Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1871, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. Published Daily, Sundays AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, corner Lith St, THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMP'Y: S&S. A. BAUPPUANN, Prevt. patie mit rong et 3 THE EVENING STAR is served by carriers to thetr subscribers at Tex CUNTs PER WEEK, or For- ‘TY-FocR CENTs PER MONTH. Copies at the counter, ‘Two Cents each. By mail—three months, $1.80; six months. $3.0; one year, $6.00, THE WEEKLY STAR—published Friday—@1.0 Syear. SF Invariably in advance, in both cases, end no paper sent longer than paid for ——EESESe es" be %, 88—N2. 5,756. + German Workmen to Take the Place ‘ a of Enctish Strikers. acme, August Adon al German and to mplacethe mines onascie OT } L , August oT Emperor Napoleon visited Chatham to-day met ~ ~_ Lowpox, August 26.— Sor \apoleos: as about by remove his residence es + ‘The West India mail steamer Tasmania ar- a WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1871. Tel-graphed Eaclunely to The Evening Star. Fived at Plymouth to-day. AVERTOOL, August 2i—Arrived, the steam- ship Scotia, from New York; the ip Francis , from New York. TWO CENTS. _ - French Affairs. VERSAILLES, August 2.—The Assembty will baby Pro! arned on the 10th proxime. SF" Rates of advertising furnished on application. The state of siege in the departments will be — » | raised when the national guards are disurmed™ "Sa ; The Rebellion in Uruguay Suppressed S ED AT. SEMENTS. and we were on the ground, anchored and | presently developed. So soon as the vessels | “} : LADIES GOODS, &. UCATION. ____ AMUSE: EVENING STAR. _| soistsweee se catunteet ss | mer erat oe oe vom | TE ae coca SELLING aT 6. HELLE by sd Viaitis Moen Hl aly 1 Cpl taf day we: SixtH ANNUAL Fe pop home eo SS ee board and immediately hauled above high water | been routed and amnesty proclaimed. ms A complete aswortment of NATURAL OCRLS GM | MATHEWS. A A Maticee Beare B ; Bin: GRAND SCHUETZEN FEST Washi Ne 4 Gossip. | books or wrougnt irom with heavy barbs, ‘The | mark. Ina few minutes the elder Covd,—an | | Sertoms in Rome. HAIR BRAIDS. Also. fine t of LMI- | Howard county, Md), for circular. School select: ashington OWS ani Do. | nooks are commected with, the lisse by astrong | old man of 70, but hale and vigorous—was seen | _ ROME, August 25.—Disturbances of a aerions TATION HAIR CHIGNONS, Situation “delighttals Aiscipline perfect or TE Storer from Chain of Cobauet Weagth te ern oe » _ nature cecurred to-day. A conflict took pince 3, HELLER, 6 per annum. References—Hugh Gel INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receiptsfrom this a wits bis teeth es ee ‘one hand a large knife | between the police and the Populace, aur otf 715 Market Space. Baitieges Bd: Rev Agneta Webster WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN, ; pena savage fish from severing the cord wid b teeth, a a brick . a Genetnte arepoutosbed which one person was killed and two wounded” “_ FULL Lie oF ————_ | timore, Md_; Gen. setts, a ar sometimes sagaci a small wooden drag, whic lied behin ~ v retveet po? RSET Ss 2h, Rear Mord, tas Cape Be baker Pore | oxpay. avGUST 98, | TBE scascairrioxs w the new loan to-day | {R00Eh tomake dash towardsihewrface when | Kin "We getnered afout the oid man caries | TMCS Wants co Mesign and Dew't At reduced prices. Call Mums i . si jy3s-2m is hacting » were $3,400,000. protected line frees Musetr in ager Our across the piece of brick two or three times, to ceva, Agua Pep pepo pe was de anig-tf 71S Market ¥ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND SENATOR MoRRiLt’s danghter Annie frac- | Y2cht was ided with six lines, about the | give it an edge, he commenced upon the shark mination in the Chamber, bee: “4 anes DY RSDAY, = largest ye used y because bis fre. AT M. WILLIAN'S, Dientiian ae Mice KEES oi zac ‘THUnMAr. AvaUST 22 tured one of her ankles by being thrown from a farge cad Mag teane te cee —S = eae ee en agp ene yg mag tions of the threat have made it thuliedloes. “ Sept. ith ~ ‘8035-8 carriage in Readfield, M few days ago. ground those of the party who had secured hooks onge 8 OM RFS He was surrounded by friends, who refused SOT Paxserivana Avsxus, tama = <q | PBIZE SHOOTING, PRIZE BOWLING, ates ing the lines straitened and the | fiver hare eM rene ~F. long | communicate his purpose to the Amembiy it te Ladies will always find s tandeome sevortment of | Msen donee yonpg bed ies i Ba TRAPEZE PERFORMANCE, Corxecricut’s Starces of Trambull and } hooks baited in readiness for the sport ofthe day. | and throw ‘upon bis drake Tie ote ment | t the subsequent action on the national Real Laces, Collars, Sleeres and Hendkerchicfs, SEPTEMBER ‘at 1407 L street. c—Per ‘Sherman are to be exhibited in the State-house; | The matter of baiting the properly was | treated in the 5 after whiel the | Suard measure will tide over the trouble. Tin’ By tho Celebrated Costello Family. 4 ted Same manner; h, at yi and Parasol Covers. quarter of tep weeks for 7 yon, eu SKATING FEATS in Hartford, for a month, and then shipped to bao hand by Captain Doughty's me yo and | request of some of the curious, he some | The Third Arbitrater ou the Alabama o z. gine? Por ~ this city for the National Capitol. left bowers, sturdy sturdy | of the larger sharks, cutting out the back: Claims. Fi Hair Braids of Ror quality. Ge., &e. Boos © ji ares. and at the tew- All Goods marked iz plain figures and at the bi : b s | simaimame 907 Pennsylvania averne, M. PRICE, <] 413 SEVENTH STREET, Borwsen D anv © Sraests. SELLIN' F REGARDLESS OF COST TO : Uiasak BUSINESS! BO HUMEUG!! SEECNG IS BELIEVING Il! MY ENTIRE STOCK OD MILLINERY ARD FANCY Gt©DS, BEGARDGSSS OF COST. SATUBAL CUBLS AT A GREAT SACRIFICE Any shape or style of the best qeality IMITATION HAIB CHIGNONS AT 35 CENTS. M. PRICE, 413 SEVENTH STREET, between D and E streets. GREAT REDUCTION. ONE PRICE ONLY. HENRY KING, Ir, MASONIC TEMPLE, OORNER NINTH AND F STREETS. Rr ‘Twenty-five thousand dollars of minuiveny and FANCY GOODS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS. . é 3, = 5, PARASOLS, eet ADIES VESTS. Bold at 10 per cent. above cost. Boo deviation ely 4iL THOSE WHO PERFECT SEWING MACHINE, GONE ABLE TO STAND ON ITS MERITS. ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE THE IMPROVED WISH A REALLY KEYSTONE. SALESROOM, 711 MARKET SPACB. an2l W iLLcox « cinas . SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. T AND LESS LIABLE TO = SINE our OF ORDER. Agency at CHAS. BAUM'S CORSET AND HOOPSKIRT FACTORY, jernty Teh street, Intelligencer Building. HE FLORENCE IMPEUVED NOISELESS LOCK-STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. lnsively the Self- Adjusting Shuttle Ten Bisa aut Reversitis Feed: thus enabling. the opts. tor to fasten seams when desired; Machines sold on ly Lnstalments of Other machines taken Ei cxchange. Also, REPAIRING done promptly. gency: 481 Per AP ‘ania avenue, aphly Betw: ih REAL ESTATE AGENTS. om “ . c. W. HAVENNER & CO., REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS, 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, THIED DOOR EAST OF SEVENTH STREET ¥ for investment i notes secured by dead of trust ons ‘Weal Estate ih the District of Columbia, the am of $ bs ry) Collateral Security and Business For Low aa |G NEGO- ADVANCES MADE PENDIN' LIBERAL ADV See TiONs. matters in- iy ANDBEW B. COYLE Prompt personal attention given to all trusied oar care. T* meBEars «| Attorney-at- Law. McROBERTS & CO., BEAL ESTATE AND INSUBANCE OFFIOE Corner 1stb and G streets, opp. U.S. Treasury, WASHINGTON, D. 0. fiom partd to al! business before the sev- ts af the Government. 1s USTIX P. BROWN, CONTRACTOR AND REAL ESTATE AGENT Corer of New York avenue and 18th street, fn all parts of the city for sale on eho Yotees erected for persons owning grown Sed long time notes taken im payment. Beal Estate paper bonght and sold fe-tf CLOTHING. (uous ocr sass or YS’ AND CHILD! WOUTH'’S, DOTe AEG BENS ox, AVE AND WELLINGTO! BISMAECK, ZOUAYE, AS x BARNEY JACKET SUITS. DEBBY SviTs. METROPOLITAN SUITS. stove styles in SUMMER CASSIMERES, cusviors, WHITE DUCK, MARSEILLES and COLORED LINENS, msnufactured with taste and siegance for all ages from 3 to youths of 2) years of =. Also, SHIRTS, COLLAES, DRAWERS, TIES, BOCKS, &c., Sc. Great opportunity for good goods st low prices. NOAH WALKEB & CO., 611 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. a6tr F = (Successor to H. ¥, Loudon & Co.,) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, MERCHANT TAILOR, mM EBBITT HOUSB, WASHINGTON, D. 0. BOWEN. HOUSE, SIGN Cc. T. OmMARTUELSOGEE ET a of at Ena ts wood and marble te neatly HE WEST E. ASSIOAL, M. MAT- ICAL AND ENGLISH ACADEMY, ‘The third year of this Imstitation will commence on MONDAY, September Fith, 1871. ig RE Lo Aa pcg a RES, native teacher. Ck he “F A.SPRINGER, A.M. Princi 1821 istreet a 23-im (HE ROSSLYN SEMINAR oR YOU TES AND CHELDREN Tae acho. i350 STREET. between me RDEY. = er eee on i pal. MISS ehpicatige ayn ceed teh IS After that date at the sc! the bookstores. NGLISH. PRE: STITU t t fer- Lirculars at Be" ‘ol MISSES, 91. vs ie, between 9th and ith streets west, Mas. ANGEUO JACKSON prin- aaa The durice of this se! will be resumed Ser Rau. Mrs. Jackson will also give Pri- vate Lessons ip the Latin and Greek lani and the higher Mafnemat: 2 BY ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL. J. W. HUNT, A.M., Parscrpat. ‘hig Schoo! will commence its fourth annual ses- a "Beptentber. 4th, In the North Session Room of the 4-strret Presbyterian Charch, Dr. Sander- lends.” Ererance at the gate, north side of the ehurch. he Principal may be seen at the school-room be- queen ihetsurs off and Sip. mi froun August 35th 0 - Communications will reach P.O. 7 to he found at the Bookstores. au2l-2w GFoneetows COLLEGE, D. 0. ‘The academic year of GEORGETOWN COLLEGE ecimenecs vn the miner MoNDaY ov SirFrustx a iret week of July. STS w ormmence in a ois JOHN BARLY, S.J., President. BFCirculars containing particulars, can be had by applying to the President. Im USS SALEINS WILE REOPEN HER SELECT SCHOOL cn the first Monday in September on 4th street, between Pennsylvania avenues and. reet 8. E. aul? Im* *” CLECTIC INSTITUTE, In Sessien- Room ef the Assembly Church, corner I ‘and Sth sirects northwest. N ENGLISH, MATHEMATICAL AND CLASSI- AN ENGUISA SCHOOL FON SO¥R. ‘anion S WN UAL SESSION WILL COMME! SECOND ANN CUPTEMBER 11. e— From 2 225 er quarter. Term: AN EVENIN ‘88 for Young Men will be connectad with the Institute » lars to be had at the Bookstores. or of _— REY. OLIVER COX, Principal, ani? 6w Besidence 1216 F street northwest. Steer sco FOR LITTLE GIRLS, 1724 F StaeerN. W. Mus. ELIZA SPEIDEN HAYNE, Principal. ‘The second session of this School will commence on WEDNESDAY, September 13th. Circulars far- nished on application at the residence, an 16-Im* "HE, BOYS: ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL EPTEMBER 4th, Rev, Dr. duuderiand’s Church, » Rev. Dr. Sander i Eb street. PHONOGRAPHIC CLASSES will ba organized on the 11th, from 5 to 8 p. m. circulars at principal book-stores, — aul5-tf E MISSES OSBORNE’S YOUNG LADIES" TO ARDING AND DAY goes L will reopen 4 tg ee ‘north- MONDAY, Se; — at is = 5 rn Professor Massox, eacher ot fast corner ol Northern teachers. Erench. References Bx: Sec 2. retary Win. H. Seward, ‘J..8. Crocker, John Hitz, (Swiss Consul Gene Send for circular. ‘augd-l0w" ByHAEns co LERGnS oy nanan : A one ip all-the departnente of the WASHINGTON deg tek ILLE! , corner = and L streets. ratory Course embraces thorough practi: gat tatrection In the eonmaon English Frkekes, The higher Business Course is a spect ration for ev department of business, the ile being Fequired to actually conduct business as responsible respons partics. makings practical application of every. science learned. toy 2 agg year for Cay or evening salute, G60, (ladies Gab.) parable 837 ip advance, i the balance in moothly fnstatments of 10 each Five dollars deducted when the year’s tuition fa advance. “Applications wit by received. at the Sollege from 9 a. m.to2 p.m. and from 6 to 8 p.m, H.C. SPENCER, President. Mrs. H.C. SPENC ER, auls-Im incipal of Ladies Department. GoOSZAGA COLLEGE —The exeroines of this ¥ Institution will be resumed on MONDAY, the 4th of September. at its new site.on Latreet, bet North Capitol and Ist street, N sins church, with an experienced co sors. The course of studies in divid legiate and the now-claasical courses. losophy and Chemistry will be taught classes above. and including the fourth ird English classes. Terms : marter of eleven weeks, legiate course, $12: for the non-~ the clementary studies, 26. there be a sufficient number of applica- ning classes will be opened for the accom of yo" p bane who have not an opportu- yof attending durizz the day. “east SAMES CLARK, President. FF®2EEzICK FEMALE SEMINARY, FRevERica, Mo. Session commences 1)th September. Poay very moderate. r catalogue. eee Rev. THOS. McCANN, A. M., tm * President. AMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYS ander sixteen on 7th street pike,cight miles from the city, near Grace Church. J.D. PARKINSON, A. B., Cam bridge, England, principal, Boarders limited to ten, 8 uded, thorough, homelike. ‘Terms Wheaton P.O.. Montgom- Ma. Patrons and Keferees—Admiral Montgomery Blair, Dr. J. 8. Hari- . Esq. William Ballantyne. Esq , 7th ween W., near St. Aloy- of profes- into the col- Nataral Phi; in all the collegiate auab-lawaiv® COLLE NNAPOLIS, MD. 3M. ETT. M.A., Pri: pet. The next session of this institution. founded 1734, begin the first Wednesday in October. i Collegiate course is organized with a Fac- ulty of seven Professors and three Tutor: Geereceeer Se year en further particulars. apply for 0 ~ pass PROF w. HOPKINS: ‘retary of 1! ity, y I. _augs ‘tu. thsOek peat Taree ATAPSOO FEMALE INSTITUTE. P REAR BALTIMORE, Mo. This Institute has been in operation for thi yearss and emer a national reputation. With ise number of pupils limited to ninety, it has represen- tatives from two-thirds of the States, principally South and Soathwest. Its eatin is pre-eminently eas om th Ithial. j 1 ily reached by railroad ‘om Baltimore Washingtca City. - For Circulars addrese Mas, BH A ' _3y17-eotm licott City, P. O., Ma. SELL FEMALE SEMINARY, AT A) LAS se Taloed ‘to, Tall college ited with BoE: Conseres rot Must, nina ot Monee Bee : eS inting. unsurpassed. Se gi D** “Seo 1 Worn BAvrES. Fm Lot fy sg Having taken the desirable Store, No. 627 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Between 6th and 7th streets, I would respectfully call the attention of my friends aad the public to a well-selected stock of BACON, PORK, BEEF, LARD, &c., &c. Always on band, and solicit # call when wanting ‘anything in my line, RUDOLPH EICHHORN, Washington, D. 0. By the Champion Skaters of the world, KYNOCK & SMITH. AMUSEMENTS OF ALL KINDS. ‘The “ i” Choral Society and Arion Rave ented to sing. The Turners will kit ‘con give ‘Athletic Exhibitions. WORK: ILLUMINATIONS EVERY FIRE’ S$ AND we A MAGNIFICENT DRINKING HORN will be voted for, to that Singing Society which re- ceives the most rot Marine Band will give Concert Music, and e Professor Donch the music for dancing. 9u25-2t Frank Reynolds and iy Tom Dunton. Half a dozen large-sized sea-trout (the*‘ weak fish” of northern waters) were halved and strung upon each hook, with a supplemen- tary appetizer in the way of a few “s: Ra the whole forming a mass of bait on the hook ample for a good-sized chowder. moment the anchor was dropped, out went the hooks, and the excited fishers, and the almost equally exeited Roxg, Avgust ¥.—The governments of Britain and the United States have chosen Luigt Corti, Italian Ambassador to Washington, as the third arbitrator under the treaty of Wash ington upon all questions between those countrie not comprised in the Alabama claims. The Two Maizers will Mect at Sale bourg, ~bone= for walking canes, dranghtmen, &e., and the formidable rows of tecth, to be polished up for mementos. This done, the remains of the fish were rolled into a mass of sea-weed to be con- verted into manure. The livers, I should add, are “tried out” for the oil, which brings about fifty cents a gallon—formerly much more—and is used to mix with paint oil. Grn. BuTien’s daughter, the wife of Senator Ames, of Mississippi, at present in Lowell, Mass., was sick last Tuesday evening, but is now doing nicely. It is a boy. Cart. MCLEAN TiLTon, of the Marine Corps, who was in the fight with the Coreans, was for- | spectators prepared themselves forstirring times oun Coane. Lonnow, A it is positive merly a resident of this city, and has hosta ‘of | and pom por Begg gal — _———s “Old Man Cobb” was a Cape Cod whaler in | ROWLCed that the Emperor Francis Joseph, friends here. Ose BY OnE THE Roses Fatt.—Mr. W. W. White, of the Census Office, has resigned his position, to take effect on the 3ist inst. Mr. L. L. Minor, second class clerk in the General Land Austria, will meet the Emperor William, af running out, carrying the lines far off to the stern. me minutes passed with no bites or signs of sharks, and some of our impatient ones began to ex; the opinion that sharking was a humbug. 801 sung out his youth and the “trying out” of shark's livers probably serves to keep green the memories of his early life, just as the retired soap-boiler found it necessary to his comfort to go dewn and ¥, Mt Salsbourg, in Upper Austria, at an early da: Reports, which have been in circulation that the position of Count Beust in the Ministry and with the Emperor has become weak, are author Oxn fo.) BARNUM’s GOT ONE!” assist his boys on “melting days.” He claims to tat 7 y c! of Office, has resigned, to take effect October 1. is avely stated by a dispatch from Vienna to bo On EXHIBITION New Ne and looking to the nearest of the two boats an- | have killed more whales than any other man in | gro TrH Br. Ana } tu 6r.| Mn. Jony V. Fanwait,of the Board of In- | choredin our vicinity the commotion on board, | uucrit at aver rour on ee eats Bar. ‘Threatened Carlist Invasion of No. 486 Seventh street, between Dand B streets | “iam Commissioners, who has just returned to | and hurried pulling in of lines showed that they | Rcomsiderable Proportion of this large “string” Gyan ts tnanions oo ta Fon = rnin ‘above Odd Fellow's Hall, Chicago from California, has written ® véry | had got the first bite. But while everybody was | were the small Black Whale, a large herd of | sive seale have teen mate trees eee Choter ings, Engrarings Niitciow | carnest letter to Mr. Felix Brunot, urging him | on the strain to see what would take place at | Which got <ooped » in oe Bay and | ened invasion. Five heavy columns of shades, Pievares, are Oot end Pounaats | toaccept the Indian Commissonership. Barnum’s boat when the shark reached the sar- | Tesi mace yu, sucn numbers Chat Cobb says Feat creek’ Tentier, and the civil hats CASH: Homes E. Orrixy, Chief Clerk of the Navy | £¢¢, 8 sudden shout from our Capt. Doughty— | Occasionally a whale finds its way into Cobb's | ""The ‘Acchiien e remember Name and Number, ap28-ly™ prer; SHELDON'S The Azchbichep of Madrid, ina cirealar to the clergy of his diocese, requires them to refuse sacrament to those «Pull in your lines, everybody!”—showed that Island Bay, and if it does it is pretty sure to be we had game nearer home. Doughty was fishing Department, has returned here, after a month’s captured, yisit to the Pacitic coast. The duties of chief when embayed the whale seems to persons who are married by . " love all its wits, and instead of seeking the chan~ | Civil rite, and annonnoes that wulew. FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY, lerk, during the absence of Mr. Oley, were | fom the stern with a slender line half the usual | Shr) out it makese blind eats see EDS | cls a ani agnnas unless public re- NEW MEDICAL BUILDING 10048 Fet,zneerich. | Giccharged Uy Jno. W. Hogg, Eo» a expe. | *ize,and witha smaller hook, andhe consequent. | sued tak ‘Some years ago a large sperm | Deuiance is Sent, all euch muasiages be Gentes On SATU: eptember 2, 8 30°. rienced clerk and courteous gentleman. ly was obliged to play his shark carefully, as if foe bye ay dee Freed he ama "8- | Everybody Dissatisfied in France. + U her < ii tt x] De » "; IUyEMILEC TUESDAYS THURSDAYS, | THE RE-vNION of the Army of West Virginia] it were a salmon. That is to say he pulled The Cobbs, father and three sone, are rather a | VERSAILLES, August .—The rumors that 2 oe > =} | St > oa ) Sate Spm. DATS and atts Ave rot te en Ss. uj TA. GENTLEMEN'S CLASS, TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS 70 to ial “ Benton,” Tuceday and Thursday,d to 10 Reunion every Saturday, ? tol0 p- m. For and Gentlemen ouly; children will Got be admitted. ttend these Reunions will be re- Ladies desiring to 9p. m. Claka of Ladies and Gentlemen for the in on him steadily but played out the line again as often as the fish made a desperate bolt on nearing the surface. The excitement was great. Revolvers were out for a shot, clubs were raised for.a blow at the monster the moment he should appear. Finally his struggles and bolts grew less desperate, he was getting tired, and as the will take place at Wheeling on the 19th and 20th of October, and arrangements are now in prog- ress to make it a pleasant affair. By pe a large number of distinguished officers prominent officials will be in attendance. Ir arrears by a notice in another column that Mr. Newell Sturtevant, whose loss from the disturbances have been oceasioned at Lyons by the proposed disarmament of the national guards are officially pronounced false. All par- ties in the assembly are dissatisfied with their leaders4 a A Georgian Arrested for a $10,000 Ex- . press Robbery, New Yorx, August 26.—George 8. Cobb, of remarkable family, physically and otherwise. The “old man,” Nathan F. Cobb, is, as I have said, 7@ years old, but is a tough, active bunch of sinews, capable of greater physical exertion than mest young men. His oldest son, Nathan, has a physique that would delight Walt Whit- man, or Walt Whitman’ pngragee, John Borroughs, standing six teet one inch “in his 5 rand by i ace ore wag | #t0ckings,” and developed in prog m. Blue + — Benson Cardeof Ainicalon ty poste te PROF, | steamer Bristol, on the way from New York to | line came in tautly foot by foot, there was | Heckines,” and dew heavy bearded face, con- | COvvathorsl pecirden free ea tne, Grand SHELDON, 0319 tah street NW. Pit unknown to | Fall River, was announced last week, was mar- | & gleam of the white belly and then ot the | {fasting with a white, full forehead amd'wints | the office of the Southern, Express Com. Prof. §.. a suitable referenee should accompany the | ried about three months ago to Miss Beale, a | ™ouse-colored back of the monster through the | teeth; quiet, gentle, undemonstrative any at Atlanta, G the Doth of tan the slanted duriog Septembereit noche ssisees | mostestimable young lady, well known in the | Sreem.water. “Dou tstrike,” cried the captain, | ner, like all large, perfectly healt | Say, Coun ot dhe east oes otto ‘lassen camber will recetve s e water!” but the |}, super : May, ’ {athe auarter, Private tuition aed taitioninecheck, | !shionable circles of Washington society. balanced natures, he is a superb specimen of the private families or private classesat any hour ai Residence, No. 919 12th and K streets. F C. REICHEN BACH'S PIANO STORE, ith Street, apace Penna. STABLISHED Ovex 20 Years. y itimore, and Wa. Albany; also, second-hand] Organ Tuning and Repairing. PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &. street, between at , Avenue, sale of the celebrated’ PIANOS ~# Tgans Melodeons for sale °F : = : apt] yea eager novices could not be restrained, and an in- eftectual volley of shots, and some equally mef- fective blows were leveled at his sharkship when he was hardly at the surface. The consequence was a treendous splurge on his part that sent & shower of water over us and compelled Captain Doughty to let him take afresh run. Again the captain drew in carefully on his slender line, but some added weight, or complicated strain seemed at first to puzzle him and then to excite his wrath. In the excitement of the moment Adamic man. He is a born fisher and hanter, and is such a lover of the open air that it is not easy to find him about the hotel -premises; but corner him fer an hour when he is at jeisure to talk,and nothing can be more delightfal than to draw out his curious lore about fish and birds, air and water, and all the aspects of nature, as studied for years by a devotee. Wonderful stories are told of his feats of strength, and the fame of his brother Warren—a man of less onghee but of powerful build. The old man says Atlanta office. He arrived yesterday mornin, in company with a clothier from Atlanta named Campbell. Cobb was on his way to Halifax. N. ©. He is now in jail under heavy bonds. = The Cyclone in the South. %6.—There has been a t Pepro G. PALacio, ag 7, son of the Mex- ican minister, and secretary of the Mexican commission here, in company with some ladies went in bathing on the beach at Fortress Mon- roe, on Thursday, when he got beyond his depth and was drowned before assistance could be rendered. The body had not been recovered up to yesterday afternoon. Tue Rerortep Dratu oF GEN. Croor.— Savanna, Ga.. Aug. Severe storm on the line of the Atlantic and ae Gulf and Jacksonville, Pensacol railroads. The telegraph wires are down, no trains have arrived to-day. A tornado is re~ G*®s BALL FOR THE BENEFIT HURATIO BOLSTER, reet. ween 12th al 1, on MONDAY, AUGUST. Poy isvi Tickets issued for Wednesday evening last will good for this occasion. auz5-2t* BAND COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION TO GBSP comPLiory Mowe, =<° ad BY THe LODGES AND ENCAMPMENTS I. 0. 0. For the Bench — ae Fellows’ Chow, 0 place ON MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1871. The steamer WAWASE’ F., $71 'T will leave her wharf at ‘ 2 - ported to have passed over Tallahassee, Fla. Nothing has been reecived at the War Depart: | inde waterland the result was thatCabarker ng | Risyoungeat son, Allert, is the only weakly one | Here has been d heavy blow Lene nae ae sont n y, in | of the family—that a barrel of flour is about as | twenty-four Louse ment in retation to the killing of Gen. Geo. H. | his last bolt had managed to take a turn round | much as he can manage to lift at arms length, “y =~ Soe = weiniceraten anti ope a aver) ae tangiea —— wae bi but that he hasn’t got his muscle yet. The sort Specie ipments. whose re; murder Indians was most leasant manner. Captain | of active, open-air, semi-maritime life led here ‘ ablisied this morning. | ‘The oficials at the | Doughty, like Horace Grecley, doesn't swear, | would secm to be favorable to Tobust develop” | gait YOR® August %.—Specio shipments, ar Department give no credence to the report, | but on occasion he snap} S is well-preserv- | ment, for there are a dozen men connected with “ as Gen. Schofield would have prom graphed the fact to the event happened. No Vacancy tN THE Orrick or Deputy CoMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REvENUE—At- torney General Akerman to-day rendered an opinion upon the question which was recent!: submitted to him by the Secretary of the Treas. ury, at the request of Commissioner Douglass, as ed teeth together with a DENTAL DAMN sufficiently audible. The carelessness of the twogreenhorns threatened not only the loss of the shark, but of some ten or fifteen dollars’ worth of hooks andlines! It looked like a hope- less case, but Reynolds and Dunton were calied to the mismanaged lines, and with their aid the ly tele the Island as boatmen, or otherwise, scarcely in- such an ferior to the Cobbs im brawn and enormous srength—Titanic men like Frank Reynolds, Tom Dunton and the Doughtys. Notably good- tempered and obliging are these robust “ toilers of the sea,” and ly fair in their charges, a fact which also should be noted in favor of Cobb's Island generally, and which strikes the visitor the more ly after being fleeced and victimized in the way of charges at more ANOTHER VERDICT IN THE WeeTriELD Case. Secretary Thovertict of the Brooklyn coroner's jary in regan: Brooklyn victims of the Westfield disaster finds that John M adden and others came to their deaths from injuries received from the explosion of the boiler of the steamer Westfield, owned and controliee by the Staten Island Kail- road Co., that said bo’ original constru: er was defective in its ition, worn out by use, and in- a mag catastrophe it met; that Jacob H. Van- to the existence of a vacancy in the office of | C@Ptain was able by patient labor, accompanied | pretentious and less comfortable watering places. ; ey calles Be ckctone ot nae First Deputy Commissioner of Internal Reve- | by curious and expressive contortions of his | The Cobbs superintend the various departments a apy andria going and returning, nue, caused by the designation of Mr. Douglass | wrinkled face, to extricate his line and “save | Of their hotel business in person, and so far have ‘ H. Braisted, superintendent of A Concert. will ‘be given by the Choir in the Pa- | to perform the duties of Commissioner, “the his ” lub this undertaken to build it up without capital other | 51d company, and Heury Robineon, conte Serine atte eee’ B,n.; & Sine band of brass and | Attorney General considers that there is no | Ms ™meat.” The club this time was entrusted to | than the labor of their own handa. arereeponeille for the use fective boiler string music engaged: aud every arrangement made | Vacancy existing, aid that Mr Dougians ie samy | the experienced hand of Reynolds, and but a for the use of said defective boiler for the comfort and pisasure of all. A of music al frame peg we from Cape Godhas been the First Deputy, performing tem single marksman was allowed to And the consequences of its use, and should be rarily the blaze away | added to until the cluster of hotel building sid eocni death pevene "HCKETS;acentiing s Gentleman and lady, 1; | duties~ of Commitsloner, hating been deste: | with revolver, Yetitrenmced bones anak | entenee: Ser rece theappearanceof a small | Dersoms” Conner Wineat cee eed additional indice and childeens30 ceutento bebad of | nated by ‘the President to” that ome | hulled in bis brain, and protracted beating on | Village. The fashionable bogin to invade the | Post of the purtics When te Rave beld se- the committees and of N. G.’s and C. P.’s. during the suspension of Mr. Pleasonton. | the head with a club in the powerful hands of | place, and ina year or two the ox-cart that now sponsible for the accident. Spline aa auzi-m.th.s [Rep‘t.t.m.] bd The fact of Mr. Pleasonton having been sus- | Frank Reynolds, to even stun the shark sut- | takes the baggage up from the wharf will be no- pended from office and not removed, is con- | ficiently to allow his being trailed forward and | Ways equal to the burden of Saratoga trunks | Wreck or THE STRAMANIP Lopoxa.—Twen- PROFESSIONAL sidered an evidence of the legal fact that the | pulled on board; so tenacious of life is this fierce | But the place will then lose much of its primi- Lives Lost—A dispatch trom St. ‘Auge tine, office of Commissioner has not been permanetly | fish. He was raised to the deck, (forward,) and | tive charm and simplicity. Already northern | Piorida, dated a 81, states that the Lo- G. BTARK WEATHER. vacated by him. ‘The conclusion te that Ms. though apparently lifeless, was lashed to the | hotel men, with an eve to “biz,” have offered | dona had been iotal wrecked seventy-five 2 STARK ‘ARCHITECT, Douglass fs tirst Deputy performing the duties | mast; a precaution that proved to be of service, | $100,000 for the island, which has been refused. | Silos south of thas place. Thenty persons were ANGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT, | of Commissioner, and that he is entitled to the | as he was either playing possum or revived sut’ | It was bought by old man Cobb in 1930 Tor S00 drowned. The mess boy, who was picked upon idler et ree iene ied, DRAWINGS for | salary and emoluments of the Commissioner, | ficiently to make a tremendous flop or summer- | in cash and 8150 in salt! Another season it will | Gree brought the news to St.” Augustine Building ot raduced prices, Ofice st the old stand, and only to that salary while discharging the ganit by peania of its Powerful fall, that would roe serine _mmecemente, chief 4 most | The survivors are the ¢: "s son, and Plan! wilding, corne: juties. ave carried him overboard but for the restrain- | needed of whic! a 'y communication by | second mates, engineer it street. aplé-ly ing rope about his neck. This antic of his was =~" Sond o a L. UNSELLOR oth, AfD re INSURAN ia juilding, Room between D and E. Py OHN ¥. HANNA, _— AZTORNEY AT LAW, oO. foung’s w Building, fashington as det-tt steamer with Fortress Monroe, by which the tedious Cherrystene route will be ene = TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches, ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. Faciea Pesmeneaes wee SRv Your, Avg 26--The the steamer Lodoua were Caroline Conway and Charles Haney. The officers of the boat were assistant engineer, fireman, four sailors, head book and mess boy. ‘The Lodona was built at Hull, Engiand in 1903. She was of iron, and measured six hundred tons. She was ay bet ar J asa blockade runner. New York for N = ate e" jor New Orieauson END OF THE BUFFENBARGER SeNsaTion.— Mrs. Colburn, charged in London, Ohio, with the murder, by poison, of her first husband, Mr. Buffentarger, was yesterday “honorably ac —— THe CnoteRa has made its appearance at Antwerp. At Konigsberg on Wednesday there were one hundred and twenty cases and forty- eight deaths, and at Dantzic on the same day ten deaths were reported. played while some of our party were poking sticks at his eyes to see him draw up the curious white eyelid that he raises from the bottom of his cold metallic eye. At the same time he seized a club placed at his mouth with sdth a vicious ffir that it could not be dislodged. ‘Then came is vigorous flop, scattering his persecutorsright and left, and sending a couple of them, reached by his v + he tail, to the bottom of the boat. ‘The shar) A SHARK HUNT OFF COBB'S ISLAND. SOMETHING ABOUT SHARKS. The Cobbs, and their Island. [Editorial Correspondence of The Star.) Cosn’s Istanp, Orr? Vineinia, August, 1s. «* Now, gen-tle-men, when you feel a shirk at your hook, don’t pull in on him at first. Let him get the hook well down, then draw in. “When ashirk is hooked, all the rest of you pull STYLE OF BITING, as illustrated by this wicked grab of the club, is curious. Not only does his muzzle or nose pro- ject over the mouth, but the latter makes so lit- tle show, when closed, that his head appears to Lost passengers by re IMPORTANT. WILL RECEIVE THIS DAY (THURSDAY, AUGUST 241m) AND TO-MORROW, (FRIDAY 207Tu) at Aa. POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, STRAUS, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between lth and lJth streets, FIRST INSTALMENT oF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, Comprising THE LATEST STYLES oF MEN'S DRESS SUITS, MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS, MEN’S TRAVELING SUITS, YOUTHS’ DBESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ BUSINESS SUITS, BOYS’ DRESS SUITS, BOY'S SCHOOL SUITS, A SPLENDID LINE OF FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMERICAN CASSI- MERE PANTALOONS, WITH VESTS TO MATCH OR WITHOUT. in your lines as fast you «in, or they'll get be all upper jaw, and the mouth shows only as a tangled the wust kind when he begins to thrash horse-shoe shaped seam, just as his gill-openings H.R. Haney, captain; E. C. Stevens, ist mate; ee J. W. Tridis, 2d mate; L. A. Schotield, chief en- | g/o4 ©"? E¥"®- Who ran down the Oneida, is - dead. around. appear to be nothing more than lateral slits on peer; A. Rerabeck, 2d essistant engineer; Jno. ‘Don't crowd tothe side of the bont,and don't | the side of the head. When his moth is thusin | H_ Welsch, 2d aeatantongineer, H'S. Morgan, | q 2,1e"@ ita place in Alabatna called Souf- try to pull the shirk into the boat until he is | sepose, his formidable apparatus of many-rowed passers, cabin boys, pore. pacer : : &7 More than three hundred ladies have sent killed. Then trail him forward and lift him on deck.” ‘The speaker was Capt. John Doughty, com- mander of the smart little pleasure yacht at Cobb’s Island, and the audience was a party of twenty out on asharking expedition. Next to the renowned Nathan Cobb, the elder of the Cobb brothers, Capt. John Doughty is the great authority of this region in all matters concerning ish and fowl, the winds, the tides, &c., &c., and so we received his words as words of wis- dom. Cobb’s Island, as everybody knows, is famous for its fishigg and gunning, but its most exciting sport is shark-hunting. Rather a bad teeth is laid back flat in sockets in the gums, or fleshy parts of the mouth, so that, to all appear- ances, he is toothless and harmless. But when he bites, these rows of tecth are brought up erect by the muscles with which tney are provided, and the jaws are brought together with a snap like that of a steel-trap. He was of the va- riety known as the blue shark, but as above stated the color is, on the back more like that of & mouse, while the belly is white. As the skin drted in the sun it assumed a beautiful satiny gloss; and blood started from the fins, gills, and tail, apparently from the violence of his exer- tions to tree himself. This fellow was about seven feet long, and the biggest one caught by us was a little under ten feet. The smallest was about two feet— in their cards to Mrs. Fair since ber imcarcera- tion. oy tor bas Sourteen trades’ unions in fail — The Yellow Fever t Witrxcrox, N. C., Aug. 26.—A telegram received from the mayor of Charleston this morning says the yellow fever is in Charleston, and the board of health think it has assumed an epidemic form. Through trains have been dis- continued between Wilmington and Charleston, passengers now ing cars at Florence. Sleeping cars are not allowed to run at all be- tween the two cities. The authorities and citi- zens have been bending all their energies to- wards improving the sanitary condition of the city as @ measure of precaution. s Cuan.eston, 8. C. 87” St. Lonis bas receded to mass-mectings again on the Capital-moving scheme, one being announced to take piace on the isth ultimo. * Blow” very properly heads the call. 87 The Sheriff of Wake county, North Caro- lina, knows how to do it. He has sixty convicts at work on his farm, and he charges the State for their board. &7 Allsop, one of the English soldiers who held the key of the English position at Waterloo all day, receives a pension Of twelve cents per an. the prevalence ag as aisie aiae's ated reports abroad’ as to ST ness recommendation, the reader may think, for a A'S SABY SHARE, yellow fever here, held a meeting last evening, = — watering place claiming to have the safest surf | * the boatman called him. He was pulled in | and after a full investi end discussion re- SPECIAL NOTICES on the coast; but the fact seems to be well | *midst great laughter at the expense of the | solv alla er get vb ee ————— zi attested that the shark never ventures into the | Catcher, who imagined he had hooked a buster. | ora'sana type docs exist to & limited extent In | a noes ean sane Bacon surf, where he is in danger of being stranded; | #4 who summoned the executioners hastily to | Charleston; that it is mainly confined to one | pA. ¥ Pectoral, 8c; his assistance. ‘The clubs and pistols were sud- denly lowered when the size of the prey was visible, and the sharkist was permitted to pull in his “baby shark’ without assistance. How and if by chance the voracious fellow finds him- self there, his instinctive and immediate effort is to get away as speedily as possible. But, for some reason, the bay and channels on the side of the island opposite to the surf liter- ally swarms with sharks, as shown by the fact that no boat ever goes out at the proper time of the day without catching more or less of them. The three requisites to abundant and assured Suecess are slack-water, smooth seas, and a warm sun, but they are caught almost every day without regard to these conditions. Their Presence in these waters in such numbers is ee that the first case dated fromJ ul; mi * Gecontne end Kaliston, &c.; Schenck» and @ the month that has elapsed Mtorcigg fog Ttoterter' & Viecwsr twelve and a half feet in length, was found to contain more than four bushels of the two kinds of crab styled the king-crab and horse-shoe the shark ts 50 shy jegh apd fosgre ste: follows his prey, pees Dh of “spots,” with such avidity up. the shallow “drains” in the marshes that his dorsal fin and See an eee are. Oe ‘water, betraying his presence, and he is fol- lowed and killed with considerable ease with the harpoon or the gun or revolver. But his and ie aontdaia® Dustin aera: taki of the, The t ot Finct "does ot go ar enough hint At ei. trees anks by his ‘tov fea | ices be omer ono well establiahed “a basis at Gobb's to stronger and it 2 is ,and three men to deal with the ea eaee eens Se oer een >t out from nine P bap, hendedor the ps. eee were bro of he variety of with sails a oe: “ ‘breeze fresh from sought unsuccesefully to saucy