Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1884, Page 1

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MiLivaRY Bocnty Lanp WaRRANTS.—The Acting Secretary of the Interfor has affirmed the practice | of former secretaries, to the effect that after the assignment and location of a military bounty Innd warrant issued by the Commissioner of Pensions the Commissioner of the General Land Office can- not refuse to patent the location of the innocent purchaser, upon the ground of a discovery of fraud practised by the warrantee In the original procurement of the warra Derachep From Tue Retier VessErs.—Ensign Charles Harlow has been detached from the Thetis and Ensign L. K. Reynolds from the Bear and or- dered to duty in connection with the southern ex- Positions, under Lieut B. H. Buckingham. Tug PRestpent and party were yesterday the seneral Sharpe at Kingston, N. Y. To- day the President, his daughter Nellie, Miss Mc- neral Sharpe took a special train for Lake Mohunk, in the Shawapgunk mountains, | Where Miss McElroy has been swpping for some ume, SECRETARY McPHERSON has gone home to look after his campaign hand-book, which is to come out in a day or two. ‘TAXES ON Sprntrs.—The acting commtsstoner of internal revenue has postponed the time that his 6th of September, as originally ordered. THE CAPE SABINE HORROR, MEN CRAZED BY STARVATION. A Talk with Lient. Powell—Cannabal- ism Admitted—The Diaries Not Down to that Awiul Time—Tergible Condi- tion of the Men when Fofind, etc. Lieut. Powell, an officer of the signal service, who ‘was present at the Greely reception at Portsmouth. and also at the funeral of the dead at New York, and who talked with all the survivors, sald in con- versation with a Stan reporter to-day, “the journals which were kept by the individual members of the party were discontinued upon leaving Fort Conger at Lady Franklin bay. After reaching Camp Clay one or two diaries were Kept—one by Sergeant Brain- erd.” “Do they make any allusion to the cannibal ism among the party?” asked the reporter. “No, I think not. You see, the men were too far gone to keep any noie of events when they were reduced to such straits as to eat human‘flesh, But then there 1s no doubt of the canniballam. There was no chance either of keeping the fact secret; too many men knew it. It was only noped that ft could be Kept quiet until Greely could make an official re- port, when matters were more quiet and the public could reason better regarding the exigencies of the casa. oe let the cat out of the bag?” asked the re- Porter, “Well, I suppose it was Norman. Hes apt to zet on a spree and talk too much; Lut the matter would have become known anyhow, because, as I sald, too many people knew it. The Survivors talked about ‘scenes of horror, it was seldom that the men stooa | upright. They crawled about on their hands and knees over the rocks and ice, and when Sergeant Brainerd was undressed on board the Thetis his xhees were found calloused to # thickness of over half an inch. In the midst of such horrors it was Wondered by the rescuing party how Greely and his few compantons kept their reason. About the cam] were scattered bones of the dead, and dissected ant mutilated bodies were half exposed in the burial plot Dack of the tent. It was A scene at which the Tescuers shuddered as they looked and the truth ‘stood revealed. The bodies of those who died natural deaths were Not Mutilated where death had been caused by disease. As to how many died of scurvy accounts differ. Commander Schiey reported 17 as having Gor rom starvation, Sergeant Cross, the rst Of | Darscnai committee, and aonOs teen tee the exploring party to die, passed away last New Year's day, according to Commander Behley’s re- port. ergeant Connell, one of the rescued, says Uhat Cross died of scurvy on January 18. At St. Johns it was revorted that one of the two men lost on April 9 died of scurvy. With several dead of Scurvy and Henry shot all id not die of starvation. Instead, it is feared that others met death as Henry did. It is known that court martials were of frequent occurrence in the Greely camp. Dr. Payy was on trial no less than three times, There were dissensions among the men, and as their condition grew more desperate these Increased. Until weakened in body and mind by privation each did all he could for ‘the others. But at the last the struggie for life became single. It was each man for himself. ‘The officers of the reilef vessels still refuse to say anything on the unpleasant subject, as is their duty. | Sullors talk freely. But some of the scenes ‘The Democratic Campaign. QUIET WORK AT HEADQUARTERS—SENDING OUT DOCUMENTS—PAVORALE KEPORTS FROM DISTIN- GUISHED DEMOCRATS—CLAIMING CALIFORNIA. At the democratic headquarters the work of compiling facts and figures relative to the tssues that wiil be prominent in. the campaign is being steadily pursued. A considerable number of documents have been sentout, the principal one being Mr. Voorhees’ speech on the McSweeny case, for which there 1s great demand, It ts not designed to employ any great force, but to do the Work quietly and efMiciently. Mr. Gorman, the chairman of the committee, ts | also chairman of the executive committee of the in New York and keeps constantly in communtca- Uon with headquarters here. Congressman Post, the secretary, is now at his home in Pennsylvan whither he went to address a meting of his co! SUtuents. In his absence Mr. Watson Boyle, the assistant secretary, 1s in charge. Mr. Post will re- turn in a few days, Nearly every day some distinguished democrats Grop tn at headquarters and report the condition of things Jn their locailties. ‘The mall fs large,and the reports of visitors and those contained in’ let- ters are of such character as to give those In charge confidence in the result, From the w Illinois, Indiana, iowa, Michigan, Colorado Nebraska letters’ have "been received asking for documents arid reporting that the German vote is going almost in a body for Cleveland and Men- ick, Among the callers yesterday was Mr. Charles E. Telegrams to The Star, HANLAN DEFEATED BY BEACH A VICTIM OF THE EARTHQUAKE A FRENCH-CHINESE WAR IMMINENT. THE SHARON CASE FORGERY. SUICIDE FOLLOWING A SCANDAL. POWER OF THE Ist VOTE, Mild English Criticiem of Mr. Cleveland "Lonpox, August 14—The Standard expresses: ‘Surprise that wr. Cleveland raid have sent a let ter to the Trish meeting at Boston on Wednesday night, and says: Even ff the letter was tnoffen- ‘sive in Substance ft ts to be presumed that ft would not meet the appro er " The Stend- | ara adds further: “T | America Shows ‘the power it is lkely to here.” — BEACH BEATS HANLAN. The Championship of the World Ven by Seven Lengths. Loxpox, August 16—A dispatch from Sraner, N. S W., reports that the sculling match between Hanian and Beach for the champtonship of the World and £590 a side tock place to-day onthe Par Tamatta river, Beach won the maich by seven lengens, — SATIONAL SUICIDE, the Tevis-tgichart Senndal, Sr. Lovis, August 16.—A very sensational sutcide Occurred here last night, which ts Itkely to revive an old and sad affair, and cause agreat deal of comment In society circles. Russell IL Tevis, who At will be recollected, shot and seriously wounded Frank T. Iglehart, two years ago last winter, for too Intimate relations with his wite, went to his home, 2544 St. Louls avenue, about 10 o'clock Iast night, and, as far as now can be learned, had some angry words with his wife. Remarkinz that he thought it would be better for all of them to die— 129 Feisnay ivanta a Itwnen they were rescued in a halfecrazed condi. | Ubey describe are too revolting for repetition, At | 2TAYeRS @ pro He gays the democrats’ wilt carey | cridenuy meantt omy fined — “ aopsetbntit order for immediate distraint for taxes on spirits | ton. Now, I have talked with Greely and the rest | the Greely camp matters were found in as bad a four and probably. five Of the ca! onal dis- Bale aa eee ae nee eee beep ince ig == REV. J.J BULIOC PREACH | at the expiration of the warehousing Dond shall | of the survivors, and with the officers of the res. | condition as It 1s possible to imagine. The disin- | four and valifornia; that there ts no disaffection of | divining his purpose fied boctiiy fen the rene? GAS FIXTURES, &2. At Mu tropolitan Pr soyterian Church, sti and | take effect to the 6th of December instead of the | culng party, and'I'll tell you my opinion regarding | lerment of the remains of Lieut. Kislingbury has | the tush in hisstate, and that the strength out- ng urpes*, fied hastily from the room. Gas Stoves that will do cll Panay Coote Datrects southeast, To-morrow, at 11, Free pews. All 9 ¥. F. BROOKS, S91 15th street. Corcoran Built IRON BIT Mosex Gives Away. 85 $15 810, €50 IN ALL. In order to introduce to the Cousumers of Cigarettes bur Brand of PURITY SWEET, c BAPTIST CHURCH, CORN: sud H sts u.w.—Serviews at Ii o'clock « m. en OF UNBARTON AVENUE M, E, CHURGH— {ine at 11a. m. by the pastor, Key. W. I ednesday evenitig, mm MeCaules’s Hall, ee Land dd streets southeast, Capitol Hill. We ‘din the Serij'tures ‘sion taught by the advocate the way of salvation rev of truth, and rejec ‘All are Invited. AN CH Preaching To: iorrow (Sunday), at Ua, m,. by Ke ia_avent _ STIER, 1t | MINISTER PHELPS AND THE CHINESE AMBASSADOR. Telegraphic information has been received of the arrival at Lima ot Capt. Phelps, the United States minister to Peru, and the Chinese minister who is aecredited to that country as well as the United isposai of Capt. Phelps, and he and the Chi- inister crossed the istumus in an hour and forty-five minutes. ‘The Chinese on the isthiwus made much of the presence of the Chinese minister. Tue Navy Derartuext FRavpa.—The naval court of inquiry appointed to investigate the Navy department frauds, which adjourned recently upon that story. There is no doubt about its truth, an there is NO DOUBT ABOUT GREBLY’S HONESTY when he says if there was cannibalism he did not Know it, When these men were rescued they were not responsible beings, They had undoubtedly thelr dead comrades and partake of it. Greely was In a mighty bad condition. He was confined to the tent by extreme weakness. He was mighty popular with the majority of the party, and when the men obtained something to eat, it ‘was their natural impulse to share 1t with their commander. He partook of human flesh without knowingwwhat shown only what could be revealed by the opening of any of the other fron coffins Where only scat tered bones were left no attempt was made to put them together except ih the casket marked Private Henry.” ‘THE KISLINGBURY EXAMINATION. Adispatch from Rochester, N. ¥., August 15th, and James Buckley, Dr. F. A. Mandeville, and Drs. Baker, of Hornelisville, and Lawrence, ot’ Kanona, who happened to be present, made an examination Of the fecal matier found in’the iarge intestine of Lieut. Kislingbury’s body when the autopsy was held yesterday. It 1s composed of several substan- ces, halr, woody and veetable fiver, minute shells, side his party that Blaine 1s credited in the east With possessing in California, 1s ail a myth. ee Republican Sinews of War. ALITTLE TALK AT HEADQUARTERS ABOUT CONTRIBU- TIONS FROM GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES. ‘The republican finance committee were stepping clerks who drew their half-month pay this morn- ing. Several came in and went out again with re- ceipts for contributions. : “Much coming in?” asked Taz Star man of one of the committee, Tevis then placed the pistol to his own head and sent a bullet through his brain, falling dead upon the floor, Not much can be leatned about the case, as Mrs. Tevis ts su: i from hysteria, but it ts known that Tevis bought out his business partner yesterday and had been drinking. He was two years old_ and of a very nervous ten His Wife fs a day 7 chter of Gen. Reese, U. fet : ‘ wubsisted on human flesh for some time. I have no . $ Involved in the unfortunate affair with yi — = a States. Upon arriving at Panama the railroad | 5! Says: This noon with proper magnifying glasses, | spout with an air of business to-d: ‘and | Was invoi he unfortuna’ fair with youn, the Muscles : 7 t, Shs . | doubt, that driven to de: by hunger, the: ay, ‘nart, 3 Ag ch het — Sey are cee ae ee the disaster ee Car and locomotive at | Wourd go ont and cut some Aesh of the bodies: of | Obtained trom Bausch and Dransfield, Drs. Charies | were on hand ready to receive contributions from | Je!eaart. two years ago, for which her husband obtained a divorce; b it some months later they met In Chicagosbecai reconciled, were: reanatvied, and have since been living together, A Ranawnay Strect Car. POUR LADIES HURT; ONE OF THEM KNOCKED SENSE- LEss. e Wa ing; ental {not seales,) nnd muscie and flesh. "Or this there | {We arn’t bankrupt.” was the reply. PITTsErRG, Pa., August 16.—While a transverse To the one who produces at the office of Tho Evening pepbaply not Teassemble unt some time In Octo- | In my-anind but what <ome of those who died also | the mass. What appear to be the stems of moss | SA man who he willing to contribute to its success | Song down sith street yesterday the driver lost Bter the largest wut | ber. It will then be necessary to appoint another | partook of human Mesh. T tell you it will be a long | Were seen. One gray halr 1s plain to be seen. The ought to step down aud out” Pane vg gtd pa agg ange vig ge ar ae ¢tte Wrappers on or Sunday | President of the court, as Commodore Jouett will | Une before the horrors of Camp Clay are known | Muscle has the appearance of the end of a severed | OU ‘Say So, too,” put in Mr. Loudermilikc. naaied Sroxsease Suey Gar mah eal oroswee WE Youn poopie beeen eee | mmand of the North Atlantic squadron | thoroughly. tendon. Tits fact 1s quite suggestive. catgag : : DOLLARS IN CASH. TES Packages to be sealed and dizected to HLL. ADAMS, aust MAKE AFFIDAVIT be- mse Ves Baptsm atter ser S aand Cstree | C. Hagey. Vesper Sunday school, Fifth of series on “The Aliracien" H, CORNER norrow at 11a to 8 p.m Prayer meting ‘Thursday’ DRGETOWN), © F. Forrest, D.D., rector. before the delivery of the Gifts | [=> Opn, Seats fre snd your address, RE the @ investigations of the court ve revealed the facts that there were frauds in the bureau of medicine andsurgery beiore Medical Director Wales became surgeon general; that there were one hundred and fifty-six false vouchers, Involving nearly $100,000, and that there Were no similar frauds in the oluer bureaus of me- dicine and surgery. YeLLow FEVER oN THE U. 8 S. GaLENA.—The Acting Secretary of the Navy yesterday recetved a tele: from Commander Batcheller, of the U.S. S. ut Key West, reporting that Ensign E. been sent to the hospital with ved to be yellow fever, and. the ves- and he would sail as instructed. A te.egram was M. and Gree PITIFUL CONDITION OF THE SURVIVORS WHEN FOUND. ‘The story of the Joy of the survivors when they Were found fs ridiculous. Lieut. Colwell, who was the first man to reach the tent, told me that when they met Long, who, you know, came part way to meet them, he was completely played out. When asked how many were living, he gaspingly replied, “Seven.” “Where are they?” asked Colwell. “Over there,” he said faintly, pointing to the hill. Of course they hurried over the hill and found the tent. It was closed, and elther Chief Engineer Lowe or Norman cut it. Colwell stuck his head in y, Who was but the semDiance of a man, if on his hands and knees and gazed in raised him: aperfectly dazed manner. Colwell didn’t know after all that I've been through you might give me The Relations of Greely and Kisling- bury. ©. 1. Clark, guardian of the children of Lieut. Kislingbury, in an Interview at Detrolt, yesterday, sald: “It brought to such a point of starvation I think the unfortunate men would have been thor- oughly Justitied in doing as they did. It may be that before he died Lieut. Kislingbury was forced to do likewise. It 1s, to say the least, cruel to crit- {cise In the manner that_has been done the unfor- tunate party on its return from the horrors of their exile. The friends of Lieut. Kisiingbury made a mistake, in my judgment, when they permitted the body to be exhumed.” Sir. Clark also stated that Private Chas. Buck Henry, who was shot by order “A lis & government position,” ad- ded Mr. Clapp, ‘is in honor bound to be a republt- can, and as Such ought to contribute to the success of the party.” “But Judge Thoman says,” suggested the re- porter, “that under the civil service system as many democrats as republicans are appolnted.” “Oh, yes, they are trying to break down the adoptéd’ methods of admuntstering the govern- ent.” “We are not sending circulars to ent clerks merely,” sald Dr. Adaius, "We Send. 10 all good republicans.” “You haven't sent one tome,” suggested some one present. “No,” sald Mr. Clapp. “But if you were in gov- injured. An old lady named Curry was knocked. senseless, and it is feared that. she was hurt in- ternaily.” ‘The others were badly bruised, Dut wiil recover. Shot His Father Dead. Kaxsas Crry, Mo., August 16—The Times’ Mane hattan,Kan.,dispatch says: Sherman Waters,son of Captain M.D, Waters.a well-known citizen,shot and killed his father yesterday. ‘The young man was armed with a shotgun and ‘was Just starting ona hunting excursion, when his father ordered film to shoot a neighbor's dog. ‘The boy refused and @ quarrel ensued, whereupon the parent entered the house, returned with a pistol and fired at ils son, Who returned the fire with fatal effect a : : service we would. We are not applying dence acre rea arantine. (Acting Secretary | nita, und asked him three times who he was, Dut he | the Telations existing between Lieuts, Greely and. | eTmmen laa : a vine” SOUTH. | , eecataphed vo Commander Tateheller, in | Coutan't.fepiys, Braltcrd ten Sid, “10S Cope | Kislingbury were most cordial, and tat the stories | Kaigt yoy Sovermment clerks, and they are in pera amgi Sheseggrd a eae geccnied | D.D., pastor —Prew ‘To-morrow (Suidiy), at 1i | he wa eres SuGuId prove to be yellow | Greely.” Colwell then gave them’ alla smuli | tothe contrary were unjust and untrue, ‘The basis ii es ax FRANCISOO, AUGUSE 16. —The Ata Public invited TT ver harbor Porkeeea tree, (ue Galena diFect to | qnount of puarmagan, fe was aitald of giving | Of this bellet i conversations with several of tue | whe Starving Blackfeet Indians, | for yagi snmment of Nelile Brackett, a weitness [oe RMPHAEL HALL, 912K STREET NORTH | from Commander Batchelter sald. there was no | (22% Loo tnt ren Then Wesel Oo Oe ee | werecte Sleney's Lite sa: matumore. Regarding the story that the Blackfeet Indians | that the word “Wife,” in “Dear Wit rs 188 2 Mons dtsitine Dealing by | OBZer any doubt of the genuineness of the case, giving them food. Greely said piteously, “I think are in a starving condition, Acting Secretary Joslyn | forgery. The marriage contract was written over s says that upon receipt of a dispaten from the | {Me Signature of Senator Sharon on paper. stolen Poon _ today received from Paymaster J. M. Jordan, In n ne of Lieut. A. W. Greely for stealing rations at Cape | *® from hisroom by the plaintiff. George W. Tyler, ad a ater e OF the station at Key West, reporting the | SMething to cat.” You see those men were Sabine, was a well-known figure in the central sec. | H¢lema board of trade, saying that they had rell- | counsel for the plaluti in Ube sult, pending. fur. Geo. W. Cochran & hws. me of the Galena at 8:15 a.m. to-day, and WEL a a Maha ae Gn Greety ate | tonof Baltimore, Mr. Thomas Murphy, the night able information that these Indians were starving, | nished the forin of contra’ So. ~ Mis. ne had no new cases. He was instructéd to | As Isald, they ate human flesh, and Greely ate BER sae Ae vee au the Indian office telegraphed Agent Hunt for infor_ —_————— 3 orrow, by ally Wlepraphie reporis of he Conan clerk at the Maitby house, stated lust hight, the WAS UNABLE TO WA Iwas so weak from sicki om Bitters brought me by b and strength, mays Mrx SUSAN GRAYSON, 1514 eth st. SyW-co A Turse Or Beste IS A JOY FOREVER. Youall know this; but many do not know that we arry the larcest assortment of ROLLED GOLD PLATE JEWELRY im the city, and that we take especial pride, not only to Keep our stock always complete, but that we are cou- tinually in receipt of the LATEST PRODUCTIONS (four eastern manufactories. THE MOST LOVELY DESIGNS are not the exception, but the rule, aud even to us our dewelry Department is a joy fore WORDERS NEVER CEASE, s surprise, when you find how de- a how far a aml many love: ent boxrcht of us, e a favorable foreed by uny of the handsome articles of Jewelry we display. timely pres- a would enst IT BEATS THE WORLD Se an orticte for Presents to young and old, and the re- msrkable LOW 5 or ix aetonishi ey have been WO We shall be glad if you stuck, M. SILVERBERG & CO. a2 Near Pennsylvania avenue, LK ACROSS THE FLOOR | <ifonr bottles ¢f Brown's | $ th Cuyitel and K tre aston, Kev. 5, ‘Tempe “ance au. The It! CHURCH WILL Stir street northwest (3 mg aud evening by Rev, uicatd, Street meeting at 30 a. an ursday evening. All are conta y: DRY M. E. CHURCH, streets.—Kev. HK. NaYion, pa vii L BEA GOSPEL TEM! wer the auspice: of the Temperance 1, on Sabbath Ev n speak-i6 will address the audi 14TH ANDG NCE the 1ith 1° F STH AND nday school, HaYGue;® p. m., er meeting on Thuredey i THE ELOQUINT DR. J. wimorniag and ¢ = THE WOMAN'SCH wat T p.m. Round-tri see on her lover if his wooinss were rein- | OLE WILL, | nim at 1 | ugrecational | 1 eveninur, Au- and O. depot nt 8:30 a im. re- | 80 cout, Mem- It preaching by the < ¥ No other evening NT ZION M. EL sth and R streets “north’ xs at Ma. m. by Key bring Gospel hy PRESBYTERIAN | ta, Morning Rey. Wat ELLior Younus people's service, It? R ching To- H. A. Gross; at 3 p. m. by E, D. OWES, a formicr pastor of this church. ping, fo which all Chris- piers. Mra, other well- Come early and It ON, street northwest, re in stating Brown's Iron Rittera psa $y 20-00 TS TO OTR AN ABOUT THE Mir HAD ALL M MFASURED AND MAKKED OF Ave rw y DRE GOODS URE: | AL STOCK TAKING | HAVE | AGAINST st 19, 1884, will eccur the crs’ Unfon, No. 1, | the Thetls, was in the elty y Ensign Capehart. Lect. Emory TAtw the navigating officer of terday, having come to Washington for a day from New York. He was reticent in regard to the details of the expedition- He will be detatled to duty fu the European squad ron beiore a great while, under his father-in-law» Commodore Earl English, who succeeds Admiral Baldwin in command of the squadron next mouth ACCIDENT TO MAJOR BASCOMBE.—A telegram from Newport, R. L, says that a severe accident occurred in Portsmouth Thursday afternoon. Major Bas- come, of the U. 8. recruiting service, who 1s spend- ing the summer there, was driving to the shore In a ‘village cart, wien’ his horse stepped upon a rolling ‘stone and fell, throwing the Major out, breaking two of his'ribs and injuritig -Hilm in? ternally. Pensonar.—Adrairal Nichols has gone over to New York, for a short stay.—Col. B. ¥. Hawkes, of the Pension office, has Just returned from a trip of duty to Minnesota and Wisconsin.—Elmer E. Jroxell ani sister will accompany the Light Inc their trip to Long Branch.—Surgeon ‘alGunuell_ and ©. P. Firrell aud family, of hingion, were among the arrivals at Newport yesterday.——Mrs, H.-H. Hempler and children have returned to the clty.—Gen. Hazen has gone to Long Branch, tor a tew days. —Miss Mary Alex- ander left yesterday for Lyuchburg, where sho Will spend some time with relative he follow- ing Wasbingtonlans were among the late arrivals at Martha's Vineyard: J. C. Lewis, Col. Thos. F. rr, Wife and children; Miss Maule Liicoln, and the Wife and children'of Mr. F. Hi, Stickney; dis- bursing clerk of the Navy departinent.—siiss Bessie Russell, of G strect, has gone on an extended trip to the north, in company with friends residing in New York.—Kev. J. Owen Dorsey, of Wash ington, was registered in St. Paul on Thursday.— Informlation hus been received here that Adratral Harwood 1s dangerously 1, at his residence in Marton, Mass.—Dr. J. Scholl and wife have gone to Long Brauch, for a short stay. The Morey Letter Forgery. DAVENPORT'S EXPOSE PUBLISHED AT LAST. John I. Davenport's expose of the Morey letter forgery 1s out Ina book of 150 pages, of which 200,- 000 copies, It 18 sald, have been printed. It sets forth that the person who actually penned the forged Morey letter was a lawyer ot New York city named Henry H. Hadley, of 13 Park Row. Mr. Davenport says that he possessed himself of about 1,000 letters written by Hadley between 1873 and 1879, and finds all the distinguishing marks of orthography and calligraphy alike in them and the forged letter. ‘The ianguage of the Morey letter Is hown to have been eniled from speeches of Cutler, of New Je Williams, of Wisconsin; Philips, of < Luurell, of Cailfornia, and others on the Chinese bill, and’ from testimohy of Henry George and others before the Heuse committee on’ Chinese immigration, and in_no sense are extracts from {t, too; but E don’t belleve that he kuew it. Little Connell told me the close call he had,” sald Lieut. Powell, musingly. “You know he was just about at the point of death when they found him, Said he: ‘My inind was perfectly Clear when the res- cuers arrived, but I was s0 near gone that they thought I was dead. They felt me and moved me, and finally decided that it was no use. All this time I hadn't been able to tell them that Iwas alive. ‘They were just about to carry out my remains when,reallzing the situation, 1 made a superhuman effort, bound to speak if It killed me, and succeeded in muttering: “No, damn you, I’m ‘not dead yet.” Of course they then gave me attention and I was fortunately brought around all right?” BRAINERD'S HEROISM. “It was Brainerd, you say, who kept the most complete diary?” asked the reporter. “Yea; I think so,” was the reply. “He 1s a noble maa, that Brainerd. Greely gave me an instance of hig unselfish disposition whteh was in fact hero- ism. When we welgued our provisions at Camp Clay in the fall we iilotted so much per man to last through the winter, and I put Brainerd in charge of the supplies to distribute them uae rata l,1n the spring when we welghed the stores again I found that there was a stall percentage over what should have been left. That man Brain- erd had actually stinted himseif and had not eaten his full allowance, In order that we might be a lit tle better off than we expected, and that he would not be open to the iinputation of taking more than his share.” “Was that affecting story about THE MERTING OF GREELY AND HIS WIFE correct?” asked the reporter. “No, it was made out of whole cloth. ‘The meet- ing, no doubt, was an affecting one, but It didn’t occur in the way described. Mrs. Greely traveled night and'day from San ‘Diego, but she didn’t break down but ence, and that was only for a mo- ment when she was in the barge which was taking her to the Thetis. The two Nesmiths (her brothers) were with her, and Gen. and Mrs. Hazen. Greely was on deck when the barge approached, and, seo- ing his wife in 1t, he climbed over the Tail of the vessel and was about to Jump into the barge. One of the Nesmith who had reached the deck, caught him by the arm and sald that his wife wanted to see him below. He went down into the captain’s cabin, und his Wife foliowed. ‘They met in the captain's stateroom, and no one saw them, and I don’t believe a word passed between them for some minutes. ‘The Nesmith boys remained out- side in the wardroom, and, instead of hugging, laughing and crying, they. were quietly enjoylug some beer and crackers that one of the officers brought them.” ‘The Remains of Sergenyt Cross. The sister of Sergeant Cross told a Srar reporter to-day that the family had decided not to disturb the remains, now locked up in the vault at Congres- sional cemetery. It 1s understood that they are influenced to this determination bya desire not to go against the wishes of the signal service officials, and that the brother of the deceased, Frank Cross, Baltimore American says, that Henry was em- ployed as general uuuity man around the Maltby house. He was pleked out of the gutter, so to speak, by the late Col Thomas Hogan, and given employment. He then enlisted in the 5th cavalry, United States airy, and was wounded in the far West. He was discherzed, and re-enlisted under the name of Henry, his rigliv name being Buck. He returned to Baitlore, en route 1or the north, and Tegistered at the Maltby house. ‘While at the ‘Maltby house he spoke freely of the expeui:ion, and Seemed actuated only by a love for the money xc Would get provided the expedition succeeded. Heary Was 4 large man, weighing about 200 pounds. He was of a sunly disposition, aud made friends rapidly. +o ____ ‘The Jeannette Relics, CAPTAIN WILSON STARES. THE FACTS AND DEDUCES AN INTERESTING THEORY. From the Philadelphia Times, to-day. Captain Wilson, of the bark Fluorine, which ar- rived in port yesterday from Ivigtut, Greenland, brought intelligence of the discovery by Esquimaux of rélics of the De Long party floating on ice in Bat- fin’s bay, off the harbor of Julfanshaab. Capt. Wilson was found at his residence, 2034 south 5th street, last evening, and sald: “The superintendent of the Kryolite mines at Ivigtut first informed me of this discovery, and Just before sailing the governor of the Danish set- Uement at Jullanshaab brought me a letter which he wished me to forward to the Danish consul at New York, Heread the letter to me, and I will try and give you its contents: “+X party of Esquiinaax were out among the floe ice catching seal one day during the early Part of June. Late in the afternoon they ap- roached a piece of floe ice which had attracted their attention. ‘They found’on this floe the lower part of a tent, the upper part of which had been iown away Hy the stormns of three arctic winters; also, a cask, marked on tts head ‘Jeannette,’ and a irof pantaloons bearing the name of Louis Roros, one of the erew of the ili-tated Jeannette Further search revealed a charter party. scroll, or document of that natnre, signed by Dé Long, and a check book on the Bank of California, A bear- skin covered rome} lying on the floe, which re- sembled the outlines of a human body. ’ This the Esquimaux would not touch, on account of their superstitious horror of a corpse. On another piece of floe near by quite a quantlty of sallor’s clothing was found. ‘These relies the Esquimaux took to the governor of Jullanshaab, who immediately started, taking one of the Esquimaux as a guide, to find the fioe and the body, but after long search he was compelled to return.’ “T have been on whaling ships tn the arctic seas for thirtezn years or more,” continued the captain, “and my theory of these relies 1s this: You may ree ollect that in his report to the Secretary of the Navy Lieutenant Danenhower stated that the boats’ crews before separating divided thelr stores. I think this floe 1s the one on which they camped and made a division of what llttle they had lett to sustain life.” “But was not this spot where they parted north mation, and on the 12th Feeeived the following re- ply: Answering your tel , have supplies for Present needs) Will report in’ detall by mail. ALLEN, Agent. ‘The Indian appropriation bill became a lav only on the 4th of July, and the law requiring the de- artinent to advertise twenty-one days before mak- ing contracts delayed somewhat the supplies, but the fault lies with Congress in failing to make the Appropriation, and not with the department. Sup- plies to the full amount appropriated by Congress ave been purchased and will be shipped as fast as it cau de done. Hancvome New Houses. FINE RESIDENCES NOW IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION, Mr. William B. Morgan iz building on Vermont avenue, between N street and Iowa eircle, a hand- some house, which he expects to uve into before Christmas. It ts 25x70 feet on ground flocr, and will cost $12,000. On the first floor are parior, library and dining-room, all connected with sliding aeons, ‘The parlor and Ubrary will be finished in cherry, and the dining room and hall in oak. In the basement are billard and furnace rooms, kitchen and laundry. ‘The house will contain thir teen rooms, and in addition a high attic, which may be divided into rooms at any’ time. The front Will be of pressed and moulded brick, with Hummeistown brown stone water-tabie, Untels and steps. The house will be heated by furnace, and will have all modern improvements. Robert Stead 1s the architect and W. C. Morrison, uilder. Mrs. Annie Keyworth has commenced her new house on Rhode Island avenue, near Connecticut ayenue, which was also planned by Mr. Robert Sfead. “It will be 2 feet front by a depth of 68, exclusive of bay windows on front and rear. The first floor will contain the parlor, library. dining room and butler's pantry,and will be finished | in cherry. ‘The statr-case will start in the center of the house,and will have two platforms between the first and second floors, thus enabling the ladies to ascend and descend without unnecessary fatigue. In the basement will be the billard room, kitchen and furnace room. In all there will be fifteen Jango rooms, the second story front room being 28 feet by 23 feet six Inches. In addition to the furnace, every room will haye an open aad with hard wood mantels, tile facings, he: and iron backs of artistic design. The front will be of Hummelstown brown stone and pressed and moulded brick, with front portion of roof of red tiles, The bay window ‘on front will extend through two stories, and will finish with a parapet wall with stone coping. The cost will be $15,000. J.J. Frey’s Sons are tie builders. Arrow of handsome hot ten in number, on eth street, between Sand T streets, are Dein, erected by Mr. George W. Utermehle. ‘They wi be three stories in het ht, Of fine pressed brick, and cost $25, B. W. and E. J. Carpenter are building two brick dwellings on North Carolina avenue, between 6th and 7tii streets southeast, to cost $6,000. dessins aiden The Grecly Rescue Officers Banquete a. ‘The Hoard of Foreign Missions. A FINANCIAL DEFICIENCY OF $26,000, Bostox, August 16.—The American board of com- missioners fur foreign missions makes the folow- ing statement: Atthe close of ven months we are obliged to report the regular recelpts for the Present year $26,000 less than they were during the Corresponding eleven months of the preceding year. We need, therefore, during the month of August to receive not jess tulan $100,000, In order not to fail below the receipts of the preceding year. The treasurer's books will be kept open for ali dona. ons Intended for the. preseat fnanclal year wntih Monday, September sth. ———————— Incendiary Indians. > Mies Crry, Moxt., August 16.—Roving Chey- ennes are burning giass in Powder river valley. ‘The damace ts heavy. Stock men are preparing to operate against thei. See ein Foreign News by Cable. Pan, August seme BLOWN OF ato he F Panis, August 16.—An explosion of @ynamite occurred “at Perrecy les Forgen, @ village ues Montceau les Mines, in the department of Saone et-Lolre, in the nouse of an engineer of the mines, The house was badly datnayed 2nd ine windows of houses In the vicinity were shattered, “The engl- neer and his wife were seriously injured. THE FRENCH AND THE BOVAS. Lowpow, August 16.—The Standard this morning ublishes'a dispateh trom Tamatave, dated August which says: “The French advance will _proba- Diy take place In a few days. Mules for the trans— port service have arrived. The blockade of the Coast, which has hitherto been very slovenly, will shortly be made strict.” ici eee Scared to Death by the Shake. 4 VICTIM TO THE EARTH TREMOR OF LAST SUNDAY. Krxesrox, N. ¥., August 16.—John Brown, a far- mer living @ few miles north of here, beckme so frightened when the earthquake shook his house that he took to his bed, and died yesterday. He 18 Said to have been Literally scared to death, Telegraphic Briefs, ‘The residence and store of W. N. Driggs at § TL, were burned Thursday night: Loss, $12,000. Tindolph’s lumber yard, at Vincennes, Ind, was damaged $15,000 by fire last night. A Virden, LiL, dispatch says: The fire at Girard Thursday night’ was confined to eight buildings, Part of the stock Gf goods was saved. Loss not ven. oT old Frontenee brewery in Kingsto’ Was destroyed by fire last nizht, The loss Is esti- mated at $50,000. Alexander Gun, M. P., owned the building. —— Alexandria Affairs, Reported for THe Evesixo Stan. THE Free Brince.—Very great satisfaction Is ex. pressed in Alexandria county at the prospects of the free bridge enterprise. It 1s stated by one of our old citizens here that when “Alexandria asked for the Aqueduct in 1831 the old canal company Proposed to the Geongetowners to goto Conerens an | is still bent upon exhuming the remains, and tf he Neca ray?” oak : ae ask an appropriation to build a stone aqueduct SMITH QUANTITY AND PEIC EON EACH HIECE Hitec thas Gonclidaaa snout ads | Coe eee ee forgeries ware made to should Baaiy determine upon an Investigation, It ene ea coast fully 3,000 miles away?” asked ar Tae aia setbecater? aye ngrgeal mr us and a stone bridge for Georgetown, on the aT ¢ LY RED! > ERICES ith one of the lurcest | Sustain the orig! ger re Was NO such | will not be for some days yet. “That does not matter; there is a polar current M seed : rorretown committee being op- AND LAD WHO HAV EDT ever any such person as John W. Goodall, wuo ‘pe Pe in a southwest direction, closely along’ the coast of CAN NoW © SOME GCUD BAR- REAT VARIETY, 25 AND CHFCK SILKS. GOOD QUALITY, she. ODS OF ALL KINDS, IN 6! 3 CHEAPEST BLAC! TANT QUALITY, 12¥0. | b NEW BOOKS uige2t* & & HOWAKD, Pharmacists, cor- . Manutacture | It is strictly ult claimed to have been the executor of H. L. Morey, and who transtuitted the forged letter to Truth. Hadley was always a democrat, though at the | time Of the commission of the forgery he was sec- retary of the Hancock Republican association, in the rooms of wich the forgery was committed on or about October 2 1880. It was on the display of evidences of guilt ‘that Hadley confessed his part in the crime. “Mr. Davenport Claims to show that Mr. Barnum and other members of the national democratic committee paid Hadley various sums THE SECRETS OF THE CAMP OX SMITH's SODND— PROBABILITY THAT DR. PAVY WAS KILLED—DISCON- TENT AND DESPAIR OF THE MEN LEFT WITHOUT FOOD IN THE ARCTIC REGIONS. The New York Times of to-day says: “Until the death of Surgeon Pavy, of the Greely party, Which occurred at the rapidly depopulated camp on June 6th, three weeks before rescue came, Greenland, turns at Cape Farewell and flows north- east up Banin’s bay, ‘The Jeannette dritted in the ice from Herald istand, latitude 71. degrees, 30 min- utes north, and longitude 125 degrees east, in a northwesterly direction, and was crushed June 12, 1881, latitude 77 degrees, 20 minutes north, and lon- gitude 185 degrees. From this point Be Long's course was southwest, to reach the Lena delta, and at some point on that voyage the division of the stores was made, and this floe, after three years, has made its appearance on the coast of Greenland, army; Commander Coffin, Lieut. Badger and Engi- neer Newman, of the Alert: Lieut. Sebree and Chict Engineer Melville, of the Thetis; Lieut. Crosby and Chief Engineer Love, of the Bear; J. E. Simmons, president of the New York Stock Exchange; Com- mander H. H. Gorringe, Joseph Pulitzer, Commo- dore J, D. Smith, and a large number of tae mem- bers of the club.’ Commander Schley responded to the welcome. A telegram was read from Licut. Greely regretting his inability to be present. Pouice KEPoRt.—There were but two prisoners at the station house this morning, Charics Ich: Son, arrested by Officer Arnold, charge escaped froma the chain gang, and Jennie Coie, arrested by OMicer Arnold, charge, disorderiy conduct. At tne Mayor's Court, William Campbell, convicted of stealing fruit, was sentenced to the chain gan and Lydia Landon was fed $2.50 for being drat and disorderly. DEATH oF 4 W FLI-KNOwN Jupor.—Judge J. B. T. Suttle, who was well-known in this city, died at his z ae home In Stafford county yesterday morning, aged ey HUCE, IN PLATS FY vines as soon as issued. Latest | for tie work done by hin. Davenport says. that | te flesh cut from most of the dead bodies for use |“ Curep ENGINEER MELVILLE DON'T BELIEVE IT. about 44 years. He represented Stafford and king . M. SEH nery, aud especial attention given to visit- | Charles A. Dana, of the New York Sun, was told ‘of | by the survivors as food and bait was removed by Was a Bribe Offered to Mr. Angel! aul2 the existen e of the letter, but declined to have The New York Sun of to-day says: “Chief En- counties “in the legislature, had presided over seein ad or annnd skilled in dissection, A few of the bodies Seo Ss ew Se eset aay the county courts of those, and at the Ume re ae EU STGTE: | Anything to do with Ity pronouncing ita forgery. | had the fleshy portions cut away entire. But with | Bug Mowe ce the Steamship Thetis, in the | assistant United States District Attorney Angel | of nis death was commouwealtls ‘attorney of says. au 0 Unis’ lc considers one Uottie o Beas NY of the a ae the majority the work had been go well done that patel Leas Spt d true, Ivig. a mnstable Smith has arrested Eltas Wat. % n in NY, of 7 : “Tt can’ : - Bitters hes more curative pewers than twenty but- umbis, (38 reorganized A. D. 1882) will be Political Notes, @ casual observer would not have suspected | Pat ison the Arsuk Flori: in the lower paw ot (ores. —Co1 tles of any other kind wires B"** !S tig woutp: ed thems all. jy24e0 1912 N. Sth street, Phila August 18th, 1884, for the Directors in pur uance of the | The straightouts and readjusters, of Virginia, held conference yesterday, with the view adjusting without other evidence, of which there was plenty, however, that the — survi- part, Greenland. You know the Jeannette did not go near the spot. In La ho be draw a straight line Charles Gray and Estelle Solomans, charged nh disorderly conduct at Carlin’s Springs, in Alex- andria county, on occasion of the Pioneer's excur- ration of said company. ‘The thelr differences, but no agreement was reached. | yors “had "Deen rediice@ to __ cannibalism, | from Ivigtut through the north pole, the continua- sion last Wediesday.—The annual settlement of UPPER TEN Nie eer Mr. Louts F. Post has been elected chairman of ee es oe en amee ae ey, peck ae tee ge w aan te Ani = the supervisors of eo a. — = ENN RW sso k OK YE SKE LE the committee to prepare a reception for Gen. | Sunciauaas that the Weis of ae any, with tone | wert an iter Bekides, Lee evidence of un- next Wednesday, when the board will hold snother WwwwHuHdn => KK Y¥ ¥ ‘Sten Painters and | are at 903 Dstreet | Butler, at New York, on the 30th, the committee to | or two others who died ‘after filan, Should. ‘be re- | trut in_the narrative itself. For instance, Arrested on His Wedding Night. .—The steamer John W. Thompson was Weuw BEE Ss KK ONY hwesi. ‘Leiephone call, 379-3, "All orders promptly | con-tst of a membershtp of 200. ported as washed away. With thé i n gone | how did Capt. Wilson know that the trowsers be- | 4 BOSTONIAN SERVED WITH A WARRANT BY A DETEC- here yesterday, having broken her con- wewekiiss & ¥ = tended to, Jyli-sm” | ‘The democrats of Arkansas have renominated | the scalpel could not, be used. Before, the bodies | Jonged to Louls Noros? If they were marked at ‘TIVE IN PULL EVENING DRESS. ‘ecting rod on her way up the river.— Two pedes- SK ¥: = = S55 SPECIAL. GALA FoRTHS | Hon. C. R. Breckinridge for Congress; Hon. J.C. | had been left with little mark of thé terrible work | all, which is improbable, because it is not! rhe New York World of yesterday says: Mr. M. | trian clubs are being organized here,—the walking 48K YOUR GROCER TP vii daivered for gh Burrows has been nominated by the republicans of | done. After his death the survivors were forced to | the custom to. sailors It would be i. 8. JENKS & CO., he etrcet Hw, Sa pay! ster Of Une Vir- z D. O'Connor, the manager of the passenger depart- | 1 be Gone next year.——The paymast the 4th Michigan district. dismember the bodies and denude them of The sall- » ginia Midland road has been engaged some days 7 The executive committee of the Antl-Monopoly |a way that left nothing iat poses, by @ bumber, not by name, But sailors | ment of the Monarch line of steamers, yesterday Paying off the employes. SHILADELPHIA, SLATE MANTIS. league at thelr meeting In Saratoga recommended | unfortunates were as buried in an ice floe } can’t be driven to mark thir clothing. returned from Boston, where, on Tuesday evening, a ag ER A tote C2 raking pan tn nie new toe of these goodsin | that all parties supporting Gen. Butler combine | and washed away, and to the list was added Corp. — oo he had caused the arrest of the former Boston Bh Serra tte sng Boma ge —* red SION DITTERS A GREAT | MY thowroo. this week T would respectfully request | Under the name of “the people’s party.” Salor, who died on June 8, and Sergt. Rice, who Gov. Ircinnal to’ be Arrested. agent, Henry Magee, immediately after the latter's | hen this morning “seni Vea uecompatied = Ht isives strength and appetite, Temueywhich T will eellat rewonsbic prices fcr tat'enthe | comaltvectte Cxaeine nye Uae Sates Oona ang | died. On Apel bodies an incision was, made from | eee ene ee view uw | marriage. Magee had surrendered his position | six deputies, entered the court house and found jy79-20 3196 hie ce: audlm* Factory aud Showroom, C, near 6th st. nw. | tion laws of the state, and report if any Jegislation | the clavicle downward below the rib. ‘The ecal TESTING 2 Wien wom Messy a reo some time ago, Dut continued to sell prepaid tickets | deserted, ahd ail the principal records of ‘the Lapes, Artesnos: ESP pont L 5 HEALTHY | With relation to them is necessary. A was | was then A telegram from Galveston, August 15, 8ay8: A | for trips from. a sHialto Soda Water Glass syru] ea passed by the lower house declaring the true intent | was caret on ‘The Warrant was issued to-day by United States Com- | of repeated Se ye not account money | said that ex-Sherift ee eee e build~ block tin lined steel fountains, __sui-lin | Of the Riddleberger debt bill so as to counteract | was then removed from the ribs anf the skin was | missioner Spann for the arrest of John Ireland | 80 iow J ee facued an. order to the LATES? PARISIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS. Fs NOTARY, PUBLIC, si7 | "He recent decision of Judge Hughes, MLLE M. J. PRANDI, mulled back in place, and the edges were carefully governor of Texas, for vidlation of section 5510 of : ‘him to demand from ex-Sher! ‘Telephone 216. BEG 3H A Biaine and Logan club of 100 membership has | joined go that there Was no external evidence left Ure "bride had a few nus sina Tots in’ Boston, Victor and Chek segura therwsonteor teeourt ara H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, fy23 2m. i 5 E E i ‘ 4 F urance. Onde! mali | been organized at Charlotte, N. C. of the ghastly work but a dark line. The thighs | the Revised Statutes of the United States, Emil | tive : > rita & they teow @ eccces: oc tdethione promptly atuuded to." "autame" | “A dispatch from Philadelphia quotes Chairman | were tated in tho. ete: 1oathen che sriatates | Francola, upon whose deposition the warrant was | ove rigs bad. 8 few ho up Bis aiuks wit ths | 22 tee cront ot tock: retusal to sree theme, seri = ate RE: ; = = Cooper, ol the republican state committee, as say- | replaced about the fleshless bones. The legs were issued, was convicted in 1879 under the miscegena- | Morarch line as soon as after the wedding. ag eae Jetact.2 GRAY SHAD! LUMBER HARDWOODS, Re Kle At the same time he inclosed a printed invitation | from the Louisiana field artillery, under command eS ing that Senator on Cameron declared positively | stripped to the ankle joints and the arms to the | tion statute of ‘Texas, and sentenced to five years = aig oe | RHEA WAVES! SHINGLED BANGS! to afew days since, that he would not be a ‘The hands, feet and face were not muti- in the On the 11th inst. Judge for Mr. O'Connor to ee ey Ege ey Donuat vg ‘These styles never need be in the bairdrescers’ hands. | IN ORDER THAT WE MAY MAKE ROOM For A | Calididate for re-election to the U. 8. Senate. lated. This was a work requiring skill, and must erage pe ees on nek maar a r. _— amet Fee eli ~~ beg corn. $e Minga 2 SS Sabine Hee Dectfuet | LANGE STOCK OF HARDWOODS AND WHITE evening, passed iesolutions esdorang ‘Binine an | thc purty excont tas serena Coates ae | pantne, Of the, United Suates Court granted 2 | nor went to, Bowen, and. Raving, to | over the ‘denying Seri Veazy’s authority.” — | PINES, NOW ON THE WAY, WE OFFER GREAT ie see : ieechen ‘were made by Messrs, Matthews, Pts eye tale = Bune pear ch a) corpus. When pee was called the = oS ‘with the ong = — a INDUCEMENTS IN UPPERS, SELECTS, SECON: ‘Connor, and Gorman, in inti low Dr. Pavy met. announced that court had granted and attired cities Dagon § wed-| CONSPIRACY T0 UPseT THE MEXICAN GOVERNNENT. x ae ions, sienviNa AND msnDWoODs eucH ‘s eee Ee) 2 ot tho sears, | ih eee ea cvery Gao tne pangs ot ben d° and an brder’ of eourt, entered dee joni were. b ‘showered ‘on the hi pair | discovered in Mexico, abeecing = lot to. depose Be pctcine for the deren jaule EJ. TOME. | WALNUT, MAHOGANY, CHEREY AND POPLAR was renewed ‘ae the organization oie Bae com growing more nbearshi, the caution was relased chmrging ran ‘The next day Francois refused | the detective nade fume ad bis pea President Gouzaies es ald putin ls is * Jose Maria BON. Is: Tker street a. W. IyD-co Sine nultee at Grafton ye jay, and ister WOR ‘Survivors ate juman flesh however they ‘accept pros pardon, or his best ped Py _ dg YD WM. McLEAN & SON, by & majority ef one vote, could easiest sccure ft. did not restore ‘to citizenship, and he preferred | to leave his in man Jeaders of what is known Tuxtepec pry, DT, ATT! ———e co) st da came wretched | rather to rely on it Tendered in the dis- | li detective to the magis- | The plot is said to be widespread in the states Ber EEN eet northent ISTH AND D STREETS AND TH. BETWEEN B| Gov, Cleveland in the Adirondacks. | ion h was ake ‘Goctsine Cae eavival ot eos | inuseal of ee Wilt dad alscharge from eustody trate, who him to bail. Every effort was | Vera Cruz, Pueblo, Morelas and Quertera, A num. fe a be zt LIT tt 271} A telegram from the Prospect House, Adiron- | strongest that ruled. “All senpe of Louor and’ of | the court am the best evidence of hig liberty and made to have {the guest believe that it was all & Der of airests ave ‘been in the City of = AMES H. McGILD, ARCHITECT, dacks, says: Goy. Cleveland is still at Uj Sara- | feeling had been lost. It was it Long who eo Ih an affidavit two-day Sb boghetawat am Prepares plans and vocanegine for all classes of | BAC Take, and spends his time during ‘ihe aay in | Sack torrie the distress ‘sigaal to prect tip ree. Ene penitentiary oficais Eosplred and’ concer pone thelr ‘iv order that the groou cas Caper Loca Cover Manrialan—The Newbt W. Hi. Warsi: & Bo {gr oss courte uaans anu srovi | eve heh be ong a vom oe eee |S Wado wasnt mara | Seeenae Mite oel Ge |b erase can Pla te ogg one . Ege Sth cookine Rance ano anova,” | Oe wee wie be irs or ae oe Maar heen ped | ton aid laws ct the Gaited sextes” is's| _Ovarioxs vo Gxx. Logan im Waerenx Naw | “ineher caucts at West Point, has ‘been ‘rial oe GARDEN HOSE, eR os ae sites and to coda nat he body cr award watere aitiog pure white. “He ‘Married a colored woman, whose | Yorx.—Yesterday afternoon oS See eee Dy Court-marual on a charge of using lab DYEING AND SCOURING, LAWN VASES AND he expresses himself ‘h improved in health | down the snow. He was the strongest of the complexion was ‘than his own. The state | Syracuse, N. Y., and was given an bx the | guage while on duty. WV, SETTEFA 3 mself as much tmp . : ong ty the next of his stop- ce aes eeeee ee Bo. 108 JEEFEESON STREET, ae AND eee by the qulet which he is enjoying here. He is in| and, despite the Hrghtiul gis, ens able td walk ani or the pure of wit prsoel ats Bip tae ae me ean repeaita ne reed Russia has dispatched. a gunboat to, the Com; “"""* | PLUMBING, BFATING, -AND ALL JOBBING | Col. Lamont, Albany, and such its as de- | siderable stren; left. and clambered on pop gg Le I belng discrim- night ae a es pcg Gtting our two bag nd bat FHOMPILY DoRE, mana his personal attention are forwarded. It is | board the ‘Thetls, almost igaided, | Attar 90 | inated againe. (warrant, for we arrest of the | streets with bande of music, fring big guns 3 x. an seas soma Geos cated iltumination, cheers greeting along | fg the catching of sea otter, - expected that he ‘will remain Lere until about Sep-| many months in the dé¢gol arctic regions, vernor Was placed in the. Of Marshal Tracy | a grand | sas sto Sth Bisset Newtest, | Lemaber Ist, : Aer so much sulteribg, amd passing Uurougl suck | foight {hie streets through wale be passed. asd Uy Tends