Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1882, Page 1

mening Star, TWO CENTS. The Jeannette Investigauon, No witnesses were examined by the Jeannette Ddoard of inquiry to-day, the entire session being devoted to the examination of log books and other documentary evidence. All the circumstances connected with the adoption of the Jeannette into the naval service were reviewed, and a close scru- tay is being made to ascertain Whether or not the recommenilations of the naval board providing for the proper preparation of the vessel for such S:vere service had been faithfully observed. ‘The Comet. OBSERVATIONS TAKEN THIS MORNING—NO SEPARA- TION IN THE NCCLEUS. Another observation was tal morning at the Naval Observatory, but besides the elongation of the nucleus and the discovery of anenvelope no change was observed to have taken place since the last observation on Thurs- day morning. There was no split or separation observed in the nucleus. There was, however, noted condensation in the nucleus, which made points much brighter than the surrounding mat- ter, but the spaces between these points were con- nected, ‘This sime thing was observed on Thurs- n of the comet this day by Prof, Frisbie- ported sep: Cineinnat ashvilie and J not then and does not now Tegard it as aseparation. ‘The condensation ob- served was a point in the upper part of the nucleus, a longer one in the center and another in the lower end. On the north side of the comet a telescopic observation showed a bright band of light well defined, and also a smaller one on the south side. Thisis known as the envelope of the comet, and in this instance extended beyond the head.’ A bare spot Was observed in the tail, Capt. ampson, Who made the observation, reports that envelope on the north side is almost twice the Width of te tail, and on the south side about the same width as the tall. The nucleus ts becoming more elongated and the condensations very notice able. Another observation of the position of the comet was taken by Prof. Frisbie this morning, but no computation of the orbit has yet been Made. Another observation will be taken before tis is done, In order to secure accuracy. “ Whe Archery Tournament. DISCIPLES OF ROBIN HOOD AT COLUMBIA HEIGHTS— THE TEAMS THAT PARTICIPATED I# THE MATCHES. ‘The prize meeting and plenic of the Potomac archers took place to-day at the club grounds on Columbia Heights, opposite the Columbian Col- lege. The perfect day for shooting brought out a large attendance of archers. A recast of the gen- tlemen’s teams was made by the committee last night. The teams of the Potomac Club, as they shoot to-day are as follows: First Team.—Mrs. W. A. Bartlett, Miss Lou Brown, Miss Berta Freeland, Miss F. 8. Morse. Second Team.—Miss Bena Ayers, Mrs. Z.D.Butch- er, Miss Ada Conn, Miss Lottie Van Doren. ‘Third Team.—Miss Ailce Burnside, Miss Liltan Burritt, Miss H. M. Robinsen, Miss Jessie Van Doren. Pri —Archery pin, gold; same instlver, and two sets prize arrows. The extra prize will be given to the winner of an extra match, 6 arrows av g0yards. First and second team, ladies, shoot the Columbia round. ‘Third team shoot 60 arrows at 30 yards. Gentlemen shoot the American round. ‘The Columbia round consists of 24 arrows at 50, 40 and 80 yards; 72In all. ‘The American round is 30 arrows at 60, 50 and 40 yard’; 90 In all The gentlemen will shoot as follows: team—gentlemen—W. A. Bartlett, L. W. M T. J. Pickett, C. F. Randall. Second t drew Johnson, F. 0. Maxson, J. H. Whitaker, Weston Flint.’ Third team—Gustav “Ayers, F. B. Breck, W. 8. Minnix, F. P. McLean, Fourth team, ’C.E. Barber, J, 'F. Paret, W. Scott, F. M. ‘Tryon. Prizes.—Gold archery pin, three sets prize arrows. (One dozen of the arrows are offered as prizes by Ballantyne, one half dozen by O'Meara.) ‘The Baltinore club arrived at 9 o'clock by the B. £0. road. Ten archers came, together with a nurnber of friends from Baltimore. A number of the Baltimore archers are teachers in the public schocls city. Prof. Elliott, of the Baltt- more coliege, comes with his charming daughter. Mr. Wilson, Secretary of the club, also represents the educational interest, as do the Misses Sollers and Miss Scott ‘The Sandy Spring archers came in by thelr own conveyances, and- some were not expected to arrive unl ‘nearly time for the final match at 3 p.1n. A number of prominent citizens of Mont- gomery county will come with their club. ‘The young ladies’ club of the Washington Instl- tute were out to practice yesterday, and will con- test for prizes this afternoon. About a dozen prizes are offered to visitors, mostly bows, sets arrows and targets. The long distance shooting was to take plice at 2:30. Frank Maxson yester- day shot an arrow 266 yards, which 1s 43 yards further than the best flight at the national tourn- ament at Chicago. a YOUNG MISCREANTS IN SouTH WasHINcToN.— Yesterday morning quite a commotion was raised in the neighborhood of Virginia avenue and 2a street southwest by an alleged attempt on the part of some young colored boys to outrage a little col- ored irl, flve years old, named Allen, living on Virginia ‘avenue, between ist and 2d street. ‘The attempt was made in broad daylight on an open lot, on the same avenue, between 20 and 34 streets, AS'soon as she could release herself from them she ran home and told her father, John Allen. He Went to the first precinct station and procured the arrest of a boy named John Winston and another one named Allen, who live on G, between 1st and 2d streets. They were taken to the station house, but the girl falled to tdentify them. Dr. Leitch was called in and after examination stated that a firl had not been injured, so the two boys were released. AN UNLICENSED Basy CARRIAGE.—An old col- ored man, named Solomon Blakeley, was in Judge Snell's dock this morning ch: with engaging in the business of a produce dealer without a li- cense. The old man said he didn’t have a horse and wagon: he only had a baby carriage and afew apples. “The court told him that it was just as much against the law to sell from a baby wagon as from any other Kind of a wagon, but he would take his personal bonds not to repeat the offense. ge Affairs in West Washington. THE MANAGERS OF THE AQUEDUCT BRIDGE pro- fess to be pleased at the decision of Judge Hughes in the canal case in favor of the United States, Tendered at Alexandria yesterday. ‘They inti: Mate that they will now be able to collect tbeir judgments and claims against the canal com- pany. ‘THE IMPROVEMENT of High street road was Inau- gurated yesterday, und will be rapidly pushed for- wal An INSPECTION ToUR.—On Monday next the new president of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, Mr. wis Cass Smith, will leave Georgetown on a'tour of inspection, accompanied by several of the di- rectors. The paymaster will accompany the party and pay the employes, who have not recetved a dollar since November, 1881, Port—Cleared.—Sch. R. H. Rathburn, with 900 tons coal for New Haven.” Sch. Elisha Gtbbs, Woods, and H. P. Havens, Curtis, from George- town, at New York 4th instant. Sch. Alfred Bab= cock, Briggs, from Georgetown, at Providence 4th instant, “Schr. William L. White, Harper, from Georgetown, at Fall River 34 Instant. CONDITION OF THE WATER—Great Falls, clear; receiving reservoir, slightly turbid; distributing reservoir, turbid. HicH Tipe. —October 8th, 4:43 a. m.; 5:07 p. m.; October 9th, 5:01 a. m.; 5:54 p. m. ees Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THz EvEnING STAR. ‘Toe CANAL DEcREE.—The decree of Judge Hughes in the canal case, telegraphed to Tur Stak yesterday, will not alter the present status of the Alexandria Canal and Bridge company, ‘Which 1s leased to Wells, Dungan & Co.,the mana- a of the Alexandria Canal and Bridge company. e canal company is in debt to the city of Alex- andria in $152,877.77, with an Interest, which will almost double that sum, and it may be that this indebtedness will make a considerable factor in the final adjustment of canal matters. It is certain that there will be no decree against the city of Alexandria, which will involve the payment of money. Dearus.—Mrs. Elisha J. Miller died last evening at her home, on Washington street. She wa3 the wife-of E. J. Miller, the senior co-partner of the large chinaware house here. A most estimable lady.—Richard Purcell, whose illness was men- tioned yesterday, died last night at his home, on Prince street, opposite St, John’s barracks. ‘He ‘will be buried to-morrow from St. Mary’s church. ‘THe REGISTRATION. 2 Pww = > THE EVENING STAR. «+ PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, f AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Fertt west Comer Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th 8t..b7 : The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. re Fevxrxe Star je verved to mbecribers tn the ers n tietr own account, at 10 cents ime i Copses at the counter, teed. prepaid—50 cents a noni, or ‘Ofiice at Washington, D. C., a8 = STA 7 = yo @ ro VV" 60—N® 9,194. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1882. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip, <a [os SPECIAL NOTICE. HOLY CROSS CHURCH, EIGHTEENTH . ies trvet and Massachusetts avenue. Sunday ser- | | There are 18S new advertisments in Tae STAR CAUTION. Views mat ins and Bands: school, 9:40 a.m. ; colebra- | to-day. parties are warned not to cash a pear- | ton of holy seeram ntand sermo Ruvton Ro" torsion loston Friday, | Pom. Daily: Satine, 8 GoveRsment Kecetrrs To-Day.—Internal reve- syment hse been ofdered stopyet st emnion, Wednesday nue, $509,864.33; customs, $760,530.96, <5 aan ALT, SOULS’ CHURCH OF 14TH | Nattoxat BaNx Nores outstanding, 184. Ra Reiee MOTE 7 and L, etrocts northwest, Rusn R, Suie- OEE soa OER CU anting, S08 es) the District of Columbia | REN. pastor. Setvicws at 11 a.iu, and 7:30 p. m. Sunday | | NarroNan Bank NorKS received for redemption a ate eee ee 1t_| auring the week, $1,213,000; for the corresponding th ther ay week last year, $1,006,000. WHITAKE Seusy oat oe SUITS GRowING OUT OF THE MACKEY-O'CONNOR r Wi S. SHE joral and the seats all free. Cowtest.—To-day,W.E. Earle and J.J. Darlington 3 AML = *» a 409 ru S7reet Nortawest. entered suit for Gordon M. Magrath to the use of CATE MANTELS, David H. Butts against EW. M. Mackey to re- RANGES, cover $115 for services as notary public, &., in the s matter of the congest of defendant aciinst M. P. 29 O'Connor for a suit in_the Forty-sixth Congress. Also a sult for Samuel J. Lee, use of Butts against 2 EPISCOPAL © H.—SER- | (he same defendant for $104.4 for services 1m tak- 531 Ira Srnerr, Seeee Hath Tih stecet vetwren E and F northwest Ae Gepost Hons (tthe aime Contes a might, 0h inet, at Mee Plea Ohiristn Sasa | Untrep States Bosps held by the Treasurer to al assoxtinen o 7 *0.% _ | night, 8th in t. Pleasant Christian io aie Seer ASE Full assortme jehell, Vance & Co.'s Goods. Cor- | hore att 70 pam Can Assoctation | secure national bank’ circulation, $362,093,250. U. ASonte | S. bonds held to secure public moneys in national TT WiE ¢to-inor- | bank depositories, $16,111,000. U. S. bonds depos- beet powtien fe ee m. Sermon by Rey. W. D. Stecrrrep. | ited to secure circulation during the week, $46,- Camphne tee oe oe vol at 9:45 a.m, ___Act "| 750,000. U. 8. bonds withdrawn during the week, sth street und Pennsytvania av (FOURTH Pig PTERIAN cH CHURCH, orm $46,479,000, street, between G and H streets northwest. Rev. Goons, Joseri T. Rebuy. Factor. Services, ‘tostuurrow: {ij | THE MARINE Hosrrrat SERvick.—Surgeon Hate 20 ith street northmest. | 2.1m. nt 3) pin. Sabbath schoo! at 9:80 am. A | ton, of the revenue marine hospital service, has i Freneh and Scoteh Gimglas, Just opened; best saci Sees S7_ | been ordered to Louisville, Ky., to relieve Surgeon ties at low prices. ORNER 9TH | W. H. Long. Dr. L. Gibson has been appointed ee eee eee Se i rin ee | AR acto assistant surgeon tn the marine. hos- GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS | uk, wit Free, Thinkers in the eveni Holy Temple, aaa nnn FLESH FROM THE SPRING. Sudds; If my Immortal Savior Lives, Weber. Even: | THE ARLINGTON EsTaTE.—At the next term of <2 ins R60, Saving Victim, Gounod; 0, God, Have Mercy, | the U. S. Supreme Court, which convenes on Mon- W. C. MILBURN, Pranaacrse, —— 2 see = day next, the case involving tho ttle to the = a c=. ae F. CHURCH, 3D AND A| tamous Arlington estate will be reached. At the m5 1429 Pennsylvania avenna. _ | Wirronp Dowes The ast ak SOE oe ars Hey. | last term of the court the case was argued, Dut oe Pu “The spirits Specific Work after Conver. | Judge Blatchford having since gone on the bench, AMUSEMENTS. ‘Holy Communion” at the morning service, | the court has directed it to be argued again. The ——— fk wuseeration Services" after the evening sermoy Goverment counsel, take the position thas where SS TE net * | the U. 8. government fs in possession of property, NATIONAL THEATER. = HAMLINE M. EF. CHURGH, CORNER ora | Whether wrongfully taken or not, the owner can + Ce ints Morlinese C3Ge SUMNER STE | not assert. his title in a. court of law against the Al am., by Pustor, Kev. S. M. Hanrsock, fol: | agents acting as custodian, but must go to Con- Iowed .b3) reception bf ineinhiera, "3:30 Temperance gress and petition for redress. THIS (Saturday) EVENT meetin, addressed by Col. Hilton; good muste, Jed by Last thine of Kiralfy Bros.* Goes Hties, 7:30 p. m., “The World turned upside | Te Stan Rove JURY INVESTIGATION.—All the Ae =a oun} depositions taken by the district attorney's office + BLACK CROOK, Co anc en i aes CHURCH, FOURTEENTH | tn retation to the various charges of attempted As oricinally produced by them. ducted by Rev. Dr. 8. M. Syure. Vreaching by Key. | bribery In connection with the star route jury, D Lopor at 11 a.m. and 7:45 ».m., Special | have been, as stated In THe Star, turned over to MONDAY, OCTOBER 9—The latest great succes at 3:0 p.m. Addresses by the Baptist pastors | the Department of Justice. Mr. Merrick, as spe— and the most pronounced hitim New ork last season. ; *_|ctal attorney general, will take chargé of the F panetion in V tou of BARTLEY CAMP: UNTTED_ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. | Investigation and present the matter to the grand estas bu = i Preaching, Sabbath morning at 11 o'clock and 6 | jury. Mr. Merrick is expected here Monday, when THE WHITE SLAVE. Glock in tie evening, at City Hall, by Rev. RUN. Haare | he will bogif the preiiminary work of the thvestt- ‘Strong D: = MOND, of New Yc yer meeting at the house of | gation. It is unders “6 the government fs + ss = Con Pal horas of Jubilee Singers, . pasa a ey ae northwest, iavouues'y | Well satisfled with the labors of Mr. Moore, but the aS AN INDUCEME VERY FAMILY ANp | And all the Original New York Scenery and Properties, potover 11,1882. <All are cond ialk amount of other business now on Land in the ats ike ae ie . i . oducei ae : TWELFTH STREET METHODIST rict attorney's office is so great that the district HOUSE HOLD To USE fot og Tie RISK Produced under the personal supervis pal Chureh, corner of 12th street and P: attorney and hfs assistants ought not to be bur- . ies = ie southéast.—Rey. L. F. Moras, D. D., of | dened by this investigation. DAVID'S PRIZE LAUNDRY SOAP, FokD's—GUS WILLIAMS—Last TIM Baltimore, at 11; Rev. J. 8. DEave, D. D.,'at U39."* Se a = = See : = M N PLACE M.E.CHURCH SOUTH, | Tae Presi’ ‘The President leaves Alexan- WE ARE GOING TOHAVE A GRAND CHRISTMAS Farewell of the German Policeman, EAP comes K sta, now. —Preching Sunday, | dria Bay this afternoon and will go to New York FESTIVAL, DE! NIGHT! NIGHT: we roe oe Be Pe eatery Hews by way of Utica. Yesterday, during his fishing TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! | Cox, aa eounire SCTE AST | tills he eamiped on Canadian grounds Gove byson: “One tthe Hack? 5 OUNDRY M. E. CHURCH, 14H AND G. ——— Gon beboe “ane oe ha race te Preaching to-morro i NAvAt Oxpens.—Medical Director A. L. Gibson Good-bye of ‘One of the Finest.” y epee Be WARD. t"_| has been detafied to represent the U. 8. navy at PL HORCH OF THE EPIPHANY. G STREET, | the meeting or the American public health asso- a ae Bey eae ee Eee | elation at indianapolis ou the ffth inch Metical . 2 Usermon 11 a.m., evening service and sermon | Inspector A. Hudson has been ordered to special ge sd At the evening service all seats are free. | duty at the Hot Springs, Arkansas, connected with + Per Cent U. S. Bonds iphany Missioy the location of the army and navy hospital at that ¥. est pa ueiwest: Service: and | place, and upon returning to visit Indianapolis to 1 R. E. GRAHAM. a . Re represent the navy at the meeting of the American Be KE. GRAHAM. | HAPEL, REFORMED CHU PudHIe health asioctation. Assistant paymaster bs BR. E, GRAHAM. STATS < Lo pon canner is Willis B. Wilcox, the Palos, Asiatic station, pe 5 or—Rev. C.F. Sontas. | steamet 5 sign Walter Me i MY SWEETHEART. Of {he Holy Communion to-morrow at 1i Doon detached trom the someon aaa, 80. P ays ne Preach oie by hee GP aoe ee | on the Ist June last, and placed’ on wilting Or W ae ° bai! A Te" | ders. Surgeon George W. Woods, from the navy Fs Yard, Mare Island, Cal., and ordered to the Junie = eae ata Both Inst. Passed Asststant Paymaster A. i een Peterson, from the Palos, and’ordered to return 7 ‘BO. 07-3t* | his dined ity and | home and report arrival. By - Humanity in the Bibl alse, at 7:30 p.m., the second Sie lecture of his conrse on the Lands and Men of the Bible; | GoCD ORDER IN Al ‘omamander Pearson mm. Adinissio; aningiu ber Monuments and her Memo- | reports to the Navy departuient, under date of forsale'in the Lecture Koom 2 Fort Wrangel, Alaska, September 16th, that good INCOLN HALL. order continues to exiSt in that territory, with no | Fe 2 i me | Feason to anticipate a change, and that the health : TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1882. + Hammon, of Barnet, Vt, Allare cordially | Of the officers and crew of the Wachusett is good. San Franeise rs’ abscnce, of the Lrilliant | invited it" S , a 5 » New Orleans {MA THURSBY, tc ELD. H.W HINMAN, AGENT OF VIRGINIA Post OFFICES AND Rosressree one BEMTHE Suised ene EPIIE ER GAVAES URSBY, Ce Gen iia De ee name of the post office at Hairston, Pittsylvania SS ee Suptoried byounent Will srpear, | a¢ the Free Methodist Church, eoricr of 7th etrect aud | county, Va. has beea changed to Wenonda, and ao CE STRAKOSCH" Hears ost t ar eoen NADAL NEXT. at 730 p- | James W. Willner appointed postmast fO GET A TICKE GRAND CONCERT COMPA: Free Ne Secret Orders as Belated to Chrls- | Host omice has been established at Ri = 7 MISS EMILY WISA S c -—___.__ | bridge county, Va., and Abner T. Shields’ com- as follows of the > FIRST RY OF SPIRITUALISTS | missioned postmaster to-day. ‘The following ati feed o Gamiae Paleo nal ee ee ostinasters W commissioned to-day: A. ¥ j eu. every Sabday evening. grclock- Mrs. | Seay, at_ Shores, Fluyanna county, Va.; B. : a rats tous Hygedt one of the first of inspirational speakers, com: | iad otro te Tyne adie county, Va. © printed rite p.anis es in SIGNOR P FERRANTY, § Navan AFFATnS.—The Navy department fs in- us) e on paritos i M ordi Epi = s zu Mavic Ee WAR fe School wil haid a pantie uote Sud formed that the U. S. 8. Miantonomah was placed lusical director. Sp. m. ‘There will be an interest ssion yesterd: rd,League | Fa S~Atiniission, $1; reserved seata, | sisting of select readings and sincuse by the wehoat Pe geared gunna nan) gery Lanai 3 he aale of Fescrved feats will com: | Mrs. 8. Moone Sires, (the returned Missionary from | 4¢ ‘Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, September Oth B orning at Metzerott & Co.’8. china), with her two ebildret be pres = ch ‘i a EE EE SRR OE | dreas the macting. All ate condially favited. a2 “| thirty-nine days from al $ NEW THEATER COMIQUE. Te? WESLEY CHAPEL, CORNER OF StH AND F | Jowa’s CLAIM AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.—IN sy Hes 2 Daria: Wie nian: Pe by, the | response to an application made by ex-Governor Us AND THAT'S THE WAY WE THE ONLY SENSATIONAL SHOW ON EARTH. fed ideas ne oe Spay nel. Pra r | R. P. Lowe, of Iowa, acting as attorrey for the = Ey SACK. THINK OF Fr. SEE THE MARVELS OF PERU. SEE THE COBRAS. | day evening. : oR creleon tt | state, asking that an account be stated for the - DEEN Gas SAG — amount due the state under the five-per-cent act, & SEE DEVLIN AND TRACY. eB ON cee, CHURCH, [TWENTIETH | the Secretary of the Interior has deferred action, ° otk, LICK. | SEE JIM ROOME. SEE WILLIAMS AND SULLY. | 559, stct northvest, “near Pennéylvania avenue. | principally on the ground that the question Is how ¥ D'S PRIZE SOAP oF Lie GEEMON. r v. WT Le ever, at 11 2.10. ‘An Indirect | berore Congress. z ee ee x . eeument for Immortality.” 7:80, the, 4 The Feast be Liber jTotlet or Lana SEE THE FEMALE MINSTRELS. Should the weather be inclement during ane Mya" | Tue CRmvat Count.—On Monday, the June “ EIT. It will not 3 . ald 5 1 be ttend the Festival to receive presenta, ye one Toe GREAT CHOW: (B=, MeRENDRER WCE, CHURCH, MASSACHU- Sry Ot the Criminal Cours adjourned trom! lest Be faze fos thes wall be forwar-ted to any- | MATINEES TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATUR- | E-& setts avenue, between 9th and 10th streets north. | June in consequence of the star route trials, will Dex tled to them on receipt of instructions how to | 03 Day. west, Dev. C. HERBERT RICHARDSON, pastor—Tworer- | be reconvened by Judge Wylle, and the grand Beet yy NOW :_cvery one cam have 6 tickets before | > mous on Jacob, T1a.m., eubject, “the God of Jacob.” | jury will enter upon their duties.” The case of A. nee aeons 2 ues oe cep | pEIVEE'S GARDEN. 7:30 p.m. subject, “‘Jocob's “Prayer, Tell Me Thy | C. Soteldo 1s set for Monday, but {t 1s understood 4° i FOR IMMEDIATE a ame.” 4p.m., Missionary Meeting, Music and Reei- | that it will go over for a few days. The following IMENT EVER MADE. For sais | of fist "0° 424 7e-engagement for one week longer | tations, it*_| cases have been posted by the district attorney 4 mouey-worth good. If your kEMPA HUNGARIAN LADIES’ ORCHESTRA WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE | for trial: Joseph Coleman, Michael Knighter, t. or will not get it, not.fy our | THE CKAYONS—Opera Bouffe Vocalists—and <&_UNION.—Gospel Mectinz to-morrow (Sabbath), | Wm. Sweeney, Alfred Cannon, each assault Jedtions answered unlews stainp 18 | attractions. at3 pm. at Masonic Temple, 907 F street northwest. | Arthur Flynn, affray; Edward’ Joyce, larceny; Admission free, 02 | Mrs. S. M. Hanrsoce will conduct the services. Pabiic | Peyton Randolph, marking false affidavit; A. ‘No. 026; ON EXHIBITION No. 26 ae 7 AWAY ing: | Brooks, alias Bdwird Ht. Dent, grand larceny. "s E x E SPECIAL NOTICU.—THE DASHAWAY P e ‘ DAVID'S PRIZE SOAP CO., neat MAREKETTER'S, Street, | EOS FORM CLUB wii resume their rezular Sunday | ‘THE PREstDENr has sent invitations to the mem- 185 ax 187 FIRST AVENUE, ™ Xo. 626 E street northwest, one door from 7thstreet, | yening meetings To-morrow evening in Masonic Tem- | pers of the Cabinet to join him in New York on SRT BEY Se Choice Git Tsintines, Engravings, Chromos, ete: uso | Die, corner 9th and F streets, Interesting: and | ‘Tuesday and accompany him to Boston, LORD & PACKHAM, AGENTS, Torge and Choice Stock of Paperanginge, Picture | S00 music. All are invited. ir 2 ¥ *, Picture Cord and Tassels, Rinses, N: Csr PROF. R. E. HUDSON, THE SW&sET | Tue GaRriexD Monument Farr.—Twenty-four BALTIMORE, Mo, | Sschziers-_ Terma Caste res Art Gallery. ol Fer eee GE the Qhio, will hold a service of fous | state hoards are already organized and in active = = = === | under the auspices of the Woman's Christian ‘Teraper- BuI2, 15, 17.19.23, 26,0, sep2, 6.9.13, 16, 20,23, 2 TON <CURS ~, | ance Union, in Wesley Chapel, 5th and F streets north. | operation and seven others will be completed bel2, 0,80, 6,9,13, 16,20 M07) PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. | MONDAY EVENING, October th, at 245 | within, the next weeke Appiteations for spies }DWARD CAVERLY } at T FAL = | e'elock. Public invited. it_| for Loth donations and exhibits are being rapidly En AVERLY & CO., HET wit make ite rerular trp | (7G, RUCHAUITES NOTICE-MERIBERS OF recelved from all parts of the country. | While the JOHN BRIDGE, ‘£0-MORRO" SS" Excelsior Tent, No. 47. are req toattond | plans ‘ection are not as yet In such shape ‘ ae jock a.m. Itt | meeting WEDNESDAY, October Lith, as businessof | as to Warrant a positive announcement of thelr NO. 425 NEW YORK AVE: — _ importance will be transacted. itt Program, the managers feel confident that space : aren Fee a will be provided in’a suffictent amount and in zl ATTORNEYS. ee Aton eA REED MEETING OF THE | Such locality. as to. satisty all conperned: “Mace DEALERS 1x = ——— LIEF OF DESTITUTE COLORED WOMEN AND | ings Were held last evening at the Ebbitt house by 5 CHI-DREN willbe heli on “TUESDAY MORATNG, | the boards for the states of Wisconsin, New der. me — _—— K . clock, at the house of Mrss kansas an e Dis yi is ARCHER & PANCOAST MANUFACTURING CO.'8 ‘eon Builds m3 | M.S. Pomeroy, President, 1359 K street northwest. AES rie nere as Soarie were nee = ae it ‘LEN A. COOK, Secretary. | ent at headquarters during the evening. GAS FIXTURES; N= 7 >THE MARYLAND STATE REPUBLICAN AS- Rooms 2 and 4 Gnuton Law Bt SOCIATION will meet at 7:30 p.m. WEDNES- | Pgrsonat.—Senator Don Cameron hasgone to New and 4 Gnuton Law Building, DAY uext, 11th inst.,at Timms" Hall, 7th and D streets . A. 2 ae aes ss 472 Loutnisua avenue. northwest. Election’ of officers under recent amend. | York to join his father in the work of machine THE UNION STOVE WORKS FURNACES AND = = = t of Constitution. mending.—Mrs. M. A.Gtbbons has recovered from WEET HOME, A PAMPHLET OF it J. 8. CRAWFORD, President. _ | her recent severe Illness at Cape May, and returned RANG! bing, ineued for gra REOPENING OF DUMBARTON AVENUE | to Washington.—vice Admiral J. C. Rowan will information , of M.E. Church. —Thia Church haying been beau- | arrive in the city this evening,—Mr. A. J.Clarke, interest. |The ry Enwtneer saya: “It y pupfoved: will be opened for divine service on | of the New York Associated .Press, has returned 3S CONOVER & CO.'S GRATES AND FENDERS, | the general principles of plumbing abd hetee denise | SUNDAY Qetobor Sth. "Preaching at Ut a'm., ltev. | from ils vacution——-Mre. Bleck Sinith, e- he ge Paar Geng id oh Ce Jos. ‘A. McCavuey, D.D. g president of Dickinson Col- | turned last evening from her home, at Sterlinj 4 epee rites: “‘T'wish to exprees my | Mr, Unlon lave feast at 34 o'clock p.m. Preaching | 1) air. C. B. Dickey, of the P. 0. department : amiphlet, ‘Home, Sweet Home.’ | McCauurx, JOHN H- DASHIELS, iGHARD Noses, B, | DAS left_for Ohio, to be’ present at the election in interest, an} think you give it much | Pays Dhow eae Kerrey, former pastors, | that state next week.—Mr, James Vase, appoint- ANDIKONS, BASKET GRATE: setae pace. nan eat dt con~ | have been invited. “ interceting exercises all day. For- | ment clerk P. O. department, 13 expected back to . Householders Would catelully | #2 wembers aud friends of the church are cordially | the city to-day.—Third Assistant Postmaster IRON TILE BACK FIRE-PLACES, in stock. aarti aanente invited to be present. 06-2t_ | Generai Huzen and Col. W. B. Thompson, chief of Ask foritatour etores—317 9th street, 1730 Pstreet, Ww HE UNDERSIGNED GROCERS OF | the railway mail service, returned to the city yes- dao, Dupont Cirel Washington, D.C., hereby awree to CLOSE OUR | terday. ij : » dit HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON. _ | PLACES OF BUSINESS at@ O'CLUCK P.M on and awe MT a = er October Ist, excepting the following days: Satur- Political Matters. y ENTILATING AC. O'MEARA’S LIQUID FC. | day, days preceding holidays, and for one week prior a EE es See Qu 15° to Hicoentber Sth and Bist ae E congrean GRESSIONAL ROMINAIONS. o » FFF IT ellogy johnson, ngressional nominations were made yester- ARE eet JR. Connell J.B. Bryan & Bro. day as follows:—R. L. Ewell (rep.), elghth Ken- Fo qpbn Kerworb. tucky; John Van Voorhis (rep. thirtieth New g # RR orks BF. Hovey (cop.), fourth New Jersey; A.A, J.B. Page. Ranney (rep.), third Massaehusetts; Wm. M. Laird H.W. Barehen. rep.) eighth’ Alabama; H. B. Holton (rep), Afth . H.W. lary! Elphonzo Youngs, ‘The friends of George C. Hazleton met yesterday NGLISH CEMENT and decided that he should not withdraw Rane must landed froin schoo! ranted the strongest, toughest and most elsstic | [-gp" LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE. Sen Sie Ea tl els Cielo et x Tvctlaud for sale, in lots to suit, at low prices, on Earth worsed Dy that great Scientest, Prof. "ASSESSOR'S OFFICE. a HAI BISCOE. of the FPA S unuiselon. Glues every- Detober & 1882, Mes) GEORGIA Lara peer th etree ea, solid 8 a Hock!” Wood, Eaper, al S license | ‘The maj for govern = > =: Re. “Always ready for iistant uset ‘Ussd | | 1>Applications for Liquor License iors nome | Georgia “now feos, a *So,b00. Yestel Mr, i : S. Smithsonian Institute, Government | Y¢at bexinuing November 1, next, phoma hp prow Stephens sent to the governor his lon of QUve Buttes, isco farce oct ae DMs a a a: | Gorn e tha brome Noeess rear: tail cates bs sosatine: | tie otic oF GOL gr Ee eer tie clan Getate Brush and 1in Cover, only 16 By Mahe Ise sates | nied. by: tho certiflonte of the ‘Collector. of Taxes that | district; which: wee ted, and an election to ve trade and public pplied bye fhe applicant has deposited in his office the requisite A the Vacancy has poem omeen es aoe x y PURE VEGETABLE OIL. ARA artrel ated candidate for governor, AN ABSOLUTELY PU? wains avenue, Was D.c, intine neants for Liquor License, must comply wit? | contest the election, not with the hope of duarters for that wonilerful $1 WAZORI That | existive requirements V"poinuuel exept at the dis: | In, Dut to Show’ alleged frauds and tptimidatio For Cooking Purposes is BETTER than Lard. Fully | $12,GUS!. That $1 CORN KNIFE, endorsed by ail | cations and no Notes will be atthe Gs) and he ‘hopes thereby to keep Stephens out till Equal to Butter, end Costs Much ake a: — All applicants who shall engagein or who shall con; | May next, Less than Either. Sold also by W. C. O"MEARA, 218 -Penua. ave. 05 _| fintie said business after the expiration of present DECLINED THB NOMINATION. WSEINGTOS, D. C., AUGUST 27, 1882, the applica shall’ ro ‘any reason they will be | Mr. ee’ pe ual has poplned Pe foe One Pound of Olive Butter Will Do the work of Two i pros ccitted under the existing laws, a ominatl gress in Desiring to retire from the Book and Stationery busi- Posten for, Ucenes wil ba head pay any fino wl fest Virginia, Pounds of Lard. Tow offer for sale in bulk Cluding ood will and a leaso of the preauiser: cars ts the less ee store in the District, and affers a rare ‘to €o into any one wishing io #e into the business. FRANCIS B. MOHUN, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, my entire stock, in- | Court iuay ‘BY ITAND REALIZE ITS GREAT MERITS. 04-6 Manufactured only by nevolen WASHINGTON BUTCHER'S SONS, PHILADELPHIA. 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 2 = FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. toed ch al cad salons on Of 20 Per cent will be, at- a rsa it Seok ‘By order of the Gesu FURNISH INDUS’ citizens of the ). O. MARYLAND MATTERS. Hart B. Holton, itimore county, was ni nated at Annapolls ye. a the repuilican, ‘The Potomac Oarsmen. THR RAPPAHANNOCKS SUFFER ANOTHER DFFRAT— THE M’KINNRY-PAGE RACE THIS AFTERNOON. There was a race yesterday afternoon over the national course on the Potomac between the Rap- Pahannock four anda junior four from the Poto- use. ‘The Rappahannock crew co: ard, jr., stroke; M. Tf. McCracken, i Corson, No. 2; T. Corrick, bow; and the Poto- macs Of Johnston, stroke; Wheatley, 3; Kautf- mann, 2 and Whittington, bow. Both’ crews got agool start, but the Pototnacs ‘soon took the lead and maintained it to the finish. crossing the line in 10:10, the Rappahannocks in 10:25. The interest manifested in the race this event between McKinney and Page has Increased, a boating men predict a severe struggle for the championships. The race will be called at 4:30 by Referee CorsoMMPor the Analostans, ethene No TROUBLE AT THE BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING.—The statement that there Is bad feeling at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in conse quence of a threatened discharge of printers who declined to sign a pay-roll for September, seems to have had its origin 1n a misapprehension. Some elzht or ten men claimed pay at an old rate (a higher than what 1s now patd for such ‘Woxk), and When the reports reached the ofllce the new rate was inserted, and the roll being pre- sented to them they refused to sign it, and were that thelr names would be understood to mean that if they did not sign they would be discharged, whereas It was intended that they should receive their pay on receipts, and the subject would be considered by the Doant of equalization, and the explanation having been- made to the men to-day all are satisfled and are at work. a AN AUCTIONEER CHA wren Vrotatixa Law. ThI3 morning, in the Police Court, Michael Foley, an auctioneer, was charged with’ selling a lot of furniture that was brought here from a place out- side of the District for sale, and falling to make a dropped. This THE VETERANS AT RICHMOND. A HEARTY RECEPTION ACCORDED THEM. AN ILLINOIS MOB AFTER A MURDERER, BRITISH SOLDIERS ACCUSED OF BRUTALITYy ‘The Veterans at Richmond. RECRIVED BY THE MAYOR AND REVIEWED BY TE GOVERNOR—VIRGINIA HOSPITALITY EXTENDED TO THE WASHINGTON SOLDIERS, Special Dispatch to Tae EveNtwa Stan. RrcuMonn,Va., Oct. 7.—The Union Veteran Corpa arrived in Richmond this morning at 6x3. They Were met at the depot by the Richmond Grayy commanded by Capt. Louls J. Bossieux, and es corted to the armory of the Ist Virginia regiment After ing arms, they proceeded to Ford's hotel, where breakfast was served. The train of ten passenger coaches, contained over six hue dred persons, including twenty-five men from the Washington Light Infantry, The Veterans nume berea-tty-eight ana made a very fine ap- pearance. At 9:30 the Veterans re-assembled a® the armory, and were formally welcomed by Hon. W. ©. Carrington, r ot Kichmond, im ry feeling speech. Capt. & E. Thomason, om aif of the ‘ans, replied in AUIng ter ing the city of Richmond and the soldiers. the kind reception of tie corps. After the tion, the Veterans, under th escort of company By Jone traded the first regiment, Capt. H. ¢ Syst streets, and were revic trom the pore co Of the executive mansion b; Wn. EB ameron. At the armory an exoclient collation, was served, which fully displayed Vingtuta hosple tality. Beautiful w r prevails, and there ig enthusiasm. ‘he Vetera ‘ave at ten to. nd there will be a display of depot in thetr honor immen: fireworks at th Joying themseive THE PROBABLE RESULT. Special Dispatch to Tae Evrxixo Sran. CoLtMBts, Onto, Oct. 7.—Returns to both of the state committees here indicate that a very large ‘Vote Will be polled on Tuesday next, netwithstande ing that {t is an “off year” so far as the state tickes is concerned. The co congressmen wilh be very close in several districts, and It | that. the a in the Cincinnat d return of one and a half per cent to the collector | Bulterworth. Much democrats Of taxes. ‘This is the first easeot the kind that has | Majority In Haralivon pubticanss been tried in this court. License Agent Raff stated | Clam that the: fair mae thata car load of furniture was sent from Balt- | Jor The de > 18 not So Sane tore to this city by Mrs. Margaretta Back, of Bal- | ule, but also claim a taajority of several thousand. Umore, and on last Thursday he arrested the de- fendant for selling this furnitur> at No. 639 Louisi- ana avenue, and not making a return of the sale to the collector of taxes. The defense showed that before the sale was begun that Mr. Foley bought the whole st-ck of goods and made a payment on it. The court took the case under consideration until Mr. Garnett appeared for the de- and asked the court to make an order to next Tuesday. fendant Brotect hum from arrest until the sale is finished. s the defendant declined to make the required re- turns, the court refused to make any such order. ‘The fine for the offence 1s from $100 to $1,000. —_ FINED FOR CRUELTY TO ANIMAIS.—In the Police Court tis morning August Dyson, a young col- ys in the work- house by Judge Snell, for cruelty to animals by in- fitcting unnecessary ‘cruelty on a horse by whip- Dantel Conner was then charged with working a horse with a sore ored man, was fined $% or 15 day ping it in West Washington. back. “Agent King, of the Humane Soclety, stated that the horse had’a sore on his back four in diameter. only’one inch in diameter, sore one inch would hurt @ horse as much as one four inches, and he would impose the usual flne— $Hor 15 days. | THe FROEBEL Soctery.—At a meeting of the Froebel Society in the house of Mr, R. W. Fenwick last evening, a communication was received from Mrs. Louise Pollock, president of the Kindergarten Union, to promote the cause, not only in extending a knowledge of its principles by every means in our power, but also by giving the free kindergarten to the poor, proposing the union of the two kinder- garten societies Into one, with the name of the Froebel Union. A generous offer by Mrs, Anna B. Ogden to teach, without compensation, the Betha- ny Free Kindergarten was accepted, and a vote of thanks to the Presbyterlan church for the use of the Bethany chapel, on Olto avenue, was passed. jas de ls tale THE FUNERAL oF Mx. Jouy R. Mcreay.—The funeral of Mr. John R. Murray took place this morning at 10 o'clock, from the family residence, 217 43g street northwest, and was largely attended by the Irtends of the family. The remains were lald in a casket, and looked quite Mre-lke. “The cofim gras cuyered with many floral tributes by th ‘hbors and friends of the dgoeased. Rev. Walter was the officiating clergyman. ¢ pall-bearers were James L. Barbour, John H- Semmes, W. D. Wyvill, Joseph Shillington, J. H. Blackfan, and William H. Morrison, ‘The’ inte ment was in the family vault, Congressional cem- etery. IPPED OF HER STOLEN Rardewr.—Last ‘Thurs orning while a colored girl named Annis Was promenading through the Smithsonian grounds, decked out in fine garments, apparently made for another Mary Brent, another colored woman, made her appearance’ on the scene and tinmedlately claimed the fine garments and swore that she woul have them rigit then and there, Annie protested that the clothes were her's, but the infuriated owner of the clothes made a rush on her, when Annie gathered her skirts under her arms ind made adash for home. Mary and her companions soon captured “her, and ‘although Annie Kicked and fought like a tiger, in a remari ably short space of time every garment she had on had been stripped from her. In the Police Court yesterday she pleaded guilty to stealing the clothes, and got 60 days in jail. ee ‘THE VETERAN Corrs’ DEPARTURE FOR RICHMOND. The Unton Veteran Corps left for Richmond a little after 11 o'clock last night. Before their de- parture, Adjutant George E. Corson, in the name of the members of the staff, presented the corps with a handsome stand of ational colors. The Veterans were escorted to the Baltimore and Pow- mac depot by the Washington Light Infantry Corpsand hand. ‘The following are the officers of the Veteran Corps: Captain, 8. E. Thomasson; first Heutenant, M. E. Urell; Second Meutenants, T. B, Harrison and Z. E. Thomas; staff adjutant, George E. Corson; quartermaster, E. L. Grant; surgeon, Florence’ Donoghue; inspector, Will A. Short; "engineer and ordnance officer,’ Charles Ebert; commissary, William Hoover. Among those who accompanted the corps to Richmond were the following honorary members of the corps: L. B. Cutler, W. F. Thompson, G. W. Furcron, Dr. H. E. Bates, EH. Leib, C. G. Hel mick, W. E. Layton, Henry D. Pfell, A. 3. Preall, W. F. Dunn, Ed Kerrott, L. E. Kearney, J.T. For- syth, W. A.’ Moore, Robert Armer, L. J. Bryant, Z. Bilts, H. J. Penrod, G. W. Weed,'and George F. W. Strleby. ‘The corps, who will be the guests of the ist ‘regiment Virginia volunteers during their stay in Richmond, will return to-morrow morning. ———— Mugs. MILLER AND Mus.-O'Connett.—Mrs, Lucre- tla C. Miller, the lady who swore out a warrant at the Police ‘Court yesterday afternoon charging Mrs. Mary E. O’Conhell with assaulting her at the bureau of agriculture on Thursday, was at the Po- Uce Court this afternoon again to inquire why the warrant had not been served. She was referred to the fifth precinct station house, and was told by Lieut. Arnold that he had just received the war- Tant and he would have the matter attended to. Mrs, Miller stated that Mrs. O’Connell came after her again at the agricultural bureau this orning, and still charges that she is the right Miller, and the woman she 1s after for steal- ing her husband. Mrs. O'Connell had also pre- ferred charges against her to have her dismissed from her situation. She (Mrs. Miller) was called Defore an officer of the bureau. She also sald that the published accounts of the assault at te de- partment were terribly exaggerated, and the as- Sault was a trifling one, but she wants Mrs. O’Con- nell bound over to keep the ee WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE. Governments. United States 5s extended 33s. Asked. baled bis fe He ea 8 : : United States 4s, 1907, coupon.. Ley United States 4s, 1907, United States 3 per cents.. District of Columbia Permanent improvement 6s, 1891, coin.. 116: Permanent improverent 7a, 1891, cur.. 0 Market stock 7s, 1892, cur. Water stock 7s, 1901, curren Water stock 7s, 1903, curren: Fifty years’ fundiny Fwenty years funding Spe, 1s, cur'y ‘wenty Years’ funding €s, 1892, coin. Thirty years funding 66, 1902, coin. Fire Insurance and Gaslight Companies. e i ag * s «= lég Bell ISHII 38 $3 ches ‘The defendant sald the sore was The court said that a he li nd Sunday Law tssues enter so langel palgn that men in both parties vote differently for candidates. For instance, Catholics are urging the election of the $0-call temperance ticket (Which ts really for an Observe ance of the Sabbath), and which ts republican, ‘The employes of salons, etc., Who are. now requtred to work on Sundays,are mostly demoe crats, but they have an Interest in a law observi the Sabbath, and will probably, to a great exte Support the ticket that favors it. It ts for this other reasons that the republicans are 80 confle dent of carrying the state. European News To-day. LORD TENTERDEN’S SUCCESSOR. Loxpow, Oct. 7.—The appointment of Sir Julian | Pauncefote, as permanent under secretary for the foreign department, to succeed the late Lord ‘Tene terden, is gazetted, THE RUSSIAN PORRIGN OFFICR. St. Pergnsnvne, Oct. 7.—Count Lomsdorf nas been appointed director, and Prince Obolensky oe of the chahcellery of the foreignt office. FIRING AT LAND AGENTS. DUBLIN, Oct. 7.—Two land agents named Scots and Froome have been fired at from behind a he at Bally Castle, but were not burt. Both men had reviously been fired at. A farmer named Hogan as been Shot in the thigh at Bollina. One arres® has been made. Sy Hunting Down a Murderer. ‘Terrible excitement where three hundred for John Leigh, who It round he will be ‘shot or E. T. Leigh, the father of the d Jolin $1,000 if he would kik He has been co neasttiod to jall, and big ob. —————— A Plucky Ohio Barber. RicuMonp, Onto, Oct. 7.—George ‘Thomas, cole ored, went to the shop of William Howell, a cole ored barber, yesterda nd fired two shots at him, He then started to rin, when Howell shot him ) through the head, Atiiing bim Instantly. ‘The Tariff Commission. New York, Oct. 7.—The tarift occ tinued its session to-day at the Windsor hi The first_ witness calied was A. H. Angell, repre= senting H. F. Taintor, and also a committee ape Polnted to appear before the commission at # ting Of the Whiting and Paris white mate aaeurets. Prot, iT. Cox, of San Francisco, @ jogist and mining engineer, reviewed the mine’ fig industry and thecitect of the tar on it hence acted Sprr LD, 4 exists in Christian ut | armed men are searching | shot James Rigby. hanged instantly. murderer, promis Rigb: Events in Egypt A REPORT WITH A GOOD EFFECT. ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 7.—The report that the joint control fs likely to be abolished has produced am excellent effect. TROOPS KELIEVED OF POLICE DUTIES. Catro, Oct. 7.—Gen. Wolseley has ordered that the troops be relieved from police duties. BRUTALITY CHARGED AGAINST BRITISH SOLDIERS, Loxpox, Oct. 7.—The Cairo correspondent of the | Cologne Gazette declares that the Egyptian | wounded were murdered by the British in the trenches -el-Kebir long after all resistance had ceased. A letter from a non-commissioned officer of the 424 regiment, published in the 7% Says the orders were to spare none of the ener and to bayonet every one of them, as they woul Shoot thesoldiers treacherously if the latter passed, em. ANORD. ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 7.—A native who was cone Victed of committing terrible atrocities during the massacres of June 11th, was executed here this. morning before an immense crowd. A MOSLEM MISHAP. Camo, Oct. 7.—While the annual caravan, which Tecently departed with imposing ceremonies, Was Journeying to Suez on the way to Mecca, the'can- opy over the sacred carpet was caught and over= turned by a telegraph wire, and the sacred em= biem was exposed to view. The dervisches im charge were greatly excited by the accident. It is not certain but that the caravan Will have to re {urn and the ceremony be performed over again im ——— Extradited. New York, Oct. 7.—August and William Ruhe and Ernest M-ilman, the German forgers who were charged with forging bills of exchange gregating 6,090 marks on the Deutsche Keich! Of Berlin, and who fled to this country, with —= juni d: jay handed over to the cu: bree ed them in care of the captain of the Germany for triai In sentencing a criminal been extradited by the OU, 8., Chief Justice Hagerly took occaston to contrast the dil..toriuess of Canafian officlals in surrender- ing criminals from across the border with the promptness displayed by the United States under Shinilar circumstanees. -_ Mrs. Realf Gains Mer Suit. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.—The Jury in the case Of Mrs, Catharine L. Real ust Lippincot’s Maga. | zine for libel in publishing an article upon the lite of her husband, Col. Richard Realf, the poet, im which her character Was attacked, returned a Ver~ dict this morning in favor of Ube plain, awatde ing her damages inthe sum of Double Fusion. INDIANAPOLIS, Oci. 7.—The greenbackers’ state central committee have named Niblack, of the democratic Ucket, and Judges Mibbey abd Berk- shire, of the republican Ucket, for the supreme court judges. —— Hlinois as a Coal State, Ccaco, Oct. 7,—The forthcoming report of the state bureau of labor will show that Iilinois second only to Pennsylvania in the production coal, and the output has increased from six million tons in 1880 to nine milifon tons for this year, Forty-six out of the 01 coal, and the aggreg: nearly been fourteen iniliion dollars, eo Suffocated by Gas. 7.—Emma Strauss, aged 20; and deen ie ber room this morning. im 90 Courtlandt street. nn , of the Hamme here yesterday “isnot line, from Wurtemburg, and was New Orleans to reside with some tricnds. Ra Telegrams to The Star. { ae ee