Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1868, Page 1

: THE EVENING STAR | > ’ PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday Excepted, ; At the Star Bullding. q §.W. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and Lith Street, ! DY THe BVEMNG STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. The STAR 18 served by the carriers to theit abscribers in the City and Qierriet at Tex (CENTS PxR WEK. Copies ai the counter, wit? oF without wrap; ‘WO CENTS each. Pry FoR MaILINe:—Three months, One Dollar and Pitty Gents; six months, Three Dol- jars; one year. Five Dollars. No papers are sen: from the office longer than paid for, The WEEKLY STAR—publiahed on Friday Borning—One Dollar sod a Haifs Year. _EVENING STAR. &c. rts Quo’ ber fight on the adiaus. five hundred of whom Plains with the | attacked two companies o ork (eatorad) | gavairy. Nine Indians were killed and | bumber wounded men were wounded t Britain, Frauee and Italy bave recoz. | * Tevolutiouary Goverment of Spua Disturbances have taken place in some of the Spanish provinces and troops have been dis- | Pitched trom Madrid to snporess them. whilst only three of our Robert G. Gaunbie and Hajus, charged | WD poisoning Gamble’s wife, whose crial b: 1 deem in progtess in New York for some wee ' were bevorably acquitted and discharged on Satorday A dispatch from Sin Francisco th several pew shocks of earthquate Tiepeed y iny, duration and causing Joba Brancb. a we xh » being of considerable | ne alarm. . ¥ citizen of St. Lou and sn Englishman by birth, comm cide ar his resicence last Friday by cutting his throat with a razor. The own * emigrant ship Lerbnit who was pr din Hambarg for cruel to the passengers during her yoyag York, has been acquitted. I:as reported that the express robbers, Mo: ton and Thompson, now in Sxndwich (Uan- ada) jail, have compounded with the express companies by retunding $55,000 of the stolen money The Al Engtand Eleven cricket York on nTday for home, ou the uy of Balnmore. There was a killing frost and thin ice at Richmond, Va., on Saturday morninz. WHAT FoLLow [From the Round Table, October 21.) Now that the question of the Presideucy is Virtualily decided, let us bope that good men of all parties will accept the situation, resolve to make the best of things, and unite im 2 hearty effort to rescore the prosperity and the country. We have been among t ty who have thonght that the best roads to na- ual Fe-‘oration, either im heart or purse, not he in the direction our Republican | nds would haye pursue, bul when comes manifest that, through lawful ‘We are coustrained to go wo other, we ing spirit, and to hope that the cons May be better than we have atic dependent journal, if never a x san one, The und Tab! Wwe venture to believe it is oe a r Bumbers of Northern men at the mndae prom- inence in the Democratic array of leaders con- | spicuons in the Inte war, tod the feeling of security respecting euds thatat is felt m. been sacrificed to compass, ha econe far | to swell the Republican vove aud to clinch Re- But, as Mr. John Quincy id truly ssid, the he kof the North. em people is to Kindness and generosity. Is the natar re | of things this desire will find, after General | p. Grant's election, stronger and stronzer expres. sion. No longer restra:ned by appreheasions— whether well or ill fowuded—iest the issues settled by the war are to be revived, or in some form reasserted, the fraternal feeling of the Northern masses will exbibit itself ina tangible and unmistakable manner, and in all proba- bility will occasion and justify concessions that at present it might be impradent even to erst. Patience, temperateness, and hope are, then, the words of which our Southera friends should now think most, for they sarely are the indices ef their future regeneration and salvation. Out of evil, over and over again, has come good, and the race is not always to the swilt, neither is the battle for ever to the strong. Tue Prize R: There isevery prospect of Billy Edwardsand Barney Aaron meeting. Unqvestionably, such a match would give great satisinction to the pugilistic community, for & most determined and well contested fight aid be the result. Although some misunder- standing has already taken pince relative to the stakes, it appears that the prelimmaries have been arranged and that witbin a month hence the battle will have been decided. Patsy SI young though promising light Weight, is also spoken of as an eligible mateb for Edwards. Together with having fought two battles m Ireland, he has shown pluck im bis encounters with Mike Cobarn and Reardon on this side of the water. m Kelly bas challenged George Rooke for $1,000 aside to fight within two months from signing articles, at 156 pounds.—New Furk Sune day Herald. A Govenymest Derective McgpErep.— Henry D. Christan, a government detective, ‘was found in St. Louis, Saturday night in an alley, with a verrible wound in the back of his |, from which he died about ten o'clock ves- Christian had been active im ferreting ds im tobacco, and had been instru. parties, which has given rise te the impression that be was attacked im consequence of his |. He was robbed of his watch and some money. He was insensibie from the time be was found unti) he died. No information could, theretore, be obtained from him. G7-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lincoln are to live im Chicago. ssi S77 Mica mines are attracting avtention North Carolina. | the office tor such purpose. Che ves, XXXII. Washington News and Gossip, INTERESTING TO LiquoR DRALERS—IMPOR_ TANT Dgcision.—In answer to certain inqut- “uiries of Collector of Internal Revenue Cile- phane, of this city, Commissioner Rollins sends bim the following: TREascRY DErARTMRENT, G4 Internal Ree- enue, Washington, October 23, 1808 —Sir- Your letter of the 2ist jnstant, in relation to the ac- counts and signs of wholesale liquor dealers, in eel) Thee that the book: p reply to sny that the S pre- scribed im see. 45 of uct of July 20, 160% thet be kept by all liquor dealers who come within the de@nition of wholesale liquor dealers They will not, however, be requi in detail any sale of spirits of less quantity than is required by sec. 57 of said act io be stamped—that is to say, “packages of more than five gallon: Sales of smaller quantities snd amounts may be entered each day in the agerezate To your question referring to wholesale liqaor dealers’ oa hes ge by sec. 15 of said act, Lean only say that the requirement seems to be plain and positive, and there ap- pears to be no way ot escape for any liquor dealer who has placed himself within the cat- ecory of wholesale liqnor dealer, except by paying the penalty. The law makes no dis- tunction between the classes of such dealers, and no power bas been conferred on me to make any, or to relieve any person from the plain requirements of the law. Very respectfally, OLLINS, Commissioner. sq., Collector, Washington, question whether hotels, whose sales at their bars made them wholesale liquor dealers, should have the sign. Bap Bustvzss ror Cnivatey.—General J. B. Magruder, late of the rebel army, and a companion in arms named Higgins, were ar- rested in New York on Friday evening last, on @ charge of being drunk and disorderly, and in- sulling ladies in a store on Broadway. The Prisoners had been remonstrated with before the police were notified, but, persisting, were finally taken and locked up in a station honse | Over night, and next mornmmg they were held in the sum of $300 to keep the peace for six ths. APPLICATIONS FOR PAaTENTS.—The Com- missioner of Patents has ordered that hereafier applicants shall pot be allowed to withdraw | original applications for the purpose of amend. but when itis desired to amend an ap- Plication a copy of the orignal must be had of Parties filing pa- pers in the office will save themselves and the cilice much trouble by retaining copies of their )pers to use in case amendment or alteration hould become necessary. Frever Masor Gey. ©. A. Hrtcncocs, V. + who has been seriously ill for some the residence of Coionel J. McH. Hot. Tgetown, left there on § y the advice of his physician, for ©. The General is suil m2 s condition, and had to be care ress from his lodgings to the rveyor of customs at end, vice S. W. Ad f the boa ‘orrection for umbia, to fil ». Gurley, d of trustees of the the Boys in uuexpired ¢ Thon sed ANT SUPERVISING ARCHITECT. —S+- eCaullech this morning appointed «, Assistant Supery sury Department, in pia the talented eof the Treasury Departmen: SePTAVIS0RS.—Commissioner Rollins and Secretary McCulloch had a lengthy interview this morning, when the appointment of several eral Revenue Supervisors was under con- ‘The interview was a very pleasant on it is probable that several appoiutmen's will be made during the week. Avice Kincserey, an actress who i eve, @ stranger to Washi: has quit the stage, and is now devoting to sevipture. One of her first produc. bibiuion im Cincinati, bat we ar Seem no estimate of Its quaiity or pane Tre ALAnaMA CLaiis.—Information ba< eo Teceivrd at the State Department to the ef at the difference between our Govern. and England as to the lawful responsibil- jt ig upon the latter country on account oi the Alabama claims, has been adjusted in a oer salisfactory both to Minister Joanson Lord Stanley, and Mr. Seward ister Thornton’ both believe that a final ctudement of all the questions so long in caspute will sod be attained. Rrounem ArrorntMents —Secretary Me- Mock this morning made the followmg ap- tunenis of Revenue officers Stereteepera—Joseph L. McNeil, Ist Pa; Geo. Storrett, 2d Pa. Jas. L. Bsadbary. uth U1: Heury Y. Grabam, 2d Onto. wer ‘or “ ¥ hig ag one apg LIL; Robert Wan. ons, | Tebacro Inpector—Timotby W. Kelly, 30th New York. es PouiTicaL.—A special desystch trom the Secretary of the Republican State Comittee of West Virginia says the Republicans have the Siate by something like four thousand ma- jeri ve elected all three of the Congressmen, aud will have from thirty to toxty majority on joint ballot im the Legislature, — The official vote in Ohio, mcluding re. ported returns trom three counties, show a ma- jority of 17.460 for the Republican State ticket. — Oficial returns from all but two counties in Indiana give a Republican majority of 1,020, — General B,air will address the Democracy of New York to-morrow evening. —Governor Seymour will not speak in Brooklyn this week, as stated. — Seneca Falls boasts of 2 iadies’ Grant and Colfax Glee Club. — The Hon. John Sherman is at home, very h worn by his arduous labors during the campaign. A ‘Will, however, speak at Uber. lin and Crestline, Uhio, during this coming week. —- Hon. James Brooks has received the unan- imous nomination trom all the Democratic or- S—-. Eighth Congressional district of New York. — It is authoritively denied that Mr. Pendle- ton advised or desired a change of candidates on the Democratic ticket, or tha: he ever wrote cr telegraphed on the subject, as stated in some of the papers. — Proceedings will be commenced by John G. Reid, before Judge Elliott of the Su; Court, of Indiana for the issue of 8 ma: to compe! the Board of Canvassers of W: county to returm the vote of the soath poll of Ricbmonc, thrown out for alleged informaitties fap te ee a advises Demoerats not to pay their just Lea a joint discussion at Racine, inatdent Wee Te InrzeuaL REVERUB—The receipts -day from this soures were $620,988.99. | ton, WASHINGTON. D: C., MONDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1868 DestituTS Inprams.—Secretary Erowning has addressed a letter to the Secretary of War, calling attention to the destitute condition of friendly Osage Indians, now or their reserva- thon in the Indian Territory, and asking if some means cannot be devised for their relief. Tne limited appropriations at the disporal of the Interior Department are utterly inadequate t> support these tribes, and they are now in a starving condition. It seems that nothing can be done for them unless the military authori- ties will take the responsibility of diverting army supplies to this purpose, trusting to ta- ture legislation by Congress for their jnstifica- tion. Thx White Hovse.—There were but visi- torsatthe Execative Mansion th is moraing all of whom were admitted to see the Presi- dent. A large number of Germans from Baits more, who arrived her e yesterday to attend the ceremony of laying the curner-stene ot St. Jo- sepb’s church, visited the White House and various other places of interest this morning. Cuter QvARTERMASTER Division or THE ATLANTIC.—By direcuon of the Secretary of War, and upon the recommendation of the Quartermaster General, Brevet Major General Rufas Ingalls, Assistant Quartermaster Gene- Fal, bas been assigned to duty as Chief (Quarter. master of the Military Division of the Atlaatic im addition to his present duties at New York city, and will wepert in person to Major Gen. Hancock commanding the division. PERSONAL.—After an absence of some weeks, Walt Whitman, the poet, is about to return to +-Mrs. Seguin, of Richings’ opera is lying dangerously ill in Baltimore, ion. L. V. Bogy, formerly Commissioner lian Affairs, was rejected as a voter by of 1 the board of review at St. Louis, on Tuesday, on the charge ef disloyalty. ANTERBAL RevexvuEe Scrervisors.—It is Understood that Secretary McCn!loch and Mr. Rollins will during the present week, finally dispose of the appointments of supervisors of internal revenue. The only officers of this character about which there appears to be any difficulty are those of New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio. MR. BINckLEy.—Data says Mr. Binckley has not determined to resign his position of solici- tor of in‘ernal revenue, but from the fact that he demands ot the commissioner, Mr. Rollins th: be recognized in his official capacity, it is interred that he intends to continue to hold the office of solicitor, notwithstanding the “lic. tle unpleasantn arising from the recent prosecution tn New York. GENERAL HowaRp to-day received a dis- patch from General Reynolds, confirming the Teport of the murder of Wm. G. Kirkman, Burean Agent for Northeastern Texas, on the 7th instant. PATENTS To ne IssvED. ing on Tuesday, November be issued from the Patent Oifice. For the week end- patents Daring ae took the eannoa adopted by the Bish minister of this who have beep divorced for re than adultery. Durix f Connecticr valence » of society tonal them popular. The canon relating to Federat s of the Church was adopted. ENT OF THE ALATAMACLAL y there is guod reasor ¢ protocol ners miey for s: A mix The qu a e to be referred to the 4. The protocol ne : of Secretary Seward. London pri amen t recent speeches of Mr. Johnso ley at Liverp 7 variously ( ling the giard ang Amer: ss ly completed by Mr. Predecessor. Referring to the meeting between Messrs, Johnson and r. Joh: is ly to + who pb (Liberal) rejoices in pplies eq ‘The Teleg of diplomac etingan discussing d (Conservative) says that if the gotiations Which are pending between inly of the bp the two countries are futile, 1 will cer not be the fault of either of the Ministers A special to the New York #Herald from Lon- don says “joyal Americans and English friends vith the of the United States” are not pleased proceedings at the recent banquet in Liverpool, Rud say “He went ioo far in Leing taken up to Laird for introduction, greeting bim Jtke au old Iriend, and gomg with him to see the yard Where the Alabama was built. He frateriizes too much with Rebels and English enemies of the Uusted States who flock around him—nence Joyal men must stand aloof. He misrepresents the true sentiments of the majority at home and places the United States in a humiliating at- uinde. TRE ATTACK ON THE RAILROAD TRAIN IN BaLtimors.—A letter haying been addressed to President Garrett, of the Baltimore and Unio Kailroad Company, by Hon. Thos. L. Tullock, Chairman of the Republican Congressional Committee, relative to attacks made upon Mr. Henry 8S. Vaaderoilt, while on the cars going to Philadelphia on the 2d instant, President Garrew bas responded thereto, stating that after & thorough investigation he has ascertained that no one was attacked on the line of the Balti- more and Ohio road, or while the cars were in charge of its officers; but that haying under- stood from the newspapers that difficultes haa occurred after the cars were delivered to the Philadei phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail- road Company, he at once applied to the Police authorities for protection, so as to avoid | Sayed danger. With reference to the future, 3 tt Bays: “In view of the excitement incident to the pending Presidential election, and in order to afford absolute protection to our passergers. I have applied to the Police Commissioners for an additional force, and bave been assured by them that avy force required would be tur- Bisbed at any time—day or night—either at Camden Station, or to protect the cars while passing through’ Baltiwore. These arrange- ments are so perfect, and we are 80 di a to 1 understand ‘President Hinckley bas also made most efficient arrangements te secure the safety of all ‘on the line of the Phil- adelphia, Witmington and Baltimore RK ullroad Tn concinmon, beg to state that if you or apy One can point to an authenticated ‘case of breach or neglect of duty om the part of an: officer or employee of the yy, the offend- ing Shall be appropriately aod promptly pun! e : Se-Galusha A. Grow 1s likely to be thonew Senator trom Peansylvanis. We Kaneas js settling rapidly with Ruete Che Loening Slat. = TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. Tis anernsn Disp THE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTIO’ Both Sides Weard From—yY. Pay Your Money and C: Take Your Choic: Waraine, W. Va., Oct. 26 —The Jniell Says :—« cer (Rep.) this y Our whole State ticket is elected by a majority which will Rot fall below 3,500, and may reach 4,500. We shall have almost if not quite our usual ma- rity in the Legislature, and have elected, yond preadveature, our ( men in the Ist and 2d Districts, and returns trom the 3d District also remove doubts of General Witch- er’s election. ” ‘The Register (Dem.) says :—~« Tolerably com- plete trom 1S counties out of 53 show net Democratic gains of 2.500; and the same Tatio of gain throughout the State, (whict ratio certainly exist) will give ws West Virginia by @ DAndsome majority.” FATAL ACCIDENTS, RocnEsTeR, Oct. 26.--The arch of a biast furnace at Charlotte fell to-day, killing a man Sona Meacham, and injuring two others li tly. ‘A man named John Watts, who had bis arm erusked while coupling a train of cars last Sat- urday on the Central Railroad, in this city, died of bis injuries this forenoon. FROM HAVANA. Havana, Oct. -The steamer from Madrid, due here on the 30th, is expected to bring out decrers of the Junta establishing political re- forms. Ali the available troops in and around Havana have been sent to the disturbed dis. tricts, and the Captain (reneral’s palace is now guarded by volunteer: DIED IN PRAYER MEETIN CoxcorD, N. H., Oct. 26.—Deacon Alvale Kimball, prominent citizen of Nassau, died in a prayer meeting last night at the age of 64 years. BOYS POISONED. Coxcorp. N. H., Oct. 26.—Eight boys were poisoned last Saturday at Suncook trom eat- ing Indian turnips for artichokes, Two have since died. jaitimeore Steck Market, Te-day. BALTIMORE, Oct. 26.—Virginia 6's, old, in- scribed, 47% bid, 4 asked; do. 1866, 514° bid, 514, asked; do. 1567, 48} bid, 49 asked: do. cou- Ob. NEW, 5= 35 bid; do, Old, 5534 bid, 50}¢ usked; ‘orth Uarolina 6's, 65 bid. New York Grain Market To-day. New York, Oct. 26.—Flour dull, and 10ai5e. lower. Wheat heavy, 3asc. lower. Corn un- cbanged. ————-e-—__ GOV. SEYMOUR’S CHICAGO SPEECH. Hon, Horatio Seymour addressed a large meeting of the Democracy in Chicago Saturday night. Heset out by asserting that the recon- struction policy of Congress is a failure as the South, according to Republican journals and speakers is full of disorder and Violence. He said Western interests demand that the pros- perity of the South should be restored at the ear nent. We want them to uelp pay our taxes | T of our wb coi 2 culture of co:t show ter com: r lingaihng thas, ‘The negro of the South be advanced ta eiviliza nd orderly citi- ly employed, and his Wages unless he takes What w ranchised African. ts, & deeper it will put a henvy 2 { out of the ci ern mnw ystem. It be disor I upon the farmer: ld not buy yo you lust th Awd the export dut: On cotton p export duty on Gey. Seymc ed to eritrerse at leng! the «1 policy of the Republican party, and said :—If tt good thing to have more of currency to eack und, Why U A good thing eu, while Illinois nd Wisconsin but The cor was rs follows ‘The tru:b ts our momed confusion. th lusion of Gov. Seymour's speech Tairs are in utwer The Government cannot give to orld, it cannot gtye to the people a < which shows where we stand. An ollicer corporation who should stand belore i's kholders as this pai e the people of the country, giving out such con- fused and conflicting statements, would be di graced im the eyes of business men, For Teasch our credit is lower than that of Tarkey Tam advised that a leading journal of this city proposed to make our curreacy as good as ¢. ting its volume. This may be d e- siness 1 brought. 1t will be tound bank note, bearing interes’. worth more thi bond which secures it, which pays more th: ten per cent interest. You enrrency to its nommal value are made worth their face, paid m the cur. Tency of the world. This will not be done until you havea wise and honest administration of Government. Aw Errsope iN A STREET CAR.—A curious Seene took place in a Bleecker street car last ight. A centieman, tue head of a Wall street banking bu u:e, eutered the car to ride up town. ‘The car had gone but a snort distance when bis wife also entered the car, and tawing a seat at his side, informed him that she proposed to go wherever he went. To this he ted, anda war of words followed. When the cat renched Bleecker street the husband made a desh for the platform, but the wife, who evi. dently was prepared for the emergency. seized him by the skirts of iis coat. In the struggle ‘which followed both got into the street, where the husband struck the woman im the face. An Eighth ward policeman came up at this juncture and took both into custody, At the station house counter charges were made, but the Sergeant in charge advised reconciliation. which was finally effected, and both left for their home in Brooklyn. ¥. Post. peceigaee Aa Viroria Lands PURCHASED ny TMary- LANDERS.—Massey & Lewis, land agents, have ‘wthin the Jast few months, effected the follow. of Virginia; jestmoreland county’ Virginia, owned by John Reed, sold to Samuel Rolpb, of Queen Anne's county, Mary jand, for #20 per acre. 400 acres owned. by Wm. E. Dozier, lying on Mattox Creel, estmoreland reel wo hepnya H. - 2 of Kent county, Marviand, tor $3,000, "104 acres owned by Wm. K. Morris, lying in Richmond county, to Jobn Taylor, of Kent county, Mary. Jand, for $1,200 433 acres lying in West- moreland county, owned by Benjamin Walker, to Wm, McGinnes. Kent county, Maryland, tor 96,U44,—Fredericksburg (Va.) Herala, jonial to the ‘bace bell fraternity of tat city, The American nine Toat Active Clubs. mx, tron wi were layed, and the game resulted in another de- Feat the Britishers, the score being—Eng- Tana ti: America, 20. 7 INSURANCE, TWE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or TET UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, WASHINGTOS, D.C Chartered by Sprcini Act of Congress, Ape Preved July 25, 1565, CASH CAPITAL. 1,000,008 N°. 4,878. LETTER FROM PRESIDENT JOHNSON. The National Expendi: ¢ Debt. On Saturday the President of the United States addressed a letter to General Ewing “clearly illustrating,” the President says, «the absolute necessity for immediate reform in the financial tions of the Government.” After Teviewing our former wars, and the debts in- curred, he comes down to the recer:t civil war, and, after giving the figures already familiar to the public, sums up by saying: «It will be seen, from this brief review, that from 1791 to 1881 our public debt was at motime more than one hundred and twenty-seven mil- lions of dollars, while subsequentiy four years of civil war expanded it to twenty-eight bun- dred millions. It will also be perceived that while, prior to iS6i, the largest annaal dis- bursement was fot quite seventy-four millions for the year 185s, the expenditures during the last three years of pence have successively been five hundred and twenty millions, three hun- dred and forty-six millions, and three hundred and ninety-three millions—three hundred and seventy-two millions being the amount which it is estimated will be necessary for the year ending the thirtieth of June next.” * * * ‘The startling facts, thus concisely stated Suggest an inquiry as to the cause ot this im- Menge increase in the expenditures «nd indebt- edness of thecountry. During the civil war, the maintenance of the Federal Government Was the one great purpose that animated our People, and thateconomy which shouldalways characterize our financial operations was ov Jooked in the great effort off the nation to pre- serve its existence. Many abuses, which had their origin im the war, continued to exist long after ithad been brought toa triumphant con- ciusion, and the people, having become accas- tomed to @ lavish exrenditure of the public money for an object so dear to them as the prerervation of the integrity of their free inst:- tutions, have patiently tolerated taxation of the most oppressive character. Large sums of money continue to be extorted from them, and Squaucered in useless and extravagant appro- Ppriations. Enormous expenditures are de- manded for purposes the accomplishment of which requires a large standing army, perver- sien of the Constitution, and subjugation ot States to negro domination. With a military establishment costing in time of peace not less than one hundred millions an- nually, and a debt the interest upon which draws from the treasury each year nearly one hundred and fifty millions—making a total of two hundred and fitty millions ot dollars for Ubese two items of expenditure alone—retrench- Ment has become an absolute necessity, or bankruptcy must soon overtake us and in- yolve the Country in its paralyzing and disas- trous results. If, however, a wise economy b> adopted, the taxes may soon be materially re- duced, not merely for the benefit of a tew, but im the interest of all. A revenue would yet remain sufficient for the admunistration of the government, us well as for such a reduction of the public debt as would ina few years re- lieve the people from millious of interest now annually drawn from their resources. ‘The President states the “vital issue” “whether © and its arbitrary ss<ur tions cf aut nail supercede th law of the 1a ether m cime of p. country shall be conirolled by a muit ax-coilectors ling army—the one almost as 1 e other, and making the debt den wpon the prodac- tive people; or whether of its guar- preserved—whether Provision shall be bligations at as auties, al early a period iabors KIOT IN NEW ween Whit id Three W ain New Ur Nesro Clubs Men Killed ans Satard wn St very noisy and dior- h yune nd’ insoll ing in trom t white m eind clubs fired came lightly unded, fer toot. on the two farther out on night scattered firin y bu'chered with e or bat Melpomene street, by negroes, lly killed wy © c ight inquests this mornin Tnstrict, three white aud five dead negro is reported in ihe See making bine fatal casualties. The whit bem 2 mile trom ¢ nee, The aisturbance out ten o'clock, At eleven o' 1 was crowded With excited white:, who ly dispersed when a squadron of cavalry The stores; nal stre ALLEGED AUDUCTION OF A YouNG This morning. Mrs. y . ite Greenwich avenu called at the Crentral office in Mulberry stree im a te of gre was afraid that helley, of a nature she t mplaL ‘The circumstances attending the alleged crime, as narrated by ber, are that her daughter has been employed for six months pust in the Winter Garden Palace, No. 677 Broadway, and for a uight or two during the present week sh has been troubled by the attentions of a man who gaye bis name as Harvey Beckwith, but she had not countenanced him in any particular. Last night about half-past ten o'clock, the hour that the Iadies in the store refused to leaye for home, a carriage drove up to the door, in which Mr. Beckwith was, and after urgent so- Iicitation she, in company with a companion, Mis Nellie Stewart, working in the same piace, entered it ostensibly to be driven to her ome. The carriage called atthe house, but the ladies did not get out, and Mrs. Kelley’s at- Pie fe Girected to the fact from her win- jow by hearing her daughter scream fearfull and cry, “Oh, mother, come down and get me out of the 1? She, wishing to rescue her daughter, rushed violently down stair. to aid ber, but before the carriage could be reached it was driven away at speed, with both ladies therein. Nothing could be seen of it a moment afterwards, although vigilant search was made. In- the night operator to telegraph tocvery porting e ni every portion of the city and Brooklyn tbe few facts velntive to the alleged abduction then obtained, and it is —. that the arrest of Beckwith and Miss Kelly’s rescue may have been effected before nuy of bandsonx appenranse, tabitiguct sat 01 e ce, mit, Ans Of & character thet’ seunot bo ameitol The condition of Mrs. Kelly, when giving the few she was to obtain about this rather singular case, was sad indeed. as no one called up to morning ce Of Miss dter the Rays Persea .. ‘@hington, Vice Prest- ere W. PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary S TURNER. Washtogton. Anstetant Seeretary, { Faascis @smitue wD eden Director." ! MEDICAL ADVISORY BoaRD, KR. BARNES. Sorgeon 4 CLEAR, SMOOTH BKIN, "arpa Warhingwn. United States gna, Beersifal Complexion follows the nse o Pipsiatteee ay. ene ELMICROS com ERATED EXTEAOE yUying Sates Nery. Washington. it removes black spots, moth patches, and all vantages off . eruptions of the skin. Metional Coupany, cha. sre Up une act of Congress, 1888 w rates of premiur rnishes larger (uearauce than other com- ‘ies for the same m: fs definite and certai ie @ home company in pan IN THE SPRING AND SUMMER i locaiity months the paturally Policies ar: ckempt from attachment tnd BELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCEN THAT ED here are no unnecessary restrictions in the pole JSTEACT OF SARSAPARILUA teat sanatant ot E very policy is nop torfei [Hk may be taken which pay to the insured het amount end ret al) the premiome, so ‘coats only the decrease om the annual payments Policies wil be temned that will pay to the sured during Ife an ewnual income of ome-tentta the amoont named int Mey we a rate ie charged for riake apon the lives femaice Itiusnres not to secure dividends. YOUNG LADIES, BEWARE OF the injurious effects of Face Powders and Washes All such remedies ach would ‘Ont that dividends will Be t ~alesendamed a cort that dividends will be Impanet pe 5 BELMBO! | A LOCAL AGENT I8 WANTED IN EVSRY CxPasinia. . COUNTY, snd applications from competeat r+ thes for such nctes. wither !' able endorsem. | shenld be afdreses! to ( mmpeoy's Ge: Agente only iu their respective distr: ‘irculare, Pampbi + and f partioniars « | op application at the Office of rhe Company tn ¢ NOT 4 FEW OF THE WORST DisoRDERS =“. that afflict arise from corruption of t! blood, HELMBOLD'S BXTRaCT BILLA ise remedy of the utmost value GENEKAL AGENCY j FoR | MARYLAND, DELAWARE, NTA WEST VIRGINIA. AND DISTRICT OF COLT MBIA, AT THE OFFICE OF HELMBOLDS EXTRACT } PARILLA cleanses and renovates the | VAY COOKE & CO., Secs ineie usc eevee riety ana erm. OPPOSITE TREASURY DEP«RTM) TT, | WASHINGTON D. 0. 20 29-17 LIFE INSURANCE. $5,000 for $6 Premium UNDEB THE ATsPrICES OF THB nhattan Co-Operative Relief Association. THE MANHATTAN (0-0PERATIVE | RELIEF ASSOrrA TION. CHABTERED BY TPE sTaATEs OF NEW VORA THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY of Complexion mast pari! 4 enrich the blood Thacr OF SAKSAPALICUS Meee doc ARICLA ay Ask for HELMBULD'S. Take xo other) OBIE: T The object of thts Associa’ Payment witbin forty member, of as iu the class to eich her heirs. ts to secur: a cash HELMBOLD'S MEMBERSHIP FEFS. HIGHLY The memberalip toes * S jolning, « CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA EEADICATES ERUPTIVE AND ULCERAT DISEASES or raz THRUAT, NOSE, EYELIDS, SCALP, AND SEIN, Which so disficare the appearance, Pi evil eects of mercary aud rem. ving al Fomaante of DISEASES, hereditary or sthe:w! Suc istaken by ADULTS and CHILDREN wis perfect SAFETY. TWO TABLE-SPOONFULS of H ctract of Sarsaparilis. ad isequal to the Liston Die: Drink, ant suet equal to @ gallon of Parsapariis, or the dec 86 usually made. HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHD 18 THE GREAT DIURETIC. F to Bll the » ABVANTAGES. The af rantaces « HELMBOLD’S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA ISTHE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIED. 2 A vor ser naa ais dow — MEMBERS. 9 & mou Both are prepared according to the rales of Phar macy and Chemistry, sad are the most active that can be made, now TO BECe HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU Is certam cue for diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS. GRAVEL, DEOPsy, OBGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS GENERAL DBEUILITES Ifno treatment is submitted to, Consumption or nsauity may ensue, Yur Flies ani Blood are Supported trom these sources, aud the HEALTH AND HAPPINE: 4 2 prepay ret INVESTMENTs. tallivg due by th; de fund is held by the NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, end wit be invested in Untied and that of Posrmniry depends upon prompt use | fet “petals, rans ana” ofa reliable remedy. York city ry ‘The Proprietor trosts that his Remedies, be- ginne advertised, not be classed se Patent styled Doctors, who, in ney tietences, are t fy the value crite THE FUNDs. ‘The remaining t ards ying the ox- Hack tase cet ca neaimplest prescription, | pences ci the Assuchation, shall ts invested ia Beal ia the city of Rew York morigage on erty in the city interest of which N ge A to pay the curr 808 of the If 8 deceased ms leases Bo bs Of the Associ: Penses of bur toch all bre a ach “ands, gach expenses, however, not toexceed one huud are. A member falling to pay his fer of one dollar and ate paid ont of ten cents within thirty days from of notion, te ail claims Upon the Association also ite euey previously pail. Tu th ter TAROT FLUID EXTRACTS ACTURR been viaited by of Sroeeist Yom al pars of the Sal Biates, end x fSLROUER Hoey COnENTaaTae LOCAL AGENTS ARE 7 WANTED ‘Highest market prices paid for Land Warrants, A full euppls of Revenee Stamps kept constantiy ome, weds