, peter oe pla ion Riyder with fo oy aoaceemieeet Sud that sald states of persous deceused. Office in Gunton Build- | The questions ralsed Dy the defence would have. | thereof. fot Belleve certain signatures Were genuine. it | €les to the court regarding the misbehavior of ju-{ "on Mo, not to the penitentiary,” aald the @is- | sitcr only escaped from Indicuaent on account Sie Soeisans avenue jal4-Sm_| weight doubtless before a jury. ‘The bill to provide for an appointment of @ com- | he had an opportunity, he proposed to place be- | ries and the taking of testimony concerning it. Mr. | trict attorney. it of the prosecution having been unable to obtain . R, 80% Fe Mr. Totten said he expected to show that, the | mission of nine civilians to take intoconsideration | fore every witness, broughtiere, these signatures | gcoville sald he admitted that, asarule, the aMl-| Mr. Scoville said if his statements were false, | the attendance of a material witness Who Was be . * NEY-! Bsage of the departinent had been such that it had | thesubject of a thorough revision of the tariff | on the border of the newspaper and those written | Geert of a juror could not be taken for the pur- | Snyder had committed perjury. yond tue jurisdiction Of the court; that the char- Sanctioned just what the defendants are now | Willbe reported by the ways and meidns com- | in autograph albums. He did not accuse the jury of impeaching their verdict. He argued th: “He don’t say,” said the district attorney, “he | acter of said Snyder is such that he would not be —__ Opposite City Hi n7-6m_ | charged with. ‘They did not come here suing for | mittee on Tuesday next. Ex-Speaker Randall | of any intention of dotny ing unfair or’ im- | Pose of roper to question the juey in, ents | dldn’e take tt there first with the names on it. oT | wellowen eee eager ts such that he, would in any ENEY WISE nr, mercy, and as to the duties of an examining inag- | thinks the bill will pass in an amended form, so| proper. He did intend, hpwever, if possible, to | 1 ¥' In relation to the new evidence he cai a | have looked over that alfidavit for the purpose of | court of Justice? #Mant- makes this statement H A NEY AT-LAW, istrate, he referred to several authorities. that the commission Will take into consideration | get at the truth of the matter, ‘The whole question | 38%. 17 relation to the hew evidence 3 ‘based on | Seeing what could be done.” under Gath in the interest of justice, based not r ». 2 Columbian Law Building, 5 F, || The court said that if itis found that a statute | only the tariff, and not the subject of internal | seemed to resolve into the issue, whether these iat Mi Green and Bragdon had stated to| “Snyder is as a lawyer as Corkhill, it ap-] on his own knowledge of the man, but on the - wep6-S1, Ip -_ | had been violated, then the quesifon was is there | taxation. signatures were correct or not. Right by the sig- him Me Genin thee Mr. Teagdon, Who Was ap | pears,” said Mr. Davidge. Sworn statement of numerous Witnesses, Who are probable cause that these defendants committed | | ‘The House committee on rules to-day authorized | natures was an article whiehit read by the jury, ine in the Treasury department, had since | _ “The answer to Mr. Corkhil?’s slur,” broke out | tamillar with the facts” =e = the act.” Mr. Reed to report favorably a resolution to create | would undoubtedly afford grounds for a new ‘trial | ¢mplore An the anf = nad. the prisoner, “4s that Mr. Snyder swore he saw t: pA haen & neTcHis: ADJOURNED TO TUESDAY NEXT. select committee on woman suffrage to comprise | according to all authorities. He asked that the | Scie that i put on the sean Tal ne | Darer tae Che Tost ana ane Ger swore he saw the eeresdajnewoh inetd unter ind 2 : nine members, The indications are that the res- | court should take such steps a3. would probe this be Hot swear] Pee maneeen ce KLull’s wicked, diabolical slur, | 20t given above offer cumulative evidence in de- The court adjourned the hearing to Tuesday | Qution will be adapted by the House. juatter to the bottom, 80 that there might be no | {2 eecordance with the statement he had made to : mnlg carried Ji | nial of Snyder's allegations, § next, the government promising to “expedite” the | "tem awEnpaTonY OEwsve Teeirenoy pit. ” | mitAKe Reto the que OO ene Hen ms | ie eee ee edn ee Eos ee ee ee a en sap . ae compliance with the subpernas already tssued and | ye President forwarded to Congress yesterday | the court Should call in any experts toexamine the | {HC aMdavit be. ¢ to the same facts He then | Mr Scovillehaving again declared that it was $17 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, others to be issued to-da: aes signatures. Back of this were other questions, wrong to make such inuendoes against Mr. Snyder, : ve a bili supplementary to the census defici argued at length, citing authorities in sustaining = : — atid tellenl Minted oe ne AS TO SNYDER, his motion. the district attorney added: “And yet it is no cople k Alexandria Affairs. eeibaton Ia the original act te CuPBLY an | | arr. Scoville sald he was accused of procuring a Mr. Davidge Replies, Garena ee ee ee BRANCH CORNER EIGHTEENTH AND. sTREETS, | BePOtted for THe Evertxa Sran, ‘Treasury disbursing and accounting oMicers to | forery, and a reputable citizen of New Jersey, | Mr. Daviige, in reply to Mr. Scoville, satd he aia | “WE feno crime,” sald Mr. Scoville, “to come up| The et Showed evidences of the cold with 3 NER EIGHTEENTH AND. STREETS, Pax-—It ts ascertained definitely at the | recognize and pay the certificates given by vol- | against whose character he defied anyone to bring | not think the first ground on which a new trial | and allege a specific fact. “If the prosecution will | Which he has been suffering. He was quiet most : . tional Bank this morning that the check | unteer employes to Various persons in this city. any accusation, had been charged with forgery. | was asked—the fact that the verdict did not spec- | allege specific facts against Mr. Snyder we will | of the day, and busied hunself answering notes DUPUNT cmezE. for $5000 drawn by Mr: Hoyt 0 Jan the Mania} {he supplemental Dill provides tyat payment for’ | ne motives and conduct of that gentleman ought | ity on what ground it was lounded nesaer on | uot ebject.” iotstebioes Sisohan ak toll ox pee tional Bank of New York ty, and sent there uccetewrdecuee ee ee to be recognized by the court as being in accord-| argument. As to the gecond—the allegation that pass ry upon Mr. Snyder iy | he had in his vest pocket. He made promp* cok for collection by the First National Bank of this | corporation authorized to receive pai ; pro-| ance with the principles af justice. Knowing | the trial was invalid, having been carried from ‘0 show the depos lections for every autograp! ve OUR. lt city, has not been paid, and 1s now in the hands of | vided that no unreasonable rates that his course would bring him in reprobation in | one term to another—he said he had noticed in the had todo with the | The tri “UMBING, FURNACES, RANGES | the hotary public, who wilt protest unless payment | discount have been charged. certain classes, nevertheless, he had courageously | papers that Mr. Reed had discovered this point ‘the! t forward the is made. "It {s thought possible that payment will ———_—§_+e+.______ come forward. These ‘mati had gone before | and was purmng che bantling tee coerce on to amiga ‘of these ; be made today. Otherwise there will Du: ’s Death at the Navy-Yara. | the country and should be ‘The dis- | the court. matter was settled by specific | "tana interrupted the of MANTELS, &e. and the W. & 0. road w! egies oe2 sien e | trict attorney had stated in this | legislation. He had heard no argument from the ve been by the Ames-McComb interest. AUTOFSY OF SURGEON: Pagan WALES—THE DEAD | court that this gentleman had been arraigned | defence on this point. ‘Capitol ANNUAL BANQUET.- MAN 4 VICTIM OF HEART DISEASE. here for forgery. He thought such a statement} Mr. Scoville sald he would like to have the ‘a8 COM St John’s Academy gave its annual banquet at | Surgeon General Wales last night performed an | should be made with great care. He was informed | court's ruling on the point, but he had intended to jurors and to Jobbing in all there linea. f1_ | Armory hall last night. Hon. Chas. C. Stuart pre- | autopsy on the body of Thomas Duncan, the sailor | that there was nothing of the kind, in fact. He | resurve these points for the court in banc. and there. VERY ONE HIS OWN ARTIST. Sided, and responses to toasts were made by Ci of the Portsmouth, whose death recently occurred | Was 1uformed by a meinber evening E = - ‘ Wonwealth’s ‘Attorney Brent, Councilman Mar-| ster a fait trom the rigging. ‘The Surgeon Gene- reget charge of 4 WONDERFUL INVENTION. ee rT r me ee pe we yas ‘ Eotion of i and no. founberion for a BST, Springer, jr.. 3 Ww. m. New Art, embracing all kinds of drawing, and others. The occasion was a very pleasant one. le thought these matters demanded Seg Bee coos, Outite mained are rural - | A MIDNIGHT CHASE—A gigal ne dion. station house, for District Attorney’s Reply. ‘Mr. Corkhill sald he understood that the ques- Bight He ben risen tae tion pending was a motioa for a new trial for Charles J. Guiteau, Neither Mr. Scoville nor Mr. Snyder were on trial. He had said that the paper Dreamed bere wee 6 Lae oe He had not lity ot it, He would ee ee TT UNDERSIGNED HEREBY INVITES pane es ee eee zz