Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1882, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, SATUR OBER EDUCATIONAL. LION AND PHYSI- DRY GOODS. GOoDs. DRY_GOODS. ror THE LADIES. Receiving from the manufacturers every day, LADIES' SILK CLOAKS and DULMASS, in great variety. Also, LADIES’ COATS and ULSTERS, in fine cloth, at prices to suit all. Brocaded PLUSHES and VELVETS in all the new NC¥ SCHOOL OF BLOCK Edition Latest Telegrams to The Star. The Walking Match. THE 2 P.M. SCORE, New Yors, Oct. &—Two p.m. score: Fitz- erald, 561 miles, 5 laps 3 Herty, 528 mites, Our stock of Black and Colored VELVETS and PLUSHES is compicte. Ladies’ Cloaking in all shades and at all prices. Don't fail to call and examine for yoursslves. J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., 817 Market Space. DEVE IN WHITE BLANKETS. Noremac, 544 mil laps; Hughes, 503 mii THRES P. M. SCORE, , 58 joremac, 547; Herty, bll—returned to th track. —_>___ Foreign Affairs. GEN, WOLSELEY IN ENGLAND AGAIN. Oct. %8.—Gen, Sir Garnet Wolseley o'clock this afternoon, on bis return from Egypt. He was enthusiastically received by a large crowd, FLOOD IN THE THAMES. Heavy rains have caused tloois in the Thames valley, especially at Oxford, Windsorand Egham. ‘The waters continue to ris boat pler here was carried away, but was recov- ‘The houses adjacent to Thames street are LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE EVER EXUIBITED IN WASHINGTON. 6-pound ALL-WOOL GOODS $5. Janded at Dover at 3 FINER GRADES FROM $6.50 to $12. EVERY DEPARTMENT STOCKED ‘The Charing Cross TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY, I street, near TYLER & CHEWNING, A STEAMER DISABLED. Steamer Madrid, from New Castle, for Baltimore has taken refuge at Roche's Polnt, her machinery being damag: Arraigned for Gificial Misconduct. Newark, N, J., Oct. 23.—Ex-clty Controller of Newark Daniel W. Baker was arraigned in the court of oyer and teriminer to-da; ullty to an indictment for of Ye gave Dall in the sum of $2,500 to appear for ‘The indictment contains ay over to th PRICES LOWER THAN 918 7rH STREET NORTHWEST. INE SHIRTS Cheaper than any other hou don't want vou to take our say ““Hannis” Shirt Jong clot mtu Dutecall and see th ‘Made of fine round thread, repared sizing to ; reinforced with fine tinea bosom, lined neck band, (not 1 seams, (not -r'and stitched through with one stitch); all hed r ady for the wast tub, with button holes cut irked, (not worked and then fall stock cf, Wint: and pleaded not lelal_ misconduct. We shall strive to ma‘ntain the rey s of selling wood Goods at ttation of the old jowest possible trial in December next. three counts alleging neglect to city treasurer sums of money which he had re- celved as city controller. amounts alleged to havo boen w —— A Colored Rongh Killed. w YORK, Oct. 28.—A dispatch dated Rushsyl- a, Ohio, Says a number of colored rowdies Who ee and frightening the e last night were pursued by nd, on their retusa e Was killed aud five captured, Dull Day in Wall Street. THE STOCK MARKET FEVERISHL. New York, Oct. 2 ‘The money borrowers on call at collateral pledged. paper are uncl ketsare all rather dull to~ta Donds are strong and higher for the fives, State bonis are up alg for the ‘Tounessee 1ssues and are otherwise unchanged. Railroad bonds are strong and higher. The stoc been feverish, with 3 sleeve banus ‘The largest of the three hheld 13 $362, pil sie For the coming week we shall offer: ta, Nohousein best ‘Ail tho latest tate this krand b ‘sold for $1.25, a Scarfs sold for 40c. MEGINNISS', 1002 F etrest. e White citizens der, fired upon. 0: GEES, DAY & CO., $22, §24 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, bean ore financial article rket continue beet and mercantile bos GRAND OPENING 4 full ine of all the most fashionable Dress Goods at United Stites LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS AND ULSTERS. ake Shore strong throughout, the other Vanderbilt stocks at best steady, and the remainder of the list heavy to weak.’ The Weakest stocks has beea s tern Union ‘Tel ware, Lackawanna and Western. agement of tho New York, Chicago and St. Louls pany will be reorganized in thie Vanderbiit in- st tn January by which time all the stock t from the projectcrs and late owners of the road, will have been delivered and patd for. “short” Interest in the 1: ‘The forelga exchange m oe ‘Telegraphic Briefs. The large barn of Hersty Groot, near Lancas- ter, Pa., Was struck by Ii was destroyed, together W ing seven head Of live stock and the Season’s LARGE DISPLAY OF LADIES’ SILK DOLMANS AND CIRCULARS. ket is again Increased. ‘The best Dollar Silk ever offered, worth $1. ENDID ASSORTMENT OF PLUSH GARMENTS, rt and easy vet, from 90 cts. up. Cotored Plushes in all tl $1.75 per yar 1. Sold elsewhere at $2.50. the most fashionable shades, at tning last night and h the contents, Includ- 3 cases yard-wide Cre iy worth 25 cts. T nnes, at 12. cts. per yard, pos- s sule cannot be repeated. LARGEST LINE OF CHILDREN’S WRAPS IN 1HE CITY. ‘The loss on the Gate’s Eouse at Bennington, Vt., destroyed by fire last nigit, 1s total. ‘Was insured for $6,000, valued at $12,000. ‘The fur- niture was partly Saved aad {s insured for $1,125, which nearly covers the iss. surrounding: ‘The building Our stock of Ready-Made Dresses and Garments 1s complete, and contains some of the finest ever brouglit ‘The damage to’ the roperty Was $500, Three hundred thousan¢ dollars’ worth of land 1s Wassold InNew York yesterday to an English company. Thomas T. Huds Fort Worth, who was repor y3 igo, brourht suit yesterday agal Willis & Bro., of Galveston, for $100, for seizure of his stock, thereby s1 ——— INSTRUCTION BLANKETS! AN IMMENSE STOCK OF BLACK AND COLORED CASHMERES, OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION, on, a dry goods merchant, of COMFORTERS! ,000 damages EASIEST, SHORTEST, CURTAINS! BALTIMORE, 00 second series, ALL AT POPULAR PRICES. do. new ten-forties, 4245 bid GUINNIP, DAY & CO. i January, 1.0da: asf EMPSTONE & PERRY. A’ RHADAMAS, OTTO- NS, VELViTS aud PLUSHES, plain ‘and bro- SBURGH & BRO., 7H STREET. 420, 422 and 44 8) 50c., 62x0., | jool per steatuer :BRATED CASHMER’ 000 bushels: corn. 2 Tes, BIC, LADIES’ GOODS. Bp CLOTHE: eis | Q:PECIAL OPENING _ (s DED CASHMERES and BILLIARD % LADIES CLOTHS, 37¥e., 50c. ALL SHADES, as MOURNING BONNETS AND HATS, 2 6-4 LADT S' CLOTH, at $1 and $1.25. IDAY AND SATURDAY, OCT 201TH AND 2isr. brated BLACK CASHME [NG GOODS and ENG SHUNT, VELS and BLANKETS a fine lino. Great Bargains in our Li -n Wallice, second third. Time, 1576 BRUNSWICK HAS / WALK*OVER. Brunswick lad a walk sver in the fourth race, Col. Sprague belny too lane to start. eee ‘The Paymaster Gmerai’s Report. SOME IMPORTANT RI ‘aymaster General Rociester in his annual re- port of the transactions of the pay de} the army for the fiscal HEMPSTONE & PERRY, W FALL DRY GOODS. MMENDATIONS. GOODS of the best | € snctat the Lowest Prices. oder’s Celebrated. He recomme’ amended as to allow, in the d ary of War, one montl’s | sof the army, withat deduction of pay or alluwances, for €ach yee during which such ab- been taken. ¥ : NOT bE Bear. | ion of the Se 72H STREET, above M. a gh au encale 2 GOODS, ALL THE LATEST STYLES AND BR WAVES and He recommends the r of that provision in 76, Wheh forbids p: triilrouds. He invite sters’ bonds, The ers of We ‘Treasury hold that under the laws now In fore they ha e the suretles on a paymaste tes are held for all 2 er from the date of the epproval of the ond to the Close of his sevice under his current ‘This shouldbe corrected by proper. legislation, such as was «tended to collectors ot internal revenue and to pisunasters. ‘There should also be a Ilmit beyond which it will not be com- petent for an action to be brought against the sureties on a bond—the jaymaster, however, to He suggests fivcyears after the expira- tion of the bond.. ‘The enlisted men of thearmy still continue, to a large extent, to avail thenseives of the benefits of and f 1s belleved that its in- fluence tends to encourag? habits of economy and ‘The ystem has been in oper- ation for ten years, and ding that time the sun Of $3,813,081.78 has been reelved on deposit. The the same period amount to $2,766,613.27, leaving at thé close of the fiscal year 468.51 gill_ on dey @ act of May 15th, 1872, be so amended as to allow intenst on the minimum de- posit (five dollars) from th} date of deposit, provi- ded it shall be deposited s&*months prior to date ymends that the bene- ‘act be extent to the commissioned ‘ne ‘ettlement of claims of colored soldiers and sailos for pay, bounty and prize money has progressed satisfactorily. Se jovernment Affairs. LIQUOR LISNSES. New applications for liqtor licenses filed to-day rsom: P. L. Bagnam & C xk, B J. Carley mnmlly, A. Freiley, BC. age over lund gri tion to the subject of accounting of of Prints, Brown and Pleach Canton 1 Leading Domestics, at **Rock bottou” and the verdict fs p71 TILATED and WELL KiD. An examination of Goods aud comparison Je into Thompron Waves, Co- filled at shortest of Hiydrogen.” 7 tore is now comp! t itis weil “lighted, actions of the WILLIAN, sEKN_HATS AN FIN Ose Price ONx¥. TRUNNEL & CLARK. NETS, AKABI CAPS, ATION LACES, APS UF EVERY DESCRIPTION, DRESS TRIMMING: ETC. os ff 907 Peunsyivania ayenne. Feathers dyed and reeurled equal to new ones, "ME VON BRANDIS, formerly with Lord & FUR-LINFD FUR ite Trevise, Par SHORELIDGE ( s858g TTTT the deposit system, aaa) Philadelphia, Pa, to check desertion. ‘Dolmans and Suits made at the shorrest notice, Perfect Work. Superior Fitting. | Satisfaction scuaranteed. Dresses, Bridal ‘Trousseaus a specialty. ©5-6mi_ 907 Pennsylvania ave., over M. Willian’s, c= RUPPERY, NOS. 403 AND 405 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. RARE ATTRACTION OF NEW NOVELTIES, IN FANCY WORSTED WORK Spee me for eres Soe ea Jaterial on hand. Stamping promptly executed. of GPECIAL FALL OPENING, Assortment of novelties, both domestic woolens, ENGLISH WORSTEDS, SCOTCH CHEVIOTS, FANCY DIAGONALS, ENGLISH MOHAIRS, Ero., For Dresa, Walking and Business Suits. EXCELLENT TAILORING. all staples and portation) and Correct Prices, E. SCHEEL, ORGANI id VOCAL” MUSIC. TS, as well as those _w: ners or Teachers. repayments during the sum of $1 734 12th street northwest. ommends that t TRICOTS ALONG, RLINGTON ACAD! ace CORCORAN BUILD- Pa. Ave axp l5ru ST. Orr. U.S. TREasuaY. Aselect school for Boys and Young Men. 3 moral chiructer re of discharge, GooD CUTTERS. officers of the army. and evening resi on Linen, Mammoth tion in the common En: Close attention id to all detail ‘execu- tion of orders, and moderate peioas? Prompt Washington, D.C. Hungarian Yarns, al mx Ladies, West E eh, Conn Thirteenth year ‘ounmences SLPTNAE from the following ‘Thos. Brown, John E. Dubant, Catherine Ford, John Farrell, A\ natius Nau, and John Liquor licenses approvel to-day by the Commts- sioners: John Corrizan, Jufty & Leannarda, Geo. H. Fogle, Charles Greff, Nary A. Log: Charles Schrocty,’and Charles Klotz. proved were W, L. Beuchert, M. Bryan, Nicholas Clorka August Glescl Niemann, John A. Hannah Leonard, ; ARREARAGES DF TAXES. The receipts at the Distret collector's office yes- irkearage taxes were wanna zene maaan AMY LEAVIT Yocai and ins. ‘M4 K street north «est. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEL Aru, OF FRENCH BONNETS AND LONDON HATS, selected personally while in Europe. ‘You are respectfully invited. seal fotolia 617 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., Washington. ichael Hayden, and MRS. J. P. PALMER, No. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, DOUGLASS’, HOOPSKIRTS AND BUSTLES OUR OWN MAKEOF 1) es STEEL, 500. UP. Samples and rules for selt-measuremont. with fashion by mail everywhere. Branch stores in all terday on account of 5 $10,513.79; to-day up to 12)’cluck they were ‘$5,000. ‘The entre receipts durin; the present month to to-day frem tax arreariges were about $60,009. ——— The Avenue Pavement Case Decided, This morning, in the Equity Court, Judge Hag- ner gave his decision in tle case ot C, E, Creecy against the District of Cylumbia and H. L. Cran- ford, in favor of the deferdants. The bill in this case was for an injuncton to restrain the de- fendants from using the Shillinger patent pave- ment in the District, aad to recover for royalty. Creecy claimed that he owned the right and it was ghown that on July 3d, to seven different partles and the court heid that Creecy alone could not maintain the suit. J the fact that Shillinger after the assignment, in hich he claiis that he ‘Was the owner of the pat¢nt,and a few years after- Wards his name appears Artificial Stone company in ani the District. After noticng some other features of the case the court ‘that re of English. Rot ave, $50; Latu, Umuited silmbet of Voir i O'MEARA’S LIQUID iT WATCH SPRIN ANY STYLE AND SES ) ORD: REFUSE" STE! us University, an othes MADE HOOPSEIRTS OF * A fine Freuch Woven CORSET at $1, A Fine French Contil |-made This comet in sold in other abesweee Ge eee We have one special lot of Regula Cardinal, Biue and Brown, at 25c, Would os DOUGLASS, between Connecticut av al, J. P. CAULEIELD, Mus. Doe resumed Septe rand Advan Warranted the strongest, toughest and moet elastic ted the #1 and my Endorved by that great Scientest, Prof. S. Fish Commission. Glues every- Giue on Earth! Baird, of the Buine ‘solid as a Rock! Faper, Leather, ways ready for instunt use Smithsoulan Inetitut inet-makers, Marble- 1871, 'Shilitngsr patent, whicl M5 ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 TENTH STREET NOR’ Makes CORSETS to order in y] i 3 to order in every style and inatertal, SPECIALTIES Underelothing, coe Hagner also noticed A. JANUS, A. M,. @ Dill 14 days ‘Coluntian College, | Sd euarantess — ‘Merino Underwear races and all Dress Reform Goois. ny ‘The “‘Hercules” Sup- Mise H. is special aont. make, that for the price Norce OF REMOVAL. e °c ‘complainant with the erful $1 B. Chitra Goods Catalogue sent Sold also by W. C. O"MEARA, 215 Penus. ave. 05 347 Penney’ Corsets: and, Bustos. Headquarters for that ‘w Tera gt Comes for which GUN! That $1 CORN 1 NB.—French, German and Spanish spoken. YOU WANT A NEW = 2 poe 3 © POPULAR TRUNK A ANUFACTORY HAS RF: handsome new N.W., Wasineton, D. asortment of T! AND HARKNESS OVE! I PeWNSYLYANIA AVE. Cuil aud see his extensive ms ASP HOKSE GOODS. vz promptly and with the old store, "8 Silk Hats to order. or remodels ‘The Star Route Bribery. ‘MR. DRIVER'S CONNECTION WITH THE CASE. Mr. Wells said this afternoon that {t does not follow because conspiracy is charged against Mr. Dickson that Mr. Driver should be arrested. ME. DICKSON'S HOPE. After Mr. A. L. Barbour had become surety for Mr. Dickson and was leaving the courtroom Mr. Dickson grasped his hand and sai “I hope, my friend, that you cause to regret this act of friendshlp in halt.” 4 have not the slightest fdea that I ever wil,” was the response. IN RELATION TO THE DENIAL that a warrant for the arrest of Henry A. Bowe} special agent for the Departinent of Justice, 1 been applied for, a Srar reporter saw Mr. Charis | § 8. Moore, assistant district attorney, and asked | him if Mr, Dickson had appited to him for a w rant. Mr. Moore stated that Mr. C. Maurice Siniti, Dickson’s counsel, came to him and asked for a warrant against Bowen, charging him with trying to influence a juror on the star route jury. Mr Moore said that as the whole bribery miatier had been put in the hands of Mr. Wells, he referred Mr. Sinith to Mr. Wells. Mr. Smith'states that Mr. Dickson did not apply to Mr. Wells for the warrant, but he (Smith) applied to Mr. Wells for the warrant, Mr, Wells disclaims any knowled.e of any warrant against Bowen belng applied for. NO QUARREL. There was a report in circulation to-day that Mr. Dickson and Mr. Kennedy, who ts employed in the marshal’s office, and who 1s intimate with Mr. Dickson, had had a quarrel. Such, however, 18 not the fact—the only words passing being Mr. Dickson questioning the accuracy of the testimony of Mr. Kennedy as to the remark attributed to him (Dickson.) TRYING TO GET A BONDMAN FOR PAYNE. The friends of Arthur Payne, the colored man, who was arrested Wednesday night, in connection with tho star route Jury brivery cases, who 1s Still in fall, have been trying In vain for the past two days to get a Dondsmen for him, but have not found any one yet that will give the $2,000 bail required. ML never have be- —_—$——_<oo_—__—__ ‘The Retrent from the Jeannette. LIEUT. DANENMOWER CONTINUES TS NARRATIVE. Before the Jeannette board of inquiry this morn- ing Lleut. Danenhower resumed his narrative of the retreat after the loss of the Jeannette. suid that the next day was spent tn workt : ward. On the 2ist they met natives, who oit-Ted to pilot them to Bulun, and on the 221 they started down the river and met natives on the On the 2th they stopped at a village fifteen iniles from Bulun and were kindly receive ‘The condition of the party at this time was very bad, Mr. Melville was carried from the boat to the house on asied, wille Leech and Lauterbach were hardly abla to ‘stand. The next day, Wednesday, the chlef asked with ss for’a wrillng, Witch he indicated he wante 1 for the priest. at Bulun, Accordinciy they wrote letters in English, French, German anid Sweedish, and Mr. Newcomb’ prepartd a drawing eship fast inthe tee. These documents were ‘wed up in a cloth bag and given to tie chief. | He seemed to be in high spirits, and Indicated that we would s90n be in Bulun, Oh the nextday the | arty was assigned to ahut which the natives nad specially prepared for them. Mr. Mel- ville announced to them that scurvy had ap- peared among them and advised them how to take care of themselves,and also told them that during his (Melville's) sickness witness would be in command, October Bth they we surprised to see a Russian in the village. Witness eli an Interview with bln and endeavored 00 Bat suade him to take him (witness) to his house. ‘The witness made arrangements with ‘the Russian to take them to Bulun. He returned to camp, and Mr. Meiville expressed great satisfaction atthe resuits of his trip, Mr. Melville had greatly Improved and again took command, The men one by one recovered, and were soon again able to do duty, ‘The party remained at the yillage six weeks before they finally succeeded in getting | I on thelr journey. Witness gave in detati | es during this interval and their erous negotiations and interviews with and Russians, by means of which they ceeded In spreading the new in regard to the mi-sing vessels. On Monday, October 17th, wit- ness returned from his trip northward in starch of the missing boats, and reported to Mr. Mel- Ville his fll stiecess. O-tobor 29th, Kousma, who had been & Buiun, returnell and brought a note trom man slating that the captain’s party was st Kousmaexplained that he met two men € and Ninderian) at the villaze of the seven houses (a3 he called 1t) Mr, Meiyillo turned over the | Charge of the party to witness and started tor | Bulun the next day. Twas ali ready to continu: the search, and 89 stated to Mr. Melville, when he order.d me to remain in charge of the camp. Continuing his narrative, witness stated November 1st the commandant of Bulun rived at the village where thew! boat party was and called upon them about 11a, m. He presented a long document signed by Ninderman and Noros, anit reading the document nd Mncing that the location of the ptain’s: party was not stated, witness decided to ito 5 ay to Butun, but could not induce any of the natives to under- take the journey. ‘The rest of Uie narrative related to the move- ments of the party and their treatm by the Russian at orities (full details of which hive already been pubilshe 1) on thelr journey to Ya- kutsk. ‘The court_adjourned til 10:3) a.m. Mon- day, When Lieut. Danenhower will probably con- clude his testimony. Anuy Lraves.—The leave of absence? granted Capt. Charles R. Barnett, assistant qu ortermaster, isextended until January 1, 1863. Leave for six months {s granted First Ltcut. Francis B. Jones, regimental quartermaster 34 Infantry. The 1 ranted Second Lieut. Dunes A. ifutton, ts ex- ned two month ranted Leeut, Jam cavalry, 13. jed tree m: NavaL Notes.—The partment fs in- formed of the arrival of the Powhatan at Pat= mouth, N. IL, with the Constitution In tow, and of the departure of the Tall: for Portsmouth, anding smouth with ita Montauk, ., Yesterday eveuing. Winter Qc —Gen. RB. Ayres, com- maniing the 24 ery, has notified the War de- partment that his command will break camp at ad.,!n a few days, and return to stitions—Washington barracks, Washington, D.C., and Fort McH-nry, Md. Gon! Ayres has asked permission for the tidops to visit Antietam and Gettysburg on their march to their winter stations. the respectiv News FROM THE ASIATIO SQUADRON.—Rear Ad- miral Clitz, commanding the Asiatic station, re- ports to the Navy department under date of Yoko- hama, Japan, October 6th, that the Swatara ar- rived at Singapore August 26th, and left that port on the 31st. She pessed Augerhead, Java, on September 84. Th* Monocacy was ordered. to proceed direct to Yokohama, but deinyed at ‘veto, September 2it, by a wroken rudder spin- die. A new one ordered from Shanghal. The distribution of the other vessels in the Asiatic station remained as wien last reported. On Oc. tober 7th Adutral Ciltz reports that affairs were quiet in China and Japan, and thet “several Coreans have been seen walking in the streets of Yokohama, and good feeling between Corea and Japan seems to’ b2 entirely restored. Mr. Hanabusa was given a public reception here upon his return from his successful mission to Corea. Cholera has ceased in this neighborhood, one the health of the officers and men is excel lent.” ARMY SnooTina Prizes.—The War department 1s informed that the prizes for the army rifle con- tests, wh'ch have just closed at Fort Leaven- worth, Kansas, were awarded as follows: First prize to Sergeant Barrett, of the engineers; sec- ond, to Sergeant Clark, 1st cavalry; third, to Ser- veces! James, 8th cavalry; fourth, to Sergeant aly, 1st artillery; fifth, to private Harrington, 1st artillery, and sixth, to Lieut. Homer, 5th artil- lery. ——_—-_— Nor Tuat Bowen.—Mr. Joel W. Bowman, who 1s a special exzminer of accounts for the depart- ment of Justice, and who was recently recalled from North Carolina to testify in the star route bribery cases, has been ordered to Georgia to ex- amine the accounts of Marshal Longstreet. Mr. Bowman’s name has on several occasions been confounded with the name of Henry A. Bowen, who Is charged by foreman Dickson, of the star route jury, with attempting to bribe him, but he knows nothing whatever of the matter. +THE UNIVERSAL PostaL UNION CONVENTION.- Hon. J. H. Blackfan, the superintendent of the foreign mails division, submitted his annual re- port to the Postmaster General this morning. He recommenas legislation to catry into effect the provisions of article 6th of the universal postal union convention, concluded in Paris June 1st. 1878, respecting the payment of a limited indem- nity in the case of a 103s of a registered article. AN INTERESTING WILL Case.—To-day Mary J. Hawes filed by Mr. 1G. Kimball a bill agitnst Mary Ann Jervis. The complainant is the widow of the late W. B. Hawes, wo died In 1879, and de- fendant his sister, ‘The bill sets forth tat in 1876 Hawes adopted Charles Gerlock, who topk the mame of Chas. G. Hawes, and he was to be raised, cared for and educated as his own son; that after her marriage and adoption of the son Hawes in- tended to make a new will, but neglected to.do 30 at In Au 79, a paper purportiny ie Will was adinitied t0 probate with welerenca tO 8 settlement and provision for the adopted son; that subsequently a settlement was reached by which ull real estate not included in the will was ‘to be held by defendant,and she was to convey to complainant certain other real estate, and this einem Oi ths ace i ade cree, her fendant a wil! tn which complainant and the adopted son are not provided for. pein eT 28, 1882—-DOUBLE SHEET. WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE. Washingtonians at the PRAISE FOR THE DISTRICT TROOTS—THE Untied States Se extended 356. ORGANIZATIONS ATTRACT MUCH a} tates sys, ISY1, cous coof Tae Evexrxe Sram. PartapeLruta, Oct, 2% parade to-day To the great va the interior of the nly cqau'pped and: y organization Was anis and the sad the Monue of Balumore, therefore ait.” were applauded a The Washington troops in District of Coiumiia arly all of the Was’ ‘neton Knights Templar — Some of the Deyclers te. ‘noon 10 & WISI t colors awarted to t Souveats of Penn are all the rage 7] Kaight W. S. Roose, of De Molay Com= with him a very hand This ts a cane of ‘The oak Was brought from land, as a notion prevatied in that country years ago that Chere Was no wood on Uhis Conti nent. The cane has a beautifully wrought silver head, having the figures 1 everywhere In Philadeiphia, intertwined 1 a) Th presented to Mr. amandcr Cooper, of St. Johns Philadelphia, in recognition Of coupe y Mr. Roose tomembers of St. Joba's The final ceremonies in the celebration took Academy of Muste, in Whiot ndery, will take iy Penn first live: Ivantioe Minin SN, Which are seem of Washington. National Metro; Commandery. a brilliant au children, and sses by District ham and Governor Hoyt The latter fore mally closed te cel i onl “Mahone and the P. 0. D.” Again OcTOBER 27, 188% & Eventee Stan: 4 brief reply to the note ot A's Issue of Tas Srag, im 7 — NEW YORK soc! To the Fattor of 7) Mr. Dallas tn List Which Mr, Dallas says ‘very oMloe-holder, mate or fema | campatia 4s It appears to me ave fallen ta | Soa Ont. & West level if It becomes meee ° srring Une employes and that an as To demand & cone my loyes of the Unt Lo Much, Cie yws the money thus collected )to be einployed for the very Muall and obseure. tis such low meant sport. trom the erwise Would about time that the ‘ondensed Locals. Sof crand lare ainst the French velvets and diam’ . Sturgis, at the 8: en set for next Tuestay ming, who mad went for such shameless: ae A Fees Mam Wail of the Victims, | hous: to the Albany peuitentiary, has been Dorn tts a gienk alk pally Or else tt wouldn't thrive While robbing a poor widow And hungry babies five, With patches on my breeches I'm hurrying home to vote, My boty covered with leeches And dagger drawn at my throat ‘Two per cent to Jay Hubbell And five per cent to Mahone! When will these thirsty blood suckers Let us poor devils alone. Stalwarts, Half-breeds, and Kickers WA! soon be out of thelr trouble, th the ruins, dead, With mangled body and broken hea@, Will be Manone and Hubbell. On Thursday a Central Amortean deer, two mar- ‘y Were recelved at the National Museum, They are now on exbibl- tion in the rotunda of the uli much attention, About 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon a young man named Wm. Maney was thrown from a he at the National race course, while riding a stee} chase, and had several ribs pro! to Providence hospital in the p ‘The name of W. Burris was erroneously Included in the list of patent attorneys to be arrested for nop-procurement of Mcense, es that list was in- | tended to Include those only’ who arg not members of the bar of the Supreme Court of the District. Chas. H, Taylor was charged In the Police Court to-day with steaing a hat from the hallway of Mr. Vernon Ashton’s house. when the defendant was sald he took itto get s Judge Snell sent him to Jail for six montas, i, and attract And lying benc bh the hat he mething to drink Pern-Chitian Bright Prospects of the Canal. she éohowing xt The board of directors of the Chesapea! Cumberland on T orts from th om a private letter fe. American steamer, throws Iglt upon some points press dispatehes from that we may add, 1s an intelligems aities for gaining te es have met with some yas near Teclma (about ich isa small camp ® train contalm~ » fifteen by the exph A garrison of fil likely meet a simile » 21h instant. Re not afforded by U are being siulp; an Witt! good opp | Leable inrorm sto’ doing bustae: NTA POLITICIAN wing Dovid n iront of te M endant siideniy knocked lim | andibeat him in the face, and he belleves that Starr intended to kL urt_a pair of bad t, whiie standin complainant | gely enow?h, Just after I had come r the daly paper announces the tor to Chill ts soon to leave: inl Unat a peace ‘This seems to be wave had fora sed are much more announced, and if peace 18 near, as hat Pera will a ich are, to cede t ‘apace, y Peru $6,000,000 and age ‘chums of neutrads, {the tnternatic an habitual A PEAUTIFUL YOUNG . BUTLEK—BUFFAL® sressional nom'nay dontel Quinn, rep, 6h NY.; 8 & dem., 6. N. ¥.; Wa. Dorshelmer, dem., Tt Baling Assotation by and the board of dire hares in Uhe arday was the thin’ day of registration i= $519,109 to bay homes, pa y = voters were enrolled. New Yors cit The total rertst has written a letter re used a nomination twita a condition Cornell, of New Yor of the Subs:ription. Will be found in anotuer columa. SUIT FOR SLANDER.— in 15 manly stand against the zs Volts by extravagant ex- en ditures Of mony. Jats W. Cochr in, colored, of Harrisonburg, the uvilcan comm of that state, feans of Buffat bz Uevendant wita_ slander, 3 $70.00 damages. The alleged to have De When defendant said of You swindled m= out of a perpetr ted in Mare ruins planar, ant on Oct 16 ‘Gat of $1,200,” and So far 1.40) 6 el thelr nat quselves to vole and work for the Cleveland, the democratic nominee SF A novel feature in campaigning Is about to Be Tallo managers in Mam ssists in a beautiful young lady named Miss Annie Jenness ty Stamp in Delhak: of Ch Tiw followers of Uhe ers held a mass meeting in Colored republicans In favor of the same held a meeting at Samaritan hall, CURRENT COMMENT. ay again, “ You robbed me out Ui Were Teport + total number of ‘There wasa “steer-roping tournament” at the ‘Texos Stale fair at Austin. won the prize, lassved a Wild Ste in a block-knot in one minute and thirty J. Morris, Who B rand ted nis aaa ae alLunore Last ‘An opinion has been renderei by the Connecti. cut supreme court setting aside the trust deed of the A. and W. Sprague manutacturi to Zacherlah Chaffee as fraudulent and vold. ‘The army rifle contest at Fort Leavenworth closed yesterday, the AUantic division taking the first medal. Gens. Sherman avd Sheridan, tor Logan and wife and Major General Pope were Alene, of the Atlas line, was rk harbor yesterda: led with the United States monitor Nantucket. The Men With Big Bills, From the Louisville Courier-Journal. Hubbell should levy an assessment on the agp President's physicians. a ebeooerentenie In the Way of a Suggestion. ‘From the Chicago Times. The title of Jay Hubbell arty 13 a misnomer. “The Pirates’ Own Book.” inns Aen Supposing a Case. From the New York Herald. Suppose President Arthur had mManiuilly protected bis subordinates demands of Hubbell and Henderson? doubts that he ought to have done so. If he sternly rebuked the attempt of the co committee to Dlackmall Its clerks Wouid have been answered with a hearty of applause from the whole country. einementedbe tannass -t The Iubbell-"ahone Harpies. From the Philadelphia Times. Let there be a fixed tenure of chance for promotion for merit and for Tuen compel the plum the Hubbell-Mahone stripe to the salaries of the incu! man may have a chance Ing Out of Ne: A large section of iron casing was torn from the book on the x pee repubiie side of the steamsht Tapidiy that the pil aground Jn the Eiysian Fields. $15,000 to repair the Alene. At Spring City, Tenn., yesterday a man named Handle, accompantea by a woman he said was his wife, took supper at the ratiroad station. Dur- ing-the Ineal it seems the woman put arsenic in ‘the food of hercompanion and herself. fhey both died in an hour afterward. The Chicago Herald yesterday filed an answer in the vppiication for areceiver made ten dey: ago by Scott Smith, lis Washington correspord- ent and a stockholder in the payer. ants deny that the mortgages upon the property are of a fraudulent churacter, and claim they ‘Were executed for the purpose Of raising money to pay Lue debls Of the concern, and the water poured in so ‘was obliged to run her it will cost about ‘Mrs. Scoviie's CHILDREN TESTIFY AGAINST Hen —In the S-oville case, in Chicago, yesterday, Lous, son of the defendant, testifi eved bis nother to be Insane, because she per- notion that she could write booksand lecture successfully, and because sberen a board- Ing house when ‘sie was Josing money. Mrs. Scovitle-Harper testifled that her mother her that her physict Most Jovable man Unal died for love of ber. under cross-examination her ee the ee? of liquc in court, Say ited for ten days for contempt, Be aerperst Closed the evidence, and the attorneys then made thelr arguments to the Ww lay by uu Dr. Aumerms Wa busbabd- apparent The hair of Mr. A. B. Cornell, a star a é made a disturbance | indicted at Leavenworth, has turned fot black to pure wilte in three weeks. Mr, © 1s, no Goubt, one of the smaller of the ‘Mra. Harper's testimony Bercner Looxine For His RRaw Ssur.—In re- sponse to an invitation from the Boston Traveler ‘express his Views of the criticisms made upon his withdrawal from the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher often that ons can see hi that it meeyonl