Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1883, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Ferth west Ccruer Penasylvania Ave. ant 11th 8,57 The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't 10 Bran ie served to aubscrihers in the Pres es Giege om tccoane, of cena Des ee. mth. pew af counter, Brtesch: mal stage proved G0 cen stnouy @)+ year, $6; xix months, ntered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C..a8 PE me Wrercy Stan —pobtiehed on Friday—$1 ayaa, er ‘prepaid. Six mouthe, ‘30 conta. De 2 AN mail subscriptions must pe paid in advance; Be peper sent longer than ie paid for. Bates ot advertising made known on application. Vv 61— 9,382. pee WASHINGTON, D. C.. THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1883. TWO CENTS. AMUSEMENTS. _ SUMMER RESORTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. ARDEN PARTY, IN AID OF GAR- (OBB'S ISLAND, VA., THE ONLY SEA- jemorial Hospital, Abuer’s Garden, Mi SIDE RESORT TN VIRGINIA, fh, “Adashaton teens Musto and dancings” Taek: | “The fat aad sieteel Nant cea, te for vale at hotels and drug stor myli-at | chaunel and shark ehibg and euips el Z — Formas, €2per day. $12 per week, $4 p@ month. 7 cAL 1 foute from stearner Northam} NNATOSAL THEATER. Qherrystone every ‘Monday, We y aud Friday. MAY 17,18 ana19, ‘The Balt:more snd Ws ry taake close and Saturday Matinee, Benesit of the Popular POTOMAC BUAT CLUB. Engacement of the Washington favorite, Mr. KR. L. DOWNING, and the Engiish Actress, Mies KATHARINE ROGERS, Supported by Mr. C. B. Hanford and members of Miss Mary Anderson's Company. myl¢-6t New THEATER COMIQUE. A GALA WEER! THE HINDOO NAUTCH DAX THE HAYDEN QUARTET. ‘THE NAC-NAC DANCERS. GEYER AND MACKIE. AMY NELSON, CUMMINS AND DOYLE. An Immense Show. Matinee Tuesdays. Extra Mutinees Wedarelay and ‘Thurwiay. myl4-6t New DIME MUSE Family Resort fo A Great Shov andles and Chiidren. Minnie andl Ane me of HANKEY msiaer MARINI will give his ANNUAL SIVAL on TUESDAY, May 22, Tickets at Ellie’ Music Store and at the FLORAL ins Admisston, 10 conta, mylt 1s83. SPRING MEFTING. 1853. 13. WEDNESDAY, MAY 16. THUSSDAY, MAY 17. FLIDAY, MAY 18. FIVE RACES CH Day, One of which STP PPEECHASE OF A Ht bea a2. SHE Be ST BORS!S WILL TAKE Pant, 4 promptly st 3 o’clook. Obin Derot for the peu the Face. larged Orchestrs, conduetorship of Prof. CHiIS. ART H. 1 steamers onpection with the Norihampton. Hotel physici 54 ih Fieahngh. ‘Address 3. T. BBADY.” 3m my: INDSOR COLLEGE RYAORT, SHADE, MOUN- WW 'iins, Srcaue: Bethe Hees BEAD Fishing, Pacelleut Table, "Cncninre ae ae: tano’s, 1015 Penn. Ave. or - JELLY, New Windsor, Md. my! CAPR, SPRINGS AND BATHS (ALKA- ‘ine Lithia Waters). Hampshire ty, West Virginia, OPENS JUNE 1. No fore. Fany of access from all pointa of the the largeste Pool of Carl ter in the world. Al Haif to three-quarters of an hours fin scenery, sumumice cunts unseepeteed scenery, er! \- ing summer home. For medical ana other testimony seud for pamphlet. Fine band, good fishing and boat- ing, Five iron tire escapes, nice rooms anda good time. Go to WS Thompeon aud C- 1B Shafer for water and paw ‘Say where you raw this advertisement. my l2-tin ouW. H. BALE, Proprietor. Rv VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD, MD. The most ‘elightfel Remmer Resort in the, Stete. Special rates for the month of June. For circu: lars and ti.fo1 4 photographs of hotel, WM. BP. YOUN's. Real mate’ Agent. 1a00 jew York fon, D. C. CLARENCE PETERS, Prop'r. FORD HALL, OXFORD, MD. SAMUEL NORRIS, Proprietor. ponniar Maryland Resort will open on, JUN , 1883. for the accommodution' ats. Terms moderate. QAEEASD BorsL, Of the B. & O. R. R., haz becen leased by, WEL: KEH’S. Families can make arrang Fates by spplyizis to No. 7 ington ATLANTIC CITY. fost pee ara: TO: OPEN ALL THE YEAX. HOT AND COLD SEA. ER BATHS AND ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES, he the I myl-im Address my9-3mo "pte SUELBUEN ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., toa? Ts pleasantly situated on Michizan axenue, about # yariefrom the beach, with nnobstructed ocean front and rea is uow open. Address my9-3m EDWIN ROBERTS. Moustar torn ine, Va., on “hesay av. 140 miles fron Wigton City and 120 miles! from it:chmond, Il be open June 1Oth,. Post 01 F. W. HEMSLEY & SOV. ttt Winchester, Va. Tone 16th. Fare alr. 8. PRATT, Proprietor. Cirentars givin; all information at the office of AS. Fraits 9th sticet northwest, or al this office. R°« ENON BFRINGS AND BATHS, Great North Mountain, Nei Se THE PARK HOTEL, Williamsport, Penn: Ki on hs. SHANSET HOUSE. SHULTER ISLAND, L. 1, N. ¥. 9A ated on suck i Fishing, Bathing end Larzo and b auliim groves, good music atid superior cuisine. * Opens for the ceaeon THURSDAY, JUNE 2st, 1483. t,thim WILSON & CHATFIELD, Pro} Bs. HOCK HOUSE, GUOD HANBOL reduced rates. Beach, Gloucester, Mas«.—Cuisive firet- $25 ; class, Finest surf bathing and ocean. scenery Dod Peers, tn EXHIBITION New is on the Atlantic coast. Seud for book jeacrl Ui Cape Fue VAERKRIT EW Strout = bb “ te TEwe To eis ——— 26 otreet sorthwest, ono doce from Tthetrost, | (1aBIN JOUN BRIDGE HCTET (P.O. Chrom™, ete. ; als} GyoA)P EXCURSION To LURAY Cave ©N DECORATION DAY, MAY 30rx, 1983, treet, at pr cisely -TERAN CORPS CAMP FIRE REUNION, AT THE SCHUETZEN PARK, THURSDAY, Mar 17, ERNOON AND EVENING. art Dencivg. Dowling. Shooting, Fireworks, Concerts by Be ferzerhund and Msenne-ebor, Gymnastic Fxer sinew by the Columbia Turuvercin. Mr. Robert Heb- meker, the or.cbrated Tyrolesn Warbler, hss alsokindly Volunte red his services for this oecasion. ‘Tickets, 25 cents. Childreu under 10 years of ace free, Fe BO cents round rip, 1116 4th stecet nordhwe _ ATTORNEYS. ATTU. NEV-AT-LAW,—AT- Tent of real estate and invest- titles examined. Guatou Buiid- ‘Muntzomery county, Md.); seven ‘miles from Washineton on Conduit road drive from city: proprieti-s = in the world on a) E a YITAGES, BEDFORD, PA., pen May 234. Loestion pleasant; water 97 frota mineral spring freeh every dav, without, ext a; terms Moderate. Addr se— J_W. BARNDOLLAR, proprietor. QTeCKION HoreL, Care MA oo hs feat WILL OPEN JUNE 30. {The STOCK iON 4 the larcest ond best ¥ ch is acanswieateed to be ‘The maagewment will be F. CAKE, Congress Hell. a J. For reventeen years Proprietor of Oi my: ROBINSON, PARKER & €0., Con. 7271 aNp D Bra, PERFECT FITTING GARMENTS. ELEGANT AND EEAUTIFUL WN STYLE. ARTISTIO IN CUT AND FINISH, THOROUGHLY AND NEATLY SEWED, 4 FOLL LINE OF CLELICAL SUITS. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., rene. myt-lw ORE PRICE CLOTHIERS, DEL H. WAI KER. + COMME SIONE! xOrA ¥ PUBLIC AND Tote the tacstioonyP.o. | %8_ $9.8-F. Cor. Tthand Dste u MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, . are, seo home fPinista thaw ny Goons ddonce, 240 © pitol wi eets mag = a nee — mee FOR THE HOT WEATHER. ora Xo. Bf jove ina entrance Wainer eS a CRGS for trimming. Pusnine, Sig F succtuorthwent. mnie Suse be best and cheapest stock of BUN UMBRELLAS GCODEICH, a‘TTORNEY-AT-LAW, 124 DEAR- 0 red to- dis full stock of GENT’S A) LAD? e torn treet, Chicaro. Advice fret, Fighteen | @AUZE UNDER EAR, every size and oe ba expereie Confident business legal y at- | 25¢. uy o+uch goods ever sold before for price. tded io *thoat heeaty. vur iE STOCK te at prices not before named ore for. every article guaranteed as 16 F virect nortiweet, Warner Buildin. NDRLW C. BRADLEY, ATTorNEY-at-Law, ived. toRcome Nos. 10 and Ra Set Loainiana Avene 3, 3. GOUCH, anection at ine sat poe Be Ree Bunting, 902 py jor and Ex; :0U. P streets. Good work, ooc 5 ond lke pean, moreno H.* BAL, @ * Justice of the Peace end Notary Publi a4: SCRAP PICTURES. =—— |AY GOULD, 421 9 ST. WO: Bez Rt Dou'e f er some pictures fer the “"iitie teks” aceap ahs Coasxcou, Harres,: dass thy BMING-rTYLE BLOCK. a 42 H strect northwest, 0 cu of LAGE CURT. i btig ft LACE CURTAINS suitable for watering JOHN T. MITCHELL, $81 Pennsylvania avenue. ROTE(T YOUR FURS AND WINTER CLOTH ING AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTH. BEFINED GUM CAMPHOR, 0c, PER POUND. 1. C, BISHOP, Druggist, ‘720 9th strect. corner H street northwest. miyll Sazancer sczors, vaxn Er0. ‘and Decorative Pistures. J.Jay Gowd, 421 9th at. mh26 THE REGULAR MEETING OF COLUMBL A LODGE, No. 10, 1.0.0.F, held at 7 o'clk THis (fhuretag) EY NING, oar i i? JAMES H. BOSS, R. 8. PEABODY Lib! SY ASSOCIATION, OF > GEORGETO iN, PR Annnal statement of the condition of the Fund and the ii iblished in accord: with th ae ne Diateied Cateanblad pa May, 1883. yn to any on hand. ‘Due on @ real estate ioun, on interest. A. HYDE, Treasurer, CIVIL SERVICE. Prof. Z. RICHARDS bas consentod to gtve special tn- ‘to fit) ive ba on ere oe re Ser- themselves for examination under the Civil Ser. Vico rules.” Inquire ut 1901 Corcoran streets ‘my7-6¢ re UNIVERSALIST. OBORCH. 131 1d Le will be opened again SATURDAY EVENING, May 19, for the further rental of Paws, myl7-3t* myl7-at (2p WE, THE UNDERSIGNED GROCERS AND Dealers, azree to close our respective places of business at 7p. m. from May 2lst to September 30, 1883, inclusive, Saturdays excepted and July 3, B. BWI Pian full attendance is r my16- areinvited. By ordcrof the APPLICATIONS IN_ students of medicine for the position of second assistant tothe resident physician Childreu's Hospital will be received up tn th Be wed 'lte equested. WM. A. th in MASONIC.—A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION of HSRMONY LODGE, Ne wilbe held FRIDAY, ibth inst. V7, F. A. A. M., To'ctock p.m. A ers of other lodges WRITING | FROM stant Aprlteations to hi Kew only by THE | Crown wo | of tine Dent large measure of Ft mecheniam, and ¢ ucoHna th New addrewwed **Kesident Physician, dren's Hos- Pitcl, Washington, D, ©, my15-3t [3 NUNcASTER & HOWaRD, ‘< PHAKMACISTS, Corner 7th and I streets northwest. Prescriptions filled red Pharmacists, ICHMOND TOOTH COMBINATIZ OR ARTIFICIAL TERTH W! I have engaged Di any 15-1 CROWN ASD TVHOUT PLATES. < ANdernon, an expe ‘ake churie of this rt style which has met with such» York and other cities. Badly decayed tocth and roots restored to beauty and usefulness, and by use of the *bridzing” process teeth can be inserted to ill up the spaces pr the natoral ones, without operations are cleaniy, natural iu appearance aud fuced by lows of use asa plate. ‘hone ing, corner of 7th street aud Louisiana avenue. Ee OF permanent. GEO. B. WELCH, ‘Dextisr, 28-30" 219 4% street, KEMOVAL HAVE VIS. 10 my REAL ATE AND INSURANCE OF- to Room No. I, Firemen’s Insurance Oo, Build- ar6 1; OF ALL KINDS. AT THE LOWEST CASH PI Onr facilitics for the joLbing trade are unequaled, Ectumates promptly turpished at WM. street north: ny5-2w 0. C. GRE} cS. Di, SCHAEF HAS REMOVED HIS LS oftice'to 1821 F street. apl9-lin’ (p> Lomuin. LUMBER WHITE PINF, MATIOGANY, Yi LLOW PIN WALNUT, OAK AND ASH, CH PP, McLEAN & SON, west, corner B street. GAS FIX mo TURES! ‘ST STOCK 1 N THE CTry TO BELECT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST. PLEASE CALL AND EXAMING. COGCORAN BUILDING, E. F. BROOKS. | LARGE Assor SLATI FURNAC PLU And all jobbing m4 “SAMS, By a fe" GAS FIXTURES. MENT OF Ti) ANTELS, KANGES TI LATEST DESIGNS: LATROBES, AND GkarEs. NNING. ‘ouiptly done. 8. SHEDD. 409 97m Steer N. W. GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS FLESH FROM THE 8Pi: NG, W. C. MILBURN, Prarmactsz, eylvania_avenne. L4rres: for Ji: BSEYS: 12.35 800 4.00 4.76 5.75 600 7.00 7.50 8.00 ALL WELL MAD3, ‘The thing we are selling now is THE JERSEY AT $6, Just received. Cl and seeit. This te cur list of prices STYLISH, PERFLCT FITTING, OF FIRST-CLASS QUALITY FOR THE PRICE. TAYLOR & HUFTY, myl0 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Ger Tz Besr,_ Have your Carpeta cleared by the NEW AUTOMATIU STEAM Puoorss, ‘The most delicate tabric sltubtest injury. Car Ordera t All work of char attention. my6@m,1p quarante teed. SIN CIEzOn be cleaned withont the "pets calied for and delivered fi 1 by mail or telephone reoelve prouipt | HOFEE, 1 Market Space, Thos Vases, Cuams AND Scrrzzs, RUSTIO WOOD VAsES, CHAIRS, SETTEES AND HANGING BASKETS, GARDEN HOSE, &, api? HAYWAR! 1 & HUTCHINSON, Scuwer Srytzs mw Hara. OUR STOCK COMPLETE. z DUNLAP'S NEW YORK HATS IN PEARL AND at my4-1m STRAW IN ENDLESS VARIETY, WILLETT & RUOFF'S, 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. UNIVERSALLY PRESCHIBED BY THE FACULTY. ALAXATIVE AND REFRESHING FRUIT LOZENGB TAMAR FOR CONSTIPATION, HEMORRHOIDS, BILE, HEADACHE, CEREBRAL CON- GESTION, Ero, INDIEN Prepared by GRILLOX, Sole Pronrictor, ‘Pharmacten do Ire classe dela Faculte de Paris, ‘27 rac Rambuteau, Paris, ‘Tamar—unlike Pills and the usual purga- duces GRILLON - tives—is irritation, sgreeable to take, and never pro-. ‘wyd-th, 13w, lat Washington News and Gossip. GovERNMENT Recsrers TO-DAY.—Internal reve- nue, $441,740.89; customs, $8,749 61. SECRETARY CHANDLER bas returned from New Hampshire, but he remained at bome to-day. ‘Tar Foutowixa CHANGES have been made In the War department: Surgeon General's ofice— Walter H. Foss, appointed clerk, $1,000. Adjutant General's ofice—Wm. E. Colladay, clerk class one, resigned, and Campbell W. Bushnell appoiuted in his place. DEPARTURE OF THE PRESIDENT’s GuESTS.—Mrs. Haynesworth, the President's sister, will leave here this afternoon for New York on her way to her home in Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Blackie, of Scotland, who have been guests at the White House for several days, lett for New York yester- day afternoon. “SrorreD Morse” Snot BY a MARsHAL.—The Tndlan commisstoner was informed to-day that a Pawnee Indian called Spotted Horse was shot on the 4thinstant by Henry Brown, the city marshal at Caldwell, Kansas, who attempted to arrest him for carrying concealed arms witDin the city limits, ‘This Indian, with others, has been wandering about threatening people with guns and pistols. Acquirrsp.—Hon. Philip B. Thompson, tried at Hurrodsbure, Ky., for the murder of Walter H. Davis, was acquit?ed yesterday. ‘THE PRESTDENT Will leave era next Wednestay morning for New York, to attend the exercises in- cldent to Wie opening of the Brooklyn bridge. AMONG THE CALLens at the White House to-day were Gen. Sherman and friends, Gen. Slocnm, ox- Speaker Keifer and Representative Ochiltre Tue Reiger Exprpit1on TO LADY FRANKLIN Bay.—Gen, Mazen will leave here for St, Johns, ; N. B., to Inspect the vessel which has been se- lected for the Mof expedition to Lady Franklin Day. Ibis necessary that the vessel be Inspected by a naval officer before sailing, and the name ot Chiet Engineer Meiville has been suhmiited to the Secretary of the Navy, and he will probably order Melville Tor that Guty. THe for matting; price, three cents p: It isa large, eight-page paper, of Mfty-six coins, cut, pssted und folded, and Will be sent unywhere in the United States and Canada, postpaid, for one dollar a year, Comusstons were Issued to-day to J. W. McFad den, Trevanion, Md., and R. 5, Reains, Dorset, Va. COMMISSIONER MCFARLAND Will leave to-morrow for Beatrice, Kansas, where he will represent tho government at the sale of the Otoe lands, PeRsONAL.—Gen. Drum and Col. Barr will re- turn from the west to-morrow morning.—E: Representative Jorgensen, of Virginia, was a pa: Fr by the overland train to arrive at San Francisco on the 1 The . E. Conference. THE PRESWING ELDER QUESTION—ELECTIONS. At the A. M. E. conference at Hagerstown, Md., yesterday the presiding elder question was dls- cussed, and the bishop decided thet the annual conference when it establishes the office of prestd— Ing elder by the advice of the presiding ofticer could not do away with the off:e without the con- sentor advice dr the presiding bishop. Bishop rue said he would appoint presiding elders f ensuing year. ‘Tite Conference Misstonary § clety in the afternoon ele-ted the following off cers for the ensuing year: President, Bishop D. A. Payne; vice nt, W. B. Brown; secretiry, Jaines"f. Morris; surer, Willian 'R. Arnold: exeentive commit H. A. Jonson, James A. Handy, Joun x, J. W. Bowser and Willtam ay aiternoon the ministers of the Potome di trict or tie conference met at the parsonage of th ized by electing Rev. Rev. J. M. x oe presente! to Rev. D. P. Senton, D. D.. presiding elder of the Potomac districya copy of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary. ee Frightful Tragedy in Maryland. A WEALTHY FARMER KILLED IN PRESENCE OF TIS LITTLE DAUGHTER AND A LADY FROM THIS CITY. Mr. Charles Ridgely White, sixty years of age, who lives on his farm, “ Argyle,” a mile above Il- chester, Howard county; Md., was killed yester- day by Charles Edward Hanson, at “Belmont,” the latter’s residence, which 1s but one mile from Mr. White’s home. The two esttes adjoin, and have been in the nossesston ef the two Tatnilies, respectively, for 150 years or more. ‘The relations between tie two faintiies have alway been those Of great trlendship. Mr. White many with his ttle daughter and Miss Worthtngion, of this city, drove over to Mr. ifcnson’s ror some’ seeding corm ‘The latter was not at home, and wfter walt ing a short time Mr. White said he would call again, and went outon the lawn to get. his team rr dy. Mr. Hanson entered the hou-o after he left. end was told that Mr. White had called to him, He then walked into the dining-room {eked Uo a bread-knfte whtoh was lying on the sideboard, and wuiked out to where Mr. White was walting to start for home, and when within ten feet of him displiyed a revolver, and without aword fred, A second and 9 third shot followed, All Lhree bullets taking effect im Mr. White’s head ‘Ong Guillet passed through Mr. White's nand, as it he had placed It to his_head when. struck by the Hest balk “Death must have. been Instantaneous, Hanson threw hlinselt on the body, and with the bre.d-knife cut a cash of four inches long across the throat, partially severtng the win: noe The killing look place 1a the presence of Mr. Hanson’s sisters and Mr. White's Little girl abd a lidy frend, Who Were terror-stricken. In speaking about the matter, he talked In a very Incoherent manner, and sald that wher his mother was ay— ing sue requested him to kill Mr. White. because he hud kilied his sister, ‘The sister mentioned had died of consumption. The coroner’s Jury de= clded that he was ins.ne, —————— MARRIAGE Licenses —Marrlige leenses have been issued by the cierk of the court to Thomas D. Deyer and Mi both of Alexandria, Va.; Joseph 8. Bell and Maty E, Wilcox, both of Montgomery ca., Md.; Geo. A. Wade and Mary F. Button, both of Charles county, Md.; Charles Clarke, M.D., of Maryland, and dulta V. Neale: Simon’ F. Jo Larned, Kansas, and Cord, M. Stutzman; George Contee, of Pringe George's county, Ma.,'and Lucy Maynard; James F. Ver- million’ and Mary Agnes Pollok, both of Prince George’s county, Md.; John W. Elliott, of Prince George's county, Md., and Alice Walker; John Stewart and Susan Liltte Hammett: James Carter and Martha Smith; John Gray and Ella E. Berry; George E. Bure and Bettie H. Holmes, of Alderson: Ww. Va. ——_»__ A PAINTeR’s Fant From 4 SCAFFOLD. — Horry Berry, Wunle painting the front of hou<@ No, 604 B street, opposite the B. and P, ratlroad depot this Morning,fell from the scaffold on which he was standing, between the second and third stories, ani, striking on an awning below, rolled off to thé pavement, injuring his side and leg serlously, It Was thought one of his lege were broken. ‘The lice ambulance conveyed him to hig home, 18 ih street northeast. eel AN AGED Woman KILLED BY A FALL FROM A WINpow.—About 2:70 o'clock yesterday atternoon a white woman named Ellen Hexter, 78 years old, was killed by falling from the second-story wins dow of house 812 5th street northwest. Sle wis looking out of the window at the time, and losing her balance fell into the area below. RA Ly ‘THa CHARGE OF Persony AGAINST MICHAEL Hayes.—Michael Hayes, the United States sailor, who Is under arrest on the-charge of perjury, wag called for trial In the Potice Court to-day. “Mr. C. Carrinston apneared for the defendant. The charge is brought by Richard B. Smith, a machinist, in the navy, who allezes that Hayes committed perjury on the 14th tnst«nt in swearing out. a war- Tant charglug him and Samuel Bieber with forg- his (Hayes!) name to a draft for $700. The charge against Smith and Betber was dismi<sed. Sever.il witnesses swore that Hayes authorized Smith to endorse the draft. Judge Snel sald he would Suspend judsment in the ease-for ten days, and let the matter be brought before ‘he grand jury, W.thout prejudice. He gave $600 ball for his ap: pearance, ee Affairs in West Washington. PERSONAL.—Mr. '8 W. Deeble, who has been conflued to his home for some weeks by sickness, Was somewhat worse yesterday.—Rev. J. B. Wells 13 lying quite iif at his residence on High strect, IMPROVEMENT.—Dr. Grafton Tyler 1s billding a street, between Sist two-story brick house on P and 824 streets, on part of the Nichols Place, ConpiTion OF THE WaTER—Great Falls and Doth reservoirs clear. Surrrixe -“News.—Schr. Caroline Young, Carso1 for Washington, pete at Boston ian fase art rived, scbr. C. C, Lan from Boston; sehr. ‘Chas. N. Simmons, Rabbits hom “Washers ton; sehr. Allan ‘Rose, from ‘ork, terdiisers, 5 ‘New York, wit The will of the late ‘M. Duten, be- queath! his estate, real, and mix to his wife, and at her death to his sisters, Maria yonteee pat Bannan ‘Nance, has been fled with Dr. Chas. F. Goodell, of STAR ROUTE TRIAL SENSATIONS. Judge Wylie’s Life Threatenca by Invane Lawyer England. REMARES OF THE JUDGE IN COURT CuNEURING THE AUTHORITIES FOR ALLOWING RNGLAND TO GO aT LARGE—A JUROR’S SORE THROAT CAUSES A POST- PONEMENT OF THE TRIAL UNTIL TO-MORROW. When the Criminal Court, Judge Wyle, met this morning to resume the star route trial, the seat of one of the jurors—Mr. George B. Sheriff—was va- cant. The judge said that he desired to speak of matter which did not belongto thecase. He understood, from a bailiff of the court, that a crazy man, named England, &@ member of the bar, who had come from Rockville, Md., had been in the court-room threatening the court, or rather the personnel of the court, Itwas a disgrace that the authorities should allow such a man so many days to go at large. He would think nothing of the matter If the man was sane, and he should think nothing of the threat. Tt was only this Morning that he had read of the fatal shooting of man by an insane man nearthe Relay House. It seems that insanity was in his family, and yet he was permitted to go at large. He ‘supposed that the court misht make an order, but he was not inclined to interfere in matters that properly Delonged to somebody else. “Your Lonor,” said Mr. Carpenter, “might make an order not to admit Lim.” Judge Wylie said he had made such an order, and added, “and I belleve that 13 the reason he threatens to shoot me.” Judge Wyle then read a note from Juror Sheriff, dared Benning’s, stating that he was suffering with a sore throat, and wouid not be able to attend court until to-morrow. The case was then ad- Journed ull 10 o’elock to-morrow morning. PROGRAM OF FUTURE PROCEEDINGS IN THE TRIAL UNDETERMINED, arly all of the star route counsel were present when the court assembled this morntng, and there was considerable interest manifested in the pro- gram to be followed by the defense. Mr. Merrick, having returned trom a brief vacation at Gid Point Comfort, said he was ready to go on with his part. Mr, Ingersoll was present, and, il was understood, Was prepared to follow Mr. Wilson. When the court adjourned last nizht it was undecided who should follow Mr. Wiigon. Some of the defense said this morning that there was a question whether Mr. Carpenter or Mr. Henkle shoul! ve the next speaker. O:e plan suggested has been tohave Mr. Ingersoll follow Mr. Wilson and close the case for the defense, In case Air. Ingersoll docs speak next, however, there will probally be Some short speech presenting the Geiense of Messrs, Miner and Vaile, THE THREATS TO WHICH THR JUDGE REFERRED in his remarks were made by H. Clay England, the lawyer, whose éccentric conduct caused a sensation Incourt last Monday. That day he attempted to gain admission to the court room in the morning ina naked condition. Later in the day he came {nto court ani interrupted the proceedings by bawling out “Not gulity.” He came into the couit room this morning about haif-pust ulne o'clock and took aseat. “Deputy Joharris went to him and tohl him he would terve to leave. Thereupon Enzland beeame turbulent and abusive and de- clared thxt he could: whip the deputy, He called out Ina loud voice: “You dirty pup,” and other terms of anathema. He was told’ that Jud; Wylie had ordered his exclusion from the court room, and tie ore furions, damning the Jude and ex will go and got a re- volver and shoot hitn. finally induced by es Jonarris and MeQueen to leave quieuy elng Lold that the court Would not meet til 11 ck. “2 WILL GRT A TISTOL AND FINISH JUDGE WYLIE.” A land was leaving the court he apoeared to be terribly excited and was exceedingly bols- terous, He call-d out that he was a lawyer and would not be arrested withant a w: nd Just, as he reached the door yelled and finish Jutge Wylie.” ENGLAND'S POWDER FLARE. After Eogland’s demonstration in court thts morning an incident transpired which has some signiacance, Last Monday, the day on wich he disturbed the court, he went into Furreil’s restau- Tant, opposite the court hou-e, and displayed a owder flask and gave the impresston also that he ad a pistol “He came tu here,” sald Mr. Farrell toaStak reporter th's mornlag, “and took tg thing out of bis pocket.” “(Here Mr. Farrell fished up trom the mysterious yn behind the bar, enerally supposed to be devoted to half-squeersd mons and second-hand julep straws, an old fa-htoned powder flask, well filed with powder.) “He laid this down on’ the Durand then made a mouon this way for his hip pocket, as if he were ko ng after a pistol. I picked uy the powder flisk and sald: ‘Here, I will keep that, ani bave kept it That was all there was aboutit He wet out.’ ENGLAND THREATENING TO FXTFRMINATR THR NEWSPAPER MEN AS WELL 48 JUDGE WYLIE. England, before going nto th: courthouse this morning, stopped to speak to some «cquaintances atthe coraer of 5th and D streets. Mls appear- ance was wild and bis speech boisterous, “If you know any newspaper men,” he sali, “1 want you to tell them that If they publish anytaing deroza- tory to my character as a gentiemin I will zo to thelr room, and I don’t care If th a hundred or a thousand of them there, Pil make a slaughter house of 1 Judge Wyle his Issued an edict pre— cluding me from the courtroom, Tain a member of the bur, aud he has no rigt todo such a thing without a hearing. Iam going to shoot him on the bench. Ihave some means lft yet and some friends, and the whole of Rockville wili come down here with revolvers aud Buwie knives to sev that get my rights.” ENGLAND WRITES HIS AUTOBIOARAPTY. H. Clay England visited the Srar office last eve- ning and made a number of remarks, which he emphas zed by pounding a desk with his fist, re- vealing his intention of shooting any polic m: that attempted to arrest him, and otherwise ex- Pressing a firm determination to“clean out the town” If any one bothered him. He then bent mind to composing an article, and scrawled a large number of sheets of p:per a lurid autobiography of H. Clyy England. Son tences that have been transiated by a com» who served under Horace Grech: ¥ are as fotlo: “HL. Clay.Euglana beyond all question the most Temarkable man in the U.8. G.ves bis last ten doilrs to O. S. Fowler 20 years ago to advise him what profession to follow. Advised to be either a lawyer or asoldier, Bound torise, Mlud power- ful. clear, pointed ‘analytical. As eloquent as if his lips had been touched with the honey of Hy- meltus, Writes beyond conception. Any one who charges him {3 2 Mar, poltroon and scoundrel His life a mos thrilling romance. Has traversed the continen.# om Atlantic seaboard to Rocky moun- tains, Never refused to give away bis last dime and then camps on Pa. avenue, Invited by thou- sands to make their houses Lis home. Never looks at a law book yet always knows the law. No use for any ontinary man to attempt to try a case aguinst him.” urther sentences are given, slluting to the great abilities of Mr. Englurn, and then appear some dark and tlegible allusions to various char- acters known for their blvod-thirsty proclivitie: and the article goes onto say that Mr. Englini Was Intimate for months with Mountain J ick allas Texas Jack, Buffalo Bill.and the James’ brothers. Then the names of various people wnom he pro- fogses to have arrested, Including District Attor- ney Cornhill, are given, and the article ts wound up with a great flourish of a pen like a war w: turned into ink. = » RNGLAND’S ECCENTRICITIES. Enzland comes from Rockville, and has been noted for some years for his eccentric manner. He haga quick wit, and many of bis repartees are Preserved among the lawyera and others with whom he has associatel. He says that he never drinks, smokes or chews. He seems to lrave no particular mania, but to be what is popularly lermed “flighty.” About four years ago he lec tured here in reply to Ingersoll, much to the amusement of a large audience,’ who regarded iin a8 a sort of Br. Landis ta the lecture Held. THREATS AT THE POLICE COURT. England appeared at the Police Court this morn- ing and swore out a warrant against Charlcs G. Godfrey, a restaurant-keeper, for asSault. He a'so applied for warrants against Lieut. Guy and all his officers. While in the clerk’s office at the Po- \ce Court he threatened to get a shotgun and shoot Judge Snell, Major Dye and Lieut. Guy if he did not get sutisfuction in hls suits, < ENGLAND MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARS, After England left the court this morning the Marshal’s officers and the police began a search for him, but he had mysteriously dis.ppeared. ENGLAND NOT ARRESTED. England had not been arrested at 8 o'clock. ——__ ‘THE PROPOSED GARFIELD MONUMENT.—The Gor- field monument comuittee of tie Society of the Army of the Cumberland held a meeting in Cin- cinnatl yesterday. J.Q A, Ward, of New York, was selected gs the artist to design and complete the Garfield monument. A committee, consisting of Gens. Burnett, Cist,and McCook, w--re appointed to visit Washington’ with Mr. Ward toselrct o site forthe monument. The committee autbor- izes Mr. Ward to proceed with the monument, the cost of which is not to exceed sedaseiae Hane tn PuBLic CoLoRED ScHooLs.—The annual exhibi- tion of drawing, map drawing and penmanshtj wilt take Tounorrow —. ‘Beno THE VISITING VETERANS. Enjoying Their Return to the Capit. 1. THEIR EXCURSION TO THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON To-parY. . The members ot the Society of the Army of the Potomac to-day, like true patriots, made a visit to the tomb of Washington. The weather was most Dropitious for a water excursion, and the blue river, with which are associated s0 many of the memories of the war that called forth the Army of the Potomac, never appeared more lovely. The Visitors have been favored with the best of wea- ther while here. The members of the society, and thelr wives and children, assembled at the 7th- street wharf this morning and took pi on the steamer George Leary, Capt. R. E. Tull. The num- ber of persons on board, including passengers and crew, was limited to seven hundred, and the full complement was on board at the hour of start- ing—10:30 a.m.—many having been turned away for want of room. Ample preparations had been made for refreshments, both solid and liguid, Mr. John A. Gray betng the caterer. Tne boat was handsomely decorated, and started at the time mentioned above, and presented a gay appearance as she headed down stream. ‘The U. S. revenue cutter Ewing, Capt. Warren, steamed up to Stephenson's wharf this morning, and awaited the arrival of the members of the several committevs—about a iundred and twenty- five in number. Maj. W. P. Huxford, U. 8. A. had charge of the party, and saw the committees’ and thelr guests ail comfortably on board, and this bout leit a few minutes afler the departure of the R. I. Hoxte, and some other officers of the (who had mised the steamer Tallapoosa, which took down a Pery Of distingutsied persons from the navy-yani), tuek passage oa the Ewing, Proposing to return on the Tallapoosa. ‘The pro- visions and good thines to eat and drink which Went on board showed that tue Inner comforts bad Bot been overlooked. The steamer Tallapoosa lett early tor Mount Vernon from the navy yard, taking down a num- ber of dignitaries and military and paval oMcers. The steamer W. W. Corcoran went down on 1s recular tip, carrying a Tull complementot passen- gers. The steamer Mary Washington was sent down early to take the passengers from the several Steamers to the landing and return them again, ELECTION OF OFFICERS. After the report of the business meeting of the Soclety of the Army of the Potomac closed In yes- terday's Star the election of officers was held. The nominations of Gen. John Newton and Gen. U. S. Grant for president were made, amtd great ap- plause. Some objection was rais* to the latter, as It was stated he was nota member of the s0- ciety. The vote was taken amit great confusion, and Was announced as follows:—Gen. Newton 186, Gen. Grant 117. The former's election was made Unanimous, and the other oMicers were re-elected as follows: Gen. M. T. McMahon, treasurer: Gen. Horatio King, secretary: Gen. Gconze H. Sharpe, corresponding’ secretary. Brooklyn was’ 8-lected. a8 the place for holding the next reunion. ‘The various urmy corps then presented the names of Vice presidents #s rollows:—First corps, Col. W.W. second corps, Gen. & 8. Carroll; third corps, Col. Clayton McMichael; fourt corps, Gen. W. W. H. Davis; fith corps, Gen. Roiatne B. Avres; sixth corps. Gen, adam E. King: ninth corps, Gen. Edward Jardine; eleventh corps, Col. Emil Frey; tweitth corps, Gen, Jas. L. Seurt nineteenth'corps, Gen, A.'H. Bincry; staff, Get George D. Ruggles; cavalry, Gen. Jolin B. Macle tosh; artitery, Gen, H. J. Hunt; signal, Gol. B. F. Fisher. ‘The poet and orator, Geo. Al'red Town: send and Martin M+gtnnis, were elected honorary. members. A resolution was adopted to k Con- gress to- have ue names of prisoners of war en- Tolled on the pension list. Alter a vote of thanks to the cltizens of Washington the society ad- Jour ied. THE MEETING AT THR NATIONAL LAST NIGHT. The National theater lust evening was thronged with a brillant and distinguished audience to Witness the exercises of the Soclety of the Army of the Potomac, The interior decorations, whlch Were described In yesterday’s Stak,were displayed with striking effect. On the siage were Beaiod many prominent people. Among tiese were Gen. Telegrams to The Star.’ KENTUCKY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. SHIPWRECKIN CHESAPEAKE BAY! SIX MORE SEWTENCES IN DUBLIX,! KING OETEWAYO'S FORCES ROUTED. MORE CRITICISM OF THE POPE'S CIRCULAR. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT THE GALLOWS. THE RACES IN ENGLAND TO-DAY. —>—_—_ General Foreign News by Cable. TEE BOYPTIAN QUESTION. Dvsum, May 17.—Lord Dufferin wilt visit Vienua and Paris on his way to Englant trom Constantinople, to exchange Views with the Aus- irlan and governments op the E.yptian question, Panma, May 1f Tue Figaro publishes a. tetter ‘aR a gare a from (Count De Lesseps, siating that the Suz ‘anal company ® wecond canal ‘across the fsthmua KING OETEWAYO'S PORCES UTTERLY ROUTED. Dounsan, May 17.—News has been receives that King Cetewayo having advanced to attack Oaam and Alsibepu the latter chiefs combined their forces and utterly routed Cetewayo. The first. ar- counts of the engagement put the toss at 6000 men, but this 1s provably exaggerated, BIRMARCK'S WARNING TO THE VATICAN. Beriin, May 17.—It is sem!-officially announced fat the reply of Prussia to the last note of the Vatican makes no reference to an organic revision of the May laws It is stated that Prince Bis marck has Informed friends of une Vaticen that !t will never again receive such favorable ofters from Prussia as those now under con abd it Will gurely repent If 1t rejects them. A TURKISH PARLIAMENT. . Loxpow, May 17.—A dispatch to the Daity Tete graph. trow Vienna, says the sultan has agreed to couvoke a Turkish parliament, witch will resem- bie the assembly of 1876. It Wiil be composed of repmsentauves of all Teilgions, and will meet im October. THE PEACE TREATY NEWS NOT BRLEVID TW LIA LMA, PERU, May 17.—Tue Diario Oficial snd Eloommercio Tepublish the news already given converuing the Ure .ty of peace, and state that It 1s conflriued by the Litest intelligence brought by Stesiner Troi Ue soutk, Iv is mol, however, gem erally credited here Wrecked in Chesapeake Bay. THE PROPELLER JOB T. WILSON SUNK—PaTE OF THE CKEW NOT KNOWN. Sacre Mp.—Capt Eldridge, of the steamer estuve Which arrived this morning having passed,at 9:25 Uin.yesterday off Mamkteanie liver, Chesapeake Day, Ihe wreck of the her Job T. lison, whicn le Baltimore jatarday night for the Rappahannock river to engage in the fishery bustuess. All that was visible was the pilot house, bearing the mame ot the steamer. It not known whet! cTew Was Saved OF not. The Dublin Murder Cases, SIX MORE SENTENCES 10 PENAL SERVITUDE—OTHER CASES. DBL, May 17.—Jes. Mullett, Raward O71 Edward McCaffrey. vaniel Delaney, William Mo- voney and Thomas Doyle, all of whom had pleaded gullty to the charge of conspiracy to murder, were arraigned tn court for sentence tits morning. The first five mentioned were each sentenced to ten years’ penal servitude, and Doyle to five years penal servitude. The ‘crown decided to drop the eriminal charge agatnst McCaffrey of having partl- clpated in the murder of Mr. Burke, Jud; in passing seatence upon Jimes Mullett, sald? “There is more known conerruing you than has been made public. I believe you were present duriog the attack on Juror Field.” Muliett reptied, “I ws not.” The judge then averted to the prine cipal share the prisoner had taken in mg the conspicaey to murder, Matthias Brady, who was charged with threat- ening the foreman of the jury which convicted his brother, Joe Brady, pleaded guiity to the change, but the crown and Che person Uireatened assent to his discharge, ‘The trial of Peter Doyle, on the charge of con- spiracy to murder. was postponed on account of Sickuess. dle W810 Court tis meridng, but Was So Weak that he had to be supported in the dock by awarder. Juage O'Brien io-lay, alter sentenclag the men before inentioned, dischurged the special Jury panel which wes summoned to try Ue cases of the men charged with the Plootx Park mur- ders and other crimes. He took occasion to pratse the manner in witch the arducus and painful labors of the Jurors had been periormed. The secial business of the commission was concluded Sherinan, Gen. Rosecrans, Gen. Zoliin, Gen. Hum- pbr-ys, Gen. Ayres, Gen, Wedb, Gen. Slocum, Gen, Beaver, Gen. Crittenden, Gen. W. W. Dudley, G McKee’ Dunn, Gen. Van Vilet, Gen. Rium, Gon. Carman, Bajor Jonr B. Car-on, Commissioner Lo- ring, Capt, Phelps, Capt. Hoxie, Commodore Se- card, Gen. W. B. Hizen, Col. Horitlo C. King, Geo. Alfred Townsend, H. J. Ramsdell, Senator Ingalls, Mr. J. Q. Thom Prof. ilgarde, Judge Ed- tmonds, W. H. Treszol, M.L. Cravford, John A. Biker, Cart. Burritt, ‘ex-Speaker Kelier. Secre- tary Lincoln and family and Postmaster General Gresham and wife occupied the boxes. ‘The re- Uring president, Gen. A. A. Humpiries, beg ca the exercises by introducing Comm!sstoner Edinonds, who, Im cordial “and graceful phrases, welcomed the memb-rs of the society to Uuls city. The poet, Georze Alfrel Townsend, with great expresston read the poe; whica con- ‘ued a war tribute to the tmeno-$ of Lincolt, ‘The orator of tie evening, Major Martin Magin- nis, followed with an cioquent address, which evoked Irquent bursts of applause He gave a vivid picture of the battie of Gettysburg as he saw himself, Unon the conclusion of the adress there were loud calls for Gen. Sherman, to waich he respouded Ina brief but effective speech. Tne band then stru:k up “Marching turouch Georgia,” and the vast audionce rose io thefr feet and sang the familiar words, Gens. Slocum, Beaver and Webb, and ex-Speaker Keifer, in response to calis, Made speeches, Telegrams of regret at Inability to be present (rom Gens. Hancock aud Sacridan were read. ‘The suciety then adjourned, THZ CORPS KLECTIONS. ‘Tho following corps elections, in those In yesterday's Sra, were held: Second Corns—President, Gen. Jax, H. Beaver; vic+ president& Gon. A. S. Wi Co!. T. E. Pare sons and Gen, Newton M, Brooks; secretury and treasurer, @en. Joha D, Billings; ‘executive com- mittee, Gen. Nathan Cuureb, Gen. J. E Curtis, . J. B. Crit, Col. George F. Hopper, Capt. Ben- un A. Child; corps historian, Gen Francis A. alker, Thir1 Corps—Prestdent, Major Witlard Bullard; vice presi ent, Major J. Barclay Fassett; secre- tary, Col. Biward L Welling; treasurer, Maj.Gen, Gershom Moti. Sixth Corps—Prestdent, Thomas N. Hyde; vice presidents, Gen, Thomas All-n, Col. John F.Gienn, Col A. 8. Tracy; secr tary, Capt. Geo. B. Fielde recording secretary, D. 8 Hassinger; treasure: Col. S:muel Truesdell Ninth Co:ps—President, Gen. John @. Parke; vice president, RB. Potter; secretary and treas- urer, Gen. C. H. Berney Tw-Ifth Corps—Presi lent, Capt. Wm. W. Bush; secretary, Surceoa John J. H. Love, Nineteenth Corps—Presitent, Gon, W.H. Emory; vice president, Gen. Ge 5 Secretary and treasurer. Capt. W. ‘T. James, Cavairy Corps— President, Gen, W. W. Averill; fecretary, Col. C. H. Hatch; treasurer, Col. G. J. ‘Whitehead, ASSOCIATION OF PAYMASTERS, Abvut twenty-five ex-army paymasters, who served during the war of the reb-llion, met at the Ebbitt House yesterday afternoon and organized a society to be caHed “The Assoctation of Union Army Paymasters” by electing the following offi- cers: Gen. B. W. Brice, (ate paymaster Seneral). resident: ¢x-Paymasters Hon. Will. Cumback, of indiana, Gov, Fred. Lobie, of Maine, Hon. William Q, Stryker, of New Jer-ey, Hon. Russell Errett, of Pennsylvania, and Stephen A. Walker, of Now York city, vice presidents; Thomas H. Gardner, of Washington, secretary; ‘William Penn Clark, of inzLon, corres} ecretary; George Truesd'll, ot Ws ngtone treasurer. "The Brot meeting will Le held at Cape May, August 6 NOTE. ‘The Union Veteran Corps of this city witl hold a camp fire this afternoon and evening at the Schuetzen Park, and have invited a large number Of tic visiting Veterans. To-night a grand ees will be given to the Society of the Army of tLe Potomac at Abner’s addition to ‘The Norweginn Embezzier. Haurrax, N.8., May 17.—Ellef Olson, the Nor- wegiun embezzier, who bas been In custody b-re for some tlme awaiting the arrival of extradition papers, has been discharged, owing to the non- arrival of advices. Tue money and effects found ‘on hitn were restored to him, and he immediately attempted to clear out, but another warrant ar- rived for his det-ntion.” He was rearrested and ag.tin remanded to await the arrival oj the neces- sary papers, which are said to be now on the way here. to-day DANIEL CURLEY TO BE EXECUTED TO-MORROW. a Curley, another of the condemned Phoenix Park ‘murderers, 18 to be hi to morrow. His father and ‘wife vistted Iitm to-day. and bade him farewell. They were very much Gis tressed, but the prisoner was tirm, —— Racing in England, THE RUN FOR THE MANCHESTER CUP. Loxpon, May 17.—This was the third day of the Manchester summer meeting. The Toe for the Manchester CUP Of 2.000 soveretens was won by Mr. T. Brown’s Primrose I, with Mr. J. H. Houlis~ Worth Palermo second, and Mr. John Chariton's Alban third. ‘There were sixteen starters, $2 cemciniend The Kentucky Drmocracy. THE CONVENTION ADOPTS REVOLUTIONS DRNOUNCTN® THS TARIFF ACT OF THE LAST SESSION OF OOm- GxRsa, Louisvitie, Ky. wed 17.—AS no ballot was: taken after the sixth last night, the convention adjourned until 10 0% thls” morning. The committee on resolutt the foliowing: “Toe K: have agreed to report ntucky democracy are unalterably o,;posed to =ubidi-= of every deacrip= ton, They beiteve that all tix ction should Be for the support of the gov rament. Th ‘y denounce the tariff act of the Last rep volivin Congress a8 @ monster plece of In-qu lity, Injustice aml wrong, and they detaand of Hie next democratic Howe OF Representatly: A measure Of relief and reform, Desed upon the orgauic Liw of ube democratic party, declared at St, Louls in 1876, and reaftirmed at Cincinnatt tn 1880, witch requires that all @use Com house taxitioa Shall be for revenue only.” _ Attempted Suicide ou the Scaffold THE KOPF MORE EFYECTIVE THAN TRE KNIPR JACKSON, Miss, May 17.—Henry Fieming was, hanged at Pittxborou: thoun ‘county. at two O'clock yesterday atvernoon la the presence of an iiamense crowd ‘or a murier committed two years axo. Tue condemned min was cool and self- possessel and made no confession. When at the Gallows he attempted to kill uimself wiih @ small vet knife and succeeded tn tuilleting a wound in his throat, When the drop sell his neck was broken and his death stragcies Listd but an Ine stant, Fleming was resiited four times by the governor and a strong effort was made to have his Sentence commuted to tmprisonment for life, DUE the enormity of his crime called for his execue uon. —— . Young Mens Christian Asvocintion, FINANCIAL REPORT SUBMITTED TO THE INTERNA- TIONAL COMMITTER. MiLwavres, Wrs., May-17.—At the convention of the Young Men's Christian Assoctation the International committee subm:tted a report, im which they sy: “For the current year the com- m tte has received subscriptions to the amount of $14,648, Of Lis sum $5,000 were received im gifts of $1,000 a and re 7 gifts ee. aan Was algo ‘one git of $450, One OF $350, Lwo Of $280 each, and fourteen of $100 each, and the balance of $498 comes from persons and associations in amounts of less than $100each. The expenses of the committee for 18.3 to the date of the conven- {ion have been $10,791.93, AN! are and there remains in the treasury $203 6, 1s needed for the remainder of the current year the sum of $19,000, for which this convention 18 asked to pro- vide. ‘The Dudget for the cnrrent year, as made upon careful estimates, calls for an of $30,000. The convention has also to for the balance of the perio’ that shall elapse prior to the next convention. The evening session was made interesting by an instructive talk irom Rev, Dr. P. 8. Beason, of Chicago.” ones A Marder Caces. Haurax, N.&, Mav 17.—at Digby Jadse Savary committed Am charzed with the murder Mra. Cat Water Mass. Amero has Giteen days wane oree Gischorge under the act abeas guilty. The judze, however, in commit a expressed grave doubts as to his Fort Warne, Inp.. May 17.—In the case of Sam't McDonald, ‘who bas ope! rte aT for the mun Louis Lorent, the ju night returned verdict ot murder tn the fret degree, and anise ‘the penalty at death. oh a The Pope's irivh Circular, ‘THE VATICAN MISLED BY A SNEAK AND RENEGADE, DvsLm, May 17.—M:, O'Donnell, memter of tament tor Dungarvan, in a letter 10 the = the circular te Fire Fecapes Worse Than the Fire. | | the isis br mips, says Uhat the Vikiean has been 4 LADY FATALLY BURT AND A MAN'S LEO BROKEN. | misiei by the ‘ious mendacity which hae New Yorke May 17.—A fire broke out this morn- | availed Itself of jus icnorance of Frisk Sen oa ene eee | Seer eecn on, eer eee cae ga, excited. ita Sehnikten between Great sin end the Vatican, 21, who occupied the upper floor, tried to reach | a sneak and a renegade, and says the attention Seok C7 mesane Of tie Bre caoape. Sat Sell Sb the | Sf Oe Se eet af ae ground. She was in a delicate condition, and it is | by _Bagiands catorcement of Che tintenioas thought her Injuries will prove tatal, Simon Cin- kowich, a German t, also fell from the. escipe and broke his fey Incendiary. Fire in Connecticut. — Brrperrour, Comx., M The Parrott Varme < ‘Thieving Clerks. ts 2 aan? city, =o bulging, lew Yor. Moy 17.—F. B. Tutts, E J. Foster | burned this morning. Destroyed ‘Gumiping. clerk ‘employ- | 10,800 gallons 0° o!!, 900 yullons of varniah, lent of Le Boutellier Brovners’ Gry-aroods ons Of black, 300 zations of J: 30) aires with stealing inoney (rom the “rm scnatged Broo: py containing 9 ai ts ged goods ot CO... tey ‘collected the money | Wractured sions, were ard on ‘were in the act by two devostiven ta supposed te have ot e aaa they ‘Cumming. had ‘ carne