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THE COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted by the District Judiciary
Yesterday.

Court in General Ttrm-JuStices Macarthur,
Hdgncr, and acknowledgement for to-day !:
Nos 2, 3, A. 3, 7, 10, l6. H. 10, and %.
Equity Court-Justice C0r.-Mills vs. Mills;
sale ordered and c, C. Cole, s. I. Thomas and
I. A. Lambert appointed trustees to sell. Pat
terson VS.. Patterson; sale confirmed nisi.
Phillips VS.. Walbridge; motion to yacate order
of reference to the auditor ovcrrulcd. Bal.
man VS.. Seal commission ordered TO issue to
get answer of infant. HELEN VS.. Allen, re-
straining order discharged. Assignment for
to-day; Strobel VS.. Strobel; Somerville VS..
Tenant Campbell VS.. Boss: Chadwick VS..
Wright; lIerbest vs. VII liams; Thompson VS.,
Thompson; Mcclellan VS.. Mclntire; Hamilton
vs. Clarke; Alley vs.. Lyon Quirk VS.. Robinson;
letter VS.. Buchanan Walker VS.. Butler
Brown VS.. Moses; Donnelly vs. Donnelly /;
Nickerson VS.. Niokcrson.
Criminal COut-JUstic lIWic-Albert Beckett,
assault with intent to kill Wash t. Nalor;
nrraigned and plead not guilty. VIM. Nichol-
son, assault with intent to kill lSlice officer
Ino. Z. Henkle; guilty; sentenced to six months
in Jail. James o. DOnnell, assault two cases.;
not guilty VIM. H. Bankett, housebreaking;
forfeiture Of recognizance set aside. Assign
ment for today--Dlstslct cases: Theodore Pitt,
]. d. Donnelly, and T. II. Moran, unlicensed
bar; John schultz, John Albert, and John
Brown, selling on Sunday; J. V. n. Huyck and
Samuel Etnslein, fast driving; VIM. 7. Cole,
Sunday bnr
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

The leave of absence granted First Lieut.
Edward W. Casey, 22d infantry, has been cx'
tended two days,
Second Lieut., John b. BclingCr eth cavalry,
has been transferred to the 9TH cavalry, and
will proceed to Join troop l., Fort Mckinney,
Wyoming territory, for duty.
Under the provisions of section / Of the act
of congress approved June 80, 1852, FIRST Lieut..
phiuea, +. Barnard, 9th cavalry, was by opcr.
alton of law yesterday retired from active
service
Lieut., Comdrs Charles ONCil und Caspar +,
Goodrich and Assistant Engineer George ID,
strickland have been ordered to examination
for promotion; Passed Assistant paymasteT
Charles n. littlcheld, to the Saratoga, 3lst in
slant; Passed Assistant Engineer William W,
IIcatOn, 10 duty on the board of inspection OF
foreign ships, Surgeon Joseph Hngg has re-
ported his return from the Quinnohuugund has
been placed on waiting orders; Passed Assist
ant paymasler l., j, Boggs, detached from the
training ship Saratoga 3lst Instant and or
| dorGd TO settle accounts ANA walt orders
| Henry Mel. +. Iluso commissioned 10 b. an
! Auslgn from the u OF June, 1882.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-15
LOCAL BRIEFLET

Edwin b, Smith, New York; George r. Oglo,
Domestic, Eng, and II, ., Emory, PhilNdel.
pima, are AT the Riggs.
The name of Gen. G, W. Balloch is being
pressed by his host OF friends Tor the nomina.
ton as chief of water inspectors in the district,
u vacancy occafiOned by the removal of MIR.
LOrmun,
Mr. Robert Bonn, of New York, has been
added to the CORDS Of teachers at the Spence
rian Business college, lie viii have special
charge OF the sten0graphic or machine short,
hand department.,
Mrs, Peursons, of England, president of the
British WOman's Temperance association, aud
gifted evangelist, will speak at the head
quarters Oilhe Womens Christian Temperance
union, opposite the pOstolice department to-
day " Up. N.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-15
FOR CHAnIrY,s SAKE.
The Associated Qualifications" for Dcsti
tute ColOred Women and Children.

At a meeting of the board of managers Of
the Associated Charities held at the central
Office, 92i G street, last evening, reports were
submitted, showing that 1902 persons had up
piled during the past month for assistance;
of these, 4 had been furnished transportation,
II food, 8 lodgings, S employment, and 10 In
various other ways. Contributions have been
made as follows Charles Baum, $40 ; Mrs NJ.
C. Alexander, 81; Harvey Lindsey, 50 ; ID. L.
Cahill, So Reports from the Free kindcgar-
ten and East Washington Industrial schools
were read. Mr.. solomon, who has recently re-
turned from Europe, made short address, In
which he explained the system of the various
European charity associations, and said that
the American associated charities were lar
in advance of those of foreign nations, and
that 1t would not be long before these countries
would adopt our system.
The ladies having charge of the home for
destitute colored women and children held a
meeting last evening in All Souls church.
The report of the treasurer showed that there
was in hand In the private fund of the treas
ury SS49.2s. The secrctary's report showed
that In Sept. 80 the number of inmates at the
home was lO3; that much sickness had boen
caused by the proximity of slaughter houses
and also bad sewerage, but improvements
| have recently been made which will remedy
| the evil. A touching story was told of n wo-
man who, by the reported death of her nus
| band, q sailor, was forced to send her child u
the home. After three years her husband
who had been shipwrecked, returned to this
city, and they now sought to have the child
restored to them. Their request will be com
piled with.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-15

Fairfnx Comfy Republicans.

BALTIMORE, Oct. li.-Virginia 6s consolidi
ted, 3s; past due coupons, 3i12; new lOiOs, I
bid to-day.
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Washington stock Exchange Quotations.
BnltImore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE. oct. 1i.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, 97sc. Flour quiet and steady Howard
street and western super!ne, s2.2592.75; do
extra, 81 906p3bO do family, s3.75(GL75; city
mills superfne s2.37G2.76 do. extra, 5000
1857 ; do. Rio brands si.626ei.75 Pntapsco
family, $3.50 do. superlativc patent, $500
WhoGt-SOuthcrn steady; western easy; south
ern red. Si6ss7c; do. amber 93Dojc: No. Mary
land S7lS6pSSc; No, 2 western winter red spot,
sl1E9SllSc; october, sl6pSl9Ec; November, So
CDs27kc; December, SiS@s5c; January, Sl5s@
SSI1c. Corn-SOuthcrn quiet and nominal;
western dull and nominal; southern white.
57GD5Sc: do. yellow, 60c, Oats about steady;
southern, 3lGG3jc; western white, 33g3ic; do
mixed. 3Oo32c Pennsylvania, 3l@3ic. Rye
steady Mt 62065c. Hay steady; prime to
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, Sl40Og
1000. Provisions easy, but not quotably
lower; mess pork, tl7.5O bulk meats, shoulders
and clear ribsides, packed, 724@l0lI; bacon
shoulders SIC: clear rib sides, ll94c; hams,
l5lS@l6%c; lard, refined, 0Lc. Butter firm;
western packed, l00lSc creamery, 2292sc.
Eggs steady AT zoe. Petroleum lower; refined.
75g@75sc Coffee dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary
to fair. gl4ml0i9c. Sugar quiet; soft, &c.
Copper Refined quiet at l9.@l21ac. Whisky
steady at sl.1S6sl.lg. Freghts to Liverpool per
steamer firm; cotton, 3-l6d: flour, Is; grain, 10
ilad. eipts-Flour, i,07l barrels: wheat i6,-
0JJ bushels corn, 1000 bushels; oats 5000
bushels; rye, 5000 bushels. hipments-Whcat,
10000 bushels Sales-Wbeat, $4,000 bushels;
corn, 5000 bushels,
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Oct. li.-Virgnia is, consollda-
ted, 3s; past due coupons, 3i19i new lO,iOs, SO
bid to-day,
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Deeds Filled for Record Yesterday.

ST., south side, bet, nth and 18th II; O., lots
90 and 20, Gulick's sub. of 81. 9S1 VIM. w,
Metcalf trustee, ct al, to Peter Morris, $3.50.
ID St. east side, bet. and ID sls $. O., lot IL,
Bond ct al, trustees, sub. of 1877, Samuel G..
Hucy to Mary A. McGrath, $500.
South Cap. ST., east side, at southeast cor. of X
st. S. e., lot 10, and on South Cap, ST., bet. X
and l. s. e., in So. COZ; John T. West to James
II, Grant so,
South Cap st. east side, bet. and L sts 2. c.,
lot .; So 697, Albert C. West TO James ii.
Grant, So
18th ST., east side, bet. @ and st, s. G., pit. lot
10, SO, 1920, Thomas IL. q. Todd to William
Keele, $3.50.
st., north side, bet. list and North Capitol
ST., lot l6l, NJ. Kelly's sub. of 81. Glj, Jacob
ID. Wilson to Clement Robinson, 81, 200.
| st., north side, bet. 9th and 10th SITS. $. c.,
part lot 3, So, $50, Sarah A. j. DeNenle to
Mary r. Acton, s..
LIST St, east side, bet. g and SITS, n. o. part lot
II, So. 72i, James ID. O'Donnoll to William
H. Carr, $50.
Lot As, So i2l, Marcia L, Elliot to Edward NJ.
Benty, $1,000.
COUNTY.
Mt Pleasant, east half of lot -, s. p. Browns
sub, Will am Birney 10 George Il. Graham
SlSl75O,
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CSDERT.IKERS.

r-rvcrvthlng strictly hrst-clNss AMI onsr,
"a.
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A FAMOUS ENGLISH DIVINE.


Ophioh VI "lAuhlOneb Noth IN EViIliVs'
distinguished company of ecclesiastical
and judicial dignitaries gathered ut Judge
brakes residence, on Twentieth street, last
night to welcome to the city Rev. DIR. New
man Hall, the famous English divine and pull
pit orator, who arrived by the afternoon train
rom New York. The Visitors seemed more
inclined to discuss EngiMh than American
topics, confcssing that he had not yet had
time to digest what he had heard aud seen OF
this country
'If Gladstone had youth enough" said he,
"hc would abolish the house Of lords The
change must come, though England will
surely be governed by elective bodies, and
that soon"
lie spoke very enthusiastically of Gladstone,
whose mental vlgor he compared with that OF
would lie awake all night before making q
speech and again after Its delivery while
Gladstonos only preparation aud sole rcGrca-
tive remedy was good sleep.
Among those who filled Judge brakes par
Tors wcro Justices Harlan and Matthews, ex-
Justice strong, Prof Noursc, Gen. John Eaton,
Drs. Taber Johnson Harvey, and Presbrey
Rev. Drs. Patton, Bartlett, Butler, Bullock,
| sunderland, Pit2er, Little, Lee, Wynkoop,
Patch, French, and Ramsdell and Mr.. Il. Nor
risOn
Dr. Hall has consented to extend his visit to
Friday morning., in order to preach Thursday
| night at the New York Avenue Presbyterian
church in addition to his sermon at the Con
| gregationnl church tonight. lie has an en-
| gagement In New York Friday evening.
Surry chapel, London, the Independent or
Congregational church In London, over which
| Dr. Hall has presided for nearly quarter of d
century, was famous union center during the
| civil war, and the eloquent preacher had
much to do with sustaining the sympathy with
| the north in England,
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Vital Questionsiii

hsk Tho most eminent physicidn
OF any school what is tho host thing in
the world for quetiug and allaying all
irritation of the nerves. aud curing all
forms of nervous complaints, giving nat
ural, childliKe, refreshing slways sleep?
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
"Some form Of Hops y"
CHAPTER (.
Ask any or all of the most eminent
physicians;
"What is the best and only remedy that
can be relied on to cure all diseases of the
kidneys aud urinary organs, such rs
Bright's disease, diabetes. retention or
inability to retain urine and all the dis
cases and ailments peculiar to Women
And they will tell you explicitly aud
emphatica ly "BuehN !!g
Ask tho same physicians
What Is the most reliable and suress
euro for all liver diseases or dyspepsia;
constipation. indigestion, bilonSness, ma
laria, fever, ague, &c." and they will tot,
you:
Mdndrdkcl or Ddpdelion ~
Hence, when these remedies arc combined
with others equally valuable,
And compounded into Hop Bltters such a
wonderful and mysterious curative power Il
developed which Is so varied in its operations
that n0discaso or i'll health can possibly exist
or resist Its power, and yet IL Is
Harmless for the most frhil woman, weakest
| invalid or smallest child to use
CHAPTER II.
"Patients
almost dead or nearly dying
For years, and given up by physicians
| Of Bright's and other kidney diseases,
| liver complaints, severe coughs, called
] rongumDtion hnyD been cured.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-15

The Capital Bicycle club, at Its club house,
No. 9l0 street northwest, last night inau-
gllrated' for this season what are known as
their lady nights. Last winter, once month";
they rendered reception to their lady friends
and they not only proved successful. but
brought the club into prominent notice and
secured for 1t most commendable reputation.
The club house was brilliantly lighted last
night the members were in full uniform, and
received their guests with generous hospital
ity. There was q strong array of ladies pres
ent. The entertainment embraced vocal and
instrumental music with dancing to finish
the pleasures of the evening. Refreshments
We're abundant and generously supplied
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THE MARK ti'r-.


and Baltimore Prices.
NEW YoRK, oct. H.-About nine ont Of ten
persons Mt the Windsor hotel last night reclt-
oned the republican majority in ohio to-day
would be from 10000 to 1000, and Mr.. Jones,
chairman of the republican committee, osti-
mated It at from 1900 to 1900. Mr' Cam
mack had a dispatch from prominent demo-
cratic citizen Of Cincinnati giving up ohio to
the republicans by 5000
Goulds adyccs indicated about 1000 ma.
jorlty, and he was greatly clatod over the pros
poets
The brokers say that Connor's liberal orders
TO buy stocks yesterday were apparent all day
aud this buying caused the advance y: T.
Morgan said he had been surprised himself ut
the strength and advance established, as nc
had not expected i until To-Day nc believed Not1
saturday. He said Gould had received very
cheerful kilograms from ohio, and TINS had
probably treasured him Of the result to-day
Morgan said he was bull himself on ~. Paul;
Union Pacific, Pacific Mail, and Delaware and
Iackawnnnn and he believed Western Union
telegraph would soon advance
1t Is expected that the Official report OF Sc,
curitiCs In the Western Union treasury VIII
show handsomely, IL Is known that the coW'
pany holds e., OOO,000 of Bell telephone stock,
which pays ~ per cont, and for when me
company refused $3.50 per share year ago
Also n good lot Of Cuban cable stock aud lot
of valuable bonds of old companies.
Morgan thinks politics will soon cease to
| have any marked effect on stocks, and prices
| will go Zip as soon rs the railroads harmonic
Cammack and WocrishuefIer each made few
small bets with young republican banker
| last evening on the general result.
Chicago dispatch says that east bound
rites are dcmornllrd, and the indications are
| that they will be worse before Saturday the
most the lines pretend to be filling up old
| contracts.
CHICAGO. oct. 1.-the visible supply of
grain, Oct II. as compiled by the secretary of
| the Chicago board oil trade, Is as follows
Wheat, W,ll4,OQO bushels: corn, 10000
bushels; onts 3,73GO0O bushels; rye, 75s,OJO
bushels; barley, LOS, 900 bushels.
The ain in st ire at Oh cage, Oct. II, was
| rs follows: Wheat, d,E8,WO bushels; corn,
100000 bushcl oats, 3liOOO bushels; rye,
i35,OOO bushels; barley, l2d,0)l bushels. Total
s,iiS,OO0 bushels against lO,696OOO on the same
dnte last year
There was small panic in crude oil certih-
Gates to-day, and on Change the excitement
was intense ut times, with several rumors of
failures, but the rumOrs were not confirmed.
| Prices opened at G61 as against GS!4 TO 60 the
close Of yesterday, dropped quickly to 6l19,
but closed steadier at 62I4 bid.
Quotations Of Tuesdays Stock Sales.
The following have been furnished nv Bate
man a Co, bankers 1i1l + street, being the
most active stocks In the New York exchange;
nat. ah Ia..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-15

B-street Merchandise. 8 | . ks
Germnntowns. .."...... 2 O-lo
Earned runs-B-Strcet Merchants, .; Ger
mantown l. Two.base hits-Fuller, Hughes,
jackson, Buckingham, and lIouck, Three
base hit-Hughes First base on balls-B'
Street Merchants, .; Germantown, l.. Double
plays-Jackson and Danch. Passed balls.
McCarth g. Burke, 1; Winklcman, 2. Time OF
game-l:30. Umpire-Larncr.
GAMES ABROAD.
At 81. Louis-St Louis Union, Z; Boston, ..
At New York-Metropolitan 4; Cincinnati, ..
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, o; 81. Louis, 0. For
feited game.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 10; indianapolis, 4.
Exhibition game.
At Pittsburg-Louisvillc 10; Allegheny, 3.
At Richmond-Toledo, 3; Virginia, .
At Phll0delphia-Phila q; Athletic,
4.
At Bufialo-Buflalo IA; Boston, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures Union, 3 Bnlti'
more, o.
At Kansas City-National, s Kansas City 2.
AT Detroit-Ncw York, 4 ; Detroit, ..
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Admitted to the Supreme Court.

The following We're yesterday admitted to
practice in the supreme court Of the United
States l., c. Blanchard and George C, Nor
gan, of OskaOosa, Iowa; Ii. q. Wluslow, of
Francisco, Cal. Alexander Mccoy, of Chi
cago, Ill.,; A. G. Brown, of New York city;
James A. lIovcy aud II. IL, Bliss, of Washing.
ton, d, C., and Eugene Williams, of Waco,
Texas.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-15

The republican club of Seminary IIill, one
Fairfax county, held Its first meeting for the
present campaign last Saturday evening. The
former president and secretary John w, Creed
were passed Endorsing the action taken by the
republican state central committee mt Rich.
mOnd pledging the clubs support TO Blaine
and Logan and recommending u continuance
for Blaine aud Logan. Addresses were made by
Messrs. Creed, Hill, and FRITZ Of Fairfax
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-15

There will be IL grand Blaine and Logan
demonstration and flag raising NJ locsburg
Va, next saturday. Among the speakers will
be Hon, Fred Douglass Prof Grecncr, Hon, A,
phaX, and H. Lacey, All clubs from Wash.
mgton and noighboring places have been in,
vted. The National band. of Washington
win head the procession. Round trip tickets
from Washington cost Sl,l5. The train leaves
Washington ut O;2O II. m. and Leosburg Al
M.ll u m.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR WORKED LUMB
IDRoPosALs FOR THE PURCHASE OF
Il SQUARE No, 100, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, u. C.,
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
NNAGtIINHTnN Gnpt a IAA1

WAsuISGToS. Sept. 10, 1884.
Sealed Proposals, addressed TO the under
signed will be received at this Office until MON
DAY, THE 10Th DAY OF n NOVEMBER. 1884,
for the purchase of square numbered one nun
dred and nine, in the City OF Washington, d, G..
Terms-One-fourth cash, and the remand""
payable in six months without interest, on
cash at bidders option.
Proposals may be made for ali (I2S 1916 square
feet more or lessl or any portion Of said square.
All bids to be for the square foot Of ground,
A deposit of 10 per centum of the amount bid
for must be made with the collector taxes IN
cash, and his receipt for the same must accom-
Sany each bid.
Tic right to reject any or NIL bids is reserved
by the Commissioners
An abstract Of title can bo examined at this
office.
BY order of the Commissioners District of Co
lumbia. WILLIAM TINDAIL,
sci 7-wfm-tno10 Secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-15

Detective Coxyesterday arrested Laura Free
man, seamstress, for larceny The woman
had been employed by Mrs q, NJ. Latham, OF
1912 Fourteenth street northwest, aud several
articles of wearing apparel other goods, so in
money, II pistol, and II clock were missing af.
ter she LEFT. A search warrant was secured,
and the woman's house, on the corner Of Sixth
and ID streets northwest, was searched and the
articles found by Detective Cox and Ohicer
Lamb,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-15

The Arbitration League and Worlds Peace
society met at the Colonization building last
night for the first time since the July adjourn
mCnt, There was some earnest talk and a
strong protest against the proposed scheme OF
st. Louis to capture the worlds ihir and con-
Of the discovery Of America, preparations for
which were long since made IN Washington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-15

The Union Bethel Historical and Literary
association held its opening meeting of the
season of lSSi.Sj last evening at Bethel hall.
A large audience was present. A paper was
read by the president Mr.. X, j. Smith, con-
tanning u review of last years work, and one
was read by Mr. j. W, Cromwell on the col
Ored Exhibits tor the International EXPOSE
ton" upon which Mr. James Dean spoke. In
teresting papers will be presented for discus
sion every Tuesday evcging during the year.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-15

Col. Armstrong delivered lecture on mi
hilism' at Lincoln hall last evening, He be.
gan with description of the assassination of
the car, with the immediate causes which led
to it, and referred to the crimes of various
Russian dynasties, which crimes, he said, wero
the cause of nihilism, The history OF the rise
and progress of nihilism was given. The lee
ture made Il profound impression on the audi
ence, which showed its approval by frequent
applause.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-15

The surgeon general of the Marine hospital
service yesterday issued an order closing the
United states quarantncs ut Cape Charles,
Sapcllo' sound, and Delaware brcakwater FROM
and after Nov. L.