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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-15


COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Belmont agt Washington and George
town Railroad company; motion to dismiss appeal
argued and submitted
CRIMINAL COURT-Judoe WWie.
Yesterday, Il. H. Dryden; indicted Ior larceny.
EQUITY CoURT-yud0e Coz.
Yesterday, Walker agt. Walker; decree OF divorces.
Rupert agt. Haske; injunction granted TIL final
hearing. Dalton agt. Baltimore and Potomac Rail-
road company Injunction granted until final
hearing, aud to take effect In sixty days. Eager
agt Eager; order as to alimOny modified Shattuck
agt. Shattuck; counsel fee ordered paid. Seller
agt. Hoeke; c. Rupert released nom complying
with terms OF sale. Patch agt Davis; exceptions
overruled and refeTrnce to the auditor Decide
agt LunSford; sale finally ratified and reference to
the auditor McKenDa agt. Mckenna; bill dis
missed. Lemon agt Fitzgerald; leave to file cross
bill granted
To-day, Holiday agt. Holiday; auditors report
ratified Miller agt. District OF Columbia; plea
overruled, with leave to answer. First National
bank agt. same; amendment to bill allowed. Patch
agt. Davis; motion to reform decree overruled.
Days agt. COsten; sales ratified and reference to
auditor Chaplin agt. Loughery; exceptions to
auditors report overruled and report confirmed
CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Ha0ner.
To-day, Warner agt. Fitzgerald; second count
discontinued; judgment on motion first count
Central National Bank agt Adams, National Bank
OF Republic agt. same, Second National Bank agt.
same, same agL Adams ct al a cases.; JUDGMENTS
on motion. Andrews agt. Adams; do. Sinclair
agt- Welcker motion for judgment overTuled. Pick
ering agt. Arrick; demurrer Overruled.
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Not Wholly DECEASED.
From the Atlanta Constitution.
Howgate has one fact in his favor he refused &c
sneak on to Canada
News Briefs.

Attorney General O'BrIen, OF New York gave a n
opinion yesterday reversing his former decision in
the case Of Police Commissioner Mason, OF New
YORK city. and allowing him to get out a writ OF
QIo warranto and take his case INTO court.
one-year-old child OF John Churchill living at
ing Mysteries
The town hall at Warmnster, In Wiltshire. Eng.
land. was partially wrecked by an explosion OF
dynamite Tuesday night
neither shall annex the Samoan Islands
Advtces from Indian Territory are that Gen
Hatch Is ready TO march on Camp Oklahoma and
that battle Is imminent
Gov. PaStiSOn has received the resignation of
Gen James Negiey as gas inspector of Pittsburg
Pa
Prof Benjamin Slliman OF Yale college. died
last night at New Haven OF heart disease.
CHAIRMAN party at Oceola, Nich was fired into
Tuesday night. One man was killed and three
City Marshal Bauer. OF Mccomb city, Miss, was
ing to arrest Tuesday.
Mr. Moody Closed his revival meetings In Rich.
mond last night They were very successful
The body OF Major Charles q. Brady, or ST, Louis
VINO committed suicide last Friday, was cremated
Ia the crenatory al Lancaster. Pa, to-day
Thomas p. Clyde, head OF the extensive coast
wise steamship lines bearing hts mama and for
some years president OF the Pacific Mall company
died In Philadelphia On Monday. aged seventy four
years.
Mas Gertrude, daughter OF Mr.. James A. Nc
Master, OF New York, entered the Carmelite con-
vent 10 Baltimore yesterday as q novice
ProL Clarence Martin. principal OF one OF the
Louisville pubic schools, has left for parts un.
known. IL Ia charged that ne took the salaries OF
his teachers TO the amount OF g. 900 and lost t e.
faro.
Captain J. D. Burke. editor OF the Magnolia
Gazette, committed suicide OF shooting on Sunday
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Special Dispatch to THE EVENING star.

&AA~nA>As Az. H. JduuaIy lo.-Ine SCate assembly
was the scene this morning OF the most dramatic
incident In its recent history Early In the morn
Ing the democratic members held a caucus and de-
speaker Erwin, because he had violated the rights
OF the minority, and, as is charged, pros
ututed his Office to further the fortunes
OF Mr.. Morton. The Morton men decided to
attempt to overawe the house. and just as Ely, the
democratic leader, was about to introduce
the resolution, Gov. Cornell the Morton leader en-
tered the chamber. Mr.. Hustled the Morton leader,
arose and moved that committee be appointed
70 escort the distinguished ex-speaker and ex-gov
ernof to the speakers chair. The ceremony was
performed with dignity, and Cornell, who is
said to have arranged Erwins committees, took his
place ct the side Of that gentleman. For the mo-
menu the democrats were nOnpluSSed, but Ely soon
rose ana read the resolution At the conclusion he
s'Referred to the COMMITTEES on grievances was
Erwlns immediate decision. During these proceed
Tugs the house was stin as death chamber; Erwin
being somewhat pale, while Cornelrs face retained
test.
For moment 1t looked as II every democrat in
the house meant to pour In his indignation on En-
wins head MI. Hustled again obtained the floor
ana moved that the house adjourn. But twenty re-
publican voices responded feebly "aye,n while the
ceiling fairly shook With the volume Of democratic
noes Erwin heSitated.
adjourn it." Cornell was heard to mutter to
Erwin.
This house u adjourned" announced the
The Morton men are evidently desperate. but are
showing astonishing nerve and holiness In their
canvass EvaftS seems to be neck and neck with the
French minister. The Hiscock men, who have been
cooperating with the Evarts men, confer at four
MONDAY evening.
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE IN Effect SUNDAY DEC 21sr 1884,
UNTIL FUETi EIi NOTICE.
Leave Washington from station. OF New Jersey
Fer Cnlcasc. sUU m and 1e m daily The 900
Am Is : fast Limited Express to Pftsbr- and Chicago
ing az 900 No extra far charged ON this train Tor
For Cincinnati. Louisville and ST. Louis daily at . 20
M anu 10 lo m with through Coaches ami Palace
N uasn j. East Limited ain to CInclna5i and St
4ouis arriving in .,lncla nat next morning TO
Lou,s ~ p n Noe1tra fare is charged this train
FOR Pttsburg at 90 am. with Parlor Car. and s. 40
Steering ars 10 P1ttsbur9.
Tea Baltimore on week days. Gao 40. 73O $40 aud
$50 40 % 80. 'iO. IA - and lO:sOp
am i:z5 80 90 10 III IN $50 tJ: % i ~
For ronts on t:e doshvaey railroad aud points
For Annapolis. $40 and 12:1Oand 4.sOp m: On
ro SpnWSsy s,., a Ia 40 p n
go 40. $50 a. M, l2l0 .. m $50 $40 and
l0;SoP N On sundays So am, and /: o. 40 IS
- a. m - except Sunday. and $50 pm. daily.
on Metropoan e1 BRANCH 9 nor hT1neipai stations
osy for Lexington staunton and Valley branch
IN a ~ daily except sunday Ior Frederick. s;o5
1e anaeefstown 9:O5 a N. oaily except Sunday. and
Trains arrive rom the West daily &C., 7eoa IN. I:5,
From Annapolis. :: a N and 1;5O and % p. m;
Sunday. it3'a u, Gas p. m
From is1instop $50 :. N. daily: except SUNDAY.
leave Baltore for Ws slnnsy at :o $50
go $50 and iO.5o p m on sund avs, G: o. 500
and 800 M 30. 49,. A. 5. 6:aO 80 and l0:3O
Al trains from Washington stop Relay Station ex
fd further Information p a n 8. the Baltimore an,
Slio Ticket Ofce-Washinsson station 6I9 and 1851
MI tss r corner lith street where orders
B. DUNHIM General Manager. Baltimore.
G.. k ID an A.1eut
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REVOLUTION IN AN INDIAN NAfioN-A fevolu-
ton is In progress In the Ououdaga Indian nation,
whose reservation Is near Syracuse, NY. TIE rev.
olutionists who represent the Christian element In
the tribe demand abolition OF the government OF
the chiefs and substitution OF republic The party
of the old chiefs representing. It Is claimed the Pa
gans OF the tribe, declare their rights Arr tnaena-
bic. Their opponents charge them Hifh sabctiog:.
ing polygamy, neglecting the poor and sacrificing
the welfare Of the tbs 70 their personal inserestk
The revolutionists. having appointed q counties
to visit the legislature at Albany ana Interior d.
partment Ct Washington TO obtain recognition q
their new republic the chiefs delegated certain Of
their number to 90 AS che came time ana roEnon-
strat0 against any change
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Feminine Snuff Takers.

Clara Belle In Cincinnati Enquirer.
The newest fad OF the swell damsel is to take
snuff. Don't exclaim against the practice as vile
before you know that the smiling IS performed In
the daIntiest manner. and that the sncf Is not
ground tobacco, but powder made OF something
white and perfumed with any desired sort ot scent
The Snun-box seems likely To dispace the cu:giass
bottles which we have Tor year been Juggling
and indefinitely increased In beauty al value By
settings OF precious stones TIL" handling OF It and
grace What the effect on noses VIII be ca3f
foretell. Perhaps they will be pushed up until they
all become aggravated prgs or bloom out into some
form OF poisoning.
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ED.

k1RWAN. On January Il. 1885, JOHN KrRwAN
Funeral from the residence OF hts sop ms 70
second street northeast Friday january leth Mt two
pm. -' ~
MULLEN. On Wednesday, January lSth lsss Of
scarlet fever MAMIE eldest daughter OF Daniel and
MaIsaret Mullen, aeed ysars and montha
NSMlIH on January 18th, 1885, BEULAH, sred
Flora H. Smith ~
Funeral will take place from parents rssidence No
AZ street southeast TO- row. Ct three O'CLOCK o.
SULLIVAN. Departed this life on "Wednesday Jam
uary l4th 1885 JULIA, the beloved wife OF the late
John sullivan ae.d nifty eight ysars nativs Of Trslee
Her funeral viii take place on Friday morning Jan
uary 10TH At 80 from her residence No Si Vr-
g,niA avenue southeast win then proceed 20 st. Peters
church Friends Of the family in vied TO attend
TUELL On Tuesday. January lsth 1855 q 10 % m.
GEOkG1ANNA H. beloved wife q Lswreuce A fuelI
age forty -eish bit years
coz qnsra VIII take place from hsr late residsncs No.
oZo srset southeast on Friday. January 10th D.
M Relatives and friends are invited to attend. q.
voEGLER on January Is. 1856 II two . m after Q
Al. fun e5sd sunday January ssh from III rta resi-
frle nds and relatives are invited 10 attend.
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A Desperate Sea Fight.
AN ACCOUNT BIT An EYEWITNESS OF THE NAVAL RAT


TIE OFF THE PERUVIAN COAST.
PANAMA, January 15.-News from Ecuador Is still
OF O doubtful nature. Full particulars have been
received OF the boarding OF the Huacho by Alfaro
and the crew OF the Ala1uela- The action seems 60
have been one OF the most gallant and sanguinary
ever fought on board vessel The following report
was made by an officer OF the Nueve de Julio, one
OF the government vessels: The Ala1uela knew
where the Huacho was, knew how many men there
were on board, and determined TO attack her
At about midnight we heard firing. We at
once steamed In the direction. The
firing grew heavier, and was steadily
kept up. On approaching the scene OF the COM
bat our commander determined to attack, taking
the Ala1Uela between us and the Huacho. Gatling
guns rifles ana even machetes had been aban-
doned and the men were engaged in one OF those
sharp encounters from which few emerge alive
This de0th struggle was horrible one and yet the
men OF the Alatuela left the Huacho, Of which
they were in possession, and returned their own
vessel They resisted our attack, passed between
the Huacho and US ana then returned to the for
mer vessel Then we endeavored to ram and sink
her by the stern. We failed ami she at once at
tackled up and even endeavored TO carry us by
boarding, but failed owing TO the play of our ma
chine guns and rifles One of our shells tells on
her stern deck and set fire TO it Then we de-
termined TO board her, but one OF our
guns burst, tearing up part OF
the deck and killing some OF our gunners
We pursued the burning AlaJuela, which neverthe-
less went alongside the Huacho and endeavored to
set her on fire.
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Refusing to Join the Coal COmblna.

PHILADELPHIA. January 15-It is officially stated
today that the action taken by the Pennsylvania
railroad directors yesterday was, substantially
refusal Of the company TO enter the coal COM
bination The resolutions to this effect were trans
mitted this afternoon by Gen. j. j. Wister, man.
ager OF the coal companies controlled by the Penn
Harris OF the Lehigh coal and navigation company,
who Is the secretary OF the combined companies
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Salvation for Saint. Der Ticket.

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
There Is such an awful shaking up Of re- dry
bones of the saints" In response to Mr. Moody's
call for tickets! that the sinner stands awe-struck
and appalled,, hts heart dying within at the small
hope he has OF hearing the great evangelist
"Chrlst came to save the sinner, not the right
eOua" THE VOICE OF MANY
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GEN. GRANT ON SuiLoH.-In his article On thu
battle OF Shiloh. which Will appear In tie February
number OF the Century Gen Grant, tI u learned.
scouts TIE theory that al the close OF the rst ay
OF cattle Ills army found itself IN desenseless Do
stton Before any OF Buells troops lad taken DO
stion he had given orders. he says. his division
comma1dess TO attack at daybseak on the second
oay "0en. Lew Wallace, he says. speaking OF Ia.
close OF the arst day, "arnSed after fir1ng hal
ceaaed, and Was placed on the right Thus night
Came. wallace came, aad the advance OF Nelson's
Be OF material service 70 the gallant men who saved
Shlioh on that urot DAY against large oddAr The
tine o. the capture OF Gen. Prenttss he nxee a.
certainty later than 40 In the afternoon At TIA.
hour he was With Prentiss His DIVISION he saga
"waS standing up firmly, and the general was a.
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District Government Affair.".
Transfers Of Real Estate.


The trial papers in the case Of Officer Shurland
were received by the commissioners from Major
Dye to-day, and will be acted on tomorrow.
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The Chautauqua Association.

PrrIsBuRG. Pa, January 15.-At the annual ses-
sion OF the board OF directors for the Chautauoua
assembly, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Lewis Miller, OF Akron, Ohio presl-
dent; Jacob Miller. OF Canton, Ohio; F. H. Root OF
vice presidents; W. A. DUNCAN. OF Syracuse n Y,
secretary; E. A skinner, OF Westfied, n. Y, treas
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FORTY.EI0HT MEN THOUGHT TO HAVE LOST THEIR
LIVES By AN EXPLOSION.
PARIS, January ia terrible colllery explosion
occurred to-day In the great coal mine at Levin.
PaS-le-CalaiS, France. At the time Of the calamity
there were fortunately but forty-eight men In the
mine. All OF these were entombed Twenty-eight
dead bodies have SO far been brought up from the
m 1ne It 10 believed that none OF the men in the
coery at the time OF the explosion escaped instant
death. The cause Of the explosion is as yet un-
known.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Eliza
beth BeatOn to CladiuS B. Smith, lots 400 to 49,
excepting 4l6. Uniontown; 500. Elizabeth Barber
to B. E. Messer, lots 5l7 to SCI, Uniontown; $3.50.
Thos g. Hensey to John Mass, part II, So 263;
$500.
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Effect Of the Brakemen's strike on
npSiu

CHICAGO January 15.-The embargo put upon the
freight traffic of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago railroad by reason OF the strike of the
freight brakemen and conductors, is felt seriously
here None but passenger trains are leaving the
city, and the employees about the freight depots
out OF work. '1he strike is no small matter" said
prominent official Of the Pennsylvania road.
"Hele in Chicago, and in the entire northwest,
trade will fall of greatly, when 1t is understood
that freight Is not being forwarded except other
roads," He expressed the view that settlement
Of the present difficulties will be reached shortly.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 p. m. prices
ofthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. II. Dodge 539 18th street:
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General Foreign News.

ADMIRAL C0CRBEr LANDING TROOPS
PARIS, January 15.-Admiral CouTbet, in COM
mand Of the French fleet in China, began to-day
landing troops for the occupation OF the mines at
Kelung.
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ARMY ORDRRs-The leave OF LIST Lieutenant VIII
liam L Carpenter, 9th infantry, Is further extend
ed two months on surgeons certificate OF disability
The leave OF Capt. II. b. Freeman, eth infantry is
further extended two months account OF sickness
Upon the recommendation Of the academic board
the following named cadets OF the third class L. S.
military academy, are, by direction OF the Secre-
tary OF War; turned back TO join the present fourth
class: Matthew C. Butler, Jr.. Charles "
Donaldson. John D. l. Hartman, Charles
A. Hedekin, Hiram u. Rodgers. Charles p. Russ.
Leave OF absence until August Is. 1885. is on ac-
count OF ill-health, granted Cadet Thomas s. Lucas
Sd class, U. s. military academy.
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R RnED.

PRoUT-CoMSToCK On Jsuu.rv r,,h ,sax 10
pkoUT, NJ D., OF Brooklyn. n Y Ocrplerly Of Wcsh-
witch, Conn. 80 ~
q, S3S0dTTm%%rbsoN On Monday, January l2th 1855.
inston city. ID. c. TO Mi@ KATE A WILSON OF inrls-
side. Deadwood. %. T.
Observation-Disclosures On January lxth lssa
by Rev Richard Norris DR. JOSEPH a TxEEfSaT1SS
to ELVA MEREDITH YEATMAN
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The Swain COurs.Martial.

A DISPUTE ABOUT THE EMPLOYMENT OF Mr.. CHANDLER
ARGUMENT BEGUN.
In the Swain court-martial this morning the
cross-examination Of Mr.. Bateman was continued
He denied that Mr.. Chandler was employed by
him. He had not received from the Secretary OF
War letter refusing to consent to the employment
OF MIR. Chandler In the case. Gen. Grosvenor said
that the admission that Mr. Chandler is in this case
as a government officer is a fatal defect In the
record, it being forbidden by the statute that any
other officer than the judge advocate shall appear
to represent the government
The judge advocate replied that this court as
well as all other courts OF the United states was
entitled 10 say who shall practice before It.
Gen. Swain was recalled by the Defense and tes-
tined In rebuttal OF statements MADE 10y Batema a
concerning transactions between them, his Jesti-
moDy being In nat contradiction OF Mr. Bateman's
statements
This closed the examination OF witnesses At
o'clock this afternoon Judge Shellabarger began
the argument on behalf OF the accused.
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The Baltimore Markets.


BALTIMORE. January 15-viruinia sizes, CONSOLE
dated. SO; pastdue COUPONS 81 new ten fortes: 81
Sid to-day. ''s' va N''n oAf0'''A S'SS DID, 'o'S
a1 ossH MD H96es Tess4s P
s &c . u.s. 80 city Brandt fat.ssss S
and @ ss red
sSi s' Rs:ssS .sssss Sssss ;sx nv
ssNs4s1 Oats stro1s,soashsrn s5sss wester white
ss % ' TS%as aas a ssrss e, n
@ sss steady io .scss
Freishts to liverpool Fer steamer eadyNeoson
sSs FL s' "a os.:
soSS bushels rye 700 bushels Ss5 sSip@satsHxb
$3.50 S BUSHELS
The Chicago Markets.
0MGAs2 La JanTsry MrIS S5ees Whs at
0orn1Janusry, sss; February. SO; March ssK: Alrii
~ Ms: Ms n s poatj. a.
5SsA 81; Nav M
Object OF the Democratic Caucus.
The object OF the democratic caucus tonight is
to determine as TO the policy to be adopted with
relation to building new navy when the new ad-
minisfration comes into control.
District in COngresx.
TIE BILL FOR NEW CITY POST OFFICE
Postmaster Conger appeared before the House
committee to-day, but 1t was decided to postpone
the consideration OF the bill for the erection OF
new city post ONCE in Washington until join:
be arranged for. There will be an effort to bring
the two committees together to consider the bill to-
Mr.. stocEslager's bill to define the duties OF the
governments architects was discussed by the COM
mittee to-day.
Capitol Topics.
Senator Plumb, of Kansas, is confined to his room
with severe cold.
A Michigan Man for the Cabinet.
The Michigan democrats have decided to send q
delegation with memorial to Governor Cleveland
urging upon him the necessity OF appointing a
Michigan man to place in the cabinet. The can
Barnes and 6. v. n Iothrop
CHIEF CLERK TwEEDALE, OF the War department,
has gone TO Philadelphia for few days Mr.. Jay
Stone u acting chief clerk during his absence.
AAJoR ARTHUR. the Presidents brother, arrived
here this morning, and Is guest at the White
House.
LIEuT. GRIZZLY, who was taken seriously III Sat
urday night, is improving rapidly.
A PORTRAIT OF Ex-PRRsIDHNr HAYES, by Hunt
tngt0p, was received at the White House to-day
u wiz % hung in tho main corridor.
Mr. PHILLIPS, the Presidents private secretary,
vas not @ DUTY to-day. being detained at home BY
TH1 D1pussf 10 WAYLAND SBMrNARY.-The an
nouncement OF the beQuest Of $50. 900 made by the
ate GOV Coourn, OF Maine, to Wayland seminary,
day afterno on By President King during the liter
~ exercises Of the seminary, ana was received
VIA applause. GOV. Co6urn while alive had made
eeseyM 0onaN0ns 70 the seminary. He became In
1890 70 the institution through his sister, who
01Q mum Woek % missionary among the colorod
pecple, ana niece. who was teacher for . ume