Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1884, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St, by ‘The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. Puy Peexrxa Bran fe served to mabecribers tm the eis carom on thelr own accounts 10 conte Dee Berk or tacenin per month. Copies st the counter, 2 Seereeet Be ml postage anon Dr Year, $6; Six 101 “(paterca at the Post (fice at Washington, D. 0.8 second-claa= mail matter. "Tae Werxcr Stan—published on Friday—S1 & year, postage prepaid, Six months, 0 cents Gar All mail subscriptions must be pald fm edvance: pening Star, ‘OL. —wNO yf Ny 1 paper et Looe than paid for. V% 63 —N2 9,679. GTON, D. C., THURSDAY. MAY 1, 1884. TWO CENTS. Kates of advertising made known on application. AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. | ©OL-LAPrseE oF THE KELLOGG CASE. Telegrams to The Star. B ‘Aso Losvox Nise Usiten Moxsren Suowst Pe STO RUE Ane One® 48D | (opr TNE COLE META CO-OPERATIVE BUILD. : Indwe Wrile Huics Out Pricc’s Testi- aasca Axo Loxvos Nise Usirep Moss goat ira lap deal Rh | Rahs moet Leaetal ate eaeer tage | TARIVF DERATE IN THE HOUSE. | Uons'ot wwe Cours wing ia =¥eraici| REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS WHICH IMPORTED, OWNS AND EXHIBITS THE Narch 2igt 1884, ad payable’ 60 and 90 day, respec: | thous acaPatares™ phouee and ealeot money, and for of “Not Guilty.” : INVENTIONS. ONLY $200,000 SACRED #325, aed Min'en Ea toed, payable is one Feat, tok | eves MUON! sg lberal iBteest and elving w chance to gether with policy of insurance and abstract of ile. | of pencentace The eetinate life of thi Mesos SHIPPING BILL IN THE SENATE. ‘THE INDICTMENT BARRED BY THR STATUTE OF LIMI- oe ee aEE LE Any information concerning sae, address to Hox 12, | been placed ai aix years eleven Inoutharas ee the thom at bash SEVERAL STATES ELECT DELEGATES. ‘www Hon of Fe Ee f —— SHOT | mene nett nlock Tis Aseceanen zane cone |e RWC ee wwww HH T & 1a a BUILDING ASSOCIATION. foe December fb and parties drsring stock on which ‘The Senate: Tudge Wylle decided the motion made in the trial wow HU T Eee EER LULL Ths Seamd Monthly Ming of the axcOND MU- | Shlnihesaacto™ OF APPLING tothe Secretary can | The Senate was presided over to-day by Senator | Of &X-Senator Willlam Pitt Kellogg to strike out ‘THAT EVER DID OR EVER WILL REACH A CHRISTIAN COUNTRY. TUAL BUILDING “Asoc fo wl head tc | Oo ae TAR CL BURCANSON, tecetay, alton. who had been designated for the purpose estigecnpatd ccoonee Lee oaieganer) THE CONTEST IN VIRGINIA. —— MONDAY EVENING, May 5, at 8 o'clock. The streets northwest, 1e President 6 Senate under the rule. = oa) sect WASEINGEOR: HO DATA May A yy ie ag. | RUSH iz per cen pur atin Shas omelet | SFPGEEREEL ERAT, BULDING, ASH Somme seems, Sd plecnd on the ealentar: when Price took the stand that they would re- | MICHIGAN GREENBACKERS FOR BUTLER. ATHLETIC PARK, OTHANDSSTREETS MMMM {yh QE SQTH AND Gg TH | Piccard tndatone ate atch ophaiaes fate | Mall PHS Charney) EORIG, May int ge cent | BY Mr. Miler x. .)—To amend the act ot sana | PD Frice took tho stand chat they would re enna aad cence Bae M4 Fos Seg T | Mendy been sutecrebed and paid for: “The veecrracd | 228 = Telating to the tmportation of spurious and edul- Royally and Transcendently Magnificent Celebration of the fourth year of the Great and Mighty Compact Uniting Nine ‘Monster Shows, ‘Nime Monster, Massive, Colossal Shows in One, and each Show increased to astounding proportions, with Every- thing New ‘aud Novel. And capital augmented to $3,500,000 and daily expenses to $6,800. P. T. BAKNUM, JAMES A. BAILEY ANDJAMES L. HUTCHINSON. ro sessesBole Owners, Grand Triple Altiance Circus, with Three Full Companies, in Three Rings. 3 Fy Teiple is Dogue Meuarerten oe Wild auletrained Bone. 3 i Huge Elevated Stace for sprcial and high-class i i sain ERPelogical Congrees of Strange andl Satsee Toit, i i ‘Hiumumoth Muscam of the World's Wonders and Curiosities. 1 3 r) 3 ‘The Greatest Arwmbly of Cerions, Haman, Beings ever gen wonderment toladies. children and the adult humanity re fa this city for the first time, and containing researches in alimont eve sears’ constant aul perwant ste and mature jd a never-ceuring source 0 Stentiste and naturalists, Me SRE. atl Chicks. Japanens Cl S glu cicts, Japanear Cl ‘Aafres, oF Ancient Sun-worshipper TEHiSaL boomcraue Casters and many 0 40 ELEPHANTS. ONLY TWO BABY ELEPHANTS JUMBO, ee 40 ELEPHANTS. on earth. Collected only after three ihe iniowat world, Oi focaleaiabte Seneht eo Burma, Nubian Warriors, Austra- onians, Buddhists, East Indians, Todas People, ‘Nauteh "Dancing Girls ims ever here), and Sioux 4 ELEPHANTS, EVER BORN IN CAPTIVITY. JUMBO, CHANG, THE GOLIATH OF HIS RACE ‘Three hundred of the mcst phenominally ex 1, Agonietic, Budexterous, Atlethic ‘other acts in. three Every Matinee precisely sim! rc) Giante, Midgets, Dwarfs, Skeletons, Fat People, (Cirens an: AND THE TALLEST GIANT ALIVE. and daring Artista, ‘aud Scient fe Feats, we anual stare 0 Nicht Perfortnance. Savages, Idolsters, and myriads of other Curlos. 3 IMMENSE RINGS, 45 FEET IN DIAMETER, 3 ‘{m which will be seen only the foremost and most famous Artista. 2 MAMMOTH DOUBLE MENAGERIES In which are 32 Camels, Baby Cs Baby Sea Lions, Baby Ponies, Bal pee ee Ce wee of a . wt beautiful bird and curious wn to exist, and from Spee Ty cram cniratarae ee inure Enowiedae can be ‘MOST BRILLIANT PARADE EVER MADE OF WILD AND TKAINED BEASTS. 2 and livin ON EARTH. from the grounds, at 8:30 A. Mi. ONLY REAL ROMAN RACES, MORE PEOPLE—DUPLICATE F TENTS—MORE HORSES_SEVEN TRAINS OF CARS AND FOUR SEiGcun SHOW MORTAL 2NE EVER GAZED USON. ONLY EXHIBITION WHICH THE MORAL CLASSES DELIGHT TO PATRONIZE, For the comfort of those who desire to avoid the crowds on the LESERVED SUMBERED ‘CHAIRS can be purchased at} unds, COUPON TICKETS, GOOD FOR the usual alight advance at FORD'S OPERA HOUSE BOX OFFICE On the Day cf Exhibition only. Positively no Free Ticket given away. 20.000 Seats. General Admission S0cents. Children ‘performances ‘QScents. Reserved Numbered Chairs, extra. Two. commences at Zand 82. ML B aps. 2.my 123 “nine years, ‘every day. Doors open at land7. Performance LTIMORE. Tro Das, Weosesoay Axo Tarensvar, May Tzu Axo 81s. JNATIoNAL THEATER ‘THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, first time anywhereof ‘Sousa, Taber and Morton's latest production, DESIREE, Presented by the full strength of the McCAULL OPERA COMIQUE COMPANY, h au Enlane-d Orchestra, Augmented Chorus, New Niven ty ant Cuurely New and Elaborate Gouumes Broperticn, Htcta Ec "Produced undet the pemonal super visio thors. Job Philip Seuss. Director. DESIREE ‘Will be continued the remainder of the week. 1s Z ormance, MONDAY, MAY §, being the The Tat Rosen of tine Annual Pestimnoutal to SAMUEL G. KINSLEY. "S FERR) myl Fors CONTINUED SUCCESS, A GREAT PLAY WITH A GREAT CAST. DONT FAIL TO SEE IT. THE HIGHEST EXPRESSION OF DRAMATIC ART. THE RAJAH By the MADISON SQUARE THEATER COMPARY. A BROOK OF REAL WATER. Laughable, Thrilling. Interesting, Picturesque, RAJAH MATINEE SATURDAY, q ease the ladies and When Littis Hidneu by ilies tat the water. COMING, ..-FAY TEMPLETON. IRST RECEPTION OF MISS IDA K, BINDS’ Foutcr Claw ia Hlocation will take placy TO-MOm RoW EVESING, 0 dclock, Presbyterian Chapel 1690 ath wre INCOLN HALT. LL orseiSbity evestso, wavs, 1994, ‘Second Concert of the CHORAL SOCIETY, Asuisted by MISS HATTIE L. SIMMS, Soprano: Mr. JULES JORDAN, Tenor, and a Full Orchestra, Adcaittance #1. Seats rncrved. withoug extra charge at Metzerutts on abd after Fraiay, May ha BAND CONCERT OLN msl FRIDAY EVE., MAY 2, 1884, x Tie GINAL AMATSUR GLEE CLUB, Ge Sate AGNES" SMALLWOOD, | Mina AMELJAL. TILGHMAS, and Mr, A.J. HALL. HOMIECIE SURLEY, Director. ‘space E SIXTH AND LAST CONCERT IN THE of Dr. Bischoff, will be Rai er door, 25 cents, ‘ “a 28 oF ‘FOR THE OLD FOLKS’ CONCERT AT . TUESDAY. MAY ort Secure your seats at Timms € Co. corner 7th and D sthets Borthwent Soe Tatar” of saturday for fultgarticulare, ap90-3t FJ MCRETS FOR THE WAGNER FESTIVAL CON- FOR SALE A 9529-30 BRENTANO BRO® BOOK STORE cous mal, ‘THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 1, WAGNER FESTIVAL CONCERT. Positively the only appearance fn Washington of the Principal artists of the Vienna Imperial Opera: MATERNA, SCARIA, WINKELMANN. ENLARGED ORCHESTRA. ‘THEODORE THOMAS, CONDUCIOR. Special program.—TANNHAUSER, DIE WALKURE, TRISTAN UND ISOLDE, and PARSIFAL. Admission, $2; Reserved places, $lextra. The sale of places will commence on Saturday morning, April 26, under the direction of Menara, Metzerott & Co, a24-7t F1AG FESTIVAL AT NINTH STR Addit Protestant church, under the susplres of the Sead Ey seaae Couute Nate a i onthe flag. Admission free Allinvited. sp30-20° axement of building assoct to Join an association with. received Dan’! Stianhon, 1421 9th nd D Fillmore Beall, Attorne; directors have had considerable experience in the man- tions, and persone wishing view of securiny a home or for an investment would do well to examine the co sti tution of the Second Mutual, Subscriptions for stock pbell, President, 517 10th street mn. w. untice Fitgxvtald, Vice Provident. 2d and E'aw, |, Dermody. , 817 F street 8.W. 1B. Dunn, Treasurer, Si 8 10th street nw. Fr. Wa 1 Paum, 7th and B streets aw. 8. B. Beyer, 620 D street aw. street nw, H.W. Smith, 719 B street sw. ‘3. W. Barker. sth atreeta sw. 13 6th street &.W. t, 520 7th street #,w. ap30-Bt ‘NEW BUILDI: XG AL the mreting held April CAN BUILDING ASSOC adopted. | An article was ine ‘The first will Hall, corner $d.and B street ‘The Secretary and hall, at 7 o'clocl HENRY Ke ap%6-st__P. VIERBUCHE: 2 TATION, and the constitution of No. 4, after ASSOCIATION ON CAPT HILL, 1st the GERMAN AMERI- No. 5, was o ‘some change, was rated allowing any person | taking an advance to become a mamber at any Sine ‘without payment of back dues. About one thousand shares were subscrib bed. ‘aud the election of officers nent of duce take place at ameetine vo be held at Witthatts ‘southeast, on THURSDAY ro tem. will be at the persone wishing to ING, May Int ut 8 o'clock. “Treaaurer absagibe for atick before ths ap-nikar ot the soaking FE for atCck before the ap-nitg of th mecting. Wal MITTHAET Bresident pro tem. iN, Treasurer pro tem, Secretary pro tem, ‘A MEETIN etd ANIA Avenue. y and two weekl: ont Terns 80 cente per mont (eB CRISUEATING TapRARY, 1719 Py ‘The ben magazines as soon as or 84 per year. iE STOCKHOLDERSPOF EP ine Rinrs Five tnvuranee Company tor timator, fion of nine truntees, will be held at thelr office, No. 1381 F'strect northwest, on WEDNESDAY. May Polls will be opened at 12 m. an. ‘Trans for books will be closed on fh day of election. FRANCE i ath, 1884, and closed at RO Ba Ete ‘how. book sven ‘Yesued. J HED men's Outfits BEST CAMPHOR, GAS COORD GARDEN HOSE. FIN! HATING, PLUMBING, (ee, AMOEL RaTzenste <5 310 7th street, is now to be found with GEO. C. ING, No, 410 7th street, where he will be pleased to serve his friends with anything in the way of Gentle- PROMPTLY i. LATELY AT NO, 141m. 30 Cents Her Pound, at MUNCASi:t & HOWARD'S Pharmacy, Cor. 7th and I st cat NG RANGES AND STOVE. LAWN VASES AND SETTEES, GAS FIXTURES. AND ALL JOBBING DONE. SAML. 8. SHEDD, 409 9th street northwest, _9p25 (ee A, THE MEM AF chapel arv called t By order of the Pre EEwis Moone. fap: Pop Sopa WATER CP nttseupe att Washington,” C. 8, PIC Physician's Preseriptions: cen D, p JOSEPH Payinent immediately to F. H. SMITH & SON, 4 AT Low at Lestroct church, for business of vital finportanc it of the Board of Trustees, JN. I. GRE . PER GL SPECIAL IMPORTANT 4’ preset the sanne at ewes wit Ril persons indebted to the said estaze will please make VIRGINIA J. COLDWE BERS OF GALBRAITH 7:90 p.m, MAY . Pastor. LASS, WITH PURE ieadine drugstore in South 3. 426 7th street southwest, ‘urately prepared. —apl9 DUNCEMENT.— D. corner 7th aind pins, will here. rice Plan, 930-6 J, Administratrix, F st 1955 HARDWOODS PRICES, ESTIMATES FREELY MADE. LARGE STOCK OF DRY LATHS, WM. MCLEAN & SON, ‘ Cor. 18th and B streets northwest, LECTURE ‘interest in his ART OF ACQUIR- sca AE. AS me 1409 New York ave. THURSDAY #7 a0 ofclock. and dhe af 4th street between E and G stas.e, FRIDAY EVEN- lay 2d at same hour. Astonishing feate of Mem. ‘will be exhibited, in biackboard. exercise, by sinall ‘who have received a few hours inat 4 Bota | rtet i ‘Th of in this cit ho have been octane Public invited. ‘sp30-2t* WASHINGTON, D. C., April 24, 1884, As members of a class under the instruction of Prof. A. 8. Boyd, in the “Art of Memory," we desire to express our hearty appreciation of the value of the system as taught by him. That it will accomplish al that is claimed for it fs undeniable, and it 1s 90 easily acquired that {t at once commends it-elf to every intelligent per- ‘son who will examine into its merits. Our relations with the Professor, during our course of instruction, have been of the most pleasant character, and we feel fully Sustided “in east we that as a, tescher of the “AR of Memory” he ‘cannot fail to beneht those who may erabrace the ovportunity, of studying hin aysteut Seweomb, Fit Butterfield Charlee Ht Boule, FO McNew, AB. Anderson, Dora E. Rogers, aye From the class formed at Hamline church: We colucide with and indorse the above. ‘Thomas B. Towner, Arthur T. Coumbe, Mary W. Davis, Lizzie Hol- From claseé formed at ¥. M. C. A. Rooms: Wwe curdiaily indore the above.” J. H. Bradford, H.W. Heel Thegohilys Bray, Thomaatuke, Men Freeh, Fd. Willis, 1. MeNaiee — “We would willingly pay $50 for the benefit of this systein™ Sfiee Juba H Balch, Mra Mary Sawyer Foot “I would not take 820 for the first two hours? instruc- tions? PB. Happer. “1 would not take $50 for the first three lessons." G. W. Beruthelzel. MD. ‘A dozen such Intters and a hundred responsible in- dorwements can be seen at Prof. BOYD'S Rooms, 1105. F street northwest, 1-2t* (EW THEATER COMIQUE. INT HAREY MONTAGUE... MONDAY, APRIY. 28 Matinecs: Tueniay, iiussday and Sacuetey. Spotial canageticat of the celsbrated snd srsiead Sew York Merry Makers A great bul tisweek Clarence Brurtom Cotgretns sod Ban joint ansivted by Mian Laxese Seddtord’ Carry Ward” Billy Wateoa. Sophie Duncame Sabdford, Carry Ward Billy Wateon, Se the chartalny favorite. Carrie Duncan, the sccomplisieed SUnbrette: Addie Jonson Ella Carriugton. The Great Tern! Comedian, Harry ‘Montara, the uricinator snd! Ponatant prokucer of something new, whe Sil Produce fis Intent Comedy, entitied tur Bridal Chamber: ‘Frisky: ickieh, full of delicions hotseuse and emotional palpy: a winding up with the Honeyamoou Lancers aaa Smee Manager. IME MUSEUM. ther Tmmense and Beautiful Show. PYERY RPTERSOOS AND NIGHT THIS WEEK, woty performer an artist. 22 in number. Conners Kiiy Poker & Maven, Jake Budd as. Hamlet. Pretty his Belmont, Dedacttie Uae Sammons Marlowe Ming ct tis: banjos the Wilsona: the military wonders Zouave | t wilets & Thora in “Love Lars at “ocho Sew Carioeition, "Most Of *iQiininaion to all, only 10 cente. api8.ct CYCLES, B TRICYCLES AND ACCESSORIES 2OYS BICYCLES and VELOCIPEDES A SPECIALTY. PURCHASERS TAUGHT FREE Repairing executed promptly in the most akillful Bauber ‘Beye Bicycles sold on instalments, WAL C. SCHIBNER’S Rwwixe ScHoon, 1108 E street northwest. Moors Anse Tus PLAIN. GLAZED AND ENCAUSTIC, FOR HEARTHS, VESTIEULES AND MANTEL FACINGS. WOOD CARPETS AND AMERICAN PARQUETRY, UP MVESSALLY PRESCRIBED BY THE FACULTY. ALAXATIVE AND REFRESHING FRUIT LOZENGE TAMAB For CONSTIPATION, HEMORRHOIDS, BILE, HEADACHE LOSS OF APPE- TITE, CEREBRAL CONGESTION, 7 Srepared by E. GRILLON, ‘Chanist of the Paris Faculty, ‘True de Rambutean, Paris, Tamar—unlike Pills and the usual purga- tives—ix agreeable to take, and never pro- duces irritation nor interferes with busi- ness or pleasure. Sold by all Drugyista, GRILLON spS-eth,13w —e_ BALDNESS. BALDNESS. The process of los of Lair may take place either yapidly in the course of weeks or months oF as-is ene erally the case. the lows tt slow and gradual through © Period of years ‘The hairs may commence tocome out any period after puberty although balduess does Dot rauoariy, begin tray fot soit unt the ae Of 36 | ors « hou cent | fo be Healthy. At mt only a few ninco ‘me te time, and these are replaced iinnediately by & shorter and finer growth of hair. Later these, iu turn are shed. and ave succeeded by atill finer hairs, and 10 the courneof time even these cease to appear, when complete Lalduess of a certain portion of the scalp is the reeuit.” There tna be an of tine down, pihichiproven that dhe hale folldie tif exit, and can be made to produce healthy air sscain by proper treat ment. The prevalence of pranature baldness among our young men and wou of the Present dav ia Frally A Paldueas ix dosianated by, the partsof th fp affected. © Thus we have crown, Frontal Part aod ‘Temple Baldness. The last two are so much dreaded by ladies. nd . VAN DYC! rmatol N it SULT Rares rhe WOOD MANTELS, —Bkass GooDg, TRON Backs, GRATES, &c. RENDERDINE & PaREY, ap2s-Im ip ‘The Post Building. Mess Fonsissre Goons. Byvery will find fn our Stock the chotceat Productions: ‘manufacturers of rorid. in great ‘reasonable prices, ar TYSSOWSKI BROs., Commer 18th and Gtreets Bocthwest, 820 between 9th and I iis treatwent produces hate 1f pour hae 1S thn her rely «rey: if you have fcaip Petter, or any scalp or air discase consult De VAN DYCK at once. | Send six 1 cent stamps for Treat: fee on. for the Hall. wists Ab! atrextios: LATEST PARISIAN MODES TN HAIR GOODS, MILE Lake PEABDE Ar MRS. M. J. (T'S, 1300 F Sraeer. ‘PECAL—Gi SHADES THIS WEEK. nuES waves! s SHINGLED BANGS! ‘These styles never need be in the hairdressers bands ‘Hair. gee ge. J ‘by plain combing. ‘CHIMN! REDUCED. Lee Sif te GET eee. Mailorder easel “a & 1132 Tth strost northwost, dozen. Slip DR_J. CURTISS’ 8 CP ni ciate trou 338 € street uortuwest to, ITHE HAS REMOVED i313 New ieee es ‘Lowest. ‘York avenue. 0 BRASS ANDIRONS, FIRE SETS, FENDERS ©. FF. BROOKS. ‘GAS FIXTURES, ‘$91 16TH STREET, Conconay BUILDING. ‘Goods, alr. ‘Artistic and Fancy Col- ‘and Porcelain Laps, Port EF. BROOKS. BOOKS, ke. s ‘How TO Ben, ora’ York have recently. publis magnificent volume of substantial houses in the ‘modern styles. Feasts anv Dec. TE" (Gecond edition. Enlarged and improved.) ‘The Co-operative Building Plan Association of New ‘hed, with the above title, » larce quarto pages, It shows how to build, 1u the most ecor omical inanner, good and, most pleasing and artistic ‘THE PRICE 18 ONLZ 85, For saleby G. A. WHITAKER, 1105 Pennsylvania avenue, UBLICATIONS. van Explorations Point. Dr, C in the Ice Zones, By Prof. usler, oH Young. A. Comstock, idles Chain. - By Pansy Franklin Square Song Collertion Ne. 2, é C.C. PURSELL, 418 Sth street n. w. PHTLOSOPHICA APOCKEL'S' SCHOOL w SAIS MOF T TEACHERS. by John LLANTYNE & NO. CKD, MAU. ISSUE OF LANGE’S ‘to $3.00 per vol, VAIN. By Andrew Lang. ‘MOF CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY. By Samuel Smith. $3.5 OF THEISM. 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Lincol air Wright: Kitty's Con: of the Apostle nd Why Are We tions suid from at Me 20 to 30 per cent cheaper than elsewhere. BOOK DEPARTMENT. 416 7th Street Northweet, ASTER ANNOUNCEM! lar ext and most bean ist ington. and at Her NEW BOO! Gould Lincoln; No, United States, Vol. 4: Atlantis, the “Antedeluvian | fan, (tated by Himrelt eh | Hist sectety, Dates, fifth edition + ent ees to suit every One. S ‘Washington Season, 40, A Komnanice of Fortress Monroe ‘Mental Evolution in “Animais; Bancroft’ Histo Heart and His Bear, AG, Ri Wille Murray: Hayden's Dictionary of ition The Hessians in the Revolution, Ee J. Lowell; A Wife Hard Won, Jutice McNair Wright IENT.—WE HAVE NO HES- ‘Goods ‘Wash Jeanie Station in saying that our display of East atiful ever offered in ly; Darwin- World, Donnel pand; Side Lights of Eng W. H. 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It (er, THE THIRD ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT of the Washinston ‘Training School for Nurses ‘will be Held at All Souls Church, oh FRIDAY, May 3d, Eins, SiGe y Sado Ae are condialiy invited to attend. amy ‘COLONIAL BEACH. C2 onncin 91 lots desttous of having the samo im- Broved by grading, sodding, planting of shrubbery Soatifactory ninanct aid at reeonsble sea te aes immediate application to. D. WATSON, residing ol the pretnises near the wharf. P. 0. Classic Shore, Westmoreland county, Va, my l-eo2w (o7, THE, NATIONAL ELECTRIC COMPANY =F" hasthin day removed from 1413.0 strevt to NO. 1419 Now York avenue Telephone No, 41 May Ist, 1384. EO. CAMAYNARD, mylie General Manieger. (ce NOTI TNERSHIP, (p> NOTice OF corar: I beg to inform my customers and the public generally. that I have this day associated With men business my son, (S.J. WATTS), and the frm will be known here- GEO. WATTS & SON, All liabil'tieg of the late firin will be paid. and all col- tious made by the mew fim. Respectfully, TTS, Wasmrorox, D. C., Mi myl-3t (2, NE; THE, UNDERSIGNED GROCERS, DO her to close our Tes} ts tive places of Dusinees at SEVEN O'CLOCK, from MAY Oru £0 OOTO- BER Isr, 1884, Sat excepted: W. BB CIssELI ¢. 8. OHA) 8. Ware) ©. ¥. MONTGOMERY, i. an THOS. ADAMS, (Gp REPORT OF THE CONDITION ‘OF THE FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ NATIONAL BANK, At GEORGETOWN, in the District of Columbia, At the Close of Business, April 24th, 1894, ‘RESOURCES, Loa : 5 202-04 hy a ee 250,000.00 5 Bou fe 8. Bonds on hand... 275,000.08 Gihier stocks, bonds aiid iota Hasan.00 Due from approved reserve agente, Due from other National Banks Due from state banks and banke ‘Real extute, furniture and fixtures. Currat expenses and taxes. pald., nium paid... cs and other cagh ides ils of other banks, Fractional paper c nes, 7.02 specie 129,325.00, Teal ender ote cg “Stee icmption fund ‘with W. 8. Treasurer ‘er cent, of circulation). 11,250.00 LIABILITIES. Capital stock pafd in . Surpiuefands Rational Banieno Dividepas unpaid pete ficividual deponite wutjoct Gertined chicks sett tt ‘Due to other National Banks ,. Total. County of Washington, 1, W. LAIRD, Ju, Cashier of the above-named bank, do soleinily’ swear that the above statement is true to the bestof my knowledge and belief, W. LAIRD, Jr, Cashier. Subseribed and sworn to, befor we this doth day of April, 1884, 1.8. FREY, Notary Publ ‘Cortect—Attest: POMAS ENOWLES,) wit 8. THOMAS BROWN, (-e> REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANE, AT WASHINGTON, D. C., At the Close of Business, April 24, 1884. RESOURCES. Be ts. 767,922.83. Ses apg tenn omens U. 8. Bonds to secure circulation. 60,000.00 U.S. Bonds on hand... Other Stocks, Bruds, aid Me Due from ay Due from other National Banks .... Due from State Banks and Bankers. Real estute, furniture and fixtures. Current expenues and taxes paid Preniums paid ... Cheeks and other: Bills of other Banks... Fractional paper curren specie Tageal tender Tota U. o.certifienten of d Ridemption fund LIABILITIES, Capital stock paid in. nevus fund. fied profita.22 1 Bank notes outstanding, ds tnpaid nal deposit Dernand cert Certified chee Due to other National’ Banks, Due to State Banks aud Bankers... ‘Total. Diatrict of Columbia, ax: I, GEORGE Il. B. WHITE, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear ‘that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. GEORGE H. B, WHITE, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day of ‘April, 1884. WL. G. MOORE, Notary Public, ect toch Connecr—Attest: J. W. THOMPSON, 3 BH. WARNER, WI LIAM THOMPSON, J, ORMOND WILSON, It B.S SANGER, (Ger BEPORT OF THE coNDITION OF THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON Directors. At WASHINGTON, in the District of Columbia, At the Close of Business, April 24th, 1884. RESOURCES, ‘Loang and discounts, D D © Banks and Bank Real estate furniture and fixtures, Currentexpenies and taxes pula Premiums pala Checks amd other casbi ftcnia: Bis of other Banks, Fractioval nics, specie HeSemiption fond with G78. Treaster (8 jemption fond with U: ‘ ‘ceut of eireulntion), se Total... LIABILITY Capital ntock pata in ae Undivided prot Natoual Bau ne noice Satsang. cores eee : Cartifea checks.. - Total... Det En aay, ledge | iy'ewear thatthe erly ew best of my knowledge and i: ‘SAMUEL NORMENT, . JAMES E. OR Ww. B. tae . B Guan, ON, #. BROWNING, ‘Directors, W.Y. Cl Levi WOODBURY, Gia BEAVANS. It JNO. HL DARD, c=. Ry hs HOMES, The Ra have now reauy for distribution a of hotels ad 5 po ane he. of their road; also, ‘Call at Virginis Midland office, 601 Pennaylvanta, nue, Sp3-Tt EB it mttos of tntralng the publ Sint an now emt puns RAE I Pry ee ers to serve | the latest styles in y-made BA SAUNDERS. esas ee ee Front: dunbie vantta eosin Se is "dene SaRE TIO. Fee RES tas Ssh dee =e ‘terated teas, ‘The bill Introduced by Mr. to relieve the Fitz John Porter court martial of the obligation of secrecy Was indefinitely postponed, Mr. Garland made the point that Congress could not relleveeven of the obligation of an oath taken. Mr. Logan: and assented to the Indefinite postponement of the Dill. Considerable debate arose on the bill providing for a reference to the Court of Claims of the claim of the trustees of Isaac R. Trimble against the United States for the use by the War department ofa patent truss in the Long bridge, over the Po- tomac river, but the hour of two o'clock arriving it went over, and the chair latd before the Senate the unfinished business of yesterday, being: ‘THE SHIPPING BILL, ~ and Mr. Frye continued his remarks in opposition to the Vest amendment. ‘The House. DEBATE ON THE TARIFF BILL TO BE CLOSED NEXT ‘TUESDAY. ‘The morning hour having been dispensed with, ‘Mr. Morrison (IIL) moved that the House go into committee of the whole on the tariff bill, and pend- ing that, moved that all general debate on the bill De closed at 4 o'clock on Tuesdaynext. Mr. Randall (Pa.) said that he had no objection to the closing of debae, but hoped that he would be accorded an hour on Tuesday. ‘Mr. McKinley (Ohio), eave notice that at the con- clusion of the general debate a motion would be made to strike out the enacting clause. Mr. Eaton (Conn) hoped that Mr. Morrison would not press the motion. He wished to be heard yrs Findlay (Ma)_ hoped ir. Findlay (Md.) hoped that debate was not going to be choked oft. ‘There 18 no occasion for talking about choking off, ‘Mr. Morrison. mn, said Mr. Findlay, I will modify the expres- sion. will say Ihope that debate will not be Drought to a sudden close until those who have convictions on the subject will have a chance to be heard. I, for one, ar against the bill, and I would like to express my opinion. In reply to a question by Mr. Deuster (Wis), the Speaker stated that up to the prevent time forty- ree gentlemen had ad the committee. It Waa agreed tuat private business should be ‘sus. nded to-morrow. and that the day should be levoted to the tariff debate. Mr, Morrison’s imitation motion was to without division, and then the House, at 11:20, Went into committee of the whole as indicated. Mr. Dorsheimer (N.Y.) sald that there were two ways to lower the ‘revenue—the one to reduce it, Ue other to spend it, ‘Taking up the argument of the protectionists, that the home market was the best market, he replied to It at length. ‘Mr. Brumin (Pa.) took the floor 1n advocacy of the Protective system. Capitol Topics. NOMINATION AND CONFIRMATIONS, ‘The President sent the nomination to the Senate yesterday of Chas. H. Stoll, of Kentucky, to be collector of internal revenue for the 17th district of Kentucky. ‘The Senate in executive session yesterday con- firmed the nomination of Thos. Were Fox to be consul at Plymouth, England; also, a number of army promotions and postmaster, MINOR NOTES. ‘The Senate committee on claims has reported. favorably a bill to pay Thomas P. Morgan, of this CILY, $4,898 for dredging the harbor at Norfolk, Va. EXSenator Dorsey lias not yet answered to the Subproa sent by ‘the Springer committee. Mr. Springer has sent several telegrams, but has re- ceived no reply. John ‘Truslowe, president of the Brooklyn board of assessors, was examined before the House com- miltee on pubiic bulldings and grounds to-day, in the investigation of the purchase of the Brooklyn Public building site, concerning the assessed value of property in that city, particularly touching the value of the land purchased by the government. Mr. J. Dady, of Brooklyn, was also exainined, - Washington News and Gossip. ‘GoverNuent Recerrrs To-pay.—Internal reve- nue, $679,666.67; customs, $125,313.98. Navan Norgs—The U. 8 8 Galena arrived at, Key West today. All well. The Navy depart- ment is informed by cable of the arrival of the U. & & Trenton at Hong Kong May ist. ‘Tue President has approved the bill providing for certain of the most urgent deficiencies in the general appropriations. Conrracrs AWARDED.—Contracts for army trans- portation on the Missouri river during the season of 1884 have been awarded as follows: Transporta- tion between Yankton and Bismarck to R. F. Wool- folk, and between Fort A. Lincoln and Fort Ben- ton to T. C. Powers, ‘Tae SECRETARY oF THE NAVY was accompanied to New York yesterday by Secretary Lincoln, Ad- miral Porter, Surgeon General Smith, Chief Con- structor Wilson and Surgeon General Gunnell. ‘They will return to-morrow. ‘Tar Piee’s PEAK OnseRVER.—A telegram was received at the signal oMice to-day from Colorado Springs stating that another expedition had started te rescue the observer, who is snowed tn on Pike’s Peak, and that redoybled efforts will be made to reach him. Pusric Desr StaTEMENT.—The debt statement issued to-day shows the decrease of the public debt during the month of April to be $5,232,075; de- crease of debt since June 30, 1883, $87,060,474; cash in the Treasury, $399,753,200; gold_certificates out- standing, #101.116,200; sliver certifeates outstand- ing, $16,874,231; certificates of deposit outstanding, $15,025,000; refunding certificates outstanding, $298, 450; legal’ tenders outstanding, $46,681,016; trac- Uohal currency outstdnding, $6,983,107. ‘THE SURGEONS’ CONVENTION.—The second day session of the American surgical association at the National Museum was held to-day. ‘The reading of papers occupied the entire time. In the absence of br. Gross his paper was read by Dr. J... Welst Papers were read by Drs. J.W.Thompson,J.McCann, J.H. Brinton, N. Senn, J. C. Warren and M. Gunn’ ‘The following were present at the session to-day in Addition to those mentioned as present, in vester- day’s Stan: John H. Brinton, Philadelphia; Hunter ‘MeGuire, Richmond; D. D. Bramble, Cincinnati; T, P. Russell, Oshkosh, Wis; J. 8. Billings, Washing- ton; N. Pgandrid, nnaul; Ht €. Hutchison, Brooklyns¥. H. Packard, P iphia; T. @. Rich? ardson, New Orleans, 2 THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.—THE ¢WEEKLY Srar will be sent postpaid to any address in the ‘United States or Canada until after the presidential election for fifty cents. Itisa large elght-p: per of ftty-six columns of interesting reading Mnatter—political, miscellant rsonal, news ad gosslp, eto. "send for'a sample bopy. Navan Onpers—Capt. EO. Matthews and Lieut. Wm. .H. Jacques, ordered to report to Rear Admiral Simpson for duty in connection with the foundry board, Passed. Assistant, Bngineer 2, Magen 1 tho tratning sh Minnesota. Lieut. Chavtes 6, Allibone, detached trom the navy yard 3 Bs and ordered <0 the, New Hampshire. "Assistant Engineer jones, from duty in the bureau of steam engineer. ing abd granted leave of absente for ono Year fom April Persowat.—Dr. Billings has returned to the city tative O'N« ol and H.C. Bice ot Bomerset, are at the Ebbitt.—senator has returned. ‘and is at Worm- Jey’s Marquis Dalla Valle, of ‘the Italian lega- porestan, rane civil Seevice communion, ‘and & wore registered in, New! York eeresehted in the Paris Selon, which a tuis ‘of Los are in the city on a aa wie, of Log Angele, Mist, family’ bave returned “home, and he. has taken Fooms af the Rigys house for ‘the remainder of the ‘session. —| Commander Goodrich and wie ‘the Ebbit.—Geo, E. Harding, of New York, and Mr. Jno, A. MoCeull, managet of| the Hdmaund Fenslewon of Cuninnaty fat the Arlington. —E. ‘and J. C. stricken out instead of objecting to the reception of the evidence. Substantially the motion was an objection to the evidence. ‘The other reason was that counsel for the government had stated that | this case depended upon the evidence of Price. That admission Placed this motion on about the same ground as a demurrer to the evidence at the end of the trial. For these reasons, and in common fairness, the court was disposed to decide the motion at this time, asthe whole matter could be settled now as well as though all of the evidence had been presented and days spent in the trial. The indictment, professed to be based upon a statute of 1782 of the Revised Statutes. It was not an ingictment for bribery, because Mr. Kellogg was not ah executive officer of the government, nor was he bribed to do anything in his legislative oftice. It Was a case provided for by section 1,782, prohibit- ing members of Congress, heads of departments, &c., from receiving, directly or indireculy, any compen- ‘sation for services rendered in connection with a ny claim, contract, &c., tn which the United States 3 party. The complaint in the indicument charged that Price, the contractor, paid to Kellogg the sum. Of $1,500 for using his influence to obtain allow- ances for expedition. On the face of the indict- ment the court did not discover anything irregular. ‘he order for expedition Was made in 1 THE CHARGE AGAINST KELLOGG was that he recetved his compensation April 19, 1880, The Indictment was fund April 18, 1883. If the allegation tn the tndictment had been true in polnt of fact, the indictment was found within the perig@ of statute of Umitation, if Price testified before the \d jury as he did in court the bribery had a wrong date assigned to it; for according to his lestimony the transaction between bim and Keli ‘took place on the 18th of July, 1879. That ‘Was If the testimony of Price alone was considered. If the offense changed in the Indictment was really, committed July 18, 1879, 1t was the duty of the court to say that it Is. impossiple for a jury to find a verdict of conviction ‘The testimony of Price on that subject was that while his application to the Becond Assistant igre eae oe expedi- nh was pending he proposed to Kellogg to pay him $20,000 tor his uiflucnee if he obtained the orders. Kellogg made no reply but to Say he would see about it and take the papers. A few days later ‘the desired order was made, and on the 18th of that month Price gave Kellogg ‘his promissory note for 5.000 for five months, and five orders of $3,000 each upon his pay as contractor and payable out of cer- tain quartet He tesufled that the orders and notes Were given in absolute payment for the ser- vices rendered, and that so far as he (Price) was. concerned ended the whole business. The note was paid at maturity and would be barred by the Statute of limitations So with all the orders ex- cept one, the date of payment of which fell within the period of limitation. ‘These were orders upon. Yet to be earned, and upon a contret which the ost Oftice department had a right to,discontinue orcurtail. They were orders that might or might, not be paid. ‘That depended upon the policy of the government. Price tesiifed that the ord: such ag they were, were accepted by Kellogg in full pay- ment, Now, if the date of the offense was to be caiculated from July 18, 1879, 10 Was cleat that all of these Instalments were barred by the statute of limitations. The court thought that that was the correct view. It was the only transaction between Avlogg and Price. ‘The risk Was taken by Kellogg, and there was no further Uabllity on the part of Price. There could be no doubt that the date of ‘the offense was July 18, 1879. Iv was to cleara proposition Lo require discussion. ‘THE NEXT QUESTION ‘was whether the evidence sustained thts charzein ‘the indictment—that the defendant had received from Price money in compensation for his services. ‘The evidence of Mr. Price ts that not a dollar passed between them. There was a note and these orders on the Post Office department. Neither the note nor the orders could be treated as the payment of lmoney. If Price had instead conveyed to Kell @ house and lot the Utle of the property woold Valuable but ft would not be money. ‘The indict- ment should contain a specific allegation. The de- fendant could not be required to answer some other or some equivalent charge, Counsel for the gov- ernment had made an earnest effort. to convince the court that in these enlightened times the world ‘was geting away [rom the technicalities of com- mon law usages. That would have been very well if he had been addressing a legislative body or a town cree ‘This court did not presume to make law. The indictment might have contented itself with charging that Price paid to Kellogg $1.500 in value, but Where an offense was described the courts held that the facts must be set out, so tae defendant might have notice of what he was re- quired Lo meet. Here the indictment said specifi- cally that It was $1,500 in lawful money of the United States. If the indictment was more specific ‘than the law required that it should be, the prose- cutor must sustain by evidence the offense as charged. These rules were reasonable rules. Aman should not be brought into court and have a new charge sprung upon him. When the case 1s setuled he Is entiUled to the protection of the verdict. The case Is settied forever. He assumed that the case had been tried on the principles of equity or mod- ern liberality urged by those who warred on tech- icalilies and was convicted. The next grand jury indicted him for recelving postal drafts as com| sation. The defendant might plead that he had Lert pate tried for the same offense, but the record would show that he was qe, con- victed of receiving lawful money. If unis trial pro- ceeded, and the defendant was convicted, the ver- dict would hot protect him from being again in- icted unless the statute of imitations intervened. THE EVIDENCE OF PRICE EXCLUDED. For the reasons stated the court excluded the evidence of Price, ATTOBNEY WORTHINGTON SAYS THIS CASR DID NOT KEST ON PRICE'B EVIDENCE ALONE. Mr. Worthington stated that he thought the court was In error in stating that the government admitted that the case depended wholly upon the evidence of Price. They ted to follow this evidence with proof that the orders, when due, were id in lawful money of the United States. He did not understand that Price had said that Kellogg accepted these noves and drafts in full pay- ment. The court thought that what Mr. Worthin: admitted now showed that the testimony of F Was at the foundation Of the case. If It were ex- cluded the other evidence would not be competent. Kellogg was not indicted for having agreed to re- gre $20,000, but for receiving a certain sui in law- ful money. Mr, Worthington said that the case of the ‘ment did not they could, govern- pend upon Price's testimony; that rove it by other witnesses; but the facts would be the sume a8 those testified to by ice. Judge Wylie sald he had not decided the motion on the personality of Price, but on the facts as set ‘forth in Price's testimony, and that the case would de the Same, no matter Who had testified to the facts. ‘sn cal Aftera brief consultation, Mr. Reynolds, expressed the disappointment of himself leagues that the court had felt constrained to decide the question as it had done. As they under- stood the ruling of the court the offense charged was barred by the statue of limitations. There ‘Was nothing left for them to do but to place tne case in-the of the court for its instruction. THE COURT TO THE JURY. “Gentlemen of the Jury,” said the court, turning tothe jury box, “the defendant is entitled to your verdict.” a VERDICT OF “NOT GUILTY.” ‘The foreman of the jury then advanced to the M. E. GENERAL CONFERENCE, FITZGERALD AHEAD OF ROWELL. TERRIBLE DISASTER IN LONDON. THE VIRGINIA STRAIGHTOUTS. Consultation of Delegates to Chicago. A STRONG FIGHT TO BE MADE FOR THEIR ADMIBBION | TO THE CONVENTION, Special Dispatch to Tar Evesrxo Stan RICHMOND, May 1.—Dezendorf, Wickham, Botts and Parsons, the four leading delegates for the State-at-large elected by yesterday's straightout convention, were in consultation last night at the Exchange hotel, in reference to the presentation Of the claims of themselves and allies at the Chicago convertion. Parsons 18 a former resident of New York, but came into this state several years ago a8 the ‘chief projector of the Richmond and Allegheny raliroad, of which he was for some thine | the directing genius He ts a man of large wealth, and extensive acquaintence amongst the repud- Means of the nowth, aud together with his confrers Will organize a strong fizbt on behalf of adinission fo the convention. Their interchange of views on the subject referred to was of course private, but enough Is known by the correspondent of Tue Stax to state that much timportance is attached to the testimony of the member of the national republican committee from Uuls state, S M. Yost, €sq., as to the legitimacy of the delegation chosen yes- terday. He Is the editor of the Faitey Virginian, the postmaster 2t Staunton, and was selected a3 one of the deieyratrs-at-large by the late Mahone convention, Delegate and editor Yost they regard asa valuable withess, because in a recent editorial In reference to the meeting of the rival state central committees at Dury, 1 1881, he expressed an opinion favorable to their clam. Amongst the delegates chosen yesterday are several personal friends of Gen. Grant. including Charles Tompkins, of Roanoke counts, his first, cousin. jagerstown To-day A DECISION ADVERSE TO THE BLAINE MEX. Hacexstows, Mp., May 1.—The republican state Convention was called to order at 12:30 o'clock by James A. Gary, chairman of the state central com- mittee, He stated that there were no contested Seats, except in the third legislative district of Bal- Umore city, and he had piaved the naiaes of the custom hous: detegation oa tite rol to take part In the temporary ‘ongantzation. The committee on Gfedentils could decide the matter afterwards ‘This decision ts Whought to be adverse to the Blaine mea. ‘The roll was Uien called. Col. G. W. W. Ver- on, of Frederick, nominated Dr. W. H. Perkins, of Washington county, tor temporary pregiaens,, He Was elected without opposition. Dr. Perkins, in assuming the chair, said: ‘The convention was bere on the threshcid of” anew lease of power for the Tepublican purty, thanks to the wise, just and irre- Proaciable administration of Presideat Arthur, [Applause.} He pleaded \rith the convention to Dury personal preferences sud antipathies In the selection of delegates-at-lan je, and natne wen who Would ct for the Dest interest of Mie country and ‘he repubitcan party. COMMITTERS ar POINTED. A.L. Thorp, of Talbot, was elected secretary. Committees on credentials, prmanent organization And resolutions Were appointed, who reured at 1 Qclock, aud the convention took a recess for one jour. NEVADA REPUBLICA N CONVENTION Blaine Men Win After a Hard Fight. Vincrsta Crry, Nev., May 1.—The republican state convention breanized ye sterday, with T. M. Edwards as chairman. After a hard ficht beuween the Blaine and ant-Biaine men, the following delegates to Chicago were elected: M.D. Foley, C.C. Stevenson, S.J. Lee, Jolin Dixon, J. H. King and’ A. J. Blair. ‘The ‘dele.-ates declared their Intention to vote for Blane as long as there may be a possibility for his nomtnation. Resolutions were adopted endorsing Presi Zent Arthur's admin- istration; demanding supplemental legislation excluding Chinese; ng tariff changes; demanding restoration of Une wool tax; favoring civil Service reforin; the suppression of polygamy demanding the ereition ofan ational ratroad eoti- mission; and strongly condemning the agitation against silver. gs Pelegates From the Sriate Convention. OAKLAND. CALA... May 1.—The republican state convention yesterday elected T. T. Bard, W. W. Morrow, George A. Knight and Horacé Davies delegatés-at-large to Chicago. NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS. Indications that Arthur Delegates be Chesen. . Raxeau, N. C., May le-There 1s. full attendance at the republican siate convention here to-day. ‘The indications polnt to the nomination of Mr. York, liberal, for governor, and the election of Ar thur delegates to Chicago. TEXAS REPUBLICANS, A Defeat Turned Into 2 Victory. Gatvestox, Tex., May 1.—Yesterday’s proceed- ved the republican convention reversed the o1 of things, in that the triumphant ofice-hold- ers of Tuesday met with a Waterloo at the hands: of the administration faction through the adoption of the minority report of the committee on creden- a MICHIGAN GREENBACK CONVEN- TION, Delegates Instructed for Wor the Delegates. Katamazoo, Micu., May 1. nback cohvention, yesterday, Gen. William P. faness and ex-Congressinan M Field, W. D- Fuller and C.S Hampton were chosen dei¢gai at-large to the national convention. Amon, alternates was one Woman, Miss Matte Strick! In the Michigan the id, A full set of district delegates and alternates from the eleven congressional districts were also chosen. ‘Two colored delegutes from the third district were among those chosen as alternates. All the dele- tes are instructed for Gen. Butler for President. ‘ne platform claims that without the greenback party the greenbacks would have been destroyed, ernment nen ee aay ual, Sor nastier netized, the legal tender tonal Danlk notes rade the only paper cufrency’and cold se; Vint, 348; Panchot, 332, FITIORRALD BRATS ALL PREVIOUS BROORDE ‘There Was great exctiement In Madison Garden this morning over two event that. ‘The Drst tovk place a tew minutes after sx When Fitzgerald took the lead of ali the; While Rowell was resting on bis &9th mile other happened at 10:38, when Fit eens, Previous records ‘by complet clea Lighest score before this on Une 88d hour was by Howell Im 1882. The distance was $86 miles 1,540 yards. Fitzgerald rested during the night 2 ROU aud 48 minutes, and Roweil was off ¢ hoursand 38 minutes. Rowell kept at his old game of Goggin his chief competitor all the morn’ng. 9 Piawerald mada core showed Pituerald ve tiles Rowell, “Noremac being the. third nee. se. tnticn * ns credit. He ier amely and was looking well, At NOOR Was making the laps mor quickly than @ny Of the pedestrians He Is suriving for fourkb. and is In exceiient form. He it ower and rests very litle, Panchot hopes Save bis entrance fee, During the 10 ceding noon to-day Kowell mute fewer any of his competitors except Herty and Panchow PITTGERALD SIX MILES ANEAD, 1 p.m. score: Rowell, 390 miles Pi Noremac, 361; Vint, g58; Merty, 956; Nitaw, 136; Panchot, sia. General Foreign News by Cable. DULLNESS OF THK ENGLISH CARRYING TRADE Loxpox, May 1.—A mevting of ship owners @& ‘Newoastie yesterday approved of olny Up one-fourth of thelr tonnage, in view of the present condition of the freight market, Steamers. engaged In trading Will coutribuve to the expenses of the laying up. SPANISH POLITION MADRID, May 1.—AU earbest republicans bere condemn the tactics of Senor Zorilla. His faction “READ CENTER” Panis, May 1,—Jam/ 8 Work entitied, “A History of Peni Irish Republican Brotherhood," co Private dlaries and correspoudeace, Detween him self and the late Fenian Leader John O'Mahony. ‘The Way In which the organization spread in Great Britain, Irland and America, and the ‘con ution of Uhe brotherhood will be fully explalbed. An impartial picture of the inner circle up to 1890 Will also be given, TUE MARQUIS TSENG RECALERD FROM PARIE Lospox, May 1.—Tb PHENS WRITING 4 BOOK. : Will be succeeded there by hils colleague Tin, 1Li-Fong-Pao, avd that he Marquis Will Temain “Chinese ambassador 40 Great Britain and Ruse: SPECK OF TROUBLE BETWEEN FRANCE AND SPAIK. MADRID, May 1.—Senor Stivela, Sphuish anbasen dor to France, Who ts Just now oh teave of atwence, has been ordered to return to Paris and insist upon Lhe exercise of Stricter vigilance by Prance over Tevolutionary ageuts x between Npanish exiles and the great towns of the peninsula’ FRENCH INTRIGUING AT CATRO. Loxpox, May 1.—The Times’ correspondent at Cairo says that intriguing, especlally by he Frepeh, 4s more active than ever, A MURDERER BRIEADED, Pants, May 1.—The murderer Campi was Dehended yesterday. “Campi murdered a retired lawyer, who Tesided im the Kue du 4 almost Killed the murdered man’s sister. He Tefused 0 disclowe bis real name, in deference to his brother, who is @B omicer in the army. ‘He confessed that plunder was ‘he object of the murder. GEN. GOKDON AND CORRESPONDENT O'RELLY. Loxpow, May 1.—The torvign office seut otae ain to Cairo, Inquiring into the b kelly, he ‘newspaper correspondent, whe iF rep to have been arrested Egyptian authorities. A reply bas deuiy ing that Mr. O'Kelly was arrested the Eqyptian gor dy has letter to the Mforntug Post offering £1,000 ward ce ‘the relief of Gen. Gordon, France ath BONPTIAN conrmnen: nce accHpts {ho proposed F tn principle, but stipulate that it Guail wot be dined W # discussion of the Nnanctal situation. A FENIAN ANREATED. Loxpox, May 1.—In consequence of found In the possession of James: Who has been under arrest at. Kirminghain Past Cree weeks, changed with Daly Ina dynamite scheme, William Bt publican, has been arrested at his Wednesbury, a market town seven miles of Birmingham, and taken to that oe ed with being ‘treason-telony. ‘be brought up for trial with ERICAN TORK IN GERMANY. Bentax, May 1.—Prot. Virchow, ‘SclenUst, has published a letter, Uhat trichinosls 1n Germany, caused by im ported American meat, 18 coulfined to a few cases al Bremen. THE DISTORBANOES Dx MapErn, May 1.—The government indicate the us disturances than those apprenended. ‘The Spanish ‘dressed a remonstrance to Prime regard to the lax su French authorities over the ‘Yerned in France, DALY TAKEN TO BIRKENHEAD. Lrvexroot, May 1.— ‘suspected Daly, the miler, whose trial Was begun last Saturday at enhead, where he was arrested three weeks ‘and who was remanded to Chester castle til wo-day W awall the continuance of ‘was escorted armed pollen Birkenhead this morning by Heavy Run on a Mcxican Bank. Crrr oF Mexico, via GALVESTON, May L—There has been quite a heavy runon the ‘Bunk of Monte. plo. Yesterday the bank remained closed afternoon, causing considerable alarm; DUUIL at 2 o'clock with suificient funds to meet all@e mands, and confidence Was restored, ‘The Postmaster General En Route ter ‘ashington, Savaxwan, Ga., May 1.—Postmaster General Gre- shaun reached here frum Florida . He was et at the depot by & committee of citizens, escorted im Lo the Screven Louse. A large number Of citizens called on him He was taken committee to View Ube city, and all places of est were visited. AU 6 o'clock be was entertained aU dinner at the Screven house, He left tor Wash ington at 8:35 last night. ——— The Nova Scotia Dynamite Prisoners, Hatrrax, N. S., May 1.—The ayi and Brecken, are still” tn Jall awaltt ‘The court has given thetr counsel until putin some : irom, their ‘The Last of Jack Cole. ‘New York, May 1.—The funeral of the late Cole, Pw Syonpectenn td Ube Ul-fated go ieseres ane oeaee eA eee at Fi LL, for interment. — wtb rita Reduction of Salaries. Omama, Nrs., May 1.—General Manager the Union Pacific railroad, bas tssued an Which goes into effect to-day, Teductng salaries. follows: Over $3,600 per annuth, 15 per cent; between oe een, 12) per con, re 10 fr ce jons euiployes Except locomouve eusanecrs aad reinea. Bank Officers Murdered by Robbers CITIZENS IN PURSUIT OF THE ARSASSINS, Kansas Crry, Mo., May 1.—The Times’ ae FH iit (Kansas) dispatch says a daring: was made festerday arora to rob the Mi ‘Valley jank, of Medicine 35 tutles west of there, im Which.the castier was killed and the fatally wounded. At ten o'clock four with Winchester repeating ries and rode up to the bank. Two remained with the. While tbe others entered the buliding and ‘the money. Mr. ele eo eee Bert. caster, were in ‘the ani” They comply, with the result above ‘The city marshal then appeared and opened fire on the men. Citizens gathered rapidly, apd Ube robbers: their game was up, quicaly mounted and away without having secured any boowy. Yen minutes thirty men were in bot the chances are that Ube robbers will and summarily dealt with, ‘There ts po clue te pronto Sy 8 Goppert was a wi 3 the only debt-paying money, and all the debvors | BES man, ‘Mr. Payne was: of the been ruined. and wedlthy and influential stook man. Whisky Struck by Peonta, Int, 1 —Last ‘the cistern room of 8. C. Cl = setting Ure to about eighty barrels of aloobol sient —_——_ Sullivan, the Slugger, im Cincinmatt. by Sullivan ae the Coton, baseballs