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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-03
THE DIVIDED CONSERVATIVE.

The Issuing OF Salisbury Mauifeoto
DeIaye ed by the Want OF q Policy.
Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING stan
LONDON, October 3.-The fact that the gov
eminent cannot decide on policy is shown by
the delay I'm producing Salisbury's manifesto
The existence of the manifesto has been denied
in the newspapers with q great show Of au-
thority, but know IL has been prepared for
some time, and an intimation has been given To
certain newspaper 10 expect IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-03
The Army Vacancies.

THE PRESIDENT NOT LIKELY TO APPOINT
CIVILIANS, BUT SERGEANT BRAINARD MAY
BE PROMOTED TO SECOND LIEUTENANCY.
From all indications it seems pretty certain
that the President will stick to his original in
tention not to appoint any civilians to the army
this year, but will allow the existing vacancies
in the grade Of second lieutenant to remain
until next year to afferd accommodations for
the unusually large graduating Glass; The
President, If he were SO minded, could appoint
seventeen lieutenants from civil life this year,
but he feels that it would be to the interests of
the service to I'LL the vacancies from West Point
graduates, even though he has to wait year to
do SO. An exception may be made in the case
ton, who it II generally acknowledged, de-
serves promotion for good service. Gen. Hazen
upon his return intends to push the sergeant's
claims for q second lieutenancy, and he may
succeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-03

The POpe's Mediation Cnnecesaary.
GERMANY AND SPAIN FINALLY SETTLE THEIR
DISPUTE OVER THE CAROLINE ISLANDS.
BERLIN, October 3.-Germany has acknowl-
edged Spain's claim to the occupation Of Yap.
In return Spain has granted Germany free navi-
cation OF the waters in and around the Caroline
Islands, together with free commerce with the
Inhabitants and the right OF having q coaling
station atone of the islands. The mediation of the
Pope IL now unnecessary, ~ the affair has been
settled to the satisfaction Of both powers.
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District Government Affairs.
MR.. NC DEWITT ELIGIBLE FOR THE POLICE

FORCE.
Capt. VIM. II. Nalley called at the Commits
sioners' Office this morning TO inform the Com.
missioners that having noticed In the papers
that i'm the discussion between the Commits
sioners and the committee Of citizens who
waited on them in behalf Of Detective McDevitt
yesterday, il had been stated that the latter
was not eligible as policeman, owing to the
fact that he had not served in the army or
did volunteer I'm the three months service, In
1861, and served In his (Nalleys) company for
three months for the protection OF this city.
prior to the arrival OF troops from the states
and was one OF his best soldiers. Capt Nailey's
company was the fourth company sworn In q
the War department.
MRS. LEoNARD's COMPLAINT.
Mrs. w. A. Leonard, who lives on ID street
liquor saloons have been licensed on her square,
and drawing picture OF the discomforfs and
annoyances to which she and her children are
subjected, she asks that two OF the saloons b
suppressed by having no license granted.
surely" she says, ''two OF these places on ono
square ought 10 be sufficient TO furnish the de-
sired amount Of sorrow and trouble in this
neighborhood, and to satisfy the cravings OF the
most vitiatedk appetite" In conclusion she asks
the commissioners to throw their influence In
favor OF high license.
MISCELLANEOUs.
Mr.. G. B. Church, - chairman Of the sub
committee OF citizens on harbor improvements,
In o letter to the Commissioners calls attention
TO the necessity Of including In the estimates
for sewers an amount SUFFICIENT for the continur
ance OF the 18th street sewer, and also Cor the
intercepttng sewer on Water street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-03

CALLED UroN 10 MAKE UP IN. Dxy1cr
HNcx.3The acting controner Of the Treasury
has notified Messrs. w. b Moses, Francis PROFIT.
tnls city, the bondeunen or ]. r. OBeifne late
Indian agent, that O'Reirue's accounts are $767
0t6egoneo 70 avoid suiE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-03
Sir Charles Dixie Married.
THE CEREMONY AT CHELSEA WITNESSED BY a
LARGE ASSENBLAGE.

LONDON, October 3.-Sir Charles w. Dixie,
president Of the local government board under
MI. Gladstone's administration, was married
to-day to Mrs. Mark PattisOn, at Chelsea. The
the display usually attendant in fashionable
society ON such occasions. The church was
mary notable persons being pres e u NJ jos.
Chamberlain acted Is grQomsman. The weather
was bright and the crowd cheered the happy
couple as they were leaving the church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-03
Kidding %. Paul Of Gambling House,

ST. PAUL. MINI, October 3.--Chinn & Nor.
gans gambling house WAS closed last hight on
account OF indictments by the grand jury now
In session. Other houses are open, but will be
closed by grand jury indictments. The NUM-
ctpal authorities tacitly authorized gambling,
but the grand jury have determined TO adjourn
from day TO day until the business Is closed
out.
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Navy Department Reorganization.

~..sSsA~ A~~OA = sesssAesSAOsss
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE NAVAL BOARD.
The board of naval officers, of which Com
mander McCalla is president, appointed to make
recommendations for the reorganization of the
Navy department, has not yet submitted its re-
port to the Secretary of the Navy. It is reported,
however, that the board win recommend the
creation of a position in the navy which shall
correspond to that of adjutant general Of the
amy. The naval officer filling this office would
be charged with the movements of vessels, the
personnel Of the navy, and the planning OF ma
val operations. Another reported recOmmen-
dation is the consolidation under one head of
the equipment, construction, steam engineer
ing and ordnance bureaus,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-03

GALVESTON, TEX, October 4.-Aspecislt to the
news from WacosayE wm. shipp. Alderman
by occupation, together with h6 negro wife va
ne has BEEN wanted fR eight years. 6hipp
does not deny his Marriage but says that The
before the miscegenatton aaw We passed. The
records OF the court, nowever, show that the
that the marriage vas splemnised BY Rev. 1esse
Esteil, . coaored min1seor. Tho aocu1o6 n
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New COmm0ndant at the Navy Yard.
COMMODORE QUEEN SUCCEEDS THE LATE COM.
MoDoRE sEMMES-A BRIEF SKETCH OF HIS
CAREER.
Commodore w. w. Queen has been appoint
ed commandment Of the Washington navy yard
to succeed Commodore Semmes, deceased The
other eligible officers for the position were
Commodores Gherardi and Braine. The form.
er has been appointed to the governor
ship of the naval asylum at Philadelphia to
succeed Admiral Roe, retired. Commodore
Braine will probably remain on duty in New
York, where he is stationed a. inspector of
foreign vessels. Both Commodores Queen and
Gherardt have been on board duty In Washing
ton for some time.
street; was born in this city October 9th, 1924,
and on October 7th, 1S41, at the age Of seven.
teen, received an appointment to the Naval
academy rs midshipnlan from New York Dur
Ing the Mexican war he was attached to the
frigate Cumberland, OF the home squadron and
was aaoned at Point Isabella during the bat
ties of Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma, on
May 9Th and 9th, 1916. In August, 1S47, he
was promoted to passed midshipman. but re-
service In 1854. In the late war he was sta
toned on board the Powhatan, and during the
attack on Viclksburg was near the flagship that
contained Admiral Farragut when he passed
the batteries OF that city. He was commissioned
lieutenant commander in July, 1862, and was
appointed to ordnance duty at the Washington
navy yard during the years 1S62-'63. He was
commanded the steam sloop Tuscarora, of the
south Pacific squadron, during the years 1867
~ In 1854 he was placed on the naval retir-
Ing board and has since resided here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-03

WINNIPEG, MAN., October 3.-Wm. Smith
yesterday set nre to his residence, attempting
TO burn his wife and children therein. Failing
In this he cut his throat and died shortly amer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
[Fs NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
SEVENTH ISSUE OF STOCK.

The UNION Cooperative BUILDING Asso.
CATION will hold is .ourih annual and 4Sth rpgu.
making on ss oeo % dues and
at $500 clock u M at Cosmopolitan Hall, corner Sth
The Secretary wnI submit his annual report. and
ofhcers for the ensuing year will be elected. An
ahiedie 10 the Constitution will also be proposed
Payments stock of seventh issue will be received
per cent annnm 81 900 advanced on each share.
subscriptions to stock will also he received BY John
corner 1th and streets W.: Dennis Connei presi.
a corner 81 and streets NV; Daniel Donovan
1@ EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The I'D meeting of the Association for making
oesoD sPe h aeSsssss W" ss
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMORY,
q st., near 9th NV, first floor
On the 9TH of October subscription books will be
opened for shares in the tenth issue
famphlets explaining the object Of the Association,
us advantages and benefits sc furnished upon appli
JNO. Joy EDsoN Sec 527 Fst I'd door. 'es ocsas
E ,o srEcI !, H. M .!; OF THE STOCK:
CENT he,dsrs ihe slT PEE
on fMSNpAn 4fToEER T. 1855. pm. in the
'sss sx the RnaSsss
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TE~. NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB
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TE~MEDICAI. ASSOCIATION. A STATED
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TeTfsy aaw 6Hllding Sc e., of 9th and
LAcHLAN TYLER, NJ D., Secretary r.''<, c,es-S:
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OF heaI Estate Loans and Insurance Business under
j. LoRING wH1rr1NeroS,
oc2-2t Special.
- - invited to attend Professor r B. HOoDS
At 5 e Ysa
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Is MUSICIANS. ATTENTION. UNION
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fTs SPECIAL NOTICE-THE PARTNEK-
49, ship heretofore existing between ]. II. ].
IL L 0D ONE under name Of ENTERPRTsE
and Branches, Center western Easisyn
ana and Northern Liberty Markets. is THIS DAY (OC
j. J. ODoNNELL win do business s" Corner 4th q.
o nns Eastern Market
J. III. ODONNELL will continue the business at
322 go, 324 Center Market: 1880 Western Market
and 141 Northern Liberty Market.
ocl-3t*
DR. H. NJ SCHOOLEY,
Has removed his Office to Room 81. Pacific Bu,,a,np
ST., near 9TH n. W. ocI-Im
lF~ DR. j. FORD THOMPSON HAS RE.
O>S moved to 9O4 l4th st. NV. OcI-3tS
r. JOHN H. MAGRUDER l4l7 NEW
- York avenue, has received fresh New York
Buck wheat ncl.St
THE FIRMS OF McCAULEY q DELE
WIG and DELLWIG & McCAULEY are
this 3Oth day of September, 1885, dissolved by uu-
tua consent Theo. r. McCau1ey assumes liabilities
OF McCauley & Delwig, and collects debts due them
l. A. Deilw1g assumes liabilities of Dellvie a No.
Cauley, and collects bills due them. se30-4t1
OWN A HOME
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THE GENERALS PROTEST.
Gems. sheridan. SehOfield and Pope oh.
1ect TO the Compulsory Detachment Of
Their Aides.

The order sending officers who have been four
years on detached duty back to their regiments
mas met with good deal of opposition from in
nnent1ai quarters, as was expected. Lieut. Gen.
sheridan, Gen. Schofeld and Gen. Pope have
all protested against the compulsory detach-
ment OF their personal aides who come within
the provisions of the order. 1t is known that
the order received the personal attention of
the PRESIDENT before it was issued, so thatit was
practically presidential order which could
not be revoked. Nevertheless the prominent
omcerS mentioned were unwilling to sue
sumo without a vigorous protest. Gen.
sheridan argued that he is allowed by law to
seiect his own aides. and should be permitted
10 decide their length of service, and called at
tention 70 the fact that his predecessors had
always been allowed that privilege. The Sec
retary OF ar, before going away, directed that
Cne law relating to the subject be carefully in
vestigated. 1t was assumed that Gen. Sheri-
dan's postponement of the relief of his aides,
Col; gregory and Capt. Davis, until the tenth
OF october was made pending an answer to his
protest. This is denied. however, and it is
stated that their relief was postponed
only because Gen. Sheridan had not succeeded
IN securing their successors, and that the action
was IN no way connected with the protest.
II Is understood that Gen. Sheridan has no
idea that his protest will be of any avail, and
Is giving his attention to the selection of two
new aides. It Is thought still that Captains
Bentine aid Blunt will be selected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-03

CIRcLEvILtE, OHIO, October S.-wm. Book
walter, while drunk yesterday took position
on the turnpike near the city, and announced
W6en ne tas n naed n
offensive colOred boy rode by. Book walter Inn
mediately shot him in the back, tufiicting {
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THE PRESIDENT has declined the invitation
to attend the Frederick, Md, fair.

PERSONAL---VERY. Admiral Taylor and
General AbsalOm Baird were in New
York last night.-Colonel J. F. Carter,
Philadelphia, and Major w. c. burberry.
OF Oregon, are at the Ebbitt.-Mrs. Addie
Barnes Benedict has returned from her sum-
mer sketching tour.-The family of Postmas-
ter General Villas reached Washington yester-
day.-@Secretary Endicott, with his wife and
daughter, were in New York last night-Mr
Henry K. Elliot has taken the Washington cor
respondencs of the New York Comn,ercial- ID
Ohio, is visiting MIR. j. l.. Barbour. and will
preach the dedicatory sermon at st. Dominic's
church to-morrow.-Col. and Mrs. G. v. For
Cuba, and Maurice Maizer and Genaro
DAurici, of BuenOs Ayres, are at the ArIing-
on.-CommissiOner of Internal Revenue Mil
Willard Tracker, of this city, arrived in Lon
don ON the 22d ult,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-03

"A NAVAL OFFICERS FOREIGN DETAIL
Lieut.. b. H. buckingham, now on duty with
The bureau of ordnance in the Navy depart
ment, has been detailed to serve as foreign
naval attache at our legations in Paris and
Berlin. The detail was decided upon by the
secretary OF the Navy acting in conjunction
with the Secretary of State. Lieut.. Buckfng-
ham was the naval representative at the Paris
exposition of 1878, and at the recent Louisville
ana New Orleans expeditions. He has been for
soine time on duty in the ordnance de-
partment, and was member of the board ap-
pointed by the Secretary of the Navy to make
recommendations Tor the reorganization OF the
Navy department..
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MRS. BELTS TROUBLES.
How Her Reputation WAS Assailed by
False Testimony.

THE STORY OF HEB MARRIAGE AND SUD
DEN DESERTIoN BY HER HUSBAND
TROUBLE THAT CAME FROM AN ANoNY.
NOUS LETTER-vILE MEANS SAID 10 HAVE
BEEN REsORTED 10 10 PROCURE A DrvoRcr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-03

IN DANGER OF DISMISSAL FOR HAzING.-
The naval cadets who are implicated in the
hazing of fourth class men, which occurred last
Tuesday night, and which is now being inves-
be Cadets Robertson, Miller, Bailey, Fitch and
EdWln r. Quinby, the latter being from New
York. The investigation is being conducted
court-martial and proof Of the guilt of the
parties implicated is said to be sufficiently
streng to warrant their dismissal from the
navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-03
Changes I'm the Offices.
PROMOTIONS IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
ETC.

PRUMOT1ONS IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
ETC.
The following promotions have been made In
the Office of the third auditor Of the Treasury:
E. p. Harrington, Massachusetts, from class 1
to class 2; H. L. Erskinc, of Nebraska, from
class to class 2; F. x. Byrne of New Mexico.
from class to class 3; VIM. 8. Bowman. OF
Kansas, from class 2 to class 8; Miss NJ E.
Seager, OF Indiana, from class to class 2; Mrs.
class 2. A: A. Hasson, of the District of Column
mint. WV
Among the fourth-class postmasters ap-
pointed today were the following for Mary
land: Geo +. Wass, Mineral Springs, Garrett
baldwin, Savage, Howard county, vice Alber-
ia Ewing, removed. In West Virginia JAS
W Humphreys was appointed at Braxton Court
moved. AZ
Isaac Taylor, q messenger in the registers of.
nee, Treasury Department., has been dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-03

COMMITTEES from the Richmond common
council and of the Virginia Agricultural society
Will visit President Cleveland next Wednesday,
and formally invite him to visit the state fair
70 be held at Richmond on the 22d of October.
~ is SAID at the White House that the Presi-
dent and several members OF his cabinet will
attend the fair if the pressure of public business
does not prevent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-03

The case which had been Manufactured
against Mrs. Belt was completely exploded.
Cunningham suddenly LEFT the city. It IL sup
posed that he was heightened by the turn the
case had taken. Jackson and Minor became
frightened. They did not leave the city, but
appeared before the examiner TO correct their
testimony. Their correction was, in substance.
An admission that they had testified falsely:
that they had testified TO . story which Others
had told them; and that they had been prom
ised money ZOE their testimony. Cooley also re-
been mistaken about this woman.
In the opinion OF Mrs. Belts attorneys the
chAIXee made by her husband have been com.
pletely refpted. The case, however. has NOT vet
been closed.
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washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY Internal
revenue, S439, 1853; customs. s67e.729.

uoVEhNMENr RECEIPTS TODAY. - Internal
revenue s4ss, 153; customs, s676, 729.
A SPECIAL EXAMINATION in matters relat-
ing TO the culture and raising of raw silk will
oe heio at the rooms OF the civil service COM
.IissIon October 18th, to supply female clerk
" Inc Serlcultural section of the division OF
'n''iioiosy OF the department of agriculture
NAVAL PRoMoTIoNs.-The resignation of
commander Fred'k Pearson from the navy
PIoihotes Lieutenant Commander George F. F.
WI Maa aa TO be commander; Lieut.. John j. Hun
EtmIiel ". n. Scheutze to be lieutenant and
Ensign c. +. Pond to be junior lieutenant.
CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL BANKs-Con-
troiier OF the Currency Cannon has called for a
statement of the business Of the national banks
up 10 October LIST.
SENTENCE REvoKED.-The court-martial sem
tence OF Ensign Henry B. Ashmore to two
years suspension for absence from duty with
out leave on the European station, has been
lin.
ing the boxes of silver taken from the lower
holds of the Swatara and Yantic it is discovered
that most of the bags containing the silver are
so rotted from the dampness of the vessels that
Sney break open when an attempt is made to
noor OF the vault. Most of the bags will have to
be replaced by new ones. and this will cause
some delay. 1t is expected, however, that the
work OF transferring the money will be COM
pieted On Tuesday.
IHE DATE OF RETIREMENT of Gen. John New
ton, chief Of engineers, has been changed from
July 1, 1886, to August oath, 1887, giving him
nearly fourteen months of additional active
service. The former date was taken from his
cadet records. but recently he brought docu-
Lientary evidence to show that the date of his
birth was August oath, 1928.
NAVAL ORDERs-Leut. Commander Geo. w.
PIgman, ordered to the Tennessee, 10th inst.
commander Louis, detached from the Mare
Island navy yard, 18th instant, and ordered to
command the Adams, goth instant Lieut. w.
w, w: Mead, from the Tennessee. and placed on
waiting orders. Chaplain VIM. F. Morrison,
from the Pensacola, Fla navy yard, and placed
on waiting orders. Orders Of Lieutenant Conn
mander F. A. Miller, to the Adams, and or
dered to the Brooklyn naval hospital for treat
ment
COMMITTEES from the Richmond common
council and of the Virginia Agricultural society
Will visit President Cleveland next w Wednesday,
ana formally invite him to visit the state fair
10 De held at RichmOld on the 22d of October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-11

MI Edgar Fawcctt contributed 10 IHE SUNDAY
TuBrNr of Yesterday the first lnstllment OF
Marriage of the Period. a society novelette,; Mr.
H. d. Trail dlscoursed on newspapers ana their
relations to modern culture; g. W. ;. reported the
views OF a Slav on tho Augio-Russ.an troubles and
described the condition Of the Russian army; otaer
corrcspondeuts wrote of Men and Women IN Lon
don. the Devotion Of Princess Krapotkine,
Sketches at aud around Herat, Notes at the Ma
tioual Capital. Defending the American Flag on
the Isthnus Gambling IN New-Orieans. Lincolns
Fauou, order. Gossip at Albany and New
England sketch OF " Mrs. Ewel's Auction" Feat
ures of local interest were Topics on Many Tongues,
Cost of Running Theatre, the Week in Society
etc Sporting articles were yachting cricket
and baseball The news of the day was fully given,
the following being q summary Of leading topics:
FotuIGV, The policy of the British Government
in Russian NEGOTIATIONS condemned by London
newspapers = IT. Watkm Williams Wynn Is
dead 80 The Ang.o-German Colonial Commits
sion has made report
DOMESTIC" Genera" Sparks forced Colonel DE
Alma ont of his office. -= Leeper vii contest
tho election of Weaver 10 the Illinois Assembly.
- A teacher was fined in Neville ford for as
eault on a pupil. -= Managers OF the Northwest
ern Railroads reached an agreement In Chicago.
= A meeting was held in Philadelphia TO and the
Plvmeuth sufferers = Alleged accOmplices OF
Aben Buzzarl were released from prison in Read
ing =- NIlliam A. Seay, of Louisiana was APP
pointed Minister TO Bolivia
CRY And SrHURRAN-The Mayors appointments
announced. == General Grant took drive. ==
~teeplcchase races ~ hockaway. - New-lork-
Providence baseball game. = Two cases of
tvphus fever -- T.c Garnet proceeded down
the Bay 49, Sale of Jersey cattle. =- Colum-
bia College athletic games. - Gold value OF the
legal-tender silver dollar 4l2!9 grams, 500
cents - stocks dull and luctuating at higher
ngure. aud closed unsettled.
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