Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1886, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. andlth St, by Tke Evening Star Newspaper Company, ing Fees, Tah SST garter nee irom Casccrs on thelr own account at Toons SEE ene rata” Cogan eh ee fe Srontis one year, $0: six mouths, . [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C,as scibagitis nual matters] Tr Weekty STAR—pubtidhon on Feidey—$1 # Rape ares See ‘sg A)! mail subscriptions must be paid in advance: si Paper sent lovger than is paid for, Rates 0 advertising made known on annticatton Che nening Star, Vou 69-Na 10,430. WASHINGTON, D.C.. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1886. TWO CENTS.- ___AMUSEMENTs. SPECIAL NOTICES. A PPAUGH'S GRAND OPERA ‘HOUSE, O' Every Evening. Matinee only on Saturday. nak ance of ROSINA VOKES a Hi ‘sd Farce Comedy, by A. W. Pinero, Wednesday —— sib Eveninc, THE SCHOOLMISTRESS. A Tripie Bill, consisting of Tharsday APSIN DICK (new). =; Amy ESSON (new) and mE = A PANIOMINE REHEARSALL Siatnee yey aeeiS EHS Beet, atinee LUIS . (by request), and Night “A PANTOMIM~ REHEARSAL Next week: HELEN DAUVRAY in “ONE OF OUR GIRS.” HE THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OF THE “HARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY UF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA will be_heid on THURSHAY EVENING, Oct. 21, 1886, at 8 o'clock, in =pencerian College halls and parlors. Lincoln Hall Hing. th and Dats nw. Yoursefand filends interested in the objec and work of the socley fend. Ob ects of the Socte plans are earnestiy invited to at- lety: Co-operation of charities, repr. sxon of puuperism aad vaxrancr, promotion of industry. thrift. providence audseli-de-pendence. “Not mms, Dut a friend” Progrum—Solo. “ihe New iozdom.” Tours: Mra H. A. Mills, contraito of Cecilia Quartetie. Remarks by the President. Gi eral ~eeretary’s Annual — Keport. Annual Ki ‘Thirteenth, Conference of Charities. and | Correction. Teports by the delegutes of the District zuvernment and of the Charly Urgamization Society Mra Sara A. Spencer. Mr. Hf. G Spep ‘Miss Clara Barton. ational Cuimmities and Efforts. Miss Gara Barton, President of the s Association. " Solu. “The Sailor Boy's Farewell, Blumeninail: Leonard Garfieid \pencer. Remarks by th- District Commissioners, Hon. simon Wo.t and other distinguished citizens, apon the robiems of Yaurancy, panperisin, vice and ¢rime, in the Cap tal \dividuat clonal Red Cross of the Chited states. "Eiection of Board o Manazers. AS. Fratt, President; Chas. A. James, Treasurer: J. Pratt, General oel93t NEW Satis aL THEATER ONE WEEK. COMMENCING MONDAY. OCTOBER 18. Engagement of the Peerless MARIE AIMEE, ‘The Brightest and Most Artisse Commedtenne of the esent Day, ‘Under the Direction of Simmonds & Brown, Presenting for the First Time ia this City and until further notice, VICTORINE S\RDUU'S THREE-ACT COMEDY, DIVORCONS, A SATIRE ON THE DIVORCE QUFSTION Interpreted by a Supurb Company of Artistic Merit In Preparation, MAMZELLF. Next wees—FPIE ELLSLE ARRIS BIJOU THEATER RVERY AFTERNOON AND EVE: DURING THE WEEK, ‘The Celebrated American Actor, B MAY! Sor pass Next week—ihe Favorite W1LB! ocls-6t Hes NINTIST. OPERA HOUSE Every Afternoon at 2 ext week—A COLD DAY COMPANY (GTON THEATER. TONY PASTOR'S GRAND COMPANY, From Tony Pastor's Theater, New York, headed by | America’s Own Comic Singer, TUNY ” PASIOK. | Grand importation from London and Paris, Dare | the'23d day of October tustant, why the prayers of the Brother~. wo derfut gymnasts. Mile Catherine Ne Sou, another trans-Atautic attraction, with her flock Of trained birds an: dogs. Her pe:formance Includes IbaFyeluas iliusions, aud the latest Parisian sensation, | AHE VANISHING “LADY. “Calan, ‘Healey and | Callan—Electric three. Flora Moore, the great char | eter singer. Joun F. Byrnes aaj Mise Helieue, | Marry Morris, W. Hrues aud diss Earl Reming ob, Leopold and Bupne.. concluding wih Marry Morris Comecy entitled THE DUTCH INSPECTOR, Mabuees Tuesday, Thursday und Saturday. No advance in prices.” good seat, drst floor, <5 cents cl IME MUSEUM. ‘The Popular Resort of the People. Every ANeruoon and Night this week The Grea: Boston Theater » CONDEMNED To DEATH. With the same three great stars in the cast: ANNIE LoUts vtlar performance tor a dune. g the week. Seats reserved ior any performance duriy cls ét BA FAN EOS Quickly and correctly taught, by simple method, iu one quacter. oniv $6. I guarantee the most un musical person io play « perfect tune each mud every Jessen OF ho charge. Parlors ope 1110 pak. GEORGE DE jc ions prom All commu: answered. okt Jockey Civa Races The Fall Meeting of the NATIONAL JOCKEY (CLUB will take place TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29. FIVE OR $IX RACES EACH DaY. STEEPLECHASES! STEEPLECHASES! TWO HUNDRED FIRST-CLASS RACE HORSES. ‘Trains leave the B. and 0. Depot on Race Days at @:40 and 8:30 am. and 12:10, 12:30 1:00 and 130 p tm. Retarntrains in waiting at termination of each Gas"sracing. Round Trip Tickets 15 cents. RACING WILL COMMENCE AT 1:30 0cLOcK | COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. EACH Day. Improper characters will, as heretofore, be ex- cluded, ocl@21t NIVERSARY AND REX SHI LODGK. No. 7.1.0. AL WiPLES ARMORY. ERIDAY EV. NIN Musie by Third Arul.ery Band. um wand Drum Corps, and Eureks. I be received at i mitting geutiem a7. LOMINICS NEW HALL s Wisi be Opened With d AGKAND SOCIABLE. WEDNESDAY EVENING, UCTOBER 20, 1886 ee 15,820 Pi KIVATE DANCING LESSONS TAUGHT BRYA od Daneiig a ~peciarty. Address Ke Lessons given ied method. iss A.C. star Swe ¥ yeles, Tandem, and Sociables for reat by the ‘Tricycles $10 per manil. a bour. day, wee Ladies 25 crus ONL. hour. ret BULL RUN, Pennsylvania ave, istic Battie Sceue ever painted. wignt Ly $00 eieesrte dybts. Gpen from 9 a.m. to 10 pin. Admission, OU ecnts: Children ander 12 years, 25 cents. Un Sandars half price. Jez EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, ETC. Hae GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN BRIDGE —sicam Packet “EXCELSIOR will Make ber regular trip tw Great Faliso SUNDAY, | HOH. Twombly CHUSETS AV. Orrick oF THE ComMIssIoNERS OF THE Distaicr oF CoLuMata, WasiuNaTox, D.C., Oct. 19. 1886. Deeming it conducive to the public interests to open a highway from the intersection of Boundary and 22d Streeis and Massachusetts avenue ii uorthwest- Wardiy direction to and across Rock cPvek. through she iands of the heirs of Thomas K Lovett, Evan Lyons, Gardner G, Hubbard, Joun W. Thompson and gilters, the Commi-sioners of the District *= Columbia have had said ruute duly surveyed aud a plat thereof Prepared and filed in this office, In compliance with the requirements of law, notice ig herevy given of the proposed opening of the high Way as aforesal ll persons who have objecticn to present are difected to ‘attend at_the office of the Commissioners at ELEVEN AOL, SATURDAY, the S.XTH DAY OF NOVEMBE.< POX. at which Unie the Commissioners will give hearing to all per- sons in inverest, order of ihe Commissioners of the District of WILLIAM TINDALL, Secretary. (Ke ISTHE <crREME couRT OF THE \ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Special Term as a i isirict Court of the ited States for the sald District. Iu the matter of the coadensnation of lund for a Con gresslonal Library— 0. 383, Upon consideration of the petition Connol y. Frances & Melutire and Melntire. her hushand: Sabina M. Mil er and Francis W. Miller. her husband: Maria Abtolnette Holtaman and Robert 0. Holtman, fr husband: Camille E ‘Morn Ht. Kuews, her busbaiid; Anna Clem- entina Sims. Rosa G. imams, Martin P. King, wid ower of Alice V. King: Mary King aid Georgia king, Gaughiteis of the suid Martin P. aud. Alice V, Ring and Martin +. King, Hdward k. King and Alberts ‘Theresa King children of the s.4d Martin P- and Allee V. King, by Martin P. King. their tather aud nest friend, ig the sum of six thousand one hundred and ninety-five dollars (8.195) and thirty-six cnt (BB), ‘ussessed by the Jory of ‘the above entitled canse “as” the ‘Value “of the ‘certain piece or parcel “of ‘land designated “in” the suid cause &s parcel numbered seven (7), of square numbered Seven bundred and thirty-one (731), In the chy of ‘Washington, betrg parc of iot_numbered two (2). in ‘sad square. "It ts this 13th day of October, A.D. 1886, ordered that all per-cns claiming adversely to toe sad Retitioners, more especially" Vittorio” Franzonl, or ili, by whatever name she may be known, or ber heirs or representatives, If she be dead, show cause if guy sheor they may bavewun or before the TWENTY- SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. A. D. 1880, why the prayer of the ‘said petition shotld not be'granted, Aad the said money paid C0 the petitioners. Provided, that a copy of this orcer be published every ocher Gay for ten (10) days prior to the ald tweaty-serenth Gay of October. A-D. 1886, In some newspaper printed nd pubilshed in the istrict of Colombia. CHARLES P. JAMES, Justice, &. est! OG Potice or exte: S810 ‘OF MASSA- (R= 755 RIE, SUPREME cor DISTRI T OF COLUMBIA, As a Special Term Thereof Sitting as a Distriet Court Of the Cuiied states for the sald District. Inre Condemua ion of Land for a Congressional Li- brary. No, 333, Distriet Court. Upon consideration of the petition of William and Rothwell.c aiming. GAGST od, asees-ed by the | vaiueofparerinimbered 17,in square pelug sub lot "bh" iis the said’ Syuare. Tt | isths 11th’ day of October, A. D. 1886, urderedy a ‘ded and decreed that all parties claim the said Willlain and sarah Kothwe ly the heirs or represeuta:ives of 1 ot Wiliam McCloskey, of Kan eorge Barron, sini cause on oF be! ay of Octuber ‘why the prayers of the granted and the said titioners: Provided, That wublished every otuer day for- nes pard to the sald acopy ofthis orde be inst, | SPECIAL NOTICES. BERS OF THE W. C T.U. ARE. << ‘requested {0 attend the reguiar meeting on WEDNESDAY the rein thes Mission THE COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE (CO. OF THE DI~TRICT OF COLUMBIA.— annuel dividend of 4 per cent _on the Capital Stock of this Company, out of the earnings for the Past six months, hus been declared, and will be’ Pay able toStwuekholders on and after’ MONDAY, No- vember Ist. 1856, at the Company's Oilice, 1a the Kellogg Building, 1416 F st. nave ‘Prat fer books closed trom’ Getober 26th to No- Yember Ist, both days inelusive. By order of the Board o: Trustees, HL K. WILLARD, OC1Y.21,25-3t (a= 2OTIcE 1s HEREBY Gives { Promissory Note of H. C. PARSO: Sep ember 91h. 1886, at hinety days, for favor uf FRANCES M. JOYCE, aud by her endors-d, s been lost. Ail persons aré ‘warced nt to pare chase suid note, “Payment thereof hus been stopped. 0c 9-3¢ FRANCES M. JOYCE. OCRATI OTE iN NEN ‘Hampshire temporarily residing or offi- cia.ly employed iu Washington will be given all pos- sible information as to special railroad rates at the Fooms of the Congressional Committee, 1408 HL st. W.S. Hutchins, member of the committee for New tiampstire, will attend dutty from 12 m1 to 1 m. a> IN THE SUPREME COURT Ge Sash oP ESE Holding a Specia: Term asa District Court of the United Sates, In the Matter of the Coudemnation of Land for a Con- gressivnai Library, No. 383—Distr ct Court Doc. Upon consideration of the petition of Frederick Steinie, herein fled. clahning the sam of fifteen (hous Sand sexen uundret and sixty-five dollars and. Hl.y cents ($19,769.60), assessed by the jury herein as the Value of parcel 8, square 731. it isby the Court ordered this 1Sti day of Gecober. A.D, 1886, on motion of Charles & Moore, proctor for the petitioner, that all bersons claiming ‘adversely to. the uid Frede Steiule 1 oF before the Sth day of Octo- the prayer of said vetiton anoala ‘awcopy of this order be pub exceptiug Sunday, for ten days prior ‘of October In sore newspaper pub- Ushed and circulated in tue District of Columbia, CHARLES P. JAMES, J, A true cor . MEIG Gieric: By W.E. show cause i 3 DIVISION OF ASSOCIATED CHART TIES, TUESDAY EVENING. October 20:h, at 8 g’elock. in the Lecture Room Gf All Son's’ Church, 1ath and L sts. public invited. ARTHUR MAC: ARTHUR, President. (Rs, 5 BRANK Gites 3p. mi y FF owed from 1005 to L111 Oth st. now, fice hours: 9 to 10 a. m., 3 t0 9 D. ah Telepone 58% (a, FOR SALE—ciior ‘teed to contain Is per cen farms of BR. Codwise. Esq. "Milk, S cents Crean requir, Address 1 B Tei 1ith'st ew. INING SCHOOL The lectures In this school : aber 2.at_ 7 to n of the’ Nurses’ Di didates. ior admissi will bs gin on TU the Lecture it Street nw. Cui to Dr. HL. E John: 2 » Jon w e161 =) je Co-operative society of te ja Will be held ca TUESDAY. 19th eorge's hail, 510 1ith >t. sired E JOS! PHL M. WILSON, Peesident, J. W. HARSHA, secretary OclG-3t ven days prior to the abd 23d das of Oxtober instant, | — = S tes Ju souie newspaper printed and published tn the bis: | (Fees DIL A. E JOHNSON triet of Columbin. CHALES P JAMES J. This removed feom ‘A True Copy —Tes RJ. MEIGS, Clerk. _101 B st Se. to 213 Ist st. ge. Li st Chere. | _ Telephone No. 4! oclé-2we ING ASA DIS. T OF STATES FUR THE SAID DIST. Ic In recoudemnation of |: T. 1d for a Congressional Lib- rary. District Court Upon consideration 0: the petition of Baldassare ‘Maranghi, claiming 34.620.80, assessed by the jury herein as the value of parcel uimbered 18, in square Dumnbered 731, being Sud lot a," In the sald square itis this 11th da of October. A.D. 1886, ordered, ud- Judged and decreed that ail persons cialming udvetsely: {fo the sald Ba'dassare Maranghl. more esjce aly the heirs or representatives of Daniel Carroll, of Dudding- ton, and oi William Bussard, show cause on or before sald petr'ion should not be graated. a d the sald money paid to the said petitioner: Provided that a copy, of this order be published every other day for ten days prior to the said 23d day of Octuber insta:t, im some hewspaper printed and pubiished In the Dis- trict of Columbia. CHA P. JAMES, J. A true copy—Test: RT. MEIGS, Cierk; och 2-eotoz By L. P. WILLIAM. Asst. Clerk! (Kee 1 TBE SCPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Holding a Special Term as a District Court of the ‘United States. Inthe matter or condemnation of land for s Con- gressional Librars—No. 333, District Court. ‘Tpon consideration of the petition of ELIA CHELINT herein filed. claiming the sum of seventyfour hun- dred and forty-iwo dollars. and” sixty-one. ceuts (7442.61) asse-sed by the Jury herein as the Value of purer] 33, in square 729. bein te east 24 1eet U1 inches front on East Capitol street by depth of orig: | inal lot 21, and also cluming the sim 1 seventy seven hundred and sixteen dollacs and elghts-f ar | cents (27,716.84), ussewed by ue said Jury as the value of p 731. being the eust | J. fronting rorty tet on the | ms Showa on sad Ix- Tepresentatives aid all persons clairaing aivercely to Said. BLA CHELISE | show canse.on or beiorethe Ist day ot November, | A. D. 1586, Why the pravers of the sald petivoner Should not Ue grauied: provided a © py of the above order be published every day. excep:iug Suuday, tor | ten days pri od Istday ‘of November up some daily newSp: ved, published and circulated tn the District ot Columbia. ‘By the Court. CHARLFS P. Jaw A true copy—Test. RJ. MEIGS, JAMS, Asst. Cl. rk ocl5-ot By L. P. WILL IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE (Rm Siliacr or OL eR eet Holding a Unized States District Court In re condemnation ot ary. site—No. 333, District ae Upon consideration Ge of Charles Baum, Administrator of Sarah Prince. herein filed, claiming ibesum of sixis-oue hundred sud SAt-sste OOLoD ($6.1:-50) doliars: amensed by" tae Jury. here ot the watie of parcel No: Zorn Square Seven nondred Bud twentecnhe Crib" it ie be the Cour one aoee inv ‘or Octeber, (A. "b. 1880, on inotion’ of Leon ‘Jobriver, proctor for the said Charles uaum, Admin- {strator, ofdered faat all pernons Claitning adversely co Sic suid Charles Haun. Administrator: show crass oo or ree ‘the PRES TYSiX oe Coo Xb, iss, why the prayer o ith, peas forthe sum efdreaald to be awarded to humntahould, not begrantd. Provided, a copy of this orde:"be pub- ESbcG Svety dag Concept Sunday far re week ins Bewsy in the city of Washington, in said publ Dire" By the Court. = CHARLES P. JAMES, Ju:tice. ‘J. MEIGS, Clerk, ‘ocl58t ‘True copy~ Fests RI by LP WILLIAMS, Asw't Cleri (Ke £w issue oF stock. EQUITABLE ASSETS SEPT. 15, 1886, $691,883.67. Books are now open for shares in the 12th tesue. Subseriptions and” payments canbe made at the oftice of the Assocation daly, from ‘S30.a mm. to 4:30 pm. ents are $2.50 per share ‘Monthly pay Pamphlets explaicin, the object of the Association, advantages. @c., Will be furnished, and subseriy- Dus reerived, by — Thomas Sou.erville, President........318 13th st. n.w. BEAD CUM Y. Pees Dnt, H& N-Cap, st, O19 Nn. Geo. W. Custlear, 2d WV. P: ig ollicer. Agi, Dept. | BLP. Fuller, Fred. W. Fra ‘Agt., Shand Dsts | vitice Public Printer, iidowment Life. OL F st. Surgeon General Office. nt Kexister Treas, Dept. Solicitor of Patents, 927 FE u.w. $B. Cross. JF Lumbe: dealer, 8th. st, cor. M&e. 0. W Harkness... sterer, 1230 H st. nw, 1. Purker & Co., clothlers. pce Gas Co.. 10th st. nw. Teller and Notary, Riggs &€ Co.’sbank. vening Star uftice, Ins. 1416 F nw. 105, F Lawrence Gar Dr. Geo. W Fisher - ote er, Sec. Mutual - Howser. B. ahd U, john W. senafer. JD. Pree, SRan SAMUELS. SHEDD, FINE GAS FIXTURES, <a LATROBES, RANGES, GRATES, FURNACES, Job Work a Specialty. ‘ocl ___ 409 9th st. nw. ‘POTOMAC TES of one dolla. and twenty-five cents per Payable on Uctober 25:h. 1856. 10 the Stu Fecur: at the ciose of business ou the 20th day of Octo- ber, 1856, at the vffice of the treasurer of the Company, 2420 New York ave., Washington, D.C. The transfer buoks will be closed’ from the 2uth to the 25th of Uc- tober, inc.usive. MORRIS F. TY CHAS. G. BE Washington. D. C., Octo! BUY THE BEsT. BIBB'S BALTIMURE LATROBES asp CALVERT RANGES ‘Surpass all others in Efficiency, Durability and Econ- ‘om im Cousumptién of Fuel. Bewareot Imit uvvs. I WISH TO ANNOU Ladies that It Parlor, 1105 7th st. n.®. L ry LING, formerty of Ba timore. ‘oci1-im* DR. D. McMASTER, VS, a Fie, Rtaste “GF soutarig” Vetenary. College, ‘Toronto. Oilice, Wood Bro. s stables, 1620 M st. nav, ‘Telephone cali 472-4. Treatment ot donie.tic pets : oc#-1s te LE aes ers that he offers all his stock of Watches, velry and Suver Wareat cost until JANUARY Ist Every dollar's worth of goods on hand at that time Rr Will be closed out at auction: Ishail remain here audgive my attention to the Repairiag Business Goods ean be luld aside for Chri and ge mas by making small pas ices, he REULING Has } = “office hours for Eye and Far vatientson WH o'clod ESDAY'S aud SATURDAYS from two to five at his former office. No. 1209 Penns<iv nia, 12. WILLIAM CORCORAN INDLL. ie BERNAXD H. JOHNSTON. HILL & JOHNSION, 38 15th stn. w. + REALESTATE IOAN AND INSURANCE COR ER Property bought, 80 attention given to the renting o1 hot of reuse. made. 1d collectioi Louns negotiated, Investunents carefully Insurance pi in’ responsible companies, Reterences _W. CORCORAN. Te ‘JNo. W. Macan: Member S.¥ |ACARTNEY, ‘Government Bonds Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections Railroad Stocks and Bonds, and all securities listed on the Exchatges of New York, Philadelphia Bustos nd Baltimore bought and sold. ‘A specialty made of Investment Securities, District Bonds aud all Local Hatiroad, Gas, insurance’ aud ‘Telephone stuck dealt in. = American Beu ‘TeiephoneStock bought and sold.an7 Washington News and Gossin, THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR TO- Dax contains: The Knights closing up their work; Simon Cameron on Cleveland; a biga- mist’s doom; base ball games; telegraphic dis- Patches, ete. The advertisements are class ifled as follows: Auction Sales, Proposals, Dry Goods, Ladies’ Goods, Housefurnishings, Sewing Machines, Attorneys, Books, Financial Wood and Coal, The Trades,Dentistry, Medical, Professional, Specialties, Family Supplies, Pianos and Organs, Gentlemen’s Goods, Rail- roads, Potomac River Boats, Steamers, Under- takers, GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAY.—internal revenue, $150,606.84; customs, $590,042.13. Sunsecr To Dury.—In regard to the question raised as to the classification of certain fron- sand or dust imported from New Brunswick and used In Maine for sawing and polishing marble. Acting Secretary Fuirchild as decided that as itis made by melting pig-iron and rupning itout of the furhnee into salt water It 1s auujeet toa duty at the rate 45 per cent ot advalorum. Navy Oxpers.—Lieut. W. P. Conway has deen ordered totake charge of the hydrographic office at Philadelphia, Ensign W. 8. Symes has been ordered to the Yantic. Lieut, 0. C. Rogers has been detached from the Yantic and ordered to the Galena. Assistant Engineer W. H. Piatt, retired, has been granted six montis’ leave to go abroad. No ComMANDANT of the ordnance works of the Washington navy yard has yet been se lected. It is possible that there will be no com- mandant, the yard being made an immense workshop under tie immediate supervision of the chief of the ordnance bureuu. Patents IssvED.—Putents have been issued to citizens of the District as follows: Josef Kus- Par, finger exercising device; Wm. C. McGill cash register, Francis Sisse, assignor of oue- half to 8. T. McCartney, fan attachment for elevator cars; John A. Tobin, compound steel armor and constructing the sume. ARMY ORDERS.—Leaves of absence for six months have been granted Captain Charles E Hargroves, 5th infantry, and First Lieut. Chas. H. Churehiil, 5th infantry. First Lieut, Louis A. Craigg has been relieved from duty in tne recruiting service and ordered to bis regiment, Her Last Crviss.—The U. 8. S. Shenandoah, which recently returned trom the China station to San Francisco, bas made her last cruise, ‘The board ot survey has reported to the Secre- tary of the Navy that it will require over $130,000 to repiiir her, which fs tully 26 per cent of what she could now be bullt for. The Juw limits repairs to 20 per cent of the cost of the vessel, so that the Shenandoah will be put in ordinary and probably be sold at public sale. She is a third rate screw of 2,100 tons displace- ment and carries nine guns. THE PRESIDENT, accompanied by several members of his cabinet, will leave here early ‘Thursday morning to attend the state agricul- tural fair at Richmand, Va., and return the same night. On Wednesday of next week the President and his cabinet will go to New York touttend the inaugural ceremonies of the Bar- tholdi statue, CoMPLETION OP THE ATLANTA AND BoSTON.— The — ort of the advisory board, instructed to estii.. the cost of completing the cruisers Bos ton and Atlanta, states that_o complete the At Janta will require ap expenditure by the gov- ernment of $9,067 and by the contractor of $2,655. In the case of the Buston the fitting out of the vessel will cost the government $14,046 and the contractor 83,284. THE OLEOMARGARINE STAMPS.—The Internal revenue bureau yesterday began shipping tne new oleomargarine stamps to collectors, and will continue shipping supplies until the de- mand is met. THE PRESIDENT’S CONTRIBUTION.—A Buffalo dispatch says: The fund in aid of the storm fiflerers now excoeds $1,500. President Cleve land contributed $100. There are 105 now being cared for by te relief committee Crvit SERVICE CoMMISSIONERS OBERLY and Lyman have finished their labors in New York and will next visit Philidelpbia. How THE CountRY 1s Brine FILED vr.— The commissioners of immigratior of the state of New York have reported to the Treas- ury department that during the year ended June 30, 1886, there arrived at ihe port of New York 334,615. passengers trom foreign ports, of which humber 265,105 came as steer # @ passengers and were ianded at Castle Gar- den. ‘The number of immigrant passengers re- turned through the azeney ‘of the board to the countries whence they came was 1,125, of which 67 wero insane, 19 were imbeciles, 4 were blind, 79 were encicute, 21 were cripples, 4 were convicis and the remainder were otber” wise incapacitated for work, PREFERENCE To EX-UNION SOLDIERS.—As- sistant Adjutant General Clarke has sent from G. A. R. headquarters at Rome, N. Y., a letter to President Cleveland asking him, when he sees fit 10 discharge republican ex-soldiers, to fill their places with democratic ex-soldiers and. not with ex-contederates or with civilians. fue TENNESSEE leaves Newport Thursday for New York to participate in the ceremonies connected with the inauguration ot the Bar- tholdi statue on the 28th, When she will lead the river parad SrupyING THE EARTHQUAKE.—The system- atic study of the earthquuke returns gathered by correspondentsof the geological survey fron all portions of the area affected by tne recent convulsions is about tobe undertaken by offi- ciuls of the survey under the supervision of Capt, Clarence E. Dutton, U. 8. orduance corps. Two maps of the affected region now being pre- pared leave no doubt that Charleston andSum- merville were at the focus of the disturbance. From this center the impulses spread in ali directions, but much faster up the Atlantic ‘cuast than toward the west. (<— INO. MORAN, 2126 Pennsyivauia ave, ‘Has alarge force 01 govd mechanics to Attend promptly to repairs of L.trobes, Furnaces and ‘Kanges. All of Bibb Sexton's wad Wooee Baltimore Latrobes. Simonds Mfg. Co, culver Furnaces and buck Ranges, A. Cox Stove Co,'s splen id Kanges and Noveily furnaces. ‘Tin Rooting. Plumbing, &c. fatr prices. Open until i We promise good Opm. Telepho (ee GSH Gon oer Gi ‘MANENT BUILDING ASSUCIATION Offers an excelient opportunity for sately investing eS OF Iurger ainounts pald curity of the stockholders. yvtou City real estate. In- terest on stock pald aunually. ‘Outstanding loabs February’ 1, 1886.......$289,270.00 For statement aud further information apply atofice of the Association, O24 F st. nw, bel 4 a.m), and 2 Pm. CHAS. HERMAN, President. iH. BERGMAD “usurer, dyz: —» LUMBER! LUMBERT QUAK. OAK, Cab, oak. POPLAR. PINE, BOARDS FLOORING. PARTI TIN, SASH. DOORS, BLINDS. MOULDINGS, &c., At lowest prices.” Prompt delivery and correct Count, yar WM. R. MCLEAN, _sezd 18th and Bots nw. (Kee CIRCULATING LIBRARY, 1749 PENS ‘sylvaniaave. New Books and Best Period cuts “Brauch 1622 14th st. nw. Mra LUCY L HUNTER and Mrs £. L RICHARDS. 329) 3e30-1m* WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY, at So clock, om ber MSE High’ st aca canal, Geurgetuwa. Boat can De charvered™ “apply to the Captain (O05 15 MA@400 ware Steamer W. W. CORCORAN Sally excursioas to Marshall Fall and og at 10 ath. atriving at Washiny House at Marsiall’ Hat fare tor roundtrs on Sanday eball sal, a tiated: “2b celta. Teese Will" make. two trips to Mar. Having at 10 ain. 9 ‘pan. returning Bou Fare Round trl an20 Steamer “W. W. CORCORAN” rPRe FLoopixe OF THE TOWN With Cheap STOVES, RANGES AND FURNACES, Wheident to the building of so many cheap houses, has not interfered with the sales of our CELEBRATES GOODS 1X THESE LINES W bere Houseowncrsare seeking COMFORT AND EGuNoMY. HAYWARD @ HUTCHINSON. 424 Gun street. ‘nd Residence: Real Estate ip all its branches. Phosphates, is a popular and efficient Brain and Nerve _Ofice hours: 8:30 a mt f p> DR H THOMPSON MU: = DENTICn NUBBAY. Office B08 Vath ce me GEORGE F. SCHAYER. ‘Atiorney “and Contefancer. Rooms 3 and 4, 637 F st. n.w. ‘oclA-Am* => PROSVITe—THISCOMHINA’ ‘calisaya, Wid Cherzy ood HT Ao Tone sets snes Malaria Sale MiLBcES'S Praksacts1420 peomgivauleere In beltlesor ou deaueht ous aes 4 cco A RRR DD ofa [32 F oo 4 OE BB I take pleasare in informing my Friends, Patrons ‘and the Pubiic in General that MRS DR. J. SEMMES HAS RETURNED TO HER BUSINESS, where she will take pleasure in a continuance of the pubile confidence, and will make every effort In the future, as in the past, to PLease ALL. ‘Mrs. Dr. SEMMES' ELECTRIC HAIR RESTORER, 1s fast gaining the public confidence as aGenuine Hair Grower. ‘Thousands throughout this country have been benefited by having their baid heads covered ‘with good, healthy hair. Call or send for Business Circulars with hundreds of testimonials. LADIES HAIR CUTTING AND SHAMPOOING tn the best manner and latest stylea, oel8-er1p 1222 F STREET ¥.w. (RS des BONE SOCRT, OF TRE ‘DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL TERM As A DisiKICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. In the matier of th condemnation of land for Con- Efesttetal Library “district © 0.483. Doc. 1 Cpu consideration uf the petilon of xebecca A. Blaine abd Josephiue D. Hicks. filed herein, claiming the sum of fourteen thousand ine bandyed and niue dollars and forty-seven ceuts ($14,000.47) nasensed b UWejury herein as the value of parcels 3. 4.6, and in square 731, it ie by the Court, this tis day of Ocwo- der, .886, on ction of T A. Lambert, forthe petltioners, o:dered that the unknown heirs of John Shut aud all persons claiming adversely to the sald ‘Rebecca A. Bidine und Josephine D. Hicks, show cause ‘ouor before th dy of Uctober, 1886, why the prayer of the said petitioners, prayiog that the sum Aloresaid be awarded to thei, should tot be granted: Provided, s copy of this order be published every day" except sauday, or ten days prior to sald 21st day" tober, iu some” newspaper briuted and published in ‘District of Colum! CHARLES P. JAMES, Justice. Atruecopy. “Test. RJ. MEIGS, Clerk. By M. A. CLANCY, Asst. Clers. $c8-10i PUOLE & BROOKE, 987 LOUISIANA ., offer to the trade and. familied the finest, 160 deg. tire-test Oll ever ‘on thi ket. ‘The brand. ts “Potomac”, ‘Testimonials turnished. ti GAS FIXTURES. LARGEST VARIETY. LOWEST PRICES, WEUDING PRESENTS. FINE LAMPS FE LIBRARIES AND PARLORS. E FE, BROOKS, 08, ‘G31 Lou ntteet. i BUY AL AND WOOD FROM JuuSRON BOTS the mont ones Siypother drm anor hen tet Cenual eae, ‘woot 3 TaU2 Fst. nw. Oftioss the city. “Tels A New OcEAN Main Line To MExrco.— Senor M. Romero, the Mexican minister, has informed Superintendent Bell, of the foreign mails office, that the recent tender to this gov- ernment oi the steamers of the Spanish Trans- Auunuc, subsidized by the Mexican govern- mentto carry the mails trom this country to Mexican ports, Is in pursuance of the suipula Uons of the postal convention of 1861 Wich provides for the conveyance of United States closed mails to Mexico free of charge. It is ex- pected that these steamers will sail irom New York on tue 4th, 14th and 24th days of each mont Tne CUBAN Mai1s.— From November 1st, mail steamers will sailon 225 hour schedule, trom Tampa, Florida, for Havana, Cuba, tri- weekly, ou Tuesdays, Thursdaysand Saturdays, Instend of semb-weekiy, us during the stinuler months, Social and Personal Movements. Mrs. Captain Mannix gave a pleasant teaon Saturday evening at her residence, 200 E street, northwest, in honor of her daughter Ro- malne’s twelith birthday. Muny gitts and flowers were received by the chilu-hostess. The house was brilliantly illuminated, and beauti- tully decorated with flowers and curios: trom Chiba and Japan. A magic lantern exhibition gee) helped to muke the litle guests mupPY- Mrs, and Miss Tiers, of 1441 Rhode Island avenue, have gone to their old home in Ohio, where they will spend a couple of weeks with Felutives und friends, The marriage of Rev. M. 8, Chancellor, of Fredericksburg, Va., to Miss B. W. Caldwell, of Loudon, Va., will take piace at E-street Baptist church, to-morrow at 2:30 p.m, ‘Mrs. Irene C. Whitehead, of Vicksburg, the widow of Dr. Whitehead, who fell a victim to yellow lever while attending to his Guuies during the epidemic in that place, in 1878, 1s viaiing friends ut 2209 Penosylvenis avenue. . Lieutenant Calkins and femily, who have been the guests ot Mrs. Tiers on Rhode Island avenue for some time past, have taken a house on Lunier Heights, and expect to be domiciled there ior the next coupie of years, ‘Miss Viola W. Farrar, who bas ,spent several winters in Washington, and Mr. Charles W. Sree ote p City, Were ,anarried at Water. fur waduy ‘neir fare home will be at 211 Pinestreet, Jerwey City. ——~ror____" ManeiaGe LICENSES. M: licenses have larriage: been issued by the clerk of the court to W. A. Ostrander and Ei and Frances P. Nortol Ch..neeil W. Geld) uma it Lusby; Joba NY. Spool Steves ward lultz, of ‘Jumes 8. Johuton. aud, Matiiaa Va., ° well; MINISTER COX AT THE WHITE HOUSE. He Has Not Resigned His Mission ~ Will Not if the Administratio: Him to Stay. Hon. 8, 8. Cox, minister to Turkey, called upon the President to-day and made his report. He was in the President's private office for an hour talking over affairs in the east. A STAR reporter met him just as he emerged from the Executive's presence. He has not changed in appearance much since he left Congress and 18 Just as genial, ‘I have not resigned my mission,” he sald. ‘I have Just reported to the President and pres- ently I shall see the Secretary of State. Until then Ido not know whether or not I shall go back to Turkey. I shall see it Mr. Bayard wants me togo buck to settle up certain things that are still wutinished. If he and the President it me to I siall go back.” ‘About Congress? Congress is not as big as tt used to be, Tout care much abont it. If my People want me to come back I suppose I shall. ‘There are many big holes in the House. It my People want me to shall try to fill ups lite one.” Mr. Cox left the impression that his resigna- tion would be tendered at once unless it were thought advisable by the President that he should return tu Turkey. IF HE IS NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS. Mr. Cox said there was some uncertainty, but if he is nominated for Congress in the ninth New York district he will accept, provided ihe nomination comes in the proper spirit and manner, He isnot sought the nomination, but personal and poiitical friends of all the democratic organizations und elements of the city have urged him to take it. Tammany will probably nominate him to-night and the County democracy will endorse the nomina- tion to-morrow night. “It the nomination Gomes to me and I ac- cept,” remarked Mr. Cox, “I shall resign the Turkish mission at once. Should’ any- thing occur to prevent my acceptance, any hitel not now contemplaied, Ishould probably return to Turkey for a awhile at least.” and Wishes Deputy Marshals at Elections. ‘THE PRESIDENT DIRECTS THEM NOT TO INTER- FERE WITH THE LEGAL RIGHTS OF CITI- ZENS. By direction of the President, the Attorney General hus prepared a circular addressed to marshals and their deputies and supervisors, directing them to discharge their dutics at elec Uons with caution aud moderation, and todo no act that will interfere withthe lawful rights of citizens in the exercise of the elective fran- ehise. They are directed to enforce the laws tirmly but Judiclously, und in the event of any controversy where there fs room tor doubt to consult with the district attorney for the dis trict in which the marshal or supervisor is em- ployed. “Appended to the elreulur is a_sum- mary of the laws regulating the duties of mar- shals and supervisors. Two circulars buve also been prepared to issue to district attorneys. One isa compiiationot the federal election taw: ‘The other direcw the district attorneys to rend all aid, assistance and advice to marshuls and stipervisors in the performance of their duties, aud qpecially t9 guard against any stretch of uuthority by those offic! . ee Pension Appeals Board. THE FORM OF ORGANIZATION OUTLINED BY ASSISTANT SECRETARY HAWKINS. Assistant Secretary of the Interior Hawkins has issued a circular of instruction on the or- ganization of the boards 0: pension appeals. The boards will be organized as follows: The first will consist of George C. Rogers, Robert B. Lamon and GeorgeEwing. The second, of Geo, Baber, James J. Judsou and Patrick J. Rogers. ‘The third, of Robert D. Grabam, Robert F. Hill and Samuel W. Rittenhouse. Upon the recep- tion of cases appealed trom the decision of the cummissioner of pensions, the chiei clerk of Secretary's office wiil send thei to the Assist— ant Secretary for distribution to the respective bourds. ‘The Asststant Secretary Will assign tO the first and second boards, ior consideration and preparation of opinion, the following classes. of cases: Original invalid claims; tucrease claims; rerating cluims. To the tuird bourd te following lasses: “Dependent mothers’ ciulms; dependent futhers’ claims; widows’ claims; minors’ claims; claims .or restoration. .osper cases not designated in the above Will be sent to such bourd as the Assistant tary may direct. The Assistant Secretary Will examine all opinions which are prepared for submission to the Secretary, tukivg care thas they are cousistent with the pructice and rullng of this department and consistent with each other. If satistied of their correctness, he will sign the same, except in cases where some new principlo, Which Las not beiore been considered. and decided, is involved, or where it is a doubt- ful case und involves large interests. These will be submitted by him to the Secretary. Real Estate Sates. Cutter & Wimer have soid for J. W. Smith to Henry Wise Garnett lots 30, 21, 32 aud part of 29, in square 191, on 161i street, between S aud T streets, 6,621 square ieet, for $9,921. A transter of ‘part or square 671, Loduded by New York avenue, N and 1st strects east, trom, Dennis Connell and others to W. A. Pollard was placed on record yesterday. iso one froin J. W. Smith to Henry Wise Garnett (or three lots aud part of alot on 16th street, between Blake and T streets, for $9,931.60, ‘A transier from’ Miranda Clubb to Mollie M. Main tor part sub, lot 21, square 518, 173x110, | 04. G street, opposite tue’ pension office, was ree | curiied to-day. Also one of F, W. Rest to J. J. Clark of Jot 7, square 925, tronting 8th street, between E and G southeast, 624g by an average of 92 feet, for $6,500. a PLEADED Gritty oF Brchay.—Today in the Criminal Court, Judge MacArthur, Charles H. Kates was arraigned on an indictinent tor | bigamy, in having on April 18th, 1881, mar- riedone Mary E. Raymond in Bultimore, and on the 28th of June, 1885, while she was still living, marrying one Maggie F. D. Rush in this elty. He pleaded guilty. Gen. Tyner, who appeared for the accused, moved that tle sen- tence be 81 nded,and stated that at the proper time he would satlsty the court that the lefendant did not intend to commit a wrong, and it was more of a technical violation of law than otberwise. The accused bad been on his personal nizance, and there need be no fears that he would leave. He had heretotore borne a good character, having served nearly 14 years in the regular army, and belng now on the pension roll at $24 tor diseasecontracted in the service. The court allowed the prisoner to leave on personal recoguizance, Tus Conpition oF Mz. GiveN.—Mr. John T. Given, who has been confined to his home for some days with quite asevere attack of typhoid mnuluria, 18 reported to-day to be in about t ‘same condition as he has. been for several day past. ‘The doctor expects a change for the better to occur very 8001 Ropakares Rerorrep.—Hiram Hasbrooker, 1209 C street, reports stolen from him while asieep in house 343 Muryland avenue 875. Herman Burgess, Samuel Rogers and Jonn Hunterson, boarders at No. 600 K street, report. the‘larceny of clothing worth $18. R.A. Car ter, 1822 14th street, reports that bis front win- dow wus broken open Sunday night and robbed of $2 worth of candies, pied a WoRK oF THE GzaNp Jury.—The grand Aur to-day reported biiis of indictment against im. Byram, Emma Byas, John Smith and Tueodore Hundy jor larceny. ‘They also ig- nored the charge against James Brown for the morder of James Thomas, by fracture of the ane cen eee bear eae orth west, and ugalust Augustina no, alias Cella, for false pretenses, . AN INJUNCTION Acainst Her HvsBAND.— ‘This morning Elizabeth R. Downing, by Mr. W. T. Bulley, filed @ bill tor divorce against Samuel H Downing. Shestates that they were married in West Washingion, June 19, 18,3; that they have had six children, four living and she Churges him with drunkenness, cruel treatment, &c. She asks an injunction’ to re- Strain him from interfering with her or her childreu, and preliminary order was issued by Judge James. A PamrY LINE Casx.—To-day in the Equit Gourt, In the awe of Charlene. Gorey C4 Mary’ which has been | streets, irom chiveling the east pistaant’s house, No. 38, waien i several Inches over the Ii reduced to: i edecree be treated as en; Bobs! 35 it ! i: i i i the: it Court, in the case of 8. J. Goss agt. Bbeccsien sere Saree ees ees in Ji defendant altuched a he faye Telegrams to The Star. THE LEAGUE'S NEW POLICY The “Low Rent or NoRent” Cry in Galway. ———__ “JAKE” SHARPE IN THE TOILS. Sensational Move in the Bribery Case. GREAT SWAMP FIRE NEAR AKRON. CRISIS THREATENED AT PARIS. CONFLAGRATION IN AN ILLINOIS TOWN. —-+—__ Fresh Bumors of an Impending Revolution in Mexico iepiasires tts FIGHTING FOR REDUCED RENTS. A Sharp Contest Expected on the Clansicarde Estate in Galway. Special Cable Dispatch to Tax EVENING STAR Loxpox, Oct. 19,—A special correspondent, whose accuracy I can guarantee, telegraphs this morning from Woodiord, County Galway, as follows: The outlook in Ireland has suddeniy become stormy. The peaceful prospect of last week has been overclouded and the struggle be- tween landlords and tenants for the abate- ment of rent, which, owing to the depressicn, Was elsewhere belug arranged amicably, seems likely to be fought out bitterly on the Clansi- carde estate, where the tenants demand a 25 percent reduction and are offered nothing. Woodford, twenty miles from the nearest rall- way, has been the scene of a formal acceptance by the national league of responsivilliy for the struggle. Dillon, O'Brien, Matthew, Harris and others were present ata great mass meeting, at which Dillon expounded THE NEW POLICY OF THE LEAGUE. Tenants are advised to pay the reduced rent refused by the landlords into the hands of trus- tees to be employed in supporting those evicted. The tenants on estates are to act together und refuse to pay any rent ualess the reduction is accepted. The national league in such cases will use every effort to support the tenants, the meeting, but Js not likely 10 be acted upon. excepting on two or three estates where the landlords are unreasonable. Possibly it will only be followed on the Woodford portion of he Clansicarde estate, which sees likely to be the cockpitin Ireland this winter, and which ‘was described as THE THERMOPYLZE OF IRISH FREEDOM. It 4s difficult to exaggerate the importance of Dillon’s pronouncement. It is not intended to incite tenants generally to extreme courses, but Atconcentrates the populur forces ona polut where ® landlord absentee, who is both un- Teasopable und unpopular, refuses all abaic- ment. Tbe national league only uccepts the de nce plan laid down by Clansicarde. The chief hope of peace lies in the bellef that the humors An the body politic muy draw to a head in this district aloue, and the rest of Ireland may be trungall while Woodford is convulsed with civil war, The payment vf rent to trastees ior aneviction tund is not likely to be general, ever in Woodford, but no rent will be paid ai Woodford until the evicted tenants are rein- stated, on the one hand, on Clansicarde, or on the other, it breaks down the combination of tenants which ts bucked by all the force at the Gisposal of the national league at home and abroad. ——— LONDON’S LITERARY SENSATION. A Vigorous Attack on Edmund Gosse in the “ Quarterly Review.” Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING StAR. LoNnox, Oct. 19,—Literary London is ina state of excitement over an article in the Quarterly Review attacking Edmund Gosse, through him the system of instroction in English literature at the universities. The arti- cle, Tlearn, is from the pen of J. Christian Collins, a frequent contributor to the Quarterly, and 1s a very elaborate alleged exposure of Gosse’s inuccuracies, covering many pages. Gosse writes to the Zimes this mnorn:ng promis- ing that he will deal in another place, meaning Probably the Athenaum, with the charges,and de- Tending himself vigorously trom the charge of whut has been dubbed “logroiling in Englisit letters.” In Mterary cirties nothing else is taiked of, 2 FRESH TALK OF REVOLUTION. Mexieans Planning to Overthrow the Present Government and Make Diez Dictator. Sr. Lours, Oct. 19.—A special to the Globe- Democrat trom Nogales, A.T., says: A revolu- tion in Mexico of no mean proportions is con- sidered by many who are in a position to know the facts to be imminent. Just what the plans of the revolutiouisis are cannot be learned at present, but the popular opinion is that they in- elude a'scheme to consolidate the adversaries ‘of the present administration and create a new political party, or, in other words, forcibly over- throw President Diaz. A new congress ts then tobe elected aud a new constitution formed. Many friends of President Diaz, it is said, ure among the agitators of the scheme, and’it is Ueir Intention to make the president dictator of the republic for a term of ten years, so that sufficient time may be had to give the new pian @ {air trial, The leaders of the proposed revolu- tion reside in the southeastern states and it is thought that its adherents will revolt in ashort time against the present goverament and a tempt to inaugurate the new plan. —— ALONG THE BLUE JUNIATA. Mr. Blaine Continues His Stamping Tour in Pennsylvania. LewistowN, Pa., Oct. 19.—Three rounds of cheers trom a large crowd sent the Blaine party off trom Harrisburg this morning at 8 o'clock in good spirits. Fora time many of them were devoted in thelr attentions to Pullman Con- ductor Badger and the cook. As they whirled up the Susquehanna past Margsville, Rockville and Dauphin they were addressed by the chorns of whistles from mills, Passing up the Juniata valley, bent on reaching Lewistown by 10 o'clock, the ‘atiention of the party wuscailed tothe home of Gen. Beaver's grandfather, in @ bewutirul ‘spot along the river. ‘The party ts now reduced in size by the absence of Cul. Nor- ris and others, who switched off at Harrlsbucg n gtumping tours in other directions. Mr. jaine expressed his gratification at the result of tne trip of yesterday. ‘The trip to Lewistown ae ee Town in Ruins. TEEN BUSINESS HOUSES BURNED, CAUSING = ‘3 L088 OF $300,000.” OAKLAND, Oct, 19.—The tiie busiuess pordon of Oukiana This policy was accepted enthusiastically by { nd | “JAKE” SHARPE ARRESTED. inspector Byrnes this morning arrested “Jake” Sharpe, of Broadway railroad notoriety, athis home in west 23rd street, on a bench warrant Issued In an indict- ment found against him by the grand Jury for bribing the boodie aldermen to vote for the Broadway railroad franchise, James Rich mond, the president of the Broadway railroad, asalsotaken into custody at the Brevoort his morning by the inspector, charged with the same offense, Both prisoners were con= Yeyed topolice headquarters and will be taken Ww the district attorney's office and arraigned in court to plead to the indicunent, JAS. W. FOSHAY ALSO ARRESTED. Jas. W. Foshay, ex-president of the Broad. y railroad, ancther of the parties indicted by the grand jury for giving bribes to tne bo aldermen, was also” arrested by Inspe Byrnes this morning and taken to the aistrict attorney's office. A CRUSHING BLOW For SHARPE. At police Leadquarters the boodlers looked doletuily at each other. Mr. Richmond bad been there betore, aud was already under batl on a charge of bribery, but 1t was Sharpe's first arrest, The blow was crushing for the old man. They learned that the ebarges agaulust then were bused on entirely new evidence. Messen- ers, mere dispatched for counsel and irlends. Within an hour exJudge Fu'lerton and ex- Senator Robert Strahan responded with Law- yer Stickney. A hasty consultation was held, ‘and the lawyers hurried out to procare the nec essary bull for the appearance of the radroad magnates in court. Tuspector Byrnes said he would be ready to take the two prisoners beiore the district attorney at noon. Apparently otber arrests were expected. EXCITEMENT CAUSED BY TRE ARRESTS. The intelligence of the arrest o: the three part- ners in guilt spread rapidiy aud crowds began to gather at the district atiorney’s office by U o'clock. It had been the general 1 that they would be arrested. soc rumored that they had been ind: No in- diciment had been found againsi Sharpe, nor Was there any new indi ainst Rich- mond and Fosh pected Ubat tae the three, was brought of detention alter ivers, in the ai the dis- fe hurried us men him tuto the iderman “Charley” Wa: down town from the hous the urrest of the alleged bribe custody of is keeper, and arrived trict attorney's office’at 10: ite | of ud tov way from the gaze ‘d the corridors Le office. afterwards Lawyer Osborne E. | arrived and had a | Attorney Martine, elor Steers participatyd. It was in which Insp earned that Sharpe aud Hichmond. are to be | Kept at police headquarter- until indictments | could be drawn up, when they will be brought | down to plead In Court and gtve Vail, should | any be fixed, Farther Detail fairs at Sabine Pass and Johnson's | Bayou. GALVESTON, TEX., Oct. 19.—The local relief committee that visited Sabine Pass and went as far as the entrance to Jolinson’s bayou has brought back a compiete list of the names of | the colored persons drowned at Sabine. A re- imarkable feature of Unis list is that 62 names are repetitions of certain surnames, suowing that many members of the saue tanily were lost. For exampie, there are 7 Joinsous, Hadnots aud 14 vearing the name ot Joomy, while none of these names appear among white persons lost. Oi the colored drow bodies are still missing, while ail but 15 of t Whites have been recovered and Interred. Ii is thought that some of these missing bodies are stuck in the mud, which is several feet in depth on the bottom of Sabine buy and in the river fronting the spot where the town formerly Stood. “Measures for the rellei of tue distressed are being actively pushed at Houston, Gulves- tan and other cides. The Galveston commit lee, who returned iast night, have issued a sec ond appeal to tue citizens, and new subscrip- ton lists will be circulated to-morrow, THE CALAMITY NoT EXAGGERATED, Members of the local committee say the ca- lamity grows with euch hour. Ali tidin; the devastated region make the disaster 1 greater and more distressing than was at first thought possible, Mr. Lasker, of the comuit- tee, was oye of the thonsand or more who fed for weir lives the night of Gulveston’s great fire. He also recenily visited the droagit- stricken districts of northwest Texas, but de- Clares that neither of the: amities compare in point of sutfe Witnessed Sunday at Sabing Pass and Johnson's bayou, The mayor of Orauge to-day tele- graphed the mayor of Falion asking ior } ace to care j ng and distress with what ne | A special from Orange to the Nrves Says: The steamer Lamar retarned bere last evening fro: Sabine Pass with sixty additional suticrers, | 1 of whom Will zo to Beaumont as svon | as transportation can ‘ve obtained. Tie bal- | ance will remain here In eare of tae local re | committees. Ten additional bodies had been found up to noon yesterday, The reiet come mittees of Orange have exnausted all tueir sup- plies and tunds. The sufferers are coustantiy coming in. The relief committees have 360 now in their charge and 150 more were pected last night from Johasou’s bayou. Unless more reliet comes immediately great distress | wiilprevail. Many ot the suflerers are sick. The reliet_ committees were notibed yesterday that $1,000 bad been donated by “Houston, wateh fs all the aid that has been received out ;fide ot our town, Parties returning from the | coast report that much thievery is going on. Scareely a trauk, valise or package can be iound That has not been broken open aud rifled of its contents. Business has been @ta stand still since the great storm. —— GREAT ORIO SWAMPS ON FIRE. A Line of Flame Five Miles Long Sweeping Over the Country. CHrcaGo, Oct. 19.—A special to the Times from Akron, Ohio, says: A line of fire fully five miles long is sweeping over the Copley swamps, five miles west of here. Smoke is hanging over this city, and the country is illuminated tor miles, “The forest of several hundred acres, great tracts of pasture lands and mauy miles of Jences are being destroyed, Large herds of cattle were grazing in the swamps aud it ts sup- posed many head have perished, Others i great terror fled to the open fiids.” There w Several dwelling Louses in the line of fire. It is feared these will be swept away. The suriue ‘of the earth is muck, which is’ burning three feet deep. The damage will be thousands of dollars. {tis supposed that hunters ixnited leaves. The flames ran as bigh us the taliest pines and with great rapidity. The Estate of the Late Ex-Senator Chaffee. DENVER, Cot., Oct. 19.—An inventory filed by David Hf. Moffatt, an executor of the estate | of the late Jerome’ B, Cuattee, puts the sotal | Value of the property at the of Mr. Cual- | fee's death at $323,318, which amount does not include his accounts against Ward, Grant & Co, pe One Killed and Three Wounded. ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE NEW NEW YORK AQUEDUCT WORKS. New York, Oct. 19.—The cage in which the workmen in one Of the shaits of the new aqueduct at 10th avenue and 1761n street are borne to and from their work in the tunuel fell this morning from nearly the mouth of the Shaft as six men were eee, io it. One ‘was killed and tnree others badiy lajured. The men were Toomas Burke, John Nolan, Join Guter, Edward Ferris aud two other men whose names are vot given. When near the top of the shait the rope that held the cage broke, and it went down with acrash on tne rock botiom ity teet below. Thomus Burke was taken the wreck mingled and dead. — e—_—_— Business Men Want the Strike Ended. MixweaPoLis, MINN., Oct. 19.—At a meeting attend by a number Of whvlesule deaers and influent citizens last night resolutions Were passed condemning the state of affuirs which its the business of the city to be Spee Mayor Ames to appolut chouyh specia q policemen to effectually protect the raiirouds in i strom | CABINET CRISIS AT PARIS, The Whole Ministry A@ected by Last Night's Adverse Vote. PARrs, Oct. 19.—M. De Freycinet, the prime minister, at the cabinet meeting held today to consider yesterday's deteat of the goverament, in the cbamber of deputies on the question of the Viergon strike, explained tant t verse Foleo! the chamber affected the responsibility of the whole ministry. Thereapon M. Sarrien, minister of the interior, and M. Sadi: minister of finance, withdrew their resigae: tons, ‘The cabinet decided toawait a freak de bate ‘and vote in the chamber of deputies to ascerltin distinetly the feeling of the majority towards the government. In the meantime, M. De Freycinet will endeavor to reach aa Understanding with the leaders of the majority. NEARLY ALL ITS WORK DONE, The Knights of Labor Convention May Close Its Sessions To-day. Riciwonn, Oct. 19.—When the general as sembly of the Knights of Labor went into ses sion this morning noone could answer the question positively whether it would foally Adjourn to-da prolong itself until to-mor- row. The reierence of the greater portion of the proposed revision of the constitution 0 the executive board and a committee of four, With A final reierence to the local assemblies, Bas Saved much time, and there now remain to be Aispoxed of the reports of omly @ Dal-Goen Special comuilitecs and “the committees Om Anance and appeais aud grievances, [tis ape derstood Wat (lie latier commitiocs bave litte to present, and that that little Is of such & nee ture that It.can be easily disposed of WARD the report of the committer on Anance Will Come up the question ol'ssiaries of oitieere Weald oe have predicte tisis, Lut those w 1 the best position to Know how the deiegates tel say it will De 6 tied in @ harmonious, veace/al m id it when the Their report reiaied t discipline that are of litte ers than members of the the cases dealt with was inst @ delegate that . to = woman of ques tiowable character, WHO bad walked thi Lue streets Wearing it. The charge was proved ve without foundation, the lady in question belng a respectable member of the order, piber cunrge imfde Was sustained, It was Unat of conduct Uubecoming a delegate,brought against Sam. L, Lemtingweil, of District Assem- | biy 106, ot Indianapolis, Ind. His name was dered’ to be sirickeu from the roll of dele pointed which sent the ov. Richard R. Oglesby, where the Soldiers’ Lome is td “to-day: “The General Assembly, ‘Sof Labor, { aundal convention assem | bied, embraciag "botu the blue and the grey, ing on the occasion of the 1 Of the Soldiers’ and Satiors’ home at Muy the duty so nobiy done by an incentive to other states todo ‘ike . until every needy hero may have the sbeiter ofa uome.” KSMENT PROBABLE T0-NIOHT. hoon recess General Secretary Litchinan said he saw no reason why the gen= eral sembly could not finish its business aud adjourn to-night. — ATTACKING THE TARIFF. charge made | he had loaned us bi gates, —The Times makes an at- ited States tari, “Proves per say's, “lays Its heavy weight The whole 2 nation loses in. its convenlence as Weil as its purse by the sysiem which Mr, Blaine asks the mation to commission im to. The seutiment of th pu be that neliher the dem: have sufficiently Viviated their pledges to deserve eviclion Bo have the republicaus sufficiently redeeme: Ueir dubious past to eara reimstatement, Bluiue’s ruetoric caunot change thut opinion’ eaters’ Leaders. Tue ‘oliowing permanent | oft y the liquor dealers’ con- vention yes President, John M. Ather- ton, of Kentucky; vice presidents, F. W.G CNICAGe, Oct. | indiana; N. J. Smith, Vingini; John ‘W. Bue rigut, Chicago; N, Chapin, Massachusetts; ‘P. J, Fizgeraid, New York; P. H. Rice, illinois; Betig, Oud; J. W. P , New York. Get to Work. Tie CHICAGo BTOCE YALDs THIS MORNING. his morning It looked as every locked-out saan In the stock yards was ready to go to Work. All around the larger houses the wleys were filled with bun- dreds of men, waltlug for wn opportunity te, With the bosses. Owing lo the soarcity s, however, Very few men were being en+ | gazed. Armour & Co. will start to-morrow, but Will Hot be ready tocut up bogs UoUl Friday, aud it will probably be Monday before the full | force of men ts required. The Chicago Packt | and Provision company are a litte bebl Armour, and they have very few hogs on hand, owier Brothers Will probably begiu killing to- morrow or next day, and che otber houses as as they can get hogs. The price of hogs on ai te yards advanced 25 couts per ounds this morning. Mr.Cudahy, Mr. Hately and Capt, Markey,the latter of the Lown of Lake poi consultatto ther euplo was decide ment ol t \. lo discharge 300 of the armed guards to-day and 100 toamorrow, ‘This will Teave only about 100 in the yards, THE IMPORTED MEN LEAVING, A greatexodus of imported men will also place to-day. Mr. Cudahy went them tual Wey should stay ric; that che fran Would protect them tally dnd provide them wich « good boarding bul at least two-thirds of them siguined their Intention of getling away as soon as possible. = Richard Leonard's Awfal Experience. FoR TWO DAYS AND NIGHTS AT THE MERCY OF THE GALE IN AN OLD s0OW, CHICAGo, Oct. 19.—Last Thursday, during the frigutiul storm whieh prevailed, Richard Leone ara, ot Newport, Mict., was blown out into Lake Erie on the smali seow United States She was a miserable cratt of about ten tona, and Leonard was at once given up for lost. Last Uightit Was learned that after riding oat the terrible gale trom beginning to end, two: avd nights, the scow beached at Avon, Sue driited from Monroe to Canada, then buck tw the Atnerican side aud thence on to the Ohio shore. Leonard's experience Was & moat severe one. He says le gave himself up trom the’ first Jost, and was at times ter- rorized almost into the violence of the scow Went ashore Leonard says be was in & stupetied condition, and was astonisned to awake nigh aud dry iui « piace of salety. pane Bat seg The Brotherhood of Raitway Brekemen SAN ANTONIO, TEX., Oct. 19.—The third an- nual convention of the National Brouuerhood of Railway Brakemen convened here yester- Gay.” About Latee Linndred delegates were pres: cui. Avrand parade ot labor societies and the Jocal “military was beld yesterday afternoon, The couvention Will remain in svasion severed days Sacco: General Foreign News. QUIET IMPERIAL CELEBRATIONS. BeRiix, Oct, 19.—The twenty-fifth anniver: sary of Linperor William's coronation and the fiiy-1ifth anniversary of the birth of Crowa Prince Frederick William were observed quietly by the imperial tamily SAD FATE OF COUNTESS VON ARNIM, m Arnim, the insane wile of Couut Arnim, recently fed from a private asy- Jum to the Black Forest. To-day her body was found in the river Murg. ‘A NEW GERMAN VESSEL LAUNCHED. The Bavaria, the second boat of the Imperial Germun mail line, was launched at Stetn to day. She Will run between Bremen and ease er Asia. DEATH OF THE MARQUIS OF AILESBURY. Losbox, Oct. 19.—The Marquis of Atiesbury is dead. He was seventy-iive years old, steely From Wall Street To-day. New YorxK, Oct. 19.—The stock market opened more quiet but irregular and Jower, changes irom last evening's flnal figures veiug generally tor slight fractions only, but Hocking Valicy was up 4 and Delaware & Hud- son %, while Missouri Pacific was down % The coal siocks were again Ube featare of the trad- ing, especially Jersey Central, Lackawanna Reading. Jersey Central opened off & at rose to 3% ‘but dropped again to G2ty, all in the first’ fiiteen minutes, and became paratively steady in that neigh ouber stocks, w! ap aigeny _— 1 per cept further. life market railed. Atl o'clock the is active and firm geveraily, slight opening figures, New England strong. pete Bi ciecmemmenee be Armed with -anis, Oct. ‘The whole French infant P, 19.—" ry rided with Fi Pa i age new rifles next spring. ‘The cost wo $20,- —.__ Failure of a New York Broker. W. R, WHITMORE GOES UNDER AFTER SUS zy TAINING $80,000 LOSSES. irert, to-day motised the stock c= that be was unable to mect nis con ‘The street estimates Mr. W! i Gj 3 i § | flee mayor's show unless the to institute an ingagiry tuto the heeds of the Loudon poor similar to ibe inquiry made last the riots. Mr. Champion deciares it ‘couditions and GER, BACON MONTGOMERY KILLED WHILE Sr, Josnru, Mo, Oct 10. Word was recetved