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Mrs. Langtry Speaks Her Mind.

From New York Tribune Interview.
snow am going to touch On rather delicate
ground" said MIS- Langtry. 81 had hoped that on
my second visit here some OF those foolish stories
would be dropped, but fl has disheaTtened me very
much to see that they are beginning again In some
quarters ] like your people, want TO like them
as much as can, and want them 10 like me. At
might be, did not annoy me seriously. saw the
funny side and recognized the fact that people like
to be amused, but now they become weafiSome. ]
cannot say more, but shall be only too contented
IL the truth and the truth alone is told about Inc.
Now, to-day went down TO Wall street, on bust
ness with Mr. Mendum, my manager, and Miss
Houston, one OF my company. Well, such crowd
gathered when Miss Houston and got into our cab
together alone that we could hardly pass, and all
manner OF disagTeeable things were called out IL
is little hard now is il not!"
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THE HALIFAX DYNAMITERs IN JAII.-The two
Irishmen arrested in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Wednes
day, were arraigned Thursday on the charge Of
having deadly explosives concealed ia their posses
sion with malicious intent They pleaded not guilty
and were remanded until Monday for examination.
Holmes said he was born at ST Joseph, Mo-, and
Bracken gave his birthplace as New York. The
obtained Tor mining purposes, is OF the most dan
gefous kind The prisoners are In the county jail.
telegram from Halifax last night says: Since
war ships In port are more carefully qua rded from
any secret operations that might be directed
made an inspection OF the suspicious articles found
on the prisoners and stated that they were exactly
suited for Intentions such as the men are suspected
Of
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

Mr.. Abbey's MefhOds-Mrs. Laugtry
Again-Mr. Callaghan's Absence-Club
GOssil1W. X. Vanderbilt-The New
Prima DOnna-The COieridge Fever
BeFnhardt's Methods-Boxes at the
Opera-The Clubber's Trial-Wherc
Crime IL Located, Etc.
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The Missing Mary Churchill.
rom the New York Tribune

The mystery OF the whereabouts OF Mary Church.
Ill, the sixteen-year-old daughter of Colonel Church
III, OF St LOUIS is still unsolyed and the father Is
issuing to different parts Of the country
giving description OF the girl, with her portrait
girl has been missing now for two months Unless
she Is In the power OF unscrupul0ls persons or Is
dead she can sne END the Of her parents
child would be, even In the hands OF abdnctOTs and
the supp0ation which her parents seem to indulge,
that she has gone on the stage or Is trying to get
that could be welcome only to an agonized father
ana naother whose overwhelming desire Is simply to
ina her alive To others such cold hearted fndier-
ence VIII seem almost Incredible and they viii be
inclined to believe that It g not In her noWAr TO
communicate with her parentR 80 IN
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1IIS HtHUI ACClOemt 10 FaTVafd WCM.
FALL OF A CROWDED PLATFORM-sEyERAL STUDENTS,
1EJURED-ONE FATALLY.
BOSTON, Oct D.-A platform crowded with spec
tatorS who were watching the scrub races of the
Harvard men on Charles river to-day, broke down.
and several persons were seriously injured having
their arms and legs broken Most OF those injured
arc Harvard men. No details are as yet received.
A student named Mead, OF South Boston, Of the
class OF rs, had his skull fractured and both legs
broken. He will probably die. Nine other persons,
whose names are unknown, have injuries which
are principally fractures of limbs.
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THE CoLoRED RACE IN GEoRGA.-A call for a con-
venJion OF ccolored people In Atlanta December IL
next, has been issued, signed by all the leading
colored men OF the state. The call declares that
the condition Of the coiored men I'm Geohgia
Is daily growing worse. Recent bitter arti-
cieS against the education OF the negro have
appeared In leading newspapers OF the state,
and the bill presented TO the state legislature sepa
,aung the tax paid by white citizens from that pad
providing that coiored people should only receive
the benefit OF taxes paid by themselves go 20 show
state are determined 70 deny the colored man IN
Georgia equal citizenship and that the negro shall
not have the same chance 70 rise rs his white
brother. These facts are given as reasons Tor The
call
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A Broker Charged with Grand Larceny
NEW YORK, Oct. aO.-Milton Smith. a broker OF
Northport, L. l., was arraigned to-day charged with
grand larceny. The complaint Is made by Randall
II. F0ote, Broadway broker, who asserts that last
year Smith received from him q Richmond county
bond, valued at 81 900, on the representation that
he could sell 1t and return Mr.. FOOte the money,
which he did not do. The accused was held In bail
examination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-20

The Postal Telegraph ana Cable comreny was
incorporated In New YORK yesterday. The lines are
and Mexico, and from Greenpcina, Long Island, 20
London, Liverpool and Para
The womenS congress- g CA1caen yesterday
elected president, Julia Ward Howe Of RHODE
Island; Woe presidents, one from each state secro.
tAyy, Ella c. Chapman, o. New YORK; tseasuF0c
Henrietta L z. W0lcott, Of MassachusetfA
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A Setback 20 sunset Cox.

s. 5. Cox, IN the YOUTHS Compton.
sometimes the speaker TO a miscellaneous crowt
receives retort as unexpected as il is unwecome.
recall one received I'm the rink at Newark N j.,
in 1876. My party had carried Indiana in October
and were jubilant for November. There We're 5,0DO
people present, fun OF enthusiasm senator Bayard
had just addressed them, and there was a storm OF
applause With wild eye and outStretched arms
solicited silence, and my first words-of defiance
and exultation-weTe, "Weye got 'em!" Before
the echo OF the enthusiastic audience came back 10
me some fellow in the remote corner OF the rink.
with voice like fife, cried out, "louve got em
bad! What's your liquor?" RoarS OF laughter fol-
lowed IL was settler, and but for the recupera-
tive energy OF the speaker, without remedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-20

NEW YORK, Oct 20.-The United States district
attorney to-day filed Injunction Of forfeiture In
court for the conScatiOn Of quantity of laces vel
vets. and other fine dress goods, all ladies' apparel
brought here on the steamer Republic from Eu-
rope IL Is alleged that Mrs. L. Thornton, who is
fashionable mOdiSte of this CITY, and some other
person or persons yet unknown to the authorities,
fr udulently and knowingly brought into the United
States such goods contrary to law with intent to
defraud the customs
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General Foreign News.

VVNDiiIoN VI The CATHOLiC CHURCH.
ROME, Oct. 2O.-The pope is preparing an allo-
cutlon upon the condition of the Catholic church.
HIS holiness has summoned the archbishop of
vienna to tome 1t Is probable that he Will be
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

"ANTED-POSITION IN FIRST CLASS DRUG
w store by young man tgTaduate) with capital and
experience with view of becoming full PARTNER
ing entire store January LIST, 1884. Address OPIUM.
Star office. oa)-3ts
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The grand Jury OF Baltimore county hare COM
pleted their investigation Of the Tivou dis
aster, and indicted Frank Qebllus end Lowry Al
IytSW Manslaughtef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-20

The New York stock Market.
The3ollowfng are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to 3. q. Dodge, bae 18th street:
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MISS SUSAN B. ANTHONY IN IRELAND.-Susan b.
Anthony has been spending the month of SepteIn-
Der In Ireland. having raTA.ed over a thousand
no pen or pencil has ever fully described or Dor
uayed the dreadful ignorance, superstition and
sQual0r OF the mass of the people, only a very few
sgentlemens families" living In tolerable comfort
She expects to sail for home the latter part OF Oc-
tOber Miss Rachel Foster, OF Philadelphia, VINO
accompanied Miss Anthony abroad, has been tray-
cling with her mother and sister through England,
France, Germany, Switzerland and Italy.
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A Disagreeiug jury.

CARMEL, n. Y, Oct. 20.-The jury in the case OF
the negro Riley on trial for the murder OF Mrs Sum
us:rin, have disagreed and have beeen discharged.
The Indictment was sent to the June term OF the
court OF oyer and terminer, and the prisoner was
rem1nipd -
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Serious Charge Against a New York
Man.

THE DAUGHTER OF RESPECTABLE CITIZEN INsULTED
IN THE STREET AND THREATENED WITH PISTOL.
Word was sent to police headquarters yesterday
afternoon about O'Clock that Miss Lillian Cluss,
daughter OF MI. A. Cluss the architect, had been
1nsulted by young man on 7th street. Detective
Mattingly took hold Of the case, and was informed
that it was case OF s'masher" playing his pranks
In most outrageous manner. From the descrp-
ton the detective shortly afterwards put young
man named Clarence e. Anderson under arrest and
locked I'm up. Mr.. Mattingly describes him as a
tall man or light complexion about 80 years of age
He gave his business as that OF a New York
commercial agent, and was stylishly dressed.
He used so much slang that the officer could hardly
understand him. He was released on real estate
bond last night by Judge Smell. This morning in
The Police Court he forfeited his bail. Miss ClusS
was present with her father and made statement
privately to Judge Snel to obvate the necessity of
ner appearing again in case the defendant Is re-
arrested. Judge Smell stated to STAR reporter
ID persons In their hearing The judge stated that
tle manner Of the defendant was more offensive
IMAM MS language; that he met the young lady on
the street and claimed to be acquainted with her,
and when She discovered that he was an impostOr
ne insisted on accompanying her and took bundle
Oh Photographs from her and appropriated one;
tnat he insisted on making her accompany him and
exhibited revolver to intimidate her: that they
went TO a restaurant on 18th street and she after
wards got away from him and notified the police
An attachment Was issued Tor the defendant.
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SECRETARY CHARDLER has returned to Washing
ton from Newburg, n. Y.

BIDS REJECTED-The bids for furnishing COM
pound aInor plate for the turret amor of the Man.
tonomah have been rejected by the Secretary OF the
Navy, who will readvertiSe for bids.
GEN SHERMAN returned to Washington to-day
from Cleveland, Ohio He is now engaged In the
preparation Of his annual report, prior to relin-
gushing active command of the army on the LIST
prOXimO.
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LONa PENDING Law SUIT ENDED.-The famous
case OF Asa Packer against Noble Hammett & Co.
In which the halter claimed to be partners In the
Lehigh Valley Railroad company, controlled by the
former, was ended at PittSburg Thursday by de-
csion against the plaintiffs and directs them to Bay
the costs The proceeding was commenced more
than twenty-six years ago. Since that time all OF
the original parties to the suit have died 1t IS said
that the expenses OF the case when It reached the
Supreme Court was over amilOn dollars and its (e.
edSiOn involved many millions more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-20

THE NAVAL ADVISORY BOARD will, in it's report
70 Congress, recommend the construction Of q
number OF new war vessels
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I'd Edition.
Latest qGlGgrans to The Star.
Conservation Of Assistant Bishop Pot
ter.
AN IMPOSING CEREMONY AT GRACE CHURCH, NEW

Conservation Of Assistant Bishop Pot
AN mrosISa CEREMONY .r GRACE CHURCH. NEW
New YORK, Oct a0-The conservation OF the Rev.
DT. henry c. Potter as assistant bishop of the dio
c,ee oi New York took place this morning at Grace
chnrcn The ceremonial was probably the most
imposing that has ever taken place at the consecra
,ion OF b hop OF the Protestant Episcopal church
In this country, forty bishops and over six hundred
ciergym taking part In the services Admission
TO the church was by ticket and there was scarcely
ing shortly after the doors were thrown open.
me visiting and resident ministers formed in pro-
fore o n guiding antns on Broadway and shorty be-
usher robed In white, followed by the faculty and
sft.e aS OF the General Theologtcal Seminary
a sn these came the visiting clergy, several hum
9fea Id number, in their robes. Next came the resi-
dent clergy.
When the bishops had taken their places in the
chancel the communion service was read by Bishop
stevens OF PENNSYLVANIA The eptstle for the day
WAS p read oy Bishop Lay OF Easton and the Gospel
c oy Bishop Wnipple Bishop Williams, Of Connect
sn The coaseerators were the presiding Bishop
S Sa1 W q Kentgcky and Blshops Williams
Huntington. The prosecutors were Bishops Lay,
OF EaSton; and Howe. OF Central Pennsylvania. The
from the diocese OF New York, the Rev. DR.: ". e.
Egenbradt the testimonials from the house OF dep
les, and the Rev Dr.. VIM. Pattlock the testimo-
s mouse oenfofmlts eSh9 aRs Aasg
was said by Bishop Seymour, Of Springfield. The
tlen pronounced At the conclusion OF the services
tle assembled bishops, ministers and prominent
iaynen partook OF a collation. in q restaurant adj
Presbyterians in Favor Of Prohibition.
PrrTsBuRGH, Oct sO.-The session OF the Presby-
terrain Synod this morning was almost entirely
Occupied with discussion Of the report of the
committee on temperance. The resolutions are
Strongly in favor Of prohibition and declare the sale
ana manufacture Of alcoholic liquors as beverage
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TiIden Can Turn q Handspring.
From the Ithaca Journal
Since Ohio was heard from Samson J. T1lden's
health has had to be tied down with a rope.
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NEw CLASS FORMING.
FRENCH PRONUNCIATION

MsstHr 2ranteed in eighteen lessons Class limited
Cards of admission 81. Course opens Thursday No
Nei,~r 1885, before which date Cards mus.
b. obtained. IUCIEN 4. G. COIIIERE A M a native,
of Paris France. 1855 street northwest ole lot
NATIONAL SCHOOL. OF EIOCUTION AND ORA
1Nniat5c Art--Mrs ADALINE DUNAI, MACK, i2f4 X
street northwest Glasses formed pupils received and
cIrcuiIrS To- lie had al residence o8-ssws
4 RI SCHOOL. 1873 ST. n. W.. OPP. FRANKLIN
N Park Fourteenth annual session. Thorough in
ftr-tl"l IN drawing AID painting. Mechanical draw
ing. Prof. Charles SChisar.
oS- In Mrs. s. Z. FULLER PRINCIPAL
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AT IVY CITY TO-DAY.
The Third RarA.
War ON the Pound Men.

The third race was won by Faircount, Of Pett1n-
paid $7.76
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METROPOLITAN CLUB,

THE YELLOW FEVER At BRRwTON.-The experts
sent to Brewton, Ala, by Surgeon General Hamil-
ton, Of the marine hospital SERVICE to make an In
vestgataon of the epidemic at that place. have re-
Up to yesterday there had been thirty-four cases
and eighteen deaths. DR.: Hamilton says that this
Is very high rate Of mortality: The population Of
the town is between three and i've hundred but the
disease Is not spreading to any extent. The adjon-
ing towns have Guaranteed against BrewtOn
Disinfectants from the hospital supplies at New
Orleans win be sent to the mayor OF BreWtOn.
APPOINTMENT IN THE WAR DEPARrxKET.-Secre-
tary Lincoln to-day appointed Jos. W. Piles, col
ored, Of Missouri, to 81 600 clerkship in the War
vice commission, before whom he passed an excel
lent examination
SURGEON GENERAL WALES TERN OF OFFICE
The question as to when the term OF Office OF sur
geon General p S. Wales as chief OF the bureau Of
medicine and surgery, will expire, has at last been
settled DR.. Wales was appointed August is, 1879
but his commission was not issued until January
90 1850. The appointment was for term OF four
years 1t has been decided by the Secretary OF the
Navy that DIR. Wales term began with the date of
months TO serve. 1t is expected that Dr. Wales
will be reappOinted, although Medical Director N
NJ. Gunnen Is being strongly pushed for the place..
PROPOSED MUSEUM IN CoRKA-The special mis-
sion from the government OF Tab Chorun has re-
Gently asked the cooperation Of the Department OF
State in the establishment OF a museum at Seoul.
their capital, In which. among other things will be
exposed samples and models OF articles Of foreign
export, such as machinery, mining and agricultural
implements, geological Instruments and the varied
material Of every description likely to prove OF In
terest and benefit to the population OF twelve MIL
lion souls, emerging from most primitive state.
The merchants and manufacturers OF the linked
States are invited to contribute No date has been
our government win do ali that it can to prolnote
the object In view.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office the chief signal
officer today am, 6l.3; ii am, 63 q IN, $50
Maximum, CSC; minimum. $50.
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OANEST on PARLE PARIS.r-EI.EGANT
a1.a thorough fssnch Tuition. PrIvsteay OF Ia
: 5ssn3iy cizs~<- Prof. II. LARhOQUE, graduate Of
Sorbonne Paris. 933 6 street. Also. Lstn, GFsek,
s&Eca.st, Italian, German. etc eep2l- Inns
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Amos Birney and others, by their attorney. Mr.
Fred w. Jones' filed bill in equity to-day against
Marianne IL Biney and others, praying for parti
dam, White Haven, Orelps Folly and Jacob" AND
that certain deeds OF trust, dated fn 1928 and re-
posed In Amos Birney, may be declared at an end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-20

DROFESSOR ALEX. DE wOIOWSKI REOPFNS
ms Musical Institute at $40 New York avenue NV.
Tor Singing and Piano Instruction by his remarkably
short method Parties for Paror Concerts Operas and
Oraor1os viii find their Mecca in Professors system
which the shortest and best saving years of PRACTICE
and training voices quickly TO the very highest culture
Ladies' seIninaTies attended to- auI7
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EDUCATIONAL.

~ kEFIELD KINDERGARTEN - PRIMARY AND
NJ Normal School, ISL St and Columbia Branch
kndercarten. cor. NJ ave. and st. NV. ANNA B.
OGDEN. Principal I'm .
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A ELLINGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILDING,
School for Boys and Young Men Number limited
only scholars OF good moral character received Fall
term of 1883 begins Sept 10th Day and Evening SEES
slons CAREFUL and thorough instruction in the Com
mon English Branches. Book keeping, Short hand
Higher Arithmetic, Algebra Geometry Latin and Greek
BURTON MACAFEE A NJ
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court to Har-
nSon Bradley Brown and Delphine Wilmarth:
Edward NJ. Raines and Florence Is. Hayes, both OF
HeathSYille, Va,
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,ial Correspondence Of THE EVENING stan.

Special Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
NEW YORK. October H.
Mr. Abbey's methods OF management are now
clearly defined. He believes I'm senSationaSIn. By
1t he has reaped an enormous fortune and won his
way TO the foremost rank OF American managers. He
does not pretend to be cultured in dramatic art HIS
ignorance In operate matters is often apparent He
mas produced nothing new, and, in some respect,
has done nothing TO benefit the stage yet he is
day the most successful manager In the world for
mSyearS. He managed Booth for single season, and
the tour was triumph. Abbey billed the tragedan
as he would have billed circus. He made him
sensation. He.made Bernhardt, Salvini. Patti and
Langtry sensations and he is now engaged I'm the
manufacture OF gigantic boom in the interests OF
Henry Irving. The Irving sensation. however,
has already become ureSome 1t promises to be
great bore.
MRS. LANGTRY ONCE MORE.
Mrs Langtry has become quite cratic as Bern
hardt. Nothing has produced so much suppressed
excitement of late the fact that the Jersey Lily
has brought her mother over with her from Eng
land. Most people never supposed, for an instance
that Mrs. Langtry had a mother. They believed
that she was spontaneous outgrowth of the Island
OF Jersey. After the high links year ago. it never
was expected that she would bring her mot her with
her on her next trip. 1t is observed with consider
able satisfaction by New Workers of dudish procy-
tiles that Mr.. Frederick Gebhard was on deck at the
proper place and time. Mrs LangtryS affection for
MT Gebhard seems as deep as ever. II is pure,
holy, diintereSted and ideal love- Freddys love is
OF the same sort. 1t is beautiful
MR. CALLAGHAN's ABSENCE.
1t would be Interesting to find out where that
wicked Old man Callaghan Is at this time. Callaghan
Is unquestionably the red letter ssmasher" OF the
present day. Any man who, when trespassing
closely upon four score years, can plunge two
women SO deeply in love with him that the result
Is disgrace for one and the penitentiary for the
other, deserves attention. Catlaghan ought to
come back to his native city and walk up and down
broadway. 80 as to furnish additional attraction to
LIE In the metropolis 1t would be interesting to
watch his fiery career for another score of years or
more.
CLUB GOSSIP.
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4 tHARIES ,. DONCH. TEACHER OF PIANO AND
~ Violin. COS II street northwest
Piano music for receptions aud private parties a sre
calty. sen1S az,
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INHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF I.ANGUAGI

FGNHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
IS FRANKLIN STREET Baltimore Jolly
91o laTH STREET n ". washington. Princitui. -
2S3 WESTMINSTER STREET Providence
154 FREMONT STREET, Boston.
Best OF native teachers only most thorough and eca-
clous thod special advantaes for learning CONVERSE
ton: IRINATE LESSONS AT SCHOOL. or at STU
DENIS, RESIDENCE Superior teachers furnished to
Other schools and to families. Office Hours to IN
~~ w 1870
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A MOONLIGHT LAUNCH-About 10k o'clock last
Wednesday evening there was very successful
launch OF boat built by Mr. George ETskine on his
farm, lebanon" Va Mr.. Ersk1ne's niece, Miss
Kate r. Hall, of Baltimore, named her, with q few
weli-ch0sen remarks edith May" She is 72 feet
keel and % feet inches BEAM and is said to be the
finest boat OF the kind on the Potomac.