Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-10

son is incorrect, Gen. Enorys family is mourn
Ing the recent sad loss, by death, Of HIS only
| OF the Eastern Shore, Maryland.
THE evidence OF the last star route trial has
oeen printed at the government printing Office
four big volumes, bound in calf, and filling over
oU0 pages OF small type.
THE CHARGES AGAINST COLLECTOR CRuxBAueH
| crim!pal Information was filed in the United
states circuit court at Louisville yesterday against
3 H. Crumbauyh, collector OF internal revenue Of
each ;na astbe m I Tnefe are eight counts
envelopes for the transmission OF private CORES
pondence, for the purpose of saving postage"
! LIEUT.. ELDRIDGE, the army officer at the Mary
land agricultural college, who instructed pupils in
nutary tactics, has been relieved of his duties be-
! cause there were not sufficient pupils In the
| school.
! CoUNTERFEITERS ARREsTED.-The agent OF the
secret service division at Denver, COL arrested at
that place on October 9Th Augustus Sowers alias
George Bates and Willis W. Lang, while in the act
captured all their implements and material, and
quite an amount OF the counterfeit money.
THE VIRGINIA BOND CASES IN THE UNITED
STATES SUPREME CoURT.-In the United States
Supreme Court yesterday Mr.. Royal, counsel for
plaintiffs, moved TO advance the Virginia bond
ton was cOncurred in by the counsel for Virginia
| 1t was explained that considerable confusion has
| cisioDs. The state law prohibits collectors OF
taxes from receiving coupons, and direct them to
levy upon property for taxes recent decision Of
the United States circuit court holds that the cOu-
pons are receivable for taxes, and it is claimed
that In this dilemma tax collectors do not know
what 10 do. The Supreme Court is asked to ad-
vance the cases that an early decision may settle
the question. The motion was taken under ad-
V1Sement.
ODoNNELL's CITIZENsHIP.-Secretary Frenng-
huysen has written letter to John F. Finnerty.
representing the mass meeting OF Irish citizens
recently held in Chica go, stating that he will in
stIuct The American minister at London to INQUIRE
whelher O'Donnell, the slayer OF Carey, is an
| for his defe nse will be taken.
ARMY ORDERs.-Second Lieut. John A. Lock-
wood, 18th infantry, is relieved from duty at
columbus Barracks. Ohio, and Will join his COM
pany In the department Of Dakota. Lieut.. Col.
EheneZer Swift, assistant medical purveyor, Is
his home An army retiring board having round ID
Capt VIM. l. FOulk, 9th cavalry, incapacitated
for active service, the leave OF account
of sickness heretofore granted him is, by direction
Of the secretary Of War. extended until further
orders on account OF disability. By direction OF
geon's certificate ofdsability granted Col John F.
Hammond, surgeon, q. 8. army, is extended six
granted Capt. Leopold o. Parker, 1st infantry.
NAVAL OKpERs-LIeut Charles B. Allibone, to
uty at the navy yard, Portsmouth, n H., on the
18th instant; Passed Assistant Engineer Charles
p. Howell to the Alert; Lieut. Commander Geo.
Taleott. to hold himself In readiness for ser
vice; Assistant Engineer Fl. r. Ivers, detached
from the Trenton and ordered to the Yant1c.
PERsONAL-Ex-senatorC C6nkling is at Chamber
lin's.-CardS have been issuel for the marriage
of the well-known merchant, Mr.. E. w. Towson,
to Miss Blanche Kennedy Campbell, at Trinity
church, on Thursday of next week.-GovernOr
Butler left for Boston yesterday afternoon
Senator Bayard is at Wormleys.-Hon. j. G.
Cannon, of Illinois; H. O. Houghton, OF Boston,
and Hon. w. p. Canady of North Carolina are at
the Riggs.-Hon. b. H. Bingham OF Philadelphia,
is at Wilards-CIrdS are out for the marriage of
Mr. William T. s. Curtis, the wel-known young
lawyer Of this city, to Miss Mary Aleda Barnard Of
Philadelphia, at St. Matthew's P: L. church, in
that city, at IL 30 a.m On the 23d inst.-Senator
Call and family, Gen. Eppa Hunton of Virginia.
and W: F. Hinman, OF the Cleveland Herald, are