Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1883, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Ferthwest Cerner Penasylvania Ave, aud 11th St.,17 The Evening Star Newspaper Company. GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. Fer Evexrsc Stan fs served to erbecribers in ths t. at 10 cente per nth. Copies at the counter, 4 srry carriers, on thelr own acc Sane ta conte Scutreaciy Dyn eas year, $6; tix (Entered at the Port Office at Washington, D. C..28 secchid- cane nail maatter-] ‘Tux Wersty Stan published on Friday—f] ayeas Posteyeprepaid. Six months, 80 cents. GAN mail endacriytions myst be paid in advance: Fe paper rent on than ts pald for. Retes of advertising made known on annitoatton. repaid—50 cents a mouth, ¢ TWO CENTS. EMENTS. NDSEANCES HYSIE MANTFESTATIONS IN THE LIGHT, evenings, May 4th and 6th, Missouri aven:e. 1 Friday and Sety PENING OF ABNER'S SUMMER GARDE! SATURDAY, MAY 5. An enlarged Orchestra, under the conductorship of Prof. CHRIS. ORTH. NDL HOFER, Ballad Singer and Swiss Warbier, and The famons Buffo, Mr. PAUL STANLEY. m: NAtiona THEATER. Miss N, MONDAY, APRIL 30-EVERY EVENING—SATUR- DAY MATINEE. JAY RIALS TWO GREAT COMPANIES CONSOLIDATED, THE EUROPEAN COMPANY, After an extended tour throngh England, Ireland and Scotiand, having just returued and 1 with UNCLE TOMS CABIN Doutle Dramatic Company, Grand Scenic Effects, Meeting Shouters, Sweet Old-T Donkey’ **Frisco,” the 1a Jubilee Singer ine 8 Trained Blocdhounds. ngaxement 25, $5 and 50 cents. EW THEATER ComiQue. ~ N COMIQUE. MONDAY, APRIL 30, a3. co FRANK I. FRAYNE, Comb: ng drama en- Or, The Trapper and His Matinees Tnesday, Thursday and Friday. Admise io: and 50 cents. aro NEW dime wuseum, a —_— The Popular Resort of Ladies and Children. A GRAND P FORMANCE. EVERY AFTE BOBBY LSIE. LO. ‘AND JUD’ . LESLIE BROTHERS. er Star Artists. Ard Ten Ot In an Fntertainnient of over two hours. Admission. all F; : 10 ap30 WNED FISKE JUBILEES, Ola World, it enthusiaein tu all par THREE CONCEKTS AND A MATINEE, In the CONG" EGATIONAL CHURCH, Commencing FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 4. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 P.M., rH. and Tuesday Evenings, Wasuiser ON ATHLETIC PARK. nd 5. MAY 4 and 5, 1 Philadephia, PLIFTED METHOD FO! rtest in existence, at SOK DE WOLOWSK 116 Mai €N EXHIBITION AXD SALE AT ARKRITER rect verthwest, one doer from Tthstreet, #*, Fneravines, Chromo, ete; als Stock of Paperbancines, Picture id Tassels, Kings, Nails, ete. a. Free AriGallery. "01 EXCURSIONS, LS AND ©°bT ny. BAUW 416 7th st _ ATTORNEYS. S———= a NOTARY PUBLIO AND | [8 thank a alse me pESS MY KR RENTS. 0 La. ave., next to City P. O. RE those of my sisters, to all per- sons who wore so kind in thelr attentions to my elster ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR, Room 16, cae re Btrent Northwest, ‘arhinuton, D.C., practice in all Courts of Record in the District. | 1; Gibson, Mra. N. cial attention to business in Court of Claims, Na- | Mire. # Bank Suits, and to preparation of Briefe upon . fers by express permission toHon. M. R. Justice Supreme Court U.. Justice Supreme Court. ‘Treasury U.S. irrency ; Citizens’ 3 & SWAYNE, Attorneys snd Counselo: 197 Broadway, New York. | of business at SEVEN (7).0°CLOCK P. from Monday, yesterday evening, who bad both legs broken: by [ae ing from her carriawe, caneed by the kicking and run- ning of the horse in Soldiers’ Home, and especially to Dra. Dewitt. Yarnell, Mrs. Dewitt. Gen. Stu'gis and the oli soldiers of the Soldiers’ Home, and to Mra. I. C. McFarland, Mrs. John Davis, re. Hayreeworth, Mre. Cartee, Herxeant 1. K. Red- fhe second precinct, and others whose names I did not ascertain who did all in their power to relieve her suffering. Gen. Sturgis had the Home ambulance M. Wyle te | Drouchtout and aent her home in ft, where her limos Hon. H-McCulloch, | 8ere set by Dre. Magruder, Dewitt anid Biise, and she | is as comfortable as possible under the circumstance. ey Ruox, | it W. W. McCULLOUGH. WE, THE UNDERSIGNED GROCERS, DO hereby agree to close our respective places MILLEK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Gunton Law Building, Louinisna avenue, Rooms 2-and 4 Residence, 240 North Cay Building, 916 F street northweat. May 7th, to October Ist, 1883, Saturdays excepted. . Shea, sae a ‘Bacon, ib & Duvall, J.P. Brodera, mh29 | Barbour & Hamilton, Frank Hume, Hume, Cleary & C J.B. Bryan & Bro. G. G. Cornwell, ji Browning & Middleton, C. G. Brvan, H. 0: Edmonston, main entrance Warner | Beall & Baker. ‘my4-2t* mh16-3m* GOODRICH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, pean: |" Eighteen 'y at- | Tho attention of taxpayers is caliec fears experience. Confidential business’ 1 uided to without publicity. OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. |ASHINGTON, April 30, 1883. tothe tax levied for the year ending June 30, 1883, on real and personal Justice of the Peace and Notary Public, 916 F street northwest, Warner Building. ‘ATTORNEY-AT-Law, os. 10 and 12, Gunton Building, | due iisiana Avenue northwest. d5-6m | tax property. ‘The second half of such tax, where not previour , will become due and payable onthe fitet day o a next, and if not pai before the firstday of June engting, shall thereupon be in arrears and delinquent. and @ penalty of two percentum upon the amount thereof spall be added, and the same, with other taxes din arrears, will be listed for advertivemont aud le in the manner presc] by existing law. ADA GRAY. m2 EDIN WOODWARD, Rooms 7 and, Gunton Building. Tittes to Real Estate. Index to County and George | _ my % 51m. ‘hu R. AxD WM. By order of the Commissioners of the District of Co- lumbia, Attest: . JOHN F. COOK, Collector of Taxes, D.C. Cus. J. GOOCH, Te eOE Ce OTE ae ieee Law and Ez 3104 ne. , ‘Good work, good references, moderate | He ND ———- Teas B. JOHNSON IS A MEMBER OF OUR be? NYDER & BRADY, HORSE SHOERS. On and after thix date the Goodenonkh Horze Shoring carried on by WM. N RADY and WM. H. pNYDER, at 619 New York avenue. my3-3t” rm from this date. The style of the firm will Mae. J. P. Passes, IMPORTER OF FASHIONS, 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, | ing money will NOVELTIES IN LONDON HATS D NIGHT THIS WEEK! m2-3t? A. @. JOHNSON & BROS. (= SEW BUILDING assoctation. Monthly dues $1, First payment on WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant. The cieventh isgue of stock in the SERIAL, SAVINGS AND BUILDING ASSOCIA- TION. | Afeeting for the payment of aties and advanc- held on ‘DNESDAY, 9th instant, at o'clock p.m., in Hall No, 615 7th atreet northwest, opposite Patent Sffice. Considerable of the stock han ready been subscribed and pald for. Tho “SERIA! is one of the most succeseful associations in the city. AND PARIS BONNETS | All{nformation concerning the esme fay be obtained Secretary any time Leforo or at the meoting. CONSTANTLY BEING RECEIVED THROUGHOUT | yo. a. PRESSOR. Secretary end’ Treamuree Ni ‘THE SEASON. ‘reasurer, No. 1416 F street northwest. myd-7t Mrs. Setua Ropvenr, Std Work nad Bee aneeee ak | 608 Novrm Srazer, Orvosre Parexr Orvrce, : and been greeted with f our own latidy will ive NAINSOOK EMBROIDERIES: M. Wauunas, Importer ts and Rich Milinery Novelties, Real La jeckwear, Dress Trimmings, Parasols, 3 b Joreeta, Handsome Wraj its in a variety of style: ps, Jersey Jack- | _ lourning Suit and. priors, Cacdy 32, and a fine assortment OR ARTIFICIAL T. etx, Jersey Suite, 7 ile Trevise, Paris irable assortment of Mant nnsvivania avenue. at 25 per | of fine Dentsl mechani [2g NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! Beware of any imitation of the word CERES, Received a new assortment of IRISH POINT, SWIss | Which is the name of the celebrated SPANISH, MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. TORCHON, MALTESE and cther WASH LACES, in| Likeeverything else that has gained renown, some variety of patterns, at very cloge prices, * Large selection of Children's Long and Short DRESS- | reputation it basgatned by imitating the name and ES, MARSEILLE SUITS, CLOAKS, LACE and | brand, and by attemptiug thereby to paim off an in- SHTRRED CAPS, POKE BOXNETS, and all kinds of | ferior article for the genuine. ‘Therefore, be sure and . . ‘ p16-1m _ | see toit that either Sacks or Barrels read * Person or persons are trying totake advantage of the ERE: and have the imprint of two gold medals attached. None genuine without the two gold medals, . = WM. M. GALT &CO., t] ap2e-ct ‘Wholerale Flour and Grain Dealers. . THE RICHMOND TOOTH CROWN AND (fe COMBINATIONS ELTA WITHOUT PLATES. 1 have engaged Dr. C. L, Anderson, au expert in Crown work, to introduce and take chargé of this style . which hag met with such a in New York and other cities. large measure of succe ap20 jadly decayed teeth und roota restored to beauty and Jesr Recerven: Several Cases of ROUGH AND READY STRAW HATS, ftrawberry, and all the leading MRS. M. J. HUNT, 1309 F STREET. | DATED MAC in Ecru, Crueked Si usefulness, and by use of the “bridging” process teeth can be insérted to fll up the epaces produced by lose of the natural ones, without the use of a plate. These ope- rations are cleanly, natural in appearance and perma- ents a 6t* To WASHINGTON, D. posing of the Sock 5 tox & Co. SPECIAL OPENING OF LADIES’ BOOTS PERFECT FITTING PARIS LAST. AllSizes, from2to6. Widths from AA to D. EDMONSTON & CO. 1939 AND 1341 F STREET. CONSOLE COMPANY will be held at 3 o’cloc 70 May 29th, 1883, at ho;,462 Louisiana avenue noithwest, a city, nf .C., for the purpoee of etecting ‘Irustees for suing year. A full attendance of the Stockholders is Rea nentedy as business of importabce will be submitted tothem. CHAS. 'T, MOORE, Fresident, FRED. W. ROYCE, Sceretary. _apd7-f&tal0t® (ep NOTICE! ALL THE MEMBERS OF FIFTH Baptiet Church are rata wer to their names when the roll will be ca!led on FIRST SUN- DAYIN MAY. KEV. JOHN H. BROOKS, Pastor. EDWARD M. JACKSON, Clerk: ap23-19t* (cg FIREMEN'S INSURANCE coMPANY apie HAVE REMOVED ror Dhrssmarrya. from our shelves WM. BALLANTYNE & SON in); History o: avenno, SCRAP PICTURES. i that Mr. WHITE has Sng at 1119 F street, north teaches the art of Making, Cuttiuse, ‘ining Ladies’ Dresees | ete., art.et ge number of | ically erat half-price ‘cas Mr. White met with i “1 Prayer Books at one-fourth their | eyetem Mr. Whit. | te be the best. chart or part of a chart, ersally acknow'edzed eel he system is by measurement, wa Tennis, and Archery is School open day aud evenfng. TO THER NEW BUILDING, ity already is | Corner 7th street and Louisiana avenue northwest, The No Ss | Ma Geo. . Wane, LADIES’ 1115 F street Nortuw: Now Prepared to Take Orlers for "LION AND DI TAILOR. vole. (Godwin) :Pooms f ER DRESSES, SEAUS AND de Hiding Habits, London Tai All the work is do! Men Dreesimakers and oth Costumes, y st fit guaranteed. | take one of Mr, WHITE! ted Cloth Coatumes, {19-4 6m -—The business in in excess of our expe ued until furthei ciiferent but de tions, the sale will | x otice, “Eackt day we will argains, and ‘on THURSDAY bexin with 200 dozen mors of those thor: | [2g LUMB! wade and trimmed CHEMISE AND DRAW- at 25 cents each. | the price, We have 50 ‘The Lest chemise ever offered for dozen French Castor, 8 button Tar Novis IES OF THE SPRING SEASON, 18: DOMESTIC WOOLENS ARE READY FOR INSPECTION AT @17 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Wasuixcrox. Gaimavrr & Cos MATICO “CAPSULES rein the moet severe ules with liqu be found a safe and effective y~ wily DULL BY ALL DRUGGISTS, J > Bos Becaxrast: CHOCOLAT MENIER, £0LD EVER! WHERE, FARIS AND LONDON. RewYork Depot, 54 Wall strect, Boston Deyot. 124 State street. $09-t&f4mn lenxth, Mousquetaire Gioves, at $1 100 dozen Schopper's ‘oil boiled, solid colors T pair, regular st quality, in- -tdies’ Hose, at 48 cents Auotiier 60 dozen of ‘thora 12-tiread Child- | Our facilities for the jobbing trade are unesualed. 100 dos Misses’ Hore at 37. 7 cents, or three pair for $1; former price GO conte to7s | Estimates promptly furnished at DOUGLASS’ 9th and F streets, aps r. Ten's Stockings just in. cents, according to sizs 123) ~ ARE ISSUING POLICIES on REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY 9» as LOW AS ANY FIRST CLASS COMPANY, rH. leaving this city should — Office Rooms For Rent, all front; heated by steam; Otis elevator, a23-2w fe _DR. SCHAEFFER HAS REMOVE! _ office to 1321 F street. apl9-lin* 5 LUMBER WHITE PINF, MAHOGANY, YELLOW PINE, WaLggne OAK AND ASH, CHERRY, OF ALL KINDS, POPLAR, Hro., AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. WM. McLEAN & SON, ahi 18th street northwest, corner B street. ANTON FISHER. CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING .BLISH- 906 G street northvest. Thirty yar oe Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Garment are perfectly cleaned by this superior Dee CORCORAN BUILDING, “IGN (OUR OWN IMPORTATION) AND Veils, Laces, ete. broctea. Laden’ of E. J. DeSmedt ‘mbia: **Your chemicals are of the most effectual na- | 10 surpassed in Paris, New Grease spots guarn teed to be thorouxtily removed.au29 (2p O48 FIXTURES! H- THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CTI'’'Y TO ‘alec Craps SELECT PROM AND THE CHEAPEST, PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE, E. F. BROOKS. chit elecwhere." Notice (ee O48 Fixtures, S M's ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, TENTH STREET NOR’ Makes CORSETS to order in every snd guarantees French Hand-made Un derel and fins ted houlder ‘Braces French Corsets and Bust Coreet, for wnich Miss H. ‘own make, that French, German gpa Spanish apoken. THWEST, aaty material, fect ‘At and comfort et SPEQIALTIES ARE— jothing, Merino Underwear dail Dress Reform Goods. mt LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THELATEST DESIGNS SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, FURNACES, RANGES AND GRATES, PLUMBING, TINNING, And all jobbing promptly done. SAM'L 8. SHEDD, 400 Oru Sraret Nortawesr. Sup- : ae agent, | {99° OLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS — FRESH FROM THE SPRING, ss W. ©. MILBURN, Puaruacrsr, {5- 1429 Pennsylvania avenue. HOUSEFUR RREPMeEna CHESTS (all sizes). TE COOL! RS and STANDS. M FRERZERS. FLUTING MACHINES, west prices, GEO. WATTS, 314 7th street, 5 doors above Penna, svenne. iS IMPROVED MAKE), do not tatixue the 1 Copaiba do, Thox Vases, Cuas ip rea BUSTIO WOOD VASES, CHAIRS, BETTEES Hovsexeerens Fitting out or Replenishing can always find at our store a full line of the following goods at lowest prices: DECORATED DINNER, TEA AND TOILET WARE, | _8D12 HAVILAND CHINA. FINEST PLATED WARE. ROGERS’ ENGLISH CUTLERY. . EDDY's CELEBRATED REFRIGERATORS, WHITE MOUNTAIN CREAM FREEZERS, And all kinds of Housefurnishing Goods. M. W. BEVERIDGE, 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Dasrornrs F, LUID. int received a car FOKTH'S FLUID direct from repared tofurniah iin nine DAN- WE ARE CLOSING OUT AT LOW PRICES We alsoesiinit toe seacvershownin | A lot of odds and ends in the way of Portable and NOTHER JOB LOT—co PRS.- WoM EN’S KID Bat Boot, size 2% to 7, $1, worth $1.25; odds and ‘Ladies’ fine slippers. 90, 60 and ‘Thc. at half price? broueh sties,"s . 3 Se and oie - foxed do.” tame = all sizea, $1, worth Bot and Leesd =| solid. "ind see the sold, : é 3 Danforti's Fluide tout | Brick Set RANGES. A few second-hand RANGES to eee, A | and LATEOBES to sell cheap, a ¢ AND HANGING BASKETS, GARDEN HOSE, &o, HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON. ‘Wanver J. e Kenpervme, TILE WAREROOMS, 1820 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST. Plain, Glazed and Encaustic Tiles for Mantels, Facings, Fireplaces, Hearths, Vestibules, Conservatories aplé-Im and Hall Floors. T° MAKE ROOM FOR OTHER GUODB, EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., mh24-8m 1425 New York avenue. SSE Sg ae a oi eat acy Washington News and Gossip. Government Recetets To-Piy.—Internal reve- nue, $1,444,159.90; customs, $615,240,; Tue PownaTax left Key West this morning for Carthagena. . THE WACHUSETT sailed April 17th from Honolulu for the Samoan Islands. Coms@onore SrernEN B. Luce, commanding the training squadron, hasarrived here trom Newport, RLL, and this morning had an interview with Sec— retary Chandler. Drviwenp.—The Controller of the Currency has declared a dividend of 5 per cent in favor of the creditors of the Mechanics National Bank of New- ark, N. J., making in all 60 per cent paid to the creditors, amounting In all to 81,505,168 10. THE Crvi. SERVICE RULES.—It 1s expected that the rules of the civil service commission, as amended by the President, will be completed to- day, and be presented to the commisstoners, as well as the commisston of Mr. De B. Randolph Kelm to be chief examiner. SeNaTOR BECK, of Kentucky, {s preparing a reply to recent interviews on the subject of the tariff, had with Senators Sherman and Morrill, TRE O10 Por SIMMERING.—A letter received from an Ohio democrat says that the great prob- ablitty Is that the democrats will nominate Judge Hoadley, of Cinctnnatt, for governor, and that either Judge Foraker, of Cincinnati, or Congress- man Robinson, of Kenton, will be nominated by the republicans, TRE Vacant commissionershtp of internal reve- nue, it is now sata, will certainly be filled next week. Ex-Representatives Burrows, of Michigan, and Dunnell, of Indiana,are applicants,the former endorsed by Senator Conger. W. N. Hobart, of Cincinnati, 13 the candidate of the distilling ‘in- terest, and Senator Logan has recommended Mr. A. C, Matthews, of Ilinots, Mr. MURCH READY 70 G0 ON WITH THE Hitt In- YESTIGATION.—In response to the communication sent to Mr. Murch yesterday concerning the Hill investigation, that gentleman called at the Treas- ury department to-day and stated to Mr. New, chairman of the investigating committee, that he would be ready to go on with the investigation in a day or two, Too MccH Patp For SaLantes.—Controller Law- Tence has examined the accounts of the disbure- ing officer of the Freedman’s hospital for the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1882, and has discovered that money appropriated for clothing has been Used for salaries. While the aggregate appropria- tion for the maintenance of the hospital ($41,800) has not been exceeded, yet more money has been pas for the salaries of those connected with the Institution than was appropriated. In gone: gnence all excess of that appropriation will be isallowed by Judge Lawrence in passipg upon the accounts, Judge Lawrence stated to-day that he had no idea that there was any fraud in the matter, but that it was Illegal. Cnocker’s BriGape.—Gen. Belknap, president, and Capt. H. H. Rood, secretary of the Soctety of “Crocker’s Iowa Brigade,” composed of soldiers of the 11th, 13th, 15th, and 16th regiments Iowa vol- unteers, announce that the second annual reunion will be held at Cedar Rapids, lovva, on September 26 and 2, 1883. ‘This brigade was in’the 4th division, 17th corps, and fought at Shiloh, Corinth, Iluka, Vicksburg, Atlanta, Bentonville, &c. Gov. Sher- man, of Towa, a soldier of the 13th Iowa will deliver the address, No DEMAND FOR EXTRADITION.—It fs learned at the State department. that no demand has been received for the extradition of any Irishmen in the United States who have recentiy been accused of crime in Ireland; so of course there .8 no truth In the London rumor that this government has con- sented to tho extradition of any such persons. The New York Herald correspondent here tele- graphs that he has authority to state that there will be no surrender of persons by this govern- ment to Great Britatn, charged with conspiracy in this country to murder some one In England, even if the evidence sustains the charge; that warrants for the arrest of Sheridan, Walsh and Tynan will be issued If they are demanded, but if the extraat- tion of thege parties is asked the United States will insist spon acertified of the indictment, and that {t must be sup by attested depost- tions on which such indletment ts found. If the evidence required by the extradition treaty is not conclusive, “there ig the ighest authority,” ‘writes the Herald correspondent, for saying that not one of the parties wiil be surrendered, eee ages Gey. Gzo. B. MCCLELLAN, being obliged to go to a distant part of the country, has written a letter courteously declining the honor of responding to the toast “The Army of the Potomac,” at the ban- quet of the Society of the Army of the Potomac, to be held here on the 17th inst. Navat Oxpers.—Commander N. H. Farquhar, detached from the Naval Academy, 14th Inst., and ordered to command the practice ship Constella- tion, 15th inst, Lieut. Commander Horace Elmer, Lieuts. John P. Merrell, Duncan Kennedy, Robert @. Peck, Wm. P. Claséa and Frank H. Holmes, Ensign 4. E. Culver, Pay Inspector L. G. Billings, Assistant Surgeon Oltver Diehl and Qhaplain A. A’ MeAllster, from the Naval Academy, 14th ingt., and ordered 10 the practice Ship Cohstellation. Commander Charles D. Sigsbee, from the Navai Acudemy, 14th in3t., and ordered'to command the ractice ship Dale, iSth inst. Lieuts. Harry Knox, Jriel Sebree, Win. H. Turner, Join H. Bull and ‘Thomas B. Howard, Ensigns’ H. C. Gearing and Win, Fullam and Passed Assistant Surgeon W. A. McClurg, from the Naval Academy, on 14th inst., and ordered to the Dale. Ensign R, P. Schwerin ordered to duty in the coast survey. Chaplain Wm. H. Stewart, to the training ship Minnesota, 15th inst. Pensonat.—Assistant Secretary French, of the Treasury Department, has gone to Fortress Mon- roe, for a brief stay. —Mr, James C. Pilling, chief clerk of the U. 8. Geological Survey, has returned to the eity from the Pacific coast.——Mr. John W. Foster, the new United States Minister to Spain, will sall for Europe with his family on Thursday next.—Dr, and Mrs, G. Palmer, of Washington, Were registered at the office of the New York Herald in Paris yesterday.—Senator Aldrich ts at the Arlington.—Dr. Franck, Hyatt and family have gone to Fortress Monroe, for a stay of a week.——District_ Attorney Corkhill returned to the city this"morning from New York.—cChtet Clerk Tweedale, of the War Department, has gone to Philadelphia, to be gone for a few days. The Alexandria Aqueduct Tax. BILL OF THE COMPANY FOR AW INJUNCTION AGAINST THE DISTRICT. To-day, Mr. H. H. Wells, for the Alexandria Canal, Railroad and Bridge company, filed a Dill against the District and J. F. Cook, collector of taxes, for an injunction, After setting forth the incorporation of the company they recite the lease ofthe Alexandria Canal for ninety-nine years to H. H. Wells, P. ley and W. W. Dungan, M 16, ane the ay Was contrived; that the maint an aqueduct and bridge at Geo! town was authorized by Congress Of act ot ely a Pied ae collect time the caval was placea until 1874, a of 7104 of ain ee no tax was levi ee Solec tee recommized, a8 exempt; that in 1874 the collector was directed to levy and collect a tax and to and thet tnis pretension was decreas Gy roerey> the 8u- reme Court of the Distelct mull and vars Eharges that in July, sgn wens cook again: tempted to exercise tho right to aasess in “Washington county’ and es to be of the value’ complainants protested and neither owned nor occup! trict, and if the pury for ‘tolls it was Out authority'tor the ye out authority’for the year June 1681, They further claim that has eoae ay praisal “of the pro} 28 required by law. It also claimed that the pret tax sale is a cloud one Ute, &c. They therefore pray an injunc- Aue TEP ae Up HEP more—| ‘The Star Honte Arguments. MR. BLISS ON DISCREPANCIES IN THE TESTIMONY OF THE DORSEYS, ‘Mr. Bliss continued his address to the Jury in the star route trial to-day, and devoted the morn- ing to searching criticism of the testimony of John W. Dorsey and Miner. He “pointed out the discrepancies between the testimony of S. W. Nor- sey and John W. Dorsey—the former declaring that he had furnished the money to start the mall business and had received none from the contrac- tors, and the latter testifying to having given money to 8. W. Dorsey. Mr. Bliss declared the proof conclusive that S. W. Dorsey had engaged In the mail business while in the Senate, and that he had originated the whole scheme to plunder the government. When he had spent as much money as_he could afford, Vaile had been taken in to furnish further capital. Before the noon recess Mr. Bliss statef, in reply to a question from the court, that he would try to close his address to-day. Judge Wylie sald that, it necessary, he would prolong the day’s session. AFTER THE RECESS Mr. Bliss continued bis address, devoting himself to an explanation of the relations of 8. W. Dorsey to the contracts. Mr. Bliss was still speaking when THs STar’s report closed, —————— Gen. Crook’s Campaign in Mexico. AN OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM THAT OFFICER—THE PURSUIT OF THE APACHES TO BE CONDUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TREATY. The following dispatch was received at the War department this morning from Gen. Crook: “SAN BERNARDINO SPRINGS,ARIZONA TER, May 3 Adjutant General U.S.A., Washington: Dispatch of 28th inst., from Gen. Sherman, re- ceived. Itis not my intention to violate the con- vention between the two governments. My object in visiting Sonora and Chihuahua was to arrange for co-operation, and, 1h case my troops followed the hostlles into Mexico, to see if I could not se- cure @ liberal interpretation of the terms of the agreoment in regard to the time I could be allowed to remain there. It 1s my Intention to start to- morrow morning in pursuit of the savages, in ac- cordance with the treaty. G80. Croor, Brig. Gen.” At the time of writing this dispatch Gen, Crook Was in the extreme soutneast corner of Arizona Territory,{near the conjunction of Arizona, New Mexico and Mexico, and he purposed following the Indians across the’ border, ‘along the Guadalou range of the Sierra Madre mountains. Krom the point named the Slerra Madre range of mountains extends in @ southeasterly direction, and along these mountains the hostiles are supposed to be making their way. Owing to their familiarity ‘with the mountain fastneases, the task of discov- ering and dislodging the Indians will be attended with difficulty and uncertainty. After conferrin; with General Sherman, Secretary Lincoln decid: that it ts unnecessary at present to telegraph any further instructions to General Crook. ANOTHER HOUSEBRRAKING Case ON TRIAT.— ‘This morning, in the Special Criminal Court, the trial of Edward Johnson and John Hudson, both colored, for housebreaking in the night in ‘enter- ing the house of Montreville Strickland (Bladens- burg road), on the 2th of January, was resumed— Messrs. T. F. Miller and C. Carrington for the de- fense, It was claimed that these parties en- tered the house by boring holes in the blind, and took off a quantity of clothing, a pistol, &€., while John Murray, a companton, stood out in tie road on Watch. Murray was used as a witness, and tes- tifled to going to the place, and as to the disposi- tlon of the goods. He also testified that he was arrested in January last as a suspicious character and sent to the workhouse. Detéctive Edelin tes- tified that he went to see Murray to get informa- tion as to burglaries at Mr. Longan’s, Mr. Heitmul- ler’s, &c.,when he gave the information about this burglary, and it led to the arrest of the parties. Hudson took the stand, and dented that he was ‘witu the party. Johnson testified that he was ar- Tested on January 2th, and wasin custcdy till January 27th; that he was at work on the 24th, and denied any knowledge of the burglary, ese SA oe SERIOUS ACCIDENT.TO 4 Lapy.—M& W. W. Mc- ullough’s sisters were driving 1p the Soldiers’ ome park yesterday, and in coming down the hill near the statue the horses became frigntened, gndin jumping from the carriage Miss Martha lcCullough had both her legs broken. She was attended by Drs. Yarnell and Dewitt, and later taken to her home on Dupont Circle, where Dra. neredes Bliss and Dewitt get her fractured Umbs She 1s suffering great pain. Bass Batt.—The Georgetown college nine de- feated the Columbia college nine yesterday Py, a score of 2 to 7.—The Columbias defeated the Po- Xomace yesterday, ‘by a score of 15 to 8.—At Balti- jaitimore, 5; Metropolitan, Y., 1. At Harrisburg, Pa.—Harrisburg, 14; Actives, of Read- ing, 8. At Philadelphia—Providence, 24: Philadel pala, 6 At Wilmington, Del.—Quickstap, 8; An- hradite, 9. At New York—New York, 10; ‘Boston, or Rery etary eed arene At joago—Chicago, i jeveland— Siovelana, 8 Betas, 2 oat Columbus, 0. Co- lumbus, 6; Eclipse, 3. At Richmond, Va.—Rich- mond, 13; Deflance, of Philadelphia, Affairs in West Washington. A Boy Kxocken Dowy.—Last night a little son of Mrs, Deeth was knocked senseless and seriously injured, while viewing the procession of Knights ‘Templar, by a stone thrown by a negro, who e3- caped. br. Appleby dressed the wouna, which Was over the eye. UILDING ASSOCTATION.—At the second yearly meeting of the 14th Bullding association last night, at Goddard’s hall, the report of the secre- taty ‘showed as follows: Receipts, two years, $50,208.99; payments, two years, $49,680.00; balance, $523.99; delinquents, $272.64; asets, $501.63. ‘The ‘assoctation began with 2,088 of Which 815 have been drawn, sold or settled, leaving 1,273 yet tocancel. Ail the old officers were re-elected,and six shares Were sold at maximum rate—$150 per share. WebpIxa.—Miss Alice Knowles, daughter of Mr, Wm, Knowles, sepfor warden of Christ Church; and Mr. John P. Taylor, of Fairfax, Va., who has for several years past been connected with the dry goods house of Craig & Jackson, were united in taarriage last night at Christ P.’E. Church. The bride Was attired in an elegant walking dress of ‘wine-colored silk, trimmed with black lace, ‘The ushers were Messrs. Wm. Taylor, Wm. Stewart, Harry Warren, of Boston, and Bradfield Harty, ‘The Rey, Albert R. Stewart, the rector of Christ Chureh, performed the ceremony. ‘The bride re- ceived a large number of presents, among them a arlor organ, donated by the brotherhood and ladies’ aid society of the parish. CATTLE MARKET.—Drovers’ Rest live stock sales sterday are reported by Tavenner Bros. as fol- lows: 105 cattle sola: Best, 6% to 7 1-10c.; good, 6 to 6%c.; medium, 5 to 6c.: common, 4 to 5. 465. sheep ‘and lambs sold as follows: Wool sheep at 53¢ to 6c. ; clipped sheep at 5 to5yc.; lambs at $4 %0.934c._ 20 cows and calves sold at from $25 to Market active. ‘Tue Fish Makxer.—Thirty thousand herring, sold at $7 to $8 per thousand; 200 tailors, at $1 to $3 per hundred; 100 shad,at $16 to $20 per iun- ConDITION OF WaTER.—Great Falls and both reservoirs clear. GRaIn.—Arrived: Boat Dunlap, with 3,800 bush- els corn and 230 bushels wheat. Sales 3,500 bushels wheat at 1243012836. Port.—Arrived: Schr. R. Bowens, Thom} from Kennel bec, with ice. Cleared? Schr. A. H. Howe, Pierce, for Hoboken; schr. Helen Hasbrook, Bennett, for New York. Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Tae EvEnmxa Stan, Ciry Cruss—A number of young gentlemen here have added another club to the social organ- izations of the city. Mr. A. Bryan has been chosen president and the new club named the Arlington club. Itis thought that the new club will select rooms on Washington street. Two other clubs here have fine organizations and handsome rooms— the Alexandria ciyb, located on King and Wash- ington streets, and 'the Batchelor’s club, whose ponerse on King street, between Pitt and Royal Porice Rerort.—James r, cokared, arrested, by OMficer Patrick cl with assault upon John Washington. John Brant, colored, ar- rested by Officer Sherwood, charged with disor- erly conduct, were the only prisoners confined at the station-house this morning. The mayor, at his last oor ane Emma Wooder $2.60 for disor- derly cond RerorTEr’s Nores.—Three houses are to be built this season on the lot northwest corner of Lee and Jeffergon streets, which has never before been built on.— The brig Pride is at the Coiba here Awaiting repaira—Two of the children of the late nt Bt 8. A., who died a fats Sita age ch jured.——The conservative city commit Mmeoting last night, made its collections and ma- Be ye eS Ham) District Government Affairs. MISCELLANROUS MATTERS. The Commissioners approved applications for Mquor Hcenses from Join a. Gleason and we National Fair Association. TSLE-HONIC CONNECTION WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Superintentent 1. R. Miles sent a communtea- tien to tne District Commissioners asking permis- ston to use an unexpended appropriation of $1,000 belonging to the fire and police telegraph and tele- phone fund, for connecting the telephone services With the school buildings. He states that this sum Is amply sufficient. PROPOSALS FOR A NEW FIRE ENGINE. The Commissioners have caused the several manufacturers of steam fire engines throughout the country to be invited to send proposals for fur- nishing a new steam fire engine for use in this city, taking second-hand Amoskeag engine in exchange as part dea The new engine is to here by July Ist, 1 Butlat mits have been Tagusd. by Inspector jut lding permits have been yy In Entwisle ‘as follows: John KE. Brooks, repair frame 52% ist street; #200. H. O. Towles, repair brick 414 10th street northwest; $100. Franz Nte- hause, repair brick 220 D street northwest; $500. =e A Steamship Burned. SIXTY LIVES LOST, INCLUDING THE CAPTAIN OF THE Boat. ‘The steamer Grappler was burned four miles off Seymour Natrows, B. C., last Sunday night. One hundred passengers Were aboard, principally Chinamen, and all were in bed. The Chinamen behaved like maniacs and were utterly uncon- trolable. The captain had the steamer beached, but the panic-stricken Chinamen Jumped pell- mel Into the boats when lowered and swamped them. Owing to the intense smoke those of the passengers ahd crew who could swim did not now in which direction to strike out, and sur- rounded by amass of struggling Chinamen they were drowned. It is sup) sixty lives were lost, including a number of Canadian and Chinese pas- sengers and Captain Jagger, of the steainer, News Briefs. At the Tewksbury almshouse investigation yesterday Gov. Butler showed that some fifty-four erasures had been nade in the account books, ap- parently (0 cover up frauds and that Superin- tendent Marsh filed no official bond when list elected, and a question te now raised as to whether he ts the legal superintendent. Judge Billings, in the United States court at New Orleans, yesterday rendered an opinion in the case of Myra Clark Gaines against the city of New Orleans, confirming the report of the master in chancery by which Mrs. Gaines gets judgment against the city for $1,925,667, of which 0,707 Is interest. Acocking main took place In Norfolk yester- day between a New York and Philadelphia six. ‘Thirteen battles were fought. Philadelphia won ord New York six. The thirteenth battle was a draw. The Baptists of Connecticut propose to purchase & large tract of land at Crescent Beach, about seven miles west of New London, and establish there a denominational watering-place. Silkworm eggs are being largely distributed through South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, and other parts of the south and southwest, A New York dispatch says: A diligent search for Tynan (No. 1), Sheridan, and Walsh was made in ead York yesterday, but none of them could be found. The 20th anniversary of the battle of Chancer- lorsville was celebrated by the 11th New Jersey regiment at Trenton yesterday. Afire in Fredericksburg, Va.. yesterday dam- aged Chancellor's stables, and two adjoining stores, ‘The winners at Nashville races yesterday were a8 follows: Mille and furlong, Standiford tn 2.014; one mile, Aleck, 1.443¢; five furlongs, Granite iu | 10536. A SHOCKING Cask OF CHILD MURDER IN Batti Monz.—The Balilmore American says that for six Years Mr. Samuel Suter and his daughter, Miss da Suter, aged twenty-six years, have lived at No. 63 Stockton street. “About two weeks ago she was taken sick, and last Sunday night Dr. Charles E. Sadtler was called in and upon examination was satisfied that she had become a mother a short time before he was sent for. This, however, Miss | Suter positively denied. The woman dled late Sunday night, and the doctor sent in a certificate tothe health’ department of death from perito- nitis, Her funeral took place Monday morning. Monday afternoon Mr. Suter moved away and the house ‘was closed. Officers visited the premises yesterday, and in @ sink attached to the premises discovered the dead body of a full-grown, well- developed infant. The post mortem showed that the child was born alive. peti tes ‘THE SANT¢ Fe TERTIO-MILLENIAL CELEBRATION. Santa Fe, New Mexico, the old “City of we Holy Fatth” 1s’ $33 years old this year, and great prepa Tations have been made for thirty-three days of celebration 1g commemoration of Its settlement by Europeans. The celebration wil begin July 24, and will include a comprehensive mining and In: dustrial exposition, and will presen? the chara teristics of the three civilizations which have oc- cupied New Mexico and the adjacent territory since its first LS ee by the Spaniards, tn 1880, to the present time, and iMustrate the prog- ress of the several centuries. Horse racing 1s fre- quently in the program, and there is shai fight- ing by the Zuni Indians The railways have ar- Tanged special rates. BELIEVE THEY WERE MarkRInp.—James Mc- Grath, who was suffocated by gas ina Scranton, Pa., hotel, died Wednesday. He had revived and hopes were entertained of hits recovery, but rather suddenly he began to sink and died ina few hours. When asked by his mother, just before his death, if the woman who occupied the room and suffered with him was his wife, he nodded affirmatively. ‘The gir! still remains in an unconscious condition, Dut shows signs of limproving. "| Her mother has arrived and the. girl proves to be Ida Bodell, daughter of a Susquehanna county farmer, 2s heretofore stated. She has a good character’ at home as an honest, industrious girl, and her mother and friends bélleve that she was married to McGrath. A coroner's jury rendered a verdict that McGrath's death was the resuit of accident and misfortune. Mrs. McGrath has taken her son's body home, but the father of the dead man refuses to receive it unless satisfied that bis son did marry Miss Bedell. PoutticaL Porxts.—The Pennsylvanta repubdlt- can state convention 1s called to meet at Harri burg, July 11th.—The Towa republican conven- tion ts called to meet at Des Moines, June 27th, —The Massachusetts Senate has passed a Dill tor the election of aldermen of Boston by districts instead of on the general ticket. TUS will give the democrats six aldermen and the republicans a like number.—A movement for biennial ses- = of the legislature Js likely to succeed in Con- necticut, —————__-e-____ Toe INDIAN REBEL SPrECHER CAPTURED.— Spiechee, the Indian Territory Creek Indian rebel, having failed to go to Fort Gibson, as he promised he would do, the United States troops arrested him and two of his chiefs, Juckabatch and Harjo. The Splechee band then scattered, but were pur- ‘sued by troops, and sixty-five of them. together with a large number of women and children,were captured and taken to Fort Gibson. This has completely broken up the disaffection, and no er trouble 1s apprehended from them. —_————— Telegraphic Bricfs. = ‘The steamer Sarnia salled from Portland, Me., this morning, and will be the last of the Dominion Une of steamers to leave this port this season. A telegram has been received at Winnipeg an- nouncing the transfer of the Thunder Bay branch Of the Canada Pacific railway from Rat Portage to ‘Lake Superior, a distance of over 400 miles, to a syndicate by the dominion government. A fire at Greenfield, Greene county, IIL, yester- day morning destroyed ten buildings, — the entire west front of the public square. includ- ing Southward’s hotel, th nic and Odd Fel- lows’ halls, and seven stores. Loss $37,000; only oe ape Aington, Wis, a fire yesterday morning At Darl n, Wis., a destroyed two news| r offices and three busi- ess houses Loss $75,000; insurance $40,000. pee trou Boriand, Mey f onan roteges, sailed (e., OF onthe steamship Sarnia, this morning, ———$_—— , May 4.—Virginia consolidated. 38; or Bd woriea, 38; how 10.40n 9545 hew de, 84 bid to: ain Seeeii i i E : Telegrams to The Star. THE IRISH STATE TRIALS. “NO. 1” SAID TO BE IN LONDON. —— ee, REPORT THAT HEIS ABOUT TO TURN INFORMER A DYNAMITE FACTORY . a WRECK OF THE STEAMER EUREKA, CRONSTAI SHOOTING AFTAIRS REPORTED TO-DAY itiniemneeee The Irish Murder Trials. HANLON CONVICTED AND SEN DPI AR RS ARBAIGNED—HAWKINS DISCHARGED. Drei, May 4—Lawrence Hanlon, who was Placed Ob trial yesterday on the charge of at- tempting to murder Juror Dents Field, was tou guilty this morning and was sentenced to servitude for life. Fitzharris, who was indicted Yesterday a8 an accessory to the murier of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr. Burke after the iach was arraigned tn court this morning and ple not guilty, The mau Hawkins, who, It was stat would be arraigned to-day with Kingston a others on the charge of conspiracy fo murder Poole, has been discharged from custod: “GOD SAVE IRELAND FROM INFORMERS, Hanlon, on receiving his sentence, muttered “I Want to be the last. God save Ireland from In- formers.” “NUMBER ONE” IN LONDON AND ABOUT TO TURN INFORMER. Dreux, May 4—It 1s confidently stated here ‘that Peter Tynan ts now tn London and is in com- munication with the police with the View of turns ing informer. KINGSTON, HEALY AND GIBNEY ARRAIGNED, Kingston, Healy and Gibney, who are charged With conspiracy to murder Poole, were arraigned 1p court again to-day for examination. Au intor- mer named Lame gave testimony confirming the existence of a Tigilance murder circle to which the prisoners belonged. The prisoners were f= manded for a week. GRORGE SMITH ARRAIGNED, George Smith, one of the men in custody on @ Charge of being linpiicated In the consp'racy ta murder government officials, has been discharged, he having agreed to emigrate. —— Foreign News by Cable To-day. RELIEF POR FAMILIES OF FUGITIVE iKiStatRN. Loxvox, May 4.—At a conference of members of the Irish ‘nationallst party in London it was re= Solved to organize a fund for the reltef of the fam- Liles of persons who have fled the country, or have been arrested in connection with murier trials in Ireland and generally under the crimes act. 1G is computed that six hundred families have peew rendered destitute by the Might or incarccrati Of thelr bread winners. An address Will be 1 to the Irish nationalists in America and the Brit= ish colonies, appenling for contributions to the proposed fund, and delegates will be Kent thither {o set forth the need for speedy assistance. SERIOUSLY TLL. Pants, May 4—It ts reported that the Due @ Aumale is seriously tl in Si Pants, May 4—Reports prevail here that Count von Moltke is seriously tL THE STEAMER HAnsBURG. Lonpox, May 4.—The steamer Habsburg, before Teported as overdue, was spoken on the 2kth ult, in latitude 47 deg. 42 min. north, longitude 17 Smin. west. All on board were weil and no al nce Was required. The Habsburg was sailing the rate of four miles an hour. A Steamer wag tanding by her. Public Bequests, Proviprxcr, K. 1, May 4—Chace Lewis, the ¥enerable citizen of ‘Providence, who died yester= day, left the following public bequeste: "To Bates Lewiston, le., $4,000; poe Willtama Free Baptist churen, Providence, $3,000; Home for Aged Men, Providence, $1,000; Women’s Christian, Association, $500; Hoine ‘for Women, $500; Hillsdale College, “Hillsdale, 3 fs000: Blower Dollege, Harper's Ferry, West Va., £2,000), abd Rhode datand hospital, #1.000, J & Policeman Shot by a Plamber. New Yorke, May 4—Policeman Francis Mallon was shotand killed by Michacl Sulltvan,a plumber, on Catharine street, at 1 o'clock this morning. "The only provocation was that Mallon ordered Sulllvam to“ move on.” The first shot was fatal; but when Mallon was down Sullivan fired two more shots in hishead. The murderer was arrested after a se- vere struggle, —>_—_ Shot Dy a Discharged Employe. Eacte Rock, Ipano, May 4—Whilley, a dise charged employe of the Utah Nort! entered the station here yesterday, ton agent, W. B. Green, to the counte exchanging a few words with him dr and fired three shots at him, inflicting fatal Injue rieS. Whitley has been arrested, and it Is thought that he Will be lynched. The shootlug «rew out of @ complaint made by Green upon Which Whit ley was discharged. ‘Naw York, May 4—The business failures of the last seven days, as reported to tho mercantile agency of R.G.Dun & Co., number 15%, a8 coms pared with 162 for last week, or a reduction of 90. fhe New England states had 15, the middie 18, the Western 44, the southern 23, the Pacific states an@ territories 16, New York city 9 and Canada 903 total 182 There were no failures of consequence reported In New York city for the week. fn the country, Moss & Co., stationers, Philadel| have suspended, andthe Jost Brewing Co. Buffaio, N. Y., have made an assigninent. ‘The general run of the fatlures are Insiguificant. — me Bloody Fight with Horse Thieves. Sr. Lovis, May 4—There was a desperate fight between a posse of Texas farmers and three horse tuleves tn ‘the lower part of the Indian territory, near Darlington, on Wednesday last. It result in the Killing of one of the Uuleves, named Fleme ing, the mortal wounding of another, and the cap. ture of the third, The dead desperadto was left on the prairie. ‘The other two were taken back to ‘Texas, where the captured horses had been stolem Racing in England. ‘WINNER OF THE WESTMINSTER CUP. . ay 4.—The May meeting at Kempton Park began to-day. The r: for the Westainster: cup won by Mr. R. Peck’s five-year-old bay. hors Barcaldine, with Mr. C. J. Levevre’s five-yeare old chestnut horse Tristam secon and Lord Nese. mer’s six-year-old chestnut horse Wallenstein third. ‘There were four starters, Bostox, May 4.— ck the Casino race swwod: Horses, 624 mille: Cmcago, May 4—Milwaukee advices report that A serious'wind storm prevalied in portions Of southern Wisconsin last night. ‘Traims runni into Milwaukee were delayed and Ue velograpl service crippled. The damage wo churches and other public buildings at Waukesha ts spaced 96 $10,000, and other outlying towus from Milwaukee Teport more or less damage, Two Women a: a Man Killed. Deraorn, Micu., May 4.—Yesierday « train om the Detroit and Lansing road, near Howard City, struck a Wagon on a crossing, ‘killing two women and aman hamedJohuson. The team was rune nig away, and the engineer, on account of adeep cut, could not see them. tibiae European Sensations, ARREST OF WALSH AND SHERIDAN REPORTED I LONDON, Lonpon,May 4.—A report was In circulation here to-day that the government had received a cable dispatch from New York stating that Walsh an@ Sheridan had been arrested by the American aue thorities, MANUFACTORY OF EXPLOSIVES IN CRONSTADT. CronsTapt, May 4.—A building used a3 a manus factory of explosives bas been discovered here, Several naval‘oficers, who are sald to have been, concerned in the manufacture of the explosives, have been arrested. THE DYNAMITE PLOT IN AMERICA BETRAYED BY THR ‘BRITISH CONSUL IN NEW YORE. Dvsiix, May 4.—The Freeman's Jvurnal saya the dynataite plot hatched in America was trayed by the British consul at New York. name of every conspirator who came to Ei the hearing was sane Bail was reduced Wo $1,000. and Of the ship on which he salied, was cau! England ai ter the vessel left New York, ‘The police w: the conspirators from the mo= ment they landed in England. The Freeman’a Journal says @ member of the governing council of the conspirators could alone have given suck information, A Hot Contest Over Right of Way. Unica, N.¥.. 4.—In the hotly contested case cenmpans’saprtcation woacyite ant eas ack through tande ot Dr. Win, HY Wateon tu Unied, Judge Merwin to-day decided to Int sloners to the value of the wired. ex-senator Kern@a and able counsel re e railroad pany, and ex-Senator~ Cousiing, with Congress manSpriggsand other prominent law: for Dr. Watson. This is the last cont kind in this county. The Pugilist Cloary’s Victim Fails a Moy 4-—Michael Cleary, the Pafeacasnuit und battery ou Willlam F. Landers, ‘were again arraigned to-day, but the injured Who teanid to be out of danger, fal ;