Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1869, Page 1

- “THE EVENING STAR. | ‘ PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, | ‘At The Star Building, i SW. Corner Pennsvivania Av. and lth St, | BY Tas EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. a eae sab- THE STAR is served by carriers to their seribe and District at TEN CENTS PEE eee er ronty youn Canis PR MOST. Comte at the counter, Tw BALLS, PARTIES, &c. N ASON 1¢ LEVEE. D| . it. 6 MERIDIAN LODGE p a. A. Y. MASONS, ry VE Gran LEVER AT UNION LEAGUE HALL FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 24. x yy Ni of thts Tem- MSH be preset ie Tali uniforms, ant Ew | ant Hairm Lodges will also ve pr-sent i fail jin. King sOrlebraivd Braesand i Kiring Bands have been. 1 for the ecci ‘The Commandery of and Bras: Bo d aights. Teri be under easpices of King ive at Unie League Hall at #3 o'clock. “Dome open at € ocleck. The Committee’ take great pleasure in eaying that Ehmake thie cue af the Spest receptions © ©: Tickews OGAN T give a € Geor, wrest ¥ : 0. Pi - AT THE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE, 1S AID OF THE MASONIC HALL FUND, vegrasOnIe HALL ASSOCIATION On WEDNESDAY EVENING. January 12, 1870. $2. admitting gentleman and ladies; to be Principal book and music stores and ho- mic ‘Hall, and of the Committeo of Ar- nente. “Dp. Larner, Robert Ball, 0. A. Appel, Geo. D. Patton. Jr.. E. B. MacGrotty, Committee. deli-co INSURANCE. ‘WM.L.BRAMHALL. THOMAS H. PARSONS. FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. BRAMHALL & PARSONS, General Agents, 468 SEVENTH STREET, Oppostte Post OFFicE. ting only first class Fire Companies whose id Assets are exclusively cash;—oflering to « n the public BELIABLE INDEMNITY AT FAIR BATES. Gur friends, and the public generally, are invited to call We have been appointed Agents for the SEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. ASSETS OVER $13,000,000. DIVIDENDS PAYABLE ANNUALLY IN CASH. POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE. Office Honrs—8% to 10a. m. and 2to 4% p.m. ee — LIFE—PROPERTY. INSURE BOTH WITH 4. S. PRATT € SON. 3, ¥. M.A. Basiding, corner 9th and W stress. Do not wait wnt TO-MORROW—Insure NOW. ally ATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURANC - N PANY OF WASHINGTON. > OOM CAPITAL... 91,000.000_ Of¥ce—No. $1 Louisiana ave.,one door cast of 7th st. Boot ne wnely eed. president; G A DissWilePrecieat: Marshall Brien, ‘Thoma Try, Richard Wallach, Wm. Dixon, Daniel Dodd, . Cooke, Samnel Bacon. NOBLE D. LARNER, Secretary. DENTISTRY. ENTAL ASSOCIATION. DBS. LEWIE & DAVIS, — No. 260 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 12th and 13th sts., F ebinese: Do. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, | Bz, the, wee of pare Nitrous Oxide Gas, and wi Chloroform, or Either. if requ ¥ ill be made for t. No charge wi when Artificial Teeth ere to be in- the patient will bo reanired to pay cal operation when performed, whic deducted when the teeth ahd lower le ‘remade. Wewi teeth permanent, per and lower tecth permaneai,on fish Rubber, at @25,(and all partial sets at these rater.) for which the usual charge for English Bub- —— = Re aE we engaging elsewhere. N id gold plates taken inexchange at full gid Naluation fur every (above specified) class of ow. det . WA - A MUBBILL, ITISTS, No. ‘ade PENNSYLVANIA Hifificiae Peeve seers . ly on hand aa ea all those having work done st our office satisfaction fu every particular. ‘Bo 2-1 Che SPECIAL NOTICES, end INDISPENSABLE. There are scme simple remedies mdispensable in any family. Among these, the experience of years amures us. should be recorded PERRY DAVIS) VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. For both inter- nal and external application we have found it of grcet value; especially can we recommend it for colds, rheumatism,er fresh wounds and bruises.— Carisivan Era. de 21-Im THY Duvisee iN tow UNITED UtATES. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT, | 's jo. Pirrspcre, Pa., November 27, 1389. Messrs Grifin § Hofman, Advertising ‘Agent, 1 St. Paul sts more, Md.: Gextiemen:—The prompt and satisfactory man- per in wi youare our Octo- Inctadi From New York City to Texne—in: papers ow 10 Texne—in- = avail ourselves still the surs- us to by your ~, Here- Piah tag tear ee abla eateaed formity our estimates on file in this office, to which we invite your immediate attention. remain, very t) yor hs WOSTEITER & SMITH. —[ Communicated. de 7-1ut iTS EFFECT IS MIRACULOUS. oe wiry hair into Beautiful Simren waren CRAY HALE -TO ETS ORIGINAL COLOR. and worst looking hair resumes its by its use. It does not dye the hair, root and fills it with new life ‘The firet application will do good; you will see the NATURAL COLOR returning every day, and BEFORE YOU KNOW IT, the old, gray, discolored appearance of the hair will bergene: ivi lace to lustrous, shining and beau- Ask for Hall's Sicilian Hair Renewer; no other article is at all pobeiestaee See that h bottle has our private Government Stamp over the top of the bottle. Ali others are umt- tations. B. P. BALL & CO., Nashua, N. H., ‘ For sale by all druggists. + Pron SEES AMUSEMENTS. HITEHURST GALLERY MAMMOTH IL- Wii wINaT ED Ww VEE a bein ot Rc inal Photographs of actual scenes, taken on the pid steregecopie and. disramic pallens, soops ast digremie 6 : EYEE Die eatle tones tates oat 6th atrects, Open at 734 0'Clock. A a 35 cts.; <"EZFAll one armed and one soldiers are in- vited to come frer, and see the old familiar scenes, and fight ut batt! er agai dez3. ALL’S OPER OUSE. GRAND CHRISTMAS WEEK. TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS. The fashion and elite visit the WILD, BARNEY AND MAC'S MINSTRELS. ni fet ‘ht but tw. TT Last bec but {the WORLD'S FAVORITES. Entire GS €, ‘of Pt Ms .. Remember CH RIST- AS MATINEE. mentary Beneht of LITTLE MAC. COMPLE Seale of PricesPrivate, Boxes. $5; Orchestra Tickets can be FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, COMMENCING MONDAY DEO. 27, KELLY 4 LEON’S MINST From 720 Broadway, New York4 Returned from EUROPE And the great city of _ LONDON. a HELLY & LEON Their In BURLESQUE OPERAS, ted by aCompany unequalled in the world Dapsorted Ny © Guest pet om Monday GRAND MATINEE NEW YEAR'S DAY. de 2 E N.O. TRE L***ychiisaue oreka TbOUrE > will Give FIVE NIGHT'S PERFORMANCE At St. Peter's Parochial Schoo! Hall,¥ gn Bastrect south, between 3d and 4th streets east, cart onthe tenet of abe schools Admitance: 35 :~— Doors open at 7 p. m.; porlormense, at WATIONAL THEATKE. EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK, ‘The Great Magical and Spectacular Pantomime of JACK AND THE BEAN STALK. With NEW SCENERY, TRICKS, PROPERTIES, COSTUMES, AND A AND TRANSFORMATION SCENE. Beale secured without extra charge ded? tt ust¢ THE BEST AND NEWEST MUSIC, Son Bees ries’, 3} hh ‘or Brow &Uo.'sdrug Store, corner 17th st. and Pa. av. dei5-im™ ] ~ MOXLEY. B 443 teat sircet. sscond door above F, L COSTUMER FOB FANCY AND MASQUE BALLS, vor FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. SN BXTENSIVE J86ORTUBNT. Low Prices - Fit Guaranteed. GOOUS AND PRICES: SUITS. BOTS AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING ALL S1ZEs, QUALITIES AND PRICES. GENTLEMEN 3S BELONGINGS, ALL STYLES AND PBICES. BP REMEMBER THE NAME AND PLACES HABLE & CO., 468 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 5 Eres UNITED STATES HOTEL.) ‘PRE SICK MADE WELL WITHOUT MEDI- THE DEAF TO THE LAME To WALK. . lebrated D: Physician, SPEER rs ae: ashy by vs. Me bis services to thoee affiicted with Stam- rine Hes Female Weaknew, Gensamtion, and sen Seated incurs cow) ipcurebic, Las consid: a Gail acd sre tertiosomials MASQUERADE Costu mas LADIES, GENTS CHILDREN, ST HARRY Bogota street, ccM-eo%m __fourth door south of Penns. Aare. 200 OTL PAINTINGS? at BARLOW’S Ee es Bhp Raw Race BARLOW weoents will he. found amongst them. Mo. 23 svenne, ae pa eS ss Che en Azr REPOSITORY, 245 F STREET. Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Strez3. OLL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, PHOTOGRAPHS, CHROMOS, &c., ROGER’ GROUPS OF SCULPTURE, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS, STATUETTES, &c., &c., PICTURE 5 CORD AND TASSELS, &c., &c. VELVET PASSE PARTOUTS, PARLOR BRACKETS, &c A Fine Assortment for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. SMITH & STRONG, oc ly No. 486) ON 10m p ry gruier.§ AT Ba arnust. No. 486 Seventh street, between D and E streets, SPeAtPs GP STUY eee ‘i at 2 Big be ore River Landi ‘ie a T. M. CROUCH, Agent. EVENING STAR. Washington Nows and Gossip. IntarwaL Revenve—The receipts from this source to-day were $295,687. SENATOR StockTon’s New Jersey residence ‘was entered by burglars the other night, but nothing of value was taken. SxcreTary Rosson will leave here to-mor- row evening to spend Christmas at his home in Camden, New Jersey. INTERVIEWS WITH THE PRESIDENT—General Butler, Senator Morton, and Governor Bulloch, of Georgia, were among those who had inter- views with the President this morning. SEcRETARY BoutwsEtt, who is announced to lecture in Boston on the 29th inst., will leave here this evening for that city, and spend the holidays at his home in Srolon. CuristMas TURKEY FOR THE PRESIDENT.— nouncement that a Poughkeepsie butcher has sent a forty-pound Turkey to President Grant. ‘Tue New York Sun objects to Mr. Hoar for the Supreme Court that the successor to Judge ‘Wayne should be from the States lying south of the Potomac and the Ohio, as Judge W. was the only remaining member from that quarter. MontTGoMERY Grnps, Esq., for a long time Special Treasury Agent of the United States abroad, residing at Pars, and a warm personal friend of Minister Washburne, is no longer a Government official. SecRETARY BELKNAP has moditied the late general order forbidding the use of spring wag- ons in the army for any but hospital purposes, £0 as to permit the use of them in the Fifth Military District for the transportation of in- specting officers while on duty. It 18 STATED that on account of the ill health of Mrs. Matthews, mother of the Vice President, the usual weekly receptions of Mr. Colfax will be intermitted this season. He will, however, be at home to the public as usual on New Year day. GENERAL OnpERS No, 82, just issued from the ‘War Department, relieves the Depot Paymas- ter at New Orleans from the requirement to pay the garrisons at Key West and the Tortugas, and hereafter those posts will be under direction ot the Department of the South. CHRISTMAS aT THE WuiTe Hovse.—the President will not receive visitors during the holidays, except such public officials as have business requiring his attention, consequently no cards will be presented to him for interviews until after New Year’s day. ‘THE NEW STAMP ROOM in the Treasury build- ing was occupied by the proper officials to-day, who will hereafter have exclusive eontrol ef the issue of stamps. This will transfer the New York and Philadelphia stamp business to Wash- ington. THe SENATE Finance ComMiTTER had anoth- er meeting yesterday on Secretary Boutwell’s plan to retire the $35,000,000 of three per cent. certificates, and issue in their place the same meen bane Bs +d ‘West. A majority of the members favored the Dill, but no vote was taken, and the whole ques- tion goes over until after the recess, ‘THE NomINATION of Attorney General Hoar, for Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court was, after long debate in the Executive session of the Senate yesterday, laid upon the table. This action gives the President an opportunity to withdraw the nomination. It is understood that the Judiciary Committee Teported against the nomination. ELUDING THE] Revexve Laws.—Supervisor Perry, of North Carolina, reports to Commis- sioner Delano that, owing to the unsettled con- dition of affairs in the second district of that State, a system of blockade running has been inaugurated by which whisky and tobacco is manufactured and sold, evading the revenue tax and encouraging illicit distillation. Steps will at once be taken to prevent these frauds. Tre Geoncta LEGISLATURE.—The President yesterday approved the bill to promote the re- construction of Georgia, and Governor Bullock, who is in this city, immediately issued his proclamation convening the Legislature on the 10th of January. There seems to be some doubt asto whether the Conservative members will answer this call, and should they absent them- selves, there will be no quorum. Tax Crncvit Jupexs.—The Senate, in execu- tive session, yesterday confirmed the nomination of seven of the nine United States circuit judges lately appointed. The two uncontirmed ap- pointments are Sawyer of California, and Pearre of Maryland. No vote was taken on either of these, but they went over under the rule, which allowed a single objection to pre- vent confirzuation. Judge Pearre, of Maryland, against whose confirmation there seems to be some Opposition, is endorsed by Hon. Keverdy Jobuson. W. Schley, and members of the Mary- land bar generally. CLestné THE Derantments Donine Hoxt- DAY WEEK.—Secretary Robeson has issued an order that the Navy Department be closed at ployees to make preparation for Christmas, and during the holidays the Department be closed daily at noon, half of the force only being on duty in the forenoon on ulternate days. A similar order was this morning issued by Secretary Belknap, in reference to the War Department and various bureaus thereof. be closed daily at 120’clock during the holidays, and that the clerical force be permitted to leave at that hour. Tre Nort Atlantic SquapRos—Tar Bay Oy SAMANA IN THE Possession OF THE UNITED 87 received at the Navy De- partment this morning from Rear Admiral Poor, commanding the North Atlantic squad- ron, are to the effect that the United States has possession of the Bay of Samana, and coal has been sent there by the Navy Department to supply the fleet. The Powhatan, late flag-ship expected to go there at anearly date in the Severn, his flag-ship, to look after American in- terests there. Gz. Santos Acosta, Minister from the United States of Colombia, is expected at the Ebbitt House in a few days. Tue Geran REPUBLICANS IX New York ‘The Secretary of the German Republican Com mittee of New York, Captain J. F. Beyland and Simon Wolf,. Esq., of this city, had an interview yesterday, by appointment, with the President, and submitted in brief facts and figures why the German Republican element in New York should receive an equitable propor- tion of the Federal patronage. General Sigel heads the movement, and is pushed by his friends ior some representative position. The President, it is suid, assured his visitors that this movement had his entire approbation, and promised to recognize the elaims of the Ger- mans. RECEIPTS FROM CusToMs.—The receipts from customs at the ports below named for the week ending December 18th were as follows:—Boston, $316,806.29; New York, $1,609,70873; Philadel- phia, $125,237.09; Baltimore, #522.819.33; New Orleans, (Dec. 4th to tith,) $148,051.21. Total, $2,522,652.68, Tue CarrraL REMOVAL MOVEMENT. — “Zeta,” of the Baltimore Sun, says:—* The ‘Western movement to remove the Capital is likely to fall through. The demonstration on Congress has been potnened till after the recess; but its projectors now admit that they have no s' in either - ators Drake and Schurz, of Missouri, are both oP) tg, the plan to place the Capital at s| ou e former Senator jared ri at there were not ten members. of the Mlacourl Legislature who would vote to cede to the Fe | Government the jurisdiction over terri- tory within the State sufficient for the location of the Capital. er Western members say that they wonid like to have the Capital go ‘West, but they do not favor any change just : end as the public debt re @ national wurden.” ALABAMA CLAIMS CORRESPONDENCE.—We yesterday published an abstract of the corre- spondence called for by the Senate on the Ala- bama claims matter, comprising an important letter from Secretary Fish, in which he takes strong ground against England. Lord Claren- don’s reply to this letter is directed to Mr. Thornton, the British Minister here, dated No- vember 6th, acknowledging the letter from Mr. Fish, reciting at length the statements set forth eh latter. Lord Clarendon’s letter conclndes as follows: Her Majesty’s Government had hi that, by Sy ccoemncven pies Aare ir fal liberate concurrence, Mr. Reverdy Johnson signed with me, on the 14th of Jan of the resent year, all the correspondence e two reroments had been brought to an end, and that all matters in dispute would be referred for a settlement to a tri- banal. With a view to that result her Majesty’s Government had, in some degree, from their deliberate convictions and declared re- solves. They to the mode of settlement proposed by the United States Government, which was more than once in the course of that Go more Dut they dia witingh bes ernment; bu: 80 wi ly, because they thought the restoration ofa ret under. standing between Great Britain and the United States might well be purchased by concessions, kept within bounds, and not incensistent with ——— of this country. ieee oie ler "8 Tnment with deep concern Native ite of the United States, in the exercise of the c= unquestionably con- ferred upon it by the Constitution, repudiated the acts of the government unler whose author- ity the convention was concluded, and by re- jecting it had left open the wha’s controversy tween the two countries, and had indefinite! prolonged the uncertainty atiendant upon sack a state of things. Her Majesty's government regret 10 less sin- gerely that the ni treaty, but their t in Gisaidishod if str. Fish hed been mannered oo indicate seme other means of justing the questions between the two countries, which, as Jong as they remain open, cannot be favorable to a cordial good understanding between them. This, however, Mr. Fish has not been empow- ered to do; but he expresses the readiness of the President to consider any proposal emana’ from this country. It is obvious, however, Mr. Fish will probably on reflection admit, that Mr. Fish’s dispatch which the Government of "put her Majesty's Goverment. full ut 's Government ful ing that it would be Very Curious Decclopmenie,— The Gineiooat ‘ery = Gazette has a letter from its Washington corre. spon Gen. H. V. » giving what pur- ports to be the secret Fy Of impeachment tains some queer disclosures. The There are three ich had in the t i a 3 ee : i i Me é Fe i i : Estee Pr j iil i i i Fi i ft ii it 1 i i il ; i i t il : f : i ist li 8 3 i BE 8) 3 F i if gf oe i : i f i | li iH : | i H ( Hi uf c 7 Min EE “4 i 3 § g This Afternoon's Dis ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS, hreakwater. One hundred feet of the Erie and Ni railroad on the Canada shore, opposite thi Panis, Dec. 23.—The bullion in the Bank of —— has increased 6,900,000 francs since last week. The Emperor Napoleon has received a diplo- maasan honorary member of the Archwologi- = Society of the Prussian and Rhenish Proy- inces. Revenue Frands in Canada. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. MONTREAL, Dec. %3.—The Star editorially alleges that enormous frauds have been com- Warehouses mitted recently in keiyate eee the collusion of officials, in b por npn roy and calls upon inister of to cause a thorough inv Toronte, Dec. 23—It is reported that Mr. Ss has the position as General pete of the Great Western Railway, that W. K. Muir, of the Michigan Central |, has been appointed to succeed him. ee Arrested in Canada. , Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Toronto, Dec. 23.—J. C. Warren, ay end United States Marshal at Boston, arrived here x y, and John O. iason on the of incendiarism, committed at Summerville, Mass. The accused was arrested under the ex- tradition treaty. ane saseeees y The Spanish Gunbeats in Hampton Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Fortress Mownroz, Dec 23.—Passed in from Baltimore the steamer , from Savannah; the schooner A. Devereaux, from Navassa. The Spanish fleet is coming into the roads. ‘Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Pants, Dec. 23—It is probable that the pres- rp ent extraordinary session of the Legislatit will be adjourned to-morrow. —__—__-+e-- —___ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The New York money market works easily at sfx and Seven per cent. to borrowers on call. In the currency movement there is nothing new to notice. Commercial paper is in fair request at nine to twelve per cont for choice oa 5 acceptances of an inferior are quoted “| twelve to fifteen, and single namesat ten ant wing gold. eee Gevernment Securities. ‘Wasnrmerton, Dec. 23, 1869—Jay Cooke & Ce. furnish the following quotations of Government securities: 1865. 1 ve-twenties, Jan. and Ji "65..1145 Freirenten gem eng guy git} jan. an ‘Ten-forties .. tax 103% te taaii cor uate, ae cae Jrevisiens auist and weak, snd smell Feats oe short, ae se eae coe a new, 53. North Conclusion Yesterday's SENATE.—After our report closea— Mr. Stewart continued en bis mo. tion to recommit the I ore erectocn Pata is eff i il i i i Fi g i F I i 7 2 ? a ii ; ‘The rose, and the followi bills were introduced and referred: _ res pepe Ee ES Tevenue Ww yw street railroad companies to add the Govern make one-fith of the money received by it for the transportation of sd rs eewean Wi ton and Baltimore.” Mr. Garrett says: « subject has been fully considered by the finance ~ of this 4 it the » goeegge connected therewith, and the has approved and , the report;” and he transmits a copy of report ae. in order that he of the Supreme Courtin the case oF Cannan case ‘Ys. State of Nevada, which is declared to be in the power of a State to. derive revenue from such a source. this demand for the one- on rt good bargain. the present condition of a Soe artoncmeae ss eames Se Scalers that te it a time for laying in a stock of plain py gee) E 8 md é 4 F i i i | I i 1 i F i A F : Fy cleared f i i [ i i I rie LOCAL NEWS, x The Courts, Crnosat Cour, J, Fisher.— rday afternoon in baer st lames i Lease prescribe an educa- Sf jana for As to to jurors not being competent to try the case because their names were not drawn from the box, ha said that the law provided that the names of talesmen should be drawn in capital | cases, and even then it was diserctionary with Pop heennigeenlltine Rado gd nd be pg ny Peg those Se ees not attend, the Coart ma order the to sammon other addi tax payers. It ts trne that the law requires white tax but early in this eres ‘a law striking out the word -whieo® in the laws re! to the District of Columbia, which makes itonf, on all officers to carry it into effect. and responsible if they make or leet ond irk oA a had made any distinction on account of coker he would tave violated his oath of office. Fisher refused to grant a continuance. oars Court, cue. Justice Cartter.—Tha case 0! 7 cClelland Tesumed =~ sealers — Rrver Froxt—Fay's Wharf.—Arrived—Sehr. | 3. H. D. Smoot, Peters, with wood for Cameron. Carter's Wharf—Artived—Sohr. Mary Eucge beth, Regan, with wood for Harvey, Clark vec. Crouch's Wharf—The steamer Thos. Cahill arrived here last night from Baitimore, bri | img a large cargo of merohan ise | mere! here. The t Express, Nickel, came up to her landing last night from Balti- more and river landings, with forty passengers, produce and live stock. Riley's Wharf— Arrived—Schooner L. Bleer, Buckalew, from Philadelphia, with 335 tons of coal for Wilson F. Brown, Bogus, H. nae and W. H. ,—— ‘aft, Haghes; Shreeves; James 3 » Sears; Ocean Chesser; Fannie Southaud, Smith; all from Virginia, with oysters for mar- ket. Sailed—Martha W: on, Harding: liet, Warder; down, light. 50 wo or Rear Estate —Messre. Cooper & gn lot C, “fg ge 01 » Square 247, with i ve- ments, consisting of a Chron story ne-room on 14th street, between street, to Col. J. L. Hodge, for 85,500. Green & Williams, auctio have sold west part 8, 31 feet tront by 100 feet deep, on north K street, between 7th and 8th ste. west, (opposite Noriern Market.) to Mary Weiss, af count of that fund with the First National B: that $00,000 was paid last yoar on @ contracted dusing the last year of Wallach ministration for school Pp PRESEN TATION.— Professor J. W. Hunt, whose school is located in the of tev. Dr. 4 morning r js, Street, was this , handsomely bound in Turkey moroccoy 2 gold pencil, and a beautifal book, the ina pest — by ge Bring . Prof. H. acknowledge: e gifts c Temarks complimentary to his papils. * “™ Ee ee s7-John McCarthy, of West Troy, has nt sew life in the Albany Peniten- tiary all because of his appetite for strong dri ded that anvstensible marriage, fact, is valid and binding. althor the cere~ — Was performed by an zed per~ 87 Mme. Kosa Cellini, the contralto of Mar- etzek’s opera + who sang in the ““Ballo ia as Fe soma, 5 ee ae disease, on Sunday. S7Philena 8. Rumble, 18 Fag suicide at the Farmers’ strychnine. otel in. Cc. 8. Ph HARE & SON, GROCERs, 252 SEVENTH STREET WEST, Bsrween M ann 5. S£E OUR RATES: SUGARS: eee ae Tee Oe eee ode ee ie a, FLOUR: "Ss Bg FAMILY. 32 . Micon fi ial OOF) 5 NS ROASTED. 40 CENTS PER