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National Republican., 1885-10-21
THE COURT RECORD.

Supreme Court of the United Statcs--Jens
Ihomassen et al, owners, &C., appellants, vs.
Mark Whitwill; argument continued by Mr.
Cornelius Van santvoord for appellants, by Mr.
cluded by Mr.. Harrison Putnam for the up.
pellants. Joseph W. Dyer at al, appellants,
VS.. the National Steam Navigation Company;
reNrgument commenced by Mr.. L. n. TAFT for
wood for appellee.
Court in General Term-Chief Justice Cartier
and Justices James and Merrck.-Pearl vs.
Robins; submitted. Crcecy VS.. Kimmell: order
ell; decree below affirmed. Horsey VS. Ian
ghery; argued and submitted. Assignment for
to-day-Cases Nos. 49, AZ, As, 5l 81, 81 So, So 60,
aud 6l.
Circuit Court-Dlvision No. l-Justlcc Cox
billiard VS.. Ruthn; judgment below affirmed.
Clapp VS.. Carson ct al. judgment by default
Gross VS.. Goldsmith; case remandcd to the JUS
tice of the peace for trial. Schif & Son vs.
CTeecy vs. BoGrnan; continued until to-day. at
plaintiffs cost. Jackson VS.. Lcmar; Judgment
by default. Patch VS.. Shea; Judgment below
affirmed. Smith ct al. vs. Guild; Judgment by
Default, Assignmennt for to'day@oApPeals Nos
Al, ~, 49, 4G, AZ, 4s 49, 90, 81. 52 80, 81, 5j So
Equity Court-Justice lingner.-Smlth Vs.
Smith; testimony ordered taken before EXnml-
ner John b. Saville. McBlair VS.. Ten Eyck
and Waggaman VS.. McBlair on hearing. Bab.
cock vs.. Babcock; referred to Examiner Oscar
NGuck TO take testimony. Assignment un-
changed.
Criminal Court-Justicc MacArthur.-Anns
Clark, forgery; nollc pros entered George
Price, alias Chrise, second offense petit lar
ceny; u nolle pros entered. Joseph Lavity.
larceny from the PERSONA nolle pros entered.
John Catey, forgery: on trial. Assignment for
to.day-Margaret Riley, selling unlabeled
oleomargarlne; John Mansfield emf tezllement;
Adolphus Burgess, housebrenking; George
Carr, grand larceny. and cases left over.
National Republican., 1885-10-21
ASSOCIATED ARTISTS.
A New Enterprise in This City on the
New York Model.


For several years past there has been q
society In operation in the city Of New York,
composed Of such artists as Tiffany q Co., Dora
Wheeler, VIII n. Gibson, aul others Of like
prominence, who have been known MS "rno
Associated Artists" Their obclt has been ~
take mutual advantage Of the KNOWLEDGE aud
SKIN OF It's members, aud the results bptn as tn
the execution OF WORK and tho dGyclOpu.ut o
artistic growth among those who have been
their pupils Is phenomenal.
Warrington has cause for congr1tultlO1 In
the fact that there Is now being urglnla,l In
this city sister association with aims nnd
objects of n similar character The combine
tion includes many wcllsnown artists from
this and other cities, mud about Now, the
Associated Artists Of Washington" " will opcn
to the public their art parlOrs Nt OD q street
northwest for the reception Of pupils AMI fot
the exhibition and sale Of articles OF all de-
scriptions for Interior decoration.
The president of the association Is Mics
Susie NJ. Birch, whose art parlors on Nnth
street were so well aud mvoraby known last
season. She Is one of the most talented artists
In embroidery, needlowork. and Interior ircJ.
raiions IN the United states having received
fourteen first prizes at the Royal (Engish) Art
Schools. Her connection with the Worlds Ev.
position at New Orleans La, where sh) hll
charge ms commissioner Of nm nrt department: |;
thcnosition Of president of the southern Con-.
Feryatory of Fine Arts. which She has held
since It's organization, and the develop uent by
her of the "Chautauqua Idea" at Lake do
Puniac, Florida, has given opportunity for
observation and cultivation In artistic m lttcrs
aud prominence that few OF either sex enjoy.
Her personal supervision will be givcn to all
pupils in the various art classes, and guarantees
the most thorough aud careful instruction.
Private lessons will b1 given when desired,
and clnSses formed In fine art embroidery, rs
taught at the Royal Art school, Kensington,
lustra, tapestry, and iridcsccnt painting, re-.
pousse or hammered work on metals, china
painting and under gloze pottery, landscape
nnd portrait painting In oil and water Colnrs
clay modelling, pencil aud ink skctching, and
crnyon work.
Another feature will be the designing to or
der and the manufacture OF decorations for the
interior OF dwellings art work In metal and
textile nbrics. such as brass copper. ana silver;
plaques, screens, sconces, and mantle fronts,
embroidered, painted, aud needlcworkcl lam.
brcqUins, drapcrics, portlcrcs, &c.
Applications by letter Orin person from those
desiring to avail themselves OF the opportunity
OF becoming members Of the society classes
may be made to Miss Birch at 933 q street. where
full Information ~ to hours of instruction aud
terms may be received.
National Republican., 1885-10-21
HALLWAY MOTIFS.

The Westinghouse Air Brake Company has
Increased It's capital stock f.om sGjJ,DD to
S3OUUOcO.
The second annual convention oi the Broth
Crhood OF linlt0ad B'akCmen is in session nt
burlington, VI.
The receipts the Could line In T,Snl rtl
on - ,SI2.h5i during the pnsi year rs compared
Will those OF the year Cudci oct. |, 1871
The railroad war between the East Tennessee
Virginia ana Georgia and the Western aud At.
anticL companies was renewed with Increased
bitterness yesterday by q general cut to all
souihern points Of 60 10 70 cents by the iorihcr
lire.
William V. McCrackCn, receiver, Is to take
charge OF the property In the stito Of Penn.
sylvania OF the Slatiugton aud Sow Eislnl
Railroad Company. The appointm, mt Is aux.
Hilary to the recent appointment Or II receiver
for the road by Judge Nixon Of New Jersey,
and grows out of dclaultGd interest upon CON.
sOlidHtCd bonds.
President Adams. Of tine Union Pacific rail-
way, says: The policy Oi the Southern Pacific
ruad on the ,tfanscontinGntal business hus VIC
think, been very arbitrary, aud he was dis.
posed TO condemn iu the strongest manner
possible the recent action In refusing to honor
the draft sent to them. The Union Pacific WAS
not at all solicitous about the trnnsC1utuCniHl
business aud could do without tnn agree nrnt
much better than the Southern Pacific could.
Inc course OF the southern Pacific, which iu-
dicntcd desire TO have things all its Own way,
justified every line in Withdrawing from tis
association.
daring attcmut was made early yesterday
morning to burn2 the covered bridge on tho
Providence and Worcester railroad, over tbs
blackstone river, between Uxbridgc and Mill.
vile. Kerosene oil had been poured on the
bridge. and then set on fire. Tho frog freight
from Worcester came along In time to save the
bridge and left two OF the brakcmcn TO guard
II till morning The aflhir has caused great
deal OF excitement In tXbridge anl Millyillc,
ns II was reported on Monday afternoon In the
latter place that nm attempt would be made
on Monday evening TO wreck the special train
which CONVEYS the new wOrkmcn In the rub.
Der works to tNbridge where they board
The general railroad passenger agents ycstcr.
day discussed certain details which arc q y trt
Of tho basis of II new pool. The following
agents were present Mcssrs. Spencer Lord
and lIarriott, OF the Baltimore and Ohio, Lang
Eddy, Hnd Monet, Of the West shore: Hayden
and KendrlCk, New York Central: FELTON, aud
Abbott, for the Erie; Howell aud Hcscmau for
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western; j.
Taylor for the Lchigh Valley, and Agent Og.
den, for the Grand Trunk. Various now riilcs
OF organization were made, aud different rules
ofnrbrHiion as well. The latter are to bc
submitted to the executive committee for ap.
proval. The meeting will be continued to.
day.
e
National Republican., 1885-10-21
WORK AND WAGES.

The iron trade in the Lchigh valley con.
tinues on the increase and the preparation OF
furnaces for blast is being heard of nearly
every day.
The Columbia Iron and Coal Company OF
Pittsburg with a capital of 100000, aud the
Moosic Mountain Coal Company, of Scranton,
with capital of 81 100000 were chartered at
the state department OF Pennsylvania yesteT-
day,
The thirteenth annual meeting OF the Car.
Tinge Builders National Association was begun
In Boston yesterday, The executive commit
tee reported that the business situation was
still unsatisfactory and that the outlook was
more encouraging than last year,
Amer six months idleness work Is being re-
sumed In the window glass factories ut Pitts,
burg, Two factories started up yesterday aud
three more will begin operations to-day, giving
employment to several hundred persons. A
number of other factories are firing up, and
will commence work shortly. The workmen
did not look tor resumption before next year
A dispatch from Pittsburg says that serious
break has occurred in the strike of the fourth
pool miners, four miners having resumed opa-
Intions on the terms offered by the operators.
Two more will start up tomorrow, The Ope-
rat0rs claim that the backbone OF the strike is
broken IN that pool, aud that general resump-
tion will take place in u icw days. There is no
change in the situation in the three lower
pools,
National Republican., 1885-10-21
DIED.

WOODWARD.-On Tuesday, Oct. 20, at SlJ n.
m, RUTH, only daughter of Anna and william
Redn Woodward, aged Ii months AM ~ days, .
HGNNICUTT-At Anacostia, d. O., on the 10Th
instant, L0YD Il. HuNSICuTT, youngest son of q, j.
s. and Hannah Hunnlcutt, aged years months,
Funeral services 1T parents residence, Pierce
street at . o'clock to-day,
DuLL.-on October 20, 1885, at 7;20 q. NJ, JANE
Il. Dull, relict OF James Dull, In the S2d year of
her age
Funeral services will he held at the residence Of
Mr.. ID. W. LathrOp, Dl2 street northwest, on
Thursday, October -, at IL M. Inerment at Bal
tmOTe,
CLARK,-On Monday October 10, 1885, Mrs.
MARIA CLARk, In the S7th year Of her age.
Funeral from her late residence, near IuTnt Mills
Montgomery county Md, Wednesday, at 2'3O p. IN,
Thou art gone to the grave,
But We Will not dcplOre thee;
Though sorrow and darkness encompass thy tomb,
Thy Saviour has passed through its portals before
thee;
Send the liPht Of His love
A. thy guide through the gloom.
National Republican., 1885-10-21

Hereafter details of artillery lieutenants to
the Light batteries for two years course of In.
stTuction will be made-ilrst, from civilian ap-
pointments who have not been at the Fost
Monroe school, and second from young gradu-
ates who have not been there by order OF the
Secretary of War,
BY direction of the Secretary OF War, In times
OF peace detail of not less than one officer and
three enlisted men will DO kept constantly un.
der instruction and practice In military signal.
ing at each post in the United States, until the
officers and all men who have sufficient intel.
ligenoe nre proficient in the use of the general
service code with flag, torch, and heliograph
and homographlc code with disks.
The Secretary of the Interior has referred the
request of the United States district attorney
at Memphis that the validity of the Bell telc-
phone patents be tested In the United States
courts TO the commissioner of patents, who is
now investigating the case.
A patent was issued yesterday TO Byron Ty-
son, OF this city for an amnlgamator and con
ecntrator. Four patents were also issued to
Thomas EdisOn-one for u commutator for
dynamo. electric machines and the others for
systems of electric lighting.
National Republican., 1885-10-21

In the fall of 1881 | was taken with a case of
mularinl fever which Frustrated me both body
and mind. / was drugged after the old fashion
with mercury and other mineral mixtures,
shattered and my energy gone. Ny legs and
feet olld swell, and had what everybody
thought was dropsy, These symptoms alarmed
me, and was ready to grasp at any remedy
suggested. a friend advised me to try Swin's
Specific. ! procured three bottles and com
menced its use. The swelling soon subsidized.
have taken three bottles, which have made
u perfect cure, and feel like new man to.
day. There never was more meritoriouI
medicine offered to suffering humanity. 1t
has wrought wonders for me. WILLIS JoSEs.
Lcesbutg, Lee County, Ga, March II, 1886.
Treatise on Blood aud Skin Diseases mailed
free. TIIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawers Atlanta, Ca, and l57 W, 2jd street,
New York
National Republican., 1885-10-21

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN: II is easy to
understand why New York Is not the chief
center of protection as 1t Is the chief center of
free trade. The free trade importers are the
capitalists of the city, and they have the entire
influence of English aristocracy and English
manufacturers behind them They have the
means TO control the public press of the coun.
try, professors In the old colleges, and travel
Ing lecturers to deceive and cheat the people.
While the 100000 men and women that create
the $500 goo, 900 of wealth 10 the country have
families TO feed they have no money to iuilu-
ence newspapers or In any other way control
public sentiment, and unfortunately they are
largely contributing TO the elections, as law.
makers, of men selected by the free trade in.
iluence. Ifthe labor unions would coerce the
party that advocates free trade as they do the
men who employ Chinese laborerS and non.
union workmen the labOring man of all classes
would have no trouble IN getting living wages.
VIII any Democratic laboriug man calculate
the relief that the manufacture In this country
OF the S,N0,0O0 imported annually into New
York would bring TO the homes of tho brother
mechanic and laborcr; happiness TO the
mothers food, clothing, and schooling to the
children? All that is wanted to insure gool
wages to the working people is to have Amerl.
can manufactures projected against the pauper
labor of the old world. ii. 4.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct 20.
National Republican., 1885-10-21
TR1VELER's GUTDE.
V'HE GREAT PENNsLYLvANiA ROUTE TO
i THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIP

in EFFECT OCT. o, 1885.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from station,
Tor riuslurq and he West, Chicago Limited Ex.
lHs Of Palace Sleeping Cars at 800 q. IN. dlllyi
Louis. with sleeping Cnrs from IIarrisburq to Cin,
cinnau Uud liotcl Car to 81. Louis; daily, except
saturday 10 Chicago, with Sleeping Car Altoona
TO Chicago Chicago and Cincinnati Express, at
7:l0 p m. daily, with sleeping Cars Washington to
Chicago and Harrisburg to Louisville, connecting
sic,pcrs for 81 Louis. Pacific Express 10 p. IN.
daily for l'iltsburg and the West with through
sitSGer III.,ni,hgtg TO Cleveland aud Chicago;,
For Erie, Cannndaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Nj
agaTa, 10 p N; daily, except saturday, with Pail
ace Cars Washington TO Rochester.
. Tor Willinmspou, Lock Haven, aud Elmira, at
"a o. m. daily except sunday.
For New York aud the East..7'l5, $50, and IL
$40 II. M, and ., 4, 10 ~ m, aud 1918 night.
Limited Express Of Pullman Pnrlor Cars, 0.4O a.
m. daily, except sunday.
tor Boston without cGange, 2 p. m. every day.
For brooklyn n; Gr all through trains connect
afording direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding
double ferriage across New York city,.
n For rhiladelB4ias, ,I15 $50, and IL am,,2 4,
NJ, 2, 4, 0, 10 p, M, aud 1915 night. Limited
Express; 9iO o. m; daily except Sunday =,
I26 1I'i AS S2 1lo S iSsg iop T,p & ~ and a
l2'l6 night. On sunday, $50, O:iO ii a. M, 2,
O., ., IlO, 10 =. NJ, aud 1913 night.
For Popes Greek Line, 7:lO q. III. aud 4!4O y. m,
daily except sunday.
Tor Annapolis 7!l5 q. M, 1908 and 4!25 p. IN.
daily except sunday. on Sunday, pm.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, o, z, p!25, 11;Ol, and 1898 a.
m, 900, 420, 4.46, 025 500, aud 1l;37 p. IN.
On sunday, at o, 0!2J, li:Ol q. M, 800 y. NJ.
For Richmond and the South, u and 11:Ol q. m.
daily, and 4I5 p, M. daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, sos,
$40, l0:lOa u. M, l, 3:O5, 1923, 6;lO, 7:O5, and
l!3b y. M, and 1910 midnight Except Monday.
ON sunday at 4 aud 1910 o. m 7:O5 and ll35 y.
m, and 1910 night.
Tickets and Information at the office, northeast
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and ut the station, where orders he left
for the checking OF baggage 10 destination from
hotels and residences.
ClIAs. II. PUGlG, General Manager.
4 Wnnn IpupraI posspugpr Aupnt
National Republican., 1885-10-21

All the members OF the Utah commission are
now in the city, Mr.. George l.. Godfrey and
Arthur L, Thomas the secretary, having ar.
rived last evening. They together with cx.
Senator Paddock, Col j. ii. Petigrew, and
Hon. A, B. Carleton are stopping at the Riggs,
and Hon. Alex. Ramsey Is ut the Aring.
ton. The commission win hold q conference
They viii not speak of what legislation they
hope for during the next Congress until the
commission has held several meetings, rs at
present no full meeting OF the members has
been held lately. Considerable light will be
shed on the subject by the forthcoming report
National Republican., 1885-10-21
DIR. Selden w. Grove,
Physician and Surgeon,
Established 1851
Office 5l2 Tenth Street, n. W.
WASHINGTON City. d. q.

DR." Grove became genial lie acknowl-
edged that he supplied bodies for medical col
leges and that he was prepared to furnish
reason for his generous offer was he said. be-
cause they" (probably medical collegc) had
refused 10 take body from him Monday night.
Now" said he, 81 will take reporter with
me TO show him how 1t is done, and he can
write II up. ! want to give the whole thing
away TO get even with them All want Is
for the reporter to hire buggy, because
don't want to bear the expense, und I'll show
up the whole thing"
The reporter made an engagement to meet
the doctor later, but, realizing that the sub
ject had been pretty well exhausted here, he
tailed to do so. "Dr." Grove did not forget
the engagement, however, and came to the
editorial rooms, where the night editor re.
ceiyed him. He asked for the reporter and
said that If the REPUBLICAN, didn't want "thc
sensation" he would take 1t elsewhere.
National Republican., 1885-10-21
CITY ITEMS,

HowLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 2ll Four
aud-a.half street northwest, three doors north
OF Pennsylvania avenue. r. +. Rowland, NJ.
D., G. II. Rowland d. D. S., and Robert w,
dentist EXtractions, under nitrous oxide . o
cents each tooth, and only 50 cents extra for
gas, whether one or u number of teeth are cN-
traCtCd at the same sitting. Have administered
nitrous oxide to over 10000 persons. Artificial
teeth 81 per set. Gold, nmalgum, and white
Filings inserted In the best manner. All work
warranted first class
"ALDEREEY DAIRY WAGONS. Fresh Alder
ncy Butter churncd every morning and de-
livercd in y pound Ward" prints, At 10 cents
per pound. Also. cottage cheese, cents per
ball; buttcrmlk. cents per quart, and sweet
milk at cents per quart.
National Republican., 1885-10-21
Baltimore Produce Mnrket. Oct. go


COIION quiet; miudling, Vs..
FLOUR quiet and steady.
WIIEAT-Southern duh and lower; western
lower, closing easy; southern red, 0ipl7c; 10.
amber Sl.OO@lO2: No Maryland, gG%@J7i2c;
No. 2 western winter red, spot gl9gGiSD; NJ.
yember, 02A@93lsc December JjH9JjLi;
January, 9S9sGO9Sl9c.
CORN-Southcrn fairly active and llrm; w,st
crn dull, but nominaly firm; southern white
b2@5ic; do. yellow, 52GD5ic; western mixed
spot, 50I@O%c November 4glic bid; year,
Ib1S@iGc; January, 1890 i5Ac.
OATS quiet and steady; southern, 3lG1lc;
western white, 32C13ic western mixed, 29@3lc;
Pennsylvania, 30@Sic.
RYE quiet and steady at 6i6p67c.
PROVISIONS firm and unchanged-B Butter
stendyand unchanged. Egg3 frmGr ut l0d l0,
Petroleum nominally ysteady,-rehned ,ssIs9S3e
Coffee easy; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair 73GG
&c.
SUGAR-Copper refined dull, lOh@llc.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 90. - Virginia Is, con.
solidated 80; new l0-i0s, 9j]I: new 3s, 80; North
Carolina Gs, old, lli1s bid to-day.
National Republican., 1885-10-21
TIE MARK E'rS.


NEW IORK, oct ~. Tho stock market to.
DAY was again very active although the sales
were 10000 shares less than yesterday. The
total transactions Today amounted to G32 70)
shares, Of which four stocks-Reldlng Lake
shore, lUckawuuna, and st. Paul, with sales
hanging between Gg,UOg aud 40 100 shares each
in The order rnnmod-cOn;ribute 23l5JJ shares.
Six other stocks, Northern Pacific preferred,
Eiie Pacific Mail, Missouri Kansas and Texas.
Northwestern, and New York Central, with
sales betwccn 25,GOO and 80, 800 each, furnished
lt0MO thnIes more, leaving 2lG.OOJ shares to
be divided among the rest of the list Even
the remnant thus remaining however, Is rs
large as the total average Transactions in all
stocks only three weeks ago, aud this fractional
amount was also widely distributed, the sales
III no cusc amounting to rs much
n 25,0OO shares, aud decreasing they equal
only in some cases n single hundred sh ares.
Prices opened strong this morning, and during
the first hour the business was very active, with
further fractional advances from opening
figures IN some cases, but the market was dc.
cidedly Irregular and fcverish, aud then weak,
the lowest prices of the day generally bel ns
made at or near II o'clock. With two or three
exceptions, these were, however only lrac-
tlonnlly lower than opening figures. During
the middle OF the day the market was some.
what less active, with only moderate move.
ments, alternating up and down without max.
ng any decided changes until IN the last hour,
when the market again became very active,
and later strong, generally recovering most
and In some cases all-thc earlier declines.
while in others the highest prices OF the day
were reached Mt or near the close. The mar.
ket closed active and excited but somewhat
fevorish and irregular.
Money on call continues easy Mt ~ to . per
cent, closing at . Foreign exchange was
quite active aud quotations unchanged
Actual business, 1881 for slSty.day bills aud
4sbl1 for demand; posted rates, 49, for sixty.
day bills and isG for demand. Government
bonds arc dull and steady. State bonds havo
been active and about steady
Treasury balances; Coin, sl5s,2D2,7li; cur.
ency, sl5,2l3.2 253.
Quotations of Tuesdays Stock Sales.
The following have been furnished by Batemnn
National Republican., 1885-10-21

THROW Your DINNER AwAY.-Perhaps such
advice may seem like a suggestion of poor
economy. But II your digestive apparatus Is
out of order you might MS well throw your
dinner in the street as to eat 1t, for 1t will do
YOU no good. Toenloy II square meal put your
stomach in good order, and tone up nerves
and muscles by the use Of Browns Iron Bit
ters Mr.. NJ. l.. Drake, De Land, Fla, says.
~'Brown's Iron Bittcrs will cure indigestion
when physicians fail"
National Republican., 1885-10-21
To ORDER, So pants. Eiscmun, cor 7th & L.
To-Day In History.

OCTOBER u.
Qf72)
Poet, strange and Wild and strong,
All his grand soul brclthcd in song,
ColCridge came "a visit men,
Came simple citizen,
one, awhile, We knew not, one
Soon to shine n MONDAY sun,
Pouring blessed light around.
Till, amazed. all beings found
How much swcctcr was the air,
How the world grow heavenly ialrl
QsOj)
Nelson, England's glory, dies:
No, such fame can only rise,
Not go out blow winds roll Il lep,
Roth of sc his deeds shall keep,
While the tumult of your course
Strikes the world TIL fame be hoarsc,
Earth and sky shall Nelson" hear
Nelson hcro.ghost appear $. d.
National Republican., 1885-10-21
Two Years for window burglary.

John Garner, commonly called "Dutoh"
Garner, pleaded guilty yesterday in the Grim
inal court OF breaking a window of the resi-
dence Of G., George McGlnnls and stealing u
number of articles Ho was sent to the Albany
penilenllaTy for two years.