Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1882, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Ferthwent Corner Penssylvania Ave. and Lith St, 57 The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. tur Fresiea Stas is served to subscribers in ths “re, on their own account, at 10 cents por fer month. Copies at the counter, 2 3 1—pestage preyud—S0 cents a mouth, 7. #6; ix months, $3, rid at the Post Crlice at Washington, D. C., a8 clase mail matter shed on Friday—$? a year, 5 Weexty Stau eprepaid. Six m #1, 10 copies for $15,293 must be paid in svence; | a for. on anplication. a dS eS eed Che Leni * 9,223, M 1882 Star. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 Telegrams to The Star.. ELECTION RETURNS TO-DAY.) THE INDIANA CONGRESSMEN. PEELE HAS 87 MAJORITY OVER ENGLISH, A CLOSE FLORIDA DISTRICT. LADIE AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. QuLLisery, At Popular Prices. BAUM'S, m3 416 SEVENTH STREET. ME. CALVERT, NEW YORK FASHIONABLE i Brooow F street northwest. Prices low, ent with coud wor ADE 4 per Dp GLASS", NENT guar. ns-im* £ET.—OUR NEW LINE of INFANT: TLDREN'S WOR JACKET AWLS. Hoobs, | L! GINGs, iT ts received, and : wil find'a com BASKETS. v keta, ineiucing Work Hasketa, is Baskets, Wast Rackets, Flower Barkets, Work Stends, Wall. Poe &e., tobe sold nt Baik cuorH © 1b rexcular pric Thet ST HOSTER it exception, in this ef DEPARTMENT cor ty of handsome de at a iow prices, went Jun J.P. PAL 1107 F STREET, Will exhibit on THURSDAY, Novemsre 2 Our HAND found solleited Ber Late Importation of MODES a MISSES AND CHILDREN, on received direct from L cd Paris, INFORM MY PA- sed to exhilnt ODS, includ y, Feathers, Birds snd fittie folks a great spe~ ciaity. : i Patterns. An early in JEFLERS, RS. SELMA RUPPERT, M 608 Nira Street, oprostre Parext Orrice. R 5 MANTOWN WOOL, KNITTING YARNS TED GOODS, ART EMBROIDEKIES AND OUTLINE WORK. and Felect assortment of MERINO CLUAKS, CAPS AND UNDERWEAR, AND TRIM M WILL Le PAviEr FLOWEE VES, FRINGES, 3 016-63 of D BONNETS, AKABI CAPS, TNERY GOODS, WE KEAL AND IMITATION LACES, WEAPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FUR-LINED CLO: Ks, Et ‘- TRIMME TRIMMINGS, KE €, TCite Trevise, P in avenus. Feathers dyed and reeurled equ M ME VON BRANDIS, E ork: Wm. Barr & over M. Wilian’s, Cc" RUPP NOS. 463 AND 495 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. RARE ATTRACTION OF NEW NOVELTIES, IN FANCY WORSTED WORK 420 TENTH STREET NORTINWEST, Mokes COKSETS “der in ‘tyle and inaterist, fit an rt. : TALTI Freneh Hand-made Undercic Tnported Hosie er dail Dress Reform Goo 1s. ~The “‘Hereules” Miss H. is special azent, her own make, that for the pric ting Core La $1 Corset, BOOKS, N USICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAIN- AVA MENT, st FIFTH BAPTIST OHURCH, D strect, between 43 and 6th streets southwest, November lath 1882, by the Choir and several Invited Friends not for their musteal and talents. ‘The entertai- ment is under the condvetot Mrs BETTIE MckWE. Yhose musical »bibty ia well known, Admiasion. 26¢. Concert commences «.t 8 o'clock. n10-3¢* THE HARRISONS, ‘The Great Coney Island Scene. The Great Biackwell’s Island Scene. ‘The Grest Fifth Avenue Scene. ‘The Great Realization Scene. Fors VIVA; On, THe StsTen’s SacrIFiCE. and To-meht and To. and To- a ¥ Matinee. Saturday Matinee. COLORED MIN- ed for sale of reserved nd THE OPERA SEASON. WEEK OF NOVEMBER 131m. THE FAMOUS EMMA ABBOTT . ° GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY. ABBOTT, ROSEWALD, ANNANDALE, FABRINI, STODDARD, GILBERT, HALL, BEAUMONT AND CASTLE. REPERTORY: : for aDay. Tuesdy ‘Ghitiies of Normandy. Gite earance in this vera.) Wednesiny Matinee, -Elixir of Love. Wednesday Evenin, Marth. Thursday. fevenge. tay (Abbot La Sonnambnia, day Matinee, “Abbott's Mating: tarday Evening. Sale of sats now in progress. Immense Double Bill. n9 <1X POPULAR, S CONCERTS. OND ANNUAL COURSE. Congregational Church, Dr. J. W. Bischoff, director Opening concert FRIDAY EVENING, December 8th Ticket, with reserved peat for conrae, $1; ut Metzerott's, 925 Pennsylvania avenue, on Thursday morning, Nov. 16th, 8am. No reserved seats tor single concert will be fis sold. Single admittance, 25 cents. It VATIONAL THEATER. N TIONA EATER. Every Evening and Saturday Matinee. COLLIER'S ‘‘LIGHTS 0’ LONDON” CO., qualified and an sssnred succoss at the Union heater, New York, and wherever elee per- Geo. K. Simms’ powerful spectucular mlo- THE LIGHTS 0' LONDON, Presented witi Lest talent int) falmer, Thunders of app thy Ann ly selected cor pany of the ase ‘Theater, Nev, : » Tours of laughter, tears of hy. And replete with picturesque sketches, vivid portrait- ‘ork, ures, str situaiions, Insguiticent stage settings. Monday, November 13. EMMA ABBOTT OPERA COMPANY. n8 NG, November 12, at 8 o'slock. ABOR PROBLEM. BY HENRY GEORGE, puthor uf “Progress and Poverty,” under sof the DERATION 01 y.. Tick ™, at bliis & RES. PLE OF OUR DA 15, , “Victor Hugo.” W, BISCHOFF. 's, 925 Pennsylvania avenne, Sin:le admission, 50c NG, THE 157m INST. RY and DRAMATIC hegiven at WILLARD HALL for FIT OF THE POOR, at which Miss WES- THORPE, EVA HENDERSON, MAY CARRIGAN and | others will take part. admixsion can be ob- tained at Thom»son’s Drax Store, Ellis’ Music Store, and at tue door o: the evening. i NEW THEATER COMIQUE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1882. In compliance BOOKS! B OK: st LOOK AT THESE PRICES! ht's History of Fneland.4vols, e Knight's History cf England, Sols. 12. Kuisht's Half Hours With Vest Authora4y 5. Hume’s History of Encland, 6¥ y of Ensiand Millman’s Gitbon’s Kome, vols. Milimau’s Gibbon’s Rome, in -heep, Macauley's History of England, 5yois, Bound in sheep. y's Essaysand Poems, 3vols. ys and Poems. of Lord Macaul story, by Yonxe, 6vols, ical Stories, by’ Yonge, 4vals. merican Princes abd Put Hist: Abbe 00 1.75 ~ 10.02 8.50 The targest Stock of Juve be te Red ions, and at low aday Schools snd Teachers. sth of Books a handconie Christ- Beas or New Lear € for Cat OF-Ser, M E IPOLITAN BOOKSTO! AUEUENDALE METALLIC THERM In Charme and Standards. : WAC SIMILE INITIAL NOTE. “GLEENAWAX" JUVENILE NOTE. Frat and Seaside Litearies, JAMES J. CHAPMAN, aD 91! Pennsylvania avenue. NS hopr. BY AUTHOR OF WIDE, WIDE World. ya of Christianity. By Farrar. Farcaiey, Dectenaliy, Practically’ and Dstorically C wera Inst o By Howeils. Trigh Question. 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Vor first-class werk and artistic tailoring place your om enters with the leadinz house of Washington. ‘ INGHAM, HATTER, SGiahes Sestlcaben's Suk Hats to onder. or removtels ‘ace of a ionds rereigeh aul ako stie’ Fix ls ‘82 2! aiveed Mertiay eat. | | | § | FURNACES, RANGES, GRATES, PLUMEING, GENERAL JOBBING. i with the universal demand the management has con- cluded to retuin for one week longer, si THE NECROMANCER,” with an augmented and artistic ballet, headed by FANNY LUCILLE, in her renowned clodcche and other: artistic dances Firs appearance of Kelly and: Murphys the lamers Sisters, Minnie Kent, the Lorbeys, Mason and Lord, TataGneer Tikes tay, Thured and Saturda: ees Tues tn . \lsy, November 13 -JOHN L- SULLIVAN, cham- world, 26 ON EXHIBITION No. 616 AND SALE AP z MARKRITER's, Street. 2p, ,026.F street northwest, one door from 7th cice Oil Paintin Large and Choice Stock 6 Framer, Picture Cord and T: Markriter'’s. Terms Cash. ____ ATTORNEYS. WwW. RTPORNEY-At-na Ww. Practices in all the Courtan Uame 123 N, © uitiex omen Rome ands Gustou Law Bailding, 472 Louisiens avenue. amt HOTELS, &e. ARK HOUSF, A-BURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, is in readiness for wuests at reduced rates until June, 1883. Tt is beated by furnace, has gas in Toom; excelent board; cheerful surroundings: home' comforts. A very desirable place for 1s) HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, 317 NINTH STREET. Branch, 1730 P st n6 t, near Dupont Circle. I MPORTANT NOTICE. Preparatory to sending to New York ALL OUR UNSOLD STOCK, ‘We offer for ten days SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS To Bux FANCY GOODS, BOOKS AND STATIONERY For tho Holidays, During this time we offer all Fancy Goods st half prices, and Hooks and Stationery at and below cost. As this will be the last opportunity offered, it will pay to buy now FOR THE HOLIDAYS, aD SAVE FIFTY PER CENT, FRANCIS B. MOHUN, BooksELLER ND STATIONER, - wl-ict 1015 PEXNETLYANIA AVENUE. THE PLEA OF ELDER E. KELLY. OF NEW Bedford, Mass., in favor of the colored race of this oountry'and their tnatitutions, will appear in the *ikee" Of Washington, SATURDAY: the Lite ie (2B THE SFOOND NATIONAL BANK, ‘Wasmixarox, D. C., November 8, 1892. Ata meeting of the Directors of the Second National Bank of Washington, held this day, the death of Mr. Daxter Kors, a metnber of the boatd, waa announced, when the followiug resolutions were adopted: ‘The members of this Board having learned with pro- found sorr:w of the death of their associate, DANTET Korn, and desiring to render some slight tribate to his memory, Therefore Resoleé, ‘That iu his endden taking off in early man- hood. we deplore the loss of ready, willing and valuable services and advice which this bank has sustained. In fender recollection and, appreciation of hin sterling honesty sud integrity, directness of purpose, sount ness of Judxment, kindliness of heart,symuathy for the distressed and unfortunate, and genie! sociability of nature wa, with nismany friends, mourn his death and tender to his family our cordial and heartfelt sympathy in their sad affliction, hat we attend his funeral in a body, and that a copy be sent by the cashier to the family of these resolutios of our deceased friend. it i H. ©. SWAIN, Cashier, Secretary. ce. FEDERATION OF LABOR. ELEGA’ are notified to meet at th ir hall, corner of 8th and E streets nort!: Mee at 7:30 o'clock p.m., to make Visitstions «s follows: Tnne-a, WEDNESDAY, Novem. bor 8; Painters, FR‘DAY, November 10; Cizafmakers, SATURDAY, ‘November’ 11; Piasterers, Ml November 13. By order of “he Federation. . KENADAY, President, ecor sing Secretary. n8-4t SAVINGS BANK. ES pu A dividend of 5 per ui will be paid to depositors on and after XT MONDAY, the 13th instant, at the office, on south side of Louisiana avenue, next to corner a ot northwest. Depositors are notified to leave their books for settle- x WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY, iVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF pure Cod Liver Oil, at 50c. per pint bottle, at DREW'S Drug Store, corher sth street und Pennayl- hia avenue. my26-6m SAMUI ‘ 5 ‘93N 7th atreet northwest. of.” Vite# attention to his advertisement in to-day’s Star ‘BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.” cal Y TWO BOTTLES. Give him n4 tS Messrs. Johnson, Holloway & Co., wholesale drug- gists of Philade!phia, Pa., report that some time ago a gentleman handed them a dollar, with a request to send a good Catarrh cure to two army officers in Arizona. Recently the same gentleman told them that both the ofticers and the wife of Gen. Jou C. Fremont, governor of Arizona, had been cured of Caiarrh by the two bot- tles of Ely’s Cream Balm, CATARRH, COLD IN THE HEAD AND HAY FEVER. We hear from our customers the most flattering re- rortsof Elys’ Cream Balm; believe it isan article of real merit. SMITH, KLINE & CO., Wholesale Drug- gists, Philadelphia, Pa, ELYS' CREAM BALM CO., n6-coSt Owego, New York. Fs WASHINGTON TRAINING SCHOOL FOR ea NURS! FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION. ‘The regular course of lectures will be delivered MON- DAY abd FRIDAY EVENINGS at 7 o'clock at the Levman Building, 1425 York avenue northwest, beginning Frid: October For 1urther information apoly to Mra. Jano Hitz, y avenue southeast, or Mrs. 8. A. M Canfivid, Bureau of Education, corner of 8th’ and G streets northwest, or to D. W. PRENTISS, M. D., Dean, 023- 1224 Dth treet northwest. c= W. iH. BOOL OF NE 4-2" York, will deliver bis aoce ture, entitied He LIQUOR TRAFFIC MEI BD bINANCIAL F TH at Wesley Chapel and F streets c northwest, FUTDAY E , December DK. HODGKIN, ST, em Hag Removed to 1409 New York avenue, (Young Mi stiam Association buildings). (ag GAS FIXTURES.—E. Fr. BROOKS, o31-im, 631 15TH SrReer, Full aceortment Mitchell, Vance & Co.'s Goods. Cor- coren Building, 815 IsH INDUSTRIES, NOT ALMS.—BE- ritizens of the District of Columbia who approve of the practical methods of the Associated (Charities are urvently requested to give orders for mak- ine Fine and Piain Ladies and Gentlemen's Underwear, (hildren’s Clothing, Huuschold Sewing, Knitting. E broidery, Mending, Domestic Service, Washing by the hour or day, or any work a woman can do, to the WO- MAN'S WORK DEPARTMENT of Fifth Subdivision Associated Charities, 922 D street northwest. Office open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 830-610 fer DE EE Net et, Removed from corner Sth and Hf streets to 1409 New York avenue northwest, ol7-Im (ee SEE § siEpp. 409 97m Stneet Noerawesr. GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTEL: LATROBE FURNACES. ANGE: __ PLUMBING and TINNING. ‘ Jcbbing promptly done.. LJ [gp GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS fRESH FROM THE SPRING. W. C. MILBURN, Puanmactse, 1429 Pennsylvania avenne. JAPANESE GOODS. JAY GOULD, 97H STREET, BETWEEN D and HE sts., one square from Peunéylvania avenue. rolis, Lanterns, Fans, Decorative Pictures,® Bor- ders, etc. Also, new Xnuas Cards, Scrap Pictures, etc, of ————— ee ee cle of (CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!! Myxtock of FALL AND WINTER CARRIAGES is very large and complete, embracing in part— LANDAUS, LANDAULETTES, COUPES, BROUGH- AMS, COUPE ROCKAWAYS, COUPELETTS, T CARIS, &c., &o, Persons in want of Carriages, héavy or light, new or second-hand, si®uld examine iny very complete stock, Repairing promptly attended to. ROBT. H. GRAHAM, 10-Im Repository and Factory, 410-416 8th st. n.w, i. BEHREND’S BALTIMORE STORE, %8 SEVENTH STREET, Between I axp K Nonrawsst, Would respectfully invite attention to his selections HANDSOME NEW GOODS, whlch aro offered et ree markably low prices. Gerster Cloth, ‘all colors, 25c., Torra Cotts, Bronze, Beautifel Paice Silk sna Wool, 25e,: formerly 500. Figured Drees Goods that reta‘léd at 20, ouly Ise. hi 5 ack and col . Fine All-wool Cashmieres, 30, G23, 150. and el. Novelties in Dress Goods, Plushes and Velvets. Green 6-4 Cloth, choice duaiity, $1.35. ud Satins, Broce: w Shades in Ladie esa | Cloth. UNDERWEAR for LADIES, GENTS and CHILDREN We particularly recommend those auffering trom rheumati=m to buy oar prepared Ned Flannel “Under. wear, $1,25 to $1.50 each; or we sell a pure medicinall prenared Flannel ut 60e. per yard, equal to goods usual * GStnetas $6: 60: 75c., $1, $1.25 and 01 -, $1, $1.25 and up. Hosiery, Gloves and Handkerchicts,. Have suit reonved lots of pure Linen Handkerchiots, htly impertect, at lees than half prices. Call ani see them b:fore they are all sold ont. Full stock of Douiestics, Table Linen and Towels. Blankets, Flannels, Cassimeres and Housekeeping Last, but not least, Misses’ Woolen Hose, in sizes from to 814, 25c. per pair. BALTIMORE CASH STORE. n3-ff 908 7th street northwest, ‘W STOCK, HITE AND SCARLET CALIFORNIA FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWER: Scarlet C. and W. Cashmere SHIRTS and Dita WER! Canton Flannel P. F; DRAWERS. ns £35 Goods. BEL, lvania avenne. GEE, THE $3, 4 AND 48 CHILDREN'S SUITS. Single Pants, 75c., %e,, and $1; 4-10. School ‘Suits, from "$3.50, $4 and #6, upwards; age, Boys' School Suits. from $4, % and $6 up, age, 13 eee fool Wats, Froud OOS. up, Dress do., 75c. cape bat gt School Button Shoes in the District of J. W. SELBY'S, 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue, SILVER SPOON piNNen si eon, a Wo" the wreateat Manufachused and sed at 172 SAMUEL KIRK & SON. ‘est Baltimore street, by ol SoD ol6-1m° (Comer th and Hi streets northeast, Washington News and Gossip. Government Recerrrs To-pay.—Internal reve- Rue, $945,668.22; customs, $565,596.53, BaD POR THE RIVER AND Hargor Commirrss.— Of the members of the House committee on com- merce, the committee which prepared the river and harbor bill, Chairman Page and Messrs. Rich- ardson, Candler, White and Ross have been de- feated for re-election. Messrs. Townsend, of Onio; Ward, of Pennsylvania, and McLane, of Maryland, were hot re-nominated. Of the fifteen members. of the committee, the only one returned to tite 48th Congress 1s Horr, of Michigan; Washburn, of Wis- consin; George, of Oregon; Guenther, of Wiscon- sin; Reagan, of Texas, and Herndon, of Alabama. SPEAKER Kerra has @ecetved a few sarcastic telegrams from the constituents of ex-Secretary Robeson, congratulating him upon the defeat of the ex-Secretary. THE Senate WILL STAND, after the 4th of March Next, 38 republicans. 36 democrats and 2 Ma- honeites. Tt will be in the power of Mahone to tle the Senate only by voting With the democrats, Prov. RELL NAaTURALIZED.—Prof. Alexander Graham Bell (of telephone fame), to-lay, a3 a native of Edinburgh, Scotland, took out his papers a5 a citizen of the United States, having eight ee ago procured his first papers in Essex county, [as Gnazina Nor OccuraNcy.—The Secretary of the Interlor has decided that the use of land for graz- ing purposes ts not sufficlent for occupancy. THE INDIAN ScHoors.—The Commissloner of In- dian Affairs has received the annual reports for the several Indian industrial schools. Mr. 8. C. Armstrong, the principal of the school at _Hamp— ton, reports that the total attendance during te year was 96, and the number now connected with the school 1s 84 — 30 girls and 54 boys. Lieut. M. C. Wilkinson, U,S.A., In charge of the school at Forest Grove, Oregon, reports a total attendance of 91 — 54 boys and 37 girls. The report of the superintendent of the Carlisle Indtan school shows 188 Indian boys and 102 Indian girls were at the school at the close of the Nscal year. There Were over $5,000 worth Wagons, harness and shoes made by students during the year. The progress of the students in thelr studies ts regarded as highly satisfactory. A MEETING of line officers of the navy was held at Wormley’s last evening for the purpose of dis- cussing the question whether the appotntment of rear admirals should be made by selection or in order of seniority, in order to obtain the different views on the subject. A large number of officers Were present, but as It Was intended that the mat- ter should be kept secret the result of the meeting 1s not known, A Corrovs Case has arisen in the Land OMce in regard to an entry of land made by a woman. It was shown that the woman had obtaineda divorce from ler husband for the purpose of making this entry, as her husband had already pre-empted a portion of the public lands. After the divorce the couple lived together as usual,and on this showing the Secretary of the Interlor has Just rejected the land entry, QUARANTINE STATIONS FOR IMPORTED CATT. The Treasury cattle commission 1s now in New York elty on business connected with the estab- lsbment of a quarantine station for tmported cit- tle. From there the commission will visit Phila- delphia on the sime business. ‘Tne ‘Treasury de- partinent will accept the offer of the Baltimore and Ol:o railroad company for land on the line of the road, about nine miles from Baltimore, for the purpose of establishing a stutlon there for the port of Baltimor THE PRESIDENT did not leave New York for Washington on the afternoon train yesterday as he intended doing. Private business detained him. He ts not now expected to return until to- morrow. Navan Capers Dississep ror Hazine.—Three cadets of the Annapolis Naval Academy—James R. Pagin, of Indiana, Milton Dargan, of South Car- ollna, and Jason G. Laurison, of Ohio—have been court martialed and dismissed from the naval academy for hazing. Tae Lire Savers.—The Treasury department to-day Issued a cireular requiring the crews of lite saving stations to undergo thorough physical ex- amintion by inedical officers of the marine bos- pital service detailed for tue purpose. Tne New Copz.—Chuirman Neal, of the District committee, thinks he will have passed in the House, at the next session, the bill revising the municipal code for the District, but he has no hope that it will the Senate, A SMALL Snow For THE MoNEy.—The election of Tom Ochiltree in Texas, Gen. Chalmers in Misstssippl, Kellogg in Louisiana, and Mackey in South Carolina is about all Jay Hubbell has to show; and yet they say the barrel is empty, and the poor clerks are paying ten per cent a month interest on the money they put 1m to fill it. Goup Centiricatss.—Treasurer Gilfillan to-day forwarded $3,000,000 in gold certificates in denom- inations of twenties, fifties and one hundreds to New York, and $500,000 in denominations of fitties and one hundreds to New Orleans. These are cer- tiflcates of the New York series, bearing the rinted signature of Assistant Treasurer Acton. e Washington series of gold certificates will probably be Feady for issue about the frst of De- cember. ‘Tue SanaTooa Homewarn Bouxp.—Commander H. C. Taylor, commanding the U.S. 8. Saratoga, reports to the Navy department, under date of October 30, at sea, that nis vessel was then in latitude 14° 19’ north, longitu le 77° 04" west, on her way to the United States, having left Aspinwall October 21. He did not expect to reach Newport before November 21. The health of officers and crew was good. Senator Hoar’s Possisie Successor.—The Bos- ton, Mass., Journal says: “It is written in the ‘Book of Predictions’ at the state house that Governor Long will be chosen United States sena- tor to succeed Senator Hoar, whose term expires March 8, 1883. THe NavaL ADvisory Boarp, Commodore Shu- feldt president, will meet at the Navy department next Monday. Mr. Henry Sceers and Mr. Myers Coryell of New York, have both accepted the po- sitions of civilian members of the board, and it is expected that they will be present at the meet- ing on Monday. GEN. Hancock Favors TRIAL OF SOLDIER MUR- DERERS IN Civit Counrs.—Gen. Hancock, in his annual report, recommends that whenever, at any it, fort or say eanet by the military forces of the United States, and under the exclu- Bive jurisdiction of the United States, any person shall have been slain, or suddenly died, or been dangerously wounded, or been found dead under such circumstances as to require an inquisition, a court of Inquiry may be appointed, one member, if practicable, to belong to the medical department of the army, in order to investigate as to the cause of said death or wounding, and to fix the respon- sibility therefor and express an opinion thereon; and the court, If necessary, to have the power to issue processes for the immediate apprehension of any n accused of the crime under Inves' ga tion, who shall, without delay, be taken before the hearest Judge or commissioner of the United States, or justice of the peace, to be dealt with according to the law governing like cases arising In the dis- trict in which the garrison may be located. GEN. SHERIDAN’S ANNUAL RePoRT.—Lieutenant General P. H. Sheridan, commanding the military division of the Missouri, in his annual report to the adjutant general, recommends the abandon- ment of Fort Hale, on the Missouri river, depart- ment of Dakota, and that the buildings at that Place be transferred to the Indian bureau for the establishment of an Indian school, should the In- dian bureau desire them for such a bg ie He advises that the Indians of the Pine Ridge and Rosebud agencies, department of the Platte, be watched, with sufficient troops well in hand, for Wallace, Dotge and Larasd, departusent of Mis: and Larned, de} ent o gour!, be turned over to the Indian bureau for school p Gen. Sheridan Boys that the ex- ‘tension of the railroads in the division of the Mis- sourl, affords an opportunity fora much-needed concentration of the small companies of troops into larger garrisons, where. heb ean be more eco- nomically supplied and their ipline and efficl- ency increased. and that he has already selected points with a view to such a concentration as soon as the condition of Indian affairs will admit of the Withdrawal of troops from the more remote places. Pereonal.—Postmaster Ainger returned to the city with his family from Michigan yesterday.— Senator Miller, of New York, will bring his family to Washington for the next week.—Com- manders McGlenny, and. Higginsos tor Clark and Richard Ha! of Delaware, are at tue Epbit ‘Wood and og (nee Francisco zie ata ston and Miss payee Joun G. Ws : et a So | Massey’s Election Claimed in Virginia. ‘The Star Route Bribery Cases. MR, PALL GIVES BAIL—HIS STATEMENT—PAYNE RE- LEASED ON BAIL. Frank H. Fall, who was before the Police Court yesterday, charged with attempting to influence the vote of Juror Brown, In the star route trial, and who walved an examination and was put under $4,000 bail to appear before the grand jury, came into court at 3:300’clock yesterday after- noon, and offered Mr. Frank J. Tibbets, as his bondsman, who was accented for $2,500 of the amount. Mr, Fall came into court wits’ morning, and offered Mr. Martin Barringer forthe remata- ing$1.500. Mr. Barringer was accepted by the court, and this completed Fail’s bail. Arthur Payne, who has been tn jatl since his arrest, was also released on bail late yesterday afternoon, Mr. Chase Roys, the school teacher, going on his bond. THE CASK OF MR. DICKSON. Mr. C, Maurice Smith, counsel for Foreman Willlam Dickson, of the ‘star route jury, with trying to Influence the vote of 9 jurdr, a Star reporter this morning that he hid just been tose Mr. Wells to have a day set for'the trial of his client. Mr. Wells declined to set a day, because, he sald, one of his principal witnesses, Judge Hoover, was cut of the city. A STATEMENT MADE BY MR. FALL. A statement made by Frank H. Fall, under oath before Justice of the peace Moss, on the 10th of October, was given out for pubifeation lest nicht. Tats statement recites a conversation held with Mr. Brewster Cameron on the 14th of June last, in Presence of post office Inspector Woodward and Edward Taylor. Fail states that he under stood from Mr, Cameron that the government de- sired evidence of any misconduct by tho Jury, in the past or the future, if such existed. His duties, as he understeod them, were to learn whether any of the Jurors had been approached, and the result was that Fall was,on that day,employed at a salarv of $10.a day. On June 24, Foote agreed to find out if Juror Brown was for sale, and Fall Promised him $25, if he would get a written agree- ment from Brown, attested by two witnesses. Payne was afterward brought In by Foote and agreed to get an agreement from Brown, selling his vote for $2,500. Payne, on the 5th or 6th of July,reported that Brown refused to sign the agree- ment, as he thought 1t was a detective job put by the government. Alter Brown mate his afMdavit Payne said that Brown’s statement was a lie; that Brown came to his house and sid he would seil his yote in the star route case to any one who Wanted it for $2,500, and that at that time and Place they tried to’ get him to sign the written statement, but that he was suspicious it was a trap and would not sign it, Fall then gives a full account of the manner in which the affidavits were procured, throuzh Major Richards, Detective Miller and Col. Ingersoll. “Taylor had’ been rep- resenting that the government was Willing to use money {h some way With the jury. H> asked Brewster Cameron if tt was 80. Cameron de- nounced ft as an unmitigated falsehood, and Fail thereupon, to establish Taylor’s falseliood. pro- cured aMdavits. Fall also states that he gave out that he was employed by the defens», In order to obtain Information. ‘The result was that John G. Cox came to him repeatedly and offered hin two {urors who, he sald, he had for sale, Richard ‘T. uWw8 Was ‘another, who sald that he and Brown were as brothers; ‘that he had induced him to hang the jury tn the Long case, ani that he could control him. Laws, Fall sayS, told him that he had been promised money by the defense for king Brown, but that he had never rees:ved it, was another, who toli him that if he | y to let him know, as there Was a juror e could contro! cet The Big Flood. WHO WENT UNDER. The House committee on the District of Colum- ares badly {n the political deluse. Chairman Neal and Messrs. Urner, Sinfth, Klotz and Hoge failed to receive nomination, while Messrs. Hetl- man, Pierce and Dezendort,wito were renomilt failed of an election. The’ election of Mr. Son, of Virginia, 13 also in doubt. ‘The only two Inemibers of the committee of clection certainly elected are Messrs. Barr, of Pennsyivanle, and Cassidy, Nevada. ——+os—___> ‘The following telegram was received this after- noon by the democratic congressional committee : “RicaMonp, Va., November 10. B. Thompson:—News more favorable to M His mijority in Cabell’s district over two tlousand, Coutidenuy clalin his election. A. M. KEILEY.”” abell’s district (the Sth) gave a majority for Cameron, readjuster, ut tue last gubernatorial elect.on. ——__+e-+-—____ Military Posts and Forts. RECOMMENDATIONS OF GEN. SHERMAN. Gen. Sherman has submitted to the Secretary of War a special report upon the subject of military posts and forts, in which he say: he time Is now fora radical change in the whole system of ecemeal work in quartering the troops of the Tinited States. “For a‘hundred scars we have been Sweeping across the continent with a skirmish Une, building a post here and another there, to be abandoned next year for another lne, and s0 on. ‘Now we are across and have railroads everywhere, 80 that the whole problem 1s changed; and I ad- vise the honorable Secretary of War to go to Con- gress with a plan that will approximate perma- hency, instead of, as heretofore, mecting specific temporary wants by special’ sppropriations, often in the interest of private purties.” He recommends that the following posts should be held permanently, und that barracks should be erected of brick or stone: Fort Assin.boine, Dak., 10 companies; Boise barracks, Idaho, 4 companies; Fort D, A. Russell, Cheyenne, 6 companies; Fort Dongiass, Utah, 6 companies; Fort Gibson, Indian terryjory, 4 companies: Fort Laramie, Wyoming, 6 cdlupahtes: Hort Leavenworth, Kas, 12 com- anies; Little Rock, Ark., 2 companies; Madison arracks, N. ¥., 10 companies: Fort Marcy, Santa Fe, N. M:, 2companies; Fort Marion, Fla:,2 com- panies; Fort Meade, Dak., 4 compantes; Fort Mis- soula, Montana, 4 compantes; Mt. Vernon bar- Tacks, Ala., 2 companies; Newport barracks, Ky., 2 compantes; Omaha, Neb., 10 companies: Fort Riley, Kas., 6 companies; San Antonio, Te: ig, 2 compantes; San Diego, Cal, 2 companies; Fort Sill, Ind, territory, 6 companies; Fort Snelitag, Minn., 6 eet ed Fort Sully, Dak., 4 com- anies; Fort Walla Walla, Washington territory, companies; Washington barracks, D. v., 6 cum- panies, and Fort Wingate, N. M., 6 companies, r the enlargement and improvement of these military posts Gen. Sherman recommends that the Secretary of War ask of Congress annually tor five years $1,000,000, for, say five years, to be ex- pended by him at discretion, by the officers of the Quartermaster’s department, and by that process, he thinks, we will have abundance of qua ters for the whole army, which will endure for the next titty years. Commissions were ssued to-day to T. J. Fisk, postmaster at Cordova, Md.; H. R.. Tappan, Kley Grange, Md.; T. A. Evans, Leesville, Va.; Z. P. Childress, Johnson's Springs, Va. Navat Nores.—The U.S, steamer Tallahassee arrived at Newport this morning from Boston. ‘The naval court-martial appointed to try Allen for ! causing the death of his shipmate, Belmore, con- | Yenes on board the U. 8. steamer Portsmouth, at Newport, on Mondhy next. ExcuanGep Bonps.—The tssue of three per cent ; bonds, in exchange for thrce and a half per cent | bonds, since the Ist instant, 1s $16,504,500, which Jeaves about $95,000,000 of uncalled tor three and a half per cents outstanding. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL Will go to Phuadelphia on Suiday. A WASHINGTONIAN ELECTED TO CONGRESS.--Tele- grams from Wisconsin make it almo=t certain that } the Hon. Gilbert M. Woodward, the democratic candidate for Congress in the Lacrosse, Wisconsin, district, has been elected. ‘This will be gratitying to his relatives and friends fn this city, the place of his birth, Mr. Woodward ts a lawyer of ability. ‘WuaT Mr. Roseson Says.—Congressman Robe son, who returned to this city shortly after we election, in talking with a number of friends last evening about the elections, remarked: “In New York all the repubilcans seem to have vot’ for Cleveland,and most of the democrats.” He spoke of his own defeat In a good natured way, and While admitting that he was pretty badiy sowed | ease of sulciie wok place va tae Derby. tallrond track this forenoon. Henry Hageman, a German tailor, Uurew himself in froat of the } the ps wy: under, he thought that he worse than a good many Proparr Bustness.—In the Probate Court Judge Hagner transected the following business to-day: Estate T. A. Cook; order of sale. Estate Lucy Mankin; Dr. C. M. Hammett appointed adminis- trator—bond, $5,000. Estate Catherine Wood Jones; order appointing G. H. Wood administra. tor—bond, $4,090. Estate Andrew Roth; do. Mary |, £400. Estate Margaret Edmonds; Tule on executor to show cause, ate W. Beek ley; order of publication. In re Mary T. Free- man; rule for counter security. Will of John bate and letters c. t a. ; bond, $4, Estate a. had not fared any 4nd Manufacturing Com be-shientoft 5 upon each more,froin whom it was bousht. An attempt to take u Was made With the consent of ail parties —s ‘Will be held to-morrow. the Housatonic mil lying dead w ith the back of kes nel irs of age ahd leaves a wife apd six smi adminis. | fren in destivute circumstances. ona Huver’ | verdict Agaimst the Quidmick Com- ee zi TWO CENTS. — | tne vote in THE KANSAS SECON DISTRICT. Death of FE. 3. ¥1 leton. ———_ Mr. Erasmus J. Middieton,for 63 years connected. 7 with the office of the clerk of the courts of the ENGLAND'S ATTITUDE TOWARD FRANCE. District, died yesterday afternoon at his residence — > — near Rock Creek Church of ol@ age. Mr. Middle- Flerida. ton was born in Washington county tn 184, and ia uy Wasa brother of the late D. W. Middleton, tor |“ OS CONTEST IN THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL many years clerk of the Supreme Court of the | gecial Dispatch to Tae Ieonvca & United States, and of the late Lemuel J. Middie- | ye grit JACKSONVILLE, FLa., Nov. 10—Both parties are ton, who was a ploneer here in the ice | claiming the second district. Returus from 16 business, The deceased, in his seventeenth | out of 18 counties comprising ihe distros year, entered the oMice of the clerk of the | put Bisbee ahead, but the t ny counties old Circuit Court, thea held by Judges Cranch, ‘Thurston and Morsell, in what was afterwards known as the old Capitol prison (corner of Ist and A streets northeast), and le removed with the court to the present court house about 1824, and continued his connection with the clerk’s oMice to the time of his deati—tfor about thirty years ast belug in change of the crim!nal business—his last entry being June 20th last, noting the arg moeratic, and may (dem.) over Bi-bee (rep) The majority either way will Be Very small, and no matter which way the election is decided, It will be sled in the House, and both sides are chargt oy — > Indiana, THR DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY 10,000—TH CONGRR Si DELEGATION NINE DEMOCKATS, FOUR RM coville in the Guiteaucase Asearly | pra as 1822 he was clerk to the board of Common Coun- | Inpraxarotas, INp., Nov, 10.—The oMctal canyass cil, continuing a8 such with brief intervals till | of the votein this county was concluded atéo'elock 1858, and was also for many yi rk of the | this morning, The majority for P Levy Courtof the county. For some years before | can, for Congress, from this county 1s 640—a mas the war Mr. Middleton, like hts brother,Capt. L | jority im the di Additional returns Midd of the Thi e from the congre s confina the prs buev military spirit Yous reports, “ gation nine demo- . mpany Falsed in the c¢ cruts and four repuoticans. The @ ‘atic mae half he Was a comumunicant of St Paut’s | jority on the state Ucket will be from. 10,000 to rch (Rock Creek), and for a long se- of years a vestryman, ais“ morning when the Criminal Court con- ed Mr. R. Ross Perry announced the deata of 12,000, HASKELLS PLURALITY IN THE SECOND DISTRICR, ays Mr. Middicton and paid a feeling tribute to the rt Memory Of the deceased, atid mov adjqirn. District Attorney € motion In some feeling remarks, lowed, paying a high tribute to th the deceased and his exact and f ce of duty for So many years, adjournment. Mr, Pe i that the co Lawrence, Kansas, Nov. 10.—Spectil to the | Journal from all counties but one in the second district gives Haskell (rep.) tor Congress 3,90 ple Tallty over Acres, (dem), Jo Foreign News by Cable To-Day. THE VIENNA RIOTS. VIFNNA, Nov. 10—Tlere Was no ret ing uburbs last evening, ow to the prevatence of a storm, but elg’ 1 ina western suburb, announced that the funeral will take wrrow afteravon at 3:30 v'clock al Rock wal Of ridte probab humana he prest- men assembpi dent vernment Affairs, piuer tae: the pollce has had a conference with the The Commissioners are in recelpt of a report pepe Sia pe poe flag i Be oe from Dr. Godding, in charge of the tusane astlum, inscription Stating that there have been fourteen inmates ad2 r cown by agttators have: posted bills urgt working people not to be inumidated by the soldiers WORMS ATTACK THE F ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 10. — | from Mansoorah, of rs ton ero GREAT BRITAIN WILL NOT GRANT FRANCE AN EXCRP+ | TIONAL POSITION IN BGYPT. Lonpo: 10.—The Times’ correspondent at Paris says in powers have offictally informed: | Great Britain that it would be Impossible for them. hot to appear exacting it she granted vay single nation an exceptional situation in Egypt. Great Britaln, therefore, cannot grant France al excep= Uonal position. A PRIFST SROT TS TRELAND. NE wry, Nov. 10. tted inte that institutioa from the Di tot Columbia during the mouth of October and nine discharged. SERIOUS COMPLAINT AGAINST A POLICE: ‘The Commisstoners to-day recelved a co cation trom Wm. Heine, lu which he say: a farmer tn the county of Washington, my employ a hand named Jon Sargent served me for thirteen years teithfully. I a temperate man, and last Tuestay, when driving my team frow Brightwood towards my farm, was taken 11! suddenly and feil from hls seat int) me wagon, the team continuing homeward. The po- Iceman on that beat came up, and, without In- guirs, Inferred that Sargent was drunk, trans ferred him to the police station on 7th street, above Boundary, placed lim Ina cell and (here lett bin. This wa betweea 9 and 10 o'clock PTIAN COTTON CROP, rious complaints come ages Of worms In the cot- had in who que ilichanes : ther McGurk, parish priest ie ree, at Belleck, County Armagh, was shot to-day. one to be in an appare: and was transferred to the F1 In the meantime I learped o} Whereabout: nit immediately Was transporting bit to my house: bur, I regret to say Uiat he not only divd on the road, but that Iwas informed by the physician who saw btm that if he had received proper care when first tacked; if, tnstead of being arrested for drun's hess, lie Nad been prescribed for for illness, ld in all probabiitty be alive to-di leah Your attention to this sal affair, not In any 5} Of M-will to vUt ‘to protect of against such ess, Whieh im: edinen’s hospital, luis condition ond ought him, and Conroy, who or the murder 1 an early a large veln in the 1208. an tn | of Peter MeCann, comm hour this morning by e calf of lls right leg wit _ Artis(s Iiome Borned. y., Nov. 10.—The resifense Albert Bierstarlt, the well- Irvineton, cagcht fire knows Uds morning. ‘The loss, so for as known, Will probably exceed $40.00. Artist, Sita Ae ser many Hves and br Opposite = mainistralion auf. ALBANY, NS. ¥ ow York; W.'1 M .” Vander= veit and A. & ¥ i, of Chicago, IL, have e such invest serious and linportant ny With a’ re . LO Oppose the CI ried Caplial Of one tcago dressed beef forme million ion Of Uns cuse as its very racter demands. LIQUOR LICENSES. enterprise of Hammond & Co, and Swill & Co, of New applications for liquor licenses filea with | Culcaco. Ti WILL open depots in every el the G Where the other firms lieve ts now, and iu ision Myles Gibbons and PT. Roessie. The Commissioners to-day approved applica- Dennis O'Connell, the beef brought [1 Refrigerator Compa Chicago inthe Amerie *seurs ata price which othy Gannon, David Riordan, MT. tere 2 Livestock bt Charles Berrens, n Campbell, Joha Deuc Interests Of the live-stock business of the east, Frankiin Gery, 3 Dautel Lane, Murp Peterson and Patrick White. BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Eutwisie: L.¢. Huth, erect a two story dwelling, corner oth and Rstreets north- West; $700. "l Keane, Mrs. Allee Kelly, " Murderer. and Humumersly, Alexander nave: Dee hon th coeenrons Wiens , DEL., Nov. 10,—Collingwood Hale lett, convicted last month of murder in. the first degtee in kiting James Deputy at Milfordjand who has since conviction exlubited symptoms of tne nity; Was brought tuto court at Georgetown tals ornlig for decision as to whether sentence of death should be pronounced on bim. He looked. wiid and hagzard, and trembled In eve int. His counsel plead for suspension of the sentence unt! Hallet:’s sanity or insanity could be suthorle tatively determined, and the court granted a sus pension until April next to allow the next legisias ture Lo take Some action in the case, - — Seizure of $225,000 Werth of Clydes= ‘dale Horses. COL. HOLLOWAY'S TROUBLES WITH THE GLASGOW COM- ANY. CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—A dispatch to the Daily News from Alexis, Il, gives turtuer detalls of tne gel gure of over 100 head of Clydesdale horses on tae farm of Col. Robert Holloway, near that yesterday, by representatives ‘of the Gl. Ciydesdaié Breeding and Exporting company. It seems that a special train, with detectives and @ force of men left Chicago 6n Wednesday and ar In spite of Col. Hollowags protest awd proceeded in spite 0 lolioway"s protest to load them on the train. Colonel Holle Way; ailer the posse had ‘defied ihe con stable and sheriff, got an order from the division superintendent of the road to hold the train. Meantime he went before the court and swore out a writ of replevin and came back with suflicient force and took possession of his property, which includes several prize stallions Tue Pastor’s SALARY Case.—The trial and a whole’herd valued at $225,000. ‘The repre: = of Scout: ne payed Soaks trustees of — | ioe — von rel -_ nt as. Wg hg plist church, for balance of salary, Was resumi in the Circuit Court, Judge McArthur, this morn- mf tw sell the horses for a share of the proceeds, ing, ind a verdict was rendered for defendants. the has been selling lange numbers of horses: ee and that his remittances were not satisfactory. Tue Witt of Thomas Shatler, executed on No- The company became tired of the arrangement vember 7th, was to-day filed in the Probate Court | and decided to take possession of its 4 and fully ‘proven. He fires Sumner Shatler, of (ol. Holloway, on the other hand, stay that Be New York, his watch and chato, and appoints "W. | has a part interest in the stock and that, . hasre- G. Shuller'executor, expressing’ the desire that he mit “arly all of the company’s share of the carry out the gifts and bequests, amounting to | proceeds of sale. Col. Holloway vears a firstclass $1,000, as given iitm,and bequeathing auy property | reputation, both In this country and in Europe, he may have in Haddam, Coan, w Davis ‘f. | asa reliable business man, and is tie leading um Shaler. porter of Clydesdates 1m this country. = ‘Telegraphic Briefs. Isaac Bott, of Little Rock, Ark., was fatally shot by his steps»n, Julius Levy, at his residence at midalgnt, last night. At Naples, Ontario county, Va..yesterday, while George Pave was eating Lis auaer, be Aran. ® | solution of sugar of lead and laudanum by mis- take from a bottie labelled “Plantation Bitters” and died in two hours, 5 ‘The rewains of the Lite James W. Simonton will leave San Francisco for New York on Monday next accompanied by lis widow and Mr. Loring ering. ‘The residence and furniture of T. Wiiton min, cashier of the First National Bank at Jame on the line of the Amboy division of the Penn: Fanla rallroad, was totally destroyed by fire yos- "about 66, sl The Steamer Hetvetia, (rom Antwerp for Boston, Whien arrived at Queenstown the 2 th & with her cargo shifted, also bad her deck-house broken, Three of Ler ten Were seriously Injured. Andrew Rab, engineer of the New York 24 ave- nue elevated ‘railwa ) ran over ant killed Frederick Pierce, and fatally injured Artuur Hale lock, two car cleaners, at the 12bst street = last hight, Was to-day paroled by the coroner to await the Inquest. In the United States ctroult court In New York to-day the trial of the suit of Roser M. Suerman, @ lawyer, against Cnaries G. Landon aud Beajanin H. Hutton, for the recovery Of $8,221 counsel fees, was commenced. George W. Wilte,a Dlacksmith, of 234 street, Broo!:iyn, N.Y., bubs himseit with a Gothes Line in bis bedroom last nicht. ————— —The clerk of the court has cl MARRIAGE LICENSES. Margaret E. ce; Winston W. Williams and Betty A, L. Green; Otto Schlueter and Kate Scnretzeumeyer, a Wo Snor at GriTeav.—The case of Wm. Indicted for an ass .wit and battery with in- kil Charles J. Guiteau, in Noveinber Last, was on the calendar of the Criininal Court to-day, but went over till next weel sci UNEASINESS ABOUT A MISSING MAN.—The friends of John S. Wilson are very much alarmed by iis sudden and mysterious disappearance. He was employed in the Boston store and had been in tuls city but a short ume. AS he was a native of Bradford, England, it is thought that he has gone home. But others'are inclined to believe that he Was made melancholy by bis poor health and re- duced circumstances, and committed suicide. The ae In this city was the 6th of Octo- er. Tur CLenr’s Fres.—The Court in General Term made an order to-day directing the Naitonal Bank of the Republic to pay to the clerk one per centon $224,810.20, the amount deposited In certain equity cases by order of the court made October 2, 1878. > of the aries H. Paige Affairs. Reported for Tae Eventxo Stan. Real EsTats SaLes.—Several lots of real estate Were sold yesterday afternoon at auction at low Fates. Two stnall brick dwellings, six rooms, with front and back lots on a paved street, (Falriax near Wolt), sold at $310 exch to Wm. W. Brown, ‘The Summers coach factory on Pitt street, at $775 to the Summers Bros. Two dweiling lots on the edge of town were bought, one in tue first ward, by John 'f. Lill, for $25, and the other, in the third ward,tor $35, by Wim. H. Smith. ‘These sales show thet during last season te price of real estate has not advance AN OLD BUILDING ASSOcIATION.—The affairs of the Mechanical Butlding Assoctation, which was established here about 1855, are now being finally woufid up. some sales of real estate under mort- gages Lo that organization were made yesterday. Tt was In the full Ude of success when te wir came and changed values and delayed settle. nents. SraTIon Hovse.—At the station house there are few prisoners this morning. Bua Edward: changed j with stealing a pocket-pool ackson, di orderiy; 4 colored lad for stealing froma wagon at mafket,and a white tnan locked up fordrunkeu- ness, Rerorrer's Nores.—Rt. Rev. J. J. Keane, Bishop of Richmond, ofictated at the mornin services in St. Mary’s church this morning.——The appeal from the county court by the city of Alexandria, against the county of Alexandria in the case of the county pauper, Jacobs, whom tie city sup- ported for twelve years at the alms house, was de- ed by Judge Kelth yesterday tu favor of the the county, The elty claimed $1,870 for the sup- portof ihe pauper.—The New Virginta Mining any have made an as are.—-The Hydraulion wine has been repatred.-—-The scow John Sad- ght here from Balthnore by Mr. J. D. Be ich, Was resold yestenlay to M. Pants, of Batt BALTIMORE, wal, Bs » second series, 33g; do. past due coupons, SRACTMORE ‘Nov. 10—Cottad aeady— Wy. Flour Gull ‘and lower — Howard and” western super, . 4.62; do, family, 4.75a5.75 £00. ae. : 2685.85; 7 jyse0 “Fae af oath western clot cary southern red, Lvani-05; do. amuer, take Nov 2 western winter re, apt, 1:04i4 aakod;, ber, 1.04%: Deceanber, 1.1" 9a. 0634; dam i = 1,08%;; February, LA\s1.10%; Mareh, 1. : Corn. soutiera afeady . clos tliern white, omotive Of | xo; western nixed, ‘spo seuger train near the Allington cut and | Jaininry, Glaabtig. Outs ac torn 10 four cars passing over southert, 40346: western r He leaves a wite and four chudren, ‘AD Wquest | 4334; Pennsylvania, 42046. Nye quiet, 58061. and quiet—priine to choice Peasy) 14.00215,00. Provisions - Ruats—tinowltorg and clear Hata, legate, western boat by force Was unsuccess“ul, and the resale A Horrible Case of Suicide. New Haven, Cony, November 10.—A horritle A Brakeman’s Skull Crushed. Coxs., Nov. 10.—Last_ night when er onentanls wiiix’ teats reackea Newt, Miles | packed F. Dean, a brakeman, resiting In this city, was [2%30. | Petroienm the top of oneet thd cars tego Seamer skull crushed toa jelty. He Dushels: corn, 10, 900 bu; 2 the tun- Me, ‘corn 100, 358 SLONDS x “Noes 10, 12:20 p. ‘trantecs? bigs os Provencr, R.L, Now, 10-The inthe case of Wal: J. King & Sons ve the Quer. 7, Win, ‘Sprarue president, 10 w' last evening began his 'argument defense, this ined to hear fur AC spor Sikeaoanagas | Be