Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1884, Page 5

FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Puvstcuxs ayo Daveaisrs FOR SALE—A HANDSOME BUGGY AND A FULL et of Hlarnean: “both neatly ‘ew’ Pugue or CHAMPLIN & HILTON'S Livery Stables, 1 11th street northwest Pod MR SALP_—ABS fwch, full nickel Expert tar thes, it Dt SAL Rortheagt, 0225-3 Gan be seen frous 4 to Go'clock p.m. at 24 13h, ‘ton'sjor the Eritanuica, on the most advan stun, by sddressing Box Lil, Star office. olf-; Fos Se Phe FOLLOWING HANDSOME AND Almost Tew picces:—Warlrove, double Bedstead aud Buran ck walnut, Springs and Hair Mat- Barvanl open Stive and ‘Ssddie, bar--atoe, oct. 3t* JOR 2A. atrvats of Washin, ¢ business November 1 oct. AN ENORMOUS BARGA! {Rosewood case Win. Knabe & Ca, Pisno,with andsxue Stool aud Apply at SivS£¥ T. NIMMO'S, oes. 4:3 Tch street northwest, JOR SALE— $33--\ MAGNIFICENT ORGAN AT IMMENSE SACRIFICE. A beau'iful and superbly finished solid Walnut care . but 7 months eld, for only $38, This ele- aut Uitte oF no use, te finished with, and blael s, i wort! asked snd 4 fb 433 7th street northwest. well broke, single or dowbi BEAUTIFUL Schaffer, good as cain; two large Lk Sidebowrt:one “i conititie ord | 22 De a | Be 5M dhe | Sp! 27 Op! fa | EE ier t sort notice CUNBERLAN D,foot f F st. wharf northw: NAKIES: IMPORTSD CANARE ers. Bind food and cages for sale ore, 1183 Tels my Ine 0% ea. styles of CAKKIAGES B ROBES. bLAN D rect ND be sume to HL 2. SUHEELE, Second National 0625-2" N_ LON up on Peni 1S34,_anct receive. th: MAN, Treasury departin: 3 a a pact Pipe ant Lie: Spantah lace scact, A suitable re- if returned to 18 Z weit AND giving informs suitably rewarded, OS3—ON THE EVENING OF THE 2ST, A PURSE 4 coritalinw abou} £304 hocks and some small r Please call at the northeast U etreets and receive a Liberal seward, OF bed and no any ie F Oe F i of SB will be 5 1 toany one aval digtitarie sei bl14-T2) DENTISTRY. SCOTT. D.D.&, wars ex}crieuce 4h Dentist Fstrert northwest. Preservation of the Natorsl "Tea . oc22 BROWSAS RON BITTERS 48 THE BEST TONIC. FLY NEW FIFTY-FOUR le: macnificent anent; Pope's osci lating saditie; lantern: ball-bear- Will excuange for fine piano. Ad- 2AP_TWO GOOD WORK HORSES. rt Joun PWatangios Bae Manco ae Boundary | TKUSTEI'S SALE OF VA Furs HEAP-AN EXCELLENT FAMILY Horse with «good four-seat Carriage and Harness, ‘CLOPEDIAS.—THE AMERICAN he into: 3 bered one (1) in O. 0, Howard's 8 iark’s sub-division of lots numbered one (1) inclusive, in sj hundred and #1 .quare numbered irty-four (3:4), subject to a of trust. dated Feb-uary 6th, 1879, Liber 906, Follo 385. et sone on HEAP—A RESTAURANT DOING A 00) paying business on one of the best busine-s miust be sold: owner golng into Address Box 5, Star 0¢%5, novi &eds-St {For Other Auctions See Seventh Pages.) FOR SALE—LOTS. LARGl BEB OF ELIGIBLE obs, in the northwest sactian of desirable corner lots, | #8 the ‘New York avenue, R SALE—A singie or in blocks, in the fhe city.’ Amons them are HL B. CRITTENDEN, 1422 R SALE—A FINE FRONT OF 400 REET ON | “auld” of Vand 145 feet on Set About 6,000 agaare foot, of @ epecniati TYLER RUTUBEFORD, Le F'sureet ‘noras: west oc2%5-3t* ide Mark’and crossed red lines on. Gals G0. Baltimore, 1a, Bors Da Ar Suns ‘Take no other. | M: ‘BROWN CHEMI Sth street north- ‘T WASH NAILONS STARLES— f Brown Horses: sixteen hai ds nis | ‘owne R SALE—SOME OF THE CHEAPEST. a Seen bullies, Vee eco ee a a below J lal) New York Avenues ON 9 > Satnmday is the day that keops us busy in our Boys" and Children’s Departm:nt, and we always provide a special feast in tho way of prices for Young America, GLANCE AT THIS! ETED STREET, NORTH dk paid rest cars, at 13 cents Great bargain. z Pitol streets, 0c83-3t -E-LOTS.—1 HAVE A LanGe NusmbEn One lot of Knock-around Suits, good value at $3.00 a Suit; our price, $1.90 a suit, Just this kind of weather reminds you of the necessity of an Overcost for the little man of the house, and the Une we are offering, at prices ranging from $3.00 to $20.00, is very extensive, Avrare bargain in Children’s Suits is a lot that we have jnst received—the same goods sold a short time | ago at $4.00 :uit—those we have just received are eving ina hurry at $2.0 a Suit, now sell much or next spring. looking over the supply I y Lean Inter in this sen act wisely bj ud, és EXTRA PANTS.—Extra Pants at prices that hardly 1. One Lot of about | SS CHANCES. AY A SACRIFICE-THE STOCK AND ods that are in the 300 pair may interest you, as the price is 49c. For the larger boys—I1 to 17 years of age—we have a | | Suit at 24.90 that is a Bonanza % located Cigar St Our space is too small to enable us to give yon an idea of what we have prepared in the way of Boys’ and | hing in this departmen ut fear of succsssful 2 "sand Boys' Clothing that » and correct in Fit | that we show 1 | are correct in Style, than any two houses in the District show. | any efforts to ¢ A. SAKS & CO., LE&DERS IN CLOTHING OF THE CORRECT KINDS, S16 and 318 Sevenra Street. ity aanirinw ext 0.0. GREEN, th strest northwest, Washington, D, PERSONAL ATT! id Suxs Asp V: CLOTHS “AND DRESS GOODS, OUR STOCK WAS NEVER AS LARGE, AND THE | VARIETY HAS NEVER BEEN AS GREAT AS NOW, | THE PRICES ARE AS LOW AS THE SAME ARTI- | CLES IN NEW YORE. 3 OF IMPORTED CLOTHS OF TAILOR MADE SUITS. WE HAVE THESE BEAUTIFUL GOODS IN ALL COLORS AT THE VERY LOWEST CONSOLIDATED LOAN COMPANY, Established 1828, and Ihe-s!'wivucrs imide on dismonds, silver | BLACK AND COLORED SATIN DUCHESS, WITS ™ BROCADE VELVETS TO MATCH. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, | Esq, Stock Broke §.B—THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. : { a, op Ry ~ “| Snonr Waareres. Pivsn Sacquzs, COUNTRY RE “ GOR RENT OR SALE—COUNTRY HOUSE AND (wo setes st Good Hope: also lovely Building Rite, Wit) grove of trevs and ten acres. Liberal terms, Di. YADSWORTH, Vermont avente end Let. RAVENWOOD.* AT HYATTSVILLE, AL ESTATE. NEWMARKETS, JERSEY JACKETS, PERSIAN WRAPYI IMPORTED CLOAKS. MOURNING CLOAKS. GREAT BARGAINS IN JACKETS AND NEWMAR- inents: will be OUR STOCK OF SHORT WRAPPINGS IS VERY | . AND WE ARS OFFERING CHOICE GOODS "| AT LOW PRICES. = VELVETS-ALL QUALITIES AND ITABLE FOR WHAPPINGS. VERY SUPERIOR CLOAKINGS. TECE OF VERY FINE FRENCH CLOAKING SLY FOR MOURNING. FINE DRESS GOODS AT MODERATE PRICES, IMPROVED—ON Farm in Fairfax co BLOSS, 614 F st: JOR SALE OR ‘village home at hine-toom dwelltug, barn, &e.: finé iruita. Kk. A. PHILLIPS, 1423 New York ave- | W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ‘SYLVANIA AVENUE. cece ‘cc THOS. KE WAGGAMAN, M ONEY TO LOAN, Lowest Rates of interest. Corner 16th and ¥ « ONEY 10 LEND_ ‘ON REAL ESTATE J AT LOWES? RATE. WM. P. YOUNG, 1203 ¥ street nusthwest. On Real Estate Seen: ‘The inde? will be literally rewarded by | OPENING OF WINTER vets northwest, LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN, In cums to suit, on approved Res! Fstate security, Fates of interest, 5 delay. We are now prepared to show the most extensive assortment of Ladies’ and Misses’ Garments, compria- | ing the latest novelties in Newmarkets, Kussian Circu- | lars, Dolmans, Short Wraps, Plush and Fur-Lined Garments of all descriptions, Our Opening will be in- augurated by placing before you a few of our Leading rea, | Specialties, which, considering quatity and price, cannot be found anywhere else in this city. For instance: NEY TO LOAN ON GUOD REAL ES- iateral security at lcwest ratea of interest, nsecurity igwood. O.C, ding, cor. Tth st. and La ave. . GREEN, Room, fning Diack silk | Firem as In sums to suit, at lowest rates, on ay HITCH, FOX & 1457 Pennsylvanis ayentia, LADIES’ NEWMARKETS, best Diagonal. Astrackan, f LOWEST RATES 0: 6 OS KEAL ESTATES collars and cuffs, at 87.50. Would be cheap at $10. rect northwest, ATTORNEYS. ARLES J. GOOCH, BOLICITOR Oi / Gounseller-at-law znd Export, St Cloud Building, ood work, Kood 2 enty-one years’ experience, LAW, 124 DEAR. LADIES' NEWMARKETS (Importe1), made from the best Berlin Twill Gloth, at $3.00, ‘We also closed ont, among other goods, abont 11 Ladies WALKING COATS (Imported), heavily braided all around, perfect fit, which we will sell at $10.00, ‘This No, could not be duplicated at iess than $18, Sth and F streets. S HAVELOCKS, Wool Cloth, Plush Collar, or- natnentai back, at 82.75 for 4 years, and an advance of 25c. for cach size, HL MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Kooms J and 4, Gunton Law building, « Fesidenee, 240 North Capito! street. C. 8. CUMMISSIONER, NOTARY PUBLI 630 La ave. next to City P.O. 5 ke 416 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Thworrasr To Tix P. AYERS, Having perfected arrangements for the purchase of “DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES,” receivable in pay- ment of SPECIAL TAXES and GENERAL TAXES due previons to 1882, all parties interested in the settle- ment of Taxes can SAVE A DISCOUNT by calling upon. WILLIAM DICKSON, (224 436 Street Northwest, Above Columbia Building, Gxo. W. Buows, Baz. & Co. saxneas, ‘91437 Pennsylvania Avenue (Opposite U. &. Treasury.) + EET BEING REQUT- | {medical urgical, Ful Sof Corie, Bunions, Inverted POSITS. . Discousra ta year of "practice. “Fee 81 @ D a Exum eae States and District of Columbia Bonds bought large and small Iota * Buy and sell on comuission all classes of securities, Drafts imued on all points in Ei Fa Sth ak arope at lowest rates, 2 EVENTS OF Ladies and Gen- Cu. Revrses, Nos, 44NO Wi Trt STREET NORTAWSSIE. econ Paivare Sroca Tereouaen Wines ‘Headquarters for the WHITNEY CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY. STARK PAUSONS, COR orm ANDE STREETS w. Filling a the cure of tooth- tansthethic, © Dy icce utec ilcen trom corner PARSONS. 4238 77m STREET tyes. Operative and mechanical performed. Gas slministered: ‘en sears experience’ Hours from 9 ‘Tennis 4 full Hee of Lawn Te Ss Eee pacvohimmeninat g Dewees WASHINGTON, BALTIMOBER, PHILALvtila, BEW YORK, SuSTON, a PRINCE & WHITELY, Srocx Bsoxeaa S{Pinslway. ? New fork NEW BALTIMORE 1834 LATROBE an LEADS THE WORLD! EVERYWHERE THE PAVORITE!! ae i. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 431 1TH K “Dentistry in all “ecth inserted 87 per sot All work war- ___UNDERTAKERS. _ R. W. Busm, UNDERTAKER ASD PRACTICAL EMBALMER, BUY us — OF RAILWAY SECURITIES, 612 Ith street northweet, BPLLEW, UNDERTARE rergon and residence to cout aid New Jersey avenue p. w, due Renee ee wcaer VAuas taco: ap Pusan DImosok “. Whe stress porluwest Telephone cali Ce eeerencry THE ONLY LATROBE, EMBELLISHED, WITH LILES: with latest style TEMES and otorior Bovoration. Bay BIBE'S NEW BALTIMORE 1884 LATROBE. ‘It gives more heat and burns less coal than sny For sal by the leading dealers. ‘Geveral Partner: ‘HL Doige, B. r Hmy G Lowa, Wasltogion, Dt. Mapoard © Me William & Trevers, Special Yartuer, ALL CLASSE? R Branch Office—539 15thstrest (Corssria Batliags | RE +.B. DODGE, Resident Parinas GiSt AND Guocuae OF FRENCH WI PAGNES AND CO: Graft bases continued el COGN: EBT |AC, CHAM- Glatehs, BA 7, 84 and $4.50 Nadive Wince Brundesanit ot northwee®, nears mht Moeke and Ponts » “arkets reeeived throm 3 +. cireet from the New York sw: sxclamga cmcuted and reported promptly. 2d Edition. Calis Tmgrans to Tha Sta Latest News by Cable To-day. THE FRENCH IN TONQUIN. Panis, October #.—The cabinet ministers this listened to Gen. Miliot’s account of his Operations in Tonquin, and were satisfied with his course. Gen. Miliot that the reporta which were Tecelved in re- gard to the it situation in Tonquin were Mauch ex The French, he said, were strongly and able to repulse any attack. ON THE WaR PATH. DUKE OF CUMBERLAND. BRUNSWick, October 25.—A del from the on a rr Te: m of the Duke of Cumberland to the nd ducal ‘throne, and approving the measures of the council Of regency against the pretender. The North Ger- © OF the document, in which the Duke of Cumberland informed Emperor William of the death of the ex- King of Hanover, and declared that he (Cumber- ) would fully maintain the rights and titles ‘which he had inherited. SAILED FOR ENGLAND. Efeesr ig Genrer ‘25.—Lord Northbrook, Brit- ish special commissioner to Egypt, sailed for England to-day. be AN EX-M. P. IN PRISON FOR ROBBERY. Loxpon, October 25—A man named Whalley, who was Once a member of parliament, was sen- venced to-day to mine months in prison at hard labor for robbing a furnished lodgings. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE AT PEKIN. ‘TiRNTSIN, October 25.—All the princes of the em- pire have been specially summoned to attend an imperial audience at Pekin on November 5 and 7. DEATH OF A FRENCH JURIST. Panis, October 25.—M. Faustin Helle, a well- known French jurist and legal writer, Is dead. AN ACCIDENT TO THE DUCHESS OF CUMBERLAND. 1 n accident befell the terday as she was tak- ing part in a hunt. Her horse fell through the planking of a bridge upon te stones below. ‘The duchess was thrown to the ground underneath the bridge. She was qulckly rescued trom thls position, w found she had suilered oniy sugat in* DEPRESSION OP THE COTTON TRADE. Loxpox, Ociober 35. wages of the cotton aners bf Oldham have been reduced. five per LL, Owing to the depression In Ue cotton trade. RATGLATING SIR MOSES MONTEFIORE. Lonpon, October 25.—Sir Moses Monteilore re- ceived hundreds of telegrams congratulating bim ‘Ob attaining his hundredth birthda ‘They came froin all parts of the world, and tiere were many from America. ‘THE CHOLERA IN YPORT. Pants, October There has been two more deaths from cholera at Yport. physicians be- lieve that the se Was generated spontaneously al Yport througn the want, privation, drunkenness and dirt prevailing there.’ ‘The natives are apa- thetic and tremely reluctant about making in the streets and pai the place in proper sanitary order, A JAPANESE HEERAGE CREATE! Loxpox, October 2.—Japanese advices state that the mikado has informed te European mis- ‘sions Of the Creation of a Japanese peer: This Consists of 11 princes, 24 marquises, 76 counts, 874 Viscounts and 74 barons, REDUCING THE EGYPTIAN ARMY. ALeXANDuIA, October 25.—It 1s stated now that the Egyptian Army will be reduced to 4,000 men, ho Wili be provided with 18 English officers. ‘The Police, however, will be Increased by 3,000 nen, FRENCH FINANCIAL RETRENCUMENT, Pais, October 25.—Lhe budget committee of the chitber of deputies has agreed to the reductions proposed by the cavinet. ‘The total retrenchments in the budget for 18 000 francs. BERNHARDT TO TAKE A REST. Pants, October 25—AS Madame Bernhardt has been ordered to take @ complete rest, 1b Is feared tual the production of M. Sardous’ new play, “Theodora,” Will have to be postponed Indeflnively Commodore Kittson’s Fast Horses. r. PAUL, MINN., October 25.—Commodore Kitt- son’s string of fast diorses reached home yesterday; and will winter at Midway. Jolin Splan says he has not lett Mr. Kitison’s service. His contract 1s ended, however, and he will take a few months rest. ———— iaIx on an Inspection ‘Tour. DPzreuspuna, Va., October 25—The chief officials of Ue Norfolk’ and’ Western Railroad company ar- rived here last night on their annual taspection of the road from Bristol to Norfoik, for whlch iatter place they lett to-day. They ae traveling in a handsome observation car in front of the tocomo- tive, With ® watchman on the roof of the car to give warning to the engineer in case of dunger. Tize3 are tO be given to section-masters having thelr sections in the best condition, Jewelers Mutual Benefit Association, ProvipEnce, R. L, October 25.—The manufactur- ing jewelers of this city and vicinity Unis mornin, adopted a consutution’ for a manufacturing jewel- ers board of trade for mutual beuefit, and protec- on, Rallroad Of a A Hotel Swindior Caught. ALLENTOWN, Pa., October 2.—Samuel Stein, who swindled’ prominent hotel Keepers all over the country with iorged certified checks, was arrested here to-day, and Will be taken to Miduletown, N. Y. ghid mld nse ‘The Troubles Among the Miners. PrrrssunG, Pa, October %.—The coal trades tri- bunal, appointed to fix the mining rate in the rali- road miues for the winter months, have not y: rived at an agreement, ‘The operators’ commiitee ih:lsis upon a reduction aud the miners demand their old wages. Both sides are disgusted and a disruption of the tribunal is not improbable. Last night twenty-five miners were sent from this city to the Hocking valley, and the night before tnirty started for that place. ‘This makes a total of 1,200 men who have left this vicinity for the Hocking valley since the great strike began tuere three months ago, An Italian Laborer Murdered. Cuesten, Pa., October 25.—The body of an un- known Itallaa, a laborer on the new Baltimore and Philadelphia railroad, was found last night in a wood near Upper Chichester township, about five iniles from here. ‘The skull was frighttully crus and the body otherwise showed marks of violence, Itis supposed that he was murdered by some of his feliow-workers. eco i Telegraphic Briefs. Geo. T. Jackson & Co., millers, of Augusta, Ga., sold out to-day to Thomas A. Scales, subject to the Hens of creditors. ‘The ltubilittes are $100,000 and ‘the nominal assets $125,000. Certain creditors are given preferences to the extent of $85,000. ‘The exports irom the Dominion for September reached a total of $8,837,363, and the imports for the same month $9,980,131. ‘The liabilities of John A. Shober, paper maker of Lancaster, Pa, whose assignment was recorded yesterday, are in excess of $60,000. SS Heavy Robbery To-day. FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS STOLEN FROM THE OFFICE OF J. P, AGNEW & CO. Between 10 and 11 o'clock this morning a thiet entered the pMice of J. P. Agnew & Co., coal deal- ers, at the corner of Delaware avenue and H street northeast, and carried off about $400. There was ‘one $50 and oue $10 bifl, the balance in $1 and $5 ills, and a bag of sliver.’ ‘The caso was reported to ‘the police, who are on the lookout for the thief. pea oto Aaa Collector Cavk’s Report, TAXES GATHERED DURING TOE LAST FISCAL YEAR— A GRADUAL DECREASE OF THE AMOUNT OF AR- REARS. District Tax Collector John F. Cook has sent in his annual report, The balance of taxes due July 1, 1883, was as follows: For real estate, $2,327,267.88; for personal estate, $357,229.53. ‘Total, $2,694,49 7.41. ‘The amount of $88,425.20 was collécted on ac- count Of various old assessments and penalties. ‘The credits by amount collected during the year ending June 9, 1884,from collections, miscellaneous items and water fund was $1,973,065.47, which, with ree sap taxes OD re, a 1884, and personal tax, &c., aggtegal 588. ‘The totals of general accouue were $138.78; oor- tficate account, $80,654.51; First National ‘bank account, $5,660.29; making & total of $88,458.43. He closes’ by sta\ tit Will ‘be seen from. the exhibit that the balance on account of of taxes is steadily decreasing, and when the charges carried on'our tax-books against chi colle; asylums, schools of all aoe ol the of Columbia and of the ‘Shall have been this tax mortgage Hd Ie Hele F of ‘ 8 Be ae HE Fes Ht a if 2 E til eee fi ae i a i fia i efels PaaS ARMY ORDERS.—First Lieut. Henry H. Bellas, 4th cavalry, relieved from duty at Jefferson barracks, ‘Mo., and granted leave until further orders on ac- ‘Tae Coney.’ Raoa_ Postroxep.—' Roemer of Pittsbu Tu Conley, of Pore whien was to jave taken ace, at MeKees— Rovemmcr'd teemer wi sn gecouds issued?’ She will del working women In Brooklyn Wed: pects to attend tue mocting of vi the advancement of wor sions In Baltimore on t Can. Pac. 14335 43° will Lhius amount Lo 56,000,- | Mich. Cent. United States 3 ‘Water stocks 7s, Fifty-year fundi: tw reak—middling, 9) Southern ‘ara ard a “THE COOLEST MAN OF THE LOT.” Am Interview With the Female Candi- 4 CAMPAIGN WHICH WAS STARTED TOO LATS—MRs. ‘LOCKWOOD EXPROTS TO CARRY FRINCE GRORGE 00.— ‘SHE 18 ASKED FOR HER VIEWS ON THE MOTHER HUD ‘BARD DRESS—HER FUTURE MOVEMENTS. “Well, you've canght me with my breakfast cap on,” said Mra. Lockwood, presidential candidate, to that we would have polled a vote that would sur- prise every one.” eae aaa roll cont eeventy-one Taanuscript, “rom "a gentleman, in, California. Whatt You haven't ume to read itr Well, this gentieman takes exception toa in oneot Iny recent and has written out his views. It shows that the movement is awakening an inter- est. I had another letter the other day from a firm of Jawyers in Iowa, a well written letter, sexing my views on the Mother Hubbard dress. Of Course Genes was mere play, and for an answer I the firm a copy of’ my Louisville speech. Now [have recelved another letter sull, inststing and urging that { should say something about the Mother Hubbard dress. I see the mayor of Chicago, or some one, has forbidden the wearing of these dresses there, and I don’t know but the people may be taking a deep and earnest interest in the ques- Uon. But I don’t decide the matters of dress.” “Do you agree with Mrs. Stowe, In her proposi- tion to proclaim you President inthe name of the women of the country?” asked the reporter. “Mrs. Stowe's proposition 13 on the fact that there is an excess of a million anda half women in the country. Now, the question fs! whether women get thelr right from te men or the men from the women. "Why should not the women, if they cannot get their rights under the Constitution, annul the Constitutiqn, as they in the majority? But I do not propose to ignore the men. “I have always liked them, and I propose are to walk along with them, and am for equal rights.” Weil, do you Uilnk such a proclamation will be 5 nits.” ‘Mrs. Lockwood will leave the eity next Mo} ver an address association for begins it3 ses- nt, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ‘Whe New York Stock Market, The following are tne opening and3 p. m. prices en, Wille 29% Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported | by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street: Name. [2 3pm Name j 0. 8734) 86) Bis! Do. pref. S47, Oliio & Mis Lou. & Nasi. ‘Union Pac. Wab. Pac, Washington Steck Exchange. cinttea statee orrguanente. Bit. Asked Inited States 4%, 1S91 coupon . ag 113 United States 4.4, 1-91, revistered United States 45, 15 United States 4 Ma rr] Water stocks 73, on City Gas.) Insrifance Com Insurance Comp 1 Union Insurance Washington and Geonretowa Stocks. Washington and Georgetown Bonds. Metropolitan kK. Cohiba North: Anacostia, Bank of Washington Bank of Weslfucton, National Metropolitan Bank.” National Bank of the Repnbil ers’ aud Mechanics! al Bank. Miscellaneous. Board of Public Works, Green 8s .. ‘Masonic Hall bonds, Washington Market Company Bon¢ Thland and Sea Const Company stock Tnland and Seacoast Co, bonds Real Estate Title Insurance Compaiiy. — 103 ptad Sates Blestto Like Go o wsivania Telephone Compan’ Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 15 Bi rs’ Additionals, per acre. 35.00 Valentine Scrip, per acre 40 Sioux Half- i 20.00 Land Warrants, war I Hid parece. —_ Land Warrants, other wars, per acre. The Baltimore Markets, BALTIMORE, October 25.—Vinzinis sixes, past-due cou] 323g; Hew ten-forties, 31}4; new threes, 51, bid fovday. 7% = BALTIMORE, Mp... October 23.—Cotton lower and sj, Flour quict and easy. Wheat — Jugher, wostern huicher and quiet: 00; sonthern amber, 93395; No. 1 7 No. 2 westera winter red. spot, and October, 62a824,: November, 82308275: ra ber, S4sen544¢; January, 857466. Corn—onthern % western nominal; southern white, 58x61; southern yellow, 6us53; western mixed, year. 57} bid: January, 334g asked. -Oats steady and duli—southern, 3183: Fyseraywte, dss do. mised, Goss: Pennsylvania, $1a34. Rve quiet, 63a65, Provisions steady and quiet. Butter hicher—western, packed, 1243; cresinery, 23431- Eegs higher, 21022. Sugar—copper refined quiet, (2a124" Whisky steidy, 1180119. Other articles unchanee Freights to Liverpool ger steamer quict—cotton, 3-16d., flour, 18.; rain, 34d Recoipts—four, 1441 barrels: wheat, 35,000 bushels; corn, 2,000 busiels: oats, 8,000 bushels; rye, 1,000 bushels." Shipments—wneat, 14,000 Sules—wheat, 455,000 bushels; corm, 1,100 ‘The Chicago Markets, clear On Change, ab Tae & mn, whent was wee lea “Cl , at 315 & m.. w! was Ayatgc. Corn syavgerbigher. "Oats me higher, *POck 2ie. lower... Lard 2ja5e. lower. CHICAGO. Inx., October 25,—Closinz November, 7454: December, 761g: Jan 833g. Oats—October, 25%; November, 26%; year, 253s: May, 2%. “Corn—October, Year, 3939; a wey, oe Becember, 6.8555; ‘The Petroleam Warket. THR NEW YORK OIL MARKET EXCITED. WALL STREET, New Yor«, October 25.—The ofl market to-day, was active and excited. Certificates which closed at 77 last night rose to $15 on an animated business. ‘Two failures were announced at the New | York Mining and National Petroleum Exchange—3. i courette end L M. Littie. For the account of ‘the first mentioned 250,000 barrels were closed out, and for ‘barrels, the last named 60,000. CLEVELAND, 0., October 25 —Petroloum unchanged. Standard white, 11deg. test, 7340. TRE ADVANCE IN OIL, PITTSBURG, Pa.. October 25. -Yest a One Wife Too Many. A ROCHESTER GRAND JUBY INDICTS A PROMINENT RAILROAD MAN FOR BIGAMY. The grand jury at Rochester, N. Y., this week indicted for bigamy Col. EK Pratt Buell, of Canton, | or Warsaw, IlL, who has become more or less known in the west as a narrow-gauge railroad pro- Jector and contractor. On one or his east, two he became acqt with crete te Koda asBe H ‘| if Hel i i i | iE EF sie i | i E fe ty : if 4 5 , § i E i fi 4 i j | ored, arrested by Officers Frai |_|} Hotel. The organ! ay) sty | | to the New Nuka-Hiva. Commander Stirling French colonization schemes do not seem tobe progress- very at Tahiti It was expected Dar ae would sail September 11th for Fi)! Islands and A\ reaching Sydney by No- vember 1st. The health of the and crew was excellent, ——__—_—-e._____ RANGR OF SHR TheRMoMETER.—The fol Oimoer to-dayr? aim, SIT A peo 8 an. oa q » 99.4; 11 a. OT Maximum, 57.4; minimum, 22 ——— RECOVERING FROM His Ixsvares.—Mr. Frank Martin, the lineman of the police and fire-alarm ‘who, yesterday, fell from a tree in West Wi and was taken to Providence hospital, thought to be fatally injured, is, to-day, doing weil, and is now thought to be out of danger. a Courts. Pouice Covat—Judge Snel. To-day, Charles Evans, colored, profanity; $%. Danniel_ Cunningham and Charley Clark, pro- tanity; % each. —_-—_ Alexandria Affairs, Reported for THe EVENING STAR. H. D. Cooxe & Co’.8 INTEREST IN AN ALEXANDRIA RatRoap.—The Washington, Onto & Western San Reen Gea ae ae . Cooke. It ‘that du months the railway has earned nearly. 884 with an e: ture of a MtUe over $60,000, ee ing $27,172.74 profit in that Ume. As the road was ought for less than five hundred thousand dollars, the stock of Cooke & Co. therein is by no means REecertion OF Rerventxe Mitrrary.—The Alex- andria Light Infantry, Capt. Geo. Mushback, re- turned from their visit'to the V! state fair at Richmond shortly before midnight last age and vee warmly welcomed. A cpr gr Al ng Kandrians, carrying torches, and the Aiexan- dria brass band discoursing its best music, met the lofantry at the depot, where a large assemblage had hered, an e “Alexandria boys” were hatled with loud cheers. ‘The line ten moved down King street with torches, and was greeted at many points with red lights, rockets and other flreworks, The Alexandria Light Infantry, while tt did not re- ceive an award of any of the three prizes on the first day, owing not to want of excellence in drill, but to 4 misunderstanding as to the time allowed? yet _on the second day the corps carried off the prize of $400 offered to the best dried company town of They won this with an average of four per cent age made oh the previous day apany which won the prize of mpetition of all companies. Maj. A. M. Kerley, of Richmond.is to emocrats here on next Tuesday night. pveving Uke Blaine & Logan ¢ public meeting at its IS golng on to-day at Mrs M at old City Hall tn second; at court house in third, and atMifleton’s shop in the fourt.—A cousid e number of voters ha Ys other dist Pouce Rerort.—There were four prisoners and | Seven lodgers at the station house this morning. Albert and George Cook, arrested by OMicers es and Lattin, charge, drunk and disord B. Williams, ‘arrested by Ofiicer lisorderly conduct: and John Bry KS and) aiineiil, charge, asszult on John W. Sutherland —Th fined James T. Burnett $10 for carrying “d Weapons. St. Joan's Cics.—A number of Washingtonians, ineltiding several han ladies, came here last hight and undertook the organization of a St | John's club, at one of the rooins of the old City fon Was not compleved, RessiaN Quanantive Reavations—The Rus- slan minister bas Infor.aed the State department that the quarantine regulations of his government require a fortnight's quarantine riving In the poris of the Black S and Spanish ports. a from Italian Navat Oxpens.—Lieut. G. A. Merriman, ordered to the hydrogr: and Win. R. A. Rooney and Ensign John J. Knapp, ander Thomas ed to comunand the sinber 224 from San Frauci nder J. D. B. Glidden, from the com- mand of th ¢Palos, and ordered home. ster general; uty quarterm ant commis- Lieut. Col Beekman Da Bar sary general of subsisten A. I. Alvord, a infantry, recorder, 1s appointed to meet in this. ¥ on the 28th day of October, to consiver the sub- nd to adv mend such changes Ip ntred. AMUNG THE PRESIDENT’S CaLLEns this afternoon ° Postmaster General Hatton, Commissioners Eaton and Gregory, Representative Halton, Gen, | Schenck, ex-Goy. Boutwell, Assistant Secretary of State Adee, and Mr. Howard Carroll and “Mr, ‘reichel ot New York. ‘The Maryland Canvass. From the Baltimore Sun, to-day. ‘The political canvass in Maryland fs active now, especially in the counties, where the congressional | nominees are bard at work. The democrats are making a hot contest in the Mith and sixth con- gressfonal districts, which are now represented by republicans. ‘They are sanguine that Mr. Compton will wi Li districi, the canvass in that district is unusually anim | Large unass meetings are being held every day, and 000 Inhabitants | | my best Judgment that Bialne will carry It re | some new ones and others having transfers from | 1 vessels ar- | Jc office; Lieuts. W. S. Hughes | ‘doraphle office No- | vialing to | Using for | | stances, | distance of 200 yards. As soon as they discover TO MEET MR. BLAINE. A Diet: Party to Leave New ork this Evening. New Youre, October 2.—at 8 creo Ehis evening & Party of gentlemen will leave this city to moet Mr. Blaine on his return from the west. They will Wave by the Erie road, and will go to Jamestown, ¥. Among them w' A.S Draper ana. A: Chickering, ex-Seuator Chaffee and Garrett A. Ho- bart, of ational Committes, and ex-Seuator ‘Thos C. Platt, Senator Lynde, Gen. Merritt and ex-Congressman Stuart. District Goverament Affairs, LIQUOK LICENSES GRANTED. Al ions for liquor Licenses from the Ing have been approved: John Curtia, Cir Bartemus, Michael Fox, Francis Hall,"Joln $ec0b Kelers, Frank” Kappel, Mahi & App James McGrath, Barnard Murphy, Prauk Blake, Wimtred Brennan, Jas. Boyce, beraant Bryan, Margaret Byone, Mary Casey,” James Connere Sesivua Clark, August Dougiass, Pra Simion Guergembaimmer, dames Hayes, Anna Hotesh, James Coldwell, dulins Junnemann, Pat rick McMahon, James Rutherford, T, M. kudd, Owen G. Staples and P. H. Sheehy. BUILDING PREMITS have been tasued by Inspector Eutwisle as follows: N.T. Haller, erect three two-story dwellings, N, between 4th and Sth streets northwest; 7.0%. Clara Barton, American Association Chose, erect a ware room on Vermont avenue; $500. M. ge a brick 1375 C street southwest; ‘Mrs. eh, repair Drick worthwest cornet Tia and E streets southwest, ——— News Bricts, Forest fires have broken out in Greenville and Brunswick counties, Pa. ‘The Bear Valley mine fire ts beyond control. Preparations have been made for tooding Wwe mine. iss Frances K. Willard was yesterday reelected ntof the Woman's Christian ‘remperance lon at St. Louis. Chas. W. Baker, of Bradford, the pension swin- dier, was ‘convicted yesterday at Pittsburg aud Sentenced to Luree years’ imprisonment. The house of Wim. Pancoast, of Portland, Me. was burned last night, and hls chidrea, Cliturd and Mamie, perished in the Names. \ densky, Was hanged at San Jose, Cal, yesterday, tor the "brutal wmuner of his dt vorced wife last March, Poverty and desercion of her husband le Mrs, Annie Logan to klil herself and three-year-old boy yesterday, in Philadelphia, by taking lauda- nuin, Mr. Rogers, an American tn London, has boen put under bonds "to keep the peace, and forbidden to approach the oMice of the St. Stephen's Aeview, the tor of which he assaulted. ee ot How Indiana Will Go, Indianapolis Cor, Cincinnati Enquirer (dem) From all my sources of tnformation I give tt na, and that the democradc state ofticers and legisla- ture Will be elected. vee ‘ Knaep Werte Sreatixe a Mpe.—An_ accident occurred yesterday Pa., by whi bn Flest_ was instan’ ed and Chartes ty Injured. A coal train was passing the « Yat which they worked, coming dowa in the direction of Tamaqua. Fiest and Nill boarded it, but in thelr attempt to Jump off when the tralia Was running at a good Tale of speed they were aught. Fest was dragged under the wheels and frightfully mangled. Si Was terribly breised, but managed to Ue quietly un tue care | they passed over him. “His injuries are beltew | De fatal. Z Dishoxest Ratenoap Conreacrors.—A dispatch from Wilmington, Del. S that section N, | the new Baitimere and Poton Unree miles above Newark The finst cont ‘The second contractor, Co., failed, and now the tind ‘hr: ModGungan, have Jett with $3,096 & ing to their employes, = : Sar WovLp BE AN AcTaess.—James Joran, who is connected with tr ve of the New York Cen- tral raliroad at Syracuse, N, Y., arrived in Cheve- land, Ohio, Thursday, in arch of his runaway daughter, "May, who rece d the Magte Queen company, at Wil » N.Y. The company is playing in ¢ and, Mr. Joran attended a pertormance pury hdentity= ing his daughter. He was so horiilied when sho appeared On thé stage in a suit of ok Ughts that he left the the nume is “Blanche Curtis, 38 and therefore her own ter. Miss Ss that she is Her father | says that she ts buti?. His rigut of custody will be tested iu the courts AUTUMN ALLE POR-HENTING, Life on the Florida Rive Warm Weath oes ~ During the From the St. Louis Globe-Democrat. The men who hunt alligators for their hides and teeth are now reaping arich harvest. The hunters receive $1 e for all hides four feet long and upward. Two young men killed fifty alligators in one week recently in this neighborhood. They be- gin hunting as soon as it becomes thoroughly dark. Their hunting outfit consists of a bull’s- eye lantern, In camp language called “look ‘em up.” a double-barreled shotgun, or “kill ‘em sure,” and a hatchet, with which they split the alligator’s skull, to which they give the very impressive name of “dynamite.” The man who | is to do the shooting for the night fastens the lantern to his forehead, and takes his place in | the bow of a small boat. His partner paddies the fifth distriet by an estimated majori'y | | Of 500 to 800 over Mr. Holton. In the si: Mr. Nelson, democrat, and Mr. McComas, repubit- | | can, bave both been on the stump for weeks, and the boat cautiously along the stream, while the man in the bow keeps asharp lookout for alli- gators’ oy which, under favorable circum- he can ‘shine” with his lantern at a a number of rood speakers ate helpiag on the | 2 Pair of eyes, they paddie cautiously up to work. Mr. the disirict, and they base their calculations on te reports received from the hitherto republican i¢ ities, Montgomery, a rellable democratic county, ts expected to give Mr. Nelson a good majori ia Fre Mr. McComas a close Mght. Allegany and Garrett are not set down as sure for the republicans at all, | and the present outiook over the district fs accept s promising for democratic success, Mr. Gibson, | the democratic nominee in. the first district, and Dr. Shaw, in the seeond district, 1t 1s claimed will each get 2,500 majority or theresbouts, ‘The fourth | or East Ballimore district, where Dr. Cole is the democratic nominee, gave’ a large pervy majorly ineach of tts ulne wards at the city council elec- tion on Wednesday. In the fourth or West Balu more district, where Mr. Findiay 18 the candidate, the republicans carried but two of the ten wards at the city council contest. ee A Young Girl Hangs Hereelt. DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY A LETTER RECRIVED PROM TUE MAN SHE LOVED. A dispatch from Pottsville, Pa., says: Miss Ella Reed, a resident of Shenandoah, Pa., committed suicide by hanging herself in the attic of her mother’s house Thursday night’ The reason as- signed 1s melancholy, brought on by an unfortu- nate love affair. She was an estimable young lady of about twenty years, and was a social favorite. Mrs Reed says that about six months ago Ella began a co nee with a gentleman, and roluces the fo letter, which in all proba- lity iniuced her to commit the act. It is dated | Shenandoah: “My Dear Eta:—Your letter was received in due ume. I am sorry that you look upoa things in such a way. I would marry you if I could, but there are obstacles in the Way that you don’t dream of. Besides, what 4s there in marriage? We can go away, and who will know that we are not what we seein? Now, Indeed Itest_ your love for me. It was not an idle whim that first induced me to write to you—rather a Rosttive feeling of a love | strong and yet tender. You write to me at the address given in the other letter and make me miserable or supremely happy. Dearest, 1¢ 1s for you to decide. Believe me, I am yours, ever lov- ingly, Frank H. Brownson.” ‘There was also a postscript, made up of endear- ing titles and words, but all lo the one end. Miss Eila decided that it _ was far better to kill herself than accept the disgraceful proposal of her lover. | Brownson is unknown to the Reed family. No | such person 1s known at Shenandoah or anywhere in that Vicinity, and itis probable that the letter was deted Shenandoah with a view to mislead ts unfortunate recipient. Fon For THe Boys. — When the faculty and students of the Worcester, Mass, InsUiute met for prayers in the chapel yesterday they found In oue of the pews a horse which had been taken up two flights of winding stairs the night before, Lis feet being muflled to prevent discovery. ‘The 'fac- uity in the evening procured the aid of'a veterinary sul yn, and slid the animal down stairs on planks ‘for ihe purpose. ‘The boys gathered avout ¢ io great numbers greeted progress ‘work with cheers, ——____+e-_____ Paying Nove. Evgction Bets.—’ bave been novel bets on wn in & fans View Park and Dek by ACA. Belzer Ata made to water the two- ep Eg ing sad havoc the stomachs if not the lives y, and | ck aud Washington it is said Le will give | son’s friends believe he will carry | Within @ couple of feet of the alligators’ head and discharge a load of buckshot inte it. As soon as the shot is fired the paddler catches the alligator by the jaws, which he holds together with one hand while he cleaves the skull open with his hatchet. Sometimes the alligators retain considerable | power of action. When such is the case, it is rather exciting work getting them into the boat. Sometimes very large alligators tarn the boat over. If an alligator is not hand- led at once after being wounded, he sinks to the bottom and is lost. T asked one of the hunters, who has killed more than 1,00) allizators, what was the size of | the largest one he ever killed, and he tola me 13}4 feet long. He said thut his ratherkilled one on the St. John’s river 173g feet long, the head,of which, when placed in a flour barrel, projected two inches over the top. He sold it to ® musu em for 965. = teres adnate Dress Heform Fer ™icn. From the Correspondence Pall Mall Gazette, Now, to my mind the dress, not of the time of William the Conqueror, or of the seventeenth century, but of just 100 years ago, was the most suitable and mostly manly that was ever worn by the male population of ‘these islands. By re- verting to it, we should get rid of two incon- venient and ugly portions of our present attire— namely, the cylindrical hat and the almost equally cylindrical trouser. The man of to day Is too cylindrical altogether to ‘be a satisfactory object to himself or to artists. That a hat (to say nothing of its shape) should be made of a delicate material,which requires to be carefaily tected from the weather and ironed and shed If rained upon, is clearly ridiculous; that a man’s jegs, in this moist and muddy climate, should be clothed in tubes of cloth which reach to his heeis and torm able conductors of mud and dirt, both inside and outside, is equally so. By simply going back to the conical felt (not beaver) hat and the | breeches aud boots of our great-grand fathers, we | should free ourselves at onceof this inconven- \ience. And their caped frock-coatfor riding and walking—why not that too? Itsaved the soulders from wet, and was awarm and sensivie garment in every Ww —_—— MAKE ¥LINT—THOMAS. On Wednesday. October 22. 1894, at the residenes of bride's parents. by hey, Dr. Sind: r land, Ho LEN ALFREDA THoMAS, of this city, to A T &. FLINT, of Salem, Mass. . HADDAWAY—McKIM, Qn Wedestay, October 15, ASL, at the residence of the bride's parents. No. 25 Firth street southeast. by the Rev.» Wo Haddaws sisted by Kev. KN. Barr the ev. Cu ARLES M Bawa to HAMEIET HUTCHINS, daughter of Dr H. Bel Montgomery cvunty. Did October Sod taed, ty Rev. 60. Macriont WASHINGTON TUPHAS: of 1 city, to ANNIE M. CLARK. of Moutgouery county. ° on october 3 q, 186A ROSE CAMROL, paloged wile of John Carroli, in the forty-sixth year take from residenos, wes G ee = "5 » Ovtober ‘2th, at two o'clock. On 24th, 1884 at six o'clock fie funeral. will from, bis brothers rest.