Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1882, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Ferthwest Comer Pennsylvania Ave. snd 1ith 8t., by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. served to subscribers in 1G Stan ie ocr Es aity their own account, sears Fe ie ‘onth. Copies at the the counter: cents each, peta prepaid 00 cents & 10m She year, $6, tix months, $0. the Post Office at Washington, D. C., as second-class mail matter.] a, ‘Tae Wrexcy Stan—published on Hosture prepaid. Six mouths, $1; 10 copies for $1;2) fopies for $0. €2~ All mail subscriptions Breed be paid in advance; Ec paper sent loncer than is Batis of sdvertnine mate known cn spplicetion. ~The pening Sta . Ves 59—N® 9,051. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1882. TWO CENTS. _HOUSEFURNISHINGS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. SQ WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, > 709 709 Importers of CHINA AND GLASSWARE. Bpecial Attention Given to HOTEL SUPPLIES. HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS In Endless Variety. PERFECTION HARDWOOD REFRIGERATORS, WHOLESALE COUNTERS OX SECOND FLOOR. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, ™30-c0_ 709 MARKET SPACE. 'F YOU WANT A COOK STOVE OR RANGE Call and, ee our new Range, with Patent Duplex REFRIGERATORS, OT, and GAS IVES is now complete, of which, as well as Groves e-can show the oat amacitmnent in thee ‘The attention of builders and others is caked to our ‘Brick “Set Ram Hi id Bt Georxe, the Fireside Jewel a1 Latrobes, and our lance \ of M. first-class xoods, ‘An inspection is respectfully solicited. W. S. JENKS & CO., al _TI7 7th street northwest. PROPRIETOR, FAR SUPERIOR TO THE BEST GRAHAM FLOUR. IT I8 THE FOOD FOR THE DYSPEPTIC. IT 1S UNEXCELLED FOR INFANTS AND CHIL- DEEN. TF 18 UNEQUALLED FOR THE BRAIN- WORKER. Ask your grocer for it, and also for a Cirodlar. ‘Wholesale Depot corner 1st street and Indiana avenue. m9 WM. M. GALT & CO. CELEBRATED REFRIGERATOR. ‘They are strongly built, handsomely finished, and perfect in practice. Have Slate Stone Shelves, and packed with a perfect non-conduetor. For thirty-two years they have received the nighest merit asa Srst- ‘Clase Refrigerator. M. W. BEVERIDGE, 1009 PESNSYLVANIA AVE. Sole Agent for the District, al SUMMER RESORTS SPRINGS AND BATHS, ALKALINE LITHIA WATERS, HAMPSHIRE CO., W. Va. Oven JUNE Ist to OCTOBER, and later; when company, wilt Justify, having the lancest' ing pool of carbonated mineral water in. She world: "Also, Chalybeate Springs (cecond ty nous} yich im iron, and froma half to three-quarters of an hour's ride (carriage or horseback) a fine white su'phur. Grand mountain seenery, summer climate unsurpassed; a@charming summer hone. |More satisfactory resultsin ‘& number of diseases (some in a few weeks, othern a sea- gon) than any springs in this country or Europe, and rates of © moxlerste. Easy of access from all points pase. Paniphiets and. water at Thompson's, 0S Sch sthect: Wachineton, D-.” or will be nent abpeck gnapplication: Fine band, good boating and fishing. ce Toms early. Hun os are, away each sea- fon unable to juarters. Hunting in season. asim = H. SALE, Proprietor. N= PORT, RHODE ISLAND. ‘The extensive property known as EASTON'S POINT—just east of the first bathing beach. recently #o'd by the Gibbs Land Co., toa BOS ‘TON SYNDICATE, has been divided into lots and will be sold in sizes to suit purcharers. Every lot has s fine southwesterly exposure, and com- mands a full view of the sea. ‘The property is but ten minutes drive from the Casino. ‘The roads are to be immediately opened and put in good order, water and «as introduced and other im- Provements made. Reasonable prices will be charged, and no more attractive spot can be foun d tor the estab- Kshment of snmmer residences, Plans of the rub-divisions may be had of any of the Real Estate Brokers at Newport, and further informa- tion may be obtained on application to B. W. CROWNINSHIELD, al-wksim 11 Pemberton Square, Boston. MPOBELLO ISLAND chased in June, 1881, by the Campo- pee! — pany, which was otanized umver ‘New Brunswick with a capital of, = inion ($1,000, 000) dollars. The incorporators are Quincy A; Bhar, Henry Eo Pisvinson, F. B. Beaumont, Alex. 8. Porter ‘The officers of the company are as follows, viz: Presi. Gent, Samuel Wells, of the firm of Bangs & Wells; ‘Treasurer, F. B. Beaumont; Directors, Samuel Wells, E, B. Beaimmont, Georse A." God/lard, Alex. 8, Porter ‘of Boston, and ‘Chase, of therm of Chace & mson, New York city; General Mauager, Alex. 8. As wong the sequired tifa hotel cabea Te oN. Byencd in in poo and finding the acc¢ foried quite inadequate a ir house is now bemg Duilt, to be ready for boarders in June next. ‘The new house will be called the “3 N-¥-CUED,” which ¥-COED" ft as well as permanent gueste. IY N- the latter of June, and is intended Mose ‘wisliing to stay one ‘houses will be furnished fined very be un- Ger the manawement of Mr. T. TA be Barker, aie two to dusty (90) uuiles, “It is irrewalar ‘and ite shores abound 1m exquisite details of em chasms and deep jeusely wooded bills aml rucced head end giant ciiffe fine steamers of the In- which makes four or more trips Der week; leaving Commercial Wharf, Boston, st 8 ‘Pordand at6 the same Hy at Gampoteilo the followiug moruing at 9 o'cl- Er via the be checked SS on to the hotels. The 12: 30 in via the Eastern K.it., connects with th» steamer ‘Portand. “ine prices at tls beautiful seaside home will be rea- and consistent with the care and efforts to make it's mode! of comfort and sutumer enjoyinent. plication for summer ae A ii Fd fouabie 4b AY 78. PORTER, Campobello Co., feet, Boston, Masa, tet ERMONT HOUSE, Atlantic City, N. Open Apri 18th for the stanon. ‘The most airy and delightful Summer Hom on the coast. A Sea View from every the house. “Good bathing. Croquet grounds, and Other opportunities for social enjoyment. The enter- fof fainilies a specialty, KS. D. B. STOCKHAM. _m28-3m 945 K street, Washineton, D.C. HE COLONBADE, cry, RJ. thawere Cry, eniahed wiih, ail'modern Tinprovementy Sncluding hot and cold sea water Lathe, Blin CAO KINES. formerly of Washington. _PROPOSA Is. < received, Deore ROON, ‘oN, WEDNES > 188”, at whieh tim ‘opened in prone eof bidders for furiah i Iivering the equired by the Sul uk, Us B Aran seat, during the Year colymenciux July Ist, "The contract for Freeh Beef shail not be construed to involve the United States in any cbligati: dient in excess of the the p Fejectis th raght wo Ferect ay snk proposals giving infonnation ees. ‘Tinel, payuent, amount of bond, & By application to Int Lt. and all Pro (Bee CLUB WHISKY. ‘We offer to the Public the above article, which we warrant strict cy ar ‘ure, and Zoade’ from from wt Bye ihe ‘A OFFUTT £ BRO.. m30-Im* town. pre STEAMER, A FRESH INVOICE OF THAT PEERLESS BRAND OF CHAMPAGNE, PIPER HEIDSIECK. For sale at Agent's lowest rates. HUME, CLEARY & CO., ms 807 Market Space. prroani FLOUR!!! FLOUR!!! 4 DIRECT FROM MINNETONKA MILLS, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA. CAR-LOAD JUST RECEIVED, ‘This Flour is of Rare Quality. Makes white, rich, de- Nclous bred and rolls: CEay Te — ELPHONZO YOUNGS, (Sole Axent for the Mill, ) Grocer, 504 9th street northwest, m29 Im Bet, E and F, opp. Critic Ofce. We se DETERMINED NOT TO CARRY ANY CANNED GOODS over till next season. Therefore we offer the follow- ing: dozen «Boston Market" TOMATOES, (3 Tb. cans.,) extra heavy, solid $i. de 200 ane Shriver’ wis ‘SUGAR ORN $1.50 per d (ED VEGETA: bids nd euulrs. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, m25 No. 1209 F STREET. OR LENT! F Soused Herzing Sardines in Tomatoes. Mackerel. Bardings Smoked. ed Trout. Boneless Codfish. Freeh Smits Boncless Herring. Fresh Cu-k. Byces ud Oysters. Yermouth Bloaters, Kippered Herring. Columbia iver ‘Sulmon. Machias Bay Lobster. Eine He An pie Chases. Barataria Shrunp. B. W. REED'S SONS, m3 1216 F street northwest. UsT ee fine lot of BosTON cucumprits: FLOMIDA aoe ATOES, @ELORIDA ORANGES. Constantly on hand, PHILADELPHIA CAPONS and CHICKENS. Also, the very best POULTRY. FRANK J. TIBBETS, PALACE MARKET, ™% Corner 14th street and New York avenue. ow STAG PURE RYE WHISKY is unequalled for smoothness, flavor and purity, and for the sideboard and sickroom is unrivalled. HUME, CLEARY & CO., a2! 807 MARKET SPACE. V E ARE RECEIVING DAILY EXTRA feet ia CaS MUTTON, PRIME STALL F SELECTED Bie eae AND YKESH FISH, FRILADELPHIA CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & CO., a8 1719 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. \HAT SPLENDID MINNESOTA FAMILY FLOUR, Fayorably known as o "SOVEREIGN, yields, in perfection, white, sweet and wholesome bread HUME, CLEARY & CO., 807 Market Space. a8 ‘UHN BR. BELL ¢ Desuer BEEF, LAMB, VEAL MUTTON. Se SonNED BEEF Btalie 628, 629 and (30 Center iat 9th atreet wing, STE By Peat Ome ARTS Mast: Adina "3 M farketing delivered iree of charge to all parta of the city. Gt THE BEST. THE CONCORD HARNESS AND COLLARS, oy Post, for isues to troope R™ ESTATE" FOR SALE CHEAP. ritte or an: undersiyned, the Commissioner of exid Company, No. 1917 Peunsylvania avenue, until fartuer re mie, ae soe Rchedules of eaid ation at said office. ap Commis-toner F! 8. an FFICE oF, THE TREASURER, S. Sou Dinas eHow, April 1. 1892, Froroeele for the daliver CE. Sealed. 1B, 8. oldies’ et Tid be cuened tm the prestnce of vic: mow ined. J.D. sD Sth VERON Ge care. oye Cavalry, ‘Sectwtary and Treasurr. poeais for the purchase of the remaining ‘Ai fof the Freelmaive Savinas and Trust will be received at of Toe at the above office GON ADIL THIRTERS TE, Ieeae a, wack Ty peorosans FOR LEAD AD SASH WEIGHTS. Orrice or Bempixe vowStatr, Wan axp Navy Devanuents, ¢ Wasnixerox. D. C., Apr 7th, 182.5 SEALED PRO for State. =a Derartueats, be efits UST TWEL in p Steciiieat.cne, adel af propesai walk be THOR Le Dect Cons POSALS for furmshine and deliver- its fer Ue Noxth W ing ¢f the Burld- weneral instr “toes os 40, Vidar and LUTZ & BRO., 491 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Sole agents for Hill’s Celebrated Concord Harness. ‘Trunks and Harness in great variety, at lowest prices. al-im po FOR THE RED SIGNS AND THE GREAT SALE OF BOSTON AND KEW YORK CLOTHING, 723 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Bpecial bargains in MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S SUITS for this week. We have about 100 men’s all wool CAS- SIMERE and CHEVIOT SUITS, worth §16 to 18, will sell for $10, if we can fit such & ou. Never | clothe yours ‘and boys as now, at 723 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, between G and H streets, Men's ‘sand Children’s SUITS at less than eee cost of material, ae NEW SPRING GOODS ARRIVING DAILY, STORE CROWDED WITH EAGER BUYERS. BARGAINS IN FIRST CLASS CLOTHING. BARGAINS IN MEDIUM CLOTHING. BARGAINS IN WORKING CLOTHING, ar THE GREAT BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE OF CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING, AT 723 SkvENTH Srnuet NosTawess, between G aad H. 3. ft. surra, st Formerly of Ouk Hall, Manager. S, TAYLO! JUSiICe OF THE PEACE AND SIONER OF DEEDS, No. 1221 F street north seat, “a8-3t* ES NTAIN Be. AND OR FI FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO ip the COMMIS- J V. COLLINS, ATIONAL TH Re TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, (There will be no Matinee on Wednesday,) MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON, as BOB ACRES, in Sheridan's Comedy of THE BIVALS, with the following excellent lenges! INSOK, JOHN DREW, Mr. FREDERIC 3) a Xo 2 cx HALES WALCOT, Mr, MAKE W, ee ‘Thursday, Friday ‘Matinee and Nignt, "april ise Ya and 16, MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON as RIP VAN WINELE. ay Matinee —Diivette, Bee Sheet open on Thursday morning. /RD'S.—LAUGHTER—TOURISTS. ‘The Brightest Performance on Earth. GREATER THAN EVER, Copied by Many. SMITH AND MESTAYER'S TOURISTS mA PULLMAN PALACE CAR Freighted with Fun and Music, On ita One Thousandth Trip to San Francisco. Attend the Wednesday Matinee on purpose. ‘Attend the Wednesday Matinee on p ME SWEETHEART. . GRAHAM. ed | ROLLER SK. ATING RINK, ‘New York avenue, between 13th and 14th atreeta, TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL lity, POLO. BALTIMORE LEE re =f WASHINGTON. a10-2t Surface cleared at 8:30, Amembly beins GCoxecret. LiNCOLN HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 14x, PRINCETON COLLEGE GLEE CLUB, in aid of the CenTRaL DisPensaky AND Emencenxcy Hosprrat. Admittance. -One Dollar. Reserved seats may be secured without extra cost at Metzerott’s on ard after Monday, April 10th, —al0-6t APITAL THEATER. Jake Budd, manager. omMonday, Apeil 20, Tucetey aud Friday instiness. One wee ‘arrie La- varnie’s Great rnia Specialty Beas anya 30— Arete of Genuine Merit—sU; A company, surpassed by none and equated by few. ‘The Best’ Luwrtaiament now betore the public. 10 eas ANNUAL Sg RIAINMENT JEFFERSON LITERARY v AND DEBATING 80- AT ODD ore HALL 3 FRIDAY, April 14, 18, voted to the re-establishment of L ing. Miss LLARD’S HAL WEOE soe CARPENTER. NIGHT, April 12th,every Molec, and Saturday Mati- Pays and Mesmerisin, My mary, and Baxe. “The most interesting and amusing exhibition ever witnessed. Different every night. ‘Admssion, 23, 50 and 75 cents. Matinee, 15 and 25 cents, —_a8-6t (ARrEN ER. ‘MESMERISM. account of a mistake in date and a previous (over. 1 ec iagement of the hall, Frof, CARPENTER in a Mell DNESDAY NIGHT, Ave th, inst April ith. lof Tuesctay DA. ND HE RESH MENTS, under the auspices of the Ladies of the Phulbarmont HOUSE se Ee STORE. ta the ‘oniy" virus us sed aes nae best. ety. ‘Tickets, Gent and two Lad 1; Single admission, 50 cents.’ Forsale at Ellis’ and Metzerott’s. Ancient mariner, Congrezstion | Chareh; April 1 Reserved Seats af Metzerott's, 75 cente; admicuion, | cent z ‘No. 626 ON EXHIBITION No. 626 5 { AND SALE. AT E Street. MARKRITER’S,” Street So. 626 F street one door from ‘th street, Teaco on Peano eet Core os ee arge and Choice of Paberbanginy Rha cee re Eramer, Picture Cord and Taseels, Hu Markrite LECTURES. ECTURE ee HON. GEO. B. LORING, AT Aub SOULS? GHUROH, Ath, at 8 O'clock. HOMAS JEFFERSON.” es Stew th, f, 5t EREEX X OOCUs U RRR .SSSg II 00 NN N Fe 9 °U Uline sss 8 NNN Eg XO CU UR Ry § 0 ON NN EEEX X COO UU BR R*‘sssS Il 00 N HN TO COLORADO, NEW MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA. IAEAVES NEW YORK “ON THURSDAY, MAY 47m for a delightful tour of Firty-rrve Days. Nine wveled by trains of Pullman and Silver cars: Evgeny Luxuny, and all expenses for firet- care travel, hotels, carriage dri ives, Sc, included in price, which is only .00. Selendis onipor tus Betad aaa et neblendia opp nity, never fT ‘Katee C. INENT. Mhonatnd miles ter ** Saites Meare's Advertisement about te on the second sate second oi E 10 THE REVIVAL SERVICES aE ane at fia Stet M. avy Yard). Pastor, Rev. Jos. ‘Faasom, D s Ng ed BeNrier ana Jones. all-5t” NOTICE.—WASHINGTON, APRIL 10, 1882.— < We, the journey lasterers of Washington, demand $3.50 yer day ou and after APurL 12. 1882, 1 be the dard waxes for Pe cer 188: is de- mand is unanimous upon the of the SPECIAL NOTICE.—TINPLATE AND en Workers Union.—Remruiar Corni will Ye beld a din Sth street aorthwent, WEDNESDAY, ales JOHN SHUGRUE, Secretary and endorss@ by a ‘WESTERN BUILDING ASSOCIATION. of’ ‘the above named as- of meeting, ‘of dvinia avenue and) }oth sand 10h on WEDNESDAY EVENING) the 19th inst, at oclock, ‘he second anual repost will be submitted and officers for the ensuing oF third Year cloted. panes Meee W. H. WETZEL, a10-3t 2181 H street northwest. BEAOK VALLEY RAILROAD AN ALLE- Tas wot New York, ot We fe Band a“ ne rae EX ma Bay Sega! seat the) vi © of Stiong Dek mg Deh ad wi si wil uate ts preesion upon the mind tion free? ae D-0.. APRIL 7, 1852.— serea ot tok or. hire jol'ars GP WGEQUGETOWN, & ie ‘undersiened, ‘ard, hay ‘than 2 SOPan emp MEEOPUE Ex. ler the name and nnn wage CO. was "dinnived by mutual Consent on the first (Ist) day of April, 1882, my late partuer, the buelness in” bis confidence ana pat i commend him to th rota of Uae patrons of the ints Bees an the public wen ianeraly eo to collect and re- for all devin ana nil promptly. all the Indeblodnen of. the presentation at his tain offieg, race iat aud T reels west. M. J. WILSON. wa marchared. the interest Wit 9 WITSON in the CO, carried on in the firm name lly. give notios to pet OE the Inte Atm snd the pu and solicit orders for for which I ain prepared to J, MAURY DO’ ‘adhe ANNUAL MEETING oes STOCKHOL- of the Inland and Seal ‘Com- DY, forthe ceten of sine ‘will be held at cir office, G13 15th street, on WEDNESDAY, none 12, lis. from 12 to 2 ee ‘whi. THOMPSON, ae woop, pay and Treas. al, BT 5, Wok -6t DR. R. B. DONALDSON, DEN’ ‘TIST, ‘Has removed hir office to 1309 F Starer Nosrawesr _m22-Im* FOR PERFUMING THE BREATH AFTER Use CASWELL, MASSEY & C0.'S COLNMYREE, 1117 Broadway and 078 Fiftwavenue New York, ard Newpor y tis-4 said business in m my own COAL AND ¥ OOD, 3 upon the most li a8-3t NISH INDUSTHEES, NOT ALMS.—1 nevoient citizens of the District of Columbia who approve of the practical meas, cf, the Areociaied o ie ce cae iukiug Fine and unwed en ft Gentlemen's Unnders Year, Children’s Clothing, Hougehold Sewing, Kuitting, Embroidery, Domestic Bsrvieg Washing ‘by the hour or day, or any’ work @ woman can the Woman's Werk Department of Caer sothemat co > DE. J. BALL TEN on Has removed his office to 1309 F StRevt Némrewest. m22-Im* cS DR. H. M. SCHOO! Has removed from 1113 Pennsfivania avenne to 1215 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NonTHWeEsT. m22-Im te © ¥,Proom Gad PIRTORE Dullding Coreoran Acency for Mitenell, Vanes & Ub New York. Immense stock. Low pee 531 15th street. oe SAM'L 8. SHEDD, < # STREET Nontawesr. PLUMBING, FURNACES, RANGES, TINNING, MANTELS AND GAS FIXTURES. Jobbing in all of the aboveBranches. '-EsrrmaTes Furniseep = New Worx. 18 {ce PLATTS CHLORIDI DISINFECTING aXD" DEODORIZER. ODORLESS, PROMPT AND CHEAP, Quart bottles, 50 cts. MILBURN’S PHARMACY, 1429 Penney!vania avenue. SAMUEL KER, DEY GooDs, 990 th street northwest. ‘New French and Scotch Gingharas, Just opened; best ‘Qualities at low prices. Silks, Hatins, and Hhadames, extra good values. » (te Fhow GEORGETOWN. Srnerr. Gentlemen:—Having used Brown's Trout ition toer- {ify thar it did me a great deal jas recom.- mended to me by Dit Geo. Be od cana: [Brown's Iron Bitters is a trne assistant to to nature rdtnie toe ne system to perfect health, crea tones the nerves. J it H4¥warp & ‘HUTCHINSON, $17 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, BRANCH CORNER EIGHTEENTH ANDP STREETS, DUPONT CIRCLE. a) rogue in ca Puoanaa free by mail on PLUMBING, FURNAQES, RANGES ew |. OOOK & Bi ‘TELS, 1431 Tepney ula ave ave., cone Wusbingim, D.C. “_ =~ ©. A. BARATTON 116-eobm&K Jobbing in all these lines. fl __ SEWING MACHINES &e. Bp FT 2% TH % (RIUMPH OF AMERICAN SKILL. Br Rta 8 ay z _§ 8 Ever ical Pp nto buy: only ak you. to, test fey the attaplene, haetest Tanning and most reliable Sewing Machine ever made. auger bd latest improved Machmes, of all the cu SPI tavern a plea Srerant at rat Remiucion: Weed, $9; one Singer, cineawesed ceconale pair are warranted ora years. ‘C, AUERBACH, Cor, 7th and i atreéte, a Xezt door to Auerbach’s Gente’ Furnishing aud Has a T STANDS AT THE HEAD. THE LIGHT RUNNING AND DURABLE ELDREDGE ! THE ACKNOWLEDGED PEER OF SEWING MACHINES! Compare it with any other and you will decide at nee inits favor.” Call and et: OPPENHEDMER'S Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms, Hehe ne yeas near corner of F street. Dreeemiker for Spring and Summer, showing 100 tate ‘ge Teedig: styles for “(iadies’ and Guildren's cea tified, ‘to ferecn im an} 2. 8 We ae H. HALL & THOMAS, x ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, m6-Sm* ¥ street northwest. W, ? Perna. aTLORNEY-AT- shaw. 00, _Practices in all the Court, Pat aac pecs e beated tot crest deceused irre, HME, N. Rooms 6 an Cua aw Batlainz, R.*° es Grpenite City Hal, 7 eS RNEXAT-LAW, ter in Bankruptey for ‘and the eciicinent af ‘im Gunton Buud- 3a27 and ‘Yourist Trips, Tait tinea the Pric 01 ith ever: o Pe ie dae Eee ee Suite: FISHING TACKLE DEPOT, 1347 Penney! jashington, ‘lvauia avenue, W: D.C oe DRESS Goons. Goods, com- rlont french Sor Silk and Wool, Sateens, ‘Tusse Silks, Can- will find it to their before purchasing. HOUE, BRO. & CO., ms 1398 ¥ STREET N.W..NEAR EBBITT HOUSE. HE INDE MINING AND REDUCTION COMPANY. CAPITAL STOCK CK 50,000 SHARES, eee d company owne 5 mines a the min- ‘State of Durango, bree, a THE SPAR ROUTE CASES. Another Decision by Judge Wylic. HE DECIDES AGAINST THE SPECTAI. PLEAS, CHARG- ING UNDUE INFLUENCE WITH THE GRAND JURY. ‘The reading of the. Dorsey indictment in the star route cases was begun in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, yesterday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, a8 stated in'Tae Stan. When the reading was con- cluded Mr. Totten said that he had some specia! pleas in abatement to make, alleging that the grand jury found the indictment under undue influence, as parties not attached to the district attorney’s office (Messrs. Woodward and Tidbail, .O. department) had visited the jury room: The government counsel maintained that, it was T now to raise such a question. After con- side ea HO eed the court, at 6 p.m., tooka til this morning. PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY. ‘This morning, at a few minutes past 10 o'clock, ‘the counsel appeared in court, and no less than frenty-nine the ee . Yolumes were brought in from MR. DORSEY TO BE HERE NEXT MONDAY. Before proceeding with his argument Mr. Inget- ‘Soll remarked that he had seen in the papers that one of the attorneys for the government was Goudtful, because of the treaty between the United States und Mexico, as to securing the attendance of ex-Senator Dorsey. He (the speaker) desired to say that the gentlemen on the other Side need not trouble themselves as to treaty stip- Fieger’ for Mr. Dorsey would be here next Mon- MR. TOTTEN’S ARGUMENT. Mr. Totten resumed his argument, claiming that the proper time to take advantage of misbehavior by the grand jury was after the indictment had been read, and by plea in abatement; reading a number of antuorities on the subject Bishop, Bacon and Chitty among others, Judge Wylie said he was entirely satisfied, if the plea was that one or more of the grand Jurors were isqualifid, it was « proper one. Mr. Totten sald the plea amounted to the same thing—that the grand jurors acted im roperty snd allowed Persons to inake arguments before them, =o WYLIE SAYS THEY CANNOT INVESTIGATE THE GRAND JURY. The court said they could not show that. The law would not permit them to enter the grand Jury room and investigate their proceedings. Messrs. Totten and Chandler read the paraet, which ts in the same words as Mr. Merrick suggested that the affidavit be read. TURNER'S AFFIDAVIT. ‘Mr. Wilson accordingly read the aMdavit of Tur- ner that Woodward was allowed in the grand jury Toom, where he read reports and ex parte state- ments of inspectors which were untrue, and that Z. T. Tidball, an inspector, also appeared before that body. ‘The aMdavit states that he has been unable to procure the aMdavit of the grand jurors; that fn April last Woodward made overtares to him to assist him to make a case, and when he truthfully stated that he knew of rothing on Which to make a case he threatened to have him lea of ose Of removed from his position in the Post Office de- Partment, which threat he believes Woodward carried out. DECISION OF JUDGE WYLIE, When Mr. Totten finished speaking Judge Wylie said he thought it would be economy of time to at ‘once announce the decision of the court. Judge Wylle having considered at some lencth the duties Of a grand jury and what aes misbehavior on t..elr part, and what was rt be considered ‘under a plea in abatemen an valde “In the present case the indictment was found at the last term of the court. These parties have been aware of the existence of that Indictment frem that day tothis. They have already filed motions to quash one of those motions, sustained by twenty-two different specifications, and the other by seventeen. ‘These motions have been heard ana decided. Neither of those motions con. tained any reference to misconduct on the pirt of the grand jury. We cannot allow in the practice of the court a narty who has had ample opportu- nity to take advantage of an objection Felaeng to Ceo fnisconduct of agrand jury, then atter a time to make a motion to quash the indict- Ment on otter grounds. and rescve a portion of his objections for the purpose of sustaining a plea ofabatement when he 1s arraigned before the court and asked to plead to the indictment.” Alter further @onsideration of the question Judze Wylle said, “Iam therefore of the opinian that the ‘matter of this plea in abatement is not aliowa ble, and the court ought not to recetve it.” When the decision was announced Mr. Totten contended that the court had denied them the privilege of making the plea in abatement before his time. Exceptions were noted to the judge’s ruling and a proper record made. The defendants were called upon to plead, but sald nothing. The plea of not guilty was thereupon entered in the cages of Brady ‘and Tarner; Miner having pleaded “not guilty” yestertay, and Mr. Rerdell’s plea of misnomer being under consideration. Mr. Totten said he wanted Itunderstood that this forced plea of not guilty did not interfere with Mr. ‘Turner's right to file a motion to quash. “I now want your honor,” sald Mr. Merrick, “to fix a time for the trial of the case.’ coe You want to try it to-morrow?” asked the ore ‘Merri that the be fixed be- tween the Ist ang Sth of May. io ‘MR. INGERSOLL HEARD FROM, Mr. Ingersoll said his client (ex-Senator Dorsey, would be here Monday, and he knew no reason now why he would not be ready for triaL He gave notice that he would call upon the attorneys of the prosecution for a dill of particulars. They would Heo, ® probably, ask the court for an onter oe mM access to the files of the Post Omi Ten to get such evidence as they were enutled to, to. With these orders he did not see why they would not be ready. THE TRIALS TO GO ON MAY 47z. “We will assign then,” said Judge Wylie, “the 4th of May for the triaL” Mr. Merrick said the counsel for the government would give speedy consideration to any notice served upon them Calling for a bill of particulars. He gave notice also that the government would file its replication to the plea in abatement in Rerdel’s case to-day, and ‘tolmorrow ask the court to dispose of the matter. ‘The court then proceeded to other business. = Se CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS, Im the Senate To-day Mr. Anthony, from the committee on printing, reported a bill making available appropriations (the payment of which was arrested on technical objections) to pay for lthocaustic illustrations executed for the reports on agriculture and dis- easesof swine. Passed. ‘The Senate took up the calendar, when the Sen- ate bill restoring Capt. Corbin, of the navy, to the active list, to take rank next after Commodore Nicholson, with restitution trom December 12th, ‘of the difference of pay between that of 2 commodore on the active list on walting orders and that of a capean retired on half ssid B etlclted & protracted ussion.. bill was Qnally House of Representatives, In the House to-day a bill was passed appropri- ating $80,000 for the subsistence of the Arrapahoes, Cheyenne, Apaches, Kiowas, Comanches and Wi- chitas, in the Indian Territory, the same being a deficiency for the current fiscal year. The House at1:25 went into the committee of the whole (Mr. Culkins in the chair) on the Post OMice appropriation bill with Senate amendments. ‘The District in Congress. THE PERU-CHILI INVESTIGATION. Mr, Shipherd Further Examined To- day—Some Questions He Declined to Answer. ‘Mr. Shipherd was ear'y in attendance this morn- ing, and as soon asa quoram of the members of e foreign affairs committee had arrived Repre- sentative Blount resumed the cross-examination of the witness by asking whether the two gente. men—to whom he (Shipherd) had yesterday allud- ed—had told him facts within their own knowledge about the alleged Intimacy between Hurlbut and or whether they stn manly ropes Tepeated them. Suarez, Witness replied that the two gentlemen whose statements he (Shiphend) had quote to the Secre- tary of State were re pentiemen of high standing with whom ae: become acquainted in New York. “One of ‘nilemen,” said wil these “spoke to me of his Knowledge having seen Hurl- but and Suarez around —s er, and the he anid yeep the matter as a prominent: club pian, and es, having beard the matter dis- cussed at his c ub.” He ese gentlemen had returned to Pera = SEIPHERD DECLINES TO ANSWER. Witness was asked, “Who was the author of the Sealed letter sent by you to Mr. Arizona under cover to Minister Hurlbut and to be delivered by him?” and positively refused to answer. He said that Mr. Arizona never was agent for the com- ey busi him “oniy so far a8 he was anxtous and willing to co- operate with us” (after a slight pause) “to the ex- tent that he did’co-»perate.” Mr. Blount continua to quote from the printed correspondence, and endeavored to extract from ‘the witness a categorical answer to each question, Teading from the letter sent to Mr. Arizona throug Minister —S. but obtained nothing but e sive replies. Witness declined to express any opinion on the propriety of Mr. Hurlbut ver~ dng such a letter as that to Mr. Arizona. He was asked, “Was not that letter written by the Vene- Zuelan minister?” but declined to answer. THE PALPABLE DRIFT OF THE MORNING'S EXAMINATION was to bring out and define exactly how far the witness had gone in the direct attempt to influ- ence the official action of an official of the United States. Witness -was asked if Senator Blair as counsel was conferred with in gelation to the letter to Hurlbut in which he Sear] tendered him $230.00 of _—_stoe replied that Senator Blair did not see the letter to Mr. Hurlbut offering him $250,000 of stock. Wit- ness, however, told him about ‘It someume after itwas sent. It was discussed by all the counsel. None of them ever found fault with it on its Dut the remark was frequently mace, “Shiph that letter will bear a double construction, and it nay get you into trouble.” SHIPHERD PUMPED DRY. Mr. Blount intimated that he had no further questions to ask, and Mr. Belmont took up the cross-examination. His questions followed each other in rapid succession and very soon developed the probability that the committee had extracted from the witness about all the Information he pro- to give them. Mr. Belmout.—The association or the individuals: whom you represented or still represent seemed to give a direction, or expectod to exert an influence Upon the policy of this goverument at the time when the President was disabled? Were you ad- vised by Mr. Boutwell that the Secretary of State Was authorized jo act in Uiis matter without re- quiring any ad¥ice or authority from the Presi- dent? ‘Witness declined to enter into the discussion. DECLINES TO ANSWER. ‘The witness declined to state the names of his clients, and sald he did so by advice of counsel. DECLINES TO GIVE UP THE BLAIR CORRESPONDENCE. Mr. Belmont.—Did you not have correspondence with Senator Blair, touching the Peruvian com- pany? Answer.—I did. nestion.—Will you produce it? niswer.—I have been advised that the purport of this examination does not compel tie disclosure of purely personal matters, and I consider my cor- Tespondence with Senator Blair purely oi that character. ion.—WRl you state whether those clients suffered an injury trom the Peruvtin government Which entitled them to seek redress from the Peru- vernmncnt, or had ey purchased a claim Which they deemed equitable, und for the enfor nent Of Which they sought to obtaln the good omeas of this government? question the witness declined to answer, rr es” or “no,” and after a secret conference ne committee was allowed to answer in his ty, Which he did, by suing: “My clients hased the title t6 property; some of which they expected to find In its depot, and some of it they understood had been removed’ under author: ity of the Peruvian government. They fist to assert tuelr title, and until justice had been dented them they could not assert. that they had received direct injury from the Peruvian gov- ernment; but not knowing wuat course the Peru- vian government might tike the committee will Well ‘See that T could not answer the question either yes or no and do go correctly. Mr. Belmont.—Well, at that time justice had not been denied tue, hail iv? Witness.—I cannot add anything to what I have already said. Mr. Belmont.—1 simply ask you had Justice been denied them at that tim THE WITNESS GETS ANGRY. Witness showed an angry flush upon his face, but made no answer. Mr. Belmont.—Then you decline to answer. ‘Witness (angrily.)—I have as many rights here as the examiner, and I have come here prepared to defend them. Mr. Belmont, —You ore here as a witness, and no rights to which you are entitled will be dented you by this commitiee. You are asked, as other wit- nesses will be asked, to answer questions touching @ matter of grave importance. The committee have made no accusation against you. Mr, Shipherd.—I would wish that the committee could excuse me for the day. At 12:85 Ube investigation was postponed until 10:30 a. m. to-morrow. Tue committee then went into secret session. Mrs. Scoville aud Guitean. Mr. Scoville said toa Star reporter to-day that there w4s no significance in the action which, it is reported, Mrs. Scoville has commenced in Chicago, except that it 1s desired to make Provision for caring for Guitevu's property. rs. Scoville, he seid, thought there would be some profttrom Guitéau’s book, and she did not want him to waste it. Ifthe was declared insane in Chicago, Mr. Scoville did not tink it would have any effect on the case here. eee ie Carsizep.—Harbor Master Sutton reports that about 9o’clock this morning sioop Music, loaded with oysters, was capsized by a wulriwind, which struck her Under full sail Off the half-way tree. ‘The crew were rescued by the sloop Charlie, Capt. Monduke, and taken zn intg port; Che sloop was towed in after Being righted ia. SE Kuight, Thorp, sod others charged with eouspite: ight, Thorp, and others, charged with conspira- Cyto defraud M,C. Rerdell out Of $1,000, 14 tue Police Court yesterday afternoon, after our report closed, arguments were made by bya. Corknit tor the government and Mr. Merrick for the defence, when the court adjourned til to-day. The hear? ing was not resumed in the Police Court this morning on account of the counsel being engaged in the star route cases. eS EE CARD MONTE AND BUXKO.—This morn Aes ny! the Criminal Court, John Henry ay Mare: opal vontes, Plended ot ns Ae and bail ighway rol not gut Was DXed at $2,800 in each of two cases” Cornelias Tyach al alias John Long, indicted for ped a a i Tam Cup MurDER Case.—This Telegrams to The Star ‘The Lawrence, Maes, Strikers, Lawrence, Mass, see 1.—Thirty-seven addite tonal sereare avers were hired at the Pacific mills this ‘the total number of weavers now emplose a Shirly frames are in ope Tresor, AKtz0: =m Ar =! KS, ARIZONA, April 11 Sherman party arrived here <a and were recerved by A committee of citizens at the depot.in the vich Of WhICh several thousand persons hnd The party will remain here a tew Los Angeles on? thence fo Sap cote ee Great Sate ef Lorn Ry., April 11.—The greatest sate of finely bred Uotting stock ever made in Kentucky Up to this time took place near this city yestertay, and included repr sentatives of the Elen View, Indian Hil and Wood Lake studs Mr. Robert Bonner, of New York, bought a number o1 the best horses, paying for One, a three-year ald Cuylor Alley, $4,000.” The seventy-nine head sold brought $20,200, “The stock h le distribution, Baa for the Peach Crop. WILMINGTON, April 11.—The sudden fall of teme perature to a’ point Below fecring Inst might Cases some anxiety about the peach erp, Raced York, March 11.—A decision of some inter. to the working classes has Just been oy the supreme court in general term. jcCarty was employed as wman by the dock en artunent from 2873 to 1876. He labored from 7 ock in the morning until 6 o'clock in the eve. cing. ae one eee of for dinner, and was peid : >> a day, riment’s payroll as a re- celpt in Tull for uisserficce Under Chapter 285 of ae 1870, gon yg ys a legal day's work, broug! it for e two hours extra work which he had period. In supreme court circuit where the was had it was held that McCarty could not clatm the extra compensation unless he could prove @ contract. The general term in its decision sus Sains that of the court below, ae ‘Unat the exe (ra labor was voluntarily ly perfor Ola Werla News by Cable. ‘THE KING OF WURTEMBURG BECOMES 4 CATHOLIC. Pane, ane 11.—The Garion uns received & tele» gram from Stott stati ait Ki artes Ly, of Wurtem! Tram been conwerted tothe Toma Catholic faith and Was baplized on Monday by the RUMORED RESIGNATION OF THE LORD LIEUTENANT OF TRE Loox, April 11.—The Daily News, tn a lead article, says a rumor finds favor in’ Dublin thi Earl Cowper, lord lieutenant of Ireland, is about to resicn, and says it may be taken as ‘proof that, in the opinion of well-informed persons in Ireland. Some further step, If not some change of policy, must be made, 1f Onder ts to be re-establishen. >. Charter Elections in New Sereey. Boxpentown, N. J., April 1 tion at Beverly yestentay mM the republican candidate, coune Cry, —To-day the charter ele ‘ons tn the vat ies and towns of Hudson county are beln Up to noon an Unprese. dentediy large vote has been polled in this city, Both parties are equally confident of final success, and are straining every resource to achieve vio- ory. Senator Teller’s Successor, Denver, Cot., April 11.—It is not known yet Whom Gov. Pitkin will appolut to succeed Senator ‘Teller, the newly appointed Secretary (she —_ terior. ‘The governor received Mr. nation yesterday, and he will probably apootas hhis successor to-morrow. | Washington News and Gossip, ae GoveRxventT Recrirrs To-pay.—Internal revee Due, $239,364.54; customs, $017,885. 4. ALL the members of the Cabinet were present a’ the meeting to-day. The case of Gen. Pi Joba Porter was. discussed, THR CHINEse MINISTER, accompanted by his #80 ond secretary, two attaches and an interpreter, left Washington this morning for New York, and there will Like the first steamer for Spain. | The inintster expects to return to this country ina few. months, and after spending some time at Washe ington Will go to Peru, Navy Deraxrwent, WASHINGTON, 10th April, 1882, The President will receive the oMcers of the Ravy and marine corps, with the ladies of thelr families, at 8 o'cloc Bm.on the 11th tnaant, ab requested to appear tn full dress castons of speclal on He Wa, i. retary o tue Navy. PERsoNAt.—( Crittenden, of Missourt, 18 exe pected at Willard’s this evening.—Mintster Ro- mero and Representative W. A. Wood were regis- tered in New York last evening. Rernesestarive Le Fevue, of Ohio, who was yesterday elected secretary of the democratic cone gresstonal campaign committee, will b.ve general charge of the committee affairs and wil, at an early day. establish headquarters in this a Represents ative Thompson, of Kentucky, is secre the sub-committee ‘or “committee of cone 7 Composed oF tree Representitives and two rs. Sa ‘THE NAVAL Boaxp, of which Capt. Semmes was president, saponin to examine the plans and Inndels of sit 28 of war, has been dissolved, and the officers of the board ordered to resume their regue lar duties. Resicxep.—Chaplain John B, Van Meter and aster A. L. Case have resigned from the navy, the resignation of the former 10 take effect on the ist of July, and the latter 7tof Apri. THE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTER.— At the meeting of the executive committee of the democrat: Congressional committee, last even= Ing, Gen. Rosecrans was elected perm inent chatr- mah and Gen. Le Fevre secretary. ‘The board of control, with Hon. R. P. Flower, of New York, a8 {ts chairman, 18 constivated ss follows: Setiator Davis, of West Ving tor Gorman, of Maryland; “Representative ‘Cobb, Representative Rosecrans, of California otters, whose names are withheld, and oue to be selected at the next mecting of the committee, Mr. Phil Thompson was chosen secretary. NAVAL OnpEns—Commander Sumuel Greene, ordered to special duty at Washington, D. Cz Lent. Chas, Seymour, to duty at, the navy yard. Boston, 1st of May; Master Charles Laird, to the Michigan, at Erle, Pay Assistant Si rzeon Thos. Owens, to special duty ‘in the bureau of mediel and surgery; Assistant Paymaster 8. L. Hea instruction ih the bureau of provistd ing; Commander Henry h return to San Francisco, from the Wachusett, on 13th March last, and has been placed on waiting orders; Lieut. Joes H. Dayton, detached from Uhe navy yard, Washing- ton, on the 29th inst. and ordered two instruction in torpedo service 1st of May. ‘THE BOARD OF MANAGERS Of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers met this morning tua parlor at Willard’s Hotet. There were present President Arthur and Secre ary COLD, €x-0fficlo members of the board, Gen. W. B. Franklin, Gen, McMahon, Col. L. A. Harris, Col. dno. A. Marti or — Gen. Coulter, of Pa., Gen. Roberts, Ln nrg er ed . Fulton, of Wisconsin. Ofticers ‘as follows: Gen. Franklin, presi- Gent? "Oo Te a Harris, Ist vice-president; Cob Martin, ad gg president, and Col. jcMahon, Bec. retary. loClelian "is not tn, the city, but Wil meet the board at Hampton, Vi ¢ Presigené steamer 8 and cloth- 2 reported bis having been detached where they will go, accompanied ‘by and Secretary of War, on the revenue nester A. Arthur. ‘There are four of these sol- ders: homes, one at Dayton, Ollo, one at Ht ton, Va., one at Milwaukee, Wis, and one at ‘Togas, Maine, and they have in all about 8,000 Inmates. Before the meeting the members of the board called upon the President In company with the Secretary of Fish Marker.—Sold by R. A. Golden, oomns 9,500 shad. from $12 to $25 per hundred; @1,000 her. ring, Fem bidag) ped peep 400 bunches rock irom 15 to 69 cents per bunch. ag oe pa Svuppes DeaTH.—About pelock this Mr. McMillan to-day reported to the Senate fay- orabiy the bill to remit taxes upon Howard Unl- Yersity in consideration of the transfer by thet ens stitution of the ground known afternt the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, the case of old colored woman, Christina ‘Taylor, th th wo Fisher’ Attorney Corkhill ‘aud ‘Assistant District A Torney = appear for the government, W. H. Brown, eMurray and ——~ Jones nes for the prisoner. ————_—_ ‘THs Cass or Dr. MARY WALKER —The trial of before ah mii ‘of vertigo. A few hintwves before his deal cgerpanigerpicteginng| bed, dressed himself barber shop, ake of feeling ‘sowell Dr. echell wae called fa, ‘but could do ee ee to relieve him. CHANGE OF To-day District Mey 4 coral presenta to to the Criminal Court my Than ‘We place of tmpris- ac toad “Pua ie suet of confinement here eieiy ota ry = ferm'who have Bot been —— werp.