Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-15

Capt Inghram Coryell, well known in this city
during the war as having established the cavalry
depot at Gieseboro and managed IT for some time
afterwards, died at Pennington. n. j.. last week.
from pneumonia, contracted 10 Florida He was
buried last Friday.
Geo. Nicholson, University nill reports stolen
from his stable on the night OF the 18th ten ivory
rings, valued at $3.50 Dr. p l. Schucking. 15i3
18th street northwest, reports Stolen from his bu-
reau drawer gents scarfpin, chip diamond stone,
The alarm struck by Sergeant Pierce at the Dis
trct buildings at 1l:40 O'Clock this morning was for
slight fire In the roof OF old storehouse I'm Mar
bic alley, between ~ and 9th streets and street
and Pennsylvania avenue. The fireInen responded
promptly and quickly suppressed the 1ire.
The republican associations OF Maine and Illinois
have secured headquarters together In the rooms
Of the National Law School building on F street
RANGE OF THE THRRMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
ofrcer today a m, 6s; II a. m. 7S.3; p. H.,
757. Maximum, 49,; minimum, $40.
MARRIAGE L1cENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Elyerton
Moss and Mary E. McInturf, both OF Fauquler
county. Va; Maritime s. Hall, OF Markham's sta
ton, Va, and Emma L. Safrell, OF Lyndon, Va;
James Davis and Jennie Francis, both OF Laurel.
Prince George county, Va; Joseph c. Chiffon and
Helen NJ Peach; Lewis Thomas and Dallie Wright;
W. +. Maddox and Clementine NJ. BaillieuX; James
Jordan and Katie Mason; James I. E. Bayard, OF
Smyrna, Del, and Victoria Freeman; Manning c..
Wh!tehurst and Rosa Crews; w. q. Unger and Mar
garcia Schulz; Reuben Lee and Fannie Ellen Moul-
ton; John E. Wills and Eliza Raiaes; A. +. Blincoe
and Emma Grace Webster, both cs Loudon county,
Va; Michael Burk and Mary Hurley.
A VICTIM OF THE DINE NOVEL Angel the
boy arrested Tor forging Mr. NJ. v. Caseys name,
the name OF Mr. Casey to check for IS. He APP
pears to be victim OF the dime novel OF the Jesse
James class He recently rented room at Mrs
DeMaineS, and represented that he had package
containing 81 900 worth OF vauables After he left
there was found in his room bundle OF Police Ga
names Of prominent Citizens In direrent stvies Of
handwriting. One OF his companions states that
on one occasion Angel planned the robbery OF a
Baltimore and Ohio railroad Official, but the plan
fell through because he could get NO assistant.
RE1NsrArHD N Hrs OLD P1AcE.-carl Roesser, the
chief OF the topographers division sf the Post Office
department, has resigned, and W. L Nicholson,
who was formerly In charge, has been retnstated
Mr.. Nicholson's reinstatement was desired by his
friends. and the President consented TO make the
change.
ADDITIONAL CLERKS FOR TIE SIXTH AUDITORS
OFFicE--The legislative bill provides for fifty new
clerks In the sixth auditors ONCE who VIII be ap-
pointed under the civIl service rules
CHARGED WITH RUNNING TRAINS Too FAsr-A
warrant issued by the clerk OF the Police Court
this afternoon charging Robert Runley, engineer.
and samuel Beaii, a conductor on the Baltimore
faster than six miles an hour. The warrants were
sworn out by Sergeant Brosnahan and Officer Felt
TRrxAN c. wELLrHa, OF Maryland, has been ap-
pointed messenger in the Post once Department
RESIGNED 10 TAKE ANOTHER PLACE-Mr. B. H.
Camp, who was one OF the Post ONCE inspectors
has resigned, to accept the position OF assistant
postmaster at Boston.
The TREASURY DEPARTMENT ICE-SThe contract
for furnishing ice for the Treasury department Will
not be awarded until Thursday AS the matter
now stands Oler Co, OF Baltimore, are the lowest
bidders, at 20 cents per hundred pounds, having
withdrawn their provisO that they should receive
the contracts for other departments The offer OF
Rich Co., OF this city, which accompanied their
bid, TO supply tee at one-hah cent lower than any
other responsible bidder Is considered by the Sec
rotary as informal and irregular, and is not enter
tained Before awarding The contract to Oer
Co. he VIII wait 70 hear from other parties I'm the
matter, he reserves the right to reject all bids
An offer was received from ClevelaSd yesterday,
Offering to deliver Ice at q per ton less than the
local dealers
Ar THE WHITE HOUsE-General Butler called at
the White House to-day and had an Interview with
the President. Other callers were Senators Van
wyck and Nanderson, ex-Senators Cr,sgm and Nc
Donald (Ark.), Governor Kinkead and Representa-
tive ThOmaR
The announcement that Jay Could xas believed
to have retired from the Mercantile Trust company