Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1885, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, eeprom — Ave. and 1ith 8t, by wening iewspaper Qom: GEO. W. ADAMS Devt ‘Tes Evermo ‘Stan is served becribers: ity Dy carriers, on thelr own account of le cone tee ‘ TWO CENTS. DRY_GOODS. MILLED IN THE TUNNEL. a Nea SELIKA QUARTETTE At Berean Bapeine Church, Soi se bet Land M nw. Admission, 25¢. ; ase (CoXGReGaTIONAL CHUKCH. NEVADA. GRAND CONCERT. Under the direction of Mr. C. A. CHIZZOLA, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2 MME NEVADA Will be supported by the following eminent artists, their first appearance here: 4. EDMOND VERGNE‘, Tenor; Sig. CARLO BUTI, FAVE Lewitt Pana sip 'cannaNonriatet PAOLO GIOKZA, Musical Director. ‘sale of seats will commence on Wednesday, 28, at Pu. m., wt Breutany Bros, 11th st. and Penusylvacia ave Heserved seuts, ¥2, 91.00 and #1, sccording to location. hae or) FR ‘The Laughing Success. “He was a lttie tin soldier: “He'll get there ali the same.” A TIN SULDIER, Hoyt's Happiest Comedy Creation. It you want » hearty laugh, come. ens wat ESTERASE STP ne vatea MATS ES STERUAE r cant of characters, including ae a Pennsylvania ave., near 11th st. ‘Two Daysand Niguts of sue Two Ureat American GRAY AND STEPHENS, In their immensely > ‘With Its Elegant abu Splendid Com and Wonderful Periorang Dogs Next Werk—FRANK 1. + RAYNE, the Great Star ‘Eurupe aud America, Si Slocum. Admission to all only 10 cents, 0023 Washington News and Gossip. _ GOVERNMENT REckrrrs To-pay.—Internal Fevenue, $449,104; customs, $591,491. Cor. cole be President’s private secre- by Mrs, Lamont gone ty for afew days. Lind » DISMISSED For Hazrne.—Cadet Ralph Bailey, of Arkansas, a member of the third class at the Naval academy, found guilty of hasing by a terdayy dismissed” frou Telegrams to The Star. GRANT'S QUARREL WITH JOHNSON. | What ex-Sentor Henderson Says About It RIEL’S EXECUTION POSTPON REAT BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR. senate ae ice a Be ‘and Drawers, for $1, worth Rod Miaimel (Medicated) Underwear, at prices ta ar ‘The COMFORT SHIRT, FLOUES ARE A Frightful Accident Half a Mile from 1 Unhealthy Seam 0c2S-2t R OF TAXES, Farmar Re abicger Day HAVE ANY AMOUNT OF AT RED TICKET DAY BARGAINS. SUIT DEPARTMENT. dur Bargain Counter in oar Suit ‘Coats: $9 14 which we ool for Time ‘each, Also, in cardinal velvet, for Dirt Seead. in “sunday Capital” OFFICE OE COLLECTO DISTRICT OF COLI 48 USsUAl TRACTIVE ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED BY THE PREMATURE DISCHARGE OF A DYxA- MITE BLAST—DETAILS OF THE ACCIDENT. An accident occurred in the new aqueduct tunnel this morning by which one man was killed outright, another was probably fatally injured, and several others received injuries not of avery serious character. The accident was due tothe premature explosion of blast- ing cartridges which had been placed in the rock at the east heading of the Foundry branch shaft. The time of the accident as near as can be fixed was 9 o'clock. There were ten men at work in the heading at the time, including the machine runners, miners, “muckers” or men who rs, The drills for the blasti been made as usual on eacl toa depth of several feet in We have placed finished, ready for the wash ao could This a tse beet Aline Batol pirts made to order for $0. Perfect S ‘Stz Finest ‘At guaranteed, ai the BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY. 1002 F STREET NORTHWEST. INITIAL HAND! We have just received our importation order of Gent's China Silk Initial Handkerc! elaborate embroidered initial, erties ‘will sell unheard leas than $1.25. AMONG THE PRESIDENT’s CALLERS to-day ewer Attorney General Garland, Senator Har- vis, ex-Senators McDonald, Van Wyck, Conger ord, Ward Wheere Now Gory HPs. Hull Greenfiela, ‘Th York: J. W, Dry Goons Axp Croaxs, WE HAVE A FULL STOCK OF 64 HOMESPUN AT 75 CENTS AND $1.00. 6-4 BOUCLE CLOTHS AT‘ $1.25, $1.50, 82.00. ALL THE SHADES, GERSTERS AND MELANGES, AT 25 CENTS. 3€INCH ALL-WOOL TRICOTS, 50 CENTS. 34-INCH CASHMERES, 12% CENTS FORMER PRICE, 25 CENTS. OUR $1.25 BLACK SILK A SPECIALTY. ae BEAUTIFUL QUALITY COLORED RHADAME pe MUSEUM, AT $1.14; FORMER PRICE, $1.50. A FRESH LOT IMPORTED JERSEY AND BOUCLE COATS CHEAP. BLANKETS AND COMFORTS CHEAPER THAN successful Piay of : WiTHUUL A HOME, EVER OFFERED BEFORE. CARPETS, OILCLOTHS AND RUGS AT OUR Ev ‘shoukd see thin vent' Drama, BRANCH STORE, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, EDITOR STEAD'S TRIAL BEGUN, ing and Mat- Commissioner Switzler, of Mo; J. H. Subler, of immer, of Philadelphia; jomas Wilkinson, of ‘Mills, of Brooklyn, and Adam jutTalo, WRECES ON LAKE SUPERIOR. —__. ANTI-CHINESE MOVEMENT AT STOCKTON. NOTICE—THE PUBLIC sy a Ga one or ERE ition, No. 4, are about to i de held at St, Joseph's Hear C northeast. All oon- to Join an association of this invited to "attone MONDAY Got run the cars, and ‘Cupitol Hill Building ‘the tunnel runni: teat otraen opie ‘the men e1 templating or wish! Kind are’ eo Both, at 8 oclock WARNING —ALL TELEGRAPH AND jephone reby fice to removetheir wires trom fost of prosives 416 Tinat. news, within ten A New Anoric Mar.—The hydrographic of- fice of the Navy department has just issued a new map of the arctic regions, which embodies the results of the latest explorations, The ar- rangement {s such that names and relative po- sitions of all places around the polar basin can be seen without turning the map around, as is ‘usually necessary, and the eye is not bewildered by amultivade of ‘meridian lines x ‘on that side were waiti on the other aide to be finish ty would have withdrawn five or six hundred feet, nd the blast would hhave been fired by icity. Four cartridges Hole on fhe south side and James McDonald, ‘one em! ‘was engaged in tam tridgen, as ‘customary, wines GRANT AND ANDREW JOHNSON, Henderson's Contribution to the Controversy—Gen. Posed Impeachment Until After His ‘rel With the President Regard- ing His Surrender of the War Port- io to Stanton. Sr. Louis, October 23.—Touching the ques- tion as to whether Gen, Grant did or did not favor the impeachment of President Johnson, as raised by arecent correspondence between Col. Grant and Mr. Chauncey Globe-Democrat Unis morning prints ingstatement made by Gen. son, who was in the will be remembered as ‘Then the whole to @ distance oi 1, 607 6th st. nw. oc22-2t8 22> ST. AND ST. JOHN'S CHAPI irginla ave. —On SATURDAY, October . m.. there will be = service of bene- giction ofa new bell. All who may be interested are ocd {ines concentratt je. ‘The method for determining the down the cartri le and longitude of any point is very Stick, Suddenly A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION. The lights in the tunnel were put out. As soon as lights were struck it was found that McDon- ald had been dreadfully mangled and was the foremen, had an arm cholson, a laborer, had his ed and was terribly ‘shocked. James Reedy had his right arm cut. Andrew iN BAUM’S DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. extra bargains. Telephonic connection. Spee REMOVED—REMOVED TO 1214 F ST.— ‘MISS ANNA C. AY ARS desires toannounce the removal of her Dressmnaking Parlors to the above addrens were aie willbe pleaned to furnish ae abort. "Reception and Pallor-made Suits, Mantes, Wraps, ae. "ne Dresses Suits To BE BroucHr AGaINsr INDIAN AgENTa—Judge Maynard, the second con- troller of the Treasury, has been going over the accounts of the Indian agents, and within the ast three months has ordered suits to be rought against some ten or adozen. The In- dian service is sald to be ina very bad condi- Flannel Suitings at 65c., sold else Bourette Cloth, 45-inch wide, at 60c. Ac- ded by all to be Extra Value. ‘Stripe and Piald Flannels at 480, yard, Flannels at $1, sold elsewhere dead. James Cook, injured. Jose right leg crus! JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, mesnlboar sold until recent! ST. CECILIA QUARTETTE, ® Rewase Wx FOR BARGAINS Assisted by the Famous DUDLEY BUCK MALE QUARTETTE, Of Brooklyn, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, Admission, 50 cents. Reserved seats at Ellis & Co.'s ——— without extra charge. ocazer_| fered? Ir NEW SAvNAL THEATER AND SATURDAY MATINEE, Mr ‘The Popular Young Actor, from 20 t ‘ME JAMES adaptation of Dumas’ Work, CRISTO. ‘New Scenery. Realistic Stage Pictures, ABLESTY. Painted expressiy for this play. united Granda Eftects, Correct Appointments and Appro- | * corres FINE BEAV! priate Costumes, And the Entire Production Perfect in Every Detail. October 26. pias HARRMON AND GOURLAY 1X SKIPPED BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON. ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE MAYO, ‘Supported by ‘Miss KATHRYN KIDDER, Entitled, NORDECK. All the Original Scenery as used at the Third Ave- ‘Monday, October 26, pert BE DECEIVED. cloths Diagor THE NATIONAL SKATING RINK CO., Limitea, | ur ‘7 mmed, with collar, $7.25. Theseare (2 Have fn Limited. | Offerings at special Gitand big tet nwo, Smueemeo | wil betno more at thee prices. PLUSH COATS. ‘We pride ourselves on our assortment, and the ‘atwhich we have marked them. They are in- very low, and we wish you to call aud convince ‘Quailty and Finish, ited Satin Lining, at good length, st Loops, chausols SaCQUI ed COUES, Lined With the Largest and Best Skating’ Surface in the Seastons Dat! "Admitted Free every Monday Night. Rec ‘Ladies and Chiidren’s Mati Every Saturday. apes wespeak. Good Admnission and Skates, 15c, like the best Alaska -ealskin, Qt ‘Good Music afternoons and Even! $20: ‘U.& N. CROUSE, ccn-2w Siauager. | Libed with Gaited satin, four = Saad CLUB RACES! ‘DON DYE SEAL PLUSH October 22d, 23d and 24th. CRIDGE & CO., Official Poolsellers. Alaska Seals, Lond —— eutebene's ChoaKS FRE WASHINGTON RINK, ‘9th street and Rhode Island Avenue. THE ELITE RINK OF THE CITY. Good surface and excellent Music. The best attrac- | ward. Pen 0c20-Im _| dren's Clocks Is more varied and complete this season than ever before, and we guarant riges to be ERZOGS NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE | lower than the lowest’ ‘Satisfaction tadrestee ‘One Sauare North of Pennsvivania Ave. | money refunded. In Solid Chamks. ‘Oct. 26.~Fhe Engush Actrem.CLAIRE SCOTT.o19 ogc ‘COMIQUE, of th Success of he Peerless Opera Bouffe ne. of the very few re- tion, on account of the dishonesty of the voted against id it is the intention of the present tration to reform it as far as possible. NAVAL ORDERS. —Lieut. Commander George F. Wilde, detached from duty as inspector of the seventh lighthouse district and ordered to settle accounts and walt orders; Lieut. John tached as assistant to the inspector thouse district and ordered as e seventh district; Passed Assist- ant Paymaster John C. Sullivan, from duty at the New London station 31st instant and or- dered to the training ship Portsmouth, Novem- ber 10; Passed Assistant Paymaster H. E, Drury, from the Portsmouth November 10 and ordered to settle accounts und wait orders; As- sistant Paymaster James H. Chapman, ordered atthe New London naval station 31st instant; the orders detaching Lieut. G. F. W. Holman from the Saratoga revoked, and_lie is ordered to remain on board that vessel; Lieut. E. F. Qualtrough, ordered to dela: board the Wabash until the 3ist Instant; Lieut, George W. Mentz, ordered to report on’ board rtsmouth instead of the Saratoga, PERSONAL.—Mr.De Renterskiold,the Swedish minister; Count Gylderstope, of the Swedish legation; Mr. de Lovenorn, the Danish minis- ter; Representative Barbour, and Mr. Eugene on, were In New oldi,the French sculptor, ym Havre for this’ country to-day — Mrs. B. L, Walker, of Washington, arrived in San Francisco last Saturday.—Dr. Hat left the elty for St. Louls yesterday for a week's Plumer, the new naval Handy was scratched by flying spalls and his left arm was severely bru! and Wylie Johnson, two colored men, were both injured by flying rocks. All the men in the heading were ‘stunned by the explosion. ‘Those who were little injured, as soon as they had procured lights took out the wounded men and put them on cars, The headin feet east of the shaft. ‘The wound conveyed on the cars to the shaft and then holsted on the elevator to the open air, 100 feet above. The shatt is located on the new cut road back of the Georgetown college grounds. The mangled body of McDonald was then brought ont and placed for a time in one of the buildings at the mouth of the shaft. To the summons for surgical aid Dra, Bowie Tyler and Suter responded and guve such attention as was immediately necessary to the wounded The colorea men who were injured were taken to their homes near the mouth of the shaft. Nicholson was taken in a police am- bulance to his home, on M street, near 35th, West Washington, und Foreman’ Cook was taken to the house of Mr. Quackenbush, one of the contractors, with whom he lives. Wylie Johnson, one of'the colored men who was hurt, It of the stomach by a piece elpless for the time. MeDonald’s body was taken to Wise’s under- taking establishment. 28 years of age, single and a professional miner from Little Fulls, New York. sidered to be In critical condition. The phy- glclans fear fatal results in his case from the MISS A. C. AYARS. 1214 F st. n.w. (up stairs). FOR A BRILLIANT LIGHT AND safety use RYNEAL'S ROYAL ‘Depor 418, ‘7th st. nw. WARNING.—ALL TELEGRAPH AND ‘Telephone Companies are hereby given no- a fe remove their a from the roof oo emises fo. 1433 fac uw within, ton days om ber, 1886. By order of owner, THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Agents. Goods at 25c. yard; marked at special price to close them on Boucle Cloth from 85c. up—You should see our line of Boucle Cloths before you purchase, as we buve many specialties which cannot IN OUR LINEN DEPARTMENT We have another 160 Doz. of the % Linen Napkins, same as sold last Fri OUK BLANKET 50 pairs of 11-4 All-wool of 10-4 All-wool Blankets at UR FLANNEL DEPARTMENT, ee 28c., actual value 30c. x fo leces of our 27c. Flannel again in stock. The Pleces “wool bm at * IN OURLACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT ‘We haveall the attractions we advertised last week, and In addition puolican Senators who voted against the tn- Peachment. Gen. Henderson was alsoan in- Umate friend of Gen. Grant, and had superi opportunities ot views atthat time. The statement sas fol- Plaid Di ape Pieces, ress John Vincent knowing ‘that fect SECURITY Olt; oughtelsewhere, | _oc2U-im LANSBURGH & BRO. 8. LADIES’, MISSES AND CHILDRENS’ CLOAKS CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. At prices whict. cannot fail to astonish the most dis- chase & handsome Cloax at er taan were ever before of so, remember that this is the WEEK OF ALL WEEKS. ‘The values we offer cannot fall to arouse every in- aie am tending purchaser,and make this the grandest SIX DAYS'SALE ON RECORD. tively guarantee that every Garment is 0.25 percent lower than the same pearer: cau be purchased oF t any ouer house fn th this sale, a8 We have tried oUF Utmost LO-se- NOTHING BUT NOVELTIES. ‘ou that it contains EVERY CONCEIV- AT GRASPING PRICES. romise you there ls no Cloak Room in the States cam show such a display of Good Goods must convince you: ‘and Collars trimmed with Fine CLOTH NEWMARKETS, (black), 100 in the in 7» nicely made, at $4.00; actual NE CLOTH, NEWMARK ‘Various Styles, bandsomels Baansbip abd Finish, at Every Evening—saturday Matinee. BEAVER NEWMARKETS, Tailor Seams, at $0.95; worth $14. SHORT WRAPS. “There were two separate and distinct move- peach President Johnson; one was , 1867, immediately ngress. It was based committee appointed dur- ‘@ special session of Congress in July, 1867, Investigate and report whether it was advis- I speak only by tat least action was taken in De= cember, ‘and the proposed articles of impeach- ment were voted down by Gen. Grant was then acting as Secretary ‘ar and as a member of Mr. Johuson’s cable net, and I have various reasons for stating that at that time he was oppose ment of Mr. Johnson. Gen. EPARTMENT—() in the House in December and Friday. only. on the assemblit on the action of th Anspector of t Do you wish to ‘Address Miss A. C., Star demand forthe very large major- to the impeach- Grant had accepted Secretary of War = iL NOTICE DRS RUST, aving returned from Europe, wili resumé Of his profession Office, "Iait Pent e wili show 20. ‘yards iong, af $2.15, sold at DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. rds Remnants Wamsutta and Pride of the inch Cottons, at 7%4c. 10-4 Mohawk Valley Sheeting at 20c. Ladies’ and Children's all sizes, colors and Also 6 full line of irs Lace Curtains tage: hme the preceding sion of Edwin M. Stanton by the President under the provisions of the teuure-ofoffice act, That act provided that in cases where the Pres- ident suspended an officer, his reasons for the suspension and the name'of the pro tem. ap- ointment should be submitted to the Senate, the Senate approved the suspension, the old Ii the Senate re- fused to concur, the new nomination fell, and the old incumbent resumed his place. Within the reauired time after the assembling of the Senate in September, 1867, Mr. J Tequitements tenurevt-office act, submitted for the suspension of Mr. Stanton to the Sen- ate, which were referred to the appropriate committee, and, as I remember now without looking to the records, that committee made an adverse report. Within a short ume after reconvening of in executive finally, late at night, came toa final vote, sus taining the report of the commitie and over- ruling the President's action in suspending Mr. Stanton. Unger the law this vote 1 instated Mr. Stanton and removed ‘Next morning Mr. Stanton appeared at the war 1d beiore the arrival of e arrival of Gen. Grant ‘Mr, Stanton informed him of the action of the Senate, and said that he was now aguin Secre- GAS FIXTURES Can be purchased at pe eet AES accee 1 15th st., Corcoran Building. BES BRASS WORK, &c, 4c. _0c7 DR H. THOMPSON MURRAY, = DENTIST, Hos returned to the city. Office and residence, 940 NV st. n.W. 3. M. CATE, M.D. 916 McPHEHSON ‘Square, gives special attention to diseases of the nervous system, spinal curvatures and Putts dis- 1 to 2 and 6 and 7. (ke ws was struck in the Of rock and ren: tment we have a full line of ‘Cashmereand Merino Hosiery, cs. Tadley? and Children's Heavy Ui which you should examine before purchas- COTTON UNDERWEAR. Previous to our removal of our Coiton Underwear Department from upstairs to our new. annex, we will our Underwear Deparument, moral Skirts embroidered in Fat $1.45 each: 1 fine Flannel skirt with. ruft i 5, at 47, 78 and 66c., are different in Cotton Underwear, that alway’ sold at 75c., OTHER BARGAINS. ted Collars worth for Ghiaren's Gulpure Collars worth Toe for aoe", pe, quality for 48; $1.25 McDonald was about incumbent stoo icholson is con- THE STORY OF ONE OF THE MINERS. Andrew Handy, one of the miners in the tun- nel at the time of the explosion, told the follow- ing story in reply to questions by a STAR re- absence.——Mr. H. B, Officer at Philadelphia, is at the Arlington, CHANGES IN THE OFFICES. i B M McLEAN & 80) LUMBER MERCHANTS, NOTICE,—Owing to the death of WrLLIam Mc- Lan, the’ senior partner of the firm, the partner will close the business of the late ‘continue at the old stand under the name of YM. R. MCLEAN. WM. 5 fes-in debt to the old firm are make lnmediate settlement, Claims: ehould be presented. SHORT WRAPS. autye have them in stock in all shapes and novelties, ‘28 BOUCLE CLOTHS 1n all colors. In Mayo and Wilson's Romantic Drama, in fiveacts, | ;SEAE PLUSH, plain or trimmed with handsome VEL {VET BUOCADES, lined with quilted lining, at ES, with ew silk tab fringe. desire ia he Sevier eee Of a decided | RUSSIAN CIRCULARS. RUSSIAN CIRCULARS. This style garment will also be great ex- ia cry lady does not adimizen ight this style ot in all als, with fur color, $400. Entire “Thad finished loading my side—I was on the north side—and was waiting for McDonald to get through on the other side. McDonald was putting in and tamping the cartridges. We use a8 many cartridges as we think necessary to blow out the rock. In this case they would babiy have put in five or six, McDonald ad already put In three or four. Suddenly there was a terrible report. knocked down. The lights were biown out, and we were left in uttendarkness, my sensations? I could not describe write them. I could hear the syoats and moans were hurt, I hap) some matches in my pocket, and as soon as I recovered my senses'I made a light and looked after the wounded men. “Mr. Cook, the foreman side of McDonald when thx Appointments by the President, Ete. ‘The President to-day appointed J. E. Dart to be collector of customs for the district of Bruns- ported Net Fichus, for 68c.; $1.50 qual ‘Stone Collar Buttons, 20. ll Hen Caffy, jucluding s pair of Nickel Cuff But Wm. McClellan, ot Omaha, Neb., hasbeen ap- pointed an assistant superintendent of the Yel- lowstone National Park, atasalary of $900, vice 8. M, Fitzgerald, dismisred. Wm. H, Stinson, A. B. Woodford, James Reid and Louis W. Wilhelm, having completed their investigations as special agents of the bureau of jigned, ‘Hanan, of the District of Colum- been promoted in the Pension office from $900 to $1,000. The Presiden Wek nue Theater. New York City. and the Original Cast. | gnom Weap will berm we have anagh ry ne: I was stunned and | Next morning 3 colored Chenille Fringes at 7c. Gen. Grant, an ements to carry on the bustuess. MMGLEAN @ SON, Tam pare, .00 Black Chenille larly desirous of thanking our old customers for thelr hhoeral patronage and at ye" ye AYE DEPARTMT. lish Tooth Brushes, warranted 14c. rushes, warranted, 70. lange, fine Tollet Scap, Gc.a cake, worth 10e of the mea who 6c. English Tooth ir imme tent this season, as every 5c. boxes Cabinet Halt = Seen greta cara — in the presence of cabinet, except possi- gn 2 bly ‘Mr. Seward. In that interview, it will be remembered, Mr. Johnson stated to Gen, Grant that he (Gen. Grant) had accepted the portiolio of the War department with the reement that in case the Senate disagreed ith the action of the President in removing Mr. Stanton he (Grant) would either hoid the office and contest wit! tinue in the ‘reputation of the eel ry customer recelves value for bh money. |My Recoiid and important object will be to 80 systematize the business Samne amount of attention, of accounts, estimates, and. labor, have rea! was standing on one ¢ explosion occurred, and Jack Borzan, a miner, was standing at his other side. Through a miracie, Bo injured at all, He did not get a scratch. The Tock was not blown out by the explosion. Some little pieces about the collar of the hole, of gourse, were blown out. These cartridgén, they exploded, went off like the charge from an. McDonald was standing uackenbush, of the firm of Quacken- ckwith, the contractors who are mak- ing the tunnel, was at the scene of the accident early, and inquired intoall the particulars. To a STar reporter he said unaccountable, as the men were experienced miners und bad apparently been, as careful as us ocainheroraiah alee rane acter For the next thirty to sixty days I will Sh a ices. When these are ‘yesterday afrernoon appointed Louis K, Church, of New York, ustice of the supreme court of the Territory of akota; William W, Porter, of California, to be associate Justice of the supreme court of the ry of Arizona; Willlam H. Barnes, of Mlinols, to be associate Justice of the supreme court of the Territory of Arizona; Shields, of Mich’ supreme court. of Van Long, of Indian PLUSH COATS. to be associate rgan was not Mr. Stanton the con- of the tenure-of-office act, or in mess to do’so, he ereo! to the Presi- ‘13th and B streets n.w. MR. P.N. DWYER has supplanted my former Ouse ‘Salesman, aud ls the omy authorised pore to take your orders, CATED, ELECTRIC AND STEAM jagnetic treatinent for Rheumatism MES. BROWN (Col.), f bis unwilli would give tmely notice dent, in order that the latter might substitute the name of some other person who would con- test the validity of the act in question with Mr. Stanton. Mr, Johnson claimed that, in his opinion, the action was unconstitutional, and that he was led to believe that Gen, Grant concurred with him in such opinion, was said and done in that interview, raut and the President seriously differed, a” members of the cabinet vere called upon to substantiate the that time I y serious misunder- the barrel of 3 Fight in front of to be chief justice of the to be chief justice of ‘the supreme court of the Territory ot New Mexico; Israel Green, of Mitchell, Dak., to he the Indians Of the Sisseton agency in ——+oe The President and His Cabinet. NO LACK OF HARMONY, AND NO SIGNS OF A qitirery, ne Gultes Sats, Sve Beat Prerare For Tur Coxn NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB POOLS (AUCTION), | $57.50; 4 bargain = SILK SEAL PLUSH NEW MARKETS, ‘will besold EACH EVENING before the racesin | with Sery ane Quich sain ot See Billiard Room ofthe National Hotel. Hace Days | equtl in ap iat the accident was five Real Seal Loops, the Best Alaska Seal- _ SEALSKIN SACQUES. Our Seriskin Sacques are selected trom the finest jeed. eta eae aie ADREN'S CLOAK. in Heavy Material, from Kise, 10c. per size. bce CHILDREN’S HAVELOCKS, Made of plain wool material. wel! made. at $1. ‘We must say We think our assortinent of and Nervous Diseases, by 200" Our stock of SUITS AND OVER- COATS arenow awaiting your inspec- tion. In SUITS our prices range $10 to $85; In OVERCOATS, 87 to ‘One must be very fustidious in taste not W. F. WEINHEIMER'S PATENT Office Dyeing and Scouring Establishm ‘618 ¥th st nw. WHAT THE INSPECTOR SAID, Inspector Woodward said toaSrak reporter that he could account for the accident only on the ground that the “exploder” in one of the cartridges was loo near the outside of the cart- ridge and had been struck b: ‘The cartridges used are dynamite cartridges about 6 inches long. An exploder is placed in each cartridge,aud the wire that enters the cartridge connects with the exploder. The cart- Tidgesure all connected with one another with wire and acireuit Is made. Paragraphs to the effect that all was not har- monious in the President's cabinet have been going the rounds, and the probability of some of the members resigning before the winter is over has been discussed in various quarters, A STAR reporter was speaking with one of the members of the cabinet on this subj and that gentleman declared he ha¢ any want of harmony between the President and his advisers. It is belleved by persons who would be most likely to know that the President receives the most cordial support from his cabinet, and that their relations are not strained in any case. Among the politicians who are not please: Mr. Clevelund’s civil service policy there is some talk about an attem) resent organization of advisers this winter, ut the general impression in other clrotes is that the cabinet is such as is ADAMS, PRINTER, 514 8th st. nw. Pension and Claim Agents’ work a specialty. #3, Testimony, Petitions, DR H. M. SCHOOLEY, Dentist, Hs removed his Office to Koom’61, Pacific Building, F sl, near 7th n. W. (s= samvrn a sitzpp, GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS. Instock Latrobes, Ranges, Furnaces. 409 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. = JOuN W. Conso: CORSON & MACARTNEY, B. Glever Bull ‘Wash ibject to check at sight, received front firms. Corborations aud Tnolviduals. ” ‘All Stocks and Bonds listed on the New York and Philadelphia Stock Exchanges bought end sold on m. “Boston ofders execuied. American Bell. ‘Telephone Stock dealt in. ‘District of Columbia bonds of all denomn hand for sale. Stock and never knew or heard of a: standing between Grant and Mr. Johnson, and Tam satisfied that up to that period Gen. Grant ‘action looking to the im- A short time after this ifficulty, which, so far as I could understand, but a question of veracity be rguments, se3-3m piece of rock. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, ‘Was opposed to_an chment ot Mr. jon guaranteed oF — ‘The Norfolk Ne arkets in Boucle Ci Brown, EM. TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY. 6 PM. | Navy and Mode, just recsived. _— SHAWIS. SHAWLS. ALL-WOOL SINGLE SHAWLS, Full size, in any color desired, from $1.80 upward. ALL-WOOL DOUBLE SHAWLS, Fine quality, full size, at $4 upward. : zealous advo OPPOSITE U.S. POST OFFICE. cate ot impeachinent and continued so until the final vote ou the subject. 1 speak only from memory as to dates, but the substantial facts What Gov. Ross Says. Ross, of New Mexico, who was then in the U. 8. Senate and voted against the in reply to a teleg rant was underst the impeachment of Andrew Johnson until near the beginning of his trial in ti but to have tavored it during the trial.’ Lyman Trumbull, ex-Senator trom’ Illinois, when approached on the subject last night de- clined to discuss the matter, and said he knew nothing about Gen. Grant's feelings respecting the impeachment of Johnson except what was public record. He, however, entirely discred- When ready to fire the men withdraw toa distance of 500 the cartridges are exploded by electricity. Even at a distance of 500 fect the concussion from the expiosion is stunning. The men engaged, he said, were experienced miners, accustomed to handle such cartridges. Sometimes they had to o} the exploder wus defective, and take out the knew how to handle the idges so well that no accident had ever occurred. If the ex) would not _necessaril would not oovur one time out of a thousand,” “ond this 1 the thous GAS FIXTURES. SLATE MANTELS. rversat M erat Pousnine Paste FOR BRASS GOODS, JOHN W. Macaursey. n a cartridge when impeachment exploder, but the; AND ALL METAL SURFACES: a BOSTON HARD WAX FOR FLOORS. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, Deposit Accounts, mnt vers. ity real Camel's Hair Shawls. ———+e+_____ carry full assortment of Broch ‘Bargain President Jchmson Not an Opium | MiyMr Wostvon, rs WHAT Mn, W. W. WARDEN SAYS ihe corener 424 OTH 8 We 8A ‘The coroner wi ASTAR reporter called the attention of Mr. ‘W. W. Warden (who was assistant private sec- i. hold an inquest over the re- nations LANSBURGH & BRO., Bonds of all local street Rail- mains of McDonald at 11 o'clock to-morrow. ne Youds. Gas, Insurance and ‘Telephi ‘Companies —>—_—_ 420, 422, 424, 426 7th street n. w. NOVELTIES IN BRASS. ia senene omnen3O bought and'sold. ALICE OATES, In the Latest Version of Seat Sux Prvsnes LA MASCOTTE. Brilliant Otto. Superb First Part. Tuesday, Thursday and Neturday. _ocl@-6t Aree Tue Racss oe 2INCHES WIDE SILK SEAL PLUSHES, AT CALL aT ‘$3, $3.50 AND $5. pi en E BLACK SILK AND Woot 1B CIRCULARS AND WKAPS, COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW PARIS AND RLIN WRAPS, JACKETS, NEWMABRETS SEAL PLUSH Sa aT ar \CQUES,, SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS SILKS, FAILLE NORTREEE AND HOUSE WEAR WELTIES IN PENTES FOR DRESS FRONTS ‘AND PANELS WITH SASHES TO MATOR, AND SILVER BROCADED SATINS EADED VELVETS. cosets ALL THE LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES IN FANCY SILKS AND VELVETS. CH BOURETTES BOUCLES. BROAD- AND ALI-WOOL PARIS D BESS RES FOR PLAIN AND COMBINATION SY, SRECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING OF GENUINE ROGERS BROTHERS EVESING GOODs BY GASLIGHT. s@F PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES, HOTEL BELVEDERE CAFE. OPEN UNTIL12P. eclSSt1p Srecur Nonce To MOORE @ LEDING, JEWELERS, 1109 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, HAVE JUST SECURED A VERY LARGE LOT SPOONS, FORKS AND KNIVES, AND OFFER THEM AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES. ‘THERE GOODS ARE GUARANTEED AS REPRE- SENTED. LARGE AND SELECT STOCK OF BEST PLa- ‘TED HOLLOW-WARE. Sa-WE SOLICIT AN EARLY CALL ocl0-1m-Ip cA . SHADES. G1 PLACE YOUR ORDERS ‘WITH GEORGE T. KEEN. MERCHANT TAILOR, eol7dm 414 9TH STREET NORTHWEST. Wonore Levrratioxs Prourtiy AND PROPERLY EXECUTED aT PARETS, 913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ‘the modus operandi. A Charge of Criminal Libel. ARREST OF W. C. CHASE, EDITOR OF “THE Dectective Raff this afternoon arrested Wil- Mam Calvin Chase, colored, editor of the Bee, on @ Warrant sworn out by Miss Jennie Spears, a colored schoo} teacher in the county, ing him with criminal libel. The war- tant is based on two artlel the Bee on September 1 October-17th Of this year. The first article re- fers to the appointment of Miss Spears and “It is loudly condemned by parents and people in this community.” blication refers to the ited the interview with Gen. Grant as related THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND by Mr. Depew. ‘Residents ts particularly called to PHOS- VIT2;, the new and populur Brain and Nerve Tonic Aaroyunrd against 3 For sie areated VG MILBURN, i retary to President Johnson) to the paragraph New York Sun of yesterday, charging President Johnson with having been addicted to the use of opium, and that to this fact may of his eccentricities. “That is absurd,” said Mr. Warden, “I saw a great dealof Mr. Jol and I wasentirel both by day and night. I am positive that he um in any form. h econld not have concealed the fact from me, for I had had enough ex yrith the drug, havin culty. Mr. Johnson was nota drinking although be took his drink as most men in those days. His favorite beverage was good rum, He never used opium though, of that I ‘Mr. Warden says he accompanied the Pres! dent in bis “swinging ‘The Grant-Johnson Controversy. SWINGING AROUND THE CIRCLE IN ILLINOIS, To the Editor of Tae Eventno Star: ‘As an additional “tribute to history”—though perhaps of little importance—to what Col. W. G@. Moore says in last evening’s STAR about President Johnson's feelings towards Gen. Grant while “swinging around the circle,” you may, if you desire, publish the following: When they reached the place of my residence in Illi- 8 had, c of course, given, ove THE CASE OF RIEL. French Canadians Still Hopefal that He Will Not be Hanged. Toronto, ONT., October 23.—A special from Ottawa says: At the cabinet meeting yesterday afternoon it was decided to postpone Riel’s exe- eution until November 11th, French Cenadi- ans still express confidence that Riel will not base their hopes on the the glass’ or 1 bottles SEATON PERRY ‘Bau (Successor to Perry & Brother.) ES WIDE SILK SEAL PLUSHES OF MY DIRECT IMPORTALION AT @) BLINDS, FRAMES AND HARDWARE ARE be attributed man: VERY LOW Now. WHITE PINE STOCK, 1/"X12/'-16 f., per 1,000 ““Ovr Boys» THE BOY THAT BUYS A “GOOD BOOK” WITH THE MONEY HIS FATHER GIVES HIM TOGO TOTHECIRCUS,IS 4 BAD RISK FOR A LIFE INSURANCE CO. THE BOY THAT ROMPS AND PLAYS AND SHOUTS AND CLIMBS FENCES AND 8CALES WALLS, MAY COST HIS PARENTS AN EX- TRA SUIT OR PA'‘R OF PANTS OCCA- SIONALLY, BUT NO DOCTORS’ BILLS WE HAVE WELL PROVIDED FOR THIS MANLY KIND OF BOY IN CLOTHING THAT WILL NOT RIP OR TEAR—THAT WILL STAND HARD KNOCKS AND ROUGH USAGE-BUT, WITHAL, CUT AND MADE UP WITH AN EYE TO BEAUTY IN EFFECT AS WELL AS STRENGTH. WE HAVE “NORFOLKS,” THREE-PIECE SU1TS, SINGLE-BREASTED, DOUBLE- BREASTED, PLEATED SUITS IN FACT, EVERY KIND OF SUIT MADE. SEPAR- ATE PANTS, SHORT AND LONG; OVER- COATS 4D LIB, SHOULD YOU WANT ANY PARTICULAR THING IN BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, AND CAN- NOT FIND IT ELSEWHERE, YOU ARE SURE TO FIND IT FOR: THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE AT “THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,” N.W. CORNER 7TH AND D STS. 3. M. GRADY, Maxacem, Lone Fos Aw Wun DEPARTMENT is well stocked with all AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WRAPS. a pros TRIMMING at New York manufacturers WILLETT & RUOFF, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 6o1 Dressed or Rough at same price. VIRGINIA PINE BOARDS, 16 ft, per 1,000 f., ES _WID! CILIENNE FO! been @ druggist at one be hanged. They ts without any difti- recommendation to merey of the F Reterring to the decision of the privy council in mal case the Mail say! to Riel's friends is one of insanity, ut as the jury, which isthe sole questions, could not be convin not know that he was doing wrony the verdict cannot now be cha: Of the prisoner's Insanity, unless has in the meantime come to light, Such a thing it is not pretended has presiime the sentence of the court will be dul carried out and Riel executed for his crime. ‘The Glove says: “It now remains with Sir John MacDonald to shall be carried ment of Jane astirin West Washington,” and concludes as follows: “What encouragement is there for ladies when they see that such in the county, and ng. ladies whose ‘$30, 840 AND WHITE PINE DOORS, Tnchand-haif, all regular sizes, $1.00. HOT BED SASH VERY Low. (Odd size Frames, Sash Doors—a specialty. Lumber Delivered, any part of city, free of charge. Estimates furnished free of charge, judge of such that Riel did itiollows that inthe city, can be In ‘preference to. young Parents have raised them to know » Detective Raff went with Mr. Chase in search of bondsmen. Mi! was appointed @ school teacher in the county St a recent meeting of the school board on the nomination of Trustee Purvi oe ‘Wills Filed To-day. ‘The will of the late P. J. Durkin was filed to- day with petition for letters, and an order of publication was Girected. He leaves $200 to Maj. B..F. Rittenhouse in trust for hisson nsed-in purchasing a sword and uate at West Point, und the circle trip,” new evidence NE’ say whether or not the sentence ——— THE ELIZA ARMSTRONG Mr. Stead and His Associates Plead Net Guilty to the Charge of Abduction. Loxpon, October 23.—The trial of Mr. Stead, editor of the Pall Mall Gazette; Rebecca Jarrett, Mr. Bramwell Booth, of the Sal- vation Army; Mrs. Coombe, Mr. son Jacques and Louise Mourey, defend- WILLET & LIBBEY, th street and New York avenue, A Max Maxezs A Foo: Or nois the news) SEATON PERRY, Panay Burtorxa, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street, _ Eatabitshed 1840, W. M. Suusrez & Soxs oa AND WINTER DRESS GOODS ARE NOW CHOICE NOVELTIES SILKS, VELVETS AND WOOLENS. ™ 16 PIECES CHOICE COLORED FAILLE i. 5 cl We RIEGH COLOMED JERSEY SILES, AT $1.50, cK FAILLE AND GROS GRAINS IN ALL auaritne THE FINEST MADE EVENING SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY. BROCADE VELV) ADEE Uy STRIPED VELVETS AND SPECIAL BARGAINS, EST AND MOST COM- LETK STOCK TH Tt WE HAVE EVE! LHOSIERY, UNDERWEAR AND HOUSE i very who surrounded the rear whe ident was “distributii Seiborana ancien ween a Grant while the 18 continual interruption an- ident, and, bristli vigor, he ‘cried out: forGrant for? He is not a candi platform of the car Who pays a high price for his when it oa unanimously aduitted tect that THE MISFIT STORE, COR. 10TH AND F STS. Sells the finest Suita and Overcoats at prices lower ‘than tt is posaible for any of those showy but expen- i a] HI B 2 i ‘Melton Overcoats at 95.50, worth $10; Fine Melton ‘Surtouts st $12, worth $20; Chinchilla Surtouts at ‘$26, worth $45: Satin-lined Chinchilla Overcoats at $20, worth $30; sitk-faced Corkscrew Overcoats at 10, worth $15; All-wool heavy Cassimere Overcoats $7.50, worth $12; a full iine of Chinchilla and Cas- simere Overcoats from $> up: Good Business Suite at 9.50, 96.70, 97.50 94.50 and $10,worth fully double; Prince Albert Salta, all-wool 8 $26, worth y20; Liack D. B. Cloth Suits at $20, ‘worth $85; Pure Worsted 4button Cutaway or Hack ‘Butta io dive, black and orown corkscrew at $10,cheap Pe mt Es; Ag ; WE OFF! PLETE Srock Hila’ ‘and Corkscrew, W. M. SHUSTER @ SON, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB X. R-THE BEST IS THECHEAPEST, _oclé SS ESTRE SEAT ISTHE CHEAPEST. _ ov A *®W ENTERPRISE IN WASHINGTON. GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY, 423 Oth street northwest, ‘Satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. We do | Respectfully announce that they have: our own wor K on the place,amd invite you to inspect | above locasion with s full line of Rubber: (Oar goods are first-ciass and will’ VISITING AND RECEPTION CARDS ‘afaction. (ea short notion o@ipim | Wescticit your patronage FOR BOYE—A complete line of Suits and Overcoats in the newest fabrics, latest styles of manufacture ad ‘at prices to dety competition. PANTS—A magnificent amortment from 61.50 up. THE MISFIT STORE, meeretegrome| CORNER 10ru AND aTameTe STORMS ON LAKE SUPERIOR. ‘The Worst Weather Ever Known—Two Barges Thought to Have Been Lost. MARQUETTE, MicH., October 23.—Vessel max ters arriving here say they have never experi- enced such heavy weather on Lake Superior #+ has prevailed daring the last few days, Tho le raged with unabated fury for pearly sixty attaining a velocity of from forty to sixty miles an hour. Navigation was rendered doubly pertious by the prevalence of furious snow ‘storms. Many vessels hed narrow @- capes from serious disaster and several are still missing. The steam barge 8. C, Baldwin, ot Detroit, has arrived here in search of her con- sorts, the barges Grace Whitney and Eureka. During the gale Monday night the barges sepa Tated irom the Baldwin and have pot been heard from since. The captain of the Baldwin is almost certain that they have gone down and that all hands are lost. There were 13 men om the two boats, —_-___ ‘Two Masons Crushed to Death. SourH BExn, IND. October 23.—A sewer ex- cavation, 20 feet deep, caved in yesterday, piling up & mass of diit on top of the sewor opening 15 feet in depth. Four masons, Thos. O'Brien, Chas, Derok, and John and Matt Wile Hams, twins, were it the ‘bottom, In a few minutes Derok and John Williams made their escape through a man-bole, a aguare distan having bad the presence of ‘mind to dodge into the completed part of the sewer when the earth began caving. After four hours steady d/ by a large force of volunteers the bodies of the other two were recov ‘The plank walls ia coming together had crushed their bodies, breaking a number of the bones, and it ts prob= able that they suffered indescriable agony bee fore lite became extinct. ——— A New Virginia Rallrond. Lyxcuavrs, ¥ . , October commenced on the South Ath Bristol, Tenn., yesterday. ‘Thi nect with the Norfolk and Western at Bristol, and will run to Big Stone Gap, Tenn connecting with the Kentucky syste route selected agg ay tod ee S timber sections, sai y engineers to of tn Estimable richhecs.. The Foud will be pushed peed. Fight With a Horse Thief. living in Sarpy county, two thieves attempting to steal several valuable horses from table, One thiet ran into the woods. The other, who had Winchester rifle, ran around the house. Old man Warner, who had come to ald his son, fired at this ‘last mentioned thief, who there- Upon ran Into an outhouse, from which he fired and shattered the old man’s arm, Twojother sons then came to the assistance of young Har- rison, and they fired numerous shots into th outhouse, which were promptly responded to y the thief. Finally by a stealthy manouevre y succeeded in setting the outhouse on fire ha ball of cotton saturated with kerosene. ‘The thief soon ran out, firing as he ran, but young Harrison shot hiin down with a musket, landing an ounce ball tn bis thigh, He has beew turned over to the authorities, ‘The Chinese Must Go. A MOVEMENT AT STOCKTON TO HAVE CHINA® TOWN REMOVED OUTSIDE THE CITY. STockTON, CAL., October 23.—A meeting of three hundred citizens, held here last evenl and presided over by fupervisor | Engiix, adopted resolutions demanding the removal © Chinatown from the city limits, and pledging those present to vote against all nominees at the city election on November 34, not pledged for the removal of Chinatown. ‘The movement includes some of the best citizens, and @ perma- nent organization will be muintalned, —— THE COLORED METHODISTS. Proceedings of the Conference To-day — A New Bishop te be Elected by the General Conference— Young Ministers ence was resumed this morning at the Isreal chureh, Devotional exercises were conducted by Rev. J. M. Mitchell, of Philadelphia. The discussion of the admission of Rev. W. H. Sherwood as @ member of the conference was resumed and It was decided to admit him. The next case was that of the admission of Rev, Alfred Brown, of Petersburg, Va., who bad been ordained by the Zion Union church, This question gave rise to considerable discuse sion, and one member, in the course of his ree marks favoring his admission, said that the aed like the farmer, had implements of two ‘THE RAKE AND THE FORK, the one to gather and the other to scatter, “We have in my opinion,” continued the brother, “in this church more forks than rakes, ‘When ve can get.» good ‘This apt figure of speech gave rise to ure and the discussion was cont The tion to the admission of Mr; because he was not regularly to the chureh, and not on acter. It was said that he was ister in the Zion Union church, # branch of the C, M. E. conference, whii now not ized by this conference. had, however, left the Zion church and i i E i i : E AG lar way. "A motion to refer Mr. Brown's application to the quarterly conference was finally adopted. ‘The conterence decided to accept an invita East Washington ‘Station church, 14th and 0 Sast Was! n Stat streets northeast, A BISHOP TO BE ELECTED BY THE GENERAL CONFERENCE. Bishop Holsey, in speaking of the general confer@ace which 1s to meet soon, anid that he ‘supposed that another bishop would be elected, He said that the ‘nt bishops sometimes wished that they d never been elected, as their duties were not easy. “Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown,” he continued, “is as true in ecclesiastical as in worldly affairs. [ am renege: Bie goed —— Py oy > to dis courage an) you who inten e tahops. raf “You eantt do that very. cuslly, bishop, re- marked # brother, and the rest of the confer- ence smiled their approval of this assertion of their ambition, ‘The bishop then went on to say that in this city the brethren thought that their churches were the best, their women thes handsornest and their affairs the most important in the von- ference. Because a bishop did not visit the clty frequently, the brethren were apt to cv»m- plain, ‘The bishops, however, visited all the churches as often as their duties would allow them, Rev, R. 8, Laws, of the Virginia-avenue B y- {ist church, came into the conference and was introduced. A resolution was offered providing for the n) >- pointment of an agent to travel and solic funds for Israel church in order to relieve tha: church from its nt financial burdens. Action was def ‘ntl to-morrow morning. THE EXAMINATION OF THE CHARACTER OF MINISTERS was then begun. A report of this kind was terrupted by the pastor with the remark: “Is he married yet?” “No, sir,” said the brother who was making the report; “but I think that he is trying very hard.’ “1 think that he isin very bad way then.” observed the bishop. - “The want of a wife will Tuin most any man, Itis bound togive them @yspepsia or the gout. Iam airaid that this brother is in « fair way to get the gout. | You see,” said the bishop, appealing generally tothe meinbers, “ihe young girls are all the time sending them candy and giving them ice cream, c.,s0 that they are Just bound to get the gout, ‘There is no vse in one ‘slong in this World by one's self. It can't be done.” TEMPERANCE WORK IN VIRGINIA, ‘The reports were then continued. “What are you doing in the temperance work?” asked the bishop of a brother who had from Halifax county, Va. “Well, we have several tem: socteties in the county, and we are dolug what we cain Teesinia tr nee sonrenarce Prof. A. E. Soloder, who was dressed in am Oriental costume, was introduced to the com ference and told the members that he was a ele xy bishop what was a ee te lit i i | H i i J ut g 5g i L ib ‘ i ti t i