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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
WARD GOES OUT AGAIN.
ne VISITS HIS LAWYERS OFFICE N CUSTODY OF
THE DEPUTY WARDEN.

M VISITS HIS LAWYERS OFFICE IN CUSTODY OF
THE DEPUTY WARDEN.
Ferdinand Ward, with daintiiy cOmbed mus
ache new spring -u high hat and light ovcrcoat, and
Deputy warden Herman. with spray Of lies-of-the-
valley in his button-holc stepped jaunty out Of the
main entrance of Ludlow street Jail early yesterday
morning. and sauntered toward Grand-st One tiny
Hebrew living IN Ludlow ST., cried There goes Ward"
when he saw them, and then promptly tumbled over
coal-hoe cover and lost his pretze The morning was
sufficiently cool to make walking pleasant; so Ward sug
gested that they should walk to Broadway and kthence
down town. The deputy warden did IA be was re
auesed and about 10 o'clock found himself I'm the hand
somely furnished offices OF Butler Stillman Hubbard
at No. Ill Broadway. Ward, Mr.. Herman and the
lawyers remained conversation until noon when they
took luncheon at DemOnico's. About o'clock they re
turned TO the lawyers Offices, and at y. liz Sheriff
Davidson took charge or the Prisoner
Wards conference With his lawyers was understood To
important but further than ascerttlnng that
directly upon the Tappan suit nothing could be
elected. Deputy Warden Herman said In reply 10 III
0uries that he never left the prioner; yet when he
ASKED about the conversation GoRswcen Ward ana his
LAWYERS replied that lie had not paid slcent atten-
il TO recall any thing important Sheln Davidson
during the afternoon After Ward left his lawyers once
he went ~ his former place of business and remained
there in conversation with George W Spencer MT Nc
Bride and Mr. BOOkstlNer, o. the nrm OF NandcrpOc
Green 4 Cunning, until after 10 o'clock
John 4. Wilson appointed 10y Justice DOnOhue,
Yesterday receiver Of the Booths Theatre property, III
The suit of John III. Morris against Grant & Ward.
william S. Warner Oliver K Oakes A Ales, the Equta-
he Life Assurance society and others for partoG ~
the property. Upon alidayitS furnished by Bangs IL
NtrtSon, Justice DOnoHue discontinued the suit ds
against Oliver n Cakes A Ames. julien l. Davies.
George c. Holt Otis Brothers Co.. and Ferdinand and
I4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
CHASING 4 THIEF ~ THE STREETS.

Policeman Monaghan marched a stout young
man into the Mulberry Street Police Station last
night and aTagned him before Sergeant
Lamy. The prisoner Matthew Egan
who had been wanted for several weeks for number OF
thefts In one place he stole lot OF Frsach plate
glass Ills pedigree entered upon the book Deputy
Sheriff George w. Peterson stood leaning against the rail-
ing watching the proceeding
search him. officer r. said the sergeant
AT one bound the young thief turned and sprnng down
the station seps The heavy policeman waddled out
after him Peterson followed the policeman Egan was
syift OF foot but In Mott-st the Deputy sheriff laid
heavy hand on his collar. After a short struggle Egan
was taken back and locked up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
CONTESTS WITH BALL AND BAT.

The Brooklyn and indianapolis mines played
a po.tponcd game al Washington Park. Brooklyn yester
doy in the presence Of about 1890 spectators. The
game W long and tlrcsone and many of the spectators
len tie grounds the final inning most excii
II norton ~ the gime-was finished. Mckeon the In-
Jau,,o, M cher has a slow delivery and his delbeIa-
IAN caused the game to draw along YEARLY. 1he In
danapois pay ers Dattcd Terry's pitching freely at
inca keriis and Keenan, making home runs. In the
final inning the hone players rallied at the bat but they
iud not overcome the long lead OF their opponents
Wscu Tcrry Philips KeIns and Keenan, did the best
work at the bat. while Greenwood, Geer and wilson dd
excellent work IN the field. The score was ~ oHoWS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
Tur IyCfeI.ArIVE BILL.

WAsuiNGroS. June before adjournment
q, day the House took tho legislative Appror alton
tu WITH amendment reported by the Committee ~ tle
Whole Tho amendment prohibiting committee clerks
from PERTAINING work Of pri gae character f'r mefn-
bsrs was rejected Tho amendment exempting all dis
tisfir. when mash bushels 81 less nom the opera
I'm .f fhe PROVISIONS ~ Title 30 Revised -lniuts- "a
800 - io payment Of tax Wa adopted llr ;
- IA b. other amendmeu a. were agreed To sud the
hi passed y,ss. 1885 nays, 90.
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FOURTH RACE-GREAT METROPOLITAN HAND
| 10 MILES
,,rru uACE-uANDICAP srEEPLECHAsE; SHORT
COT IISf
WINNING uorsEs AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

The attendance was large at Brighton Beach
races yesterday The first race for horses that have run
nd not won at Brighton Beach In 1854. d NILE was won
h. Phngcr Time 1:17. French pools paid SO d.
Tn second race same conditions ~ the first, y NILE
yss ,,nod l,y Vessel TIme 1:17li French pools paid
- -. 90 - -
The tirri race. selling race. one mile, was won ny
faggic -. Tmc 1873. French pools pad W. 20.
IN the fourth race selling race, one lme, the Whner
va Poinuia Time. 1:iJ. French pools PAID Sb5 80.
The IN race all a mile, was won ~ tloWef
= Meath. Tnc 2:l2i2 French pools PAID FL ~.
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Runs oarnd-Broklyr, 3; indianapolis, g. First base Oh
orr 'rs-ErOokyn indianapolis = ffSt pas' on OaIs-
lircol yu l. iaIapOiS e struck ont OONNh, %
IndaniTOs . T,tallcr on Brookyn. :; lndlanap-
korus AMI keenan,. Wild pitches -Ie'ty, McAe0h /
Passrd brs-Firrow. Keenan, 2 Time OF gaue-- hours
- mInucs Umpire-Kely.
PETIT declared Oh, for not touching first base
There q small attendance 1T Metropolitan Park TO
witness the game between tne MerCpot IN aud Jasper
mines The pro rSaDua!s, Of course, ated their OPP
IOncnts ut every point, and easily NY this scorc
Metropolitan .........-......-....0 200 rs
Ts-r ht+-Metr,pli t,ns, 10 Jasper G. Errors-Metro-
Pitchers ErutClsfcln ald sullivan
Umpr,-Mr. Quinn
The Metropolitan and Cincinnati mines play at Metro
polltn Para, ami the Brooklyn and Louisville mines ~
Washington ParA brooklyn, today.
NTw-HAyES June 1.-The Yale nine narrowly escaped
defeat at the hanis the players from Dartmouth to-
day winning by only run IN game OF ten lnnlng
lne score was; - - n , %
dartmouth .............O 5 o o l o oil
Basehts-Yae, 10; Dartmouth, 16. Errors-Yole, .;
Dartmouth, 3.
PROVIDENCE June 2.-The Providence Club, by hard
batting adc by poor cdmg play Ot their opponents,
gave The Ncw-IOrk Club good trOuncinS to-day. Tho
story Of the game i told In the score:
Providence. .........................3 %
New " - " O--0
Ba.eits-Proyi enco - New.Yorz errors-Proyidence
], NeW-YUrk IL
Other game, yesterday were: In Decentralization 10,
I'm Detroit-Detroit o, Cleveland g.
In Phadclphia-ot LOUIS ., Athletic 3.
In BatmOTe-BaltimOre 10, Columbus . Baltimore
t-uon z. Boston Union 2.
In Wilmlng0n-Louisyillo 2. Wilmington /.
In Ma.lhugtun-(i ncinnau 3 Washington U.
I'm TrentOn-TreHtOn 49, Harrisburg S.
In PTincetou-rrnceton 10, Lafayette /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
THE LATONIA RACES.

COvINGToy, Ky, June 2.-At the Latonia
Jockey Club meeting to-day the selling race for purse
" $500 distance six furonss was won by sudia bic
Marry Time, 117l9 The Harold Stakes for two-year-
ODDS five furongs won by Redsone easily In ll34'
The Gnlea Stakes for throe-year-od lilies 4 . miles,
were won nv Fallen Leaf in 2:13l2 The handicap Tor a
purse of $500 2 miles won by TaXgatheFer Ile'
2i3la The meeting interrupted by heavy shower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
THE DEMOCRATIC HOUSE DEMoRALiIEp.
MR.. uIsCocK CAUSES STAMPEDE bi "oi'oN
TO REDUCE TAXATION.
,ry TELEGRAPH To THE TRIRuNR.l


NM. uscocK CAUSES A STAMPEDE By MOTION
TO REDUCE TAXATION.
,rY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIRuNF.l
w,sutxcToN, June "A Democratic House
a., nv vote OF az TO 90 refused 10 consider NIL re-
suc.e the revenues by from s30,O0O.0oo TO SAooooO"o
n pa no, have placed itself record as opposed To all
,eapct,on 81 taxation clearly and emphaucaly han
A. d nv tins actor when Democratic majority OF over
~ snA n necessary shrink from discussion involving
the relief nun buri nsomc taxation and seeks saiey IN
nation 20 iionru at o'clock In the afternoon, II SHOWS
oainif how dcmoraked II IA and how htte II can trust
To- own members.
NJ Hiscock 10 an early hour moved to suspend "i"
rnls aid pass bill repeating the internal revenue '@Nos
"a, toiacco allowing the use OF alcohol free OF TAX III
the arts and manufactures and repeating the lA y"
erapiv distilled from fruit Mr. Cosgrove and hu'"',
es Democrats were upon their feet at once shouhs anu
rs.tscu .asing wildly. rhe onla"oti"n by whi'n ues
A. ,sto.rp Mr. Coserove made a. MI hiscock W VAN
-, 4, nave the bin read 1T least Tue point OF oruer
A.. ,,de for thi. purpose was decided Sgain''
g. "a The vote ON tho motion TO adjourn
-, a. In, t.son by veas and maya Randall had INC
.s,,,s, a. yntr nQainst adjournment No. i'"' 49,
49, ~ ~ ,la BiaeE hnrn. Mills aud the other beia
rse,ssefs 81 the Ways and Means 'ommNto" nv ~.
,t,,,, ~. carried by - majority 81 ~cNen Inc
t'u refn.Ips howcVer unfinished business hhl
- sarh can bc called up whenever ~, - u, ~.
H., .,tss.afI the rea that H. GA the hf.t ana N hVh
-. NJ, .r, month gud on the last rix days OF the "
ana la s,arc way oF another therefore, the bcu"CtH
Vii have 20 fac the question bt.Nhn,h , aua ha,
l,s,,lfs dee are Mr.. NisCocks motion 70 nav" nv'i
. a nui uu ioh A. =. Hcwit pronounced "t'"t"n ~
tbf,'Nn inin thc Democratic RANKS NhhtcN,' " -
srstiin Tat tho Democrat VII nave ua,u a ~ A.
~, ..,.. 10 rlratinn ~ taxation and That hey Ola
Not raj Themselves record regarding H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03

with AdutantJ II. stauwood recently Mnopt viii
tb"t command The proposed camp at Ne"poh.e s W.
nrobahly he abandoned "a camp cqu'Paso ""'""' "
nished nv the Ordnance Department ,u,,od NV
Thc nav Company d. 18th Regiment. or ahncnn ~
rieutenant Barnard viii he mustered by the Nv
INSPECTOR at the ArmOry tonorro" o'o"i'ie 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
NM pRgsIprNTs PRIVATE WIRE.

WASHINGTON. June "A private wire from
earo has beeu run President Arthurs Office at the
Isseutvs Mansion. by OF which he " Kept con.
tng Informed TIE progress ~ sDts ~ thht eJ 80
far ~ they relate o. the forthcoming Cnhvenuob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03

. tAuar stsintR ~ NILS pass YESTERDAY.
W,4uv0roV, jane I'm the Srnlir to-
ftv hlIs r .r reed t'trl tno anal pl's'i 90 tH""'
49, DaIIands hli p1.ii iug i1r thc collection o SHUTS
Iir. ,f ml.f.r anl divorce o. direct. tle Hlfom ".
e1iiaics col tio Treasury Department To collect tlr 't
u.iirs
Tho uou.. b1 Skiing thr rate ~ postage mail uatto
= ihn srau ,is. wheu seat ~ Pc.s,ns oihcr nan tr
ttifi ..f u. rras arcut This h, a. 70 ctmo from ih'
iisufe tsr ou. o.nf s tht rte of pos'g' "n hr"s".
prf. Webbing three ounces or ts'. MI haNY eNpihr"
g,t ts, senate Commit, on Poet Onrrs avid rost
poaia had found That some ~ me- larr' ncN'p'prs
veFhsl h.nu lvcP l1tee olncrs an bod thc 1rc cox.
tended tir u.vspiper hut OF vcfht Tor oHo cont 7oi
asr 90 fir ounces to- bi pa sod ihc senate wih h'
amrudurui
Tho nfi .r liins Right ofwnv o1or ihc pr'lc Inls Doc
AiaHiins Hal Florida 20 The Anllun ppg'nu kuiIoh
Oompauy sld granting tn a,lI 'nP'nv hr rfl' 10 rnr
rHsss public ituls n eili ttlfrt ih" hll ~ ul ht fl
nf nHy nlrf ine public sud. iu At'tna g. ilo 'I 'nh
.'t...i''.', h., ~ wl,r. ~ California. proyt
fnr flr .t. r,tri .nn trtif ~ thc -nFlrm'uth
enmm,l.lHi Eclu of Nescmncr o.. 1850 to'w"'n ti'
tsir i .fuIHts thHr-c -ihlrcts nom imp"rtns opium
aa ID, t, state. nnler p,i on n"' ' o ,'
fln1 na0 . ihun 20 o. or inp. 'nln' 4" n"' h'''
t..n st ni'n.hi. ulr rta 'h'n iuY d''' No
....I ..lI tluIrf0i bv -u'rat %. tIIia. of .un.
sbsiir.rl. .halh rctutted To- hriug opium o. af lo'
Ell ine url -ttt s, uui 1917 such opium o. POI .rit
e.4 f,r i and tna ship carj ln snah be- subject to
ttt euu.i Dee tne v.lut of soc opium,
v re s S sSsei h p' va rsr to S,c@a, the
taal ni 1885, ul' .nDc 90 one re'l'- 'nlnff AL, 49,,
,'re,. af h His-nun River ana the head watrls and
,. s ,,sat d, thc astoria ,nd wnnomucca Rail
fli ilnil, H4 rshi of wy inrpnsh public i'n. 1900"
~, ntii 10 eon ud Wlsa and n"'sA'' "'''.
ib. m FOR the rel Of Of tbc Neg rcrcos Ird'ns N "a,
qlfrio ,f ho and Of &C. allied CD Twin. up'n tn'
,rsnia i.nu.ie iaihm N.s ry1t 90. luis pm rtrs 20
firu.un.sa col the u1es nnuci l,n1, pa severe w. m
i.u u' ih, Iiuds atHu hy rr.. bose" $500 aud l-"t -
lf |I "a aftlna Sac furt on 81 bridge DO ie.'
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starting The wind blew lightly from the southeast ara
the water was smooth. The course was from inc cnD-
weIis Island aud through Hell Gate TO tho Gangway
Buoy. returning to Hunts Dock There were ,yn
classes and the winners fOllOws van WORMS
Mary Kcegan Tidal wave and A. j. Foster The time Oh
Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
SUICIDE OF A PAINTER.

Solomon Strauss, German painter, In fit OF
despondency hanged himself at his home, No 2l2 East
One hundred and eghths last night He was b4 years
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shall exceed the outstanding silver certificates 10y he
sum Of $4,000, 900, no purchase OF silver uu
made during the continuance Of such excess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03

UNCONSCIOUS AVID BLEEDING IN THE STREET
The police found an unconscious man lying
ut Broome and Thompson sts last night bleeding from
cut IN the forehead supposed have been tho resut Of
fail He NJ ss sent 70 81 ynaAa1. ua-uita.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
MR.. BLAINE orr FOR MAINE.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Mr. Blaine accom-
,uiel 90 DO family, started for M. home m Augusta
A.. tsdly. should he be nominated hy The 'on'.
t1us sad 70 friend ~ his "it would bc hHpossioe lo'
h to get away from here for "a least three weeks II"
house wuud tc,omo he Mecca OF ah P'"'"ai
A., efifna This of coufac. he would Nish To aVoh-
A. IL, Ala. miner hand hc ls nj nominated. ~ would D.
uf Ia nt ual ls well he should he in iauf a' mere
81 niaues departure o. in story 70 we oiet '
Bafta Isl n DNue0oI that the house iu Lafayette -llf
,s.ui se In I'd raft communication with chicago dntin
ils aHH.4s uf Ihr convention. " shows avn |t
~ tg iii .nr.a tp influence Doc 1uv way the nciinh
III . .,.rr. ln ms resrcct his attitude dirra 9tc itN
,,.t,YI com mai ,nti0n by pItae wire Win tncf hcu
Ifranfa lUInHen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
REAL ESTATE.

NKw-YoRK. Monday. June 2, 1884,
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
By E. II. LudfOe Co.
! 4story brick dwelling with lot, No 59s shave
73ll It Of 45tlst lot 2l.1xl2oxirregular an oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-03
FLIGHTS OF HOMING PIGEONS.
The returns to KeypOrt, n. D., to date from
" q m MAJ 30. aIa:

tho e,art in charlotte n Co at a. M, MAY 80, are:
500, si,taon Owned bv = @ Lambertsoa 6:)2 May 81
,r'rerfy. Ave 80 DIT W. z. JOi 40na $40
ft"nseyyne - DR. " Il. JOi nson atB2O
ltnrn, Ki,,g s. G. LambertsOn az S:l9 -
1T nna T. n. Couover at2 OF D. m. May II
Doubtful, ~ IL Noho.o d.
Boy, T. IL OiOfcI ~ Tina
BABY Mine, T. II. COhONII at ''V' Z" M ''D
There was a third return To the LainDertsOn ioi' Oh
sunday ma king in all nine of the eighteen sent at home
Three of the birds liberated remained all day on roof
near the Central Hotel and toward evening entered the
same room in the hotel in which they had been odged
through an open window Two or these were owned by
Ur COnover, the other by Mr.. Lambertson. one
of the Conoye and the LambesOn bird had mated ana
made themselves at home. and in the morning began
building in OF the room OF the straws lha
had dro oped from the basket The other Conover og
was evidently SICK although did not refuse ID eat ana
drink.
The returns from this Journey will be counter III
this civ a week from next Monday Tor journey from
500 miles. -, - a.,
rne four Fall River birds entered for the Journey Tor
Dullic record from 800 miles liberated ia
Craigsyle Augusta County We. by Postmaster Goodoe
NJ 1872 A. m Yesterday The conditions were IN every way
favorable to a one-day record from that distance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-02
MO SUCH SUCCESS IN THE HgToRY or LIFE
Insurance has ever been recured n fhsf atfanad

MO SUCH SUCCESS IN THE HIgTORY or LIFE
psur.4cS h.1 eycs heen recorded q that attained
TON This Society I. nov but little over three yean
Of memhershp and had In force on the ft Of the yesF
a6A ooo ooo q insurancs In the plan Of thi. As.e
hefsachsd We do not . do the old line co0panisS
chaf.s uGon an ASSUMED AoRTAL1TY and take nom IT,
need g b put INTO hsg nu!ldnss nor vet DO
ally do charge 70 render the payment q tSs
fun amount ine1i& on sach life at IN pFecaxaops
sesament is ret aside and deposted with Trust COM
pany under deedof trust Ior the policy. holdsF Ths
ease9 5000 o. 80 00o q every asseene.t By this
holdep are protected from injury By The pees Of With.
drewA OF The healthy msnnefa which win occur "a
amount Of Zach and svery certificate bs 4 foe oos on I'm
thousand d0ass y made quite - certain. TO say tia
three fmss :. much money and Md L 70 build snos-
ns3 49, 1.Y. KNIGHT. asnseS As,nA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-02
TNRUSTEES' SALE or VERY vA1uAprE m.
Il PROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY OPPOSITE CEN
STRFFH Nn; HEING HOUSE 70 2l2oN NINTH
WHICH IT STANDS Wv

TRUSTEES SALE or VERY VALUABLE I'M.
l. RK9yED p BHTsINEss PRoPERTY OPPOSITE CEN
SHf IT sAaSbss and shs kSF IN
Pursuant 70 decree OF the Supreme Court Of thee
Faulty daasss ssssa The d ga az e
Johnson and Othsrs dsfendans. and under and Sy
e.: d .Sd q rssssPssa E
e. z snd % E fS s g. Use.
s1fH Gn BAY OF iAs m Eis A. r fiHH oSEoSf
e :.,sI il tsss.s Rsss IS
e"ase sssnS
sne @ point "a 9Th street dpt
.oSth twenty ayeSa 81 Ssncs wet eighty
in sad square thence northwariy with said east line
s sSaS sas sSuxsSd ~ smith
eastwardy AID 9TH street snd sns pisos q be-
GINNING. together with the Improvement A right Of
G n &
lot and the property adjoil. IN he north.
from day Of sale with per cent interest the
sory notes OF gurchsser to be given for defs pay.
hs Hn 'fs sSd e the a. S
the purch Terms Of sale to Be compiled With n
ten days from day q sale Trustees reserve the right
after such notice may seem proper 10 the Trsteea
Geposit Of $3.50 t. be made when bid il accepted
s sa Z Z. EAbSESToSNsszFox.} rsu.s...
4Al 5th street northwest. :
.,a..,... 70 HokTz4AN; Aacttonssr.
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A Social Sensation.
NEW ORLEANS PEOPLE EXCITED OVER THE
SEQUEL 10 BkILLIANr MAKRIAGE.

NEW ORLEANS PEOPLE EXCITED OVER THE SAD
sEQURL TO A BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.
A telegram to the New York Times, from New
Orleans, May 1st, says: Eleven months ago the so
cial sensation OF this city the brilliant wedding
at the cathedral OF the beautiful daughter OF Chief
Justice Edward Bermudez, OF the supreme court OF
louisiana, to Henry Fargas lieutenant of artillery
In the army OF France. The ceremony was per-
formed by the late Archbishop Perche assisted by
Bishop Leroy, and accompanied by the most I'M
presstve religious and social accessories The groom
was young and handsome, and the bride or noble
ancestry, the acknowledged queen OF our creole
bellies, while the acquaintance and cOurtshp were
the poetry OF romance. After the wedding the
happy couple left for Chicago and New York and
then for Europe. Now. the sad sequel comes In the
latest news from Paris, whispered with dismay
from lip to lip. The story is thai while the lieu
tenant was engrOssed at q distant point, the COL
onel Of his regiment at Paris lay siege to the heart
or the young wife, and when the lieutenant re-
turned he found state OF Affairs existing that to
his mind 1ustiked his taking the life OF his COM
manding onicer. He cabled q message 70 the
family OF his wife to come and get their daughter
and then fed the country to avoid the penalty OF
his crime. Mrs Bermudez has already eft for
Europe to bring home her unhappy child
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-02
A Suspicious Travesty.

From the New York Herald.
From the beginning the case has been a suspi-
cious travesty, and affords fresh illustration OF
the rottenness OF criminal administration I'm WASH
ington when the accused is public man OF PROM
tnence and political influence.
Both the charges and the evidence against Kel-
logg are of the most direct and explicit kind There
Is the testimony OF James B. Price that he gave
Kellogg twenty thousand dollars in drafts and a
promSSOry n ote as bribe. There is the testimony
OF John A: Walsh that as banker he cashed this
paper and paid the money TO kellogg and Brady,
an accOmplice in the tranaction There are the
drafts and the note with their tell-tale indorse-
ments. There are other proofs less direct but
rObOratory.
All this evidence has from the start been within
the reach and at the service OF the government In
spite OF 1t two different grand uries failed TO indict
kellogg In the summer OF 1852. IL was openly
charged that his escape was brought about by cor
rupt influence I'm the grand jury room. IL was not
until March. 1883, that his Indictment secured
More than year passed before the Department OF
Justice brought him TO trial. and then the case
was thrown out OF court on technicality which ft
Is amazing that the prosecution did not foresee and
avoid II IL really meant TO prosecute the republican
member Of Congress and delegate TO Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-02

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sTORY BRICK
HOUSE, No, llS EAST CAPITOL STREET IN
THE SQUARE GENERALLY SUPPOSED TO BE
THE ONE WHICH CONGRESS WILL PURCHASE
FOR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-02
T,EoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUCTION. BEING A
PORTION OF THE EFFECTS BELONGING TO
THE SWISS MINISTER
On TUESDAY MORNING, MAY SIXTH 1884 AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at the residence OF Le Colonel
Brigadier Emil Frey Envoye e1traord naire It Minis
ter Plenipotentaire de la Confederation Swisee (The
Mapes) South Carolina avenue between 9Th and 18th
streets southeast the following articles which were
ported by him:
One elegant Ebony Parlor Suite Upholstered IN old gold
silk and wool Saline: II pieces:
Plush Parlor Suite, in Swiss Walnut
Old Gold Silk and Wool Saline Window Hangines with
Real Lace and Ebony COrnice q superb article);
Beautifully Carved Ebony Arm Chair with Enbruid.
cred Back and Seat);
Very elegant Ebony Buffet with large French Plate
Handsome Ebony Tables, Mirrors;
swiss swinging and Side Lamps, In1aid Tables:
Handsome Swiss Walnut Tables;
Very Elegant Swiss Oak Dining Room Suite comprising
Table:
Very Handsome Mahogany Dwarf Wardrobe:
SWISS Walnut Chi6oniers and Wardrobes;
Walnut Antique Secretary;
Single Walnut Besteada with elesant Mattresses and
Bedding complete umported):
Antique Bureaus, Commodes aud Washstands:
Antique Chairs, Workstands;
China and Glassware Kitchen Requisites &C.. together
myl-4t THOMAS DOWNING Anck