Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1882, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Cerner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. Tre Evrsre fs nerved to mbecrthers tn the tty by carr oon teks. Gem sccoune, oh 10 cate Pag Week, or 4d cents per month. Copies at the con “a eenteeach. By mall—postacs prepald—00 cents a mou! One year, $6. xix months, #9. {Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C., as tecond-clams mail matter.) eis ‘Tue Weextr Star—pubtished on 7—$2 8 rear, Postage prepaid. Six months, $1; 19 copies for $15;20 Cop iew for $20. €2 All mail enbecriptions mnst be peid in advance; 2¢ paper rent fons: is paid for. Rates of advertising made known on anpticati WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1882. TWO CENTS. SUMMER RESORTS. AMUSEMENTS. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. SULPHUR IN THE AIR! SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. YONGEPSS HALL, CAPE MAY. | , oer location, snbstyntial building, Jo! | new furniture. prompt and attentive service, elevator, @leciric bells. A TABLE OF PARTICULAR FXCELLENCE. The Orchestra will be conducted by Mir. Zimmerman. ‘olouade Hotel: Philadciph si m19-2m OLNEY. TLANTIC CITY. Ai "Tits celcbrcted Cottage, with si modern fmprovementa. will be opchel for the recep. tion of guests MAY 20TH. The Inestion being itd central. an unobstructed view of the cccan makes it one Of the most etaces desirable C ps ‘Terms ntertainment of fi ity. Mrs. J. P % 1309 Pacific Avenue, dp Ocean Ave mi1T-3m Atisutic City, oe POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA, HYGEIA HOTEL, cy Situated 100 yards fron: Fort Monroe. Opendtd all the year. ¢ United States. Equal to any hote! in the Surroundings wed. Bathing, boating, fishing and dricine specially c. Pre-eminently a resort for sont? h pice BU: Propriet Chaeesee HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥., OPENS JUNE 15rn., ENLARGED AND REFURNISHED. I the moder th, ~vere accommodations WAHEIS & LOSERAM, Proprictors. PRI AND BATHS, ALKALINE LITHIA WATERS, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA. | OPEN JUNE FIRST TO OCTOBER, = ter when company will Jurtify, t ¢ wing pool of earbe Also, Chaiybeate Springs from uw balf to th C= Ie Jargest swim water in the appitcation. good boatins and ishing. Enxage rooms early. Hun’ | @reds turned away each keaton unable to get quarters. | ent D. in season. 7 v. H. SALE, Proj [WHE MOUNTAINS. THE PARK HOTEL, WILT1 = $10 tos1s, Per Wi * The hotel and surroundings # very at- tractive. Groun's landscmesy laid out with @ A lowers and fount»: 1 erand old do forest cake. A c © and prettier home for the lwt months cannot be fonnd in the mountains. A farmhouse freedom, with an abundant supply of t combined with « liberal msnace Hotel a very desirable place to. spend mer, your journey to N . W., Dreak your tripat ORDAN WHITE SULPHUR son's Depot P. O.. Frederick coun'y. V ‘erms: Board per day, $2: $12.50; board per meith (of 28 days), #0: 054 ehiliren aud +ervants half price. Gpen ist June. Pamphiets at Star office. maw ome F.C. JORDAN. Fou ‘3 OPERA HOUSE. A GLORIOUS FINALE, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 23, COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT OF JOS. S. SESSFORD. On this occasion the Eminent Comedian, C. B. BISHOP, Will appear as MAJOR WELLINGTON DE BOOTS, In J. Sterling Coyne's Delightful Comedy of EVERYBODY'S FRIEND. Seats can now be had at the box office, Ellis’ Music Store and Drew's Drug Sto mis rPHEATER CoMIQuE. ‘THOMAS E. SNELBAKER...... MANAGER. The fluest Variety Perforinance ever given in Washing- ton. No exception. f NOT ASINGLE OLD OR WORNOUT FEATURE, TO-NIGHT, First Appearance of the Celebrated Artists WOOD and STEELE in their wonderful acts on (a re eT ition tthe ie company. MATINEE IUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SAT- URDAYS. m3 carimaL BICYCLE CLUB. RACES, ‘TH AND P STREETS, MAY 20, AT 5 P.M. FIVE EXCIIING RACE: umbered Heserved Seats on Grand Stand, 50 cents. sale at Ellis’ Music Store and of members of the 1! Bieyclers invited to Join the parade, starting from Capital Club Headquarters, Sth and F streets, Saturday, até p.m. mis-2t MOTHER GOOSE RECEPTION AND FAN LINCOLN THIRD AN: AT IOWA CIRCLE, SATUKD. ceerved 8¢: Ptore, $22 th street, withou! RIVER’S SUMMER-NIGH’ 1339, 41 AND 43 PE E UR. Now in the Full Tide of Success. ‘The crowds of ladies and gentlemen avsembled there nig:tly give but one- verdict: ‘*Driver furnishes the best entertainment, and his xazden is handsome enough to suiteven Oxcar Wilde's wethetic tastes.” Go and Judwe for yourrelves.m17-5m N ATIONAL THEATER. MAY 18, 19 AND 20, AND SATURDAY MATINEE. WASHINGTON'S FAVORITE DAUGHTER, MISS MARGARET LANNER, Qfiss Mrvsre Frre,) Supported by the eminent young Actor, ROBERT L. DOWNING, together with Mre. ADELINE DUVAL MACK. Mr. B. ¥. HOKNLNG, of Philadelphia, Miss MAMIE. RI SON, and a full dramatic combany, presenting for the first time in Washington Dumas’ ce ébrated play RRIN- CESS OF BAGDAD, and THE NEW MAGDALEN. 2” Only attraction at Ford’sor the National this week. LEY by Operatic Association May 291 ock ENON SPRIN AND BATHS. Great North Mountein, near Winchester ALS. PHATT, Proprict. va. FS Open June Ist. For pamphiets giving terms and all information, iy PRATT & SON, 401 9th strect northwest. m9, GHAMTON, N.Y. ished at a cost, 000, coutsine ALL the luxuries foun: and although nown by thous: of $135, Si the feet hotels fn the county opened only one sear is the best in the atrte. 2001 hisch: ts, is justly called eat, fine streets, boating a Deence of of access from all points,"is a model beautiful city. A limited number who wish ts spend the suimme afortals ically.com Rake arrangenucits to do so by addressing G. Mt MAN, Pro} - nian ARATOGA SPRINGS. UNITED STATES HOTEL. Beason of 1582 opens JUNE 10th and closes 3! mer resort will be opened, f guests May lori, under an’ eis reached, mfortabl rr LOCK ISLAND, K. 1 FAVORITE_OCEA INGTON VIEW HOTEL, SORT FOR WASH: LE. 5, nu ighifal walks and drives; magnificent bass, sea e fishing. Ne ria or sumer im “Sees int ia ‘The Ocean View is on ahich binff, overlooking the gcean, and accommodates 500 cuests: broad pia, tend veariy one quarter of a mile in lenwth; Tuusic: elegant bail and eal room; td hotel: has more permagent families then eny hotel on the Atlantic coast, electFic belis, was, &c., im every room; subm inc _cabe tomainisnd. Two emailer Rouses—Pequot and Hotel Manisses—under sane Management Send for Lust: Handbook. 0. 8. MARDEN, Manager, . Boston, until June 1 Te G HALL, MECHANICSBURG, P. oO. PA. it, sword, cod and bl asthma. dyspepsia, Eight miles we Harrisburg, via . V. RK in the bea:itifui healthful Gum: berland Valley. Capacity. 60 cuests. ELWOOD, STEANG, Proprietor, Late Manager of Brown's Wills, RJ a24-52t SEASON tss2. BRIGHT ROUSE AND, DOUGT.ASS HOUSE, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, WILL OPEN JUNE 1, to $id per week 3 babesy WALT a3 {MONT HOUSR, Atlantic City, N. J. Open Apri: 15th for the season. ‘The mest airy and delichtful Summer Home, on the coast. A Sea View from every Room in ibe house. “Good bathing. Croquet rounds, and Mher opportunities for woctal enjoyment. The enter- ‘Winment of fauuies a specialty. KS. D. B. STOCKHAM. m28-3m 945 K street. Washincton, ATTORNEYS. H. THOMAS. — Attorney-at-Law, Rooms 6 snd $ Gunton Law Building, 472 Louiaisna avenue. R. ROSS PERRS, . ATEORNEY-AT-LAW, ¥ MEET, Opposite City Hall. __ SAFE DEPOSIT CO. GEcvRITY FROM Loss BY BURGLARY, BOBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, of Washington. nT-€m In ite own Building, Couxen I5rn Staeet Axp New Your Ave. Pervetual Charter Act of Congress January 221, 1867. The Com Safcn, inside its Fire and Bungiar Proct Vauite at prices varying fron $5 to $00 pot Year to ize ond lovatiep. "Htooms and Beaks ad i ters. deining Vaults, provided for VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGEN' ‘TIME-LOCK. e fe-] SECURITIES AND VALUABLES of Supe acel ike Eiarae 3 : taken for - on SPECIAL GUARANTcb: at the Lowest ates, A} P. SNYD) President. Ree GLOVER. of Kings & Oo, Vice President, L STOMEEV ANE. Secretary. C."E. Nyman, Asst. Secy. ea RE for this season is now complete. COATINGS TINGS, TROURERINGS. W. 8. TEEL, avenue. ‘Testimonial benefit tendered Mr. SAMUEL. as a CAPitAL THEATER if my Hanly e Lowa isters, Ned Lang, Charles Young, F. 0. Hall, Viola Rosa, Deisy Kernel. 12 Beautiful Young Ladies in the Bur- lesque of Beccacio, and the Fannie Prestige Cadets in a Grand Amazon March. m15 NAtionat JOCKEY CLUB. D “SPRING RUNNING MEEIING. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17.. THURSDAY, MAY 18. FRIDAY, MAY 19... SATURDAY, MAY 20. OVER 100 HORSES NOMINATED IN THE STAKES. GRAND STEEPLECHASE EACH DAY! FerThe first Race will be called promptty at 3 o'clock. 82 Pocitively no improper characters admitted within the grounds. Grand Staud, Pool Lawn and Track. ‘Trains leave by B. & O. R.R at 9 a.m.. 12:10, 1.30, 2, 2:30, 3.and 3:30 p.m. Round trip 10 cents. _m3-15t IME SULENDID EXHIBITION OF |W OF ART, F FORKS "ROM LIVING BELGIUM ARTISTS, will remain open dll JUNE Ist, from 9a. m. to6) m., and 8 to 10. m. daily, in Philadelyhis, Acadeny Fine Arts Building, Broad street, near New Lo York (No. 626 E tion, No, 626, ON EXHIBITION E i AND SALE AT MARKRITER’S, Street Seana Pe ‘Terms Cash. Free Art Gallery. ol? PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. Occee UAN FALLS AND T VERNON SPRINGS. STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON, Having been thoroughly overhauled and ly fur- ished, will commence runuing excursions £0 the above Places, until further notice, on and after SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1882. For Ocerquan Fallx, Sundays and Wednesdays; boat leaving 7th-street na ce 3. - MOU and ing trips except Sundays, ‘Music by Prof. A. J. Cook's No objectionable parties allowed on the boat. miT-Im NO ADVANCE IN LUMBER WILLET & LIBBEY’S. SAME PRICES AS LAST YEAR, ICK’S JUMBO Ice Senate Te-snys Rostilities Retween Senator Williams Pa EURTHER NOTISE THE OFFICE | Governwent Reczres To-pa¥.— Internal rev- Mr. Anthony reported favorably from the print- ara LEGATION OF GUATEMALA will be : an tackb: cone oom 2 corer Be Hiding, comer of sth enue, $540,072.12; customs, $600,647.12, ing committee the joint ution authorizing the d Representative Blackburn. tions may be directed. mi! National Bank Norges received to-day for re- | printing and sale at cost price of the Congres- ‘x IMPEXDING. ter Tames 8. HARROVER. . demption, $333,000. z sional Directory and current numbers of the Con- a < 1406 14) gressional Record, Passed. BILLS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS PASSED. On motion of Mr. Conger the Senate proceeded to consider bills reported for public buildings. A Navat CouRrMMARTIAL bas been ordered to meet at the na’ yard, Portsmouth, N. H., on Monday, Commander Yates president.” = AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day Fast received a full ascortineat of HEPRIGENATORS us asso and WATER COOLERS, which I offer to the public at im ced rates. Plumbing and Gas-fitting, Furnaces, Ranges, Tin- ning, &e, A serious trouble, which may end tn a hostile meeting, has arisen between Senator Williams, of Kentucky, and Representative Joe Blackburn, of the same state. Estimates furnished for new work. m18-lw* Mr. Rollins, chairman of the committee on pub- a = <= — ~ AY 16, ias2,— | Were Senators Allison, McPherson, Platt, Sauls- | 1c bufldings, in reply to a criticism by Mr. Sauls- | ,A/'ttle more than a month ago the House of Ee pissoLuvion or” co:pAki Nuts. | Dury and Ferry and Representatives Cox, Beltord, | pury, aula that coal. ree eam, OF Mr. Sauls: | Representatives passed a bill appropriating wish to notify all igartion inter that the heretofore | Prescott, Darrell, Davis, West, Smith (X.Y) and : Eee $150,000 for a public building at Frankfort, Ky. It ‘of numerous than heretofore, the aggregate of the agreement and settlement dissolved, I, C. cian appropriations under them atthe present session subsequently passed the Senate, and is now alaw. a é ——_———— To secure its passage through the House Mr.Black- stiri ti t ‘the above-1 tic \* G — - Fiigabove ripe ok tion se a soa aay ra agte Resienep.—Edward 8. Holden, professor of math- | was less than at previous sessions. burn worked strenuously, it is suid, and the local 3 meet Oe c ematics of the navy, has resigned, to take effect Sune i wen 27 ‘The House bills for public ponines MovVEMENTS OF NAVAL Veesets.—The Shenan- at points named, with the gmounts of appropriation stated, were then passed® Louisville, Ky., $00,000; Hannt- Papers in Kentucky complimented him warmly for THE REGULAR MEETING OF BRICK- the success he had in securing for Frankfort the RS UNION, No. 1, of D. C., FRIDAY LAYE! EV! S bal, Mo. $75,000; Detroit, Mich., $600,000: Council | government building. Among those papers the band © sicees norte, “PEy ms Hay cornet | doah lett New York for Boston yesterday. At Bos- | Biits in rte House” bil Sppropriating | Frankfort Yeoman was most profuse in its pralse atten: usiness of ee. ton she will be put out of comuntssion. e Talla- | $200, & public Du! at Syra of the Versailles representative. 5 ‘CE. HT GUREY, toring mene" ASTER | POE Pega caae? or8 Woden | mse Wy Fae Sac, oe tales |" ow, eu aoa e soe that Se eS GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS. 4 Dullding at Poughkeepsie We, al ator Williams thought the Kentucky press was SECRETARY CHANDLER has Rot yet decided whom he will appoint paymaster general, superintendent of the naval observatory, or member of the light- house board, but he says he expects that all the long controversy ensued between the New York Senators over the proj building at Rochester, N.Y., Mr. Lapham Insisting upon the ection nthe House ‘il, ‘advocated, by his col- . league (Mr. Miller), of ‘a so, the effect ot Positions will be filled within the next week. nich asia ecu’ te ret ntion ot the, United Puor. Wx. HARKNEs®, Of the naval observatory, | Ritcecours St,canandaigua., The proviso was —yeas 19; nays 20—and the bill passed. It has been ordered to Boston to superintend the appropriates $30, 00 ‘The House bill appropriat- construction and repair of instruments for the | ing $125,000 for a’ building at Galveston, ‘Texas, transit of Venus, on the cothpletion of which he | and the’Senate bill. appropriating $100,000 for & will return to Washington and resume his duties, vi building at La Crosse, Wis., were also passed. MARKSMANSHIP IN THE ARMY.—A general order rather overdoing the thing in according to Black- burn all the credit; at all events, the Senator Wrote a letter to Franklin Hoard, of Frankfort, in which he stated that he was entitled to as much credit as was Blackburn, and that his efforts for the bill were as great as those of the member of the lower house.” Hoard was a competitor for the Congressional nomination with Blackburn to the 47th Congress. Ibis believed he is also a candi- date for the nomination to the next Congress. ‘The letter writen by Williams to Hoard was not hid under a bushel. It is alleged that Hoard showed It rather promiscuously to his friends, and lackburn believes, to injure his chances for a FRESH FROM THE SPRING. ‘W. C. MILBURN, Paarmactsr, 1429 Pennsylvania avenue. PARTIES BUILDING OR MAKING OTHER improvements are invited to examine our stock of RANGES, FURNACES, LATROBES, IRON TILE BaCk FIRE) PLACES, PARLOR GRATES, GAS FIXTURE! . We keep a lai assortment of first- class Goods, and are rrepared’ to take low prices, JOBBING th PLUMBING, Range and Furnace work toi EDWARD CAVERLY & CO. m5 ‘The aggregate of these appropriations during the morning was $1,975,000, as Bl has been issued by the War department establish- | The Senate bill’ to incorporate the Garfield | congressional re-nomtnation. It $0 happened that m3-eo2m Asa New Nock aveiniess))| 7, pen Gaetan rizes for marksmanship, viz: | Memorial Hospital was sete in the course of Its exhibition one of Biackourn's eral SAMUEL KER_ *| The department prize, the division prize and the |, The 5 per cent. land bill came up as the unfin- | friends in Frankfort obtained a copy of it and a ‘DR¥ GOODS, army prize. ‘Teatns ate to’ be selected trom the | ished business. mailed it to him in thiscity. When Blackburn New French and Scotch Gin sgrith, Meat northwest. | best marksmen in each company, and these are to House of Re] niatives. mcerel BOE Gane Reni ow an ‘opened; s qualities at low prices, 2 Ga Reve 1 oenas cr eye reas for Places in the | Mr. Townsend (Ohio) introduced a bill to estab- | Once ad & letter to Senator Williams, en- Silks, Satins, and Rhsdames, extra good values. Pe . lish a board of commisstoners of interstate com- highest score in these contests Is to receive a gold meday. | A division team fs to be selected from the best shots in the departments, the contest to take Place in September of each year. Gold and silver Prizes will be given at these matches. Each alter- nate year the general of the army will assemble from the entire army the tyelve best shots, and these will compete for three ‘doa medals and three sliver medals, which may be worn on dress occa ns. closing a copy of the letter written to Hoard, ‘and demanded of the Senator, first, whether the en- closure was authentic, and ff so, the motive which constrained its writing. To thts letter Senator Williams replied rather curtly, denying the right of either Blackburn or any” one else to catechise him touching his private correspondence. Upon the receipt of the Senator's reply Black- burn wrote a second letter, in which he suid that inasmuch as the Senator had neither affirmed or dented the Inclosure he had sent him, he assumed the letter was genuine, and that he (Williams) was its author, He closed by stating “ You have de- Uberately lied.” After hastily writing the letter of which the foregoing fs the Substance, Blackburn conceived the sensible idea of consulting a friend. The one selected was Judge Carlisle, of the Cov- ington district. Carlisle, after readinz the letter, Would not permit Blackburn to send it, and acting under bis advice the letter was modified to chanze Williams with misrepresentation. Upon the re- merce as a bureau of the Interior department, Referred. THE BANK CHARTER EXTENSION BILI. The House then resumed the consideration of the bank charter extension bill, the pending ques- tion being on the amendment offered by Mr. Crapo, as an independent section, as follows: “That no national, banking association now organized, or hereafter organized, desiring to withdraw its cir- culating notes, upon a deposit of lawful money with the Treasurer of the United States, as pro- vided in section 4 of the act of June 20,'1874, en- titled ‘An aet fixing the amount of United States notes, providing for a redistribution of the na- tional bank currency, and for other purposes,’ shall be required to give iinety days’ notice to the Sec. retary of the Treasury of its intention to deposit lawful money and withdraw its circulating notes: eS SAM'L 8S. SHEDD, = 409 9TH Street NortTHwest. PLUMBING, FURNACES, RANGES, TINNING, MANTELS AND GAS FIXTURES. Jobbing in all of the above Branches, §R-Estimates FuRNisnep FoR New Work. 18 STEAM COOKERS. GAS STOVES AND RUBBER HOSE, Call and examine at 581 15th street, E. F. BROOKS, 220 Fine Gas Fixtures, &¢, (SDR RB. DONATDSON t: DENTIST, Has removed hie office to 1309 F STREET NorTHWEST m22-2m" Tue Foutowrse Commirrex has been appointed to superintend the annual letting of the contracts of the Indian department for the ensuing year, which will be held 1n New York, beginning May 22d:—J. K. McCammon, assistant attorney gen- eral, who will represent the Secretary of the Inte- rior; Messrs. E. 8. Wood, E..N. Pugh, J. A. Beck- with, E Seward, Miss Cook and 0.'H. Dickson, representing the Indian bureau. ‘The commis” sioner and the Indian board will also be present. = PUBLIC VOICE, The letting will occupy some two weeks, and the | Provided, That not more than $5,000,000 of lawrul | Celt Of the letter Be Of fe, called Dehetee Wane => —_ amount of the contracts Awarded willbe ubout | Money shall be deposited during any calendar a no Se ee oe eee Wasnixrox, D. C., Janaary 4, 1882. | two million. month for this purpose: And provided Surther, | Hampton into his confidence as his frien GEyTLEM! renewing our orders for Brown's reply was sent to Blackburn, the purport of which That the provisions of this section shall not apply to bonds called for Tedemption by the Secretary of the Treasury, but when bonds are called for re- demption the banks holding such called bonds shall surrender them within thirty days after the Iron Bitters it may be of satisfaction for the public to know that we receive the most encomiums from our customers in regard to the efficacy and genuine merit of this medicine. WHITESIDE & WALTON, cannot be learned, but by no means satisfactory. ‘This reply Blackburn turned over to Carlisle as his. friend. Thus matters stood up to Wednesday night. Meanwhile the mutual friends of the Sen- DEATH OF A REVENUE MARINE OFFICER.—The general superintendent of the life-saving service to-day recetved information of the death of Licut. 7] | Walter Walton, of the revenue marine service and | maturley or the ? ator and Representative endesvored to pour oll on [Brown's Tron Hitean isa oe ene Meroe bes | asstatant inspector of the lWfe-eaving sereice tien Ot eee ca the troubled waters. Yesterday afternoon Hamp- pepe eases, for Dys- Mr. Jones (Ark.) moved to amend the amendment Indigestion, Weakness, and all wasting fis Re- by inserting $3,000,000 in eu of $5,000,000. Jected—yeas 92, hays 104. Mr. Bayne moved to amend the amendment by adding the following proviso: “That said banks place yesterday afternoon at Milwa' Senators Bayard, Ransom, Vance, Hampton and Butler left last night, to be present at the centen- ton and Carlisle had a conference to arrange mat- (ers, which was not satisfactory. Hampton sild he desired to consult a second friend, Senator But- ler, whereupon Carlisle said he, too, would take the advice of a second NEW PUBLICATIONS. eek ay wi . Asecond meeting nial celebration of the Mecklenburg (North Caro- | may withhold said bon‘s in whole or in for | Was held later 1 the a gt f titer € i __ | lina) declaration of independence to-morrow. Mr. | One year on notifying the Secretary of the Trea- _ oo ay, at which an agreemen' ¢|_‘Puk Cenruxy 1s @ marvel of literature and : Rein sury of thelr intention $0 to do, in which event | W8S Teached as follows: First, all the correspond- Bayard is to deliver the principal adddress. StaRvinG InptaNs.—Gen. Sheridan forwards to ence between the Senator and Representative w: Said bonds shall not be redeemable until the expl- | [Se considered, ae aithidee Second, Blacks swith such a wealth of entertaining matter as ration of the year, nor shall they bear interest. . | burn to write a letter, the text of which was to setoniah the Lees at the ae which it the general of the army a telegram received by | gy" Hewit The ae ae ho ene es oe | BDO, nd mail to Williains, in the hope that an must command.”—N. ¥. Observer, April, 1882. him from Gen. Pope, dated “Fort Leavenworth, | $ecteq”. ee explanation satistactory to ‘all would be reache 2 a Pet i Drs an hase nae hme ‘Po all of these terms Wiliams agreed: but when May 18th,” saying: ‘The situation at Mescalero agency much the same, only worse than it was ‘with Cheyennes. The Mescaieros must be fed or they will starve. ‘The Indfan bureau as appears can’t feed them. The army must therefore feed them or a heavy military force must be placed around them to make them starve peliceably. ‘There fs thme yet to provide for them, but it can- not safely be postponed. It should be’attended to at once.”” qiACUDg Commissioner Stexegs received to-day a Ready To-morrow at 11 o'clock. THE CENTURY FOR JUNE Contains the second and concluding part of “THE STREET OF THE HYACINTH,” By Constance FENIMORE WOOLSON. This capital novelette, by the author of “Rod- Mr. Crapo’s amendment was then adopted with- out division. Mr. Crapo offered as an additional section an amendment providing that on the deposit of bonds the association making the same shall be entitled to receive from the controller of the currency circulation notes equal In amount to 90 per ‘cent to the current market value, not exceeding par, of the U. 8. bonds so transfer Ted and delivered.” It further provides that at no time shall the amount of such notes issued exceed Carlisle consulted Blackburn he refused to be bound by them. Caritsle told him he had acted as his friend, and he should fusist that he agree to one part of the compact, namely, that the corre- spondence be considered’ as withdrawn. To this Blackburn reluctantly consented, but ptorily declined to sign the letter which Carligte had pre- pared, he avering that he had written letters enough to the Senator and would write no more, Instead of writing the letter Blackburn announced man the Keeper,” *‘Anne,” etc., was begun in the itch fronf Agent Liwellyaut Mescalero agency, | 90 per cent of the amount actually pald in of cap- | 81S intention to call on Williams at his hotel, not May CENTURY, coples of whigh may still be ob-| New Mexico, which read: “telegraph me at onee | ital stock, and repeals sections 5171 and 5176 of the | 1 2 Spirit of hostility, but to claim his right to have an explanation of the letter written to Hoard. ‘The way the matter now stands Blackburn {s in A position to proceed de nova, and if to-day’s meet- ing is not one which will restore amicable rela- tions a challenge will pass. The mutual friends are striving to so arrange that to-day may end the tempest. Blackburn, however, is exceedingly in- diznant, and will not be appeased unless tie Sei ator explains more satisfactorily than he has yet essayed the motive for writing the letter in dis- paragemeft of Blackburn’s services. The corre- spondence between the two Is decidedly pry and though it is considered withdrawn, it no means destroyed. If to-day’s call calms the storin it will never see daylight. Otherwise it will. Ata late hour last night a Stak reporter called at Blackburn’s residence, but was told he was not athome. Meanwhile, Senator Willlams was en- tertaining a company’ at his hotel, at which Judge Carlisle was a guest uarrel is avery foolish one and uncalled and Is much regret y all who know any- thing about it. THE SITUATION TO-DAY. It cannot be learned at the House to-day whether Revised Statutes. Mr. Holman moved to strike out the clause re- pealing section 5,176—Te jected; yeas 86; nays 110. Mr. Crapo’s amendment was then adopted—yeas 109, na ys82. : ‘The District in Congress. ‘THE BUTCHERS’ HEARING POSTPONED. The hearing of the butchers in opposition to the abattoir bill has been postponed to a day which will be fixed by tne House District committee at its meeting next Monday. SANITARY ENGINEER WARING ON THE RECLAMA- TION OF THE RIVER FLATS. The Senate committee on Improvement of the river front at Washington this morning examined Gol. Geo. E. Waring, of Newport, R. L, a sanitary engineer, as to the effect of the flats and the bene- fits tobe obtained from the projected improve- ment, He testified that on the 18th of last August he made, at the request of Col. Rockwell, an in- spection of the White House and grounds, with tained from news-dealers or the publishers, ‘The story can be had only in the May and June CEnr- URY, and is complete in these numbers. OPERA IN NEW YORK. By Richard Grant White,with portraits of Pattl, Gerster, Nilsson, Lucca, Minnie Hauk, Miss Kellogg, Annie Loulse Cary, and others. CARLYLE IN IRELAND. Another installment of the characteristic diary of ‘Thomas Carlyle in 1849. CARDINAL NEWMAN. Wira FrontisPrece Portrait, ENGRAVED BY COLE. An authentic biographical paper by Mr. Kegan Paul, the London publisher. Other illustrated papers include “Around Cape Horn,” “Wood-Engraving and THe CENTORY Prizes,” “Marble-Mining ia Carrara;” “The Bee- Pastures of California,” by John Muir. Among unillustrated contents are: ongress has mde no appropria- tions forsubsistence of these Indians. Beef and flour will last until Juty Ist, I have private ar- Tangements to make and want my family away from here by July ist. You know I nor no other agent can control these Indians on empty stomachs.” A reply was sent that a bill had been introduced in Congress, and would probably pass, making provisions for these Indians. ‘THE STEAMER R1o GRaNnpE.—The signal observer at Delaware Breakwater reports that the steam- ship Rio Grande steamed for New York at 1:45 a. m., With all her passengers on board. TRE State DEPARTMENT hap advices that Presi- dent Barrios, of the republic.of Guatemala, will visit the United States at an earty date, THE SocteTy OF Crvit ENGINEERS.—The members of the Americar Society of Civil Engineers, which ig now In session in this city, made an excursion t&day to Cabin John bridge and other notabie portions of the Washington aqueduct; also to the inclined plane and caisson connecting the canal TY, by the view of recommending sanitary’ im-| p, “< , 7 = and river at Georgetown. Carriages were fur- jepresentative Blackburn has as yet called on Sen- “THE STORY OF THE ALCAZAR, ished, and theentire party were driven to various Sa DRO Tis Datta bere, nn ator. Willlama, The jprobablitice [are that me hae points ‘along the river above town. The trip was one of great interest. The convention begun its final session this afternoon at 8 o’clock, and after the finishing up of the business will adjourn to meet next year at Minneapolis, Minn. ‘TROUBLE AMONG THE MINERS IN ALIsKA.—The Secretary of the Navy will not order the Wachu- setts at Sitka, Alaska, to quiet the reported trou- bles among the miners at Harrisburg in that terri- tory. It would take nearly a month for orders to Teach Commander Pearson. It is thought that elther he has already attended to the matter, or that the miners have settled the difficulty them- selves. A letter received at Portland, Oregon, trom J. 8. Oakford, collector of customs at Wran- gell, Alaska, reports fighting between parties of white men (miners), and that several were killed. A canoe was sent to Sitka to as for ald trom the Wachusett. NavaL OxpgRs.—Captain Edward P, Lull, de- tached from special duty at Washington, D.C.,and ordered as equipment officer at the navy yard on r| the 10th of June. Captain C. C. Carpenter, from id is thei duty at the Boston navy yard and ordered to com- More économical. It is de- | mand the Hartford, Master F. F, Fletcher, trom by Mary Hallock Foote; installments of the sertals; “In a Chinese Theater;” “The Danger of an Office-holding Aristocracy,” by E. L. God- kin; “The Colonization of Palestine;” “House Construction” (sanitary arrangements), with dia- grams, by Charles F. Wingate. Poems by Joaquin Miller and others. Complete departments, etc. Price, cents; $ia year. Sold by all dealers. THE CENTURY CO., NEW YORK. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, hot, but will late this afternoon or this evening. Mr. Blackburn attended the meeting of the com- ilitee on appropriations, of which he isa’member, this morning. After the adjournment of the com: mittee he left the Capito with some friends Mr. Carlisle, who is Mr. Blackburn's friend, was in his seat, evidently not much rbed. He will not converse upon the subject of the Kentucky alft- culties, owing to the delicate relations he sustains to one of the principals. | ABOUE all he Will say 1s that the pros are there will be ah amicable settlement of the difculty. Mr. Blackburn was in his seat later in the afternoon. He positively declined to talk on the subject at all. Senator Williams has been in consultation with his friends this morning. These have counseled moderation on his part; but the report is, he is more inclined to challenge Blackburn than patch up a truce, Representative Blackburn expressed much sur- prise when his attention was called to the publica- tion of the matter in a New York paper to-day, that it should have reached the public. “Iam in ho way responsible for its publication,” he sald “and I neither affirm or deny its correctness. I have nothing whatever to say upon the subject.” wepresentative Blackburn was in conference Smithsonian institution, and before preparing that he took occasion vo examine the Potomac flats and the Anacostia flats very thoroughly. He had also examined the late Major Twining’s plan of reclam- ation, and had talked with him about it. He would approve part of the plan, but would change the proposed order of the work somewhat. He re- ried @ thorough system of subsoil drainage for the low lying portions of the city as necessary in order to remove the prevailing causes of disease. In order to provide such a system for the low grounds it would be necessary to have the sub-soil drainage empty into @ canal made for that purpose, to get sufficient fall, and ft would have to be removed from this canal ana into the river by pumpin Such a thorough system of under-drainage as he proposed would obviate the necessity of filling the flats. In short, he would drain them dry and keep them dry (first building a sea-wall between them and the Tiver) by this system of under-drainage. The pro- plan would, if carried out, be neficial to The health of the city, but, he believed, not to the extent the committee was har It would undoubtedly, though, be a public benefit to fill the flats, It 1878, ‘Warranted absolutely pure from which the ex- been. ‘THE WATER SUPPLY BILI. some friends in one of the House committee rooms ence to this matter. this Sg ed is og with refer- cious, nourishing. | the receiving ship Pagsale and ordered tothe Hy- iy it Senator Harris made an attempt this afternoon . Subsequent a8 Sous ening, cont Grographic office. | ‘The furlough of Master Wm. H. | to get, up the water bill, but Mr. Allison objected | that in the absence of Senator Hampton, who has = Slack, at present in London, bas been extended | until the pending five percent bill is dis} of. | thus far acted as the friend of Senator Williams, we 8 ‘perso! until the 6th of September. Lieutenant Chas. P. Mr. Harris expects to get up the water bill as soon | Senator Beck should resent him, and that a wel ae for ns in pec Shaw has been granted leave for six months from as the five per cent bill is out of the way. the 15th of May. THE SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD. Beck, and Representatives conference should this afternoon, at which Senators Williams and Black! Carlisle AK —-__ ‘burn and will endeavor to adjust BREARFAST COCOA. SoldbyGrocerseverywhere. | _Pensonal.—Senator McPhergon left last evening | Mr. Gorman called up in the Senate to-day the the difficulty detinitely and amicably. ~ BREAKFAST GoCOA: for Rochester.——Professor George Davidson, the | House Dill authorizing the Southern Maryland AN AWICABLE SETTLEMENT REPORTED. BREAREASE COCOA. — W. BAKER & CO., astronomer of the U. S. coast survey In California, | railroad company to extend a railroad intoand| yr was stated on the Senate side of the Capitol 1s in the city. —Ex-Representative Kimmell was in the House yesterday.—Mr. G. G. Cornwell is at the Colonnade, Atlantic City, and ts greatly im wroved in health.—Mr. and Mrs. Beardslee, of Washington, were registered at the Paris office of the New York Herald yesterday. ‘The Pern within the District, ‘Mr. Morrill, in objecting to the present consider- ation of the Dill, said he the District com- mittee would at this session in a measure for the protection of public travelin Washington from the negiect of the steam roads to comply with thelr obligations. = charged that the Baltimore Dozchester, Mass. this afternoon that the matter between Senator ~ ‘Williams and Representative Blackburn, of Ken- tucky, was amicably settled last night before Senator ton jeft. Mr. Blackburn went over to the Senate chamber this afternoon and ‘tor Williams in had a long talk with Senat democratic cloak-room. paints, 38 OTS: weINDOW GLASS, PAINT BRUSHES, ation. MAS bees (at Potomac road had occupied 6th street to the} ‘The friends of both sides stated this afternoon TE vaRNiones, |¥R SHIPHERD TO APPEAR BEFORE THE com-|detnment of wavel, and ed talled +e a | that all dimculty had been amicably adjusted, A complete stock at MITTEE AGAIN WITH HIS PAPERS. flagman at the intersection, The interference of | "Senator Williams informed a STAR reporter this BECKER'S PHARMACY, ‘The House committee on foreign affairs to-day | the Baltimore ee wr ypuctiond antag epee | afternoon that the affair between himself and Mr. mi7-Im Georgetown, | adopted the following preamble and resolution: — | 2%, anes oe ped rould be Tr enough in the Senate to con- ne roads per limits. fine the thin Mr. Gorman explained that the line ‘was not Hable to Mr. Morrill’s criticism, a8 it was confined to the suburbs of the city. He tempo- Tarlly withdrew the bill. Whereas, Jacob R. Shipherd, after declining to answer the questions propounded to him by the ‘committee on foreign ai ‘om ;the 17th instant, applied to the chairman committee for an tunity to be heard by and an and Messra, SD apes ‘ice, Blount and Belmont, the com- Cuaaae OPENING or FRENCH BONNETS ANP ENGLISH HATS, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Max 16th and 17th. Mrs. M. J. HUNT, mi3 1309 F street northwest, H4*waep & HUTCHINSON, Sr. Vr., May Sancti sauit in Canada; and Sabin, ‘small debt, broke jail ‘The republican Senators held a caucus this morn- ing and received the report of the committee ap- pointed some time ago to fill the vacancies in com- 917 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, BRANCH CORNER EIGHTEENTH ANDP STREETS, c ta ! Fi E i : Telegrams to The Star., THE DUBLIN ASSASSINS.) LEIGHTON § EXECUTED IN NEW YORK) More of the Morey Letter Muddie. ‘ ABOUT MR. PRICE—DENIAL THAT HE IS A MEMBER OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE. Special Dispatch to the Evextxa Stan. CUMBERLAND, Mp., May 19%.—I see that Wm M. Price published a >ard in two Washington morning papers yesterday saying that the dispatch sent from Cumberiand to the Stax on Weduestay 1s false. Your correspondent’ can by Prices own statement that he was in Grafton Sunday night, and also that 1 Was current. rumor here Tuesday that he went away to avoid arrest, and Tpebnshed it as rumor merely. The Associated Press dispatch from Baltimore saying Price is a member of the ‘State central committee is false, Price was diated by the democr.ts of tis county after fis connection with the Lindsey-Morey affidavits amd was forced to resign from that committee, and We E. Weber was appointed to that place, who did not author.ze Price to appear asa proxy for bim, Price denies Associated Press dispatch that while in Baltimore he talked freely of Davenport's une successful effort to inspect some of his private pers, and states positively that he emphat deciined to talk on the subject, refusing to be ine terviewed, although warmly pressed on the sube Ject. eS ae New York, May 19.—Augustus D, Leighton, murderer of ‘his mistress, Mary Dean, was hi this morning at 8:47. Leighton passed a, quiets night, sleeping soundly until half-past five. Hoe manifested considerable nervousness after awaking and realizing his situation. The execution was attended by the usual number of special Gepation, and took place in the soutuern quadrangle of pans Leighton’s counsel, Mr. C. D. Spencer,and is spiritual adviser, Rev, Dr. Morgan, were early in attendance at his'cell.” He parwok sparingly of his breakfast. When the repast ended Leighton took a seat and listened to words of consolation from the minister. Shortly after eight o'clock the. deputy Sheriffs, with their badges and staves of office draped In crape, entered the prison yard. ‘They formed lines close to the prison wall. The death warrant was read to Leighton in his célly and then THE PROCESSION TO THR GALLOWS was formed, Rev. Dr. Morgan preceding and reags ing: “Iam the resurrection and the life.” Leigh ton glanced occasionally to one side and the other, and when near the gallows he looked at it a sec= ond and then his eyes drooped toward the paves ment On reaching the gallows he U and faced the spectators, SLOWLY STRANGLED TO DEATH. The noose was placed around the culprit's neck, the eap drawn over his face, and the under= sheriff indicated by a waive of his handkerchiet all was ready. ‘The executioner, from his post behind @ screen, saw the signal ‘through Sinall gpening, and let fall the axe severing the pe. e body of the condemned was swung al feet in the air, Dut the fall failed to bre: his neck, and he was’ slowly strangled to death. After five minutes the body was lowered tn order to permit the physicians to make thelr examina= tion. In twelve minutes the pulse had ceas The action of the heart stopped three minutes afterward. Twelve minutes afterwanl the body was lowered, the coroner's formal inquest was | held, and Leighton’s remains were taken away In 4n undertaker’s wagon, The funeral will take: place on Sunday. —— The Dublin Awawins, ALLEGED CONFESSION OF ONE OF THEM. DUBLIX, May 19.—The Freeman’s Journal pube Ushes an’ eight-column story, anonymously sen® and bearing a London postmark, professing to be confession of one of the assassins. Jt intimates that the crime was concetved, as an answer to the appointment of Lord Frederick Tosh — Society, having | branches rot out ve nh. Over twenty ns are gald to be impiteatod in the erin. all of when have now escaped to England in various disguises, The writer says they attended the funerals of their victims. ‘The created a sensath but it ts considered a hoax. It contains ‘ Foss ab surdities. DUBLIN POLICE AKMED WITH SWORDS. Dreiix, May 19.—The city police are now armed With swords. They have not carried such weae \ Pons since the Fenian disturbances, KNIVES MADE TO ORDER. A Sheffield firm sent four knives to Dublin to order just before the Phasnix park murders. FENIAN THREATS AND DOUBLE GUARDS, Lospox, May 19.—In consequence of anonymous Fenian threats, the gu inds al the government es- tablishments at Plymouth have been doubled. THE MAN TURNER NOT ONE OF THE DUBLIN ASBAB< SINS. Cork, May 19—As the steamship Wisconsin, which arrived at New York on the 17th inst, salled from Queenstown at 8 o'clock on Sunday morning, May 7th, all the passeng including the man Turner, who was taken into custody at New York, reported at the company’s office the previous eves ning. Hence it is impossible for the assassins t0 have been on board. ARREST OF THOMAS O'CONNOR, AN TRISH AMERICAN, { Loxvox, May 19.—Thomas ©°Connor, an Irish- | American, was arrested tn Chatsworth park, the! unds Of the Duke of Devonshire, at_ midnight ¢ night, on a charge of being there unlawfully. | a, mnember of pariine | ment for county Clare, writes t the papers afMfirm-{ ing, that, despite the’ denial ot Mr. Forster, they had been in frequent communication, and that i | Was Mr. Forster who suggested the best for} Mr. O'Shea to quictly visit Kilmainham j DEBATE ON THE REPRESSION BILL. Loxpox, May 19.—Debate on the government's repression bill was resumed in the house of come mons to-day. “Mr. Sexton emphatically denounced { e DI WHAT THE LORD LIEUTENANT OF IRELAND SAYS, Dvsux, May 19. Spencer, lord I of Ireland, reply! utenant lying to. an address presented by ® deputation of the Dubin corporation, sald he feared that, notwnnmanding the dealre of the ulk of the people count at the perpes trators of the murders should be brought to jus- Uce, some persons actuated by fear or sympathy were keeping back informatton that may lead to the discovery of the criminais. Cable News of To-day. UNION OF NINTLISTS. Sr. PETERSBURG, May 19.—It Is reported that the dlack division section of the nihilists has amalgae mated with the “will af the people” section, as 16 is impossible to carry on a peaceful propaganda owing to the vigilance of the police. GREAT FIRE AT LYONS. Lowpox, May 19.—Advices from Lyons state that @ great fire has occurred there. A number of Workshops and other buildings were destroyed. The fire 1s believed to have been of incendiary origin. Three thousand persons are turown Qué ofemployment. The loss is £160,000. RIOTS IN RUSSIA. Loxpon, May 19.—A dispatch to the Centra? News from St. Petersburg s:ys tt 1s reported that rots have broken out among the peasants in the southwest. They demand a redistribution of the land. Two mansions of the nobility have been sacked. . —_.___ A Railroad Jamboree Omaha. Omana, Nes., May 19.—A reception and banquet was given last night toa party of railway offics and merchants from St. Louis, who arrived dui the afternoon over the new Missoui Pacific railway of Nebraska. The party include¢ General Manager Talmage and the officials of thé Missouri Pacific rallway, and of the Nebraska di- vision, and about 30 prominent merchants and Manufacturers of St. Louis. Net an Abduction Case. nl Marg Flemming, Who was supposed to have Deon a dueted yesterday, Was reuurned to Castle Garden this morning. | From her story it appears that she and the two men carrying the family’s lost sight of the father and motber in fare and the She reports having picked up par he yp ina a states that while off Shou Point, four miles Manitonlin took fire and about 11 o'clock yester- als with