Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1886, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corer Pennsylvania Ave, end1th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Press. tem Evexrxo STAR [s served to subscribers tn the eity by carriers, on their own account, at 10 cents pet Seen or usc per mouth. Copies at the corners tents each wall—postage prepaid—OO ceuts & Siopity one year. $6 six mot pe tered ak the Ps ‘wshington, eecomieiams mail matter] =e ‘Tux WEEKLY StAR—puhiished om Priday—Sl a year. portage prepaid. Six monthe, 80 cents H Che nening Star. Sg" All mail subscriptions must be paid i adwance re paper sent lovgrr than s paid for. made Known on enntieatton. — ’ WASHINGTON, D.C.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1886. Sertous Charge Ag insta Rabiit. ACCUSED OF GRANTING ILLEGAL DIVORCES TO MEMBERS OF HIS FLOCK. CixcINNATL, Oct 4.—The local authorities are about to inquire into charges which have been made that Hul-Kowtta, who Sides over # Polish church in this city, toon granting divorces wichout authority to do so. Herman Kraeger says ibe rabbi A pend to separate him and bis wife for , —K, weve eral cases are ed where and wife bave been divorced without further ‘@uthority than the rabbic's sanction, Pastor's Hock are almost eulirely kevrant of the English language, and be hax great iu- fucnce among tuem. ‘Kraeger paid $20, but refused to pay the other $5, concluding to take legal advice, and this.ied 1 bis exposure. TWO CENTS. AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossin, AM UGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE MONDAY, OCTOBER 4 EVERY EVENING, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES. ‘The citited Young Actress, CELIA ALSBERG, And the Renowned Actor, LEWIS MORRI<ON, And the Stroncest Company in America, In FAUST AND MARGUERITE! By De. Gustavus fines, from Geotbe’s Immortal Poem, “Faust.” DELIA ALsRERG. 8. nnee MARGUERITE. LEWIS MOREISO: reat EPHISTO. Acknowledced to be ‘he Greatest Exponent 2f this poerae eet Ire press of New York, Boston, iyn and Baltimore, oct NEW S ation THEATER ONE WEEK. Commencing MONDAY, OCTOBER 4 ‘Mativees Wednesday and Saturday. ‘THATCHER PRIMROSE & WE°T'S MINSTRELS! = Hon advances $1,007.50 for $6.50 on the shares and $6.50 for interest; total, $13 monthly, Serena coperne erent tee Sext meeting WEDNESDAY EVENING, October eee eco Tater LEWIs ABRAI AM, Vice President FRANCIS G. SAX’ JOHN COOK, Secretary, ge UR NOTICE. ALL MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC VOTERS aF0 invi:ed to attend the Grand Rally of the MARY- LAND DUMOCHATIC ASSOCIATION, MONDAY EVENING, October 4th, 419 10th street northwest. Hons. Bansxs Comerox and L. Victor Bavonwax and other speakers wil Addrese the meeting. ome! By order of the President. at <— SPEQIAL CONVOCA- ion” of MT. VERNON ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER: No Gywill be held THIS (tonday) EVEN: ENG at 7:80 o'clock. -A'tull attendance is requested ot PARKS, HP. MEDICAL ASSOCIATIO! Fi —THE (Fist natert mecitog of the Medical Associarion of THE SUPPLEMENT of THE EVENING STAR contains a statement of the imporant conve! tlon of the Knights of Labor in Richmond; the blessing of a corner stone in this city by Cardi- nal Gibbons yesterday; the Women’s Christian Temperance Union; the new comet, telegraphic despatches, ete, The advertisements aréclassl- fiedastsilows: Auction Sales, Proposals, Sum- mer Resorts, Dry Goods, Family Supplies, Gentlemen’s Goods, Ladies’ Goods, Pianos and Organs, Sewing Machines, Financial, Profes- lonal, Attorneys, Specialties, Housefurnish- ustoms, $602,346.16, = TTEATION.— | "xs. Wood and Coal, Books, Potomac River > |< GRANITE CUTTERS, ATTENTION i, Peiversity Law Buiding. southeast corner of Oh und | Orta, cheke Hill be & special imesting, Monday, | Boats, Steamers, the Trades, Dentistry, Medi- Fe eso RUIDPAY EVENING, October Gt. | ance. SAME McCONDACH, President, Nie | 4 Rallroads, Umdertakers, stant, order of the Pres ~ MeCOND LM TONER, 3p. | (Fee MASTER PAINTERS ASSOCIATION. | Goyeneumxr Rucnirre TovaY.—Internal z > "Ali members are requested tomect prompt & = voucan sow! = HE a3 Fag pa oo yom 40, Corcoran Builds aC RSUAY revenue, $625,570.31 (Kiss ontatea tomes staph Ga cis rom ton | “Sass Rae H. MAGRUDER, 1417 New York ave. 0c2-Bt. Ereeen [[<== DR MUNSON HAS REMOVED Hin (Sse*onier and reskience to 11d Connecticut je Omer hours will remain the sane. ‘Telepuous (Ke FourTanie Entire New Program 35——Great Artists—25, BILLY RICE! THBANIGHTS TEMPLAR PARADE DELHAUER and GEYER, ‘Be Human Frog and Silent Fisherman. Mr. Ed. Marble's New Burlesqce, THE CACKLING HEN. Next Week—-THE GREAT HFRMAN JAN'S WASHINGION (HEATER ‘Matinees Tuewtay. Thursday and Saturday. "Another Entire chLLA's IALTY TROUPE, Wonderful MEARSALS Banjo Players AND KELLY. Reserved Seats, 25c. extra, Seats at Lox Oftice from 10am. to5 pm. WORLD OF NOVELTIES. No such entertainment ever xiven in America for the ¢ \rtisis12 Funny Comedians. Magi iicent Performance: ‘Sue Diane. De secured lo aivance all week. — ocf-Ot_ rE DA LESSONS TAUGHT BY A F yilisese Sites AC Star ‘xduress : oct Sue A Ission only, Admit — F Dane: ‘ simplitied method. KVERY AFTERNOON AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK haracters with Metropolitan tion. fail to see the Revolving Lower Xest Week Jobn A. Stevens Prize PASSION SLAVE. oct-6t NINTH-ST. OPERA HOUSE: Commencing MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, ‘The Great Union square Theater Success, A PRISONER FOR LIPE. Produce with all the grand scenic effects used in the ‘original production, and with a east of J etfects surpass anything ‘ever produced ib this city. Carried in the « ompany’s Uwa Speck Every Afternoon at? p.m. Ev 10 AND 25 CENTS. Next Week—“CORINNE” OPERA COMPANY. ee-ot APFFAL CYCLE CO, 1400 NEW YORE AVE Fg Tandem. Sie ee rent by ry 7S oS ae Pt ran to ATTEND PE Finer oe WUstRisL EeBrHOS: HELD IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BY COLORED CITIZENS, AtBETHEL HALL aND ANNEX, M strec between 16th and 17th street hw. From SEPTEMBER 19th to OCTOBER 13th, Open from 10am. to1i pm. a Dp eenta. reason treed + iH ccrana ccoreeworn aid etropaian reat care and the herdics juss wiliia two’ sqeeres fhe xs ibition bulldiuze sectiee PAROE I OF BUTTE OF ocr Re Toth sus two blocks south of Femuspivanis hve, rhe moot Fenlstie Battie scene ever pelted: Eghted at biabe iy au erect agate Oyen from Bart. to 10 pune Rison, 80 cin Chikiren ander 12 years, 25 ‘Sodays bait price EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, ETC. $3.75. on S38. G. U. 0 OF O.F. EXCURSION TO PHILADELPHIA, VIA BALT. AND OHIO RR ‘Round trip tickets. good for five days—from Oct. 6th Yo 12th—or to return ona ¥ train, forsk73. Excur- = son train will leave F. and O. depot, New Jersey ave- ue and C street O16, iste al Tt Schock pa ‘To avoid the rash at the depot, its advinabie to get the Uckets in arsvunce, waich cai be obtained from the 2 2 501 Dat. xe. hes H. Moseby, 2713 Dumbarton st, Jaa E bane, 966 st. 5) Chee F Morray. 1207 1st. aw. Wan Ht Grimsbaw, 1202 si me. Wm. D- Montague. Assessor's Uffice, D. C. Varner, 1631 Pst. mw. s#4L0 ware Steamer W. W. CORCORAN Will_make daily excursions to Marshall Hall and Soimons ieee ng atu ain. arriving ae Washingson ocl-st at4pm.” The Old Manor House st Marshall fitted up with elegant reception rooms for ladies and eutienen, id ineals werved ala carte. Fruit, mills, lee cream aut lunch supplied excursionista’ ‘are lor round-irip 25 cents. On Sundays the Boat wi ball Hall. leaving at 10 aus. and’ 90 pan, reluruing St Lands jun Pare ound trip Zoe. Sicamer “W. W. CORCORAN” an20 ‘make, two trips to Mar- 74 OHXS H.W. ASBESTOS ‘ BOILER COVERINGS, STEAM IPE COVERINGS, CEMENT FELTING, ATR-CHAMBER COVERING, FURNACE PIPE COVERING, BEATEE PIPE COVERING ‘The above are prepared READY FOR USE, CAN BE EASILY APPLIED By unskilled workmen, and are the MOST DURABLE, EFFECTIVE, AND ECONOMICAL COVERINGS MADE FOR HEATED SURFACES Samples and Ilustrated Pamphlet, “STEAM SAVING AND FIRE PROOF MATERIALS” . HL W. JOHNS . MANUPACTURING COMPANY, 87 MAIDEN LANE, SEW YorK. CulcacoQ PHILADELPHIA. LONDON ectl-lw EOS ss ot eee ire Boercuers Bosros Pousn =! OR HAKD WAX FINISH FOR FLOORS Is Not Sticky, ds Not bri iA There is notuing ‘his year’s sales tou tian kena es ten times.any previous year. MAYWAKD & HUTCHINSON. The best piace to tind something unique for a wed- = 424 Oth ares. -ARD L. DENT & Co. SIkaM AND HOT WATER HEaTiNG MESTication! — Agents for the. and Sonpareil Toller ReSinr es Uione’s kent Heating Spence ot elT-lmlp 2418 G STREET &. W. COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. cz. (=> FOR MEN To “READ. ‘We are prepared to make to your order Dress Shirts guaranteed to give perfect sutisfuction in every re- spect, . ©, fit, quality of material and superior work- ‘The 84th meeting of the Asociation for makin} payments and advances will be held WEDNESDAY, October 6, 1886, at 7 o'clock p. m., at National Rifles THE Testrmoxy in the case of Capt. Johnson, who is being tried by court-martial at ti arsenal on charges of duplicating his pay ac- comnts, ic all in, and the arguments are in pro- gress to-day. New Navat Cavets—Five out of the thir teen candidates who reported were successful in the naval cadet examination at Annapolis Armory,’ G. near” Bib street” northwest. sub- | last week, making a total of thirty-Ave admit- man-hip. scones books for the twellth Issue of stock will be toa intetbe seademy at the ,Beprember examal- Mr. A. J. Lockhart, a competent fitter and catter October 7, 1856. jon. ‘The late additions to the eade Tian rorany knownin thiscy.teio charge of | 3x0. Joy BOSON MeSeM OTE eee | were sutian’ Le & Latlmiee, Woey ution We [cern oe ad a Pace ane eepoeee| fF a BURGH RULES AD HARDY EANTS | York George W. Williams, South Carolina; J. al ers: : : Qual. D, 6 for $7.50 (Unlaundered). Florist. + sini ssameet js ee fase, Louisiana, | Qual. C, 6 for $: ips FRE ANNUAL MEETING OF RerrRen.—Ordnance Sergeant? Adolph Dan- Qual. B, 6 for $10.50, Ton ae eis y eee ie eases gerfield, Corporal Francis Bowers, thirteenth Qual. A, 6 for $12. eld 5 g io eae | iDfantry, and First Class Musician Charles Sample Shirts now on exhibit. Rew tase hey Dariors of the secelation, 1400 | Hupp, of the Wet Point bands have beed ‘We have also an excellent line of Stock Shirts, made | fysurtc pales ‘oce-at | Placed on the retired list, by one of the largest and best manufacturers in this - — = : 50c., 62iq0., 75c.. 8Tye. and $1. The CHORAL SOCIETY. — FIRST KE-| MINISTER PENDLETON WiLL Not Resiy.— oa cee OC eG EESy, RE Franels K, Pendleton, son of George H. Pendle- ber Sth, at 7:30 p.m, Mendelssubin's * fakea. up for study.” Applicatious for active or con tributing membership shouid be sent to the Secretary Ds ERNEST F. KING, 1405 H st nw. oc2-3t (Ks © THE SUPREME CouRT OF THE © DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ‘Holding a District Court ofthe United States, Will be i We ure also preprred to make to your order Under- atte nd Pajamas from any material selected by you. We will re-cuff, reneck and re-bosom your uli Shirts, making them virtually new. WE ARE READY FOR YOU. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, VAD & LOTHROR,, Jn the maiter of the condemnation of land for « Com 2 ‘ressional Library—No. 333, District Court, 0028-68 (adioining our New Buildin) | tpon the consideration of the petition of Many R EQUITABLE DAULING, claiming ¥1,620.00, avsewed hy tie Jury Rereli as ite value uf parcel 18,in square Ko, 330. K is ty the Court, this 2d day of October, A. D. 1886, ad- ‘COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. Judged and decreed thut alt parties clalming adversely ASSETS AUG. 15, 1856, $673,444.91. tosud Many KR. DARLING show cuuse, on or beiore ‘Monthly payments are $2.50 per share. the 14th day ot October, 4. D. 1586, why the prayers $1,000 advanced on each share. of said petition shouid’ not be granted: provided copy of this order be published every otlier day for ten days prior to eald Lith day of Gctober in smo daily newspaper published in the District of Colamibis. CHARLES P, JAMES, Justice. A true copy. R, J. MEIGS, Clerk, oc21ot By W. & WILLIAMS, ‘Asst. Clerk, (f=, NOTICE, OF DissOLOTION.—NOTICE 4s hereby given that the copurtnership here- fofore existing between the uniersigned, under the firm name of THOMPSON & McCAULLY, isthisday dissolved by mutual consent. BENJAMIN F. McCAULLY will continue the busi- ness ai the old place, between 9th and 10th, N and O Streets, and assumes and wiil pay all obligations due by the firm, and ts aloue authorized to collect and re- cept for all debts due to the firm. LESTER G. THOMPSON, BENJAMIN F. McCAULLY. Sept. 29, 1886, ocl-3t* (<a MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ‘UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN. The THIRTY-EIGHTH SESSION will begin In the new College Baliding, on H st... between 9th and 10:h sts n.w.. on MONDAY, October the ath, at So'clock D.m..on which occasion the new building will be in- rated, “Mtroductory Address will be delivered by Prot JOHN Ha TON, MD. sled yihe Protession and tie Public are respectfully in- For information as to the Course of Lectures, &c., ‘The 12th issue of stock—a new Issue—will be opened for subscription and payment October 7, 1886. ‘oF Information and pamphlets ex ct Re “association apply’ at the Sites, 97 F pat are J HOMAS SOMERVILLE, President. 3x0. ov HGRA en LE Pett <7 PHOSVIT#.—THIS COMBINATION, OF | eer Phong Festa setae ade ae MILBURN'S PHARMACY: 1429 Peunsylvauls ave, fn bottles or on draucht with soda water ais W. M. Sausrer & Soxs, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 2 7, ‘Have opened Their High Class Novelties in PLUSH AND CAMEL'S HAIR VELVETS, SILKS AND DRESS GOODS, BONNETS, PERFEC- ‘TION BLACK SILKS, This is the Brand of the Best Slik in the world. Introduced to the Paris and London market Last Winter, and isadecided im- provement over the Old Silks. They are not for sale : Fig d, We LUVISON, Set steewieni ta Sole cee: “oel-se $00 13m st bw. Fall Stock of GUINET’S GROS GRAIN FAILLE L JOHN E. LATIMER, ATTORNEY AT FRANCAIS and READAMES, Our. bas removed bisofice tothe vireiuen’ insurance Co. Butlding. coruer ay WHITE and BLACK MOIRE FRANCAISin Ele-| gverniw. Rooms 13 a0 14; use clevaior “ootins aon =e ee ae Shades of Steel, Holding 8 8) urin. neo Died M y United States, In the matter of the cundemna- LADIES’ BROADCLOTA, all colors No: 333. — District ton of tand for a Congressional }%., 933-— Distr We are showing decided bargains in BARNESLEY | U*Y. i sccation of the petition of Gea F. Ay DOUBLE DAMASKSat $1.50 per yard. These supe | pity: herein ile, clamains Sve mm Of tee {roused Hor gps have never been told for tess han 82 and | Eve uated ad tment Aver volar nad tretty cated si ‘made | cents ($3.625.20), assessed rein as the for Howlsancl Mestaursaee” otTin Priosearemade | Woine of pares! 17. in square (26, Serie care Us first day of October, A. D.18. 6 on motion of W. Kdmousion proctor for the peutioner, ordered that ‘ail per-ons claiming adversely to the said George F. Appleby show cause un or before the THIRTEENTH DAY OF UCTOBER, A, D. 1886, why the prayer of sald petition, praying for the sum ‘aforesiid to be awarded to him, should not be granted. Provided a copy of this order be published every aay, exceptiny Sauday. for ten days prior to aid thirteenth day of Ociober Lu some newspaper published and circulated in the wrstriet of Columbia, HARLES P. JAMES, Justice. A true copy Tes ‘J. MEIGS, Cierk. ocl-10t By L. b. WILLIAMS, Asst Clerk. MPSON MURRAY, 306 17th cS ean inital fo attend the lecture oF Pek Sone Ee uocrr St Bsa the oye ope egal Large Stock of FANCY TOWELS, TABLE and BOUFFE SCARFS, NAPKINS and DOYLIES. New Stock of MOURNING GOODS, BLANKETS and COMFORTS, HOSLERY and UNDERWEAR. BARNESLEY DaMASKS at $1.50, worth $2. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Pennsylvania Avenue n. w. se30-1m* ONE PRICE: fon AE ‘THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. Department of Howard Culversity, OCTOBER 4TH, at 7:80 p.m. ‘Se29L0CS. ‘CIRCULATING LIBRARY, 17 x ania uve. New Books and Best Periodi- ze Wath at aw. Mire LUCY L You Cas Save Moxey By coming to i Mrs. £. L KIGHARDS, ge29) aK CHAS IL RAUB & Co, eeu 3 ‘Will open, on the 1st of October, For your ‘Northeast coruer 19th and ben ave. nv, sufltice es mae wore it aaultloa to, theie foe z family grocery. where the finest meuts, fruits, vegeta: Cacan ee: Bles, ets, will be kept = ‘Tie public respertiully Invited. se20-5t ‘INO. MORAN, <2 2126 Pennsylvania ave, Has a large force of gocd mechanics t9 Attend ‘proinpuy to repalty of Ly troves, Furnaces dug ances. All of Bibb @sexion’s ahd: Weeds Bulumore Lerrodes simouds Mig. ‘Co. Calvert Fhrusces and Buck Ranizen. \. Cox siGve Coreepien, id Kranges ‘and Novelty ‘Tin Hoating. Five prSises good work and fat prices. Open until fe pututee good work an 2 un 9pm! “Telephone No BOE wear am OFFICE OF FIRST COOPERATIVE ‘No matter what sum you want to spend, youcan get more ior it at Oak Hall than anywhere else TROUSERS. Great Bargains in Trousers, $1.50 to $6. — BUILDING ASSOCIATION, OF GEURGK- : TOWN, 1:51 HioH ST.—sub eripuon to the Fh Series of stock will be closed OCTOBEN Oth, 1886, surrs. JOHN LEETCH, Presi _ MAYHEW PLATER, Treasurer, For Men, trom $6.50 to $30, GEO. W, KING, Secretary, 3e25-08 te trees Sabie: SAMUEL 5. SHEDD, pts maneeiiveie! FINE GaS FIXTURES PLUMBING AND HEATING, = Job Work a Specialty. e323 ‘es 409 91h st nw, OVERCOaTS, FINE GAS FIXTURES, For Men, from $6 to $25. ‘NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. For Boys, from $5 to $15, VERY ELEGANT PATTERNS, LOWEST PRICES, i. NOVELTIES IN BRASS GOODS for Children, from $2.50 ,BKOO) ue 024 ‘S31 1otn sitet. (eS CO Tomer MAHOGANY. ‘No trouble to show Goods at eer hrs ec2 CORNER 10TH AND FSTREETA ‘ een onic, POW INTE Pree, Lisskers Loax Orne ay a a ‘No. 361 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. BOARDS = FLOORING. Pal Rios, SASH. foney Loaned on Gold and Silver Watches Doo! x INGS, &C., mindy, Jeceiry,Pstls. Guns ‘Sichanien! rosie, At lowest prices.” romp delivery und correct count, ies nen! yparek Old Geld | at andsilver Bougbe AM bo 3g cee ‘WM, R. McLEAN, em Sth aba Bate o.w. cousins Woassmoron. | Fog SRE SI Eltcorm ER Has TAPER BAPGIKGR yim 1317 13th street n.w._ ‘The largest and most complete assortment of DE I; NICHOLSON, MEDICAL ELEC ‘triclan, bas m0" ice and residence WALL AND CEILING DECORATIONS Wo 516 11th ot nw., from 1005 ¥ st, Office hours~8 tol pm: 807 pan ‘sel1-1m 3 HINGTON 6 PER CENT PER- (oer sieXt aurevine muwociariox Ever offered in this city, embracing everything new ‘sod beautiful in that line from the least expensive to the finest. LOUIS 4 DEITER, Offers an excellent opportunity 913 F street nw. 908, Howards, | fitter small monthly savings or s30-2w Washington, ‘Baltimore, Laoms Arresriox LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODa MILLE M. 3. PRANDI, 1300 F Sruxer. OPHELIA BANGS, ENGLISH BASKET PLAITS, LOUIS SV. BANGS, EVENING COLPEC Fussa Goons ‘We add eighteen patterns of New and Stylish SIMERE SUITINGS to our stock To-day, wi are offering at $18, $22.50 and $25 per mit. INCREAS. Lou, and [AVE A STEADY AND ee Front ead ‘a low Fouts of from two to ten skeen southeast he ton, the American minister at Berlin, and bis sisterreturned from a tour of England and tl continent in the Cunard steamship Etruria terday. ‘The New York 7ribune say: Mr. Pen- dieton said that the ramor that his father was to resign was wholly unfounded so far as he knew. “Father is well satisfied with bis pos! tlon and has grown fond ot Berlin,” he said. alte is ip excellent health and in ax good spirits a8 could be expected in view of his domestic ufietions.” SECRETARY LAMAR went over to New York Savurday night and returned this morning. ATTORNEY GENERAL GARLAND returned home Saturday night, and was at bis desk early this morning. TouSras reporter he sald his health was never better; that he had a quie! Tesiful visit home, and enjoyed himself very mueh. He remarked that he permitted no mail to be sent to him, and_he only on two or three occasions glanced at newspupers. His appearance confirms his assertion that he has entirely recovered bis health. Minister MANNING's MoVEMENTS.—The Hon, Thomas C. Manning, the recently ap- Pointed minister to Mexico, left New Orleans yesterday morning for New York, accompanied by Mrs. Munning and his widowed daughter, rs. Johnson. He will take the steamer from there to Vera Cruz, while his family will return totheir home in ‘Alexundria, La, A month later they will join him at the Mexican capital. ADMIRAL Porter's 1LLNz8s.-Admiral Porter reported as being critically ill at Newport, R.L, was much better yesterday, and the family thought he would soon be able to beout, Hear rived there Monday iast from Milford Springs and was accompanied by Mrs, Porter. He was taken seriously ill on Thursday and his tami}; Were alarmed. Dr. 8. Wier Mitchell and Dr. F. H. Rankin stated that he was suffering from neuralgia of the stomach. His daughter and her husbund, Lieutenant Logan, U.8.N., are with the Admiral at the Hodges cottage, MovVEMENTS OF SEURETARY MANNING.—J, W. Hinkley, of the New York Graphic, stated in Poughkeepsie Suturduy night that Secretary Manning will leave Albany for New York on Wednesday next, and will remuin at the Pith Avenue hotel tilt'the’ following Tuesday, when he will come to Washington and resume bis duties at the Treasury department. It was Mr. Manning's iptention to remain in New York but a couple of days, but Mrs. Manning dis- suaded ‘hiin from going to the capital “wutil their house here had been thoroughly over- hauled, so tar as the plumbing Is concerned, ax has been the Secretary's ottive in the Treasury, Dr. Henn insists tat blood potsoning caused Mr. Manning's troubles. ‘The work of over hauling and repairing Secretary Mauning's room in the Treasury, aud of improving its ation is nearly completed, aud the Secre- ‘y's servants und horses and Curriuges lave arrived, and bis residence on 18th street is nearly ready for occupancy, It is under- stood that Miss Mary Mauning, the Secretary's daughter, will be introducea’ to society this seuson, Yacurs For tag AUxintaRy Navy.—There ‘was printed some duys ‘ago alist of the iron American steamships that the naval board of Inspection had compiled for the Navy depart- meut, wile are wo be inspected, to ascertain how many of them could be made available, in the event of an emergency, as _ first-class auxiliary cruisers. ‘There 'was a total of seventy-three of a capacity of more than 2,000 tons each, ofa supposed average speed Of not Jess than fourteen knots, ‘The board submitted alist of steumn vessels that are “to be inspected as to their capacity tor torpedo bouts, rams, tugs aud dispatch vessels; vessels built of iron or steel, with engines noiseless in their working, possessing great speed and easily handled,” Tue list for dispatch boats comprises seventeen of the largest steuin Yyuchts, These include the yachts of W. K. Van- derbist, Jay Gould, James Gordon ‘Bennett, William Astor, W. 2, Clyde, Plerre Lorillard, . A. Aspinwall and the lates. J. ‘Tilden, also the Yosemite, which has recently been sold. to the Canadian’ government to keep American fishermen from encroaching within the dishing Hinits, so that sue will not be avaliable for service as torpedo boat or dispatch veasel in the American navy. PARDONED ON THE Day His Term Ex- Prnep.—The President granted a pardon in the case of Jumes A.Hedden, the defaulting eashier of the First National bank of Newark, N. J., Which was dated so us to take effect on the very duy that his seven years’ term expired, Buve Dvck’s Lire Srarep.—The President commuted tw imprisonment for life the sen- tence of death imposed on Blue Duck, the young Cherokee Indian who was convicted of murder and who is now contined in the military prison at Fort Smith, Arkansus, Ho was to have been hanged last Friday, No PLEURO-PNUEMONIA IN CANADA.—Com. missioner of Agriculture Colman has received a letter trom D, McEachron, chief inspector of stock, Montreal, Canuda, stating that there is nota ‘trace of pleuro-pueumontain Canads, ‘THe PRestpent has decided to give one day to his visit to the Virginia state fair at Rich- mond, He will leave by special train about seven o'clock on the moruing of the 21st, reach- ing Richinond about halepast. clever, Mra, Cleveland will probably accom ny bil invitations have been “extended. we bers of the cabinet und to Col, Lamont, PrnsoNaz,—Hon, George Buncroft celebrated. the elghty-sixth anniversary of his birth at Newport yesterday. He received many con- ratulations.-——Fred. Dongiass and wile aro at verpool, wi ey ttre P tion on the stresis——"Rev. Wr Ewaaateming iat his residence on 13th street southwest with an affection of the kidm partial paralysis, but hi ink he will eventually be friends wi Ye 8 -bid —Mrs. Rear Admiral Russell. returned from California wence of neart; oceupy their and three years, and wi ious, 1708 DeSales 8. V. White, of Brooklyn; J. E. lekler, delphi und Robert Rae and wile, of are at Wormiey's.—ar. Francis ‘K. who, accompanied by his sister, York from Eu: oe CHANGES IN THE OFFICES. Appointments by the President, Ete. The President to-day appointed Jesse F. Warner to be agent of the Indians of the Omaha and Winnebago agency, in Nebraska, vige Joseph Holiman, declined. Portus mnatn, laborer in se bots ‘tury department, has been ap- pointed @ plate Drinter in the’ bureau of ex gtuving and printing, and Henry Coleman, colored, has been appointed laborer in the bureau of statistics, ‘The President has appointed Joseph H, Wag- ner to be pension agent at Knoxville, Tenn., Yice Robert L. Tavlor, resigned; Frank P. Ar buckle, to be resistor oF the land office at La- mur. Col; Frank H. Shrock, to be recelver of panic moneys at Lamar, Col. Heulsoappointed M. Dougher of Texas; D. N. Bushyhead, of Indian ‘Territory: and Malcolm MeEaohia, Arkansas, to be appraisers of the right of of the Gell ere hes 'e rail company through the Indian Territory. James A. Hanlon, of New York, to be col- lector of internal'revenue, for the twenty- eighth district of New York, which includes Buffuloand Rochester, He succeeds Plerce, suspended. —— eee THE’ GUN NOT BURSTED. ‘The Story of an Accident to the Eight- Inch Steel Rifle a Pure tion. ASCRIBED BY NAVAL OFFICERS TO DISCHARGED ‘BMPLOYES OF THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD. ‘The report that the eight-inch steel rifie re- cently constructed at the Washington navy yard had burst at Annapolis proves upon in- vestigation to have been groundless. When a Stax reporter entered the office of the acting enief of the bureau of ordnance at the Navy de- partment this morning to obtain particulars of the reported accident his attention was at- tracted by a telegram tacked to the door, which Tead as follows: “ANNAPOLIS, MD... Oct, 34, 9:40 p.m,—No accident whatever to eight-inch steel rifle, Last fired September 23d, Lior.” Ensign Lioya, who sent the telegram in an- puigtto an Inquiry about the reported accident, is the officer in charge of the naval proving grounds at Anoupolis, and is the superinten- lent of the zun tests there, und his telegram Is regarded ut tue Navy depattment as conclusive root of the falsity of the report. A naval officer who receuuly returned from Annupolls, stated that the preliminary tests which were made in order to develop the powder, were completed September 23. He left Annapolis September 21, when the powder tests bad been practically completed, although the gun was tired uwo days afterwards, prob- ably for the purpose of testing another sample of powders, Four rounds of the Westphalian powder were ordered tor the Atlanta beiore Messrs. Dupont, of Wilmington, had developed their cocoa powder, and the gun was fired with both kinds of powder. The gun was fired with charges froin 120 to 123 pounds. With 123 Pounds it gave w velocity of 2,018 feet, and With 122 pounds a velocity of 1,999 feet. " ‘The desired velocity was 2,000 1eet per second. ‘The pressures developed were well within the Limit of safety. The gun has not been through the statutory tests, and that referred {o was simply, as stated, to develop the powder. Tue law of the lust Congress requires that & new gun shail be tested as thoroughly as it in battle, and the Secretury of the Navy some time ago appointed vourd of naval officers to Make these required tests. The gun is at the Proving grounds awalting the board. The sec- gnd eight ineh gun which was also built at the Washington navy yard has not yet_been fired, At was recently Shipped from Washington and ison the proving grounds, but has not yet been mounted. Naval officers’ are quite fndignant at the report of the accldent to the first gun, and attribute its origin to the Wasaington navy yard, uy a result of the discharges mude there ‘on the tirstof the month necessary to change the yard into an orduance foundry. pecbabaaint hese A Talk With Judge Edgerton. HE IS NOT DISSATISFIED, AND WILL NOT RE SIGN UNTIL THERE ARE MORE GONVERTS TO CLVIL SERVICE REFORM IN INDIANA, Judge Edgerton, of Indiana, president of the civil service commission, who returned to Washington Satarday, said to a Star reporter that he had not yet examined.-the changes in the civil servite rales suMficiently to warrant him in expressing an opinion of them. He denies that he is in any way dissatistied or intends to resign, He will not resign, he says, Until there are more converts to civil service Telorm in hisstate. He says that is probably the most violenuly opposed of all the states to Ue civil servicw law. Of late, however, they suy very little about the law, but are speaking in the highest praise of the administration, which he thinks is # good sign, He has entirely Tecovered from lis cold, and isin the best of health, ——___+e0__ The lored Odd Fellows. ‘THE CONVENTION TO BE MELD IN PHILADEI- PHIA THIS WEEK. The delegates trom this clty to the third bien- nial meeting of the Grand United Order of Odd Feliows of America, to begin in Philadelphia to-morrow, left for Philadelphia to-day, The delegation is headed by Mr, Benjamin C. Whit jog. A large number of the colored Odd Fel- lows of this city, including forty members of we Painurchie, No, 42, will go to Philadelphia Wednesday aud take part in a parade on Thurs- day. Delegates trom all tbe leading cities oi the south aud west, frou England and Canada, will be present, . AM. V. P. Professor W. Howard Day, of Harris- burg, willdeliver un oration in Musical Fund hall Thursday afternoon, aud on Thursday evening there will be a competitive drill of the visiling patriarchies in the Academy of Music, at wuich gold prizes will be offered and a re- ception and vail 1p honor of the delegates given in the same butiding. ‘Tue colored Odd rellows since their organiza- Uon in 1841 huve spread all over the United States, Upper Canada and Ontario, Bermuda and Bahuma Islands, St. ‘Tuomas, Cuba, Autigua, ali tne West India Islands and Cen- ‘ral Americu, aud now there are 950 lodges, 412 councils, 407 housenolds and 47 1 arenies, with a membersmp of about 5,000, ‘The vulue of the property owned is #1’ B16. invested value of property and lands, $843,197.60. ‘I've order is governed by a com- initvee of nunagementin Eugiand, Alicharters aud puss-words ure recelved from Ubat orael The sub-committee of munugement is com- q of a Grand Master, Deputy Grand aster, Grand Recorder, Grand ‘Treasurer and tour Grand Directors, who ure all elected at the biennial meeung. The present Grand Muster is. W. T. Forrester, Richmond, Va; Grand Depuiy, Edward H. Morris, Culcago: Grand ‘freusurer, W. C. H. Curtis; Grand Secretary, Duvid 8. Bowser; Directors, 'A. B. Lutuimore, of ‘Massuchusetts; W. C. Custn, of South Curolina; General 'l, Morris Chester, ot Suuth Carolina, ud Churies B. Wilson, of Louisiana, DEPARTURE OF THE WASHINGTON DELEGATES, SIXLy or more delegutes, representing the e.- ored Ode Feilows in Virginia, Alabama and other stutes, together with the representatives ofthe several lodges of this District, lef this aworning ut 7:30 via Bultimore & Ohio railroad. to ultend the bi-anuual session of that wo morrow in Philadelpuia, ‘Tne order in a. a with their tamfiies and friends, will leave on ‘go excursion train by the same road Wednes- day night at 11 o’¢lock to take part in the grind street parade on Thursday. —— SHIPPED To WASHINGTON.—A telegram to the New York Herald trom Buffalosays: Friends of President Cleveland have shipped all. his ronal effects from his old roums in the Weed jock vo Washington via the Lehigh Valley road, This action fs taken as an indication that he does not expect to return to Buffalo alter his term us jeut has expired. Mus. CLEVELAND To RETURN Fnox Bor. FALo To-MoRROW.—Although it was announced that Mrs, Cleveland was going to Buffalo to ve a quiet visit with her Aunt Alice and Cousio Emin Folsom, a diapaieh frown that hundreds of calters, Mere litle lua’ than’ oases . Benjamin that se wonla rota day with her mother, ‘engagement she bus made thus far is to be ent ae: me ‘this Mrs: George dy Biearan oa Worn, career. te 8. 5 a Slcard iss pariner in ‘the President's old law Bem, which ix now Binvell, Sleard & Goodyear ais hes odueed a hawior or of | our THE BRIDGE TO BE CLOSED. ‘The Distriet Commissioners Will Barri- ende it at Noon Wednesday. Mr. Thomas B, Entwisle, building inspector, and Mr. D. E. McComb, assistant engineer, on Saturday made the following report to Col. Ludlow, Engineer Commissioner: “We have the honor to report in reply to the inquiries contained in the letter of H. H. Wells, e2q., president of the Alexandria Canal and Railroad Bridge Co,, of September 27th, 1836, that in our opinion, the bridge being en- Urely relieved of the weight of water in the trank, in its present condition, is not safe tor travel on the roadway,and to use lt temporarily it should be laterally braced, as suggested in Feport, to prevent’ @ further mo- tion of the trusses, aud that only tor temporary user as ‘the trusses are in such a delective condition that to continue the Bee ofthe, Foadway the trasses | should wn to @ perpendicular position, an the defective members of truss" and lateral systems should be replaced by souud Umber. “Belore again using the trough its sup- risshould be entirely reconstructed, as all ‘hat portion ts go far decayed that It is liable to give way it lowded at any moment, and though the structure 1s relieved of the weight of water it would not be prudent to ullow use of the roadway nth properly secured, as suggested. ‘The District Commissioners held @ conter- ence Saturday aiternoon with the attorney for the District with the view of ascertaining what Suthority they have, if any, to close the bridge to travel. THE COMMISSIONERS ORDER THE BRIDGE TO BE c1asED. The District Commissioners to-day made the following order: “That pursuant to the several examinations and reports as to the condition of the Aqueduct bridge made to the Commis sioners of the District of Columbia by its prope officers, conclusively show Ing that until certain Fepairs’ shall have been made, 1 is not safe tor public travel and traffic, the said bridge be closed and barricaded ut both ends until said Fepalrs ure completed and reported upon favor- ably to the Commissioners, ‘This order to take effect October 6, 1886, at twelve m.” An official copy of “the order was sent to the Alexundria canal and bridge company, ‘Fhis order was made after receiving the fol- lowing opinion from Mr. Henry E. Davis, assist- ant attorney of the District: *Reierring to the mutter of the Aqueduct bridge, 40 called, over the Potomuc river at Georgetown, I desire to say, on bebulf of both Mr, Kiddie ind myselt, that further considera- tion of the subject tends only to confirm the opinion Jointly expressed. by us to you at our conference on Suturday last, namel; cuse of 11s eundition being si unsufe for the purposes of travel and trattic you huve the power toclose ttand keep itclosed un- til rendered safe. O1 this we have no more doubt than of your right und duty to make any gitter exercise of the police power coveutial to the safety of individuals and the public in the luge of a public higuway.” Commissioner Webb said to a Star reporter to-day thut he had no doubt of the Commis- sioners’ authority to close the bridge. When asked about closing It ou the Virgiula end, he Snid that the courts bud held it w be taxable by the Dis"rict to high-water mark on the Virgina. side. The barricade could be placed at high- water mark. Commissioner Wheatley said he and Com- missioner Ludlow had passed under the bride and made a personal examination of it, “The Umbers are compietely rotted,” he said, “aud it is u wonder {1 has stood so long. The bridge has swung over to the west, and I believe there is Gunger of its falling at aby time.” Speaking Of @ ferry at the site of the bridge, Mr. Wheat- ley said the District Commissiuners had uotb- Mig wodo with thu as It was w matter of pri- Vate enterprise, Somebody would probubly start a ferry there, he thought, and make some money out of it, ——__see-. FIVE HUNDRED DISMISSALS. More General Discharges at the Government Printing Office. At the Government Printing office Saturday afternoon” gng hundred and seventeen addi- tuonal discharges’ were made. The dismissed persons were not confinéd to any division, but were from various portions of the building ‘The list included compositors, proofreaders, floor-hands, persons from the folding room and specification division. There were some ladies among the dismissed, but the greater propor- tion was made up of men, Up to the present Mr. Benedict has cut off about five hundred employes, and it is believed that the force has been brought within the expenditure allowed by law. THE STAR reporter was told to-day that there will be no more general removais, From now on the dismissals will be ta indi: vidual cases, such as go on, to agreuter or less extent, in all the departments. The law not only requires that 50 per cent of the annual appropriation shail be ‘on hand and available al the beginning of the second halfor the fiscal Year, but also that at the beginning of the third Quarter 25 per cent shall be unexpended and lable. SNiire Bepedict stated at the outset that he would probably have to curtail the torce by one- uurter, or possibly one-third, As there were 2/400 efaploves, he has really cut off less than ove-lourth—searcely more than one-tifth, He bas reduced the moutily expendi.ure by about $30,000. He belleves that with such reorgant- Zation us he will speedily effect the efficiency of the printing deparumet will be up 0 the pust standard, notwitistanding the curtailment. of force. In other words, the new a:.ministration of the oltice is inclined to think that there were lov many employes—more thun could be worked to advantage, It is the intention of the hew public printer to practice economy, but. Lo mualdtain high standurd of elliciency, THE CHARGES AGAINST FOREMAN WHITE. With regard to the charges filed by Scott, a discharged employe, against Foreman White, of the bindery, THs Stak reporter was informed that the publle printer had not yet had time to examine them; that aby charges against the character or conduct of offielals will be rigidly Ingnired into it ‘appears Lo beany founda- tion for them. GERONIMO GETTING ANXIOUS. ‘Waiting to Henr from the Great Father im Washington. A dispatch from San Antonio, Texas, October 2d, says: Old Geronimo, his nephew, Chief Natchez, and the 20 other murderous Apaches who were brought here three weeks ago, are occupying the same tented quarters, near mili- tary headquurtera, as on the first day of their arrival, ‘They pass most of their time playing cards, chewing and smoking tobacco almost in- cessantly. Euriy yesterday morning the inter- preter told Geronimo and Nutchez that Gen. ‘Miles had sent bis report of their surrender to the Great Father at Wushington. Geronimo much interest in the matter, and as pope ne tes ler translated the synopsis ‘of Gen. Miles’ report as sent tothe old Geronimo constantly interrupted with grants of approval and jon, and Natchez. con- firmed Gen, Bliles’ statement that they could have held out longer had they wanted. Later 2 Ww WOW Wi ro Simo aud Natehes.. They told the general thelr reasons forgoing onthe war path, which are imply @ reiteration of their statement on their amp eriiaie” areca imricy et cruelly treated at the hands ol an enemy and Ureatened witb assussination if they remained Seer"Ooes having felt it tacy Salen foots was lee, Once havin; im there was Dothing Yor tuem® ido butio raid upos the settlers, officers here of the inion ns cs mips & Souattnal arent ths em the! ives immaniz om Sautshibent| by the Arizona authorities, was wet @ desire to prevent the savages ig al ote es abd st gel cunescvagerinvgn yeaa tad ena to them out of the count at once. The See Telegrams to The Star. STEALING LIBERAL THUNDER. Lord Randolph Churehill’s Speech. —__ DEROUNOING THE OOAL MONOPOLY Epidemic of Runaways on a Chicago Drive. CHURCHILL MAKES A HIT. His Kent Speech Received with Great Satisfaction. Special Cable Dispatch to Tax EVENmwe Stan Loxpos, Oct. 4.—Lord Randolph Churehill’s ‘Speech in Kent on Saturday, confirms my n- terpretation of the inspiration of the Morning Post article. He expressed an identical view on foreign politics, The speech is regarded as being a definite burial of King Jingo, Only the old-tashioned members of the tory party find ground for complaint in this, As regards domestic affairs, the charge of the liberal Press that he has STOLEN THE WHOLE LIBERAL SUIT of clothes is by no means without foundation, Several points, such as tne closure of debate by @ majority, which be denounced in opposition, | he now introduces asa governinent pi Three acres and a cow, the sule of glebe land: butin the direction Of free schools, are, course, familar planks in the liberal platform. ‘On several of these subjects, however, It is fair toadd that Churchill hax’ held liberal, even Fadieal convictions, privutelsy forsome ume, although he hus oiten expressed tory ones for tactical purposes. ‘The speech asa ‘whole has 5 RECEIVED WITH IMMENSE SATISFACTION by the tory press. Churchill ts covered with compliments this morning by every conserva- tive paper in the three kingdoms, The liberal Papers find little to criticise, except the above charges. The Impression among politicians Is that the speech has done much to consolidate | the the position of the government unless events in Ireland upset them, ‘Their prospects tor eou- tinuates in office were nev PANIC ON A CHICAGO DRIVE. Many Teams Ran Away. Demolishing Ea Terra-Cotta Works Burned. CHICAGO, Oct. 4.—The Pullman terracotta Company's'works with a large stock of Buished m burned ye y ia Sunterial, burned yesterday. Lows $28,000, poe —.— CHURCHILL IN KENT. Speech Lord Randolph Churchill received an ove- Yon at Dartiord, Kent,on Saturday, and bis ‘speech was listened to by a great crowd, which seemed immensely pleased with it, Defining the policy of the ininistry, it was the reverse of Mr. Gladstone's legisiation by intuition, The government motio was, “Don't legislate until ‘we Know our legislation to be the result of facts ascertained by the four great commis sions.” Concerning the unionists be said: “We Tecognize fully the great sacrifice made by the unionist liberals, The ministry see that their first duty is to maintain relations with the unionists. Next session our first duty will be to restore order to the house of comiuons, DOW im a stute of slavery to the eaprices of the radi cals und Parnellites, A siuiple and effective losing of a debate 8 absolutely Necessary. ngiand is tond of minorities, and Al never allow minorities to be suppressed, Whatever evils result, the cloture is ot to De weighed in Gomparivon with Lue proseut oviin, Affer the cloture passed the legislative requires ments of Kugiand and Scouwnd were never considered by Ireiand, which has monopolized Une last ten years aud must now give way 12 arrears of British lexisiation, The to the agricultural laborers ure the first tw ve re deemed by decidedly increasing the local powe ers of acquisition in land, Ube secund by a. law allowing Ube sale of gieve lands, the third by — Settlement of the Lithe disputes—pertinps, as & gentleman in the crowd suggesis, by placing the main burden on the landiuras—the tourch by Ube rattway raves bill for prevenung untair dis crimination against native producers. For the Sth the lord chancellor now, I understand, hus decided Ideas avout the simplicity and ecouomy: 01 lund trausfer and tbe registration of tities,” In regard to Ireland Lord Kaudolpa Churchill spoke pluiniy, almost savagely, “There are Tesources io Ircland which may be scientifically developed by state credit, With tue resulting prosperily Uere must be further and legisiar tion, accelerating Lhe change from double to wie land ownership. No ministry can afford shirk local government tor Ireland.” He gave several reasons way be thought there were distinct signs of Ube foretold revival in trade which wo.ld tend to remove Irish trou- bies by removing agricultural hardships. “I aim periectiy ‘sure, unless met by @ fo-rent imanilesto, the Iristi landlords will not provoke. tenants, 10 my vpinion, the iniquitous {correcting “himseit)—no, unscrupulous plans of Messrs. Giudstone and Parnell to make Ine queen's government impossible will fall, From the duty of maintaining order in Ireland Do risk or danger wiil deter thegovernment. We ‘will no longer Wlerate Ireland. being a disgrace { Englund and the civilized world, 1 see real Carriages and Injuring Their Ocea- | sixns of duylight in spite of the menucing con- pants. CuxcaGo, Oct. 4.—Drexel boulevard was the | of", Scene of great excitement lastevening. A span | ored dition of o affairs. andsips first spoke of the brutal and ly conspiracy against Bulgaria's hone and trusted leader, and Warued bis hearers: of powerful horses, hitched to an open carriage, | even now that Servian, Bulgarian and Koumar containing two gentlemen, became unm: able and tore down the crowded drive at a | S0Me Of tne powers betray a frightful rate. ‘Three or four other teams took | Sency toward war, the others wi fright, and joined the ranaways, several car- | Eugiand will,” Chuarenill said, Flages Lelng overturned und, with thelr ogeu- | favoring peace.” pants, scattered over te drive, The contagion to nearly every animal within the dis- hiahd quioled ball adaseneea pages were caught abd quiet 1 a dozen equi iad been demolished and soine tweuly"perweas injured. Several sustained broken limbs and others serious injuries, but Dr. Carniow, the driver of the team which caused the trouble, is nian independence was * Walle retable ten for peace, Uhose While not ¢: put into nee Uhought that Russia bad been warned, and ten petted, ali of which pleased the bearers. “Our policy is equally to avoid unnecessarliy intertering ‘and selfish Isolation.” ‘The general effect of the — was extremely saljsiuctory, as It was jeemed moderate, struiguliorward aud eas Understood, Above all, the crowd was the nly One whose injuries ure likely to prove | With It. je received @ severe fracture of the besides having his tace badly cut and his shoulder dislocated ———2—___ THE MONSTER COAL MONOPOLY. Chi Denier in Approving tev. Parton's Cacao, Oct. 4.—Mr. W. P. Rend is one of | estit the most prominent ot anti-pool dealers in the Chicago coal trade. He has extensive interests | gata to in sil the bitaminous Seles iat Renuayivenie and Obio, and is one of ingest buyers galbracite known on the Bufalomarket. Gov. 8 communication js atlorDey yen eral, asking that p' ‘be commenced sgulowt the anthracite coal pool in eastern Pennsylvania, was read by Mr. Rend with salisinction yesterday, und be readily yielded to an Interview on bj greal abuse, or, rather, a colossal evil, exists in The case of'the present anthracite coul combi- nation, and state and national legislation should’ be invoked to protect the people of the country from the greed and rapacity of this | bodies, UF these there was one homicide, monster monopoly. ‘That an artificial scarcity of un article of prime necessity to almost ever; family in the land has been caused by a soul- Jess conspiracy is a moral wrong, aud should be branded and punished as a Should be treated by the Uniess something is done by 003; George Lies to grapple with this organized robvery, it | dwelling 3104 N stieet; is difficult to say to what outrageous extent’ it may be carried.’ Gallagher Jumps His Ball. SEPH MACKIN'S ACCOMPLICES, CHICAGO, Oct. 4.—Considcrable excitement exists in local political circles, the Inter-Ocean | Dr. Godding, superiates Unis mording, on account of a Tumor thut | ent Hospital tor" te" Tosane, ndicted uecomplice of Jo- | during September 16 puticu' exis W, J. Gailaginer, tue sepb C. Mackin, who is now io the penitentiary tor bal-ot-box stuffing, $50,000, und leit we city If not the country Cecupe the cucsequences of auotler piece of dis. honesty ot whi ders have been city controller's vifice for rebates due on real He suid:.“A | at track A‘ igh crime. It| issued by it's, English, and he is @ jolly little Bri Chiet Parris, of the fire t, reports Commissioners that during Sepletuber thers were seven starms uf nat aciteat er five with ber, 1885. The ved lous was $1,725, and the insurance aE the mouth 7 “ in re of combustible the d the of inable and low Seb serge ees ts cera proof, Five pu for the ae- partment bave given satisiuction. The es = ia repairs bus and in ser ice at No. 4 Jones engi ‘¢ 2 one inianticide, two suicides, and three accidental, ‘There was ‘one death from cholera infuntam and two from malarial fever. BUILDING PERMITS Entwi iwo-tory brick dwelling,on 1003; Ww to bulid two-story brick dwelling, between D ‘and’ E southwest; 1,500. F: Leonard, to butld brick addition io’ siore ‘Tab Relaware avenue southwest: $300, Are Ge ANOTHER PIECE OF RASCALITY TRACED To Jo- | Hines, to build store iront 1537 14th street ‘north west; MISCELLANEOUS. jeut of the Govern= reports that were admitted to the hospital upon the order of the Commis Jumped ‘his bond of | sloners. Hight District patients were dischunged to three ured. ir. Henry E. Davis, as trustee, has asked for nh he isaeeused. Within the lust | Une canceilation of a special Lax assessed against Jew days it bus been discovered that forged or- | *QUare 52, amounting to $1,510.51, on Preseuted tor vouchers at the | found thit the claim for th Lafielte Calcg estate special assessments, The vouchers thus | Viously been treated as belonging to tbe U obtained have been ited Lo the city treas- and uo notice was received by tbe read present : 2. These rebates on Chicago assess. | OWnerS as required by lnw. merit canecs kobe $3,000 per mouth, and | | Mr. George 41. Gaddis tias qu alified as mar ure so irregularly col by. rly owners that apwards 01 $100,000 worth have accumu: lated iu the treusury und await the orders of | Miswoners tut the annuai rej er uf the eastern market. ‘Major Waiker hus recommended to the Come of the chief uf Lbose Lo wom they ure eredited. All efforts to | Pouce be printed for distribui) find Gallagher last nigut were traltiess, and it ix believed that the strong suspicions divected to- ward him have frightened bis bond. —— Fatal Affray in Chicage. August flochosrger ana t ions, wi ugust Hoc! 'wo com) on their way home on South Halsted treet, near 4 saloon, at No. 416, were ussuulted by & ung of six or seven men, who were stundiug a nt Of the place. After the fight which fol- lowed. the, men Fan in dldereat, directions mn jumped on a Ing car, but. Se eee ee Plunged a Knite in his groin, inflicting @ fatal wound. The murderer escaped. eee Attempt to Wreck a Train. ee nN ayes “An pt le yesterday morning to wreck the passenger train on the Missouri Greenwood, thirty miles east of Kansas City, Rails, tes and other rubvish nad been piled on Ube track in a curve, and bad the obstruction | stubie not been discovered’ by a farmer, who the train,a di been prevented. I was intended.” —— Excitement in an India Town. NATIVES INFURIATED BY THE APPEARANCE ‘OF TROOPS AT A FESTIVAL. Inevitable, brought troups to the scene. tiheir approuch, threw woldiens bayonets in hele Man hatives were “morally Invense excitement prevaila, Themselves on the intense Pacific. at | Williams suid at auction the Big Sale of Suburban Property. into jumping | A deed was pluced od record this afternoon from George B. Chittenden to W. K. Kyon tor twenty-two acres of land on the Rock vilie tarn- ond pike, known as of Azaida and Rock of nd two companions, wet Danbarion, formeriy belonging to the late Dr. kieusby. The consiuecration named is #ac,s00, This place ts tot iar irom tue Pres Ty Preuy te pines, Presay Frospect. _ Must Have 4 License ror Eacu Ban.—The an unlicensed bar on B street, in the —— Reat Esrare SaLes.—Yesterday Mr. W. B, property on north side of New York ave., between 6th ith stom | CORGRERBIONAL NOMINATIONS—THE VOTE OF VERMONT, ETC. Congressional nomi.ations: Jadge George W. Smith, dem., twenty-fourth New York district, ; i F } j i] ii é i #? | I ' g i i al i i F if iat | H E | 3 ! i { / FF , i