Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1882, Page 1

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AN APPLICATION TO REDUCE BAIL ON ACCOUNT OF THE PRISONER'S FEEBLE HEALTH—PROCREDINGS BEFORE JUDGE WYLIE THIS MORNING. This morning in the Criminal Court, Judge J. F. Bigelow, who 1s charged with the embezzlement of over $37,0 from the National Bank of the Republic, of which he was one of the tellers, was called up on an application to give ball. District Attorney Cork- hill appeared for the government, Mr. RK Elliot for the bank, and Mr. W.B. Webb for the prisoner. Dr. Bigelow, the prisoner's father; Mr. T. 8. Burr, the father-in-law, and Mrs. Lockwood, who proposed toenter on the Dall bond,were with others. A certificate from Dr. Noble the physician to the jatl, to the effect that the isoner Was Very weak and took no nourishment was read. Judge Wylie remarked that he under- stood that the defendant was sick in the Jail and that the amount set as the ball—¢20,000—could not OTICES. LOKA AND LETHESDA WATERS — £KESH FLOM THE SPRING. SPECIAL NOTICES. Alleged Attempt to Bribe a Witness. A MATTER WHICH WAS CALLED TO JUDGE SNELL'S ATTENTION THIS MORNING. Prosecuting Attorney Moore called Judge Snell’s attention this morning to a determined effort on the part of some parties to “fx” a witness in a rape case. He sald that the colored woman Hen- rictta Robinson, who was brutally outraged in “Swampoodle” on the 4th of this month by Mau- rice Conners, Patrick McNulty and James Rey- nolds, has been approached by certain individuals in the Interest of the defendants, who are now In 000 bonds awaiting’ the action of the Lieut. Kelly, of the Swampood. cinet, Stated to the court that he had learned that ersons Working in the interest of the prisoners ad raised money to get the und he de2med it = CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION W. C, MILBURN, Puansactsr, <5 ner 1th and N vices. 7:30 and 1 1429 Pennsyivania avenie. GOVERNMENT Receirts TO-DaY.—Internal reve- nue, $458,292.56; customs, $475,070.94, Tue U. 8. 8. JauEstowN, at Hampton Roads, hag been ordered to sea for A cruise of ten days, proceed to Gardner's bay, L. Wylie, the case of and afterwards to Prayer meetings Wednesday o'clock. All are welcome. “= HOLY CROSS street and Massachu: tins and Sunda: NE W THEATER COMIQUE. ‘Tue Amount of lawful money on deposit in the Treasury for the redemption of notes of banks re- ducing circulation 13 $25,019,18250; fatled banks $1,052,808.20; banks In liquidation, $12,843,417.40; making a total fund of $38,915,358.10, hIGHTEENTH ue. —Sunlay ser- rosecuting witness 1s duty to take her under these circumstances. Mrs. Robinson, who was present, was told by the court asa witness sife would re- She said she EAL HARROLD, Reactors AL! SOULS’ CHUN CH—OORNER OF 14TH and L streets northwest, 1 NATIONAL Bank Nores received for redemption during the week, $1,449,000; for the corresponding Week last year, $755,000; received to-day, $142,000. CoUNTERFEITERS ARRESTED.—The chief of the secret service has recetved information by tele- graph that an agent of the service at Cartersville, !Ga., arrested Henry May and D. W. Kellet, and captured 115 counterteit silver dollars and the molds for inuking the same. ithe sent'her to jal rday as witness fees, had a family, and 1t would be Inconyentent for her to go to jail.” She sald she would a ever called on, and no offer that cou! her would induce her go leave the city. ‘The court sald he thought she was an honest woman, and he did not want to compel her to suff. of being sent. to jall, and he would take her sonal bonds for her appearance. by Judge Snell and Rusu R. Sure- in. and 8 p. mn, “THE ONLY SENSATIONAL SHOW ON EARTH.” AFRAID HE WILL GET AWAY. Of the Treasury. Mr. Elliot stated that he feit called upon to re- sist, for he was certain that if the prisoner was released on bail he would not be here for trial and what was wanted was his prisoner. It was somewhat singular that the prisoner should get sick just as the grand jury was about to meet. Mr. Bigelow, the father of ths prisoner, at- tempted to speak, but the court would not hear The district attorney said that the bank had already expended $2,000 in gettiny Mr. Webb said he understood that the prisoner juite sick, and how the loss of the bank affect the amount of bafl Dr. B. B. Adams (sotto voce)—“The prisoner 13 so sick, that he is unable to stand u ‘The Court.—“Then he can’t well run away. can not, however, act on the case unless the pris- oner 1s here.” Mr. Elliot safd that this was not the first prisone who had been sick, and he saw no reason why the bail should be decreased. Mr. Webb suggested that $10,000 would be ample to secure the attendance of the prisoner. Mr. Elliot said that with all their efforts to secure ball they had not found one reputable offer bail, except Mrs. Lockwo’ no doubt of this man’s guilt—it could be fifteen minutes. Mr. Webb—“The presumption of law 1s the other sy. Mr. Elliot—“Not at all; he has and it stands as a record a; ‘The court said the healt Involved, and he was not now conside: risoner's guilt or innocence. He must, however, ave the prisoner here before he could take any further steps. AN AMBULANCE SUGGESTED, Mr. Webb suggested that the prisoner be brought up in an ambulance. The court remarked that: he would have to be here before he could do anything, and he issued an order for the prisoner to be brought up to court, stating he would be present at 13¢ 0" ‘PAL CHURC! Yat 11 o'clock a Lith street, between E and F northwest. Seats free and the pablic invite. it = vices every the hardship MONDAY, OCTOBER 32, r. Moore to have any one ar- Tested who attempted to bribe her, and they ‘would be punished to the extent of the law. ‘THe Ocroper InreResT.—Treasurer Gilflian to- Gay matled 50,850 checks for $5,659,710.50, interest due October 1st on registered consols of 1997. The total interest due to-morrow on coupon and regis- tered bonds aggregates $7,889.083.50. Mmunion service.” Welcome. VERSALIST CHURCH. ANOTHER ENTIRE NEW SHOW. The Potomac Archers. THE CONTEST YESTERDAY WITH THE SANDY SPRING the man here. . CHURCH, CORNER 9TH AND streets no-thwest—J. C. HaGEy, minister. chins 11 a.m. on aud the Lori’s Supper. 7:30 examined. Sun¢ “Regular archer’s weather” was the yerilct passed by the Potomacs as they met yesterday morning for thelr trip to Sandy Spring. Arriving at mid-day at the residence of Mr. Franc!8 Miller, where the targets had been set out, and having lunched and renewed many pleasant friendships with the resident bowmen, bows were strung and soon the merry thud of the arrows rang oul the music 80 dear to the followers of Robin Hood. The Dest scores of the day were made by Mr. AL Brooke and Miss Debbie Brooke,of the Sandy Spriny In the team contest at the American roun the Potomacs led, the score being—Sant AL Brooke, 893; Miss Debbie Brook 196; Hl. H. Miller, muacs—L. Maxson, 366 Maxson, 272; A. Johns Dia round: Sandy Spring— Mrs. Al. Brooke, 140; totala71. Potomacs—Mrs. W. A. Bartlett, 198; Mrs. Butcher, 165; total, 863. vietory resting with the Sandy Spring ladies. dividual scores at the Columbia rou Van Doren, 152; Miss Freeland, 145; Miss Conn, 140; Miss Burnside, 103. At the American roupd—Mr. Minnix, 206; Mr. Paret, 108. The scores made by the last three are very ood, these members having but recently club. At sundown the Pot»macs bade farewell to their friends, and with lngering regret that the happy day ws past wended their way home, The Sandy Spring archers will be the guests of the Po- tomacs October 7th, when the latter club holds its fall fleld meeting’ at its range on Columbia Nava OxpeErs.—Passed Assistant Engineer A. ered toduty in the bureau of steam Commodore A. C. Rhind, detached from duty as president of the board ot inspection, orders. Capt. R. W. Meade, Medical Directot W. Thompson, jr., of the Marine corps, from board. of Inspection, and ‘placed on waiting orders. Lieut. J. W. Miller, from ranted six months leave of e did not see, t iy Schoslat $:15 a.m. and 3 All are cordially invived. Seats tree. >> WESLEY CHAPEL, CORNER OF 51a streets nopthwest NE OF THE FINEST IN AMERICA." and placed on waitiny Commander Henry A. L, Gihon, Cilef Engineer Jas. and Captain P. C. Po; duty'as members of + preach ng by Reception of m /. ™., praise service. $ Prayer meeting on. ‘Thur: Strangers welcome. JERUSALEM TEMPLE, NORTH GAP- tol street, near 8.—Service at 11 a.m. and the unday 8. hool. The World's Wonders, i THE MARVELS OF VERA, Messrs. DURAND, SAMWELLS AND ROBERTS. ‘The wonderful Athletes and Globe Performers, from the Principal Vaudeville Theater of Paris. France, the Jamestown, ind absence from ‘first October. Newton L, Bates, from the naval hospital Yokoha- ma, Japan, and ordered to the Lancaster, and as fleet surgeon of the European station, ‘nap informs the Secretary of the Navy that the Alaska, which left Callao, Peru, July 2th, rived at Honolulu September 6th. All well on Medical Inspector R.—Special opening services post. Octot 172; total, 1,053." Poto- ber Sth. Sunday sciioo! at ett, 834; F. 0. » 254; total. 1,236. rs. C.F. Brooke, 231 t It on paper h of the prison City Bible So- No service in the eve- Children's meeting at 3:30 p-m. Sunday « “THE THREE COBRAS.” ‘These three-—two gentleman and one lady—doone of the most remarkable acts ever seen in this city, outdoing THE MagrLroxs or any others in that style of entertainment, THE Navat Retrrina Boao. yesterday’s Star, the members of the naval exam- ining and medical boards have been designated as aretiring board, which will be composed of Rear Admiral John L. Worden and Commodores Samuel R. Franklin and John Lee Davis, Medical Directors F. M. Gunnell and Jobn M. Browne. Mr. FRANK M. Heaton, who has been a clerk in the General Land Office for 21 years, bas resigned, seewulge into the land business at Huron, Da- —As predicted in id were—Mis3 CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION, COR. ind N streets northwest, Rev. D., Rector—Sundi .” Sundey Seh choral and the seats all free. THE FOUNTH STREET M. E. SUNDAY ‘Temperance Society will hold their monthly meeting ‘to-morrow Afternoon at half- ‘there will bean addreas by THE). A. ARDING, wecretary of the Younz Men's Christian As- i 1e pledge. an of TowNsEND, 8 liam. and 4 in. service is ful EF School Gospel DEVLIN AND TRACY, ‘The famous Irish Bards. Their first appearance in America in three years. ceded to be the Sweetest Singer on the Variety Stage. INDIAN AFFAIRS IN ARIZONA.—Gen, McDowell reports to the War department, trom the Presidio, | San Francisco, that Indian matters seem to be quiet on the Arizona frontler, and that the only trouble expected is from a possible return of the Churacachuas, now in Mexico, for which ample preparation has been made. Mr. Devlin is con- as 2 es com FLonT OF CARRIER PIGEONS TO BALTIMORE —A very interesting exhibition of the wonders of the carrier pigeon occorred in the east Capitol Park this morning at quarterto@ Some of the swiftest of Baltimore bred birds, the property of Mr. John Abel, were liberated fur a trip to thatcity. The air line distance from this city to Baltimore is 39 miles. The birds started off with a rush, and when last seen were flying very swiftly in a north- easterly direction, Mr. Grant Parish, editor of the Poultry Review, who liberated them. expected the Dirds to arrive at their loft in Baltimore in less than 60 minutes. A special dispatch to Taz Star from Baltimore 1 that two birds arrived home at 9:51, 3, and one at 10:20. - THE Wak AGatnst Us THE COLUMBIAN MEDICAL COLLEGE LecTURES.—By Invitation of the faculty of the medical depart- ment of Columbian college, Dr. Elliott Coues will Geliver the opening lecture of the course on next r2, at the college building, on H street, bet. 13th and idth streets.“ Although'Dr. Coues’ subject is not announced, it may be ex- pected that as a recognized exponent of the Dar- wintan philosophy of evolution, he will present his views upon the bearings of Darwinism on the questions of the day, with special reference to the higher ones involved in the present attitudes of sce nee and religion. ‘o-morrow,’ at 11 a.m. Witronp Downs; subject. H. A. Gross, of ening at 7:30 o'clock. ' Seats all Monday night, Octo! CHURCH SOUTH, ‘Preaching Sunday, tor, Kev. 8, KEE: 79th aud Kate: at Ia.m. and 7 p.m., Cox, B.D. Public invited WILLIAMS AND SULLY, pe SUELY, INDIAN Epucation.—The estimates agreed upon ‘The trne exponents of Negro Minstrelsy. by the Secretary of the Interior, after a conference with Inspector Haworth, for establishing indus- trial schools among the Indians, will, if granted by Congress, place Indian etucation upon a foot- ing that will extend to the Iudians more facilities than ever before. Besides making provision for strengthening and increasing the ‘schools at the agency, the policy of the Secretary is to establish at suitable locallttes schools where the older pupils may be placed and {nstrueted in the arts and in- dustries which will be useful tm thelr daily lives. ture and the trades will be taught, and the rtation tothe east for The schools, two of which will be started this year in Nebraska and Indian Territory, will be modeled after the plan of the schools at Carlisle and Hampton, and the ef- fect of the policy will, 1t 15 believed, be not only beneficial to the Indians, but give permanency to the system of education among the Indians, amount called for by the estimates will exceed by $500,000 the amount to be expended this year for the same purpose. Arctic Rexics.—The sealskin clothes worn by Engineer Melville during his terrible experiences in the Arctic rezions were objects of much interest at the Navy department to-day. Among the relics was a briillantiy colored fox. skin cap, belonging to Lieut. Berry, which was presented to him by an She confiscated his old cap becuse it was not pretty, and gave him one she had made herself in return: 1 WOMAN'S CHIISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.—Goapel Meeting in Masonic Temple, streets, northwest, Sunday, 4 p.m. Meeting conducted by the Coraial welcome to all. REAL Estate “On THE JUMP” ner, the real estate dealer, said to a Stak reporter to-day that he had never been as busy as “Many sales are being made,” ind my whole force 1s taxed to the utmost ‘In answering enquiries. Everything 1s renting. Rents have advanced at least twenty per cent. Instead of growlini have growling tenants. and real estate is on the jump.” age MaRetace Licenses.—The clerk of the court has issued licenses to Daniel Sanborn, of Alabama, N. ¥., and Allee Weaver; James Baylor and Louisa —Mr. B. H. War- NELLIE GERMON, A Noted Metropolitan Favorite. the past month. Commitnion servi -e tion at 11 a. m. Prayer meeting ICENSED LIQUOR DEALERS. License Agent Raff 1s stil! waging war against the violators of the liquor laws. In the Police Court this morning ‘Timothy Gannon was charged with keeping an unlicensed bar,and forfeited collateral. Frank Gallagher, of 1136 21st street and Michael Leach, of 16th ahd M streets, were charged with me offense, and the cases were continued until next Wednesday. —— MONTGOMERY CouNTY TEACHERS.—The annual institute of the teachers of Montgomery county, Md., which has been in progress during the week,was closed at Rockville last evening. Amon: the lecturers were Mr, Frank Miller, Mr. Win. H ©. Hallowell, and Dr. C.K Jonn’s Annapolis. Yester- mery Blair addressed the institute, and spoke In complimentary terms of the progress of the public school system 1n the landlords we shall now SMITIE AND LEOPOLD, ‘he boom has struck us The surprising Musical Artists, playing upon every known instrument! incurred of trans} CRU s tion will be saved, lar montity ness] uary meeting Sunday evenin Addresses by Messrs. Kt. Cromwell, Scott Wood, &c. FOUNDRY M. E. CHURCH. im AND G ts pe marow ae es ROBERT WILLIAMS ADMITTED TO Bat. — This 1068, D.D., o Wylie, of the Criminal r Cassin, Thomas Johnson B. Johnson entered bail in $10,00% for ho was committed to jal coroner for causing the Communion at morn morning, before Ju JAMES D. ROOME, America's Greatest Loughmaker. ENDREE M.E. CHURCH, 1 etween 9th and loth streets north- BELT LUICHARDSON, past ur Lord's Last Request, Nelson, former: day morning weeks since by of Valentine Dengie. OnE HUNDRED AND Four aT 4 BrrtH.—On Friday juite an interesting Scene was witnessed. ©. Yarrow (in char logical section of the National assistants, Messrs. John Yarrow and E. 8. Rheem, namely, the birth of 104 young snakes, the mother of which ts a Tropido-notus sipedon, or common Water snake, about four feet long. Scientists will be glad to know of this birth, owing to the fact that so few snakes of this species have ever been born in captivity. At last report the little fellows were doing well. Sacrament and recept.on of members at morning Return of tho FEMALE MINSTRELS, In New and Orisinal Costumes, THE GARFIELD MoNUMENT FAIR.—The District of Columbia commisstvners for the Garfield fair last evening appointed the following-named ladies as society, to act in connection with the esdames J. W. Boteler, J. B. C. ©. Duncanson, Museum) and his Esquimaux damsel. id 12th strect, at 4 p.m. Rey. Jon. T At lain, Rev. Dr. LU District. board: Ricketts, G. B. Raum, ENGLISH LUTHERAN hurch. corner 11th and H streets northwest— -mo:row, (Sunday), Tne Wonk OF THE TARIFF Comuissio: the tariff commission left Long Brtnch, five weeks ago, it has traveled 5,200 miles,has passed through twenty states, visited twenty-two cities, and heard the statements of aout 150 persons. ‘The testimony, which will fill at 1 rinted pages, Is being got out as le at the Governme nt Printing Office. conducted by the Mamunion at 11 a. m. 7:30. Alliuvited, i THE TABERNACLE, NEAR CORNER 9TH 47 aud Bstreets southwest—Rev. W. Services at 11a.m. and 7:30 p.m. A free Talk with Free Thinkers in’ the evening. Morning: Te Dei ‘Tenor Duet, Don: ‘Tho show this week will suit All Classes, from the Piebian to the Blue-blooded, . Sherman, Amos Webster, John Tweedale, W. T. Carroll, N. W. Fitzgeraid, T. W. Bartley, E. B, Hay, A. E. Bateman, Crosby S. Noyes, George W. Hooker, W. B. H..zen, F. A. Richardson, George W. Adams, 8. H: Kiuffmann, 0. E. Presby, J. W. ‘Thompson, Pullip Such, W.’M. Galt, A. L. Barber, Elphonzo Youngs, F, B. Mohun, B.U. Keyser, Lewis Davis and’ R.'C. Fox, Misses Riddie 8. Jo- soph, Mary R. Oyster, — Morgan, J. A. Baker, W. E. Whittlesey, S. 8. Snell, E. —————S A PILFERING SERVANT PUN girl named Mary Simms was cha Court this mornin; PROPOSED HOTEL EXTENSION.—A contemplated improvement, which if carried out will add very much to that section of the.city, 1s the remodeling of the McPherson house, now ‘owned by Repre- sentative McLane, of Baltimore. He ts negotiat- ing for the purchase of the upon which 4s situated the used by a congregation of colored people, with the Intention of building an addition to the house and making {t a hotel of first class size. ta thousand apidly as possi- ‘ a 5 in: Ungan, “Vranneriot MATINERS TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND BAT- | TOS Mendsuahn: quate Carunnen: Ale Sone **I would not ive alway! METROPOLITAN M. E. CHURCH, Cand 434 streets. —Rev. It. ed by communion and reception of : P tev. Dr. Biaaas, chair- man of Liverpool district, British Conferend Lh. ‘The public cordially invited. NORTH CAPITOL M. er North Capitol aud K streets. Preaching T'o- morrow at 11 a.m. by Kev. W. H. Buick and at 7:30 WitrorD Dowks, who will administer tho Sacrament at this ser Vice, Sabb.th School 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. mecting Tuesday evening, Cor. Howxerr, president of commission to select asite for the Louisville federal building (for be- ginning which Congress appropriated last session $500.0:0), left, this morning for Louisville, where the c:minission meets next week. The comiis- sion 1s composed of L. 8. Howlett, of Washington, D. C.; Rev. Green Clay Smith, of Mount Sterling, nd G. W. Bagby, of Paducah, Ky. rty adjoining, » Dean and Kate ‘terian church, sHED.—A colored rged In the Police with stealing a lot of grocer- ies and provisions from Kev. Samuel Cramer. Mrs. Cramer testified that the defendant was a servant in her employ, and on several occasions she ear- ried off groceries and other articles from the risoner pleaded guilty, and was sen- members.” At SPECIAL NOTICE.—Ladics’ Matinee on Tuesday hereafter, at which there will POSITIVELY BE NO DRINKING OR SMOKING. potomac nivex REGATTA. Tar Barretr CLvs.—A number of applicants for membership to the Barrett club were exam- ined by the executive committee at the club rooms, on Wednesday last. Am were Mis; Rose Wheeler, Migs Jul: Bond, Miss Cunningham. Mr. George Hobbs, Mr. Clum and Mr. Simons. Several of those examined evinced talent of a very bi ve Valuable additions to the organ!- e club is very pleasantly situated In its new rooms on F street, and are fitting them up bandsomeiy. Mr. Lawrence Barrett has sent an exceedingiy handsome co) of Edwin Forrest” to the club, and ‘I follow your career with pride—not alone because you honor me in retaining as the emblem of your organization—but chiefly, that you show in your zeal that your alms were not Capricious, but a fixed pur- to which and for which you have steadily tied. I hope I shall always be able to find in the intervals of my busy life time to aid you in any direction, when I may be able to do so at your re- juest, and I beg that you willfreely make any CHURCH, COR- REDUCTION OF THE PuBLIC Dest.—It is estima- ted that the reduction of tne public debt for the eke ber will bein the neighborhood the candidates of Wangh M. Wheeler, Miss Prayer meeting Wednesd: —_——_>—_—_ Affairs in West Washington. . Edward Turkenton, past master of George C. Whiting lodge, has left for a visit in Virginia, Scarcity oF Vesseis.—The port is entirely deserte1 this morning, not a vessel being at any of the wharves. ComMPLaInTs are made by the upper residents of High street at the disorderly crowds that con- gregate on the commons at nigbt. The Bridge street merchants also complain that the vestibules of their stores are used at night for all sorts of improper purposes, such as eating and sleeping Ce THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.—The meeting at order, and will WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4 PRESIDENT’S ARTHUR'S RerReat.—Prosident Ar- thurand his frisnd RG. Dun, of New York, are snugly quartered in the Vanderbilt suite of rooms at Alexander bay, and FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, street, betwe-n Gand H streets northwest. —rsc Pastor, Rev. Joszea T. KeLuy, having returued to the city, will pre ¢1 To-morrow. Services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Savbath school at 9:30 a.m. Strangers are condfally welcome, PERSONAL.—Mr, ‘The Steamer ARROWSMITH will leave her wharf, ot of 7th StONE O'CLOCK SHARP, for WHEAT- Georgetown. and then to G-sireet j,and there connect with Herdic coaches. TICKETS Yor eale at the following Milburn’s, Nourse’s anc John” Keyworth’ Leding’s, Win. Whittington, and all the ‘lickets Limited. Fors OPERA HOUSE. CHAS. E. FORD'S FAMOUS COMIC OPERA COMPANY. in the Crossmon_ho' will remain there until yacht Minnie, owned by ex-Commissioner Fred. Massey, of Brooklyn, is at their service. in a recent let— taces: Drew's, Thom Howard's Drug Stores, Keyworth’s, Moore . CHURCH. —PREACHING it 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. by the pastor, Rev. N. . CABROLL. | Love feast at 5:30 a.m. at9a.m.and3p.m. Communion at night. CENTRAL M. E. CHU CH, I. 9th and 20th streets. —Services every Sabbath. Sabbath school st 9 a.m. every. bath at 1 a.m. and 7:3 Kev. Dr. STEVENSON. ‘Sunday School Democnatic EXPgcTations.—The democratic congressional campaign committee have recelved adv ices from the northwes' dicate substantial congressional victories, “SORCERER.” Sabbath. Prea hing upon which they pre- Grand rally day. Coming WEDDING.—Cards are ont for the wed- OME, SWE tuitons circulation, ices Valuatle "information clear an: Gerhard, RL uuphiet have read it with interest, and think ARD & HUTCH NEW FALL GOops. BRODH New York where, Lac 4-Bntton Ki whi 9 BRODIEAD N.B.—Fruit of cls at manufac F street northwest. ts and up. 8, 29,30 Ms 48s1e K. HUMPHERY, No. 430 10ru SUREET NORTHWEST, Bas Just Received her NEW FALL GOO! of elexant French Hosiery, Underwear of every rade, and the best French Corsets ever imported. #29-6¢ PUIUS H DARBY, ——C—~—™ 432 9th street northwest, ‘Between D and E, per, Book and Job Printer. Ee Ang: ents, Catalogues, Ke.. at short notice. ds, Circulars, Biaul ten up fp the ert sty ies” Prosework for the trade. “Satintac- suarantced. #26-Im* MEDICAL ASSOCIAJION.—THE SEMI- the MEDICAL ASSOCIA- will beheld st the No. 1423 New York avenue, the Sd October, at 8 o'clock p.m. the Fresident, A. Y. P. J. F. HARTIGAN, M. D., Secret THE MEMBERS OF WILLIAM A. FREE- MA. LODGE, No, 2099, G.U_O OF 0. F., hail, No. 308 11th street NG, October 6, 1882. BENJ. C. WHITING, V. G. F; 0. HYZEI THE WC ROWNED IN begin sea all, on SUNDAY EVEN- ‘clock. " Admission 10 cents. “Bud” Eagleston’s tent last evening was largely attended and unusually interesting. dresses were made by Messrs. Holden, Aver: mer. At the close of the meeting announced that he had begun the canvass of the city for funds and material for the erection of the tol Hill. He proposes e building some time Mr. Bens. Fawoerr has purchased 180 acres of land near Colesville, Mon' peracre. Mr. kawce owner of “Dexter.” ‘Many Fearson, a white girl, 18 years of ing at 3225 O street, was sent to the Child hospital yesterday by the sanitary department of the police department. ConbITION OF THE WaTeR—Great Falls, recelv- and distributing reservol GH ‘Trpz.—October 1, 1 October 2, 11:48 am. 2 Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THE Kvzenina STAR. ScHooL BoaRp.—The city school board met last night, and in the absence of President Snowden, ‘arne Was called to the chair. tion of Dr. Wm. B. Gi of my experience or judgment which may geem necessary to youat any time. It is the least an do for the luster you are 80 constan' upon my name, * * lon several plays for production . by Bouctca ult, . Wil oo Political Affairs. CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS YESTERDAY. Congressional nominations were made yesterday as follows: A. J. Sower, (anti-monopolist), Ist TIL; J. J. Allpeler, do., 24 IIL; W. P. Black, do., 84 IL. Christopher Meyer, do., 4th Ii; W. D. Hall, (tnde- pendent repubitcan), 17th Pa.; J. W. Osbury, (re- In the 6th Pennsylvania district the republican conferees falled to agree: The ballots were a tie between Congressman Ward and J. P. Everhart. PRESIDENT ARTHUR AND THE NORTH CAROLINA Mr. Geo. C. Gorham, ina letter addressed to C. L. Cooke, independent candidate for Congress trom the 7th North Carolina district, says: “On Satur- day, the 23d inst., President Arthur stated to sev- ‘sons, of whom I was one, at his residence in the city of New York, that he was not only for the liberal movement tn North Caro- ding of Miss Ida Schneider, daughter of Mr. L. H. ‘Schneider, to Mr. Harry C. Davis, recently profes- sor of Greek at Columbian Coltege, and now con- [nected with the Wilkesbarre (Pa.) academy. wedding 48 to take place on the evening of October it. Pa ul’s Lutheran church. In Gilbert & Sallivan’s sparkling opera, anmial meeting of “THE SORCERER,” ts hg Sematary ‘Euyther sape: +t | With all the original staze business and effects as given ined ies of plumbin poy I a plurabine ouse drain- ‘This is decidedly the best work by these colaborateurs, ai ee the authors off “*Piuafore™*Pisaten,™ and ‘* Patience.” First appearance of the distinguished tenor, MR. PHILIP BRANSON, And the popular baritone, ‘MR. LOUIS CARLBERG. MATINEE TO-MORROW— Saturday Night. NE OF THE FINES. G BAND vi ET HOME, A PAMPHLET OF TION of the District of Columbia 26 yowes, on eauitary plumbing, ixeued for cra- Medical Faas TUESDAY NEXT, tabernacle on Ca} lay the corner-stone of during October next. , Willow Copse, probably be the first. “T wish to express my “Home, Sweet Home." I mt give it much by calling itan advertisement. It con- cusd ina few pages, sound and valuable Louschohiers would carefully sion steamer ington, D. C. The steamer Fish Hawk leaves ‘Woods Holl for Washington, D. C., next week. ——————_ PERSONAL.—The Rev. Dr. Elliott, of the church of the Ascension, hasreturned to the city.—Capt, Isaac Bassett, U. 8 Senate, returned from his western trip much improved in health.—Dora yy her nom de plume who has been a resident of California and the Pacific coast for the past ten ars, now resides tn this city.—Commander H. ‘Manley ts stopping at 1844 19th atreet.—Lieut, 48 at 2027 P gtreet.— Master J. ig at 2207 Penn wang is quite 111 ested to meet’ at thei yunty, for $18 northwest, on FRIDAY EVENT: cecemmvered remembered as the ‘Tichenor-Boyer, be € spirational 8) ‘Dora Darmoore, on Spiritualiam, in “THE MERR' alse. | ING: Qetover a, at The Mascotte. HN MISHLER tn ‘ao 1882, ng to depres: whased maby G ‘Bar- . M. Wise, U.S., 0. Nicholson, of sylvania avenue.—Rev, W. BR at No, 282 18th street southwest: of Nebraska, 181n the city. H. Greene, pastor of Calvary st returned from a two mont ingland.——Mrs. E. 8. Hoover ang Miss Clara P, Hoover, who have been in M: turned to the city.—Gen. B. Cincinnatt Gazette, ts back from ‘Dis Gen. Wm. B. Hazen and Asststant , General Hazen and Robert G. ington, are in New York. WM. N. BRADY HAS REMOVED HIS lorseshoeing Shop to 61! N where the business will be continued under the name of BRADY & SNYDER. FURNISH INDUSTRIES, NOT ALMS.—BE- nevolent citizens of the District of Columns prove of the practical methods of the Associated ies are urgently requested to Five and Piain Ladies and Gentlemen's Underweat Children’s Clothing, Huusehold Sen ‘Mending, Domestic service, W: work a woman can do, ENT of Fifth Subdivision Ih iow York avenue, cine Ee De OCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL SACRED CONCERT AT THE WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN PARK, SUNDAY, OCTOBER Isr, 1882, ‘To commence at # o'clock. N ATIONAL THEATER. Change of Programme To-night. “‘One of the liveliest entertainments ever seen.”— pe sponceek combination that ever sppeared Ene best variety performance ever in Washington." ‘Thus speak three of the leading journals of America ED ATTRACTIONS. IES IN ONE. 3 st Phurch, has yacaiion in New is (war Wool Blank- nts dozen end cents; Lovely t and up; Beau Mother bargains at ive orders for mak- have both re- Sewing, Knitting, E: ‘V. Boyaton, of the ry as trustee from the eabiing By. the third ward was accepted. Mis3 Alberta V. Sisgon to the WO- was unanimously chosen a teacher, to be assigned to the tnale Ward-method school. An appropriation of $11,000 for the salaries of teachers and janitors, insurance and interest was made, and $350 was riated to pay for desks, blackboards, &., ordered, Ten dollars was subscrived to zines for teachers’ use. A com- |. McK. Ware and Geo. Bryant on the part of the trustees of the colored school- fines upon the payment by ‘upon y the board of the debts due thereon and the keep- ing of the butigings in complete order, &c.. ent was accepted ind MF. 8 ‘as attorney Samuel Burke, col omjered. €0 be made to Washington Pee aed to Lee bullding, and the board ad- m, 9% cents; Canton anxious for the election of the whole SPECIAL NOTICE. All owners of real estate in the District of Columbia that have been 5; ments subsequent coalition ticke hich, of cou! Includes Dr. York,) but that. a 13 pc iis wk wet ne oateooeron eee subject to be doubted or misunderstood.” ‘THE CALIFORNIA PROMIBITIONISTS. Be ic] and Wm. for Meut governor. . TAMMANY ADVOUATING HARMONY. last night, at ite ticket. were adopted Promoted Clerks, RESULT OF THE KECENT EXAMINATIONS IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ~ ‘The following additional promotions of em- ployes in the Treasury department, who have suc- cesstuily passed their examimations, were an- nounced to-day: Secretary's Offico—Mra. $900 to class 1;_Jos. C. Robin: and Miss Mary M. Wilson, trom Second Auditor's Office—E. R.Canninghain, from class 2 to class 3; Wm. H. Richards, (rom $1,000 to class 1. ‘Third Auditor's OMce—Stephen H. Mirick, from. educational m: public improve- Tauntcation of 1. 1871, are re- specially dam, wed, to FEBRUARY on the undersizned paid or unpaid. E. W. (p> 5401S SHEDD. 409 9TH Sraeer Ni SLATE M. TORU RNACES, JUMBING and TINNING. Jobbing promptly done. pees one MEDICAL COLLEGE, STANLEY'S ALLL Leo-and Seaton ull istinet Entertainment. IAN MINS(RELS. SS OF SPECIALISTS, ‘A110 ALLIANCE, ¥. Heath, from | read, and this Beach STANLEY'S DR. Presenting “TATTERS,” A Drama Depicting Western Life. KIRALFY'S Grand Spo ‘was chosen a repairs were wev § i MONDAY, OCTOBER 2: tacle, THE BLACK CROO! id B= ‘BALTIMORE HEATERS ‘The attention of Housekeepers is again invited to | men! Brews justly CELEBKATED LATROBE STOVES. ‘Their beauty and excellence, enhanced by late im- vements, adapt them to the requirements and tastes al, apd seeder thems superior 00 any ther outers ie No. 626 re Large and Choice Frames, Picture Cord and jarkriter’s. ‘Terms Cash. For sale by deale ‘nerally. s25-I1m ILKS, PLUSHES, VELVETS, CASHMERES, chea; OUNG»’ than house eGo to 756 and 714 Tub streets between Gand He Satin class 2 to class 3; Jas. W. Johison, Jas. W. Scho! ‘Miss C. L. Leas and Miss G. Williams, from $1, Fifth Auditor's Office—Thomas I Gant, from class 1 to class 8; James Rea, from class 1 to class 2 Ps Sixth Auditor’s Office.—C. D, Merv! 2 to class 8; Thos. H. Green, John C. we tea Mae, Seg, We | rs Elza Winter, Mri. 4. D. Brooks and John m $1 ,¢ class 1, Register’s Oftice—Jabez Fox, from class 3 to class from classé 2 to class ; John P. 1 of Controller of the Cul Cixcuir Court.—The circuit court was occupied with the sult of Barnum agt Barnum, ere from Fairfax county, and the same suit engaged the court this morning. dias Sea aioe of the o nt v, stairs last e ig at his sh next to the water office, oulder. Session, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2p, AT 8 in the College Bui ‘with an introd hich The lecti will regular lectures DE#IVER’s Ganpen. MONDAY, September 25th, i inauguration of West appearance of HUNG, ‘between ‘Prof. ELLioTT Cours, lou and public are cordially in daily, throuzhout Sader ap 726 13tn street, Washington, (G48 FUCTURES.—x. F. BROOKS. ‘on Prince ‘ad ON EXHIBITION RITE R's, one door from 7th teeing cee ATTORNEYS. 631 157m Starer, Fall assortment Mitchell, Vance & ©o.'s Goods. Cor- any a 4; Frank E. Little, Turner, from ICK’S ICE CREAM, WARRANTED PURE and a Wholesale and 1 stores | fronting Pennayl- 0 =! we aa oo and Pennuayivania avenue, “f. EITZGERALD, W. ATLORNEY-AT LAW. Fe Practices tn all the Courts. GoopRICcH. ATTORNEY -AT LAW, 15 DEAR: N. basinees lege oy onted 2. auibanan Sunt opanedy Bost THE PHILADELPHIA STAR ROUTE CASB ONE OF THE ACCUSED CONVICTED. ANOTHER NEW JERSEY RAILROAD ACCIDENT. GRAY RELEASED FROM PRISON. THE EXPLOSIONS AT CAIRO. ——————— ‘The New York Republicans, SECRETARY FOLGER WILL ACCEPT THE NOMINATION AS GOVERNCR, AND WILL NOT RESIGN AS SEORE= TARY. Special Dispatch to Tae Evestxe Stan. New York, Sept. 30.—Secretary Folger was oMictally informed a few days ago by the state committee of his nomination as governor, but has not yet prepared his reply. He will, howe ever, forward the committee a letter next week, and you mav rely upon tt that he Wil “accept. Col. Bliss said this mornti that there Was no doubt of it. Lasteventng Chait, man Jen =n, of the ullve Committee of the Te publicans of Kings county, returned from a vist etary Folger, He told him of the disaffeo- ings county over the selection of John F, ‘Smyth as chairman of the state committee and. T some of the methods adopted in the oncantzae tion of the convention, but assured him of the very high personal regard in which the republicans getierally held him. Secretary Folger regretted Ue Couses of Uy ble. It can be added that he has never had any intention of resigning as Secretary ae General Forcign News, GRAY PINED AND RELEASED, Dearie, Sept. 30.—Jugige Lawson to-day, at conclusion of the session of the commnuh core ordered the release of Mr. E. Dwyer Gray on the yinent Of fine of £500. Mr. Gray's ball was Pe ted. Destin, Sept. 30.—Judge Lawson, while ing his in imprisoning Mr. Gray ayy grounds, said he felt that justice had now been, Vindicated, a better state of things Delng observes bie. A LEAKY VESSEL AND A MUTINOTS CREW. Lonpox, Sept. 30.—Bark Ul from_ Live for Galveston, has taken refuge at Falmout leaking, and with her crew mutinous, = THE NATIVES DELIGHTED WITH THE EXPLOSIONS, Catno, Sept. 30.—Many natives go about the city shouting with delight over the explosions here on Thursday, and crying, “This is the e's Don fire, Mit by the people in honor of the Khedive's infidel friends.’ THE COURTS-MARTIAT. ‘The courts-martial commence work to-day. Sir yd ‘pleeared oe —— cases to be tried on alf of Great Britain. ‘The guards will start f England on October 20. A 7 RAILWAY TRAFFIC RE-ESTABLIEHED. Carro, Sept. 30.—Rallway traffic between and Alexandria 1s now completely re-established, The momentary uneasiness created Sy the fire at the station has subsided. The Khedive has cone ferred the grand cross of the Order of Osmanie upon Admiral Seymour. ——— The Philadelphia Star Houte Cases. 4 VERDICT RENDERED THIS MORNING — ONE MAM CONVICTED. PHILADELPHIA, Rept. 30.—The in the star route cases, tried in the U.S. district court, re- turned a verdict this morning, finding ost Funk, William R. Cason, Henry Arbuckle and Joseph Blackman uot guilty, and Joseph R. Black ullty, with a recommendation to the mercy of ue court. A motion was made fora new trial for Black, and argument will be heard on the moti next Friday. Black was set at Iiberty, ,iviaie $5,000 bail Seating the argument, Judge Burt remarking that there were reasons for leniency im his case, not only on account of the recommenda tion of ‘the jury, but the surroundings of the de- fendant. It 1s sald that when the jury first reure@ they decided that Carson, Arbuckle, Funk and Blackman, being Black’s agents, were not guilty. The first ‘ballot as to Black was 5 to, two Ju men not voting. After asking for Instrictions Vote was 7 (05, then 9 to 3, a8 to his guilt, After 18 ballots @ verdict of guilty was reached. ‘The court-room was crowded during the proceedings, ielitaloae pte on Another New Jersey Railrend Accident. TRENTON, J., Sept. 30.—A serious accidens occurred Gn the 'raliroad at Princeton junction this morning. A freight train bound west ram {nto another freight train standing at the junc= tion. Frank Leeman, one of the engineers wi caught between the ‘locomotive and tender al ‘was held there for over 2n hour. One of bis \ Was cut off and the other was badly scal The fireman i off and escaped with @ sprained ankle. The cars were all more or 1e38 Ine Jured, and traffic was blocked by the wreck for some time, Nominated for Congress. Boston, Sept. 30.—At the democratic convene ton of the fourth district, held in Unls clty last night, Patrick A. Collins, was nominated for Con= gress on the fourth formal ballot. The result was ot reached, however, unti! 2:25 a.m. Barr comin Arraigned for Wholcsale Poisoning. PUILADELPHIA, Sept. 90.—W. G. Whittaker, charged with polsoning his wife, children, daugh= ter-In-law and a boarder at thelt house, Was ate Taigned this morning and committed to awalt the Tesult of the poisoning. All of the sufferers are cumalaeren out of danger, except the prisoner’g wife. = es Acquitted of a Charge of Marder. ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 30.—Robert D. Boi Charies A’ Miller, Brent Freeland and James T: Seif, deputy U. 8. marshals and collectors, chat With the murder of an old man named Jackson J. Hicks, In Gwinnett county, in Murch last while on a raid, have been on tial here in the U. &. clreuls court since Tuesday. The jury to-day rendered a Verdict of not gullty. “~~ ‘The Telegraph in South America. Panama, Sept. 30.—The lines of the Central South “Ainerican telegraph ‘opened for public bus'ness on monday 0 as far south as Guayaquil, Ecuador, that the Unes to Callad and Vaiparaiso will be opened within a week thereafter. Due notice will be given thereof. will October it As €: eee ee The Farmerw ————, Sr. Louis, Spt. #0.—The second annual m/ of the Farmers’ Congress be about thirty members belng pre T. Hudson, of Lamars, Wis., president of Une society, delivered the annuul address, in which he took the ground that agriculture should be represented in the President’s Cabinet. A resolution was offered favoring the ap dress the tari ous effects of the protective tariff on interests. After discussion the resolution was laid over until to-day. The session will continue for two or Ubree days, —_——— To be Extradited. New Yor«, Sept. 30.—August Rahe, Wm. and Ernest Meilinan, the young men who were rested on board the steamer on rival here in August last, at the Instance German consul, — Gemanded thelr extrad ‘on a charge of forging ex marks on the Deutsche Reiche Bank of to-day arraigned before U. 8, Commissioner He decided to hold the prisoners for extrad The necessary papers were set ‘asl and when the extradition warrant sigued by the Secretary of State is received the prisoners will DP returned to Berlin for trial. ——— The Lookout Homeward Bound, , R. L, Sept. 90—The U. 8. fish commise on steamer Lookout left here thls noon for Wage A Whole City Council Arrested, WILLIAMSPORT, Pa., Sept New Yor«, Sept. 30.—Louis Degencour Feltx Valdez, both Cubans, who had been ft, changed missioner Shields to-day. Degencour’s residence a lal ee ed and unfli iban counterfeit postage stamps, together with all the other paraphernalia of the most expers countertfeiter. nour wag eld i 60 abd DE held in ‘and det aes He J fs 7 i ct e a at ie a ;