Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1869, Page 1

‘THE EVENIN iG STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, | ' At T SW. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and lith St, EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. | - a aren s to their au reed by carriers to their sub Star Building, . One Dollar Dollars; One be ‘papers are sent from the bend than paid THE WEEKLY. STAR— published om Friday morning—One Dollar and-a half a year RAIL ROAD: Neues Bacriwone a: AND OHIO RAILROAD. q weg WASHINGTON, 1590 < MORE x (ears gow run as follows, viz: FOR BALTIMORE Leave daily except Sunday at 7. and 9:30 8 Mand 245.350.9203 40, 3PM. “pOR ALE WAY STATIONS Leave daily. except Sunday, at 7 and 9:30 4. M., seid 2:50 and 4:20 P FOR ANNAPOLIS. * | Leave at 7 A. Mand @20 P.M. No train to or from Aunape Sunday SUNDAY. FOR BALTIMOR! Leave at © ACM ual 12496 2.90, 5:40, and 749 POM. con WAY STATIONS Leave at $ A.M. wud 2:50, and 7:45 P.M. .L PARTS OF THE WEST. furday and Sunday, at 7A. y FAM ant 2:30 PM 2s atzA 3 On Suminy at 340.4: and 9 P.M-anly, con- day E : : 1 Ticket Agent. PHIL, HIASAND 19. E it Ne : necting at Kelay Mation with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling, Parkersburg, &e. amh tickets to the West can be had at the all - seFctihice vosstaures eho ‘the depot and put im the bagwase c: Fr New York, Ph of Th iw a aed oy rng ‘and Boston, see ad- vertiveniet 9 e Wa Treim between WASHING TO are new run as follows, viz FOR NEW YORK, without chanee of cars Leave daily (except Sunday )at $a. us, aud 12:45 9 p.m. FOR PHILADELPHIN Leave daily (except Suuday) at Sa. ni., and 12:45 and 3:40 p.m. ON SUN Leave for New York at 9-00 p.m. and Philadel phin at 5-40 p.m ing cars for Threugh tic can be had at th the day. Also. at the € Pennsylvania avenue. = st, the Avenne of ir baggage € dence, taken to the depot, and pat inte ue ‘baggage Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Anuapo- The and the Weve apany = OM Passengers purchasing tick: f Transportation. icket Age Ashington. STEAMBOAT LINES. TEs sy ar x SHARDS. FAVORITE STEAMER ta andings on the Po- varriving at Kinsale <une evening: leav- jr at 6 a. m. WEDNESDAY, arriving in GEO. R. CUSHING, Soperintendent People 's Accommodation Sted meet rom New UHDAY aol AL DAYS m England, Ire- apply to JOHN © "BANK ONS tO. S. Washington JW. THOMPSON, President. EW EXPRESS, BETWEEN PHILADE Ht mi GpokcETOWS, B.C Jar sailing day from 14 North Wharves: Philadelphia, S\TURDAY, ere 27 Broan G3 Water street, Georgetown, DAY 85 p.m. a apy time oH DEC TYLER 63 w M. ELDRIDGE & CO. Alex. wh CLIDEE CO. 14 Sor Wiarves, LINE Abe + Bouvet. J. Jirdinston. 175 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 171H axv ISta. WEW STORE. We would invite the attention of Families and jousekeepers to our selected STOCK OF FLNE GROCERIES. sity without yg seerw a prow ene e ONCENTR rAd EXTRACT DA RE: eo Rs 4 PY Hees reparation is cot ei of the Comy Pas of the ae system. It Poe rh or “4 f wuality of bath Fresh shal Blvad chee action anette to fhe Alimeutary ‘anal and butiding up of the buman frame. iN CURE FOR T. OLLOW- Grisacent4, UN CORE ROR THE FOLLO Consumption, Nervous Debili pep. qityintieetop: Hetetiien. Deerwerked Set a Hoxiy. Depression of Spirits: Excessive use of Spirit: vous Liquors, 1» Uleers and Chronic nd in Delicate, Femalen, De sick 4 nih, ewceece arieteg, frome 8 de le Dil Gmpare c the Fisasdat ete tony caek ame He purgative > take this Tonic regu ‘aud a few bottles will mee & Cure in the most obstinate and forlorn caséd. PRICE, $1 PER BOTTLE. ARED AT No. 199 WEST PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD. Sirs STOTT, 3735 Pennsylvania avenge, shington, Wholesme wu ws =; all Draggi«! _,LMBER, WOOD, AND COAL. We call attention to our large stock of LUMBER, Consisting of e lina, Vi Bast White Pine, are oy ieee ern Shore Framing hingles. au 3m fi rd ‘We also deal in WOUD Dand CUAL. We have the celeb ratest hamoken Red M on tal wd other well knowa White the best markets, which if facilities, enable ns to I to be autinhactory We deliver in aby past of the city 2.240 pouls to the te tail promptly fle big pew W'D CLARK & CO., tof Mth stroot Bawt™ Branch yant Va. Mave. aud Sth ot” Mast. ILD & BRo-s ocktt Geet BARGAINS AT, PIANO AND MUSIC stots Live sr, tate ote bs ea Pa ert ae Eat Tb ve prtume nt « sie. nate mente, including xgelleng ” sceunad an] will positively be sohl at cat, Feuncnstuga Co-operative Piano Bio to Punng and Repairing Pi ocs-am By q 271. south sile Pennsylvania avenue, Give strict perevmal attentivn ty busines. © ~The Evening Slat : There was considerable shifting of call loans stocks im New York yesterday, which, in roretion with the fact that there was a activity im the leading railway wore active demand t. although there was no appear- The general rate for calt The discount_market ‘le change. The ttre 10 IS per cent SPECIAL NOTICES, PERSONS wHo ARE GRAY have their hair restored to ite natural color, it has talien out, create a new growth, by “WALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER. It is the best HAIR DRESSING in the world, making lifeless, stiff, brashy hair, healthy, soft, and "Tey 1.00. For sale by all dru; hires LL & C0., Nashua, THE GENUINE a 'S EXTRACT OF . secures great eccnomy ,excellence in the preparation of bref ten. Buy none but thet made aS fhe “Licbig HE FIFTH sapaar® Soe PET." REEL i RoW TRY IRCLE, F.B., opp ¥ ELLOW HAI Seveuth street, between Bande iia EVE.< phew gdp ) Noy. 17, bs Proceeds to os devoted @ military com pany in the istrict. th and ladies. ONE S. admitting a gentleman joa. ON DOLLAR — nold-3t" BLVING Neayt®, Proprietors. EXCURSIONS, &e. KF" MOUNT VERNON yevat Wa. Extract of Meat Tei Y Baron Licbia'e signa- q one we uke & aoe a rte fund Washington, Marshall | Gore." °°CTY JF» For sale Ny tenggists an gro fe House and Toney Var returmiog © | Ty. veTim Broadway, New York. ap.m, 3 So JAMES Sy Willacleiiotel, | THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE OF piThere is probably no nd #0 moe, For the Famil Medicine en favcra- howe as AIN KLL ih as been exten- FA ely used by M slonarie hina, Turkey— _ EDU CATIONAL, _ DALE, in nearly all t issignary Stations, not pnteract ihe climate Indiariees on the only to ilies of Missionaries, but for the cure of C1 Fevers inthe East. It is used internally expecially invited to classes just E Latin. Inquire 360 Massachusetts avenue. He Og BUTTS. TEAC Residence, Grant Pla wal for all diseases of ‘the boweis, and externelly: ter Sounds, burus, bruises, &c. Sold by Druggists gen erally 0c2)-Im BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE. This splendid Hair Dye is est in the world; nl . y true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable: ho dtp ‘OUNG LADIES’ 8) 4 BOARDING 4 te Thirteen ‘sof be The duties of this Insti vN. SA De by Bi 1 Drege! oo The b 3 applied, at Batchelor Wig Factory, Xo. : Soining the PO Bond tees N oe 8-00 wel Keen the ea 2. ASS T on aoe Is ae le space for recrea: PERFECT MANHOOD. JS, FOR YOUNG F-ENERVATION thay be obtained by al 2 to the Bectur of the Epiphany sor the Prise MISS M. J. HARROVER. MEN on ¢ IN, with certain Se in ater ee Prin’). DENTISTRY. Di: LOOMIS HAVING IMPROVED ‘AND RE- Bitted hie long establis ished Dental B 0m, ‘mo 50 | ares AL THEATRE, SIX NIGHT: he Gifted and Popular Artists, THe OSE ‘AND HARRY WATKI ONLY. pared. ible appliance known to the m, Bap ly ier Fequirement ae’ Mechan nical and Surgical Bent A. MERRILL, DENTISTS, we NSYLVANIA fo. 956 3th ati tm fornia Altivick TAL Tee Hon any kind of Plate Pure Ozide Gasconstantly on band for extracting teeth without e gual all those having work done at our office fatinaction in every particular. no 10- D . LEWIE & be St ae DENTAL er No. 260 EEMNSTLVAMEA AX AV VENUE, MEteExort u JOUN MITH.. ‘Between 2th and One week only. commencing MONDAY, November 1 he great Prestidigitateur, TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. emy of Mu No charge will be made for extracting poles Arti- ficial Teeth are inserted, although the fient will be required to pay for the surgi Sal operation when perto which will be deducted when the Teeth aremade. The Association to make Teeth on Gol New York, Philadelphi will appear inanen ce of mechanists in the neatest and best manner, | Metserott s: biwatc 1 to give entire satisfaction. Persons | Wedne-day morni ‘will do well to call and examine vur work befor met —— ting it elsewhere. ais Cc. Ss. COHARE & SON, ETZEROTT HALL. put in Washington of the celebrated FRANKO FAMILY, PENT ean AND sv LISTS, o GROCERS, NO, 262 SEVENTH STREET WEST. The publi epectfully it Between M anv N, ARE SELLING MATINEE ON 1H NGI at o'clock, ‘The Franko Family are aaave ‘Americans, born in New Orleans, but thelr musical studies have beer perfected in Berlin. in which aud other European Fithes they maeee elicited the op mp ey avdimit tion veo usiasm from the Musical Profession een the Public by the wonderful talents icy have dleplayed inthe interpretation ofthe moat it mur ol Oo u CONDE RTE IN REW YORR"AND THE GRAND ICKETS OF ADMISSION. INE DOLLAR ie ee etre charge ee ae creek och 's Music Store. 7 ember CHIL Ick AYO THE MATINEE Doors open at 7; and 1 0 clock. ‘no 10-9 WELCH’S BEST FAMILY PLOUR aT 92.40 Per Sack. L L, MOXLEY, 443 Tenth street, second door above F, COSTUMER FOR FANCY AND MASQUE BALLS, FoR 8, GENTLEMEN AND CHIL- A _— DREN. nol- L CRUSHED, GRANULATED, AND POWDERED SUGARS, AT 17 CENTS. J ASQUERADE COSTUMES LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN, = ie Aaney gy ‘Wth street, _ fourth door south of Penna. + ave. SHIONABLE DA. ax ween 9th and We ix now open for the reception of pupils f for ths coming season. Days and hours rs tuition—For Misses and = Sto m., on Tuesdays, Tha an 5. For Ladies, pay Se to7 p. m., Tnesdays and ‘Thursdays. For Gentiemen, from 8 to 10 p.m., Wednesays and Saturdays. A COFFEE SUGAR AT 16 CENTS, ND EVERY ELSE AT EQUALLY LOW AND EVER: THING Sum QU TH BF" We have secured the services of Mr. R. H. FORMAN, who would be pleased to sce all’ his old > ed schol Lai Gentl (URS, FURS, FURS, Sioetsg. ramsey mente Contle: INK SABLE, ireulats, we! had at Livi bsg = HUDSON BAY SABL’ iti uc Dtores. a SipERIAN a ear ON E EXHIBITION haar’ FITCH MA ce MATER MINK. 8c. dc , ar aR AEE via ‘ql oairing de FURS. i eo apt na t, barca ete y, nie chica aight pbaare above Oa elles Halt, ‘ Mheice ¢ tinge Paperhat re. street a Tames, ale 2 see Kh cane tevin. the District fame and iene! ap M-ly wd PAS NOTICE. no ‘The only place in the city to buy your SILVER WARE. BOUTS, SHVES, AND GAITERS A os on ee | at ees creo GUE very 8 in cal ejling tt eit at _ or WHOLESALE PRICES BLY, RD POR ‘uel Sar We Ue i or le STRAUSBURGER BROS., ee fant eee the pu 373 SEVENTH STREET, ie a pact eyerass ete BrrweEn lax #, Steet elicit tee WHERE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT CAX aa oT tion as iyi BE FOUND. JEWELRY and iat Fake te FED WAiEs and are dally _ “L KIRK NDUCEMENTS IN EXTENT OF Spr c1aL, TD WUE AD ACES ap OKe 48 Ane EEL ie, CASTOR BEAVE Rs. SUITINGS, “CHEVIOT its, Ys RESS GOODS, SHAWLS. CLOAKS, vELV Eis: SACKETS, VELVETEENS, gc, Ts. FLANNELS, BLANKE SHEETINGS, GOODS, and all other kinds of fabrics, Metrscacnees Bhonsek Tsaac coaxe, mn., & BRO., IMPORTERS OF MEN'S FURNISHING GOODs, * and abroad. &7- Our Northern aud Eastern correspondents send OR WHOLE. SCALE OF PRICES at ol SRASGED 10 MELT THE BE LAR NENTS oF PEhsoss jas ITH MOD" 4 eth 1Nto MES ea ALL On! ~ RECE AND cRRVUL ATTENTION YS TROMEY varne?s and *Uan7>re will inspect our stock 14 HANOVER STREET, CORNER OF GERMAN, an 18 eotm.tstp _ ee coNO” at their pleasure. E 4 ee sa ¥ f PRICE ORLY. MARKEDIN PLAIN ie ang oe poe md ma ps be Cone ee erates Hatter on Caged PEERY & BROTHER, dew ane he il RES it Pennsylvania avenue and ah street. meet gs Established 1890. EF \RPETS, CURTAINS. MATTINGS, OIL SEV Gus, BUGS, @e., upper Moors, bul-eusuir WASHINGTON, Nov. 16, 1N@.—Jay Cooke & Co. furninh the following quotations of Government securities: TWO CEN ‘TS. EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip, a See receipts to-day from this source were $418,761.6 THE CADINET met at noon to-day, and re- mained in session most of the afternoon. —_— SENATOR MORTON was at the Exeentive Man- sion this morning, and had a Tong interview with the President. JvpGE Det will leave here for Mississipp on Friday next, to resume his campaign for the Governorship of that State. THE FREE DELIVERY SERVICE went into ope- ration in the San Francisco Post Office yester- day tor the first time. Masten Ewwert Mct dered to the U.S. steamer ington Navy Yard. sic, at the Wash- COLLECTOR CLARK, of Charleston, C., has been authorized to increase the force in the Cu: tom House there, on account of the increase of imports at that port. Ter LL, Third Assistant Postmaster General, was prevented from attending the Re- union of the Army of the Tennessee by the pressure of official business. Frank R. Ernst has been appointed a tem- porary clerk the Contract Office of the Post Oftice Department, vice Hugh A. Ernst re- signed. Promotions.—The following promotions have Deen made in the Bureau of Statistics:—jan, F Bolton, from First to Second Class. Philip H. Rheinhard, from Second to Third Class. ; retary Bontwell has determined to reduce the force of <pecial agents employed by the Treasury Department, and no more appointments will be made for the present. Snort, aNp to THE Poist.—Commissioner Delano’s report is now prepared, atid makes, it is said, barely fitty pages. ‘This is the shortest report made yet from that office, but will dowbt- less convey all that needs to be Faid. Persoxat.—Hon. Wm. D. Kelley, Philadel- phia, and Hon. Jeremiah S. Black, Pa., are at Willard’s. +++ Cleon R. Rangabe, Charge d’Af- faires for Greece, and John T. Van Wyck are at the Ebbitt. Tne Hon. Ronert J. WALKER leayesa widow, nee Bache, of the Franklin fami three daugh- ters, one of them married to a brother of Mrs. Slidell, and two sonsjthe eldest of whom is mar- ried to a niece of the late Edwin A. Stevens, th Hoboken millionaire. IN THE SUPREME PRT yesterday Chief Jus- part for motions—the Court adjourning on t day to Monday, the 29th. , which arrived at a few days sinee from the Gulf with yellow fever on board, has been discharged from quarantine at that port, and her officers aud crew have been detached. She be thor- oughly overhauled and repaired betere she ix again put In comm issior ‘THe PARAGUAYAN INV MeMahon, inister to Paragua Webb, ex-Minister to Brazil, and Mr. Wash- Imrne, his successor, were yesterday before the Sub-committee on Foreign Afiairs. Their testi- mony concluded the investigation of the Para- gnayan difficulties, and the committee adjourned sine dir. —The new pected, will be ready for issue early next week. The new fifties will be ready about the Ist of December, and the balance of the series—twenties, and one and five hundreds and one thousand dollar uotes—will be ready about the 15th of December. GoLper Weppine.. To-day Hon. Reverdy Johnson, will celebrate his golden wedding, at his residence in Baltimore. The honorable gentleman is now in his seventy-fourth year, and his wife sixty-seven. She is a daughter of the late Kobert Boone, Governor of Maryland in 1812. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have twelve chil- drengiving, forty-eight grand children, and four great grand children. COMMERCIAL RELATIONS with Canada, it is said, now form the subject of deliberation in the Cabinet. The Canadian authorities have noti- fied our Government that unless the trade be- tween the two countries is so arranged as to be somewhat reciprocal, they will abolish the fishery license system to American fishermen and estab- lish duties on many articles of commerce now imported from the United States free. AT THE TH ANKSGIVING DINNER AT THE Ex- ¥cvTIve MANSION on Thursday next there will be present, the President and Mrs. Grant and Mr. Dent, the father of Mrs. Graut, General and Mrs. C. B. Comstock, General and Mrs. F. T. Dent, General and Mrs. Horace Porter, Judge Louis Dent and wife, General Babcock and wife, Dr. Alexander Sharpe and wife, and Masters Dent, Sharpe, and Jessie Grant, and Miss Nellie Grant. Nor Se.—The paragraph telegraphed from this city to the effect that Mr. Mullett, super- vising architect of the Treasury, had been com- pelled to furlough a large number of artisans and laborers, on account of the appropriation for repairs to the Treasury having been ex- hausted, was without any foundation, as the ap- propriation is not exhausted, and all necessary repairs will be made as needed. A few work- men are furlougbed from time to time as va- rious portions of the work are completed and their services are no longer required. —_—_—_ ‘Tre Crnnexcy PRovriNG INVESTIGATION. — Mr. W. V. 5. Wilson, of the Secretary’s office, Treasury Department, who went to New York ‘&@ few days since to investigate the affairs of the American Bank Note Printing Company, re- turned here yesterday and made his report to Acting Secreiary Richardson, the investigation having been concluded, as mentioned in Tox Stax of yesterday. The report is said to be satisfactory. ‘The investigation iuto the affairs of the National Company, now in progress under direction of Mr. Guthrie, of Treasurer Spin- ner’s office, will be concluded by Thursday next, it is thought. THE Witt 8 tue Late Awos Kexpaut.— The will of the late Amos Kendall was presented to Judge Purcell in the Orphans’ Court to-day, and was partially proven, two of the witnesses, Messrs. C. F. Brown and A. Sweet, testifying to witnessing its execution. The will is dated May 26th, 1868, and after bequeathing to a grandson £10,000 and his lands in the State of Arkansas, he makes special bequests to several of the children, and nominates his sous-in-law, Messrs. William Stickney and RK. C. Fox, a8 his executors, and directs that the personal ty be divided between his four daughters, and gives the executors full power to dispose of his real estate, and divide the proceeds among the heirs. In answer to a question by the Court, the ex- ecutors stated that the estate (personal and real) was worth about $300,000, and the Court said the amount of bond would be $000,000, the United isposed for Ys, is better to-day, and ai siuties, Sexator Grives.—Private letters report that Senator Grimes has not improved in health by hissummer in Europe. The second paralytic shock was not so severe as the first, but it lent him ina feeble condi Atlast accounts h> was getting ready for an extended trip on the Mediterranean, Brivuiant ReceErtion.—Madame Garcia, wife of the Argentine Minister, gave her secon reception last night. “A sociable and brilliant company was assembled embracing the Ru sizn Minister, Spanish Minister, British Minister and lady, the French charge d’aftairs, Count Fayer- ney, Senator Morton and Mrs. Morton, General Ewing, Count Colobiano, Italian charge Waflairs; Baron Avensleben, Secretary of the Prussian Legation; Mr. Mitre, Secretary of the Argentine Legation; Mr. and Mrs. Ford, of the British Legation; Senor Valles, Secretary of the Spanish Legation; Mr. Fish,son of Secretary Fish; Captain Cavraija, attache of the Ar, tine Legation; the Countess Faverney Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Bille, Minister of Denmark. and the Eenador. fine, and jent American Minister to ‘The music of the evening was very was exeented by Madame Garei (who has a superior and highly cultivated voice.) Count Faverney, Senor Valles, an: others. These receptions by the Argentine Legation, promise to be the inauguration o very brilliant season. +20. Fores WS BY CARLE—The opposition manbers of thé French Corps Legislatif have issued a manifesto declaring that they intend to use peacetul means towards securing the right of the people to govern themselve tempt is made to silence them by foree; and pro- nouncing against the preliminary oath for men- bers of the Corps, and tor the abolition ¢ military law, the country to be armed merely for self-defence. The mai less an at- which will stand through all revolutions and must be the base of the institutious of the coun- try, but kept clear from _anonarehial compromi- ses and the violence of dem: ues.” The Emperor, who stll remains at Compeigne, viewed the {troops encamped there Sunday. was greeted with great enthusiasm by the troop= and people. The Empress Eugenie is expected to arrive at Alexandria to-day. eral Sickles was entertained at Madrid on Sunday night at a banquet by the President o the Cortes, at which were assembled the me bers of the Ministry and many deputies of the Cortes. There were many expressions of good feeling towards the United States and its repre- sentative, and from the political questions dis- cussed important events are anticipated. The English shipbuilders are paying special m to the construction of vessels sui avigating the Sue eg Canal. The frst ow: vet, sailed for Port Said esterday in the Bank kept by the well know ia we during the past three or four year erwoae tech ‘Ti DRawmack Fraps Ixvesric att ‘K.—The investigation of the 3 Tauds was continued in Ne The case of bi Is, and th exacted ten per cent. for passing the ¢ The division of the spoils was as follows: man who produced the checks, 40 per cen Caldwell & Co., 40 per cent.; Blatchford, 10 el and Howard the balance. Witness I Blatchford receive lis share; witness up Howard’s prose: At $250,000. ‘The cas: was continued until Friday. AN AMERICAN ScnooyEr Finep INTo1N THE Hannon or Baracoa, Ccba.—The schooner hn Atwood, of Provincetown, which arrived in New York yesterday fro reports: “October 23—-Having obtained a peo. per clearance {rom the authorities at Baracoa, under weigh, while passing the entrance to ine harbor was bailed bya sentey. Who lemon ed our pass, and, without waiting to hear any explanation, fired on a Bpon which sent the men ashore for a ut the seni fired atusand seriously wounded one of the cress Henry Edwards. The. i Passed throx:zh highs, a we were 0} liged to remove him to the hospital at Baracoa. &7-Gen. Wool left rt which will be divided. pri Orphan Asylum. i few days before for a monument A Youne Porttanp Womax, ried, received from a recently mar- tleman friend a large vee 2 Bit of postsy ing nice “This trifling gift accept from me; . Its use I’d recommend, In sunshine use the brusiy 'y part, In storms the other end.” ———_-~ee-____ STATION MasTEeR KILLED.—An accident 0c- curred on Saturday night at the junction of the Freehold and Jamesbury and Camden and Am- boy railroads, by which Major H. O. Perraine, oe and freight agent at Jamesbury, was ki sa Jenny Lind, Sims Reeves and Santiey are all announced tor this country. S7 In Japan the fashionable tipple in “tea ac kaminokusumber,” the latter | img small Caz Fou London theatres are managed by misses. a mtleman rejoices in the name of Dutinnry Loe: ‘ a &F-The mania for blue sacques and brass but- tons is daily increasing ‘among the fair sex. #7-A school of Instruction for Masons has been oem aac at Kaleigh, N.C. pressure has reduced the price of Peicaight dviake is deg to ten cents. s7-Kailroad cars run through from Ni York to San ; Hhewetheced without change. age a@-“You be jimfisked,” is fanity Geto 1 Oe ener Ee ag is likely as General 1 Joseph E. —_ oa will assume control of the University #7 Gentlemen's cloaks, which have not been in fashion here for many years, are again seen in our streets. aa Japanese Risley is “all right” again. He has been acqi rritiod ou the charge of atductiogs o twenty-one orders of “Protes- are twenty-one ”” with over 600 Geese with over 600 members, in the Over 12, workmen are on a must last all winters an ‘and pro- embrace nearly every trade. tbat sd of oo #7 It is said that there are sixty-two towns in Massachusetts —en 0 = ce Seo suits divorce before the Supreme Court |, Me., and nineteen of the petitioners are w wives. 7 Oskaloosa fia) bere a lazy clab, which of Northern eapi- es improvewents fines its members for speaking to a man on the street without J anggions tn wr Elder declares manifes- tations to be a , and that thefare all the jg Ais devil. doubts: ec a sz-Beecher wauts John Chinaman ‘to vote. ‘igtailandg!.” The Boston Post thinks (nix is aduete-sidus way of expressing it. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon Dispatches. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. | | Alabama Ratifies | the Fifteenth 50's, Five-twenties Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. br MonToowERy, ALa., Nov. 16—The Alabanra | Legislature has ratitied the Fifteenth Amend he Federal Const! » by the n the Senate—Yeax 4, nays 0. —VYeas , nays 16. ip vieinen VARIETIES THEATRE BURNT: Sad Loss of Life_Shoching Scenes. Trlegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. MILWAUKER, 16.—During a fencing ‘ne at the Gaity Theatre last mght one of th- rs struck a keroset ne lamp. © which exploded, setting fire to the scenery. The flames commu- xl to the audience room, and before all in the building had time to escape. the premises | were enveloped in tlames. A num! by jumping trom a second story window. 5 ral lives were lost. Two bodies have been vered from the ruins, burned beyond recogu: tion. One of them was identitied by a randum book ax a printer bey, named Willi Brewer. Fifteen or twenty persons were buddy By Bankers’ and Brokers’ To Gassaway, Opera | Lewis Johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds in home and foreign markets a+ follows oreph, James M. In the How: lLinets Pittsbar burned, The bodies of others are still in the | ruins. The Em [By Catite 2 € | | Lexpor, Nov. 16,1 p.m tion— Troops ( | bonds, Is, Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. j Panis, Nov. 16—The Emperor has abandoned | the hope of forming a new Ministry for the present. After the meeting of the Corps L latit he will sect a new Cabinet, composod of men who will command the support of a inajority of the Corps. ERP. P. jotton market firmer. | Sales, 12,000 Gonaee Mn dating Uplands, 115, ally | Middling Orteana, = x. s — ure of an ch y from the first | Telegraphed Exclusively to The tn Troops have been concentrated in BaLtTmonr, Nov. 1.—Cotten firm ae in Paris, but the prospect of disorder is exceed. | T" demand. Low Middling .F " and weak. # extra, $5.Wass.. | Mitie” eupertine, ase do. family, Stas ingly remote. = ° TRIPARTITE ALLIANCE. France, Austria, and Russia. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. New York, Nov. 16-—A special to the Times from St. Petersburg says a prospect for a treaty of alliance, offensive and defensive, between ons unchanged Krance, Austria, aud Kussia, has b-en submit- at $1.0608155. ted by Prince Gortschaketf to M. Fienry, the | BALTIMORE, Nov. French Minister, and suut by the latter to Na- poleon. The duration of the alliance is wo be three years, and it isto be renewable upon six is months notice. Each party is to keep a certain standing army FRO! Ew YORK. Arrival of the Russin—Fire. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. New Yor, Nov. db The steamship Russia has arrived trom L A tire at Mi ‘Oram county, last_night, de- stroyed the Vianket factory of Fox, Roberts & © Loss $30,900, No insurance. 87 Beran, “the sharpshooter, is bu ilding an armory in St. Petersburg. 87 Several progressive have organized 8 pleasure pressive nae of The Girls ot PR.J.D. BARNES HAS Office to No. 474. Eley ent Band Ponce heures Sto7 p.m. hcteafter give his entire Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Stor. 16.—The latest intelligence peg war says that McDougall ix now encamped in T is family will return to Governor and his staft w Garry, where a party : ean Engtich? scttine PM Omice corner 20th and M =treet« gents have a provisional government, ES Eo demand a territorial government after the Twos. ma. fashion, with a legislature chosen by TREASURY Dy vmestead PARTME: NT. «7 8 homestead Law and a fund tor Guna eunaeernae { soy Washington, Oc It is rumored that Gen. McDougall will apply to the Canadian Government for troops, aut to the Washington authorities for permission to pass them through the Northwestern States Sree France and Prussia Prof Love Each Other. ee or 30 to the holders at t ret National Bonk atin. that om eg will be paid money i atm seine tothe Treawury uf the € octt mt Telegraphed Exclusively to the Evening Star. Panis, Nov. 16—The Emperor yesterday, at : gave audience tote Baron Wer- eiy-appoiuted ‘Aimbascator, trem feeling was manifested. M. nm presenting his credentials, assured ‘or that the Prussian Government de- to preserve its present amicable relations with Franee. superior in of atthe Norch acraiey for them at mor are eo mich thongs have secured the am Large assortn to fey a ut at considerable meluding by saying that he wished the ment of a good understanding between and the German Contederationon one fide and France on the othe: ————_— Honors to the Illustrious Dead. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Loxpon, Nov. 16.—. in the Ear, ‘im t mod aed in, Pe ar pain Pe cia ee orth Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. HALIFAX, Nov. 16.—Intelligence concern| the New Foundiand election, al the rd turns are incomplete, indicates that Confederates here secured a majority. ——p ‘The Red Stockings’ “First Nine.” Telegrophed Exclusively to The Evening Star. CrxciNNaTi, Nov. 16.—The coutract of the first nine” of the Red Stockings with the @b “ 2 expired yesterday. A majority are anxious to Conxer 1 8t. Nontw axp 3o Sr. Weer, nonew the /eageyenent Sie the Bext year. ENGLISH GERMAN FRENCH AND SWEDISH —— PRE ae SC pa tS tte pate ron Jorner 1 street nort! street west. WITH THE Cros ABE. ALL POISONS ARI E KEPT BY THEM. SELVES, ietinica and ich AND ¥, Se ek ae: motto:-— zene securities!” Most respectfully, ene A NEW PRESCRIPTION—PHARMACY, aL al crop of wheat Tae poaged season in the eastern States show’ that our soils are not exhausted, nor the weevil irrepressible. A successful far mer in our bor! |, nOW upwards of seventy years old, says that his splendid yields was preceded by the following preparation of It was (and harrowed until it meliow aid infine titi. It was manured with | pog.am{O?eaate of Phar worth and aia sat, tas Utole baxtag ness tek “ax | (QOVELTY For; PRY AND MACUL stra’ wi m lor See | so “oe tor sow! was retinas Pi Bo $- D : o, WEST VIRGINIA, kernels, and to clean it of chess, cockle and The seed was sowed before the 10th of September, using one bushel and a half to the acre. ¢ seed was drilled in, the drill being benim it that ‘when aoe ae E®t4sirs he prefers “FURS? ‘He put on | Now ready tonptetion of the pai. the largest corn and | 92d selected assortment of FURS, wo times, he turns over a clover ; =#Té ever received, embracing “ Prod sac- ALL THE LEADING STYLES, J IN EVERY KIND OF jutt oeforé winter sets in. ‘This helps to prevent | FUR. SUITABLE FOR LADIES’ AND CHIL- Ning. He is careful to sow only on Rg warm, quick sotls, well drained. Both of these feb. GENTS’ FUR MUF- farmers are wheat growers.—Rural |.FL! TPS and Gloves. American. CABRIAGE ROBES, of all qualities, a 4 tae . Az_ Tn slew ofthe Aiscumion ofthe Bibeques- TE Se ey ie a old Native American party in Boston and aNd PURRI aR, ity is being reorganized. marries: & Pennsylvania avenue oct-eotw Under Metropolitan: Hotel, 5 Esrasuisnen 184 cakhiace Aan UARUE ACH Ries, 4 477 and 479 Fourtesnth REPAIRING} all its oe Pree een ‘Siorase or Commis '& Co.,(of Broome street.) Fifth seB-eoly