Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1884, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Cormr Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th 8, hy The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS. Pres't. Sry Perera Stan Is eerved to subscribers m thy fr bvesy rm on thelr own aeceunt. at 10 sears tee © month. Copies at the counter 1 Tyahigy pad Goce a moat st Otho at Washington, D. Cas abtiehed on Petday- Six mouths. Seents % 64—N® 9,804. TWO CENTS. HeNo Ta BALLS, PARTIES, &e. SPECIAL NOTICES. MARTIN GIELFT & CO"3 (BALTIMORE) HE NO ADVERTISEMENT ‘ ~ sharp. Business of For Tas Wark Expive Serremnen 2678. STEAMER WW, CORCOEAN. tae Leg rolled cent ne ‘This fine steamer will inake trips daily (Sundays ex- Os. J. KL aT Last cepted) to all point on the Potomac as far as Glymont. He No beeing to gsina foothold in Washington. atter ail, but just what it is G PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, — &e. | EB ptiitGUASMEPUNe of THE Ih are EVENING, Saturday. ‘Sep! Boar wil) leave at 10a. m. and arrive at $.30 p.m Fare, FC INDERGARTEN PU WHO Ea inp heute oni Oacey MAB | (oo FOUMER, RINDERGLRTEN UPHg Ho The p- opie ary finding out that | witch is $i. iidiux Fair, which opens HAND BALL. GIVEN, BY PROFS PISTORIO | [7g5> THE REV. GEO. R BRISTOR. OF BALTI. ‘and PROCTOR, for the late Officer Fowler's widow, at Masonic Tempie, on MONDAY, September 29. 1°64. Tickets 50 cents, sere | 11a m and 7:45 p. in. ‘more, will preach tn the ‘Tabernacl Si and B streets’ sonthwest, on BUSDAY SEXT, at ber 47, 1884, at & pecial interest requires af Bota weaves of te Frekin wae — interne on Mey LOUISE SOLE OCR aD BOOKS, &c. every saturday at Socluck pine AND WHAT'S THAT? Why simply auaiit ¢ Tea of the choicest drinking ate ytice, and in the sume natu- JOR SALE—<ECON tu uvenue. We have re- 1705, Penusyly: at Chinamen of the better class use athy from 0 HE-No being composed entirely of the young SCHOOL BOOKS: hoteParge five pound, to the ream, only jeneral edviction on indard sud” Svingellamcous er Teas? Why | Souls Card Eneraviug: and Printigcall, work mea etitcome to a boil” Does not beil- | anteed. Largest assortinent of BLANK BOUKS in the at “Sole sxent for JOHN HOLLAND'S CELEBRATED BECAUSE— GOLD ¥I AND SCHOOL BOOKS, AT | (>> THE Si EAMER GForce LEARY, OF Tilt : sO Or Wehatete, | CR Warntnston sad Noo tine, Gey Ione a sive lange Colleton. No change fur covery stzime | uriay, Scvteuir th, wail 11 pat “AM eptertnts aiforded passengers taking this tripe AND SCHOOL STATIONERY AT Ri GIT and 619 7th street worthwest__ | by: ain the bit- ine will not + ir ter” leaves de G W = 5 burt . the louger He-No is left mesvince A, HITAKER, (eS BREE Bie Le te ara it ie, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONES, at hell 209, ou #E-NO 105 Pennsylvania Avenue, DAY EVE: ‘Lea for sale by xrocers fn the oriinal metal Uned o'clock, Pockaiwem, 4 Ib., 3 1b, and 1 1b. siges—The trade sup- Bled by All the new books received as noon an published. NS OF THE DISTRICT OF F of the election of Clevelant ‘Detuocratte Comml tee range wf the colle iss authorized kin diftaying the legitimate ex: eee | penses of the National Democratte Caupaien. JOHN C. PARKER, Those desirin< to contribute cau di addressing him 540. EDUCED PRI Metis, | 7ES>_ TO THE CITIZ wellanrous | E-calvubin in ta jo so im person or 2 Special attention given to orders for books bot on band. | the Rielteots: Where willie Ue in Hea ea Pee MARTIN GILLET & CO., akin Cards abd Wedding Tavitations cograved and | "Shureday ventna™Sub ect ted. jena oF 2 Friday Fveniug- Subject Established 181), ‘2105 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, wore Pigg 3 Sn oe Baltimore. Next door to Galt's. luyou the barth af the Comins of ay 2 = the Chris JN ST ONAL THEATER EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, Having secured NEW PUBLICATIONS. GRAVE, late wholexile agent tor George Peck's Latest aud Greatest Success, the New| Where the Battle was Foucht (Craddock). The ey Scone Pecks tates ani Greatest 8 at, the, aig ronshe Gereatoen, Be | Slla Tan reg . . Cady Eaton). Voyage of the Vivian (Knox). | piAlo. Bul Fe cnt ct reiny ah wroteon Liteon # Ranch tAldridge) "On the Prontiers (bret | Fiporibg and 4 New aud Beautizul g Harte), “The Jee Queen Ungers0lD). soy, iafactory uealings cuatauteed, ies F AMUSEMENTS. cont ee = our stick, where they will nd & full line of bogha uscd {n tire Public ant Private Schools, which we will sella | [=~ Tow as the lowest. & By Mr. THOS WILLIAMS, of Waterloo. Towa nsylvania avenue soutlea et ‘Also SUNDAY MO Questions from the audience wiil be invited at the close Of each lect Wedn: sday Evening—Subject: “The Future Abode fuumortality ; {sit Con. Kingdom of God Es <i he Otlering of ‘Was the Object of His Death?" ‘Maui; His Nature aud Destiny Juan). A Little Tour in 47 Pennsylvaniaavenne | goog r THE GROCEHY MONDA Mr, FRANK Mayo, NOREECR fonnded op Werner's novel, “Vineta." Tox sheet for sale of seats now open. 026 rows ” BOMEMIAN GIRL | Scaoon Boos. A Large Stock for every grade of Pubiic and Private ta the beautiful romantie draisa, eae ‘The Lowest Prices always guaranteed. ‘Satchels, Straps, Slatesand other School Supplies, A CAD. he services of Mr. WM. B. RED ‘veral lance wester 3 to after Stecial Bareains to Bot Ww . fe, Contractors and Carpeutyrs in White Pie. ai Nae See Td eee eee TP tt | Cabinet Lauber, of all siz, froam Uvpers to Cull eT ete Henry James). Hard Look of Greek and Roman Sculp- | M4 [v8 $F Salk Quant t inia Pine) of all sizes, Thnmjns kept constantly in stock. Builah Estiuutes cordially given. Prompt delivery and sat- Wholesale and Retail. G ©. PURSELL, 418 Ninth street northwest. THIS (Friday) EVENING Bates Charmi e O) HE LAN fal cast NELL Gv NELL GW SELL G. r ELL GWINNE MATINEE SATURDAY. Monday Next—THE TWO JOH se di 7 NERAND Bi HE ¥ ALI ACHES OF DRIVER'S GARDEN, SALURD *Y, Sept. 27, with a bos: of artiata san 2S cent JARVIS ‘The Pretty: Julia Yuson. iorsammer readibg. only Lic. each. ‘The Winmottehidies and ia) Hationery in the city at the lowest prices. ‘Corresponds mots Chvcnuersot the useun tice cards abd envelopes only 1Se- per box Eugraed Admission to wl oly 1e nts eazet_| Flateand nity canis only Se renter coma GRAND REOPEN MON: AY, Si d amid scene sp. sal appeuval. MA#IE Acosra, Date with W. E. Sheridan, the California favorite: € P, E EKA THICYCLE, x SOMETHING NEW, FOR CHILDEN FROM 3 TO 15 YEARS. Prices from $10 to $12, Cail and see them, at SCRIBNER’S, 1008 E street northwest. selt Sole Agent ip Weshiineton, FO MEIC! MUST rof. F EIBNEIOS Band and Orehestra furnishes clems Musi: fo: all occasions, Residence, No. pater went sels LADIES GOODS. = — Misses Senowiee aso Cunisratas, HASING HETURNED TO WASHINGTON 4 BUSINESS Gerona Isr, WH PLEASED 10 SEE 1 HEIR FORM. 25-68 iw STREET NORTHWEST, HAS NOW ON EX IN BONNETS AND HATS RLY PALL WEAR, Mus Sia. Revores, (09 91K dren's short and ING GOODS, market, - ; ‘This Heater surpasses anything ever offered for econ- tock of Ladies’ and Children’s eaiy, GRAMMNG? Rowee an thenicon thee cae ae TED, CORSE HAND-KAIT Woi Db Goul LADIES TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, 424 9h; Street, Washingtom, D.C. Mi SJ. BOGGE-S ANNOUNC yeni of her Drewwuaking Parlors 4 Sand enw. Latest Parhicu styles for Fall amd taees Fatronaze so iett elim eb New Prsucarroxs tury for Septem Noss Waser & Co, MEN, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN. =| Srectaz Norice. We respectfully call the attention of Architects, ‘D RE- | Builders and others in want of first-class Heating Ap- MOVED To St; lita Sturer \ W., WILL RESUME | paratus to our large and superior assortment. Of FUR- \ THEY WILL BE | NaCEs, made by FULLEK & WAKREN COMPANY, of PATRONS. Troy, we name THE RUBY HOT-AIR, all cast tron: THE CRYSTAL HOT-AIR, wrought iron, BY SMITH & ANTHON' THEIR WROUGHT-IRON FURNACE, the best ever made, IEITION THE LATEST STYLES | BY FOYNTON, THE CLIMAX, all cast iron. THEIR WROUGHT IRON, with steel dome, THEIR DUPLEX, anew feature in furuace construc- tlon. THE PALACE, THE FQUATOR and other makes. ‘We propose to offer tnese as low as similar goods are furnisied in the United States and i T, Opposite Prtent Offa | ketatuction iia ree et ‘We also call attention to that superior Fire-place dered. in | Heater, THE SPLENDID, manufactured by Fuller & ROBES | Warren Company, Troy. N. ¥., the sales of which have steadily increased since we first introduced them fn this, UNDERWEAR Np | ¢-Bfdeut D: testimonials of thelr superiority. We have again re- z duced the price of this Heater, so as to place them A. Gaoon - .| within the reach of all who w: Latrote, Meals call special attention to our stock of SLATE MANTELS, Brick- S inom therm, the elabraced “DEACGR I Eaeay | RRP” ideas A yerticaiany OMe PROBATE ts “wt aut Portaule GRATES, and a full line of HEATING STOVES. We invite & call from those in want of Sret-class | goods. as we provose to compete with the lowest for | pay GAS STOVES. ike quality and work < WHOLESALE AND RETAIL (pe BrBes “NEW BALTIMORE 1884" LATROBE. ARTISTIC DESIGN! HANDSOME TILE ORNAMENTATION !! ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS!!! ‘The only Latrobe embellished with Tiles and conform- ing with the prevailing style of interior decoration. For sale by the leading dealers. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, Gas Fixt (Ce NISENS HEALTH INSTITUTE FOR PAX- = sical Exercise aud the Teeatinent. f Chiro. ie ti ‘The tarrest stock m the city. Prices.an towan,the | Suect northwest, One ene tos teh im the city. a8 low 2 west, Open dam, lowest. "A full line for all Public and Private Schools. ae si EDWARD CAVEBLY & CO. Are receiving new and handsoine desig (ute: Tino oi re ie Hine 01 428 Tth street. s. e IMPORTANT NOTIC! AT REDUCED PRICES ‘Commencing Saturday = George Leary, carry — golne and returning, ‘se19-15t FOTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY. ASHINGTON AND NORFOLK Li ‘i ington on Tacedass. hhurs Paum's, vai, from Test. ¥ (fo hart. Returnini, wid i ‘a, from Boston wharf, ou Mon.ays, Weduesdays and 6 tru Sraxer Noarawese Fridays, at 6 p.m. Steamer stops at Piney Point and Cornficld Point. WM, P. WELCH, Gen, Agent. Washington News and Gossip, GOVERNMENT Recetrts To-DaY.—Internal reve- ue, $854,858; customs, $746,309, ‘THB ACTING SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY to-day Tecelved a conscience contribution of $30 in an en- velope postmarked New York. ‘Tse MARINE NaviowaL BaNk:—Mr. Cannon, con- troller of the currency, has returned to Washing- ton from an official visit to New York He says that the affairs of the Marine National bank of New York were in Qne condition, and he a dividend of ten peP cent in favor of its creditors bout the 1st prox. He also sald there was every prospect of a speedy and satistactory settlement of {he ,Gisputea questions connected with the clear- house, Mk. A. S Yannis, stationery clerk, division of Supplies, Post Office department, has been desig- hated by the Postmaster General to visit Holyoke and Springneld, Mass, to inspect the manufacture o¢ supplies for the department. Tips FoR Inox Work for the roof of the new Pension bullding were opened at noon yesterday by Gen. Melgs. “The lowest bid was that of the Vittsburg bridge company, $39,492. C. A. Schnel- der's Suns were the only Washington bidders. ‘THR EXaMINaTTON for type writers, to be held at ‘the rooms of the civil service commission, will in- ciude, as an optional branch, an exercise in ste- nography, but the marking on this branen will not ve includéd tm the general average standing. DisPosaL OF THE PUBLIC LanD.—From a state- ment prepared atthe land office, showing the dis- posal Of the public lands for the fiscal year ended June 20, 184, It appears that the cash sales amounted to 6,317,847 acres, from which were real- ized $10,302.58. ‘The aggregate number of acres of land disposed of under ail heads, excluding the tinal homestead entries, was 26,634,041 and the ag- gregate receipts were’ $11,838,93." ‘This is an in- ase over the disposals of last year ot 101.137 eres and of $1,175,521. In amount of land als posed of during tue liscal year Dakota 1s far in the dof ailstates and territories with 11,082,818 Tes. Nebraska 1s second, Minnesota third, Loul- slana fourth, Kansas fitth, California sixth and Washington Territory seventh. ‘Tue RAiROavs AND THE INDIANS—The Secre- tary of the Interior has declined to approve the ‘ction of the Utah Northern Ratlroad company 1n building their line through the Fort Hall reserva- tion, Idaho, until the question of compensation to the Indians for land taken for the right of way and construction has been settied. It is stated that ihe Indians were willing to accept 500 head of stock In payment for the right of way, but the raliroad company retused to compensate them in any way. ‘The Commisstoner of indian Affairs has been directed to prepare a statement of the facts lor submission to Congress. NAVAL Orpers.—Ensign Wm. A. Thom, ordered to duty on the coast survey; Capt. Thos, O. Sel- fride, detached from the command of the torpedo station, October 31st, and placed on waiting orders; Commander Wm. T. Sampson, trom duty at the naval observatory,October 28th,and ordered to duty in charge of the torpedo station at Newport, R. L, October 31st; Lieut. Henry B. Mansfield, from duty ou the coast survey and placed on waiting orders; Lieut. F, H. Crosby, from the Bear, 30th inst., and ordered to duty on the coast survey; Ensign W. L. Rodgers has reported his return, having been de- tached from the Lancaster, August 29th, and or- dered to special duty at the Navy departme! Passed Assistant surgeon J. C. Boyd has reported his return, having been detached trom the Lan- aster, Ausust 31st, and placed on walting orders; Commodore Jonathan Young, commanding tbe waval station at New London, Conn, has been sranted leave during Ocober. Person at.—Lieut. J. S. Abbott, who is on duty at the Navy department, has gone away for amonth’s Mrs Lineoin's. Boston ‘Coo js rincees, ea SAMUEL & SHEDD, FINE GAS FIXTURES. Syenoer, Goethe, i SLATE MANTELS AND LATROBES, PLUMBING AND HEATING. 409 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. FALL AND WINTER » A FRESH SUPPLY OF COD LIVER OrL, MUNCAST) RK & HOWARD, Corner 7th and Latrects northwest, NITION, DEMOCK 4 ‘All voters who wish to avail themselves of the reduce? railroad rates during the approach send the'r names Central Democratic Committee Koous, Ver: corner 10th and Penusyivaula aven ‘will close in u few days. 1 y ord x Inui eduntely to. 7 5 DE. REO) ING HAS RESU CLOTHING, (og eee {sylvania avenue every WEDNLSUAY, from ches CC DOR = Cer ots PD HISOFFIO porthwest. I have ademand ior Houses forSale and Kent. Owners having such to di will wive me a call. > FURNISHINGS GOODS. 625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 7, of Boston, refer to hundreds of them now {n use as class t a really fi WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST STOCK OF HARDWOODS, MAHOGANY, WALNUT, POPLAR, ASH, OAK, MA- PLE AND CHERRY, THAT BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND BOSTON CAN PRODUCE, AND ARE NOW PRE- PARED TO OLDER DIRECT BY WIRE ANY WOOD THAT OUR YARDS FAIL TO HAVE IN HAND. OUR STOCK OF BUILDING LUMBER 18 COM- PLETE, WHILE OUR FLOORING, WAINSCOTING AND PARTITION IS EQUAL, BOTH IN QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP, 10 ANY NOTING THAT OUR TRADE IS ON A STEADY INOREASE, WE ARE STILL PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS, EITHER BY WAGC WITH PROMPTNESS AND DISPATCH, AND GUAR- ANTEE SATISFACTION TO ALL. IN ORDER THAT WE MAY VERIFY THE ABOVE W FULLY SOLICIT A CALL THE DISTRICT. 7, CAR OR BOAT, WM. McLEAN & SOX, 13TH AND B STREETS AND MTH, BETWEEN B AND CSTREETS NORTHWEST. vew and ES, | [cap THE ATTENTION OF ViSITC * ‘Louie and Sats. e Inventor aud Mun ird ayaleat Malaga Ker ns if st Malar fbottles by Wc. MILBURS Uiacturer. 1429 Feus5 Tvaniw avenue. 1005 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, selt-2w ‘Wasutxatox, D.C. my? CANDES HOCK FIXTURES, 4a SIMPSON & GUY, Gua Btoves that will do all Family Cooking: ig | orthodox Hebrew. E. F. BROOKS, 651. 18th street, Corcoran Building. ec kwear desieued 2 Passe iuenterion, ss Fail “or ete Pennsylvania ave, IRED, SE AI SACQUES RE. Citar aud Dees tas ss CUSSINGH AS tees Nand Ot Ww. ADIES' FURS REP J Syed ond Lined, F Beco verd <6 1310 Sth street P58 48S1E &. HUMPHeRy, Laon, Artextios: LATEST PARISIAN MODES TN HAIR GOODS. RHEA WAVES! = SHINGLED BANGs! ‘These styles never need be in the hairdressers" bands, ginage fa urd Uy plain combing. Heit Dreseed and | _2020-Iin Tp, ROGINSE! & LEWIS, THE WEIg_KNOWN Ls at Mas. M. J. Hoxz’s, 1309 F erence. GRAY SHADES! JAMES HW McGILL, ARCHITECT, Oftice No. 005 G street, tions for all classes of 1 i WLLE M. J. PRANDI, | | | nS & OMSANK/RS AND BROKERS, HAVE REMOVED 10. eeqest eure xortnwrer Wakes CORSETS to orer 2°81 Coreet (Mise H's own Bake.) that tue tue” price i Unsuryessed, Db Pieuch. Germau aud spaiisn spoken, marts ROCHON. CORCORAN BUILDING, ¢ FINST CLASS HAIK DKESSER FROM PARTE a3 te Patents. a Five Medals trim kaposiioas + iporter a? < AND’ FINF BATR WORK arrestin Hatr Cutting and Hair jks, Crape \ecis Lares. Gloves, ete. are Dar ied by this Superior provesn, HES EVENING DRESSES A SPECIALTY. Septimen's Clothes Ciraned by this process will aot oie ean eat AE Saree aE, WALKER S058. <4 10TH STREET NOKTH- et Bui fal pine tar, gas tar, BAGH Tel, crvcks, plaster, bast and coments, “aul \ Fifty cents will positively buy the best UNDERVEST fee Ladies eras shown tn thie city. Fee 165: wo oer You the regular $1 UNDERVEST: while for @1, weil, = we simply ask you to look at ours after examining the | J{!7CH. FOX & BROWN, Ladies’ extra long DRAWERS, fashioned. Also extra size bands for very fleshy ladica, UNION SUITS for Ladicn, yrices correspond with like wrades in New York. We ‘all your attention toone number oniy,s Children’< School STOCKING, at 25c. Ask to have it shown tc Painters and Glaziers, are at 908 D street northwest. ‘elepbonecall, 9-3 All orders promptly ss eve s vio wnimasaeta, | T) SS Seabee, connen y, | Sended to. CHAS. &. PRICE. a REGISTERED PHARMACIST, 496 7th strect southwest, Pure Drugs and Medicines." Prescripti and at moderate rates, ‘MERINO AND WOOL UNDERWEAR. Dest elsewhere. CUTLDREN'S VESTS, heavy Merino, excellent value ‘at 25c., Sfor $1, Ble... 69e.. T5e., Me show s SCARLET UNDERVEST for ladies, pure Cochineal Dye, uaranteed, st 160 A great bargain. , ee. steation sale ot ions a specialty, spectalty, Established 1866, vacation.—Gen, Benét, chief of ordnance, bas returned, and has resumed his duties—Hon, ‘Charles Beardsley, fourth auditor of the Treasury, has taken leave of absence, and gone west to make campaign speeches for the republicans — Prot, William Harkness, U. 8. N.. has returned from bis vacation trip.—Commodore Schiey has returned irom New England. —Secretarleg Gresham and leller lett Washington yesterday afternoon for Visit to the President at Raritan, N. J.—Mrs, Dai ling 1 at the Blue Mountain House, Md.—ar. iichard ‘T. Merrick is In New York.——Mr. Frank ‘Sperry, who Was private secretary to the late Se retary Bolger, has returned to ington from lils summer Vacation, and was at the Treasury ae- partment to-day.—Kepresentative Stevens, of sew York, who came here to take charge of the democratie headquarters, and who, fora week past, S bern confined to. Ins Toon with @ severe sore ©, Was Out Lo-wlay, aud he will leave for home to- morrow, A Government Clerk Charged With Forgery. Mr. Alberta Campbell, a former saloon keeper, ond Julius Rider, a broker, made complaint to po- jice headquarters lust night that aman named J. M. Davis had forged Mr. Rider's name to a note, on which he obtained a check for §77 from Campbell snd obtained the money for the check at the Bank of the Republic, The case was put in the hands of Detectives in and Mattingly, who this mornin; arrested John Carnell, a clerk tn the sixt! auditor's office in the Post Office department, and locked him up at the fifth precinct station House on the charge of forgery. ‘the check was made payable to J. M. Davis, and Carnell so indorsed tt. Rider pronounced the note to be a forgery. Atter his arrest Carnell stated to the detectives that he got the money, but the man Davis was a man whor he had known for some tme, and clams Uiat be knew of no forgery. He 1s held at the station for a hearing. Carnell Was released on bail this afternoon, Mr. Jobn B, Simmous becoming his surety. The Petition of Mr, Horsey Withdrawn. THE COURT REFUSES TO ISSUE A RULE TO DECLARE ‘THE SALE VOID. ‘This morning in the Equity Court, Judge James, the case of Ida B. Chapin et al. agt. W. S. Loughery etal. was up. On Wednesday Messrs. Crittenden and Mackey, for Mr. Outerbridge Horsey, of Fred- erick county, Md.,a judgment ereditor of one of the parties, filed a petition, as stated at the time in ‘Tux Stax, asking fora rule directing that L, Tobri- her, Zach Tobriner and others be examined by the auditor, concerning the question of the valldity ot the sale made. After some discussion to-day the court sald Le saw no necessity for inaking the rule, and an order was drawn and signed directing the Withdrawal of the peUtion without prejudice. Mr. ‘Tobriner called attention to the order of the court allowing Mr. Horsey to become a party complain- apt, and nioved that it be set aside. ‘The court wok the motion under advisement, Broker Friedman and His Bride. THE COUPLE RETURN TO NEW YORK. Mr. Henry Friedman, tie stock broker, and his bride, formerly Miss Sarah Scheuer, with Wuom he eloped from New York last Monday, left the Ar lungton 9:40 thts morning and returned to New York. Mr. Friedman dented that he had married Miss Scheuer for her mouey, and sald that be ts abun- Jy able to take care of her. Mr. David Longs. dort, of Philadelphia, formerly a partner of young in, sald yesterday ielr marriage was ranged, but w culmination of their long-cherished hopes. “‘They met on the morning: of their marriage with no intention of having the ceremony mad that night. The proposition to be married at once was made by the gentleman and quickly acceded to by Miss Scheuer. They Went to the Metropolitan hotel and dispatched a friend for a rabul, “Mr. Friedman and Miss Scheuer are thembers of the reformed faith, while the Rev. Dr, Silberman, who perforzaed the ceremony, 1s an hey were married aceording to the rabbi’s faith, under a canopy, and in the resence of a ‘minion’ consisting of tea men, mem- Tso the faith. This ts essential, according to the orthodox Hebrew custom, and dispels the idea (hat their marriage was strictly private.” A Marine Under Age. AWRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS ISSUED. To-day Judge Write issued 9 writ of habeas corpus on Col. Charles D. McCauley, commanding the United States marine corps, commanding him to produce before him at 11 o'clock to-morrow James Barnard Shugrue, a minor Mllegally held as aimarine. ‘The petition fied by Mr. B. G. Lovejoy, for the father, James Shugrue, states that on Sep- tember 8d instant, his son left bis home without Reriaission of Petitioner or is knowledge | or cousent and enlisted in the marine corps. He sets forth that owing to the youthful appearance of the son a doubt was raised as to his age, and an oath was tendered him, which is not prescribed by Jaw, and his efforts to regain custody of his child have been met by threats of perjury against the { minor; that he appealed to the ‘Secretary of the Nayy ior the release of the boy, and Was refused, and he is illegally detained, Should this case re: REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS, Office—1437 Pennsylvania Avenue, All properties eee isgued in Special st caution given to the management of estates and of properties belonsi the Renting of Houses and Collect crate rates and without charge for ‘ing rents and attending to repairs, ind Gotieetion of Kents at mod- which personal attention given to the disposal ‘Loans on. emi-annual iuterest charge, DouGLass’, Pe Win ‘MINTH STREET. RITES WHO, WAG! ter way, ‘eneml ‘street north sult in favor of the father,it is sald other writs will De appiled for In simitar cases, A Foxe Iurnovewent.—Mr. Dulaney, who re- eently purchased the ground on the south side of Massachusetts avenue east of 18th streey has be- improvement ‘ereo- ffon or five briek residence of ne oF the lots ata ‘cost Of £80,000. aS ‘The President and His Cabinet. It was reported that the Cabinet changes Which have not yet been perfected would cause | Cabinet meeting to consider the mat- ter at Raritan, N. J., today or to-morrow. While vbis is" incorrect, nearly all of the Cabinet officers will have conferred with the President within a few days of one another. Secre- tarles Frelinghuysen, Gresham and Teller were with the President to-day at the home of the former, at Raritan: Secretary Lincoln visited him yesterday but returned to Washington this morning, and Chandler expects to go there a8 800n (a8 ‘he can dispose of soe pressing business, probably in a couple of days. Nothing has been heard here of the movements of the ALtor- ney General. Progress of the Cam) WHAT THR CANDIDATES ARE DOING AND WHAT THEY ARE GOING TO DO—CONGRESSIONAL NOMINEES— STATE CONVENTIONS, ETC. It has been arranged that Mr. Blaine shall visit Indianapolis on Thursday, October 2d. Gen. Butler and ex-Gov. St. John will be there on that day and will, tt 1s said, speak from the same Platform with Mr. Blaine, Governor Cleveland will go to Buffalo some time next week, probably Thursday, it being his first ‘Visit to bis home since his nomination. Gen. Butler made a political speech at the Grafton county (N. H.) fair yesterday. A mass meet of Cleveland and Hendricks clubs was held at Columbus, Ohio, yesterday, and brought ore er @ democratic assemblage ot about 5 people. 5} hes were made from four different stands, by ex-Senator ‘Thurman, Senator-elect Payne, Gov. McLane, Senators Bay- ard and Pendleton, Gen. Collins, ‘of Boston, and others. At night there wasa street parade and torchilght demonstration. A letter from Gov. Cleveland was read, regretting his inability to be present, and setting forth reiorm as the chief issue of the canvass. One of the platforms broke down, seriously injuring Gen, J. W. Denver. At Wheeling, West Va, Gen. Logan, ex-Senator Powell Clayton, of Ark.,’and Gen. Nathan Gof ad- dressed a large republican meet at the fair grounds In the afternoon, and at night Hon. W. D. Kelley spoke on the subject of protection. A street demonstration, numbering about 5,000, paraded at night. vr. Logan left Wheeling this morning for Cleveland to meet Mr, Blaine. The following nominations for Congress were made yesterday: Eighteenth Pennsylvania district, A. J. Patterson, democrat; same district, L. E. At” kinson, republican, renominated. Colorado,vharles S. Thomas, of Leadville, democrat. Sixth Massa- chusetts Rertisiae B. Lovering, democrat, re- nominated. Sixth Kentucky disirict, J. J. Lan- drum, republican. Montana, Joseph K. Tovle, Gemocrat, Seventeenth Pennsylvania district M. Campbell, republican, renominated. Sixth Lil hols district, Thomas Butterworth, democrat, and UD Meachdm, greenbacker. Rhode Islana, east- ern district, W. P, Buffum, and western district, A.B. Chadsey, prohibiuionists, ‘The Color democratic convention yesterday adopted a platform eet the unlimited coinage of silver, and denouncing Mr. Blaine as an avowed enemy of silver. ‘The state ticket was completed. Alva Adams fs the candidate for governor, and An- drew D. Wilson the candidate for lieutenant gov- emor. reghanies s. Thomas, of Leadville, ‘was nomi- 01 and presidential electors wel algo nominates = ‘The South Carolina republican convention made the following nominations: For governor, D. T. Corbin, Of Charleston; lteutenant governor, D. A. ‘Straker (colored,) Richland; adjutant and inspector (Hea C. J. Stolbrand, Richland; treasurer, C. C. icCoy, Chester; secretary of state, R. L. Smith, (colored), Charleston; superintendent of education, V. Joshua E. Wilson n colored), Darlington; ator ey general, 8. W. Mellon, Richland; controller general, EJ. Sawker, Mariboro’. The platiorm ‘comunittee did not complete its work, and all mat- lers pertaining to platiorm, &., were referred to the state executive commitiee. A Blaine and Tumbla county, Pa. he democratic congressional conference of the twentieth Pennsylvania district 1s likely to result in the defeat of Ex-Gov. Curtin, cof, meeting oF the New York state executive ‘ee of the national (greenback) party yes- terday the resignation of George Gn tones aa an elector-at-large was demanded, and hig call for a meeting of the party at Albany on October 4th was detiounoed a8 unauthorised ‘ongr ssinan Belford, of Colorado, says that the only truth there is in te story that he would Fun #540 independent candidate “for Congress 1s tue | that he received such a proposition and de- cithed It, He has no thought ot upposing the re- publican party. = oe Hon. John M. Moring, of North Carolina, ex- ‘speaker of the lower house of the legislaturé and prominent democrat, lias come out for Blaine and against the democraulc state Ucket. There was @ meeting of the Irish-American Bisine executive comunitvee in Baltimore last ‘Through New York State, ‘MR. BLAINR'S TRIP—HE REACHES BUPFALO LAST ‘NIGHT—SCENES EN ROUTE. ‘When the train carrying Mr. Blaine reached Au- burn, N. ¥., yesterday it was received with im- mense cheering and the firing of cannon. Mr. Blaine Was escorted to a platform and introduced as the next President. He made ashort speech, saying he was the bumble representative of the great principles which William H. Seward vindicated. At Seneca Falls the usual crowd had assembled, und Mr. Blaine briefly addressed them. The next stop was at Waterloo, were Mr. Blaine left the train to visit the Seneca county agricultural fatr. At the felr grounds the crowd rusted in after bis age, utterly ignoring the gate-keepers, who had been stationed. to collect tweuty-ive cents & head. The fair managers expected to realize a Profit from Mr, Blaine’s visit, but the impetuosity ofthe crowd disappointed them. Hon. Marun i. Townsend made short specch: The next stop- ping place was Geneva, where Mr. Blaine paid a Uibute tothe late Secretary Folger, saying he shortened his life by devotion to public duty. At Piylps, Mr. Blaine merely showed himself’ and bowed to the crowd, and at Clifton he spoke a few Words from the rear’ platform of bis car. At Can- andaigua Senator Lapham introduced Mr. Blaine, Who addressed the crowd. At Rochester numerous uniformed clubs, Some of them mounted, formed a conspicuous feature of the assemblage. "There Mr. Blaine, tn his speech, toughed upon politics tor the first Ume on this trip. He proclaimed the princt- les of the republican party and gave them credit for the country's prosperity. AU Batavia a sort stop Was made. At8 p.m. the train reached But- falo and Mr. Blaine was escorted through the city by a procession of “plumed knights” bearing torches. At 11 o'clock Mr. Blaine and party re- tired to the hotel where accommodations had been provided for them, se ‘Threatening to Bolt the Democratic ete DISSATISPIRD OYSTERMEN OP ANNE ARUNDEL, uD. While a democratic meeting was in progress at Fair Haven, Md., yesterday, a party of twenty-five or thirty oystermen from the vicinity of Town Point came tn and began to interrapt the proceedings ‘by calling out and abusing one of the genulemen on the platform, a resident of the district, who, ‘they claimed, had antagonized the interests of the oystermen In urging the appointment of a deputy. commander for the poiice boat Nauny Merryman. A special to the Baltimore Sun says: They had prepares, @ resolution setting forth that unless the oard Of pubne Works reconsidered their action apd appointed Phipps they would bolt the ticket aud vote for republicans this fall, The resolution, however, was not read, and the meeting proceeded without serious interruption, There ts sald to be some bad feeling in the matter of the recent ap- pointment, and threats have been made against the democratic ticket Unis fall. Mr. Barnes Comp- ton, Police Commissioner George Colton, of Balti- tore, and James 8. Robinson, of Anne Arundel, Were among the speakers at the meeting. Deacon White Bets on Blaine. From the New York Sun. Deacon S. V. White, ot Plymouth chureh, and until recently treasurer of that organization, is adding to the prestige that he recently acquired in Wall street by cornering Lackawanna, by making Leavy bets on Blaine. It has been quite the prac- Uce lately in the Stock Exchange for the good boys to jeer the Blaine republicans. On ‘Tuesday they provoked. Commodore Smith so that he started & ‘esterday some of them undertook to bluff Dea- con White and he took to betting. He made sev- eral bets of$100 to #75 on the election of the distin- guished statesman trom Malue,and then made Uhree beta of $1,000 each even money with Str. Bob Eilote ‘Subsequently Mr. Charley Hudson, the at- tenuiated and scholariy-look er of Mr. N. H. Smith, tackled Beecher’s parishioner, and got him Lobet $2,000 to: 000 in opposition to the views held by his pastor, Then the deacon offered §1,000 to $750 any number of umes on his favorite. It was esti- ‘A Plea of Insanity. CONANT ON TRIAL FOR SLAYING HIS WIPE’S SEDUCER. ‘When the Superior Court, at New London, Conn., opened yesterday, Frank V. Conant, charged with the mutder of McClellan on February 10, resumed his testimony. He testified that since his brother ‘The Guarantee Fund Sonds. THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT NEITARR CONCEDES NOR DENIES THR CLAIM OF THE DISTRICT. ‘Treasurer Wyman yesterday notified the District ‘Commissioners that the time for which the amounts Fetained from contracts numbered 196 and 209 with the District of Columbia were to be held as a guar- antee fund having expired, he had caused the se- cures in which sald amounts were tn lsposed of, and the proceeds deposi the credit of miscellaneous receipts. ‘The District Commissioners have received a letter from Acting Secretary Coon, of the Treasury de- partment, dated on the 24th" instant, saying that the depattment neither concedes nor denies the claim of the District to all or any part of the sur- lus arising from the sale of it has decided to leave the surplus in question in, ¥, subject to such disposition as shalt be directed by Congress. tin sins District Government Affairs. THE ANNUAL BRALTH REPORT. ‘The health officer's annual report will be com- ig the coming month from the data accumulated in the office during usual, 1 will be very full of statistical Information. IL Mas been the custom to give every year consider- able space to the discussion of some one particular subject in hygiene ot sanitation. Last year the re- port contained a very exhaustive treatise on the Subject of “trades nuisances.” ‘This year the sub- Ject of the milk supply of the city will form the theme of a special report, giving the results of Vestigations of the dairies furnisilng milk to the ‘THE TAX SALE. ‘The annual real estate tax sale, which began in Collector Cook's office last Tuesd: advanced so far that the list of lots advertised for arrears for 1884 in the city of Washington was ‘The list for Georgetown and advertised for spec! Telegrams to The Star, ‘guarantee fund bonds, A GREAT LABOR DEMONSTRATION, the year. As completed to-day. the county, and property taxes, £2., Will be begun Monday. ‘The co lector says that theré are as many bids a5 usual, though the nuinber is hardly suficient to make it profitable to the District, ‘The sale ts rovided for by law and has w te made, jomn that a piece of erty sold at such a sale 1s unrédeemed, 50 Uh not often a transfer of property. to the District the amount of taxes and in arrears. ‘The owner can then redeem the prop- erty any time within two years by reimbursing the ment and paying him fiteen ‘The investtient 1s considered fe, and a number of persons with spare funds e property advertised for sale. YY FOR & MAN WITH A SLUNG-SHOT. ‘On the 16th instant a petition signed by W. J. Richards, William A. Cook and istrict Commissioners ‘The bidders give purebaser for bis per cent additional others “was ‘sent to the stating that Wm, Sweetwine was an honest, hard- ‘working, peaceable man,and asking that clemency ‘The clemency asked was the 1m Sweetwine for Padgett, the as- be extended to hin. remission Of @ $20 fine imposed carrying concealed wea] sistant attorney for the District, reported as fol- Jows upon the case: “This inan was convicted of carrying a slung-shot. He got into a fybt with several other colored men, one of whom cone plained to a police officer that Sweetwine had the weapon, and the officer found it near him, where ped IU ay the officer approached. I see no reason for clemency.” ‘The Commissioners to- day sent a letier to the petitioners informing them that “after full investigation of the case Uon is refused. ‘The prohibition of the carrying of “Ust Ye Insisted upon.” ELECTRIC LIGHTING ON THE AVENUE. ‘The Commissioners have notified the Brush- Swan Electric Light company that thelr metho! of mn, Which has been in use on Pennsylvania avenue as an experiment, has not Proved satisfactory, and that tts continuance be- riod, Which expires on concealed weapon: yond the designated t che $0th instant, is not Invited to submit proposals for the electric fy of Pennsylvania avenue subject to the all not exceed the cost of of $22 per annum for gas that may be dis ‘with; that the system shall be in readiness for operation by November 1, and then be su ject to trial for a period of ten ‘days; that the wires shall be placed und ‘on oF before January 1st, 1885, A lances shall be subject to ‘the appro by gas, on the POLICE OFFICERS WHO TALK POLITICS. ‘The District Commissioners have upon the rec- ommendation of Maj. Dye remitted the fines and by the trial board West and Wm. H. Whit g ubile aurbeca ie enange was rs had stopped twenty or thirty min- utes and engaged in a poiltical dispute, In which Father waria and improper lan; They were sentenced to a fine of $2 mounted and transierred. The Commissioners in il attention to the preva- jeat disregard of the rule prokubiting officers from topping to hold conversation with eltizens whtle “ihe officers tried in this case,” Lhe letter continues, “were clearly amenable to Ulat rule, and the tact that it was overiooked 1n 4s conclusive evidence of 1t3 zeneral disregard by the higher as well as subordi- late members of the force. IU is required that in the future it shall be strictly enforced. Had It been observed In this case an unseemly and dis- raceful wrangle about matters totally foreign to ue duties of the force and highly prejudicial to its discipline would not have occurred.” giect of duty ‘and to be dis- rir letter to Maj. Dye cs putroliing their beats. bringing the chi Mr. Geo. W. McElfresh has been notified that his services as superintendent of the Work on the new statlon house and engine houses will be dis- continued to-day, a8 the appropriation for such service Is exhausted. Mr. Bird, who fs superintend- ing the construction of the new school bulling on S Street, between 13tn and idth streets, will take charge, also, of the bew station and engine house. The new stabie erected for the use of the police department, in the rear of the new first pi staulon house, on E street, between 434 and 6th streets southwest, wili be completed to-day. ‘This stable, which Is of brick, and 36 by 36 feet, thas ac- commbdation for seven horses, besides police am- Dulances and other conveyances. Heretofore the horses of the department hive been kept at livery of a.gun last BUILDING PERMITS have been Issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows: Tepair brick, 14% Tennessee avenue; riswold, eect a two-story-and-cellar welling, Nichols avenue, Anacostia; $3,000. Jas. C. Guy, erecta small dwelling, southeast corner N street dnd Delaware avenue; $200. repair three Uutidin| Carolina avenue; $200. Ryan & Tracy, corner 8th street and Sout a Recext Bossertes.—Lewis Bell, SouthWest, reports Uhaf bis house was entered on the night Of the 24th inst., and #3 In money was stolen.— Julius Jucnemann, corner of 6tu street and Loutstana avenue, repérts stolen trom bis house yesterday #25 in ¢ The Late John W. Garrett, A BRIEF SKETCH OF BIS BUSY LIFE. Adispatch trom Baltimore announces the death at Deer Park, Md,,this morning of Mr. John W. Garrett, the Baltimore railroad king. Of the three great railway managers, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Thos, A. Scott and John W. Garrett, oniy the first-named lived to a good old age. Scott died at 58. How he ts followed by Garrett at 64, the latter having been born at Baltimore July $1, i820. ancestors were Scotch-Irish peo] who located In Maryland soon after the revoluti His father, Robert Garret standing in commercial circles, bis banking house 4ng one of the most extensive in the coun- try In {ts connections and ousiness The Bal- tumore and Ohio raliroad was the frst to be incorporated tn the United States, its charter to 1826. But it languished for many severely from commotion in its 1838 Mr. Garrett, then a compar- atively young man, was induced to presidency, having in his capacity asa director Of the qualities essential to command. He at once went to work with charac- teristic energy and in a littie while he had brought order out of chaos, He extended the road, perfected its equipment, reduced its running to system and by the time the war came, in 1861, he was recoznized as a potent force in rallway ent. During that period, in spite of ex- traordinary @ificuities, he co-operated heartily She the government and thus rendered good ser- ce, ‘The success which crowned Mi work 1s a part of familiar history. He has made and kept his Une one of the great competing agen jn transportation, and won for himself a reputa- Uon as a manager which ts not equaled by any man eration, He was never a never a speculator, but an old-fashioned man, who thought his work done when he man- aged his road for the best Interest of its stockhold- ers. Mr. Garrett’s last important business venture ‘Was the laying of an ocean cable between this coun- ry and Ireland In conjunction with James Gordon Bennett. He some time ago handed over to Mr. 620 K street company, and a wealthy and promivent citiz was a min of bigh management. m.—Stocks opened firm and advance i cent, the latter in Lake Shore and New Yors Central. Later on there Was a sight reaction, but ‘at the present time the market ts strung. wake at Verona, a village on U Pembroke raliway, several men became drunk aut ir. Garrett's later mouiders last night, which resulted im an agreement to 1e~ turn to work immediately. ‘The strike nas beeu ln existence for nearly a year. mere Charged with Forging Horve Pedigrees. as Ca important interests of the great. cranes consulted, his valuabl Sioner'yesteraay, and gave bail to appear for amination on a question of extradition tor forgery. It appears that the appilcation was made vy ‘ise Gly association, of Scotland, chi at ‘Raeside purchased in that country i lot of Ciydes- dele horses, inferier breed, and forged for tem ipon all matters of moment he has ven to the officials of A # a i G i iF el <i ie Ht MR. BLAINE’S WESTERN TRIP. RHODE ISLAND PROHIBITIONISTS | JOHN W. GARRETT DEAD. MR. BLAINE RESUMES HIS JOURNEY | OWS BUFFALO, N.Y., September 28,—Mr. Blalue did not Tise this morning until about ten o'clock. He took Dreaktast in iis room. After breakfast he received the Ohio delegation, headed by Gov. Foster, which had come to escort him on his way, and a Stuwiler one from Chautauqua counts many citizens of Buffalo, who calied to pay their Tespects. He Was iowdly cheered as be ieft the hotel, at 12:30, to take the train. He also received ‘DEATH OF JOHN W. GARRETT, Last Hours of the Great Railroad Man- ager. Dree Pank, Mp., September 2—John W. ar Fett, president of the Baltimore and Ohto Ratiroad company, died here at 5:25 Unis morning, after a protracted illness, in the sixty-fifth year of his age. Mr. G. was a native of Baltimore, and completed his scholastic education at Lafayette collec, Pi. when nineteen years of age. Be then retui Baltimore, und entered the cottnting-no: father, where be remoined unill he was electd a director of the Baltimore and Oklo Railroad cow pany in 1897. During the year tullowing he was elected Its president, and trom that tm cess of the road setmed assured. ‘i management all the connections of Uh Of the Ohio river were mate, wud tue Pi | Connellsville road was finished and deveiuped un der his untiring exertions. With rare since he assumed the management of the road, 165 Stock has constantly increased In value and tnaln- . tained a standing above par. lls labors wer cou- | Pui Car UnuoUus, and, though he possessed a robust const | Luton, two years go his health tailed, but be did | not withdraw fron uctive participduon Is the bits ad west pany and management of the road until about a year ago. About that une Mrs. Garrett lost ber life bs a0 | 5. wexte bene Accident, and that caused a shock to his nervous | From the New York sun System from which he never recovered. He hud Deen at this place for sume Umne, and It was sun pated the mountain air would ve Of Bement to hi, IU his mental a8 Weil as plysical prostration was 80 great thai he could not rally. ‘The loss sus- tained by the Baltimore and Olulo road, as w by the city of Baltimore, where he was always lable. Rhode Island Pobibit Povipexce, RL, September 2 mite. ‘the front rank of enterprise and charity, is incaicu- | Michael Bu national prohibition convention, hearty support to the national ticket. Lest in Gambling All He 8! New York, September 26—When W Schwensen went to his Jewelry sto: ing of July 6th last Le wassurprised at findin Ibis stock in trade had vanished. His clerk, C Stepsll, did not a},ear, and when his dese ‘Was given to the police they recocmied It a> tut the suc- | XCEPLONS, AU the pronib- Nory state convention held here yesterday 22 Lowns ‘seh Villa stands on a terrace Were represented. Hon. Sidaey Dean, of Warren, presided. The following ‘candidates for prest:iential elector % Henry A. Wood, Alonzo D. Vose, and Anson Green! ‘The resolutions’ adopted approve the action of the | entlemen were chow'n as every ivdication of health. piedge earnest and | transact my regular oficial busi en the moru- | Washington som p Separation of Church ana ‘ANaxa, September 17.—The great question present im 'Chil is the definition Of tbe Felatams Tr aU and slate. There has besa @ goad of discussion on the subject im Lveral ideas seem to prevail A yaviou of government and the church seems ie. —_—___ Rejoicing at Senor Zaldivare Retarm Panam ber 17 —Salwador —There were | great reyo Lhe return of President Dr. Rite fael Zaldivar from E) ‘The Newark Savings Bank. NEWARK, N.J.. Se counsel foF the prosecution Ih the case of te aav joes bank Manasers wil makes final argument and the case will probably goto the vice chancellor for a decision, whict is uot expected {oF some CG Peruvian Troubles. THE REVOLUTION APPARENTLY CLOSING—CACERES A FCGITIVE—APPAIKS REACHING A NORMAL OOXDI> Tio. Paxaxa, September 17ci.—Advices from Lima, State that the revolution ts apparently Qrawing Ww ~ that aitended Gen. Caceres? Ning served to dampen Une ardor ad to strengthen the Iglesias ~ isa Tagitive, Myiny from plage koi earthquake was felt ak Wed at Lincaen the 100i inst, T adlains turenchemt the | seems to be regaining a normal svandpoint. Alexandria Atinire Reported for THE EVENING Stan Dean oF AN Ot CiTizeN.—Nonty B Whiting. ton, one of the best-known Alexandrians, died ot Ue" intimary last eve m ss on King street, and | spending some time in Pecerstung remillned Gerke aU Grech's Mansied bouse UuUl its transfer to new: been an Invalid, | With a lucid taney and powensot sweet expression, But First Receives an Ohio Delegation, | be 65 woted in his early days as “the Poet Me chanie,” and was form the town, and at Its of the eity council, Tie served In ( Uae a school t lu taste he lived qi departed to the better Frsekat—The funeral t yesterday atte oer dent to Ty Mall \ rs the laureate of appropriate poeta, was for ® lo tu habits and ret nd sincere, amd 1m peace 1 Mrs Rich. H. Stabler 200m, and the funerah i metry. ew, De. Norton, OF St, Faus's church, conducted” the services. TRO | pallbearers were S. F. Beach, & J. Milter, John He cratt, J. J. Jamieson, & L Dangerteld and T. D. Pendail, Pouce Rerours.— he only prisoner at the sta- his morning is Dan Lucas tor disorderly eon- | a The major lias ued Sarton Wright $280 for disorderly conduct. ay Ctncter Covt. Judge Keith ts sti] holding uct, ‘The suit of Alexandria Savi MeVeigh & Son vbny Feshlttig ON Altred street, between Prin Duke streets, died last might! The elt 1 board hoids its racular meet ieht.— Collector olu T. HL and Mr. Lee Bl ued fro a sea Crip) On the sekooner Cue Ver yesterday, — Mergon Be nephew of Col. thos. PM 1, OF Wasa has Telurned | to his home i actice Law seatd fr me from the auiversit Mr. W.A. Vincent, of Ubts ety, nda brother from whom he had ¥ thin y-turee | | i | comPoRTaBie acroMN | HUYSES & TU will be TWO Weeks Lo-Morrow that President Arthur bas been the guest of Secretary Freiing- huysea at the latter's country home near Somer Vilie, N. J, He has been living very quietly during the Time, seeing as Tew peopie as possible and tak tug a rest trom Importuners and exhausting atten- He Jogs comfortably into the village milly, aid on Sunday last attended Jenurch. from the the ToadWay. A reporter saw the Presi- ent yesterday. ils face Was ruddy and bore 3 are the first hewspaper representative that has succeeded 1m al when uy retroal ete,” sald the Presi: “T have ben living very quietly, t Ste mennbers Ume to time, Of the Cabinet coming over here fru 10 not kuow Jus Low loug T shail stay. 1 have nol made auy Geiiniie piabs, bULT stall be here ® Jew days more certatiy, abd will probably be in tine BeXt Week. ‘The President has been dn the habit of visiting | Mr. Fredingiuysen every year, buc has mever be- fore remain so kong, an this iact stirred up quite a buzz Of Village go=up on the subject of big Ta Of @ man who had been ‘arrested lor carrying of | mored attachment tor Mr. Frelinghuysen’s eldest the stoci" of & former employer three years ago. On | dauxlter. ‘To say notulng of the lea parties, the September 15 Stepsil portion of his booty to a Jeweicr in Scranton, ‘o-day Detective Mangan returned trom thst’ city arrested. From a letter | stor’s are tll of specul found on him tt Was ascertatued that he had soid a | tus ons and assertions touch. POS IDLY of Biss “TUllie,” as she 18 called, Soon Lecoming ine Wite Of Ue President of tae United Suites Miss Frelinghuysen 18 a tall and ‘With a lot of the stoien articies. ‘The ex-clerk suyss | slender young lady of the brunette type, of grec = Pe, he lost in gambitng all ths money he ol the stolen goods. ae ae A Week's Business Failures, New Yont, September 28.— The business fallures ne last seven Duu € Co., of ie mer | cantile agency by telegrapii, number tor the United | occurring ihrongiout te days, as Teported to R. OUMETY In States 187 and for Caund.' 26, oF a total o1 against a total Of 218 last week, showing a silzht decrease on the Week, Failures are stil ni in the Pacttic states, in Canada, und in New York city; in other sections of the couuiry rather below the average. F ————— are in St. Louis. Sr. Lovrs, Mo., September 25.—The St. Louts Mal- assignment tis leabie “Trot Coinpany made morning to John T. Davis. H. M. Filley ts pre dent Of We company and B.G. Farrar secretary. ‘The | Schedule Of Uie assets shows $111,000. No state ment of the liabilities has yet been inade. A Remarkable Case. Muncie, I rember brain of Emerson’ McColon, of this city, This heavy plece of iron, several” pieces of bone and a lece of his felt hat were witiudrawa trom quite a stance in his head, and without trepanning, by making an opening ‘in the trouial bone, throich which “half a teaspoonful of brw wound has healed and the patient x} P inconvenience, except trom te hot raysor the Sun, and Is as Weil asever, The case 1s among the most remarkable ou record. NY Brxonamrox, N. Y., September 26.—The most imposing labor demonstration ever held im tus city occurred here last nizht, Lue striking ¢ makers and their friends parading in large mum. bers. ‘The parade was witues ed by over 10,090 people, Who greeted the marchers with marked Manifestations of approbation. After the parade John J. Junto addre: Une balcony of the Exclange hotel, the crowd ing the street for a coi way. The people were very demonstrative, but as the conctusion of the address, winleh lasted vorty- five minutes, they all departed for their hemes. ‘The present’ indications are that Ube strike will continue for some Ume, as both sides are very de termined. Shot Himself White Hunting for Burg~ ark. Prvrsrrewp, Mass, Septem Kernochan, president of the Bei or rancis E. mufactartae Was rous'd from slumber at 2 o'clock tils mo: by the barklug of nls dogs. Believing burclars were about the premises, he selz-d a revol d started for the lower part of tue house, way he stumbled, his revolver was discharged and @ bullet entered fils right side, passing throush Lis Body and coming out at the opposite side. Th . Hon. Edwar i in-law, Who 1s and the Kernochan3 of wat hysicians say he cannot recov Pesrmed, ‘Mr. ‘Kernochan’s tat now in’ New Yor city, have been telegraphed for. Notes of New Yors, Day From Wall Strect, September 26—WALL STREET, 11 a, & toh per Frightful Scenes at a Wake. Kixostox, Oxt., September 26.—At a recent Kingston and roke down the bed ou whic ‘the corpse Lay and afterwards endeavored to force liquor down Uie | Unroat of the dead body. Failug in this, wey threw whisky over the corpse and departed. Verdict Against an Express Company. dict | Was rendered Iu favor of the plaintiff in the ease of | Nelson Bennest ag inst the Xorcern Facitic x- Press company ior $19,500. Beunett sent the sui Brentioned to. PORTLAND, Oxxoox, September 26 — A ver Alosworth, W. 7. ihe e ‘insworth where it was sto‘en” PAA End of a Long Strike. Crmomnart, Onto, September 26.—The stove- held a protracted: mecting: lire Se et wan iL, before the United States cum- containing mor? valuabie strains of ‘and sold them-in this country to tbe deiri- ment’ of horse interests there and ‘The ap- 3.45 Mubburd, of Hartford, Coun., —By the explosion Pr an tron breech pin, 14 Inches long and Weighing 615 grains was biown Into the 3 coed. “The | nees no ration in Bing= ed un immense audience trom “able distance either Tul fori, anda kindly and nov una: Nellie Hubbard Married Again. THE Gikt, WHO RAN OFF WITH RRR PATHER’S COACH MAN FIVE YEAHS AGO AND WAS DIVORCED NOW LY LOVER. ue Hubbard, the daughter of ex-Gov. who created such ® sensavion five years ago by eloping with her hier’s Conclm@An, Was married yesterday to Mr. Clark L, Smediey, @ Well-known cltizen of New Haven. Wwe years ago Miss Neliie, then the pride of the cold and 2 Dele in Society, went to Weat- where sue Inet erick vey rerurned to HL rtf Not for eleven s did IU leak out that the youngest daughter of red st tarred the uniettered and Wien Uke tact Was made public It Was a'SHOCK To Gov. Hubtard that he mever re. d irom, and it is sald that tits death last ary Was duc tn @ Certain aneasure toa broken Sovlety Ws stirred to Its foundation by riage. Siepy fier a Year or two, moved Have, «tne, wi the money. tven, Mim Lis ouee aristocratic wife, be upencd a very te. A child Wa~ born to them, and, after i lier lor Unter years Was apparent. to. ited tor each Other. A Separae finaly a decree of divorce was rs Sheppard on the ground of «bandon nent. She had’ wany adiairers in New fay amon the number being Mr. Smedley. His 10v6 Was of the listing sort, and he wanted towee the Girl reunited with ber faunily, He told her he could fever tarry her except from her owa Rome in Harttord, and with the approval of her family. Gov, Hubbard died last February without relenting in Lis d-termuination,made at the me of the mar- never to see his duughter or the wed the Lue family, so that When Neliie Went to see them a Tew tnonths azo she Was received with open arms. She repeated her vistt, and (wo months ago went home to stay UNUL she should be married. Very iew knew of the reconciliation, and only Intimate nds of the fatuliy kuew of her presence at the Hiubbard mansion. “They were married yesterday, | And Went to Moutreal on a wedding tour. y WITHDRAWING THR CHANGES —Two years Bishop Guinour, of the Cleveland dlocese, sate. wer, tue Cad 11m the Peay Press, "in which he win Cowien, wliter Of the Leader, ated ils rina brutal mane | ner. so muca so as to cause her to become the Ine she Was. Ne. Cowles had the pose attested 10F 0 dustitated suits tor damages against te be Calverse any Dress TOR la, Vener op pubished a card ga Peract Ue charges he published aguinnt Mr, Cowies, and all We Suits have Deen withdrawn, Seniors Crarce 4 | Clark, of the United Avo, leaving two. sisters, Poltited admapisiratrix. Back p 1 31.250 Was due her brotuet, and Miss Clark em- >. Hiidebrandt, a prominent attorney of , tocodet Ue money from the sueceeurd 1 doing "80, and Miss Clark alleges Chat be retuses to give Up any oft Yes tonfay She filed a.m in Cincinnati to disbar | Sudebranat from pr in the courts there. ‘Tar Sixcue ScoLL Chamrioxsnir—Richard Fox, of New York, has siguified a willingness to Kive a purse of $5,000 for a single Scull Tace of Ave miles, With @ turn, co be competed for by Edward | Hanidn, Win. Beach and John Teemer, and, in ad- dition, & championship trophy of the value of $2,800, | tobe known ax the “Police Gazette chamy cup,” which will be the only embiemn of single | championship In the world; the ophy to persohal property of any oarsman who it Unree tines In succession. Arrangements made for the Tace on receipt of favorable | from the oarsmen named. ALL His MONEY STOLEN. —W. gm eccentric bachelor. Uving on Big Sixteen Mason county, W. Va. i i i money tn « bank oF loan It on Irugallty and close dealing be had save $9,200 In greenbacks und $700) | Kept in an old trunk, ‘Tuesday night lered the house, gagged the old man, auone, and carried off all his money. 5 3 isecst H i F nie Taylor eloped on day Rev.