Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1883, Page 5

EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. ae TRE { INDFRGARTEN, SCHOOL AND FROEBEL NOR- HILTON'S Institute. Ps MESSNGHER Sp rneNcn scoot ror t H7E EF rip : | JOUNG LADIES, “821 Vermont avenue, reopens Sep- .? HB Eee Se ee ee ee ee ee ae, in the Languages, Mathematics, fume, eee ee ie Literattire and the Sciences. ands APISS HARROVERS SELECT BOARDING AND | > = IS a eco a ee indie “anid etsbiren— 170 | BOOKS, &e. §3 BY ss FBR RNR soa Mase ave. tear Conn Ele Sao ———— ane Saas (We 53s, RHE HORNE Goo ma \Is My New Qcanters, coo “uu Sss8 H BH It N RN ‘GGG ATE OF [THE | 1105 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Besich ny thwest. Sill Number of students Terms toders SELF TEACHERS ¥ als: Prof. RT SM. Shute. (Col, a Pitiono” Astron ‘Germs { Bias wt rth . EVREM( Miiavtee Reache Spelling and Corre 1.33 8 month: $12 + months. an Pent Business Penmarisuip NTL TEACHER OF THEITALIAN | eultare; endored by the leading | F s, apply to Lis 1th street = ni-fim FRAN- tn CAND CHOTR. Private lesworss voice chases 50 cents per mouth, T Sth and K streets northwest, Greek, Fren Hee West Puint. Annapolis, and 3 _ Bookkeeping, Ena US History, Geosraphy, Spelling. 2023 AYN'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, ROOM 7, 10 p. mn daily. sepoen (0 F STREET NORTE Both sexs nes Sey . Floention | fe hours and opolitan ears pass the doer, TON ACADEMY, CORCO! try Lal Ee A BUR Principal, Washinct D.C. OLGA DANIEL FRENCH AND GERMAN south street northwest. 000-2 SHELDON'S DANCING ACADEMY latest dence s aud Saturdays, ant Saturdays. IN-TRYC TH Tray siut ew SRENCH Faris. AT MAKINDS thiwest. is ne Mars ve Care LaEM PoeNE VER Mrs. J. EDD mMiOr ye for entratice inte Suuth, Vassar and Welles- —Taneht by the “Natural Method fre M_ Stevens Hart, Princi- Lot Eleention. -«—Duvetress, Madame Annie Keemer- Professor Anten Goetz Deter, Pp ns Art Schou. Art—Under the suvervauon of cor RVATORY Ww OF “Must Muste Hall. corn hand D sts nw. Bitean h year opens Sept.10. Piano, One ve we Violin, Se. Twelve teachers, Free ad " B. BULTARD, Direte sepls-2mue OLLEGE, plete Im its arrangements for wzhters, atid men and w. r Por for year bi $0. ‘special termus by nin instalments, Circulars TENRY ¢. SPENCER, Principal. SARA A. SPENCER, Vier Pnineapal 3 1 Expression, NERAL LITE Crthiwest, him whe writes a tead= it eraudly"—Longycliow, LOCUTION sr shee WE wr Ladies and Gentle ¢ te 10 at 1213 12th st. p For furitiet lay eveninucs wo D.O. NGUAGES, t t oF EN LESSONS TN SCHOOL DENCE. Lectures Resa! Superior TEACHERS tO OTHER, BReHOO! Sat sor for pana. Bent pos WSK M.A SPH. D., h Mathionaties, ge exper Wii 5 SDAMYES WORTMIEULX BEOVN KROES, Su fences. hstreet 1 VON TAUBE AND DE fo the Misses 7 eOSCHDED. ¢ Mi lar attention to be- £ to be aualibed for ieachers “Terms $12 734 1th street né-colin™ HED 1877) MAIN i st 2. w, 5 RING. Yrin. ALEX. DE WoLOWSKI tirade at 40 thed Pasties for will fit their Mece shortest and best, xiv Years of practice, to the vary highest « ad to, ALTRED BUIA Hone fi treet wortiwest, eet cars. Call for circitla: sepa ane 38. CAULYIE tk BOYS’ ENGLISM AND CLASSICAL HIGH i SCHOOL, s JW HUST. exixerpan, : i the” North Session HER OF PIANO AND porthwest! te parties a spe- TOS SCHOOL OF PHONOGEAPHY AND : orth weet. ‘, fur Phopeeraphers Text-le Phonocrantii ‘xe sons. any hour, day o evening, xi. Call tinoush telept Freet and New York} JAC Walt re OPENED SEPT. will be given to Fr “ years old, who wich to nt ves tor aty Musitess or profession Only yah waste Circulaneat booksdores. Inquire JOHSRDS A Mo 1 4il Corcoran street sep! M UNT VERNON INSTITUTE. NGHSIUAND FRENCH SCI wil nopeu SEP Te wept “ Mus. CW. PALKO, Principal A. M._PRIVATE TUTOR. | German, Enzish. | | Fits ih advance. | A MONTH. = {= | its -gantly furnished. I am now reads to tds aud customers, feeling sure that a ern. and displayed as js DEPARTMENT, ODS srriving dal; the FARCE G PPR RO OO CE the FANCY GOO. Pre int’ $ 36 CE Sss,5ssq ree ne an eenDs PR B00 UCU EEE Ss35 Sys ee the ew uM “Yds LENNSULVANIA AVENUE, A. WHITAKER, e Travellers in Central Africa, by Ki sc ; he Fectionmers Prunes her be bene ccc OO MMMP & AN NN Y¥ 7 Phil and His Friends, by Trowbr a From Powder Monkey to Admiral, by Kingston, Oliver Optic. md volumes for 1883, bird, by Stables. ‘us Rider, by Horatio Alger, Sr. ug Box, by Harry Castleton, 1y Captain Marryat WAL BALLANTYNE & SON, 423 7th Street, OF BOSTON, MASS., Desire to gain the attention of all who use Iquore in any way for beverages or medicines to their newly patented method of refining liquors by asitation, and the forcible injection of pure, warmed air. This process thoroughly oxidizes the fusil ofl, and expels the light, dangerous ethers and aldehydes, positively eliminating all poison- ons elements, and rendering the liquors smooth, mel- | low and of delicious natural flavor, but above all making Thee books contain 251 paes, and sell resnlarly at | them chemically pure. We offer them for the benefit of our customers at 10c. | Liquors of two or three years old, of the best quality, a. an eS is eal vo get} | AFC taken, and by this process are in ashort time made aC un Eee Sree pace {thu fae | superior in flavor and commercial’ value to those kept Towitse just reveled: great many years in the wood, This saving of time oo- casions a corresponding reduction of cost, a0 that not. only better goods but a lower Price for liquors is secured by the Cushing Process than was formerly possible. Chemists of national reputation have indorsed the prin- ciple and apparatus employed aa scientifically correct and phyvicians prescribe them as the best for medicinal end family use, The goods themselves tay be found in Washington at the wine store of JAMES F. McGEE, 404 9th street northwest, aud at the principal druxgists. Y Yeoxony Coox Boor Ose THovsaND To BE Soxp at 10c. Eacr. nivenie Hetherton. by Mary J. Holmes, Monte Rosa, by Sturr H. Nichols, Riverside Shy AS, Hard “ewrd. translated by. Mrs, Wister. e's New Relations, by Martha Finley. continns the regular price, 30; Our P BAUM'S BOQK DEPARTMENT, jo of ont Byo publivations— 08 Pamphlets, circulars aud other information will be, ——___________®0 ast — | cheerfully furnished to any person addressing 7 Mae KITCHEN, BY MARION Han. LE wbre Rival by Rey. EP. Roe; ste author of Wide. Wide World; FE ew Relations, a new Elsie book: Lovell's Sea: ile ahd Standard Libraries, in book form. €.C. PURSELL, 418 9th street northwest. THE CUSHING PROCESS COMPANY, #18 rw Law Boos. ntability of Inven Brown on De 029-m,w,s6t 214 HIGH STREET, Bostox, Mass. Waste Siteionor t.couts, | Le Bricuron Overcoar, ; 1 Her Lost Proviners n Hawthorny Ensene Feomentin A Year of Suushine (Kate Sanborn. Story qf Holand Giamies, Baliwin) Beunybell Vana Yi sel (Mrs. Wistar.) nk ic) Banned gon.) Lyrics of 19th vars at Hiisboro? Julia y. Chaucer to Barus; W. Hl. MORRISON, Pik Toop 8 47s Peng ania evra, 2 i 88 Ra § Ge FS NEYS. m LOR AT LAW, Washington City. 71 OODRICH, ATTORNEY AT-LAW 121 DEAR- — * e born streei, “Chicco, Advice. free. Fizhiech PEST AND BEST GARMENT IN THE V experience, “Business quietly” amd Legauly trans ne nik AMUEL HOWALKER, erty. . U.S COMME ER, NOTARY BUBLIC AND ATTORNEY FOR RENTS, 680 La. ave. next to City P.O. AT-LAW, Law Building, mh2_ | LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., TOR OF PATE: d Expert, St. Good work, 11 CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS. r streets, _WOOD AND COAL, Conn 7 JOHNSON BROTHERS. WHARVE RAILROAD YARD: Uwelith and Water strects southwest TRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES: 02 F strect northwest; P. S—DON'T FAIL TO 100K AT OUR SEVENTH STREET WINDOWS TO-MORROW, AS OUR DIs- PLAY OF CHEAP OVERCOATS AT HARD-PAN PRICES WILL BE IMMENSE. Jar a! & ESE G oobs. Tsk tia avexie northwest: Nizgth northwest; ne sna Fae We have just opened 10 cases of Japanese Goods, and . paid ese can offer sole extraordiary bareains in that line. We ofter: Japanese Glove and Handkerch Japanese Work Boxes froin 49. Japanese Luquered ‘Trays,in all shapes and sizes, from RAILROAD YARD SOUTH OF SIVE WHARVES, civic us ULeurpassed tuchties tur the econouie handling of EURL of all Kinds, ef Boxes from 250. COAL DELIVERED ON CARS DIRECT FROM THE | 20. MiNe£S INTU OUR YARD. Japanese Ornaments and Curios from 15¢. Japanese Scrolls, in large variety, from 10c, We deal only in best qualities of ANTHRACITE and BYLUMINGUS COAL, Bamboo Scrolls, extra long, at 49 and 99c, Fine blue and white after dinucr Coffees, at 150, Fine decorated clear China do., at 25 and 49¢, A fine assortment of Vases and Bouquet Holders, from pair. ‘eure dow receiving another consixnment of Curtain All Linds of WOOD, either in the stick or prepared to crder at cur factor ‘AN COAL, FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE, Proipt deliveries aud prices as low as Fuel can be fur Eishedt septs” | Poles, in Walnut, Oak, Cherry and Ebonized, at 99¢, — In Walnut and Ebouized Stands we have a very larze D-SPRUCE PINE, #4; OAK, $5: BA- | assortment, they range from Se. up. Ode Bi. Henney eT en Our fine Oil Paintings still continue to increase in pub- lic favor, they are very good, entirely too good for the price we sell them at, which is from 24.49 to 87.50. In Bisque Ornaments we have now a very fine display at remarkably low prices, from 10c. up, We offer handsome Plush Albums from 99c, up—they hist. au2d-dun* (oa Ase) Ween We have fust received a large Jot of Bakers! PINE WOOD; also, fresh mined AL of superior quality for | must be seen. Gormestic use, wil of which we olfer ut lowest indrket |” Scrap Bookis in the latest designs, extra quality and Fates, sizes, from 10. np. ‘The attention of consmners is respectfully invited to ‘au Inspection of Cur stock. STEPHENSON & BRO. Tth st_ wharf aud 12th st. andPa, ave, PROFESSIONAL. WHITE, S.C. abid avenue. opposite Wil- o6p.m.; Surdays, 9 to 1. Professional experience. We can offer ‘the langest stock of Boy's Velocipedes in the city, roping i Price from 83.25 up, ‘They are very strong and durable The flood of new and handsome goods now daily ar- Tiving takes it impossible to juention then: al]. and a Minit to our extablisliment will give you a better idea of { the immense variety of goods we offer, SILVERBERG'S, 812 7th st. and 213 8th strect n. w.. consecutive years of practice in Wash- nS near Pennsylvania avenue, ¥ cae mete the elite of the world a tee tere E an, wee. SNP 7th st. N. OW. We a DENTISTRY. r ‘ WD AEME PABSONS, CORNER ore AND E streets now. Filime pectalty: also. the cure of ae: toothache without extracting. A local abesthetic, used = the : ies pain of extracting, Gas given. THE soon lage SCOTT, 207 taorthis ELL-KNOWN can Cure Tt and Save the Tooth. ia 024-Im* ga NG ANDALL PAL Dd. S.. OFFICE AND KES Reeds Ieee Ben Si OF ECP AND BES BALTIMORE DRY GOODS HOUSE Bok Stow. AU) branches of Dentistry skilltully : ermest. Thousands with Inst peas resulta, day or ‘Tey years experience. os Is Receiving Its Me fete oo NEW FALL GooDs DAIL! Extractinge without pain 60 5 = jones warralited. J K. HARTLEBEN. GRADUATE OF PENNSYL- ice atid Tenidence, has restuned wractices Fromme atv: ALL mend him to my patrons and the public ie BUS AC AT ONCE ae a dentist of undoubted ability. ‘MA. CARMAN, Dentist, 1013 Mth st. n. w. oy “08 7th Street Northwest. KTIFICIAL TERT AND serted immediately: trating natural teeth With splendid sitccess, Modern methods aud skill in branches of Dentistry. “Mcderate foes. Du. DONNALLY, 1521 F sireet northwest Denk Mi TALBGEE, DENTIST, No. ao7 7Tit strevt, three doors trom corner E. Dentistry in all ranches, ‘Teeth inserted $7 per wet. All work war- a janly Srcoarry F By Bonotany, ROM ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, CORNER JOTH STE¥ET AND NEW YORK AVE. ‘ual Charter, act of Congress January aa eer and takes all kinds ‘on Bpecial Deposit at lowest sas ra SPECIALTIES shiek Specialist in the city! “Why, Dr. s—over Uirty-two years—at 906 B st. sw. ‘Swern to before A.C, Kichards, Justice of the Wwe IS THE MOST RELIABLE AND LONGEST- BE Peace, pete Benjamin P. Snyder, Charles C, Glover, MADAM ROSS. THE TONG-ESTABLISHED _RE- ee ena awe Mia a Astrologist, wives better sat- John G. Parke. ani3 fe than any due in the profes. e dextipy; gives all matters appertaining to trimony. Nesidence, 1910 Tith street northwest. Cars pass the door. Consultation fer—Laclien, $1. Gentlemen, $1. oc: J)® ROBERTSON, SPECIALE ] We Anz Orrenrsa NEW DESIGNS IN GAS FIXTURES, FID! D = sician se “eee and hs 7 nen, rs experictce. Every Wesins ppintay troy 2109 pin. at ase © atrect northwest. And are selling single and double Swing joncrable and ntific treatment gusrantecd, Main ce, W North Likerty st., Baltituore, Md. giv7-3un TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF All business confidential. Ladies aud Gen- S@cents cach. 408 L street, between 4th and Sth northwest, Je14-2 y. Ge Fiseur FOREIGN’ BOOKS! TLE | LIBRAIRE | ETRANGER Tt, ul ET PAPETIER, oppesite U.S, Treasury, ugton, D.C, NCECEMENT. nt with foreiin artixts to dis Vay their latest pi Fam contemplatins to build Mt Art Gallery in my Store, Corcoran Building, and for this purpose 1am foreed to make room, positively clear- sue out all my ENGLISH BOOKS, consiathui of all latest 5 Holiday Books. Catholic and Episcopal Prayer Books, — Edition de Luxe of all Classies. ete.. ete. Eoeiny E GAS BRACKETS, In Brass and Gilt, at 40 and 50 cents each, and other woods proportionately low. ‘We have a line of COOKING RANGES at various Prices, from $8.50 to $150. TRON TILE FIRE-PLACES, with BRASS FRAMES, trom $12.50 to $75. BRASS ANDIRONS, from $5.50 to $50 per pair. FORTABLE BUCKET GRATES, from $5 to 850, PARLOR GRATES, from 810 to $100. GAS BURNERS and GLOBES at LOW PRICES, D HORFHOUND E AND HOREHOUND EDWARD CAVERLY & 00, Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating, sep 1425 New York ayenne. Albi n2 Mth and F :: = = Dud om pees een phen rare HEMPLER'S OLD STAND, wyld rx) ylvaniacventa | ocl0-Im No, 809 E streot northwest, 2d Edition. Lalst Telegrams to he Slr The mepavlicns Tanferities im Phila- PurLapeirata, Noy. 10.—The ofMfictal count of the vote of Philadelphia was completed to-day, and shows the following republican majorities: Niles auditor general, 20,067; Livsey, state treasurer, 20,994; Graham,’ district attorney (no opposition), 127,22; Littieton, cierk of the court of quarter sessions, 20,425; Jeffries, city controller (opposed by the committee of on8 hundred), 1,113; Powers, coroner, 18,377. —s Alarm in Virginia, NO OUTBREAK YET REPORTED BETWEEN THE WHITES AND BLACKS, PETERSBURG, VA., NOV. 10.—Information was re- ceived here to-day to the effect that there has not as yet been any conflict between the whites and Dlacks of Southampton county, but the white faml- les throughout the county are Still greatly alarmed and are armning themselves preparatory to any out- A Philanthropist’s Funeral. New Yous, Nov. 10.—The funeral of tha philanthropist. Benj. Fitch, who founded the Home for Soldiers’ Orphans In Darien, Conn., the Home for Old Soidiers in the same place, the Fitch Creche and the Fitch Institute in Buffalo, took place to- day from his late residence on 5ta avenue. The Rev. Lewis French, of Noroton, Conn., conducted the services. A delegation, re nting the charity organtzation society of Buffalo, was in attendance. Among the pall-bearers were John d. Morris, Gen. D.N. Couch, and ex-Senator ‘Tal Baker, of Conn. ‘The temains were taken to Noroton for ‘in- terment. The Luther Jubilee in Philadelphia, Puruaperata, Pa., Nov.10—A grand jubilee was held in the Academy 6f Music here this norning in honor of the 400th anniversary of the birthday of Martin Luther. The large auditorinin was thronged with people. The instrumental music was furnished by the Germania orchestra, and the vocal music by a large, chorus, which Included nearly, 1,000 school children. After devotional services addresses were delivered in Swedish, German and English. Standard Time in New York. New York, Nov. 10.—The mayor has signed the resolution changing the city ‘tlme and readin “that at noon, November 18, 1883, and thereafter al tme in the city of New York shall conform to the new standard, based upon the time of the 75th meridian, and ‘that alltime shown by the public Clocks shall agree therewith.” SS Verdict in Favor of the Government. New York, Nov. 10.—In the suit of the govern- ment against the Falence manufacturing company, in the United States district court, for the recovery of $50 penalty for a violation of the United States postal laws, in the employment of a letter express company for the distribution of letters and_cireu- lars about the city, the jury to-day rendered a ver- dict in favor of the government. The Pougl. -cepsie Bribery Case. Povanxeerste, N. Y., Nov. 10.—The court room was crowded this morning’ when Judge Barnard discharged Warden Brush and Mr. Van ‘Tassel, ‘who were charged with bribery at the polls, There vas an utter lack of evidence, Railroad Pool Association. ToreKa, Kan., Nov. 10.—The Railroad Pool_as- sociation having completed the business of. thelr Session has adjourned, ‘The Trans Continental as- soclation finally agreed on the mode of operations for California and other Pacitic coast business, but Tefused to give any details of their transactions. ‘The Murder of Lixcoun, Trt., Nov. 10.—The preliminary examt- nation of Orrin’s. Carpenter for the murder of Burns was conciuded this morning, and immedi- ately upon the conclusion of the closing speech for the prosecution Carpenter was released, to allow him to secure bonds for his reappearance when wanted, A crowd followed Carpenter to his hoe, Dut actéd In a quiet and orderly manner. ee Ravages of Lightning. ‘TRoy,N. Y., Nov. 19—In Franklin county. last night, during 4 terrific thunder storm, several dwele lings ind barns were struck by Ughtniug and de. stroyed. Men and teams were prostrated by the lightuing. ee nee uffocated by READING, Pa., Nov. 10.—Albert G, Anderson, aged 80, of Bethfehem, Pa. who was on a visit to city, was tound dead'in bed this toorning, having been suffocated by gas. ‘The wind through an open window had extinguished the light in the gus burner. —— Activity in Wall Street. A BUOVANT STOCK MARKET. New York, Nov. 10.—The following 18 taken from the financial article in the Evening Post: ‘The stock market showed more signs of strength and buoyaney this forenoon than on any previous day for al least two Weeks. ‘The business was not only large, but well distributed over the general list, though the greatest activity was in six or seven stoc Kawatna, in which the business was about 41,000 “shares and the result no advance over’ last night's closing; Oregon Transcontinental, in which the business Was «bout 25,000 shares ahd the result an advance of 44; St. Paul, in which the business was 28,000 and the result an advance of %; Lake Shore, in which the business was 25,000 shares «nd the result an ad- vance of 72; Louisville and Nashville, to which the 5 nd the result an advance Union Pacitic, in Which the business was 3,000 shares and the result an advance of %. ‘The uld_ stocks, which have been dull ail the isl week, were more active this morning. sh opened with an advance of 5 at 334, by 12:30 was 333. ‘The other Gould stocks show ¢on- siderable advances. ‘The Vanderbllts were the Most active and were hicher all around. The market for railroad bonds was generally stron, higher this forenoon, the advance being one per cent, the latter on Oregon and ‘T. Cc. ’k Island 63 to 128, Midland of New is to 94, and East Tennessee in ‘he spectal feature of the bond mark ever, were the West Shore 5s, 1n. whic actions for the forenoon were nearly 31, 9000 at prices from 77 at the opening to 75% wud 79% at 12:30 o'clock, Governments were 3¢ higher tor the and 438. Money on call was freely offered this forenoon at? and 2x percent. ‘There ts no change in the London or New York prices for sliver bullion. Se ss the trans. Our Defenseless Coast. POINTS FROM GEN. WRIGHT'S REPORT—ESTIMATES FOR RIVER AND HAKBOR IMPROVEMENTS AND DE- FENSES. Gen, Wright, {n his annual report, of which a Summary was published In yesterday's Srar, calls attention to the report of the board of engineers on Gefenses and fortification, and expresses the hope that careful consideration of the shbject by the Secretary of War and Congress may secure the means, by liberal appropriations, for thelr mprove- ment. ‘The report says that it is well known that our coast, with its Important ports, is Virtually defense- less against a modern naval attack, and proper anxiety for the care of the national honor and inter- ests, which such a statg of things should suggest, May perhaps be quicted by the impression that upon the approach of hostilities our vast resources would enable us to iinprovise some sort of adequate defense. Upon the approach of war it would be impossible to obtain In season from abroad the re- quisite calibers and numbers of guns, and our own establishments, from want of encouragement, are Rot "now prepared to do the work | with the promptitude necessary for any useful effect, He suggests the application of the turret system of fortification for the harbors of our commercial ESTIMATES FOR RIVER AND HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS AND DEFEASES. In his estimates for the coming year, General Wright makes the following recommendations: River and harbor improvements, $32,113,285; examinations and surveys of rivers and harbors and contingencies for which there is no special appropriation, $150,000; ‘Sea coast and lake frontier defenses, $3,698,000; con- struction of casements end cable galleries for defense In Atlantic harbors, $200,000; ‘purchase of torpedo material for storage for San Francisco ‘harbor, $500,000; maintenance of engineer school at Willits’ Polnt, N. Y., $17,200; publishing results of geographical surveys west of the 100th meridian, $2,000; surveys and reconnalssances in military divis! DEFENSES OF WASHINGTON. Tie asks $50,000 for the improvement ot Fort Foote, $50,000 for Fort Washington, $75,000 for strengthening the defenses of Fortress Monroe and $10,000 for an artestan well within the fortification. He also asks $150,000 for improvements to Fort Wool, so.as to fit_ it for the heaviest modern guns, Protected by impenetraple armor, eee eee ‘THE President remained out at the Soldier's Home to-day. CHINESE TRADERS, Erc,—A letter from the col- lector of customs, at San Francisco, just received at the Treasury department, recomménds that,the at- tention of the Chinese wernment be called to the great number of Chinese subjects arriving at that port who claim to belong to the classes exeipt from the prohibition of the act of May 6th, ‘1882, and who present certificates issued to them by the superintendent of customs at Canton, in which they are variously described as “traders,” “merchants,” &. — THE Naval RettR~a Boasp has recommended ‘that Lteut. A. H. Cobb be placed upon the retired lst of the navy. ‘THE GREELY RELIEP Exreprrion Inquiny.—Mr. H. Alexander has been appointed steno- grapher for the court of inquiry investigating the causes of the failure of the Greely relief expedi- tion. At the seasion of the court to-day nearly the whole time was occupied in reading the _ records of the _ original _Greely expedition in 1881, and the correspondence rel to the rellef expedition of 1882, under command of Major Beebe, of the signal service. The court wo Lieut. Garlington’s request to represented by counsel He has notified the court Tae Me: Hine Eee O Gale er will act as his counsel THE INDUSTRIAL ROME ECHOOL. In {helr report to the Commissioners the board of managers of the Industrial Home School of the Dis- trict urge the importance of necessary I tion that will authorize the managers to rooelve, our. render and have custody of children entrusted to a definite period, and to receive legal thelr care for ve jetters ‘They suggest In view ot the generai agitation of the subject of industrial training, such an appropriation as will enable them. to carry on ina practical way classes in different industrial and mechanical pursuits, so that it may be demonstrated in (his cliy that the combining of manual and mental training is entirely feasibie aud highly desirable. ‘There was appropriated for the School last year $5,000, and tis left the school in debt. ‘The report asks that $15,000 be appropriated for the next fiscal year. bias The City Markets, A DEMAND FOR DRESSED POULTRY—THR MARKET FOR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES—OTHER FRATURES OF THE WEEK. The wholesale and jobbing business has been Uvely during the past week, large quantities of pro- visions having changed hands during that ume, ‘The flour market ts steady at last quotations, with fair recelpts, sufficient for current, demands, al- though grades of extra are called for. Wheat is Steady in prices, cholce ranging from $1.10 to $1.15 per bushel and fair to good $1 to $1.05. Corn has dropped some, but oats remain firm. Hay 1s rather aetive and choice timothy in demand. BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY. Fine grades of butter are taken readily, but there 1s no inquiry for common kinds, the market being flooded with them, especially with the imitations, which, in many cases, it is believed are sold for gen- uine butter. Fancy creamery sells from 30 to 31 cents; prime, 27 to 28 cents per pound. Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania are taken, choice se- plections, at 23 to% cents; good to prime, 16 to IS cents. As the receipts of eggs’ are running small the mar- ket grows stronger. Near-by are worth 30 to 31 cents per dozen; western 29 to 30 cents. More good dressed poultry is wanted and less live chickens, the latter hot meeting with quick sal Turkeys, dressed, choice, per pound, 12 to 14 cents; same, undrawn, per pound, 11 to 13 cents; live, per pound, 12 to 13 cents; chickens, 10 to 12 cents. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Dried fruits are low in price at present, except nice evaporated apples, which run from 12 to 13 cents per pound. Nuts of all kinds are in demand, and good prices paid. Chestnuts are generally of a poor quality. Good green apples, packed carefully and in sound condition, are in good demand and sales quick. The poorer qualities, carelessly put up, are nol wanted. ‘The vegetable market has been generally well supplied with good articles. Potatoes are worth from 45 to 60 cents per bushel; sweet, do., $1.73 to $2.25 per barrel; do., eastern shore, same prices; yams, 75 cents to ¢1 per barrel. Cabbage plentiful, at $3 lo per hundred. Yellow onions 60 to 70 cents per bushel; red, 60 to 70 cents. Live stock 1s selling well, and both fresh and cured meats at fair prices. A Roppery AND aN ARREST.—The store of Mrs. Apna Murphy, 1314 D street northwest, was entered last night and robbed of a quantity of ‘cigarettes, a Glock, &c. ‘This morning Detective Cox arrested Watson Green, a well-known character in that vicinity, Founp tw A Hay Stack.—Major Dye yesterday re- ceived word that alot of valuable goods had been found in a hay stack, near Sykesville, Md, sup- posed to have been stolen from Pittsburg, Pa.” De- ective Block was sent to investigate the case. Tt 1S Teported that the goods are worth several thousand doliars, a RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.—The following were the readings at the office of the ehtef siznal Officer to-d 7 aAm., 58.6; 11 am., 67.0; 2 p.m, 70.0. Maximum, 72.0; minimum, 57.8. — ‘THe Laws SraiNany.—The regular monthly rhe- torieals of the Laws seminary, last evening, was attended by a large number of ‘the friends of Uhe chooL Prof. R. 8. Laws, the principal, presided, assisted by Miss Ida M.'Lewis, teacher. Among those who took part were Miss Julia Wintield, Lewis Hilary, Wm. E. Gunell, Charles E, Luckett, John Caster, Miss Annie Doder, Robert Neter and Isaac Palmer, ———e A Srir por Drvoxce.—Mr. for Charles, Sonneman, filed to-day a bill for divorce trom uina Sonneman, nee Quick. ‘They were married January and he Charges Wat she deserted him December 10, 1879. No More Room Distkier Convicts, celved notice from the Erte count tentlary at Buffalo, where 5 oners convicted in this District and sentenced to the penitentiary have been contine that that institution 1s full and cannot, for the present, accommodate any more prisoners, Judge Wylie has been notified of the fact by the district atior- ney, and until there are arrangements made with sone other prison, or the number of prisoners at Buffalo is diminished, sentences In the Criminal Court here to that penitentiary will be suspenped. soins —— ‘The New York Stock Market. The following ure the opening and closing priees of the New York Stock Market to-day as reported by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street: ITENTIARY FOR General has re- New York peni- time past _pris- Name. New Spanish “inister. REPORTED APPOINTMENT OF SENOR JUAN VALPRA. Mapnip, Nov. 10.—It is reported that Senor Juan Valera, author, has been appointed Spanish minister to Washington. ——__ A Quiet Kentucky Lynching. Sommrser, Ky., Nov. 10.—James Truxhill, charged with a brutal outrage on Mrs Coones, a’ married woman, hear Clio, Was arrested Several days ago. He was privately taken to be identified by the vic~ Um yesterday. This morning Truxhill’s body was foutid Nanging from the Cineinnatl Southern rath road bridge over the Cumberland river. He had been taken from the officers and thus disposed of by a mob, —<— ee Washington Sock Exchange. United States 44x. ted Stator 48.5, ISL, United States 4s United States 4 United States 3 per ot District oF € Permanent improvemen Gos, 1924. Curr it ree) e@r funding 5p.c., 1899, currency 120 —— uty-Sear funding fs, 1892, coin. 1 Ty irty-year funds 19, Be ws ey smpany = Polumbia Insurance Company S% rman-American Insurance Conipahy, 130 ‘otomac Insurance Company Riggs Insurance Compan Railroad Stocks lon and Georgetown Bonds. ees Free List Boant of Public Works, Green 8s. ‘Masonic Ifall bonds... National Theater Bon a Washington Market Couipaniy stock Tnland sud Sea Coast Company bonds, Ivanhoe Mini Company stock Washington Brick Machine Co, stock. Bank of Washingte Bank of Washington ational Metropolita ‘ational Bank of thy mere and Mee! irns’ National Bank Second National Rank, Warrants, other wars, per acre rs! Additional, per acre. eSerip, per acre Sioux Hal .. Real Extate Pennsylvania ‘Chesapeake and pany, jotomne Tel phone C Pere Tyacinthe and Canon Roca, of Parts, will be atSt. Paul's English Lutheran church to‘norrow evening. — ‘The Courts, Cmevir CovrtT—Judge Macarthur. To-day, Kun, jr., &Co. agt. Talbot; Judgment. tor amount admitted: Young agt. Manhattan Life Insurance Co.; order to produce papers Barbour & | Co, agt. Riggies; judgment for Kiggles on plea. Jaffray & Co. agt, Burell: default. bonbricht ast, Leonard; Isabella Dup'sr allowed to intervene, Jobnson agt. Shyer; motton to set_ aside overruled. Equity CovRT—Judge Hagner. To-day. Bitch act. Campbell; leave to apply to amend bin granted without prejudice. Sage agt. ge; Sale ratified and reference. O'Donnell ast. iroff; restraining order discharged and injunction denied, POLice CorET—JSudge Snett. To-day, John McCarthy, profanity; $10 or 39 days. Lizie Shorter, colored, ‘loud and "boisterous, Patrick Bennett, refusing to assist an officer: #. John Sims, colored, larceny; 60 days in jail William Nobinson, larceny; $10. = Alexand: Reported for THE EVENtNG Te New Clock Tia.—The elty counetl will ply be called upon next Tuesday night to de- | ine Whether the new Ume shall be adopted by the regulator of the town clock. If the new 12 Is not adopted Alexandria will be alw: mlutites beliud Washington time. ‘The longitude of Alexandria and Washington 1s ‘the same. The line 77° 4’ which passes through the center of the | District of Columbia” passes through the light- house atJones' Point, in Alexandria, but the new | time 15 that of the 73h meridian. POLITICAL CEL rejolcings last Hight over the recent democratic Victory in Vir- fa drew crowds to King street iderable arations had been made in the afternoon, aud | When night. fell down the street. soon Decaine a | Diaze of light from tumtnated houses, lines of Lan- Affairs. R PoLice Reroxrs.—Georgeauna Day and Edward Sunnyman, arrested by Officers Travis and Arnold, Were the only prisoners at the station house us Can. Pac... Can, Sou. Ches. & ohio, Do. 1st pret or. & West, p, 464 Do. 2d pret. 1814 North Pac CBEQ. Do. pret Cec, \Northw i 10634 Ohio & Miss, 41173; Oregon ‘Trans. | 24 Ont. & West 72 Pac. Mall. 133) Peo. D. & {| 204g Readin, DL &W..... Den. & R. ++ Rock Isl Il, Cent 182° Roch. & P) LB& WwW. 22. (St. Paul. Lake Shore. . 4102%| Do. pref. Lou. & Nash...) 50”) 504 St. P. @ Omaha Mich. Cent.:11] 94 | 937%) Do. pref..... MLK. & 'T..2001| 246! 247 St. P.M. & M.. Minn. & St. L..] 21) 21% Texas Pac. Do. pret. | 424; Union Pac Mo. Pac 98}g Wab. Pa Mob. & Ohio. <1!... Do. pre Nash. & Chat.-| 54 | 58 (West. Union. pee ee nae Weis Affairs in West Washington. Acotpent.—Yesterday afternoon, while John F. Knott, an empioye at the Pionver fouring mills, corner Grace and Potomae streets, was engaged in repatring a fan attached to the purifier, he fell, and his right hand catching in the ran was badly in- jured. GRarN.—Arrived —-Roat Omega, with 4,100 bushels wheat; boat Georze T. Dunlop, with 2,900. bushel wheat. Sales—7,000 bushels wheat, at prices rang ing from $1.10 to 34.14. Convrrios oF WATER —Clear at all points, ees On the Virginia Side. LETTER FROM FALLS CHURCH—THE RECENT ELEC- TION—THE W.SHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL- ROAD—THE OLDEST INHABITANTS, ETC. Correspondence of Tue Evzxtxo Stan, Fai1s Cuvrcu, Va., Nov. 9th, 1883, Falls Chureh district cast 63 republican yotes on last Tuesday. Our people have quieted down with the settled opinion that the Washington, Ohio and Western rallroad will give them and the people living along its Une to the westward what they need—a direct connection with your city, and an extension west to form connections with other roads, making it truly a part of what is expressed by the phrase “a through route.” ‘The road now seems 10 be doiny in both the passenger and freight business, doub! that which has ever been done before. ‘Mrs. Sarah Sewell, of this very ast, Wer ninetieth birch pleasantly, on T day. She is in the ion of excellent healt age considered. It 1s very probable that Mrs. Sewel 48 the oldest perso1 community, albelt It is m in sald that “Uncle” Phil Allen, a remarkably well- formed, well-preserved, hardy colored man, is one hundred years old. He’ has never had any ailment in his lifetime, until quite latterly he has had rheu- ‘The ownership to three’ been changed here recen' siete Nala OS ee Letter from Leesburg, Va. DEMOCRATIC REJOICING AND A FIRE—MARRIAGE— ‘TEACHERS’ INSTITUTB—GOOD TIME FOR GUNNERS— POPULARITY OF JOHN 8. BARBOUR—IMPROVE- MENTS. Correspondence of Tar EvExrxe Stan. LEESBURG, November 9th, 1888. While the democrats were firing guns and having ageneral rejoicing with bon-fres, fireworks, &c., ‘some one set fire toa straw rick of Mr. Ned Little- ton’s, a prominent democrat here, clerk of the county court. Miss Mary J. Harrison, dauzhter of the late H. T. Harrison, of this place, was married on the 7th to Mr. Frank E. Conrad, formerly of Winchester, Va. ‘The bride received many beautiful presents from some and kind wishes from all her friends. The wedding was a quiet one, only relatives and a few matism. ofreal estate have LSA friends being present. After the ceremony the neni rod pair left on the morning train for New Yo! ‘Several institutes for teachers have been held in different parts of the county, and acounty institute 4s to be held in Waterford on the 26th instant, con- Unuing until Ist of December. All the teachers are juired to attend. Tdportamen ‘have had moderate su some quail, woodcock, ruffed grouse, tied snipe and e circuit court some success with the black Daass,ut not much angling has been done lately. If Loudoun county was the United John §. Barbour would be democratic nominee for i dent in 1884—our friends are 80 elated offough & Gray, dry goods ha’ ‘a beaut front put to their store on Main street. morning.—At the last mayor's court Caroline Washington, convicted of stealing dry goods trom D. Bendheim, was sentenced to an imprisonment of | Sixty days in jail. Reroxren's Nores.—The Washington and West- ern road has exchanged temporarily with the Alex- | andria and Fredericksburg rallroad theit heavy new engine for a light one, and will use the light engine wnUll their old wooden bridges are repliced by iron ones—A colored man nained Cluss Watkius died in the northwestern part of the city last night of lockjaw from a wound in the hand. —"The schooner . §. Culver, recently launched from the lower ship- yard, will sail next week and make her first entry upon the ocean.—Joseph Robey had bis band badly cut yesterday in a machine at Lash’s tobacco factory. Panic in Virginia, FAISE REPORTS OF A NEGKO INSURRECTION, Dispatches received yesterday from Boykins Depot, Newsoms and Branchville, Va., stated that those ‘communities for several days had been tia state of excitement growing out of reporis of a negro outbreak. It culminated Wednesday night invreport that the negroes Would mect at two polnts and kill all the whites from the cradle up. ‘There Is, however, no hostile organization among the negroes, and the fears of the white people have subsided. ‘The alarm ated by the report that a drunken colored man had told the servant of a white family in Southampton that at 12 o'cio Wednesday night 1,000 negroes intended to sl every white person in Southampton county. white women and children were accordingly taken to the woods and a guard placed around them, | while the men armed Tiemselves and awalted the | attack, Southampton county was the secne some | Years before the war of a bloody Skive insurrection, headed by Nat Turner, and it that the traditions of that Ume liad something to | do with the apprehensions which existed. ‘These reports excited considerable consternation in Nor- foik and Portsmouth last night. = News ricts. 000 members of the Grand Army of the ¢ tendered an informal reception to Gen. Sherman in New York iast night, Gen. Sherman. made a speech, in which he said he would rather meet the boys in bine than any of your Vauderoilts or other nabobs. At Laurenburg, yesterday, while a gather- ing of colored people was In McLean's hail, the floor gave way, and Cie walls tumbleddown. Bight per- Sons were Injured, two mortally. Gen. Butler's campaign ts sald by the Boston Journal to have cost him $135,000. ‘The cooper shop of Jacob Dold In course of con- struction was blown down by a gale at Buffalo, N. ¥., yesterday afternoon, and 12 workmen were buried tn the ruins. Gov. Hamilton, of Maryland, has commissioned Hon. Richard Henry Alvery, of Hagerstown, chiet justice of the court of appeals of Maryland, vice (on. James L. Bartol, resigned. ‘The steamer City of Peking, which arrived Wea- nesday at San Francisco from Hong Kong, brousht 167 Chinamen, provided with the famous “traders’ certificates,” issued by the Chinese government. James Woodson, a colored man, was drawn on the jury in the trlal of a case of postal law infrac- tion in New York yesterday. He is sald to be the first colored man ‘ever placed on a United States Jury in that district ‘The Milinols Central raflway m: ent has de- clded not to adopt the new “standard time,” but Will adhere to Chicago time, unless that city adopts the new reckoning. MARYLAND ELECTION Notes.—J. 8. Devecmon, democratic candidate for state's attorney in Alle- gany county, Md., pi to contest the decision giving the election to B, A. Richmond, republican, on account of all error in counting the vote. ——The majority of Burchinal, the Se eer) can- didate for the senate in Kent county, , Was only 6. Hiselection will probably be contested.—The ‘Cott republican, on ve Washington county, Md., is in Une process of ad- Justinent, in order to avold a lection. A. not improbable | Feuardent, whieh has at Last fo | of dismal LETTER FROM NEW YORK. The Election—Maymard’s Defent—The Brooklyn Contest—Reported Eugage- ments—Enuropean Celebrities—The Ces- nola Controversy-Mr. Coghian Again= More Theatrical Gowip—The Barthole di Statue, Etc. Special Cormspondence of Tae EVENtSo Stam New Yous, November @ There were few surprises on election day. M& RANTS defrat-for secretary Of state Was not em Urely unexpected by the men who had watched Ube Indications closely, bul the Tank and tlle, who De Heved that Ube democratic party would keep Ite great tidal wave ity Of 199,000 for the state, were a bit dazed. In the city thero was an extra: ordinary amount of cutting and slashing, but the favorites Won, Reverthekss Jacob Hess, the me publican nominee for register, sufforet another de feat. He hoped that the fiyt Vass of James O'Brien would elect bi iy, the Tam many and county dr swept every= thing. O'Brien's canvass was Interesung, because it showed how much of an wa wie man can make in New York. O'Brien had nothing to Dack him Dut unlinited assur a Vast capacity for boasting, end yet he register, az ually pooled T1384 votes. He and Hess mide i” and “chipped in” to defe ly. On Ube morning belore election they had their names printed together, in big type.on the first page of Truth, and distrifnuted the paper fe in the cars and stges. It bon the lecend and O'Brien are the poople’s catudidis them.” | ‘The little scheme didn't work, however More Interest w Bin the Rrwkiyn contest ‘this year than ever betore by New Yorkers. I stood hear the Fifth Avenue hotel on election hight among five thousand people, watching the posting of the Teturns as thes came in. ‘The city elections excttad ‘Small interest, but every time the figures on the Brooklyn mayoralty contest went up there was enthuslastic cheering. Hendrix nade a good race, ‘but he was beaten. TU was a remarkably Close vote Tmet a nuiober of prominent Hendrix day down town, ai would now gp 10 ¢ to ask for the nomination and Uy assured. Hendrix lives in the trict In Brookiyn, where there IS_an overwhelming democratic magority. Robinson, the present. Con. gresstuan, has a powerful grip there, and he 1 not the man to ¢ive in Just to gratliy lis party and the political ambition of Mr. “Hendrix. Im iact 1 ts very Ukely that: Kobidison would ran on an inde pendent Yieket with republican Bendrix forced his horlnation on the detaocrats Seth Low's outiook politically ts dectaedly righ He ts a shrewd and careful from way back. He ha : eral milion people bell ning Whatever of political methods and that he is a pure, guileless and methodical business man. Tat every Cithg that he does ts calculated for eft, and Lis political moves show ripe thought and surowde ness. ‘The manner in which he forved hts netntna Yen on the republican party in Brockiym proved how promptly Low can act When he thinks tt ne- cessary, He ts a promising candidate for Gf New York and Vice-President of Uh States. was 3d congressional dis United REPORTED ENGAGEMENTS. Miss Astor has almost as much trouble as Miss Howe in the matter of engagements. Miss Caroline Astor ty the first heiress in New York, aud Miss Maude Howe ts the brightest girl in Boston. ‘They are often together when at Newport, and Pve no doubt console each other for the cruel visitations of fate. The latest rumor about Miss Howe— vesterday’s papers——s that she tas become engaged to so one nated MeDowell, Who Isa night vaiter ofa Louts paper. 11 has been noted with some surprise That her natae has pot yet been coupled with Mr. Henry Irving's, but then Miss Terry. may have something o with So far amoug many others Miss thas been engaged by the gossips Yo Oscar Wilde, Wiliam HL, Hurlimt, Stanley Moria mer, Marion Orawic Cheever, und two visiliag English no 8, WHOSE Bites hag escaped my memory. There sees to be no doubt That Mrs Julla Ward Howe's charming daughter Wrote “A Newport points to her ast bow running in EVROPPAN CELE mne of the plans of th up. ‘They attempted to b. Europe this y Aqnarele,” cud snsyaic thorot “the Biead Winners, RITIES, Vande gall the oni ts : t from | pene, Mines Lary exception of Lord « He cites Ot Coy. ene i procaine BAe | iced Neminaty Soll tubo the busstver fetien. Fo ’ marched through tie str | herd, who isa very rich sondu law, Mr Shephent Kindied at the Intersection of married the turd danghter of Willem HH. Vander. streets, and smaler bonfires at other p bilt. After Lord Coleridge had decided te make his. mass meeting was held at Armory hall, at witch | hone with t 4, Tae Vianchertita Edgar Snowden 7 led. and addresses were dellv- | braneliert out external ~ They ered by Hon. Jv . Barbour, Gen. Fitz Lee, Col. H. | announced tat rea Henry Sheppard and others. Irving, £0) ory of Matthew CLOSE OF DEMOCRATIC TeapQuanreRs.—The head- | Arnoid would be th iced first quarters of the demoeraile State executive commit | and. W Ldteratd re. ter, which has kept {ts rooms at the Old Potomac ated tiie fo vt ou Bank building, on King street, closed to-day. Hon. int, and Chat Join Barbour has been t 1 So vy hind perd secretary, s invitation. — Menry “Oh. T tay dine ambert and a once or twhee wit . Vanderbilt, but, realty, 1 The Success Which has attended the removal of the | never seriously Unowcit of staying Tor aby lente Party headquarters from Richmond to Alexandria | of time at his hot. Thold uttered a few Should iead ail the political parties of the state to | glittering generalities, to the Windsor, fix headquarters in Uuts city hereafter. fhe efforts of the V to work their wal upward tn th extraordinary si Ber in stocks th The quarrel between C hob ineeting w is easter to eflect a cor- brithes, al DLC snola and Mr. Hts Way tuto the the things about witch soctety: Sedo Converse If they knew afew Words. The eminent ante courts, Is e OL people would De p) how to pronounce quarians are both well known tn are so Very far up in antique Listoric terns that {1 Is aliost t thy y are quarreting They and iis a pity Uat they should n ACCIDENTS TO SOCTETY LADIES. Two society women have been Injured during the Week, by thetr love for imported Envlish customs — Miss Bird while fox huuting, and Mrs. August Bel- mont, jr. while driving recklessly in a dog cart. Neither fox bunting nordog cart driving are proper for women in Atwerica under the present condl- tion of things. If our roads were as level and our fences as lc 7 in England, there would be less danger in these amuse MR. COGHLAN AG: Charles Coghlan is unqnestionably a fallare. It 1s a remarkable thing to say of a tnan who ts sul ty his prime, and has been tor yeans ous leading tu: nglish spes Nobody knows exactly what is the matier with Coghlan, and all sorts of theortes ane advanced to ccount for the remarkable change In lim. Mane ager Stetson brought h rrot Sa week and gave lim a in the toanage ment of the Fifth Aven T. Hees pected that Coghlan woulda lerirowucnssly popular, but the ieadin dd nol ance at the Firth Ave That Mr. Steison is now Uilhing of giving up the ture altogether. He has taken off his leading tor and put On & COMIC opera, > as fo brig enough people 10 the house to pay’ al least a pore on of his runnin; nISeS. . 2 luis reappearance here In uperb Troupe supported him, and he of Lo give a good perioruance. ‘The | first night was a miserable falure. ‘The play was vithdrawn without nd “A Orlebrated Case" put on, in which Mr. Coghlan added Laurels to Lis crown here some years ago. But cuts Ume his acting was mawhish, Insincere, woodenly and artificial” Agoin the play was withdrawn without hotice and “ihe Dukes Motto” was put on. ‘The Uhird fatiure was decidediy the worst oF al nw? WITH the en The 2 Thade for Substiiuting the cc tosee Mr. Coghlan many time extraordinary transformation tat has come over him. He secms to have lost all life and struts and moves through his scenes as one in adream. ‘The element in bis acting, Wat made him sogreat a leading man formerly, Was & power le lad of indl- cuting suppressed by consummate art in his acting of certain roles. He seems to have lost this power altogether now. Nobody can tell what the upshot of Uie trouble will be. Developments aregyuited with greatinierest. MORE THEATHICAL GOSSIP, ‘There has been another row in Uheatrical circles Uhis week. Miss Marion Conway-Levy-Tearle, who has been variously married and held remarkable re- lations with Levy, the cornetisi, has left the Union Square Theater Company. It 1s said that her de- parture is owing entirely to the jealousy of Maud Harrison, who has been aspiring to the position of leading lady im that theater for ten years She bi*terly resented It when Mrs. Conway-Levy- ‘Tearle was put over her, and when they we Ang out the parts for “Storm Beaten.” Ue new play to be produced there, Miss Maud made a determined kick. “It was Just at this time thot some seurrtious verses reciting the scandalous doinss of Une Uuton Square troupe in San Frinciseo were circulated among the company. It was sald that Mrs. Con- way-Levy-Tearle Was Ui author of the poetry In curious qhestion has arisen as to uf eligibility of ‘Thos. 8. Hodson, just elected to the state Senate in Somerset county, Md. He 1s a local preacher of the Methodist church, and the state constituion provides that no minister shall be eligibie as a sen- ator or delegate. Mr. Hodson says he has resigned as preacher. ELection FRAUDS 1% VIRGINIA.—Counsel for the democratic candidatgs In Rockingham county, Va., discovered yesterday that gt is Sure cinct alone $8 votes were Cast by perso names were not on the a books. The board of county canvassers decided to make the re- turns without Change, which will give certificates Soule dein, for the house, sind possibly to Urata « the i (dem. for the house, THE WAKEFIELD, Va., Rior.—W. H. Mi prietor of a hotel at Wakefield, Va, who has teen estion, and thi sated her departure from ie company. Nobody kuows what she will do. It will be rather rough if ber newest husband has to Support her. He certainly never expected to do that mith an alimony of $30 a week to pay to ous of his former wives. “He expected Unts later acqui- sion to chip in and help fil the fatally exchequer. THE BARTHOLDI STATOR ‘They are stiil trying to bolster up the Bartholdl statue pedestal fund, but it topples on all sides. ‘Never in the history of civilization has there been such @ struggle to raise so small an amount of money a8 that required for tbls purpose, Despite the most frantic efforts of the “best” people im New York; despite amateur operas, amateur plays, tab- Jeux, balls, dinnérs and askembites; despiie every- thing in fact that the “best” people do, the public refuse to direct Its money towards the fund. | Dollar by dollar tt hasbeen bolstered up, Duk missing since the political disturbance at that the fund 1s far from complete. ‘The latest ‘on the night of election, and who was: aC Uy | scheme ts to have an art joan extuibiiton, which ts many to have been foully dealt with, has giveh | to be held at the Academy of n in December, himself up to the authorities. icant Allen Thornayke Rice, the president him is thatof participating in the row -y - = and a humber of Cnaeenymed —e, wine Wien wounded BW | aed dave; a8 to forta ‘an exhibition, th draw the ‘This scheme, lke ali the others, OFFICIAL RETURNS IN PEXNSYLVANIA.—Official | will fail. The do noi care @ rap for the ped- auditor gene al 1s 16,722, and ».) maa A severe wind storm yesterday overthrew an im. forty for state ‘ensurer 1s 19,705. eeuras wooden Ware house Ch at from the missing counties will not change the fig- | in Buffalo, N.Y., killing four of ures more than 200 or 300 votes,