Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1882, Page 1

"THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED PATLY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Ferthwert Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th Bt, by ‘The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, P Tur Evretxe Stan ety by carriers, the Sect ore cembe certeezch. By mail ‘Cffice at Washington, D. C., 98 er. ‘Tre Weexry Stac—pubtished on Friday—$? a rear, Feriere prepaid. Bix mouths, $1; 10 copies for $15;23 cy 16s for $59, must bo paid in advance; s [sid for. neath er went longer (ew of ad aT st e £Loening Star. V% 60—N® 9,222. WASHINGTON, D. C., FHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1882. TWO CENTS. ‘Oswreo, N. ¥., Nov. 9—The press this morning publishes tts va ‘Was started as a half-breed ong: oud the eatablicrments aga be 1 establishmen: Rare fter be pubitshed a: the Times anit sivsippl River, Crxctxxatt, Nov. 9 — The congressional come Miltire appointed to inspect and reoort upon the condition and needs of the Mississipp! river from Cairo wo New Orleans, left this city. this at half-past nine onthe steamer Gutaing ia The committee is composed of Mr. burrows, of — 4 — an; Messrs. Robinson, of Massa chusetts, Hazelton, of Wisconsin; Riscck, of New York; Kilis, of Louistana: 1 i. Caritsie, of Kenvuck Some of them are accompanied Assistant Seryeant-at-Arms Thomas Kavana LADIES’ GOODS. AMUSEMENTS SPECIAL NOTICES. FE MILLINERY, other lot of HAT ~ ‘THE HARRISONS. Frory -A STATED CONVOCATION OF A. CHAPTER will be held on FRI- EUREKA DAY EVENING, ptances. Mr. Kolb, by his uniform cour- Washington News ‘and Gossip. GOVERNMENT Receters To-pay.—Internal reve- nerally gives about 4,000 republican majority. The member-elect, Mr. Geo. THE NEXT CONGRESS. About How the Two Houses Will Michigal Telegrams to The Star. THE LEGISLATURE PROBARLY DEMOCRATIC.| 7 goes along as business manager of the ¢ lee, = The Markers. BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.—Virginia 6, com @o, past due coupons, 62, do new ten Torkiea, a e Attorney Geni addressed a letter 3 Z : Stand, Seg ise ts Bid today At Popular Prices. ‘The Great Coney Island Scene. ate earnestly r qaseton t e present, ae this. Sethe one | DU $859,628.95; customs, $950,808.50, 1oRAETINORE | Nov, 8-—Cotton etealy —midding = ‘The Great Biackwell’s Island Scene. Ghipters arecondialy iaviteds, COMPAHOnS Of Sister | ceceerany FOLGER resumed Ris oMicial duties at | According to the latest returns, the two Houses THE NEW YORK SWEEP RT: rote lower end ective—sowe ‘The Great Fifth Avenue Scene. 1 E.3%0. THOM ec __ | the Treasury department to-Jay, and sent a tele- | of the next Congress will stand as follows: © | bids’ No. d- western winter red, 1,0sal-Oe, BAUM’S, The Great Realization Scene, eae NATIONAL COLLEGE 01 PHARMACY, gear to Asset Tee eaten at New York, States, Rep, Dem. Reads. —_s— 1.05/.91.05% 1.077401. 085, -— = WASHINGION, D.c.—s special meeting Oday, authorizing leem lout reb +} Alabama . i at ae y VIVA; Oa, tHe Stsrzn’s Sacriricr. the members of this Onflego is hereby calle1 to meet at | of interest, $5,000,000 In bonds embraced in all out | autres” = = |CLEVELAND'’S MAJORITY Benge he x the Collexe Colonization Buildiug, southwest cor- | standing call, every Week untill further notice. California 1 - (or nid, 18 eked. Pear, 28 SE SELERIN SYREETSL To-nieht and Saturday Matinee. mn. on FLLDAY, November ibis, torake proper sot Gotorado « :2 = OVER 180,000. orate cee scl akceEnea vRE FASHIONABLE ‘To-nieht and Satu diy Matinee. ou the death of ‘ta late ameter. Me. D. Rove. Every | | THE ANNUAL Rerorr of Brevet Major General | Connecticut. :2 = i western: white Movistr weet. Prices low, (peepee! ey a wher of the College is earnestly requested to attead. | Getty, commanding United States artillery school | Daiaware = - : —.—_ MODES spoonpey LS a To-visht snd Ssturdey Mxtinee: y orde: of W,,.G,, DUCKETT, President. " | a+ portress ‘Monroe, Va., states that the preven, | Florida. = = wtetent with uite cut an s ‘To-Nieht and Suture J. R. WALTON, Secretary I) class uuninees teenie aie Gen, Getty. es ae Georgia = — |MORE DEMOCRATIC GAINS. \f ae areeny t [Ss > OFFICE FIREMEN'S INSURANC!, CO. | necessity fora suitable fre-proof building for the aes : = ‘ PANTS and CHIL At a_mecting held this day at the office of the Fire- | 5¢200l brary. Towa le = r Spee etree Ce any ot Want A Youxa Mennze-Buron—Captain Burritt, of | Kansas. ba — |TLLINOIS OONGRESSMEN EVENLY in Monday—CALLEN COLORED MIN- | deatii of Mr. Daw Member of the board, | the Sunday Herali, has returned from Northern Louisiana. = — DIVIDED. BcektS: Hox-ttice now opened for sale of resersed | when, the following preamble and resolutious were | Ponnsyivanta, where he went to swell the boom | {2usiaa 2 = 2 = ae oot =_— w | ihe death of our friend and associate, Mr. Dawrex. | for Pattison ‘and ala in the election of a youn | Marsiand, = = —_---—_ Detective Millers Removnl Acked Per, + ATIONAL THEAT! », is the occasion of ereat sorrow, uot only to the | democratic friend of his to Congress in the old | Massachu 2 - Hoe tataps N NAL BATE nbers of this board, but to his large circte of friends | Wilmot district, which H &: OTH BUSTE. 81 1 wl | rotor! Hoseese! Fe! wi | 1 001 ago | | oeesserene | | mie | to the District Commissioners requesting the ree THE OPERA SEASON. ineas, an Well as ld genial. nocial qualities, core A Post, a lawyer and obly twenty-olgt. years = A ear wilon 5 = MEN | BOM, Oe Detective George O. MuIloR, om the ice i ‘ fost "| old, just a le older than Galusha A. Grow, o: - AIN I ‘ONGRESS! | Sound that he betrayed the inver: the l= Fos’ WEEK OF NOVEMBER 13ra. pined to endear him to all with whom he caine in con- | 01s ust county (Susquehanna), was when firs De = " 0 CONGRESSME: ernment in the star routs cases, “Tne raquest was ¥ariety THE FAMOUS EMMA ABBOTT <aolved, That we deeply rogret the untimely death | Sent to Congress. ae = IN WISCONSIN. mde upon. thy mondauion of Messrs. Mer or lod of our late amociate, DANIEL KOLB, whose remioy 5 zi , Kerand ¥ Gur’ it from amongst us leaves a void which'we shall long sadly | Ma. A. 'T. Loxauey has beon appointed superine f De = nitions & ‘ s ————— grest a GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY. ae tendent of the seed division of the Agricultural | New Hampshire. -2 = Missing Man. me a : solved. That wo shall cherish his memory as that é : 2 an = : anywh re and af 23 of dis is advicer, an upright man ‘and @ good aud | department. GMS Carolina 7 — | ARIZONA AND NEVADA JOIN THE COLUMN. re or : OCL Ft ax. : = ee : ull ext i a - ee ay ment seems to iinet a AL ABLOTT, ROSEWALD, ANNANDALE, FABRINI, ‘solved, ‘That we rincerely eymathize with the fam- | _“TH® Last oF THE OLD JEANNETTE.”—Chiet Engt- | Oregon = 2 = — incibieal t Culebivern aed cen devs STODDARD, GILBE! HALL, MONT | fy of our deceased friend in their great loss and sd | ner Melville resumed his testimony before the rea 2 4 = | LATEST FROM COLORADO. terious disa red tm: nee yee eS ode 2 = ATES a LOR: is dteapy aonee 10; F STREET, AND CASTLE. Resoleed, That the secretary be instructed to end a| Jeamnette board of inquiry this morning. His | Rhode Island... S = ezton Jackaoe, whole cane bai atten tea eee es copy of these resolations to the fami.y of dec ased. narrative of he tee on the | enw a = == 5 : Wilexbibit on : cielo seen OW Ho WARD. Secretar Ing OF the 2a oF Tako, eas cr eh erent | Tennessee, ee mentioned in THE Stak. He has not been geen ‘ REPERTORY . W. Hu WARD, Secrotary. | morning of the 12th of Jutle, and of the crushing | MeaneS = |DEMOCRATS CLAIM MASSEY'’S has THURSDAY, Novexven 2, -King. for a Day. SPECIAL NOTICE. Of the vessel, was purely ‘corroborative of the | yoruunt’, 2 = and there are certatn ctreume sof Normandy. | 6-3 sae account given’by Jeut. Danenhower. He said at | yineint as 3 he abs’ okson that Her Late Importation of opera.) Ladies from, Thdisna residing in, Washington will | the ume the ordet was given to leave the ship the | Wet tinic = ELECTION IN VIRGINIA. picion that he b on foully oe Blixic Ct drone: | meet st the Ebbitt House on FRIDAY, at 2 o'clock p. | water was up to her mah deck, the sheathing was Wisconsin. ory a 2 ith. He had k with another MODES ietaige: | Ws fo oneanize @ eommittes and maké arrangements | all broken iu ani tie on Work about the sak i - lored man Who he suspected was too intimate for Ta Boamarbita, | £2,457 cetabllehmont of an Indiana booth, af the Gar- | ctack twisted. Witness. detailed. the sursnieat at > New York. Wh his daughter, and drove him. from his house, D CHILDREN, Emma Abbott's Matinee. . = P ia incidents as heretofore pubtished. The court ad- 3 ris ect from London an: -linmense Double Bill. nS-2t {oS FEDERATION OF LABOR.—DELEGATES Journed until 10:30 a.m. to-morrow. To-lay's dispatches put the Nebraska legisla- CLEVELAND'S MAJONITY 181,083 THUS FAR—HIS CON- | At that ti hits intruder tu his family was heard 4 to say that Kot even with him. U) e J 3 F ae ture in doubt, and should the republicans lose Soe aes these stai z circulate: e 3664 WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY pA: | Salo of mate now in proazeas, Te | ance aeenotiled 10 meet at their Mail commer of &:h | ue Gancre.p BOARD OF Auprn—The Garfleld | tHALaeats It WOUd teaedoe eae eee eatS, lose Special Dispatch to Tae Evento Star. ea growing {cong that foul teaus bave ween mecrtment of MILLINERY GOODS. inc SIX POPULAR CONC Nisitations sa follows: Tinners, WEDNESDAY, Novem: | board of auilt to-day received a communication | ther side. Berrato, Nov. 9.—The returns recelved here | Used. A thoruuch sere IU ts said, be Instle fn the ‘at'st Noveitics m. Fancy Festhem, birds aud | RereReMe SREDAY, November 10; Cigafmaters, | trom a phystelan in Harrisburg, Pa., protesting louse of Representatives. Sad tabulated thus far give Mr. Cleveland for gov- | tuted through tat section of the District, and the Vista fe ibe ftie folk great ape ROMMADAY, November’ 11: "Plasterers, MONDAY, | Soutnst Ene payment Greig eens hroesting States, Dez Rep. Readj, Gor. | ernot 181.08 democratic majority. “Erie count | river will be draxged to see A his body can BO Trausfer Stamping Patterns. : ; 4 A Roped : ard Which he' resides, gives him 8,000 majority. He is | fouu ie : the phystelans in attendance upon the late Pres , Med by Mint | Ticket, with reserved eeat for course, $1: at Metze? PAE Be yeteration., | Gent as excessive and disproportionate tothe valu in receipt of congratulations trom every part of "iRaas deans ; JE Vehnsylvania avenue, on Thur day morn'ng, Affe | SAMUEL F. BOYCE, Recoriing Secretary. né-4t_| of the services rendered by them. ‘The writer as. Gas tet te G. DR atenyg oe tigi tin a. gpg renee Estate Sates, 2 RS. SELMA RUPPERT, Srigels SE Cee ae eee Concare wal = 5G7 TS NOR serted his ability to prove that the annual income aM 4 Messrs. Fitch, Fox & Brown have recently made M a Staeeienmnibience cS BOM | Ege NASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK. | of the majority of tie medical profession dla not along the whole Itn : the following sales of real estate: For Hon, James $06 Ntstm Gruner, oprosnre PaTeNz OPMENT ATIONAL THEATER f divtdend of § per ovatums will be ald to deponitors | exceed S$1G00, and that, physicians who make : Colorado G. Biaine, €, lot 34, square 218, being No. 82 18th Complete Stock of = . Sthen. on squth side of Louisiana avenue, est bo'corice | z al THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN—THE CONGRESSMAN | Strect, to Wm. K. Travers, esq., of New York elty, ZEPHYRS, CREWEL AND GERMANTOWN WOOL, Every Evening and Saturday Matinee. or jth street northirt. ; Paoworios—The death of Lieut. Cot, arnotd, | Hilinol 1 IN DOUBT. for $20,000 cash; for Hon. Gardiner G. Hul D uuuseebuutcs san CONEIe WOE: COLLIER'S “LIGHTS 0' LONDON” €0., rae eNO WIELTAM F. MATTINGLY | which occurred at Governor's Isiand, N.Y, yes. | 12!ma. Special Dispatch to Tue Evextwa Stan. hep ret caamed get has t assortment cf INO CLOAKS, DRE: latest styles. GLOVES, FRINGES, CAPS AND WILLIAN, Lnporter of AND BONNETS, AKABI CAPS, GOODS, TION Lac OF EVERY D: ._ DR! FLOWERS, F REAL RIPTION, TRIMMINGS, ETC. 7Cite Trevies, Paris. Feathers dyed and recuried equ: z | of Washington An unqualified and an assured success at the Union Square Theater, New ¥ rk, and wherever elae per- forined. “Geo. i. Simms? powerful spectscular melo- THE LIGHTS 0' LONDON, Prece: ted with an especially selected company of the Dest talent in the cow cer the auspices of Mr. A. M, Falter, of the Union Square ‘heater, New York. ‘Thunders of appisure, roars of laughter, tears of syinj athy. i And repicte with picturesque sketches, vivid portrait- ‘Ures, striking situations, magnificent stage settings. ‘Mond; EMMA ABBOT November 13. OPERA COMPANY. n8. LECTURE BY HE ef New York, anthor uf ‘*Prozrees an’ Poverty,” under the cuspices of the a FEDERATION OF LABOR UNIONS tty. Tickets 50 cents; reserved seats 25 cuuts extra, at Elis & Co.'s Music Store, 937 Penn sylvania avenite, abit (te kuprec:. NOS. 403 AND 405 7TE NORTHWTST. BARE ATTRACTION OF NEW NOVELTIES, WORSTED WouK ef new Cesizns for Entre end Felt Cleth. A Gceds, Boum 3 Bud a jeneral oxtiit for child: ryon Linen, Mammoth fal Ire of Mss ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, fs 490 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, RSE TS cr in every style and quateriat, comfort. Ties ARE— Fie perting Co at, Ja 1 Corts, het own take, that for the pcicd tbe surpamed. _ ench, BOOKS, &e. BOOKS! BOOKS! rht's History of land. 4v ibt’s History of England, 8vycls. - Kuixht's Half Hours With rest Authors. 41 Hume's History of Fnelend, 6vols. is Mume's History of Enciand, tn eheep. Miilman’s Gibbon’s Kome. 6vois?®. Millman’s Gitbon's Kome, vols. Millman’s Gibbon's It in chee] ‘Macauley's History of Engiand, Svols. ley 41 Poems, 3vols.. iey"s Fssays aud Poems. vole, Life ant Mzcauley by Yonge, 6vols. Yonze,4vols... irinces and Famous A Indians, 5vol Stories From Homer. 3vo's Longtellow and Whittier. Standard Poe Standard Poc Irvine's © Waverley Dickews’ ¢ Handy V. Eespeare, BV. Handy Vola. Shakespeare. 13. as Is and Teachers. jars worth of Books & handsonie Chriet- mae of New Year Card. E M. TOWLE f “Vietor Hugo.” HOFF, x and DRAMATIC EN- ivenat WILLARD HALL for POOR, at which Mins WE SON, MAY CARRIGAN others will tak 2 adinixston can be tained at Thompson's Drug Store, Ellis’ Music Store, and at the door on the evening. ni-lw JEW THEATE ‘OM JE. NE THEATER COMIQUE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1882. In compliance with the universal demand the management has con- claded to retain for one week wer, “THE NECROMANCER,” with an augmented and artistic ballet, head:d by FANNY LUCILLE, in her renowned clodoche und other eqally artistic dances F ap pearance of Kelly and Murphy, the Gilmore c. oop Kent, the Lorbeys, jason and Lord, inctou. Matinces Tues lav, Thuraday and Saturday. Me yt , November 13—JUHN L. SULLI ta Diino a JF. SHEPHERD'S ORCHESTRA IS PREPARED to furnish the choicest Music for balls, parties, en- terisinments, ete., at very reasonable prices. | Also Solo playing and @ Violin. Orders received at the foliowing places: Profs. Welch and McCoy's Dancing Academy, at McCauley’s Hall, 209 Penusyl- Yania avenue east,’ or at_etore under Hall; Metzerott's Music Store, and at West End Dancing Academy, east corner of 19th and Peun’s ave 3-6 No, 626; ON EXHIBITION No. 626 E t AND SALE AT E Street. MARKRITER*sg, Street Xo. 626 E street northwest, one door from Tthstreet, Choice Oil Peintings, Engravinen, Chromos, ete. ; also Hey Rene egy ea ture Cord and Tassels, Markriter’s. ‘Terms Cas. ‘Fro Art Gallery.” ott ATTORNEYS. FITZGERALD, ATTORNEY-AT-1Aa W. paildins, WwW. Corcoran Bi 0, Practices in all the Courts, 123 N.* H. MILLEK, A -at-Law, Roome 2 anit Gunton baw ‘Building, 472 Louisisna avenue. HOTELS, &e He™ BRUNSWICK, FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY. ‘This fsshionable, central and convenient house has | been ereatiy eularzed and entire’ renovated home for permanent guests and the: traveling public. perb restanrnuts are under excellent have an unrivaled cuisine. The Ball ps Banquet Hails and Private Parlors are now ready S WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS, BANQUETS, Ere. For rooms and terms address ; it _NITCHELL & KINZLER. CASK HOUSE, A-DURY PAUK, Nuw JERSEY, reduced rates until in in readinesk for gueats Jane, 1583. It is heated by furnace, has gas in every Veut board; cheerful ‘and Recelver. A FRESH SUPPLY OF , at 50c. per pint bottle, at mnb-6t ce, DREW'S my25-6m_ er 989 7th atrébt northwost. Invites attention to his advertisement in to-dayrs Star of “BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.” Give him a call. Ww. n4 . OF NEW _W. Hf, BOOLE, D. Will deliver his second ereat lecture, entitled LQUOK TRABPIC. THE COMMIRCIAL NCIAL FRAUD OF THE NATION,” at Wesley Chapel M. urch, corner 5th and F strects northwest, FRIDAY EVENING, December lat. 031-1m 3° DR. HODGKIN, DENTIST, Has Removed to 1409 New York avenue, (Young Men's Christian Association building). 02: AS FIXTURES.—E. F. BROOKS, 631 157m Srneer, Full aseortment Mitchell, Vance & Co.'s Goods. Cor- coren Bu dine. ‘DUSTRIFS, a lent citizeus of the District of Columbia of the practical methods of the Assucisted e urgently requested to give orders for nak e E Children’s Clothing, Household Droidery, Mendinw, Domestic hour or day, or any work a woman can do, to the WO- MAN'S WORK DEPARTMENT of Fifth Sulxlivision ed Charities, 922 D street northwest. m8 a.m. to6 p.m. = DK. E.R. RUST, DENTIST, :noved from corner 9th and fT streets to 1409 New avenue northwest. o17-1m SAM'L 8. SHEDD, 409 9ra Srnet NorTHwesr. GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, LATROBE-, FURN RANGES, ‘LUMBING and TINNING. Jobbing promptly done. 89 (-g GLEN FLOKA AND BETHESDA WATERS £KESH FROM THE SPRING. Office 530-60, —— . W. C. MILBURN, Paarwacisr, 1429 Pennsylvania avenns. _NEW PUBLICATIONS. _ (THE NEw MONTHLY. 15 Cents Per Cory. Per Axum, $1.60. With January, 1883, and under the title of THE MODERN AGE, we shall commence the publication of a new Periodical, to preeent cach month in a cheap and attractive form over sixty large pages of the BEST FICTION, NEW SCIENCE, LEADING THOUGHT, ESSAYS, REMINISCENCES, POETRY, TRAVEL, AND REVIEWS, vo be found in current Foreign Literature, together ‘with original book notices and general comment. §2"£o be had of all Newsdealere, or post-paid from the Publisher, on receipt of 15 cents in stamps. 5 Dealcra supplied by the News Companies or from the Publisher direct. THE MODERN AGE PUBLISHING CO., n7-3t Buffalo, N.Y. JAPANESE GOODS. JAY SOULD, #21 91m STREET, BETWEEN D and E sts., one square from Pennsylvania avenue. Scrolls, Lanterns, Fans, Decorative Pictures, Bor- ders, etc. Also, new Xmas Cards, Scrap Pictures, etc. of ——————————— AG, BEHREND’S BALTIMORE STORE, 908 SEVENTH STREET, Between I anp K Nortuwest, Would respectfully invite attention to his selections of Seaton = GOODS, which are offered at re- ably low prices. Gerster Cioth, ‘all ‘colore, 26e., Terra Cotta, Bronze, Electric, Green, &e. formerly 500. 2360. Beautiful Piaids, Silk and Wool, 25e. Eigured Dress Goods that retailed at 20, only 1 uddah Cl + @ rea di Cashtheren, in'biaek and eqlora, 3c. -wool Cashitierea, 60, 6234, Tc. and $i. Novelties in Dress Goods, Plushes and Velveta. Green 5-4 Cloth, ehioiee quailty, $1.25. Silke aud Satins, Broca: les, ke. 1¢ News Shades in Ladies’ Cl roth. ERWEAL for LADIES, GENTS and CHILDREN We particularly recommend those suffering trom rheumatism to buy our prepared Red Flannel. Under- terday morning, promotes Col. Alexander Piper, major 4th artillery, to Meutenant colonel, ani Capt. Alexander C. M. Pennington, 2J artillery, to major 4th artillery. ‘THe REMAINS OF THE AUTHOR oF “Home, SWEET Home.”—Mr, W.W.Corcoran, of this city,is making arrangements to have the remains of John How- ard Payne, author of “Home, Sweet Home,” which are now interred In Tunis, exhumed and trans- Ported to the Unived States for retnterment in Oak Hill cemetery, in this city. ‘The plan will be car- Fled into effect next spring. It 1s proposed to erect a suitable monument over the grave. Army OrpeRs.—Leave of absence for four Months, with permission to go beyond sea, is granted Capt, Frederick A. Hinman, corps of en- gineers. Leave of absence for five months 13 ranted ist Lieut. L. Breche.in,assistant surgeon, 1.8.A. ‘The leave of 24 Lieut. Bernard A. Byrne, 6th infantry, 1s ex! The leave of ist Lieut. John B. Kerr, adjutant 6th cavalry, is extended two months, 1st Lieut. Ira MacNutt is relieved from duty as chief ordnance officer de- partment of the south, and will report for duty to the F kford arsenal, Philadelpaia, Pa. Ast Lieut. Wm. B. Gordon ts relieved from duty at Frankford arsenal, Philadelphia, Pa., and will re- jee for duty to the Waterviiet arsen.l, West Troy, . The leave of absence granted 2d Lieut. Jos. W. Pinder, 8th cavalry, is further extended to June 1, 1883. The resignation of 21 Lieut. Joseph W. Pinder, 8th cavalry, has been accepted by the President, to take effect June 1, 1833.* The leave of Capt. Gilbert C. Sinith, assistant quarter- master, is extended three months. Ist Lieut. F. verson French, 34 cavalry, and 21 Lieut. ‘ugene Cushman, 16th infantry, are relieved from further duty at the school of application for infan- try and cavalry, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and will join their proper stations,- The ‘leave of Col. Lewis C. Huot, th infantry, ts further extended eight months, PERSONAL—Senator Harrison 1s at the Rigzs. —HWr. John Q. Thompson, of the Sunday Chron icle, has gone to Indiana for a short visit.—Jos- epli Numiio, Jr. ehlet of the bureau of stutisties, and E. O. Graves, of the Treasury department, were registered In New York last night.—Rep- resentative Neal and Post Office Inspector Wood- wardare at the Hamtlton.—Justice Harlan, of the Supreme Court, has chanzed his legal resi- dence froin Kentucky to Ilingin—Representa- tive McLane and family, of Baltimore, arrived in New York from Europe yesterday.——Ex-Lieut. Gov. Hart, of Ohio, who was eleeted to the Forty- elgnth Congress by 10 majority, from the 12th Ohio district, is in the city. Congressman Neal on the Situation. WHAT THE REPUBLICANS MUST DO TO BE SAVED. Hon, Henry 8. Neal, chairman of the Housecom- mittee of the District of Columbia, reached the clty last night and will remain until the second session of the Forty-seventh Congress adjourns on the 4th of March next. Mr. Neal desires to have frequent conferences with the District Commis- stoners in advance of the session, soasto have mat- tersprepared affecting the interestsof the District, As to Tuesday’s elections he thinks the republi- cans can recover by 1884, but that the presidential candidate must be one who 1s not distinctively allied with either the half-breed or stalwart face Uon and who can unite both wings. The result in Ohio, he says, was brought about by apathy, and jousands of republicans did not vote at all. When the people are prosperous, as they now are,” said Mr. Neal, “they care very little for pol!— tics.” As to Gen. Butler, Mr. Neal thinks he will make @ good governor, and if the democrats can swal- low him the republicans have no cause to com- plain. The democratic majority in the next Con- ress belng so large Mr. Néal thinks it will have the tendency to make the democrats careless. Speaker Keifer Does Not Despair of the Hepnblic. Speaker Keifer will remain in the city three or fourdays. Mrs. Kelfer 1s detained at home with sick relatives and may not come to Washington until after the Christmas holidays. The Speaker is of the opinion that the republican party will be able to overcome. its present defeat, and can be resuscitated in time to gain the Presidential vic- tory in 1884. Society Notes. Mr. J. F, Olmstead and Miss Catharine A. Hutchinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hutchinson, were married at the residence of the bride’s parents, on Massachusetts avenue, yester- day afternoon. The ceremony was very quietly performed, only relatives and a few intimate Kans: Kentucky. Louisiana, Maine... Maryland Massachusetts . Michigan. Minnesota Mississippi - Missourl Nebraska. Nevada, New Hampshire . HITEULIN Ete tte rng TEPTPTETE PPE New York. North Caroli: Fine! omeomnowanere S| | am! [Bl SeBel el Gameweal aol coSdnnel aw eB com South Carolina. Tennessee Texas. Vermont Virgini West Virginia Wisconsin .. Total.. 1233 Of course complete returns may change the above table of the House somewhat, as a few of the districts are still in doubt; but the probabie | penal sores el Pt hid Peat El asal Sze el ll? changes will not materially reduce the democratic | majority. ———___.,, _ THE STAR ROUTE JURY SCANDAL. The Case of Frank Hi. Fall. A LIVELY SCENE IN COURT—COUNSEL A. B. WILLLAM3 ACCUSES COUNSEL WELLS OF LYING—WILLIAMS FINED FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT—FALL'S BAIL FIXED AT $4,000. The case of Frank H. Fall, charged with at- tempting to corruptly influence star route juror Brown was set for hearing !n the Police Court at 11 o'clock to-day. Ex-Governor Wells and Mr. Brewster Cameron arrived some minutes before that hour and spent the intervening ume in ar- ranging papers on the counsel table. Mr. Fall shortly after arrived with Messrs. Davis and Pad- gett, of his counsel. Mr. Weils read the warrant, Which charged Fall with causing to be offered to Juror Brown $2,500 to influence his vote, hiring and procuring one Arthur Payne to make tle attempt. AN EXAMINATION WAIVED. Mr. Davis, rising, said that until the disposition of the case of Arthur Payne it was the intention of the defense to go into a hearing in this case. He understood that the opinion the court delivered in Payne’s case covered the ground in this case. He conceived the court would roach the same con- clusion in this case as in the other, and the defense would therefore watve an examination. Mr. Fall was prepared to give batl, but as his bondsman was unable to be present this morning he asked that the present bond be allowed to stand until to- morrow morning. ir. Wells said that it was undoubtedly in the wer of a defendant to walve an examination. He desired, however, to have the evidence spread upon the record of this court. It has come to fale, that no young man practicing at this bar cou! hope to have much success unless he entered into e DIRTY BUSINESS of suborning witnesses and corrupting jurors. “You must remember,” said Ju Shell, “that this occurred in the Upper court.” “T fear,” said Mr. Wells, “that {¢ sprouted here and ripened there.” Mr. Wells, continuing, said tuat he wanted the evidence spread out here for the pul of asking large bail Mr. Wells con- Unued to enlarge upon the enormity of an offense involving the debauchery of justice, Judge Snell sald he desired to vindicate his own Court ‘There was novhing of that sort prevalent ere, Mr. Wells said that it was in the mouth of every one that there was less of it here than anywhere else. “My friend suggests,” said Mr. Wells, refer— ring to Mr. Ker, who sat by his side, “that no jury oo aL tem ne tr to bribe the said “Well, they might try e judge,” Judge Snell. : Mr. Wells again referring to the nature of the of- fense oharged, alluded to the absence of Foote. “The warrant Is out. for his arrest,” sald Mr. Wells, “and they snap their Nagers at us and-at your offi- cers, and they say he will be here presentiy. What does that mean?” MR. A. B. WILLIAMS SAYS MR. WELLS LIRS, “‘Who said that?” asked Mr. A. B. Williams. “Mr. Williams,” said Mr. Wells. “That's a lie,” said Mr, Williams, Mr. Wells called the attention of the court tothe lany of Mr. Williams. “T referred” said Mr. Williams, * to the remark, He said I said that which I didn’t say.” “T must have order,” said the court. DeNveER, Cot., Nov. 9, 8:32 a.m.—Grant, dem., governor, {s elected by 2,000 majority. Biection Kruger, republican candidate for state senator in Gilpin county, (home of Secretary Teller), defeated by 100. Arrat pahoe county, republican ‘legislative tcket elect- | of Congressman uncertain. ed, thus securing a republican leg islavure. Latest from Virginia. DEMOCRATS CONFIDENT OF MASSEY'S ELECTION, Special Dispatch to Tar Eventno Stan. Ricumonp, Noy. 9 — No returns ally very confident that — Massey elected by from 8,000 to 5,000 of 2,000 is reported for Masse Tazewell, Washington and Wythe counties Uhls 1s 30 he has carried the state, - IHinois. has THR CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION EVENGY DIVIDED AND THE LE@ISLATURE PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC. Caicago, Nov. 9.—Returns up to1 o'clock a. Indicate Uiat the congressional delegation will evenly divided, as follows: Uiet, Finerty; 8th, Haley; 110i, Neece; 12th, Ri 13th, Springer; 16th, Shaw; 17th, Moulton; Morttson; 9th, Townsheni; uth, Murphy. publicans—ist, Dunham; 34, Davis. th, Ellwood; 6th, Hitt; 7c, Henderson; 9th, son; 10th, Lewis; ‘15th, control o: democrats. ae Wisconsin. THE DEMOCRATS GAIN FOUR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. Nov. 9.—The following Con. : First district, John H. Sumner, dem. ; m.; 4th district, P. , Richard Guenther, dem. ; 8th dis: | T. Frice, rep.;, 9th district, Isaac | thought no ‘more ‘of it. until this morning, MILWAUKEE, Wis. men have been elect Yinans, dem.; 21 district, D. 31 alstrict, Burr W. Jones, V. Deuster, dem. ; 6th district Fep.; 7th district. GM. Woodward, ri u Stephenso: rep. This'1s a democratic gain four members. ‘The election of Mr. Winans ts not | conceded by all the republican mani but pri- rom reliable sourves state the election of Mr. Winans in posi- Yate advices received lust night Uve terms. Arizona. DEMOCRATS CARRY THE TERRITORY. ‘Tooson, A. T.. Nov. &—G. H. Oury (dem.), Con- gresainan, and W. B. Horton, superintendent pub. lie tion (dem.), are elected by about 759 Majority. Both branches of the legislature are | instr democratic by a large majority. si dd LS Nevada. A DRMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN ELECTED. Reo, dem., by froin 509 to 700 votes, ——_ Minnesota. CONGRESSIONAL MAJORITIES—LATEST ABOUT THR Sr. Pavt, Minn., Nov. 9—Returns tabulated to three o'clock this morniag m eS for Congressmen : Urict, 2,642; Nelson (rep.), 5th district, 3,868, turns from the 23, 3d and 5th districts’ are incom- plete. The legislature, as made up this morning, stands: Senate—Republicans, 34; independent and greenback, 3 cans, 76; democrats, THE REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET ELECTED. Cuicago, Nov. Ucket by from 10,000 vo 12,000 majority. a Mississippi. GEN. CHALMERS SAYS HE IS KLECTED IN SPITE OF BULLDOZING. MEMPHIS, TENN., Nov. 9—Gen. James R. Chal- mers, the independent democratic candidate for Congress in the 21 Mississipp! district, opposing Yan H. Manning, democratic nominee, Is in this In an interview he asserts that bulldozing ‘was practiced in Talluhatchle county, where the election was prevented from being held under the retense of afeurof smallpox, which deprived fim of 800 votes. At one place 1a De Soto county Where the judges rezused to bold an election there to him of 200 votes. Notwith- | ‘standing this he claims his election on the returns city. was ca a Uhat have been made by 1,070 majority. ee have | been received thus far to~fay to materi. change the result. The democrats are ajority. A mafority in Bland, Buchanan, Democrats—2d dis- y 14th, Rowell. This | shows a republican loss of taree and a democratic | gain of four, owinz to the accession of a new dis- trict. The democrats admit a doubt about Haley's election In the 8th and the republicans do not con- cede Murphy’s election tu the 20th district. ‘The the state legislature on Joint ballot 1s now in doubt, with the chances in favor of the BV., Nov. 9—Downing, the republican candidate for Congress, 1s defeated by Cassidy, ive the following White (rep.), 1st dis- Vakeneld (rep.), 24 district, 4,583; Strait (rep.}, 34 district. 6,532; Washburn (rep.), 4th a 9.—The latest returns from the State Indicate the election of the republican state me Teskdence site at Island and Connect . McKee Dunn for $31,000; for R. M. Corwine, s. lot 15, square 199, being No, are, to ‘Hon. Job Kagson for Capt. Geo. K. on, & lot ng No. 1834 J of the United States navy, for $7,300 ash; also, for Capt. Lemon, & lot IS. 84. 199, bel for vet for 1, erson Place, to Prot No. 1832 Jefferson Place, to Mrs. Mary A. Porter for $7,500 cash; Capt. Lemon, &. 10t 19, 139. being No. Place, to Hon. J for $8,000 juare 421, by Hyson tor $3, n. Win, E. Chandler, 153) 8th street,@o W; also, for Hon. Wma square 421," be No. 16100 street, to Mrs. M.'K. “Yewell for $2,00); tor Mmm. been j Mary D. Biddle, trust Ss. lot 8, block 40, subdivie | Ston of north grounds of Columbtan t Tot 15, bide iviston, to Dr. Warwick Evams Mr. HLS. Brinic Af | 40, of the same sut M for $% 80, “fri, tu conn: er & Liebermann, hav ee Duna part ederick for $10,935 « i fon wae sold for Mims, m. be symaster James we Just ky No. 68 1. Saith for $8,758 Wo building lot, corns si and Q streets, 8 | Capt. B.C, Jonson, U.S.N.. tor $1.50" per square | foot. Thre dwelling, No. 1508 F stree® uwest, to I perinan for $12.23 “story bi X et northwe to Catherine D. Tonuett tor $4.09. Lot on i street, between Olio avenue ani D street, to Wm, | Walter for $1,375. > Tuesday last t | and buggy from Mr. Kele: Sth street, to co to the ishing his business, and when about to return, @ young white man, whom he had seen about the premises, asked the favor of riding back to the eity with him, which was granted, the oing as far as the minister's house on T Here he offered to take the horse back Stable, stating that he knew Mr. Keleher well, Being Impressed with the honesty of young man, he permitted him to do of | Mr. cher sent for his horse and found that it had been sent by Unis strau it appears, 18a horse thief, ‘The horse is Day, with two front feet white and white f: the buggy a side bar, Columbus make, blue linings all valued at $300. —————— Svrr yor Pastor's Pay.—To-day in the Cirewls Court the case of Rev. §. Scott and others, trustees of Enon Baptist church, was taken up ‘by Judge MacArthur, Mr. Wiswall for | laintiff and Mr. W. B. Webb for the defendants, he account sued on ts as tollows: For work, sere vices, ministrations done, rendere’ and performed! as pastor, minister of the gospel, for the defend ants from January Ist, 187, to December 81, 1988, at the rate of $1,449 per’ year. $5,760; cash by amount paid, $990; b: Hance, $4,800, Five Years IN THR PENITENTIARY.—To-day, im the Criminal Court, Williain M. Winston, a witte man, was tried before Judge Wylie for ¢ tering & building with intent maliciously to injure same (a building belonging to Joseph Prathen),and ‘on conviction was sentenced to five yeas, impris- onment in the penitentiary N.Y. cou isan <dlnaca Buffal Marriage Licensks.—The clerk of the cours has issued marriage licenses to John S. Wilson an@ Mary Brown; Emanuel Miller, of Baltimore, Isabella Birch; Robert P. Burch and Lucy Michael Dillon and Selestra Francis Holmes; Gea, B. Hawkins and Mary L. Mahoney: Frank St G mith and Daisy Octavia Clarke; James F. and Lizzie A. Corcoran; W. T. Golden and Saiile B, Vesscy; John F. Olmstead and Catherine ADDO Hutchinson; John R. Scott and Emma 8. Wests Albert Page and Catiicrine Joinson; Samuel Dem nison and Eliza Anderson; Joseph E Small and Martha Brown, nee George Ma.; George F. Sanborn and Kimmy Dowell, o& Knoxville, Tenn. ; Oscar 8. Borger and Amelia@, Herbert; W. H. Sheckels, of Montgomery Ma, and Lizzie Busher;Benj. T. Russe:l,of Amt olis, Md., and Catherine Collison: Jacob Wells and Annie Elizabeth Gaines, both of alge fax C.H., Va.; George Holly end Mary Batley, MAN AND Wire Wanrep.—George Nichols, who was before the Police C rt yesterday. oc ec Ing siclen goods in connection wi e Ticuse robbery was called tor trial to-day. The court dismissed the charge, as the defendant's wife received the goods, and the prisoner walked out of court. It was afterwards found that there Was a tine of §2) or ¥0 days against Lim for ing a slung-shot, and Detective Voss is now ing for him agath, and also his wife, to be tried for Teceiving stolen goods. Cmatwers Evscrep—Acting Commissioner @f ‘wear, $1.25 to $1.50 each; or we sell a pure medicinall; ‘goods usual- BSG: tae See ea friends informally invited being present, and “ I can’t stand here,” sald Mr. Wells, “and have \ California Internal Revenue Rogers to-day received a tele» ReBOOA ow ou os MM Somforts. “A Yery desirable place for fumntlies. "| Prepared Flanyel shortly afterward the newly married couple left | anybody use such language ‘A CLEAN DEMOCRATIC SWEEP. grom from Coffecville, Mis8, announcing Une eleo Ber 24 U ob uM Hosiery, Gloves and Han ikcrennae. Gormieiied se the Hieamgee return they will be | osnea hin WOMlen to ey when the court | 54. weancisco, Nov. &—Twenty-aix thousang | OU of Chalmers, 5 * 4 3 ny, lov iS 4 am pss “4 8G BES RURNACES, agen ian; Recerved ots of pare +nen Handkerchiefs, Oot and Mrs A; H Evens have returned trom | “respect the court,” sald Mr. Wiltiama Fer Oe Ce SEO E ene conAcm last RIERUS T-| oye SeoREraRy OF TuE TREASURY bas Goce “ He sits here,” said Mr. Wells, “like a common RA sneak, and says the words in alow tone, so the sev them b-fore they are all sold out. the country, and have taken quarters for the Full stock of Domestics, ‘Table Linen and Towels. ‘Fiannels, Cassimeres and winter at the Lexington. rt of the probable resut. Tiere has been a clean Jemocratic Sweep. Stoneman’s majority increases to send Special Agent Nevins, at New Orleans, 416 SEVENTH STKE court cannot hear it.” as the returns come in. The senate will probably Dallas and Galveston, Texas, on business com — GRATES. eats. Fe Cr a eee eee oe bast Capital | one ag that, Jou tall a Willtol lie," eaia Mr. Wil tend 8 democrats and 13 republicans, the assem nected with tho selection of the new government eye Rae r. PLUMBING, fromm Sto Bie Sa pet panne” Woclen Hose, in sizes | While'there Miss Jackson will attend the inaugural | Hams, sharply, “when you stand there and say I Peas, publics. rhe defeat | buildings in those cities, i wae GENERAL JOBING. BALTIMORE CASH STORE. ea Gon He Mitchel we ee ed to the etty | Tsay you stt there ike a sneak,” sald Mr, Wells, | advices. ae n3-1m 908 7th street northwest. President Arthur Coming. New York, Nov. 9.—President Arthur leaves for Washington at 3:40 this atternoon, — Foreign News by Cable. THE LIVERPOOL RACES T0-DaY. Lonpon, Nov. 9.—At the Liverpool autumn meet- ing to-day the Seg oe 8 “I didn’t say you were a sneak.” ‘A PENALTY OF $20 ON MR. WILLIAMS, After further parley, Judge Snell said he would impose a penalty of $89 on Mr. Williams for dis- ler in the court, ‘Mr. Williams said he was here under pecullar circumsiances and had no right to say any- thing in this case. When allusion had been made here to Foote, he (Williams) made @ side remark that he thought Mr. Foote intended to come here, He had said also that he had done all he could to return to Foote his affidavit. r. Wells said that such remarks as Mr. Wil- made had been made before. “I from New York, accompanied by his wife, late . Countess de Beerskt, who has been north on a visit E NIVERSALLY PRESCRIBED BY THE | to Lady Annie Josephine Marson. sit sintH street. | U —$$_o Branch, 1730 P street, near Dupont Circle. n6 FACULTY District Finances. — = = A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT G2“ rub, courortine. ALAZATIVE AND REFRESHING FRUITLOZENGE | Of receipts. general fund of the District of Colum- EPP'S COCOA. BREAKEAST. R Dia, for 1882 and 1883: TAMAR FOR CONSTIPATION, HEMORRHOIDS, “By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which BILE, HEADACHE, CEREBRAL CON- govern the operations cf digestion and nutrition, and by GESTION, Etc. a careful application of the fine. perties of well ne- a Big ihe celta Metane atarc, soMe us many teavy doct ry" bill ie N ETROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE. AUBURNDALE METALLIC THERMOMETERS, In Charms and Standards, FAC SIMILE INITIAL NOT! “GREENAWAY” JUVENILE NOTE. Franklin Square sud Seaside Libraries. JAMES J. CHAPMA HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, the year ended September Ist, 1882, has been public. Under the bead of discipil Ard ways these has oem very tow line of a 911 Pennsylvania avenue. n2 INDIEN Prepared by GRILLON. Sole Ttis by the judicious Drawback: jount allowed, $126,001. iden —— we of such articles of diet that ‘constitution tn ‘be Proprietor, wi 8, amount cash a GouoDy. BY AUTHOR OF WIDE, wape | Evdully belt uo unit stone eooch to mene every Fharmacien 40 Ire canoe dos ‘Total general fund receipts $1,608,014.42 N Wom Aoativg ancund us, ready to attack wherever there is & bs ooten od Ear PR oft aver a ta a 1e Cour Hering ‘age. The District argument. The plamtitt tor his on O street, Verdict was given for paint deralas tafe ete OM HEARING.—To- the cage of A. up for ity. By Farrar. F Bractically: and Mistoricaity By Howells. Km. ‘by Gritte. weak point. Wemisy escape many afatul shaft by kee Aer is Ta ag ‘Made stmply with boiling water or mi k, Seid n tins, (only 34-Ib. and Ib.), labeved. JAMES EPPS & CO., Mozeopathic Chemists, London, Eng. Also, ETPS' CHOCOLATE ESSENCE for afternoon ot6-m, tude 27 rue Kambuteau, Paris, aly, GBILLON Tamar—uniike Pills and the usual purga- tives—is agreeaple to take, and never pro- duces irritation. WS. BALLANTYNE & SON. 428 7th stroat. old by all Druggists. 05-thot, wks8t.1p oUvoe Bours. 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