Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1886, Page 1

Se a 6 ng THE EVENING STAR _ PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Morthwest Corser Pennsylvania Ave. and llth St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Oompany, tue Feextve Stan isser¥ed to-mnbmerthers in the Ser eae per month. " Copies at the ween ees a counter, ve year, $6: she mouths: $2 (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C,as second-class niall matter. ‘Tuy WEEKLY STAR—puhtiched on Friday—$l @ year, postage prepaid. Six months, 50 cent. All mall subseriptions niustbe paid ui advance: a Spaver sent longer tans paid for cous & Che Fh ening Star. Von 69—Na 10,427. WASHINGTON, D.C.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1886. TWO CENTS. tes of ad Vertisin~ mace Known an annticaton AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. ERZOG'S NINTH-ST. OPERA HOUSE (<> IN THE SUPREME CouRT OF THE BARBERS’ ASSE.. B..Y. 4032, K. OF L— — ee ier oF nen (SSS utes member is hereby wolsied to atend Every Afternoon at 2. Evenings at 8. | In Specia! Term asa Disirict Court of the United | the next meeting at their new bali, 7th and D sts. n.w., WEEK. OCTOBER 11. Sates, MOXDAY, Uciober 18, 1588._By order M.W. 1 ~ In the Matter of the Condemnation of Land fot Con- | 5S=—— ® CORINNE. genet Leen te Soe (Fees, THE MEMBERS OF KIT CARS: And Her Compauy of Merrie Makers Upon consideration of the petition ot Mary A. Bobn, | tp oe A See - rr 90 | elaine Wii Ss nee diye urs tetemanta: | ih onemay rrceofuingide Wicunt gait Samed Sanne oF parce: 9, 81 731. its by the ans . In the following briil:ant repertoire: Gin dog of vetober AUD: TSb0 wsjodeed and deereca | October 16, Intd, at 4:15 p.m. No parade. CPLA. GIROFL GIR irsday and @ ue ext Weeie—Cuivile «Dram tie Compauy, in the latest ican aurd Eso OPK Es FROM LibES se Cornet. NEW Satiosab ie sren Para ND SATURDAY EVENINGS, — AND SATURUAY MATINEE Teast Times of THE GREAT HERRMAS Araisted by MME. HERRMANN, {his iacomparabie eutertalnment, the sucecss of the lay. THE VANISHIN dew Siekchtor old. EWS, TURDAY, id Bon Hons will be pre- tea to Landay ‘ren Last Chances to sesthe Vavisiain: Lady. Rext Wees— The Peeries omumeienue, AIMEF, ~ nae ECEPTION. LOM, ES NG. Oct 22, 1886, lusie by Third Arti ery Band. Omega Cnitorns detonand Druin Corps, and eureka Ledge. Nor by of Baltimore. will be reevived at 1k @ O. depot. aud ‘escorted fo tue Armory. Toorsoven st Tum Dancing 8 pm. Tickets, ad- mitting gencleman aud indies, oe. ociaTt 7 ESDAY A DSA DAY NIGHTS ARE Whist nights at the Washington Chess Cheeker aud Whi tcino ivoms. All who wish to engage In the Waist Toursament ‘will please catat tue kew Koon, third dor, 1420 New’ York ave. 2... and WasHINGTON THEATER Standing room at a premlum.— Poet. LILLY ALLYN'S JAPANESE MINSTRELS BURLESQUE AND SPECIALTY COMPANY, ‘The Greatest Array of Female Taient on the Variety Sta e Cateby Music, Unique Action, Elegant Costumes A xood seat—orehestra chalr—first flour, 25. Matinces Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. Reserved seuts at Dox office from 10am. 105 pm. Next wees —TUNY PASTOR and his ¢ THE TEST SHOW NF. SRAND SACKED MUSIC AUST. LUK Op Bath st. near Pst MONDAY EVENING, veto! é: 18, 1886, Prosraus will conist of sei from the Oratorfow of the Messin. Lreation ond Marty rs. organist, Mr. Kurtz. w Ton this oveasion ‘ence, having EVERY EVENING axv SATURDAY MATINEE. Grand Production of Bartley Campbell's Magnificent | Spectacular Drama CLi0, NEW MUSIC. NEW COSTUMES. @ Preseming Ble. ADELE CORNALRA, and a Powerful Dramatic Vast headed by Mr. JOHN L. BURLEISIH. 100 Anxiiiaries in the Grand Production. 2 Superb Sin 6 Lazziing Piverusements and the Greut wulles Craze of Lon NEW SCENERY. demand Paris, LOVE (1 Amour), o@ CU iD AND VENUS. Next week—KUsiN4 VUKES cls MONDAY, October 18, REAPPEARANCE OF ROSINA VOKES AND HER LUNDON COMPANY, Io a new and exceptionally strong repertoire. J€ odice vow open vor ane ofteate weheSt RAND DRAWING “OOM MUSICALE. Herr ALBERT, PIFCZONIC Ine of London. Eng- land, assisted by his daughters, Violin Solot ALK E—View and Hes F Cur cert af the residence of 3.rs Wa. L. Woops, 105 C-t BAW. Why has kiudiy tendered the we of - eF parlors Om thi Oceasion. Concert w.1 commerce prompty at S230. F street cars ‘Tickets, pi. May be obtained at Dro ™ Peunsyivania ave n.W. ak FAB B00 THexreW ERY AFTERNOON AND FVERY EVENING DURING THE W Nignis, Z> cents tw ail parts of the house. Next week—E. F. Mayoas DAVY CHOCKETT. cello war Young = Surgent Aborn's Dramatic Company. sorted “ROSDa Vand TUESDAY anes novm und wiht ai: WENESDAY ana THURSDAY, Tae UNRNCW. FRIDAY and SATURDAY ic. RIVER PIRATES i | Ss PRosviTe THis comm. (Rss aiken Wild cheesy peeske for | 1 r ALD. be ail parties chuiming ndversely to sid Mary A. ‘bow cause on er before the Lbth day of October, TS86, Why the praver of said petition sboula not ‘anied: Provided u copy of this order be pabhsived every dthet day tor ten way prior to=ald 18th flay of Geloher in some dally’ newapapet potiised inthe District of Ca Amacom, Tes HARES P. JAN Ulee: By EOPOWILLTAMS, sce. Clerk ocireudtonBoe SEE ASBEY INFORMS T- Coste ‘ers that he offers ali his stock of Watehes, Jewelry and Suver Ware at cost until JANUARY Ist om ‘ive my, attention to the eae vets canbe tai aalde ot small payment on them, and get prices Snel PAS ‘ocr The same Post will .sembie in Guiform, where practicable, with drum corps and. firing. party, on DAY, October 7th, 100. at 230 p.m, at the Chureh of the fucarnation. corner 12th aad N sts. 0 w.. to attend the funeral of Comrade JomN WILLIAMS. iby order or CHARLES P. LINCOLN, Post Commander. CHARLES FEM, Adjutant, oc 2t ‘OFFicr. OF THE CHESAPEAKE A.D ‘POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO.—A dividend of one dolls: and tweniy-five cents per share will be payable on October 23-1, 1886. to the stockholders Of Fecord at the close of businessou the 20th day of Octo der, 18BU, at the office of the trensurer of the company, Sew York ave,, Washington, D.C. The transfer il be closesi’ from the 2uth to the 26th of Uc tober, Ine.usive. MORKIS F. "TYLER, Pres't. CHAS G. BEEBE, ‘Treas'r Washington. D. C., October 14th, 1886, oc15tw.6in <a REULING HAS RESUMED His 4 office hours for Eye and Ear Patlentsou: WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS from twoto five o'clock, at his former office, No. 1200 Penasviv -uia ocl2-2w tne SPECIAL NOTIC We have established an office at Xo. 419 10th st, n. %. (in the new building of the Endowment As-ocia: tion), where a member of our firm will be found dur- Ing office hours” Seventeen yeurs experience has en. ‘abled us io select und offer oully the best qualities of Anthracke and Bituminous Coa! for domesiic und Steacuing pe We invite th: attention of consumers to an inspec- Prices, tion of our stuck and STEPHENSON & BRO., ~ Office 419 10th st. nw. ‘Mill and Depot 7th st. wharf. oe LUMBER! LUMBER! MAHOGANY. Meee, irr “ WALNUT, CHERRY. QUAK. OAK, MiP Okie, POPLAR. UN BIR Te FIRE. VA. PINE. BOARDS. FLOORING. PARTITION, SASH. Boones TEPRUN® | PARTS EASE At lowest prices. Prompt delivery und correct count, aat yurd of WM, R. McLEAN, 18th and Bate nw. (=, DE BG BOSS Has REMOVED, ‘from 819 14th st. to 810 18th at. u.W. 005, Phosphates, isa popula” and ef | Sonic and’ a seguard agains | MILBCHN'S PHARMACY. 1420 Pew | tn bcttles or ou drawslit eth soda wa [HL W. douse | ASBESTOS PLASTIC STOVE-LINING. ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE ARTICLES FOR THE HOUSEHOLD EVER PRODUCED. EASILY APPLIED BY ANY ONE AT LESS THAN HALF THE COsT OF BRICK LININGS, WHILE IT Is FAR MORE DURABLE. ONLY ONE HALF THE THICKNESS OF ORDI- NARY FIRE-BRICK IS REQUIR«D, LEAVING MORE SPACE FOR FUEL SUITABLE FOR ALL KINDS OF STOVES, RANGES AND FURNACES. ASBESTOS FURNACE AND RETORT CEMENT, FOR CEMENTING JOINTS IN HEATERS, STOVES, FURNACES, ETC. IT WILL NOT SHRINK: WILL STAND ANY AMOUNT OP HEAT; HAS NO OFFENSIVE ODOR AND PREVENTS ESCAPE OF GAS AND SMOKE. The above are put up in five and ten-pound cans, for families, aud in larger packages fof munufac.urers. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO THE TRADE. . W. JOHNS _ MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 87 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK. CHICAGO. ect S-1w Orrsixe Or Sovvestes: GREAT SOUVENIR WEEK aT PHILADELPHIA. ° LONDON (fee DE LaciiLan TYLER ‘Has removed to YOS Lath st. n.w. oclo-sie (OS= 1S THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DistRICT OF COLUMBIA, Holdirga Special Term as a District Court of the United States, muation of land for 8 Con ‘No. 3383, District Cour Upon consideration of the petition of ELta CHELINT herein fled. claiming the sum of seventy-four hon- dred apd lorty-wy dollars and sixty-one cents ( T4261) usse-necl hy the jury herein as the ¥ of pareri 33, in square 729. benz tue east 24 tee LL Inche. front ou Rast Cupitol street by depih of orlg- inat lot 21, and also ciaming the sumo! seventy- seven hundred atid sixteen woliacs and eighty-f.UF ceuts (7,716.84), assessed by tue suid jar, as the ‘Value of parcel one (1), in square 781. belng the eust Par: 01 oFiginul lot o..¢ (1), trouting iorty 1eet on the uublie spuge and the dimensions showa on sad. [.x- Lit C herein, it 1 this 15th day ur October, A. D. 2856, on motl'a of Carusi & Miller, pr: ciors Gi suid pet m itioner, ordered that John Shuteand Wiillam Hay- u OF thelr weirs or thelr legal representatives and efsona clalming adversely to said ELIA CHELINI OW Cuuse, on or be:ore the 1st day oi Novemver, A. D. 1688, Why the prayers of the nald petitioner Should not’ be granted: provided a c:py of the above ord.rbe published every day, excep tig Sunday, 1or ‘Shows, ior to ped Iocd-y of November a cime y newspaper printed, sCaluted (a the Diserict of Columbia By the Court, CHARLES P. JAMES, J. ‘A tue copy—Test. B,J. MEIGS, Clerk. octo-1ut ‘By LP. WILLIAMS, Ast Gltk, } he Washington News ani Goasin. THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR TO- Day contains: Dr. Verd!’s account of his mis- sion to Italy, the Sabine Puss disaster, tue great labor congress, Catholic church matters, tele- graphic news, etc. The advertisements are classified as follows: Auction Siles, Proposals, Dry Goods, Gentiemen’s Guods, Wood and Coal, Housefurnishings, Sewing Machines, At- torneys, Ladies’ Goods, Pianos aud Orgaus, Financial, Books, Family Supplies, Medical, Professional, The Trades, Specialties, Den- tistry, Raflroads, Potomac River Boats, Steam- ers, Undertakers, Govennmexr Recerprs To-vay.—Internal Tevenue, $312,948; customs, $578,188. Tux U. 8.8 Essex arrived at Malta this morning; allon board well. THERE WILL BE AN EXAMINATION forclerks and letter carriers for the Washington elty post office on Friday, October 22. Persons desiring toenter the examination will please file! th applications prior to this date, ini tion will be held in the annex of the Agricultu- ral deparument, Secretary MA’ the depart- ment a little before twelve o'clock to-day. He is not suffering any inconvenlence from having resumed his official duties, Thestatement that ie was engaged yesterday exclusively pre Pilvute correspondence was incorrect; be has n Occupied with. nothing but purely official work since he came back to the department, and hus applied himself to this steadily during the hours he assigns Limselt for the purpose. His report ‘occupies 8 considerable purtion of his attention. This and other department duties keep him busy. It Is thought that he 1s, getting stronger from being occupied. THE DEMUCKATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGS Commirres have sold out the firstedition of their campaign book, ten thousand copies, and are sending off the secondedition as fust as they cun be had trom the printer. They have about finished sending out their other docu- ments and are now sending out voters, They hhave secured reduced transportation for demo rats temporarily residing in Washington who Want to go home to vote, and are issuing orders, good for thirty days, as fast as called for. re} (Se 15, THE SUPREME CourT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Holding a Unite! States District Court, In re condemnation of Library site—No. 333, District Court. ‘Upon consideration of hie petition of Charles Baum, Administ.stor of Sarah Prince, herein filed, clalutug he wun oF skx veone huudred wd fifty-even 40-100 (96.15 ..50) dollars, ascessed by mh Jury here nas the valtie of parce! No.2...in Square seven handred and twent 1 y: eas bY the Court, this 15th dav of October, A. D. 1886, on mot.on’ of Leow sobriner, proctar for the sid Charles suum, Admin- istrator, ordered tnat all ing adversely to the suid Charles Baun show cate, on Ay 80, why ie st said peti A.D. Why the prayer of sald petition, prayiny joi he sum aioresult to be awarded to. hisi! should not besrantd. Provided, a copy of this order be pu lished eve.y day (except Sunday) foroue week in some Rewspaper published ih te eit, of Wushingion, District. BytweCourt, CHARLES P. JANES, Ju tice. ‘grow copy est: BLS. MEIGS, Clerk. By LP WILLIAM, Ass't Cerk. ‘ect5-8t (Fag BUY tite Bsr: BIBB'S BALTIMURE LATROBES AND CALVERT RANGES Surpass ali others in Efficiency, Durability and Econ- om) B Consumpilon of Fuel. Beware of Imit wos, ocl4-1m BUY YOUR COAL AND WooD FROM JJHNSUN LROTHE 8, the most exten- sive dealers In the District: supply niore fuuilies thun any other firm south of New York. Centra office, 1zuz Fst. nw. Offices througuout thecity. ‘Tele: phoae connections. ‘oc8-2m_ 1 Wish TO ANNOUNCE Tv THE Ladie. that I Lave opened ui Dressmaxing Parlor, 1109 7th st.nw. MISS HEINZEKLIAG, formerly of Ba tumore. ‘ocll-im® (ee ShOKGr FscnaTER ‘Atiorne: Dit MoM (Fest ctadaste OF Guarie” Seterine Vv. ‘Toronto. ‘Uice, Wood Bro. stablew 120M on nae. ‘Telephone call 474-4. ‘Treatment of dome te pews ity ocv-lin® JR LEE SUPE ME COURT OF THE MSTRICT OF COLUMBIA. HOLD NGA BEECLAL Tei ATA Din. duct COURL OF Run UNI1E STATES. In the mat er of th condemiy tion of land for a Con- Giesional Lsbeary—Dateict Covet. \o,b8S. Due fe 0 Consideration of the peutiua of a-ebecea, AL Blaine and Jone) hive D. Hicks led bere:n cming the sum of fouteen thousand tine hawdred aud ni dollars ant forty-seven cents ($14,0UU.47) assessed by ‘ejur. herein us the value of par-els 8-4-5, une G sauare Ti, itis by the Court, tis Bilt das Of Oto" F685, cn Mi. tion ot TA. Lamvert proctor for P titoners, o.deret that the tinnnown helrs of Jol Shut “aedalt jersous clatsuiug adver ely to the’ sa Kebsoes A. Builie, nd Josepusie D. Hicks, show cause Onor befire the 2ist uy oF Prayer of th- sad petitioners, pray iug that the sum Soresuld be awarded to them, sin uid tot. be grant Provided, a copy vf this ordet be publtaued every d ag fof seu das priv onald sia day, OS some’ hewspaper Prluted and published in the District of Columbix Ee CHARLES P. i JAMES, Justice. J. MEIG! A true co} 7 10 x and wumilies the oer to the trade fin et 150 deg. fire-test Ol ever, Urought on tls mat | ket ‘The brand is “Povomac.” “Dost forget that. ‘Testimontale x ee Ke-* DF STOCK. EQUITABLE ctober, 1888, why the | | Massuchusetts tor $100,000 duinazes, and co: i | OF uctoBER, | i | SUING FOR $100,000 DaMaGEs.—Lawyer Manning, who was disbarred from practice be- fore the court of Alabama claims, has brought sultagainst Judge French of that court io tetnplates oringing suit ugainst Judge Draper, in New York and Judge Hurlun in Iowa. ASSISTANT SECRETAKY THOMPSON 1s Acting Secretary of the Treasury during Aassistant | Secretary Falrenild’s abse CiviZ SERVICE ComaissioNeRs Oberly and Lyman called on Collector Magone and Naval Officer Burt in New York yes.erday. The.com- missioners will stay In New York a week, und will investigate the civil sorvice in the custom insald | house, Lhe appraisers’ stores and the post office. ‘They will inquire futo the muke-up of the local board of examiners in the custom House, aud ascertain if any more rules are neede@ fer their gi hey May also suzgest erning the promotion of officenoldery VEYOR.—A tel last night, say: of the government topographical sutvey, was found hanging to a tree this morning # short distance trong the geologists’ camp, where he had veen working. He had been missing from the camp tor a week. No cause for bis suicide iy known.” THE TRAINING SHIP PortTsMourTH arrived at Newport last evening, two days irom Funchal, Madeira, ‘The Suratoga ts expected hourly. SECRETARY MANNING ealied upon the Presi- dent yesterday afternoon. it was Mr. Mi ning’s first visit to the White House siuce his return to Wasutngton. Ms. Forsom to Occury THE PRESIDENT’S CorraGe.—It is-anderstood that Mra Folsom will occupy the President's “Pretty Proupect Cottage,” on the Tenleytown road, when It is compleied, which will be sometime witbin the ext mouth, The President, us well as bis wile, desiree that Mrs, Folsom “snouid not be sep- aruted by any great distance trom her daugitter, und she bas Lous beeu provided with « com: foruable sud pretiy vine, whiea will always e be in readiness tor dent and his wile, Wuy THE PresIpent Pauvoxep H1a.—The President has grapte¢ » pardon to Charice umus, a colored man, bow serving @ lite sen tones in the West Virginia penitentiary tore murder committed ip Arsansas abouttes years: ayo. Lhe prisouer Wulle euruged bud murdered # ab Jor ullenating bis Wie's affecuieus, Con- eluerable syiuputhy was maniiesied for in, und & strupg uppeai was made lor exucuslve clemency. ‘the Fresiuent in acting on ine case, Suid be was sulisned that tue imuu bad been suiliclenUy pudisued tur wu be hud aeue, Tue PResipent Gos A FIsuino.—Presle dent Cleveland, accompanied by Colonel Lu- mont und Assistant Seerctury Falrebild, druve w the B, wud O. depot last night, waere they Were Joiued by Coumssioner Miller, aid the purly 100k the Cincinbull express. “Auey wave guue tor a lew days! Hobing 10 the Blucn water river, West Virgiiiu, uear tue residence of ‘Ten- ator Keun, Appointment by Recorder Matthews. Recorder Mutthews w-uay appoiuted Miss Perplexed Politicians. THE PRESIDENT OVT OF TOWN AND SECRETARY MANNING WILL FoT BE SEEN. ‘The President's sadden departure on afish- ing trip has left quite a number of auxious poli- tcians stranded. They had no idea Mr. viove- land contemplated leaving the capital even for a day or two, and there was much surprise and Faveiyeaiege at the announcement this morn- Ing. They are here trom New York, Mich: Chunteeticar, Penusylvanis, Olio; New Heep? shire, Vermuut, New Jersey, South Carolina aud Missouri, ‘Ex-Senator Barnum was added tothe list yesterday, and Representatives Stanl- necker, of New York, and Ermantrout, of Penns sylvanla, eaen with & number of followers, ap- peared last night. A number of New Jersey puliticlans are weattered about the hotels. They ure all looking after the offices and are n pleased that the President should xive them the slip in this way.” Setretary Manning cuo’t be seen by them ‘and they are in a state of mind. ———+o- __—_ Stores and Supplies for the Navy. SECRETARY WHITNEY PRoPOSES TO SIMPLIFY THE METHODS OF PURCHASING. Secretary Whitey sald yesterday in refer. erence to the reports tht he was ubout to take some steps towurd consolidating the bureaus of the Navy department: “{ am not decided bow tarI can go underexist- ing laws, J am gesting gogether materia! for one oF Iwo ste; y ure iound practicable, In iy report Tvet 1Orch tue desirauility ot throw. jug tue geveral purchasing of the department dutu ous bureau, Logether with the custedy of tue stores and supplies at tne vartous yards and statluus Atpreseuteacu bureau bus 13 organization ateuca yard 1ur the purcuasiug of Siwtve Mud supplies for weir custody, and the accounts uge Kept separately Ly euch bureau, so Wat they ure uot consolidated. ‘Tue bourd, of wutci Cap.. Meade ts chairinun, uas veeo for some uiunths periecting an laveutory of Lue sores aw supplies oD Luud, aud will probably Jormuldte some plan for sinipiltylng the mailer aud diopensing with inuch present machluery. If sound practicable, 1 tink 11 desirable 10 try the experumeut, und suai probably do 0.” a ee. Political Jottings. The following congressiouul uominations were made late yesterduy: Dr. Kdwurd C. Bure Rett, democrat, ninth district Mussacuusetts; Mr. Edwin Suterthwaite, democrat, seventh Penusy.vania; Mr. William Lounsberry, demo crut, sevenveeutu New York; Sis, Miltou Deluno, Tepuuiican, tweuty-sixtu New York; Mr. Perry j Below, democrat, Hest New Yorn; Gublua f, grecuvack, Wwenty-vuru Pehusyivauia; . SiVers, Fepuviicus, iteeuta New York, (Ww suceeed Ar. Beucu); H, i, Holman, republi- Cau, lultd Arkuueus. ue sixteeutu cungressional district republi- ca CuMceuce ue Wiluimspurt, Pa, diet fauing 178 Gullo, adjourued Liles evening, 10 Inees at Weilsuure! on Tuesuay next. Ou tue Just buliue Mccormick Tee \ cd votes, | | Emery, three; Duaham, ture: ; Wilson, six. Lug NSW Auim Wuluey wear Citdeg case wight | euuvrs d Taninway # boluiuation ob AuTi B. Hewitt, ior inujor. Lue cumuntiee ol 100 hominated Tueudore Roowevely tor mayor, Le Was sald at che repubitcan ueadquarvers, that Levi'as, Bates ud eonscuved lo aitow mis DAule 10 ve seu us u Cauuiuste 1oF ura) or. ‘Hou, Juiues U. Busiue let Augusta yesterday for Peuiaylvania. Lownie MousiFRexct DELEdaTEs Comrsu—The folowing are wdditional uaues ol French gules Wao will ubteud the Bartuviut sta Geuteation evemonies in New York harbor kwvert, clue: of we ueparuineut of pubLE i Structioy; Baron aud bacuuces Sulvadur, Com Matidaut Fusy, of tue Seule Puly weeutnque, (Ul, bausseuni, Uireetor of tue heule Ges Aree 6 Ketiers; Lieut: Viiegente, aiueuecainp w Die Ave, iMiuisw? OL ulaciue abu vue cowutes, aud MM iaitiaua, tue deiegute or tae Parts cuuinber e “Ler Us Diz Togeruer.”—One of the latest PUVsRbed Iueidenw of Lue Cuutlestun ext, qu.ke reluies 10 u young coupe Wuo Wel ousting Wuen Une shock Came. Jb extiuguinued tie liguts, Hued Lue air Wik dusk, au Jauaied tue WvoId By Lost chey Would uuL open. ‘Lue Young MAL rURvEd LOH Wiluow leading tw tie ‘Phasza, UUL in tue dark pluDgvd bots guuds inv wTicge Piaht urn iulror wawr, Statiag tack to Ute Youug sady, be turew uis aitls aevuud aw eum uer, aud eulu: “Hardby, B Uual Way Sug! It is wuveady up Ww the winsows! Lat ay due Wyetuer” iu Wuleh posiuuD Lucy Were sound svon uilerward Ly tue family, — ee Wa. K. VANDERBILI's YacuT LAUNCHED, Wu. K. Vanuervi’s new seel steam yacht Alva Wis sccessiully launeued at tue Harlan 6 dau sugsworen COMpaLY » yards ay Wan. Won, Del, yesuerday wiveru0on, ‘Lue Yucut was curisehed by dats, YZuagu, a sivier oi Bir, Vale a zd0 leel, extreme beam $2 ieet 2 tucues, uypts 21 cet 6 inches, and extreme draugut I" leet, Among thuse’ preseut at the nuned were Win. K. Vanderbilt, George Vanderuilt, Fred Vuyderbilt and Cuauneey 31. Depew. 2 sane aas VENETIAN VENGEANCE.—Canon Bianchini, while leaving St. aturk’s cataedral yesterday; Wat slubbeu to the heart by 2 tal, Who Ws ut Tested, und proved tobe Signor ‘Viaueni, 1or- meriy udeacun, Whose con ersion to Protest auusin caused & flutter amoug Cutholies a few years ago. On examination Vianeull de Ut became to Venice with the intention of avenging Lumself on Canon Basucuinl, whose cuicauery bad driven him w upusuicy and ruin. oe. Tue Sovru’s InpusrRiaL GrowTH.—The Baiumore Manufacturers’ Kecord, in its quar- lerly review Of tue suuih's industrial growin, REBUKED BY THE PRESIDENT. A Discharged Post Office Clerk Com- plains and is Answered. ‘Thomas Parker, an employe of the Brooklyn post office, wus discharged by Postmaster Hen- drix September 1. The postal officials, in refer ring to his discharge, said that every depart- ment superintendent under whom Parker bad worked reported him as satisfactory. The post- master had removed him to appoint a man who had passed the civil service exumination, and who was selected as a special delivers mes- senger by the former postmaster. Parker pre- sented his. cage to George William Curtis, and in reply Mr. Uurtis sdid: “The removal is an act of discretion on the part of the postmaster, and unless there is evidence that there fs a gross and flagrant wrong, and thata perfectly satisfactory clerk has n removed for im- proper reasons, neither the President nor Post- master Geveral could be expected to reverse the decisiva. If the posttnaster should say that in bis opinion you were negligent or inefficient, or anything else, and thatthe interest of the service seemed to him to require a change, Fou can see tHiat the President could not require Specitic evidence to determine whether the dis cretion of the postmaster was exercised wisely.” Mr. Cyrtls turtuer ssid that It would uot be pos- sivle ‘forthe President to consider every indi- vidual case. “If, however, you ate conscious tuat your removal is wholly eauseless and an abuse of the pustinaster's authority, [ advise You to file your protest, with evidence, at the departineni." PAGKER TO TRE PRESIDENT. Parker thereupon concluded to attract the President’s attention In the matter by encios~ ing Mr. Curtis’ letter with a letter of his own, saying: “After twenty-two yeurs of honest and fuliniul service in tne Brookiyn post office und ten years as a soldier, with an honoravie dis- charge, [have been removed without a mo- meut's notice from the Brooklyn post office. The exeuse given is incompetency. 1am au America and the man who hus taken my Place is an Irishinan, a Catholic, and cannot ‘speak the tunguage ot ourcouutry. Tnis is in- jved <ivil service with a vengeance. If Ameri- cuns must take a back seat let tue ones in front, be anything else but sorelguers.” THE PRESIDENT TO PARKER. The President replied as follows: ‘My Dean Ste: 1 find your letter of the 16th instant awaiting my return to the Executive Mansion, Your exceedingly ill-natured refer- ence ty the *Irlshipun’ and the “Catboile,’ who You say hus succeeded to your position, detracts Very lurgely, I think, from the claims you base upon ‘Lwenty-two years of bonest and fulthfal services in the Brooklyn post office and ten yeurs ava soldier, with au honorable dischurge,’ und demonstrates tbat you tave but little tues ov the impartial treatment due to Aiserican cit- izenship, You send me @ newspaper chpplog contaiuing « published letter writen to you by George William Curtis, whicu contains somuch xvod sound sease wpon tue general subject of the removal ofsubordinates by their immediate superiors that I commend it to your cureiul re- perusal.” ——__+ee. FRIENDS OF THE REDSKINS. They Favor Civil Service Reform in Agency Appointments. There was a lively breeze in the Indian con- vention at Lake Mohonk yesterday over the resolutions which, after eulogizing President Cleveland for his interest in the education and ultimate eltizenship of the indians wud his re- vocation of the order opening to white settlers the Crow Creelt rese. vation, declare that within tue lust two yeurs general changes in agents and thelr subordinutes buve been made, and that muny of the most experienced men in the service huve thus been lust. The conterence accordingly recommends the immediate appli- cation of the principles of civil service relurm tO the enure Indian service, This caused a Spirited dircussion. Erastus Brovks, ot New Xork, und President Ladd, of Santa Fé, wufuly 9 the resowwuion reer Wholesale Eee A a ae Cc That changes Were wrequently desirable, und that ould, use. ving parties 11 there to air, Brooks opposed the resuiuion because We could not sce Lit coud dv any good to the cause. He Pea not see the cousisiency in praising the lent in one resoluuivn @nd copaemning im in another. Tue resolutivns were udvo- Gated bY Mf Garrett, Presiseut Maglil, of Swarthmore goilege, uid Presideat Gila2, of Jobus Hopkins university. ‘Ther argument was that the Mubouk cunterence is kuowu to be Dov-pardsan; that 1D past years it bus not sailed to polby out the evils Of republican ad- nunisiration®, aud that It 1s expected every derulil's Wile, ‘Lue Alva I» desiged tv be tho | Year that the truth wil be Lold about the reai Jurgest, Baudsomest und ue of tue switess | situation, ‘Tbe resulutions, However, were steain Yuelis ever built, Her extreme leugta | adopted. Al the evening session a letter was received from Gen. Armstrong, ot tue Hampton (Va.) in sutute, in Wulen he Urged the apyrmtnent of uriny cflicers as Indian agents, favoring Ludian clitzeusuip, amd o« ine bils now pending in Congress, Gen, J.B. Marshatl spoke o: the good aéeviupiished 1 tue euucalion ou. the Loui euiluren, Senator Dawes 1 tess, In Whica be com cessity of making tue Ludian 4 sestsuppot citizen. soe AT REST IN OH10 SOIL. The Remains of the Late Chief Justice Chave—Ceremonies in Cinemnati Yes- terday. The remains of the late Chiet Justice Salmon P. Cuase were taken to the Music bull in Cin- ‘Telegrams to The Star. CRITICIZING CHURCHILL'S PROGRAM. An Old Tory Finds Serious Fault With It YESTERDAY'S VIOLENT STORM. Damage and Loss of Life at Buffalo. TITUS CONVICTED OF MURDER. Ss Sy The Knights\Declare War on Armour. —— DISUNION AMONG THE TORIES, Mr. Chaplin Severely Criticises Chareh- fif's Program. ‘Special Cable Dispatch to THR EVeNtNo Stan Loxpon, Oct. 15.—The attitude of the tory Party on Churehili's new program ts shown by & signed article by Mr. Chaplin pubtished to- | day, Chaplin represents the old tory party. It Will be remembered he was crowded out: by ‘Churchiil when the present cabinet formed, on the policy of maintaining the union with the ‘unionists unimpaired. He says the government Of the country was thereby absolutely handed over to Lord Hartington’s party. Oa the gov- erpment's intention to “cudeavor to lay the foundations of a system of popular local gov ernment in Ireland” at the next session of par- Mament, be quotes HicksBeach us saying last Jannary that the condition of ireland was not, in the opinion of the government, lavora- ble tor the consideration of locul government there, Chaplin prefers to stand by his earlier opinion, As tor freehold pivis, it they mean allotments he -upports tuem; if, as advocated by Jexse Collings, they mean smull holdings, be Opposes them. ON THE QUESTION OF CLOSURE he declares that Churchill’s propo-al to estab- lish it by a bare majority would lead to serious dissensions in the tory party. It would, be says,do immense mischiet and be ineffective as uw remedy. The saleguards sugge-ted are wholly illusory. Consivering that in che recent electious the conservative increase of strength in the borougis bas been 22 percent, in the counties 34 per cent, and that there are in the communs 136 tory county members, against 105 borough members, the attitude o. «# mao luke Chaplin will constitute a higuly important fuctor iu the cuuucils of tbe government. ——— THE KNIGHTS’ CONVENTION. A Long Report on the Southwestern ny RicHMonD, Va., Oct. 15.—When the general assembly of tht Kuights of Labor went into | session this morning at 9 o'clock the first busi- | ness to be Cumpleted was tne election of the | remaining general offic rs, two members of the general co-operative bourd. li was. expected twat this woud take bat a short time and that the consideration of tbe Feport ou Ue revision of the consiitation the commitiee on law umed, Tuis in turn wes to fotluwea by reports from viher commitiees, uearly all Oc which ure ready. Among Uwe tirst to be presented Is the report of the committee on the state of the order, of which Raipn Beau- montis chairman. ‘Tuls report endorses the report of Lue committee on legtsiation, of which Beaumont is also cnairman, and recommeuds: tual Wwe supplemeniary report of the we committee, in walcu a plan ior a congress com- | _— of represenlatives o: the Knights ut Labor estublished at Wasulugion, be sent oul to all local waseubiles ior \usir approval. | Mr, Meaumont te duily in receipt oF letters, bork trom Knights oi Labor and owwers,commending en, THE SOUTRWESTERS sTaue 1xquiey.” ~ ; The comumiuee ou tue stute of the order also endorses tae general muster workman’ dress to the geveral usscmbiy und recom- mends the endu: sement of Lue report of Cuaries: H. Licuinan, special agent appuiuted by the dencral master workian ‘ttt represent the order before we Congressional commitiee ap- poinied tv investigute the cause aud effect of tue Soutawesteru raliroad strikes. In mis re- port Mr. Litcuman recites that bear ueld at Varivus piaces iu Texas aud Saks, and says: “The lestimouy in beauilf of tae rail road Wus mainly Wsbow Wuat great damage bud beeu caused by the strike vo raturvad and commerce; thatit had been began on a frivolous preveXt, #itueut real causes and that the urder of Ube Kuiguts of Lavor was directly Tespousible for ull dumage dope aud all wets of violence committed. With the uulimited ree suurces al Lucir Command It was comparauvely easy fur tue railroad officials to CAKEPCLLY DRILL THRLE WITSESSES ina line vi stacements waich snouid Ot each olber, und this preliminary drilling Was paib- fully apparent in the testimony given, Like a Jot of putrots, they all ecuoed sumements Lust tie only cates Ube? had over beard uanigmed or the sirike was tue discharge of # wan named Hatt at Marshall, Pex. Tae sudicrous sameness orthis reply fully upset the digulty of the Scumulltce, and aller tolugrepostes astagaisty times, never tiled to bring a broad sme to their tuces, In the testimony pre- sened on bebalf of the order we ende: were states tue after he disrovered u Che whistierbefore the coliiaton Dout, he suid, was struck on the port bow. ang smut! Boats. ‘came down In torrents. Not know! the Ci} ‘Sie hada large’ hole stove in. From the Saet tate Ler bosd ne knew it was’ 10 her free, and bea: ebere. Bat i was omiy x tow minutes before ebe Degas to sink, and be ordered the crew to take to the fhe to thick that 1 was imposslufe to wee lng 80 thick that it roy one end of the boat to the other, while the off lund they were, and knowing that mr ‘Would be in peril in the small boate with sea runpis the crew became panic-sirieken, It was during this excitement that five men Jost thelr L.ves. ‘The four deck hands, with the second engineer got into one of the and Started to {ttrom the duvite, but the of ope Of the davits tuuied, aud as ibe other ‘Of the boal Was suddenly’ iowered the five fortunate men were thrown into Le water re lost to sight in the darkness and althongh their screams for heip could be a! y jor several ee ay curried (wo voutsand the With tbe teo others ‘of the crew, boarded ii, gpandoniag hearly ‘ail their personal effects & compass to guide them ths me pulled for tue shore. It was lite fad ae i death 10 ail of them. As they realized thelr perli they became more calm, and aftera seat pull the Sheboygan light was sighted, aud ‘made the harvor at a lute hour. ————— JANITOR TITUS CONVICTED. im the First Degree. Bexvivrnrg, N. The jaty Titus case rendered a verdict of murder in the first degree at six o'clock this morning. Fore man Like burst into toars after «anol the ve Op the first ballot the Stood 9 10 Saguinst the prisoner as guilty of auurder in the first degree. When the verdict was delivered Titus seemed stanved. His iawyers ordered him to take Bis feat, when be bowed Lis head and covered bis face’ with his hand —— REFUSING SWITCHMEN'S DEMANDS. Northwestern Railroads Will Not Ratee Wages—Four Eugines “ Killed.” MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.,Oct. 15.—The of all the rouds here held a meeting lust evea- ing and decided that they would not grant the increused wages demanded by the stl switcumen. ‘The Manitoba ofticiais culled sor police protection, and officers found that we | Strikers at the Mauiioba yards had ktlied four switch engines and had possession of a Mfth, whitch, however, they gate up without resist: ance. THE STRIKE MAY SPREAD. St. PAUL, MINN., Oct. 16.—Representatives of the striking switcnmen at Minneapoits met & number of St. Paul switchmen bere lust night, and it is understood ax a result of the confereuce that the Si. Paul conferees agreed to make certtin deuiunds upon the roads aud surlke if they are refused. It 1s not known bow far the St. Paul conferees can control the action, ‘Of the switebmen here. — A COLD WAVE COMING. A Big Fall in Temperatare Predicted. at Chicago. Cuicaco, Oct. 15.—Tne signal service announces the approach of a cold wave trom the west and iets that the temperasare ~ Wil iall from 16 w 35 degrees within the mexs, 32 hours, IRVING HALL FOR GEORGE. It Refases te Endorse Hew: New Youk, Oct. 15.—{t was semi-aMicielly Anvounced this morning Ubat Irving Hall has decided to rau 4 separate ticket. Aiter the re- ll of last UigbU's Convention reached the ears Ci ex-senator Exclessine, ex-senater Curvell and Robert B. Nooney, president ot the board of uluermen, these geuliemeu are sald to have mel und arranged a separate ticket, with Geome engored tur mayor, Mr. Ni is slateu (pr reaicction. This may be ebauged by a coulit! ‘witb (ve republicans and the com- mittee of one bandred. * ee , GREAT DAMAGE AT BUFFALO. The Storm Wrecks Many Slouses on Ine Beneh—Neveral Persons Drowned. BUFFALO, N. Y., Oct. 16.—Tue gale last night did vast damage. The wind reached a velocity ‘of seventy miles an hour. On the lake front, Deur tue Sea wall, lorty sinail houses were de stroyed by wind ‘und water. Several Perieved, amuug then a salior numed Ci aliiched” aud an old man named Joua ide imungs, ‘Ihe bodies of two cuildren were te covered tis morning, and ako wo bodies Wnich ure unkuown, on tue Hamburg ity. fwent Po eet ta tur aid been issued. aamiyea. post spiei uon, A Section of the rear Wall was domo, suutcing, bouts, 1 the vicinity like wn earibquake. estiunated at ¥12.u0U, Mrs. Roveris' saloon house, on tbe turnpike road, was carried about 50v feet, and the wumily Lad to take reiuge the atte, as the lower ‘were ruived. Of gers ound « family named Quinn up in @ tree, ‘Tyelr butse bad been demuisbed. ‘Their bired man, Dawed Joon Edinonds, who eyuld not climb the tree, was diuwned. Another house ‘ou tue turnpike Was carried away and tue tatm- ily are missiug. The scenes ou ibe bench tis muruing, rom the toot of Ganson ylreet tor bull 4 mille oF more to the eust, baffle description, PECULIARITIES OF THE STONM. cur ‘Oct. 15.—Dispatches trum points ia nori jAbu wod wortbern central 1linois report, eunsiderabie damage by the siorm. A number of frame buildings in the suburbs were viown dowu, The town of Tebmaun, cousist- ing of fiity frame Louses, on the line ot ‘the U o aud Nortuwestern’ road, was Noone was hurt. “IL was one of tue phenome hui storms Of the year,” suid Ube signat “and there me points about it whieu wi be of great MMBerest tw ine scientific word. It ‘was chart by one of the lowest bare metric pressures ever observed. AtCoicaga, Wwheu the storm center was here, the barumever registered JUSt 29.098, corrected sor wea revel, ‘Tuere has ever een & storm in which all tue Andications of its formation were more decided.” apa enekalnee NM e “- VERY SEVERE OX THE LAKES, vr el suys that “even Ue West, 1u tue days of its { Cluuuti yesterday, wnere the ccremou: Vored to show tha the contract of 1885] The storm on the luke was tbe severest that ‘Admiewion to ail ob'youe dime. Weserved orate BE H REE £60, 7 p55 COOPERATIVE BUILDING assoctaTioy, | Auule Wright as one of snaliaved econ | greutest progress, probubiy’ never saw sucu ure- | held, ‘Tue buildiag was crowded with eitizens | had veen persisientiy, broken, and that @ toes | pane storm on Ue I year. At-2 o'clock the caew) for any perfu cured. veil EK ft Rex 8 ASSETS SEPT. 15, 1886, $691,883. TEs Y fs 3 neudous strides of progress ws sume Portions of | to do poner to the memory of the distuin- | Hite o1 grievances hud becu suffered, cour! man ut the crib reported that the wind was PRIVATE DANCING LESSO\5 TAUGHT BY A | ER H ERS Goo 15, the office. She comes highly recommended tor | (ve south are Duw Making.” ‘The center ol in- guished dead. The stage was reserved ior the | Pitived os and considered vy the uisiricis 1n- | bigwing 71 milesan hour. A heavy feet left iy. ound Danewg a ~peela tg. Lesnoiss given | xk NNN “GGG Beoksare now open for shares in the 12th issue. | Wiis Wapurtaut Work aud chuorsed LY promi | terest ior sume thine nas ven in the iron wud The canker wes placed to Irontot the | Ylved, wou that wuile the district assembly | here for ine east shore Weduesday- and grave bs 4 suppined mel Address Miss A.C. star Subscriptions and paxments: can be made at the neut lawyers and business men, steer iudusiries, and iu tuese tue uctivity hug | Speakers. ecusket Was places i Wa iu session al Maursuuil, matters culminated | fears are entertained for ats saiety oitice, i _soblws' | BPP 2 ceo gee lomee or the Amoction duly trom ‘bavra me appear oaas been Wonderiul, thouga In other lines of ulver- | platform on two cowumnns, und was covered with | in tue dischurze ul Brother C- Dellur Jay Gould caine in from Lake Superior C4 FAL CYCLE Co.. 1406 NEW YORK Ave. | ppp fA E pre eee = ses oe # A Cold Wave Coming To-night. Sied munu.actures there 1s iso remarkuble | towers, | Hmey preicat. As the exposition of the case | lust nigul, She was ten hours lute. Capt, dan eanks er nae Tae | 4 Aaa ha Go Pamputets Teriial: tiny the Oblact ot che manectation, The tuiluwing weuther Lulletin was issued at | Progress, During (athertatrert aera 2836] Tue ball was well filled by members of the qenkosh ges y od Cantey onus be bans: oe wo severe a wei” | AA Mab AA CO) Kee | ty adv. mages, €e,, will be furuisbed, and subscriy: | 1Uo’¢iock trom we signal oftice: ‘The sworm, | ‘4° icorporated companies tepescuted by tue | Grand Army of the Republic and other fti- | SocMneuy ,velore ihe Committee at Farons, | axtormon Lake Michigan.” JANORAMA OF BAITLE OF BULL RUN, 814SEVENTH STREET, N. W. pays central yesierduy meruing lo aurthern Iilivuis, uud wiuing eolerprises or- | zeus and ubelr familles, As Mrs. Kate Chase | ts quoted. Conciudi g tis report, Mr. Litcu: | THE KNIGHTS TO FIGHT ARMOUR. les tet EE Eee i D.Cap. sta, | his pussed rapiuly to the northeast, accompu- | .uuizeu or chartered ut the south, uid in the | passed down the aisle, a iuneral march was Peay: “Lue tesutony of ulner witnesses ab came "The mont reniinile Battie weene ever paluied _ Geo. Cottear . ri 5 bo 9 nw. weWisbUE.. § oilicer, Agi. Dept. ‘Agt, Shand D ss, suce Pubic erinter, Lighted at nlzht by 3u0 electric aight Open trom ¥ am. to 10 p. Admiinden, SY c DDE Ch! conta. On Saudays buif price. Died by severe gules in the luke regions, anu is now central near the noutt of tue Si. Law. Tence. A silght culu Wave las appeared In tue €ulargement of old plants and rebusuing of inilis tua Were destroyed by tire, agsregrutes ‘MbUUL pd3,594,20U, agatist $Oz,3BU,900 .oF Lae Yarivus places Was Curroburauve of twat uf Brotuer Hols, and suvwed couclusively the existence of Valid reasous of compiuint and « Sounded irom tue orgab. Representathe But terworcn inade @ briel address wormady iran Jerring the remains ty Ou.0. Gov. Foraker, in MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. ee wrt icentsand at 69cents, All-Wool Felt Hats, fash- ‘ren under = ar CH1CaG0, Oct. 15.—This morning the 1,200 EXCURSIONS, PICNICS. BPC | snap are oetaghine ghnglish Felt Hats, best : es Dep | Serer ee ee cae ne etues | oT er cugn yom MiscgcRMATION Ck TexAu=| Soun Elauol See Veexeanary dacsuiorcoer ROAD The strike was decided on last night, Knight EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, ETC. pee and color~ and ues. finisu. lon. Ells Spear. licitor of Patents, 927K n.w. ‘ A note rom Sumerset, 4 uaskora county, tuirty | suug tue “Cuorus of Augeis.” In tue oratiun | under-bosses which wus beyond the power of | of Lavor Barry, sent here trom Richmond to > At3116, French .eit Hats and Bonnets, elegant A COLD WAVE COMING, ve s —s set abst 1s Ferachs ats et, Ot | Thos B. Cross, jr-Lambe dealer. sth st, cor. Me} 44.15 4, a. cco Wo oot 1. The tem- | Miles irom Sau Antonio, Texus, givesu inea,er | by ex-Gov. Huuuly a Liga tribute was paid to | humun torveurance tw patiently endure. All | erect a seulement, says he is satisfied be ean e ~ B CABLN Jol At $1.5, best French Felt Hats, desirable shu} $F pine iactanach eerets 2280 Hist nw, | oe tuce wil provubly full 26 10 80 degrees iy | HeCuML OF the lyncuitig of w negro nuuied | tue memory of Air. Cuase. Lt was a eulugy Of | trough the luvestigation gue 1c was piuluiy | Go no good, as the packers will not treat with, FA Berbers scam Ps Kor La10. aud colurs, heavily bound. oe | eoataiaan _—-—Hubilon, Parker @ Oo. clothlera. | peruliire will proba dight invsteure indicated | Auck. About a mouth ago be enucavoreu to | love, aud recelved wtbuued applause, Justice | sows wulch Coulé not fail, to gala the ndias- | 2e,o £oeds us Lae packers will, ne immediavely WEDNESDAY od TRAD pvorteyd ASL Heaver Hats, all styles. D. Kitenhouce, Rotary, Ress & Cosban, | lor Suturduy muruing 10 Ube vicunity of Wasue | Marry @ whive girl, Ler consent wus obtained | Suey Mutthews, of ue Uniteu states Su- | rativn of ull, aud inal was the unswerving lvy- | to luy tue cave before tue Kuniguts’ convention, 1G Cabin, Georgeuwis, Boat cats be | 1gnh Se, S220, Finest Black Si:k Beaver Hats, | Jag, H. saville...Aitorney-ati wy Giover Bullig, Fst | iugwit. aug le would Lave succeeded but ior his un-| preme Court, iu inasing the cioslug audress | uity of menibers in vbedience to the orders o: | sir’ Barry suid: “We have declared war on fo the Captus cena | gree Hate Tri ? J. Whit Herrou... -Kveulig Star utfice, —— ror Unely arrest, be wus lucked up jor some day's, | sald he could add Doiblug to the picture which | thelr superiors When the word to strike came. | the big pork speculator, and st will be war to Tee nie antigens, Wae— Trimmed and Untrimmed-chil- | Hi. Willard. Secy Collie Fite ue Late Fee whe ncbiea a kaa Ou Suuguy wight a purty o.musked' men toule | hud been d.awo ol the greatness dud publicser- [In many iusiubees the question — was | tis kifite. I ebelt gece Ricuinoud tele the M aaa. med iu Felt and Vever Phen, eee Tay | WT Waiker.. i Snore nksgiving. Auics Irow Jun and buvged bi, und the jury | Views of Samou P, Cuuse, aud ony spoke ve- | asked, ‘Would you strike ‘azain under | convention adjourns. Armoure meuts Se Steamer W. W_CORCORAY | Sibu. Ce ee The Jewisi cougregutions in this city began | reiurued # Verdict of “death at the Bund of | cuuse ip his South be bua wdlen under te spell | similar clreumstaaces?™ ‘Most ussur | throughout the United States will be unknown Wi make ail, =F = to Marshall Tartana | ae Hats — Ronnets—Our imported a yesterday the celebration of the Succocy, or | Wukuown parties,’ aud puipenee nee area ets since See jeans wate Fae AR a crane, in lews then Loree mouths, We suall take care Gigmont, teas nz at vam. airiying at Wadhiugua Hits, expresiy linported for wines Palace tt “aber x ————+er-—__—_ been mis follower ai > iniend. s pee Ter Cid Mace Head af Sante Eid | cost babe goO dS Oe ee eta nt o raunee BIR the Feust of the Tabernucies. The teust, wusieh =e oe inoue a Sarva Fail | cost 690, 40 hd & LURES CAUSED BY FonGEeRY.—Sacob | spuke ol the leading principles of Mr. C iuVestigation, that tbe ruliroad company bad ave such ache: ceucaln, Ele exteuds over w season of one wee! Far Vel a's “ ie was vegua | wi es *y cler us Lugs Lat suvuld especially be | iis spies in Our assemblies, aud was ialiy in- Lentlensrd, alld’ teas wer¥ec ula carte. Fruit, mils, | bai Pattern Hats, American manufacture ut 86 8s, aLevening service Wednesuay nigut, ‘The or aici ieee ee eee aes \naamaled eyAbe goin tnee as tasscouniy. «| torurenerenoes stonemmmeten tin amen eae We. ee create aud lac suppined cscursiourste Sone and SIU. pleites iu Ciheinati, assigned yesterday. Latie y, 7 ry ry hee ex ueend-trip 2h ereee | © Wings, Fancy Feathers and Birds, the largest stock, thodox Hebrews celebrate both tue first two | Luiids, 9100,000, ‘the iaiiuce was catsed by |. Jumes BE. Muruock, tue veteran trayedian, | tempimied. Kuowing tuat tue discontent exist- = m= the Hoat will make two trips to Mar | we country, at LU, 15,25, 3,60 7c. and 1. days and tue lust two daysof the wees,and | tue forgery oO. weir confidential clerk, K. M, | Fecited a poem by W. D. Galmyuer, aud waiter | ing would svon provoke s cunflict, Ube company ball sali, lewVing at 16 atv. and? 30 pw. returuing | vets and Plusbes for cranulngs at Sh, S146 and tinued to-duy, 1 ‘f Dull, way fas flea to Cauuua, Skaais, Edwards | benediction We remuins were curred tv Spring | quietly mussed a large surplus o: help ta tout | xopring KNOWN IN MEXICO OF TRE REPORTED Vande pos bute Mound trips Z3e | s1.20'per yard. con Celeuration pecan pasogue on bth) SUG. unotuer Jeunut cummiss.on firm ae 8g | Grove cemetery, Where they were cominitied | section und held tem tm Feadiues for ua NULGEE OF METEEMEROT Qtaeenee Bienes WOW CURCORAN” __anzo | | Pandy Viushes and Velwets at 61.25, $1.50 and 62 MILL & JOHNSiU5, Thorulg, durlug the wereees Bai oe Ma date | Sud SO Water strecty alwo, tated, ‘They hoid | Fest in Ube mally 10%, emergency. The compuny was better prepared | _g {iverm. On ahomn = = ar = UrUILg, We wervice, Mi. 8. Wal a ; tea a Soo than the men. Estos, TEx., —An Associated Neiveteens at 25, 35. 50, (0 an: T5e. 723 15th stn. w. C] ered # iecture tu German wo tue fon, | BLEU ¥3U,0V0 worth of Weiler's paper, and 3 ~ 8 representative cabled an i tO tbe WwW. T, -E pgatrich Tips in ail colors aud black at 2,87 00and | REALESTATE 1OAN'AXDINSURANCE | She yeust sone Os hrc n nee el So NsTeRAUL. | TOC Rabaitties will probably reach BOS UO. Another Colored Exposition. Tne a Oe ae eee OUT arother | City oF Mexico lust evening asking wbout the orse Awan iis Kuarruqvake | 7c. abduncn. } ought. guid und exchanged. Particular | Tution of the deliverance ot tue Jews irom tue Sy a RECONDEN MATTHEWS INVITED TO GO TO] Houle was correct Liat tue ‘Knights bad wssunsination of ex-President Gunzales at Gev- eae aptenclen given to the renting &; hou ca and collecign | Wilderness und hus counecled with it mauy | SUING A NAVAL OFFICER FOR SLASDER NORTH CAROLINA. Teusun to believe the engineers wouid join them, 5 ee SS a ae Nee eee armen ON TENE| WEAPE WRAP WRADAL | | Sodan tnercasce ita ta. serene erro | Cr eer Gre, Ss MMM OENnES ree neeces Houta olan: oe DsSier | we SPs Mee peper re tieaeeliepbarenntioted Pra Heng eegeson se egennior ee ogee Pa a arma CLOTHING AT Paseo Reterence ¥, € A a ty ui re give un industrial exbibition at Raleigh vext yun ot aa Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Jow, citron and ugtuma fruit Ab teir acmes | ler’s staff, lor slunuer about two mouths ago, a © Gish Walking Jackets, New markers, agian, SESE REOKAS. Gurlog the Week the Orinodus take ticle uieuie | The case éutme Up igr trial in the Uulted ‘suites | month, tocontinue several weeks. A deloge- | cugineers would Join the Kulglits, and had ‘Trying to Kill a Bigemiet. aK HALL, | in Cte, Seal Pluk, Sees aie, ond uate > orecsed iu the Open air and trimmed gisteice Sees hy et Beer arn ye Lion of colored eltizens of that state, neaded Uy | tance to lake thelr places Fortunuwiy,, he | 4 BROTHER oF ONE OF THE VICTIMS ATTACES svt of ao od y ul ‘THE RASCAL IN COURT. xprewly for Kisgs Patnce oe tan bas ‘sos. peroaive the ileulenant by request of the | Sir. Hunter, commissioner of the Colored Pev- | suid, we were avle lo make an arrangement by | an © eg. ‘Tap for L dies 5, iY es Wuich the engineers remained soyal and men CHI Oct. 15.—A special dispateh from Corner 10th and F streets, | Children's Clonzs at e4. $5, 26 SrhGe. oe eee ee ie THoMPS Eastport, Me., in Flames. Aumisg Cueadee soritore ie Jace ef ue | acc oe och. Glebe weanes: | irom u distance were but weeded. Peruaps au | In is says: A joung man Duined Haines |. Don't buy auth you buve inspected our assortment DE 0 THOMPSt)! A GREAT CONFLAGKATION IN PRucexss Last | At! I duy on. Mr. J.C. M 7, the recorder ‘opportune visit ot P.M. Arunur, chiet of ive | appeurea in court yesterday during the trial of _ ‘aud posted yuursei DENTIST yeur. Lieutenunt Calhoun told the admiral | deeds of ‘the District, and urged his nce posted y Tegardiug prices at xv: 2 brotheravod ef lucomuuive engineers, to the | Joun L. Lee, charged with 7, and iried to ieiasa Gains cn Oke acta id Resid ENING, ees had Kuown the mun ou the wun | during the exbibilion, ana invited him to | Sutuwese Just at that me iuas have besa ‘Te 4 ,— a x went = 2¢30-1m* A destructive coutiugration broke out tae SRE Ebi, ro ae was muke « kbort uadress a on any day suited | rrrea to. ot Hates -— Imo. W. Comson. | Jxo. W. 2 4 stowurd 10 plain Adams comventens corder Mutiuews re- pens Sa aatgeow wera bee eS Maas GAMEEE [0 Easiport, Me yesterday afternoon, | HOvurdO Cupid, Adams of tue, Lafttord | (0° big. come poker, mauaars re Fare STRIKE sUSTuFIED, “ Paracas eat ee oo i tn, Cupeu'snralde entsbilsumenty aud | hit Utm how aoa’ fue eaienane ARb | c'VGd, et Biman” and lw tue cause | is eagy naupt, uw, we atthe sith wuarce Fuse Worned Corkacrcw Prens crbortnaie es 15, CORSON & MACARTNEY, soon swept throush the business portion of the | udued iuut the mun wa-a lia - Upon the Fepre |doubted the -policy of his making any ad-| TM, easy" . eed penx tots bees os gc ccs 0h Bankers and Dealers in Goverument Bonds = J igwn, Four sardine hops, Sniith’s saloon, | sentation Robinwuu was reiused work. tne) deus’ st unis tue, for he was sory ‘baty ta i y 2 cull line of ight wud iewey wergin Overvoute from | Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections. Paine’s lurge store, Warren Brown's house, | Suit Wes not cunciuded. bls efforts Vass stenintise the-wurk of his uffics Wrote Bes. gods aud Uurgulus ever showme, FOR BOYs 5 TO 12 Good Suits at $2.75. Worth Ba. Ketter sults ae who. Wort. 3D. Beat « ordurey Suis Ai o4. seu elsewhere at $6, A opitidid Lb@ of Bue cassiuere, Iroc Wide Wale Muuid, however, bold te. mater ia abeyance a ein and at some tine if possible daring tbe Preesut, He asared. tuem Of his hearty ma Patuy fo auy upd ulletfures to wuvauce the in: Rallrdad stocks and Bonds, and ail vecurities listed. on the kuchauges of New York, Piuladelphiay Boston S3d'Balumoreovught and sold” sores made of Investment Securities Ronis and ail tical Halirud, Cas rioerance sit ‘Telephone stuck dent in. R. B. Ciark’s nouse and other dweilings were svou destroyed. Tue Passamaquoddy hotel cuught fire ut 4 o'clock and was destroyed. The telegraph and telephone offices were won afterwards buined and communicat wit the outsiue world suspended. ‘Tne tion of ‘A series of vurglarious operations, apparen conducted by au orgituised Ux, co pe oD at Miudlewwa, N. ¥.,aud vicioiy. wo Ineo bave been arrested on wus; be Lewis Webster, twice tried und convicted and seutenoed ty deutu at Warren, Olio, for tne. & oclé 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. FP FLOODING OF THE American Beil Teiepbone Stock Bought and sold.au? igroal ol ihe new cluizeu-elementor thecoauiry. | Sr Ke - oe <ul FP uie FLOODING OF THE TOWN the ire on the sky could be seen ut distence | murder of « man nameu Harriugion, Las, one | H. that Lue peuple yeueruily of this couu- NOvercost: tums @2—010 $10.” Best of bargains T INO. MORAN, Ortuirty miles, When the tire started the tide | third trial, been acquitted by the Jury. very littie of the true merit of culured | 5 {be With Cheap Sradbacnintta aie. was 1oW and ebbing and the reservoirs became | _ Nathan ‘A. Bucr,# inerchantot Harrisburg, a cies 2) gaa eae STOVES, RANGES AND FURNACES, Has. large force ot goud mechanics to ere : Soong Sith cobemmarnent ned lacy ing: ‘bis! ucouunts us treasurer of building: Inexdent to the building of 0 many cheap Bouses, has | aug’ atic Ail of Bibs & wextous sade Wanaks Virginia Coupon Cases, a anighiar of the bee icestes ewwunere. Wurxserew, Tricot and ‘not Literiered with the sales of our ‘Balimere Latrobes. Simond’s M fg. Co. | vlver ‘A COMPROMISE AGREED UPOR. . ‘Brovks deciares that the “< pul Bevin malts wee i weeclas. syle at prices 10 to CELEBRATED GOUL8 LX THESE LINES ple ye og in the tnirty odd coupon cases in Judge | heriucher bad bees placed han insane asylum Oresennteie Gch canna eee expenses. Where Houseowners are seeking Plumbing, &c. Bond's court, in Richmoud, yesterday, the at-| wus absulttely antrue.- Her father is well ané. COMFORT AND ECONOMY. \ 8 yaginine food work and fair prices, Quen unttl | torney general and J. R. Tucker, of counsel for | maiking.a tour of the continent. - PANTS. HAYWAKD € HUTCHINSON, | 9». ee a Bis = the indemnity board of the state, agreed to ae ppeg re pes ben bes. 58 Som, Youths, Boysand cnit- | _0c13 424 en wreet | (> hich scarey compromise them all by paying buck to the | fuyihe arrives ot Asserican viuiensen, i oad FeD at prices wer than ever befure. | ay pens, * FINE GaS FIXTURES Persons instituting suits for trespass the off bis persoual recognizance, the wit | j motto: No iroubie 10 show goods: isos ‘a5 ‘ amonnts fur taxes. This wili cost jibe state i = ree ¥ | Lanasr PanIsIax MODES IN HAIR Goops, 2, Soames i geste luge sum, the costa being heavy. Itis Jon Work a Specialty. Stovd ai Richmond thut no treasurer 0: uu Oak HALL ALLE M. J. PRANDI, 1300 F srmuxr. 2a 400 one nw. | cuuity or city. tn Virginia. wil weet 4 :8, ENGLISH THe WASILINGION 6 Pik CEN 1 Pelt. | OD the 4 pad. eclé CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS OUARARAR CS Svinine COnEC Rte | SS UA SENT BUILDING assuciar.gx | pouw fron PR ie te pe oplerentaly ons Al a 1 ‘eid eaines Sunucied. Se | OBery an excelivut o, portunity tor siely investing | Kenerat eyinta to os : eit Dressed iF Stall won ings OF larger asouute und a pew attenpt tO setuie the My Fact Stock .CWARD L, DENT @ Gu, necurity Or tbe stocpoluers a ES - alg tepne mone Sat san | ES HY Pi a eaacle oni g MRR cre one: Serlspecuva: Whi take pommure te sa gon ea | NAM AND ict t aemae ASP | Uittaliding josie Feb uaiy 1, 1806. s290.27000 | 4 iat , Rochentar, Fe erie Ble emi A Duyiex aid Noupareil iter (@Xem ewes Waere ms es ‘a ran, nokia ets a Netware cater and | ostieapmocaiion cae Fat nono teh ana | eam bathe ted is eee Mmwde wis celebrated icup WwW dewib, te ‘will attempt tue suine 2.10 Wale G bakuot X. Ww.