Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1888, Page 5

FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS OR SALE—ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A HOTEL ‘furnished ani dotne a fine business: partner ay. Adcom Hox 44. staroffice. myld-2e Fo" $5.4 Good ICE BOX: SUITABLE FOR row witl sell chest iF to Ke pith gnd Date ne ing tedte SALE—CHEAP—A HA’ NOUT: sed a dozen times. Keagon for sel bar buxwy and harnes., all new Li, SELL A SORREL MARE, teule for heavier borse; good worker. Inq 190 Mist me. é __ my 4-20? F. A PATE ¢ NDSOME HOUSES, G and 7 - Evenly matched, black bo 2 went ‘Just in from Virg.nis. Inguire Gro cory Store 1201 New York = 2° me A Goon svesramer. Health and Happiness come to all who persist- ently use Ayer’s Sarssperilla This powertul Altesative effects in the system achange that scoms little short of miraculous. Ko medic‘ne has been in such universal demand for yeara, Give it » trial. “If any one suffering from general debility, want of appetite, depression of spirits, and les- situde, will use Ayer’s Sersaparilla, I am comf- Gent acure will result, for I have used it, and speak from experience, It is by far the best remedy I ever knew."—F, O, Loring, Broxkton. Mase, AYER'S SARSAPARILLA, Prepared by Dr. J. ©. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masa Sold by all Druggista. Price, $1; six bottles, 95. feb20 WORTH $5 A BOTTLE. BED FEATHERS, FROM 2c. TO ‘Come and ee EANDARD FEATHER ap30-30" HARES OF AGASSIZ PARK IMP. stock. par value $50, has sold for #60 per od: warranted new. 1 bu 7 ‘Address bUstER « OK SALE Ane. share, for $200 cash: also, 5 shares Graphophone, cash wanted. Address CHEAP STUCK, StF my84 at ‘A GENTLE LARGE BAY HORSE, fauwsly carriage. Owner having 00 r him ‘will Le sold cheap. Inquire CLAkRS LIVERY STABLE. [7d Gata. my Hit Fe. SALE— BED FEATHERS, Sc. LR NEW, clean, live picked, the beat for the money. Geese Beathers, b.: all orders promptly delivered. WM. SEITZ 72424 st me a B K SALEBY CRANE. PARKIS & CO. BANK: house), Gas Co. 6 yer cent botds, D.C venus for sale. “Also tae, Telephote and ie. Foreign money of all Kinds toi Foreign ae Jou SALE VICTOR TRICYCLE IN PERPECE F ruBis ug © will selleheap (€35) if bor Ju SALE—JUST ARKIVED FROM VIRGINIA {twenty horses, smone some draft and ed “horses. Prices weir ef well séittickeS QUIGLy, im rear of 933 mylz-6e CHEAY, AT ONCE—PONY ‘quale for lady or eld to drive and SUMMER PIANO Bal iN ‘A beautiful toned, full scale, Rosewood Square Fiano, cud as new, for only $190, ineluding ol, easy payments. woud be bargain at $225, nt Upricht. but little used, for only t Upright for ¢ jor the greatest barsains in the city. SALE Phaet JOR SALE NGE-APAIL OF» ° iuags Cost $UOU last wint Jur $400 cc v_lue, with guaran meauhug Dusivess bed a;ply- mee } SALE-A FINE LOT SECOND-HAND RE- wweraturw and ie cheats uf the best make wil ta st Dw. Jo SALE—5 tw bot IN, HUMBER. a wheels, pedals and Lead; . Lk Buc a img Plano, in good tam every’ reapect: ‘of change of reawence 0 16th sew. mylI-at Fein der anda fir JOR SALE-ONLY $15 FOR NEW HOMES. Domestics, Stugers, Whites, Americans, A ies, Househoids aud W.& Ws: with drop leaf, sid c sud all latest ved attachuienia, tive yean nachine as low sewing Mucuine, oF have @ postal to FUNK'S: i 7th st, near O-st, Yours rey Sewing Machine Aveney, market, Washington, D.C my11-6t ow SALE—A POOR MAN'S LIBRARY, WORTH Appicton’s American Cyclopedia for new, revised, condensed set; now ‘Samples sent to residence for examination free: tptichs received How to bexin in May, June oF JAMES M. DOUGHERTY, #'u: box aay L1-iw" AN BED AND MATTRESS, mist be sold in three days: can be Bites of an oid eeestitsbed arooey nud naeee to; Louse sud premises for rent. would lease for three of Bye yeara. T, H. S¥PHERD & CO... may L1-St 1321 F st, Fok SME0R, EXCHANGE-THE LanorsT jek of Lew aud secoud band carriages, Uuaties, wawons, Village carts sud aarness in city; best terms; also, horse and buxwy for Party leaving city. W. ¥. GELES, 466 Pa ave aw. spill {OK SALE WORTH AT LEAST 9100, Wi sold To 960, atz-00 are Hosewoud Jiao, Grated Meyer take, frst-premium” Plaiiog, 1 bila: ‘iso, baadeome Walnut Parlor Suite, Conter ‘Dink ates, city. 2 ALE—A HANDSOME LANDAULETTE, latent style, been used three monte, ches mediately: can be seen at PEARCE & La' erase Shope 2710 and ~ FoF SALE ESTABLISHED TEA AND corre sre, decidedly a bargain, —— 235 Pennsyl- Yaule ave Bw. Cail betwoon Sand 4 p.m myS-Lee FoR S2ik DOG, CART, SEATS TWo OR Fou Lamiadlet, pole and shafts Both in tne ode: Particuisge at WE BURPORD'S, 142 Now York ave. wallop oF more daily, pure, sweet, wealioa, frou farm uear city. Ad” & Startle.” myS-60" Pek SMa to RESIDENTS OF NORTHWEST ‘tion best milk sold in. Wanbiny price 10c. quart. ty it; samples furnished free Adare Box it, Star office. 1ayS-Lra" MULES—A CAR-LOAD OF CHE. & Tecelved aud for sale at ‘08: direct from CN DIAL GAS COOKING ve most economical im une; over OU dif is suitable for families, hotels, restaurants public institutions Laundry. batters aad tail: L'cters, Lot plates, warming closets for pantries, Water geucrators, ke. Over 5,000 1 se in the Bor sale by KG CAMPBELL, Plumber and Gas Fitter, Oth st mw, where the stoves are ou exhibit EW SIDEBAR Bi tern, used Dat three times, cost $175: © $130. Cail at EDvIt House Livery Stable. It st. aud Ohio my2-21¢ FOE, SALE CAN AIGES. PARROTS, ComMON acd fancy pigeons. exys for hatching of faucy ens, SCLLUID'S Bik STURE, ‘317 1th st hw. r WE WILL KEEB aatly om band for sale matched texma, Te, saddle and business horses. We have ur of Diacks 16 bands, very nice drivers: roseed matched, bey aud gray, 10% hauca, Fila. one pair Kentucky bays, Toi, bands. one io hands, one bay ware, 15 hands: one wray <b ivi Sawer, aiid ous’ very five Kuutucky cee surses are sound and well broken, LEADINGHAM & CO 3H st ow. ee JON M. YOUNG, 479 and 481 Ct nw.,rear National Hotel ALE — 27 TO" GAS ENGINE RE- expensive attendance; lung of fuel. Send fur eircal AUF, Agu 731 7th at. B12-tF SALE-OVER 100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ued and painted wagone carpenter's: nailk od wagons on monthly payments oreash, J. d. COUNTRY _ BOARD. JANNON HOUSE AND SUMMER BOAMDING Cc ANNEX © E BRAWNEK, Propeictens . laine of Matamas, Va. tidewater, very’ healthy; ot wanutwe four ders pa Yards aud walas.aple we of uiflerenut denominations, earns wa Wandunacton, De sieht, torus moderate PLEASANT BOARDIN histo nicn! ud feet ab ren 15.19 » BOAKD HoGE. im County, Va, rene SPIENG : x Sepa oaks r 5 lor Boaniers Boows Taruished. Aicy ‘Apply to Mew, mye OBTAINED IN rm he Brook,”.neat caviuie; beaatiful grounda, fare, everyting freak from House newt ©, and wood table. haw. drm CSTOCATOR, iho, Albe- a iny7-tol MUEK OF GUESTs. home comforts: wood table, a NDOLPH sr. 3 ee “ATION, wise open May 15th. Montrose, Ma. G**4? Bancaixs ry sums, Oar Comfort Shirt, maile of Wamsutts cotton snd Richarnt's 2100 Lines Beactae setae pe Brad ite, ca cut the measure, ‘aud ton dake 6 Suest Deves hires BUAST RSL T Mou SutMY F) ‘S27 10th st nee Formesty 10028 at. 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Oct. 31.—I use Cream, Balm and Lotion ‘every day of my life and could not exist comfortably without them, Recamier Soap also is perfect, I thought other soaps good, but I had never tried the Recamier. shall never use any other. It far surpasses all Toilet Soaps, London, Dec.—I hear the Princess of Wales is de Lighted with the Kecamier Preparations. I shall cer- tainly recomend thei to Her Koyal Highness when I ext see her. I send you an autograph letter to inclose to the Princess of Wales, Later, from Spain.—I cannot tell youhow anxious I am to do all I can for the ‘Recamicr Preparaions. I tell every one here in Spain how much they have done for me. I have spoken to the Queen about them, and when I get to South America I hope to find a letter from you, telling me how Ican best serve you thera. Ido want to help you, for 1am convinced your Recamier Preparations are the greatest boon ever invented. I could not comfort ably endure a day without them. ApELINa Part Nrcoumst. 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Drxver, Cot, May 14—News has reached here that the “Thunderbolt,” on the Santa Fe Railroad, collided with @ freight train near Fountain this —— o'clock. A car of der in the exes ee Later advices from Fountain state that train No.7, known as the “Thunderbolt” arrived at Fountain at 2:41 am, and had standing a few minutes when a some cars, the brakes of which Joose in some w: side fs See tar ei EEG ——_-__ Wolseley Said to Have Resigned. ‘THE SALISBURY CABINET 8AID TO BE OPPOSED TO LET- TING HIM GO. Wien Mihalis iat Se et tish Tcoee, ” ‘bis resignation 1p uence” of Lord bury’s attack upon Pim for making what the. prime minister calls a * producing condition of the army. ‘The cabinet is said to be strongly opposed to the acceptance of the resigna- 1? —E FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, New York Steck Market. 139 (0. 18 Tal "| 74 Oreo: -| 74] S016) 120% nirens, 'Pacitic Mail... EpPpasag a FO0, ef FEE Loa hs e i F : i i BE i bs I a) tt Co, Co.’ the Con i i ly oate opened 34 higher, at y pution ia now quoted as follows: Wheat, 3 aly 5 » O8 1-16: 16; rk 14.5255; SHAE A STS Base oe 4. Tae ELEVENTH BUILDING ASSOCIATION TROUBLES. — In the Criminal Court to-day Unree indicunents ‘against Robert E. Frey and Ferdinand King for embezzlement, forgery, and conspiracy were nolle prossed. “‘Theve cases 'grow out of the Eleventh uilding Association troubles. ‘The telec— em cation ofuabdntiae’ trina: wat eroest of the charge of embezzling $1,600, was with, Messrs. T. F. Miller, Matthews and W. D. Cassin appeared for the accused, sti emda Wn or rue Late Wx. MrEns.—The will of the Property 30 his widow, ana ie rest of the propose Property 30 his widow, and the rest property to Calderon Carlisle, ‘Tho. widow is to receive. het dower interest, and the estate is to be divided into seven parts, one for each of his children, and one for his grand sons. —__ ‘The Presbyterians, ‘TWO GENERAL ASSEMBLIES—AN IMPORTANT WERK IN THE CHURCH. ‘From the Baltimore Sun. ‘This week will be an important one to Presbyte- Tans in all parts of this country. ‘The general as- sembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, the Northern ody, will meet in Philadelphia Thursday, with the Rev. Dr. Jos ‘T. Smith, pastor of the Central Presbyterian church, Baltimore, as moderator, and the general assembly of the Presbyterian’ Church in the United States, the Southern body, will meet on the Same day at Franklin-street Presbyterian church, Baltimore, with the Rev. Dr. G. B. Strickler mod: erator, Both assemblies will be in session at least week, and on Thursday, May 24, 1n Philadelphia, both will unite in celebrating tn Philadeiphia thé centennial of the general assembly. Few states have not felt the beneficial influence of the sterling qualities of the members of the Scotch-Irish race, ‘who in the sevenveenth century planted Presby” terianism in America, and nourished it so that its adherents tn the United States now number 1,000,000 communicants, and the deliberations of Che to bodies, with thelr united anniversary ser- vices, will no doubt be Watched with interest by thousands of persons, juny was probably that Organized ia iOl4- ae country Was probably that organized in at Hempstead, Lely by the et, Kichard Deaton, ‘The rst presbytery Was organized at Philadelphia, Lis supposed, about 1705, Eleven years later thé original presbytery divided itself Into four E- teries und constituted itself the first synod. ‘The feueral assembly, was on the fourth Hhursday in May 1788, the synod of New York and Fulladeiphia dividing ftselt inty the synods of New ‘York and New Jersey, of Philadelphia, of Virginia and of the Carolinas In 1887 Church North numbered 6,654 churches, 696,767 church members, and the, v- terian CHureh South, the frst ‘assembly of Smee mast ip December, 1051, embered 1.116 150,378 church ministers, 2,236 churches members. The Death of Broker Hatch. ‘THE NEW ELEMENT OF MYSTERY IN THE CASE. At the inquest on the death of Broker Nathantel W. T. Haich, held in the New York City Hall Fri- room door the window was closed. This answer caused some su and a ji repeated the question. Tue the window was abd ‘the detectives, as their Hatch was panic-stricken wi Mceman ‘on the door of the Mra. eid had left bim, up the window, he lea branches of which were not away. Now it re 7 po-rm§ great pressure ivement ave out of that window and closed it from the outside. MeCormick’s testimony caused much excitement, Mrs. Scofeld went on the stand and gave about the same that she bas given heretofore. The coroner beid Mr. and Mra, Scofield in $2,500 bail each to awalt the action of the grand jury. Ferris, the “brother-in-law,” furnished Mrs. Sco- ‘he husband thank Sire Sconeld u ust “No, you,” Mrs, went away wita Ferris faba’ scondla was taken to the House of Detention. ANOTHER SENSATION. It transpired yesterday that after “Brother-in- law” Ferris had sat with Hatch and Mra. Scofeld left 8:30 p. m., when Ve z THE RIGHT TO TRIAL BY JURY. Convicted in the District Police Court of consptring to break up the business of another musician who declined vo comply with certain rules of the i i i BE; &; aa ambRoos Heeeeate : urpose, the impartial jury to'che accused in¢s criminal prose. Gaited states secures to Mins that mo secures. 10 trom the “tee moment, and in whatever he 1s put on tral for the offense In such ¢: i Of con- of guilty, id by a jury, especially where a trial by a jury was, seasonably ‘demanded by the acct absolutely Void. To accord to the accused the right to be tried by a jury in an appellate court after he has Deen once fully tried against his protest, other- wise than by @ jury, and sentenced to pay a fine, or “be imprisoned for not paying "it, does not satisfy the Tequirements of thé Constitution as it was under- ‘Stood by the framers of Lat instrument or by the people who adopted it, ~When, therefore, the appellant was t Dex fore the Supreme Court of the District and the fact was ‘losed that he had been adjudged guilty of the crime of conspiracy charged in the in- formation in this case without having been tried by a jury, although one was demanded, he should ave Veen restored to his liberty, For the ressons stated the judgment is ae eer: janded with directions to discharge the appel- tant trom custody.” . EFFECT OF THE DECISION. Among lawyers different opinions were ex- Pressed as to the effect of the decision, but the general opinion seemed to be that it related only to the classes of cases described; that it does not abrogate tne general powers of the curt, The decision of the court to-day settles te case of Callan, who is released from custody. The “action to be taken in the cases of the defendants in the boycott cases con- Victed with Callan in the Police Court will not be determined until next week. EFFECT ON THE POLICE COURT. As the decision os generally understood it only affects the cases brought in behalf of the United States, and will not lessen the number of cases brought before the Police Court, They will be presented on warrants which the court wiil still try, only hear the witnesses for the prosecution, and if the charge 1s sustained to the satisfaction of te court, the cases will be sent to the grand jury. In these cases are included all simple assaults ‘fights and trifiing thefts, and in many instances 1t Would cost the Government a large sum where the fine would probably not be more than $1. If uch is the decision the duties of the prosecuting torney Will be mnaterlally lessened. "Heretofore uch cases a8 conspiracy. and” libel were always tried on warrants and sent to the grand jury, but some months ago the Court in General Term in. rendering a decision in the case of the United States against Marshal {t was held that the Police Court had Power to try such cases, and since that time Several cases of lbel had been tried. Others think that the court is given power to try all mis- demeanors, the only question being What is a misdemeanor. oe A Tailor Attempts Suicide. John Ehret, a German tallor, living at 67 P street, attempted suicide to-day by taking an overdose of laudanum, It ts thought that he will recover. TT en Circuit Courts Convened. SELECTING JURYMEN TO-DAY. ‘The Circuit Court No, 1, Judge Hagner, and No, 2, Judge Merrick, convened the May terms this morning with a calendar of 407 cases, Judge Mer- rick will take jurisdiction of the cases to No, 208 and Judge Hagner of cases 204 to the end. In No, 1 this morning the jurors were called and W. R. McChesney and 8. Mulligan were returned not found. ‘The folowing were excused: Geo. jacobs, Aug. Bui 4 ee 5, SW. Wondsard, Ede Castell, Chas: 8 Fuss aed Herman Bernhetiner. In No. 2, A. Jackson and J. P. Agnew were re- turned not served. J. A. Prescott, 8, Bensinger, G. A. Barr, F. B. Shafer, H. C. Browning, M. C. ‘Shedd and’H. C. Craig were excused. —— Mak: Representative Scott, Pittsburg Dispatch to the New York Sun, May 12. Congressman Scott’s tariff speech has been the subject of much comment on all sides to-day in this great industrial center. ‘The officials of the various labor organizations have put on their war paint and are sending data to Washington con- cerning Mr. Scott as an employer of labor. Presi- dent Webr and Secretary Martin, of the a mated Association of Iron and Steel Workers, are Preparing a statement, which attempts to show hat Scott has always been hostile to labor, ‘The coal miners are making, preparations, to present their view of the case. R. D. Layton has gathered statistics from Scott's own miners to show that be has always leas wages than any other coal operator in the Pittsburg district, Ne iaine in Paris. Paris special to the New York Herald, May 12. Among the latest arrivals 1s Mr. Jas. G. Blaine, who, according to Galignant's Messenger of yes- terday, is looking haggard and anything but im- proved by his Italian trip. I am afraid Galignant's Informant did not see Mr. Blaine. He is Bot in it ith, nor a the contrary, stronger and more just than ever, and bas been greatly benefited by tne trip south. 00 Political Notes, ‘W. H. Barnum, chairman of the national demo- cratic committee, was in Chicago Saturday, Tos reporter he denied emphatically the statement re- cently attributed to him that he intended to with- draw from the national committee and politics, ‘The republicans of the third Tennessee district send delegates to the Chicago convention in- structed for Blaine, nt ‘The republicans of the third West Virginia trict on Saturday selected as delegates to the Chi- cago convention, H.C. Payne, colored, and Jno, cooper, white, | Payne 18 for ‘Blaine, ind Cooper for: oF the stroi ‘The Massachusetts tes to the St. Louis convention Judge Jonath G. Abbot as chairman. . arat Onto district apart of Cleveland, Savurany, Irst 10 a Uh Rovert Bice and ‘Thos, Axwortuy were elegates to the St. Louls convent Both are ‘trong (riends of the Administration. In the ‘Tennessee democratic state convention ‘several ballots for a gubernatorial candidate were taken Saturday without result, and the convention for will be nominated today a ‘The iblican state convention will f E BAILROADS IN THE DISTRICT. ‘the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Co. to remove ‘ts tracks and depot from the pubiic grounds where Pe ES amendment. . Hawley the whole bill. He com- dnentea tie Peanayivania Hallroad Co, a8 the managed ‘corporation country, if not in the world, and as having « model civil Service arrangement; Dut be regarded 16 ‘4 NATIONAL MISFORTUNE that it had been permitted to locate its track on the magnificent Mall, and that it had been pre- sented (without compensation) with the most val- ‘Omaha arrived at Corinto yesterday. The Swatara left Portamouth for Hampton Roads Sie ewe are eT afternoon. Bonps Accerrsp.—The ‘Secretary of the Treasury yesterday ‘this afternoon accepted $353,150 bonds, as follows: Four-and-s-halt per cents, registered, $128,100, at 108.2 ‘Per’ cents, coupon, $19,500, Prrsoxat.—Jefferson Chandler and Gen. Adam Badeau of Washington were in New York last night.—Leonard Myers, Jules E, Pereyra of Phil- del Dr. J. M. Crawford of Cincinnati, H. J. Abbott’ and ‘A. Moonelis of New York; Fl | Helese to transact its freight comfort, and to take its cars off may be condemned for its use south of M: and Virginia avenues, ‘That was all that the bill ce Is also perm company tee ance me plo oand wie hove ot ver bear ie SiAfler remarks by Senators Taudleberger, Vance, remarks by rs r, and Call, the hour of 2 p.m. arrived and the Senate | Bi i E u EE ; and C. B. ‘Stone of San Francisco are at Willard’s. —_S, 8. Mil- ‘on, of the Redfield (Dak.) Journal, who has spent the winter in W: n left to-day for Dakota. — Mr. and Mrs. W. Gregory, Mr. J. Merritt, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hasler, Miss F. Hasler, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. & ‘Went ito execulive session On the Osheries treaty. a J. W. Smit, Miss 8. F. apo and 4 PROPOSED COMMISSION ON RAILROAD ROUTES. is S. Traver, of Brooklyn, are at the Hamilton. In the Senate w-day, Mr. Spooner (by re- | >—Jonn Raymond, of Philadelphia, Pa. Rev. A. F, Hall, of Janesville, Wis, and Geo, H. Webster, of Haverhill, Mass, "are at the St. James. Bond Offerings To-Day, Offers of bonds to the Government were received at the Treasury Department to-day as follows: Four per cents registered—$500, $5,000, $11,150, $12,500, $2,000, $5,000, $850, $7,000, $25,000, $50,000, $50,000, 41,700 all at 127; total, $156,000. Four r cents coupon—$4,150, $5,000, $25 15,400 Raa $9,000; ail at 137; totay $4580. Four wad a half per cents registered—g2. $20,000, AL 108; $15,000, at 108; $1,000, ‘at 107. 60; Lo $28,100. “Four and a half’ per cents coupons— $12,000, at 108; $19,500, at 108; votal, $51,500; grand total, $268, ‘Tide to Register Bonds. CAN ONLY BE TRANSFERRED BY ASSIGNMENT. Richard Dawson, an inmate of the Wasbington Soldiers’ Home, died on the 20th of January last. On his deathbed he gave two $1,000 United States 4 per cent registered bonds to his sister and one $5004 per cent registered bond to Rev. James A. Buck, chaplain of the home. Application was made to the Secretary of the Treasury to have the bonds transferred on the books of the Treasury to ‘the holders, The question of the legality of such a transfer was referred to the First Controller, and to-day he decided that such a course would be contrary to and in direct violation of the regula- ons and the uniform: ‘of the Department. The Controiler holds tbat the transfer of regis- tered bonds can only be made by assignment, and that the mere dellvery of them by the payee to another person gave the latter no title whatever em. ‘The Desperado Welch Arrested: HE 1g SENT TO JAIL FOR A YEAR. James W. Welch, the ex-lamplighter who brutally assaulted his wife last Thursday morn- ing at her home, No. 2216 Cleveland avenue, as stated in THE Srin, Was arrested Saturday night 4 the yard in the rear of bis wife's house. After the assault he sent his wife a letter telling her that unless he was given possession of their son their next meeting would be a sorrowful one. juently he sent her a vel noufying her that _he was in New York. Saturday after- noon Mrs. Welch learned that her husband was in the neighborhood, and she sent word to the police. Sergeant Dunnigan and Officer Pearson went to Mrs. Welch’s house about 8 o'clock. Sergeant ‘Duar found Welch secreted in a closet in the Yard ip the rear of the house. The officer placed him under arrest, and, with considerabie troubie, he was dragged to tue street, where Oficer Pear- son came to the sergeant’s assistance and the Prisoner kicked him in, the abdomen, severely injuring him. Welch was finally taken to the eighth precinct station, where he attempted ‘Suicide Dy dashing his head against the wall. Two months ago when Welch was in the Police Court he made several attempts at suicide, Mr. Camp- bell Cs ‘who was in the court at the time, spoke kindly vo’ Welch and ised to assist im. Last Wednesday Mr. Ci lon endeavored wo keep his word, and through his efforts Welch was released upon’a promise Uo leave the city and not lil-treat his wife again. After his releasé Mr. Car- rington Went with him to the Bultimore and Poto- mac depot, where he purchased a ticket for Baltl- more and gave him $15 to muke another start in life with. “He then left him at the depot expect- ing hin to leave on the next train, but instead of doing 80 he remained in the city ‘over night, and the next morning he went to his wife's house, where he made a desperate attempt toend bis wite’s Ile, for which offense he Was this morning takes ‘to the Police Court, where be renewed his endeav. ors Uo play What the police call the “crazy racket,’ He tore his clothing in ‘and when arraigned in court his form was covered with an overcoat Ued about bis waist and a shirt and coat buttoned about his body, His face and shirt were covered with blood. He was arraigned on a charge of using personal violence toward Ofticer Pearson. The court heard the evidence of the ofiicers and held him in $300 bail for the action of the grand jury. ‘When arraigned on a charge of assaulting his wife he said he did not remember, but that be thought he had struck her. Mrs. Welch, who Was heavily ‘Yelled, testified to the assault on her, as published in Friday’s Stak. Her face was igured. Dr. Dillenback, of the Children’s Hospital, testitied a8 to the number of wounds received by Mrs, Welch, He sewed up the woundon her nose. The defendant testified that he remembered going to quest) introduced a bill, recommended by the citizens’ committee or its executive committee, to appoint of nine per con: of the Secretary of War, who shall be chairman; the engineer in charge of public buildings and grounds, who shall be secretary; the Engineer Commissioner of the District; three civil engineers to be designated by ‘oue the’BalUimore and Potomac Railroad Co., one by the Baltimore and Ohio, ove by the Kichihond and Danville and three citizens of the District, who shall be appointed by the President of the United State. It shall be the duty ‘of this commission to determine Taliroad routes subject to the condition that the Baltimore and Povoinac and the Baltimore and ‘Oblo shall connect their tracks in a convenient manner with those of the Richmond and Danville, aod that none of the tracks shall cross streets or avenues at grade where the same can be avolded, ‘The Cominiss.on shall hold open sessions and hear all parties interested before reaching any conclusion. 'he men appoluted Wo represent tne several raliroads shail be paid by these roads respectively, and the sum of $10,000 ia appropriated to pay the expense of the Govern- menbvomumissioners, office rent, &c. The Dill, to- geuher with a letter’ from W. C. Dodge, chairinan Of the executive committee of the Citizens’ Com- mite, recommending it, was referred to the Dis- trict committee, District in Congress, FAVORABLE REPORT ON MB. MILLER’S NOMINATION. ‘The Senate judiciary committee this morning took up the nomination of Mr, Miller, to succeed, Judge Snell as Police Court judge. The fact of the immediate expiration of Judge Snell’s term Was set forth as demanding prompt action upon the nomination of Mr. Miller, and the committee ordered a favorable report with direction that the nomination be confirmed at once, Capitol Topics. 0 RETIRE FROM POLITICAL LIFE. ‘Representative Long states that tis true that he has decided to retire from public life at the end of the present term, but says that the reason for Ubis Is not that he has suffered disay uments, He says that his relations in public life have been Inost agreeable, but Chat he ig now fifty years old and a poor min, and he thinks 11 his duty to his family vo devote ven years of his life, if that much 4s left him, to providing a competency for his wife and children, THE CINCINNATI EXPOSITION. In the Senate this afternoon the House bill mak- ing an appropriation to enable the Executive De- partments, the Bureau of agriculture, the Smith- Sonian Institution, and the Fish Commission to Participate in tie centennial exposition of the mio = Valley and central states at Cin- Up, allended ia several particulary and passed. up, amen seve! cl ana a conference committee ordered, The amend- ments strike out the provision for a committee of Congress Uo act as a n advisory board, reduce the appropriation from $150,250 to $145,250 (the $5,000 Tor the advisory board being struck Out) and’ re- quire the President to designate a person to make lunal audit of the accounts, District Government Affairs. ‘THE ACCOUNTS OF THE WATER OFFICE. ‘The District Commissioners have decided upon a change in the method of keeping the accounts of the water office which it 1s thought will prevent in the future the difficulties that have occurred in the past, in obtaining definite statements of the accounts. For years the First Controller of the Treasury called for statements of arrears which were never forthcoming, a8 no one seemed ‘to understand just how to get hold of the threads of the accounts. The purpose of the order referred to in yesterday's Star 1s to institute a new system of accounts ‘The order directs the chief clerk of the water de- artwent Lo ascertain and report to the auditor of he District, Ist, the total amount of water- main taxes and’ water rents outstanding and collectible June 30, 1888; 2d, the total amount of water rents duc ‘for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1889.” ‘The collector of taxes 18 directed to ‘receipt in duplicate for the total amount of water main taxes, and Water rents outstanding and collectible July 41,2888, the original receipt to be transmitted to the First Auditor of the United States Treasury and the duplicate to the! the house and asking about his boy, but he re. auditor of the District of Columbia. | tempered noting r. The Judge asked if he It 19 intended that a system similar to that in | Was not released upon the condition that he would ‘Vogue in the collector's office shall be established. ‘The chief clerk of une water office shall be debited with all the rents and taxes due at all times and credited irom time to time with the collections made, He must be able to show a statement agecounts to cover the balance at any time. ‘THE RAILROADS AND THE STREETS. ‘To-day the Commissioners wrote a letter to ‘Messra, Carson & Sons in reference to their com- munication requesting that the Baltimore and ‘Onio Railroad be compelled to pave in the vicinity Of its tracks on Delaware avenue, between G and H Streets northeast, that the matter was to the attorney of the District for his opti behave himself and leave the city. Mr. Shepperd said that he had heard that the defendant had ned an mnt Lo that effect. fr. Campbell. Carrington was called, and he testified to the facts as above-stated. He said that the defendant signed the agreement referred to. bs. Sheppard said that at the time of his tornier arrest he had some doubts a8 to his insanity, but ‘an examination the physicians re] ‘what could find nothing the matter with him, ‘He was sentenced to one year in jail. Mr. Car- rington afterward made Mra, Welch a present of a ‘sum Of money larger Chan the amount he expended on her husband, Compel the ratirosd company todo tue Work re. maces als compel the * = ntl Cor ‘shail some suitable ‘The Death Record. hw regulating the matter. During the forty-eight hours ending at 1 o'clock FOLICE CHANGE. > this afternoon deaths were reported to the health ‘The Commissioners nave approved of the find- ings of the trial board tn the case of Private C. F. Rosewag, a member of the police force, for negiect Of duty, dnd ordered that. be be dismissed trom the Louise Jackson, colored, six days; Bessie Dutt; HC ten months; Kitts A. bell, white, Inihis places” eens been appointed a private | cit agus; Hatty ie, Gladmon white: at = or nox | Fou oan "toh: Siok Viele ean Fae Captain Symons is confined tochis house by sick Brows at. ~ — ee ears, si — Local Notes, —->—- ‘ational Domai shed In THe CaUncuns Yesrerpay.—Rev. Dr. Rankin cue. Bmigons and Jas E'Paagety ts the inter | Tea tn his old puiptt i ational addition to Washington publica’ church, and Woman's Baptist Home church. In the’ he Cents. — Joseph Croder and Edward silos, small ‘were arrested by Special ‘Brocken- boro colored, and. taken betore’ the a th § i § Marriage Licenses.—M: licenses bes the ‘clerk Of ‘the Court 10 Ay re ot n issued by ama or Dubuque Lowa, and & Christiana m Wite L. How se 5 : i Hy i square James 5 and 71, Strong’ for g2.850 cash; Part lot 83, 48, improved, for Michael Blumenthal, to Jonn T. Kelley for 96,000 cash. Pack Tawxis CLUR—An Incorrect list of ‘of the Tudor Place Lawn Tennis Club, of West Washi ‘Was given in the article on ington, “Teonis Clubs and Toeir pabiiahed Saturday's Stax. The members of the Club a1 K Barnard Talcott, CG. Talcott, ieary 8. Mai thews, H. Bradley Davidson, James Davidson, Waiter G. Peter, Armistead Peter, Kennon Peter, Frank B. Suaworth, Jullus W. ‘Stuart, Edward L. Dent, and Wm, C. Stuart. ‘Norsa.—The funeral services over the remains of the late T. A. Newman will be conducted this after- ‘boon at P. chure Versity nine, of Unis town, Taersnastns AND CONDITION & M.—Great Falls, temperat Feceiving reservott, tempera une north connection, 1s; condition ’ at ‘south counec- Uon, 36; disuibuling reservoir, Vemperature, Ov: sidés left her wholly and exc upon ner father, bestowit leaving her helpless aitention or assistance, an and dependent upon others and ip a state of pain- fui and coutinuous suspense and anxiety of mind, She c Ubat one of his purposes in forcing het {ogo Wo Ber father's and separating himselt her was to conceal and suppress his intention to clan ‘and fraudulentiy procure a divorce for which he iied a pill Octo. and the tact only incident ally came to"her knowledge througa a friend, Sue states further that when an answer Was tied denying the charges and an application made for allmony, with the manifestation on ber part to meet thé Dill the case was Witudrawn, as sbe is informed and believes, witout paying ‘the costs Sue charges that in Uiat bill he made misrepre- sentatious of the actual facts wita regard to her leaving Washington, and assailed her character and reputation, inflcting great injustioe, wrong aud cruelty, She charges tuat in March, 1887, at 931 K street northwest he persoually abused Lier, seized and threw her to the floor, struck her With his knee, and tore her clothing, util ls conduct attracted attention and then locked himself in bis Toom, leaving ber outside, She also changes that his barshness, unkinduess, &., has reudered her life burdensome, destroyed her ‘peace of tind aud impaired Ler Leaith, tuerefore she prays, &¢. on at influent gate-bouse, 36; condition at efMuent High’ tide in Uhe river to-day at 10 am; low tide, 4:42 p.m. —_—— Alexandria Affaire, Reported for Tux Evexiwe Stan L. Arnell, 0 Oronoco street, between St. Asaph and Pitt streeta The housd Was found to be on Dre and all the family absent atchurch, and, notwithsianding the efforts of the firemen, the house was wrecked and most of Uhe furniture destroyea, Mr. Arnell has ap insur- ‘ance of $4,000 on house and $160 on furaitare With A. A’ Warteld, agent. SCALDED TO DkaTH.—James Mason, a colored boy wery yesverday. been employed to clean ‘out obe of the botlers, and while engaged in his work the Was by some mishap turned on, and the badly sealded that When be was taken out tious of his fesh came away as his clothing Was removed. Dr. Powell gave what assistance Was posable, but found it impossible to save life, and the lad died last evening at bis home, im cabin near Wythe and St. Asaph street. SUPDEN Drari.—Mra. Johu Davis, residing on Payne street, near Cameron, died ‘suddenly last Right of heart disease. Two hours belore her death she Was apparently as well as ever, sitting at her door and chatting With some neighbors, Nores.—The republican city conventions Will be held to-night at Pythian Hall, under the auspices of the chy chairman, Another city republ convention, calicd by State Committeeman Burke agaihst the protest of Committeemen W. C- Fiaim ad WW. Westy will be held at Pyathian ext Wednésday.——The Irvi i lot on Prince and Alfred streets, 176 Uy 143 tees With a very large three-story mansion and out Rockville Gousip. THR GOLD FEVER STILL KAGING—NEW DISCOVERIES ON FARMS IN THE NEIGHBORUOOD—A DAIRY FARM SOLD—PAKMERS SWINDLED BY POOR SEED—THE TOWN EXTENSION. Rockvittx, May 13, Discoveries of the mineral resources of Mont- gomery County seem to be on the increase, During Uhe past week specimens of gold quarts have been taken out on the farm of David Grimth, judge of ‘the Orphans’ Court, whitch according to the opinion ofan expert will average $100 per ton. On the farm of Mr, Nelson H. Kobiuson, near here, some ne specimens of gold ave beén discovered, and | $.gon. "ft Ys understood that te weund hace been mn offered w large price for tue place, Which he has deciiued. Deposits of chrome uave | Sd, tad $6,000 been bid. —It ts oe steps for @ formal decree in favor of the city tor the amount due by the Alexandria canal before the canal 18 sold.— The Hellmuth Brothers Ut Up four brick houses Uhis season on the ‘Crop Y, at King and Columbus street — Frapk Helabrack, of Alexandria County, has held for the grand jury : Sen, “Graham ‘ts puts frame jas. Gi 8 pul up a a ‘Alired street, wetiweeu King'and Cameron also been discovered ‘on Une farm of Mr. ©. N. ‘Trundle, avout two miles from tis place, and that gentleman, in connection With others interested in Uhe development of the same, Will ina short Ume make an effort to bring some fine speciinens to the ‘attention of the pubitc. ‘The dairy farm formerly owned by Mr. Chas. G. ‘Willson, about two miles from here, has been sold to Mr. John E. Wilison at $50 per acre. The farm contains 1S8 acres, highly improved with all the appliances of a first-class dairy farm, ad It is the intention of the new proprietor to rub it to its full capacity, It will be stocked with a herd of weil- bred miich cows, ‘The fuely tuproved Dullding lot and house ot W. E. Darcey, near Bethesda, has been purchased by Mr. Spencer Watkins Presiding Elder Whisner, of the Baltimore Con- FI ATPLEBY. Sunday morning at 4 ciclock, 1888, of pneumonia, SARAH ANN BLAND APPLEBL, fh the seventy -wixth year of her age, widow of the late nora perjces at the house, No. 510 I street north; Sarat u - ference M. E. Church South, will couduct @ quar. on ad terly meeting at Emory “Grove on Saturday’ and | ,DELPEY. On May ©, 1888, 0. R DELPHY, aged Sunday, May 19 and 20. a on ome me hes: ‘The order of Good Templars is In a eieet fae hem mo hasgemn, condition in thts county, and several new: to vacant tn mu‘home, zations have been compieved within Uhe last week. hich never can be flea Bethesda Lodge has elected the follow! for the ensuing term: J.T. Burdette, G, ‘it; & ws, Ve L OR, SeCI ‘osa B. Walker, A. S.;'L. M. Beale, oa Pa — Farewell farewell, my father Gear, Ei in aad wit you eras ay we meet in beaven MER SEs atom eee M.; Kosa Purdum, D. M.; a. i. Watkins, F.s.: "J. M. Burdeue,c.;'W.] ‘Br His Som, Wiliams, G.; 8. V. Broadnunt, &.;Wm. Turner, T. | py funday, May 13, 1888, at 9. For several years past Luis county has been Vis- | JOHN T. DWIER- the beloved sou of Pavers tea by parties purporuing Uo Sell outs and grass | nurab Dwyer. seed of a superior quality, ata very high price, ‘Farewel | dear parents, T aim at rest, and offering to farmers to Lake the first crop at a ‘Aud ehall for ever be; figure that would fully Justify the investment, ‘Those who invested have. tailed to realize thelr golden hopes, and in the last legislature a bill was Tcgnuot stay with yu om earth, ut yoU can come ‘By Hes Steven Asx, d making it a penal offense to offer such | , Funeral from his parents’ residence, 329 F etree for-sale without @ sufliclent guarantee, southwest, om Tussiag, ot 9 Ochask psn. ud Since that time the same parties have hore, | HALL. At hia residence in Alexandria County, a, and itis understood have made propositions to | Hart” sner's fiuat Le 1888, a1 12: 1bem give notes for the crops, taking ihe note of the | Mars? issn cyans ‘Victim of the swindie for the safe delivery of the Deseest then, Gen tenhes crop. They are under the surveillance of the of- pots be cers of the law, and, It is expected, will soon be again we hope to meet brought to Justice, ‘On that Bright celestial shore, ‘The new officers of the corporation of this| Punersl Wednesday, May 16th, at 2 place Will Soon take control of the municipal af- | and relatives respectiully invited to Tairs, and will inaugurate their rule ®y having @| MecNULTY. Died on May 14, survey made by & competent engineer of the | MARTIN McNULTY, ‘exty-eight ‘Years, newly-acquired territory. The present streets and | of Count dred Alleys of the town will bs extended to the ‘corpae gine tS cs fom ie ate ate limits, and it will hereafter be necessary to | 4 street southwest, on obtain a permit to butid upon the sae, 80 that | 4 AQKMIS. .At Norra Farm, 1 he i tne, ‘the lines shall remain int Sa M SITGREAVES. On Monday, E i. Ole LORENZO 5 MTOHEAVER Ce Oogeae a ‘Notice of funeral hereafter. Morions ror New Txiats.—On Saturday the motion for a new trial in Uhe case of John Marlow, SMITH. At Fredonia, N. ¥., May ©, 1888, widow of the late Samuel B smith convicted of an assault with intent to commit & TAYLOR. On Monday, May 1 TANLON tortoorty ot motion to suspend sentence was denied. “The mo Uon fora new trialin the case of Theodore N. Handy, convicted of larceny trom te person, was denied. The motion for a new trial in the case of Robert Berkley, convicted of housebreaking, was denied, The motion for a new trial in the Case of James MeCartuy was argued. Tape, Was denied by Judge Montgomery, and a ALICE, am, SAMUEL 5. Va.. but for the past forty-two City, iu the sixty -sixth year of | “The soul He gathers home, « precious sheaf, and all is well. * = ‘will take place the Fifth TaE Pore's MEDAL POR Miss Caoweut.—In | church Ger C Cr Motion, Dntieet sot west connection with tue laying of the cornerstone of | nesday, May 16, ai So'ciook pan. Telatives and trteada ‘the Catholic University on the 24th a token of the | 2¥! = appreciation by che C'vurch authorities of her generosity in giving $309 000 to the fand for es- Lablishing the university will be preseated to Miss Mary Gwendolen Caldwell, According to a Catho- Buz Bioov ue publication tm Boston, thie ‘omen Wil be in che RICH BLOOD form 1 “Golden Rose,” a or Destowed by the for zeal and devotion. The + RICH BLOoD iden rose was given a few years ago to Mra. Gen. RICH BLOOD herman, who is the only woman in this country Wino has ever received i If the golden rose is to be bestowed upon Miss Caldwell the fact is not known in this city. The announcement, it is thought here, is due to a misapprehen-iou_as to the character of the gift to Miss Caldwell, A medal has been sent to the cardinal, and will be Presented to Miss Caldwell in the name of Leo XIII ‘and the board of directors of the university as &n acknowl it of her generosity in contributi Ineures good health. G. 0. 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