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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-17
MARRIED..

COLLINs-ROLLINs. On September IL, 1885, by
the Rev. John Forsythe of Herndon, Va, w. q. COL
LINS TO BRITTLE ROLLINS, both OF this city.
DEAN-BEACH. On October Is, SIS, at the resi-
dence of the brides brother, Teneytown, by the Rev.
u. Haskell. HARRY G. DEAN, of Tenleytowu TO
LILLY NJ BEACH, daughter Of Phillip Beach, Of
Loudoun county, Va No cards.
lLeesburg papers please copy.l
GALT-BoLLING. At Wytheville, Va, wednes-
day. October 18th. 1850 by the Rev. Ut Logan, A. H.
GAIT, Of this city, and GkkThUDE. daughter Of
Judge w. II. Boiling, of wythevilie, Va
HAILoCK-AM rs AT the 81 James Memorial
Church. Titusvile, Pa, by the Rev. Henry Purdon,
D. D., October Is, 1855. GEoRGIANNA BUCK.
HAM, daughter Of Charles II. Ames, and WILLIAM
HALfOCK, Of wsshington. d. C.
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The Man Who Got So Large Share OF
Grant IL Wards Funds I'm the Tolls.


Grant Il Wards Funds I'm the Tolls.
NEW YORK, October H. The mysterious
VIM. 8. Warner, who secured the most of the
funds OF the bankrupt firm Of Grant & Ward,
surrendered himself to u. 8. Commissioner
Shields this morning, saying that he under
stood there was a warrant issued against him.
deputy marshal watched his house last night
but was unsuccessful in finding him. It is gen.
orally understood that for weeks past Receiver
the of os had
and he brings the present suit to recover mon
eys which he claims to be due to the bank, and
which Warner is said to have illegally obtained.
Warner claims that he had no dealings with the
Marine bank except to draw the money upon
checks paid him, and that he never had any
dealings with the firm of Grant & Ward except
to buy its obligations over the counter. War
ner brought bondsmen to court with him and
will give bail in any amount that may be de-
sired.
Some Light on Wards Methods.
The affidavit ON which the order of arrest was
issued was made by US. District Attorney Dor
sheimer. In it he said he was informed by the
that on certain days between the first of May,
1884, and the sixth Of May of the same year,
Ferdinand Ward, officer and director
money out Of the funds Of the bank for his own
use and that of VIM. s. Warner. The sums
thus misapplied amounted to in all $40, 336.75,
davit to injure or defraud one Ulysses S. Grant,
now deceased, and VIM. H. Vanderbilt, each
of whom was then residing in this city. Ward
had prior to the 1st of May 1854, been keeping a
personal account with the bank to which was
charged the various drafts made by Ward on
the bank, and in which account were entered
the various credits Ward became entitled to by
reason of deposits made in the bank by him or
for his benefit. At the opening of business on
May 9th, 1884, this account was in such con-
dition that Ward was indebted to the bank
$13O,336.75, for which the bank had no Sc
curity. In the apparent reduction of
the actual Indebtedness, however, Ward
had caused credit to be made to his personal
account under date of May Sd, OF an account of
$4,000, by causing deposit to be made to the
apparent credit of that account of his own per-
sonal check for $4,000, drawn by him on the
First National Bank. Ward knew that this
check was not good, not being drawn against
any money belonging to him in the First Ma
tional Bank, and was not paid by the latter on
presentation, and yet remain, unpaid. By the
deposit of this check and the apparent credit
thereby made TO his account, the account was
put in such a condition that Ward stood in
debted to the Maine bank on May 5, 1884, in
only the amount of $69,336.7 whereas he
was actually indebted to the bank to the
amount of S139, 336.75.
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DENIAL OF A sERvIAN ADVANCE.

In Consequence-Bulgar EndeavOr.
ing to Placate Servia.
PARIS, October ia better feeling prevails
at the Bourse to-day, and three per cent rentes
have advanced 261a centimes over the closing
price of last evening on the strength of denial
telegraphed from Nissa this morning that the
Servian troops had made any advance.
BERLIN, October 1.-THE North German Ga
zette to-day, commenting on the situation in
the Balkans, says: "The hope that diplomacy
will succeed in peacefully settling the Roume-
liam difficulty has increased in view of the fact
that the Bulgarian authorities have arrested the
leaders of several bands of Servian emigrants
who had been endeavoring to stir up revolt
against King Milan, thus depriving Servia of
her preteXt for recriminatiOn.
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THE PIMLICO RACES,

Burch Wins the First Race To-day.
PIMLICo, October 17.-First race, purse $500,
of which 500 to the second horse; entrance
free for horses beaten and not having won q
race at this meeting; heats Of seven furlongs.
The first heat was won by Burch, Col. Clark sec
ond and Elmendorf third; time 1:29L.. The
second and Burch third; time 1880. The third
heat and race was won by Burch, Col. Clark
second; time 1924.
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NEW PHASE OF TROUBLES rN COMPANY -
WARRANTS ISSUED ron CAPT GRAY AND
orHKRA
James A Perry, the newly elected captain Of
Company b, Capitol City Guards. Appeared n
the clerks Office at the Police Court this amer
Capt w. p Gray and MessrS ]. Wesley
Cromwell and II. Lemar, managing editor al
Ihe Peoples advocate, with criminal libel.
growing out OF an article pubiished In to-dayt
issue OF that paper In relation 20 the troubles In
the Capital CITY guards, Co Il, an account Of
winch has been published I'm THE STAR
Inc warrant was duly sworn % by Captain
Carter for service.
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A USTIN p. BROWN.
"A REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
1426 street northwest.


OcO-Sm w. ii. CLAGETI.
"A REAL Estate AND LOANS
1 AaIlsE street Fd Eo saTs
6 new brick Houses. Wallack Place. corner 18th st.
B2icS House. 18th st.. above Iowa Circle. $50
brick Houses, Vermont ave, bet. + and w sts..
brick Houses, 10th st.. bet. O and R, $500 to
2 brick Houses P st., bet sth and 10 SITS. $1,000
each.
be sns
Brick House, NJ st. bet. 18th and 10Th. $4,000
brick Houses. o ST., bet l1th and 18TH $4,000
Brick House Est NV, bet: 18th and 18th; $1,000
Brick House. Corcoran ST., bet. 18th and 18th,
Brick House. 1871 St sw.. near Smithsonian Insti-
8 brick Houses. 2sth St, So 800 to $1,000
Brick House. 9th and NV. 81 O.OOO
brick sI Houses, 18th st, near NV, $500.
st. and Thomas circle. $4,000.
brick Houses. st., bet. 9Th and 9TH. 81 200 and
Large House. near Scott circle SI25OOO
brick Houses, St. ne. bet 9th and 7th. $500
Brick House. 14th ST., near Agricultural depart.
for fine building. sl3 800 - '''''''''
s srIck Hs St. near ne, 9 18th st.
Brick House. NJ. bet. 10th and 11th, with stable.
Brick House. cor. I.:h ard r. $4,000
frame Cottage large lot. t 81, near New Hamp-
e..
Brick House. St. bet 18th and Penn ave-. $40, 600
Brick House, 10Th st Sc. be. F and g.. 1000
Brick House. cor. Kisgs and 18th. 81 900
Brick House, Vermont ave-, bet and l., $50, 600
Brick House, N ST. bet 7th and 18th NV. $4,000
New brick House, Iowa circle, $4,000.
Brick House, cor. Mass ave- and 10Th St, SIS, 600
Vacant property In all sections of city and suburbs
Several houses for rent furnished and unfurnished
Money TO loan on real estate security.
Large loans specially. Oc3-1m
4 BSOLUTE BARGAIN-7 ROOM NEW PRESS
"a ed Brick House 1898 l3th st. nw $500
floor at SO monthly in advance location beautiful
value increasing Also, full 1-oct Piano. $75 Two fine
Parlor Organs, 500 and $50; terms 50 monthly.
n t. Money loaned Pianos, Furniture and
any good collateral
EXCHANGE BANK,
oc1 437 9TH SC. W.
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To Chastise King Theebaw.

AN EATEDIIION OF IO,OVO MEN To BE SENT
AGAINST HIM FROM CALCUTTA.
LONDON, October 1.-THE soldiers serving in
the Indian army whose time Of service has ex-
pired have been ordered to remain in India
until the settlement of the dispute between
ment Of India, regarding the Bombay and Bur
NAH Trading company. Il combined naval and
military force is being rapidly fitted out at Cal
Irrawaddy river. The expedition will number
10000 men. France offers no obstacle to Brit
ish annexation of Upper Burmah or protecto-
rate over Mandalay, the capital Of Burmah.
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The ARIzoNIANs Don't LIKE IT.-It was
stated to-day that Secretary Bayard had ar
ranged 10 have his son, who is now a school
teacher in West Virginia, appointed secretary
OF Arizona Territory. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Bayard asked friend III he did not
think the position would be vaod
political school for "A young man. Young iSay ard
Is about ID years OF age. The residents oI Ari-
zona and other territorie. are indignant at the
proposition TO import young school teacher W
run their affairs
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A sRnIous RUNAWAY ACcxpuH1-1hio
morning about eight O'Clock Q hoeee ~
s snd drsssn by nosSS sesn Ssa s~sz
near the corner OF 9lsh and L serosts Whsa
near the corner o. 2lst etEoot The hoegs rqn
was thrown nom theWoGon, epr6an4ugh ~ a0klo
and cutting hts arms. He Was removed 70 his
h0use. 121t ssh street. In TIE patrol wagoa
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Latest Foreign News.

CHOLERA IN SPAIN AND ITALY.
MADRID, October 17.-There were 1873 new
cases of cholera and 76 deaths from the disease
reported yesterday thrOughoutSpain A cholera
panic prevails at Seville, and the people are
fleeing from the city.
ROME, October l7.-During yesterday 81 new
cases OF cholera and 80 deaths from the disease
were reported in Palermo
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Telegraphic Briefs.

The agents of the Canadian Southern Railway
company have sold to syndicate the balance
OF the company's second mortgage bonds about
81, .OOO) most Of which will be paid for in
cash at price near the present market quota
E. P: Myerson, theatrical agent, was set
upon by thieves at Scranton, Pa, last night,
ana Knocked down, but the police arrived
before the robbers had time to secure anything.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Six thousand seven hundred and forty-iour
ding to-day.
School Trustee John III. Brooks asks that tele.
phonic connections be made with the Twtuing
Morse, Blair, stevens and the wormly schooi
uildings In the second division.
kEcoMMESpAIIoN OF THE FIRE MARSHAL
Fire Marshal w. o. Drew calls attentio 20 the
dangerous condition OF planning mill on 18th
St northwest, and recommends that all smoke
stacks erected for mill or foundry purposes in
the District be required TO have wire hoods or
covers over them 10 prevent sparks from flying
and endangertng surrounding property. The
paper has been referred 10 the building in
spector.
CONTRACTS FOR STREET WORK ExrENDEn.
The Commissioners passed an order yesterday
that the time for completion of contract No
$40, with Messrs. Mohler q W hite, be extended
TO October 20, 1855, and that asphalt be substi-
tuted for granite block pavement on 3lst street
wherever. In the opinion OF the Engineer Com
missioner, the grade OF the street admits of
such change. The contract No. 621, with An
drew Gleason, was also extended 10 the 10th OF
October,
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Chas. 7. Carter. OF ]. Ii. Carter of the
Treasury department., aud Mamie T.. Rice,
daughter OF NJ. Z. Rice, the photog rapher were
quietly married I'm Baltimore yesterday.
At the convention OF the christian Mission.
airy Society OF Maryland and the District OF
Columbia" which met fla Hagerstown last
represented, numbering over 1000 communi-
cants. Reports Indicate a vigorous growth and
increased offerings for the OF home and
foreign missions. Rev. 4. ID. Power, of this
city, was reelected president Of the society. It's
next meeting will be In October, 4 1886, I'm the
Vermont Avenue Christian church.
Betsy NJ Waite has entered suit against the
National Skating Rink company for $4,000
damages, alleged to have been received by rea-
son OF defective steps to the building.
From Shillington we have advance copy of
Harper's Magazine for November.
Mr.. Robert .. Israel, Who resided here for
many years and who was stabbed i'm the face
In Philadelphia n few days ago. IL recovering.
The only serious outcome OF the assault is the
loss OF the right eye.
The case OF DIR. Hale, charged with violating
the lottery laws, was continued i'm the Police
Court to-day until Wednesday next.
Mrs. Quigley, wife Of wealthy merchant at
Limevady, Ireland, who has been visiting rela-
tives in this country for some time. Is STAYING
with her cousin, Mr.. Nathan McCully ON 6
street.
This morning Frank Reed. a boy Of fifteen
years, residing at 1905 q street, was accident
ally shot at Mount Pleasant in the LEFT
shoulder.
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The Ohio legislature still in doubt this
morning, with both parties claiming a majority
on joint ballot.
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Trustee Biruey Consraslicsed.

To the Editor OF THE EVENING STAR.
Please allow me 10 correct a statement made
In The STAR yesterday by Trustee Birney. The
teacher whom he proposed ITO honor" did not
accept the proposition for a change looking TO q
promotion "with pleasure" but most emphat-
ically protested against any such change.
She earnestly disclaimed any wish or desire
for a future possible promotion. She told Mr..
Birney that she supposed she would hare 60 go
where the powers put her; but IL she could have
what she wished she should ask to be left un-
disturbed In her grade and place at the Web
ster. Her final request 20 Principal Gage I'm
June was that he would use his influence 10
keep her there. The truth OF these statements
can be substantiated by four persons i'm the city,
well as by herself &C Il
October IL, 1885,
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Judge Yerke,s Successor.

PHILADELPHIA, October 17.-Ex-Senator
James G.. Gordon has been appointed by the
Governor as judge of the court of common
pleas, No. 3, to succeed Judge Yerkes, deceased.
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CHIEF ENGINEER J. VAN HoRENBERG died
on the Iroquois last night at Payta. Peru.
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NOR RFNT
SHORES.
Per Mo.

Per Mo.
hSc La. av. NV. IT 500
b e.cOr.sth d y StS.n.w.,
store and dwelling. HRS
1ulS ! IT n -, lr......4O
4 he ABOVE il only i small
hnpSS. For fin list call at
The Isl anu 18th IOcI6l
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The members Of the Grand United Order Of
Odd Fellows. Of the District of Columbia. win
celebrate the thirty-ninth anniversary OF tina
order next Monday. There win be procession
Of the order and visiting lodges through the
principal streets to the Fourth Baptist church.
speeches, etc., will be delivered by the grand
master, VIM. n. I. Forester, OF Richmond,
Va; P. g. NJ, Thos. II. Wright, of Mt olive
Green Mountain Lodge.
The procession will form at Odd Fellows hall
on 18th street, at 10 a. M. and move at 10 M
Intersection Of Louisiana avenue ana Indiana
avenue, Indiana avenue to LIST, TO PENNSYLVANIA
the grounds to Pennsylvania avenue and lei.
street, to Connecticut avenue, to X. X to NJ
streets, West Washington, to 31st to z, to in.
avenues to 18th. to r, to Fourth Baptist church.
After the exercises at the church, the line will
reform and march by way OF ana 18th
officiate as master OF ceremonies, David War.
ner as chief marshal, James w. butcher right
aid, and David A. Clark lett aid.
First division-B. c. Whiting, chief, with Jas.
No. e1 sS Reef odse No. 2ssa Ar
1888; VIM. A. Freeman, No. 2o9S; osceoia,
ISIS; Rose Hin, No. / 72e; Old Ark, No. 1895.
Second division . H. Hawkins. chief with
FRANK Brown and w m. Beckett as aids. SfnsOn
lodge, No. 1902; Green Mountain, No. 1477; ].
Nice. Crummell, No. 1887; Western Star, No.
1880; Columbia, No. 1876; Peter Ogden, No.
Youth, No. 1865 ST. Rising sun, 1865. BLOOM Oh
Third division--H j. Mccoy, chief with W.
81. Jackson and Henry Mason as aids. Free
Grace lodge, No. 1343 Mt. Olive, No. 1888;
John F. Cook, No. 1888; Eastern Star, No 102S;
Potomac Union, No. S92; Union Friendship,
No. S91; P. g. NJ. Council, No. 4: P. G. NJ. Coun-
Gil, No. Il. Committee OF arrangements and
grand officers in carriages.
p. N. f. Lloyd Brown is chief Of staff. The
staff marshals are D. j. N. Wayman, Harrison
Hopkins, Jno. Sampled VIM. Joice, Amos Hill,
]. Daley, VIM. Collins, Andrew Over. A. Wins
low, A. l. johnson, VIM. II. Brown, VIM. Tai
bert, Thos. Perry, c. c. Balls, Thos. E. King, J.
s. &c, Coolidge Nelson Fisher, G; W. Davis,
ner, chief marshall; aids, David A. Clark, Jas.
w. Butcher.
The chief marshal OF the Odd Fellows de-
monstration, NJ v. p. David Warner, and
Grand Director VIM. e. Costin called upon the
President this morning and invited him to re-
view the procession on Monday, and he signi-
fed his intention to do SO.
The committee Of arrangements Is composed
of Truman Ross, chairman. S. w. Watson,
Geo. g. Cant, Saml NJ. Chase, Richard Colbert,
Eugene Brooks, VIM. H. Young, Thos. Man.
ming, David A. Clark, VIM. s. Gray, Saml H.
Wills, Lloyd Brown, Soloman b; Lomax, John
Jos. G. jackson, Thos. Perry, Jas. 8. Mason,
Thos. E. King, Chas. II. Turner, VIM. II. Jack.
son, Fred. R. Moore, Henry Dorsey, Henry Will
nams, Thos. Clifford, and Benz. @. Whiting.
In the evening there will be q banquet At VIII
lard's hall.
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THE COUNT AND COUNTESS DE LA BOIssIERE-
MAzARIN, OF Paris, called at the White House
and other points of interest to-day accompanied
by Mr.. Charles E. Kincaid. The countess was
the beautiful Miss dunlop, OF Kentucky, who
married the count few years ago under bril-
liant auspices in Paris.
THIS WAS BRIDAL Day at the White House.
Being Saturday, the President did not receive
visitors, but the east room was quite well filled
at times. Not less than twenty newly married
couples were among the visitors.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The New York Stock Market.
Name.

The following are the opening and $50 pm. prices
of the New York Stock market to-day re ported ~
special wire to II. IL. Dodge, SO 10TH street
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THE CHARGE AGAINST RoBr. BOWIE IG.
NoRED.-The grand jury to-day ignored the
charge against Robert Bowie, who, while play
ing "Bunalo Bill, !" accidentally shot his brother
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LIEUT.. SCHEUTZE AT IRKUTsK.-The Navy
department is informed, through the U. 8.
legation at ST. Petersburg, that Lieut.. Scheutze,
who is carrying presents to the Siberian natives
in the vicinity of the Lena, arrived at Irkutsk
September 10th, old style. The loads were bad,
and he intended waiting there for winter roads
for Yakutsk.
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FOR lighthouses.
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EXPERT TYPE-WRITING
n CALIGKAPH OFFICE, 933 st.

OOSEDALE
Ii BUILDING LOTS AT Low PRICE AND
EASY TERMS.
have subdivided ROSEDALE, and offer Building
Lots, 20 feet 'front.' $500 $3.50 $780, $3.50 per lot
Terms 10 per cent cash, balance monthly. ROsedale
Is located Immediately at the eastern end of the
iumbia railway company, 18th and SITS ne Plat at
my Office, $40 Market Space.
Oc:5-2m w H CI,AGETT
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

UYANTED-A PARTNER WITH MOL L ~
w than $40, 900 in prosperous aaisbshea since
in os as city which sasand ha sSe
good man 70 share its management n q oci 1sts
GENTLEMEN OF ESTABLISHED , EEf Sstai1
Alton with perfect know edge Ia eSsrs INA Je nn
with the Auction and Commission PUSHES anSses sI par
ner with not less than $4,000 must be coaversant
win taks me entire insTss Star oce
oci6-st.
L1oR sALE-A DRUG STORE ESTABLISHED I1 D: "a
IN the finest s doubled IN in
time satisfactory reasons given for selling THIS Is an
Ssiss seldom offered AssSsi,A Sta. Office
nEsIRABLE BUILDING LOTS FOB Il 81. SAFE II In
u So. 2s7 bet 18th and l4th sts- and 7 and u
Lots on Wallach st, 1880 feet
Lots ON ON cos ST. an and and lists sts 2oxIOe feet
Also IS Of situated on n1 18th
and easy terms mss' 'os VII H. q sass
$40 Market Space.
p s. RosEpALE ~
Offer eood-sized Lots from 500 to $3.50 Lot
small cash PAYMENTS balance monthly good a. ep,
EaS f. shsp aSHf SIS * ns
LrOR sALE-DRUG STORE-PRICE $500. $500
per sME cy post
E>OR SALE-RESTA URANT-A WELLkNOWN
Il stand: license for 1856 secured doing good bus-
ness Apply
ocl31w* All Pennsylvania ave. NV.
nor SALE-A FIRSTCLASS DAILY AND
- Weekly Newspaper, Job Room and Bindery, stu
ted in of the largest railroad centers In the west
DONG good business, and has been established over
70 years. Will sell half interest, two-thirds inter-
est ALL will sell the newspaper job room and
bindery separately For particulars address
Z. S. LEFFER1S,
oc12-6t* Council Bluffs, Iowa.
TTNHE OWNER OF SEVERAL PARCELS REAL
4 estate small and large unencumbered finely stu-
ate In Western States wishing to make his home in
Washington, would like to sell or exchange on cash
basis for desirable residence store property mOder
ate values: adding cash. Owners desiring such eX-
change sending full particulars to r o. Box 244, will
have prompt attention No agents. oc7-w&s1m*
NY WELL RATED BUSINESS HOUSE IN
"a city or country, with banking facilities who may
be embarrassed or DESTROYS of obtaining temporary
accommodation on their paper, can secure same by
addressing ABSOLUTELY CONFIDENTIAL, Box
2517, New York se22-tu tn sim
Telephone No 344-2