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,,jIMi it.--- J.VM liEPAHTMKNT NEWS. T'nc I'reii'li'til toilny nppnltut'd George Vn-ii,:i:jtciii Ui-isul Collector of Internal Ilu cuuo for the Ninth (llslilcl of Putin sj vnnla. ANornt.u Death o.s Tin: Boston. Stiruetin Simon of Iho orulsor Boston 1 ictl o! yellow fevor on board tlio vessel in iimiiiiiitiiiu at O'liQ o'clock Inst night . .A4.- Di'Afi l,Ti:.Tit.--Tltc following pat ents Imvu been granted to residents of tho DNtilrt of Colutnblii! William I), lltighoi, donrlock und attachment; John W. Morgan, paper box, trado-mnrk, pies, H. Coppcrthito ic Co. Tub Couut or lxiiumv. First Lieu tjunnt Bdwnrd Davis, Tilrd Aitlllery, 1 1 m's lcsumed his dittius ns recorder of tho court of Inquiry, relieving First Lieu tunnnl Henry It." Lninltiy, Third Artillery. No testimony was taken to-day. Yur.Low Fuvmi Nnws. Dr. Martin telegraphs tho Surgeon Ocncral: "Three now cases of yollow fever nnd ono denth nt Gainesville; tho dccciiiicil had been sick sluco tlu! 18lh ntul was 'discovered to-day, dying, two houis after." BunnnTAiiY AVhitjjby'u Thasksoiv I no. Secretary Whllnoy will celebrate Thanksisivlng Day nccordlng to his cus tom sinco ho lias been at tho head of tho Navy Department. Every ono employed In tho Department will bo invited to en joy ono of Mr. Whitney's turkeys, tho cental Secietary's idea helm: that in this tvay ho will cat Thanksgiving dinner with all his assistants, though his dining hull is not capacious enough to iicconi modato all nt the samo tible? with htm. Navai, okdkiss. The following naval srdeis have bcon mndo: rastAslstunt Surgeon 11. V. Whltakor to tlie Nautical School ship, U. Mary's. De-tached-Lt.Chis. D. Alllbuno. T. C. McLean aud W. G. Cutter, from tho Dolphin, ami or io proceed here anil report arrival. I.t, A. 1. Maro, from tho .Mluucfota, let of December, nnd giautcd six months' leave. , Lieutenant W, II, Capcrton, from picscnt duties at Pittsburg, l'u., and oidcrod in duty on tho Steel Inspection Board at Wusblugtoii, and reorder o( that tiourd. Lieutenant A. V. Grout, as Inspector of the electric lighting Installation of the I'cnsacolu, ti Norfolk, Va., uud ordmed to that duty on tho fruiter Charleston, ut San Francisco. Knstgn It, C. iSmltli, fiom duty nt tho works of tbo Messrs. Crump it Sons and ordered as Inspector of tho elec tilo lighting luMullutlou ot tho I'ousacola at Norfolk. Va. 1'asScd Assistant Surgeon A. C. li. liutseli, from the Naval Academy and or dered tu the receiving-ship Wubasln Passed Assistant Surgeon N. II, Drake, from tho St. Maiy's on tho Ctli of Deiomber next and or derid to the Coast Survey. Passed As sistant Surircon D. O. Leu Is. from duty on the C ast Survey, and ordered to duly at the Natal Academy; Assistant Engineer W. W. Willi o ns Inspector of Htccl, and ordered to duty In tho Coast Survey. Ilevokcdi Tho orders of Ensign N. J. L. T. Ilalpluc to the Koarsarge, and to bold himself In readiness for orden to the Tallapoosa after 1st of March next. minor and Personal, David A. Heaves bus been appointed a store keeper and ganger at Clayton, N, C. Tbo Comptroller of the Currency has been Informed of thu establishment of u new na tional bank, to bo Known as tho'I'hn-ulx Na tional Hank of Lexington, Ky. The capital Is placed at 4150,000. Captain C. F. Williams ot tbo Marino Corps lias been ordered to proceed on tho 30th Inst, to Brooklyn, N. y and report to tho com mandant of tho navy.jard thcro for duty at the Murlno Barracks. THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. Iu submitting their annual estimates to Couciess for appropriations for the various charitable Institutions receiving annroprla- 1,") tions, tho Commissioners recommend that an i oinccr ue appoinieu to supervise an uisnuisc xnents ot public funds for eleemosynary and correctional purposes The following ato tho estimates submitted! Washington Asilum, $53,015; Reform School, $-17,070; Industrial Home School, $11,000; Columbia Hospital and L) lug-In Asjluin, $15,000; Women's Christian Assocla tlnn, $1,000; National Association for Colored Women and Children, $10,000; Children'! Hospital, $3,000; St. Ann's Infant Asjluin, 40,000; Church Orphanage, $1,500; Hospital for Foundlings, $7,000; Homeopathic Hos pital, $5,000; Works of Morcy, $0,000; Na tional Tcmporauco Home, $2,600; Central Dispensary, MOOO. Tho residents and property owners ot Ann costia having petlttouod tbo Commissioners for a hand ungino to bo used for extinguish ini: llres, the matter was referred to Chief Tarris for bis recommendations in the prem ises. Tlio Chief piomptly reported that ho will bo ablo to extend tho firo district so as to toko In Anacostla when his new lire eugluo liuuso hi East Washington is completed, which tylll bo very shortly. Ho states also that n six-Inch water main is to be extended across the bridge, and ho will then not hnvo to dc iieud on the Eastern Branch for water. He ugcsU that box 532 bo erected In Anacostla. 1). F. McGowan, secretary of tho board of trustees of tho Metropolitan l'resbyterlan Church, lias written tbo Commissioners staling Unit tlio trustees object to tho Issuance of a llccuso to sell liquor at tho northeast corner of I'ouith and C streets southeast. Ilia Western Union Telegraph Company has been granted a permit to erect taller polls on tT Suventu stieet road ft om llouudary street to tho District line; also a new polont Sevouth nd lloundaiy streets. AMOMiTomscoNiisun rutino hiiujth. Thcro Is a disposition on tlio part of tho DIs tifct Commissioners to discontinue tho erec tion of public hydrants, aud uUo to'charge a water rent against property In the vicinity of such hjdrants fur tbo uso of tho Potomac w .iter tltey get from them. The following re- iiort of Captain Luslc In charge of tli Wcator .)ttpaitiiieut has been tinproH'il by the Com mllonets. I'ubllc hjdruutsnioa very heavy liurdcn to thu Wnter Doparneut, both for erection and maintenance. TI'O persom uho get wator from them pay absolutely nothing toward providing for tho hydrant or the ati r. Tho people u ho pay for tho water they uso ho pay for the quuutlty used by the people upplled from these hjdrauts. Ihey are also nuisances, earing out the pavomeii and tldenalk and keeping tho gutters In n filthy coiylitlou, Some decided steps should bo taken to seuiru legislation which will make the hydrants solf-sustnlulng, Thera is no rea son which can bo urtfed against tha erection of this particular hydrant which cannot also bo urged lurulnst tho exlileucu of every li.Mlrnnt in tlio city, I recommend that thu Ljdraut bo erected ns rcquqstod. aiiaosivs ATiiitNNfa's novu. rrestiletit Spcucvr o( tho Ilaltlmere &, Ohio Tluilroad Company has received tho following letter from the Commissioners; "lTpon icpicsentatlon mud a to tho Commis si ncrs ns to tho danger at the crossing of your tracks at the Ueiiiiugs road, which tho Commissioners llnd to'bo well founded, they hnvo tho honor to ask that you will caun u flagman to bo stationed ut tho crossing. Also that you will caiuo pluukttisr to hit laid bo tweon tbo ttacks the full width ot thu road." They have nlso decided to demand Hut u night lineman hu placed at the Daltlinoro A l'u tonuc Itallioad crossing at this lllago. roMHUOY STltEUT IMfltOVBMENlS. Or. C. 11. l'urvls of tho Freddinau's Hosj pltal has been informed In reply to his re quest that tho contractor Improving l'omeroy stieet bo required to complete It beforo tutor: that thu delay is not due to any lack on tho bnrt of the. rout rumor, but the fact that thu (strict is unablo tu keep contractors sup plied with construction materials owing to tho btadaton wliU li tho appropriation bill was naucd, They hnvo no curl) for tho contrac tors for l'omeroy street, ami thero Is little probability that thpy will have iiuy before prlng. VA1II0U3 I.OOAJ. HJATTBltS. Tho Health Ofllcer reeoinmends that the niihlla health domunds that tbo alloy In square BT'.t bo Improved. Tho alley running oast and west, in square 007, hits been declared a nulsauco by tbo ljp.illli Ofllcer and ho recommends that it bo md ulthout delay under tl;o permit oistcm. local ranus. The Houso Sub-Comrnittco Progressing Satisfactorily. THE AQUEDUCT INVESTIGATION TO-DAY. Tlio Noil IIcmiio-Tlio Olttlimtt In Vlri;lnlu Mr. 1111' Vlcw. The sub-committco having In chaigo the District Appropriation hill were In session to-day. Oongiowuan Hender son of Iowa says the coinuiltleu Is makine: good progress with tho hill. It will probably bo hi shape to present to Ihu House about tlio middle of next weak. Tho indications mu that thu Cuiiuniu loners' estimate for tho tttruut iinpiovu ments will bo allowed. TICK AQtWltlOT INVUSI'IOATIOK. Tho CoiigieMlonat Coiuniltteo ap pointed to investlgato the Aqueduct scandal met this iiioitiiug at 10:30 iu thu room of tint Suiialo Committee on Terri tories and continued tho oxiitiilmttiou of Major livdeoker. Thu uxuiuluatlon to--kites pi Inelpally to his iiiuttugumeiit of tho tunnel. Lieutenant Townsond nnd ex-Inspector htiras ucru in the con Id or. An JiVKNiNci Posr reporter asked Muiltcuatit Townsend on what point tho committee examined him. Ilu smiled at tho reporter and said: "I'm tlitouL'li being interviewed. 1 jirefor now to let the Infoi matioii come from some other source." lttU'nnsr.NTATivn nt,iss' vir.ws. lion. Archie Bliss of Now Yoik seems to bo tbo most cheerful of any of tlio Jlcmbora who have thus far put in nn ap peal nuco nt the Capitol. In speaking of tho coming legislation, ho said to an Kvi:nixo Posr reporter tills morning that tho first bill tho Houso ought to pass Is tho Ittchardson bill. "It'H a digrucc," said ho. "that tho Capital of tho Nation should liavo to endure such an cyo-soro for a City Postolllco. I intend to do nil I can to secure to Washington a suitable City Postoflico buildlnc." Mr. llllss Is n. great "friend of tho Dis trict, nnd in commenting on tho estimates of the Commissioners for tho Improve ment of tho streets, said: "I think the estimates are not too high. I want to sco Washington mndo tlio handsomest city In tho world." 5lr. lilies will not bo a member of tho Fifty-first Congress, and his friends in Hro )klyn arc very anxious for him to accept tlio nomination of Mayor. It's not known whether he'd accept or not, although it's gouerally uttdeistood that bo can hnvo It. THINKS THE HOUSE WILL HD PEMOCHATIC. Congressman Washington of Tennes see Is tho first Democratic member in tho cjty who claims tho Houso to bo Demo cratic. "I believe," said ho, "that tlio Houso will bo Demoeratio by a very small majority 2 or !!. "If we have tho Houso I want us to hold it. 1 don't agrco with those who say it's best for tho party to let tho Ito publicans have full swing. No, sir. I don't bollovo'-'in)Jftn)')tjuch talk. The Republican Administration will beheld rcsponBiblti'-'by"thciJjeoplo just ns Mr.' Cleveland's wns. If tlio Houso is Demo cratic, wo can then hold tho Republicans in check nnd prevent nny vicious legis lation tho Senato might enact; wo would hold tho purso strings on tho Nation's" wallet." Wn.VT Mil. LANnASI THINKS. Congressman Lanbnm of Texas ar rived hero Saturday and wns at tho Capi tol to-day. When asked whnt ho thought about tho next Houso lie said: "I don't know anything except whnt I seo in tho newspapers." Mr. Lanham is heartily in favor of tlio proposition to give Washington a now City Postolllco. The need of ono Is very manifest," is his truo comment. THE OUTLOOK IN YIIU1IMA. Col. Charles T. O'Feirall of Virginia arrived fioin Richmond this afternoon. Tlio Colonol takes the defeat of Clove land good-natuicdly. When asked his opinion of tho cntiho ho made this reply. "They btolo it in 1870; thoy bought It in Iu speaking of tho election in Virginia, he Bind ho did not anticipate any trouble. "Tlio coititlcntes will be given tlio Deiiioctatlc mcmbcis who wera elected. I'm inclined to think tho scats of Wiso, Tucker .and porhaps Buchanan will be contested. I hnrdly think tlio Republicans will wnut to crawl over mv majority of 3,000." Colonel O'Fomifl couldn't say whether tho House would ho Democratic or Republican. "It will tako tho oillcial count to do tcrmino that question. I'm intlier in clined to think tluit tho chunuca mo iu firtor of tho Republicans, hut I don't clvo up all hope. If wo have tho House I want us to tako it. I am opposed to tho policy if 'thoy havo tho hide so glo them tho tallow ulso.' " "Do you think, Colonel, that Harri son's tufmlnistratlon will bo n menaco to tho South?" ALVltM IN THE SOUTH. "If Oeueial Harrison can havo his own way I don't leel upproheuiho, hut If ho Is controlled by tho ladicul mum hern of his party, then I think thu South will have cause for alarm. How over, I huyo a good opinion of General Haril son and helluve ho will try to bo comur vutlvo. You may depend on It that tho business interests of tho country will frown upon any attempt to trammel up on.tbo rights of tho Southern people." MKMIHSKS WHO SCJUEUKIl TllltUUUU. General Clark, Clcik of the Houso, s.iid this afternoon that nuu of thu most stt Ik ing things of tlio election was tho very small majority by which n number of moinbors hnvo been uloetcd, iiccoidlugto tlio reports, by from twonty-llvo to ono numireu, uio smattost majority being given to Comptou of Maiyiaml, who is couccdcd to bu elected by ono vote. JUSIlSONAI. I'OINTS. Hon. Iicriah Wilklns was at the Capi tol this morning. Ho lias hud his whlskcis removed, so that thu wind can no longer whistle through them. "I iant to disguise myself," was his loplv to tlio question, "Why did you shav'o thorn oil?" Ilo now looks llko "Bishop" Oberly. Genornl Ilovuy, Govornor-ulec of In diana, was at thu Ciipltnl to-day. A How nil tlio Aivmifi. A big, lntiidftomc mulatto miuinu and n smaller and less huudsoino brown one, wcro talking to a man on the Avenue, near blxth street, about 'iMO this afteiuoou unit a tall mulatto accosted the thltd mid struck tho biggest )U low woiiun. It iviis Jim Clink who Is em ployed nt tho Daltlinoro & l'otoni.ic depot nod the big jellow woman was his wlfo. Hu didn't fancy her conduct ulth ether men, tluriforo the conjugal rubiiko. Jim was taken to the statlou-hoiiso by Po liceman Costello and churned by his wife, .MairKlu, with having mud tin cuts of personal oleuce to her. . ..-,,11,11 The Evening WASIIINOTON, THU (J0MI.M1 IU'EIi. Scnntnr Itlhultliiiru Muki-K Another $tnt inunt in I toward to It. Lust night's reports from tho Stato of bloody duels, tlno hoises and handsome women indicated that a hostllo meeting between Senator Blackburn and Judge Rttckur was Imminent. It was said that Henalof Blackburn went to Lexington yesterday with a couplo of friends to ar i lingo with J. CI, Mooiu, Rttckcr's second, for the coming duel. A dispatch fiom I.exlngton sent Inst nlclit says: I.i:mgton, Nov. '20. 1 his place has been till loin up this afternoon owing to tho pros eiiioot Senator .loe O. S. Blackburn In tho city and the rumored prcseitro ot .Judge, llttckcr's second, Colonel ,1. V. .Mooro. Sena tor lllnikbtira iirtlvcd at 11:3U this morning Iu comiuiiy with Colonel J. Stoddard Johnston nnd .1. lJcsha I'lekett. Ho win met nt tho depot by General U, W. lluko of houlsvlllo nnd Oem.rul Jiicim 1". Uonlnson of this city, who cicortcd lllutklmru and Johnston to a room In the I'liouW Hotel, whero ho remained closeted with his friends. Ilo bus positively r i. fused to too ncHtpaocrmen, but It 1 learned through n friend that ho prepared and sent a letter to tho Louisville Count r-Journal, giving nil facts ha wlshct ptitillshid on tho subject, 'litis letter was sent by General Duke, who left on tho Chcr.ipeiiko aud Ohio cxptcss Into this afternoon for I.otilslllc. What It con tains uoonu hero knows. Thu following dispatcli from Loxmg tou to-dity shows that no consultation over tlio duel was held: Luximiio.n, Ky., Nov. !i7. Senator llhck bum but night unit ncaid to tho I.oulslllu Coiirfri-.nimiui In which, nttcr revlowlug tho wholo controversy with Judiro Ilticker, sajs: "I havo heard nothing directly, except Iu tlio muniicr ttisl related, through tho press, from eltlier Judge lluckcr or General Mooro. I shull tlicreforo glvo no attcullou to theso publications further than this brief mention of thetn. 1 feel, however, that It is duo to tho public aud mjself to make thu following state ment: "I shall always Insist that .Itnlco ltttcker'a conduct In lnakliw public n conversation had with tho I'rcslUinl in nu littetvlow procured (or htm by mo was wholly Inexcusable. Illiiepott of that conversation wan entirely Inaccurate. I rciriet, liowmcr, that the InuwiiiKO I used 111 churactt-rlKlng Iih oonduct was to xtronc ami otnphitto, nnd will say, upon lcflcctlon, that I should 1ih) simply contradicted Htiitcnienti 1 know to be Incorrect nnd unjust to .Mr. 'Jleo land nnd m?soir, As for mvsolf, tills matter Is ended, unit I liniono doubt the publlo will bo Clod to know It." A SCENT. IX COURT. A Tonne Woman who Tpstlftod With out 111 null tu Iter Slmini'. A young woman, perhaps twenty-four or flvo years old, whoso face retained ovidonces of former nttracttvencss in spite of tbo ravages of dissipation and disease, wns placed on tho stand in the Criminal Court to-day to testify to her own shamo. Tho caso was ono of thoso to which society shuts its eyes, cherish ing a comfortable belief that such de graded miseiy has no existenco except in tho Imagination of somo purvoyor of "icallstio" romance. Tho defendant on trial wns a nogrcss charged with keeping a houso of tho lowest character. Even in her low con dition thero wns n contrast between this girl and her associates that gavo her an nlr of semi-refinement. Her lausuago was good Knclish, tainted only iu accent nnd Intonation with tho patois of thp slums. Shu looked straight before her nnd told, without a blush or ticinor, thcropulslvo routine of her dally life. Sbo had appeared in tho Volico Court nnd wu's 'attended thoioby a young col ored inan,(who was rndiantinloud cloth ing and jewohryi' 'Her only ambition at that time seemed to bo to protect this man, who was shown to bo her para niour, fiom any danger fioni tho law. Shu Is well along In the see-saw Jour ney upon which almost all of lior class embark, sooner or later fiom squalid shame to thoivoikliouso and back again, until n.ptupcr's gravo provides security and shelter. THE BLOCKADE OI'l'OSED. Now York -Merchant Want tlm Govern ment tn Stop Iluytlou Pritctleot, The merchants and shippers in Now Yorkwlio havo been trading betweon tills and Haytien ports nro a very nngry lot of men. ' Tho blockade existing In nil Haytlon ports for somo tlmo has been n groat dctilmont to their business, mid ship loads of perlshablo goods havo beon de layed. Thoy do not havo much sym pathy for tho Government nt Hnvti un der General Legitime, and yesterdny tho following protest was drawn up against thu blockade nnd sent on to Washington: "My tills picscnt, wo, tho undersigned moichnnts mid shippois of tho city of New Yoik, beg to protest against what wo think an unjustified and arbitrary dis turbance of our business with tho north orn untl northwestern pnrt of Hayti, by the hiudinnce of ncccss to thetn on tlio part of tho forces of Genet ul Legitime of Port-au-Prince. "These unlawful obstructions will bo thu cause ot heavy los-es and stagnation of our regular tiado witli Hayti. Wo theroforo most tuspectfully request tho Government of tho United States of Amotlca to tako tlio neeessaiy steps to protect our intctestsjtnd our vessels by inotcctlng our trade with nil ports of Hayti, unless tho intercourse bofoibid den and lawfully stopped by a regular and recognized Government of Hayti." Tlio petition wns signed by William P. Clydo it Co., L. Kchlcmm, T O. Elliott. Lord A. Austin, Jlmmunes As Haustedt and a number of others. PELL IX A SEWKII-THAP. Tlio .Sinuiilar Accident Tluit HcToU u .Mlllciimn'ri IIorifl. A singular accident occulted about 7:110 o'clock this morning in an nlloy just oil of Columbia sttect, betweou O and P streets northwest, which might havo tormlnated seilously, but fortu natcly thcro was but littlu dninngo dono. A sowor-tran is located In tlio center of this alloy and tho grating of this trap had olthur slipped from Its position or luid been lifted oil altogether. A horno belonging to John S. Thompson, n milk dunlor at 511 J'oiir-aiid-it-half street Houtwest, fell in tho hole ami it lequiunl tlueo mon, eonsldcmblo timber, and block and tneklu to lemovo it from its unpleasant ami duugi'ious position. As far as could boloutiK'd tho homo was not lnjuicd to any gie.it extent. AnoHtcil on sulclnn, A well-dressed middle-aged imu was In tho city yesterday tiylng to dlsposo of n horso untl wagon, As ho was offering the ontllt for about n quarter of its value, the suspicions. oft l'olleo Sitraoant llrosu m wero ainitseil und ho seiiliillltcr Itattlcr to ariot tho man. Ilo was found In amdoonut lib Slarjland avo nuoatid was taken, together with tho horso and W'tiiioii, to tlio New Jcisuj aveiiuu station. house. Ilo claimed Hint lm ln.l been a liook-.iL'ont. j but that for emtio tlmo had U-eii out of w oik: i lll.it Hatunhiv ho lentils family In ai'ioniliii court In Unst llullluioii,, wlieto they weiu suf fering from hunger, and stnitud out to llnd aottielhliig to eat. llowa iiusueccsstiil, and wusiIiInoii by desperation to tuuku way with the homo and Wuon, which ho drove to this cl'y. arrMng about noon Stiiidiy, 1 liu niiltliiiMf., i.iit..il,lAu Imvi, linen lirtttltnil i-t hlsnrrostby tcligiaiih , nMjfetjrijwjhc TUESDAY EVENING, !N"OVEaMBEIt 127, 1SSS. t places in the line, Applications for Positions in the In augural Day Parade CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED TO-DAY. llio Secretary or the Civic OrcmiltHtlona Committee Appointed. Chairman Parker of "civic organiza tions" has received a lotter front Captain S. II. Merrill, Into Superintendent of tho Money-Order Division, City PoMofllce, thnt he will accept tho secretaryship of his committee. Hereafter Captnln Mer 1 1 11 will bo found at the Inaugural rooms. All civic associations nro urgently re quested to report to committee, obtnin quarters through it, that a comploto ros ter may bo kept showing tho history, strength and location of each organiza tion. Arrt.tcATioNs rocnixo is. Applications from dllTcicut Organiza tions throughout tho countiy which nro desirous of participating in tlio pnindo nro constantly pouring In on the Inaugu ral Committee. To-day's mail included communications from Kansas, Missouri and Pennsylvania. From present Indications it would ap pear that nearly tho entlro population of Pennsylvania proposo to bo hero on tho lib of next JIaicb. II. H. Mayloy, president of tho Atchi son Flambeau Club, writes for a poslliuu in the line for his organization. Thcie will be 100 well-uniformed, well-dtllicd men, each man fully equipped with fire works. Tho Sednlin, Mo., Kepublicail Flam beau Club nlso desire a place in tlio pro cession aud hnvo wtlttcn to that effect. W. W. Chow of Philadelphia, com mantling the "State Invlncibles" of that city, states thnt his command, numbering 200 men, Including band, will bo in Washington on Mnrch !', and A. Tho West Philadelphia Republican Club, 100 strong, expect to appenr uni formed aud havo; requested a place in lino. Tho Cameron Club of Philadelphia, tho oldest continuous political organiza tion in that city, has secured quarters for inauguration time, but thev wish a good position in the parade Thcro will bo 100 men nnd tho club will be accom panied hi- a baud of twenty-two piiccs. Colonel Thomas AV.Lloyd of Williams port, Pa., is in tho city looking after ac commodations for his regiment which will tako part in tho parado. MEiniNO ok 'niuninAT. Tho Commlttco on Fireworks and Street Humiliation will hold a nicotine; in Hoom 33, Atlantic Mullding, on Thurs day at noon. Because of tho inclement weather Captain Lemon's commlttco has dono nothing toward soliciting subscriptions during tbo past two days. Tlio following genuemen suuscnuetl to-ua $11); F. A. Uardner, M. D., $25; ;0. W. iiioss, ciuur i, n. jioou, ju. ., ;o:v. . Uoplson, $23; J. JH Tonor, AI. 17, $23: .I.,h .1. Knnniiti 410- VrKvnr.l fM.iL- TC Win. Ladd, Jr., $50; Julius LnusburEU, $100; M. 1). Clark & Co., $25; Harrison Crook, .M. I)., . Tho total subscriptions received up to il o'clock this afternoon amounted to $33,103. SIJIXIJ FlIK $!)0,000 UAMAOES. The Suit!) aro for Sliuirtor nml Allctintlne Ills Wife's AlVectloiiB. Mrynnt & Mryunt, attorneys for Emory R. Murnito of Philadelphia yesterday in Maltlmoio docketed three suits in tho United States Circuit Couit to recover J.00,000 daihnges. Tho first suit is against James II. Holmes, the plaintiff's father-in-law, for $40,000; the second is against James II. Holmes and wlfo for $ 10,000, and tho other against Samuel Sbttnahan and his wife for $10,000, Mrs. Shanuhan being thu sister of Mrs. James II. Holmes. Thoro is no declaration (lied, but it is un derstood that tho suit against Holmes in dividually is for slander, and the other two for alienating tho plaiutiff's wlfo. Tho defendants nro ull well-to-do Eastern Shore pooplo, tho Holmes family residing in Caiotino county, nnd the Shanahans in tho town of Easton. Mur nito is a well-known Philadelphia law yer. About tlio year 1801 he married Jliss Holmes. Ilo then lived on tho Eastern Shore for somo years. Ho Inst year took n trip West, at tbo instigation, it Is al leged, of tho clrl's parents. A bill for divorce was filed alleging abandonment, which Is still pending. Subsequently it was leported aud published iu the news papers that Huruilo hati hanged himself ut Salt Lako City, which was fniio, and Which Murnito claims was instigated by thoso who desired to bring about tho separation. TUB WITHKRIIKE OASE. Tlio Injured lliinliiiiiil To.itny Sues fur u Diloicr, A petition for a ill vot co waa (lied to day by AlficdS. Wlthorbco.with McbSis. Eiiocli Tottcn mid William A. McK'enny asvcounscl, asking that his union with Maria A. Witheibco o dissolved by tho Com I. Ho btatcs Hint ho lias bcon n logldcnt of WnshliiL'tou for more than tyro yenrs past, but that ho does not know wjicio his wlfo Is living. Tlio last known jilnco hcio sho resided Is Mlsinnrtik,' ).ik. Thoy wcio mania! Fobruary SI, 1SS(I, by tho Itov. William A. Leonard, rector of St. John's Episcopal Church. Hu says that for tho purpose of deceiv ing him alio was married under (ho niuuo ot Mario Antoinette Dunlon, whon In fact her name was Sarah Lcona. Mc Carthy. Thoy lived togethor for about four months. Hu makes no hensatlonal chnigos, but says simply that on August 17, 188(1, eho wilfully deserted him and has not lived with him slitco Tho arrival of Mis. AVlthorbeo with Judgo T. .1 Muckey-was rcportwl by tho Mls'unrck panois, and u dlvotco bill was (Hod by Mrs. Mnckoy somo tlmo "ilncu. Tliu Ward al. It Is tienlcd positively tiiat President Day is to hnvo any pecuniary interest In tho ush IngtCu Huscball Club. Tho onj. tonaitlous upon width tbo Ward deal depends are tho slguaturo of Wind himself nnd President Hewitt's Securing absolute contiol of tha stock of tho club, both of which Mr. Ilenltt U coulldeiit of obtaining. "What was the ptunoso of (i,0 pmtWon In tho Wind , deal reuiihiui; I'leildent lleitt to ntipilia nil the stock In tho WtuhliiEton club!" .Mr. Day waa asUed jettcrtlav hvn HWil ro poiler. ' J "It win tu prevent thoso tocltholders who h.ivo ever j thing to gain aud nothing to loto from aiiildlliis themselves on llqwltt. Hewitt bouclit Ward on lit own responjiblllty, and, ii.,!V.Bft!it?r1'lti "" bih Ion-, iiiouuy 'uTiti;o'iold0ivide!'''lu l,il T" ,f ll """ lH! n y: .. . woou uroiners, ?ot); l r-'.;Alc.Mnbon, VSi', Charles A. Kcksteln, $10; Uobcrt Unburn, ,M. D.. S: JoseDh Oawlcr. f5: .1. D. Conucll. tiik onwi joints. Sins Wnli Charged Willi Vlolntlnc tlto riuirmncy r.aws Ucproscntntivos of tlio opium jolntt of this community wcio again In the Cilminnl Cotut to-day, In tho caso of Sing Wah, charged under tho Pharmacy laws with soiling thugs without a license, Tho caso was tried In tlio Police Court nnd carried up, In ordonllint tho applica bility of thu law to these cases might bo definitely dcteimincd. A jury was im panelled and sufficient testimony Intiu dticcd to establish tho facts of tho case. John Cady, a lobust-looklng man, ouo of tho last mil sons wltu would bu sus pected of thu opium habit, testified ns before to having purchased opium fiom Sing Wall. Ho said that his system re quired it, nnd unless ho hnd it n feeling of depression would cn6uc. John Marr nnd John Young cavo sim ilar testimony. Young is evidently a decided suiTcicr from tho effects of opium, and stated that ho needed It ns a drug. C. M Smith, who appears ns counsel for Slug Wnli. then itigucd to tlio coutl thnt there could bo no conviction. Tho naked sale of tlio opium was not cov ered by tbo Pharmocy law, nslt was not sold for medicinal purposes ortis n medi cine. Mr. Shllllugton nddrosbrd tho court for tho Government, contending that tho de fendant wns linbln tinder tho lnw. Judgo Montgomery said that ho felt stiio that the stiitulo did not cover tills kind of a case, anddlicctcd that a ver dict ot not guilty be tnkcti. EXTENSION OF CONNECTICUT AVENUE. A Ile.irlng llcforo tlio Ooininls'lnnorR TIiIh Afternoon. Tho Commissioners this nflcrnoon gavo a hearing to thoso whoo property win no anectcd by tlio proposed exten sion of Connecticut avenue from Leroy stieet to California nvcniio. Hon. Loroy Tuttlc, jr., O. F. Picsbry, Mr. Fiank Presbry, and A. II. AYorth Ington, attorney filed written objec tions b.iscd on legal grounds and claimed damages for tho ground taken, etc., if tlio legal objections to tho extension should not be sustained. Tho Commlsssouors hnvo refciicd tho matter to tholr nttorncy for nu opinion ns to tho legal points involved. The KfTect of ft Telourupliln Krror. Chicago, Nov. 27. -A telegraphic, enor in reporting tho weekly "lslblo supply" of whoat caused qulto a commotion an tho hoard of Trtfdo. llio quantity "at Buffalo und on tho canal," which was 50.000 bushels, was Incorrectly reported as 57,000. This mado nu apparent decrease from the previous week's flcuru Instead of an lncrcaso ot 500,000 bushels as was generally expected. Iho market ad vanced rapidly ono cent por bushol. Tho error was soon dotectcd, however, and prices Immediately hroko 1? . per bushel many brokers loosing qulto heavllv, tho decline being 60 rapid that they wero unablo to sell alt thoy had taken in when tho supposed decrease in tlio "visible" was bulletined. riurldn'n oniclul Vote. Jacksonville, Fii., Kov. 27. A special to tho Times-Union from Tallahassco 6aytu Tlio ofllclal vofo of Florida Is us follows: Cleve land, yj,Ml; Harrison, 20,037; lisle, 403; Cleveland's majority over Harrison, 12.-904. For Governor: Fk mliig, Dcra.. -10,255; Ship man, Hep., 'JO, 183; FlenSnc's majority, i:i,770. For Concrcssmau: Fitst , district Davidson, Deui., W,ttJt lleultmln, top., 0,717; Davltl tdn's majority, 10,107. Second district Bol lock, Dem., 50,011!; Goodrich, Hep., 10,817; llullock's majority. 8,isn, iTbo Democratic Stuti, nflleorA mill KimrpniA flnnrt .Itiilm. n elected by over 1:1,000 majority. At Lust n I'ruo IVnintin, SiN-FitiNOifcCo, Nov. 27. .Mrs. Clara Bello DcDonald, who was charged with tho fotgery of Central Pacific ltailroad bonds, w as released ycslorday, tho prosecution declaring for "tit I vato reasons" that they did not euro td press tho case. Tlicso reasotif wcro ccplolucd to bo Senator Stanford's dtsincl (nation to testlfv ngalnst her, tho .McDonald's dislike for further boandal und Clata Hello's evident Insanity. Clara walked out of court a f t co woman f or tho first tlmo lu clghtecu months. A Detroit l'ollconuin Shot. DjiruoiT, Micu., Nov. 27. Soon aftor 10 o'clock last evening Albert W. Thayer, a patrolman on tlio Detroit polico force, was shot and killed by persons unkuowti. II was found dead ncross tho sldowalk of, West Fot strcot, a much-frequented thorough fac, and upon tho lawn ot a house near, nt hand was discovered n satchel containing wearing ap parel and a kit of burglars' tools. Killed liyu Holler's i:ploslnn, I'lTTsnuito, Nov. 27. A Commtrciul Gazelle (Ccutervillo, l'u.) epednl says a boiler at Hal ston's eaw-mlllS exploded vesterday, killing Ocorgo Kelly, Jesso Hall and i.esllo Cross. I.owls Kalstou was badly scalded; Joseph Dlck60u was tossed Into tho woods, but es caped uuhtirt. Tito men had gathered around the furnace In the mill to warm themselves aud awult tho rolling iu of bonio logs, whon suddenly tho boiler let go. A Terrible Nliontliifr Allrnj-. St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 27. A dispatch from Fort Smith, Ark., says: Word has Just reached hero of a terrible shooting affray at Man, In dian Territory, which resulted iu tho Ueath of four Cherokco Indians (Jeorgo Carr, Isaac (lertlo, Jesso Landfiill und Hoot llonson. The three last uamed wero drunk, antl Cnrr was ono of a posso bent to nrrot them. Shoot ing becauio general and 1M. Cnrr, brother of Uoorgc, was shot through tha hand. Annihilated by Nltru niycurlno. l'lTTsni'ita, Nov. 27. "Dock" Haggcrty was unloading gljcerluo nt I'lcasantvlllo yesterday. Ho had 1,000 pounds of it lu a wagon. It exploded, aud Haggcrty was literally annihilated, l'arts of his two horses wcro found lu mlgliboiliig tiees. A piece of tho wngou was found half u mllo awny. .Mrs. (1. Utschaw, Iu a house hi tho vicinity, was seriously Injured bt tho sldo of It being blown In. Iho explosion was beaut at Oil City, twelvo miles distant. The Weather .Mild In Dahiitn. Oiumj Foiiks. Dak.. Nov. "7.ti, nti, herolsrcnurknlilv mild and wnrm. Atuit dozou cltlens appeared on tho slroots yctstor- uuy witn straw tmu, nua linen clothes. Fur coats aro nil dlscnrded. Work on tho new hotel bus commenced ugaln with a rush, and farmers aro plowing. CuiiLTisMiMUii KhiuIuII Holler, l'uiiamu.i'iiii. Nov. '!! f'n n,... Hatidallis linnrotlue- randlli- nml i.u i.i. cl.iu has L'lvcti htm ncrnilsslnn tn nti..,,.i n... opcnlnjrpf Conlriess upon condition tluit ha ... "." v,v,us'"llu" "lul uoi speuu loo much tlmo In closu commlttco rooms. THE CUIJKT ItECHUI). Court In nenentl Terin-Tlui I'hlnr iIiin tire, Jmtkck Jhiuch und .llvrrlclt, Walbrlbgo vs. Walbrldgo; bcariiig resinned. Circuit Ciiiiit-Jtittlfu Cix Stlnf-liilr a W-nlt t,i... ...... . .. Ccuti.tl National Hank, jjainlshee; oiibiultted to touit; Judgment of condemnation. l.qillty Coiirt-diihtli'i) Cox, Chanoloux vs. Shipley; Francis L. Shlploy annoliitcd irtiuiilti,,, ml lit... t ,.. V -i . - u .......v.... .uuuuiian t, loitrlor; procoufesso a, defendant, Michael W""M; "iku, iwriioy s. l'u titer; aa (Jraotherys. (Iractber; pigment ot monuy to mtislonerlo gut te.tlmoiij In PB ,rK , dered.to I.sun llafbaimlv., lArbauli; ref eicme to iiudltur ordeieil. ' ' - jajtf lik-'iilfiiti 'toMiijiJBffl ast DISASTERS OH IDE COAST, A Philadelphia Steam Collier Sunk with All on Board. STEAMSHIPS OVERDUE AT NEW YORK. Tlio Gtile ut Atliintln L'lty-Tlio Htutm OtT llie Itrenltwator. CoitAxsirrr, JI.iss., Nov. 27. It Is re ported that tho I'hllntlulphla ntcam collier Allcnlown lias fountlcictl oft Ihli point. Thcro seems to bo no doubt Unit thu steamer win mink on soma of tho ledges directly outbldo this port. About 2 p. m. Sunday a number of people at tho village heard thu sound of tho steamer's whistle, and last night an Im mense miiou n t of ditftnood camo ushoro ut iSundy Cove. At Sandy Hcaoh tho murks upon It Indicated roneuilvely that tho wi coked vcisel must Imvu bcon tho Allentown. Sever il 'Ifo preservers and somo of tho otlt ! w rcrkngo was stamped with her mime. Ilu: Allcnlown is uu lion boat of l,2SJious burthen, built and owned in Phii'itlolphhi. Atlantic City, N. J., Nov. 27. A number of pcoplo who wcro wtUchintr tho devastating work of the son close to .Tnclvson'B bath homes woio swept pft tho board walk into tho mirf. Thoy woio alt promptly rescued excopt a man nnmod 13. C. Manuel, un upholsterer hero, who was carried fur out with n receding wave. Ho ginsped u floating plnnk und was violently dashed in witli tho noxt swell. Ho was badly bruised nnd almost choked with the sin f and sand. Wit.Mi.vcioN, T)ci, No". 27. A special Irom Lowes, IJel., reports flvo vessels wrecked or beached. The Amer ican bark Moro Castlo, from I'hiladcl phla for San Francisco, with coal, r.n aground and is a total Iom, together with cargo. Tlio ciowworo s.tved. The Norwegian bnrklliuinah, with tio trolotun, from Philadelphia, for Lim erick, is breaking up. Tlio crew wcio rescued after being "seven hours jit tho rigging. Tlio Kchooner "W. T. jrarvol, with coal fiom Philadelphia for I'rovidonco, is nbhore. Tho schooflor Ilolon, with coal, Is ashore near tho lifo-snvlng station. Thu Oerninn bark Uubn, with petroleum for tho llnltic, is outside tho Breakwater with two tugs assisting her. The Ameri can bark Snrnh A. Stiiplcs,with petroleum fiom Philadelphia for lioiicn, is iu tho haibor with foremast gone. Tlio tides aro high, nml theic is much dnmiiuu to piers. Ni:w YoitK, Xov. 27. Tho comniorco of tills pott yestcrdnv was pretty much limited to tho nrrivnl of flvo schooners by way of tho Pound. High -wliids nnd rain covered thu entire Atlantic coast from Norfolk, Va., to Nova Scotia. On the coast north of New York, tho wind blow fifty to sixty miles an hour -and lllock Island, which on Sunday roportcd eighty miles an hour, yesterday reported eighty-four. The principal incoming steamships now. due- licio aro tho Qnllla. r.dnm, Auchoila, Fianco, Ocean and Polynesia. It is thought thnt suvoralof theso uteamors nro keeping' off outslrio. Nnw York, Nov. 27. Tho floatln coal elevator at the foot of Urunu street, in the hast I&vor, was completely w recked by N tho high wind at 4 o'clock this inornlug. Tho elevator was owned by tho Grand Stieet Coal Company and cstimnied nt 5-.-5.000. London-, Nov. 27. Tho British ship, Thu Douglas, Captnln llctts, from Jlnrtlu Island, Juno 22, for Hamburg, has foun dered oil tho Island of Toxel in tho North Sea. Two of tho ciew worn drowned. Tho remainder havo nnived at Yar mouth. AimeheH Cliurccil With Murder. Tuuo.N,A. T Nov. 27. "Apacho Kid" and three other Apaches, who were recently par doned by the President and returned from Alcaetross to Sun Carlos Indian Reservation, wero brought horo lust night under arrest, charged with tho mm dr ot Dichl and Mke Oruco. Theso Apaches wcro tho military scouts who mutinied, and, with a number of other Apaches, bioko from tlio Reservation in Juno, 1SS7, and murdered Dichl and Grace. Iho scouts wero tried, convicted by Lulled States court-martial, sentenced to imprison ment, and wero ptrdoucd threo weeks ago by the President. Tito proof against them for murder is clear. 'I heir return to ArUoua opened tha way to punish thera, as thoy should be. Oceiiit .Stotima1il9 Arrlind, Nr.w Yoitic. Nov. 27. Arizona, from Liver pool; Gallia, from I.lierpool; l'oljncsla, from Hamburg. IlAMiiuitc, Nov. 27. (icllcit, from New York. Ql'I'.unstown, Nov. 27. Ugypt, from Now York. I'iamoutiIj Nov. 27.OII Iho I.lzardi 51o ravla, from Now Vork forllainbntg. Tho tilt Oil ' M'lillc. Nlw Youk, Nov. 27 'J a. m. score Cart wright, 103; Hcrtj, lt; Mooro, 1BC; I.lttlo wood, 1W1; Day, ISO; ltowaith, 1511; fjoldon, 12 m. scoro: Mooro, lW); Cartn right 177; Herty, 173; Da), 171, Little-wood,' 171: Howartli, 107; Connor, 101; (Joldou, Kill; Mason, 159; Hurt, l.Vs; Campatia, 1B1; Noro mac, 14!1; r.hon, 110, Vint, 111.'; Smjllo, 120; W. bmltli, 120; Ttnloi. 121; Dillon, 07; l'each DC; C. Smith, 02; Bolfm.iu, ft',. AVIiii Wait tlio Inforiimnt 7 London, Nov. 27. At tho hearing of tlio l'arnell Commission to-day l'olleo Inspector Davis testified regarding ullcgcil diico cries about aii liiuir circle nf tho Irish National Leagne controlled by Kenlans. A demand was mado for tlio namo of liii Inforin.uit, but utter a legal !(ptubbu tho fmcttlou was dcfcired. llcncli DrftmlH Ilmilmt A;nlu. Stiinm, N. S. AV Nov. 'ir.--A i-aco took pltieo to-day on tlio l'ar.iinattn lllicr, hotwiTii William Ileaeli anil Kilnattl iltuilaii, Tho ruco as won by lleach. at Tin: nnTKhs. W. J. Larkin of Chicago, W, W. J! tplev and wife, city; Mrs. li T, IlojiMps of Haiti inoic, Mrs. Joseph Jones and Mis. II, li. Hen tiers of Philadelphia aro nt lite Arlington, I'.wlng L. Miller of I'ltlladelphja, .1. M. Ath eitou of LouUvlllo Ky andMrt.. 1, L. Ath crton aro at W'clekcr's. William it. Buckley of llaitfonljsut Cham-' ueiitn'fc. Klmcrl' llowoof llostou, Mr. antl Jlr. I), D, Williamson and Miss lllltuuson of Non Vork aro at otnile's L, C. Jnliiisou and wlfo of llovoti, l'.t,, utid Mr. aud Mu. W. l. Wotwood of Ncwntk, N. J,, aro at thu Kings iloittc, J. 0, 1'arkirof St. Louis, I,. C. Uuii'e of Chicago and .M. 11, llatuU ot St. Louis uru at Wlllard'j. Dr. (leorgo A. Qtilmby of Now Yoik is at tho Kbbitt (Icuersl II I Abbott t S. . f.,i,,,Ai ir V ("ItH'on. 1 , uud I'rofOMiu John Iti " ueloi ufhvatuclsj aro at the Kbbitt. m-iiLki. , iw, uonuor, IK; .Mason, 117; Hart, 1-KJ; C'am pana. 111; Norentac, l.TU; IMsou, 13!); Vint, 12U; Smjllo, 118; Ilegrlmaii, 117; W. Smith, US; Thilor, 111; Hoffman, 80; Dillon, 1)7; I'l-ach, BS; Desmond, out; C. Smith. Ml. J AX AI'DAHOi;! ALT. j An Irl'li !treinlmrnr r.irllnmfiit Arrrsleit In tlio f.oliliy of the Homo LoKiiov. Nov. 27. tr. David Shortly, ititimbcr for South Qnlway, a nationalist, 'topp"l thf ilnbnto hi tdo Houneof Com-' mi'iM i ilht. iiupeallng to tho cttnir ii nu . . ,iii'!tlun of prlvllcno. Hu sinful that lu w.ih leaving the Houo when uu attendant handed him what appeared to bo nu ordinary vlsllor'n caid. Upon going to tho lobby a constablo front irelnnd served him with n mi nations under tho coercion act. Ho moved lo re port progress In order to give the Houso nn opportunity to discuss this audacious brcacii of privilege. .Mr. Balfour deplored the incident and did not know iintlei whnt nuthorlty it had happened. Ho entirely disapproved of such measures occurring within tho precincts of thu House. Sir William Ilnrcoutt hold tho Gov ernment rosponstblo for tho Instructions which had been glvon tho constable serv ing tho summons. Tho dignity of tho Houso wns uflronted by It and an lutmlry was tlicreforo nocossury. Mr. Balfour disclaimed responsibility for tbo act. nnd Btatcd that ho would givt) an emphatic pledge that so far ns tbo Irish ctecutlvo was concerned tho Inci dent would not occur again. Mr. John Jlorlry proposed thnt a com tnlttce bo appointed to Inquire; into tho circumstances of thu Incident. Air. Smith consented, nnd a committee was appointed, Including Sir William llnrcourt, Mr. Morluy, Sir Charles Bus sell, Mr. Pnrnell, Mr Timothy Hcaly, Homo Sucrctay Matthews, Mr. Uoscben, Mr. Madden. Sir Edward Clnrka aud Sir Matthew It Id ley. Tho commltteo elected Homo Secretary . Matthews chairman. Thoy examined Mr. Slicohy und Constable Sulllvau uud , then adjourned until Thursday , , IlKlillHiaMVHiSON. A Ilrllllnnt IVocIUIiijj- In Now York City at Nnnti 'lu-dtiy , New Youk, Nov. 27. Miss Bullo Wll- j son, tho daughter of Mr. Kicluird Wil- '. son of No. 311 Fifth Avenue, wns I married fchoitly after noon to-day in St. Bartholomew's Church to Mr. t Michael Henry Herbert, who Is nt- J prcsout Lord backvillo's temporary smv ccssor lu chnrgo of tho British Legation at Washington. After tlio wedding ceremony tho ' happv couple wore driven to the homo of t tlio bride's parents, where a wedding breakfast was served. , How tlm Tin I li AVhh SaxrA, , DAvr.vrottT, Iowa, Nov. 27. A collision that will cost tho Chicago, llock Island A. Tn- i clllc lUllroatl Company from 0,000 to ilOO,- ? 000 occurred Sunday night, thhty miles east , of this city. 'Ihc Denver vcsttbulcd express j coming West and a freight train camo to- , gcthur. 'llio cnclnccrsof tho two locomotivui ' saw each other's litadllght lu time to Jump and savo themselves, alter reducing speed. ,, Tho locomotive. wcro demolished. A tramp, who was stealing a rldo on tlio front end of an " express car, was killed. Several pjsseugcta we to badly shaken, but not scrlouslv injured. Two cars of llio fi eight train, loaded with hogs, wero wrecked aud somo sixty ot tho animals killed. Tho conductor says tho ves- tlbulo system saed tho pusscngcr train from , wrcckugo and tho passengers from injury. Thn AlniH of the l'opo. London-, Nov. 27. Tho Daily AVicj says It learns fiom ofllclal sources that in tho recent Inter low between tho 1'ore nnd Count Her-' bcrt lllsmarck tho former remarked: "If tho ovetits of lb0 had depended upon me, oVcrythlng would havo boon speedily ar-' ranged. Now, after tho lapse ot, so much time, It Is moro dIOlcult, but I shttll regain tlm , tlmo lost." ,Couut Herbert replied: "Rod has not made t possible tor a mutt to recall a tluglo moment, ot Ids oxWtence, aud Your Holiness wishes to recall y'ghtcon j ears." i 'ImartfKtliijr Koim from Alirnnil. Tho London Telegt aph says that Sir CUarlen , Wanenwlll bo succeeded an Chief of tho Metropolitan l'olleo by Mr. James Monro, now Assistant Commissioner. A rcballot Is necessary In tho Department ot Var, ti question having nrlscn whether Glueo lct, who Is au American, Is cllglblo to sit lutlio Chamber. Tho A'orfft Ccniian Gazelle nnd almost nil ' tho other prominent Geimati papers concur iu tho opinion that tho affairs of Franco are , drlftliic toward a crisis of which tbo to- ipionccs ato Incalculable. Mmo. l'attl has accepted low terms for her1. opciutlcscusou iu l'arts. fclie says that she only wishes to covor oxponses, aud that her object Is to do homago to Gounod. It Is feared tltat nluo llshcrmcn have starved to death at ilomiuish, Irilattd, off tho Donegal coast, tho recent heavy weathor having pro- I Vented their return to tho mainland. , I'rinco Ferdinand has given 2,000,000 francs toward an ofllclal scliemo for a national Bul garian uulvcrult; lu bona. A Dublin dispatch sajs that a news associ ation has been reliably Informed that tho l'opo will luslst upon promulgating a second re script on the Irish question. Tho Irish Bishops will shortly bo summoned to Koine. Ihe Jfontriwicmarks that the 1'opo's de parture is tlio probable solution of tho Itbmau question. It la certain that sovcral uutlons would contend for tho honor of receiving him. Tho Oiscnalorc, Koniauo, denies that the l'opo Is relying ou tlio outbreak of war to gain temporal power. Mr. John Bright passed a moro confortablo night, and Is somewhat better this morning. llortcustelu, Vice-President of Switzerland, dead. FINANCIAL AND COMMKKCIAf.. Thn Slock und ."llnney Murket. New Youk, Nov. 27. Money U per cent. Exchange, stead); posted rates, 18oiIS'J; actual rates, 485 1851 for sixty days and I3'J1IS'JJ for demand. Govern ments Una; curreucy lid, 121 bid; ii, coupou, y 1231 bid; Us, do., 100 bid. Tbo stock market opened at last night's llgurcs, but during tho first hour thcro was some selling of tho leadlug stocks, under which prices declined fractionally. After tho first Hour a buying movement Now Lnglaud caused prices to tako an tr. ' ward turn. At noon values were up 1 to lj per cent frstn the lowest llgures and fraction ally higher than tlio closlug of j cstcrday. 'lb. market has sinco been dull. Tho Clilciico Miirhct. Chicago, Nov. 27. 0.80 a. m Wheat Dec, 10'JJj Jan., 10JJ; -May, 10SJ. Com Nov., 375; Dec, 303; Jan,, b01; May, 3$i. Oats-Dee., 20; Jan., 20J; May, 30. I'ork Jan., 4-11.10; Jlay. $11 OS. Lard-Dec., SS.R2J; Jan., $S.20; .May, fb.35. Short ribs . Jan., 7.!Jo; -May, $7,&'Ji. Tho WushliiRtnn Stuckf. Miscellaneous Bonds W. & G, It. I!.. 11 U; Musonlc Hall Ass'n. 103 j Wash. Market Co., IIH; Wash. Light Infantry, 1st, 04; Wash. Light Infautiv. 2d. ; Wash. Gas Light Co.. 121; Wash. GasKlnuts. tJ. ' National liank Stocks Bauk ot Washing ton, .100; Hank of lteptibllc, 170; Metropolitan, 200; Ceiitul. 200; Second, VJ2; Formers' and Mitbtmtci', 10J; Citizens', 125; Columbia. 15U. Italhoid Stocks Washington and Georse town, 20 Metiopolltau, 1081; Columbia, !10; Cup. A. North O t., ai; Auacostlu, 10. (ins and r.loolrlo I.lislit Stocks WttshliiL'tnn lias, 10, Georgetown Cltw, 11; L. S. r.lcctrlc Llsrht. . Tuleplionu Stock Chesapeake A, I'otomac, 70. Miscellaneous Slocks Washington M.uket Co.. 151; Wuslilustoit Brick Machlno CO., 1110, Njtionul rmss Brick Co,,; Great Falls Ico to , 1 10; Hull I tun Panorama Co, 10: Ileal IMtite Title lusuiuuco Co., 1171; Columbia Tltlo lumrauce Co., S3; National Sato De posit, Co.,; American Grapuoplione Co , HH l.oi.itl IVnither lillcntlnn ylearhijj, sH.-htly colJei, tiuitl.weitu insurance uiocks I'iremen's. as; I'mnklln, S0J; .Mottopolitau, 7L', Nntloual Union, Itlj; Ailluglou, 15U; Corcoran, 01; Columbia, lUij German American, 153; I'otomac, 0.1; itlggs, LMUkA.t.iMA4& ..-dijllA .jtmii&.jOth.k ;q i i 1 i h. -M m "t t