Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1882, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. . ; Telegrams to The ‘Star PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sanday, ; > ’ a AT THE STAR perenne tet x “4 : PRIZE FIGHT NEAR CHIGAGO. Sa ae Remmere ee GREAT DAMAGE BY STORMS AND FIRES. A omens Sin b ceo to eter or Prive Fight Near Chicaze. Sean, or al cen es Copies fee a ea THREE ROUNDS AND 4 FOU! Gucyear $07ur monks, B = pCHICAGO, Itt. April 7. —There has boon a rumor [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C., as In sporting circies (or the past few days that a prize @econd-class mail matter.) had been arranged Uetwoen Owen McManus, Syracuse, N.Y., and John Files, the ticket ‘Tre Weextr Star—pubiished on bine nag of 30% Areyle ee ter was Kept very quiet and at # o<iock this marae peparerent ager Gane pad fore PAtinadrance: | VOX 5F9—N® 9,048. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1882. TWO CENTS. thelr Deckers. ad ‘tries. a ptisof aavertcine made known on application. Fing tnt grove sou 10 mies trom Chiesa, ine — ring in a grove Sbout 10 m % was called at 6:30am. The betting at the stand Ti ‘a . ‘ AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. _ ‘The Peru-Chili Investigation. A Conflagration on 7th Street. was 100 to 40 Files. Only three rounds were __ AMUSEMENTS SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. ‘The Flonee Orders an Tuvestigation of |, Hous? committee on foreign affairs met at | GEORGE RYNEAL’s FAINT AXD ONL STORK PanrrAtLy | fougMt, whieh Filrs ‘claimed the ‘ight on a Tout, NPARALELLED SUCCESS = DON'T GIVE UP AND SAY THERE I8 NO ee ne 10:30 o'clock to continue the examination of Mr. | DESTROVED—DAMAGES TO THE ADJoINING EsTAB- | McMaants having struck him when he was down. U ty help for Catarch, Hay Peer and cold in head, a on F__ sateen re7e- Shipherd. Chairman Williams being still confined || LISHWENT OF MR. BAUM—INCIDENTS OFTHE FER. | Without asratch Tre tae Of the Greatest of all Shows, since thousands testify —— OED TR. ¢ Comeaeen, S000 0s tohisroom Representative Orth presided. The| pout half-past eleven o'clock this morning fire | considerable money changed hats, THE 2 tirely cured them. Price, 50 cents. ~2 GREAT FOREPAUGH SHOW. ‘Tae regular Cabinet meeting to-day was not examitiation was, however, postponed till2p. m. | was discovered in the cellar under Geo. Ryneal, iginsatike eipancnan tin ce en ONLY TWO DAYS MORE, Apply into nostrils with little Finger. held in consequence of its being Good Friday. Mr. Ellis presented in the House to-day the | in order to conclude the hearing upon the Eads Jr's paint, off and glass store, No. 418 7th street: | wage sere ud ac ontageed =a - West, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Aram 7 axp 8. Ex-Secnerany Huwr does not wish to say | reqmomal of the may Stes coors Somat | ule morning. nea Which had been assigned fOr | Tn 9 very few minutes the flames had made thelr ee ee ee LOCATION 91a AND 8 STREETS. bad Whether he will accept the Russian mission or | action on the Mississippi levee bill Referred. The examination of Mr. Jacob R. Shipherd is | Way to the upper part of the store, and the whole | Topera,Kax., April 7.—A cyclone, which started ay - Teempanes not, until his nomination has been acted upon by | “On 'hotionof Mr. Randall, the bill was a | Pomducted by tae members of tne commitize on | DullAing was filled with such impenetrable smoke | meat Rayinomd, Rie county. last night, moved in Colossal Circusses, in different Arenas, more x a accordin; e mn, begin- | that it was almost imposs!vl¢ make an entrance, | 4 hortherly direction, and prostrated the te) _ ine any docept the position, hes nets vcuirmed, 2° Wi" | relieving trom the charge of desertion, soldiers ig | ning with Chatrman Williams, Under this ar. Che aecgpetroiomt les When It crossed the Santa Fe Fallfoad teaches FOUR GREAT CIRCUS RINGS. All Europe's Greatest Artists, 1d more Trained Wild more Performing Hoifes, Ponies, ‘more and The neighboring butiding on the south, No. 416, the volunteer service during the late war, on | rangement the democratic members of the com- . ohn Wilson's house was blown down, AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day Proof that they served faithfully until mittee will not have an ‘Qpporsunity to cross- | Occupled by Mr. C. Baum, was soon filled with | Wison was killed, and a Mrs. Parker w he expira-_| examine u 1 - | smoke also, and seemed to be in danger of destruc " fo nce gy ogee Rag ig Were Senators Dawes, Sawyer, Kellogg, Anta ny | oe oe aren te te re a ane, est bers have concluded, and Representative. Perry | sew ae sinran aireck on ths elie onnoee ume | bie wees aieeaienes ie eee aeeieeeeeae Prow ity, Variety and Yerfection of Detail than any and Pugh, and Representatives Aldrich, Herndon, | ha receive an honerable discharre, Belmont, of New York, upon whose resolution the | diately upon discovery of the fire, brought the fire | Ceeding northward, the storm struck the mew wid mop ap Ma Ie By ad Dy immediate wonderfully “benefc Sherwin, Pettigrew, Jones (N.J.), Calkins, Miles, | Sng Tecelve an Honorable rraups ne rae | BYestization ¥ ras ordered, 1s the last member on | apparatus to the grounds, together with thousands turtving town of Chase, demolishing twent Out of — cates of catarrh aro reported. i Stree’ e twenty-six in ce, and throws ‘The collection of wonderrul wild beasts, rare birds, | Stoddart, Druggist, 64 East Seneca street Buffalo, N.¥. | STanton, Shallenberger, Belford and Jacovs ADJUDICATION OP CLanas, : entative Rice of Massachusetts, ts now in | © P°oPlé who Alled all tne adjoining sureets ing cars trom the track Mr. ead, a hotel Keepers marine wonders, etc, constitutes Bowps embraced in the 108th call mature to-'| Mr. Blackburn offered ao plea ee oe charge of the examination, being x the ais SA ence pagal peed ¢ | Was Killed and his wite fatally injured. Another NAGERIES * x. committee on expenditures: e War depart- e in conversation this morning, Mr. either Mr. Ryneal were present | woman and a child were also killed. At about the {quit im dimensions to neary all thecombined travel- | 5995, REAM BALM COMPANY, Owego, NY. | morrow. Bonds of that call amounting to $715 | ant to inquire wnat, if aaygatmecn tees ce nave | Rice Said i was his invention, If allowed, tepro- | when the fire broke out. According to the state. | Sees ca evening, a small cyclon® passed menageries on this cont i al > CTC ave reacl the asurer’s 1 ree tn the ad; Ae tion of! an ithnlausk ceed with his interrogatories, to probe to the ments of the clerks in Ryneal’s store made to a | through the eastern part of the country, but it did Pe eager preg, Pog ine | (-e>", THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOL- | Jn redemption, including interest, were mailed existed in the adjudicat clams in the quar- | tom of the whole question, and dispose of all the | gran ter, the discovery of fire was made by a | DUC little damage. “It was accompanied by a verite Bente. Rew is foresioatd. F- Elles | now, feryo she foland end Seaboard Oossting Com: | Oy. termaster general's, the commissary general's + and | hints which had been dropped by the witness, colored bay, ap wes woes to Gh eae nena | ante Water spout, pouring a deluge ot water In Music Store, 957 Peunsyivania avenue, ai-2 a ve al a places. e im sucked all of the water ae sore Thai ofice, 613 iin gsget on WEDN ESDAY, Apeilid| | Amar Oxpens—Mojor Ramund . Batnbridge, | (Oss artn Mack recat eAee aege | THE REAMEATION oF um. emirmrnD nasoxeo. | rushing ‘up stains crying iat the onllar was on | Cer od ane Wella AN (he CiOat aren Cee N ATIONAL THEATER.......OUR MAGGIE. cert atte EHOMPSON, President. 5. phe TY adage oe sins page ge may’ deem Proper for the: gettlement of such} At 2o'clock this afternoon Mr. Jzcob R. Shipherd | tne cellar, and the clerks, after making an ineffect- | 1t Was in the shape of a funnel,whirling and twist- was further examined by the House foreign affairs | ual effort to extinguish ft, getting their hair and | !& With feartu , ment of Calif for assignment to a station. At ir. Robeson offered as @ substitute a similar el 2 a church loses $1, Kead’s hotel bi Sse certs MESS | ep, rom ar Se lat | Ronee carb a rei | ron at pu age ae a | sm mning te Pees | Puan caneh Ae sage Ub atts | Se Herne oye oa a z 3 "methods rtermaster, iers at Fort Uniot been asserted on the k ‘ | dist Episcopa 3 cated lis neny Din Sn nego no bnegtinnrsamne i Ukricn are aakeestly requested ts give, Sndeee for | New Mexico, will proceed to his home in Minne” | member that he had evidence in his ence with meinbers of Congres on the subject cals in the cella” mong the o1l8 and chem “hi MAGGIE MITCHELL, eine and Pisin adios ‘and Genficmon's Onder: further orders. ‘Hier pure plays. are the iustrations of « pure life, velocity. (The Coneregaticnat Mexico, i ae wl possession | Matter, but did say he had no vai recked. All the inhabitants of Chas: were mone ic iY » or — aa con tis, the, OPED | Win ay member ot ee Hone of Representa es RAYID APREAD OF THE PLANS. ge | Supported by toe, Washing by thenourcr| A GENERAL CovnT Mantra 1s appointed to| | Mr. Robeson advocated his substitute, declaring | FAV Mr. A. 8. Hewitt, gf New York. H nt | ‘There was so much inflammable material to feed | many familles arc in a destitute condition. Ne en ee Beet museell, and her | day, or any work s woman can do, to the Woman's | moet a Willet’s Point, New York harbor, on the | that he was not willing to arder an investigation | Hewitt a prospectus of th company as @ capltsl- it that it made remarkably rapid headway. It | KEoKU heavy rain and wind specially selected Dramatic Company. Work Department of ities, 1418 F iy on mere idle rumors or statements in blackmatiing | 1St, but he returned him a verbal answer declining derable damage to frult ‘THIS (Friday) EVENING, Benefit of Macgie Mitchen, | ®treet. £18 _ | 10th day of April, 1882. ‘The detail for the courts: | Do varnauiy, pur tuat when ¢ change was made by | t have anything todo with the matter. Tushed to the upper stories through the rear of the tip creeper ghd me THE } Di B. DONALDSON, Capt, Alexander M. Miller, Capt. John C. Mallery, +3 ft butlding, and emitted great volumes of dark smoke | Of te Town dreteow ent hee Wate FANCHON—THE MERRY CRICKET. tS BR. Re DO: @ member against the conduch of public officials, sion of the Wabash railroad and 7 = DENTIST, 1st Lieut. Frederic V. Abbot, 1st Lieut. Thomas L. | th nto b in| "Whe all 8 from the upper windows. On tur upper Story Was | the Keokuk and Des Moines division of the Che, Matinee. ;THE LITTLE SAVAGE. | 11.5 removed his office to Casey, fr., 2d Lieut. Gustav’ J. Fiebeger, 2d Lieut, | yucte Ween as UPR Wale sey ge e Alleged Patent Stone Swindle. | stored a stock of glassware packed in straw, and | {86 Keokuk and Des Motne ig ys SATURDAY NIGHT, PAREWELL PERFORMANCE- 1309 F Staret Norrawest _m22-Im* | Oberlwat Cavan Ba eee eae eoegey 2d Lieut: | vestigation, THE EXAMINATION OF MR. RERDELL CONTINUED. | the straw made the smoke heavy and black.” Mr, | C48. Rock Island and Pacific railroad. AL Keo- ONLY TIME OF **THE PEARL OF SAVOY." aw Lieut, Eugene Griffin (judge advocate), all of the rae Blackburn declined t) accept the substi- In the Police Court yesterday, in the case of | Baumn’s bullding adjoining wassoon smokingalmost re = —— lowa, Lah nes and > i (ce DB. J. HALL fs g Corps. x rogetety teen, ~ as much as Ryneal’s, and the smoke did great dam- | Sey, socnicd ony eapectaliy am. JoseeH SEereksox Hina nemovel Meoficsto nt oe brought to the Cee Mere eth the | Warren ©. Stone, John W. McKnight and James | aye to the tabries and. ‘delicate goods, with which | °¢p"7’: SAGINAW, MicH., April 7.—News comes As BOB ACRES, in THE RIVALS. 1409 F Sraerr Nomrawest. m22-1m* | THE CHANG ar THE InteRIon Derannwenr.— | DooSning “of ue danore the army bill, | 4 Thorp, of the “American and European Stone, | tue building is filed. from Clyde station of 1 torrinke urticane poseing Box sheet now open. = ies Gee ACOCERE Mr. Teller, who was yesterday confirmed as Secre-| ‘These clerks had been forbidden to be employed, | Marblé, Tile and Paint Company,” charged with TWO HANDSOME BUILDINGS. near Highland station on the Flint and Pere Mar= XM ASONIC TEMPLE. early last evening. ts damage is’ not yet knowns the DENTIS : “tte ro from 1113 Penngylvania avenne to Interior department and had a conference with | from the Third Auditor stat that McFarland (to | dell, by inducing him to subscribe to worthless | nandsomest in the city, were built about three | The extent of th removed G. Aprat. 11, 1215 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NoRrHWest. ™m22-Im | Mr, Kirkwood. The new Secretary will enter upon | Whom Mr. Blackburn had tary of the Interior, called this morning at the | and now came the fate: Oe read a letter | obtaining $1,000 by false pretences from M. C. Rer- | These two buildings, which were among the | duette road south of Hoily ‘TUFSDAY EVENIN Stock, after our report closed, Mr. Rerdell, who was. - telegraph line was down and the refiroad ageut FAN DRIFL AND BROOM DI = the discharge of the duties of his new position | Connection with the qu: aster general's de- | on the stand, was further questioned is to the | Years ago, that. bullt by'Mr. Baum costing about walked to Clyde and sends what was learned when MUSICAL AND LITERARY SELECTIONS, E. F. BROOKS, 2 next Wednesday. Mr. Kirkwood will remain at | Partment in June, 1874. eS ownership of'the money he had fnvested, and said | $20,000, and that by Mr. Ryneal about $15,000. Mr. | he leit. ‘The dwelling of a man named Crandait DANCING AND REFRESHMENTS, GAS FIXTURES, the head of the depuriment until that time, and | ~ After further debate Mr. Babeson modified his | he had a custom of giving his money to his wife to | Ryheal owns his property. ‘The lot on Which Mr. | was blown down, killing Crandall and one child, SS Se ee for Mitehele Vanes Soe New une | will receive the incoming Secretary on Thursday, | Preamble so a8 to read: “Whereas, it has been | deposit and going to her when he wanted the | Baum’s building stands is owned by Mrs. Eichler, | Naat severely injuring another child, a daughter: Li Seeney 5. = ene % ie in Tow: id | publicly declared by a member of this House from | money. Extracts trom the patent controlled by | Of Richmond, Va. The buildings on the north | A lady nemed Mrs. Taylor, of Pontiac, was also Tickets, Gent and two Ladies, $1; Single admission, Immense stock. Low prices. Mr. Kirkwood will return to his home in Iowa, an R a > it 50 cents.’ Forsale at Elis’ and we aure. Fancy Lampe, Shades. to the enjoyment of private life. He has been in | his place on the floor that fnere ure reasonable | the company, setting forth its claims, were admit- | Side of Ryneal’s were recently torn down to make | killed and several other persons more or less ine —— Portable Gas Lights, Se., &o. ublic life almost contjnuously since 1856 as mem- §ronnas to believe, etc.” ‘Tals was accepted by | ted in evidence. Under cross-examination by Mr, | Toom fora new bullding to be erected by Lansburgh | jured. The hurricane covered an area of lees than Ancient mariner, Conererational Church; April12 | | _sal6 ~__sarustnetreet. | Poror the ciate ‘senate, governor of the state, and ar Blackburn as a armendiges it to his resolution, Jeremiah a witness (Berdelly said ihe had Bros, 2 bar a — Bide, co it is reported to have leveled Reserved Seats "4, 75 cents; admission, § D: ate. ich was, n ado} el ion ni rade tWO | THE FIRE CONFINED TO RYNEAL’S BUILDING—LOss | €Veryth! i == OO ea) ae eee public ite Cugical iNetes. houses for his stock. He admitted that he had ‘ABOUT $10,009. < iets Geach ta Genen OTHE, CLontous CARPENTER, PSYCHOLOGIST, Seusearee: AGREE ae bay with a character that has never been impeached, ‘The House committee on tie Ubrary to-day sub- | Gt" old. Lage Scan oan ‘J ay oe Re rhe By one o'clock the fire was under complete con- oman: ames oven at Willard Hall on Tueaday Night Apel Tiah. Ve MawTets AND Gas PISTURES Counrestows were tsstied to-day to the following | Tent over, the, grave of ex-Brecideat Teoman ren | €©,the specifications of the patent he would pay | tl, Ithaving been confined to the Ryncal Duild-| Crxcrewart, 0., April ?-—At 12:45 this morning, = ae = tehbo + EB Brad: gray 3 ‘ag | Over another thousand dollars, Mr. Merrick also | ing. Mr. Ryneal was out of the city this after- | an alarm was sounded for fire which was dl orp =, EASTER MONDAY. Jobbing in all of the above Branches. postmasters in nelg! b ring states: Iv» Teeson S cane Ma re ee Was | cross-examined the witness, and brought out noon, and was not ‘nt to see the destruction | red in the roof above the altar of St. Xavitt Sy-Estowarss Fussisuep ror New Wore. {8 inte neware oe = reat Cerutoaee anus tie CApLRC Ok Anne, ene DO COMO statements from him that He had not been, em- | of his property. His brother stated toa Star re- | Roman ,Cathollc church, on Sycamore street. THE FAMO iTS. fe G loys any company ursue Th 1eSS Everything of a combustible nature about the auEe er Sa (> PUUIINSECIING AND Droporizen. | Sil of Maryland,” J. Culbertson,” Dickinsonvilie, | ,,A 900 of Representative Aion. of Missourt, in a | Ramnttted the truth of a Tepore of his-atterances | Pome that. the Wh bats can ete tar as | Duliding wes Uarned, an euiy’ the ols one SMITH AND MESTAYER'S ODORLESS, PROMPT AND CHEAP, ee acknowledges the recelpt of engrossed resol elections in tere tnwhich wine mtg yee Se oaee on ae Badly. ‘aiattered. The ‘= won bale er the : ,. » ; rf whicl ness said he coun- | wa y_ shatter he chure! jou; to t eee sn = FOUREAS 2AtAce Cam Quart bottles, 60 cts. Fi Satie ne Aopen elmo ne ep | ap gs soled the frauds, “Witness admitted having made 32.500 in th tne stock PSockety ot Jesuits. The building ‘ant contents bewred 7 faR reporter to-day ‘st Assistant Postmaster ¢ false ment to Attorney General MacVeag! vi = : cost nearly 1,009; Insurance about 000, How Freighted With New Fun and New Music. =i MELRURNS PHARMAOY, | General Hatton. “in that ao?” was his response, Den oC ee Se Er acaly, HiAG | tn n the role of a detective to ascertain the cause of a retin on see which Tt is thought witi | the fre started is a'matver of conjecture, Matinee Easter Monday | A characteristic me Ez, KE wvell, Leuppose the civil service reform fellows | colleagues, PEK : not then been indicted in the star route cases: | Cover the damage. Old World News by Cable To-day. eee ee te 2 (yr SAMUEL KEE, Fon like ie But that is what Tdid when Iwas| |The House committee on ngval affairs yesterday | ‘Tho ‘witness was. turther some rca en by MR. BAUM'S LO88. f “ atines Easter Momaay | fatent Til be Peg nt “ Postmaster. "It is common sense.” Peano ae man Harris to feport to the House & | Messrs Cook and Oliver. ‘The hearing Was then | Mr. Baum, who was absent in Baltimore, was | roxpit® SUPERRING. poke ince Easter Monday | performances er ONDAY. New French and Scotch Ginghams, just opened; best | ‘Tam JEANNETTE SEANCH.—Count Ahlefeldt tele- | Sand oe ere Te Bete of Er eles adjourned until to-day. summoned hy telegraph, and was expected te ar- | House committee in behalf of ‘the suffering Jews ee ee | lth befor She one | CRTke Helin sad hadames, extra good values. graphed from Irkutsk yesterday: “Fravello has chage the latest and most effective torpedo for use | CONTINUATION OF THE RXAMINATION THIS AFTER- a aes ect afternoon. The ee sy = Ee remind oapulee ae Easter Monday| THE TOURISTS. 8 arrived here. He tells me that he saw Melville, e Davy. NOON. Ing is used as a stock room, was well | iissioners of the ful sete waa ae = and Ninderman at Verkhojansk on Feb- | ,,i2 the House yesterday a, The Hourkespce | To-day the examination was resumed before | Hlled with goods. His loss is trom smoke and | Wastenars OF che, fund on the continent. which aXovE THE Marreees—Monday, Wednesday, Satur- s ee geen ate eye, mney, Were without news | employ C. W. Coombs 18 de ntal messenger, | Judge Snell, Before the case was-called # plat- | plete examination is made, ‘He is insured. registered at Brody. The committee's fund was . Gentlemen:—My husband, who {or years wes « raf- | start further novib by remdecr in three | (Det With ® good deal of oppasition on the repub- | form was erected in the court room, on which A STORY WAS STARTED ee ae Beats can now be reserved. a6 | rover trom Dyeperaia, ‘and from which he could not get | parties, as before. ‘alt were ‘well. The same trav. | can side, on the grot at Coombs was a|there were a number of samples of artificial Ss 5 nigneg nae BAD IMPRESSION AT BERLIN. HE FIFTH IN THE COURSE OF Eured ‘fra that: terrioie compistat to Bese ines | Clef passed Jackson 2,000 versts nortan.” mya ee Sipe maces ceatanion canes: 1a | the expiosion of a lamp earried to the cellar by | says: -"“A bad itnpreasion te produced “here toe POPULAR CONCERTS — | Bitters. “I'can imost cheerfully reooacmend it from |: ; ‘The Senate yesterday the bill to regulate | petng asked if he observed anything peculiar tn | the colored boy. The employes about the store | Homination of M. DeGarofl ns the: Htusstan_minis- DREGERRIE be Coneterational Charen on MON- | sufferer for xthee oboe Wisconsin Republican “Association naan the count of the President&il vote, and then ad- | the specimens, said he had, one having the cart of | state that the boy carried = lantern with him Sean te Tee cen et othe Re ee oped ay acest HUTCHISON. resolutions mo nth complimentary journed until Monday. Mr. McKnight embedded tn it, Mr. Herdell then Tongs to the section of violent slavopiiles.” DOCTOR J. W. BISCHOFF, [Brown's Iron Bitters not only cures Dyspepsia, Weal aster General Howe, they were presented to | “In the Hous gece: epuuacer tea ig! a when he went to the cellar, and had it in his scesvenin “rari geeieted by Mew. Kanvar. Mina MoGrew, Mrs. Dazton ene Malaria Lacntndes, Dut provents send relieves | nim yesterday and he responded in fitting terms. evion to Introduce a Wl “to reguines Mate | {demain cme and polnted out one which Ke | Bands in good ane i =a = fabass a nS ae ae Ee an tek Bo tare T Lrzvr. DaxennoweR.—The St. Petersburg corres- , vyediaws of the Camden company.” "=" 94) 4. George Hyneal, jr, upon his return to the | NEw Yous, Aprit7.—-The special senate commit. oun E ATTORNEYS. pondent of the New York Herald telegraphs that ‘i Mr. Coyle said that he pre show by this tee appointed to investigate the system of making Admission to others than holders of season 25 oy! posed to ry city this afternoon, stated to a Star reporter thay ” ‘“ 4 cents. 85, 6,7, 14,15,17 FHOMAS W. SORAN, 486 LOUISIANA AVENUE, | ‘8 Emperor has given instructions that Licut. to execute treaty | book that Thorp and Leathers had made a_busl- he was as yet unable to estimate his damages. He “corners” and dealing in “futures” will begin their = Notary Public, Conveyancer, and Commissioner of | Danenhower and his companions should be brought e (sixteen years | ness of going round organizing companies; that he A “ on his be i LL Xooun sate. ‘Rexnowietgmen c., taken and cer- | down to Gatschina as soon as they arrive in St. | 5USPension). pro to do this in answer to the attempt on | Carried an insurance of $5,000. : —_— tified, to be tory. Petersbi DECISION IN PAVOR OF RI s he other side to show that Rerdell was working | panies represented by Mr. A. 8. Pratt, i , Wi J. Jewett, urg, a8 he desires to see them and bid them ance: jnsura! MONDAY, APRIT. 10, 1982, Sam t8 pm m28-2m "| welcome.” ‘The House committee on in the interest of rival companies. the Franklin Insui ‘Company. I Blanchard, and other prominent citizens. ae EDW. H. THOMAS. disposed of the election oq Mr. Merrick sald that he Intended to prove that | Say that Mr. Baum had permission to carry $55,000 ———— ra ‘THE GUERNSEY-LISTEMANN comprxation. | Hi, x ij Rerdell was in collusion with other coinpanies, and | 1n8urance on his stock, and they believe he is in- Death of a Venerable Vi nian, : APES ee ee oe ae Depemton eee | seattey; trom Wie h OA he thought that it was nov unressonavic "ties | Sured to nearly that amount. Among the com| Cuanvorresvitie. Va. April 7.—Win. Werten- MISS MINERVA GUERNSEY, a . I. Teller is fifty-two years old and a native o! nies in which his stock is fosured are the Ni baker, who was inted by Thomas Jefferson as mé6-3m' 916 F street northwest. Virginia. It was claimed by the cor Thorp was connected with other companies, for he Lc — y ‘The new Dramatic Artist, in her Impersonations from Allegany county, N. ¥. After being admitted to! ant that, owing to hon-inhawts was skilled in the business. western, of Milwaukee; National, of New York; | secretary of the faculty and librarian of the Uni- T. FITZ6 it Viterature, and W..” SPYRO Y-ar-taw {he Dar in his native state, he sttled at Morrison, | Barbour was not entitled wo Gh <ftet some discussion the court ruled out the | Queens, of England: Phenix. of New York, and | versity, of Virginia in 182 and who has Alied ° .. In 1858. ™n e remov lorado, an: ton, committee offer. ‘American, of Philadelphia—each for §3,000. oe, night rest ‘MISS MARIE EVELYN a ‘Practions taal ho Ohne 29 _| settled in Contral City, where he has since Teslded. | against the contestant and Cross-examined by Mr. Merrick.—I am the man caonneaen dence, in the 85th year of his age. BERNARD Perey) ioe Gincuce OoMpant, SAYLES BROWN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, fee ila Peto, Ra the Uae ee a ll rl ting member, Se to the he holds. wate indicted In the star-route cases. a8 MC. | During the fire there were constant alarms Labor Strikes in Canada. tac Aaleaietadiaie: Seniek Gnd Er e coors sen Eapentrurtey.for | Tez for the term ending March, 183% ee exuuaauatstoats among the spectators on account of reports that | Hamt-rox, Owt., Ai pril 7.—A lange mecting of Rynea?’s building contained great quantities of | Striking carpenters was addressed last night by P. J. McGuire, of New York, in the interests of union. GPlosive material A section of hose burst on | te advised them to continue the strike, Several demands the Composed of . gives to Collections, af Edward Heindl, Carl ieisel, Fritz Listemann, Alexan- | ments fon the benefitof creditors, and the sctlieipent of der He: Henry Greene. jorming the fnest combina Estates of persons deceased. in Gunton Build- ‘Tae Fowtowixa Canes in the stati img, Louisiana avenue, jel4-3m ater crn 1. L. Johnson testified that he was connected duties of officers of the medical department of the | posed Mississtpp! river imprage with the company, having bought an interest in | E street, scattering the crowd, and No. 4 engine employers have agreed to the ‘TICKETS, (including reserved seats) .. --$1, N. H. MILLEK, army will be made:—Major oe P. Jaquett, sur- Judge Humphreys and G 0 'Iscor Mr. McKnight’s patent, and subsequently in sur- sta glass guage, all of which helped oy men. ‘To be had st Ellie’ Music Store, comMlencing Wednes- © Roomes: and'$ Gunton Law Building, from duty st the recruiting depot, David's | 812, and Representative Strag A rendering this interest for the stock. He paid | UP the excitement. One of Mr. Ryneal’s clei ToRoxTo, Owr., April 7.—The Grand Trunk day, April 5. 1882. ‘24-6 ‘412 Louisisnn avenue gaat Taare New York harbor, to proceed to sa home | appe . P $500 for the, tatoreee ta 38 3 patent, and he ved | OU ag erg re. The | authorities refuse further conference with the APITAL THEATER. RR, 208 PERE, Hajor Aitrea 4, Wosdhull, soxress eo ont tes. Mr. ‘The defense objected to this testtmony, ana | bevy of y women employed as clerks in | State ne ymti on die eat St ee ae MONDAY, April 3_Nightly and Tuesday and Fri- | HXe ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, ae report to the commanding officer of the wusetts, was also héard wanted to strike it out, but the court declined to | Baum’s were turned out upon the streets and | temaie shoe operatives are still out, but a new bill SRY New York Ecimedy Company comming of Opposite City Hall, > 97™==™ Poetulting depot, Davies Island, New York harbor, | £2.60, Sppropriation for tmprapements erant the motion. received $10 in stock tor | Santas eae eR TRE And Pleturesque BTOUP | OF prices was submiticd last Mighty” Which 1s Ik ‘the ‘Loms and Emma Charles for duty at that depot. Capt. Louis M Maus, > government.—I rece! or to prove satisfactory. Cordelia. ese, Donnell assistant surgeon, from duty at the recruiting | SENATE CONFIRMATIONS : every $1 subscribed. —_»__ Drew Ray oe Hacbie and’'Bates One GPRING DRESS Goops. depot, David's Island, New York harbor, and re . _Cross-examined.— Witness had fatth in the ma-| “Three Card Monte” and “Bunko.” Failures the Past Week. Gluding with an unusually Hi Wa cle: = port in person to the Commanding neral depart-| The Senate yesterday conff es) but. hana the parties. Believed it | rug wen ARRESTED IN STAUNTON, VA., IDENTIFIED. | NEW York, April 7.—The failures for the past Bo.626) ON EXHIBITION (No. e26 | pristuas fullhne ofa thoes rabies Fook Nene ante ie On of Senator Teller as Se Dr. BW, Buss testified that he saw some of the | A few daysago tt was noted In Tur Stax that | SeVen days as reported to K..G. Dun & Co.. of the z AND. Ez ‘Combination in Silk and Wool. Sateens, esti = mercantile agency, number 127, distributed as fol- Btreet. MARKEITER'S, Street | snd Ginghama, Pongees and Tusa - present stones made, and he, with Gen. John E Smith, | mong some parties arrested in Staunton, Va., | jows: Eastern states, 18; southern, 89; middle, 2; Fo. 626 F rtreet northwert, one door from Tthstreet, | ton and Japanese Crepes, Surah Silks, Check and Plain eee ee re mie took $10,000 in is own Kame Ger tute Rerine | were John Henry Murphy and perhaps some Western, 35; Pacific, 8; New York city, 7. Popeater, Hes 2d Pllow, Later.’ all widths and gual ce aroelog from dufy tn the department of the east, to report | nominations: t Rew Yo an equal interest. with (him. Witness had pald | rom stitements made that the Staunton ofcers | are conccrasd. ‘he failures is Sew None ey g e neral rtm arg: % yet, ‘pay. ; eRe Teen ae ee A Calle tag | Rian to'nateh: Hecuch Homer} ta 6k Pale aed Ok ota. ‘Major Chas. i Greenleat, surgeons | New York, to be United Stata ctreuit juage for tue | Crostesainined: Did not remember that he haa | stested the parties ‘as si vist | tinct aig iee — — Gta Pe will find it to thet department of Dakota, and Capt. Edward B. | 21 judicial ctreuit; W. i. Ro assigned hie interest in the patent to the com- gton, who, it will be remem! ap- ———_< BALLS, PARTIES, &c. advantage to examine our: before purchasing. Mosely, assistant surgeon, from department of the | States a orney aeeee pany, but thinks he may have done 90. He hdd | peared asa witness in the casesof King ‘and Struck by Lightning and Bhrned. ois Be: may Ce HOUE, BRO. & CO. Platte;’ ordered to New York city, and will report | A. J. Auxier, United’States h } | Rot recetved the stock, however. ary, convicted recently of larceny by means Burra.o, N. Y., April 7.—The valuable stock ERVENTE AUNUAL BALL OF TUE GRUNGE. . . ay by letter to Surgeon General, "Major Joun W. | & i. Wise, receiver ot neys, Dard: ‘Thomas Somerville testified that he was at one | the tree card monte fet Bey barns of Charles "L. Abel at Hamburgh, in this SEE HANAUAY PALE OF THE GEORGE: | mas 1398 F STREET N.W..NEAR EBEITT HOUSE. a, from. de} nt of the Mis-| Arkansas; John K. Fat eyor of customs, | time president of the company, and had $50,000 in | tothe jail at that fenry | county, were struck by lightning and destroyed STATION, st ‘Bat r Wm. E. Wate mn, from | Franklin, Ky. Postmasters-Samuel L Fletcher, | the stock, for which he had not paid. He had hy, wl r Indictment here inthe. last night er with se head ot f DCTATI forrest Hall, on EASTER MO: TS, SUTZeO! g Murphy, who is ere cases oe ancy DAY NIGHT. Aprit loth. Tickets, admitting » gen H4*Wanp & wurcursos, of ‘Texas, and ordered to this city. | Charlestown, N.H.; Melvin A Cushing,Minonk,lil: | subscribed nd. ladies, $1. 2 hk Sa Se $10, 000 tn two instalments, and had re- | of Boone and Norman, in which King and Leary | stock. ‘The loss 4s estimated at $10,000. Insurance mm, will re- celved "no ‘aalary aa president mt |-were recently tried, ‘and Cornelius $3,200. Capt. Wm. B. Davis, assistant Port fo, {ne commanding gen lepartment of] ‘The Talk About caper — me Of New York, by incase of te | ‘The Texas and Mexican Railway. su eral e Platte. Capt. Wm. Corbusier, assistant | cHaNDLER i de 50 Be ON i president _now, havi 3 | bunko game. ‘Information was received here last | _Gatvesrox, Tex., April 7%—The track of the SEWING MACHINES, &e. OF ERE CREE SORTER, su to the commanding general department — —— of the east. ‘Major Justus MC rawn, surgeon, and Se [FH OF AMERICAN icKnight had promised to gi evening that the Staunton authorities would dis- | Texas and Méxican railway ts now completed six- Opus oF AMERICAN Sop eka anueties BRANCH CORNER EIGHTEENTH ANDP STREETS, | Capt. M. E. Taylor, assistant surgeon, from de-| The nomination of Wm. er ee ee ed miss the charge on which they: were held there ty-four males, wo a polut within hive iniles of Lau pooh Interest in Laas & mechaniam are cordially DUPONT CIRCLE. artment of Missour}, former to Cincinnati and the | retary of the Navf ts received generally by repub- iol companys oie a face oy aes this morning. and, the requisite papers having | pasas. on edenaan Rncp ny pe = Sewing Machine. jatter to us. licans with favor. There ‘however, not a few ristl hes ith Mr. bats En aoe ton On been received, they would be brought down by a —————— ‘the "Reltest Tinuiag aud most ‘Tehaua | PLUMBING, FURNACES, RANGES | Ma. rutin E. CHANDLER, who was nominated | democrats in the Senate wh Grustees gaked iin for the formula” "Ne? WE | deputy marshal of the western district of Vir- pag ager aiyt Be mo. gobs . Lovrs, Mo., April 7.—The court of appeals has Wee MEW iniest imecoved Machines, of all the MANTELS, &a yesterday to succeed Mr. Hunt as Secretary of the | Ment because of Mr. Chi score —— SX-AENATOR FOMEROY GH TES erAND: a granted a stay of proceedings for two weeks in the ai Kinds. Navy, was born in Concord, New Hampshire, Dec. | tion in the election contest of 2876. It will not IDE. Case of Emmet Jones, a negro, who was under sen- a SPECIAL.—One New American, slightly ured, two | Jobbing in all these lines. 28, 1835, graduated at Harvard Law School in 1885, | Possible, though, to organiz§ a solid democratic 8. C. Pomeroy (ex-Senator) testified that in De- tence to be hanged to-day for killing Antoine Velie, a Grop leaf, cover and all aitachments 15; ope aatais 4n'1859 was a] Su} opposition to the confirmati cember last he subscribed for an interest in the , a colored | another negro, some months ago. al suachines we sel oF repair arewarranted fee years. 1 a unt > democrats who, while they Una ae the ewes of Mr. memes that * aS “ “Paralyzed. : ACH. nfirmation, will not vote a itness was to pay Nifty cents on the Sanaroca, N. Y., April 7.—Gen. William L. Burt Cor. 7th and i to the post bre Goitar for $1,000 worth of stack He. had not and provided for employing a mid- cen with ecttz* door to Auerbach's Gente’ Furnishing and i ‘Laces, ‘Passementeries, Cords Was appointed ‘special, counsel to a“ [idence rman paid, but ee ected unless (the company acd the ge poe ey “pega egg tor A Shae aaa J? STANbs AT THE HEAD = : made rst ‘absstant Secretary, of the ‘Treasury, | democratic opposition Mr. Ch son- | for recording, He still had faith in Mcnight, had tts nead’ mashed in “The girt is meld fora speak, but seems recogaize persons. s . on. MF e > ‘Treasurer. ‘THE LIGHT RUNN ‘hes sicr been one of the most active politicians in the | and there ls no republican o} Charles T..8mith and John 8. Baldwin testitled img 811 MARKET SPACE. ELDREDG! THE ACKNOWLEDGED-PEER OF SEWING UNDE ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. MACHINES! tion. 2 to taking a ‘sample of the stone to Dr. De Smedt. Reapra, Pa., April 7%—The accounts of Adam taking a prominent part in the contest | _The Colorado Representatt Mr. Baldwh sbacribed. rout i, Pany feed electoral votes in 1676 aud tn | successor polnted early | Oe ne sO Poe ee OE, Dundore, M. payii judge MacArthur, the famous cipher dispatch inquiry | nd j id ouehwen 0h Gis sand ahem car = Coasting Go. | 272 i810. He headed the Binine delegation, trom Nec . MeCook 1 Tom. Bowen, | 2% bad ¥ repent | aon —_— closed. (Ccmpare it with any other and you will decide at once ubiican national convention southern ‘the. ‘ eh, 1881, Was appointed solici- now! men indore loss. fh its favor. penn GRAND DISPLAY ia tor ge by the mee bat ates a Nava Onvers—The fo! ing officers have nce , ‘of Dui ore wit pay the a fe! Sewing Machine and Fashion Rocmas, or 2 nate. redemption, $333,000, é been ordered to torpedo instruction at Newport, | ciuded ee eaalmnitt ont a yg ga) pon wT £28 9th street northwest, near corner of F street. MEN, BOY'S, AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING, Gene eee a RI, 1st of May: Commanders A. V. Reed and ‘The the amount Ghz! Drucmaker for Spring and Suminer, showing a ie We Fe eernnation | Wun. C. Wise, Lieuts. Wm. A. Morgan and Edward leading styles Children’ . Worthington, Boston Trav-| p. Mi Wi Cowles; wens. price 1s cents. m8 eee personal | ever, to be collector of the Of Boston has re-| mauder Win. Gidea toa the” Poder peas at ui : vived the question of the of Senators to be | ofce, 20th tnst.; Commander Mortimer {- Jonn- | |New Youre, April 7.—The Post's financial E MEDAL, PARIS, THE POPULAR consul matter of aj ni 6 en- | Son, Portsmou 3 says: Stock Exchange i oe ee ie dloaton am aeSBet hy fat Gro | Bok the" nena "ae tk at | Snag Pn 421 Savexra XW. exceptions, recommended the reappointment of | Lieut, I, Hunsicker, from tha Colorado, Banees ms. pas = us, The Presi Goligewor Beara. athe President saw ft to ignore both Insts Lieut. Chas, W. “nuscnenblger, from Bakrics a SG im DOTS DEPARTMENT replete with Beautifnl Fh ment cannot be moved | ington. Inasmuch as nd app ‘Dawes and Hoar Trom the Bos’ as iticlans, &., &c~” posed ex-Senator Conkling in his upon | ton na’ Lieut. Chas. E. and B. AKEICS The Latest Designs and First-class Workmanship, at pee ees Tight of the Senators ta; he consult BAKERS oo ALconoLio INFORMATION WanTED.—A circular | pointments, thetr action w the Worthing! Bakers oG2ok tt our $2.60 BOYS SUIT, the Cheapestever | nas peen addressed by Commissioner Raum to all | ase Will be looked upon wit BAKER'S the collectors in the United States, requesting ae ntnsSting Ean eteer hoo” They emincts | that they report (he quantity, in proot gations, ot | quran tie isk Seay rurdored mat apne Mn | TT PP ROWS BOYS’ FLANNEL SUITS from $4 up. estimated quantity that would aed bec en] on Come axp Sze TaEMl! tax had 50 cents per a OMA —_— ou M. ¥. EISEMAN, The Bostdas aoe rr 0 Buoaa m30 (Under Hall.) pe cate ane at Teste, nN HE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE in an Too. Sr Har DIstnicl OFOOLUEEES Cures seses & Ft # i i a : ip 6° Dy'bccteach Poa, ansor Dang ang Kidney Poa, Tethwest 5°6, RINGWALT Mensa,