The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-09-30
THE MORNING NEWS,
Loc"i hnd General, BOILED .DRsEns'
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Nobby passrto to5rdo7s7. Hambarsor's.
1f,sStFc frc bugs made another attempt on
Allentown, Pa, yesterday.
The accidental burning of rags in O..
box 30.
The estate of tho late John w. Garrett
Is estimated all the way from fifteen to twenty
millions.
Some thirty thousand worlsmen are out
of employment In Lyons, France, and stormy
meetings are OF frequent occurrence.
Tammany Hall, at its county convention
IN New YORK yesterday, nominated n straight
Mayor. IVA
The New York World celebrated its in.
crease In circulation to 100, 900 copies yoster.
9ay by firing salute OF 100 guns In the City
A herd of eleven cattle on the farm of
william button, in Chester County, Pa, are
reported TO be suffering with pleuro pnelmo.
MIA, and have been condemned.
Christopher Kingsley, laborer, of 3OOj
street, had his right hip broken yesterday
n, nH by me caying OF bank while lay.
ing a sewer at Twenty.lrst and o streets.
Ruardo Belena, Minister of Colombia, Ar
New York. He is accompanied by his family
and suite, consisting Of eleven persons.
The gypsies that have been encamped at
barley Park, near baltimore, have been de.
clared nuisance and ordered to leave. They
VIII come southward. We don't want them In
this neighborhood.
At the meeting of the Foundry CHATEAU.
qua Circle last night the following onicers were
elected Mr.. Louis 7. Altschu, president; Me-
II. Tilton, vice-president, and Miss May chan.
ley, secretary and treasurer.
1t was reported in Yonkers, N. Y, YES.
terday that Mrs. Morosini ard Mrs. Scheiliug.
her daughter, had returned TO their residence
in carriage from New York. The Morosinis
were supposed TO have sailed for Europe.
Mr.. Gladstone's attention being called to
the statements published In an anonymous
pamphlet which accuse him OF supporting the
Roman Catholic Church, he pronounces them
10 De grossly untrue and demands the name
OF the author.
Madrid dispatch to the London
StdEdaldde declares that the Spanish and Ameri.
can governments are not, as has been claimed,
negotiating for the establishment OF q treaty
OF commerce between Spain itself and the
United States.
At the Monmouth County IN. " Demo-
cratic Convention at Freehold yesterday,
Henry s. Little, president of tho Central Rail.
road or Now Jersey, was nominated for state
Senator. Anumber or the delegates bolted the
senatorial nomination.
Messrs. Pistorio and Proctor gayo a ball
ut Masonic Temple last night for the benefit
OF Mrs. Fowler, the widow OF the murdered 20.
liceman. The hall was beautifully decorated,
good music was furnished and the attondance
and receipts were large.
1t is reported that the Empress of Chin.
Will conclude peace with France. Admiral
Coutbet 10 reported TO havo said that nothing
but French occupation OF tho city of Pekin
would compel tho Chinese Government to &C.
cept the demands OF France.
Several citizens of Port Jefferson, L. l.,
are searching In the woods for n tramp who
attempted to outrage an S3year.old lady, aud
ten deputy sherilrs from Babylon, L. l., have
been Kept at bay In the woods by John Drake,
| who horribly beat his wife on Saturday.
| A collision occurred yesterday on the
baltimore Il Ohio Railroad near Pennington,
| W. Va, by which Thomas Turley aud CSrne,
Illus o'Connell were killed, and George Leon.
ard, Daniel Boyd, John Smith, 3. q. Sapp,
James Adams and lady passenger we're In.
| iured.
| Unless there are copious rains within q
day or two Petersburg, Va, cannot be supplied
with water from the water.works longer than
FRIDAY. One reservoir Will be nlled before the
| works are shut down, to be kept for use ia
| Gaze OF fire. Tho factories VIII be Obliged 70
| close.
| At yesterdays session of the locomotive
1remen In Toronto, Philadelphia was chosen
yentiop. s. III, Stevens and E. V. Debs, OF Terre
| Haute, md, were reelected grand organizer
and Instructor and grand secretary and treas
| nrer, respectively.
At Moorestown, N. j., yesterday the cor
| oner's jury in the Toms River murder case
| rendered a verdict that Elson Rockwell was an
accessory after the fact, and advised the hold
ing OF Mrs. wainwright widow OF the muir.
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Wainwright for trial.
1t is stated that the Chicago & Ozdens-
| burg line will withdraw their boats from the
| Welland Canal trade, and that the other
American boats will follow suit. Delays at the
| aqueduct at Welland are assigned as the rea-
son, and those are caused by the lOwness of
| the water. The canal authorities propose feed
| Ing the canal from Grand River when the lake
| level Is 80 low as to cause Inconvenience.
The South American commission met in
| New York yesterday 10 hear the Views OF gem
| tlemen Interested In the trade as TO the best
| means OF increasing 1t. A. d. Anderson, Span.
| lsh-American Commissioner to the New or.
leans exhibition, Hinton Il. Helper and others
| read papers. The Consul.General OF Brazil
stated that butter is shipped from this coun-
| try TO England and reshipped as English or
Dutch butter to Brazil.
| The remains Of the late Commodore File
| brown arrived at the Baltimore & Potomac
| Depot last evening, at S:d5 O'Clock, in charge
| OF Commander 4. p. Kane, Paymaster Reed,
| Lieutenant Prim and Surgeon Anderson. In
| waiting 10 receive the body were Willis File
| brown, nephew OF the deceased; Admirals
| Goldsborough and Carter, Ensign Ray, Lieu
tenant Potts, Paymaster Ray aud Mr.. A. Ross
Ray. detachment OF marines from the
| United States steamer Wyandotte conveyed
the corpse from the train 10 the hearse, aud
the cortege, In charge Of Undertaken Gawler,
proceeded 10 Oak Hill Cemetery, where the re-
mains were temporarily placed in the vault.
The funeral Will take place Thursday after.
| noon al the cemetery chapel