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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

VETO MESSAGE.
The President to-day sent to the Senate mes
sage returning, without approval, bill for the
relief OF Laura e. Maddox, widow OF Joseph H.
Maddox.
THE BILL TO RETIRE GEN. PLEAsANToN.
Some months ago the House passed bill to re-
tire General Pleasanton, OF this city, as major.
The senate passed the bill, but reduced
the rank OF retirement to captain This
did not suit the generals friends 90
stuck, despite the most strenuous efforts to have
It acted upon. Gen. Pleasanton has great many
friends among men OF both parties who have
has SssH specially ~ urged y e1.cSnisderass
membersOf Congress In the Senate to-day
MIR. CAN inquired as to the status Of the
antons friends to DO so Senator Cameron, who is
known to be friendly 70 the measure replied that
gether, but had not succeeded.
SPEAKER CARLISLE
and Representative McMillin have accepted an
invitation to address q democratic meeting In
Baltimore on Thursday evening OF next week.
had ReportS Of the Cotton Crop.
INJURED By UNFAvoRABLE WEATHER AND WORMS
AND THREATENED BY FROST.
The october returns Of the Department Of Agri-
culture make decline in the condition Of cotton.
The heavy rains Of the latter part of August have
been continued during the larger part OF the last
month, causing sprouting Of seed In the bollA rot
ting OF the lower and shedding OF the top bolls
and foliage. Rains and winds have tntersered
with picking and discolored the nper and reduced
the grade. Recently the weather has been more
favorable and quality has somewhat Improved.
Some correspondents report short staple. The
crop Is everywhere late and slight frosts threaten
early destruction OF the plants yet killing froets
still in the future and the length Of the season
therefore uncertain. The average OF reported
condition Is 169. decline from 636 In september.
louisiana and south Carolina show the greatest
reduction, and Texas. Florida, and North Carolina
the least The caterpillar and boil worm have
been present In all except the northern tier OF
states, ana have wrought some damage Pans
green and London purple have been used less
effectively than usual, the heavy rains waning on
the poisonous powders
CUT Hp FRIEND WITH RA1oR-In the crimina!
Court this afternoon RobL y. Fillmore, coloreo
boy, was tried for assault on Augustus Jenk1ne oy
cutting him with razor. The latter testified that
they were friends and defendant was drunk.
Secretary Bayard opened The Wilmington, Del,
agricultural fair yesterday.
SNOW fell in New Hampshire and Vermont yes
terday TO the depth OF tncheA
Twenty thousand dollars Il now stated 70 % the
amount or money taken from the Stafford Mia q
FAN River, Masa. BY A + Doswosth. the default
Scnunemans PACKING house In the Chicaes
stock-yards district, was burned yesterday morn
ing, the flre originating nom an overturned lamY
In the butter1ne factory. LoaA e126oo
The British man~of-war Osprey has captured %
Mocha three dhows having on board 2o4 slaves
were k1lle0 befoes The siayoS surrendered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10
FIRST LIEUT.. EDWARD !. GRUMLEY, Seventeenth
Inf. granted three months, leave

The PORTSMOUTH and Saratoga were put out of
commission on the 9Th inst. at Portsmouth, n II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

FIRST LIEUT.. LEWIS MERRIAM, 4th infantry, hav-
ing been found incapacitated for active service,
Is granted leave until further orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

SPRAGUEvIILE, Pa, Oct. 10.-John Savage, the
net, died last night at his summer home, Laurel
side,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10
City POst.Office Appointments.
EN- THIRD-CLAsS LETTER CARRIERS AND TEN SO

CIVy TOotsOnh1C6 APpOHutu1eut8e
TEN THIRD-CLAsS LETTER CARRIERS AND TEN SUB
sTITUTEs.
Postmaster Ross to-day appointed ten third-class
letter-carrers, at 5000 per annum, and ten subst-
tute letter carriers. The thrd-class carriers ap-
pointed are George II. Malone, Charles s. Douglass
r. j. Flood, VIM. H. oliver, w. C. Young, Carl 8.
Orleman, A. R. Lambrith W. M. Larcombe, w. T.
Fletcher, w. H. Ferguson. The appointments
will take effect october la The substitutes are
Leonard F. Bishof, Walker r. Hopkins, Frank r.
Rebstock. Henry w. Hewlett, Poynton w. MussOn,
Dorsey F. Seville, Edward 7. McNerhaney, Charles
D. Bushby, l. ii. Middekaun and w. j. Schayer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

RoBDRRrn REPoRTED-Joeeph Cans, clerk In
Lansburgh Bros. store 5th street. reports stolen
from q drawer In the sore, between yesterday
afternoon and this morning, three gold watches
northwest reports that yesterday. when at the
center Market abe hired colored boy 70 carry
her basket home for her, and he matched two IS
bills from her hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

BIDS WERE OPENED at the Navy Department to-
day for an electric lighting plant for the U.
s. s. Pensacola The lowest bid was for s6 600
from the Edison United Manufacturing Co., and
the highest for SO 2S7 from the Brush Electric Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10
WHAr Soorrs EMULSION HAs Done
OVER Is POUNDS GAINED IN TEN WEEKS.
EXPERIENCE OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN.
TIE CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR rHE)
SUPPRESSION OF VICE
Ran FRANCIsCO Julv 9TH 1Q3S


took severe cold upon my chest and lungs an d
did not give 1t proper attention lit developed into bron-
chits and in the fall Of the year was threatened
with consumption. Physicians ordered me to . more
congental climate and came to San Francisco Soon
after my arrival commenced taking Scotts Emulsion
OF Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites regularly three
times day. In ten weeks my svoirdupois went from
Loo to $50 pounds and over; the cough meantime
ceased G. b BENNETT.
Sold By al Drusgista ocS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10
As TO ADJOURNMENT.
What II Said on Both sides 81 the
Capitol.
THs ATTITUDE on BOTH POLITICAL PARTIES - TN
HousE UNWILLING 10 TAKE TIE NTrIArrvR

TIE ATTITUDE or BOTH POLITICAL PARrIEs - TIE
Aouss UNWILLING 10 TAKE TIE NTrIArIvk
Some Of the republicans In the House who are
dsgusted with the prolongation OF the session
nave decided to try TO force an adjournment The
democrats understand Mr.. Taylor's declaration
tnat ne Will object to any other legislation than
on pensions and appropriations TO be q move In
That direction. Taking this as an indication that
the republican Senate Ia anxious to be relieved
from the further consideration OF the tariff, many
democrats are the more determined that an ad-
tournament resolution shall not originate in the
House. There Is possibility, however, that they
may De entirely wrong In their assumption.
Mr. FARQUHAR WANTS TO GO HOME.
MI. Farquhar, of New York is thoroughly dis
gusted with the protraction OF the session and
says that II the democrats feel any political deli
cacy about proposing an adjournment to the Sem
ate while they are considering the tarifY bill he
the resolution himself. As He re a GSs he
for the RESOLUTION fase IL not the Ss
70 make sucn move. He spoke to Mr.. Breckin-
ridge on the subject Offering father the resolu
not quite ready yet; to wait until the deficiency
Dill was passed. Mr. FarQuhar says he has talked
MIN members OF both national committees In
failure OF Congress to adjourn He says that the
democrats are keeping Congress In session for po-
adjourn aiter the deficiency Dill Is disposed OF,
there would be lively time here.
TALK ON THE SENATE SIDE.
There was not so much agitation OF the adjourn
ment question about the senate to-day as ON pre-
vous days Of late but the subject has not lost its
interest BY any means. Senator Harris thinks
that oy next week the House will be ready TO
adopt an adjournment resolution.
WHAT Mr. INGALLS, SAID.
Senator ingalls, was asked by q STAR reporter
when Congress would adjourn, and he replied.
"Not before tomorrow night" He added that
Senators who are going all persuaded themselves
that Congress will adjourn In q few days While
the Senator did not express opinion on the SUBJ
tecs he intimated that he does not expect q speedy
end to the session.
1T ALL DEPENDS
on the House. II that body will offer date to the
Senate it will be readily accepted. The republi-
can Senators very freely admit that they are will
ing to adjourn. But democrats OF the House who
visited the Senate to-day did not offer any en-
couragement to those looking for a breakup.
They said that the sentiment among the majority
party OF the House In favor OF adjournment Is not
as strong now as II was q week ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.-The President has
accepted the resignation of First Lieut.. Eugene
Cushman, Sixteenth Inf, to take effect on the LIST
instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10
FOR SALE-LOTS


For sALEIszcoRNER LOT ov. RLQoKING IOWA
$500: also one lsI5l. $500: all to alley. II
o oSi sold BY u 4s,ebeS l9 y |, be built up9n
FOR sALE-160 FEET FRONT on I4TH ST. s.E-.
L near ST.; also some fine lots in Takom. Park
oc1O-3t' Room 40. LeDroit Building
'01k4 sALE.A LOT on SHKcoRASSo st.; BET Fl
Tor 80 square foot This 10 only offered ~ this
price for short time. HILL JOHNSTON. l5u3
EoR sALE-BELAIR HEIGaTs-A NUMBER OF
lots In this subdvi are gull unsold and offer
an unusual opportunity for profitable investment.
msinder streets adjacent and they will be
sidered city lots and brnx corresponding prices
n1 present dnsy can hs oe nsoTt rsS
Prices rance from 40c to 8 20 Per square foot.
Flats furnished. and any Iqrther information given
upon APPLICATION to us FITCH. FOX BLOWN.
J,OR sALE-A sPLENDIDLY LOCATED CORNER
u lot on 18Th St. Columbia Hei<hts at 45c;: 10000
Address A. STATUS. star Office. oc6-6t'
I,oR sALE-THE CHOICE OF FOUR FINE BUILD
ing lots on Connecticut ave extended ior q $50;
OPINION pl once. cor. o. and Pa ave. fuSo
IrOR sALE-BETTER THAN A SAVINGS BANK
II S25 down and $40 per month will buv fine build
ing lot grade and 6n street or avenue, within
squares OF Penn ave cars at only $500 r. A. PHIL
LIPS. 14l9 New York ave. se15-lm
L,OR sALH-ATTENTIONl BROOKLAND PRICES
Il advancing Now is your last chance to secure lot
e$ sis feet sSov. s2ss
good water; only i've minutes by rail from the CITY,
adjacent to new University aud Soldiers Home Csi
SAfCaEIDER. ia15 Est Tive n@. oAoa sci tsm .
E,OR sALE.BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN TRINIDAD,
Il at 18th and Boundary sts for sale at bargxin:
small Cash payments long time low interest
au14-2m j32i F.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

RANGE OF TIE THHRhonHrER-The Following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: a.
M, 43; p IN, s.; maximum, 90; minimum "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

THE MONITOR PURITAN in tow of the Ossipee,
passed Cape HenlOpen this morning on the way to
Norfolk
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LOST AND FOUND


L osT SUNDAY EvENING-A SMALL GoI n
1lheaded cane marked W. Z from = n r.
Under Will please return to the Jefsrson Cnh IA 10
II 81. and receive reward ociyi-aft~
osI-A PLAIN GOLD RING WITH THE IN.
hinder vim Be rewarded BY returning so siee; The
OsIEA BLACK SPANIEL, WITH A BOB- TAN.
I'm ~ " Te"afo VIII be paid II returned to 72S
I osI = sTRAYED PROM STABLE 4 yoiTNa
st.aw. 's'olneo 70 ~ lxtn
osT-LADY's GOLD WATCH. HUNTING CIs1
~ zrsen enamel WITH six chip dismonde on c.se So
lo6a7 with black foo chain attached st Sovsrn,N00
and New Yorf ave to iais and sss n avs
ssKEs vi III p siy :, returned Mr.. FANNY
I osr-THIs MORNING. on PA. AVE- ayr =.
lbala an ana spsslnsaaons with the Of b. II.
,suInsd DXxsoS s%fs iss:i Su S e
Il osT-oN TUESDAY MORNING, RFTVFPN .
- ": Dept and Capitol VIA St. 9th ST and Pa
81 the National Hotel cszT stand ~ s.sn5 sane
4 osT--oN MONDAY AFTERNOON. BETwVrI
~ the Boston store, hsum's aud b p DEPOT
basemsns north wing War Department ocg-3t.
ak REwARD-sT0LEN PROM FRONT zoos =
tr 52inch curved handle bar, pen ssndiss no ssii
lately cenentsd on ASov: reward IN Tor 81 ss .n:s,
leading 10 its return; no questions ashsd ocS-2ts
III OsT-ON 9TH INST, A PUG DOG ANeWRETNo
~ 10 name Of 10 Ko. Asuitabe reward II Returned ~
T. H. BURGESS. sth and . SITS. nv. GEESE
\ osr-A BLACK sATCHEL CONTAINING A CHaF
.ad iasS q. The snasa q. 5. On 1.s.ssd a. s
siaw. oc9-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

FATAL SHOT FROM A PARLoR RIFLE-The case OF
Owen CLARK, who was committed 10 jail on charge
OF causing the death OF Andrew j. ROLES on Sep
tember l6, was reported ignored by the Grand Jury
to-day and he was ordered TO be released. This Is
the case where Clark, In examining a parlor rLne.
claims to have accidentally discharged IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

The PRESIDENT did not make his appearance at
the White House TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

Aame q. G. / Namse o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

FOR sALE-INTERNATIoNAL CYCLOPEDIA, Is
concise esesm s $500 Illustrations $50
maps; 1895 octave pages choicest knowledge good
Tor generations: staple enduring latest cheapest best
monthly paymenta Ordsrs received At ll13 81. n.
w se22-1m'
koR sALE-GLASS OF PURE, SWEET WINE
y &C. ClAret Hook Sc very large rlsss Of cool
BeeT 5ci Jqlsps and all other mixed drinks 10c at
JOHN COLLINS Cory Sample Room. In rear Of bic
new amlly Wine and Liquor Store. TBS 7th Ut. NV.
Slaret and Hook 20 cents q bottle.
Bottle trade q speciality.
Cigars by the box. Sv21.skv Inn
FOR sALE-PARTIEs IN NEED OF PINE OR OAK
h.. rhg should communicate with me before pur-
IN IA oruer to supply the demand promptly L K
S--N-sNI. OceoQuan va se4-:}ms
kOh SALE The otto" GAS ENGINE RE-
= lures 10 BOILER avoids all expensive attendance:
10 oss % ume NO handling Of fuel Send for circular
Ano brlce ilst ID. bAlLAUF, Ax't 73I 7th At nly.tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

ON TRIAL FOR AssAuLrING HB WIFE AND STEP
pAUoHTER.-This afternoon waiter Carter, col
sssaults on susan Carter and Adelaine Carter tn,
first named his stepdaughter and the latter hi
wife-apPeals from the Ponce Court. Meesrs
for the defendant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

Cou17 NJ 0RNERAL TENN.
To-day, Lewis agt w. and g. =. h Cot argued
and submitted. jackson agt combs; argued
CRIMINAL CouRr--Jud0e Montgomery.
To-day, David williams housebreaktng; guilty.
Edwaro Bruckenb0rough, assault (AppeaD; MOI
guilty, John Young, do bail given. Robert y.
FL mora do. do guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

EQUnY C0unr-yNd0e y0meA
IaoahS6 age Bowler: appearance ordered. Muth
agt. 6tost: payment Of fund 70 receiver. N N Mar.
Tia \ otlliland; reference 70 auditor.
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