Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1890, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Exeept Sunday, Jecond-class mail matter ] TE WREKLY Stan—published on Friday—@l 9 Year. postage prepaid. Sfx months, 50 centa, 8- AN mail scbmcriptions must be paid 12 a@vanee; AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Worthwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St, yy The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H. KAUFMANN, Pres't ‘Tue FVEXtYG Sram ts served to subscribers in the eity by carriers. ‘th. nt, at IOeents pee wrek, or 44c ir ‘w the counter, 3 Geuts each By mail—postaze prepald—00 cents & month, one year, $6. sit months, (Entered at the Post Oiice at Washington, D.C. as WASHINGTON, D.C.. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1890. TWO CENTS. a aL ae Vo. T7—No. 17,060. SPECIAL NOTICES. __ SPECIAL NOTICES. _ TEMBER 13, | FeO A SPECIAL ME-EIING OF THE ckholders, of the Presi. | E> Grand Lodo will be heli iu the hall of Capi- of the’ Washington | tal Tordge, N« NESD! t the directors’ room | KVENING, th National Bank of | pose of actin: ‘A meeting of the mt, Managers and Compan: ‘Turnpike Company will be bel of the Mi. A Wasi L, Grand Secretary.o Ssorrsers. D g ‘ hg . October 1. dae, No. 1 1890. for elcction of directors for the suing year. i 5 Laper oF © = en cene _ SER NORE WATERED Peceieent. | ne ee nies et be ai —** FIXTURES my in the Cat 7th imstunt, "clock sharp. t seq. YLUMBING AND HFATING. 8. SHEDD & BRO, HAMPsit ion. Ke YEVENI an30 437 Orn at. —_ caEnzinicatEs oF of FOE AND | & > cheaues, net) toting and nareving. GEDNEY & KOBERIR © "| wht 407 10th #t., Adjoinine Post ki | CHEAP FOR CASH OR ON CREDIT AS CHEAP AS FOR CASH. urade George T. pm., from 301 15th st. mw. nternient at Arlugton. _— By order J. C. »EPUTRON, 8. V.C., Adg, Co: H.W. MARTBN, Adjutaut. 06. = JOHN RUDDEN, Be MEDICAL SOCIATION OF THE DIS- 3s trict of uuu —The regular semi. 930 AND 932 SEVENTH ST. N.W. - Announces a Full Line of rity, 8@. cor. Gth ober 7, 1890, at 8 Osk, Walnut and Sixteenth Century Bed Room Suites: | "iy Cider of the President. Also Parlor Suites in Rug, Plush and Haircloth, GEO. C. OBER, M.D. eretary o6-2t CHOLAL SUOCIETY—FIE A-peclat feature of this display willbe foundin his | GF g-—SCHVEAL, suctEry vil Loses ate tent to the Secretary. 3. HE MCELUOY, of ‘These Suites consist of sever pieces, au the supply | OF has hardly boon able to mect the demand. A few are | SM“ phis is to notity my friends and the public an ge that I have returned to th Bow on hand and first callera will obtain » bargain | erty Market and reopened Stands N with a fine Winer aud Frauktorter Sausage, they will never regret. where I will be ud to re the patronage of my Sideboards, Wardrobes, Hat Racks and « variety of Fancy Chairs and Rockers will also be found. J. O. STANTON, M_D. nt rk: 61 Ost. Market. The stock of Carpets, in Velvet, Body Brnascls and} Qctoher 3, 1800" of-et Tapestry, embrace the newest designs in this depart- =>, FitOM FARIS. —VEERHOFE HAS and the prices will yualed : e Ware, in Flowers, V —— ee bef agi dis nunc by hanucelt dhe mtn nabiity bin to sell at a ‘are very dainty: woods All Carpets made and laid without charge to pur- —— Beit cca manttacturing center of Virginia, 5 and Ranges varie Stock for saleat $50 per share ah eee im every wartety am ot | cia yer month, “cet}n now on tb lowest prices, i WIKTON MATTHEWS & ‘The special pride of this establishment has been = ok SALE — V putas Pie Se selection of its koods, in its prices and particularly in | mon Lapa pa. see sr oe sae itsconvenient credit system. Thousands of house- | 100" ot ‘ound tle =BUY YUUR COAL, COKE AND Wood Keepers have availed themselves of the opportunities —_ firma of JOHNSON DEOTHERS, the most extensive retail dealers in the Sfforded for furnishing their homeson small cash | Ccuntry. cs eee eee BP ETON TES ON as rreTURES Balance. Thousands more may do likewise by pur- cheerfully furnished on Desigus and Low Prices, chasing at the mammeth Credit and Cash ee Punaueiie FURNITURE, CARPET AND STOVE STORES OF | 527 ote sae JOHN RUDDEN, rx =>DK. C. M3 his office to 140: o2-Im 930 AND 932 7TH BT. N.w. |S S*__bisoffico to 14 "= ARE AGENTS FOR THE Teut Per Dorzans Is Yorr GENUINE DR. JAEGER'S pocket to cail and see the immense bargains we offer. UNDERWEAR. We guarantee you a suring of 35 per cent, Our stock BRYAN & COMPANY, contains the choicest fabrics im Men's, Boys’ and ene CORNER F AND 15TH ST! n’s CI a ie CATALOGUE MAILED FREE, We mention a few spectals for today and tomorrow: } 526-10t We start on those Nobby Fall-weight Overcoats that Bre selling all over town for $10. Our price is $6.50. e el _ PFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS- ‘With or without Silk facing. We let them go for 810. | 22, 1890. —Deemine itconducive to the public interest te widen Anacostia road or MW Now comes the fine imported Meltons, Kerseys, Cheviots and Worsteds—all shades (Silk lined), at @15; actually worth 8 ‘This isn’t all Our line of Overcoats range from $5 to $30. We beve every known material and style. In Suits you have the same opportunit;, Our Men's Suits range from $3.50 to a3. We can give you suitings in Cassimere, Cheviot, Worsted, Tricot, English Wale, Clay Worsteds, Thibet. In fact, any material that you may wisn. plat thereof prepared s iu this of comphance with the requirements of law, notice 's hereby iven of the proposed widening of the highway siocomaid, and that all yersons who have objection: to Fesent therote are called upon to a tis oflien be Urclock on TUESDAY, the 14th 4 which ti ‘Comn KT, Commis: Oot, ,GANG-SAWED BOARDS!!! What are gung-sawed Boards? Why Our Boys’ and Children’s Department is complete. they are even thickuess, well-sawed, Lo thick nor thin boards, ce isonly Wecan fit the Stout Man, Lean Man, Tall Man, Blnag per 100 ft ver 1.000 it.” Weare the only selline ex: Short Man, Extra Large and Extra Small Man, Clasively eang-sawe ds. Hed Heart Eoards are ouly 0c. per BITTINGER & MILLER, 1 AND NEW YORK N. LUMBER AND MILL WoKK. NEW YORK ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS. ALL PEKSONS HAVING GOODS ON DE- Se posit with MK. Fulton, juffalo, 5, use, THE ONLY LICENSED PAW: a Geres Upon which mterest is ue 12 mouths or more, are re- quested to call and settle at once, oF the goods will be B11 7th st nw. 927-23t° | suldat suction October 14, sé senses a24- Vis? . ¥ uta Vault OMPANY, 1s- Li IF you _W Be et four Son n WASHINGION SAFE DI s unayivania ave. Sucsrer: = 1 LACE CURIA a BR cali Ticr, atch own and laundried with WE HAVE IN STOCK THE FOLLOWING BLACK i GOobs, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT THE OLD PRICES—THE SAME AS PREVIOUS TO THE McKINLEY BILL. LUPIN'S. PRIESTLEY'S AND ECKOYD'S, THE WHKEE FIRST MAKERS IN THE WORL b. ‘Telephone call—1092. HENRIETTAS, ALMAS, DRAB DE ETE, CAMEL'S | 815-30 HAIRS, DIAGONALS. SERGES, STRIPES, DAMAS- | ._ = - on SEES, CORDS, PLAIDS AND PLAIN BLACK IN INO. MOKA BYA. SVE. HAS 15 OF GREAT VARIETY. Dest mecha prompt. to all ler robe, Pury re Work. Have in ¥RICES FROM FIFTY CENTS TO FIVE DOLLARS | Gh2gh 8 Matrobe, © ur malas prices Dibba, PER YARD. New Baiting ath's Grand Donies WE HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF | 2d Pertect 1 ther patterns to FINE BLACK GOODS IN THE CITY. = 2 ONE PRICE, F< LADIES AND GENTLE fitting shves to W. M SHUSTER sons, 1115 Pa av N “I wish J had an live, if only for the — ee EEE anata ta Ber: dan. am Con Coan Coax. gq—>CHARTERED BY CONGRESS 1818. GAYTON RED ASH. Las See INSURANCE CO, Ww DC, ‘The best and most economical fuel ever sold in this SS market CAPITAL AND SURPLUS... ---8335,000.00 $5.00 PER TON. Has never contested a loss by Bre, but always makes Prompt and liberal adjustments. ‘Foropen grates it is unexcelled, giving an intense Dest without «moke or soot. pe DANTE CLARE Pret For ranges and stoves it is the best and most easily GEO. E. LEMON, Vice Prest. anteted Coal sencan bez. CHAS. 8 BRADLEY, Treas. AMERICAN ICE CO, saien aoee in pani ainda 1. FENWICK YOUNG, Secs, WILL P. BOTELER, Asst. Secy. TEMPORARY OFFICE OF THE Fanise Stout. BS WNT ‘AND ThUST CoM. CAPT? AY. 61°500, 600.00 GENEKALLY SPEAKING, THE FIRST Shah ccmquag taaie cetaeee th eealimentice SYMPTOM OF FAILING SIGHT IS INABIL- boone Hoon follows = fo amounts depo a tor BTY TO READTHE NEWSPAPER AT NIGHT. | Sint yer suisuan: i Wer Cont oe carat ae be ‘To FIND THE PROPER GLASSES CALL AT Shan x mctths, Lut lev than ay eax, aud a per cet ua posite cf oue Sear oF loner. McALLISTER'S, Becured wvesiuents for sale. Money joaned. B. H. WAKN, President, 928-t6,8,t01m 1311 Fat.n.w. |W. B. ROBISON, Secretary, = DIkLe Fors: Jobn T. Arms, George F. Schafer, Scuoor, Boo Soe | RAR tc wh nia Senne ae geome Bartsl olin A. Rwope, A LARGE STUCK FOR EVERY GRADE, ic edienton fate AND ALL 6ORIS OF SCHOOL STATION- Soda doy Eason, Sooew ERY. ALL AT THE VEKY LOWEST FKICES, Charles J. Faulkner, KW” Warner, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL any cg Pkg @ ¢. Purser, William B. Gurley, BW. Wood: n B. Larner, Chas. Benj Willd ———s Ssermer ew. | Stan 8 Worthington Gu Tu Bust. = EQUITABLE THE CONCORD HARNrsa ‘OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F 8T, LUTZ & BRO, ASSETS €1,119,062.77. 407 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel, | | Office hours, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m daily. On the first Wednesday in each month the office will be Txpabs ead Seteheta of best make ot low peices, open from 6 to 8 o'clock p.m. Advances will be made promptly at 7 o'clock. ‘The 1./th issue of stock ie open se 7 Shares are $2.5) per month. Gesrs Sorrs Scovnep €1,000 advanced on euch share. AND PRESSED FOR 91. Pamphicts explaining the objerts apd advantages of Sais, SOs. : Panta, 260. - Vests, 25¢- Altering and | the Association are Surnished upcn application beet ‘Goods Rance Saas. ee THOMAS SOMERVILLE i. Hau. (05 yth 5 ous aay dd oe" West Wasingios 380. JOY EDSON, Sec'ry. as SPECIAL NOTICES. MLPOKT OF THE CONDITION T END NATIONAL BANK cton, in the District of € At the ciuse of business, October 2, 1590. SPECIAL NOTICES. _ eting Chapin Auxii WEDNE = Day, Loans and discounts... + gees me pet ee Scottish Rite on FHUKSDA Work—Lbird decres WM. V Duo trom approved Due fron other pational banks irom state banks and bankers, furniture and ti NG, October 8,00 sand other cash items. Fxchanges for clearing hou: Pracuoual paper cont ADJOURNED New York State Kepu! transact important business wil Army Hall, 14 October at 7 Legal tender note: RKeagrption fund with U.S. ‘Treasurer ( per cent of circulation), LIABILITIES. ENT BET. B AND © ON 30 P.sL” YOU ARE IN- Undivided protit : National bank uvies Outstanding Indivitual deposits subj. Certified checks, D REPUBLICA Business of impor IN. WORK AND Did God make wd between Band Cot umbia, county of W: WILLTAMS, Cash: nly swear tht thi true to the best of my Knowledges Subscribed and sworn October, 1890, Correct—attest =sFKEE EXCURSIO Postponed to Frida; the 10th, om ac tion of benjamin b. French Lodwe, wali be helt at M INO! iC CAKMODY, No. 15 nie Temple WEDNE! volt? anice is requerte 3 NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. erupt uodges traternally invited to be prosen: You are hereby notified that a me hoiders will be held. 3 As meitbers of thr “d to purchase the quarry jon of said offer wil Pamters of Wash Ing brief staten peal ef the Painters’ 3 day's Star: First. That we have now im our émploy mnore men than We hud before the strike, and are d Deiter work than at ev years of our bi os +e decided by a vote the stockholders ut the time aud place above men- cd. W. J. NEWTON, W. 3. MILLER, 3. G. HESTER, _Soptember 27, ROBERT BoyD, J. SPLIGG POOL, Majority vf the Directors, Second. That the 3 y and decorate i esty, We take it forwrauted that the Painters’ Assembly of Washington do not monopolize 1 nd Virtue of the country, and that there Si a=> THREE ITEMS WORTH YOUR ATTEN- OurGenuine English Huddersfield Cheviot Suits to measure, Our own make Engl vite. Only 813. Nobby Silk Fxced Kersey or Melton Fall Overcoats, $0. Worth $18. ih Corkscrew Worsted 5 strict we + lall ne to oUF patrons employing any of MAKKWAID, 609 HES & CO.. 1210 New York av INS FOR THIS WEEK TEMYLE DRUG STORE. STRASBURGEL'S, GLA&S OF FASHION, 1114-1116 F st. n.w, . imported, half-pint bottle. ted, pint bottle,, <>I HAVE REMOVED MY TAILOKING §. SLAKMAN, Mere! EBY WAKN THE auy one in my ni be responsible for any debts except Fiorida Water, PUBLIC FROM isk Brooms, each, Peliuloid Combs, eae Hair Brushes, exch, Quinine and Rum Hair Tonic. ¥.S, WILLIAMS & CO., Proprietors. Remember our prices for preser: reduced in proportion to other gc the purest drngs ay aianutac turer: tion of this departn acted by my- 1141 15th st. nw, MUSIC ALL OVER THE STORE, WE LIKE TO BE BUSY : Vite # caretul inspec t by physicians, TEMPLE DRU %, proctire a bottle of “Hundoline,” the only d harmiess beaut Vk TEMPLE DRUG STO! YIELD Haas, We thank the public for the hearty en- t and support given our efforts this season, SECONDLY. Our appreciation to our sales men, who labor so faithfully. BaP NE OV sr Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Our compliments to the Washington Papers for the clear manner in which ‘they have exhibited our store news. ant preperty isk A special exhibit and sale of UPHOLSTERY FAB- RICS this week. We display today for the first time a lot of DOUBLE- WIDTH SILK CURTAINS, Our individual importa- IT IS SIMPLY IMPOSSIBLE, y impossible to do Fine for less than the CARPETS, the variety and values are consistent. 1. G. HOWARD, formerly with Messrs, Moses & Son, is now with us, very closely and know. fine Black and Whit Striped Trous- rings ald Svitin| fad and worn by ssert, aid yet iny and $10 forthe and ouly $30 to JULIUS LANSBURGH, OF DRAPERIES, 13TH AND F 51s. idea how stylish t Ro refined in ay . ese you stop by and look HAVING COMPLETED ARRANGEMEN . ilove and Fe G. WARFIVLD SIMPSON, “Expert in Trousers, Cor. 9th aud G sts, n.w. Dyring Houses in thi i, Ladies’ Dresses Dyeda Fine Mourning Black, nado up We clean Neckties NEW BUCKWHEA J. BL BRYAN Opposite Metropolitar: Hotel. MIGHTY IDEA? gq HAVE YOU 11 You have the wrong idea if you look npon ce simply as a matter of protee- tion to those you leave behind, idea combines two thines. tment.” Protection to your family in a profitable invest- at your family should you #4 new Vree Endowment Policy, which is a better inv ent Bond or Real Fy tate Deed. We will explain it more fully If you would rather not wait office or send usa card and we © one of our representatives call BOWES & HALL, Equitable Life Assurance Soctety, 226 F at. naw. JUST ARRIVED, LARGE NEW BLOATER Reorece. IT HAVING COME TO OUR NOTICZ THAT OTHER BEERS HAVE BEEN SUB- STITUTED UNDER OUR LABEL AND NOTICE 18 HEREBY CALLED “FAUST, GIVEN TO OUR WORTHY PATRON THE PUBLIC AT LARGE THAT FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE ALL CORKS USED IN BOTTLING WILL BE BRANDED WITI THE LET- TERS “A.B. B.A.” ON TOM AND THE Wok ment than a G: “FAUST BEER” TOP AND bot- ‘FAUSI” ON THE AN UNUSUAL NUM- ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASSOCIATION. bebot Fall Overcouts ite a FRANK SCHWALZ, ute last winter ( ce we have a stronger ell a serviecable was $10, oUrmost expensive 3 to 820 we strike = 1 that for quality and style leave WASHINGTON BRANCH. urk You Want take yor U postal to Capital Stears Laundry, rall-weight Lrousers and Suits aro likewise One-price Clothie MUNSON HA! Store open until 7 tonight. Le ) ve to 6331 Maryland ave. n. 502. Oftice hours, ¥ to 10 acu, Two Sand wet CLAIMS PAID SEPTEMBER, 1890, BY THE WASHINGTON BENEFICIAL ENDOWMENT | ASSOCIATION, 419 10TH STREET: & Sehimmelfening. 9 4th et: me, THE LINCOLN NATIONAL U.S. Bonds to secure etreuiati Current expense Premiums on U.S. Bouds. Juanes F. Blois, Thomas Reed, 1520 G st. nw Total amount paid bei OVER 8678, 000. ‘This association furnishes pure Life Insurance, with- out investiuent features, at as low # rate as is cou: sistent with safety and permanence. NOBLE D. LARNER, President. eK, ¥. 8. PAKKS, Assistant decretary, Send for circulars, Office: 419 10th street. DK. DAVIS, 1108 NEW YORK AV. wishes to inforiu his patrons that, monstrator in the’ Deni t of the Columbian Uniyersity, be will his whole time to office tice, his Position as Det Demand certificates of Certified checks... Due to Btate Banks and bankers. <@=— RICHARD COMPTON, VOICE SPECIAL- ist in Solo Singing-aud Critical Elocution, ‘Lessous day and even- Prepared for, go- eq. P. HOSFORD, M.D, WOULD RE- spectfully announce that the ‘Horsford the," so favorably known in Wash- ug order at the new place of busi- ‘Miss Bartlett, so favorably known to the a partner and will give her perso fore. Hated frat HOS Rae 2 wt tober]. 825-1 District of Columbia, County of Washington, TEREDERICR A” STIEIL cantina the above- nained bank, do solemuly swear that th ment is true'to the best of my kuowled, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th 90. JOHN 3B. MILL iensoved to 1009 office and rea Connecticut ave. p.w., on Oct g => SAFE DEPOSIT AND STORAGE DEPART- CURITY AND TRUST COMPANY, tely Fireproof. | Washington News and Gossip, Index to Advertisements. AMUSEMI ARCHITECT BICYCLE BOAkpI FAMILY SUPPLIES FINANCIAL. «SToRES). T (Stances), (Hovsesy HOUSEFUR} LADIES’ PERSONAL PRINTERS. PROFESSION PROPOSAL: TED \Hevy) D Hours), (Lors).. WANTED (Srrvattoss: WANTED (Msc: Goversmest Receipts Topay.—Intornal revenue, €335,{46; customs, $1,506,747. Tur U.S.S. Ricnmoxp arrived at Newport, RL, this morning from Hampton Roads, Srcnerany Proctor's Deranrune.—Seeretary Proctor left Washington this morning for a Week's visit to his home at Proctor, Vt, Assistant Secretary Batcurcirr has ro- turned to Washington from New York and was at the Treasury Department tod: MoxtHiy Accousts.—In accordance with the request of the Secretary of the Treasury disbursing ofiicers of the quartermaster’s, sub- sistence and pay departments of the army have been instructed to render monthly money accounts, Ser Asinr ron Tur I Secretary Proc- tor has issued orders setting aside the unoceu- pied military posts at Fort McDowell. Ariz., and at Fort Totten, N. D.. together with the buildings and appurtenances, for Indian school purposes, Caine ror Bask Revorts.—The controller of the currency has called fora report of the business on Thursday, October 28, A Wasntxotos Fina Bip Lowrst.—Bids were received at the Treasury Department yesterday for painting and repairing the public building at Alexandria. Va, Hudson & Strieby of this city wore the lowest bidders at $2,875. Navav Orpers.—Lieuts. A, J. Berry, W. C. Babcock and T. M. Potts, Ensigns J. B. Ber- nadou, W. M. Crose, J. H. Reid, H.K. Zen- €. B. Morgan, G. N. Hayward and H. A. + Medical Inspector C. i. White, Passed ssistant Surgeon J. M. Edgar and Assistant ngineers G. W. McElroy and R. E. Higgins © been ordered to hold themselves in readi- ness for orders to the San Francisco, Assist- ant Surgeon W, C. Braisted has been ordered to duty at Hot Springs, Ark. Surgeon A. J. Price has been detached from special duty at Washington and placed on waiting orders, Passed “Assistant Surgeon Frank Anderson, from duty in the bureau of medicine and or- to duty in attendance on naval officers Washington, Assistant Surgeon L, W. Sprat- ling, from Hot Springs, Ark, and ordered to the San Francisco, Pensoxat.—Ex-Representative B, F. Rice and daughter of New York, e . Wm, HH. English of Indiana and son, Capt. 8. Samuels, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Barnum of Danbur; Conn., and Messra. John J. Ryan, Johit Freet, John T. Brady, J. Cummings and M. w York to the Cat! 1 are at Willard’s.—Lewis Louis, P. Gildea of Ls and M. 8. Benedict and Rt. J. Alex: Yor! at the Randall, W. Spear of Dr luth and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bond of Baltimore are 2 —The Ancient Arabic obles of the Mystic Shrine gave an elaborate banquet at their hali last night and conferred degrees upon twenty candidates.—F, L. Maxwell of Brook- ishencek of Philadelphia are Hon, D, J. Brewer, asso- ciate justice of the Supreme Court, returned to the city from Leavenworth yesterday and is staying at the Hotel Arno,—Mr. and Mrs, H. C, Studley and children of Cleveland are at the Arno.——Col. J. L. Lawrence of the Hotel Arno will leave tomorrow for New York for several da Rey. Fred B. Booker of Rome, y, is at the Arlington,——-Mrs, M, A. H. Wilson, ‘8. M. W. Longstre San Vrancisco and Mr. and Mra. Arthur H. Baldwin of Toronto, Canada, are at the Shore- ham. Herbert Keleey and John Darling of New York, J. M. Craig of Seattle, Washington, T. . Morgan of Alli: and B, Virgil, L. Jackson and F, Ha tes to the Cath lie c enti o reat Welcke: Chief Clerk Bracket of the Treasury De- partment has returned to the city from Chi- cago and was at his desk this morning. ol Bogy of Si Capturing Chinese Contrabands. The collector of customs at Port Townsend, Wash., reports to the Treasury Department, under thé date of September 29, that Inspector Jackling on September 24 captured a sloop with twenty Chinamen aboard bound from British Columbia toa landing in that state. ‘The two men in charge of the vessel ran her ashore near Port Haddock and escaped. The shinamen were captured and imprisoned at MeNeuls Island awaiting extradition, Assistant Secretary Spaulding of the Treasury Depart- ment has directed the marshal at Port Town- send, Wash., to turn over to. the collector of customs at Port Townsend all the Chinamen now in his custody who have been convicted of entering the United States in violation of the Chinese exclusion act. Organizing the Juries, In the Criminal Court before Chief Justice Bingham today the grand jurors were called to serve during the October term. The following were excused: E. Dausch, Chas. D, Knight, Matthew O'Callaghan, Joseph Wahler, Chas, G. Thorn, Wm. C. Smith, Joseph B. Waters, Wm. R. Baum was returned deceased. There were but fifteen accepted, and the requisite number being twenty-three the court ordered sixteen to be drawn from the box from which to make up the number. ‘The petit jurors were called Samuel W. Wat- son was returned not found. ‘The following were excused: Thos. Lewis, Richard C, Lewis, John C. Baum, Edwin 8, LaFetra, Joseph Steubner, Julius Tolson, J. Seymour Carter, Courad Becker, Frederick L. Moore, J. N. Pis- torio, Jesse Mann and George T. Byng. This left but half of tho requisite number—twenty- six—and the court ordered twenty-six names to be drawn and fill the vacancies, In the Circuit Court, Judge Montgomery, the following were excused: A. T, Boswel 8. M. Frazier, C. G. Beebe, RC. Mann, W. A’ Hutchins. H. Danne wasreturned not found. The court ordered sixteen names to be drawn from which to fill the vacancies, ——_.—__—_— Mr. Charles R. Deacon, a well-known jour- famous Clover Club, has been a ited agent for the Philadelphia and heading Rail. way Company vice Horace Porter, deceased, RAPIDLY ROL The President’s Train Warmly Greeted President received a number of visitors bef engine and a cot special until Danville is reached this evening. Only one stop was made between Cincinnati full of interest, very full “eed pleasure. Tl condition of national banks at the close of Whether Colored Labor in Texas Should Terre Haute, Ind., says: In response to a tele- ram from Grand Master Wilkinson of the train men, who is now in Houston, Tex, a meeting of the Supreme Council of Lailway Employes has been called by Grand Master Sargent of this city, president of the council, to meet at Houston next Thursday to consider the troubles that have arisen on the Houston and Texas Central road of the Huntington sys- tem by reason of the employment of colored switchinen. “It is = the negro. 11 is the first instance in which the ri sideration of a grievance brought before the confederation. of Guatemala says the Guatemalans and Sal- vadorians are fighting again on the frontier. It states war has again been precipitated ow- ing to the inability of the Guatemalan govern- ment to exchange prisoners. The first-named government shot every Salvadorian soldier captured in the late war, Prof. Barnard Finds Another Comet. ai Observatory last evening. Its position was right ascension 19 hours 12 minutes 26 degrees south; motion easterly, still moderately active this morning and pre- sented strong front at tho opening, first dealings, howover, were feverish and quite ir- regular, with a generally tendency,the only real strength belng int ‘ie industrials, though the advances in them were as limited asthe losses in th list, Burlington scion "ame te eats “ogee te ih Later in the hour Fayre list ao. Yeloped a strong tone and were carried upward movement, but no material improve- ment was shown in either. The market became nalist of Philadelphia and secretary of the | quite and at 11 o'clock it was fairly steady at small better than the silver opened at 111; highewt aly CHEERED ON HIS WAY. The President Heartily Greeted at Every Station. | QUADRUPLE MURDER IN TEXAS. The Color Line Drawn in Labor Troubles, NEWS OF THE WORLD BY TELEGRAPH, at Every Station. Crxcrxxatt. Ono, Oct. —The President ar- rived at Cincinnati this morning promptly at 7:30. His car was held in the station enough for the change of engincs necessary for the transfer from the Chesapeake and Ohio to the Ohio and Mississippi road. There were crowds at all the small stations be: fore the train reached Cinciunati and at Newport there was @ fife and drum corps, but tho train ly long de no stops, except at Covi resident stood on the ton, where the rear platform for a few minutes and listened to the familiar strains of “ail to the Chief.” Breaktast was served in the President's car while the train was in the station here. ‘Lhe breaktast, among them his nephew, Archibald Eaton of Cincinnati, Lawnencervna, Ixp., Oct, 7.—Gen. C. I. Grosvenor of Ohio and the consul gencral to London, John C. New, joined the President's perty at Cincinnati, ‘The loeal commuttee from Lawrenceburg was im waiting there to ct a8 escort to the presidential party. ‘The Presiden’s car was attached to a special train’ composed of an bination car, It wall run and Lawrenceburg. ‘Ihe tram slowed up tor # minute at North Bend in sight of the tomb of Win. Henry Harrison and the house where the President was born. At Lawrenceburg a large crowd was in waiting. which the President ad- dressed from the rear platform. THE PRESIDENT'S REMARKS, The President spoke as follows: My Triends: I want to thank you very cor- dially forthis greeting. All the views about here are very familiar, This town of Lawrence- burg is the first village of my childish recol- lection, and asI have approached it this morn- ast the carlicst home of my recolicction, ome in which my childhood and manhood were spent, memories crowd in upon me that are and yet very fuil of sadness. bring back to we those who ever made the old home very dear, the most precious spot on earth. I have passed with bowed head the place where th rest. We are here in our generation with the work of those who have goue before us. Let us see, each of ur, that in the family, in the neighborhood and the state we do at least with equal grace, courage and kindness the work which was o bravely, kindly and graciously done by those who filled our places fifty years Pago. Now, for I must hurry on, to these old friends and to these new friends who have come in since Lawrenceburg was familiar to me Textend again my hearty thanks for this welcome. In conclusion the President introduced s retary Tracy. Tie President was visibly fected as he spoke of the scenes of his child- hood. SLOWING UP AT THE STATIONS. Nonta Verxoy, Ixp., Oct. 7.—Between Law- renceburg and North Vernon no regular stops were made, There were large crowds at Aurora. Millan, Osgood and other places, and the train slowed up for a_minute at each of these places to give the President an oppor- tunity to bow lis acknowledgment of the greeting, A telegram was received from A. C. Dawes, St. Joseph, asking that the President stop at that city Friday morning. An affirmative re- ply was sent and the President will stop at St Joseph at 7 o'clock, re: ining for an hour, The pariy will arrive at Topeka at 9:30 instead of 8 o'clock Friday morning. —s—__ QUARTET OF MURDERS, Politics Causes a Fatal Quarrel in a Texas Town. Livrsastox, Tex., Oct. 7.—Demit Jones of Leggett was called out of W. E. Fits’ saloon last night by Jim Parker and Alex Lowe. As he got outside of the door he back by one of them, Uriah Freeman at once came to the door and commenced shoot- ing at Parker and Lowe, who returned tho firc Lowe was killed outright. Parker is shot in the stomach and is in a dying condi- tion. Freeman is shot in the left Jones is shot in the back of the bead and mid- die of the breast, The opinion of the doctors is against Jones’ recov are entertained for F reeman, The quadruple killing had its origin in politics, ——_—_— as shot in the ‘m and side, ry and very little hopes A NEW QUESTION ARISES, Cause a Railwaymen’s Strike. Curcaco, Oct. 7.—A special dispatch from Grand Secretary Debos said before leaving: serious question, involving the rights re question has entered into the con- —__ * Guatemala Again at War, New Yor, Oct. 7.—A special from the City —s—_. “San Jose, Cax., Oct. 7.—A faint comet was overed by Prof. E. E. Barnard at the Lick ———~__ In Wall Street Today. New Yorg, Oct. 7.—The stock market was rices being from 3{ to recent better than t evening's ‘anal Spores 2 arule. The early i lowest sale, 11034, last sale, TO RECEIVE THI Handsome Apartments Being Prepareé for Him at Richmond, Special Dispatch to Tae EVEXINe ram Ricumoxn, Va. Oct 7.—The handsomest rooms at the Exchange Hotel are being pre- Pared for the accommodation of Count of Paris and party, who will reach here Thursday, Eight spirited horses have already bees lected for the party's use in their drive over ttle fields F arrangements have been made to give the Bourbon heir to the French throne any — entertainment, bis stay hardly of it couNT nea WANTS RECIPROCITY, The Spanish Minister Directed to Ascere tain the Views of This Government. Loxpox, Oct. 7.—The Madrid correspondent of the Stindard reports that the minister of Spain tothe United States bas been directed to ascertain the attitude of the American gove ernment with regard to a reciprocal treaty, one which wouldimprove the relations between the Spanish West Indian possessions and the United States by 1 —____ Congressman Arnold Renominated. Paovinence, RL, Oct 7.—The second die trict republ * renominated Hon. Warren D, Arnold for Congress today. Steamer’s Cargo on Fire. New Youx, Oct. 7.—The steamer Alamo, from Galveston, passed quarantine this morning with her cargo on fire. The Alamo was towed to Ked Hook Flats and will open her holds so that the firemen can gettothe flames. The captaam refuses to give any information, — Pimlico Meeting Postponed. < ~The opening of the Pim- eting appointed for today bas beem owing to the rain. Rain Prevents a Ball Game. Bartiwone, Oct. 7.—The Baltimore-Syracuse base ball game is off today, owing to rain, - Failures in Business. New Yonx. Oct. 7.—James P. Bennell, dealer in teas, 211 aud 213 Greenwich street, assigned today. Carcado, Oc Schuck & Recht, wholesale dealers and importers of tops and fancy goods, have been closed by the United States marshal Phe liabilities arc about £20,000; assets, €15,000, — Defective Extradition Papers. Campers, N.J., Oct. 7.—The application of the Kansas City authorities was made to Gov. Abbett at Trenton today for the extradition of C. A. Benson, charged with the Mettman mur- der im Kansas City, but the governor was not satistied with the papers and held the applica- tion over for consideration, ‘The governor was also waited on by the citi- zens of Merchantville and vicinity to ask bis aid in ferreting out the murderor of Mrs. Mil- ler. The governor promised all the aid im bis power, —__.___. Boston’s Crack Company Traveling. Puuaverrnia, Oct, 7.—The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston ar- rived here this morning at 10:20 o'clock. They ipet at the station by four companies of cond ment, National Guards of Penn- sylvania. and one company from the First Regiment. Tonight the company will gives banquet at the Continental Hotel. She Gave a Bad Check, Loxpox, Oct, 7.—Mrs. Maud Yates, wife of Frederick Yates,son of Edmund Yates, editor of the London World, who is separated from her husband, was today committed for trial on the charge of uttering a check with the object of defrauding her father-in-law. Trip of the Foreign Metallurgists. Purtaperrnta, Oct. 7.—After a three days stay in this city the English and German metal- lurgists and ironmasters left this morning for Lebanon, whero the party will be the guests of Kobert Coleman, proprictor of the Cornwall irou mines. The entire party will go to Harrie- burg this afternoon, where ‘they will remaim over night, ——_>___ The Count Leaves for Washington. Pmapecrnta, Oct. 7.—After an ineffectual attempt to secure a birds-eye-view of the enty from the tower of the City Hall this morning the Count of Paris, the Duc de Orleans and their suite left at 10:40 on two special cars at- tached to the Washington express, The fol- lowing gentlemen accompanied the count to Washington: Gen. O. 0. Howard, Gen. Butter field, Col. Coppinger and Col. Nicholson. When the party arrive in Virginia they will be joined by Gen. Sickles, who will go over the field of Chancellorsvilie with them, $< Death Roll of a Day. Battmone. Oct. 7.—Prof. C. H. Hewitt, am old. well-known and prolific writer, is dead. Monroomeny, Ata., Oct, 7.—Issac Frazier, a negro, one hundred and six years old, died here today. Isaac, who had worn glasses for many years from defective vimon, received about ¢ight years ago what was called his sec- ond sight and was able to see almost as well as ever. Avnona, Int., Oct. 7.—R. M. Hobbs, treasurer and founder of the Aurora cotton mills, died in this city yesterday, aged sixty-two years, Lo: . Uct. 7. —Kev. Henry J. White, M.A, chaplain to the house of commons, died sud- deny today, Rocurster, N.Y., Oct. 7.—Andrew Perrin died this morning. He had large interests in the oil country and was manager of the Rea- board Pipe Line npany and one of the trustees of the Union Bauk of this city, ——— A PEN’S FICTITIOUS GLORY, A Legend Connected With the Admise sion of the State of Washington. “There goes J. W. Robinson,” ejaculated one of the loungers around the Riggs House last night, and then he instantly contradicted himself. “I thongitt it was him,” he ex- plained to a Stan reporter, ‘Don’t know Robinson? First-rate fellow and one of the most popular men in the Pacific northwest. Got a good story on him, but, after all, the laugh is on the state of Washington. Just before that beautiful region was admitted to the Union J.W. was down here. He hada mission. Some of the people out there thought the President ought to sign the proclama- tion of admission with a better grade of pen than is ordinarily used even by Presi- dents, 80 they procured some gold from the Washington mine and had a fine speci pen made therefrom. Then ~~ hold of magnificent specimen of native ebony and from this they hewed a gorgeous pen holder, The combination was placed in Rebinson’s hands and he was instructed to deliver the same to the President, with rege rye it in affixing the necessary autograp! ‘oclamation, all of which Mr. Kobinson did, Fre President admired the pen very much and was pleased to say complimentary things about the territory which could produce such a pen holder, but when Robinson suggested that the pen be pat to some practical use the President gently firmiy insisted on doing the cl business with an old stub which was loosely connected with a holder ae at present re sells for about 15 cents a dozen, And yet that fancy pen and holder ere on exhibition in the archives of the state of Washington. I’m afraid jRobinson either didn’t tell the truth when he got home for else he concealed it,” TROPHIES FOR TENNIS PLAYERS. streets, have something to struggle for in addi- tion to the empty but coveted honor of being winners. Reposing in black velvet in a window of Harris & Shafer's jewelry establishment are the prizes. The championship silver cup isa very handsome temptation, worth about 875. The first prizes in doubles are two silver berry bowls, the second in doubles being two satchels