Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1884, Page 1

Pe THE EVENING STAR. CBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Comer Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS. Pres't. 2 to subscribers m the sberhitr metes cea ease ‘six months, $3. ‘ost Ofhce at Washington, D. C.as matter} = bitehed on Priday—@1 a year. nthe, HO conte F ne must be paid tn advance: | vertaae Feepeid. Six mor fe All mal) ecbecriptions m at payer sent longer than t= paid Che Kooning Star, — V° 63 —N® 9,688. WASHINGTON, D. C. eg MONDAY. MAY 12, 1884, AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. BOOKS, &e. SPECIAL NOTICES. =e | a THE LIGHT RUNNING NEW HOMES COM Macsiicest Drasta: ‘ Wut Cantetox's e Mepreat. Boors. Ce reaote Reaney es >. Gules oe Me- ere eaOS ASD FYTHIAS COTE OEE - Tinmoet noma tse Sunde Poe aba te eae ace GONZAGA HALL, 47 I STREET N.W. EW SCENERY! FINE MUSIC! BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES! TO-DAY AND TO-MORKOW, AT 8 P.M it NATIONAL THEATER COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 12 EVERY EVENING, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES. ‘The latest New York Comedy Theater Success, Atkinson's Comedy Company in PECK’S BAD Boy. HIS PA, AND 1HE GRUCERYMAN. “BALLADS.” “LEG. NDS” AND “FESTIVALS.” MONDAY EVENING MAY 94H, Selectionagrom "BALL La ‘LEGEND” and “FESTIVALS.” Publigied Tapubiisned. WEDNESUAY EVENING, MAY 2isr, New Poems and Yiamtea (en est Progra Sinwle Admission, (Reserved Seat), 50cente; a1 number of Course’ Tickets, (Reserved) 1." No extra eserved seats at Ellis’ Music Store, 937 Penn- D._C., April 99, 1884. Ti eundersixned, preciating the ‘beautiés of sour Ballida, devends Festivals, and bein desircus of hearing them recited and interpreted by the author, respectfully tor ue? You 1& series of readitizs from your own works in this my6 CROQUET, OQUET, | AWN TENNIS, ‘WAL BALLANTYNE & SONS, 423 7th street. Also, for out door sports, ARCHERY. Darwinism, ‘Mental Evol Public Lite Exfe of Goethe, by. min Animals, Romans, City of Success, Heart of Africa: Body and Will” Maudsley. Our stock of Fine Stationery embrates all the most desirable styles ‘now used, and our pric-s are as low as by Bhey yuntzer. inti in england. Daryl ‘bakers YEW BOOKS —LIF’ OF FREDERICK DENISON, by Maurice Marcus Aurelius Antonius. urecles pe Seunsto: pee (Griffith, fe France-German Wat, Oy ‘Oar Chancellor. Busch ‘Watson in c.f. aud Win. Lanaban 1 f., defeated the G owlers by & Score of 8106, The formier nine te reads” to recelve chilenwes from any amateur nine, ‘8. GILLINGHAM. Captain, 80.2148 at (> _NOTICE—EVERY COMRADE OF FARRA- <3" seut Post, No. 11, Department Potomac, @. AR, Jarequcsted to 'be present at ead iuart re. corner 9th an D streets northwest, on TUESDAY, May 19th, 1604, 7:0'p.m. sharp.” Busiiess of importatice to every Sailr Eset ‘order : i RICHARD EMMONS, Adjutant, p> sore The Copartnership heretofore existing between HENRY THOMAS und CHARLES RAR CH. under the firm name of THOMAS & RANSCH, at No. 1400 Pena: ave, nw. has been this day disolved by mutual “con: sent. Cliarles Karseh will coutinue the Dushices at the old Stand and pay ail debts due by the late tirm. We de. sire to express uur thanks for the Putronae bestowed. AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. MR. COXS BILL TO RETIRE GEN. GRANT. MB. HEWITI'S TARIFF BILL IN. DISTRICT SEWERAGE BILL PASSED. ‘The Senate. ‘The Chair laid before the Senate a petition of the American Medical association, praying that steps may be taken to prevent the spread of epidemic diseases, ANOTHER INVESTIGATION. ‘Mr. McMillan, from the committee on the Judi- clary, offered resolution, which was agreed to, STAR ROUTE REVELATIONS. SOME CURIOUS DEVELOPMENTS. Walsh and His Documents and Fore- man Hatchinson Before the Springer Committee To-day. Mr. Hutchinson, the foreman of the last grand Jury that fatled to indict ex-Senator Kellozg, was examined by the Springer committee this morning. Witness said that be had taken advice, and believed he was ready to answer any questions the commit- tee was likely to.ask. He sald that the case of ex- Senator Kellogg was presentedto them. Mr. Bliss ‘asked them to use all possible expedition, so that the statute of Umitation might not become opera- Uve In the case. The witnesses before the grand Jury were Walsh and twoor three clerks of the post office. TWO CEN made the agreement with him he behs Minds went west, but he had made too He had sowed the wind and was bexin the whirlwind He hud talked somuch tat U newspaper correspondents and others beueved thi the Santa Fe and Prescott route was A MONUMENTAL FRATD: Telegrams to The Star. SENATOR SABIN'SOPERATIONS THE LOST STATE OF FLORIDA. More Survivors Reach Quebec. QUESTIONS BEFORE THE M. E. CONFERENCE, Stnte of Florida Survivers, THE REMAINDER OF THEM ARKIVE aT QUEREO— © NEW LIONT ON THR DISASTER, ay 12 ~The balance of the a ‘of Florida disaster landed here Iast might & Therse, which arrived up under salt and ate nner ballast ground. s been auready published. All those Sappeared ate well and hearty. Mr. New York agent or the State line, is understood to have toarded Ube bark on tte atte that tt was the head and front of all the star route offending. Witness next cave an ac Blackburn investigation; sald he a the committee, gave his testimony, su bis papers and assured Ube committee Unat ruttted al th were mistaken if they supposed the fraud in the service Was connected with his route, After Wat the press adinitted Wat there was no fraud tm Lis CHASE ANDREWS WANTS $8,000. A short time after the investigation, witness was approached by a mail contractor named Chase Andrews, who bad been connected with the six' auditor's mice, In the Post Omice departin “Andrews,” said the witness, “was a very br ¥ d taken charge four Stoerage passengers, WhOS® i the ist of thowe saved. Clee apsoo Appeared much worn and de Parts were called Upon, Dut Tefused r Speak of the accident at all | taken to the river police station | res Y were lee retlc ight upon the x been forthe most Pare ured. T ardships AUER FIST “OC ANE MAL FOR a PORTNIGRT, ae tlh and promistug young man.” Andrews wanted w.)- Such time and piace as aay suit your conveni- | desirable st our prices arte upon the late Arm aud hope for a continuance of the | authorizing that comiittee to inquire into the bess’ U ‘ pain” higiit a ie Low 7 Be MURLISON. ouetana WASH AND HIS DOCEMENTS. es TO Pay $8,000, M1 was Lavored again,” said “4 Time—The prewat. P.ace—Mil Same LS a may? 476 Beuiay va saine, CHANLES avscH, | {CS forming the basis of the bill recently intro- | Tho chatracked how lone Wales wee before them, | Waist “Out dida't understand ie ie asks | > is Act ~The Grocery Store NOEK, Jos. LEY, é May 8, 1884. CHAKLES KARTCH, | duced by Mr. Garland, to amend the Thurman act | ,,THCChalr asked how long Walsh was before them. What the $8,000 was for. ‘The later r- | Uwe Bad Act Li—Pe:k's House. LEY MATTHEWS, IHS How ro Bon, Fons: ot ue SAE | relating to the claimS of the government against | Witness sald that, during the sesston of two days, “You don’t, suppose we got that Act III—The Drug Store. DAWES, we to Durty, E'urnish anp Dec (eg FNO.A Prescorr, the Union and Central Pacitic railroads. ‘The com- | Waish was probably before them several hours each, ng the one to continue star rv ‘Act IV—The Picnic. ESIAMIN HARRISON, Wi RATE” eal Estate Broker, | utes ig authorized togend for personsand papers | day. Nice over which Were was sic 4 the entire company. E ‘ sro Be ce Mr. Morrill submitted a joint resolution relauve | ° » askea | When changes were made against ee =e o = 12, tor she | Josertt AUSTIN F PIAE, (Second edition, Enlarged and improved.) . Tots Lor Salo Cheap, to the registration of deaths, births and marriages. Be ee Denes or cocamenta®” ated tog. do you” Welsh replied that be ha The opening perfo fontay, : A Cit. — : wey to Lean, terre Bi ate aa i Liag to do with the Investigation, DUE De Jolut Beant) the Stace Attaches myl2 Sat Matos ‘The Co-operative Building Plan Ascociation of New | =< 3! Sore 7 Mr. Van Week moved to take up his resolution, | ences or drsite someting of teat pions come one | MEL AUS ONE MO deanaiged snes HEATER COMIQUE. ‘TO-NIGHT. FRANK HISCOCE, ‘Fork have recently published. with the above title, a dents & paricciany called to FROST Eat Ees | Tecently offered, to direct the Secretary of the Inte- | Glnce or icine sk HE CLD MAN WILL WANY TO see YoU." — fe THAN GORE Ta, magnificent volume of 220 larve quarto pages. It shows nd popular brain and Nerve Tonic aud Saree | HOT wo wpuhold trom the Northern Pacitic railroad | Waish and sicued “Kk.” He Sani taat lis memory ‘h refused to pay and Andrews said, signif | . JDM. KELLY AND MURPHY, JERRY. AS Ho how to build, in the most economical manner, good and | guard agsiuist Malaria For sale areated by the glass or | Patents for certain land grants. ‘The motion was | mignt be What at fault, as It iad been two ¥: “The old min will want to see you.” ‘The wost funous and fuished cxponenta of the manly substantial houses in the most pleasing aud artistic | i: bottle- by W, C. MILBUKS, Sole Inventor and Man- | agreed to. = Years ago, aud Le had tried to forget as much as he 2 a sit wiice to diay: in thelr astistle and exciting at Drasera gives cturer, 1429 Pennsylvania avenue. apit | | Mn Conger thought the resolution should be re- | toutg. Sie ruoucht the ake oes ea ae he ho Was the old man 1 ta ‘These eatiowea‘buve no quale and this will be Rae eas WO ac Soca fpr THE SERIAL, sqHINGS AND BUTEDANG | (EtG the leary commities forts opinion, | {OMir walsh ava bunker and sumed Uy Ait Bet: | pile, Haddin feed, Walsh ‘their last appearancein this city prior to their departure rs ‘or sale by, ASSO TATION. would be agreed to, out suggested ‘the substitution | (<<... hey all amounted to avout $400, be | mitthr andrews sjroae Lo sou abouts Wines om poytasts G. A WHITAKER, UAL MEETING, thought, A HOST OF OTHER ATTRACTIONS. MATINEES: Tucsday. Thursday, and Saturday. Sa 7No incrvass in the pricesot admissions. myl2 ‘The ulertul Kuropean ‘Jcam, aysrun Sit ity west eens, ‘T aud the turee comedians in the via ST WILLARD HALL, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY ISTH. at Boclock. Tickets 0 cts. for sale at the bookstores, at Ellis’ miinic store, Toompaoo's drug sture, and at the door the Bight of the perio yiate rows. FORD'S. SPECIAL OCCASION, “Born to do Benefits. "—Shakespeara, NEXT FRIDAY EVENING, May 16th, annual Benefit of J. LOUIS FORD. Besideut Manager ‘of Ford's Opera House. A Brilliant Combination of = 80C] AMALEURS ANI FAMOUS PROFESSION- SE epee Youn Dene teutiomen of Baltimote: inchudie snd representing the Patrerson, Kandolph, Macy, Cockey, Gillespie, Kirk, Kernand. Trewo. Lewis, Jones aud the Very adbusing local Comedy Farce of MY WIFE'S BONNET; Ok, AN ADVENTURE AT A WASHINGTON THEATER. ‘With a superb cast. Seats cap now bereserved. myl0 GRAND CONCERT | Re IR OF ST. ANDR: WS" EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Assisted Frof Bischoff, v Sir. Frank Baxter, Siew Minne Ewan, MJ. Henry Raiser, Bie Detweler Mr. Frank Prarco: ‘Mis Nellie Minor, Mr JH Eicke ands Male Chorus of 16 voices, conductel by Dr. E. 8. ‘Kimball. 9¢ the CONGREGATIONAL C1 cor. 10th and Geta, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Day Lith, 1884, Tickets, with reserved seats, 50 centa, For sal« at Met- merott’. myid-3t* (sur Fam: TABLEAUX! GYPSY CAMP! SLEIGH BELT SYMt HOST DARCING t NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, TUESDAY Ev XING. May 1 an WEDNESDAY NG, ‘The fair wil! continue throughout the day and evening, losing wit Raccrou. tae Sivigh Bell Srinphony will be siven for the first in Nasblavtot, a ful goante'e Srefeates lathes imine Heylophone, Busie, Metalor ne and Beajo Solow, beginiina at 9 o'iecs: folowed myS4t conta, AND MUSICAL RECITALS, MRS. MORGAN (assisted by MISS MAUD MONGAN, of New Yurko, P Mr. THEO INGALLS KING_PTANO. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, MONDAY. May 12, 84, Penefit of Fast Washington Industrial Sehcol, Aduimsion. 30 cent Secured seats will be on sale at ‘Metzerott’s after May sth. PucGmaxoer. ‘Troisieme Ballade, F. Chopun....Mr, Theo Ingalls King. Dans Des Fees, Aivacs. ~Mise Mand Morgan. Scene From “Henry V, kspeare. King Hairy, Prin- ‘cena Catherine, Lady Al Ming Storgan, “The Harp that ouey shroush “Tars falls.” Touluin, iss Morvan. Lenore, Burcer. The English version by Dr. J. E. Ran- kin. rranz Liszt, accompanying music b - fe, Seon aed Me, Kine airy Leger uF Miss Morgan, Teal Sere froma <a WHT" Staiseare Gea Githerine’s Appeal. Wolsey, Campius, ‘King Henry, and the Crier oe ES Hymn of ‘the Repitiic: pf Mra Morgau. ANJO? BANJO! BANJO!QUICKLY AND Con. | EECILY TAUGHT-y single method in one 2. jaarter: for only s6. Fatior open Wednesda Sha’ Fridays from 3 to 10p i. GEvnGE DRAEOE 21d G treet uoribease myiot Bors Bexeres. ‘To make room for other goods, I will sell my stock of BOYS’ BICYCLES AT TEN PER CENT OFF DUR- ING THE NEXT TEN DAYS ONLY. Every Machine Warranted, and Instruction Free WAL ©. SCRIBNER, my Misrows Annsre Tues FLATS, GLAZED AND ENCAUSTIC, FOR BEARTHS, VESTIRULES AND MANTEL FACINGS. WOOD CARPETS AND AMERICAN PARQUETRY, WOOD MANTELS, BRASS GOODS, WON Backs, GRATES, ko i — a 1 KENDERDINE & PARET, ap2-Im,1p The Post Building. Maszes: Masre: nt Mastizs i" ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN SLATE AND MARBLE, fet onter= earlye a ag in far in exc-nm of iy previo the-e may be no delay’ wWhru Eouses ‘Weare agents for the TRENT TILE. and invite the inspection of the architects and Builders especially. 4. F. MANNING & CO., accessors to T. Toumey. STEAM MARBLE WORKS, _myS-Imip 1520 Pennsylvania avenue p rtbweet, 2s arrextios LATEST PARISTAN MODES Tx ATR GOODS MLLE M. J. SHINGLED BaNGs! Thee styles never need be it the bairdressers bands, fiwayein'crier by plain combing. Hair Dressed and Yange Shingied ‘ayaa Fos FINE GARMENTS PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH GT. KEEN, ‘Taron, mathe #14 2th street northwest, Bo Seaxe Goons ‘The larwest avd best sel ted stock of SUITINGS ever Mlered tor gentlemen to select trom st the oS LEADDG TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT WAaHINGTON. Cs ED. BARR, 2D Peunsyivania avenue mbit 8. Vion FEALIAN MACCARONI AND PURE OLIVE om. ‘Very best. Imported direct, 620 Sram Sraxer, opposite United States Patent Office, spl Branch Store iss) Fuxwexivamia AvExCR N.Y, Mi 1984. : ‘shicd MATTHEAS, lOKATIO Ki D. CONGER, How. LOGAN. Hos. THOS, W. PALMER, Rev. Dr. A MOS LCUa, ‘os SUL ERAS: DALL Hox. 5, 5. COX. Gex. W. 8. RUSECE, and here: gobei Sime: Tn reeponse to pour polite request cf April A would say that T shall be hepps: Wc mpis with tame, at the CONGREGATIONAL ‘CHU SEDAY EVENING, Muy ith: MONDAY i. F May Iith. and WEDNESDAY EVE : tb tuabks for the compliment, Tam, yours +fteere miss-aw" ne WILL CARLETON ‘THE SPRING RACES or THE JOCKEY CLUB WILL TAKE PLACE TUESDAY, MAY 13, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, THUESDAY, MAY 15, FRIDAY, MAY 16. SIX RACES EACH DAY. STEEPLECHASES AND HURDLE RACES. 175 - HORSES WILL TAKE PART. 175 ‘The first race will be started at 3 o'clock. ‘Tickets and Badzes can be obtained at the Cigar Stands in the National Hotel and Willard’s Hotel, ‘The Baltimore and Ohio will run Special Trans at 9 & m,, 12:10, 1:30. 2, 2:90, 3. 2:30 and 440 p.m Return ‘Trains will be in waiting at the termination of theraces, Round Trip Tickets, TEN CENTS. IMPROPER CHARACTERS WILL BE DENIFD ADMITTANCE. my5-10t LECTURES. ROF, ALLAN CU - ‘GE Scortaxp, ‘Will Lecture at Waurh M. E. Church,(3dand A sta n.e,) TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 13th, 1°84, “THE AMERICAN DEVIL, DRINK, What Heis Doing and How te Kill Him.” WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY 14th. 1884, “MEN, WOMEN, THINGS AND MRS. GRUNDY.” Admission (to either lecture) 25 cen:s, commenci Sorcloek. pirat BALLS, PARTIES, &e. Pror. Suzrpors ‘MAY BALL ‘Takes place on WEDNESDAY EVENING, at MASONIC TEMPLE. ‘Thin will be oneot the grandest attains Of the kind that as ever taken pluce in Washington. There Will be nine qureus. ‘The examination ‘will ‘comprise Tullets, Pas de Deux, ‘I'aa Seuls, Scarf. ‘May-Pule and Floral Dances, ete. Cards of Adiniasion: ‘Gen‘lemen, 81: Ladies of Chal ren, d0e.; to be had at the Acwiemy; Jos F street northwe my la-st* PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &¢ AN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, No 3, Wil give their fourteenth annual Prenie at Jueme: manne Picwure Garden, TUESDAY, May 13th, 180k Birkets, 2ycente, mayigtt 0: FOR GREAT FALE. THE STrAMER EXCEL TOR will commence her necalar tripe cn SUNDAY, the 11th Intact. Alwo TUESDAY and Fiat Bays Forlutcruatiou arp to Bk J. M. WATERS, myt-ct* 1008 High street, near canal, Ss ay, B oYs! WE ARE READY FOR YOU WITH THE BRIGHTEST, PRETTIEST SFYLES YOU EVER SAW A Suitfor a Little Fellow, $2.50. Large Boys’ Suits $5 and Upward. LOTS OF STYLES! Everything Reliable and Very Cheap. A Base-ball Bat and Cap Given Away with ‘Boy's Suit. We have also a Complete Line of BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS. Odd Pants and Vests for Men and Youths at Lower Prices than were Ever asked in Washington. @.4.B SUITS A SPECIALTY. THE MISFIT STORE, . CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS my |'T'xz Loxcox Axo Lavesroct CLOTHING COMPANY, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND G STREETS, Is the only House in the city that manufactures their own Geods. That is the reason they can SELL CHEAPER than any other House, WE SELL A | Gooa Cheviot Suit ditwoot Cheviot eiia: | Ingorcea Cheviot suits: Pon Cansimnere Suits. Imported Cassimere Suits.. Tnuported Cassimere 4-but Pinte Black Worsted Sues’ Hieduported Wome! ‘We have s fine Ail’ Wool Linck Womsted a fe worth double Sieur button Cutaway Corkscrews, in all ahades, very ‘At indigo Blue Flannel at $7.50. An Indigo Blue Flannel at $3.75 BOYS! BOYS! BOYe. A fall Line of Boys’ Suits from $3.50 up. CHILDREN’S! CHILDREN'S! CHILDREN'S! We SARE ee Se Wesve dl ema ap? 1105 Pennsylvania avenue, TE. Nourse. 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Lincoln: Ritts's Con? “as of the Apostle ‘aud Why Are We iy ‘All New Publications suld from 20 10 20 per cent cheaper than elsewhere DEPARTM! ms6-20 THE EYE! TEI No. 23 Grant ty fs purely & Tivery dn dressiuaker. it t your en: i THE EYEBROWS, Home, 9 to 7: y Woman kasadestre tbe as beautiful, pretty imd.a perfect horros of life aashe can, P furti¢k ean well dipnte th Hele of Troy was f ‘Dr, Van Dyck fs pleased to, that he is now prepared to rua hently beautify the comple Inelis necordine to the ord Tur Wasnixotox Sarz FIRE-PROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE asp Derosir Courasy OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. THE ONLY FIRE-PROOF BUILDING IN THE CITY BUILT FOR THE SAFE DEPOSIT BUSINESS, 916 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (SOUTH SIDE.) HERRING & COlS BURGLAR AND FIRE-PROOF VAULTS, SAFES AND BOXES. 3, THE BROW: BOWS, TH cA~ THE EYELASHES, DEAUTIFI: D BY, The Crivinal Greek method of treatment by DR. DYCK, Dermatol-eist en t_ Place, rnd 9102, is and attractive us powsubl ine old. Tt ix a woman's duty to, should do alt in he Tast ame Tecat tif hho hay any reward for ‘on, Dr. hie It Professional Ceinple Detween 9th und 10th, Gand H: Abbe de Verais, and at t ‘van tothe e ncientious study and stmient of the s.cin, aud hay reduced the treatinent of the complexion to # regular science. Call and inake quent at ouce. Special terms for tie season to all who bein now. Satisfaction assured in every case, Rend six oue-rent stamps for treatise on Per sonal Beauty, Bearded Woun, and Blessings for the SAFES CAN BE RENTED AT $5 to 8100 per annum, according to size and location. ROOMS FOR THE STORAGE OF ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, MERCHANDISE, WORKS OF ART, TKUN! ko, &o, OFFICE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 4 P, M. SATURDAYS, 9 m. to 5 p.m WA. G. METZEROTT, President, JOHN T. LENMAN, Vice-President, SAMUEL CROSS, Secretary and Treasurer, W. W. GREENFIELD, Asmstant Secretary. AN nist, row. be beantifal and she wer to.) 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We bavess full line of Men's, Youths’, Boys’ and Cail- dren's Pants very cheap. LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., CORNFR SEVENTH AND G STREETS ms HOLMAN ‘aries are the wonder 49 9th atrect orthwest, BENJAMIN PERPETU, JANUARY 22D, 1867 Capital. ‘2p30 Tse Naroxa Sure Derosr Co, CORNER 15TH STREET AND NEW YORE AVENUE. AL CHARTER, ACT OF CONGRESS $200,000 President, iia, & Co., Vice President. CHARLES 0. GLOVER, ¢ TSS E Nyman, Asst Secty. D 5 . Snyder, Ghatlese. Gloves Ada, Henry A. Wi Kivert turtevant, Jolin F. Rodgers, AMP CHIMNEYS REDUCED. Petia tics; aed utis, 0. large, d8e. per dozen. small 70c.: wa sciums, Oc: lance, $140 per Goren, ‘prompt \ded to. SUNRERSTIAML'S apd ‘1132 7th street northwest. tug of the “SERTAL” will be No. 615 7th street, opposit» Patent Ottice, - ath inst., at S o'clock p.m, The Secre- tary will «ubmit ort. Officers for it ther business dag tas Et ean ihenciag’ Us Nn ut can bg Thurs. No back dives 3, CAMPBELL. ROBT. Br esident, JNO. A. PRESCOTT, séerctary and Treasurer. 156 F | strcet northwest. miy]0-4t TAL, NOMCE—LEFT WITH ME FOR Sale—Ten bottles of Very superior old Madara Nintaze of 1814. JUUN Ho MAGRUDER, 1417 New York avenue. my?-lw §> SPECIAL NOTICE —OWING TO DECLINING 2 testth, and with a ves of retina trom busl- hess, offer a large and ‘weil-s lected stuck of Stoves, Kanies, Furnaces, Itetries ators. Water Coolers, int ware, Hardware, Wooden Ware, &., for less than it can be Doucht in the open market.” Also. s Tare lot of re ecobsisting of Hrebrick, Grates and oiher repairs most popular, stoves in the warket, Aleo and Gasutters’ tools of the most improved ‘This presents a rare opportuuity for parties who bark in the business, ax L wil! portively sell rd to cost, “JE HARKOVER, 1400 14th Street northwest. Store for reiit, iny6-2w" (> THE EME BUSINESS HITHERTO CON: << queted at Godey’s Lime Kilns, under the name of GODEY & Co., will hereatter. be conducted by the un- dersigued for his own and exclusive benent and wecount, und r the name of EDWARD GODEY. my ce sit PRICE'S PHARMACY, Faget a it thstreet southwest” and get a refresinin wiaes of pure soda water, _Trescriptions carefully compounded. Ey NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION —STOOR- holders can Obtain their Tickets for th: Jock Races from GEOKGE 1c REPEL TL Seeretary, 471 vaiiuyenue, JAMES S. EDWARDS, C8. rs ind Penn SSUCIATION. ‘ond regular meeting of he SECOND WORK. NOMEN BETLDING AsgoC TATION Tent f dueesnd munoe eaeanee EVESTSG! Muy 10th, at Pon pelock e Be eo ee al STNG May 1th, at #40 oelock, e Oo mag be a tained on che share for a repayment Of 82 tuonthIy. SI Percent yaid on all ecient SHARES ONE DOLLAR EACH. ‘Thi: Association afford: ind. orportunity. to per- sons wishing to secure u howe for a sual mouthly pay- and is one of the best ban'civg ustitutions for faveston ewace ne mucars inated outst tee et meourity: Cansututions containing Sitintnseetiae ii oegiven Gas oubestpions of noah nea ae a Ae A Sanne Broderick, President, War department, 923 neu Jer 1 al O'Connor, Vice President, Grocer, 636 North tol st D. Daly. Treasurer, 9. Mar H. Hayne, Adams! Expr The see NOM "ontractor Yatrick Larkin. War Dept, or edward D. Ca Builte Faward Hugs Co. Clot ‘21at a [ee NEW BUILDING Association. OF THE SEPTAL $2. ‘AND BUILDING ASSO- < ‘The meeting for the first - ayment of at Hall. No. G15 cthstree., opposite Dateut Omer, WED: NESDAY. 1th inst.,ut 7 o'fock pan. ‘this, prea Dt a st ina very flourishing Bui (- aes will beheld ‘Kdues. ‘St Bleach, Sub- criptions will be ricervedl nt ohee by es bell, Prewident S17 100 atin wa _ DixoU,, UrKeOD General's Office, 14th and Paar 9. D, Tern 1, 21 Comptroller's Of a cor: tars bbe pleased to wive all inf : ‘Constitutions ingy be oblurned trom guy of teenage ned from auy of the above: named officers ‘The stock is greatly in’ demand und is Dette rapidly taken: KOBT, G, CAMPBELL, President, Si AOth wtrect nw. INO. A, PRESCOTT, Secretary ad ‘Treasurer, WF sircet a.¥. mysl0t ce, thin, year T have been Honery-and Tee oh Dusiness at 119 Pennsyivania avenue east. and T have ne branch connections, “FREDERICK STEINLE. Ws line [eg FOES © SitEDD, No. 410 Sw York avenue, PRACTICAL PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, Having started for binself colicits the patronage of Piriends dud the general pnblic. “All work @xecuted' ince prowpt, di tars ‘eam Bakery. € A STEIN. LATELY foverve his triends with auytliny in the way of Gentios p> BEST cannon, ‘Cents Ber Pound, at apls, MUSCASiEic& HOWARD'S Pharmacy, Gor. tis and f streets Hortawest (p>, A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF the Rives Fire Insurance Company. for tie eleer tion of uine trustees: wil be sid at Hele Saye, F street northwest,om WEDNESDAY Palin will be pened at 12 mn, aude fer take will be eiowed cit thedsy or electifge apietd "” FRANCIN'S. MOHUN, Secretary, GAS COOKING RANGES AND STOVES, GARDEN Hose, LAWN VASES AND SETTEES, FINE GAS FIXTURES, FLUMBING, HYATING, AND ALL a PROM ELY Dove, JOBBIN SAML. 8. SHEDD, ap, 409 9th wtrvet northwent, [ep PUL ine LomuEn AND HARDWOODS. AT LOW PRICES, ESTIMATES FREELY MADE. LARGE STOCK OF DRY LATHS. WAT, Moh FAY & one Cor, 13th and B streets northwest, a3 DR. J. CURTISS SMITHE HAS REMOVED [20 Phat CONUSS MUTE IS, BRON York avenue. ep BESS anno: 1.F. BROOKS. |AS FIXTURES, tal 181m STREET, Concouae DeiLbine. Fn} line of these Goods, ulro Artistic and Fancy Col- ered Globes, Fancy Brass and Porcelain Lamps, Port ables, &e. Lowest as. E.F. BROOKS ——————————_— Sreouz Banoarss Our Stock of LADIES’ AND GENTS FINE SHOES for che Season is NOW COMPLETE, and at prices we guarantee to be the Lowest. COUSIN’S Fixe Cur Kid Button; High Heel and Pointed Toe. COUSIN'S Fine Cur Kid; Low Heel and Broad Toa, G “French Kid, in High or Low. “Flexible Shoes: eape- cially adapted for tender feet, ‘The reputation of these fit.6 shoes is such that wekeep constantly full assortment of them on hand. The last lot, just received, 1s the most beautiful we Rave ever had. Our Ladtow’ Fine EID BUTTON, at $2, are worth 3— ‘only about 100 pairs left, Our stock of SLIPPERS {s now complete in every de- partment—some gran ( bargains amongst them. For Gentlem n and Boys we offer the Celebrated “BURT'S” SHOES. Onrassortment of these well-known goods haa neve been more: ‘We have in every style, made capecially, LOW QUARTER SHOES, ‘Take s look in our window when you pam by. We gives guarantce on ail the shoes wo sell, A complete Stock of all Cheaper Grades mad is worthy your atten- tion. Call early at the Reliable Shoe rtores of SINSHEIMER & BROS, 808 7th and S15! M streets, ‘Boots and Shoes Made to Order. myl eae SIKE SETS, FENDE&S N of the word “request” for “direct.” Mr. Van Wyck modified his resolution in accord- ance With this suggestion. ‘The House. On motion of Mr. Lore (Del), the Senate bill was Passed to prevent and punish the counterfeiting ‘Within the United States of notes, bonds and other securittes of forelgn governments. Mr, Eaton (conn.) submitted a report upon the petition of Win. Webster, a citizen of the United States, who claims to have been unlawfully de- prived’ of a tract of land in New Zealand. The Tesolution accompanying the report transfers the petition to the President, with the request that he will Lake such steps us he may deem proper to in- quire into the injuries suffered by Webster by Teason Of the act of the Brilish government, and to Secure proper compensation therefor. Mouse calen- NEW BILLS INTRODUCED. Under the call of states the following bills were introduced and referred: By Mr. Belford (Col.)—To prevent the sudden con- traction of the currency. [It prohibits any solvent national bank from retiring more than 10 per cent per annum of its entire isstie of notes, and provides Uhat any bank violating Unis prohibition shall for- feit its Charter.) By Mr. Payson, (IiL)—To restrict the ownershij of feal estate in’ the territories ty American citi zens. (it probibits any non-resident alien, who has ‘Rot declared his intention to becomaa citizen of the United states from ‘acquiring, owning, holding, g possess! any real estate in any of the territories.} Kiso—ro piace lumber on the free list. Also—ToO Teduce the rates of duties on sugar 50 per cent. BILL TO RETIRE GENERAL GRANT. By Mr. Cox, (N. ¥.)—To place U. 8. Grant on the Tetired list of the army. By Mr. Hewitt, (NX. Y.)—A resolution calling on ‘the Secretary of the Navy for information as to the breaking up and sale of old ships. ME. HEWITT'S TARIFF BILL Also, a bill to modify existing laws relating to duties on imports and internal revenue taxes, and to enlarge the free list. By Mr. Tucker (Va.)—To repeal all internal reve- nue taxes on tobacco, aud on brandy and wine manufactured from fruit. Mr. Cobb (Ind.), from the committee on public lauds, reported a’ Dill to repeal all laws providing for pre-emption of the pubic lands, and laws re- tating to entries for umber culture. House calen- CONFERENCE COMMITTEES. The following conference committees were ap- pointed: On the Fitz John Porter bill—Messrs. Slocum, Morgan and Steele. On the bill establishing a byreau of antmal tndus- try—Messrs. Hateh, Dibrell aff Wilson (1:t) ne House then proceeded to the consideration of District of Columbia business, with the results mentioned elsewuere, DISTRICT DAY IN THE HOUSE. The Sewerage Bill Passed. Gen. Shelley’s bill to provide for the comptetion of the sewerage system in the District was taken up by the committee of the whole house tls after- noon and agreed to practically without opposition. Mr. Shelley and Mr. Spriggs explained the bill and Mr. Spriggs offered an amendment reported by the District ‘committee upon the recommendation of the District. Commissioners, authorizing the Com- missioners to. bay towards ‘the work half of any Surplus now at thelr disposal. ‘The bill being re- ported to the House was passed. ‘The only amend— ments to the bill are one requiring the District to Pay four per cent interest. ou thelr half of the sum advanced, and that authorizing the Comuntssioners to pay on'the work such surpius at the disposal of the Cominissioners. Other Bills. BILL TO INCREASE THE WATER SUPPLY FUND. ‘The following bilis were also passed: To amend the act increasing the water supply of the elty of Washington, The bill provideS tor the acquiring by the United States of the outstanding title to stich land and water rights as may be requtreil for the erection of fishways, and appropriates $50,000. BILL, TO PROTECT FISH SPAWN. To protect fish in the Potomac river tn the Dis- trict of Columbia and to provide a spawning ground forshad and herring in that river. The bill was passed with the clause giving a portion of the tine to the informer stricken out. ‘The amendment making the provisions of the bill spply to angling Was not agreed to. ‘The blll prohibits for a pert. Of five years all fishing in the Distriet waters of the Potomac except with hook and line, and provides for such offense a fine of from $10 wo $100, togetaer with forfeiture of tackle. ‘THE PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY. Mr. Cox introduced a bill in the House to-day to reguinte the practice of dentistry inthe District, It provides that no one shall practice dentistry in the District without a proper diploma, under pen- ally of afine of not more than $200, oF more Unan 90 days imprisonment. ‘The Police Bill Under Consideration. ‘The House again went into a committee of the whole and took up the District police DIL The bill, which has been published in Tae Stax, pro- vides that no person shall be lcensed to conduct ‘the business of a pawnbroker orkeep a Junk shop or second-hand clothing store, until it be shown, that he or she 1s of good repute, and has executed a bond to the District of Columbia with surety to the satisfaction of the District Commissioners in the sum of $1,000. It provides that persons so licensed shall Teceive deposits betore eleven O'clock a m., or after nine o'clock p. m; that a book or register shall be ‘kept of thelr transactions, a copy of the entries to be furnislied to the chief of police at.12 o'clock each day, giving description of pledges received, with name of person from whom purchased, &c.; that no Diedyes dail bereceived or articles purchased trou ‘8 notorious thief, @ minor or Intoxicated person. A fine of froma $10 to $100 with an alternative of a term of not more than ninety days ts fixed fo1 Violation of the act. ‘The bill provides also to clear the clty of thieves, vagrants, &c., and provides for the better enforcement of the Sunday laws. It provides against the destruction of pubite or pri- ‘vate property by # fine of not less than $5. A fine of not more than $% is inposed Upon any one ex- Un, a street lamp without authority. The conimissioners are given extended control over Dootblacks, newsboys, hackmen, hacks, public vehi- cles, &¢. ‘The ers are given discretion ‘w appoint policemen who have not been soldiers or sallora. It also provides for the cleaning of the streets of snow and dogs, Mr. Beliord opposed the bill on the grounds that it exposed to publication the poverty of many re- spectabie and proud persons who Were forced to pawn articles to get food. the bill struck out ‘The committee, in re section 14, umending the lottery act of 1 ‘Mr, Brown (Ind) attacked the committee for striking out this section, and-said that the elty of ‘Wasulngton was the hotbed of lottery fraud, ‘Capitol ‘Topics, MARSHAL BTROBACH'S TERM OF OFFICE EXPIRED. Mr. Logan, from the judiciary committee, sub- mitted to the Senate Saturday the report on Mr. Morgan's resolution in relation to the tenure oi ‘office of Paul Strobach, Unived States maranal in Alabama, Strobach was uppolnted to Mil out the term of Osborne, who Was remo ‘commit tée report that Strobach could only ‘hold during the term of Osborne, and that the former's: ‘ten. lure expired with the end of the Osborne term, which ‘was on April 16, 1884, ‘Mz, Caxwo, controller of the currency, formally entered on his duties this afternoon, He gave bond in the sum of $100,000. Ravat Onpens—Lieut. ED. Bostwick 1s de- tached from the hydrographic and ordered twattend a course of artillery at Fort Monroe, Va. Sailmaker N. Lynch is placed on the retired list.” Lieut. W. P. Ray has been detached Washington, a “Did you consider the examination of Mr. Walsh fohave been thorough?” asked one of the eommit- e. “Yes, I thought hls examination was very ex: haustive,” the witness replied, ho Conducted tue examination?” “Mr. Bliss.” THE TESTIMONY NOT SUFFICIENT TO WARRANT IN- DICINENT. “Its known,” said Mr. Springer, “that the grand Jury falled to convict. Was this because the grand Jury thought tiere was not suificient evidence, or ‘On account of the statute of Ittitation?” Withess repiiel that the statute of limitation was not considered. He thought that the testt- mony presented WaS not enougu to Warrant an in- \umnent, ked If he was aware of any effort on the part of any government oficial ta suppress e @. He sald he knew of no such effort. Toa question as to Whetner any effort had been mace to improperly Intuence the grand jury, be gave the same answer. A MODEST BUT EFFECTIVE DEFENSE OF THE CHARAC- TER OF THE GRAND JURY. Mr. Stewart asked the witness’ opinion of the character of the grand Jury, saying in explanation that there had been so much suld that reflected upon the character of the Washington juries. ‘Witness answered, with some degree of modesty, that he thought the jury was of good character, being composed of representative business meu! He then named as some or the Jururs Messrs. Koose, Stephenson, Henry Willard, Keyworth, ‘Truesdell, Ediunds, &e. Mr. Stewart suggested that those tiames were suMficient to give a color of respectability to tue grand jury. 4 SERIOUS TING TO INDICT AU. 8. SENATOR. Witness was asked If he remembered of Mr. BUSS. making the statement, attributed to him by Mr, Walsh, that it was a very serious thing tw indict & U.S. Senator. Witness said that he did not think Bliss ha sald very serious, but had sald it was a serious thing to indict & United ‘States Senator. ‘This was sitld be- fore the grand jury got through their deliberations, He could not remember Just What was Suid nor how it was browsut about, PRICE NOT BiLFORE THE GRAND JURY. Witness sald that, Mr, Bliss iad told them that Mr. Price would be brought before them, but he did novappear. Mr. Biss had seemed to think that Price’s testimony would be @ clincher. In relation to the record of the Sp ford-Kelloge case he said that some or the Jury had asked that | the book be sent for, end, betng in doubr, he (wit | ness) had asked Mr. 1 80, and he suid that there couid bs no objecuom. . Walsh Examined. Mr, Joun A. Walsh, aced 28 years and a specula- | tor, was the next witness. MW Ish satd he be- cate a mall contr. for McDonald, Kirk € Co. So, 40101) from Santa Fe to Prescott. irin toid him they had the Santa Gott route, and they were sure of havi dived and the pay incre: They w ble amount of m1 already siiseounted $4,000 Or tor throush @scounting drafis He had the mail route The Ne- route. Witness hau 00 on quiries, Brady as: him that he couid advance WIUL sifety, aS there Was no doubt that the route Fe to Prescott would be _xpedited and ased. Witness SAW BRADY TO MAKE SCRE unless satisfied that the expedition would be al- lowed. Upon Brady"sassurances of coming expedi- ton, witness advanced the finn about 1.000. 0 be more seenire witne-s dtd someting very untisn: He wrote to the Postmaster General asking that the McDonald firm ‘be not allowed to sublet with- | out witness! consent, and the Postinaster General replied granting Wulsh’s reques da Ia-s of papers, which, 4, Were the noWs, chattel mortzazes, et by the McDonald frm to secure tte loans ad- to them. ‘The witness algo produced a letter from Brad ing McDonald & Co. should not make sub-coniracts witheut Walsh's assent, In connection with the documents witness Incident ally coraplained that he had been spoken of and treated as a conspirator by George Bilss, and he subinitted these documents to show that all his SS with the department were regular and suraizht, ‘Witness said everything ran along all right until A FALLING OUT occurred in the McDonald firm, and witness retused to advance them any more money. Subsequentiy. McDonald advised witness that he had arranged with Parker, Cluggage & Co. to advance money, and that the latter frm would pay Walsh the $36,000 he had advanced to McDonald & Co. This arrange- ment was overthrown by the conduct of Jerome J. Hinds, a member of the McDonald drm, who had fallen out with McDonald and others of the and who was making waron is former part: on Walsh. Tosave witness McDonald turned over the Santa Fe and Prescott route to him (Walsh) a3 the sub-contractor. ‘The contract price of the roure Was $74,000, and Hinds objected to this arrange- ment. He made “war to the knife” against it, and. demanded $15.000 as Iils share of the proceeds of the a firm of Mcvonald & Co, Unless unis was paid, nds DECLARED HE WOULD CRUSH WALSH. Witness refused to pay the $15,000. S. B. Elkins and Kerns called upon witness and urged him to pay Hinds’ demand of $15,000. Witness refused, saying he could not see why he should pay amember of a firm that was laryely indebted to him. Elkins and Kerns adv him that he didn’t understand those things; that he had better pay Hinds to save trouble, us Hinds could get up an Investigation and brake him uP, ‘unless he got the money he demanded. Witness still refused and Hinds Kept up the war and finally “ground witness out very fine.” His contract was annulled and the route was turned over to the bondsmen at the original price of $13,200. They wouldn't perform the service, While Witness had the route he performed the service all right, but Hinds had ‘REMARKABLE INFLUENCE AT THE POST OFFICE DEPART. MENT, and the officials seemed to fear him. Finally, when the bondmen offered to perform the service, and when the contract was gbout to be let to the next highest bidder, at $19,000, witness had a talk with Brady and said he wanted to save his money. He told Brady he (witness) had the stock on the route and was willing to take the contract for $18,000. He talked to Brady about the chances of his getting the route expedited, but Brady gave him no satisfaction. Witness got up petltions for expedition, having taken’ the route for $18,000 in ‘the hope of getting expedition; but Hinds kept up the War,and witness was advised that he could never get aiong unless he wed Hinds. He protested that he didn’t owe ete; Hinds had Unreat- ened to have an investigation, and charged that witness bad paid money to Brown for Finally, Hinds catied on witvess and they tak. bit de demanded Witness repiled “My God, Hinds, {don’t owe you any thing: pay that. IfIdo,I’ll never see daylight.” Hinds Teplied that 1t wa’ useless to talk about that. ‘BINDS GETS HIB $20,000. postal drafts for the firtn, and ite retused to advance | more unless satisied tat thelr pay would be in ereased. Wit {to Brady and made ine of the matter, because he was unwililng to advance | | } | } tus “siuw | onpresiy ‘ored to turn It off joculariy, but Brady It Was an assessment and tnsisted upon. payt Wish did not pax, and soon atte sr ued an order cotting Of lls pay $1 Another pretending to retuce the dist muah es, BUL really reducing It onl3 Issued, atid witness bexan to suffer ail sorts of ad transiet on loans. Hinds and witness told uy; Wat he was being could do, At last Hinds ishif he Was depending only on t nswerd tn | Was being ed, atid that rady would sive N Chance to get out Wile he (Hinds) would war agaln” HINDS BEARDED THE LION IN TS DEN by calling on Brady at hts house, and they hada Une of 11, as Hinds reported. Brady threatened to 45 out, and Hinds threatened to ex Soon after in December, 184, Bra money trom Wale! Th ed: “E thought it was tie for ed to borrow some eU hin have it. Tdidn't wa hia outright, so1 put fim om, wetting bum th were close With me.” Here We wituess produced aud reaa THE NOTED “GINGER” LETTER of Brady, with some comments that committee. He explained that he hud boucht 300 Shares of Chattangoza ta Brads"s presence, and tt was this the latter wanted to borrow, When he refused Brady tureateued to send the w thing “to the devil” The witness next. described ridan’s Was pressing wit him he could p wrecked In spite of all we wed W @ tO get his weeting with Brady at Gen, Geo. A. house, Which he said Was Brady's house for settle Meaty and he testified that Brady demanded thot he (Wash should pay for the expedition granted on his contract. Walsh remarked that he a expedition was granted in response to petitions Ti Wed “tuitt petitions were. of io less theo Were — propitious, and proceeded to against Waist, demanding c t ¥ tne “latter bad procured trutn 1 tice departey When Weish p Brady replied hat he Was very fooilsh to that he (Srady) Was grant ay expedit hotbtng. Walsbe sworn 4 rativa of Gis way af doing bustie-s, itted that the $8,000 Ut went to Brown was for nua (Brady). BRADY W) SIS STARE. Brady said the Walsh rou expedited from $74,080 Lo $234,000—a diTerence of 360.090. That US, aL 6 per cent, was $3.60), and to be counted of th Threatened to go into cour IMeASUT's Suilis him by Brady’ to sq WALSH TREATED WITH GREAT COU! Shortly after Nir. James becatae Postin eral Mr, Woodward, Mr. Walsh sald, witness and told hita he (wit “it treated unsairiy depart claring in ractor Or Son thing” of that asked Lim to ¢ upon the Post He called and was told that there was about 245.000 du He was Treated with great courtesy, aud Use qttestion of Lis testimony in trlals to be rererned to. Wit | hess, conUnuing, gave a detailed account of his eon- nection and settiement with We government as a contractor. CONVERSATIONS WITH He sald that he bad had sev with A.M. Gibson, that genth ‘This he d ements OF After t Washington News and Gossip, Govrrswesr Kecurss To-pay.—Internal reve: ue, $911,594.56; Custos, $604,636. Thr Stawesk Ewsass¥ took a drive to Cabin John bridge yesterday, They visited the Capitol to-day. Mr. Gro. U. Rose, formeriy stenographer to the | Appolutzaent clerk of the Treasury department, has been appoluted stenographer to Assistant Secretary Charles E. Coon, A POSTMASTER ANKE: ED.—The postmaster at ‘Te TreTs.—The Navy department ts informed that the arctic steamer Thetis salied from St. Johns Uuls morning. Gxo. M. McComas, a clerk in the collector's office at Baltimore, has been promoted to be deputy col- lector of the port, vice D. W. Gray, deceased. A number of promotions in Uie cicrical force Lave been made in consequence. Gorxa a Fismixa.—Secretary Lincoln and Gen. Sheridan will leave to-morrow for a week's fiehing at Pedee island, Lake Erie. A few prominent gen- Uemen from Chicago aud New York will accom pany them, ARMY ORDERS.—Capt. M. Cooney, 9th cavalry, granted six months’ leave; Lieut, Col. R. Smith, deputy paymaster general, four months’ leave; First Lieut. H. Wyzant, 24th Infantry, two months’ extension of his icave; Maj. ‘1. Wilson, commis Sary of subsistence, leave from June 3d To Septem ber 7th, 1884; Capt. C. A. Booth, gssisiant querter- master, one month's leave, audrelloved asa inem- ber of the general court-martial at Columbus, Ohio. TAR Manive NatIONAL Baxk.—The controller of currency to-day received a letter from Mr. Scriba, the examiner in charge of the Marine National bank, of New York, saying that the bank 1s tnsolv- ent and Will have’ to be placed in the hands of a recelver. ‘The controller says that a receiver will be appointed as soon as he receives the report of the examiner, which will probably be toamorrow. It was expected to-day, but did not come. Prrsonat.—Postmaster General Gresham 1s in Boston, to arrange improved postal factiities tor New England.—Senator Don Cameron satled for home on the steamship Gallia which lett Queens town yesterday.— Minister Wallace will soon re- turn from Constantinople on a few months’ leave of absence. -presentative Lamb of Indiana wat registered in New York last eventng.— Assistant Postmaster General Hatton has returned to the city.—Marquis. -Valle, secretary ne {tatian legation here, sled for ‘urope on sate day.— Mrs. General ixobert Anderson and daugh- tersareat the Ebbit.—Mr. and Mra Charles Nordhoff of this city were among the passengers Salling from New York for Liverpool on Saturday. —-Mr. W. Pierce Bell has returned from Chicago, Whither he went a few days ago on business — Senor Godoy, the Chilian minister, went over to New York for a short, visit op Saturday.—W. P. ‘Tisdel of this city arrived in New York from Europe .——H. M. Ewing and Prot. and irs. J. At Gregory, of Wi were registered in Chi cago on Saturday.——Mr. RK: R. Perry has revurned from Florida, where he Went on a business visit a few days ago——Hon. H. ‘Troy. is at Worn y's ——Hermann Bay, of Watt igs “ne wepresentative Norcross ot Massachusetts, is at the two young men mamed Dag Sauith and Weak. Davis were arrested by ves Edelin and Mat- Ungly at Price's livery stables, on 6th street, while eith having stolen tro ine farm of Str, Rien o ts Ge encaats wn pet ‘the detectives the grand jury; ast week, ‘awanted 10 i witness | ulsed the | | conversations masking him | dived agalast lita, Une wit | Xichol- Son Was on the loovut at the time of the collision and distinctly ascribed THE FACET OF THR DISASTER mer. "Le Survivors who arrived yestere rabiy Of Third officer Allan, as ved by the Titania Both Al he tkfaied steamer, who ar- CITY OF ROME REFT She wes so near that it was Impossible pot to have and undersiood Uhe sicnals The story told by lie survivors on Uh Titania of the gailane uh, of Lhe State of Florida, andes, Miss MCFarian, of the Uravery of Lamp= 1 Drecking In the bottom to draw vut the men OW, are corroborated By those who ar . “ Tes, The mt es vo the activ. ed by Second Officer Younger, who is in geiting out the boats. ‘The iife he Pore » io Which the captain and two » picked Uji, Was brought up by the rescue fe ot the lighter Henry OF the overturtied bs soned_ be | tag bark es | Street News, | FANDERBILT MAKES THY New Your, nt the recent sale Of $10,000,000 govern- Was not used fo purchase stocks, os reported tune, but to aid Lis brokers, who a sistance ake Uhings “stug” during ble Hise 1. Nir, Vanderilit stated Defore salle. ing ope that he had pot sold @ share of ‘dure be bu E Keading Stock, but had increased his Ing Lie recent ruld to over $10,000,000, and | was in the property to stay. | Senator Sabin a Heavy Rorrewer. S TRANSACTIONS IN NEW ENGLAND, Bostox, M bas been borrower fo ny from capitalists New York, Be any Of the smaller cities New Engiand, sold stock in Norwich, Fitchburg, Lowell, Mane ter, Bangor, and other places, “Trust tunes are said tobe largely im | vested int seen sala e Table quantities, with half as much of the stock thrwa inasa Danus, One firm in Boston ts sald to hold nearly $100,000 In the stock aid paper of the car company, UUL It 18 DOR exe | That the firm wil be affeoted by the fallure, | Senator Sabin has been east several umes t | Making sues of Sock abd negotiating loan hs since @ leading firm of bankers arly $200,000 of his stock and paper, | ee N. May 18.—AN explosion Oo» ) Uhls” morning tn a small Neca uly occupant, Wa the Union w 1g Was blown to'atoms and Hutchinson 1 muLHLaALed. chips A Lively Lanatic at Large. HE FIGHTS A CKOWD OF THREE HUNDRED AND SHOOTR ONE AN. NOTON, Tht, May 12. LiL, Says: ‘This ctty was greatly excited lay by"the sanguinary actions of a lunatie some as yet nd the city during the ot the tery Benz drove him da revolver and oun ving him away, ston of th ise. A nied Blenz and ‘the ed acein arm. He to A second story . The lututic Was Wen handcuffed and ken tO Jall, | The ethodist Generat Conferences REPORT OF THE BOARD OF BISHOPS AGAINST ESTAB+ HING RFISCOPAL RESIDENCES ABROAD, Puapenrnta, Ma general confers of the ‘hn Ubjs morn. n Asoc Ishop Kandolph 8. Foster inthe chair, Harris, seer Anwcunoed that th | Bishop simpso After devotional exercises, Bishop of the board of bishops, bishops met last Saturday In ‘SToom tO cousiger the questions preseuted Uy t renee, and agreed on the following: ‘In view of ie action of two. ot YOUr Standing ronmitters concerning the establishinens OF wo eplscos cussion of the’ wea residences abfoad and of thie die ny the general conferenoe, § Ciubarrassed in expressing am ative to the que~tuon, but ye we feel Is best to express onr deliberate and | that i Goxntwous Judetment Laat tts not wise to Ox am episcopal residence at this thine in Europe, i Atri these countries, ind It Should be so decided, thls would not affect our Opinion Litherlo @pressed as to the number of Bishops to be elected by Uns conference. AFUND FOR WORN-OUT PREACHERS, t Mitchell, of the Northwest Towa offered a resolution that a committes Tal conference dim npeduited to & cOnneXional “@O for wora-out preachers, Chel widows and orphans. ; cmap It was Feterred to the committee on econdwiy, WILL Instructions to report at an early dale, AGAINST THE COLOR LivE, On motion of Rev. Dr. Marshall W. Taylor, af the Lexington conference, a resolution was. Unat color #8 no bar to the right or privilege to any Oflice in the Metodist Episcopal cure. THE ORDER OF THE DAY was taken up, viz: The report of toe committee om the episcopacy with tegard to episcopal Fesidence in foreign countries Rev. Dr, Marstiall W. Taylor was given leave to witidraw bis amendment with regard to Africa as scopal Fesidence. ‘The subject was then dit. cussed by Kt w of the Phila- of xe North India couferenc yout you may bave we ot impos: a bicep on us When Wedo not want one. My position in country is similar w thal Of a Colored pre — General Foreign News by Cable. ASSASSINATING CHRISTIANS IN SOUTH AFRICA. Loxpos, May 12—Advices from ‘South: Airica, state that on Sunday, May 4,a band of the Usutus attacked the congregation ot worshipers at the Norwegian mission station at Inblabatkh as they were leaving Une church. Three pet~ sons were killed. Tuough the missionaries were red the marauders returned at nignt and killed ‘Une Chrisans Lney could find. heen dic ments ‘The President Coming to Washingtem ‘This Evening. New Yore, May 12. —President Arthur will leave this city for Washington unis evening. Be took @ walk eariy this morning, and op his return was called on by Police Commissioner French and Gea ‘dharpe. —_—__ Almost the entre business of the of Breedsviiie, Van ‘Buren ‘county, Bich bathed renaeday” TNS Doanen Rowe wee ‘Four buildings on Magazine between TR and 8th, New Orleans, were last night, Tas sano