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A SertOUS-PerhapS FRt0I-Accident.
A MAN KNOCKED DOWN BY RUNAWAY TEAl
AND BADLY INJURED.

MAN KNOCKED DOWN BY RUNAWAY TEAM
AND BADLY INJURED.
Yesterday evening, about $50 o'clock,
horse attached TO q buggy belonging to Law
renee stevens, while standing near the corner
OF 14th and F streets, became frightened ana
ran away, going down street. At the corner
OF 9th and + streets several persons were waiting
going north, Was taking ON the passengers " no
had been waiting for 1t at the junction. A lady
and Child had entered the Car and gentleman,
with his transfer ticket in his hand, was about
TO en;er when the runaway morse struck him
and Knocked him down. The buggy then
passed over him. He was picked up Ia an un-
CONSCIOUS condition by Detective MahOn, who
witnessed the accident, and with the assistance
OF citizens removed hum to the corner drug
store, where he was found to be badly Injured.
He WAS afterwards removed to the Emergency
hospital, where DIR. Taylor attended him. The
injured man remained unconscious until this
morning. This morning he partially recovered
and spoke the name OF LUeff1er and other names,
but no positive Information as to his name
and place OF residence could be glraned from
what ne said. Ii was subsequently ascertained
that the injured mans name Is Peter Vessel,
and that he lives at 1416 street.
The members OF the nrin of stevens, Law
renee q Co. state that the accident was one
which no human foresight could have pre-
vented. Inc animal has been USED 0y the
members OI the firm and their employees tor
aud . tavorite with all. At the time heavy
iron weight was attached 70 The Dridie by
strong leather strap The sudden and NOISY
approach Of y heavy express wagon caused her
weight, which she dragged ior nearly Two
squares, the endeavor to SlOp her further ex-
ctLing and tmpelling her u greater efforts 70
escape. The members OF the trm deeply r'-gret
the Emergency hospital that they will bear The
expense OF proper care of the injured man.
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Bass E1xruREs

Bass FIXTURES
for the
Open Fire Place
PORTABLE CRATES. TILES and MANTEJS.
Useful and Decorative Articles for Welding Presents
HAYWARD d HUTCHINSON
42I 9tn street
Plumber Dealers In Furnaces. Ranges. Crates aud
oc23 LatrSbes
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CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds

1 TS JSo w. CoRsoN JNo. w. MCCARTNEY
49, Member q. ! Stock
CORSON & MCCARTNEY
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits Exchange Loans Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and ecurites listed
On The Exchanges of New YORK, Phiiadeipil, Boston
and BALTIMORE bought anu sod.
ecia ty made OF In Securities District
bonsis aud al LEGAL Railroad. 6as. ASSURANCE
teiePlione 81 OK Dealt In.
Amercai, be.i phone bought and solids aa7
ir JNU MORAN.
2126 Pennsylvania ave,
Has large force OF good mechanics 20
Attend promptly repairs oil l. trOoeS. Furnaces
and I.anses. all OF BibD q Sextous and Woou's
baltimore LatTobes. S.m0nds IA IL. GO. uyer
urisases and isuek Isn-ss- Sox stow Is spie
dsd i.angss and Novety furnaces Tin koofiEg.
tIuinbeEs. &c
We i.o.4Ise good work and far priceA Op.n unti.
y pm leiephone No. 0oArx se.7-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

SECRETARY WHITNEY UNEXPECTEDLY returned
from New York yesterday afternoon, and re-
sumed his duties at the Navy department this
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A Great Texas Enterprise.
DEEPwATER PORT To BE BUILT AT PADRE
ISLAND, MAR CORPUS CHRISTI.


ISLAND, MAR CORPUS CHRISTI.
CHICAGO. Oct. PA special to the Times
rom Corpus Christi, Texas. says: An Important
PROJECT has come to light here in connection
with the construction OF Tie San A Antonio aud
Arkansas pass raiiw way. wu.cn Will Toe COM
p.eted 10 Corpus Christi in lew weeks.
The steel rails have arrived. The new
project consists i'm nothing more or less
than determination To establish "A deep-water
port on the Texas coast. where the largest yes-
sells and steamers can lay beside wharNes. To
accomplish this the railroad company. IL - AS
serted, will found new city on Padre island,
twenty miles from Corpus Christi, which will
be The gulf terminus OF The great system OF
roads centering at San AntoniO. tapping the
cattle and wool districts. Amer crossing Padre
island the company Will buIid an iron pIer 200
yards into the gulf. aud lhus reach thirty y-nve
Ieet OF wafer. New York capitalists, Al is under
stood, are back ing the enter tIrlse. The COM
pany has obtained title 10 a, ire island. aud
bought large quantity of land opposite A..
The company has a capital OF 81 s,ooO,ooo.
A Negro DesperadO Assns~inated.
KANSAS CITY. Oct pa Bonneville, Mo-,
special says: For some time band oI negro
despeTadoes have been committing depreda-
tiuns in the Howard county river bottoms
about Boonsporo. Last nish a party OF resi-
dents went To the house of Sill Cooper, the
leader OF the gang, aud fired through the win
dows killing Cooper and seriously wounding
Stephen Fox. The party then lett. No arrests
have been made a. Vet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

PERsoNAL.-Secretary Whitney returned to
the city from New York this morning.-The
first public result OF the recent Investigations
made by MIR. George KennaD, OF this city, into
the Siberian exile system, will be published in
The Century for November, under the head of
"A Siberian gedy."-Ex-Chief Cronin, OF
the fire department, has returned from
Calitornia, much improved in heaith-
John j. Whitney, OF jamestown, n. T., ]. W.
Roberts, OF indianapolis, and {. II. Cald well, OF
birmingham, Ala, are at the MetrOpoiitan.-
Mr.. John Sherman and family have returned
rom the eAdIrondacks.-GeoF F. Simonds and
Waller A. Simonds. Of FiichbuTg. Mass, Cen
Schofield with his alds, Juo. Piichera and Chas W.
raymond, A. Nj. Burton. OF Nashville, and j no.
V. Scott oi Philadelphia, are at the EbbiLI-
tornia, and r. 5. Sunderland, OF Washington,
were IN CHICAGO on Tnursday.-J. Z. Co ,per
and wife. OF Florida, and j. D. Phillips, of Chi
,aSo, are al Tie National.-J. u. Christy
aud j. X. Christy, oi Chicago, ii. l.. Little, 0i
Minnesota, NJ F. Dwyer ui Brooklyn, and Jas.
Varney, Pull Dwyer, d. j. kothschiId and W.
z. Walsh, OF New YORK, are ut Wizards.
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WASHINGTON News and Gossin.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-1nternai
revenue, S292, $50; customs, 1856, ,765.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

CONGRESSMAN DUNN VERY ILL.-The Hon.
Poindexter Dunn, candidate for Congress from
the first congressional district Of Arkansas, is
alarmingly i'll at Batesvlle, Ark, where he
had gone to fill AL appointment to address his
constituents. Much fear is felt for his life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Secretary Bayard, Gen. Schoffeld, Sena-
tors Dolph and Jones (Ark.). Gov. Squire. OF
Washington Territory, and Mr.. While, first
secretary of the u. 8. legation at London.
A BOND CALL OF 100000, 600 three per cents
is looked for this afternoon. Secretary Man
ming has assumed charge of these matters Mr..
Fairchild having surrendered all authority to
decide when 4 Call shall be issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

LIEUT.. MEDCALF's REcoRD.-Lieut. VIM. NJ.
Medcalf, who was killed by the premature ex-
plosion of a she'll while directing the work of
testing mortars at the United States proving
ground at Sandy Hook on Thursday, as stated
In yesterdays STAR, Was a Mary lander by
birth. He was thirty years of aye, and grad
uate of the Class oi 1876 from " est Point. AT
one time he was an instructor in the military
academy. Two years ago he was transferred to
the ordnance board, and he has since been sta
toned at SANDY Hook. He Was very popular
Young officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

ARMY ORDERs.-Second Lieut.. o. ~. Lissak,
4th artillery. has been granted six months
leave for disability. Capt. ]. X. Corsun. assist
anf surgeon, has been granted leave tor one
month.
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Gov. Pattison's Requisition.


AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE FROM PESNsYLvANIA
JUSTICE KELEAsED-soMEI INTERESTING Law
POINTS.
This morning William Elliot alias Myers,
alias Hayes, alias Hardin. &C., who was ar.
rested here about the 4th instant and
committed to Jail by the Police Court on
the charge of lalse pretenses, for whom q
requisition of Gov. Puttison, OF PENNSYLVANIA,
w. was received here few days ago, was brought
before Chief Justice Cartier. The state was
represented by Mr. X. Coyle and the accused by
Messrs. Abranams and Myers. Mr.. Coyie
committed the crime OF obtaining money by
false prelenses in Dauphin county. Pa, aud
WAS fugitive from justice from that state.
The de,enuant maue the point that the affida-
Wit Of A. j. Randall, he agent OF the state on
which the requisitOn had been issued, was not
based on personal knowledge, but on iniorma-
tiOn and belief, and such was not sufficient
ground. and cited the case of Joseph Smith.
The Chief Justice said the simple question
was: Is the offense charged one under the laws
vi the state, and are the laws cons stitutiOual
Tie point Was raised that the crime charged
vas ''iaise pretense," and there was no such
The Chief Justice said it made no difference
what tine governor called ii, for he reierred to
the affidavit. The term was prOvinciaIism,
TIe ue,enuant .nen argued that while 1t was
Charged The money was obtained it did not
charge that he had not transmitted it.
The Cuief Justice said that would be q good
defense on the trial. but would not do here.
THE CHIEF JUSTICE ON ALDERMEN.
The next point Was tLat the warrant was
made before an alderman and there was no
certificate AS to his official character.
The Chief Justice said that aldermen nova.
days could do almost anything, but recent
events show that their principal duty Is 70 be
tried and not to try.
Mr.. Coyle said the affidavit was made before
the CLERK of the court with the seal Of the court
The Chief Justice said it was not sufficient
There must oe some record that the alderman
was authorized TO administer oaths, &C., and
the man would have n ho diSch
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To HEAT THE NEW PENSION BUILDISG.-
General Meigs yesterday awarded the contract
Tor furnishing the new pension building with
ihirty-eight radiators to the Walworth manu-.
featuring company tor S793, aud the contract
for the pipe, valves or other materials and wOI X
ol setting up to VIM. Rnlhwcil for S5O6.5O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

NAVAL ORDERS.-Iieui. H. w. Schafer has
been ordere to the naval obs ~ tory. Ensign
Harry McI4 P. Huse detached rom the naval
ordnance proving ground and ordered to the
naval academy Chief Engineer George r.
Johnson has reported his return home having
been detached from the Lancaster 18th Sep
tember, and placed on waiting orders. Ensign
Z. >. Williams, from the coast survey and
placed on sick leave. Ensign T. G. Dewey,
from the coast survey ana paced on waiting
orders. Lieut.. Andrew Dunlap has reported
his return home, having been detached from
the Lancaster 22d September. and paced on
waiting orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

THE ISSUE Of the new one and two.dollar sill
yer certificates, 1t Is estiipa ed at the Treasury
department., may aggregate $50, ,0OO, 600. and of
the dve-dOllar silver certificates $6O,OOO,OOO.
THE RESIGNATION of Hon. S. s. Cox as min
lister to Turkey was received by the Secretary
of State Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

TS JSo W. CoRsoN. JNo. w. MACARTNEY
- MsAlber 4. \. SfucE rx.
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CONTRACTS AWARDED TO WASHINGTON
FIRMs.-Contracts for supplying the stationery
rooms OF the House of Representatives with
the great variety of articles there kept on
hand have heen awarded 10 the following
Washington firms: Eaton & Ru p, e. Morrison,
Ryder, Scheller & stevens, Siott & Cromwei,
Samuel Lewis Sons and J. j. II blister. There
were great many bidders anu some contracts
Were awarded 10 firms OI other ctliex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

THE APPROPRIATION B1LLs.-Clerk James
Courts, OF the House committee on appropria-
ttOns, has issued notices to the mein-
bers OF that committee. requesting their at
tendance at u meeting to be held in this city on
November 22d next. The next session OF Con-
gress being short one, it is the intention of
Chairman Randall TO have the appropriation
bills entrusted to the Committee ready for
action by the House soon after it assemblies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

THE q. 8. s. TENNESSEE arrived at New York
yesterday.
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Issued oy lntpector kntwts Mn. Flint, 70.
pAr dwelling 1854 street norlnwesg eiO0.
h.it8A 6hlppen, repair frame NJ diiisdase, faArry
sArm; e6VO. Wm. Miller, buiid frame opss
wag1n ahod On tn stssss road; Q1kQ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

'CI LClah NO IlCES.
1@. THE LADIfs' CoNsEcIATI0N MEET
- iIg VIII be resumed next "wednesday Oc:o-
9TH and F SITS. NV. All invited. 1t*
es g. =. Q. OF 9, F--UNIoN FRIENl
IA ship Lodge. No s9l. Will ha, a reunion of
The Lodge iI honor Of its f,rLeth anniversary, "a
Be. b, he hgil ~ bet 10Th and l;th sts on THuhs-
delivered Union Fire" given granI march and
da;,eing- Admission 2oc Tickets sold at the door
only. oc-3-3l*
E-srs VETERAN ASSO~IATION y OF y ITItt-
pol,tan r." es, ls6i-Reguar meeting viii
St 30 esun Be- o the
efssl;tnt' nct Capt VIM IL Haiiey syxntry seo-s,ar
{E~ OFFICE OF GoLLECToR 1 OF Eta, TAXES,
WAsHINGToN. October %. 1886.
the unde signed has received the duplicate assess
m hts OF the taxes for he year ending June 30, lSS!
Office from and a ter the first day of >ovemoer 1885
Que nall of said tax is due November L, 1856, the
On Of the first half of said tax due Novem-
Der 1855 as shall not be paid du Ing ssid month
day of each succeeding month thereafter, until the
same paid or otherwise proceeded WITH as the law
The law imposes like penalty for nonpayment Of
mSa!h os!,!. Z May cosJ''H JoHa s T:!ss oo0R
f6s IN THE sUPREME COURT OF THE
O@a DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Tn 22d day OF October. 1855.
CHARLES e. BRYAN, Piantlir. VS. LANGDoN C. D UN-
CAN. Defendant-No. 26. SAB Docket.
On motion OF the plaintiff by Mr.. +. p Il. sands, his
attorney, it ordered that the d'fendanl Langdon G
Duncan Cause his rance to he entered herein on
before he first ruleiy ring forty days after
da otherwise the cause viii be proceeded with
as i'll of de- .aut
The o ect this suit is to enforce payment of two
promss ry not es made by the said defendant AZ pay
able 10 The order oi said plaintiff bearing date OH the
18th day of July, 1880 payable in sixty and ninety
days rom date, Respectively. each being the sum
OF 1874 l. and being overtu and unpaid
Thi- order shall tie published in The Evenng star
newspaper.
BY the Ourt A. e. HAGNER Justice, &C.
True copy. Test T.. j. MElt;S. Caerk &C.
L II ASS'II I',,rk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

MARSHAL REsIGNs.-United States Mar
shall j. n. Patterson, oi Concord, n. H., has
resigned, to take effect on the appointment of
-.ccessOr. He has held the office nineteen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

E-sSS RYLAND II. E. CHURCH-COR IT
- and lUth Sts. s.w.-Presculnk TO-nOrrnw a
- al and 30 pm, by the pastor. 1lev WIN IL
CHAPMAN. AL Wecome,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-28
DAY DISPATCHES.

NKw YORK, February 27-l0 A. NJ
So far as comfort is concerned, to-day is
far worse than yesterday. The Their
mometer has fallen to 7 degrees below
zero, and the wind is still blowing gale
at from fifty-one to tifty-six miles an
hour. But one sailing vessel has arrived
here since night before last, and that re-
quired the assistance of two tugs to get
into harbor. Tho bay is deserted. No
steamers have arrived, although num-
Der are reported off the coast, unable to
make harbor against the terrific gale
which is blowing. Telegraphic con-
neetion with the surrounding country is
in worse condition than yesterday.
A number of houses have been un.
rooted in this city and Brooklyn, but
about the only people injured have been
unlucky pedestrians who were blown
against buildings. A large number of
cases are reported injured, being women
in most cases.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-28

TuR present is by long odds tho
best season our orange orchardists
have known for many years. -Four
or FIVE years ago 1t was fashionable to
take discouraging view Of the citrus
fruits in Los Angeles. The HERALD
then advised the planting OF good
orange stock, and predictedexpanded
and highly remunerative markets as
a result OF the rapid extension OF our
transportation facilities with the
East, just as, several years before, it
had advised tho owners OF suitable
lands to plant vineyards. Tho pros
pect now for both these leading in
tercsts Of Los Angeles could not well
be better. The nearly sixty millions
OF people Of the United States are
rapidly becoming wine and beer
rather than whisky drinkers, and the
number Of those in this country who
can afford oranges and other luxuries
ia increasing at a far moro rapid rate
than any reasonable production that
may be looked for. The day may
come when Southern California will
produce as many oranges ss Italy,
but they will command as ready a
market as those grown in the two
Sicilies.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-28
FINANCE avn rnApr.
The New York stock Market.
NEW YoRK, February p. -Government

The New York stock Market.
NEW York, February 7.--Governmeni
bonds were active and strong.
Dizziness reigned supreme in stocks.
The total sales were less than on any
preceding day in the past five nonths,
and amounted to ls9,S93 shares. The
market was steady at opening, and dur
ing the forenoon remained firm, reaching
the highest quotations of the day gen.
orally little before noon. During the
afternoon there was downward tend
ency, prices touching the lowest point
of the day after o'clock. In FINAL deal
ings there was small rally. With very
few exceptions the extreme fluctuations
we're within a range Of less than per
cent, aud frequently less than !. Com
pairing prices this evening with those. Of
a week ago changes are nearly equally
divided between advances and declines,
but the latter are generally fractions,
while in some cases there are gains OF
nearly per cent, and New Jersey Cen.
trail Is up q.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-28

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-28

IT would have been a very good
thing on several grounds if the Bald
win breach OF promise case, with all
its prurient details, had been tried
with closed doors. The last develop
ment in this sensational suit appears
in other columns in the shape OF an
address to the public by number OF
ladies', ministers and merchants Of
Los Angeles anent certain remarks Of
Col. Howard about shop-girls in his
address 10 the jury. We had sup
posed that our accomplished fellow
citizen had too much gallantry not to
say regard for truth TO arraign for a
moment the character Of any portion
of his fair countrywomen. lie is
alleged TO have committed the offence,
however, and the question now turns
upon whether his offending is mex
piable or no ;-whether, with bell,
book and candle, he shall be for
mally accommodated from the good
win of the fairer and better portion
OF our population. This classical and
erudite lawyer ought to have had in
his mind the judgment of Paris, and
to have refrained from exciting in the
slightest degree the wrath Of the
ladies, God bless them ! II
he had known when he was
well off he would have done
30. On the whole, however, consid-
ering the circumstances under which
It was committed, the fact that he
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-28

WHY WILL YOU SUFFER from Agu
and Malaria when Gilmore's Aromatic Wine
will cure you. For sale by II. d. Godfrey
Nadeau Block.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint shiloh's YitaliEer Il
Heinseman l22 North kaln street.
CONFINED TO THE BED FOUR MONTHS
and almost blind and cured by one box OF
Gilmore's Neuralgia Cure. For sale by H.
D. Godfrey, Nadeau Block.
GROUP, wHoOPING COUGH ana bron.
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. Sold by +. O. HeinEeman, 122 North
Main stree
For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh
porous Plaster. Price % oenta.
GIVE YOUR CHILDREN, for coughs and
colds. Group, whooping cough and hoarse-
ness, Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir. For sale
by II. ID. Godfrey, Nadeau Block.
sHILoHs yITAIIzER is what you need
DEMONSTRATION, Loss OF Appetite Dizziness
aud all symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price so
and 75 cents per bottle Sold by J. O. HelnEe
man, 10 North Main street
RKV. Ii. b. ERRELL, OF Pavilion, N. Y,
says of Gilmore's Aromatic Wine: ~ bo-
lieve It to be most desirable remedy 10 be
placed in every family" For sale by II. ID.
Godfrey, Eadeau Block.
MR.. A. HIGGINS, of Wyoming, New York,
says he had the piles for 40 years. and was
cured by using Gilmores Pile Specific. For
sale by ii. ID, Godfrey, Nadeau Block.
sHILOHs COUGH and Consumption Cure
ifeold by us ON a guarantee. II cures con-
sumption. Sold by @. y. Heinzeman, 10
North Main street
FOR DYSPEPSIA aud Liver Complain
you have printed guarantee on every bot
tie of shilohH vitallzer. 1t never falls 10
cure. Sold by @. y. HOinHeman, l22 II. Main
rect
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-28
Basket Picnic.

Mothers, pack your basket lunch and
take the children on Saturday or Sun
day to Lamanda Park ION San Gabriel
Valley r. r. A fine grove-the green
grass growing all around--nature in her
most inviting mood. A good time and
rosy cheeks rybody's portion. Round
trip go cents; children half fare.