Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1868, Page 1

_——_—_—_—_—_——_— ee, THE EVENING STAR | PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday Excepted, t At the Star Bulldiag, i §.W. Corner Pennsylvania Av and ‘Lith Street, | BY Ti EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COMPANY, | —_—__. | ‘The STAR w served by the carriers to theiT Bbdecribers in the City aud District at Tan | U=NTS PER WEEK. ies at the counter, with | Oxzrts each. | oF without | PRicB 20R -—Three months, One Dollar and Fitty Oents; six months, Taree Dol- lars; one year, Five Dollars. No are | sent from the office longer than for. | The WEEKLY ST, published on Friday | ™orning—One Dollar and a Half a Year. EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. Tas New EquirMerts ror TRE New Yorx AND Wasny ow THROUGH Ling —To-day four handsome thoroughfare passenger cars bave been placed upon the consclidated rail- youd line betweem this city and New York. These cars cost $7,900 apiece and are butan in. | staiment of fifty new cats which are being | built in Baltimore, Wilmington, Bel. and Newark, N. J., tor the through tine. This | pumber are to be partially divided as follows ‘Twenty day cars, seven smoking cars, five compartment or parlor cars, five ears with re- chning seate for night train=. and six sleeping | vided with a new | system of heating and ventilation, large water clos"y's. improved seats, ete. and are larger and wider than the old care. They are pro- vided with trussed piatiorms and automatic | couplers, whiea enable passengers to pass from one car to another with safety while the train | is in Motion, aud also prevest the enpieasant woltung and prking when trains suddediy stop or start, Among other improvements is sn arrange. ment whereby “reserved seats” can he secured im advance for the compartment, chair, or sleeping cars on Qny desired train. This will enable families or other parties desiring to travel together to secure their seais with a ‘View fo that purpose. An office for the sale of these tickets will be opened in a central and easily access®le part of the city. The compiay is experimenting with a mew six-wheel truck, designed to seoure easier riding, and has also ‘Ated up a car with a new heating apparatus, ju which the fire is below the car, which 1 heated by means of flues. All of these changes are being made by the New Jersey and Camden and Amboy, Phila- delpbia, Wilmington and Baltimore, and Balti- more and Obio Railroads, through their execn- tive officer and the general manarer of the New York and Washington through line, Wil- ham Prescott Smith SENATORS AND KEVERRSENTATIVES EN RovTw.—United States Senator J.T. Robert. son. from South Carolina, who leaves Oharles- ton for Washixgton to-day, addressed a large Republican mee*ing in that city jast nigdt on the political situation. Governor Merrill, B, Allison, James Wilson of Iowa, Jun A. Lo- gen of [linots, and C.C. Washburn were in Chicago yesterday, oa their way w Washing. ton. i 1 | GEN. GRANT, SECRETARY SCHOFIELD, Goa. Geo. H. Thomas, Gen. Dent, and a number of other prominent army officers, will attend the reunion of the armies of Teunessee, Cumbet- jand, and Obie, which takes place in Ohteago on the 16th instant. General Grant will re- turn here about next Wednesday. ‘Wa HEAR that the Sons of New England resident in Washington are organizing for the Purpose of celebrating Forefather's Day on the 22d instant, when they propose forming a New England association fur social and chaviable purposes. CENTRAL Paciric RatLroap.—The Presi- Gent has accepted another section of twenty miles of the Central Pacific Railroad, extending | from the 3with to 410th mile post east from | Sacramento, and directed that the bonds be | assued to the company. It is thought that by Saturday, the print- ive of all the annual reports of Government oes, including that of the Secretary of the ‘Treasury, as wellas the President's messaga, ‘Will be completed and in the nands ot their authors. Comm yoNeR ROLLiss yesterday gave the first directions under the opinion of the Attor- bey General relative to redistillation, specify- ing the particular process of distillation, by which the Iaw will be complied with, ia accor- dance with tbe construction of Mr. Evarts. Onpae SrsreNpep.—The order mustering out Paymasters Taylor, Drew. Tacker, Byer, Robinson, Brooman, Truesdill, and Moore, atter January Ist, issued on Monday, has bees amended by Secretary Schofield, so as to | muster them out on February ist, 1869. SECRETARY ScHoPtriy will leave here this evening for Fort Delaware, to witness the experimental firing which takes piace there to-morrow. Ge. Oras. P Stoxm, who was Major Gene. ral commanding the Division composed of the Ninth infantry, Eighth volunteers, and First New Hampshire regiments ip is now re. | siding rear Richmond, and bas cburge of 1 ‘Tredegar Iron Wor BREVET Baie. Gen. KW. Kink RAM, Deputy Quartermaster General, bas beeu granted inave of absence for six months, with permission leave the United States SENATOR Hows, who bas recentiy arriveds | here, says that the statement made that he is a candidate for position in Grant's Cabinet, ts ‘Without foundation, and that he would not ac- | cept such a position if tendered | PERSONAL.—Hon. F. W. Kellogg, of Aia.. is | at the National. ----Lientenant Governor R. ©. Wintersmith, of Ky., Hon. Jas. Brooks, of N.¥., Hon. Wm. Mungen, ot Obw, Hon. M. Vidal, of La., and Thomas ©. Darant, E:q., President of the Pacific Railroad, are at Wil- | Jards. ----Mayor Jobm Hay, of lL, is at the ‘Owen House. A LETTER PROM SECRETARY SEWARD to th® American Consul at Panama, dated October ‘», directs him to admonish American citizens that they bave no claim for protection from this Govern’ they take part im the civil ‘wars of Panama; also instructs him to demand protection to United States citizens, snd prompt Tedress and indemnity for any injary received; also, that be shall insist taat American citizens shall not be required to =womit to forced loans, or perform military duty im the service of ther party. The naval commanders have been instructed to afford full protection to any cathe os ik danger. Naval Oo Bke—Second Assistant Engi- neer Joln Lowe bas been detached from tne ‘Wasbington Navy Yard and oraered to the Tallapoosa Lieut. Commander Wm. A. Van Vleck has been ordereg to the Saratoga. County CLERE.—General Stoneman, Com- mander of the First Military District, has appointed Sarauel 1), Williamson Clerk of the County Court for Campbell county, Va, and © sppomtment bas berm approved oy General ant. ‘Tre IvTsxvaL Revexck.—The report of emmicsioner Rollins for the fiseal year end. lag Jane 30, 1868, will show that the total ex- pense of assessing the revenue for the year was $0,142,031. ‘The total expense of collection for the same period was $2,406,469, exclusive of office expenses. The total amount of collec- tions during the year were over $191,000,000. Ln the State of New York the collections were over $4,000.00 less than (he assessments. Com- missioner Rolling paid the revenue and special agents: of the Bureau during the year. in sala- ries, $92,912, and expenses, $6501, im all #15i,413. The salaries of Internal Revenue In- spectors for the year were $235,408, and their expenses £1,911, taaking $37. Guvanats Poxtza axp Bancock, of Gen- eral Grant's staf, will shortly visit New York, and while there will select the binpos and arrangements for the erection of & monu- ment st West Point over the remams of Uol. T. &. Bowers, formerly General Grant's Adjutant General. and who was killed on the Hi Ku yer rauroad about three years ago. | @pplauded, and gave “Home Sweet Hom > Che /o&, XXXII. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1868. nening Slat. = BABTFORD, CORN. EIGHTEEN MILLION DOLLARS. GBOBGE H. MARBLE, Agon' N&. 4,909. ‘Tae Kew » Com iss Kellogg | ‘ainly bad no cause to complain of her recap- tion last night by her Washington audienes. Metzerott Hall was filled by & very brilliant = SPpreciative gathering of her admirers. & “bekayed’' to her heart’s content. She looks she was applanded, encored, aad very charming after her European trip, is not quite so fragile in appearance, and has acquired | Some over-the-se& airs and graces—which we do not think an improvement—and sings jnsta: Well but nota bit better than before she went Abroad aud got the stamp of Earopean reputa- tion. Her Polarca, from “Puritan:,” was te- ceived with great enthusiasm by the audienea. Her voice is a puresoprano of great sweetnass And flexibility, combined with a good training, and ima hall of thesizeof Metzerott's appears to its best advantage. She was enthusiastically as amencore. After the Figara aria she ¢: when called out, «Ii Bario,” (The Kiss,) by | Sarmiento, a new arietta, which is destiued— especially trom such tempting lips as loge’s—to become vastly popular. Dive Topp, the new piano virtuosa, did not Play the asmounced “Polka de la Rhine,” (one of the most brilliant concert gems of the day.) but substituted Liszt’s Ist Rapsodie Hongrais:, which she performed in very brilliant etyle, but not entirely “clean” in the technicai lan- gusge of the art. The same was the case With the hackneyed “Rigoletto” fantasie. Just here we may say that the too common prac- tice of substituting different pieces from those announced on the programme, is one to be con- demued. Mise Topp, who is a pupil of Haas Von Bulow, and is undoubtedly a performer of great promise, plays with brilliancy, but lacks finisn. Stgnor Petrilliis an effective concert ban- and made a good impression last nigh Signor Lotti f(tenore) was apparently up- well amd did not sing except im the concerted pieces. Herr Kopta, the youthfal violinist, handles a very graceful bow, and in time will become @ great violinist. As yet he is somewha’ wild and does not play with the refinement and care that comes only through long practise. It is perhaps not quite complimentary. to our good taste asa musical community that the most boisterous applause of the evening was given to his imits- tion of the drone of a Scotch fiddle. To-night the second of the Kellogg cencerts takes place, and on Friday night a supple- mentary one will be given to accommodate the numbers unable to ebtain seats for the two concerts originally intended. Seats for Fri- day’s concert can now be secured at Metzerott's- Imrertant Decisions or Cater Jvstice CHASR—Among the most important cases decided by Chief Justice Chase at the present term of the Richmond Circuit Court, is one es- tablishing the right of stockholders in loyal ‘States to dividends declared during the war upon stock held by thera in Southern,rail ways: notwithstanding the confiscation of such stock and dividends by the Confederate Goverment. It explains clearly what is meant by the term de facto governmert; and promulgates the rule that the confederate notes received in rebel Stateson account of parties in loya! States in- nocentof acts violating the interdicts against commercial intercourse, must be acconated for in lawful money equal in value to the con- federate notes st the time of receipt. THE FEMALE CLERKS im the Treasury Do- partment are jubilant over the fact that Mr. Spinner designs to do them justice in bis re- port. Itis understood that he will recommend putting them om equality im the matter of salary with male clerks of the same qualifica- tions. Now the female clerk, however merito+ rious, can get only £900 per annum. Tus Punriic Dent.—The statement of the public debt for the month of Novemter, to bé issued trom the Treasury Department on Sat. urday, will show an increase in the debt of at least $+,000,000, This heavy increase is caused by the payment of the serai-annual interest on the 5-20 bonds, which became due on the first of November, requiring over $23,000,000 in coin to pay the same. ‘THE GOVERNOR OF ViGINIA has received letter from Randoiph Rogers, the artist, now in Rome, who states that he will forward from Bremen by steamer to New York on the 14th of December next two more allegorical figures —* Colonial Times” and » Bill of Rights"—for the Washington Monument Tae Dyer Court or lsguiry.—The Court ot Inquiry in the case of Brevet Major Gene- ral Dyer met this mornirg at 11 o’clock, and After reading the record of yesterday the ex- amination of Major T. S. Laidley was resumed GayeRat GRANT attended the dinner of the i. Andrew's Society, in Philadelphia, on | Monday evening. He arrived in New York last evening. THIs MoRNING’s TRAINS brought in an ad- ditional member of Senators and Representa- tives. INTERNAL REVENUE —The receipts to-day from this source were $057,0°5.35. European News ny Ca The latest re- turns of the English elections show the election o1 o4 Liberals ind 27 Conseryati.es to tne new House of Commons; Liberal majority 112. A grand testimonial banquet will be given at Liverpool in bonor of the retiring Disraeli Mimstry. Mr. Gladstone’s publication of his “Autobiography” is generaily deemed anjadi- cious: aud bas alienated some of his political friends. Queen Victoria has recovered from ber recent indisposition, and will retara to Os- born after the meeting ot Parliament. The Queen, in an autograph letter, compliments Lord Monck in conrection with his administra- uon as Governor General of Canada, A scull race on the Thames yesierday, between Joseph Sadler and Henry Kelley, of Putney, of nearly five miles, for £200 m side, was won by the latter im ‘tour lengths. Time, 23 minutes. Keiley bas held the championship of the Thames for nearly six years, but was defeated last month by Jas. Rensworth, over the same course. ‘ ‘The contest between the Kepablicans and Monarchists in Spain shows signs of bitterness. On Monday a meeting of Monarchists at Valla- dolid was broken up by the Republicans. Geu- eral Prim bas found i: neces: ary to deny, with great indignation, the report that he had pro- posed a coup d’ «ta,t and declares that the pres- ent Spanish Government will have ao deal- ings with the Bourbons. It was rumored in Madrid yesterday that the United Stites had recognized the insorgemts in Cuba as belliger- enis. ‘The printers of Paris are ona strike. I: is stated tbat the Emperor Napoleon ts saffering from an atiack of diabetes, that he cannot give his fall womtee <0 none Orca darrell = Empress takes daily a larger share le- toils of the administration, relieving the Em- eror of many of bis burdens. The Saltan of i rkey threatens to withdraw his or from Greece unless that Government puts a stop to the recruiting for Crete. How to JupGz PovtTry.—As Christmas is approachng, the following hints in regard to the selection of poultry may be as “weusonabie.” & smooth leg and soft ib and the eyes wright and the feet molst. bill tender skin, smooth lege, @nd bone yields readily to the pressure of the fin- Tr. The best are those that have Fag vecl legs. he feet and legs of the old fowls look as if they bad seen service in the world. Young ducks feel tender under the wi and trans) it. The best are thick aud have yellow ellew and 5 kin may be engi the breast is plamy goose is unfit fer Duman stomach. ao-H. W. Beecher is hard at work on his life of Onrist. er The Sess Party” in Baclend pas nat alecusas ber of Parliamest. S27 George Wilkes bas gone to Europe. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches. ——_—_ BATTLE WITH THE INDIANS. General Custar Defeats the Chey es—150 tn killed 53 Captured, Hays try, Dec. 1.—The Cheyenne village of the Biack Kettles band was captured by General Custar on the 271b, One bundred and fifty indians were killed, fifty-three Indians and one thousand horses and mul:s were captured, and the lodges de- stroyed, together with an immense amount of provisions and other property. Capt. Louis Hamilton was killed and Lt, Col. Barnite was wounded. Maj. Eiliott is aye 19 soldiere were killed and 14 wound. ed. Ge Custar returns to refit and will . “Black Kettle,” the prin- cipai chef was killed and the tribe was badly crippled. GEN. GRANT IN BOSTON. Boston, Dec. 2.—Gen. Grant arrived this morning and is staying at the St. James. Dur- ing the forenoon, 8 committee of the Vity Coun- cil called on him informally. This afternoon, by invitation, the General visits the Waltham Watch manutactory, accompanied by the Mayor and members of the city goveram:nt. POLITICAL CONVENTIONS IN COLO- RADo. They Want Colorado Admitted as a State. St. Lovis, Dec. 2—A Deuver dispatch states that both parties held conventions yesterday, to consider the subject of the admission of info the Union. Both conventions were fully attended. The Republican convention, with only one dissenting voice, d & resolution request. ing Congress to admit Colorado at once, on such terms as may be deemed necessary. The Democratic convention was not harmonious. The Chairman of the Qentral Committes and other prominent members advocated ad- mission on any terms; but many opposed ad- mission upless it be settled toat a provision for negro suffrage shall not be made part of the constitution. The Democratic Convention passed resola- tions asking Congressional aid in the construc- tion of railroads centering in Colorado. WARRANT FOR THE EXECUTION OF THREE MEN. WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. 2.—A special dis- patch to the Commercial, from Princess Aane, Md., states thata warrant has been received tor the execution of Wm. Welles, Wm. Wilson, and Geo. Pounds, for the murder of the U: tain and Mate of the schooner Brave, in Chesa- peake Bay, on the 3tst of last March. The warrant fixes January Sth as the day of ex-ca- tion. thas been erroneously reported that the execution Would take place on the 4th inst. PAINTINGS AND BOOKS DESTROYED BY FIRE. CutcaGo, Dec. 2%,—One lamentable ciren' stance connected with the burning of the bv tiful residence of Jobm A. Hack, formerly Judge Ebenezer Park’s, at the junction of North Clark street and Fullerton avenue, was the destruction of one of the finest private col- leetions of paintings in the West. A very valuable library was also destroyed. FIRE. Patmer, Mass., Dec. 2.—H. Scison’s steam mill, in this place, was barned Iast night, together with a large block adjoining; lo: 84,000. ee WESTON ON HIS BIG WALK. BRLPast, Mx., Dec. 2-—Weston, the pedes- trian, arrived bere last night, on his way from Bangor to St. Paul, Minn., and back to New York city. THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS IN MAINE. Avavera, Mz., Dec. 2.—The Presidential electors for this Siate assembled this morning and cast seven votes for Grant and Colfax. pelea lis elle bets tebe 2 § GOVERNMENT SALE OF GOLD IN NEW YORK. Naw YorxK, December 2.—The U. 8. Treas- Urer 1o-cay sold $300,\00 gol %. THE VOTE OF towa. CHICAGO, December 2.—The total vote of Towa in the Presidential election, was 194,527, and Grant's majority was 46,279, tore REMARKABLE Taacepy at Rocigster, ¥.—The Rochester (N. ¥ ) Democrat, ot Nj vember 28, says. “Late last night a tragedy was performed in South St. Paul street. A beautiful and accomplished young lady, Mies Emma W—,a stranger, tempo. rarily lodging at the Osborn House, disguised hersélt in male apparel, and proceeded to No. 27 South St. Paul street, where several ot her friends, including her uncle and mother, were passing the evening, whom she at first accosted in a friendly manner, and con- versed with pleasantly enough, though rather excitedly, for an hour or two.’ In the course of the evening she suddenly became insane, and. drawing @ knife, attacked and fatally stabbed an old gentleman who endeavored to curb her eccentricities, aud then rushing upon her uncle, whose name was King, killed bim with a single blow of her Before the horrified spectators could summon presence of mind enough to svize her, she swallowed some potent poitor., apparently strychnine, and died in @ few minutes 2 According to the P. RK. R Compan The editor says known that the U. bave ajl the while Theyenne Star, the U’. ¥,!5.8 corporation with sous, tis not, perhaps, generally '.P.« R. Company are and been domg for their em- ployees whst few. if any, corporations ever did betore. They have established at vari points along the road (and a very Inrge o ere im Cheyenne) depots of supplies from which their bands are supplied at eastern prices, transporiation costing them nothing. ‘he company also have established hospitals on the most extensive scale, with all the mod- ern appendages and improvements, employing the best medical talent of the country, where all the sick or wounded in their employ are at- tended to and supplied with nurses and every- thing for their comfort, and all without any charge. Such liberality as this is too rare in this selfish world to be let pass without notice. Tux Vetocity or CANNON BALLS.—An in- genious contrivance has recently been invent- ed for testing the velocity of canzon talls. Two wire targets are placed. one about twenty yards from the cannon, and the second about the same distance further on. These are connected fine insulated wires with an electrical instra- ment whieh is about four hundved yarde in the Tear of the cannon. The mstrument is adjusted on a plan similar toan electro-balistic macbine. When the ehot is fired it cuts the wire in the first target, ana then in like manner cuts the wire in the second target, the instant each wire is served being recorded by the instrument. The interval of time oceupied by the ball in passing from one target to the other fornishes the data fer obtaiming the initial velocity of the shot. Avtemrt To Bury a Man ALIVE.—Ser- geant W hiteman, of the Thirty-second precinct, yesterday reported to Inspector Dilks the par- Uiculars of a singular outrage. He says that on Sunday afternoon a party ofdranken men trom Spu, ten Duyvil made their appearance on the Kingsbridge road, near Kingsbridge, Westchester county, and forthwith proceeded to dig a grave. This done the men seized one of their number, and,in spite of his struggles, thrust bim into the excavation, and, covering bim with dirt, fled. The attempted murder had been witpessed by several citizens, who. as soon as the scoundrels had fled, relieved the intended victrm from his perilous position. No names are given by the police.—N. ¥. Tri- bune, Dec. 1st. wis ene eeeels Wisconsin, ‘rayne one hundred K camps, ave: z ten men each, will be in fall operation bythe first or middle of December. Each camp will aver- age 1,500,000 feet of Tumber, making in the whole 150,000,000 feet as the lumber product o one country. the Contederate army, three times Saturday, and killed at Henderson- ville, om the Louisville and Nashville railroad, by & mam named Sam Dox. The ate arose about the loading of a freight car. Sin excavating for the foundation of the dome of the new State House at Springfield. THlinow, recently, = a 1 18 unches in thickness, ata of Shout 15 or 15 feet below the surface. ‘Baldwin, the Irish flan panied = Seance Dowling, of New by q ‘promising to amend his ways Tafa from brawls of all kinds while in the city. Tue Erte ConTROVERSY—Detectincs Biffed. At ll p. m. Sunday, detectives were posted around the Ene Building in New ‘York, aad at all the ferries leading to Sacer! City. Avout 11:30 pm. Mr. Fisk lett the building and started for the Pavonia ferry, but was stopped by some lawyer's clerk ‘and served with Papers. Mr, Fisk then returned to the Presi- dent's room, which was brilliantly lighted, aad the detectives watched. At 12:10 a. m. two men walked quietly from the building, and seating themselves in & carriage waiung on the street, gave the driver the order “ Fitth Avenue Hotel,” and were driven off. Atz30 8. m., the same carriage, empty, came over on the Pavonia avenue ferry boat from Jersey. The detectives then stopped watch- ing there. Dring this time Obiet Young Bad been busy in Jerse: our, where be found adrawing-room car lighted and coupled to a tender filled with wood and water, and an engine fired up; while a mysterious excitement was manifested among the station SPEOIAL NOTICES, j WASHINGTON, Db. c., ' | Chartered by Special Act of Congress, Ap- R. | fa ba Tur 35, "ison ” HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER. R. | CaSM CAPITAL... Makes the Hair Smooth and Glossy’ It does not stain the skin! It has proved itself the best preparation ever pre sented to the publie, Give it a trial. Price 81.00. BR. P. HALL & 00., Nashsu, 8. H., Proprietors, For sale by all druggists. belt comm MEDICAL NOTICE. Doctor B.DaF CURTIS, author of Manhood,” “Medical Been je on Marriage " &c.. &c., to rman Finance ead D. COOKE, Washington, Vice Prosi- eR: pia. i) ee ative THE GREAT REMEDY FOR HOME PURPOSES, Arstetant tes jodlea! Divectey” MEDICAL ADVISORY Boa: 3.x. Bayes. Bury tify his Washington patients, that owing to bis Ty ponwitc = men. The engineer said. he wasn't going | exteusive pracuce im Heltimore, be will in future s - 2, Chiet, Medical Department dey geen th oun ware fons | Qaatige Ga ea Me iging aay Eat | ,TANEM INTERY ALLY ta pamste nats eastshce until morning. Just then a s whistle , 2 2 —_ sounded up the track; the station-master cried from m., and SUNDAYS | and strengthening REga Ly ye Company are: out as if in terror,*There comes the down Mevhattes hone Association, No. 222 F street, — + Charterod by spect freight, you'll beemashed;” the engineer pulled | in rear of Willard Hotel, Other days at his rea St 91,000,009 the throttle valve wide open and the train | dence, 5™ North Oharies street, Baltimore. wel of 91 ana Tushed away. It stopped when it came tothe | , APrCiaLity — Treatment and'rwr: of net rous de — ye engine without lights that gave the sicnal | Pillty. and all diseases arising from abuses of the She samme “pee ~ whistle, and, the detectives say, took on Jay |" s certain fo tte terms Gould, James Fisk, and $*,00,000. The de- tectives then came home, and reported ace or ingly; but must have been badly sold by inter. ested parties, as the New York Mail of last evening says :—There was a great dea! of fun at the Erie headquarters over the report of the midnight “absconding.” Mesers. Gould and Fisk are still “at home. A Gia, Morpers a OgILD, THEN Roasts IT ON A STovE.—We have received the pa ulats of a horribie atfair which occurred abo: amile from Corning, Wednesday last, No ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO MABRY. for Young Men.on the Errers. Abuses, and Di incident to Youth and Barly Man hood, with the humane view of treatment and cure, cent by — in Pa Rey soseiees tree o ‘A880U : Box P, Philadelphia, Pa ‘ge 21-3m BATOBELOBS HAIR DYE. ‘This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; Diet fae only trae and perfect Dye; harmless, rellab APPLIED EXTERN ALL Y—When there is pain jpJammation, afords instant ease. neuanebananin. a, ETOPS PAIN quicker than form. opium, or any other apodyne _ Mite ton bat atsolow vsth. At the place peated there resided a Sinta; remedies the x famity named ‘MeCulloch, constetin ee -* Ly > whiny ad and Mrs. McCulloch and their 7 brows. QoUNTY. atone Soe, —~ aged, respectively five, three and one aud bd — Seoul e tee ‘gmpany "General bait years. ‘The husband is represented to be Seay Rear @ chiftiess, ind«lent fellow, an: is wife has RHIAN " been, comPelied to Labor to tupport the family. urbe —— a "at tbe Otice of ths Gompany fe take She bas lates: selling sewing machines : . andon Wednesday laststariedona‘rip through | SEAUTIFYING eee AND OO eT eae Eee alrite Butz. one tae — = the surrounding country for that purpose, remove all uneasiness. GENERAL aGE r Icaving her children in charge of ® girl named | BEMOVES | ALL be att z = vor Barber, aged eighteen years, whom ners aoe bi ort; °°" MARYLAND, DELAWARE, VIRGINIA, for the purpose. In the evening th end renders THE SKIN BOFT, child cried aud’ was fretful, when, 10 te tit, FALB and BLOOMING. = suai {7-7 > 7 eae Barber threw it upon the floor and stam, For GENTLEMEN after SHAVINGI£ husteeecas on TA! ON” is thi SRE upon it until it was almost lifeless. Then tak- ing the little one up she held its hands apon hot stove until they were terribly burned. The child was too far gone to utter more thana faint scream while it was being roasted. Har- ber then threatened to throw it into a well, when the otber children, who had witnessed the whole thing, told her that if she did they would tell their mother. The girl then wrap- ped the child im a blanket or bedquilt, and placed it im a bed, where it was found oy the mother, who returned home on Wednesday night, dead, The marks of brutality were plainly visible on its little body, and, after questioning the children, information was given the coroner. After an investigation he ordered the arrest of Barber, called a jury, and an inquest was in session yesterday. The in- quest will be concluded to-day, and it is said there can be no doubt as to the flading of the JUry.—Rochester (N. ¥.) Union, > af THE OFFICE oF JAY COOKE & Co., FIFTEBNTH STRERT, OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON D. 0. PHALON’S “PAPHIAN SOAP" for the TOILET, NURSEBY and BATH, will not chap the BKIN. Price 25 cents per cake. “FLOR DE MAYO. MA A NEW PERFUMI ri THE HANDEE 0! gine exquistrs, DELIGaTE LASTIN PHALON & 80N, New York, Sold by all Druggiste POSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS. DEPARTMENT oF THE INTERI PERSONS BUBJECT to appoplexy, heart dis- Relief chee, naden centingn aot fis Dear * toast im will, im Ubree minutes, remove all difficulty. LIFE INSURANC! $5,000 for $6 Premium RADWAY’'S READY RELIES | UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THB | Manhattan Co-Operative Belief Association. |THE MANHATTAN co-operative } RELIEF ASSOCIATION. Je8-ly IN ITS8IMPLICITY AND GRANDE wi dian Affairs until 120’clock M Tue Ht Murvea—Mr. and Mrs. Twitchell in | the Ith day of Decrinber pext for tune WD OMARTEORD By yas Cyurt—On Monday morn in the Court of | the gu pe ceiacrte given, the articles named in Sat Oyer and Terminer, Mr. a: . Twitchell— ts = who are accused of tue murder of pies Hin FLMST OLASS—MACKINAC BLANKETS, me were brought up on hateae corpus for their di 1,0 Feeeeere COLT ee ee ee, Binukets to | payment charge. The case of Gerald Eaton being fre 24-point white Mackinac Bisabers R. R. R. | member. before the court, and a special venire of measure 64x36 inches, and weighs, j jurors being in attendance, Wat. B. Mann, 100 paite 2 point white Mackinas iss Esq., representing the prisoners, suggested measure 42x55 inches. and weigh 5 pounds, that the Tegular business should mot be | 60 pairelis-point white Mackinas Blankets, to | We will first consider in ite capacity interrupted, but the habeas corpus should 0 pares poker ee 454 pow ity our far- be postponed until the trial of Eaton should be Tcnsure wai? tuches. sad'weign spouses | *youclzad hrax Fore aot: Which suggestion, though opposed | 609 pairs iis polut scarlet Mack ase Bravhers, | {ce sigpiicant alliteration by Mr. Sheppard, was acted upon by the Court meseure 61xi6 Inches, and weigh o | “iete'eoy port t.B. Ranstord, J.T, Pratt. ©. T. Collis pounds. most phephical Jobn O'Byrne and’ Wm. B. Mann, Esqs, a © pairs 2 point scarlet Mackiuec Biankete, | Specitii wit Pear as counsel for the prisoners. There was — 45 inches, and weigh 8% cruciating an immense crowd in the court room endeay- | i medy of oring toget a look at the prisoners, bat the | “°C Baits ig measure SoaTy Tae eee, Bian; | or ot ht ts apotied to the tatters 1. latter remained very quiet, Mrs. Twitcheil be. ae pain oxlete the pettent e miineen ss nes Weare | 28 ing closely veiled, they wonld frequentiy s-point indigo blue Mackinac pain is from an established discasc.ta cure wit | “2 converse with each other in whispers. They po mensare 54x63 inches, and weigh 6 | “Son follow. CLASSES. se eto ome sain Mane me | eared Winnett | fay pee een nf eat ra 4 ———— measure 35x80 inches, aud weigh in'and ‘making the patient comforiable than AU ‘bet ‘the ot 4 Yournrut MARRtAGes —An Poglish com- pounds. Korphine, Colona Beer Opium, or any other | 5—“nil pormens between the eee re — mission on marriages has ascertained some cu EECOND CLass—o sgent. ‘Its simplicity ication ‘renders it a boswoen tee anes She enk oe: Tious facts regarding youthfal marriages, | go yards Fuser Lt oes Ooo teloaite omrbold peony and its ascfuinces | F—All persone between the ages of #9 anda seers: Parente ia ‘Scouland Pape ano oftwkina | $30 dards Saved hist Bie Geet, Hiabiete occur at ‘any moment.” y Roket i possomn between the ates ote sea Fears: fi r 4 ' are, , > are unusually rare, although in that bappy | 160 jards Savea List Scarlet Cleth, Sochdout occers to Calla er prea ny REY OF cA Persona ketwoen the ag-s of 88 and, Tears. kingdom minors are not required to obtain the negee Teresa tmmediate service. It matters not | "at Giasees for women are the eee roars. consent of their guardians before slipping on THIRD OLAS8—DRY Goons. it the difficulty may arn Fail, That is found to give hie 4 the matrimonial noo-e. ‘The census returas ot | #2 dezeu 8-4 Woollen Shawis, Cut, Wound. "Poi in, Strains: | Sill be the moneys nate? tb 5 of | Todozen 6-4 Woollen ehawie, a, Ache, Cough. Cold, Croup, and © hundred ‘Se eh Cc} 61 show thatin Bolton 45 husbands and 175 | ay pounds kine other annoyances that ale constents ‘piace | Se = Each Class is limited to $000 Wives were married at theage of 15 and un- pount ar in every family. this READY BELieh eal: jas | Members. Each person pave $6 upon . der. Bromley had 51 husbands and 147 wives | 4.0m yard few minutes, prove ite value. If ly geized | frember, and 1-10 each © womber dice of the same precocious age. Stockport, as a | 400y ard: a with sickness, and yon have no faith in medicines we some Ci or she may be Jocal journal wrote, “asserted its proud pre. | 12.W0 yards Bine Drilling wish for a doctor the Ready Relief c shi eminence” by contributing to the census re. | 2 {0 yards Brown Drilling of the 4 i turns 59 busbands and 179 wives who were united before their fifteenth birthday had pussed. rds Bed 1 (red > ards Bed ticking, (red stripe s: aes S2ES Soc ae: nN. 1.000 y Fouxp Gui.ty.—Mrs, Ann Powers, pro- | 3's parde Line . & man dies prietress of a large millinery establishment in |.31u0 yards Dente Dacula Fruthin forty days @3.006 the Bowery, New York, has been convicted of | 3.00 yards Jeans. forward within thirty days ove dclist ach teens atlemptng to steal silverplated ware from the | 4.00 yards Comouates. nd Psi each to ‘Asso. ‘to reimburse it. store 24 Sixth avenue. and sentenced to one | 20 varie Indian St:ipes eye tovond this sum, they fo-felt t. the Rassclation off month in the penitentiary. An attempt was | 12 tg Jards Brown Shictim moneys paid. and the Association sappiies @ new made on Friday, by a lady frend of Mr, Pow. | $40 7arde# 2 Flannel. {TS GRAND POWER IN THE PREVENTION | wember to Bill the place of the retiring one. ers, to bribe Judge Dowling by banding him | 12 yards Red and Gray Flannel ale Se See AND ADVANTAGES, & scaled letter containing a number of billa. 10m yards Heavy Kersey. SSarass See The advantages of this Association over ord! alba — — It isin diseases where immediate and absolute | cise’ forsee mpeuien Ose, BS paclen n Ina Urow Dasracction —We haven ret | ¢ , FOURTH CLASS Ha s qrrigtance and relict ts Feauired wherein thisreme- | Bresi itt tie foes arate neal ned. aera le Sante Fe. a the 22% - ‘wl xes, tw v * 4 Say, super "a see cp eng eee a me suede: wise Reaaen from 3 t0 35 | Siiural power via caving Dien eae wayeuper. | para et long intervals, that auy man can boring bills to commit suicide. While en roate ie Cast Weel Half Axcs, from 2 t+ | health. lag Se ea ee ith handles HOW To BECOME MEMBERS. be met another party. D. J. S, carrying a pis- Feiss : In cases where E; Diseases, Pestilence, r tol im bis band, and like wise ured of life. They tio short bandie ry bone. {mall Pox, Fevers: de. exist. this remedy proves | Any one desiring to becowe « m imparted their purposes to each other, and ce the muzzle of their respective Pistols against each other’s hearts and. fire, Both were instanuly Illed. ea New York swells dye their moustaches yellow. 7 Boston Boys in Blue are tobe taken tothe imauguration and back, lodged aad fed for the potent'power of a disinfectant, neutraltrer and cure. No one uses the Ready Belief when ‘ic Cholera, Yellow Fever, Typhoid Fever, i Pox, noe gar ag oe Prevail in® community. be sclred with these discascesant it seieed when using it, will be cured if the directions are followed. Simple as this remedy is, it posscence the elements of cure of the most violeut, painfal. and fatal scourge the earth. .. #0 dozen Tin Pans, 2.4, and 6-quart, in equal quan titic eased. 940 aozen Iron Table Spoons. tiv Coven Buteher Kntves, (-tnch bias.) ‘oxen Butcher + (6-ine 18. Hooks. (assorted ) “pauk apart, 2..u0 dozen Fi y wo Goren Fish Lines. (sssorted.) The goods mast. in ali respects, conform to and be equal with the Government samples, which office, ee fitteen dollars. may be seen at any time at this © ae hr ee 9 5 amine ne geeN S7-A bill is on its third reading in the Ten- geben pares than forme of application for menuberehip wil bea, nessee Legislature providing that lawyers who | that specified in the above ac! ule. Ifa greater application at * do not gain their cases Remegtnd ae, red . is required, they are to be furnished at rt, Fach speunber owe asae ory Somat & 7 me ey fee. ‘Lbe idea is to prevent needless litigation, a. which ts stimulated by unscrupulous lawyers. vate fer Fara ee Srticice may bere- on torn apo a B7-Cholera of the trae Asiatic typelhas br Ro'bide for tere than nu, estire class of the arti. | THE PROPERTIES OF THE READY Rr INVESTNENTS. Hen cet iu Bombay. but it is thought that suf. | cles speci ed will be conttiered en it teig, | MIEF ARE COUNTER-IRRITANT, RUBEPA amen cme me epaead gh tae epidemic. eerie =: aaa idly ime; ‘nd compared wi: the samples by | CIENT, ANTI-SPASMODIC, DISINFECTANT 7 = one- chard of the Fecelved os vers! AS 8 Fe frad to mont papmens E25 Rf the Selle curtctew of members Tite tand fs bela agente ted for that le Buel goods or Srticlow te meg any respect fal th se comtnacter whil bar beeted to feraioe EB nthe contractor ¥i reat within B7-“Thanksgiving Day” was thus observed, im Fredericksburg, according to the Ledger of that place—“Last Thareday was Thanksgiy- ANTISEPTIC, DIFFUSIVE 8TIMULANT TONIC, NERVINE, ANODYNE, ANT-ACID. day. All the stores were kept open ani the required kind or quality ¥ tiffcne’churches closed? si iti ate a {i thet be not ‘will be pur- ee Payment will Bermade for Tecetved on tn- voices f, certified by the at or pute ap- Polnted to inapect them se Sea ihe be cousidered from persons who we failed to comply with the requirements of » Iuronrart REWS. 0. B. JEWELL’S PREMIUM S5UAPs Its use in Asiatic Cholera, either are acknowledged to be or cure, ie of more value to the wortd thera THE BEST 6OaPS FOR THE LEAST MONRY other discoveries in vogue, in the market. ‘They are made on the old fashion plan by doil- tng, and are free from all tnjurious Chemica) adulterations. The premium OBIENT. The ‘of the blood, and In Yellow Rever it tslikewne at and eoaP, potent, ‘with assistance of Radway's Pills ad NEW YORK OITY S0aP, will protect those e: ‘posed from attacks, The “ GHEMIOAL OLIVE B0a?, them that may be seized a The “ LAUSDBY 80aP, fevers, its use will always insure = In Fever and Ague, Typhoid, Billions. Scarlet peed OE) quality, and are guaran: a eed to give perfect eatistaction” = “< ASK YOUR GROUER for any of these and taxe ‘no other. ogreale by alt of the BEST GEOUES tn tny Manufactory, Hos. $00 and 603 G strest north Betwoon éth and oth, By cools per week” Tle Rates tale meses or Siva erate traste a ee reer nes for the faithful