Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1871, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. Poblished Daily, Sundays Exeepted, AT THE STAR BUILDIN Pennsylvania Avenue, corner Ith St. THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COW. S. M. KIUPP MANY, Pr —_ THE EVENING STAR is werved b their anbscribers at Tex CexTs , TY-FOUR CENTs PER MONTH. Cr Two Cunts each. By mail—three months, $1.50; fix menths, $2.00; one THE WEEKLY STAR—pu a year, GF Invariably in advance, in both cases, no paper sent I han paid for r BF Rates of advertising furnished on application. | _ INSURANCE COMPANIES. _ V SINTER AND FIRES ARE APPROACHING. INSURE YOUR PROPERTY IN RELIABLE COMPANIES, with A. S. PRATT & SeN, Y¥. M. ©. A. BUILDING, ec2tf Corner of Ninth and D streats, ERMASIA FIRE INSURANCE G COMPANY, NEW YORK. s 500,000 seen 5,332 19 ted b: Bepreented by pL. SCHMIDT, Agent, cc I2-4w Gotumbia Law Bailding. DISURARCE COMPANY. Oe TEE DISTRWT OF COLUMBIA. ORGANIZED ZEGUST 26, 1870. FIRE GASH CAPITAL... $100,000 OfSce fn Shephertin Brtiging, No. 909% Pennay! sale SES RELLY, President. vaninevenue. Wil. B. TODD, Vics Fresidcut, tary ECTORS. wm, B 5 Gharies Just. pee — ie REAL ESTATE AGENTS. C. W. HAVENNER @ CO. 7 TATE AND NOTE BROKERS, = PSTD AUCTIONEERS, Ne. 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, ‘Tren Door East oF ENTH STREET. We hare the following sums to lend en real estate: Elictdle real estate, improved and unimproved, at Drivate sale. Special attention to sales at Auction. 4 __ Liberal advances pending negotiations. ocl7-t a. ROBER’ ANDBEW B. OOYLE Toe Mitorney at Law. McROBERTS 4& 00., BEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OFFICS Corner igth and G streets, opp. U. 8. Treasury, WASHINGTON, D. 0. attention paid to all bustmess before the sou iments of the Government. spls, ACT P. BROWN, CONTRACTOR AND REAL ESTATE AGENT Corner of Hew York avenue and lsth street. EDUCATIONAL. MiSshs 2 ECRS, SELECT scHooL roa BOYS.—The twelfth annual session commence. Sept, ith: "Full particalars may be obtained the Principal, at 1704 street. ned-tm* " INGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE at the work! needs, real training for ng Men anJ women. oc3t-Im ISS HARROVER'S SEMINARY for ¥ M Ladies pad Children will reopen on MONDAY, Sok 4 hat ctreulars Tapply at the Epiphany ~ z. or addrees the principal, Miss Af, J HAR: Bt VE =* F van oclS- Im MADE VOCAL AND In. pactal etedy for mony and having recently attended Prof. A. chansons Normal Coarse ef Instructions, ix now prepared to teach hie new and simple method. He a a sere " ae oe Ores 3 specialty. For further int ion inquire at Ith street, between G and H. oclé-Im EXPERIENCED AND THOROCG A tek i Piano. poss $72, Bua ING will receive pupils at No. 15231 tween Vermont avenue and léth street. EPeligh, FRENCH. & TtOTE FoR yO MES ANGELO JACKSON, Princival. No. 918 New York avenue. northwest wezs-ly SCIENTIFIC INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL AND S' INSTHE MENTAL MESIC. pSAMPEL CARUSI hav nm, will 2 of ladies will be received at ta cast, street, re. se23-law6t* CLASSICAL IN G LADIES, Rivresidcnces cot B north, Capitol H an BOOTS AND SHOES. FA me ae ome ron LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES, BOYS, AND CHILDREN. We are daily in recetpt of the most approved styles FoR FALL AND WINTER WEAR, Gotten up with a particular regard to quality and workpaasbip. AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. 4H. BURNS & ©0., aber 903 PENNSYLVANIA VENUE. WATCHES, JEWELRY, Eto. a” Wa! Ew! Ore athe tee AES voen “pare H. 0. HOOD. 2 FOR saath, ae. a ond past Wa ve. aks 3 Misi avawes. » BUTEEEFOED, Se Che Loening Star. St, B8—N2. 5,815. DRY GOODS. ASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 83, 1871. TWO CENTS. AMUSEMENTS. JB™°CK SILK VELVETS ‘ONS BLACK SILKS - Lh WHOLESAL i yurchased ve u-med goods taat week in Stextremely low prices, a1 m than we need for immediate r sales, we will dispose of Umited auantity 10 the trade by the Piece at New York Soo SHUSTER & BRO, no2-3t___ 919 Penn. ave., between 9th and 10th. AISLEY AND OTTOMAN SHAWLS, BICH BLACK SILKS, LYONS’ VELVETS, SILK and WOOL POPLINS, FINE FRENCH MERINGS, SILK and WOOL VELOURS, HIGH COLOBED PLAIDS, and other Dress Goods jast received from New York sections, ‘One Price Only Hees ON M, SHUSTER & BRO., 919 PennsyLvas VENUE, 1d 0th strects. r ia the above lew, York at AUCTION. having more on hand Between Shawls in great varieti-s, 50c, to $19. Curtain Lace from N.Y. auctions. 2c. White and Colored Flannels,all prices. Bed is, 75e. to B10. Lear? Merino Shirts fer ladies and gents, $1. Jouvin’s Kid Gloves, $1 1. Largest assortment of Children’s Stockings in the rity ° ‘0c30-5t* z ; SPLENDID sTock ov RICH BLACK LYONS SILKS, PARIS SILK AND WOOL, AND ALL-WOOL DRESS GOoDs. JOSEPH J. MAY, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Will open TO-DAY, from the great auction ealus of Inst week in New York, supert qualities LYONS BLACK GEO GRAIN SILES, $1.00, $1.75, $2, @2 25, $2.50, and up to $5 per yard OOLORED SILKS. beavy gnality and cheap. LYONS BLACK SILK VELVET, from to $15, ALSO, 1. if irtment of Silk and Wool Epinz- lines, Otioesan, Mepe, Walourey ele ot Satie fo all the newest colors: Empreen Cloth, French ‘Me- Tinos and Irish Poplin ia all colors. MOUBNING DRESS GOODS. ““Lupin’s” celebrated and unrivalled Fabrice, in- eluting Black Drap dtc, Diap Dalmay Black Bi Cs » Tamose, Feurietta Clot » Empress Cloth, ‘\vstralian Crepes #rench Bombazine Mousselainee &c , &.; all of which we can sell beiow the market rates “BUFFALO” BLACK ALPACAS and “BEAVER” SILK FINISH PURE MOHAIRS. 7 We sre agents for the sale of the above brands and have on hand all the qualities, from 40 cents to $1.25 per yard. PARIS KID GLOVES. 4&7” All the novelties in one, two and three button KID GLOVES for the Fall and Winter. The lar; oon to be found in any Betail House in the United tates. SF ONE PRICE ONLY—in plain figures. _0630-te3 JOSEPH J. MAY. AND CHEAP LOCATION —GBEAT ow * ENLARGED, iB ne ar BOGAN & WYLIE, 1018 AND 1020 SEVENTH STREET N. W. - All the Popular > ney aint nn Dike <a e : colerea SA TINES-AIWeni VELOURS, ing. Wool EPINGLINES. FRENOH POP: MP i. Fi ERI. 8, SILKS, ‘and S, and a fino of OURNING GOODE. ‘One price toll. © a YLIE, comtt 1018 and'1090 Yth street NW. Ctra CARPETS !! CARPETS!!! MESSRS. WOLFORD & SHILBERG oe the attention of the general public to ATTRACTIVE 8TOOK or FALL CABPETS, At the following low rates: Best_styles ENGLISH BRUSSELS, from $1.25 to $1.0. at aoe in THREE-PLYS, from Choice patterns IMITATION BRUSSELS, 45 to © cents per yard. ‘TAPESTRY FINISH, from All-wool INGBAIN % cents to 1 25. Good quality INGRAINS, © to 87% cents. ALL ‘LIST HOME-MADE CARPET, 60 cents. Best HEMP CARPET, 25 cents. A large line of 5-8 to 10-4 OIL CLOTHS, ranging from % cents up. Pha CLOTH and VELVET RUGS, MATTINGS, «9 C. ALso, A heavy stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO DRY-GOODS, 's offered at the LOWEST MARKET FIGURES. All goods at this establishment itively t sold 2) per cent. less than at any oure in thevity A cail is respectfully solicited before purchasing elsewhere. S7 REMEMBER, THE ARCADE, 437 7th street, Inia between D and & CLOTHING. Py eee WALKER 4 €O., 611 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Unve® MeTRoPouiraNn Hort, In our Extensive Moderate Chi to purchasers, READY-MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN, YOUTHS anv BOYS, SAMPLES FOR CUSTOM WORK. (ieradee of pros tat Beem and system of Assortment, Supertor ato vupply all tastes asd a8 to #0) aeirers by mail Measurement HOAB WALKER 2 00., ecletr 611 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. FL? TSO 2. tecae 800.) orTiZENs, ARMY AND WAVY, MERCHANT T, od WE Ree eg Noth Tae See ie wos Gas ae cee 5 fi a BOWLING ALLEY, Open from 9 a. m_to 10 ‘Terms, @1.50 per month, or $3 per quarter. Baths, Lockers and Al in good . oct XLS CABSIMERN SUITS IGE 91S at H* "ACSPRAUS', “>, octs 1011 bet. 7 ‘gost, san MANGHAM, 943 7th st., bet. 1 and K, EW NaTIONAL THEATER. N FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 3, 1871, gs. 5 y CHS S FRAT ‘The hit of the secon: Charles 's dramatiza- Re tion of Tenn: exquisite noem, DORA. Serurday . ‘clock, grand matinee, DORA, Monday, November 6, 1871, SARATOGA, It HE EVENING ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN HE ert On Turwdas Preninn. crete ot neokings e vening. consisting 0 Mes Ware, Music, Tabieaux: Pantomime, &- wi ted on. SATURDAY EVENING, November 4, At7 o'clock, at the same place.( Assembly Charch corner of Sih and I streets.) with almost an entire change of programme. Admission, 25 cents. Coffee And ice Cresm served daring the evening ia the room below. poS-2t wan OPERA HOUSE. PROFESSOR RISLEY begs to announce to the public and citizens of W: Ingtent leas d fro Opera House for a first class Entertainment as arti+ta embracing Give nati merican, Eng- lish, French. Italian and Spanish. to open MONDAY, November Z, 1571, IN A GREAT BILL! nod tf REMEMSER THE ORPHAN BOYS’ FAIR, on TUESDAY EVENING, October 24, and every Evening thereafter until further, notice, at MA- SONIC TEMPLE, %h and F streets. oc M30 hij iN EXHIBITION New Ne ba ON AND SALE } 439 Trm Sr. 1. ta Br 486 Baventh street, between D and E streets pr Ea Also, Largest Stock Paper Hangings, Window eNallnae: tuthe Dire, RMS, CASE t Please remember Name aud Number. LECTURES. Fores NIGHT G. A. R. COURSE. ANNA E. DICKINSON, AT LINCOLN HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3. SUBJECT : “ DEMAGOGUES AND WORKINGMEN.” Peserved Chairs.75 cents. Admission at Door, 0 cents. Reserved Seats for sale at Parker's only. 2t LADIES’ GOODS, &e. G° TO DAVIS’, $01 Market Space, corner 8th st., For all kinds of FANCY MILLINERY GOODS, NOTIONS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES, LémEs WILL FIND AT DAVIS’, S801 Marxer Srace, A great variety of shapes in FRENCH FELT HATS, at lowest prices, ap%s-ly* oY a OUVIN'S GENUINE KID GLOVES . 801 Market Space. NOVELTIES RECEIVED EVERY DAY, At DAVIS’. LEGANT AESORTMENT OF BLACK FRINGES, GIMPS, LOOP ORNAMENTS, BUTTONS, &c., At DAVIS’. SAvz TIME, AND GO AT ONCE TO DAVIS" FOB ALL KINDS OF FANCY GOODS. AVIS HAS RIBBONS IN ALL THE NEW SHADES. FA Beene EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, At DAVIS’. K»® Sores, IN CHOICE Sern AVIS’. RBOVEB & BAKER'S CELEBRATED ELASTIC STITCH SEWING MACHINE, With or without the new “ Patent Trays,” At DAVIS’. ‘ROVER & BAKER'S SHUTTLE LOCK-STITCH MACHINES, nos-6t At Davis’. NY 18S EB. A. McCORMICK WILL OPEN A Jargeand elegant stock of FALL AbD WINTER MILLINERY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19. PATTERN BONNETS, ROUND HATS, FRENCH FLOWERS, FRATAERS, LACES, &c., All of the latest importations. och8-3m* 506 %h street, between E and F. g GRAND OPENING ae at H. KING, Jr., MASONIC TEMPLE, CORNER NINTH AND F STREETS, of an entire New and Selected Stock of LN) FANCY GOODS. “Lowans. Featn EONS, FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS AND HATS, And all the LATEST NOVELTIES of the Season LADIES) HOSIERY, GLOVES AND CORSETS at the lowest market rates sear M WILLIAN’S HOUSE IN PARIS, * No. 7 CITE TREVIS, Has — neevtabiiohed, and beter Mat neg from the nest aseortaneut REAL LACE GOODS. Cy SI ra Mz: te ONS. . DRESS TRIMMINGS. CLOAKS, SUITS, LADIES UNDERGARMENTS, RSET, HAIR BRAIDS made to his own order. &c., 4c. DRESSES and CLOAKS made to order, One Price only. M. WILLIAN, sel3 907 Pennsylvania avenue, JUST, BECEIVED—A fine assortment of Berg- man’s BEBLIN ZEPHYR EMBROIDERED PPE: - PATTERNS, sais . poses Unlband by egttecea. "© oul St ie lowest 4 Lek rer M. P. LERCH, 714 7th street between @ au30-tr and H. FULL LINE OF RESETS, ‘At reduced prices, "Uall sud sce st 3 HECLER'S, pulé-tf 713 Market Space, Qzttine ATS. aELLBE com) n BuaIDs, ro! ‘assortment iene Ta STOVES, &e. At BIGHT HOT BLAST COOK, FASHIONABLE HATTERS AND FURRIERS. and Ail. the jetost stytes Silk, Felt, Cloth HATS Just style FELT HAT, new Ren ', Coal, stone. 4 _ocS6-30 DSC RHE lot reaey A 8”, i Pennsylvania ave at tween 10th and 11h 06a SPECIAL NOTICES. ©. GUATIER, Is er b Snap and Brandies, ipuy & Co. offers for sale? —Otard, Go. Cognac, mes Hennessey do. Old Jamaica Rume, Old st’ Croix Rume, Medar Stan Give, Olive Tree do. Ohi Tom do,. Seotch and Irish Whiskies, 81 nes, from $i@ upwards; Port.do. do. do. fort it of Ge Bordeaux and Burgandy ‘Wines. California Wines, Hock. Port, Sherry, Mus catel, Angeli lies. Modfotd Rams’ Cor- Gials and Bitters of all kinds, Scoteh and English ‘Ales and Porters, per dozen or cask. ‘The above Will be sold at low = he trade Mi rarer of tl va] lative Wine Bitters, ocls tr 1217 and 1219 The Folk Pennsylvania avenue. will be read with terest. ‘nder date of April 26th, 71, Dr. H. Sharp lenry J. Rogers, more, an eminent physician street, Balt writes regarding oo ae aed DISCOVER: “It affords to the rote | of your Crystal ears since, while i uch pleasure to testimony as oy ot Ma sts Discovery. Some in India. f suffered from a severe ilar to the country. On my recovering. patch of hair on the left wide of my head became per™ fectly white, without at all affect ‘To remove this unsightly a to various Preeres country;,bu the hafr’black I can get the desired s hair being dark b the best Yours, tral lag the remainder. pearance, L had recourse fons, both in Europe and this they all had one ter, hoe —they dyed Iryatal Discovery, ow, with your j-—the natural color of my own. L consider your Discovery ww of etry HENRY J. ROGERS.” Clean, clear, harmless, it furnishes the only safe It fmproves rivaled for its flavor, movedandruff. Sold by muny of the 6 and at de} and D street eed Fae to give new lie to, the Hair, when’ de ~ Te'will stop the hair falling. and. re- rat yma rinelpal drug AR NATTANS, Discoverer, &c. Lea & Perrins’ Sauce. Pronounced by Connoisseurs “THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.” petite and digestion, and it is un- We are directed by Messrs. LEA & PERRINS to prosecute all parties making or vending connterteits. aul2-eo6m antarnished reputation. the only perfect Hair York Bousting virtuce they do bot p oasting virtues they do Lot possess, Wea B Phin ‘HU! Ti DER is the best articl: presei Sold by all dru .. Price, 2% and 80 cents. tes ‘VEN iNopokous KID GLOVE CLEAN- ERrestores soiled gloves equal y all a end fancy ot cent One PY Ames Wey Teck paralysis or reparations e genuine has bad thirty years hold ite, integrity, as 16 bond streci, Now New fo5-tf ice lusive achelor’s Hair Dy ye to a ~— N’SIVORY PEARL TOOTH POW- % je for cleansing and rving to new, BwEz AND BLACK HEAVY RIBBED CASSI- MARE ENGLISH a eee \t A. 8 cet 1011 Penn. ave., bet. 10th and lith streets. 7D H.B. 7D FALL AND WINTER BUSINESS FULLY INAUGURATED aT HABLE BROTHERS, WITH A GORGEOUS STOCK OF RICH AND VABIED STYLES OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, FOR GENTLEMEN AND THEIR SONS. Every effort haa been put forth this season to PLEASE THE PEOPLE; the very greatest caro taken to have the STYLE, QUALITY AND MAKE rank equal, if not Clothing in the market. eae, to any ready made OUR TIALOBRING DEPARTMENT AS NEVER HAD sUCH cars] NEW AND BEAUTIF A GREAT DISPLAY 'UL DESIGNS OF PIECE GOODS. I ction and cemparison invited. All will re- ceive polite ‘attention, waether they wish to purchase OF Rot. HABLE BROTHERS, _cc__N.W.OOR OF 71x AND D STREETS. ROF. SHELDON'S PrenshioNA SLE DANCIN ACADEMY, NEW MEDICAL BULL DING 1004 Fat reat. DAYS AND HOURS on rurrion JUVENILE CLAS’, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS on LADI Sb. DAYS and SATURDAYS, 8 to6 GENTLEMEN'S s and THURSDAYS, 7:30 to 9 p.m SFist ie, tans. ‘UESDAYs! a ocl4- EStA8.LIseD IN WASHINGTON, D. O., 1861. No. 535 157 Washington, D. Baltimor Club and b cases of the the patient. The shoe can dintely after the vent physicians DR, WHITE, Coser oD, treet, opposite U. ‘Treasnry, 0. re, Md. successfully treats CORNS, BUNIONS, wing Nails, Chilblains, and other dis- ‘get, without pain or inconvenience to fan be worn with ense smme- operation. fers to the many emi- strgeons and nds of other l-Known and ree; ib tronis bis ostablisment’ “7 os ni* Persona who patroniee A, ® SHEPHERD 4 BROS, No. 910 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Have just received a large and elegant assortment of CHANDELIERS, FINE BRONZES ‘BE: X® CELAIN SHADES & PENDANTS, BRACKETS, anv BEADING LIGHTS, IN GILT, BRONZE AND VERDE. ALSO, CH FANCY POR- 'D GLUBES. octS-eolm___{Chron..Rep.&Patriot} of well- Fg SHADE T. D: BUL- Ri — MR 1794 G Srneet, near Wan Derarruest, mo ‘B. ORUIT, Jx., Proprietor. ‘Cut-a-way x 101 Penn. avenue, bet. 10th EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. INTERNAL Revenve.—The receipts from this source to-day were $743,180.65. Gov. Cooke AND wire left Philadelphia at nc on to-day, and will arrive here this evening. SECRETARY Ronson isin New Jersey, where he Will remain until the middle of next week. ORDERS were issued from the Navy Depart- ment to-day detaching all the officers from the Franklin, recently arrived at Boston from Europe, and placing them on waiting orders. C. F. Barpwix, Esq., special agent of the Post Uftice Department, is in the city, at the Ebbitt House. Having sent up his usual quota of violators of postal laws, be is here to report progress and ask for further instructions. DEATH oF a BK TAN NAVAL OFFICER. The Navy Department has received information of the ceath of Lieutenant A. Dessiotoff, of the Russ'an navy, in the naval hospital at New York, on the Is: instant, where he has been sick since the 13th of dune last Lizvt. ComMANDER James M. Pricnett, of the navy, dicd at his home at Centreville, Ind., on the 24th of October last, of typhoid pheumonta, eut. Commander Prichett a daughter of the late Mr. A. Lee, of RECRUITS FOR THE SOUTH AND Wast.— The superintendent of the mounted recruiting service has been ordered to torward 100 recruits to San Antonio, Texas, for the 4th cavalry, and 160 to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, for the 8th cavalry. LETTER CARRIERS’ New YEAR'S ADDRESSES ADOLISHED—The Po:tmaster General has issued an order forbidding letter ca solicit donations by means of new year's ad- dresses, the practice being considered prejudicial to the service. ea Nava Orricers PRaysFErREep.—Captain John C. Howell, has been detached from the European fieet and placed on waiting orders. Captain Foxhall A. Parker has been detached from the command of the Franklin and placcd on waiting ordera. Lieut. Com- mandcr Charles D. Sigsbee has been detached from the ic bt nga office in uhis city, and ordcred to the Se Kentucky War CLaims.—In the United States Supreme Court yesterday Hon. Joseph Casey, counsel for the State of Kentucky, pre- sented the petition for a mandamus to compel the Secretary of the Treasury to issue a warrant for $525,258.72, the amount allezed to be due for arms, &c.,on account of the war claim of that State. The papers were taken by the court and a decision will be rendered shortly. The Secre- tary of the Treasury, it will be remembered, re- cently refused to allow these claims. SURGEON Wx. M. Woon, late Chief of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery in the Navy Department, but now retired, has been ap- pointed Inspector General of Fleets and Hospi- tals. This is said to be a new office, and as the appointment is claimed to have been made inthe face of theorder of September last, which pro- vides that no retired naval officer above the rank of lieutenant commander shail be assigned to or remain upon regular active duty except as a member of the Light House Board and the Naval Hospital, the opigument creates consid- erable talk in naval circles. THe ALLEGED Tewnxsser Bounty Fravps— Powell Released on Bail.—Victor G. Powell, late clerk in the Second Auditor's Office, was brought from the jail this morning before U. S. Commi. sioner J J. Johnson, for a preliminary examina- tion on the charge oi “ conspiring with W. B. Stokes and others to deiraud the United States government,” ete. Mr. A. G. Riddle appeared as counsel for the accused, who waived a liminary examinacion, and was thereupon feta to bail in the sum of $10,000 to answer the charge betore the Criminal Court, it required to do so. Mr. Horace 8. Johnson went on his bond, and the prisoner was thereupou released. PrrsonaL.—Hon. W. H. Hooper, Utah; S. M_ Arnell, Tennessee; Hon. H. I. Cake, Philadel- phia, and ex-Governor Vance, Senator elect of North Carolina, are at the Ebbitt. ----Repre- sentative Platt, of Va., is in the city. ion. mes M. Cavanaugh, of Montana; Hon Wil- Rucas im S$. Stokely, Philadelphia; General . , Brook- ngals, New York; Hon. D. P. lym, and Hon. Job. at the Arlington. . Stokeley, mayor of Phtiadetp! ia, is in town, and had an interview with Secretary Boutwell to-day. ss A. L. Sturtevant, chief of the stationery and printing bureau of the T) Department, has returned trom Europe, where he went in charge of a portion of the new bonds. ---- Judge Welker, of Ohio, arrived last evening. — Ex-Governor BuLLock, of Georgia, has published an the ‘people, giving his reasons for . He says a conspiracy was on footamong the democratic members of the Legislature to impeach him and to oust the re- publican members, so that they might have a rae conn, sufficient to convict, and that by re- signing Le saves his friends from being ousted and gives bis office to a thorough republican, against whom no charges have been made, and who can, therefore, more consistently demand aid from’ the President to save Georgia from the hands of the men who are determined upon overthrowing her reconstructed government. Lanor WaxTED IN CnicaGo.—The Chicago Tribune says: ‘ Five to six hurdred additional brick and stone mesons can find employment in Chicago through the winter at from $1 to $5 per day. Two thousand carpenters can find employment all through the wi in this city at high wages. In March there will be employ ment for twice as many more of these trades. In addition, we want workers in iron and wood —and in every branch ot labor. Many tho: ands of brick and stone buildings are to be erected, requiring an army of plumbers, gas- fitters, workers in iron, tin, brass and copper.” DIED oF Gxis¥.—Mrs. Robert Brooks, of Broad Creek, Prince George’s county. Md died a few days ayo, and ber litte : seven years of age, wrs so intensely grieved ai the bereavement that she too died, and bot were buried together at Alexandria, Va. A skillful physician examined the little girla short time before her death, and could disea_e. The Alexandria (Va.) Gazette thinks she undoubtedly died of grief at theloss of her mother. : a German WorkiNGMEN’s Nuxe-novur Con- GREss.—The 's committee of Berlin have summoned an, ag of workingmen to meet there on the 19th + The object of the meeting, as set forth in the call of the commit- tee, is to organize a general strike for a reduc- tion of the general term of labor to nine hours, and for & general increase of:wages._ Fast Trorrixe.—About 3,000 Basie! trees A race for a of }, between Maid and . The : condition.» "Mala won in ree serail; Time : 2:22, 2:18%, 2:18: beating THIS TIME IT IS Lo: A Hage Indian Swindle. Prominent Washingtonian faid to os: ‘be Implicated. Getting Bounty for Dead Men. Vouchers Stolen from the Indian Office. How the Red Man is Swindied. A Commission of the Interi ment Investigates, & The Interior Department and the Department The Frauds Said to Amount to Nearly $100,000. lor Bepart- ic. of Justice are now engaged in investigating seri ous charges against Judge J. W. Wright, of this city, formerly of Indiana, in relation to the col lection of bounties and pensions due Indian sol diers of the Creek, Cherokee, and Seminole nations, who served on the frontier dnring the rebellion. There were thrce regiments of these Indians, known as the “Indian Home Guards,” and at the close of the war, by order of the War Department, they were entitled to certain ar- rears of pay, but no bounty. These arrears were duly paid through the T year tees it ts Gteged that's Con, i ng these troops #10 each, and Passed giving them $100 Soon after this Legislation Judge Wright was later a resolution was additional bount pill was necies. Inthe assed constituted sole agent for the collection of all bounty and pensions due these Indians, and as amounts dne them were turned over to him for Gisbursement. It is sta in order to.ave, adjuster by the Second Anditer’s omtee, rangement with the ments whereb: rectly to himsel such the + made an There being some question as to whether Indians were entitled to the resolution of Congress matter was referred to the Attorney General, who “8 erry that, tn his opinion, they were so |. As soon as this decision was rendered, 5 erage of thousands of to who, it is alleged, to hisagent in the , then a United States pension entitle uh ments aggre; ees eerie forwar a of mone! Indian Territ i right, ited that Wright, tor these claims | y, ar- Interior and Pay Depart- all payments might be paid di- fas attorney forthe clatmants. additional bounty by | Previously passed, the | agent, and was by him turned over to the mem. bersof ari who were ws from their stores. oftraders,(Wright’sson beingone,) | instructed to pay the Indians in whisky and gew-; further charged about 20 per cent. of the claims, and that this amount, in most cases, was It ts the Indians received but total amount of their TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR; ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS, FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. uairely to The Boening Siar. cial Surprise Lenden. Loxton, Nov.3 —Generalaurprise ®e xpremed that tbe Gank of Eng and made no change in the rate of interest at the meeting of the governors yesterday. The circumstance is ascribed to the fact that # loan is aboutto be placed on the mar- ket to meet American ents ariet from tome financial failures American here know nothing of the matter. England's Contribution tothe Chicage Loxpox, Nov. 3.—The «ubscriptions to the Ch cago relief sand ac Memes. 4.8. Morgan & Co.'s, In.b'scity, amount thiseveningt> £29,422. The Lord Moyo- has remitted from the fund sub- scribed at the Mansion House £36,550. Las, Nov. 3.—Itisexpects | that Ferry will be appoinicd ambas 44 Duke Harcourt will dor to Rome. England Boytig More Territ: the Bast. Stealinens Hacye, Nov. 3 —The convention for the sale S the Dutch settiement of Sumatra on coast of Guinea, has been signed by the rep sentatives of the Dutch and English govern- ments. - - . The Tammany Injunction New Youn, Vet. 3.—ducge Barnard to-day moditied his injomcedion so as to prevent the issue, without th 1 the deputy controller, of fitt J* negol.ated by August Belmont nted a manda- wes tions to pro- vide Votes for assistant # der me LOCA L,|NE Ws. Jules or to Berlin. resume bis post as ambasea- s to receive the neht Race To-day. The race between the yachts Faunie, Latham. Fannie Bell, and the new boai, Echo, came off this morning. The rules of this race were the Same as governed in the former one, and it was run for the cup preseuted by Capt. Bell to Mr. F.G. Sparling, of the Fannie, which it was decided won the last race, and which Mr. Sparling returned at once to Capt. Bell, to be awarded to the winner of the race to-day. An reased interest was manifested in this race, from the fact that a new competitor appeared, in the yacht Echo, a boat built at Philadelphia, and which basa good record as a fast sailer. The Fannie bas, however, never lost a race. The Judges were G. A. Mercer, Capt. Lomax and -Stewart. The boats were to round | the stake boat at Fort Washington and return, ng the home stake at 1th street wharf, his morning the weather was pleasant, but the wind rather light. A crowe gathered about the wharves along the river front to see the start. The Spray did not enter this tace, the owner tocling apgric t the decision given in the last race. k the boats were on the mpot, with mat 1 ji cir r § ce af posit havi been gived the Echo. it took the win award, with the annie, Emma Latham, and Fammy Bell im the order named. At & m. the signal gun for starting was fired, and they all got a start together; the Fennic leading off, with the Echo | hugging her close. These two boats took » straight course across the flats, the tide being high, and the Emma Latham and Bell following the nel. At at 10:40 they wore off the Ar- | snal wharf, the Fannie still maintaining her position. The tug-boat Governor Curtin started | Gown with the jusiges and m party of gentlemen " » witness the progress of the boats; but the paid in » for which exorbitant | prospect for an early return is net favorabie, rices were ch: . The pension warrants were " 0 ah ” forwarded by the Pension Otice to the U. ppt, ension agent In the Indian Territory, the Mason Richanps, superintendent of Metro. eflce being ‘of his relations ‘with tan police, returned home Unis moruing from Wright. The pension money, it is all , was | St fe where he has been attending the Na- doled out in the same way as the ty— | tional Police Convention. Mesars. urtagh, through the stores of the 5 Cragin, and others who went as delegates from getoued Chat Gany were eat eens this city extended their visit to the plains.where etn gd Man Offer OF tes egos. | they would en in « big buffalo hant, and — stationed in the Indian country, whe re- = to the Indian Office that immense frau |, not only in the ange, bat of fictitious » This were being in the swindles, among them being several clerks of courts, who gave the use of Gacir seals to spurious affida Information is said to be in possession of the that a large number of the were pre- and the government applications pared in the perpetrated. of to bona Ey" the | wholesale soamatsevare claims, backed up by focges affidavits. oe sent to ‘ension Office, which a commission fined thas’ ‘Wright, Indian traders, pension and nalon Was at once wits. bount; sold Nation. They soon ascer- his son and other all cers | the New York Meu. « volved deceased mot obtained from the Paymaster General mn forged receipts in the mame of these same ad men. As the status of Wright’s accounts with th. Indian office were mst deemed satisfacortes quiet investi office, which dis gation Tesulted pon to produce $385,000, the ts being about ers, which it was suspected were now stated have been surrept! from the Indian office within a few it is believed by some one in W: A simple list or abstract yay of vous these lace of the stolen documents, pe pparent from these disceveries | Mr. Fred. Keni ‘swindle had been pe: that a the evidence in the case was eer tock pe ml open bondsmen amount in q this city some time si fore ordered cummission of investigation. This eommittec is that suit might be bro: amount for which Wright to supply vouchers. mentioned . who at once withdra eeks past, right’s a at very that his | tice vouched, and wn ad, rpetrate: = refs tailed Nothing was done by the itis said becanse an in- vestigation demonstrated the fact that W: were financially irresponsible for Of the Indian soldiers came to Ince and laid the facts be- now in the Cherokee nation, and their report will, it is thought, confirm the statement above | & Witherow, Mackey’s ‘National Freemason for ven. Most of the additio: thro: mal bounty due these sol- ugh the Second Auditor's office by warrants payable to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and it is said that many of these were le amount hi warrants endorsed over to Wright so Seen procure the whok ‘To iMustrate the manner in which additional bounty was ured in many i wi the soldier followi: d betore it was paid by the ac- counting officersof the Treasury, we ere the his eo Sandy: # extract from one of Wright's tial agent in the Cherokee Nation: “ WASHINGTON, >» Cy Al * the receij letters to of the widows in cach case, but I fear it will not pass: and if I file them in the Second Anditor's [may ‘ose them, so forward me 17 receipts with no mes on them but yours as a witness. # # © I wish you would send me blank receipts in the name of the soldiers. I think my original “power” is sufficient to endorse them and I will do 80, but say nothing, and a8 soon as you send them I will get the money. [Here foliowod a ‘ist Of seventcen names of Indian soldiers, all of whom were dead. in order to get by the Indian Office that the ¢_money into his own hands he, W., had the power of attorney filled up as though the soldiers were alive, and it is alleged he Paymaster General in each case to the of the soldier, for 8100 each, were cashed by the Assistant United checks issued by establishes an various other for the benefit of existing slaves. deciaration of the vote was received in the crowded Senate house with », apd rose leaves were showered from pr Enos ob yn be 8 og ey vo iemen bine Erbe eakaot © pear sete property rent wold i Spain ft visit the mining districts in the mountains, Major Richards represents that the Washington de by party were most hospitebly entertal: the St. Louis autherities—not baving. been allowed to any ‘money, either for traveling expenses, 1 bills or inci- dentals. The expenses of the trip to Denver one of the » upon | City for the entire party were borne by the St. Louis department. Mr. Bevery Troxe: ington in antebellum da rell known in Wash. is thus dished up - Beverly Tucker seems to be given to be given over to “ways that are dark and tricks that are vain.’ It will be remembered that hc was an agent of the Con- federacy in Canada; and was believed to be not wholly unacgu: ed with the plans for the aman ination of Mr. Lincoln. At the close of the war he opened a hotel at St. Catherine's, Canada. Now he has gone, like the dew from the gome- . mer, leaving unpaid, to carry out the 23,000 duc to his creditors. - Tae Barrerr-Pe Messrs. J. H. Bradley, Jr., and A. G. Riddie to- day filed an aftidavit of Mrs. Pollard with Jus- Walter, upon which the justice is-ned « subpen: ‘ich was placed in the hands of con- stable Kimmell, who afterwards served it u amount of lis | Mr. ©. D. Barrett, and the case comes $500,000. The — jous, it him on the 11th instant. Mr. Barrett is Ce] with forcible entry and detainer, the effect of which, if the charge is tustained, will be to place Mrs. P. in possesion of the premises, should Mr. Barrett not take an appeal. —— FEut Tunoven.—Yesterday, about 1 o'clock, stopped at the pnmp corner of Sth and Q ets, when the cove of the well gave way, and he was precipitated to the bottom, a distance of about 15 feet. Two ofthe to bis assistance, and suc- ing him out. The water was not Ss the only injury he received was a slight scratch on the face. a acATIon®, rc —From Shillington we have Cassell's Illustrated Almanac tor <2, and Hearth and Home tor November ith; from the National News Company, the New York Clipper for to-morrow and Frauk Leslie and Guris’ Weekly for the lth; and from M November. THE Fair at the Children’s Hospital, which begins this evening, will be open all day to- morrow and to-morrow night, and should be liberally patronized. For the’ benfiet of those who do not affect fancy articles; coffee, salads, oysters, etc., will be provided. ec Coxtracts have been awarded to Joseph 8. ‘Weems to grade and gravel B street north, from Ist to Lith street east; and Thomas Joyce for frading, laying footwalk, curbs and gutters on X street north, from North Capitol to ist street east. ee ee A Story of One of the Ring. THE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF GaR- ¥. Mr. Schirmer, the agent of the North German Lioyd’s line of steamers, called at the Times of- fice and stated that Captain Keichman, of the steamship Herman, could possibly throw some light upon the mysterious disappearance of An- drew J. Garvey. A reporter according!y visited the captain, and obtained the following story, first ing him a portrait of Garvey, which he ideutified as that of the mysterious’ pasen- ger alluded to:—A day or two before the steamer sailed for Bremen the steward informed Captain Reichman that a gentleman who had Passage was anxious to goon board Immediately. As the captain wished to use the saloons for a social entertainment, he denied the request, but stranger man: te get on bourd, and was allotted an after in. The man wasaccompa- nied by his wife, and gave the nameof Mac- Denak remained on board untul the Her- mann st 4