Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1887, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, The Ei Star Newspaper Com; ery i KAUFFMANN, Prev — Tun Rveenee Sram is served to subscribers Tay cacriare on their own sceoumt at TO cents oe Sac per, mouth. Cortes ai Sci ty" mail pomage ‘Bates of alvertising made known on application. AMUSEMENTS Che £Loening Star. “Vo. 71—No 10,766, WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1887. SPECIAL NOTICES. _ RAND ARMY 1. ALL, 414 Peunsyivania avenue n. Youne PEOPLES UNION : ‘RCH OF OUR FATHER. cH CARNIVAL. so uo it and Festival. Grand Matinee SATURDAY AFTERNOON, November 19. 1887. Admission, 10 cents, Open as usual Saturday night ie MONTHS, ERSONAL — LESSONS IN DAN Drivately or iti clase by a Indy of ex! ing all the danews, incin@ine t @ York. ¢ na waite @ specialty. Address Box I EW NATIONAL 7 N ATIONAL Til Last IGHTS, LAST NIGHTS. HEARTS OF OAK. Positive sppearance of JAMES A. HERNE, ‘Stuee his recent indieposition, in his original creation OF TERRY Di <g>, THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXBT- re ati and Cen og of Sciences ana Indus. fries. decreed by His Mavesty, 120 Biigiane Honorary’ Press tegt, Te Pitgdcrs. will be openel at BRUSS UPSpolicatious tor space should be made before or 31 to Messrs ARM: RONG. KN ACE’ and 824 Treadwas, New York, (Plans. By ‘aud all documents of suformation Sheets apvticetion) IMPORTANT TO = Mosrr Tn preparing the NATIONAL CAPITAL DIREC- rik hr publication tuis proposed tr afach oe name of every firm or individual ee f a telephone the number of thecall. The advantage of this feature will te'opparent to all WILLIAM DICKSON, Publisher, 18-20 ‘Ome __ __(Offlce 1417 F at. n. w, REV. A. ER BS act ‘Revival Services a ¥ Chapel, Piet ke wom ee day. 3 pm. and 7:30 p.m. \eeting on Sun afternoon ia for the unconverted ons. riod (N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Saturday Matinee at 2. SUNDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20TH. Second Grand Sacred Concert by LEVY, Asassted by his rt Company. wing Week—Retarn eneagem-nt of, Thateb- ec) Primttes f Werte Siiaatreln "Entre chanee-of Program. Seats now on iG Exxraa_xew NATIONAL THEATER. RETURN BY POPULAR REQUEST. ‘THATCHER, PRIMROSE AND WEST'S MINSTRELS NOV.21. ONE WEEK ONLY. NOV. 21. GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE THURSDAY. A entire change of program. New Songs! New Acta! New Specialties! ‘The Archery Club—Song and Dance, (new.) The Volunteer Fire Brigade, (new.) ‘The Darktown Toborgan Club, (new.) And Ed. Marble’s latest Laughing Success, THE BLACK SECRET. a8 Li Betwe n'Oth and 7th sta n. w. Commencing MONDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 21, Matineos Daily, except Thursday (Thanksgiving). PROF. MORRIS’ EQUINE AND CANINE PARADOX. 50 Wonderfully Edueated DOGS and PONTES. 50 of Mirth, Meledy, snd Fun. Entertainments ever seen. Children under 12 years Look out for the novel Street Parade Monday. E TERTAINMENT AND BAZAAR, For the Benefit of ST. ANDREW'S P. E. CHURCH, At the WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY HALL, From MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, to FRIDAY 18 inclusive. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS- THURSDAY—Ayy Pole Dance snd Magic Lantern FEID A ¥—Maswic Lantern Exhibit of 100 Views of Foretan Scer ery. &¢. Lane Each Day from 12 to 2. Admiseion 25 Cents. ‘Music by Prot. Krause’s Band each evening n17-2t SOCIETY ORCHESTRA, LOUIS R Leader. Furnishers rouaic for all coca fous: omters left at residence 725 71h st. 9. Bavy- Sard, oat Droop's Mic tore’ Germans a specialts. NAS W. GTON THEATER, Raion 1 ced Sue. Matiuce 10 and 250. THE BOSTON HOWARD ATHENEUM STAK SPECIALTY CO. 2 | ARTIsTs. | 20 Matinees Mon. Tues.. Thurs, and Sat, __NEXT WEEK-BARRY WILLIAW'S OWN CO. 215 (A LPAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. E ONE WEEK. Seorrewns MONDAY, NO- Be PieQET MATINEE O8 SATURDAY. First Appearance sugton #UGOLPH AkONSOS'S ORIGINAL x < Francis Wilson, = Ww. 8. Dabo, Heury Haller, 1 Sylvester, George Olmt, + Sdie Binoy, Charles Flaskett, & Surrey Woods, 3: Pans, p Murrey Woods A Pures, Ben}. F. Joaiyn. Monday, Nov. 21.—Mr Richard Mausiek lt Aracen GRAND OPERA HOUSE. THANKSGIVING WEEK. COMMENCING MONDAY, NOV. 21. F DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ‘The 12th day of October, 188° James FRANK ¥. CRLIA FRANK. NO. 10,556. Docket. ‘On motion of the plaintiff. by, Mr. Wu. A. Cook, his solicitor, it is ordered that the defendant, Celia Frank, cause her appearance to be eutered herein on or before the first rule-day occurring forty days after this day; zihenyine the cause will be proceeded with as in case Of default. The object of this suit ie to obtain a decree against the defendant for a divorce from tue bonds of matri the grounds of wilful desertion aud aban- the Court: WM. M. MERRICK, Justice, 5 Test, es E RJ. MEIGS, Clerk, &e. E H.W. HODGES, Ase’t Clerk. <—S CHILDRENS" HOSPITAL, BRANCH DISPENSARY, CORNER OF 4% ST. AND MARYLAND AVE. 8.W., —————————— Indifent Chil- Open daily from 10:30 s. m. to 12m. Diseases of the ul7-2w ME COURT OF THE DIS- TRICT OF COLUMBIA, JOSEPHINE NEwrTor al. ra eae Epwsen ot a to ine to state accounts ae No. 10. muity Due. This cxuse being: prayed in the bull of complaint, and the account of tbe Tusters, Enwene F. Arnold ard Dougiass S. Mackall, notice is Lerevy given to all persons having claims against the estates of WILLIAM N. NEWIUN and FRANCIS NEWTON, deceased, to exiubt the said Claims and proofs thereof to me at my office, in the United ‘States Court House, on oF beiore MUNDAY, the Zist day of November. 1887, at 1? o'clock m, St JAS. G. PAYNE, Auditor. HEKETOFORE Pa NATIONAL CAPITAL DIRECTORY. Office, 1417 F Street Northwest. Acomplete and thorough canvass of the District of Columbia is now progressing, and sill include every Texideut, their occupation abd address. Alange circulation of the Directory is already aa- sured thronsh orders Feceived from every Department of the United States Government, the United States Atal and the business community. ‘As au advertising medium it will be unexcelled. THE BOOK WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY JANUABY 1, 1888. Rates for Advertising: One = #25, including book One-half pave 5 One-quarter % se Names inserted in larve type.. Subscription we Directory Special contracts made for marginal” pags advertise- ment ‘The book wil! be neatly bound in a substantial black cover, suitable for « Hurary, aud will not b: distwured Sy advertigements on the Och. aides or warg's. Send in your orders w Four OW ILLIA: once, \M DICKSON, ‘Pupiisher, 1m 1417 F Street Northwest. Miropecvis North Geran Lloyd stone! frou New Shares Including weibe 61: cult be boucht only ae E. a 61: can ‘only FeDKOUS Musle Stote, #25 Penna ave. Uid-3ia ROSS PERRY, Ret es ATLORSEE ATLA eppo ‘to efty Hall. : DR RA tnnoted dneshait square above his for- mer office on street, EST WASHINGTON. D. November 10, 188° ‘Having this day purchased Stores No. 1200 and J262 Sud at, 4 prompt aud courteou” attention and that they will fad the stock new and complete 1b every respect. attention will be given to compounding piysicia Preserip§ons aud tamil; prompus answered. alge c WANTED THE PUBLIC AND MEDICAL profession to know that the Washington Di- Tectory for Nurses has been removed to 1118 10th at. Bw.. Where they can be supped with competent ‘Nunkes day aud bigh z-1w? MISS WILLS, MODISTE, WISHES T Borne er chntcmers snd theyravic stu. to41+ Uth st, vel D n.W.. where she will be pleased 0 see them. Tay Loi u10-Lin* “ > OU DESIRE A SUPERB HAIR Se resaing tne’ 7 butheriand misters’ Hare Grower. Al uient cal SATURDAY. Ma RICHARD MANSFIELD. ‘MR. RICHARD MANSFIELD. With the Compans, Original S . Lights, and Access. rics iB every respect as employed ty his pro juctiote in New York. SIX NIGHTS—MATINEES THANKSGIVING aD} DISTRIBUTION OF PLAYS. own Comed) WEDNESDA}, Sov. ~—A PARISIAN ROMANCE, Mr. Mansiteld ae Barou Chesrial. SGIVING MATINEE AND TEANKSGIVING IGRT. Nov. 24, and FRIDAY and SATCKDAY UGHTS. Nov. 25 and 26.—Dh. JEKYLL and ME HYDE. “A noble moral uuderties this mar- selous tale.” yn in “Quarterly Review.” Ti uEpay = EE.—MONSIEUR, Mr. Mansfield Seats cai: now be secured at the Box Office nl4-6t AERIS’ BIJOU THEATER. MATINEES DAILY. POPULAR PRICES. Ute week. commenctt Mou tay. November 14, MIgcen CARMIVAL Company, Mir aA ‘shoo "arrand, the Great Hewlette, King Giotesgues, Nouarche of Many Maneuvers’ T WEE ks "BAD 1 (CosekreationaL cavnen. RFV. SAM JONES ‘Will deliver bis popular lecture subject “GET THERE,” TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 22, 1887. Admiasion 50 cents aud 73 cents, All seats reserved without extra charge at ELLIS’ ‘Muaie Store, 937 Penna, are. lz 7" CLERIES. 1406 NEW YORK AVE. "Tiiscgeies Tandem. ‘and Scciables fur reat by the bear, day of work Lodies, she, each hours el) assortment tn the nited Staten. 52: (ORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL kc 15th st.. two a Peunsylvania ave. i ew and compicte apparatin from 6 & tm to 10 p. wo * If Sou wish to avoid injurious chemical preparations use 7 Sisters” Hair Grower. Tt youare bald 7 Sisters’ Hair Grower will giveyou ane head of hair Is sour bairis brash and dry 7 Sisters’ Hair Grower will render st sctt and silken. ‘For sale by SCHELLER & STEVEN! 5 Pharnuaciste, 2} 9th and Pa ave. and Nat, Hote! Drug store. Pe EBSIGNED, AS ASSIGNEES = ‘close up the affairs or Edw: Gaveriy & Coy will veil at yrivate gale their entire Stock at the old stand. No. 1425 New York aveuue n.w. ‘Tue stock consists of @ laige line of Gas Fixtures, Furnaces; Hanes, Pire-place, Heaters, Opel, Fraukl bers Matefiain, Tuuner's Supplies, stove = Tuis is 8 gvod chance to buy useful Seeds atv cen. ‘We have pinced Mr Caverly in charge of the store— Wa: Wide Geen cc nee sad goede thoreiSe 726 Lote at hw, sb, na our ‘aud he will be pleased to show and sell the persons indebted unto said EDWARD CAVERLY s& are eg take — settlement with the Undersigned abd all persons having cla:iue acaba! said kD WARD CAVERLY & CO. will seud statement of their claims to the undersigned, at 450 Lowmana avenue, ‘ik &"WiNDso: WM. J. ML 29-2w __ Assignees of Edward Cave WILHELMJ CLUB CONCERTS. JusEF KASPAR, Couductor, Many novelties for SiKING OKCHESI RA. Dis- tinguiayed Solo Artiste First. Concert SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10. Season, Tickets, three Concerts, transferavle, 1. No single tickets sold. Grreujars aud applications at leading Stusie stores, mu THOMAS ‘and <> PAYMENT 14TH ISSUE. NOVEMBER, 1887. EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F st. ASSETS—$811,892.28. Subseription bucks are open for a new sesue of stock Gtetecn resctved daily’ st the otite i dar acoalsnens oreo rea at the office o : Equitable Building, 1005 F st. Shares are $2.30" pet month. ‘Pamphiets the object and advantages of the Anwvotation are furished pou applicsiiens Office ho Gre from # au. to 4-30 pm, On the first ¥ Af each won i the office will be open from Gto 8 o'clock pm. Advaueces will be made at 7 o'clock. THOMAS SOMERVILLE Prete JNO.JOY EDSON. tee'y. nd Sm = GARDN: ere 7 7 — ECIAL BARGAINS IN MEND FA Dowx Tar Tstaxns. La a HOSIERY, and” GLOVES, at PT. BALL'S, 908 F st. nw. “shirts to order. fo14-3m_ A Vorser ro THE Canmupes. REM By WILLIAM AGNEW PATON. Besutifully Mustrated. Square Svo, $4. ‘The narrative of this voyage to the Caribbees, and the description of the jourzey amons these islands— Barbedces, Trinidad, St. Kitt's, Antirus, and others, ave the toach of an observant travoier whose eye is quick tocatch the quatat and picturesque, and whose sense of humor is reflected i@ his lively comments on the things be sees. The life, manners and customs of the ustives ure fruittul themes for entertaining de- scriptions. and the accuracy of the suthor's tuforma- |OVAL.—THE IND: STRIALSAV Bs Sos aenoctation ag Taereae ie bew quarters at 1208 Pee aw SOULE, Pro "THOMAS G. HENSEY, Secrets y. Vool-La , <n ale irance placed. “favestanents msde Beeeial stisee surance placed. fanente ined, stten- Lion to the collection of rents and * it i GoLbebunOtGH & Gon 1405 F atrest. GAS-FIXTURES. LARGEST sTOCK LOW PRICES. DEW ANDLUNS. NEW FENDERS. Won sbout this little-known group of islands and thet Ambabitante ives the book solid worth, Many beautiful Milustrations by the artist, M. J. Burne, who visited for thie purpose the local ties described, impart wo the vol- tune a nich appearance, and 1aske its pubiieation 12 the holiday season particularly appropriate, “at For mals by ail booksellers, or sent, postpaid, op receipt of price, LY CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS, at 743-745 Brosdway, New York. Postanz Grates BRA®% ANDIRONS, FENDERS, eZ And all the requisites for the artistic treatment of the open freplace. Exquisite Porotlaine for mantel orne- manta, Choice examples of Royal Worcester, Doultos and other celebrated potteriea artistic Bronass, Poeem G8 SATWARD & RUTCHINSOR, ag $26 Oth trent, CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. X. Wa Bankers and Dealers in Government Bouds. Washington News and Gossip, Pages 3 and 4 of Tae Star to-day contain Re ports of the Base-Ball League Meeting, The Arrest of Herr Most, The Opening of the New Republican Club House, Liquor Licenses Approved and Disap- proved, The Hazing of Young Choate, The AMic- tion of the Crown Prince, and telegraphic news, The advertisements are clas-ifed as follows: Auc- Uon Sales; Proposals; Medical; Attorneys; Pianos and Organs; HouSefurnishings; Books; Wood and Coal; Hducational; Railroads; Potomac Kiver Boats; Ocean Steamers; Sewing Machines; Ladies’ Goods; Family Suppiles; Dentistry; Professional, Goveaswest Recetrrs To-paY.—Internal reve. nue, $387,209; customs, $530,133. AMONG THE PREsIDENT’s callers to-cay were Sena- tors Call and Vest, Representatives Crane, Hi Walker and Cocafan Renae ARMY ORDERs,—Col. Glover Perin, assistant sure geo general, has been placed upon the retired lst. Twenty-five recruits have been ordered to Fort Snelling, Minn., for assignment to the 12th infantry, Navas, OnpeRs.—Paymaster F. J. Tarbell has been ordered to duty at the Boston navy-yard, Pay Inspector A, 8. Kenny has been detached from the Boston navy-yard and ordered to duty in the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing. A Request Denrep.—The Treasury Department has taken adverse action on the request of New Orleans merchants that the production of so much Of the evidence required by the regulation. a3 Tefers to the importation of the materials and the Manufaeture therefrom of articles entered for drawback under section 3019, Revised Statutes, De waived in all cases of exportation of rope whicii may be shown by some other evidence to have ‘been manufactured from imported hemp. Pensowat.—Senators Beck and Regan will arrive fm Washington to-night.—Geo. M. Gray of Chi- cago, Jas. Martin of Cincinnati, Robt. Barry, of Phuadeiphia, Hon. Horatio O. Ladd of Santa Fe, D. 'W. Caruth of St. Louis, David May and E. H. Col- Man Of New York, Gen. S. Jeffries of Ridley Park, and Prot. Coppel of the Smithsonian Institu- Uon, are at Willard’s,—Representutive McAdoo, Bushrod Morse, and E. Sands of Boston, are at the and P. L. Drayton of york, ker’s Ww 3 Veagh of Philadelphia, and W. Bourke Cochran and T. PF. H. York, are at Wormiey's.-—Jas. avy, Chas. H, Pray of Boston, Manuel wirifar, and ew York, Evtweed Pomeroy N. J., J. Millerton of Denver, Col, Frank W. Shaw of Minne \polis, and. Geo, 8! Lee’ St. Louis, are at the Ebbltt,——Ex- Representative Dorsueimar of New York ts at the Arlington. —B. B. Gray of St. Louis is at the Na- tonal.—J, E, Morrisson of Philadelphia, and Col. Beverly Tucker of Virginia, are at the Metro- Potan——senarors Daniel and Paddock, Labor Volamissioner Wright and Baron Zedwitz of the German lezation, Were In New York last night.— The Rev. Dr. Town-end returned home last night after lour Weeks’ Vacation spent in New York and Connecticut.—Mr. Frank Irvine, formerly of the District bar, and now a promising attorney of Omaha, ts in town with bis recently-wedded bride, nee Clara Christy, of Sharon, Pa.—Wr. M. C.Con- nell of Butte City, and Mr. Hal, Lombard of Helena, Montana, are in the city, and were shown about to-day b¥ Deleg.:te Tooie of Montana.—Mr. W. L. Putnam, of the fisheries commission, and Messrs. Graham and rhompson, counsel for the Canadian members of the commission, visited the U.S. Su- Preme Court to-day. THE FISHERIES COMMISSION. Allthe Members Now in the City, But Work Not Begun. ‘The British members of the international fish- ries commission arrived in Washington at 4:30 Yesterday afternoon. The party consisted ot Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, England; W. Maycock and J. B.G. Bergne, London; Sir Charles Tupper, J. S. D. Thompson, Maj. Gen. Dr. R. Cameron, Willace Grabam, C. C. Chapman, and George Johnson, Ottawa. They were met at the depot by Minister ‘West, by wnom they wele accompanied to the Aflington, All the members of the fisheries commission are now atthe Arlington. The British members will, of course, await the pleasure of the State Depart- ment. They do not expect to begin the work for Walch they came here before next week. To-day Mr. Chamberlain and Sir Charles Tupper make their oMictal calls upon tie Secretary or State, the Vartous foreign winisters and Senators. During the day Messrs. Putnam ana Angell, who are at tue Same hotel, will mect Mr. Chamberlain and sir Charles Tupper and Minister West for tbe puspose of aking their acquaintance. They expect their call upon the President to be to-morrow. Mr. Cuamberlain and his associates refused to Tecetve any cards before 5 o'clock to-day. Mr. Bergne, an affable diplomat, broke this rule to see ‘@ Sean reporter. He outlined the day's occupation as above, Dut said It Was, of course, Impossible ior them to know Just what they would do until they had seen the Secretary of State. Mr. Chamber lain, he sald, was very busy and begged to be ex- cused from seeing ony ou. He had agreed to see hew-paper men at 5 o'clock, but there was really notniog at all that h» could say to them. He could not talk about his mission. ‘The details for their Work have yet to be ar- ranged for them by the State Department. It. 13 evident that the British branci of the commission Js well equipped With information asto the fishery question, and well armed with diplomac} Mr. Chamberlain and Sir Cnaries Tupper, accom- Panied by Minister West, called at the State De- iment at promptiy 12 Ovlock to-day and paid ‘heir respects to Secretury Bayard. Messrs. Put- Ba and Angell, ot the Aterican commission, Rete NOt present, and no arrangements had yet been made for the meeting of the members of the commission. Society Notes. Mrs. Justice Matthews gave a young ladies’ Juncheon today at half past 12, in honor of her guests, the Misses Rhinelander of New York city. The table was tasteruliy attractive with ferns and flowers, The invited party comprised ‘Miss West, the Misses Matthews, Miss Bayard, ‘Miss Riggs, Miss E idicott, Miss McLean of Balu- More, Miss Howells and Miss Rogers, Baron Von Zedtwitz is in New York ctty. Mavroyeni Bey, the Turkish minister, has re- turned to the city. The Misses Caldwell are expected here next Week to conduct the removal of thetr furniture from the Myer House to some other residence, Mr. and Mrs A. T. Longley, of Capttol Hill, have been called to Massachusetts on account of the severe iliness of @ s.ster or Mrs, Longley. Hon, John H. Rogers, of Arkansas, with his family, arrived yesterday, and have taken 1302 R street ‘northwest for the Congressional session. Rev. W.E, Perry and wite, of New Jersey, will reside for the winter at 1106 16th street. Howard Perry, their son, 18 living with tiem, Mrs. William R. Merriam, of St. Paul, accomps- nied by her children and Miss Mary Cook, are the Kuests of Mrs. Col Jonn Hancock, of 2401 Penn. sylvanla avenue, Mrs. Merriam’ will be joined ‘shortly by her husband. Lieut. Tau ‘Troubles. ‘BE SAYS IT WAS FEVER, NEURALGIA, AND A BOTTLE OF CHaMPAGNE. ‘The court-martial of Lieut. Emory H. Taunt, of the Nipsic, began yesterday at the New York navy-yard. The gleutenant 1s charged with ab- ‘sence without from October 12 to November 1, and also with being in such a condition when found by Commander Mullin at the Sturtevant House in New York as to be entirely unfit for duty. ‘The New York Sun to-day quotes Lieut. Taunt as ‘Saying that he ouly returned from tue Congo a few months ago, and that he was complevely broken up with fevers, liver troubles, and malaria, He Was under tue care of his family in New York when Capt, Muilin seut for ‘and he intended RIENDS MAKE AN EPLANATION WHICH HULLIARD HAs TO ACCEPT. Some sort of a truce has been patcned up between Mr. Robert Hilliard on the one side and Freddie Gebh..rd and his friends on the other. The latter were accuséd by Hiiliard ot insulting his wife and iH : Ff H4 i i Hd i i THE SPEAKER’S ROOM. A_Change of Location Proposed to Secure the Speaker from Intrusion. Thechange that was proposed of the Speaker's Toom from the west corridor of the House to the east corridor bas not yet been effected, but 1t may be made by the time Congress meets. It was pro- Posed toremove the appropriations committee to ‘the rooms occupied by the Sergeant-at-arms and | the Speaker, the tworooms adjoining at the south- ern terminus of the western corridor, and to give ‘the Sergeant-at-Arms the room now held by the appropriations committee at the elevator on the eamern corrtsor, and to give the Speaker the smaller room on the opposite sid3 of the eastern corridor which 1s used ty the appropriations com- mittee for subcommittees and for conferences. ‘Thts arrangement pleased Mr. Carlisle, as by cut- Ung a doorway through the rear wall of the sud- committee room he would be enabled to pass D:- tween the House and his private room without Tunning the gauntlet of people awaiting him in the corridor. "As now provided in to and fro between the House and ils room he has to go through @ portion of a public corridor, and it is said that during the closi days of a session, partfcularly, he ts stopped at every Sep by persons having favors to ask or re- quests to urge, much to the delay of public Dusiness to say hothing of nal. annoyance. But while the Speaker liked the pro change {U seems that other interested parties ob} and Te was nct effected. It ty gull Roweves provonea make the change as originally plano he exception that the door 1s not to becut through the rear wall of the subcommittee room. Fo protect the Speaker trom such intrusion as may interfere with his public duties 1t has been sug- gested that the southern end of the eastern cor. Tidor be made a portion of the House lobby. and ‘that the general public be excluded from it under the same restrictlous that ‘now apply co the loDby 4m tha rear of the House. Ih support of this sug- tion it 18 said that the elevator now approac! completion in the western corridor will answer for public Uses, and the old elevator in the eastern corridor could’ then be reserved for mem. ders, officials and employes of the House, Such aa arrangement would pl ce the nt-at-arms’ Office within the reserved limits, however, and that might not be found to work very well. FOR THBIR OWN GOOD. A dispatch tothe New York Sun to-day trom Lebanon, Pa, 81y8: William showers, the old farmer who has been 14 Jail in this place since last May awaiting trial on charge of murdering his two grandchildren, has made his second con- fesston of his crime. His first he made a few weeks ago In Open court, his case having been called for al, and In the absence of his counsel, In that con- Tes-ion be dec! <d that he had killed the children at the suggestion Of his housekeeper, who aided him 10 the crime, So Unat there would be no: tm- Hwent to iis iharrying the housekeeper. The jaiter 18 a Woman Of good character in Ube coin. munity, and Showers’ declaration that she Was his accomplice Was not believed by any one, and no thought of proceedings against her has ev-r been envectatued. Col, A. Frank Seltzer, Showers’ counsel, applied for leave to withdraw the cou- fession and plea of guilty made by b.s client, and last week tue court granted the application, and ordered that Showers be tried by a jury. Yesterday the old man (he ls nearly seventy) suin- moned Col, Seltzer to his ceil and made a second confession to him. He said tue children were two of four Luleyitimate children born to his daughter Sarah, all by different fathers, He bad always supported them. Soon after the birtn of the last child bis dausnter married @ novorious character known as Hut — the Cowboy, Huffnagle and his wife were anxious to get Suowers out of the Way, aud ouce his daughter attempted to polson hin; After thit Showers drove Huffuagie trom the house, Huffoagle trled to kill the old man several times once by, placing dynamite cart ridges where he was working. Soon after that WO Of Lue children died, followed by the death of their mother, ‘Then Showers’ wie died, jeaving him With the care Of the two remaining unfortunate grandchildren. It was hard for him to get any one tokeep house for him and have the care of the chiidren, so he tried to place them in different alwshouses, without success. Fivaly, over- Whelmed witn troubie, and Delieving that itwould be better for his uameiess grandeblidren, be killed them while they were asi ‘and buried their bodies in tne diten where A German Farmer’s Suicide, MADE DESPONDENT BY THE ELOPEMENT OP HIS ‘DAUGHTER WITH A RAILROAD TKACKMAN. August Rauckert,a German farmer, living 10 miles from Himrod’s, N. Y., committed suicide yes- terday after Jong and careful preparation. On October 15 his only daugnter, Loulse, eloped trom home one evening and married a raliroad track- man much beneath her in social station. Her father was terribly grieved when he heard of her murrlage, ‘To several friends he said he was weary of life and could pot stand luis disgrace trom nis daughter's act. During the past three weeks Mr. Kanckert has ‘been very busy. He cleared up all bis season's crops of grain and sold ever; dollar's worth, placing the proceeds in baal for his wife, He Spent whole mights ta secretly gelug over bis account books, and made bls ace Counts Casy of settlefent by his wite. He wrote aloug and detailed explanation of the condition of ils estate and plans Jor Une timprove-nent of his farm. Yesterday morning several persons about Ranckert's farm heard a gunshot tn his barn aod Tau here at once. Ranckert was found d. -ngulng at the end of a balter strap with a gunshot Woun in his lett breast. Me was dead, ue had by an ingenious arrangement so fixed a doub.e-barrelod shotgun upon two upright boards that when he Was hanging by bis neck the muzzle of the gun Would be close to his left breast. A long string Was attached to the trigger of the gun and run over a sinall pulley back of tne gun-stuck. Ranck. ert had leaped off a chair, and while hanging by bis neck Nad pulled tue’ string attached to the gun. Both barrels were discharged, and nis heart Was almost entirely blown away. ‘A hole Over an inch in diameter Was made nearly through his boy. In his inside pocket was found a short iet- ter Uelling of his intention to take bis life. eee. Curious suicides. ARICH ASTHMATIC'S DELIBERATE SELP-MURDER AND AN OLD PASTOR'S HORRIBLE DEATH. A Harrisburg dispatch to the New York Postsays James F. Fales, of New Castle, a leading republi- can politician Of Lawrence County, has been a terrigje sufferer from asthma, While in Harris burg’he was unabie to sleep, and he remarked to @ friend that he believed he would be driven to kill hunselt some tine while beset by his stubborn malady. The news 1s received that Pales has killed himself, and 1n a most deliberate and shocking man- ner, He had been suffering for two weeks past from an unsually severe attack of asthma, He had slept but ttle, One day last week he took his singie-basreied rifle and told his tamily he was go.ng out to snoot a hawk. He returned to the house 10 afew minutes aad red inside with blood streaming from wounds in nls face and head, He had siiot bumeolt twice, The rst baal had ent is mouth, passed upw come out at the side of bis’ hose. He had then cooly reloaded bls rife and sent another ball into uis head, it also entering the mouth, but coming .out al the top of the forehead. He lived several hours, Fales was one of the ricnest farmers in Lawrence County. The Rev. TI in ‘Southwestern Pennsylvania, and who rep- Tesented Greene County in the legislature of this State 10 1865-6, lived with nis soo-in-law, Joho P. Johnson, of Taylor Township, Fulton County. aged wile, and, taxing some Matches Went out of tne house. Halt a later the barn, a yards from the house, Was discovered to be on fire. ‘The Mames had pro- gressed so tar that {t was tm ‘to remove the vhree horses and Other valuable property the Darn contained. It was not until the excitement attending tue fire Was over that 1t was noticed that old Mr. Rose had not been seen. “The ruins of the burn were searced and ie, charred coe were found among them. Althougl Preacher Occupied iis pulpit. asiate a8 Sunday's week ago, he liad been act sino ten, and 1t fy believed that he set fire to the barn Durned himself to death while under some delusion. He was nearly elgnty years old. oe Ee jum 3 the cleres in W. S. Jounon's sore at Were waiting upon a crowd of customers, Belt, the covered porter, slipped into the 8 | i Hy : Fed, i A ; i gE i EE Supposed to have Pool Tables. 4 NUMBER OF LIQUOR CASES IN WHICH ACTION BAS ‘The Commissioners have suspended action on the application of the following persons for Uquor licenses pending investigation of reports that they have on their premises unlicensed pool and billiard tables: Northwest section—J, M. Rudd, 931 Loutsiana ave.; B. Bryan, 936 Peni nia ave.; A. Ponsol 1308 Dat. A. Globe 1213 C sty P.B. Alcroaiehy Bap Pennsylvania ave. ; PF. Forster, 311 8th st.; J. H. Collins, 1202 D st.; J. M. Perreard, 508 14th 8t.; J. Baum, 430 8th st.;'W. sig 11th st.; G. Preu, 115 4% ‘st.; Y. Hartnett, 908 Pennsylvania ave; J. R. Kabbiti, 300 10th st. Northeast section—J. Gall Capitol st.; H. Roenhildt, 318 I st.;'J. Raedy, 701 North Capitost.; Thomas D. McParland, 134 @ st. The Plumber's Mandamus Case. In the case of the United States ex rel. Daniel Hannan against Col Ludiow, Engineer Commts- sioner of the District, for a mandamus, Judge Cox, of the Circuit Court, to-day certified the case to the Court in General Term. Mr. Hannan, a plumber, who was rexistered under the new regu- jacions Applied for @ permit to make an excava. ton, which was refused, and he then applied for a mandamus. The alternative writ was directed by ‘the Court in General Term, and the case was re- manded and the alternative writ was issued. The District, tiled answer to this writ, which Js now certified to the General Term. —_—_——— District Gevernmont Aftairs, THE NEW BUILDING REGULATIONS. A number of members of the Master Builders’ Association met last evening at the District Bulld- ike" are belay prepared by ue See oa ni py ct stoners. There were it D. J, MoCarty, Chas, Eamonston, Henry M. Dellinger, W. B. Holtzclaw, ¢.-A. Langley, W. E. Brown, Jos. Burden, J. . P. Lipscomb, Geo. Bright, and C, Gittenger, Marun. MISCELLANEOUS, ‘The Commissioners are of opinion that the dis- tribution of cards, circulars, &c., in envelopes by handing them to servants at the doors of houses Placing them on des«s in offices, &c., 18 Lilegé ‘under the ew police reguiations, ‘The Commissioners wil! lay an outlet sewer on Linden Avenue,Le Droit Park. ‘The Mreescape commission have approved and recommended to the District Commissioners for adoption the Douglas stand-pipe valve. A perinit was issued to-day to F. H. Jackson to erect frame dwelling on Kenesaw avenue, $4, and to N. G. Ordway to repair No, 112 East Capi ‘street, $1,500, aie a oe Ropeertes Rerortep.—William Taylor and David Greenhill, No, 523 11th street, report ‘stolen from thelr room $175. John H. Edwards te- ap the theft Of an overcoat Worth #4 George t. John reports the larceny of a set of plumber's tools Worth $10. Mrs. Willtam Brown reports stolen front her house, No, 918 1st street, a pair of blankets worth $8. "V. “T. Montgomery reports swolen $2 wo: th of carpenter's tools. J. W. Wilson reports olen from tool-box, which ‘was broken open, four picks and four shotels worth $4. peibacantacsadhian CASE AGAINST 4 RAILROAD SETTLED.—Hamilton: A. Moon, a _lictle boy of seven yearsof age, brought suit about Laree years ago azainst the Met tan Street Railway Co. by his attorney, F Browning, for damages resulting from being run over by one of its cars, and received a verdict for $5,000. The case was appealed to the Court in General Term, and there the ju ent was af- firmed. The cas» was then taken tothe Supreme Court Of the United States, and that court sent ‘the case back to the Court in General Terin, with airections to weigh the evidence in the case, the Court in General Term having refused to weigh the evidence in the case, The cage was set lor hearing on the 14h of this month, but the raliroud company settled the case by paying Mr. Browning $4,500. ——.__ Inpicrugnts Rerorep.—The grand jury to-day Feported indictments against Jaa. E. Davis, faise pretenses; Amelia Brown, allas Dalsy Brown, second offense, petit larceny; ‘Thos, Satton, do.; Samuel Coleman, do,, and John Grigsby, larceny. ——— Affairs in West Washington. Weppino.—The wedding of James L. Owens to ‘Misa beruha L. Mitchell, the only daughter of Jon 7, Mitenell, took place fast night at tne Dumbar- ton Avenue M. K. church, many guests being pesent. The officiating minister Was Kev. B. Porton Brown, who was assisted by. Rev. Dr. W. & Edwards. Four ushers the party to the altar. ‘They were F. W. Dowling, W. 8. Pru- lette, Peter Berry and W. P. Mayfield. ‘After the Weddiay the dric party went to the home of the groom’s parents, at the corner of 31st and O ‘Streets, where the young couple will make: their home for a short while. An informal reception Was he ‘THe Covcmsta Rreies’ BatL—The Columbia Rifles, Company C, 3d battalion, D.C. N. G.. gave thelr fit bail of the season last night at Forest Hall. ‘The master of cer-montes was Lieut. W. E. Beagle; daliet master, Capt. H. F. Poston; Door comtnittee, Lieut. J. O'Neal, ‘Sergt. P. O'val/anan, Sergi. JvJ. McCarthy; reception committee, Corp. W. Acton, Corp. W. Sintth, Private Jas, Clark, Pri- vate W. Suombert. Norss.—Lhomas Barrington, 1227 3ist_street, reports that a slver watch was stolen from nis vest, which Was hunging in the Washington Canoe club-house, on K street, between 31st and 32d Strets, yesterday morning.——No arrests were made"in this prectney yes.erday.——Dr. J. F. KR, Appleby, alter a two weeks’ tour through West Vitginla, returned home this morning. ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER at 7 A. m.—Great Falls, temperature, 44; condition, 36; Teceiving reservoir, vem 48; condition at Rorth connecuon, condition at south connec- toa, 36: distributing reservoir, temper ture, 46; con tition at influent gate-l 38; condition at efluent gute-house, 36. High Ude in the river to day at 10:07 a. m2; iow Lide al 4:49 p. ——— Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THE EVENING STAR. STATR Taxis.—This !s the month for collecting taxes in Virginia, as a penalty of & per cent falis ‘on all biits not paid by the 1stof December. City ‘Treasurer Harlan, at the city buildings, and County Treasurer Wibert, at the Columbus-street court house, now wait dally for tax payers. Asyet few are corutug forward. ‘The us - of coupons wi {tts thought, not be extensive until coupons fal much lower than thetr present selling ‘The fact that tax lens are still held under the state law upon the property where taxes were not paid in money last year, and the pi of litigation will cause many’ to defer the payment of taxes ntl either coupons fall very much below present or some mts are made by the State in reference to the acceptance of them for taxes, ‘Tas CouNtY LEGIsLaTURE.—The county super- visors at thelr last. meeting, A.B. Grunwell in the cbair, passed bluls to pay the officers of the county, and inade arrangements for the support of thé county paupera. “Aitt ‘@ very large portion dvexandria County ‘Inod ts held bebe Calted States, ree of taxation, phe unusual conditisns Drousht upon the county by the war still adds largely to tne taxes paid by all land owners ex- cept the United States. ‘The sup-rvisors have, hOwever, somewhat reduced the county taxes re- cently. “The board will meet again next Tuesday. Norés.—As anticipated in Tar star, Mr. Wilke Goods, Who accidentally killed the colored coffee Touster, Henry Weese, was released trom ball yes. te Telegrams to The Star. SALISBURY'S MANY DIFFICULTIES. The Czar Well Received in Berlin. OAUSES OF THE OROW OUTBREAK. BURNING OF EXTENSIVE CAR SHOPS. | Mysterious Double Tragedy in Detroit. FRESH DIFFICULTIES. Salisbury’s Cabinet Divided on the Eng- which the commissioners advise and to which the governmunt 1s opposed. ‘This is another bad stroke for the government, Which is nearly as unlucky as it 1s feeble. ——_——— , ORIGIN OF THE UNIVERSE. Astronomer Lockyer Claims to have ‘Traced it to the Meteorite, ‘Special Cable Dispatch to Tax Evexrvo STAR. Loxpox, Nov. 18—Norman Lockyer claims to have discovered that the self-luminous heavenly bodies are composed of meteorites enveloped in mazes of vapor produced by their heat. The Grigin of the universe 1 thus traced to the | IN A CUBIOUS PLIGHT. The Mistake the London Authorities Made About Trafalgar Square. Special Cable Dispatch to Tar EvENINo Stan. Loxpox, Nov, 18—The government bave made Yet another false step. It has been decided in the police courts that no penalty attaches to the offense of ignoring Sir Wm. Warren’s proclama- tion, which was simply a notice with no effect whatever. The home secretary's theory that Tra- falgar Square is crown property 1s also broken down, for if the square 1s the queen's property It cannot come under Warren's supervision, Unless the higher courts com: to theif ald, the govern- ment are entirely without « legul deteuse, Mean- While the higaer legal opinion 1s against Warren, ‘The question will be formaily raised in parliament by the united liberal members for London, THE CZAR IN BERLIN. ‘The City Not Decorated in his Honer, but the People Very Cordial. Special Cable Dispatch to Tax EvExrwo 8ran. FRangsort, Nov. 18.—The czar and cZarina of Russia reached Berlin at 11 o'clock, The czar, clad in an elegant Russian uniform, drove with Prince William, of Prusata, through the streets fiom the Failway station in an open carriage drawn by four horses. The czarina followed in a closed carriage, accompanied by the Princess Victoria. The popu- lar welcome wo the disunguished guest was as hearty as could be desired, though there were no ecorations on the buildings along their route through the city, Emperor William received them at the residence of the Russian ambassador with ‘every manifestation of cordiality, and at a later Hour the czar returned the vielt ‘at the imperial . At hoon a magnificent banquet was given nonor of the czar, but the riorm- aera ccc nda get Oe a 2 its edition of to-day an w ‘saying: both the rors may lead to the friendilest political relations between the two empires, ‘Yesterday's proceedings iu tne French house of Tepresentatives proved u serious disappointment to all who had looked forward to their production of some decisive results, ‘The continental stock exchanges are quiet and inactive, With quotations practically unchanged, a Gladstone will not Go to Ireland. Special itch to Tar Evexrxo Star Lospox, Nov. 18—I can state authoritatively that there is no foundation for the rumors that ‘Mr. Gladstone will go to Ireland, Sometime ago he was asked to attend Mr. Sexton's inaugural Danquet as lord mayor of Dublin. His repiy was ‘not sch a decisive refusal as was ant but 1t 1s now settled Ubat he will not go. The Queen Waats Another Battenberg. Special Cable Dispatch to Tax Evexnxe Stan Lonpox, Nov. 18.—I hear that Prince Alexander, of Batvenberg, 1s likely to marry Princess Louise, ot Wales, The Prince of Wales wouid probably look askance at another Battenberg alliance, but ‘the queen has never enongh of the % BIG CAR SHOPS BUHNED. A Fire at Ludlow, Ky., Opposite Cine cinmati, Causes $200,000 Love, Crcomamt, Nov. 18.—At half past 2 o'clock this ‘morning a fire started in the carpenter shop of the Cincinnati Southern Railway at Ludlow, Ky., and read with rapidity owing tothe lack of Facer, and fact that Ludlow bas no fire sinter tre sant goind Ses oae Opa, COVE act destroyed, topetusr, wih al ts tools and Mmuchinery and a large number of cars and material. TheTound-house caught fire and it was at Gret ht to be turown out of employment, and it will require a Jong tme to rebuild the burned ry. The 108s cannot yet be tairly stated, but ‘exceed $200,- 000. Ludlow is a smail vil 4.18 mainly depende: ern railway shops for employment for its inhabi- eee 1th-shop, botler-shop, 2 Hee Tepair-shop, oll-house, Toniber-shont ‘Sand-nouse, two water-tanks, coal-bins, TWO CENTS. PARNELL SLOWLY MENDING. Mile Doctors Advise Him Not to Speak or Exert Himeeif Much. Loxpow, Nov. 18.—-Mr, Parnell has written a letter to a news agency, stating that nis health is ony vs ante ly improving. He does not in- tend to speak during the parliament iry reeess, as his doctors have advised ‘him to avold exposure, Which would probably bring on chills. has, also Deen Warned against undue exertion. He is now staying at Hastinea, where he will remain during the winter, unless the weather becomes #0 severe as to compel him to go to Egypt. LEAGUE AND BROTHERROOD, Compromise To-day. New Yorg, Nov. 18—The League committee appointed yesterday and the representatives of the Brotherhood got together early this morning and all business was transacted in secrecy. President Hewitt sald the Brotherhood would tindoubtedly wet whatever i asked that was fair and right, Dut woul say what he thought that 9 Cer. the ‘Brotherhood’ would “not. be. ale lowed to dictate, Manager Wright, of Phila- deiphia, said also that he did’ not know ‘what the Brotherhood was asking of the comumit- opened tee procentings Dy asking that « day be se for trial and that Dail be fixed at $2,500. Must, he said, was com Semr offense before, and was a pere of tue law, Win. F. Howe, Mosts counsel, sald that he thought $500 woud be Dail. His client, he said, kuew that Were being taken agaivst, lu and be was Mable to be arrested, yet he did aut run away. Judge Cowing thought that $1,500 bail would be SuMicient, The bail Was thea fixed at that sam. ‘The district attorney then asked that a day be fixed for the trial, and It was agred that the triad ‘would be commenced on the 243 tust. Mra Hom. man then Went on the dail bond, Her by Abe said, Was Dr. Jullus Hofman, Ber buwd Was | Radicals and Monarchists Angry Re= | cause President Grevy Doesnt Hee sign. Panis, Nor, 18—La Pir admits tha the prose. cUution of M. Wilson is necessary, and says that i ‘Only rémains for justice to speak. Many newspa Pers believe that the grand Jury wili revurn a ver | dict in the case of “not proven.” ‘The radical and | Monarchical organs violently attack Presigent Grevy for refusing to resign. Prime Minister Rou- Vier bas announced that be will not cousert (0 a Gebate or au Interpeliation concerning the Wilson affair, Which the repubiican groups lutend to prom ose ib the chamber of deputies to-morrow, A Carriage Factory Burned. Reap, Pa., Nov. 18—Samuel Taylor's large coach and carriage factory at Avondale, Chester County, and pearly tue entire stock were desire) by fire last night, together with extensive Tum ‘tee, but didn’t doubt that all would come out all right for the Dest interesis of all parties. He aid NOL look upon the recognitiva of the Brotherhood as ip any sense a surrender, but only as @ consent to work together for mutual interests. ——»—__—_— FORT WAYNE’S WATER FAMINE. ‘The City’s Supply too Scant to Run the Electric Light Works. Fort Warne, Ixp., Nov. 18.—The city of Fort ‘Wayne, with a population of 40,000, seems to be about to experience the horrors of a water famine. Because of the long drought the water in the sup- ly basin, as well as the small streams that coo. bute 10 It has so failed that not enough pressure ig given to the mains to operate the elevators tn the hotels and other tall bulldings, and their u-e hag Deen abandoned. The local electric ight company as served notice upon the city that not enough water can be had from the mains to sapply their engines, and the inconventence of complete or partial darkness at night 1s to be added to the promised water famine. Meantime, when & fire or two would find the departm crippled, the city council and the water-works’ {ruses are at loggerheads and abuse each oluer | im the public prints, ae DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN DETROIT, Death of Capt, Millsanda ih whom He was said to Ave been Intimate. Deteorr, Nov. 18.—A tremendous sensation has been caused here by the mysterious deaths of Capt A. H. Mills, 4 well-known vessel man, owner of a large line of tugs, and Mra Austin Itistng, wife of ‘Uhe manager of the tug line. Capt. Mills, it ts said, Was unduly intimate with Mra Kisiug, and It was at frst thought ue had killed her and then guot himself, but the developments tend to discted That theory. Rising, the husband of the dead Woman, 18 under arrest, and it is by no means a certainty that Capt. Mills was not murdered and innocent of the death of Mrs. Rising. Capt, Mills was formerly the owner of the largest tug line in this city, Out a short time ago bis ‘son obLalned posses. Sion’ of a Of his Vessels, and started an op- Position line, In a short ume Mrs, Mills died, aud the captain Was appointed executor of her estate. He ilved in good styl a ven extravagant and a sbort Ume. they peuuoned the court to 'remove him from 18 po- Gition. The cour: grapted the petivion, and ¢. J. Berry, a lawyer, was appointed in his place. Yes: Verday Berry made affidavit that Mills was, holding back some of the property. evening Berry calied on Mills, and ‘Was eaving vhe house Alter a stormy interview, when a pistol shot was beard. Itis claimed that he committed suicide, butas the bullet wound 1s on the leit side of nis head, back of Lue ear, suspicions of soul play were THR DISCOVERY OF MRS. RISING’ Anew couplication was When tater in tue night the Austii wife to Mrs a the Hising residence and hasten homé. About 8:39 O'clock Mr. Rising went home with a Companion and the two diank freely of whisky Policeman Mulholland, hearing the notse, looked ‘througn the biinds and saw Kising, after drinking, pick up a lamp and go Into bis Wite’s bedroom. tie came out, immediately, and the two men, ing returned home alone about 10:30, and going Auto his wife's room, for the first ume, found her dead body, She iay’on the bed with her head rid. dled with bullets, aud her blood and vraius scat- tered over the oor and Walls. He rushed out and shouted for help. OMcer arrested ‘Ou suspicion Of uaViug Killed uls wite. The was ulready cold, showlug that sho had bean deed some hours. The myssary 38 spened dy the testimony of Capt. S.oue, Sten yacht Leila, that Mills had’ s quarrel with Mrs, Rising over some appolatment which be said ‘She had made With anotuer man. Gen. Armstrong Places the Responsi« bility for it om Sitting Bull. Carcaco, Nov. - Paul, Minn. special Says: Gen. F. M. Armstrong, Indian inspector, who has been located on the Crow reservation since ‘the Lrouble began which culminated in Ube death of Sword Bearer, arrived in St.Paul yesterday. Gen. Gave a deiailed account of the Causes that led to Lue recent disturbances on the Crow reservation, Which, Le sald, have been brew- ing for two years. The most Of ine mischief was: Gone iast spring, when Sitt.ng Bull, Wich uw party Of Sioux warriors, numbering about’ one Bundred, came to the Crow revervation and pitebed his camp within almost a stone's throw of the Custer monument, and began lo barangue the Crows. He ‘Made & strong impression on Une Youug men of tue latter tribe, especially when he Fecounted eX pioits in his contests wich Une Whites. Another Weak point that he played upon With great siress Was ve fact Unat (he Crows did not receive the Sawe consideration at the bauds of the Govera- ‘ment as his Warriors did, BAD INFLUENCE OF CRAZY BEAD AND DEAP BULL. Aller the ght in waich Sword Bearer was were in Lhe tribe there where Geronimo is and, as his (hree dauguters | sheds near by, Loss $12,000. Cause unknown, End of the Cincinnati Strike. Crvctenatt Nov. 18.—The street car strike 1s settied apd ail the men went to work this morn ing. The strikers receded from thelr position after mianighi, after a protracted meecing. Failure of Dry Goods Merchants, Micwavker, Nov. 18—OCoben, Pinon & Co, ary goods merchints at Ashiand, Wis, made ab as. Signment Yesterday. Assets, about @63,000. The Principal creditors are J. V. Farwell & Co, Cle cago, aud Michael Rochester, X. ¥. — Death of John J. Brestin, in J. Breslin, the welle Uals morning of disease ACTION OF THR WISCONSIN LAPOR CONVENTION OM RESOLUTIONS RELATING 7 Forp DU Lac, Wis. Nov. of the union ‘wbor party of W rday, W. |. Of Maiwauke @ resoluis set forth “that & poor commentary on American livery ww see any one condemned to death or ltelong. im- prisoument tor being a mere social reformer, as Was Uhe case of the Chi “protesting against furt part of put Uonal rights, mously Labied, Ur go anar ists,” and er interference on the Falling our constitu 1 Was almost unanle niton not deeming it of & be endorsed. ‘WIDESPREAD INTE GENERAL SHCT-DOW! Prrtsrcre, Nov. 18.—The conference between the Bessemer rail ‘manuracturers of the country, of which there are twelve In number, is excit Widespread interest. It has been defiuively and alg thoritatively stated Chat all (hese manuzacturens Who have been for years working harmondo | together, have decided to order a general » | Son Of Work, and tuat while the ithe lias not bee: fixed, it 18 expected that 1 Will occur on the 1st of December. The cause of Uils suspension is the Unsatisiactory condition of the rali market, Many and new ons are being in hope of lower prices, Others are Willing to place contracts, but’ the terms are ene Ureiy unsatistactory. The manufacturers say that prices cannot be Feduced owing to We high Wages and the rates demanded fot ore. “The suspension Will turow am immense number of men out of employment, not ‘Only in the mills but in the coke regious of tls section. It ts estimated that Tully one-third of the coke output will be turown on (he marxet, and Unis Will not only reduce the price, bul way result in a shut down of a large proportion of the ovens, And consequently reduce (he number of workmen, ‘The fact of @ reduction of Wages in Uhe Works at ‘Troy is taken as an indication that Wages will be Jower next year, The situation 18 decidedly ime teresting. —_— allroad Property Atenched. New Your, Nov.18.—The property in this State of the Southerb Kaliroad Association has Deeg ate ‘tached in a suit for the recovery of $17,000, With interes: from 1874, brougut by James J. Smith, ‘Smith purchased seventcen bonds of the Misais- ‘ippl Central Ruliroad, payabie in New York on December 1, 1884, and indorsed by the sssocia- Gon. Smith says that neither principal Bor im terest lias been paid. ha ANOTHER THEATRICAL SCANDAL, Mise Pauline Hail Sues her Husband for Separation on the Greund of Abandoument bat her Husband seye ‘The New York Merald to-day says that oa Auge Ust 25 last Pauline White Med im that city a sult for separation against Edmund R. White, on the ground of abandonment. Defendant was directed To Mle bis answer within twenty days Pauline White, the Heraid asserts, is known on the stage as Pauline Hall, aud ber husband 1s @ well-to-do Englishman. The lady ts wis week singing im “Ermiuie” at Alvaugh’s Opera House in Uuis city, Mr. White Was seen Uy a reporter last night im New York, whiwer be returned recealy ‘rom ® Year's sojourn in England. ie had wot, be sald, ‘abandoned uis wife aud he bad entertained nd idea 0: such a thing. Wuy, be baa parved trom her a Year ago last ‘month’ on Ube eve of Lis de arture 10r Eagland the very best of irienda He find to gu avrosd to look acer certala Dusiuess tne terests. Wane in London be heard by accident certain “stories” about Lis Wile, He at once sent his brouucr Ww Lut» country to investigate. What the “sturles” were Mc. White did a0t care to divuige. His brother came, and What he learned Was Lot quite calcu.aied Wo quict tue inind of the anxious spouse, Tu re Was tuk ol a beaulituly Turnisved Upwwn fac of adowatowh bauker of Aple Meads, aod OeT Laings Im short, were ee Varivus dist Urblig FeveaLons, Four or five Weeks ayo Mr. Wiite recetred tn Londen notice 01 Lue suit Drought by Als wifeyand Al once hastened wuue. Tue sul Was @ great sure Prise to Luin. Ade sald: “It looks ws Though au al> Vempt iad ven made to spriug a trap upon me during my ced abseuce abroad. AS to tue charge of abandouwent, JC is periectiy abourd. I had bo luteat.on of desering ly Wile, MY sudden Visit Bus Devessarly Upset al my plans, and hag very seriously iuterered Witu my DUsineS are Tangementa It can't be that my wile wished to TULL we, aud YetOue mMIgut TOK Ubat was We Oiject of tis atack. Li any divurce sult Is to be Droughi to tras f tuiagiwe Ubal T have, per. the vest reawn lv otng I Wisa 0 Gack my Wile. 1a this case Will probaly Come Out In due time, aiford to wail.” air. Waite spoke bitterly of the circulation of Ceruld stories w Lhe effect Unat be had known of CircUunstances aTecling Uke GOOG DADE of kis Wifey To diderent | 204 ud Kept suent [rom WO ives Of expediency. Mie deciafed ali such statements Fo be Unquailted, ‘ahd that of Lad never experienced Ube sil ‘suspicion tat abytalug Was Wrong UML) February. Prior to his Geparvure tor Engiend & year ayo be bad Lived With Dis WiKe In lus city ‘Three Men Killed by a Whale. A DESPERATE FIGHT BETWEEN 4 BOAT'S CREW AXD 4 MONSTER FINBAOK. A Provincetown special to the New York World, to-day, says: The whaling steamer Lizzie N., Capt. West, which bas been engaged in the fnback Was seen that he would be aD Sear aes carey aime Deravtacked. i] I Ci ite ale E § i Hs #E 5 i Hie i it i ij i fe i i eee tt i 8 g i ud bi = i Led ee eal i a é i ig caf Balty if Ey fg e H i : i i i | il el i e i RE E H From Wall Street To-day. ‘at the Opening this from i £ fi u { &, a 3 4 He it E i [ i iy & Bt i i i f i é gi i i | H | ES H i ; ! F st i Eipiters to stertore with “For a long Ume past the at Yors, Nov. 18,114 m.—The stock market | tentions of a well-known man-about-town to stately Pauline Hall have been a matter of common Hi. i fi i i ie iW : i ! i ay Hi e i ! ageguen f i v i ii i i E i i ; i