Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1892, Page 6

12d EDITION. TH oo Live Te possible only when the blow! fs pare and rigrons, Towzpel Srofula and m the circula- tien the superior It trmparts permanent atrengt ongan of the buy strength toon wd ency to every m to perfect health and Restorat RESULTS AYER'S Serseparilla. Mary Schubert, Kansas City, THE Kan. writes FROM USING “Tam convinced that after having heen sick a whole year trea liver cquipisint Ayer’s Sarseparilia, saved me ant ota tr cher pevprietary mond. | VV eines withoat reneft 1 The rewalt was a rersrntenaeed thi wok Aver's Sarsaparilla. Since then I have thery and always with AYERS SARSAPARILEA Prepared by Dr. 3. ¢ Cures others, will cure you. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. It Will Be Taken U New c sssexrrion Canmizs Ove Maxx o'clock terinn Church. There was a full attendance in GEN. the New York presbytery was begun at 10 E BRIGGS CASE. savers Samspartia Tf Will Come Up Before the New York Presbytery. JUPITER'S SATELLITE DISPUTE. hat Spain Will Do in Memory of Columbus. WEAVER’S CLAIMS. CASE. It is Expected, by the New York Presbytery. Youx, Oct. 3.—The annual meeting of DR. BRIGGS’ this morning at the Scotch Presby- — 2THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. c. MONDAY, GEN. WEAVER AT KICHMOND. He Olaims That With Honest Elections He ~ “Would Have a Chance. Special Dispatch to The Evenins Star. Rrcumoxp, Va., Oct. 8.—Gen. J. B, Weaver, accompanied by Mrs, Weaver and Mrs. Lease, reached this city yesterday afternoon. from Norfolk. Gen. Field is expected today. Gen. and Mys. Weayer and Mrs. Lease held a recep- tion this morning in the parlor of the hotel and will spend the afternoon in driving about town. Tonight Gen. Weaver and Mra. Lease will de- liver addresses in Old: Market, one of the larg- est halls in the city. A large number of coun- try people from adjoining counties are in the city, and the third party managers claim that Gen. Weaver will have an audience of 5,000 People tonight. Gen. Weaver was seen by Tax Stan cor- Fespondent this morning and questioned as to his reception in the south. “My tion,” said he, ‘was very excellent with the exception of Georgia and Greensboro’, N.C. In..Georgia the scenes were very dis- fraceful and the correction sent out yy the chairman of the democratic committee is wide of the truth. The statement first sent out is correct and was without c ‘Tremendous indignation meetings have been held in various im Georgia. The country people and ex-con- federates are not to blame for conduct in Georgia, but the organize oodlums, and it is confined to cities. The episode in Greensboro’ ‘was occasioned by young roughs of the town and is not due in any way to the good people. Gen Weaver spoke in optimistic terma of ‘ospects of carrying several southern states, | Fran honest election’ could be secured, whick | Was the greatest trouble. He said Alabama follows: W. 8. | Noyes, Jno. E. prevent 200 boy: them. youngsters, mu good, It made ‘There was not oe fore the commit construction of timated cost of At present the communit; strike out that Burchell and Col. Cecil Clay. Shallenberger was also present. President Falls laid the case before the Com- | missioners. He referred to the crowded con- dition of the school and the urgent necessity | for increased accommodations. The comp! mentof the school. he said, was 150, yet at As another argument in favor of increased | accommodations Mr. number of boys who were discharged from the | *hip ever existed between them. | Police Court because there was no place for The jail and work house had been filled with carceration at either place did more harm than telephone message from the Police Court ek- the school had room for one more. annual estimates, which were already be- priated for the difficulty would be remedi the school to take charge of these boys. President Falls desired the Commissioners to uired the school to turn into the treasury of Thompson, J. E. Fitch, C. & Carpenter, A. J. Falls, N. W. Superintendent ‘8 were being accommodated. Falls referred to the | ch to their detriment, for in- them criminals, t a day he did not receive a ittee, contained an item for the three*family buildings at an $50,000. If these were appro- yin calling upon section of the law which re- 1892—TEN PAGES. THE NEEDS OF THE REFORM SCHOOL. | COLLECTOR, COLLAHAN’S ANSWER. The Trustees at the District Buildings. At noon today the Commissioners gave a | hearing to the board of trustees of the reform school upon the sifhject of appropriations. ‘The entire board of trustees was present, as He Does Not Believe Houghton Was a Part- "mer of Col. Canaday. ‘HE SUBMITS AFFIDAVITS OF THOSE WHO KXEW TRE DECEASED's PRIVATE AFFAIRS SHOWING THAT CANADAY WAS BADOERED AXD WORRIED CONTINUALLY BY HOUGHTON. This morning in the Equity Court Messrs. Allan Rutherford and J. H. Lichliter, repre- senting Mr. John C. Collahan, the collector of the estate of the late Col. Wm. P. Canaday, filed their answer to the complaint of John Q..A. Houghton. In the answer Mr. Collahan denics that any partnership existed at the time of Col. Canaday’s death between bim and Houghton, and believes that no partner- He avers that Houghton was not a man of means and believes that at no time did he have Possession or command of any such sum of money as he alleges in fis bill of complaint. Mr. Coliahan answors that he is acting as col- lector of the estate under letters duly issued to him and denies Houghton’s claim of ownership in any of the property found upon the premises, Ho states that he is doing all in his wer to fully carry out his duties ax collector, but denies that he has interfered with any business affairs ¢ interests or property of a firm of the name of W. P.Canaday & Co., composed of the late Wm.P. Canaday and the eaid Houghton. He states that he has no knowledge of any note falling due on September 30 last, either as the property of such firm or of Wm, P, Canaday. MR. BAYLY’S RESIGNATION. It Is Accepted and He is Given Thirty Days’ Leave of Absence. Health Officer ‘Hammett visited the Commis- siovers today and handed them the following letter of resignation from his chief clerk: “Having already verbally informed you that I would under no circumstances accept my transfer from the health office to the District building, I have the Ronor te tender, through chief, my resignation as chief ci of the health ofsee. I am informed that thirty | days is usually accorded.” | commissioners, with Dr. Hammett, then | went into a private room and discussed the situ~ ation. It was decided to revoke tie order trans- ferring Mr. Bayley, and accept bis after giving him thirty days leave of Bier aaa ee TWO SHELLS IN THE STREET. The Police Trying to Find How They Got There. Lient. Boyle of the third precinct has a mystery to unravel and while the police con- sider that there is no danger connected with it | the mention of bombs creates. a feeling of un- easiness which some of the officers find difficult to overcome. The articles that are causing some little un- easiness aro two good-sized shells. They were found in the street this morning and the police are unable to account for their presence there. One of them was near the corner of 22d and R streets, while the other was two equares dis- tant, being near the intersection of and P streets, ane | nee. | is, the ‘Intter is the STREET SWEEPING AND SPRINKLING. What It Costs Various Cities to Look After | Roadways. | Washington is supposed to have compara- | tively clean streets, although for a city with ite ‘advantages in the way of pavements, none too | clean. The methods of paying for the street | cleaning system here ix well known, and it is of | interest to find out how other cities manage the same work. Mayor Washburne of Chicago has recently made rather an elaborate investigation into this matter, and the results have been | Combined into a report to the city council. ‘The Indianapolis system. according to thi . ofthe cities of New York, Chicago, Phil » St. Louis, Minneapolis’ and Indianapo- | one which pays for | | #treet cleaning by «pecial assessments, In that | | ¢ity the work'is done by contract, the cost in | 1891 having been 44 cents per 10,000 square feet each cleaning for wood and brick and S4 cents | for ‘asphalt pavements, the cleanings varying | from weeks to outract the cost | | to property owners varjed {rom 24 to 10 cents per'front foot. nts fom 3% IN WASHINGTON, Taking this city and others considered by the report, a comparison may be made with Waxh- ington in regard to the cost of this work. Washington for this year priated for this purpose | cents per 1,000 square yards or | feet. It will be ren, therefore that Wasi | Rete its atreets clea: Indianapolis. CLEANING IN St. LOUIS | According to the report the streets of St delphi j | | ston ned at a cheaper rate than | Ss Unton Soldiers’ Alliance Elects Offders, The Union Soldiers’ Alhance beld ite regular quarterly meeting on Saturday evening at the Loval Legion Hail, the attendance being good, OSScers for the year 1893 were elected as follows; President, Bernard T. Janney: dent, Henry A. Robbins: second Frank T. Howe: third vice ©. Lovejoy, and These officers will 2 :p.m., 63; maximum, 69; minimum, 38. restlence of her 3 contia, HATTIE, dauchter of AC Atchison, aged twenty tantla. ATHEY. On sunday, October 2. Iai, m., ELIZABETH, wife of the late Peaceful be thy sient slumber, Peaceimi in thy grave #0 to Thou no more will jot our mr Tan pe mare our wana wall fet again ws lope to. Wien the das nf life m Sek And in heaven with joy to RVIN, Departed this a.m., KEBPCCAE fe October 2. 1 3.10 ALVIN, beloved wife | H. Arvin, aged sixty-six Years, two months eichteen days loving wife, a mother dear, A faitictul friend when she was near. in hore he ii | the United States all surplus earnings of the reform school. If the school had the use of that surplus, which last year amounted to some $2,000. could make good use of it in the way of employ- ing additional teachers, general improvements, repairs, &c. ie next matter taken up was the action of the Commissioners in delegating the superin- tendent of charities to supervise the reform school. oMr. Falls said the reform school was not a charity, and the superintendent of chari- . She bed In peace, was absolutely certain. He also said that if an honest election was not secured the country shall know the reason and where to fix the blame. Gen. Weaver and party will leave tomorrow afternoon for Kentucky. MOTION TO QUASH DENIED. Commissioner Peck Will Have to Stand Trial on the Charge Against Him. NO EVIDENCE OF PARTNERSHIP. Collector Collahan further answers that he took possession of the property of Col.Canaday and submitted the same to the appraisers ap- pointed by the Orphans’ Court, and that an inventory is -being pared. He says that ‘was present at the time and opened the safe. He states that after the strictest search no notes were found, and nothing to indicate any such partnership as alleged by Houghton. On the | Louis are cleaned under « three-vear contract. | We ray ber Joys will never cease Tomes L King, the contencias whe ratte fa | TC sweepings ate Immediately removed, | | Fwowelwiltne ying tem ering nr 2 that neighborhood. The receipt of the report | hauled to barges and dumped in the river. The | Sparta panies caused alittle stir in the police station, and | Present contracts in that city arc as follow ag of October 2 2 several officers went in the patrol wagon to get | Granite und wood pavements, 45 cents, and ae- fos ares norwees, Mire. the supposed dangerous shells. | phalt, 38 cents each cleaning per 10,000 square ) Jones, U.S. B.. mae A few minutes later the wagon returned with | feet. ' The entire cost of cieaning in St. 1.0: the shelle and put them carefully away in the | however, including admini-tration and care of | yard in rear of the station. | barges, ts about 60 cents each cleaning per | ‘One was an cight-inch shell, eighteen inches | 10,000 square feet. and weighed 120 pounds. " ‘The other was a ornen view of the fact that at some time during the session the famous Dr. Briggs case will be re- opened and in accordance with the orders of the general assembly some action will be taken in the matter. There appears, however, to be a hesitancy to take any decisive ateps against Dr. Briggs, and it is expected that the only action that will be taken in bis case today will be to set a date for a new trial. Dr. Bliss was re-eected moderator and Dr. Lampe, cierk. (Of its viettms needlessly. It cam be stopped some- 4@, sometimes it cannot. Te te ae crue! to raise false hopesas it is weak to yigld to false fears. pavers pe se copy], BOWEN. On October &, 1802, NETIIL, beloved daughter of ‘There is a way to bs Ap within the reach of most who crmies. Axpaxy, are threatenel—CAREFUL LIVING and Scott’ A rec Exmnision of Cod Liver 08. Let ws snd you s book ot the subject; free. Prof. mm dincove furnish SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Lit? South Sth ave., New York. | sented Your druggist keeps Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver (Otel druggists everywhere do. $1 M™ WEssLow’s soormixe syxur his sath fet boon nent for over FIFTY YEARS ny wrrszroves | {12s wrMoTHEns MILDuES wine Teena, | ant ba $e" VEnTiCT Scocrss. im SOUTHES te CHILD, SOFTENS the GUIs, CURES WIND COLIC and DIARRHEA Seid world. Beware and wk f iaggyrep” end take no eter bind e it Ty really good for nothing, tt ts ALEAYS all P. | telescope « spired the discover; Prof. Barr e88 was taken until 1 o'clock. WHO DISCOVERED IT? Barnard’s Contribution to the Con- troversy Over Jupiter's Satellite. Sax Jose, Cat, Oct. $.—The following coni- ication from Prof. Barnard conce: ty of Jupiter's fifth moon has been ed to the Associated Press: ‘My attention has been called toa telegraphic ‘ atch going the rounds of the press to the | PPly at 4a5 per cent. Prime mercantile that Mr. Cartright of Detroit has pre- aclaim for the fifth satellite of Jupiter. Iready in an _ article shown the folly of such claim: reason than the fact that ‘anonly be seen with the giant the wor None of these claim- ever been heard of before in connec tronomical works, good or bad Ton.y notice this claim of Mr. astatement is made in the te th. testable as it is 1 requires reply. ch save: ‘it would seem apparent to observatories, at any rate ck observatory, directly in- of the fifth’ entellite by vd.” > th: of the dis- ellite th any g the | Y., Oct. 3—The motion to quash the indictment against Charlea F. Peck, state labor commissioner, is denied and he will have to answer the criminal charge. Mr. Peck is charged with having burned the records of his office. ee IN WALL STREET TODAY. | Renewed Strength in the Market and Prices Higher. | New York, Oct. 3.—Money on call is in fair | paper is quoted at 43/a6 per cent, Sterling ex- | change is rather weak in tone owing to in- | creased offerings of bankers’ bills. Posted rates | are 486and 487!¢. ers’ long sterling sold at 485442485; and demand at 486%ai87, The clearing house statement for today is ax follows: Exchanges, $106,215,528; balances, $8,300,191. The subtreasury was debtor at the clearing | house today $1,390,321. The official report of the Mercantile Safe D wit Comrany to the stock exchange show er bullion on hand, 1,0: none; withdrawn, none certificates out- | standing, 1,800. Government bonds wer | and unchanged. e bonds were neglected. | Railroad bonus wer fair demand, The #tock market, after 11 o clock, displayed newed strength and i tances higher ment in the | | rer ties had no’ | ex-offi spect the worki The order of missioners orde reform school, delegated any supervisi superintendent charities, but mere the Commission | would not be co intendent of che The t | to have the full of the ner or sioner desired to ing under the tendent of objection Warner, of whom they had a high opinion, but ly objected ch that the Again, there ‘was no necessity for such a | thing, inasmnch as one of the Commissioners a member of the board, with all the rights and powers of a member to visit and in- ties to include in his estimates those of tho | stees stated that they would be glad school any might er a protest against the in- chi of his line of dati jurisdiction over the school. ings of the school. September 17. red the superi was read and evoked consid- ioners denied that they bad mof the school to the of charities as superintendent of san advisory officer of and his recommendations sidered as those of the super- arities, ne onsid eat jon of the operations juperintendent W the Commi te, but only | spi by 8 one des cekoned as a charity com-| jurisdiction of the superin- | it ‘The trustees had | whatever to Superintendent 1 to bein ded in the range perintendent of they had never held ol was included in contrary, everything found indicated that Col. Canaday was the sole owner of the property. To the answer are attached the nMaavive of Goldsmith B. Wost, Sarah C. Claggett and Mary Jones. In his affidavit Mr. West sta that he had business relations with Col Canaday from May 1, 1891, and occu- pied a desk in a rear room of Col. Cenaday's office. He says that J. Q. A. Houghton, late in the summer of 1891, laid before them a button-hole machine for which he had received letters patent. Houghton em- ployed them to organize a company for its ex- ploitation. A company was organized on » eap tal of €500.000. They were to gi Hough- ton $100,000 of the stock and $12,000 in cash and $100,000 of stock and $6,000 in cash to tho ted States Patent Guarantee Com- pany for its guarantee of the validi of the patents and the company’s tance in their promotion. Out of the re- maining £300,000 they were to raixe two sums aggregating 18.000, and $12,000 additional for the treasury of the company, and their compensation was to come from the stock remaining not required in raising the said $30,000. ‘Some of the stock was sold and about $8,500 received therefor, about $6,500 of which was turned over to Houghton in part payment of the $12,000, | Some parties in Baltimore agreed to take part of the stock, but liter declined. A later effort was made to fell some of the stock to Philadelphia parties, | I | sirinch shell, fourieck inches long. and weigh ing sixty-four pounds. Myers said he thought the small one was a solid shot, but other officers thought it was charged. Years ago there was a ine on Kalorama He [se ly came from there; that they were eon from the magazine and” after a lapse of several years the who had them be- came alarmed and put them in the street to get rid of them. INSPECTOR CALVIN CHASE Calls the Man Who Had Done His Work Some Hard Names. The health office was treated to another storm ons smaller scale today. It seems that Mr. Calvin Chase, who is a food in New York, and one of the | inspectors appointed for thirty days has been doing his work. is the party and today Mr. Chase used some very uncompiimentéry language toward Inspector Hoover in the health office and called him some names far from Pleasant. Mr. Hoover says the outburst came rom the fact that in doin, the work to which he was deta he came hts and the police think that the shells | inspector, has been absent for some days | Inspector Hoover | In Philadelphia and Chicago the removal of garbage and other items enter into the contract, and the cost of street «weeping solely cannot be given. A commission in 1891 reported, how- ever, that streets were clean in New York for $20.09 per mile; in Philadelphia tor $11 Louis, $9.12; Indianapolis, $8.96, and Buffal $7, while the report of the mayor gives €27.50 Per mile as the cost in Chicago. STREET SPRINKLING, Street sprinkling is another matter which Mayor Washburne's report touches. Chicago, he says, so far as the city service is concerned, is entirely without street sprinkling. In St. Louis, Indianapolis and Minneapolis the streots are sprinkled by special assessment. In St. Louis the work is done by contract and in 1891 | the average cost was 34 cents per front foot of | abutting property. There are twenty inapectors, in addition to the whole police force, to see that | the work is properly don In St. Louis in 1591 4,000,000 gallons of water were daily used on this service, the water being | furniched by the city without charge. In Indianapolis seventy miles of streets are sprinkled durmg the summer at an average | | cost of 73g cents per front foot of abutting | Property | _,In Minneapolis the contracts were let by the aldermen in the different wards. The cost in | 1891 averaged 54; cents per front foot for un- Paved streets aud 63y ceuts for paved streets. jr \n Bowen nb Mary” St Bown. st her reidesie, ent, aged twents tw funeral hereafter AMAN. ¢ ren its ome hs Church, where oF the repose of ber woul at Dde. in. We Saturday morning, October 1 Wo'clori LANCHIE, intant danehter of <4 Vircie Cheek, aged one year, one month, eleven *. Little Blanchte was our darling, piritect ail our bonse and hore iit the anvels ame and whispered, Lite Bianchie, do come home. We loved her, oh, mo toneue Scaioved beg, ton aet ie tipapn bat "Sar Blanchie with Hi “i! “pt TER PRRewre, residence, S04 11th strret sont: Friends gpd 4, at 3 p.m. Ivica resjwttial y invited te attend. CORRIDON. On Saturday, October 1. 1802. at ® $y ZOE. toe eloved sou of Philip sind he Kane Mary’ Corrid bo ae Fewidence Teakdence of Harding, Dr. JOHN but it was unsuccessful. Houghton was made | across 138 business places where food was di ia superintendent of the company and given desk | posed of which had never seen Inspector Chase | room in Col. Canaday’s office. OF bad witnessed is appearance at very infre- ent intervals. agniny stg ae aes “Thee reports he had in accordance with his * Several months after Houghton commenced | instructions turned into the health office and coming to the office of Col. Canaday he made| Mr. Chase resented the fact that the truth arrangements with the colonel for loaning | #hould be disclosed. portion the list of charities controlled by the superintendent of charities and that, as previ stated, their designation of reform school matters to him was simply of an advisory character. In the desultory converration that followed much int mation was elic- ited as portant and — exeel | railway list was fractional. “Among the in- duetrials distilling and cattle feeding and | Chicago gas were oe THE GRAND JURY TO SETTLE IT. ‘The Charge of Grand Larceny Growing Out of the Saltzstein Transactions. The case of Henry E. Ridenour, the clerk in A. L. Saltzstein’s jewelry store charged with | pateh I would cay that up to the present mo- Lick observa- ITTERS. . Departed this life Sunday, October 1. m.. at the residence of her 1 street northwest, LETITIA, shia and Sarah Falconer. Sold by ait ‘Tennessee PAIN IN rom 35 to 33. ‘De. Miles ——>——_— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Ne Ey Sat P ; o doubt b: SCHELLEN & STEVENS: oth and Pa. ave r.. Lhave no doubt bi of any conse: world has , j : : a the grand larceny of diamond jewelry and a ase 6ff denis latters in le la | = money largely to government employes at high — 3 Rar Tiathical ‘planet. within a couple of | gTRgoueei are ths oneal pete work performed | rates of intercst, and that continued up 10 COUNT MITKIEWICZ. watch from his employer's place of business in ARPS NTERPRISE, venta mythical planet within a couple of | the New York Stork Market, | by the reform school and the pressing need for | T3 . : Pp - degrees of Uranus and with @ satellite up near | wite to Caron & A | gew buildinge to accommodate the constantly | Canaday’s death. During the last few months, aa August, as heretofore published in Tux Stan, = ae ee the north pole of the heavens pointed out by a/ ae | sing demand for room for the bo: avers Mr, West in his Enewer, this business | He Did Not Appear Before the Grand Jury | was heard in the Police Court today. Ss “ e ver * d y of | Mam. 0 0G Name. ‘ oa ralaed ; - | Save Col. Canaday great trouble. On several oc- Today. 4 " Bip ve to bow tm pirit Lda yee v - = Rt getter | mn jams | quiring the wholesome training -of the institu- | 60*° C* Oak Canal Mr. French appeared as counsel for Ridenour P ytold Mr. West that Houghton would authorize him to promise loans to peo- epted the earnest invita: | Pie. and then when they came for the money tion, The Commissioners expresred much interes in the school and act In connection | $uif' Yi: difkeulty of | Cam Sond 4 SSK EE W. pr Count Mitkiewicz did not appear before the N35. Gen grand jury today prior to its adjournment, as Andsay, ""Oh, Tuneral October 3 at 3 avenue. two letters actually exist. | with my statement of the Sil 1 and Mr, Woodward, counsel for Saltzstein, ap- peared as a witness for the prosecution. * faceing | this satellite || with even 8 Sane NAPLES ton or tie trustees to viit the place mad. make | ¥OUd Eee one iS ees Xie hardly prob- | _As published in Tr Stax, an attachment was pn. Buizanieda Biapbock ange | large telescope everybody wil x mai joney ker Or od. . appear - . S " sony _ ——— oF hoes aso fairl rdon my 3 9 thorough in peetion of ite workings, . of Gf Been cel G pea served on the stock in Mr. Saltzstein’s store a ore the grand jury for the September term, hich meets tomorrow. It is said apparently to show his (Houghton's) power. | ™ 2 : Cc Canales repeatedly told him. that but for | that it is not altogether certain that the juris- the desirability of keeping Houghton placated | ‘diction of the courts of this District in the until the button hole company subscription | Matter could be maintained, and for that rea could be filled he would not think of submitting | 8% it is believed that the district at Yor in reference to the discover: strument America, it scope, and is as can be made, best to see the s: during the rietor’s ing the proprietor's absence. Satliaw. i The property charged against Mr. Ridenour disappeared the day before the service of the attachment, and Mr. French, counsel for Riden- our, subsequently returned the articles to Saltz- take delight in doing such things, funeral at ber Inte restgen Sille, Mad” 4; | CLEVELAND'S ARG TS IN VAIN. is a 23-inch erfect an je writes: tellite, but Clark tele- rointtcays if He Cannot Induce the “Anti-Snappers” to Abandon Their Position, L to The Evening Star. cial Di pes 0 stein’s counsel. ‘Notice of funeral hereafter. x 3 : Peer is ‘not particularly anxious i KANE. Om Sunda a ppore: tl : t 5 a New York, Odt. 3.—Mr. Cleveland is stili| to the annoyance of any association with him. | torTney ly Mr. Ridenour was permitted to explain the 4 7, morning. Orcter &, , 2088, Weigue, Shek, ena Cucteneeeiin, 114 | passing himself with the effort to induce the | He further cavs that he last raw Col. Canaday | that the cqrint should appear, before the Dis-| stair and he said be took the jewelry to secure | Egan to poe toeatpaoeciess “of knead satus | 25-inch, with imine here, ch, are TOE | scant snappers” to abandon their third ticket | “live on September 26, and that Col. Canaday Grand Jury, that official preferring, it is | hi. salary, which amounted to $14, and also to " residence. this “country ‘which chance of being I take it for granted the only ones would have able to see the o in least ‘jes in giving its magnitude as the . thirteenth then said to him: ANNOYED BY HOUGHTON. “Mr. West, do you know that for six or seven eral from his’ parents’ Taeeda: said, that Count Mitkiewiez should appear be- | fore the New York courts, of whose jurisdic- tion in the matter there can be no doubt. astrachan Coliars, scheme, but without avail. Those who have made up their minds for a third ticket refuse to be diet the Protect the jeweler, who claimed that €40 was ine him, Ridenour gave the values of the monkey pisces of Be ed townd say positively they pro- rie semi ciee saa jewelry and the amounts for which they were | (LEDPON. On October 2, Bt, 6.00 om. = Tean thut it is of the same apparent pov to have their own way regardless of re- | Wks Ihave been living” in absolute hell on ‘The Grand Jury Discharged. ‘sold. showing the profits made on them. Fae hanes Sabor, Secores wena at Some 24.50. as a thirteenth magnitude star at account of that —— —— Houghton? He | alte, The court said ti The grand jury for the June term of the Criminal Court closed their labors and wero t there were so many cases Funeral from his late residence, S03 growing out of the Saltzstein business transac street south- ce from the planet's limb. If so it west, at 3p.m. Tuesday, | is a question whether I co our or Hill's refusal to meet Cleveland also | comes «round to the office by or before break- possibly see it. 1 s them much an . He left the city last | fast time, stave with me morning. noon, Hons that it would be necessary after awhile to | MARTIN” Om Sunday evening, Qctober 2. 1800, at 48. Onr | rather think I could, but am by no means con- | night aud nobody knows when he | night and Sundays. I never have ie a | appoint a criminal auditor. The grand jury, | $ailtTX, sister uf tie late James Merino Wechion pei amens fident that I could.” es - will return, ‘Ihe democratic leaders have | moment's relief from him. | He comes in, goes | | Before leaving their room Mr. Julius Lans- | he said, would have to straighten out the affair, "Vi cral nodieast Ghemtehemnhagen Gebel §. Deusoia Shoes, #1. .3._ Our price, 80c. “He writes for the positions of the satellite | Bank, 1 at 162. Wa! ed information which leads them to into the back room, cocks his feet upon the | burgh, on bebalf of his fellow jurymen, in a| and he held Ridenour in €300 security for his evening, October 4, 30 o'clock. and just where and w to look for s Thave ; Government Bou is h ag from the ecm banks of the — and ted bo ae “plea fa aeaent = neat speech sresented the foreman, Mr. Chas. | *Ppearance. SEEEEER 08 Qztobre 2. u at 9.08 Pm, 20. n of the new satel ‘ing seen | 114 y.. Thoy learn that these banks propose | office,’ and yet with all of the use he makes of | 77 " FS ATs Pi z years two | clescope in the world except the Lick | !'4 hia ut the democracy beeaure of the proposal | it he ha never had the decency to offer means | Cane ‘surmounted elk e metre gent heed Ts _counen, Fouldonce, 239 4 sree southwest. © Curent St het {3 Mr. Cartright and Mr. Cooley repeal the state k tax thing in the way of rent for desk room.” : suitably inscribed. lerstandirg between them Mr. Wilson E. Brown, secretary, and Samuel Jenus, the very r Thee j open the way fof state banks Mr. West avers that he spoke words of sym- Wh Sno canton sles bree have the satellite, the Equrrr Covrt—Judge Bradley. issue currency. “In order to mollif’ thy and suggested that as soon as the manu-| F Smoot, assistant To-day—Shehan agt. Shehan; appearance But sweeter far Thy face to see F : iad. cur: Controller Trenholm has ben called on to issue | facturing company matter could be. set- withhandsomerilver-handied mbreliae Capt, | ordered. Butler ogt. Pollard; pro confewo. ‘And in Thy Dosoin rest. et OST ert fe. a8, TER. 2108, 139 | statement that bauks need not | tled it would be well to get rid of Hough-| J. Clay Hewes, the bail | Hevlman agt Colon: ~ bepperd AP- | Paneralfrom Metropolitan Chi fear hostility from Cleveland if elected. ton, Col. Cannday answered in substance: | neseenger, and the four Iebeeie wen es | pointed receiver and reference to. auditor. | wir’Tauthen Meee tan Sharh ° HOW SPAIN WILL CELEBRATE. | town laailr ad 10-455, ‘A OREAT STIR CREATED. “I hope, to God womething may be done, | remembered in cash gifts. Capt.” Demar aaj" a ee eats oot | OEE, Baie inte forteeatath year tonaud Georgetown 1 mancement that an effort has been | Te wilt HiT turn my back to goons bei | and, the others made appropriate remarks in ac- | taken by Johne Crobebeak ae ee sre | his ene, ut his reslactan i300 Morte Daptbet cate The Program tn Honor of the Success of | bid. Halt Ass rope me wild, If I turn my back to go out he is| cepting the presents and alluded to the good | tke? | i se -* Had He asked us, well we know rograi eee. mc Eight infantir ave ropean governments to induce one a. talk 00d | White; injunction till further orders. Adrinans 2 Columbus. —— we rok r sneaking around talking to my clerks and act-| feeling which had existed between them during | We should say. “Ub! spare the blow : : age fy 1 \ettingeen Light | or more South American countries to cancel | ing asif he owed the place, He does not al-| ten Public service. | agt. Lyon; sale decreed. J. G. Bigelow and M. Yop, SA srmamine tears should pray, Mapurp, Oct. 3.—Queen Christina and Zeal mafautry 24 hs othr grcements with the United} low me privacy even on Sunda Dorian, trustees. Childs agt. Little; time to *"Lord, we love hinn ; let him say Alfonso arrived in Madrid today from San | —>— y In eve 5 Washi the biggest. kind of | the only way «=I can take testimony extended. Cute red. in pence be died : Indictments by the Gran re was avked, God den! Sebastian, where they have been eojourn-| ton Gas Co. Co stir in political‘ cire Democrats of him, en occasionally, Pica eypanris asso ——— iS WIFE AND DACORTERS. | iug for some time past. ‘They were accom. | Esingion w hid, — a | oe im stall the dcnger which deveioped trom | shut up eversthing after my dinner in the even-| |, 7He Stand Jury thie afternoon mado a report Marriage Licenses. sahimers Ty at 5 olleek p.m. fom bie at rm y an elephone 38. ister West's the following tments dnd were dis- wae , | ees see 4 panied by other ‘members of the royal | Bettie one nee ess es Minister West's letter four years ago, and there | ing and tell the girl down stairs not to auswer Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol: Feapectiu x the bell. great running to and fro today in an effort to | If I couid only see the manufacturing | getsome sort of denials which may lessen the enterprise started and get the money I have i a t : | mortgage 5s, 1u3% bi charged: —- ———— SS road Convertible 68, 112% bid, | lowing by the clerk of the court: Frederick On Sunday, Oct ber Ras E ; € Harry Cook, alias F, M. Rameey, and H. | T. a is; Diony! Howplal, GARWOOD PLAS=: inte captain NTERPRISE, made the occasion for « great demonstration at | Kleciric Ligat convertible. i, | effect of the biow. fn fie Bole business out of title ee a eek Roel Wiss aaa ace Geme tee poner genio fougtieuis Brookioy, Vater ing mtu ot way station. The members of the cabi- | American Security amd. ‘Trust $4, 1905, A, eee woul the hay ay of my life, ~ _— | Maggi = Clande 1. Be 6. ARS 1241 Irs E. sa ae go gg ge “csi | vi asked yamerieat Security anil Trusts, to see Houghton take/his'——~—" notes and | tenses ard forgery; Nathan’ Coben, rob-| field, IIL, and Minnie Carroll; G. S. Hulme ana | * ; fe An 10) bid,—asked. Amer 2. 1802, at Garfield LEADER LOW PRICES. Ir 18 EASY To FURNISH! YorR HOUSE IF You KNoW HOW. 1 Security the members te . 10) bid, — asked. jplomatic corps were present re- their majesties. The streets in the vicinity of the station and the route to the palace were crowded with people. and the royai party was given a most enthusiastic welcome. Tite youthful king looked os though bis stay at San Sebastian bad greatly benefited him and his sun-burned face showed that he had lived of A NEW TRUNK LINE, oriues and bery; James H. Oliver, assault with in- tent to kill; John Jackson, housebreaking Joseph Graham, perjury; James Riley, false p ; W. R. Farnsworth, alias Capt. | Mason, and Wm. Northridge, alias Lieut. | Northridge, conspiracy; Wm. Cooper, Ambrose | Turner and Wm. Young, housebreak- walk out of the front door, never to come back. The minute those things can be accomplished he will go.” ‘The affidavit of Miss Sarah C. Clagett shows that she had been employed by Col. Canaday as stenographer, typewriter and confidential clerk since June 10, 1891: that she was thoroughly familiar with his busi and’ Trust 53, 1906,'A. & ‘ashington Market p. 64 110. bi Washington Market Co. exten. 6% — bid, 115 asked. Washington Market Co. Ist 63, 1592-1911," 105 bid, — asked. National Bank Stocks—Bank of V bid,— asked. Bank asked, Metropolitan. 300 bid. — asked. Second, ersand Mechanics’, 190 bt Dorartinent of Por ‘uneral from the residence of bis 3. Piasn, 224 20ch street srt Wednenday. Ocak §,'at'3:0 pm. Friends invited. SHELTON. 0. Setar: Ont ber 1, 1802. at 34 pom. HAlLES GALES, beloved won of Sames & blossom, “are, M. A. Bassham: Herman Ortenberg and Rozi Statter; Rernolde W. Faust and Selina Tar- bolten of Philadelphia; Thornton Day of Dan- ville, Va., and Margaret Carter: : Andrews and Mary Masters; L. H. Dumngton and Mary R. Jeter; Jacob B. Miller and Matild: D. Chaney; John D. Ogden and Ariadne W. Merriam; Nathaniel P. Dunlop and Julia A. It Will Run From New York to Chicago as Nearly Straight as Possible, Spectal Dispatch to The Evening Star. Couranrs, Ouro, Oct. 3.—A company was incorporated by the secretary of state of Ohio today to build a new railway between New York ¥ Lou sa Shelton. When we see a ‘That wetended with Ravely taken from our . jow ony aching hearts d spatr! Rownd tts little rave we li ibs i oe York | ness; that the only busines relations John WW. Bu i Johnson. Til the setting sun ie low ee PD te wich in the open ai 165 bid. sv asker." ‘Columbia. “160, bia, — ankea. | Nd CHICAS It is fo be called the New York | ifonghton had with Col, Canaday was that in | - oe ———-___ Fegan gl yer bo os have pertahet fre pan F is tho carringo in which he rode was driven eat kind, 10s bid, — | and Chicago Short Line and is to be ns nearly | conigetion with the bustonbole compameraca | =. Burrows, rape; Charles Matthews Dr. Smith Townshend Better. ore ne we ie Pa *: e DD the ae Bans of pecole the ete hac cas | Lincoln, 100 | straight as practicable. John Jay McKelvey of | that Col. Canaday told ber on the 28th of” Inst | 8nd Edward Jones, larceny from Henry | Dr. Smith Townshend's condition has con-| punerat from his - fer bor HF tamaluoasly cheored, We acknowledged ‘his | a. 102 a8 | Re RRR EDS Mitre Ie in eackassee MeorBerators and “the| month that’ Mr. Houghton was ot a Nichols, larcen iP oemult ney MEO: | siderably improved in the past twenty-four | sect sur’ cae. faterment at Os =a cunet nur subjects’ salutations by gravely bowing and 300 bid, — asked. Metnopottan $5 bid th ttat nig pects Ccanadays) nee Geeppiee Poy rere Gabber FaPs!| hours, co much so that the answer at the house | [7d ihe te shone lati ang ~ - Qn 38 bid, 65 |. Capitol and N a els agree S i 3 mere : Gnooaws wT ee, teiit ressaha fn Mndsld unt October | Ste ae Uh secant Charged With Stealing $52,000. West, housebreaking at 2 o'clock was, “The doctor is very much bet- mission on euch cases that he obtained, and that he had already optained about twenty-five cases for him. HOUGHTON HAD THE KEYS. Mary Jones deposes that she saw Houghton in possession of Col. Canaday’s keys just after -the latter's body was removed from the house, tho morning of his death; that che caw him George Hawkins, do.; Jasper Holmes, do.; John Perry, larceny and housebreaking; Edward Davis; assault with in- tent to kill; Dixon, housebreaking. ‘The charge of embezzlement against Roscoe C. Campbell was ignored. SMITH rarday,, Octiter 1. 100 » iter. Mire Cie ha} KV BECCA WALLACE, widow in the eichty-thind year Monday, October A, SNOWDEN. October 2, 1n@2, rlter of Royal and Louies Suowden, need ees “Thee fanecal will take piace on TLS Home, % bid. 32 asked. Georgetown and Ten- leytown, —Did. 50 asked. Hock Creek, 100 bid, — askes Insurance Stocks—Firemen's, 47 bid, 55 asked. Franklin. 43 bid, -- asked. Metropolitan, — bid, — asked. National Union, 16 bid, 13 asked. Arlt ton, 170 bid, — asked. Columbia, 15 bi asked. Potomac, 80 bid, 95 asked. MES, Tg did, S asked. People's, 5% Did, 6 asked. Lincoln, $ bid, 9 asked. Commercial, 4% bid, 54 when the queen regent and a royal party will leave for Seville, and this will practically be the beginning of Spain's great celebration in honor of Columbus. nes The official program court shall leave Seville for on October 9. On the 10th the royal party emba on the gunboat Conde de Venadito, which will then proceed to Palos de Jenszx Crrx, N.J., Oct. 8.—Surprise is ex- pressed here at the report that A.8. Lett, assistant cashier in the freight office of the Pennsylvania railroad, in this city, is a defaulter to the amount of over | $30,000 and that he has disappeared. Lett, who has heretofore borne a good reputation, resides with his wife and two children at 300% Pavo- Mawsxorn Creprt Horse. $10, 21 AND 23 7TH ST. NW. Te helptag inore poopie today than ever before in its Ti iaitiisietennccenece testi Gevised. and Gifters materially from any ever oper- ated th this city EASY WREKLY ORgMONTHLY PAYMENTS. ter and the doctors are now hopeful.” Promebes Old Soldiers Stranded. ‘To the Editor of The Evening Star: There are about 100 soldiers now stranded in this city and they cannot obtain transportation to their homes. Take. for instance, the case of Franklin Miller, sergeant in Scott's famous To Stcar.—Commicsioner of Immigration Owens leaves for Indiana tomorrow to take part 1 o'clock frow her ate vente southeast asked. Getman-Aieri z ivate office of Col. Cannday; i i FERSTER. On Saturday, October 1. 1 NO NOTES TO SIGN & seked. Corcoran, 70 bid, — asked. German-Aumer- | nig aventie. It is alleged that he appropriated | enter the ghee of ‘Yi | in the campaign. He will remain until after | nine hundred (I write this with his permission). 3 ane JAMES ana nodecunt en: io paid wit thirty | Moguer, where the queen's regent will | can, 170 bid, — asked. :22,000 in cash 30,000 that when the later entered that office she | the elections. : H, i UsTER, booved hustand of Adline Webster, | agg an pe peponrrprtaee peerend Visit the convent of La Habida. On the 1ith| "Tide Insurance Stocks—Colambia Titte."6% bid, | ©22,000 in cash and $30,000 in checks. found that a small trunk of Col. Canaday's bad | ‘2° These men met comrades from distant pointe, | 1916 Blariea's alley northwest, aged sinty- ve youre, Night and day have rassed away, Hilisand waley= rare Burt tie iear cffertion 1 bold for thee Will hever leave iny heart, Dearest father, we will lay thee In the rearefal grave's. But thy hersory will be Tasked. Heal Estate Title, 129 bid, — asked. ‘Gas and Electric Light Stocks—Washington Gas, doy Did, AEN asked: Georgetown Gas, 46. bid, — asked. 0.8. ignt, "143 bid. 151 asked. “Telephone Stocl merican Graphophoue.274 Did, 3% asked. Chesapeake and Potomac, a asked. Pennsylvania, 28 bid, — asked. she will land at Huelva, where she will hold an official reception in the town hall and preside over thelast sitting of the Americanist congress. In the evening she will hold an official re- ception at the Hotel Colon, at which will be in- vited all the members of the congress, the civil, THAT PARLOK SUITE Im push or hair cloth for #25 cash or $30 om credit ix | ‘well worth seving before you buy We haves whole floor fall of Parlor Purniture—just as handsome in finiab—gast as modern in s:y\- and Just as reliable in (qualify ae you can find in any cash furniture house in been opened and the contents scattered around the room; that a chest in this office, had also been broken open; and that she is certain that tho trunk and chest wera not opened when Col. Canaday’s body was found in the room, The case was set for a hearing today, bui on they drank—perbaps a little too mach—and were robbed of their transportation tickets and valuables, They appeal through Tur Stan to know how or by whom they can be assixted to reach their homes, ax they do not wish to be- come inmates of ‘national homes. ‘They are Two Hundred Horses Stampeded. New Youx, Oct. 3.—The low rambling build- ing on 34th street, occupied by Fiss & Doerr as auction stables, burned this morning and caused astamped among the 200 odd horses Cuer Justice Wu. A. Ricuanpsow of the Court of Claims arrived in the city on Septem- ber 30 after an absence of six weeks in England. He was the Int judge to leave the city and is the fret Judge of tha ~ court to return, rs > Auniry ‘Til we see beaveni; ‘Washington Brocatelle— Tapestry—Wilton Ra, de. val and military authorities and the com-| , Miscellaneous Stocks—Wasn. Brick Machine, — b tenant id. the suggestion of Houghton’s counsel it was set Sojourners at the National Voiunteer Soldiers “yy"his Bal sa we are ming hem on crit or le obey tha | manceve and officers of the foreign warships, | BG; Sub asked.” Great Fall Ico, 135 bid, — ante. | which were there to be sold. for Saturday morning next. Home on Missouri avenue. They rec Licgmad (ther people demand for “spot cash.” THAT BED ROOM SUITE Imeolidcak for #17 cash. or $16 on credit, is a bar- ‘On October 12, the anniversary of the dis- covery of America, the grand statue of Colum- bus will be unveiled. In La Rapid there will Released From Quarantine. Assistant Secretary Spaulding today ordered | Gun C: bid, — aaki Th Nor. & Waah., D.. Funeralon Thesday. Octowr 4, at we Aes MES ies the italities of the good citizens of ‘Wach- ‘ Rorthwest Frieads aud relat ‘Minister Lincoln to Return. ington, and for brave men there should be some Loxpox, Oct. 8.—Robert T. Lincoln, the ‘THE LATE COL. CANADAY'S SISTER. Late yesterday afternoon Mrs. Jennie Wil- City Brick, — ‘bid. 95 asked. Steamboat Co.,95 b1a,— asked. from to attend? c. release of the steamships Nevada and | means devised to forward them to their homes. | | WILLIAMS. On Sun tay, October ~ thin which we invite you to duplicate im some other | pus Til be unvelied On papide here al Markel, "oid, 183 axed. United States minister to Great Britain, will | ams of Columbus, Obio, a sister of the Into | train ehicn bee ten Fee Hpac AL Smenty. | | ofits are Ueloved eon ar” Habs 4 a. SSELS CARPET fired from the warships and land batteries, % aud Trast Compenics— Washin: sail for the United States this week on a short| Col. Wm. P. Canaday, arrived in the city, Es RE Waitltare, cored - ‘The caravels Santa Nina and Pinta will leave of absence. tine at New York for several days, These ves- sels had been passed by the local quarantine authorities and were reported by the marine bos service to be in good sanit condi- tote was aleo represented that thelr wer were booked and assembled at the of jure prior to the date of the i- dent's tion. When the vessels are entered the immigrants on board will be He will return with Mrs. ——— A Sneak Thief’s Inhuman Trick. New York, Oct. 3.—An unknown man walked into the jewelry store of Peter Frederick's in Brooklyn this morning and asked to see some watches, At GOs. per yard cash. or (Se per xardon credit, ts reliable through and throurh so is the Ingrain Car petat Abe. per yard cash. or 40c. per yard on time. ‘All carpet made and laid free of extra cost. Nocharge for waste tu matching feures THAT OAK EXTENSION TABLE At 04.25 cash. oF 84.50 on cretit, will seat six per eons comfortably See the forty-pound Hair Mattress we sell for 87.50 W. W. Fowler vs. Licutenant Amiss, To the Rater of The Prening Bears 2dsi'T strech corthwen at S Soc pasate realdongs, Lieut. Amiss’ long service has proven him a | «, WILLSON. Suddenly, 5:10 p.m. JOUN @ SiLESONS eaes Is diligent and discriminating official, and not | Wilson sn gre < che tate De. such a man ae R. W. B. and J. M. W. placard | “us matice of funeral hereafter. Mrs, Williams first heard of her brother's death through a newspaper account three or four days after the sad event. Shaat once decided to go to Washington. Upon her arrival here she registered at the Belvedere Hotel, and avout o'clock last evening visited the scene of the suicide. There she found Mr. Collahan, the col- lector of her Inte brother's estate, and bein; traction in the fete. 18th the royal family will leave Huelva and return to Seville, remaining in the Alcazar until the i6th, when the court will proceed to Granada. There the frand statue of | Columbus and the oa kings, made by Benillure, will be Lincoln in November casb—08 on credit. Woven wire springs, 3 A bag containing four timo-pieces were vet on | hown the room in which the suicide NOT BE DECEIVED. os ee 62.25 cash; Phd Type congy hye Pulled out w syringe | ax completely unnerved. ‘She knew nothing ferred to Elf, Island. REMEMBER, 5 December, 78 | filled with amonia, squirted it into | of ber brother’saffairs, and threw no light on — We Sell Everything ‘0, 2 red. 69% | Frederick's eyes and gobbling the bug | the mystery eurrounding hisdenth. Col. Cana- Good things have always been counterfeited and ON CREDIT. 226.290 bust | rushed from the place. He was captured before oe er peeependt tine a And there are no notes to sign. + yearn, Gorn trin—mited | he bad gone far. Fredericks will probably love | inten fo bare onoof them come to Washing- 2ovgas0%; year, aad; | his eyesight. ton to reside with him. Mra. Williams te- Mseel Ununsins mock: PASSES turned to her hotel afters short stay at the ofice of her brother in an almost prostrated Mr. Cleveland Attends to Correspondence. | OMCs ¢ New Yous, Oct. 8—Mr. Cleveland break- fasted in his rooms in the Victoria Hotel at 9 o'clock this morning and Peale ee sales, bushels, ‘Old 53, Nobody likes to be decetved—eo dot forget the caution—esk for CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS; insist upon having C-A-R-T-E-B-8, and ese that yes pa NEE, A Warrant Out for Frank Ward. ‘The domestic troubles of Frank K: Ward, reference to which was mado in‘ the divorce suit filed against him by his wite, as published in Tux Stan some time age, will probably be recited in the Police Court MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE, 18, OTL, aS Tt ow. Bet Hand Iota Gar Tux Besr. ‘THE CONCORD HARNESS LUTZ & BRO. 497 Pean. ave., sdjoining National Hotel. | light ‘Trunks and Satchels of best wale at .o.w pres based mute eS i