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Evening star., 1885-10-06

Hon. James F. Buffum, of Lynn, Mass, has de-
ciined the national party's nomination for lieu-
tenant governor.
A tornado swept over Northampton, Mass,
Sunday afternoon, uprooting q number of elms
In the heart of the city, including the one on
King street, twenty-6ix feet in circumference
which Jonathan Edwards planted.
Belgium has withdrawn nom the monetary
convention.
Sir H F. Ponsonby, the queens private secre-
tary, denies that the queen is worth 81, 900 900
or that she has invested In ground rents In the
city of London.
Nine: Kuki, wife OF the Japanese minister. Il
quite I'LL At the hotel Vendome in Boston,
a dispatch from Berlin 10 the Stosdard says
TO recognise the union Of ROumelia and BuI.
garta under the su1erA1nty OF the sultan.
Mas Aiertia, the AbyssiniAn commander, On
Mahdt near Amideb. II II now believed thnt n
VIII not be necessary to relieve Rana1A
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MAR RIED.

REED-HECK. On October 9th, 1885 at the par-
nnage by the fev samuel pomer Of 81 psgls Eng
toh. y: c., 70 Miss NEITIE HECK, Of Boonsboro, |,
Washington county, Md.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qbleglans to The Star.
DARING TRAIN ROBBERS.

E1ssenSefS ON Pennsylvania Ra1Ir0o0
NoDoe0 BY Four Men-One Passenger
st@obed and the Conductor Beaten by
the Desperadoes.
ALTOONA, Pa, October Gas the regular
train nom Hollidaysburg was nearing Allie
ghany Furnace this morning four men took
possession of one of the crowded cars and, while
,ee .nree OF them intimidated the passengers with
iIeyssUIvers Iss the fourth went through the car and
ueuoerateiy robbed such of the occupants as he
CHOSE 10 select One passenger made q show OF
resi- aesdisaance. as outhe was attacked with knife
1nu cut through the hand The conductor next
grappied with one of the robbers and was
dragged out to the platform of the car and
Deaten with revolver handle. The robbers
.nen puiled the bell rope and jumped of, escap.
ing 10 the woods. The Pennsylvania railroad
company has sent out officers in all directions.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERc1AL
Name. o. 3:OOh Name o. ! s.:

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and 300 o. m. prices
of the New York Stock market to-day, reported by
special wire to II. H. Dodge, 500 18th street:
Evening star., 1885-10-06

PAINTINGS STOLEN FROM A MASSACHUSETTS
MANS COLLECTION.
There was much excitement at Frederick L.
Ames' house at North Easton, near Boston,
yesterday, when evidence of a visit by burglars
was discovered. In the drawing-room four
empty frames, which Sunday held four choice
pictures, showed the object OF the visit. The
pictures had been removed from their frames.
It was evidently the work of a connoisseur.
The pictures, though small, We're among the
choicest IN the extensive gallery. One was the
another by J. +. Millet, 7hax13; third by
Theodore Rousseau, llx7L; the fourth by
Feybek, 11x14La The theft was probably COM
mitted about midnight Members of the fam
lily who were at work Al that time, heard q
noise on the ground door. but thought nothing
of 1t, as the house is cared for by over a dozen
persons and guarded by dogs. The thief en-
tered one of the lower windows. He was evil
IDENTIFY well acquainted with the arrangements
OF the house and had decided what pictures he
wanted. A few articles OF bric-a-brac on the
table and mantlepiece were taken. The pic
lures were valued at several thousand dollars.
Evening star., 1885-10-06
THE SMITH COURT.MARTIAL.
why the Court Was Required to Revise
Its Findings-A Sentence which Could
Not be Carried Out.

The court-martial which tried Paymaster
General Smith, Of the navy, rendered q verdict
dismissing him from the bureau of provisions
and clothing (of which he was chiefy and sus-
pending him for two years without pay. When
Secretary Whitney came to review the pro-
ceedings and the finding, he said that the ver-
dict could not be maintained. Gen. Smith was
nominated by the President for paymaster gen.
eral and confirmed by the Senate, and Secre-
tary Whitney said, at once, that he could not
be removed from his place, which is a civil po-
sition, by the judgment Of q court-martial;
that under the constitution Gen. Smith could
only be removed by the appointment of q sue
cessOr by the President and his confirmation
by the Senate. The cOurt-martial was then Or
dered to reconvene for the purpose of changing
Its finding and ofrendering . verdict that would
meet the requirements of law. A STAR repor-
that the revised verdict of the court will prob
ably be dismissal from the naval service.
Evening star., 1885-10-06

A MAID IN MALE ATTIRE.-One day about
six weeks ago the citizens Of Oakland, ILL.,, were
startled by the report that Lizzie Mccall, q fair
young lass, had ran away from home. having
clothes before stealing from the parental roof
Her iatner traced her to Arcola, Ill but could
learn not1ing OF her Whereabouts till this week,
for John sandy, near ArcoIa. Neither Sandy
nor nor. any my member mel of his family had suspected
noted. Having had enough Of this kind OF ro-
nance, she meekly accompanied her father
Evening star., 1885-10-06
se2l-3w

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNI
Nx VERSITY OF GEORGETOWN.
The Thirty Session will begin on Monday
evening September 21st at o'clock, In the College
Building corner of 10th and sts with an tntroduc-
tory address by Prof c. n. L. .KLEINSCHIIDT, NJ.
De- to which the profession and public respectfully
invited. For further Information apply between the
hours Of and 10 a. or and 5 pm. to
j. w. II. LOVEJOY, NJ. D., Dean,
se17-1m 900 18th ST. NV.
7 E.SCHEEI. ORGANIST, ,TEACHEROFP PIANO
- and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to be-
gnners, as well those wishing to be qualified for
Performers or Teachers Terms easy. 734 18th st. n
W. apS-eu6mt
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The Courts,


COURT In GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Hill and Prentice agt commissioner
Of patents; on hearing.
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now RUDOLPH voN BARON n CHARGED wrrH
OBTAINING MONEY.
In the Criminal Court this afternoon the case
OF Rudolph Won Baron, indicted for false pre-
lenses, was taken up, Mr.. w. r. Williamson ap-
pearing for him. Won Baron was arrested In
June last on the charge OF pretending TO Mrs.
Harriet A. Harrison that he had delivered TO
Mr.. Harrison in . box $2T5,oOo In German
bonds, by which he obtained credit for $50
worth Of board and lodging, and s14 In cash.
Daniel c. Harrison that the box contained
bonds, and obtained el35.04 In merchandise.
In, In the Police Pol Court the ca cases were ere
dictment was found Charging him with
having obtained $11.75 nom Mr.. Harrison on
New York. Mrs. Harrison testified TO Won
Baron's rooming and boarding with her nom
January TO June 10th; that she had the box
Of the monument and some papers in il, but no
bonds. Mr. Harrison, the next witness, testi-
ned that he advanced the money to Won Baron
70 go 10 New York partly on his representations
and partly on account OF other circumstances.
he would not have advanced the money II he
mad NOT spoken OF the bonds.
More Money Wanted.
THE HEALTH OFFICER STATES THE NEEDS OF
THE CARRIAGE SERVICE.
Health Officer Townshend sent the following
letter to the Commissioners this morning:
Referring TO the fact that a new contract must
for the collection and removal OF offals desire
to call your attention to the necessity for ask
Ing an increase in the appropriation to be pro-
vfded for the purpose. The existing contract
was entered into In 1882, the annual sum paid
oeing x!o,OOO. Since date OF this contract the
population Of the city has largely increased and
great number OF new buildings have been
erected. This Increase I'm houses and people
mas materially increased the demands Of the
service. while the contractor has been conn.,
peiied to perform the duty without advance
In addition to the necessity for increasing the
appropriation for collection OF the garbage,
&c, think the time has come for us to provide
public expense. I think the contract 10 be
made next spring should provide for the
joint collection Of garbage and ashes and /
would recommend that an appropriation of at
least $50. 900 be secured for the purpose.
Congress should also be asked In max ing the
appropriation to grant authority to the Com
mfssioners to make the contract for period of
five years."
Evening star., 1885-10-06

HoosE BETTER TODAY. Augustus Hoose,
the German from New York, who attempted
suicide at Myers hotel yesterday, by cutting his
throat with q razor, is doing well to-day, and
the physicians at Providence hospital now en-
tertain hopes OF his recovery.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
am, 521; am, SIG; IL a.m., 49.2; pm,
49.S. Maximum. 54.3. Minimum, 4S.7.
Evening star., 1885-10-06

CHICAGO, October 6-l1:16 q. m.-Acc0rdfng to
the Chicago statement the visible supply Of wheat
New York statement showed an increase of about 400,
600 bushels. The cables came in strong showing an
easy at 80 s for for nex the market rose 70 s good
Corn exceptionally strong having advanced
to 421 Oats Aaashigher. Pork 2laa5c. higher. Lard
CHICAGO. ILL., October 9. p m.--wheat ruled
firm closing IA higher than yesterday: Cash. e6aA No
strong and higher.cash and October. .42as; Novem:
bs1, 40Ss ysaT s7 loats stro1g-Casn October and
F,sss Faxseed .1S 11e Whisky: liO Pork Arm, shade
S.22is Lard easy-Cash, $50; November and Decem-
Evening star., 1885-10-06

No SWEARING ALLOWED IN PHILADELPHIA
While acting under Instructions from the
mayor the police of Philadelphia, Sunday
night arrested three men who were standing
on u street corner using p-ofane language They
were given q hearing yesterday and held in
$500 bail to keep the peace These are the first
arrests that have been made Tor such breach
of the Law.
Evening star., 1885-10-06

FLOODED By REsERvoIR.-Yesterday after
noon the immense tank used for the purpose of
distributing water for the villagers of Gran.
like swollen creeks. Cellars were filled, door
steps washed away, and boxes and other small
articles were swept along by the current, while
serious damage was done to numbers Of build
tngs and the stock Of goods in stores The &C
cident occurred at about 1890 In the afternoon,
Not one serious accident has been reported. A
the roar OF the approaching water and turned
just in time to be caught up by the rushing
HOGAN; hood ana hurled M with great violence against .
loss Is not very large in any instance.
Chicago says John L. Sullivan posed last night
at the Columbia theater In attitudes copied
nom famous statues as the tail end OF q min
strel show. There was good house and no end
.Ajs. defyins the lightning, announcedsul.
"wha-atf" piped small voice in the top GAL
'.Kape quiet, ye blackguard," answered q
voice In another part OF the gallery, Ajax re-
Ajax grinned until the powder ON his cheeks
broke into seams like q lava bed. In his ApoI-
as an anteiope His ehsnr sladator be
ter, although he seemed TO have mistaken his
shield for liver pad. In the last tablean Suili-
eitemsps There were % wSissnes u and cries so oi
"Wance more, dariIn'," and "Come again
when he retired. He reappeared wrapped In q
Sheet and bowed in confused kind ofway.
A STATUE OF DIR. CoGaswELL sroLkN.-A
dispatch oi sS from aart1crd Conn., says: A couple
here, came Is possession of one q the Dr.
Ra o
iase center. where 1. was placsd On : psdesssl
body Was dis1ustcd with It. Between dusk
Evening star., 1885-10-06

1BUFFALo. N. Y, October Ca special from
city, was suspended to-day. The cause is at
present unknown. His successor has not yet
oeen determined upon. There are said to be II
Evening star., 1885-10-06
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, MD, October 6.-Virginis skies, past
due coupons, 59a bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. ND, October 6-Cotton steady
midcling, 9s4. Flour steady, with fair demand
Wheat-southern steady and quiet; western higher
10Oa1.Ol; No. Maryland, 971s bid: No western
winter winter RED; al spot 92isa92i&s; & October 50 bid: No
80. CoIn-southern arm western higher and dull
mixed, spot. 4S asked; year 45laa4s: January ASIA
49,. Oats s,.a quiet .. and steady.sonthern 3Oa36;
sylvania, 30a36, Rye firm, .62a65. Provisions
steady; witt, with good jobbing inquiry sugar-copper
Other articles unchanged Freights to Liver
pool per steamer duli-cotton. 5-32d.; -four. Is;
wheat, II 900 bushels: corn. 600 bushels; oats
1880 bushels; rye. 100 bushels Shipments-four,
10000 bushels
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W. III. RrcH;
1T MARKET SPACE.
GRAND OPENING OF FALL BOOTS AND SHOES

Cut this out and show It to your friends, and con-
vince them that in addition our complete line OF
Ladies' and Gents Fine Boots and Shoes we have the
oest line Of Medium Grade Goods ever offered to the
Washington public:
Genuine Cur. Kid Box Toe o.. 90
;,.SV--...... Very fine Cur. Kid Box Toe..... $50
sS.oO: Y cry fine Cur. Kid Common Sense.,. $50
SS:VUU.Extra O. ftne Cur Kid Common Sense.... 800
Extra fine Cur. Kid Box Toe ,,..... 800
o'VV.-....-To Measure, Genuine DOngola. ..... 500
Any Style.
j. c. BENNETT q BARNARp's
Fine Handmade Boots and Slippers
1.vV........-Gent's Lace, Good Style,....,S 81 90
5.0V........-Splendid Three StyIes...,,...,- $50
Genuine Calf and Seaml - 800
49, Every Pair Warranted
a'W:.........,-Extra fine Calf Button - 400
~ Lace or Congress, Broad or Marrow Toe.
o'Oo.'....- Hand Welt tour specially )..r,... 600
Equal in Style and Fit to Any
For School shoes it will pay you to come and see u.s.
together.
large line Of Chlldren's and Misses Spring Heels
maze Genuine Hand-sewed Ladies' Kangaroo
or KID to order for So
WIN. h RICH
~ 717 Market Space
-ch No o[anch Stores se2
Evening star., 1885-10-06

THE CHINESE AT WEST PoINT.-Investiga-
tion as to the Chinese cheap labor employed at
that but one representative Of the race was ever
employed there, and he as cook for Col. An
drews, professor of modern languages, for a
there for some days. Gen. Merritt, the superin.
tendent, 1t is stated, had nothing to do with the
bringing Of Wun Lung there neither has he
discharged male or female help TO make room
for the Ceiestials. Cadets sill wear collars and
cuffs, and the laundry remains In its old place.
Evening star., 1885-10-06

vrr Tho TN ra,anrt 80 s,S woohN1 wM "Sr% VI
comes from Gamburg, Ripley county, Mo. ].
Logan Nations. an ex-newspaper man of Dex-
induce a daughter of Mr. White, q reputable
farmer, to elope with him. Failing In his at
tempt, he visited Mr.. Whites residence with
revolver in hand, to secure the girl or have sat
isfaction. White brought his double-barreled
gun into re9ulsition. and Nations prayed to be
Nations Is under arrest now ana the trial Is
progressing
Evening star., 1885-10-06

to-day commissioned the following postmasters.
Edmund T. Matthews, at Bowling Green, Mo-:
John A Collins, at Washington, Mo-; Thos.
Hardeman, at Macon, Ga; Jas; B. Blackwell, at
Marietta, Ga; Franklin d. Denton, at Bates
Vile, Ark; Jas Murray, at Fremont, Neb.;
Richard J. Ashby, at Charleston, w. Va; Oliver
s. Dale, at Monticello Ind.
Evening star., 1885-10-06

Charles Clayton, . California p1pueer, diod In
IN Frsncisco on sunday night.
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McDoNALD-ELLrs ScHoob
AND
WELLESLEY PREPARATORY,
1908 18th at ard 1924 Massachlsetts ava

This wellestablshed French and English Family
ard Day School for girls will reopen
SEPTEMBER %, 1885.
Primary, intermediate. Academic, College Prepare
tory and Musical Departments
Daily lessons French, under the direction of Prof
c. Fontaiue-Rerlitz Method.
Herdic is employed by the school for the benefit of
scholars in distant parts of the city,
For terms and circulars address
MRS L. P. MCDONALD,
MISS ANNA ELLIS,
10 f,ianala
Evening star., 1885-10-06

DRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES or
study; to adults confdentia prepares for collegA
Annsppons. West Point. AL examinatfonA
IVY INsI1tUIE,S. .. ". corner 6th and x stA n.M
AssheriAiicsl. Classical. Business. ~
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Evening star., 1885-10-06

NAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE. CONCORDVILLE
NA Pa. Young men prepared for college or busi-
ness. Degrees conferred upon young lady graduates
Careful attention TO little boys aud girls
a6-3m ]. SHORTLIDGE Yale COlegel. A. NJ. Prn.
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graduate Of the University of pennsylvania)
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, 1885-03-24

R. M. Jones. of Laramie, is in the
city.
]. H. Kennedy. of Livermore, is in
town.
Miss Olmstead, OF Pine Bluffs, is visit
ing the city.
c. s. Stanhope came in from the Chug
last evening.
Mr. A. A spaugh came in from Hat
creek last evening.
Mr. lack Thomson arrived from Oma-
ha yesterday.
Prof. Samuel Aughey has returned
from the west.
DR.. D. G. Caldwell, of the army. is at
the Inter Ocean.
Mr.. Geo A. Tyler, of Chicago, is at
the Railroad hotel.
Postmaster Jones went to Laramie
City Sunday evening.
Gen. J. w. Medium returned from
Laramie yesterday morning.
Messrs. A. D. Adamson and G. A. Bad
Egett returned to their ranch yesterday.
]. H.. Jones has gone east. He will
visit friends in Indiana and Michigan.
Mr.. Walter Scott Richey, president of
the antilabor society of ~lndianola, Iowa,
is visiting friends in this city.
At Dyer's hotel; A. F. Gordon, Geo.
L. Watson, Laramie; W. H. Meeker,
Quincy; J. K. Brown and wife, Buffalo;
r. D. Haynes, Fort Collins.
AT the Metropolitan hotel; j.. A..
Flynn, Penn; VIM. Hubbard, Sidney;
NJ. Jones and wife, St. Louis; W. II.
Slaughter, Campbell, N. Y.
AT the Inter Ocean hotel; Gus Lipp-
man, Boston; Ed. Strauss, San Francisco;
J. L. Coffey. Sidney; Francis Rockford,
Denver; S. Highlander, A. S. Freund,
New York; j. A. Brown, w. Rise, Fort
Collins.
, 1885-03-24
n
A New Departure which employees And
Doctors WIN Appreciate.

The following circular has been issued
by the Union Pacific road, and will be APP
preciated by a great many employees
"On and after April !, 1885, each as
sistant surgeon of the Union Pacific rail
way will procure medicines for Union Pa
ci6c employees of some apothecary in the
town where he resides. The apothecary
will be allowed thirty-fve cents for each
prescription furnished an employe. The
assistant surgeon will sec that the name
of each employee for whom a prescription
is furnished is written upon the prescrip-
ton; and also that the name Of the en-
ploye appears on his weekly surgical OF
sick report; for an employe should be re-
ported as a patient, to secure payment for
prescriptions furnished him.
Assistant surgeons will send in the
name of the apothecary with whom they
intend to deal as soon as possible. Diyis-
ion surgeons will as heretofore send in
their drug bills at the end of every month.
Assistant surgeons will send in their
drug bills approved to thus office at the
end of alternate months as follows Those
reporting to the division surgeons at
Omaha and Ogden at the end of the
months of April, June, August. etc.
Those reporting to the division surgeons
at Denver and Kansas City at the end O
the months OF May, July, September,
etc.
IF there is no druggist in his town the
assistant surgeon will arrange as above
with the nearest drug store.
IAN previous orders conflicting with
the above are hereby annulled."
In explanation of the above it may be
well to say that heretofore the surgeons
in the employ of the road have beer
obliged to telegraph either to Denver,
Ogden, Kansas City or Omaha for medi
cine, and as delays are often dangerous, il
is certainly better that they should be
permitted to get their medicines at the
nearest possible point.
Again, it is hardly far to allow the fou,
towns above mentioned to monopolize the
whole drug trade, as our own druggist.
spend their money with the road and are
surely entitled to its support. To thoss
employees who are now sick this will be
special good news.