Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1887, Page 5

A Daxozrovs Texvexctes Characterize that very common complaint, catarrh. ‘The fou! matter dropping from the head into the brom- chial tubes of lungs, may bring on bronehitie or con- sumption, which reape sm immense harvest of deaths anuually. Hence the necesaity of giving estarrh im- inte attevtion, Hood's Sarsaparilis cures catarrh by puriiying and enriching the blood, restoring aud toning the diseased orgaua Try the peculiar medicine. “Hvod’s Sarsaye-tila cured me of catarth, soreness of prouchial tubes aud terrible headache.” R, GIB- BONS, Haumilton, Ouio. HOUD'S SARSAPARTLLA Sold by all druggists. @1: six for @5. Preparéd only by C. L HOOD & CO. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 6 ick MOUSE, T #1. a e apd tech 2021. : tine it sis Te 8 Too, 4th aba Ste O 0-000 Lista se 9s st, near 2d EDITIO Lat aaa i he Sl AFTER THE EXECUTIONS, ‘The Remains Given to Their Friends—scenes in the Jail Atter the Hansing—The Excite- ment Quickly Subsides. Cmicago, Nov. 11.—The coffins for the remains of the anarchists, plain black, with but the sliver TMMEDI OR § LELSPECIAL B p25 fut 2081 00 Fat ab pcr case FOUR-SioR udu butb-rouiu, Iain ve, rave: 113 ice, €4.000. GEUKUE Ti 7 ‘aw. : BEI USER Tia: ‘heads of screws for ornaments, Were carried to the gallows at 12:12 p. m. ‘When the coflius were Drought tothe scaffold (aig ADE a Geen, Sheriff Matson exclaimed: “ils will be done.” | FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS | ties tether, "kage, and: Zureoon, afl looked EIGHT SHARES GRAPHO. | BAtUral The ’cofin lids were quickly screwed iso La¥cho vieyche in good cun- | @0WD. Paper tabs were then Pasted on each for identine .tion, The remains of Engel and vd tg01 bust ain Str. Lingg, the suicide, were taken to 286 Milwaukee casts OF Mbdatiy, 90. Sica" SyCHCOnalit star often a OF Ma ice ™ Sm ach Te ay | S¥emue. Fischer's wife claimed his, Mra Spies fe Pe sag ur aban ee cite HELE MBIA EXPERT | took August's and Mra. Parsons received those of sei 4 gg bh 800 BE Ot wT TL igen int ‘be suid, @ bargain an'be | NeF hisbund, PAT Ew re : 000 f ie uw ‘Letters were written this morning by order of 1 Ore ie sae 000 1 nee HE ; OCLEY AND PROVISION STORE, | te sheriff to the relatives of tue men Fx noufying them that they could take possession of the Bodies after tue hanging and make arr ments for the funerals. Ihe letters were de ered in person by Deputy Johnson, who was vis- affected by his sad duty. i. Spies August's inother, ives at 164 Brrson street. “When the depuiy arrived he was, at first, refused admitiance, because of the impression that be was a reporter. "lie went around to the Dack ‘and there a most affecting scene his gaze. Mra Spies sat at the fine store-soum 20x40 ft. | Weny eb Feusou for w. nist SALE—TWO FIRST-CLASS SHOW-CASES. be ictud at 417 22th et. mw. Call imamedt- | ! Wih sei euesp, a | prox | Bos. | aveis | PUESALE TLINOTIPE MACHINE COMPANT | Stock Lot OF Gahan Uy a ¥RANK H. PELOU; nll __ Kellogg Building, Tere. oor, 1K SALE—A SHARE IN ONE OF Ti tao : 3 taole, walling as it her heart would break. The BPsttatests Cia Ye aL Be: lamebtations of the ‘household could be heard 10-3 E goruae ie stret. “The deputy handed the letter Jouk SALE—VERY ch 2, Pen. | Mrs a Breit renile: sla or wane ot aoe Ang apie re Engel sceps a Uitle top and notion OR BALE-PINE BROWN COR, Papers were upon the windows, but the door was rake Knvering, tbe deputy confronted Mra, ‘Can be seen ny-st Engle. She was caim, aud pale, There Was Ho excitement there, but an ominous calm pervaded everything. Last night @ large crowd war 11th uw, $4,500, ven trate avout 15% bus, stylish aud reuable: 6, 9000. Usindsvin & STALE}, (ood saddie horse, ave. double bariese: At stable sear’ UK SALE— JOR SALE—TWo OF THO=E HANDSOME S10» SALE ‘TAURANT AND FOOL-ROOM, AN | gatnered around Engel’s place, but it was not de- front residences on eet. Det Ween ee ole pA ng on rg ing eerie or mative. every modern convenience, aud. fut thie 16 Fi ‘Aicxandria, Va, | | This there was another mob, which Stared at the windows for a walle and then dis- rsed. Deputy Jounson found Fischer's house locked, silen', and deserted. ‘his was in a Ger- respes Jout atyic, uine and tet Eee cee ee r Se These ap BS, g 00. o16F at nw 30K EALE—A FINE TURNOUT, CUMPRI Brown Horse sixteen aids balt (169) bands: NG a, t Exicusiow-truue Brvtguainy sud Harness; at fo, ullzt BM Wa oider. Cau be secu at DOWNe}'S Stables Te MAD Delgndarnood, at No. 4 Dean sireet, where Fy 1746 SEW YORE ALE Wwelliigs tay | 1 Of BALE esos URADEURY” OVER STEONG | lier Was lett nites Barman Seats Uopariment moder bries dwelliig, OR SALE—@s00 BRAD! OF fi , Tees as immelgah scuba eycern | R'venm coceera ean cred ind tv S| ae Fara oe reosrasien evens Ste DUVALL io Fst aw. | piy sou 1lthet mw, aes B¥-3t* | Of the excitement. Deputy Jonson says that the Spies’ somet ter. Fide to Zontcmpiace but that tae revatives St the Other men are not ay Tisibly affected. Scenes After the Execution. ‘It was wondertul wo note how quickly the ex- citement Which had tilied the jail all morning calmed down. The 200 prisoners confined in the L, brick dwellings, 12 a iare offered 1aF ‘below allot voard; price reasuuavle. 2327 vvanis Po Sabi, LARGE HANDSOME WALNUT rs Ww-aw" rooms ex saat be ede 2 Wid) DUVALL Yo) Fat. how. FO? SALE ‘Two Magnificient Upgisht Grand Pisttos to exchange. Nearly uew and in eiewaut condition. They are the 0. JOMNSON, 713 ‘Tsth st. nie. Fae ithing sATocl OcDbvik oY GESREOR | Pauoctauy upright make ‘The tous simply pec, |DUCS WhO had Deen In fever heat DOKKELL, Lot SF, coutaius :1roous, fuished | fec., with singing qu-lities unqualed. Will be soid|@UIng the tragic event of the day, fe natured ‘woud: bewted by, tar | sta kxrest Uarsain for cash or easy paymenta; orsquare | Fegained their usual spirits. They cracked Piaees. Pant jest of Fe fren Tuouin, coganly Ante thom aneaceytionable. Re. pr taken in trade aud best value allowed. Can be seen | Jokes trom cell to cell and as they nad had noth: frou to-day. ° ‘ue PIANO EXCHANGE WaAREROOMS, Ing (0 eat since breakfast they soon began to yell for soup. ‘The spectators who had witnessed tne hanging walked rapidiy out Of the enclosure and We Weary uepUles Weut to dinner, the only ones [om im the jad office being the press representa- Uves, Av 1:30 o'clock the coffin in which lay the body Of Parsous Was carried out of the jall aud taken to ue howe of tue widow. Curious poilve officials Waiked ito tbe jail to leara now tue execudon bad been proveeded with, and were in turn questioned as to bow the chizens Outside bad acted, “There was absolutely no trouble,” oue and all replied Fischer's remains _n9 “fot, buary, kc. in rst-clase condition. Inquire HHotve, biggey, dc. in first-class eon in -Tiomen 7 E kv. MALS rear ut 1d ot, bets 4th and 15th sts., 13e., br. 4b tea, Be, bE, uew. | ei fiuish, 1m good ecralins abu Aurkpatciek sda. aT #9 C.D. box 1902, Boston, Aimee. Fated. Adare Lv-eo:st | Jos SaLE—a Parc |AFETY BICYCLE IN B IN| were removed to his home at 1:35 ‘o'clock, | con sabe So HANES GP bie Sacomero | MAD, Bette splayed | auto.rapis of pe, Bee EF scichuoite stock: 1+ states ut Garrevt Park. auual | ue morning: It fas eotimated that ue made Bie fronting om 12th. bef Penne. wots of atuoty pe aud Mengeutuaier; aul, UFapuspuous, D: /éEapUs, Wine Puueualic GUL-Larilage BUCKS. CHaS. A. SHILLDS, 1000. )ORSALE—IWENTY HEAD erived trom Virginie fearotGaZG@ st mw. W |, OK SALE—10 CONTKACTOKS (BUILDING)—A 5 trot. on E st., bet Lith aud 12 6.6 1t iront, on F st. luproved by L4r. br. d-1w A POMILL & CU... JOM SALE-2 VERY DésIKaBL somely-iuruished Houses, wil dnrmiture; one ou 1¥tu st, n of Dupont Circle: otuer oa inet, motK Lave” A ¥. HILL & Oc Of thew in all, They uli read ulike, apd were Couched in the following words: “Aparehy is liverty, ‘Adoipn Fisher, Coo County Jail, ‘Nov. 11, 1887.” ‘vl0-lw 1389 Fst caror pair, lubg and Mediu, iF puasteriDg le be Her Cargo Fire. 10 __1839 ing dvi.vereu 10 tn t0 sets me special yrites aa We have : kt SALB—ONLY 00. NEW THREE-STORY | cu our switcu aud im warehouse ou sale the _Lowpox, Nov. 11,—he Britis steamer City of SD REALING. Wii TUKELSIUK BACK | “uns teonebarrind tone, Lincs Seve we | Now Contle, Cape Townssad, whic lett Guerles- PULLING. BAY WINDOW Iu Our: conte S BUN E LUNS, Vel. BVO, becweel @ aud Hate. October 2ou howe all, 8: towi tor Havre has put into Queens- town witha fre her cargo. ——— Foous. Dub aud panty; chi, concretedt cei 2 ary, The bunse is 3 roows deep cw roc, lias side windows, | -o. ‘Rulus aud works at Kivertun, aud is ¥. 5 desireiy hcated uordimest. Convenient | a va JOR SALE— F ‘BARGAINS IN PIANOS. Ciiekering, 7-ccusve, iwveewuod. ‘Gubler, 7-dtave, hose wood. Haiues Ltos,, 7-octave, Rosewood. These Pianos are iu exceileut couditivw, and are offeved for Sale Up i recor, WARD Sole Agent oF Steuway Pianos. At the Uld Sus.d, ¥25 Pa OK SALE-BED FEATHERS, 150, A 1 PPocictnew, cance ‘Aino este Fest erm Mag! ESTE inssen, Ec, at lowest prfcea"Urders by mad aud. ywinuow 7 mand bath, | (erwise ‘Delivered ALBERT Bellz, Out Het sorms easy. THOS G. HES: | 2° we ‘Warrant tor an M. P. DeBum, Nov. 11.—M. Gilhooly, member of par- Mauneul, Who Was summoned 10 appear before the court a'Senuil for isciLtuy Lo riot, 1aued to appear and a Warrant wus 10F his arrest. Buriaj of Baron Wolverton, Lonpox, Nov. 11.—The remains of Baron Wolver- ton Were quictly buried to-day, sur. Gladstone and many Other luberais atvended ihe services. ‘The Emprew of Germany Paralyzed. Paurs, Nov. 11.—The Matin says that the em- Press or Germany has bad an avtack of apoplexy, toletsieer care SAkIGE s LIEBER A: we 130s QOR SALE OR RENT FUR: nished. bear Thomas Cir Bouse, 14 Toous: 1urkace, gral SHED OR UNPOR- ‘swell built brick two Dath-1ooms bd a, balauee cB time; 5 Bent forcent. FOR SALE—A CHEAP PIECE property on Pentsyivanie s¥cuu nie rata HERTFORD, ‘OR SALE OF THE FINEST CARRIAGE tia Haul horses in thas city young and power. | Which has party paraiyzed her. ul, souud a® & dellat, yeUtie aud gaie; Wot aie es ‘s | sisi Ca.ns” tinued a npluutidl qciver: tagetuet Mr, Saunders Arrested. Loxpox, Nov. 11.—Wim. Saunders, un ex-member of parliawent, Was arrested in Trafalgar Square Vo-duy for haranguing a crowd. ‘The French Scandal, DISCUSSING GREVY'S PROBABLE SUCCESSOR IN THE PRESIDENCY. Panis, Nov. 11.—It 1s expected that President Grevy Wili resigh when the chamber of deputies asks" for tue prosecution of M. Wilson, — if he ‘does it 1s Likely he will ‘be succeeded by eutuer M. or ai. de Freycinet, Au alwewpt was made yesteruay to murder the edivor of the Siecie, ‘Lhe attempt 1s attributed to Inends of M. Wuson. ‘Ihe man wuo attacked tue editor Was arrested. M. WILSON WAS EXAMINED TO-DAY by the Judge of instrucuon in reference to his al- leged connection with the trafic in Legion of Honor decorations, The court in wuich Uhe Caffarel trial Has been as ordered {the provisional release of Geu. Cuflarel, Mwe, Limouzia, and M. Loventry pend.ng tne resu.t of tue governmenv’s inquiry into the allegations use extebalun-tup carriage New, with covers, Whips Be, S08 SAILUN'S STABLES, 14th — cubriv.etie), ee ee Cae wee Fe SALE—VIOLINS—A_ SUPERIOR CULLEC- ist ae . M. PARKER, 14158 F st. nw. truwents In pe.tect order; sume aaliy adavted for ladies’ use. Can be uy eveLIME atte: Gat GUS Ast Be. nS-tM® Desi SALE-BREWSIER BROUGHAM, _PUi id up vod cesar tack yd and Shiutts. iuexceileut omter, aso ye “oF 3 ee — | Kray Taunlly liorses, and single, bay, 7Ou SALE-A WELL-BUILT AND HAND=OaE | Soply at PAYNE'S Coach Factory, m ibe nort..westers ave. $0) E ICKED BED- e | Al satters 1c 6 polnd. de best im the culty tor | \ue nscuey Orders by mui, oF otlerwise, proupuy de- oS ___ PRESIDEN Cx OF 1HE | POR SALE—A GENTLE HOKSE, WITHOUT ANT oo ties SG et SB adeek awe oF buses, price $854 in- Supreme Court. facing sFankain square, co! eal nt A ES SS Of a three stor) bine. weil. JOR SALL—ENCYCLOFEDIAS. JAMES PARTON, two-story auuex. spacious « we celeurated historian aud net. says “that set of Cycsopedia it is like seudiug tue whole ie." Lute Work, all the voluunes, Cal” be obtatued st ice on sinall Woutuly payments Ly eddresm i Starottee. 7 Minott jew tu the rear ih Brice tor she sroverty bas Leen ereatly reduced; aud | i every house where there is we afe Wow sutburized to sell it tur 250,000. OSS EES SSS widealisy. Appiyto FIICH, FUX & Buuw dN. 3 — eS ie UK SALE—ONE SQUARE PIANO, 680: ONE PO! LO yr i — Bito? sue citewcengetguare $195,896 Day fea easy aie Uae seat | Se ahah eee eee & Cor ESTEE furnace d-etury urck stuvle in Tear; price ouly Siacod. SiniGex s Ms 25-08 ‘The Wilson Scandal. ‘PREMIER ROUVIER'S MINISTKY CONSENTS 10 THE FULL- EMT INVESTIGATION, A cablegram trom Paris, November 10, aays: ‘The production at the Caffarel trial yesterday of LigBebMANA’ 1505 F st wove to beat pass room or Poous, for Uhe antedated letters of M. Wilson was the culef 70% SALE—114 C sT. NI 31 ROOMS AND 7 Faia at: ts epiondia ‘ecudition: peice 60.000 © CAMPBELL, _ | tople of conversation to-day, aad betore tne open- sopchisd conn sematener toome ous breve feed ing of Ube chamber of deputies uuimated groups ‘stood in the lobuy discussing the incident. Count De Douville-Maiilofou asked the goverument for {olormauion avout the actions of al. Wisou, aL. Mazeau, miulster of Jasuice, replied Chat une gov- ernunent devined to “accept any responsibluty tor Uwe do.ngs Oo: M. Wilson. M. Plou toved thal tue governuent order au immediate inquiry into the 1K SALE—AT EBBITT HOUSE 81 : Ape gd Ute sve, 1 coupe, rockaway vole ant “ous z ri Mill tat 7-year old wound Foad imate, Mam aad ium sO pan MUS. G- HENREL, Brick, with back building: 13 rooms, moderu un- | Provewente. ib irwt<.mes repair: excelent iwcallon; Bde ut. price 8,000. ‘Lise. a isvas: very fashionably located, on Ist, Bear Comtecticut ave, at vatyain. WW Co-vsponovan & co. ter totam or arnt Oar aes chy RY Yuath & So Sb.t sock aus Oatures is store Ne 10 Feuusyivauis ave. Tie sek, in edition v0 the: coucents of a urocery # alicgalions against M. Wiison, 1he wdjourument ite " Sins vary hoe Sanrertel Bee comets of sos very old | Or tie inquiry nul Lue close Of the Cullarel Urlal, 30H SALE-@1500-FQUR i, NEW, Asis “Sid Liquors JAMES “W. OlwE® Suemting | he-said, Would Ht sili. Tue eununber inust in: ‘S-tractive Frame Dwell mM ‘o21-Sw.eos wae” | sisi upon ap Imuinediate loquir7 tuto ine Wuole of 27 at coe fbewoed & an STER CAMNMIAGES | tue tact8 discioved at the trial. Suptod bo book j | Brot very latest styic, secund-band coupelette in good | Prime auister Rouvier sud that in the deplor- vhbaraeco. JOR SALE—THE FOLLOW] erties ob Capitol Mul order: Rie stock tre and plus Toben. you eau save | tuoues 0; at dk FwOsi'S, 1230 J | eeu ge cline SR PO Tab it JOR SALE-CHEAP—FINEST LINEN BAPERS, BF Shemt Oi Soltiots ior pattie pa Mesa’ A CLARE BUN, Calieraya omea. Bass able matters which bad been made public the government had done its duy itu tue outset, And was now prepared to direct tue opening of & ‘Dew inquiry tu Order Lo ascertain the truta of the disclosures made at the Caffarel trial, aud assure Fespect fOr Lue AW froin all persons ‘Wituout ul Upetion. The government, he sald, accepred al, Piou's motiun, and he trusted that ‘novody would muisappreveud Une feelings wulca actuated tin 20 mx. Jolibois thought the acceptance of M. Piou'’s motion showd tuat tue goveru- went Woulu direct tne suspension of the present Utal Ip order to obtain compiete Luforiauuon dur- ing its own inquiry. M. Piou declared thus if tue jermupent did BOt Consent Lo Suspend judgment a fi tie catrare: case he would wicharaw bis wouon, =| Bose tthe CoRR, PRETO sunaoy Cee ceumoer, A wage bad Jt j 101 muiit to onder; Work ‘Lhe procure, to institute @ judicial inquiry. SoS Zig EO TENT Geoteoehaea | Hip scion nha poem spouta.cou (rue Geeta: eh w wna adddtivnn ‘ ve.. with bay win. pS stone trimuuiues, cel Ha: ar VELEN bescutiad _ JOHN Be LOUNG SU eA ee w 03-3 KEAK NALIUNAL HOTEL OR Su < 1HAN THE CHEAPEOE cuuyes, Mamly carn uvctor’s and indies iy ‘Phas! ious daytons and gre siylem, bots new aude" com We Fe ve, niate aud wood Mantels abd piste mirror reuied $240 per year. price (2.500. abd second bands Call tela, pate wurror rented $180 per year’ | GEYEE, 406 Paw New S-foum abd ceuar unica house th et; peated $120 per year: pric: cibim DANENHOW La & SU: 3A LS. aud vion Was with applause.) M. Kouvier PROPOSALS. ALE—SINGING BIRDS. Wi then “aunduseed that we ‘cabinet hd decided we ET BG Gon Fish, Aquariums, and Ireely and on its own abUIty, and waxed Peres. FOS TAGE, Cakivaw, Mac Largest aisurument i the city at SCH! ‘(that the orders of thé day should be taken up, AnD MALEMALS—Kovumber 3) 158 BAUKE, Ltn st, two doors suth uf be, aves ° | whieh was done. s Deoyonals, cota oe ice “2 ae an ‘ Harpotnlay Galo ipasWankrhiechmeseS aun | VOM, SALE 100, CARRIAGES, BUGGLER Ah | qt teataies inet President Grey? ce, crening sai We te Mb. Lowber,” will ve received froin wan. | ¥aguus, doctors” abd ladles’ pumtone: re Sa all | medisvely; that he would cucose Lis own ume, pincturere oF Pewralar dealers wily. st the Buseaa uf | Lrauches: goods sold ut easy teuuue J.J. COU) Premier Kouvier coumunicaved ‘the Fee ee ee I Oak te anne | eo Ainding of we chamber, and & rinisierial council we, b. wed - a {0K SALE—T; “OTTO" Was tuep beid. There Was a collapse ihe WEN SY SaR aL be soo nel Latin Biches toloilr eves al etpmaue sia = {he Doure tsday, owing vo fn police civ and se Neti atats ale pata tue tae | Seagrass me’ MALL AU hes Soe Cetra was pot pone in Bn ad ord © tous dete of coutrect./at the Navy | _2¥= ih the Wilson inatter begun. vi Bustos, ot 10,000, Yards beuinves caliven e34 _— oo Fok BALE" ABOcr 1.000 POCNDS OF NONPA- Feil aud about S00. at Guida of “Agate 2 pq lately im Une ot this paper. The ace ot both round fe denies, bie, they are it guod couditios, and capasie gt exseliont service tor two oF three years.na paper of moderate Sireuiation, "Wil be wold cucap unbRik'” Aadiees HE EVENING 8: oo Wi ba Tax SEwsbaYEu CO, Wanningtay,D. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ni yards bag Cauvam to be dedvered witaia @ | oust trum date Of ouptrect: and at the Savy dard Sthimgtou, b> C, 134 boxes American glass, 3,000 | pounds rooting felt, 10 voxes tis, 55 | pouuds galvanized. | Clarence Showers, aged thirty-five years, Wealthy farmer of Strattonvilie, Conn., was buried on Sunday at that place. Saturday morning he ‘went to Wilson McKee’s farm, a mile distant, to feich to bis own farm a five-year-old Jersey bull ads so.der. 40 eet giaziug in skylights, 2: FOSS pung-macuives” wiih fees For tunes of ions. Of re will | Fgh Se on EXCHANGE 3 CHOICE F \HM | owned by McKee and himeeif. The bull wasan ugiy She, jald aumouut Fe | beatiful suade trees, good water, Dleuty of fruit, For | 02 &0d Was handled by means of a 5 teet ibe above articles | particulars adivens FAN, Siar ethos oe Fea ges in length fastened to 8 ring in the, animal's nose, ter | ROK SALE —n0 ACKER GooD LAND, WELL LO- cated in Dent Commie Mee oe ie in to make vicious lunges at the farmer. Picton of the coltract seatjataon ruitvad. Will be sold: ata very low pres | TE stick Saved Showers trom te animal's horns, cove isireatt foF specifications tues | OF excuauged for city lows or local stocks broke the stick in two, tormas vr, aud turther iuiorwe- ‘Avply to Owner, vss the end of the piece requited Cas ve bad oy ap- | _B10-3e* Room and also retained « — keevers, La be proposals tian ‘abd Diled. out aa JOH SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE PAM, SITU- z mu. D.C. i HF * forme fue ducking." Severs: ducking ube from sew ine L partment reserves the | gud other cities Own IfuLts Ob Aquis Oreck ‘Two small bory, eng Gane LIG, | Seemann’ Mectutel vctet de Feat Rate ‘ey could ot ran for Prsroet Tuaster Gineral, 0-5. N8¥¥__ | Tiketlace will brauid very AP arate ed —— | 1sus'F ee. PROPOSALS. DRAYAGE AND HAULING | 2 * Ci pe] ROPOSALS I a A & SALE—OH MIGHT BXCHANGE—VALUABLE ‘hand, rn vas Gears ul pneu a auizeumd red inproved sd Aare Proper. mer Urust one of its Se tnan oshce until Lorine a aa Pe Levis | OWNES Box 117, Brooklyn, RY nag see r. | The bull Base "S wast s-obk: Ines at sats ay apace rity * tury wil be opaued in yrescace of sitemaine beddore, for te hatling and hamilang oc pupae tones betwee | Sao coe eenington. D.C etal meh st, i fas tue pemacer’ of the ace Seeing apes INS. Biss tofuas 1oF yrojonaie aud all informs 100. % HAVE SEV, W lance propertiae CONDITION OF THE ARMY. How Inspector Geweral Baird Would Ancrease its Efficiency. RECOMMENDATIONS IM HIB ANNUAL REPORT—MORE ‘HELP NERDED IM B19 DEPARTMENT—T00 MANY ORDERS ISSCED—TARORT PRACTICE—DESERTIONS— POST SCHOOLS, ETC. | Inspector General Baird, in his annual report to the Secretary of War, states that the regular force of his department supplemented by the detall by the Secretary of War of officers of the line as act~ ing inspectors, is inadequate for the complete per- formance of the duties required, and recommends ‘that the strength of the department of inspection be increased, If this end cannot be attained he ‘asks that the number of officers which the secre- tary 1s permitted to detail be increased. He also recommends that officers traveling on inspection duty be allowed 10 cents for each mile actually traveled. He asks the assistance of the Secretary of War in procuring legislation which will fix the allowance of clerical assistance in his office as in ouber staff departments. PRAISE FOR THE ARMY. He reports the Army ns a whole in a healthy and gratifying condition, There are breaches of discipline, of course, he saya, but the general obe- Gience to law and @ desire to improve animate both oMicers and soldiers and the enlisted men are certainly, very Tespéctable class of persons, 04s tay to attain great in all of the ‘with only skeeton commands, depleted by various details for labor, but the ion which bas been reached in the use of tue rifle res that any desired excellence in other mill- FY exercises could be attained by the sane {roope whenever demanded. Too many orders are iagued, not alwi Fafa ava ita Sota to ascertain that each new one does not infringe 00 Others in existence. SUGGESTIONS 48 TO TARORT PRACTICE, RTC. In the opinion of Gen. Baird too mush time 18 allotted, to tanget practice to permit proper in- struction in all other important matters, and he re- Serene meen rare pacoers le ion ers, to the soldier and i8 destructine of discipline, in breaking dowa the lines of separation between ‘commissioned officers and enlisted men. He considers the clotuing of soluiers satistactory and of good quality, but recommends that all arti- Cloy Of urese Issued 10 a voldier should be futed to his person without suojecting bim toextre charge, Suggesting the payment of the company tailor 50 cents u day as means of attaining the end. ‘Tuere hag been no falling off in the good quality of the rations or the general satisfac ‘Objec- tons to salt pork continue, but tuere is no alter- alive unless tue Secretary of War should exclude it from the ration, to be ‘Issued only when called Jor in such amouuts as might be required. A de- mand for the lasue Of potawes and daloas becomes wen ‘The mavter of desertions has caused less re- mark during the year than in some preceding 1, but in some departmente it has whe in others it has decreased. ‘To regard this crime lenienuy, Gea. Baird tbiaks, is to encourage it, ‘and be is’ strong in the bellef’that confinement in the military prison at Lesvenworth 4s not « pun- ishment adequate to the offense nor calculated to discourage It. : MILITARY FOUCATION. ‘The reports regarding post schools indicate that they are of but little besefit to the enlisted men, Decause but few are willing to attend them. He 48 opposed to the compulsory attendance of illiterate but is the require Thent of a certain anoue at” education In every man When enlisted, ‘The inspection Of the work of officers detailed to duty al military colleges st the necessity Of a code of ung the same for all Institu- Uons, denning, io Une Inverest of the United states, We duues of Uiicers detailed, and informing the authorities of tue instiiuuons Wuat is to be ex- pected of them in return for the gratuitous loun Of a military expert as instructor and of arms aud equipments. Iv hus been recommended, the re- Fe way, that the detali for tne xervice shoul De ra ed period, of four years, ana “that such students ‘as show "uuu sual ‘aptitude in military studies shoud be given @ diploma, to signity to te governors of States thelr fitness for military em- Pareiae Sate Bese stp be called for. Tue inspector-general, W! TOV o anny omicérs to civil stitutions, Holds that every Omticer so detailed has been commissioned to Hil an office supposed to be necessary to the milltury estavlishment, und bis prolonged absence tudi- cates Unat the omce is nota yone, He thinks that every oricer shouid be in the place to Walch bis commisson assigns him, and when it becomes distasterul to him he ought to retire. ‘THE UMBRELLA HOMICIDE. ‘Trial of Beverly Jones for the Murder Mobert B. Morris. ‘The Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, yester- day, after Tur Star report closed, continued the trial of Beverly Jones, colored, for the murder of Robert B. Morris, by stabbing him in the eye with the ferrule of an umbrella September 3, in ap altercation about @ bottle of whisky. Patrick Frawley, who witnessed the dimculty between the accused and the defendant, corroborated the ‘statement of Gibson. Martha Newman testified that she saw Jones “jab” the deceased tn th. eye and then strike the deceased three times across the face with an umbrella. Annie Bird testified that she heard some “‘cross-questioning” between Jones and the deceased, and saw Jones strike Motris with an umbrella, and other witnesses gave similar testimony. ‘The district attorney said that he thought that this would complete the Govern- ment’s case, THE TESTIMONY TO-DAY. This morning the government recalled Dennis Newman, who testified that ten minutes or so be- fore the quarrel Jones asked him if he wanted a drink, saying there was @ bottle of whisky in a Stalitbue Witness did not take it. Morris was in the stable at the time but he did not hear the con- Versation. John Gibson was re-called and tea. fied that Morris owned tne whisky, and after Jones took a drink it was given to witness. STATEMENT OF THE ACCUSED MAN. ‘The prisoner, Beverly Jones, was sworn, and stated that his full name was Beverly Allen Jones; that he was born in Virginia; that he had worked tor Knox, Springman Bros., Zurborst, Stephenson, and others; he had known the deceased ten oF eleven years, and they were always iriendly. Coming 'to the day of the homicide, he sald: “uti son called me and ‘You doue me a dirty trick,’ and I asked, ‘How? and he answered, ‘You ‘ook @ drink of that whisky,’ and said the boy said $0. I asked the boy, Did you say that I took a drink?’ and tue boy waid *yes.’I denied it, and then Morris said, ‘If that ain't the truth there isnoGod beaven,’and then “TA cutyour— out,’ at the same time 1eeling in his hip pocket. 1 was aston. isued, and told Lim that this wes Mr, Stephen- son's stable and he did not want any trouble. 1 Was then leaning on my umbrella, and said I wou.d have him arrested. He then caine at me, and J just shoved the umbrella, and I would not have done so for anything. I would rather he had ‘cut me as he threatened 10 do. I did not threaten to job hig eye out. I did not say anything about eyes. I would not tell a ile for a seat in heaven. ‘T struck him three times, but I did not know that I struck him tn the eye.” On cross-examination witness said he had eaten at Morris’ house; that it was six years ago when he and deceased had s dimeulty, “Upon iny word Idid not take the whisky from’ the bottle. Idid not call the boy a Mar or any hard names. When I punched bim in the face I held the wnbrell 1n iy right hand. I did not go toward him, but was falling back when Morris cume on with a rush.” The derendant denied tuat Gibson interfered A 5 i tf I 3 ; FE: as : f i rf i+ i > i 4 & 5. the Amnesty Association yesterday. Joseph Bu- chanan, in commenting on the governor's decision, “The State will not be twenty days ciger betore ting wil rgo eda hat they permliied tale ‘rime to take place.” sae EES ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS mall box aremed to Ter nee, Guta, Te Hater Gitredos Karr ty ialmate, "Wem opened ie. ‘c.08ed two rolls of Hercules ‘coll of fuse. percussion sent to ine the. f CIES—PRESENT CONDITION OF THR VESSELS—TBE QUESTION OF REPAIR—PERSONEL OF THE NAVY— ‘TOO MUCH DILLETANTEISN. ‘The annual report of Engineer-in-Chief ot the Navy Melville was made public to-day. The re- Port begins with a short account of the general operations of the Bureau of Steam Engineering Guring the past year. Considerable work has been done in the way of improving the speed and coal endurance of some of the old vessels of the Navy by the addition of a system of forced draught. ‘The Swatara is now being improved in that way, ‘nd the Kearsarge, tato which the boilers which Were made available by the adoption of forced draught in the Alliance aud Swatara are being Put, is to be fitted inthe same way. The work dene at each of the navy-yards, both on the ma- chinery of naval vessels and in improving the con- dition of the shops, is described in detail. The ‘shops at Severai of tue navy. are suMiciently equipped for building marine macutnery of the largest size, but are deficient in their resources 10r handling work as quickly or economically a3 should be the case. In order 10 BE PREPARED FOX ANY EMERGENCY when machinery would have to be built rapidly tn large quantities, additions of modern tools should be made. Complete hydraulic boller-making Plants,capable of dealing rapidly with the thickest. steel plates, is recommended to be put upat tlie navy-Yards at New York, Norfolk, Mare Island, Each of the principal yards should be equipped with @ testing machine of the largest size, not 80 much for the p Of testing speci- meus as for proving parts which are to be ectually Ancorporated tnio maculuery. In this Way engines can be made much lighter than at present, as a great excess of weight 1s necessarily used in order to ullow for hidden deiects of material. All of our navy-yards are very defective in their general arrangements, The shops are spread about too much, aud are not near enough to the Water front for material to be hundied promptly. ‘The steam generating plant for running engines in the various shops, ad for heating purposes 18 very waste.ul. Each bureau has its own eral in different parts of the yard. At each yard there should be but one set of boliers tor this pur. pose, centrally 1ocated, from which underground pipes would radiate to the places Where the steaim ‘There is 700 MUCH ROUTINE AND RED TATE connected with the navy-yard management for proper transaction of business. The military fea- tures are mademore promiinent than the building and repairing of ships end machinery, and work 4s thereby delayed and its cost increased. ‘Ope of the most interesting parts of the report 4s that which states the present condition of the machinery of each vessel in the Navy, from an tron-clan down toa tug boat, with the amount necessary t0 be spent in repairs or to Mt for sea. Attention 18 called to a tact wuich has also been made prominent by Admiral Porter and by the chief constructor, ‘This 1s that the old single tur- Fel monitors are the only armored vessels that We orsess in a state of completion. We have others under Way and in contemplation, but we would have to rely upon tne vld ships in Case of a sudden declaration o: war. ‘These vessels sh sid be Kept {n condition vo be ‘used in case of any mecessiy urlsing Uefore the more modern siiips are com ph BY a very small Outlay the Speed of all the old monitors’ can’ be cunsiderably increased and the vessels consequently be made more ef- lent EDUCATION OF ENGINEERS. Attention ts called to the gradual decrease in the number of engineer officers, there being already an insufficient number to properly per- form the duties, ‘The reduction should be promptly Stopped and the number of passed assistant engi- hees restored to the Lormer number of one bun- dred. Beiter provision should be made for the education of engiuee:s tor the service. The ent aystem of education at the Naval ay, Which seek to make Jacks-o(-all-trades of tae students, ts not wut Is heeded. AU tue end of Lhe Second Year's courwe of study the cadets should be divided Into mnidsaipmen and cadet engineers, and all those uot ueeded to fil vacancies be dropped from Une service to make way tor a new lot trom which to make the next cuoice, JUSTICE FOR THE CADETS. The ald of Congress 1s asked to restore the pres- ent cadet engineers to their legal rights, of which they were deprived by being discharged from the service under a misinterpretation of the law of August 5, 1882. They have been restored to the service, but, although the Supreme Court has twice declared tuetr discharge to be lilegal, they Canuot be restored to their proper places on the Navy list wituout action by Congress, Leytsiation 4s also asked for the purpose of putting eugi Wal Academy on an equal foot~ jag With thelr classinatesof the line by making all graduates take relative rank according to o:der of merit al the date of graduation, instead of the en giueers ranking alter ine line, a3 at present. ‘The duttes of ibe Engineer-tn-Cuier trequently call him away from Washington, leaving veuind him technical work to be peformed, 10r whic there 18 uo proper person responsible. ‘There should be an engineer assistant to the Chiet of Buseau to do this Work, tue same as a profes. sional assistant is now provided tor We Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. ‘A PRACTICE WHICH SHOULD BE STOPPED. ‘The duties ot engineers on board ship are very often misinterpreted by commanding officers. On some ships the engineers are required to stand watch day and night when the machinery ts not Tunuing, and there 1s notuing to require their at- tention.” ‘This stanuing of Watches over a “unass Of cold cast-I"on” is nonsensical, and takes away @ great part of the interest which these oficers Would otherwise take in the care and preservation of themachinery. Mr. Melville remarks that “the idea nat an officer 1s not doing bis full snare of duty When ne 1s not as uucomiortable as 1 1s sible to inake him 1s too prevalent in the service.” THERE 18 TOO MUCH DILLETANEISY in the Navy, tho report says. Many officers pay a great deal more attention to the specialties of otners than they do to their own, with the result ‘that they become proticient in neither, Four bureaus furnish suéain macuinery to suips, while Lhe offivers of only one bureau are spectally eau- caved and trained in the design and inanipulation Of machinery. In the interest of economy, har- mony and ‘efMiicieacy this amateur enginteriug ‘snould be stopped at onee, and ail macuinery be puiced Under tue Care Of the engineers, Walle Lue Other officers can Mod plenty to do in’ the wide elds Of their own professions, Hers, sometimes sev— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ane ou OMY LORE Mock Market. tas oe Tork we tastier as a eat wire to Corson & Macartuey, 1419 & sircet, prices of y special bit ee eg, rer nad Ea eget ar i on ORE a Sect slot “Sass Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Mp... November 11-—Virginia sixes, ue cvupons, G2; new thre, Roe ie Ee JUDGE SNELL, IN THE HEWLETT-PREWCH CASE, FINES THR DEFENDANT $100 UNDER TEE ACT OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY—AN APPEAL NOTED. ‘This morning, in the Police Court, Mr, Padgett called Judge Snell's atvention tothe case of Mr Jobn French, propriever of the lumch-room at the Center Market, charged by Lawyer Hewlett, eol- red, with violating an act Of the legislative assem- bly, approved June 26, 1873. Mr. Padgett said that the defendant was charged with failing to have put up in a conspicuous place a pricelist of articles furnished, and read the law under which the case was Drought, which provides a penalty of $100 and the forfeiture of his liowase. ‘Mr, Hewlett testified that about the 20th of last month he Went to the defendant's di in ‘the market, and looked about for a price-list, but ‘saw none, He called for three eggs, a cup of cof- Toy and some biscuits for which be was changed S50 cents. He rerused to pay that price. He the defendant for his price-list. Me answered that he had none, and witness left. On crosy-examina- {ion witness said he offered the defendant 15 oF 20 cents, which he refused to accept, Then you Junch and have not paid asked Mie Moore. eh T have not paid for it,” answered witness, “but Jam ready to pay him tie regular price.” “If you had been told 10 advance would have done the same thing?” asked Mr, Moore. “Yes, sir,” answered Witness “I Knew what I rged that amount for.” “Then You had our eggs, and and coffee, reid the use of our roum and bav® not'paid for them,” ‘Said Mr. Moore. reg! not eat vee oy gen ap nae pe you to show a naalaaeteee anes seuss “Yes, sir,” answered the witness, “i hat does not affect the case,” sald counsel, “It affects the spirit of the ” said the judge. “This law was oricinally intended to cover oases where exorbitant prices Were Charged certain yep a Le y ten yes ~~ ‘been one vad a on Lawyer Muss, colored, testified that during davcer part ot) rember he went into Mr, Preach lace and got a bow! Of. Oyster #oUp, Pala nsty conte. “A few days afterward be west h and gov a beefsteak, some and coffe, for Which he paid seveuty-tve cents, Witaevs said be pala Une prices cl voth umes, and would go Ty Deck there wyain it be got hungry walle in tat tet’, Moore sald that there seemed to be sm at- mpt from rt ‘vestimony late ‘the prices of this man's Nout stanuing the fact that tt have shown Uhat an overcharge wes: ‘he contended that the ‘ure hud not the power to pass any such act. He had, as a rei the decision ia the case of Mr. bavuile, Who Was of the National ‘Theater, | The law und Prosecution was brought provided that no seat Should be reserved aiter the periormances had be- gun or to designate any seat as reserve. after the performance had begun. Messrs. R. 1. Merricx and M. F, Sorris appeared for Mr. Savilie, and Ed- Win L. Stanton appeared for the District. ‘The decision was delivered by Judge — Olta, Alter reciting tne law and’ tue facts An the case Judge Oitn said, “I if this law can be enforced, it 1s made & pena offense for the manager or proprietor to reserve {oF ube use of his Iriends oF patrons a few desirab.e seats, for those Who, be thinks, by thelr preseuce and ap) ub Migiil giVe Success LO Dis entertainment. He can- NOL, however, reserve these seats If sold belore Ue coulmencemeat of the exbivition, Nay, under tals secilon, tue proprietor oF Of a tuester Would Jol reserve his private Dox .or biunself aud family without Incurting tie penaity tinposed in tue Uuird section of Uns act.” ‘The information ry argued that be had made iF. Padgett 0 ‘out a case anu suid tuat tue decision reierred to did not have auy bearing on tals case, dhe Judge said \uat Wis cage seemed to him clearly uisuuguisnable (rom une Case eltled by Mr. Moore. He WuoUght tae legislature wad full PoWer CO pass police regulations, and be woud overrule (he poime aimed by tbe defense, aud Wouud Luecefore impose tue OIF PeBAIty provided Dy Ube act, @ Une ot 9100. 3 AME. atoore said he Would note an appeal. A ROUGH VOYAGE, ‘The Crew of the Brig Daisy Five Without Feo.) sve DAT® The crew of the brig Daisy, watch arrived at Litilefield’s whart this morning, tell @ pitiful story of privation and suffering. For five day's not a morsel of food passed their they say. The brig was on ber way from dad, West Indies, with a cangy Of asphak for the Barvour Paving Company, of this city, and when Off the Coast Was met by a gule wiueu biew her @ long Way out to sea, The vessel nad alveady been an Unusual length of Uwe on her voy. axe, and the supply of provisions bad rua very low. By we time she drew back into the Way of vessels and couid oUtaim food five days had elapsed, auring Waueh Ume they had notning to eat, Se caik Sales of Heal Evtate, Deller B. Groff has bought for $10,196.50 of Anna A. Tarbell part of lot 20, square 79, 433; by 70 feet, front, on the west side of 21st street, between G ana H streets northwest. 8. D. Webb has ht for $4,300 of H. 8. Bundy sub lot 34, square 36, 183, by 100 feet, on M street, between’ ‘ang 24a Streets northwest. John Lynch, jr. and John Francy have each bougat for ‘Of W. C. Hill two lots in block 43, University Park, Eugene F. Robinson has bought of E. W. Brad- ford for $11,000, sub lots &3 to 6s, square 132, each fronting 16.3% by 100 feet on T’ sireet_between 17th and 18th streets northwest. G. E. Hamilton bas bought for $10,750 of J. M. Wilcox, part of lot 15, square 247, fronting 3234 feet on Massachusetts avenue With an average depth Of 20436 feet beuween 13th and pe rire - Walter Villlams 1 auctioneers, sold 7 sale, yesterday, the four-story store and \Wwelling-house at the Southwest corner of Indiana avenue and 3d street to Hemry C, Cubura, for $11,800, —— ees ‘Trausfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows: W, Bradiord to Eugene F. Robinson, sub icv 63 to 67, sq. 152; $11,000. Wash. Danenhower to Elia J. ler, SUD 9, $25 1; F, Stutz, sue property Ss % E. W, Bradto: sub Long Meadows; $—. J. M. liamiitot 247; $10,750. Fi Rachel A, E-rayior, pt. 60, Ms ad, to West ington; $1,000. offered free to every new subscriber for one year to the WEEKLY Stak. It is a wee peed book of 191 pages, profusely illustrated, with more than 100 colored Mapsabd diagrams, and contains a Wealth of general information. See advertise. ment in another column, a ‘THEY PRoPose TO BUILD AN ARMORY.—Messrs. H. Coggins, W. Gibson, and J. A. Hutchison, as mnlitee, have applied to the District Com: in behalf of Washington Division, No, 1, Cn Rank Knights of Pythias, for a penialt vo hold a fair at the Nauonal Rifles’ Armory trem February 1s t02 next. The ovject of tue m fair is a fund to buiid an armory in tals city, to the Comulssioners says: “The order of the Knlzhts of Pythias was tastituted in February, 1864, in this city, and has now @ membership ‘over 200,000. In’ connection with the order there ‘Deen tustituted a plan of insurance, and at the present tume 15,038 of its members are y this feature, “he disbursements to the and orphans of deceased members from tne realized tor this purpose amounted to, including March 31, 1887, to $4 721,254 Of ‘this $490,190.15 was paid out during the last year.” ES Madden to annul a deed, and M. mgt Walsh et al. for (be partition sale of thu toes tn sa ve follows were signal today: 7a. m., 40; 2 Ut 455 Suntmum, 30, No. 1218 fed reek for $90. No. noru the ceny of road. bis and promised Conds sr, And Be was given the apples: court carrying 8 large 6 #! Hil ei iy i if H j i rill if fl ji Had FRE LADIES STILL ENTHUSIASTIC OTER TRE STORT— ‘TEE TRACK HEAVY AFTER YESTERDAY'S Ra. ‘While ihe attendance at the second day's racing f the extra meeting of the National Jookey Clad | Ot IVY City Wes vot lange, it was Detier than meght ave been expected in view of tbe attending un- | | efitit Pat HT He i é i i jel al Hi pt Ha $583 First race—For maiden 2-year-clda Six fur- oP oat sae ari pete ar tak ain a sixteenth. tow 108 10s. lay Pate, 95; rouge. MORE LIQUOR LICENSES. Liste of Applications Approved and Dis- @ppreved, The Licensing of bar-ruoms and otber places to set Liquor ts fast drawing toaciom, Tue Com- missioners are now bending their energies to dis- Posing of (he cases iu Which teckulegl questions | are involved. Bramagin, 109 Pennayb EL. Morgan, SOM st; J. E Miller & Oo, UWS Bat; D. P. Crowley, 1118 Dst.; B. Bryan, 121 Pennsyivants ave; L Dakin, 1385 Est; F. 4. Dyson, 4f Penn- syivania ave.; H.C. Bowers 408 Ltth st: F. Huge, S11 Ten ot; J. Triling, 2007 Ten st; J. D. Sulu 201 Massachusetts ave.; MT. Server, Ay J. M. Siu, 1100Q st; ST. Scnoneld, ‘Pena. Yivania ave.; O.@ Staples, Wiliard’s Motel 5 Reilly, 203 Tih st; J. Pach, iis Th a; & o. ‘Neenan, S216 M st.; H. A. Neg, 1101 7th st. Soutnwesi section—C. T. Sadokels, 1028 Oth st: F Moore, 85 I'st.; FP. Hall, 1000 7h st; kw Hall, #25 6. st; F. Blake, 301 1s: st. Northeast sectlon—Mra i Stevbeuer, 1201 K st. ‘Southeast section—M. Adier, 1209 1th st; é. Costelto, 582 Sth st; J. H. Gates, Lzv5 110k wt. County—J. J. Tih street road. DRAPrROTED The following applications for retail leenses have been disapproved: Northwest seeties—J. T. Towens, 119 Pennayl- vania ave; J. K. Smith, 1240 4th et: W. H. hd a; W. ving sky Bre A Fi sai Mat ‘Southwest |. H. Chas & Co, 211 34 mins seclion —F Dahie, 1629 North Capite: ‘County—Geo. ‘7th street road; W. J. Boll- man, Bladensoury 4A COMMITTEE FROM THE BOARD OF TRADE appeered before (he District Commissioners this afternoon by appointment im reference to the ‘TO-MORROW THE Last Day. Tt has been decided that to-morrow will close the Tacing for the season at Ivy City. Regulus apd Fanita were scratched in the first Face, and Telie Toe in the third. The fc were the starters in the first race, ‘six furl for two-year-olds, with the jockeys and Vixen coit, 110 Ibs, Martin; Klug Idle, 1 McLaugulib; sight Unseen, 107 bos, Palmer; Vance, 115 ibs., Chappell; Allentown, 116 Ibs., Newmeyer; Aireda, 107 ibs.’ Kane; Mary T., LOT'ibe He Lewis King Laie, swith Mel STH the saveene tn. Ube first race at odds of 3 W5. Vance, ridden by Cuappeli, was second 21. Alveda, Allentown, ‘Colt and ‘Mary T. all sold, 5 to 1,and hight Unseen at 20 10 1. 4 PROGKAM FRAUD. An exasperating fraud was committed on the grams that were prepared for several days ago. Few detected the fraud until they examined tue programs closely. | The facts were reported to the key Club authorities, Who Louk immediate steps ‘Vo put an end the Imposition, Ming Idle Wins the First, King Idle won tne first race im 1:214, Mary T. second. -Muvucis paid $8. Vaillant Wins the Second Race, Valiant won the second race in 1:52; Pasha, ‘Second, Mutels paid $40.40. Bew Wias Third. ‘The third race was won by Bess, Frank Ward second. Time, 1:48%. Mutuels paid $15. District Government Affairs. ‘THE FINANCES OF THE DISTRICT. In bis anaual report to the District Commission em, Auditor ‘Tichenor staves thal tue entire reve- UES Of Lhe District during the last Sscai year, ip- ciuding Congresstvnal appropriations, were §5, 154,- 264,50. The tovai expenuitures were §4,002,308.54, Jeaviug a balance subject Lo the various funds. ‘The auditor renews the recommendation contained In previous S, hat arrears-tax books be pre- pared at the close of each fiscal year, and that posting ip the apnusl tax ledgers of amounts re- ceived for deduquent taxes collected alver June 30 Of each year be disconunued, and credit tor j such payments ve entered in (tie delinquent books. | Io order to prevent the disarraning of Une fies and guard against fire it is recomiaended that pro- | Vision be made for the appol .tunent of a ties: Keeper to take charge of the room, OBJECTIONS AGAINST EXTENSION OF NORTH CAPITOL STREFT. The District Commissioners were in board meet- ing to-day to hear objections to the contempiated extens.on Of North (apitol street from street in a northerly direction tbrouch tne porcb- ern buundary of the Prospect Cemetery grounds. Was made. he cemetery company was repre. | Sented at the meeting by Geo. C. Walker, H. Lerexer, F. Helder, 8. ‘Loepfer, and W. Sherzer. MISCELLANEOCS. Permission has been given the United States Electric Co, Wo lay underground con- duits on Penhsyivania avenue, 17th sureet, and Ht street, and also one along 1334, B, and 14.b'streets to tne Bureau of Printing and Engraving, in each construction the conduit to be under the sidewalk, except When crossing streets. ‘The district attorney has sent to the District Commissioners an opinion upon the question of the Mability of property owned by the Corcoran Gallery of Art for payment of water rents. The galery autuorities claliued Lat, under the set of January 7, Une property 4a question, at No ‘Louisiana 2 and 466 avenue, is xem St. Riddles opinion is tn brief: “I'think it must for water.” ‘The District Co.nmissioners have invited C. M. ‘Smith to present lo them a printed form of hack rates, which Will give greater promiueuce vo the rates for \wo-horse curriages. ‘The District Commissioners have written E. J. ‘Nottingham and others that the matter of their u of the annoyance and danger conse- quent uj the tracks of the Baltimore aud Poto- mac Ral Co. in the south. ast section of the city will receive @ue considerstiou in tne discus- sion of the enure subject uf railroads vefore tue Senate committee. ——~»—_— ‘The Courts, Mi vk Crogan; argucd and sub. ‘Yesterd: ¥s, Crogan; anu mitted. “saith ‘Thompson “rs Thomas ‘Bradley; motion for leave to amend bill. eof Filly Alvord: receipts of | Yesterday, estal 3 ausributees' fled. “Bstate of Geo. W: Itentte: tne Yentory returned. Eytate of Liobert. W. Rockett; inventory reuurned, Estate of Samuel Franklin; will tied. Equity Covat—Judge Merrick. ‘To-day, Parker agt. Forsyth; L. Rothschild al- lowed to intervene. Collins agi. Cross; reference ‘Of petition of Arundell Cross to auditor, Pronate CocetT—Judge Merrick. estate of Michael R. Coombs; interlocu- tory ‘on petition, In re W. Brett; petition fe. "Estate or samuel Prankii: will ebttved to probate ang letters issued to B. H. Franulin; bond ¢1,000.. In re Nanne Wales itrown; Laura | V. Brown inted guardian; bond #800. In re MOOK ; Wiil admiltted to probate and Alex. Beail; bond $3,000. Ftave of ‘Mary Waldron; letters granted to Anna E. Fran, cis; bond $1,500. Estate of Isaac Digs do. to Sa. ra Ann Diggs; bond $200. Estate uf 8. V. Nises: commission to get testimony cn the exécition of wr” in re Engene F. Brooke: Bea}. tier rt ap- pointed guardian. In're James M. Tuell et KO Tuell appointed guardian; bond $1,200, Estate Of David Jones; order to show cause why will Should not be ‘admitted to probate. Estate of Fri Kouler; John Angerman appolated guardian to children; bond $10,000. Iu re Lillian M. Palmer; S.C. Palmer 40, ; $450. Pouice Covet—Judge Snell. No objections were made, aud the necessary order | br} Nquor license asked ~~ siduers to rendnd or modify the wreath Clause of the new regulations, a ‘BR TOOK His LIFE APTEK His SWERTMSABT Bap BB- JeoTeh aM. At Louisville, Ky., Dr. Will Ouch tertong commt- ted suicide early yesterday morning. Be had been @ leader in city society there, and at theage of twentytbree was apparenuy just ‘rilliant career, He had been Guuguter of Judge Joon W. Federal apd hed With honor. Returning be Ailes Barr and begin dipsipated, however, and sue he a ee. te haan mye montus and thelr engagement Tanged wuep ve an drt Welnesday night they. at the gether and as they revurned wowe Mise refused nim. Oucl went Uo several And Decamne crazed with nok. 43 am. ne Was severely ‘bis tether. Going U0 lls room: shot hunself through the brain aud died within an hour. eesanoninaniiglipiemnnnnesiie Later returns trom Oregon 0 Bot change the r~- SuiL Ob Uke prouiuilicn amendment, ts beaten CY not jess Laan 7,000, and ‘8,000. J. HM. HUSt was burned’ vo death 10 @ fire at bis residence: Philadelpuia yesverday moraing. MARKIE! COOK—BAILFY. At Portland. i BIEL P. BALLeX, botu of Portaud. it the ot SRS Beousn, Rely god mectin Puan 6 Fi & ft Wastingwo. D.C. and magia Wicoine: . dauchter or Hou. Alexabder MoCus ot Brookiyn, Ni. + TOWERS—BURKE On Pte Rey John i, alitout, kM TOWERS, am, to i BURKE, both of washington, . _. - Saas DIED. NAGAN, ‘ovember 10), 1887. iene Ai BRAN AGRA: 8 hnttey od Meru Ireland, aud {or forty yearea teglaant of West aired skty -fi¥e Fears, Uucra will take piece from Ne. 19 Fourth stra ber 12, et Pa m.,. pros northeast, Nu ceed thence to Me ‘Trteuds and Feiss copy.) * fae Lives Fespecttully ubvited to af TAnpapoiis, Md. papers. ‘. 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