Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1884, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISH DA iy, Except Sunday, AT TE STA BUILD The Even a Ave, and 11th 3t,, ty \ewspaper Company, ADAMS, t Ww. GEO. Tereiee Eran Ss served to sutscrtbers tm the Son Friday —81 a year. | v9 paid tm advanse: wn on aplication. EMENTS._ fe LBAUGH'S GRAND OPE RA HOUSE. r PERA CO. DAY MILINEI ae ant Te cents ani 81 mame Abbott will sing Saturday daciues Fuma Abbott will sing SVIATA AVIATA Whh Si Rewerved Seats TIONAL THEATER. (FRIDAY) EVENING, mit of | nit SIGNOR FUGAZZA, Prime Tenor Legere Assoluto, in BARPER OF SEVILLE. Cast tachuiting Maria Pert, Elise Barudi (her frst ap~ ‘first appearance here), agra SATURDAY NIGHT, LUCTA, Bennedetti, Banchi, Bologna, With Perl, Cava! Fugazzs abd W ‘SATURDAY-GRAND MATINEE, AIDA. Produced with the magnificent accessories of scenery, ay Bani, ke, and the same glorious last, Conductor, Signor Luigi Loghe- we change in rep rtoire was made in compliance to the demand for LUCIA at the Box Office. Next Week—CALLED BACK. From the Medi = Theater, New York, qm AND GALA DAY. ATHLETIC PARK nit ‘Samm, Teak at 3pm. AEST. “uampions. Le Seliath nding the 133 FLSA VON BL a's Champion Lady utes’ start, In onder for Mr. Prinee to win thls race ke Wall have fo break Iris record, which is the fastest ever made. Gother grand races. One nuile contest, best 2 ind, forahindso @ wold and sflver prize; open to all auuateur whe luwen. Grand Unieycle contest, for aband pen ‘6 all. Grand, ‘Budi seme prizes ab ‘coutest, fora hendsowe prize: open to ail, Alf entries Free The Sebole formu due of the Grandest Athietic Events ever CHenad to the Washington public. Admieaion, Se | Grand ‘and other Seats at Usnal price All Giiries inde af Priuce’s Bicycle Store, 609 eth street borthwest pres LBAUGH'S GRAN D OPERA HOUSE, 1¢ week, commencing MONDAY, NOV. 17, By the ft appesrance in Washington of bash ustrian Actress, Paninent A ONS z Jsd Feu the Tmp gertal directio Supported by, au a MONDAY, T Ww DAY EVENINGS ANT) FRIDAY E SATURDAY APTERN SATURDAY EF’ LovIsA. on sale at Droop’s ‘On and after for sale of re- House. nid give au OVSTER STPPEI SERT, Norember th at 3258 O street, pours THE PEOPLE'S PLAY HOUSE, MAGNIFICENT DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT AT THE REGULAR RATES OF ADMISSION. Afimisaion, S0c. and 7éc.- reserved places, TSe. oF 2. Lemox® Spectacular Melodrama in Four Acts, A HOOP OF GOLD! Carload of New and Special Scenery! Effects! Great Cast! | MATINER SATURDAY. Almssion to Baleony, 25c. i | NEXT WEER, ‘The Young Irish Comedian ana Vocalist, 22 ME. W. 3.5 a NNUAL S377 *SENDky secon strrere | DAY SCHOOL UNION, Of the District of Columbia, Rev J. VINCENT, D.D...- ‘Conductor Ausoctate Instructore—Kev. J. ANLAN. BE MESEUH Extracnlinury Novelty, | Eijry Afternoon and Evening this Week. THE ARNE WALKER DRAMATIC COMBINATION, Tn the Kes r six acts, wae beltux taken Dy | <daway at might, | the price. of 210 ADMISSION, spuestex comers, ONE WEEK. NOVEMBER 10, FUN ON THE BRISTOL VARIETY, MINSTRELS, AND COMEDY. Motinces Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, FRIDAY, N EW TRICYCLES, # ‘The prablie are invited to call and examine our new BRER TIkE TRICYCLE, table for lady or gentleman. and which we offer at | EIGHTY DOLLARS. Wi: C. SCRIBNER, 108 F street northwest. Bz CAN BE EASILY SATISFIED ar THE MISFIT STORE, Exzcriox s Corner 10th and F streeta, OUR $20 PRINCE ALBERT SUIT 18 EQUAL TO ANY SOLD AT 33, 4B Cutaway Suite, in brown, dahlis or Mack. Corkscrow at 214 better than most vaunted bargains | ate Easiness Suite at $f.25, cheap at $10. ovrEacoats At $6, worth $10, At $7.25, worth #12 AS$9.0). worth 315, ete line of Suits and Overcoats, toaus in Washington, at prices 33 per cent lower ‘han those at any other store; from $2 up, ODD PANTS—2.W0 pairs of Odd Pants; must be sold Stonce to male nau; 325 4and upward. Men snd Boys’ Gossamens and Rubber Coats will be closed sut regardless cf cost at * THE MISFIT STORE, COR lore AND F STREETS. Gas Sroves FOR COOKING AND HEATING. CORE CRUSHED. COKE, ORDINARY SIZE. For Sale by the WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. ory 430 TENTH | Makes CORSETS to Che pening Star, Ve 64—N2 9.846. LECTURE! BOOKS, &e. WASHINGTON, D. Cc. . FRIDAY,. NOVEMBER 14. 1884, TWO CENTS. __ SPECIAL NOTICES. #67 oNDox society. oR, THE ENGLISi€ FASHIONABLE WORLD.” by WILLIAM JACKSON ARMSTRONG, In Willard Hail, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, November 14. ‘Tiel ets at Ellis® Music Store and Bi 1 LADIES GOODS. HERE y wer Bz A Cuaxer. COME!! COME! — i The greatest Change in Prices that ever was will be ‘TO-MORROW, at SAMSTAG'S, 790 SeveNtH Sterer Noutuwesr, COME! UNDERWEAR. og S02, Children’s MERINO VESTS, from 123,15, 18, Penis, doz Ladies’ WHITE MERINO VESTS, ranging E from n 8734. 40. 45. 60 cents, un to 81 ‘doz. Vadies’ RDM? DICAsED, from Sic. up. 20 doz. Men’s MEKTNO SHIRTS, from 5c. upward. MILLINERY. $0) BLACK CANTON PATS, 2% 100 FELT HATS, ali colors, from §0c, up. PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. We are now leading in that line. Come and sce us before purchasing. SAMSTAG'S, 730 7th street northwest. Mes. M. J. Hosz, 1909 F STREET NORTHWEST, Tras Just returned from New York, and will exhibit on ‘THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 137m, ‘The latest importation in VISITING AND EVENING BONNETS. n10 Maz J. P. Pace 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, IMPORTER OF FASHIONS, ‘Will open on Wednesday a case of Bonnets—specialties forevehing and reception. Also, soon to arrive acase of Costume Bonnets, due notice of witich will be given. A. Gazoos, LADIES’ TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, 414 9th street, Washington, D.C. né-la S, Mas Seip Rupee seme one Large and complet stock of LADIES’ AND CHIL- DEER’S MERINO and WOOL UNDERWEAR, SILK | and CASHMERE GLOVES, COTION, WOOL and | CASHMERE HOSIERY, at very low prices. Beautiful line of HAND-KNIT WORSTED GOODS, PUM GARIQODS, SACUIS, SHIRTS, MITTENS: LEGGINS, LADIES SHAWLS and 1 ASCINATORS. Infants’ and Children's PLUSH BUNNETS, WALK- ING SUITS. MERINO CLOAKS, plain and’ embroid- | ered, in Mother Hubbard and other styles of ‘superior | elegance, eat | | M. Wirzray. CLOAKS AT SPECIAL PRICES. i ‘The recent warm weather has evvabled me to purchase for cash ats low price a lol of noveltiesParisand Bere Un nade qvods—of which Lean gave my customers ths | ty ‘Fiegant Seal Plush SACQUES and NEWMAREETS, plaiivand beaver triinmed. qGhat variety of JEMSEY JACKETS and NEWMAR- jareraded Plush and Velvet VISITES of new designs Fecal ‘BLACK SILK COSTUMES. MILLINERY GOODS of the highest character a specialty. iguling Paris styles in BONNETS and HATS, trim- ‘Modern, of every Serer, Boor Sate ar BAUM’S, 416 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. IMMENSE RE ‘DUCTION IN PRICES OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Booxs, Booxs. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF BOOKS. ny Goods combination tn, this, but you will fnd cheap table books reduced in price fron $1.00 to No on my. 0c. per volume, Assortment too larke to enumerate, Call and examine, nS JOHN C. 617 and 619 7th stivet PARKER, t northwest. V EW DISCIFLINE OF THE M. E. CHURCH. Many new fine bindings M. E! Hymnal, Protestant Ey CLS C. Books iscopal Prayers aud Hymials, Oxford Teachers’ and Preachers’ Bibles. ©. ©. PURSELL, oc? 418 Ninth street northwest. WwW 1th street northwest ASHINGTON CIRCULATING LIBRARY, 807 New Books and Periodicals as soon as published. Also fine Station ‘at low prices, (= CITWENs, ATTENTION | ‘The Committee in charge of the Torchlight Procession last eveniug, dn the interest of pease tae ane orion Sik upou al persona ho witnelea he" aha at LAUK! NCE SULLIVAN by a negro ruffian, on Penn- svlvania avenucwmear 19th street; £9. seud ther ates Five pores ns Salar to at 436 street. re stimitnary justice sould follows deed of violence which disgraces the Nation's Capital, ss By order of Committeo, at WILLIAM DICKSON, (23*,,9, 0. 0. OF O. F., RISING SUN LODGE, NO. S 1366, are hervby requested to meet at their hall ou SUNDAY, Novem er d6th, at 12 o'clock, to attend, tho runeral of P.N. F. Bro. Loum Camaryni. Lodwes are cordially invited. C: 'T. OWEN, P, STWR Givi CHAS AE ORES r JUST RECEIVED— Ce ho ARHELS Wine voRE APPLES, ‘All Variete : ‘Will cell a single barrel at the lowest market price, ‘JNO. H. MAGRUDER, 1417 New York avenue, Eee ATA REGULAR MEETING OF L. A, 1708, K “eof L., a boycott was issued against’ the W. and @. ERco, for employing cab labor upon theit nizing enna Work “Ail inembern are caadoned. against Waid company. By order of 1795. [cp WESLEY CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL RE: To dnion and sochble FRIDAY EVENING Rowers ber 14th: music, refreshinenta, eto. All memberw for- mer metabers aid friends are cordially Savited. -Aduis- Sion five. niga (eo, BIOMIATION HAS REACHED THIS office that sore person is soliciting advertise mente for THE STAR, ahd demsnding one-balt pay ment down for the same. Hels an imposter STAR does not employ any solicitors of ndvertige- ments, niga [oS SPEC AL NOTICE. — PARTIES HAVING <S | goods deposited with me upon which interest is die, three months or more, are notified to, pay the same. on Gr Lefore the 16th instant oF thelr goods wid Be sold at auction without furtheruotice. P. WALLACH, Loan poset 2 ee 1417 Pennsylvania avenue, nia-3t S, I BERMANN, M.D. LATE SURGEON TO Sour Recexr , Boors ie tingte rg aa ey ae Gane Tip Gan by suthonot USE eeey's Minion.” Hospital. Office hours—9 am. to 1 pm.; 4pm. to: ap Gabby gata Of Mies Looeey's Mission Pan. 913 Tstreet northwest, Practice limited’ to dis- BL Arpuromer Apentien by Charttte MF ease of the Eye, Ear aud Throat, 6-1 Feachines aul Counsels, oping, D:D. = JOHN T. MITCHELUS REAL ESTATE Fiity Year's Observation of Men aud bvents, by Gen, | [2 ier, nouthwent sonnenod Ute ea Pa eA Reyes. i (Thomas Dowiins’s auction rooms), Dealer” in. Real “American Comments on European Jos. | Estate, Stocks, Bonds, Insurance and General Agent Fyoraeby, “Wh. UALDAN 86: ‘Sfromprattention given vay b trusted or ; S AONfect_| yitomPtattention given to any business entrusted to N F ‘DR ARTHUR C. ADAMS ew Beors. S ‘The Divine Law cs to Wines, (Sarson.) Fins Betaore 20 Marjorie Huntington, (Belt) The Amazon, (Catl Vas | oc17-1m* mar.) Jack Arche: ‘Leisure Hours A Dr, Sevier, (G. W. Cable (GA. Hent ue the Gems ‘Thomas Hi Turils, Dobson.) Love and Miruce. A Naturalist’s Rai History of Prestdenti Queer Stories for Suwance iver Tal Calumet of the Cow ‘The Ancient Empires of the " 'H. MORRISON, 475 Pennsylvania avenna, in) ‘Benwick and His ‘About Home, (Abbott. Elections, (Stinwood.) and iris. (Ezgleston.) Sherwood Bonner.) irri ) East, (Saye) Gresvmz A. W. HITAKER, BOOKSELLE® AND STATIONER, 1105 Pennsylvania Avenua All the new bocks received as soon as published. rs for books net on hand. ‘siting Cards and Wedding invitations engraved and Special attention given to printed. 2103 PENNSYLVANIA AV NUE, Next door to Gal ta. 3 03%) 0000 5.53 oo 0 00 0 q seo woo F ig, 58 Mg yg R CG QS5 Mi % Bs RU UG GG g Sm ROU GGG S385 7 Carpets, Portieres, Sadd'e-Pacs and Mats, Antique and ize, color and pattern. These are collected in the interior of Asia by one of the firm, who has had 45 yeas’ experience in the bus!- nese, We, natives of Constantinople, can afford to sell cheaper than any other house this side of the Atlantic, §2~ Beware of imitations sold at auctions, 2,600 Embroidered Towels; few fine Diamond Rings, KAZANJYAN & CO., Constantinople, Turkey: Teheran, Persi Ottarof Roses, &c., &c. Fur, eather TRIMMING at very low Row, Boston: Bellewne Ave,, Newbort, 907 Peunssivaniaave. ‘Cite, Trevise, oct TURKISH BAZAAR, no10-1m_ 1208 F st.n. w. ‘Tremont ADIES' SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED, REDYED ‘Litireuned “crear ‘and recov- ered, Cloth muffs made Mins CUNNINGHAM, 005, 1310 Sth street, between N aud O 2. w. WE, CALE JOUR ATTENTION TO THE NEW ing, Scouring and Dry Cleaning Establish- Curerren Howe, ‘Use open fire places with Portable Grates, selected OUGLASS. D Sisty Sthder, CORNER F. MERINO AND WOOL UNDERWEAR. Fifts cents will positively buy the best UNDERVEST for Ladies ever shown tu ‘we offer | #1, well, the min this city. For You the regular $1 UNDERVEST: while for we simply ask you to look at ours after bent elsewhere. VESTS, hea Pisa aad Merino, excellent value DEKVEST for ladies, purs S100. A wrest barxain ‘TREET NORTHWEST, order i every aye and material, sod guaraiteng perfect fc and comfort SPECIALTIES French Hand-made Underclothing. Merino Underwear, Patent shoulder breces snd all Dreas Reform Gooda, wat Shoulder braces form French Corsets and Bustle. hildren’s Corsets, and a 1 Corset (Miss H.'sown muke), that for the rrice is ungurpasaet. B German ROCHON, CORCORAN D) FIRST CLASS Mss ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, | } | BA French, and'Sjauish spoken. marl¢ BUILDING, | J Wait DRESSED FROM PARIS, | ‘Three Patents’ and Five Aledais trot Expositions of Pars, Lyons and Vienna, & ‘Slabutactuner ana importer of HUMAN HALE AND FINE HAIR WORK | Lalies fine Hair Cutthug and Hair Dressing, Heir dyed and aaa ‘Bret class manner. oo SSM FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Asrox Fisners Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment, No, 906 G street northwest. | THIRTY YEARS" EXPERIENCE. Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Garments: also, Velvet and Plush Cloaks, Crape Veils, Laces, Gloves, etc, ure per- fectly. cleaned by this Supsrlor procens, Papi S EVENING DREGUES Q SPECIALTY. | process will not SpPmac ete es awa | L LE =] 13 SHOWING AND WANTS YOU TO SEE A VERY FINE RERSEYS, MELTONS, CHINCHILLAS, WHITNEYS, * S: Sida BEAVERS, ETC, FOR OVERCOATS MADE TO ORDER IN THE MOST FASHIONABLE | ‘MANNER, ANY STYLE DESIRED. FROM $18. ALSO NOVELTIES IN CASSIMERES, oH PLASDS. CHECKS. CR ESCREW DIAGONALS, ETC. | BEST FABRICS OF CONTINENTAL MARKETS | REPRESENTED. | Suits to onter from., Pants to order froma, Samples and Sel plication, *, LINE OF 6.00 Ap (17, PENNSYLVANIA AVE, WASHINGTON, D. ©. |Gur Tas Bux “THE CONCORD HARNESS" THE CONCORD COLLAR. Coupe, Carriage, Load, Team and Express Harness of all nds and gt Lowest Prices. =p ae COKD HAKNESSis stamped with LUTZ& BRO, 7 Pennsylvania Avenug, Adjoining National Hotel. S2- HORSE BLANKETS and CARRIAGE ROBESia. creat varietyoat very low prices, P ie Gents Work done in ths most super or msoncne Crepe from cur complete stock, on . -t super OF MAD, Slate Mantels, Wood Mantels, Latrobe Stoves, Ranges, Dicates a ; Call} “ANTON and CAROLINE LEMGH tormedly | Brick Set Gratcs, Tiles of Engle and Auccean sane: Seth. Fischer. fuctare. ADS FCR GauweNTs ALTERED, CLEANED | Competent Workmen =v “AND EELINED, IF, MANNING & CO, Beams ERE TAHN i Late of Boston, | . intreet sonthw a Se ee 1520 Penneylvania Avenue, Ay worsted: Embroidery and tusteriala Fancy Grads a ana’ Tose: Desiculuy and Stamping, Ptah aad Vee | MLarwarn & Horcimsoy, Stamping a ep: cals patiernn renewed on reasonable | B fnatruchons . cise 11206 F street northwest, ot Niwtm Stmezt, Agents for BOSTON HARD WAX, ‘The best Floor Polish. Dealers in BRASS FIRE GOODS, ARTISTIC TILES, no5- GRATES, RANGES, FURNACES, &o. Prexiom PPP, P. PREMIUM SOAP, PPP Rr 5 P h g Roe FI fe XPERTS PRONOUNCE. AM Mt MM MMMM Se SS me! cease BEEES u G) ¢, kee id beg 2 keke $“Sexp yor 17-TRy 17 S85 Bug IT MAKES A NICE LATHER. 00. i. Queene oO. 90 AND BEAR IN MIND— od r Fy) SK YOUR GROCER AAA FOR LIPPs' nt r Py PREMIUM soaP, 3 THAT IS THE KIND. ! SoH h em HEE BPP Ss CoS HR HS un OB SsSz MANUFACTURER, 1 BALTIMORE, ocl0-tu.f-3m_ Canes F. Rirn. Soar. ‘THE WELL-KNOWN BRAND, rm) si ECOMMENDS ITSELF ALL OVER THE LAND. | IT ‘THE BEST THAT IS MADE, 3OST WONDERFUL SOAP IN ANY STATE. ‘T'S GOOD TO WASH CLOTHES, FACE, HANDS AND PAINTS: AND REMOVES STAINS. ECHANICS AND SEAMEN SAY THERE IS NONE BETTER: ‘FRENCH CATERER, suncewor tof, P Ora successor z informe is a abl that a 4s, pre- putin at “every He had introdusnle unis of new Aleae, Poultry, Be Ere w eon | will bews | ro No. 808 11th Street Northwest. ee DE. CY, HENNEY, <7 Dentist, has removed his office to 1426 New York ayenue northwest, ocl6-Lin SATE LEWIS. THE WELL RNOWN Painters and Glaziers, are al st. nw. Hl, 379-3. All orders promptly atvended to, (cap BEST PREPARATION FOR TEETH AND S257" Gums is COMPOUND MYRNH DENTRIFICE. ‘Twenty-five cents per bottle. _MUNCASTER & HOW- corner 7th and I strects northwest, cll a= _ INO. MORAN, 2100 Bi EP seat ot bibbie rece tho Sexton'nati Worcs Peo Sa tateoben ta hase seg storien aa fow as $29, Havana lat forse, orders ded to promptly. “Telepuoue, sora ISITORS AND RES. (3 sdents is particularly calted to PHOSVITA, tho new and popular Bran und Nerve Tonic and Safe ard against Malaria. For sale apeated uy the glass oF bottles by WC: MILBUICN, Sole Inventor aud Man- | Uiacturer. 1429 Fehusyivania avenue, ph (G> HARDWoops: HARDWOODS AND BUILDING LUMBER WM. MMcLEs 13TH AND B STREETS A’ & 80: ND MTH, BETWEEN B AND C STREETS NORTHWEST. 0030 G3> GAS FIXTURES, Large Assortment, Also, FANCY Goons. Call and Examine E31 15th street, Corcoran Building. 8030 ‘EF, BROOKS. FAMUEL § SHEDD, - FINE GAS FIXTURES. SLATE MANTELS AND LaTROBES. PLUMBING AND HEATING. 409 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. > is CHAS, 8. PRICE. ts REGISTERED PHARMACIST, Soper oe an¢ at moderate rates, 380 JAMES H. McGD ARCHITECT, ce Ginov No. 005 Osteee Prepares plans and specifications for all classes of Linkiinen: sud muperinieuds thet erection. “Iyer voyva cco RRR Y ¥ YVvuce T OORR YY Vv uo tT 0 O RRR ¥Y¥ WiHGo f Ook eR F - voi cco RE = Victory is onrs, We hi have strained every nerve to lay before our customers, fhe very best and lowest priced goods inthe market, and our long exjerience now enables ts to say with en- fidence that no article we offer im our lange e5- hment can be bought lower elsewhere, and in ‘berless instances we stand alone, as no one can ap- ‘a us in the remarkable Bargains we offer. Ous different departinents are now replete with new | and lovely gooda. In our Silver Plated Ware Department we ofter some decided bargains: Our Castors at 99c.. $1.49, $1.98, ag well as our Butters at 99c, to 31,98, wonders of beauty and cheapness, In our Frame de tment we offer the handsomest | Gilt Frames at 090. ever wen, besides a number of finer styles, in our Sstehel departmedt we offer a lovely line of all Teather Club Bags from 99¢. up, besides a full line of Ladics’ Bags, &c. jow we are able to sell Curtain Poles as cheap as we do isa puzzle to many, but wa still do it and intend to keep on, Our Basket department is another puzzle, The variety, of fancy Buskets we offer is wonderful, but our prices are more wonderful still, Brass Square Bird Cages, good size, for 99c,, isan- other of the articles we puzzle people with, At $129 and $1.49 we can give you something pretty in this line, But our Of Paintings beat ali. ‘The haudsomeframes, | which will not discolor; the bright colors, the really artistic work, and their catrsordinary cheapness are & wonder to every one. They sell like hot cakes, Come an: see va, ‘M. SILVERBERG & CO.. ‘12 Tth street and $13 &th street northwest, uo ‘Near Pe@insylvania ave, Laous, Artexrios: LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS. MLLE M, 3. PRANDI, Jo Mus. M. J, Hunt's, 190 F ernaee GRAY SHADES! RIEA WAVES! SHINGLED BANGS: ‘Ticee styles never need be in the hairdressers’ hands, J iwaye inorder by plain combing, Hair Dressed and Sslinied p28 2angs 51 NOAH WALKER & CO, tStemylvaneve” Danae Sroog. NOAH WALKER & co, GREAT VARIETY. (6% Penusylvaniaave a ELEGANCE OF STYLE. NOAH WAI KER & €0., 25 Pennsylvania ave, = ‘i PERFECT FIT. ‘NOAH WALKER & CO, 1625 Pennsylvania ave. STANTIAL SUBSTANTIAL TRIM- ios, NOAH WALKER & GO., And the best-made Clothing us Peuuuylvanis aya for the least money. Washington News and Gossip, Govennuext Receirts To-Da¥.—Internal reve- nue, $964,849; customs, $541,415. A Navat Cocrt MARTIAL met atthe Washing- ton navy yard to-day for the trial of Sergt. & E. Hopkins, marine corps, on charges of desertion, ‘The court consists ot Commanders Geo. C. Remey, Jas, D. Graham, Jas H. Sands and RP. Leary: Judge advocate. ‘ ig SECRETARY CHANDLER returned to Washington Jast night, and resumed his official duties at the Navy department this morning. All of the Cabl- net officers are now in the city, and there was a full attendance at the regular Cabinet meeting to- ‘day, except the Secretary of State. ARMY OnDERR—By direction of the President First Lieutenant Louts P. Brant, first infantry, 1s detailed as professor of military science and tactics at Hobart college, Geneva, New Vork. The leave of First Lieutenant Morris C. Wesselis, twenty- fourth infantry, ts further extended one month. CoL. Frep GRant was a prominent applicant for ‘the vacancy in the Quartermaster’s department of the army, which has just been filled by the ap- Potntment of F. & Nye, of Maine Capets Logan aND CanNanan ResiGx.—Cadets Frank W. Carnahan, of Ohio, Ist class, and John A. Logan, jr., of Illinols, 4th class, West Point mill- tary academy, have tendered their resignations, when have béen accepted. Young Logan 15 the son of the republican candidate for the Vice Prest- dency. He was appointed cadet at-large by Presi- ent Artur in 1669, Dut, was compelled (0 give. up his studies fora the on account of trouble wit his eyes, and joinedstnis year’s fourth class. No Teagons are given for the above resignations, New Carraixs 0 THE AnMY.—The President has appointed Andrew H. Young, ot New Hamp- shure, to be commissary of subsistence in the army, with the rank of captain, and Frank E. Nye, of ‘Maine, to be assistant qurtermaster, with the rank of captain. ‘The latter is a graduate of West Point, Dut resigned from the army in 1873, being, at that Une, second Meutenant of the second cavalry, PRECAUTIONS AGAINT IMPORTATION OF CHOLERA Gnus.—Secretary of the Treasury McCulloch yes- terday received a petition signed by several of the most eminent physicians of New York, asking that, the department, on account of the danger of an invasion of this’ country by Asiatic cholera, take immediate action upon the importation of’ rags trom Europe, renewing the precautions which were taken last Summer to prevent the spread of con- gion. ‘Tag U. 8, Gox FocxpRY Boanp were in secret Session again yesterday at the rooms of the Ameri- can Iron and Steel association, in Philadelphia. During the morning a consultation lasting more than two hours was held, with the president and ‘vice president of the Cambria tron works. In the afternoon the time of the board was given to Wm. Sellers, president of the Midvale steel works. A visit was made to-day to the Pennsylvania steel works at Steeiton, near Harrisburg. Gen. Swatw’s TRIAL 70 BEGIN To-moRRow.—By direction of the President aletter has been ad- dressed to the counsel of Judge Advocate General ‘Swaim stating that hedoes not concur in their claims that the court-martial ordered to try that officer ts illegal, and that the court will convene to- morrow, a8 directed. Gen. Terry and Cols. Brad- ley and Smith of the court arrived here yesterday. Gen. Schoneld arrived this morning, and the re- maining officers on the court are expected before to-morrow. PeRSONAL.—Signor Batres, the Gautemalan Min- ister, and Mr. Librarian Spofford were registered in New York last evening.—Senator Morrill has arrived here for the season. ‘U. 8. Minister Mor- an sailed from New York for his post of duty at Mexico yesterday.—U. 8. District Attorney Keasby, of New Jersey, is in town.—Messrs. M. W. Gait and Henry Semken went over to New York yesterday to attend the tenth annual dinner of the Jewelers’ Association of that city, which took place at Delmonico’s iast evening.—-Lieut. Greely pald his respects to the Secretary of the Navy this morning.+—Mr. B. W. Hanna, Secretary Chand- Jers private secretary, has returned to Washington. —Hon. J. ambier Smith and family, who have been visiting Gov. Lewis at his home ig Virginia, have returned to the city. ‘The Vacant Commissionership of Pen sions, ‘There has been no commissioner of pensions since the 10th of November, when Commissioner Dudley’s resignation took effect. That his resig- nation was not officially accepted does not affect the matter, it 1s stated, as the letter of resignation was specific and required no acceptance. The deputy commissioner will continue to act a3 com- missioner until.a successor to Mr. Dudley is ap- i Peicis learned at the White House that there 1s no truth in the report that the office of commissioner of pensions has been tendered to Gen. Beaver, of Pennsylvania, Later.—1v 1s earned this afternoon that Deputy Commissioner O. P. G. Clarke will in a day or go be promoted to be commissioner of pensions to suc- ceed Mr. Dudley. Precautions Against Cholera, ‘THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH 70 THE GOVERNORS ‘OF TRE SEVERAL STATES. The national board of health has sent the follow- ing important communication to the governors of the several states: “The second section of the act of Congress approved March 8,,1579, requires that the national board of health shall ‘advise the several depart- ments of the government, the executives of the several states, and the Commissioners of the Dis- trict of Columbia, on all matters submitted by them, or whenever in the opinion of the board such advice may tend to the preservation and improve- ment of the public health.’ In the execution of this provision of law Iam directed to advise your excellency that the presence of Asiatic cholera in epidemic form in Europe $s constant, menace to the people of this country. ‘The disease has steadily westward during the past two years, car- rying Wide-spread desolation 1n its path, untif now 4£ has found a lodgment in European ports whence more than one of the epidemics from which we huave heretofore suffered have been brought to our sho) ‘With our vastly increased intercourse with foreign powers and facilities for communication the disease may at any moment make its appear- ance in this country. Ils profoundly to be hoped that we may escape er visitation of this scourge, Dut following the history of past epldemtcs we can only hope for exemption from its attack, or, should it gain a foothold, for a mitigation of’ the suffering which necessartly attends its progress, by the most prompt and eMcient _sani- tary service, No portion of any state should be Jel¢ unguarded, for obr facilities for both local and inter-state communication afford ample means for carrying the polson far and wide throughout ‘the land. In the absence of a sanitary service at any potnt, that point may, 4 the event of the appearance of cnolera, becomé ‘the center from which the infection may be spread to other portions of the states. {In view of the imminent danger which threatens our @_ responsi tie Fulers and all in high? official station, youre celloncy ia respectfully and earnestly requested to call the attention of the legislature to the subject, and to urge the necessity of appropriate legislation. Gugh supltaty servies; state and. local,tay be ia ough sanitary serv’ may mediately a.” Much ‘preliminary: work Fe: wo tue country sanitary condit and to this end every organized community: be provided with a competent board ot health, and the state with a state supplied with e requisite for aiding and directing the local aul ‘Wes in thelr aauitary work. be Pompe adop- ton of such measures we may’ not whoil to escape an invasion of ‘this disease, to be avie al S LEER & CO., ts £¢ NOAH WAI © CO., Garments for Business. 625 Pennsylvania ave, ‘Garments for Work. NOAT, WALKER & 00,, Solid Valuenfur sour Dol 25 Penns "Three floom stocked witht tho AIADE CLOTHING. ylvania ave, poet § SEEOREE coO., Seas aenGuarin pFigee Goods for Ordered NOAH WALKER & —. 625 Pennsylvania: ee OverSacks and Newmarkets, NOAH WALKER & C0, 625 Pennsylvania aye NOAH WALKER & CO, 2 Pennssiautavas” ‘Boys! and Children’s Butts sent oymicer Poxne Spice Corr. ‘ONE CAR LOAD JUST RECEIVED. QUALITY, FIRST CLass, * PRICE VERY LOW. ‘For sale by the barrel by SAMUBL ©. PALMER, 1204 29th street northwest, A viol If this rule will cause Bookmaker 10 be expelied. The scale of weights ‘was chi only as to 2-year-olds in fall months, ten pow being added. A new rule was enacted proibiting the entry of a horse with s changed bame, SENATOR Looan’s SuccEssoR.—The latest returns indicate that the democrats may have & ty MORE TALK ABOUT THE CABINET. What the Southern Democrats Want— The Attorney General and Postmaster General—The Reason Why. Public interest in Washington at present 1s cen- tered upon the pending official count in New York, and therefore Cabinet speculations are not so much indulged in. The subject, however, continues to Tecelve some attention. The names most persist- ently mentioned are those already given in ‘TuR Star, Nobody seems vo question the assump- tion that Gen. McClellan will enter Cleveland’s Cabinet. A Star reporter has ascertained upon good authority that Senator Bayard prefers to re- Main tn the national legislature. It is understood that he thinks he can be of more service to his Party in the Senate, ally as that ody will be Controlled by the republicans, ‘the prevating tia. Pression noW 1s that Senator Garland, of Arkansas, will be the Attorney General. While, of course, Gov. Cleveland has the deciding voice, it 1s pre- ‘sumed that he will be influenced by the expressed ‘Wishes of his party leaders, WHAT THE SOLID SOUTH NEEDS. There appears to be almost unanimity of feeling among southern democrats as to the two positions thelr section will ask for. They all agree that the Attorney General and Postmaster General can be ofmore value to thelr section of country than any other places the President could bestow. ‘They Say that te appoint-es generally of the republican party. under the Department of Justice, have run elf Offices for what they could make,‘and that through this ment southern people have een, Yery Much oppressed. tis asserted that United States marshals hav” trumped up cases on filmsy evidence and have dragged men under ar- Test, inany miles, In order to increase their fees. A prominent southérn democrat, an ex-Senator, put ‘the case thus to a Star reporter: “We need a man at the head of the Departinent of Justice who un- derstands our section of country and our people; ‘aman who will correct all the abuses that have existed under that department, but who at the same time will enforce the laws Now Southern man as Attorney General, knowing our people, Would select men of honor, firmness and ability'for attorneys and marshals, etc., who would enforce the laws firmly, but with iotegrity and Justice. The south needs the Attorney General and we ought to have the Postmaster General. ‘The post offices throughout the south, as a rule, are filled with Incompetent men, in many cases ignorant negroes, selected upon the recommends- ton of reckless ‘party leaders. While there has Deen some improvement in the service of the south during the last several years, it ts still inferlor to the service of the north. We need a man at the head of the department whose intimate knowledge of the south will enable nim to select food men for postmasters, and indeed for all Tanches of the postal service. The south ought to be satistied with these two places, andl have no idea that more will be asked.” ‘The remarks of this ex-Senator have heen given because they express the sentiment that seems to plainly prevall among the democrats of his section. WHAT THBY DO NoT EXPECT. Southern democrats say they do not care for the State department, and think that should be fled by @ northern man. They also agree that the ‘Treasury department should be controlled by the north. ‘They say it woutd be so palpably foolish for the south to ask for elther the War or Navy de- Partment that nobody of that section would be fullty of such a thing, and they admit that the usiness of the Interior department 1s of more con- Sequence to the north than the south, and that that department should have a northern head, MR. RANDALL'S CHANCES. In the estimation of Cabinet builders Mr. Ran- dall’s chances have diminished, as the republican majority in Pennsylvania increased. On the other | Rand, prominent democrats, who insist that, Mr. Randall should go in the Cabinet, maintain that Gov. Cleveland will not pass over so competent a Iran because his state went for Blaine Dy 6000 majority. By some of Mr. Randall's triends it Is sald that he does not want a Cabmet in. ‘These gentlemen intimate that Mr. Randall may make another effort to get the Speaker's chair. “He has saved the party,” said one, earnestly, “and democrats everywhere recognize it. If Randall,” he continued, “hadn’t killed the Morrison bill, and shaped the platform for protection at Chicago, Cleveland would have lost every northern state. Democratic members of Congress, who voted for Carlisle, have admitted this tome. If Carlisle's Policy had been adopted we would bave been beaten again, and that wouid have disrupted the party. Randall stands at the head of bis party, and ought; to have the Speakership if he wants It.” Accounting for Biaine’s Defeat. MR. MIKE CREGAN CHARGES IT TO THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE—“TEE BIGGEST CAUMPS” ‘HE EVER SAW. ‘Mr. Mike Cregan, one of the noted republican leaders of New York city, came over to Washing- ton Wednesday night, it 1s supposed on some po- Uitical mission. He 1s one of ‘the “machine bosses” of New York, and is known to fame as a trusted Ueutenant of Mr. Johnny O’Brien, and a friend and ally of Mr, Barney Bigiin. Talking to an old New York friend in this city Mr. Cregan said: “ot course we're beat. All the boys knew that last | Week. T gave up €8.700 I had on Blaine, and Johnny O’Brien has paid over to the winners $6,400 he had up in bes.” -Mr.Cregan charged the republican defeat to the national committee. of Chairman Jones, 8. B. Elkins and others who con- trolled the national republican committee, he said: ‘hey're the biggest chumps I ever saw in politics. The boys all know that. Why, we lost New York because they wouldn't give us the ‘sugar’ to carry At with. ‘They only gave us $8,000, when we ought tohave had ‘at least $150,000." ‘Mr. Cregan was completely disgusted, and said the continued claim Of Blaine’s election, in the face of the returns, was, more foolish work On the part of the “chumps” of the national committee, ‘The Count in New York. OFFICIAL FROM ALL BUT SIX COUNTIES—THE FIG- URES NOT MATERIALLY CHANGED. ‘The official returns were reported up to this morning from fifty-four of the sixty New York counties, The following table has been corrected by the latest official nigures furnished by the As- sociated Press, showing Clevelund’s plurality 89 far to be 1,243. ‘The five interior counties to_be heard trom abe all republican, The following table shows the pluralities by counties. ‘Those marked thus * are official: COUNTIES FOR CLEVELAND. + ee BaeeeEs by assembly districts, of which there are twenty- four in the city—not by election districts, of which Gereare some bine nundred, “The catvase wilt Telegrams to The Star. POLITICAL TALKIN NEWYORK CONKLING AND GORHAM DIS- CUSS BLAINE’S DEFEAT. ELECTION FIGURES FROM MICHIGAN, ———— THE FOURTH VIRGINIA DIS- TRICT CONTEST. ELECTION TALK IN NEW YORK. Judge Noah Davis Thinks it time to Acknowledge Cleveland’s Electi Roscoe Conkling ana Georg? C. Gor- ham Discuss the Causes of Biaine’s Defeat. Special Dispatch to Tax Evesrxa Stam, New York, November 14. Judge Noah Davis, who has generally been looked upon as the member of the judiciary to whom Mr. Geo. Bliss would apply for mandamus Proceedings, sald to-day that there was nothing Jeft to hang a shred of hope on for Blaine, and he thought It was time to acknowledge i. In the lobby of the Hoffman house a group of gentlemen, among whom were Roscoe Conkling and Geo. C. Gorham, were talking as to the causes of Bisine’s defeat, Mr. Gorham, turning to Mr. Conkiing, sald: “You withered him with a hot biast of your silence” Mr. Conkling sald that as Blaine had scuttled the republican ship before the meeting of the Chicago convention, it was eminently Mt that he should be put in command of it, a8 It was going down, “Another oe of the party’ reuarsed" that the action of the national republican commitiee Was like @ man hanging on to @ lottery ucket after the drawing. ——___ ELECTION RETURNS, Rlaine’s Plaratity in Michigan, Deruorr, Mica, November 14.—Sixty-three coun- Mes in this state reporta net Blaine plurality of 4,007. This includes this county, which is stror democratic. “The remaining ‘seventeen coun! ‘will change this slightly. UnoMicial figures trom ‘thirteen of these give a net fusion plurality of 300. Evans to Contest Col. Brady’s Election | to Congress. Prrerssvra, Va., November 14.—Steps are being taken by Joseph P. Evans, Cameron's candidate for from the fourth a district, to con~ test the election of Col. James D. Brady, Mahone’s candidate, by whom Evans was defeated at the re- cent Evans and some of his leaders re- cently had a conference with Gov. Cameron, and they will have another next week. Evans cluins tohave discovered corrupt and underhand prac- tices on the part of Brady and his followers during ‘the recent canvass. A TERRIBLE, RAILROAD ACCI- NT. A Train Precipitated into a River— ‘Ten Passengers Keporied Killed, Gatvestox, Tex., November 14.—Meager tn- formation bas been recelvea bere of a terrible rail- Toad accident, early this morning, on the Houston & Texas Central railway at Hempstead. A north- bound bight express was precipitated Into the fepecnaaeeal an ie = raed Robbing the State Treasury. SACRAMENTO, CaL, November 14—Arthur D. January, deputy state treasurer, a son of the state ‘treasurer, last a prisoner setngpeclint eng’ by various coun- money was lost at gambling. ‘The acknowiedged his guilt. From Wall Street To-day. New Yor«, November 14, Wall Street 11 a. m.— ‘The announcement that the Trunk lne presidents had decided to restore freight rates on Monday ay pete the stock market Prices advanced 3 to 1%, per cent, Northwest, Lake Shore, Union Pacific and Western Union prominent in the rise. Shortly before ‘the first the market weakened, but later on a feeling prevailed. At eleven O'clock a Feaction Look piace. sete rissa News from Panama. A REVOLUTION QURLLED—PROGRERS OF THE CANAL— ‘A LOW TYPE OF HUMANITY, FTC. ‘Paxaua, November 5.—Peace bas been restored 4m Cundinamarca by the rebels surrendering to the federal government. During tae contest, however, Taseoae = a aces At terial ngs, excavators, mat and men cobtiziue to arrive in quantities and iui bers for the canal. Work continues with activi New contracts are daily being given out, and dur ing the coming dry season 50,00) men will be em- ployed ato forty-seven ‘alles of work. ‘The "anama isin excellent working condition at present. M. Jules Dingier, chier of the cana: has returned from France, bringing about one hun: dred new engineers with bim. changes have followed his arrival. A man has beca found in Tolima who chews the cud. Hels one of the unfortunate race of mud dwellers Who Inhabit the Danks of many of the rivers in Col mbla, and whose intellects are, if sible, lower than those of the Digger Indians. Mr. W. J. has been appointed Guatemala commissioner at the New Orleans exhibition. Death of Congressman Duncan. GerrrsBcra, Pa., November 14—Wm. A.Duncan, who was re-elected to C im the nineteenth district on the4th instant, died at his residence here this morning. His death was aue to consurap- Uon. His funeral will take place Sunday at three O'clock p. m. Investigating Hoboken Councilmen. Jensey Crrx, November 14.—During the investi- gation at the Hoboken city hail last night into the charges against Councilmen Meighan and Winges that under their promises of protection in violation of the building law, Cyaries Braun was influenced to give the contract for buliding a frame extension to Meighan, there was asharp tilt. Mrs Braun was tesilfying, when Councillor Daley accused Cor- poration Attorney Stuhr, who was conducting the examination, with prejudice in favor of the accused. in trying to'foree the witness to say that she had ‘only employed Meignan because he was a good Workman and not because he was a counciliaan and had influence to avert trouble. pealed to the committee to eject him, as it was a case ‘against the ace and he qsuuhr) ited the city. Chairman Crane fhreatened to arrest Dales: After an acrimonious | discussion, Daley retired and Stuhr abandoned the Une of examination he had been following. ——— General Foreign News by Cable, NEW COMMERCIAL TREATY. ‘Mapatp, November 14.—At a meetli , Senor J. De Eiduayen, min affairs, announced the conclusion of @ new treaty of commerce between United States and Spanish West Indies. A few unimportant questions, he said, in regard to sugar and cereals ANGLO CABLE COMPANY SHARES. Loxpox, November 14.—The shares of the Anglo Cable comipany have advanced. Rumors are atloat to the effect that there is some dificulty in the g5 i HY | [i i : i i i & h i a Ht : ‘Svubr ropiled | hotly, and sald Daley was an intruder, and. ap-| of the cabl- | A WARNING TO THE ENGLISM. Carmo, November 14—An Indian fakit, who how Weitng through Persia and Palestin:, \ Gravered the Soudan and arrived at Dal ite to Metea, Warns Lue Rngush t0 DEWATE of professed (rieBdelip of the Egy pans, who Re crety invor the rebels. He ways ie trope of tho Mudir of Dongola are cven now corresponding Wik The Mahdi, The Mudir waute to utilize Whe Mabdl's ower and found a new Mehomedan state mM the Sondan under his own rule and expel the . A Kababish chiet hus ssosed @ beeuse ebe Mal Kilied bis brosher. she a Dongola the Dong Wii certatuly Jotn the re’ & portion of the Boller 8! tie chemical ey and twenty-fivémands are throw Tent. ‘The loss Is $408, tnsuranca, STAM, property belonged te ore Upton estate, The Shooting Affair Last Night. SULLAVAN'S WOUND BL1GNT—IIS ASSAILANT MRED TO ANSWER. AS the democratic procession Inst ght was Passing 19th Sircet and Pennsylvania avenue horthwest {{ {8 alleged that @ colored man named Burmll Carter, made an insulting remark tothe men on parade, Which Was msented by Lawrence Sullivan and others, who Went towards Carter, As they advanced he drew his pistol and fired, wound- ‘out_ot etaplor- The ing Salllvan in the hie shooting cresttd great excitement at th Ing were be ‘om promply arrested Carter and tte potter Mur” Tied him off to the 4th precinet station house. Im u aoe Court Ubis morning he Was charged with assault and. Batters, kill, and the Case Was continued thd : bonds. $14 Sullivan Was taceu by the police Inst might to the Pr bospit bis woul found to be sileht, and tins morning he got wp Weft the hospital to ¢ The committee In charge of the democratic pro cession advertise In Tuk Stax to-day a request That all persons Who witnessed the shooting send their names and address without delay 0-298 4ig Street HOruhwest, ln order Uiat justice may be done. dir. Dickson, the chief marshal of the procession, | stated to a Stax reporter to-day that go far as be could jearn, the Shooting WAS a great outrage, ere Was Acrowd Of colored men On the Pave- ment, he said, who were hurung the vilest epiupeus { Ube men inline, calling them “confederate — o 8,” and other nai Indictments To-day. ‘The grand jury to-day found an indicment against Fellx G. Anderson for embezzlement, and @ new indictment against Geo, Houct for the murder of Wm. Me piember 36a Affairs. DP TRACKS. © written to Hom, altimore & Potomag Meer in change ot ing reported chat 1 the tracks laid by your compa from your main line on M. | monument tot are mo. k the per. | mit allowing the occupattc street tor this purpose Is revoked, and you are hereby requested Lo remove those tracks and restore the sLimet UO its orginal condition within Uutrty days from date.” MISCELLANEOUS. | The Commissioners have Feely as an additional priv police for duty at the Metro Col A. F. Rockwell, tn c ings and grounds, has teq missioners to recommls: cial policeman for duty ; The District Commissioners bay | resignation of Jaies Creamer as fireman in engine company No. 4, to take effect ou the 10Uh Instant. BUILDING PRRMITS have been tesued by Inspector Patrick Herliny, npointed Joba of the Metropolitan, itat hovel, ne of public bulld~ ~ District Com= brick, dwelling on 1 strect, De. ‘tween i and 3d:" vue stable in rear of $2,000 Visit Washington, From the New York World. to-day. Ata meeting of company C, 11th regiment N. G. 8. N. ¥., a resolution was offered and unanimously adopted to the effect that tke company visit Washe ington March 4 and participate in (he inauguration of President Cleveland. It was also ordered that no member who falls to drill twice during the sea- ‘son shall be permitted to accompany the company to Washington, Capt. John W. Flack announced that he would personally pay all the hotel and Uaveling expenses of metabers of his command Gn their trip. ‘The captain's object 1s vo Dring th> members of his company to as high @ degree ot Proficiency as possitile, iat they may acquit Chemie elves With honor on that occasion, KNOCKED DOWN AND INJURED BY A STRERT Car.— Al 8x5 o'clock last evening W. L Nicholson was about to get on a car in front of his residence, at ‘the corner of 1st and B streets southwest, when he: w knocked “own by car $, of the Wi ‘Cooper, and Georgetown raliroad, driven by J. E. going in an opposite direction. Be was badly cut About the head. He was taken te "8 drug store and subsequently to his bi soe Be Bayne attended him. No blame is driver. salesmen ‘Tae Graxp Lovor F. A. A. M.—The grand Tailowing Gthoone Weoneedsy at: Myron core Wea wight Ker, “G. muaster, Thos, b Chiftelis, es G. master eitearion Wate Sinetn, maces . warden; Wai. K. Singleton, G. secretary; C. Duncanson, G. treasurer; Jos. Hamacher. ‘G. iec- turer; C. B. Smith, G. chaptal G. marshal; Emmett C. E! SG. deacon; F. Gibbs, J. G. deacon; O. Dror G. sword bearer; 0. & Firnin, G. pursuivant Steward; Edw. Kern, J. G. ther. —— A New Way to Celebrate, BOW SOME MISSINSIPYI DEMOCRATS REJOICED OVER ‘THEIK VICTORY, Correspondence of Tir EVENING Stax, Covvmecs, Mims., November & ‘The method of celebrating the recent democrats Victory, adopted by the citizens of Unis lttle city, was a departure from the general rule of such re- Joicings. Yesterday a printed call was published for a “citizens meeting for thanksgiving and Jolin. cation” at the court house last migut. ‘The call an- nounced, in lange letters, “the proceedings will be ‘opened with prayer, followed by *Praise God from Whom all Blessings Flow,’ under the leadership of « j Selected choir.” Tt also added that “all citizens of | every race, creed and kind, are urgently requested wo be present, to juin im offering humble thanks to te Giver of all Good for this truly ‘National Blessing’ —tie election of Cleveland and Hendricks, and Jolliicauion over the natloualiging Of tue sections Which form our government.” Another line, conspicuousiy priuted, read: “The Colored people are cordially Muvived U) be present. Mr. C. A. Johnston, member of Uhe hational demo- cratic committee for Mississippi, Wes chairman of the commi:tee which called and erranged tor the Meeting. Judye Orr, of this circu, presided. Ladies Wore present in nunibers, aud Use" colored race Wal fairly reprosented. A Long Chase After an Eloping Wife, ASKING DAMAGES POR ALTENATED AFFECTIONS. David White lived for ni Wife and two children in his home at Providence, RI. Into that Lume in December, 1688, entered Edward Lowe asafriend and visitor, His visite | became most and more frequent until the #th of June las, wh-. he and Mrs. White left together, taking pa’.ge for Live ‘Tue abandoned hus: ‘band discovered the direction of Ubeir flight and followed in the next steamer. fe arrived in Liver- pool only to find that _ Se jose Taken return passage for America. Again | Chased them across the Atlantic, and found | they had temporarily separated, the man to Phtiadeipula, while the Women, revurning to | former home in Providence, gathered together Of herown Uuings and soi of ber When this had been -accompitshed Lowe _ te} her in Providence, and peo paar, nye with the Woman's dauguter, returns The husband secured detectives, and once | tracked their Might, nally discovering that were living im the lust named city as man end’ | under the een yor wo yy He yesterday an afidavit notary's office there suing Chambers for alienating iis Wife's affecuons and amking | $5,000 damages, ie Pairs i deserted the repul York, “ind ‘that at "ieest 30,000 Inisb-Americans went back on Biatne because of Burchard’s ridicu- lous three R's speech. ‘There are 100,000 votes | Garrding the state; that bobody cisputén, What a carryt 2 + treniensous inroad this shows bim to bave made ‘vous, iim Sraaio ‘The Scramble for the rs From the New York Herald. Taw ath bac, wil ay no fepara some Liw at his selfish and stupid ‘that “to the victors: Tong te spoil” Hie will see his duty. Wasnt ton ne at Albany, ay E Hy a 3