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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-20
4 Merchant kidnapped
1Nisceiiane09l-.

MEMPHIS, Oct. l4.-It is reported
here that at Knoxville, Tenn, this
morning, Joseph A. Nasty and G.
". Masby were shot and killed by
Major Tom Conner. and that he in turn
was killed by friends of the Nasbys.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-20

80. 1t is reported from Panama that
matters on the South Coast have a more
pacific tendency than for long time
past. The pressure brought to bear on
the government and people "f Peru
and Bolivia is having a marked effec-.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-20
a steam YACHT is being built {,

- II o1CdrtI dCiIt 10 Uelng UuIIL II
Jay Gould. 1t is to be completed by
Spring, aud will be constructed Of iron
ard steel and have steel boilers. 1t
viii be 2l0 fee. long. twenty seven feet
beam ard l6 feet deep, and will have
l,500 indicated horsepower.
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F.1n.iana'- Apology.

WA SHINGr3N, O.t Ii. - DEPART
l::Ng OF STATE, WAsHISCTOS. Oca. II.
1882 Henry George, h>q -StG: The
! Department Of State has received from,
William, J, Hnpp:n. Charge d'Afaires,
| ri iateria ;or the Caitei States a.
! Lrndor, d;spatch enclosing 4 copy Of
note fro.a Lor,i Gramvi..s to him,
| dated the 18th ultimo, N which his
Lorist.ip says that on receipt Of Mr.
i.owelHs note IN reference to your arrest,
IL ass 10 time IN applying 30 the Lord
Lieut. nart OF ireland :or an explanation
Di the circUr!staEces which led to it.
After n!eUttonIng your arrest. rearrest
and the circumstances alleged to nave
been cacrl.te,i t. excite suspicion as
~ the object # your visit - Ireland.
D1ri Granville says: 8 an convinced
that toe United States government vii!
-3aGttv acknowledge that consi iieTable
a,IewAnce must be made for tho diff
ccItie3 With which officials charged with
he preservation OF order in this
cprntrv have - contend at The present
time Nevertheless. IN view Of the in-
tort"at,on furnished By L,weIi. as 20
ne character a0d pursuits Of Mr.
''@orgs, which certainly rebut any pre-
sumption II unlawful designs on his
part, ! can onlv express 10 you the regret
Of Ter Ma jesty government that this
incident sEnrii have occurred" Let
NE add, A!r. George, that i would give
I1a pleasure t, hsva an interview with
you at thi' Department at your con-
veD;erce. | am rrur obetiient servant.
-fEDERt T FEcTI%tEFYSfy
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8 Thin Earn

New York, Oct, i5--A .>n, Chica 90
special says Bonanza Macksv. of New.
ada, passed throu IN this city Yesterday.
en route ;or New York. He was accom-
panied j,y " s. Hobart. John ". Har.
Der. AMI !. 4. nickox, of San Francisco,
and by Colonel VI. G. Gillette, who
ioined the party at Lake Valley. New
Mexico, ioC the purpose al escorting
them through the cowboy; -;nfectai
region. h"tvaen lake Valley and the
Santa f'e railroad. distance OF about
thiCteeo mics. TIE COW boys have es-
tahii ned 5rig,nls.e to kiinap
wealthy men 70 hold them ior ransom.
u hecever Senator .Jooes. ysho is intec-
este II mining property in New Mex
jGo, rlaits that region ne always travels
incognito. IA order to escape the DO.ica
rf tae brigan<is. Macllay failed 10 adopt
this Irecau;inn. ani Colonel Gillette,
getting wind ii the fac7 that reward
n2i been offered to- the capture Of Mack.
ay by the captain OF the cowboys, vel
un'asreG the services Of himself and a
scrour party to escort the bonarzl king
aud t'is frierGs 1n the rairoad. Al
though io effort was made to capture
The millionaire, a number of small hands
OF 0ut flaws Were encountered, and Mack
az expresses himself as satisfied that
nothine hat the Dr.sepCs Of his escort
preyeutei them from holding him up,
At least. He says that they would have
,,,,-,,; hat anl
uics,eI watch for their trouble, bu. he
congrasu'2tes himself On disappointing
them even to that extant.
Eroa Men in Council.
CaIrAGo, O;5. 70. -Repres esen.atives
Of the .Analgam atei Iron and Steel
Workecs' association from nearly all
districts have been in secret session here
the past three days. As near as can be
learned discussion of the question OF
the renewal nf the late strike has occu.
pied most OF the time. At first the
prevailing sentiment favored demand.
ing an increase of ~ per cent, but it
was finally decided to make a demand
of 10 per cent all around, and that this
dem and be made known to miil-owner.
here tn-u?prrow. TINS information IS
not no .i:ive, hr. it i. und that
the demand will he extended TO other
districts. nrasdsas Jarrett was pres.
ene. but stated that he did no: preside.
It is said that the sentiment OF the
accorded with the Pennsyl-
van;a resolutions denounclng jarrett for
failure tn push the de:nand more sternly
in tia last strike, anu .ooked to de-
tnandins his resignation unless he would
take more radical ground.
CHICAGO. Oct 10 --lshas been r-ported
shat the Alnalga:nated lion and Steel
Association OF this district, inciu liIg
Milwaukee, Joliet aud Chicago. had
agreed upon higher schedule OF wages. !
In fact they agreed on a lower scale for
the coming year and will submit it to
the manufacturers this AFTERNOON.
Liquor Dealers Convention.
MILwAUKEE, Oc:. l9.-The annual
convention Of thu National Liquor
Dealers aud Manu.acturers Association |
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AN ApRorT CoLogED SwISDLER-A eolored man.
natned George Nokes, with several ali-ses has
SeSa gong around among the eOlo-ed people OF
south " washington under pretense OF having made
fortune IN Canada Keeping a livery stable.
Nating tnat he nld sold his property there and
bad come back to Washington with SO Oo in his
pocket 70 hunt up his relatives to srenj his day
with them AMI enjoy his wealth. HIS success in
ming relatives was perfect. He woull 90 to dir
fereat houses, claiming To be a brother cousin
uncle, as the case might be, and exhibit his green.
backs Freely, and found difficulty In pefttnsr rri
atlves TO recognize him. In most Instances h. was
SurnptuOuly treated, and In the exuberance OF his
good feeling to his relatives, would offer to pur-
chase good home for the family, as he wanted to
spend his remanin. days here among his relatives
AMI divide his money with them, but he would
g last require a contribution towards purchasing
me Rouse. lie has disappeared from the scene OF
operatiOns, and an Inquiry is now being male as
% how many contributions he hrs taken away
VIII him for the purchase OF houses for relations.
A WIPES REFUSAL TO TESTIFY AGAINST HER
HusBANp.-Philip Herman was before Judge Smell
this morning again for aSSaulting his wife, Cathe-
sfne Her niece testified to seeing him beat his wife
over the face with cofreepot Mrs. Herman took
tae stand, with her face and eyes bruised and cut
on her cheek She said she did not want to pros
ecute her husband. The court insisted on her teS-
ns, wn ~ she SAID ne dd not strike her, Judge
ne would impose fine OF $40 or thirty DAYS In tall
herman was committed In default OF the fine
7. b MoHuN's Book sALk-The most popular
place In town just now seems TO be Mr. F. ID Mo-
hun, book store, where they are selling books
stationery, and an elegant collection OF fancy ami
Mlss.a leather and other holiday goods at below
cost and everybody Is taking advantage OF It. HE
VII continue at private sale and postpone, at leas,
~ awhile, the auction sales
IL Coop TAsrR-Good taste always courts adj
u1irafion and lends charm to whatever is dis
played This is especially with reference to the
magnificent display OF youths and boys clothing
exposed for sale by h. Robinson 4 Co, sos Penn.
Wlyania avenue. Crowds have gathered round &c
inspect the elegant display of boys clothing.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Georps
W. Rouzer and Leon0ra Keisecker; Robert H. Haz-
Hayd and Jessie u. Penflell
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Affairs in IVES. washington.

DEATH.-Mr. John Burrows, a Well-knoWn cti-
zen OF Tenleytown, died at his residence there at
an early hour yesterday morning, aged So years.
His funeral took place this mOrning at II O'Clock
from the Catholic church in that place.
REMoyED.-Mr. B. b. Williams. a well-knOWn
citizen, has removed to Washington, and the old
homestead on the Heights is unOccupe1.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls, slightly
turbd; receiving and distributing reservoirs,
clear.
Hon TIDE.-October 21st, 2:1O a. M; 2:42 p. m
PORT.-Entared-Schr.I Lila G. Bulari, Richards,
from kenHebec, with Ice Cleared-Schr. Kate NJ.
Gibson Young, with merchandise, for New York
schr Electra, Bliley, with coal, for Providence.
Scar Hattie S. Williams Bray, for Georgetown,
siiie1 from Somerset. 10Th inst; schr. CHI ;rles f.
Morrison, Smith. for Washington, sailed from
Bath, Is! inst; schr. Edwin j. Palmer. Reed, for
Washington, cleared at New York. 18th inst
schr Hattie V. Kelsey, Randall, from Georgetown,
at Boston, 18th inst.
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
THE INVESTIGATING ConaITTEE.-The investiga-
tlon lnto the Cameron street work, which Occa-
stoned some talk some time ago, was completed
Dy special committee OF the city council last
Is being examined into is the grading, curbing and
guttering OF Cameron street, from Patrick to
Henry. The drain-ditch which, after running
mile, empties into Hunting creek near Jones'
point, passes the corner OF Cameron and Henry
streets, entering there culvert several hundred
yards long Over1ows at this point had several
MOOD anu lett remnants which the board OF health
thought dangerous To prevent the recurrence of
TINS matter. the health board had several times
ordered The superintendent OF police to abate tie
nuisance, and some changes had been made that
perm tteu the Water to pass more freely, but Still
stagnant pools were common. When last year
several cases OF smallpox took place In a house
near by, the order OF the board of health per-
emptorfy renewed The corporation ordinance
declares that The board OF health shall have power
TO order the superintendent OF police to remove
nusances, but also declares that without special
order OF council he shall not eXpend more than
twenty dollars for the purpOSA. No order was
given by council In the Cameron street case for
the work; and The cause OF the work, the method
by which the work was done and its cost were the
subjects of tnveatigaiion The committee took
to the city council next Tuesday night.
POLICE C0URT.-A neighbor quarrel, involving
the case of Mclchor agt Holland, was considered
ar the last mayors court, and tue mayor fined the
party In fault. large number OF nuisance cases
were again brought up. and each made to pay for
once. Nearly 400 OF these cases have been before
the mayor and over hundred more will shortly
be reported, unless advice be taken from Colonel
Ciifford'S prvy council.
REPoRTER's NoTEs.-At the station house this
morning VI. Luckett a colorod woman, is held,
charged with assault upon achild. 1.-The regular
1OWero or this section are now making a lucra-
tive business in "duckng" On the river. 1t is said
that the body of chid, recently buried in the
woods near Fairfax county, has been rooted up
and devoured by hogs. A colored man named
ROBERT Anderson, barber by trade, living on
Washington street. near Franklin, broke blood
vessel ami bed to death at his home Wednesday
night. w. A Macre has been made foreman OF
engines on the Midland railroad Mary O'Brien
dll at her home last night
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Mr.. George w. Rouzer, Washington correspond
ent OF the Army and Nary Journal, and Miss
Leonora kiesecker were married last evening at
the Memorial Lutheran church. Rev. DR.. Butte r
of1lciating. Messrs. Robert NJ. Larner, Henry F.
Bauer, w. P. Boteler and Ell. p Mertz acted as
ushers. After the ceremony there was recep-
ton and a wedding supper at the house OF Mr.. and
Mrs kiesecker. The couple left on late train
for a trip in the east
MI. A. A Joyce, OF Anne Arundel county, Nd,
ana MISS Carrie Wingate, daughter OF the late
Henry Wingate, were married at St Johns church,
West Washington, last evening, Rev. Mr.. Lindsay
oihclatng. Messrs. II. B. Joyce and w. L. Jones
mony for wedding trip through the north and
east,
Mr.. Robert G. Sutton and Miss Lizzie Fear son
were united In wedlock yesterday at the Western
PRESBYTERIAN church, the knot being tied by Rev.
T. s. Wynkoop. The ushers were Messrs. Louis
bride departed afterwards for an eastern tour
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y TRAUS' FALL ATTRACTIONS,
BUSINESS SUITS.

We selected from piece goods number of styles of
small figure and dark mixed English and Scotch
CEeviots We had them up into medium shapes Of
FROCK AND SACK SUITS. We lined them durably
and made them up handsomely. They nice en- ugh
for enan to wear matter what his business
or profession. The only difference between them and
the suit you would hav made to measure is the price,
These are ONE-HALF LOWER.
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DRY GOODS.
Jersey CLOTH OR STOCKINETTE.
SEATON PERRY,

JERSEY CLOTH OR SToCKINETTE.
sEAToN PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER,
Places on his counters to-day small invoice Of the Best
JERSEY CLo1 made in Paris.
This quality Of goods is made by only one manufac
turer. and his proiuction-quite limited in Amounts
sold ahead for eight months come.
The GOODS ARE UNAPPRUACHED in quality, and
the coors are
BLACK. BORDEAUX.
SEAL. PRUNE,
NAVY, OK BLOOD,
BRONZE. ELECTRIC
THE WIDTH Is OVER TWO YARDS
THE EXACT WIDTH TO CUT JERSEY ECO
NoMICALLY.
THE PRICE Is 81 PER YARD.
Just received another large invoice OF PARIS JER-
SEfS. SEAL PLUSH and BROCADED VFLyET
WRAPS, PELISSES, RAGLANS and JACKETS.
SILKS, VELVETS PLUSHES and FINE DRESS
TEXTURES Speciality"
Ss Dark room for displaying Evening Goods
EECHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
DRY GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS,
Pennsylvania ave.. corner 9th strs,s.
Established 1910. OILS
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps Will be lighted at AS pm and ex-
tinguiShed at AIS am.
Lieut.. L. W. Sturdy acting superintendent OF
tne Nautical Almanac, delivered an interesting
lecture on comets before the Carroll Institute last
evening.
At a meeting OF the United States Naval IAsti-
tute last evening, Comm lnder Bartlett presiding,
and Lieut. john Moore acting secretary, lecture
was delivered by Lieut. Stanton Schroeder, U. 5.
navy.
Messrs John Sherman & Co. have sold two OF
the residences erected by them on 18th street. pc
tween n street and Massachusetts, avenue. No.
1872 to General W. 3. Rochester, paymaster gem
eral US. A for $4,000; and No. 1911 to Colonel G..
Norman Lieber, iudge-adyocate, U.S.A, for
Henrietta Bryan, colored, living on 10Th street
extended, near Columbia road, was seriously in
jured by an ass lult made upon her by her hu5-
band, Benz min Bryan, on the 18th instant. After
making the assault Bryan left home, and has not
been seen since, probably being afraid OF an
arrest and punishment. Officer White took the
woman to Freednan's hospital and procured a
warrant for Bryan.
JuIge Hagner win hold the Criminal Court next
week. Judge Macarthur. who is holding the court
Tor Judge "ylie, going On with the Circuit Court
at that time.
Mr. George II. GIL, late station keeper at tn
first police precinct, states that he not dis
charged from his position. but that he resigned.
About 9:30 O'Clock last night two cOlored boys
snatchcd 20 ;lrtbOo. from Mrs Sarah g. White,
living liza 5th street northwest. The book con-
tanned SO They escaped.
MIS- Charlotte Lavender was before JUICE Smell
to-day, charged with being The owner OF a fierce
AMI dangerous dog that she allowed to run ut
Itf[e. IL Was N efl renee t0dU the dog was net
running ut urge, ana the court took the defen-
danjS per- OnaI ponds and rel aa5ed her.
About o'c,o k this morning Lutson Christianity
drO ped dead II the residence OF Mr. DcnpS y, 1913
NJ street northwest, from heart disease. He had
been in Hir. DempSay'5 employment for ten years,
AMI WAS a good citizen. lie VIII be buried Sunday
fs5m tn Fourth Baptist church, OF which he was
Il member.
The annual report Of the chief surgeon of the
Frceiman's hospital recommends that the govern
maat purcilSss the lots on which the hospital
buildings are located.
iwJT Joyce. q Young colored man, was tried
before Ju :gG Macarthur in the Criminal Court
yesterday the charge OF stealing coat from
the house OF CaS f. Ii cOl. OF No. 90 East Capitol
street He was convicted, and motion was
entered for q new trial
To-Day the bond OF John a. Moss justice of the
peace, was approved in the Court in General
Term.
The governors OF Maryland and Delaware have
given consent for The Washington Cadets to pass
trp 1h those states to TIE bi-centennial ut Phia-
del :.
George \. Hill, colOre1, was fined s105 by Judge
Snall to-day for keeping unlicensed b.r Oh
iryl nj aV lua southwest.
j. Shiington sends The Century Magazine for
November.
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
TRUNNEL & CLARK,
sl1 MARKET SPACE.
Have very large stock of DRY GOODS Of the best
Class and at the Lowest Prices.
Schroder's Celebrated MONOPOLY SILK. in Black,
at 81. ., 81. So 81 10 81 81 IS. CANNOT BEAT.
OTTOMAN SILKS, Black and Colors.
Special numbers in COLORED SILKS 81, 81. % 81. so
BEOCADE PLUSHES, very stylish.
splendid line of PLAIN PLUSHES and VFLyETS.
We keep marnificent line of LUPTN'S Back Goods.
CcURrAULDS ENGLIoH CREPES. Wide for Wells.
FLANNElS, BLANKETS and COMFORTS.
Our stock of L BILE LINENS, towels, NAPKINS
Is very attractive.
Ladies' and Gents HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR.
Ladies and Gents HANDhERCHIEFS, a beauti full
variety.
large stock of Prints. Brown and Bleach Canton
Fannels and oil Leading Domestics. ut Rock bottom"
figures. The Store is complete. and the verdict
that it is well lighted. VENTILATED and
sroCKsD. An examination OF Goods aud comparison
of Prices solicited.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
TRUNNEI. & CLARK.
o17 81 MARKET SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-20

Az LEWIS, S%U TN ST. NV. Established 1863.
Your Especial Attention
is called to our
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Which is now filled with the
MOST CHOICE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
PIECE GOODS
or American, English and French Manufacture.
Our stock of
FALL CLOTHING,
For Men, Boys AMI Children,
For Style OF Material and Make and Reasonable
Price, Is unsurpassed in this city.
Call and see the truth Of this assertion
NOAH WALKER & Co.,
8 625 Pennsylvania avenue.
Hon w. c. VyhitshOrne.
NJ. c. from Tennessee, says: Il used Browns Iron
BIZ tiers when much debliitated and was greatly re-
ueved"
Fangier Oyster Depot and Restaurant,
9th near E-JOhnson'a. Choice steamed, roast and
floor.
Constitutional SIX an Diseases
OF n scorbutic character are successfully treated
nal treatment, both pleasant 1t certainly removes
scroiula, eruptions, danlrun and tan and makes
the skin smooth and healthy
Don't Die i7l the kaO.aSe.
Trough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, reaches,
bedbugS, files, ants, moleS, chipmunks, gOpners,
15c.
''AIderney Dairy WaEOns.o
Fresh AlGerney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in b-ib. WARD" prints 45c. Der Id.
Also. cottage cheese, buttermllk and sweet milk,
&c per at Cream i5c. pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-20
CITY ITEMS.
Comforts for

Comforts for Casier Weather.
Scarlet Medicated Flannel Underwear, 81 so 50;
White Lambs Wool and MerinO UndershIrtS and
Drawers;
Heavy White Merno Undershirts and Drawers,
Soc, worth rs;
Cashmere MerinO, Shaker, and Lambs Wool Half
Hose;
The "Climax" Shirt, ready for use the best made.
AT LEWIS, $50 9TH st. NV. Established 1863. 2
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NODBY SACK SUITS.

Cut in the height of the present nobby fashion for
young men. Young men ike different shaped gar
ments from those admired by mid aged men. They
have been made specially for us and We have them in
striking and jauny shapes. We have many styles
of goods in these NOBBY SHORT SACKS, and tn :
Trimmings Buttons &C., give the garment that
tony" finish sought after in custom made goods.
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ADlNSn,,se0ts To-uiubf.

EoRDfs OPERA EoUsE--"The Professor"
NATIONAL THEATER-" Squattar Sovereignty
THEArER CoMIoUE--Soecialty performance.
ODD FELLOWS HALI--I.actura byRooert Ashcrnft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-20

TIE PHOTO ART Co., 915 Penn ytTania avenue,
are making tn" finest cabinet photos for 3 per
dozen; cards. g: excellent ltie-size crdyOn por-
traits, f. ON 50 10 SO