Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1871, Page 1

“THE EVENING STAR. Published Daily, Sundays Exeepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsytvania Avenue, corner filth St. THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COWT S& HM. BAUR PMY Prevt 5 ; THE EVENING STAE is sorved by carriers to their mbecribers at Try CEXTs PER WEEK, or FOR- rTy-Foun Cests PER MONTH. Copies at the counter Two Cxxts each. By mar months, $1.50; six months, $3.00; one year. 35.00 ! THE WEEKLY STAR—published Friday—@150 sy ST Invariably in beso in both cases, | wa 6 eut longer than pak '. "aa Rave ing furnished on application. | BOOKS, STATIONERY, &. %, 38—N®. 5,820. ening Star, WASHINGTON, D. C.,. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1871. TWO CENTS. — DRY GOODS. AMUSEMENTS. EW BOOKS aT PHILP 4 SOLOMONS, | Yew a Set Book. A collection of 4 nentary om of the Trans: © Clergy of the 500 By Kena Dean froctor.. x Le for Enatish People. By Prof. Abbvat aud Prof. Seeley 1 Cars from all Qanrters, or the a ai Recliner. mm Scepticism. A course at the reqnest of the deuce Soviely. wit plana Bishe p Ettiort. The Organization of Lab ‘Tran-lated by Gourer Tai « reves. colks, $1.00; Dr. Bider s Qaretions of It Whitman's Instituie Poem. mc Bells. Rirrmel’s, and Mlastrated manace for Iz. PHILP & SOLOMONS, 28 __--——_- SAL Benesptwonte-evente._ Qa Literary Mus- oa West Indien, 81.0 LIST OF NEW BOOKS. Lady Judith: A Tale of Two Continents; price...$1.25 doshas Marvel. ‘A Novel.) : Obristine. from the French of Lopis Bird Fancier’s Companion Nast’s Ilustrated & ta Josh Billings Aimauae for 157? All the MAGAZINES and FASHION BOOKS for sca BLANK BOOK line wbotessle and Fetailyat SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, 4% street and Penna. avenue. NEW Books at J BALLANTYNE'S, 02 7th street, Intel Corn noer Building. pit, Sermon: £ ent, by Townsend, $1.20." Hours of Exercier in th Alpe’ by Tyndyil, $2. Relief Map of United States sin. ocld OTICE. OPENING OF A AND Lithugnaryg RAVING. PRINT! Sh BN ONE } public all % EN. F. Under Nativnal Metropolitan Baus nd next door to Jay Cooke & Co, Se, ‘ashington. D eS hes AND FIRES ARE APPROACHING. INSURE YOUR PROPERTY IN RELIABLE COMPANIES, With A. S. PRATT & SON, ¥.M.C. A. BUILDING, Cerner of Ninth and D streets, INSUBANCE -£500.000 $1,135,332 19 E. L. SCHMIDT, Agent, oc ID-4w Colum*is Law Bailding. bY gt HATEONAL METROPOLITAR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1970, ©aSH CAPITAL... ee iY Office in Shepherd's |. Mo. 90%% Penusy} areal iE en SAMUEL OR0SS, Secretary. B.Biske, Win, B. Todd ent au Charice Just, : -G. Metxcrott, aT. Lentaans ‘i. shopnerd, ume REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Cc W. HAVENNER @ 60. REAL ESTATE -_ AND AND NOTE £KOKER. AUCTIONEERS, * No. 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Tuixo Door East « EVENTH STRERT. We have the following sums to lend on real estate: #3 090, 12.600, 9 506. ie. 6.000, 45m $3,006 Bligible real estate, improve private sale Special attention t Liberal adv and uniaproved, at jes at Anction. * pemling neg T. M. McROBERTS, + | Attorney-at- Lave. McRORERTS @ CO., SEAL ESTATE AND INSCBANCE OFFIC“ Corner lath and G@ streets, opp. C. 8. Treasory, WASHINGTON, D. 0. cP Ii 8 See Me ne USTIN P. BROWN, Sen ASD BEAL ESTATE AGEBT Oorner of How York avenue snd 18th street. ae aera? tiows. cel7-t ANDBEW B COY lowe os s pacucen nis and ihinetetets. STABLISHED LN WASHINGTON, D. C., seal. WHITE, “CHikoFopIsr. ob Cnet ¥ See S Mo. & For Street Parke, Lawns, Yards, &c. FERTILIZERS. JOHN AIRBANKS' SCALES— Counter STORE mocks. Louisiana av: bets dih'and lithe. *. Coal, Plattorm, a) SUGAR MILLS, wit FELRA BOWS, Ac _ ott . th and th ste. Binp Poop aod CAGES for vals at 113300 Te ee aM HARTERECHT. 8 aimee cLoTms._ WHITE AND SCARLET OPERA CLOTHS JUST RECEIVED. ALSO, WRITE AND SCARLET FRENCH MERINOS AND OPERA FLANNBLS. ONE PRICE ONLY. W. M. SHUSTER & BRO., 919 Pennaylv-nia avenue, between Sth and Mth streets. no &-3t , @TFECE! iN DRESS GOODS! Just received. one case of EMPRESS POPLWS, all-woot a fal elie W. W. BURDETTE Nu. 928 7th sircet. beoween Land K. Ys, ch strost, opposite Patent Office, mere Hove, We. Notingham Li Heavy eatine for Ladies Sueques Fine al! Linen Table Napkins, § JOSEPHS. MAY'S By Paris Kid Glove Depot, ala 939 PExy’s AVENUE, bet. 9th & 10th. BF $20,000 worth very best gnality PARIS KIb Chow. (Tur own portation.) with our, two, three an ur Duttons. ri a dies’, $2; in’ BE ikdren’s, 91 50. & 500 pack “LUPINE? NED GLOVES at or ‘The Trade supplied at New York prices, #7 LYONS BLACK, GBOS GRAIN SILKS. 29 Just received from oar Agent at Lyons, one more sue af than clement (atin nish) BLACK GBOS GRAIN SILKS. h we “ore fangs the very 1 25, $2. 75, aud 83 een Joswele oo tty" “BUFFALO” BLACK ALPACAS and = BEAVER BLACK MOTATRS. 35 per yard. The genuine goods have a ticket on each pleca emee Lg a Le ahr "andthe" Beaver, and can on ound at our store. ° JOSEPH J. MAY. SPLENDID STOCK OF DRESS GOODS, Elegant Silk and Wool lines, fine Veloure, all wool ines, Sergea, Frene! inos, Empress Cloth, Re ‘Wool Piaids,and falt stock of Oiteman, bright MOUBNING DRESS GOODS, embracing all the old and new fabrics, at extremely low prices. “hot-trt Lae JOSEPH J. MAY. LD AND CHEAP LOCATION —GBEATLY QPP AND CHESLARORD. BOGAN & WYLIE, 1018 AND 1020 SEVENTH STREET N. W. Ui the Popular 8tzleg 9 FALL AND WINJER ESS GOODE, ine Medium, and Pr Rich dark co! jored SA TIN BS-All Wool VELOURS, Silk and Wool EPINGLIN ES, Color 4 VETEENS, MOUENING GOODS. One price to all. WwYLl oc Mtr BOGAN & ut 1016 and 1020 7th street N. W. | eres CARPETS !! CARPETS!!! MESSRS. WOLFORD & SHILBERG a the attention of the general public to ATTRACTIVE STOCK or FALL CARPETS, At the following low rates: t W@ cents per yard. All-woot INGRAIN TAPESTRY FINISH, from % cents to @1 25. Good quality INGRAENS, 60 to 87 cente, ALL LIST HOME-MADE CARPET, © cents. Best HEMP CARPET. 25 cents. from Se cents up. O1L CLOTH and VELVET RUGS, MATTINGS, &e., &c. ALso, A heavy stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO DRY-GOODS, is offered at the LOWEST MARKET FIGURES, All goods at this establishment are positively to be sold 20 per cent. lees than at any house in the city. A call is respectfully solicited before purchasing re. olaewhere &/ KEMEMBER, THE ARCADE, 37 7th street, Island, between D and ©. Gee BONDS. DURING THE PAST FEW WEEKS THE DEMAND FOR 730 NORTHERN PACIFIC BONDS Has been daily increasing, and holders of FIVE- TWENTIES continue to manifest the fuilest confi- dence in NORTHERN PACIFIC’ §; THIRTIES All marketable securities received in exchange. Fail particulars furnished by 1724 G Staxer, sza2 War Derarrvenr, B. CRUIT,Jx.; Proprietor. only cents per yard. and @ fine stock of est styles ENGLISH ‘BRUSSELS, from $1.25 akaret designs in THREE-PLYS, from $1.45 to Choice patterns IMITATION BRUSSELS, 4 to A lezgs line of 5-8 to 4 OIL CLOTHS, ranging GOLD Nt NATIONAL THEAT! Doors open at quarter- LA ERT at 3. THIs EVENING. axp EVERY EVENING DUR- ING THE WEEK. AND SATURDAY MATINEE. Mr Bronson ©. Howard's original American comedy of contemporaneous society, called = 3, 0 SEY ol SARATOGA: Ox, PISTOLS FOR Mr. J G. SAVILLE as BOB SACKES. Presented with entirely new and elaborate scener: ae - ous one ‘elegant dresses, furniture a la mode and magnificent cast. ‘ lowe in order t supply a public demand, a branch ticket « i) be opened at Ellis’ mesic ttore on and after this date. nos 7 AL THEAIER. 43 NEW Nationat TH! PAREPA ROSA D ENGLISH OPERA. CARL RUSA Proprietor and Director. 2 nsines ais 4 KAND GALA MATINES. Opening night. MONDAY RVENING, November 18. Triumphant Re-entree of the Kei Favor i#te- MADAME PARKPA ROSA, on which occasion will be produced Honiz-tti's Tragic Ope: UORETIA BURGIA. . MADAME PAREPA ROSA in her grandest rele of Lneretia, Debut of Italy's ta ‘enor di Gratin, TOS RL, as Genaro, Mz. AYNSLEY COOK , the celebrated Buxso Baritone, trom Covent Garden, London, a¢ the Dake. Re éutree of the grea: favcrite Contraito, Mas. ZEL Mato Orsini. Conductor 1 Lens the pew ea rut of the most em uM iNT Ma. CARL ROSA. SATANELLA, and Americana Prima Do e VANZIMI,( Mrs. Van Zandt) Watnenlay MARTHA, | Thareiay—LOMN @IOVANNL. | Ft day—MABKITA aria: A NA. Sat y evening—THE M RIAGE OF FIGARO. Satarday, at 3 o'clock, GRAND GALA MATINEE EF The sale of Reserved Seats commences Thnrs- ee: at Meizerott & Co.'s Music Store, Pennsylva- pia avenue. Seale of Prices.—Reserved Seats in Orche tra, ad; in, Orchestre Cigcle. 2) iy Dress Cirale, 1.0. Admission, $1. Gallery, £0 Cents, uc6_" [Repnblicen, Chronicle, Patrivt.} w* 'S OPERA HOUSE. PROFESSOR RISLEY begs toannounce to the public and citizens of Wash: fogten that he has teased from Mr. Saville Wall's Opera House for a first class Varie:y Entertainment. Has arti-te embracing fire nations, Americ wm, Eug lish, French. italian aud Spanteh.to open MONDAY, November 2, 15/1, IN A GREAT BILL. = Ls ROPURMERE TIE ORPHAN BOYS’ FAIR, on VESDAY EVENING, Ociober 24, and every vening thereafter until frther notice, at MA. SONIC TEMPLE, Shand F streets bcs 34 OLp No.) ON EXHIBITION New Ns “sc AND SALE 439 Wrm Sr. f Tra Br, Ro. 486 Seventh street, between D and K streets eight d v0 Hall, ‘Chromos Fem NIGHT 6. A, B. COURSE, GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS ar LINCOLN BALL, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9. Sumecr: ** WOMEN IN THE OLD TIME AND IN THE NEW.” Reserved Chairs, 75 cents, Admiseion at door, £ cents. Diagram at Parker's. it FPUST AND SECOND LEOTURKS, ¥.M.C. A. BCIENTIFIC GOURD. Ato AN COE HA bt 1 SAMUFL D. HILLMAN of Dickinson C1- WEDNESLAY EVENT Subject scent of Man; or. The Race in Search of ite Grandfether.” FRiDAY EVENING, Novem ber Ju—Bubie. Primeval Man.” Tickets, 50 cents; reserved seats, 75 cents T ckets, with or without reserved seals, for one or wth lectures. to be had at Ballantyne’s on and after Tuesday morning, November ‘ket holders will no7-4t Pr Lectures begin at 5 o'clock. T! Please be prompt. SCENTIFIC LEOTURE COURSE, YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION TEN LECTURES, With brilliant and enterteiping experiments, by the following re res men of Science and Literature: 1. PROF SAMUEL D, NILLM —Two Lec tures, November Sth and Wth. Suljects: 1. The Race iu Search of Its Grandfathers; 2. Primeval REV. DR. JOHN LORD.—Two Lectures. No- vember 1éth and Ith Subjects. 1. Galileo; oy Retentific jes: 2. Daniel Webster, (histor: PROF. A. RHODE ed: November —Two Geological and An- profusely and elegautly 22d and 24th. OF. HENRY MORTON —One Lecture in ‘cuuber, "date after, Sobject: Probably, lectrieit¥, and Magnetiem, with brilliant experi- ents. 5. PROF JOHN TYNDALL, of England, the eminent scientist, is expected to close the course in December, Particulers hereafter. Course Ticket, admitting gentleman and lady, with reserved seats, ingle Tickets for Course, with reserved seat. 3; Member's Course Tickets. withont reserved sents. $2. For sale at Philp & Sol- omons', Ballantyne’s, and Association Rooms. Dia- gram at Ballantyne’s. oct) -co8w PARTIES, &e. HE KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK I be given at FELLOWS" HALL. 7th street, rt yonder of the = poS-R* COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. —————— ee LADIES’ GOODS, &. T will exbibit, THURSDAY, November 9, a choice selection of PARIS AND NEW YORK PATTERNS, BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, LACES AND FRENCH CORSETS. Having secured the se-vices, from New York, of have no hesitancy in saying that the artistic styles apd quality of my work cannot be sar- ity The pablic, ex] ly the ladies. uM u invited to attend the opening, THURSDAY. ort Net eit __A. G. GASTON. TERY Li AND MILITARY opp om THANKSGIVING EVE. W: 3. Now TORTLCE! IMPORTED MILLINERY GOODS, FEATBERS, FLOWMRS, RIBBONS, the seme two TRIMMERS of last spring, I: pasecd ip this vember. 1871. i MPORTANT TO LADIES —fAATRCUR- done at 25 cents a Set. 8S NELLER, 715 Market Space. BEDL 8, ne Co SELLING aT ay cd 7 ISS E. A. McCORMICK WILL OPEN A large and elegant stock of ALL ADD WINTER MILLINERY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19. PATTERN NNETS, ROUND HA BI FLOWERS, FEATURES: LACES, beet All of the tatest importations. ocl8-3mn* 506 9h street, between E and F. NEY Stele OF CURLS Svar BEcEiyED at %. HELLER’s, no? TAS Market Space. & GRAND OPENING ue at @. KING, Jr., MASONIC TEMPLE, CORNSS NINTH AND F STREET?, of an entire New and Selected Stock of 1 t TREE Sito nan sdiSDIES_ BOOTERY, GLOVES xD oonsers M. WILLIAS'? ROUSE IN PARIS, SPECIAL NOTICES. Fine o RB Whisky. Fin oLD Kee WHIskY. FINE OLD RYE WHISKY. FINE OLD RYE wanes: FINE OLD BYS WHISKY. FINK OLD RYE WHISKY. vISe OLD RYE WHISKY: Fis OLD RYE WHISKY. WARRANTED PURE. Large bottles. $1; per gallon, $8. Also, a steek of California Wines, Port, Muscat-1, Angelica and others per bottle or in quantity. These ines are direct from producers, er, article in market that can be relied upon as perfectly pure, poses and the + Prices ve also a pure old Hullaod we for delicate persons and females, All these goods are warranted perfectly pure. I still adhere to my former very low rates, 1510.30 below ae age ue is Fepbey od 8 gre Are p ment to buyers. ep & large asvortment, bay in large quantities, and hence can afford to sell'so low. in Tt will weil repay to give me a call, even though it be a little out of tour way. ARTHUR NATTANS, Drygei-t. neTtr Second and D street NW C. GUATIER, Importer af Wines and Bra offers for eale?—Otard. Dupuy & Co. Cognac, James Hennessey do., Old Jamaica Rams, Old Sc* Croix Ruma, Medar San Gine, Olive, Tree do. Old Tun do. Seotch and Irish Whiakies, Sherry Wines, from $1.8 upwards; Pert,to. do. d jo. Alar, ytment of German, Bordeaux and Burganiy ns rr ines. California Wines, Glock. Port, Sherry, M catel, Angeiica and Brandies. Medfotd Rums. Cor- dials and Bitters of all kinds, Scotch and Engitsh I Porters, per dozen or cask. The above Will be sold at low fizures. SJ Discount to Mayufacttrer of the P. 1 Sache Wine B ters, ufactuter of the Popular Native Wine + Cclé-tr 1947 and 1919 Pennsylvania avend: The Cause and Cure of Tue primary cause of Consumption is derange i a ‘hi ic y ‘imilation 1 mean thst re which the nutri ment of ‘the food iacouve into of ood, and thepce ersons with dij dn ‘of tie ‘Lange fo Sits cate catiteal Cooigention wheteetipes toring & ipod estion. and healthy agsimilation. Pl A hd Re slime, which is clo, these organs so pong | hele lenctionay ‘and then and restore the liver toa healthy action. Muo sen the surest and best is jan. rgene up ‘or this rem hemok * These Pills clean the at: BS 's fowele of all the deng and morbid sitine that is els of the deat ort e a caning disen od y in the* whule system. se A They will clear out the liver of all oi bas accumulated there, and rouse it mp to dealthy action, by which natural and hy bile is seereted. The stomach, bowels, and liver aro thus cl by see u rem leansed Schenck * Mandrake Pills: bat there pains in the stomach an excess of acid, the organ is torpid andthe appetite poor. Inthe bowels the Incteals are weak.aud requiricg strencti and snp: port. Iti; ing condition like this that Schenck's Beaweed Tonic proves to be the moet valuable remedy ever discovered. It is alkaline, and its use will neutralize all excess of acid, making the stomach sweet and fresh; it will give permanent tone to this important ape, and cre $ good hearty re and prepare the eystem for the frat process of & gol Sigestion, and ulticitely make good, healthy. Uelaz bicod. Alter this preparatory treatment, what, re- ff Consumption is the free ring wae of Schenek 's Pulmonic Syrup nic Syrup nourishes the system, purifies mains to-cure most cases 0 and perse Tie Pui the blood, and is readily absorbed into the circala- tion. and thence distributed te the diseased lungs. ‘There it ripens all morbid matters, whether in the form of abscesses or les, and then assists Nature to expel all the diseased acter. tn the form Phe essential thing to be done in curing Consump. tion is to get upa gvod ay tite and a good digestion, that the body will grow i end got eer fo that the bod) ‘will grow in flesh a : If ‘a: person bas diseased 1ungs.—a cavity or abscess there,—the cavity cannot heal, the matter ripen, so long asthe system is below par. What is Appetite a good nutrition, ‘tie body torgtow in Rent appetite Aud get fat: th helped, thecevities will the matter will ripen and be thrown off in large quantities, and the person regain health and strength. This is thetras and only plan to cure Consumption, and if « person is very bad, if the lungs are not entirely destroyed, or even if one lung is entirely gone, if there is enough vitality left in the other to heal up.there is hope. have seen many persons cured with. = one sound, Jang. live and enjoy life to a good old age. This is what Schenck icines will do to cure Consumption. ‘They will clean out the stomach, sweeten and strengthen it, get up & good digestion, and give Nature the assistance she nerds toclear the system of all the disease that is in the lungs, what- ever the form may be i It is important that while using Schenck’s Medi cines, care should be exercised not to take cold; keep in-dvors in cold and damp weather oh night air. And take out-door exercise only "in « geaial and warm sunshine I wish it distinctly understood that when I recom. mend @ patient to be careful in regard to takin cold, white using my Medicines, I do so for a special reason. A man who hax but ‘partially recovered from the effects of a bad cold is far more liable to & relapse than one who has been egtirely: cured; and it is precively the same in regard to Consumption. Bo long as the lunge are not perfectly healed, just so long fs there imminent danger of a full return of the eee. pence a ert 80 evi een! Enno yulmons ents aga ex posi themselves to fo ximonphere that a nut genial aud pleasant.” Cow firmed Copsumptives’ lungs ate a mass of sores, hich the least change of atmospbera will inflame. The grand secret of my suecess with my Medicines consists in my ability to subdue inflammation instead of provoking it,as many of the faculty do. An in perme poe Oe ot, with safety to th tient. be exposed to the biting binsts of Winter or the chilling winds of Spring or Autumn. It should be carefully shielded from all irritating influcnees. The atmest caution should be observed in this particular, as without it a.cure under almost any circumstances is an impossibility. ‘The person should be kept on a wholesome and nutritious diet, and all the Medicines eontinned until the body hms restored to it the uatural quan tity cf flesh and strength was inyself cured by this treatment of t kind of Consumption he worst and have lived to get fat and hearty these mene ears, with one lung mostly one. I have cured thonsauds since, and very many ave been cured by this treatment whom ve never seep. About the first of October Lexpect to take posses sion of ny new building at the northeast coruer of Sixth and Arch streets, where shall be pleased to give advice to all who may require it. Full directions accompany all my Remedies, so that a person in any part of the worid cau be readily cured by a strict observance of the J.B. SCHENCK, M. D., Philadelphia. Price of the Pull Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, 120 a bottle, or $7.00 a hi oxen. Mandrake ‘ills, 25 cents a box. For sale by al! druggists and dealers. “THOMPSON LILLY & CO., 26 Hanover stroet Baltimore, Md., Wholesale Ageuts. - st-e.t.thar THURSTON’S IVORY PEARL TOUTH ha DER is the best article for cleansit ceulaid cle for ing aud preserving teeth. Sold by all druggists. Price, 25 and 50 cents. ‘JOUVEN 8 INODOROUS KID GLOVE CLEAN EB restores soiled gloves equal to new, by all and goods » Price, 2% conta < des-ly 7D 7D H.B. FALL AND WISTER BUSINESS FULLY INAUGURATED aT WITH A GoRoRoTS SOS oe BICH AND FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, FOR GENTLEMEN AND THELE SONS. Every effort has been put forth this season to PLEASE THE PEOPLE; the very greatest care taken to have the STYLE, QUALITY AND M4KE SERSSSAsEsL ager oar code mat —_— Washington News and Gossip. SxcreTary Rosescn returned last evening. INTERSAL REVENUE.—The receipts from this source to-day were $205..72.38. Rust ror SEats.—There was quite a rush at Metzerott’s this morning when the sale of seats for the Parepa-Rosa ope:a season of next wiek commenced. Thecrowd, at one time, extended nearly across the sidewaik. Won’ Go ox THE KESERVATION.—A copy of @ telegram to the War Department from Gen. Sheridan has been received by the Secretary of the Interior, which states that the Apache In dians ordered on the new Tolorosa reservation, recently selected by Vincent Colyer, refuse to go on said reservatio’ Tue Apacnes.—The Secretary of the Inte- rior having recommended that certain reserva- tions be used for the Apache Indians in Arizona Territory, and that they be protected thereon by the military authoritics, the President has re- ferred the matter to the Sceretary ot War, with directions to carry out the suggestions of the Secretary of the Inter PrksonaL.—Hou. Marshall Jewell, Governor of Connecticut, is at the Arlington. —Hon. D. H. Starbuck, North Carolina; Hon. George H. Wright, India: Commodore J. @. Harris, U.S.N5j Hon. C. Cooper, Ohio; and Judge W- B. Woods, Alabama, are at the Ebbit. ——Hon. Wm. Willtaims, of Indiana, returned from a ee, ‘tour in New ator Stockton, of New Jersey, and Governor MeCor- mick, of Arizona, are in town, ‘Tue Manyrawnp Evection. —In Montgomery county, Md., Mr Joseph H. Bradley, Sr., for- merly of this city, democratic candidate for cirenit fudge, carcied the second ct by 25, thira 167 and fourth Bf; anéd bs com! » Mr a cee pee 3 by % and fifth by 43, ry ir. Bra ‘&@ majority of 139 in ae Soun. The voto or Freeriak comnts aT, gave his sompotiber Me. Bowie, inde pendent candidate which elects the latter by a.majority of 306, ‘The democrats token 2; majority in Montgomery count; Guy. Lre’s Cousins Wan $48,000 oF Gov- ERNMYNT Money—Gen. M. R. Patrick, for merly Provost Marshal of the Army of the Potomac, is in the city, conferring with the Southern Claims Commission as to the } 3 of certain Virginia cl nts for indemnity. appeared yesterday as a witness to the loyalty of the Jate Mrs. Margaret G. Leo, of Warrenton, a cousin of the late Robert E. Lee, and the only loyal member of the fam not the sol Union woman of high social position in that part of the State. | Her heirs have presented a clat for supplies furnished from the famil near Warrenton amounting to forty-eight thous- and dollars. SCRAMBLE POR THE FEDERAL OFFICES IN PuitapeLenta.—There isa lively contest going on for the yscant officesin Philadelphia caused by the death of United States Marshal Gregory, the transfe1 Collector Sickells, of the 4th district, to be Pension Agent in place of Forbes, and the resignation by Mayor elect Stokeley of the Asses- sorship of the 2d district. Senators Scott and Cameron, also City Commissioner McEwen, Jno, A, Loughridge, George Handy Smith, Sherif! Leeds, and other Philadelphia politician: have arrived to urge the claims of their respec- tive favorites, but as yet the President has taken no action in the matter. A consolidation of the 2d and 4th revenue districts is talked of, with the Collector of the 2d and Assessor of the 4th in charge; but this action is of course opposed by some, 'D. W. C. Baxter and J. N. Kerns are said to be prominent applicants for Gen’'l Greg- gory’s position. The latest news from England in regard to the new political alliance between the peers and people shows that it was another case of “ great ery and little wool.” Such an alliance was pro- pesed by Mr. Scott Russell, who has prudently absented himself on the continent, from whence ke can watch the storm he has raised, but in whose behalf he was acting has not appeared. The action of the council of workingmen who were parties to the negotiation has been repu- diated at a meeting of representative working- men, as heretofore stated in Tae Star; and the tory lords, severely lectured by the London Times for coquetting with workingmen’s associations, secm to be ashamed of the part they intended te play. They never agreed anyhow, it appears, to do anything more than have a general and patriarchal oversight of the welfare of the la- boring men, as they understood it. They ex- pressly declared themselves in favor of legisla- tion for a7! classes, and were not ready to pledge themselves to any special legislation whatever. ae etna te THE STATE ELECTIONS. Last Night's Telegrams. The republicans have won the day in Allegany, Washington, Frederick and Cecil counties of this state, and have been de- feated in Anne Arundel. As far as heard trom, they have elected one senator and fourteen members of the House of Delegates. The sena- tor is from Frederick—Dr. Lewis H. Steiner— and the members of the House of Delegates comprise five from Frederick, four from Alle- gany, three from Washington, one from Cecil, aud one from Caroline. ‘fhe present democratic senatorial incumbents from Cecil and Allegany hoid over for two years more, and are not aifect- ed by the change of public sentiment in th. counties. Dispatches from Frederick claim tha Richard I. Bowie, esq., republican or independ- ent, has been elected chief judge of the sixth district, over Joseph H. Bradley, sr., democrat, or Lays ag! county, sixth eS icial district is composed of Frederick and Montgomery counties. In the third jedicial listrict—composed of Baltimore and Hartord unties—James D. Waters, esy., democrat, is associate judge, over ex-Judge John independent.” Mr. Waters’ majority artord is about 420, and in Baltimore county In the fourth judicial district—compris- Allegany and Washington counties George Schley, esq.. the democratic conservative can- didare, has been defeated by George A. Pearce, esy., the republican candidate, who is elected by over 1,000 majority. New Yorx.—All the fifteen anti-tammany aldermen, are elected in New York city, and fit- teen anti-tammany and six tammany assistant aldermen. The Albany Evening Journal says the legislative list stands: Senate—republicans, 24; democrats, 6; reform democrats, 2. by 300 majority. The Assem- bis—republicans, 9; democrats, 33; retorm= democrats, 5. The complete vote tor aldermen in New York stands: ammany, 47,301; - tammany, 72,392. ici a eae Vincrsta.—Returns indicate that the house of delegates will be about the same political bow lexion as the = which was over two- irds conservative. blicanshave ably gained one or two senstors. In Alosandris city and Jefferson and Arlington townshi Pearce’s Majority over ‘Neale4, over Wunder popes it} haf iy dea The dele- elected, therefore Jare 8. Chapman Neale. fon. and allan Pearce, rep. ganas New Jersey—A 7 dears the BY. Trenton dispatch says: We publicaps 12, democrats %; Assembly eaeiinn, Hai ho fe pasa St ae TAIT Be heey gain Parker's ILLINo1s.—Medill’s majority about 11 200, Me Pare ig 4 ri rica ag ve $000 majority in ae city of the county. : | I 8 Be Tue of Chicago are out of two todo,” although > i if AAG alti tee &; F EVENING STAR. | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches, ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. LATEST ELECTION RETURNS. NEW YORK. The “World” Cutting Down the Re- publican Majority. ‘ew York —The World estimates rity of the State at from Fs the republicans have a two in both branches of the Legis- Tweed-el-da HAS THE BOSS RESIGNED OR WoT? The reported resignation of Tweed is not oon- firmed. Sheri? Brennan states that he « siders the report true. yor Hall last evening stated that he was not at liberty to answer the query whether Tweed had resigned: TRE “NORL” CERTAINLY 5 Tee d has recently disposed « stoc hs e Seven hundred shares of Third av, horse railway, be sold at 1.70, the ruling price being 195, His name bas been dropped trom the board of directors of that road. general imyy 1 of plitie : and the public is that he is about to vances. Twe Tammany Thieves to be Arrested Ingersoll bas returned and on Tuesday. He will be arrested as soon as a new order from Atterney Caaren is Feevived by the s sherist a's ‘arrested to-day. He has bail bonds ready. as " Bule ‘em Out. Samuel Tilden believes that both Tweed and Field's wili not be allowed to take their seats in the Legislature. Frauds in the Counting in Brook A meeting of the republican committees and Tepiblican candidates of Brooklyn was heli a ‘There wat a attendance. | After sev: spetches, in which It was amerted that evidence of a conclusive nature wasready to prove glaring frauds in the counting by the | inspectors and poli Capvassers, by which, several candidates were counted out, 'a committee was | chosen to bring the matter property before th: jnblic. the courts, and the Legislature. Mayor Katbfizisen waz zfesent, and acted ins mpathy with the meeting. ILLINOIS. 11,037 Majority for Medill in Chicago. Cuicaco, Nov. 9.—The tollowing are the ma- joritses m this city for the union ticket: —Mec 3 Gage, for city treasure ey, for county treasurer, Jameson, for judge of the superior court, 1 Beveridge, for Congressman at large, 2,406. —— FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. Telegrophed Exclusively to The Evening Star. ing to Swindle the Cockneys. Loxpos, Nov. 9.—Some swindler, giving his mame as Charles J. Wittington, No. 34 John street, New York, has been sending circulars to various fparties bere, offering to supply them with perfectly executed counterfeit notes of the Bank of England, at low rates. Several of these circularshave been handed to the London police magistrates, who have telegraphed the facts to the New York police. The Times exposes the factsin its city article this morning. Doubtless Wittington is one of the operators who, in return for the money sent by victims, forwards boxes of sawdust only. It is not probable that any coun- terteit Bank of Englandnotes will be issued by an. M Sori esign ADRID, Nov. 9.—A political league, designed to combat ‘the objects and plans of the Inter- national Society is in course of formation here. It includes in { imme opposition to the schemes of the Cuban insurgents. ._ and Succeeds Beust. Virxna, Nov. 9—Count Andrassy has deti- nitely aecn| the position in the new ministry tendered him by the Emperor, as Minister of Foreign Afairs, vice Count Von Beust. ga taandine <ndtont The Fenian Generals Ready for An- other id. St. Pact, Nov. 9.—United States Commis- sioner Spencer has discharged the Fe: erals O'Neill and Curly on the ground that «l- though their offence was clearly establisled, no proof was adduced that the expedition was or- ganized in Minnesota. Arrest of a Notorious Bount: New York, Nov. 9—Theodore B. leader of a gang ot bounty and back forgers, was arrested here last evening. stated that he has manipulated fi claims on the Government amounting to $400,000. His headquarters have lately been Chicago. A Tammany Job “Indefinitely Post- New Yorks, Nov. The Sun states that the building ot the Viaduct Railway, ove of the Tammany Jobs, is indefinitely postponed. Forge: - Baw ————— ee Episcopal ngeo Elected. Harnissune, Nov. 9.—Key. Mr. A. DeWoit Howe, of Philadelphia, was elected this morn- ing Bixhop of the new Episcopal Diocese of Central Pennsylvania. by a vote of 39 to 32. e = Ged. Banks and Family Home from New Yorx, Nov. 9.—Among the pasengers by the steamer Atlantic which arrived kere to- day was General N. P. Banks and family. o~< 2 overnment gold to-day, amounting to ®8,000,00 he award of $2,000,000 will be made 111 61-100 to 111 76-100. ———- ee: The Chase Station Tragedy. COLD-BLOODED SHOOTING OF A HARMLESS NG GIRL—THE ALLEGED MURDERERS ON James Bouldin and Jobn Wheeler, colored, indicted for the killing of the onknown woman on the night of Friday, the Zid ot June last, near Chase's 8: Philadelphia railroad, twelve miles from Balti- more, Was on trial yesterda b timore county at Towsontown. ugust Laigh testitied :—I Hive at this woman a few minutes after 7 0’ evening when she was shot; she came to my house and asked me to haal ber up to the turn- pike, as she wanted to yo to Baltimore: told her I had no wagon, aud she went back t wards the railroad; Tsaw her next on Saturday merning about 11 o'clock; s! ‘as then lying on the county road near the crossing; heard League say that day while there, «+ It’s no use, 1 killed the woman. Daniel O'Connor testified:—I live about 20 yards from Chase's; saw the deceased twice during the day upon the night of which she was killed, first at 9 a.m. and again at 6p. m.; the first time I met her about 200 from the Harewood gate-house; she was then guing southwest; I talked with her a few minutes; saw her again at 6 p. m. at my house; she asked for a carflage, and Tdirected her to auply to Mr. Lessee, the station master; she and went in the direction of his house; saw her again ki | writes that if an advance of $10 » | them to Charleste ~ LOCAL NEWws. The Maryland and Pistrict Baptint Association. Atthe afternoon session vestentay. oO Fo Orme was elected erator ani A Willians clerk. An app ies from the Ba:to th Md., for admbsion: Place Church, Palt " more, A resolution was adept gach charch tak The « "7 of the to the will o Atthe even of Calvary B: esting sermon . " 4 cha ter and ninth verse: “For we ar grther with God: ye arc God's t &® God's building.” The asec Teasscmbled this Several letters were read trot which tion The committee to whom was referred application of the First ‘ beriand, Md., for admis Feported tavcrab d the wr. Bentley was added to the publications, Rev. Dr. Samsor committee on minister by which means ma: - pare young men for the mimstry, which, ai Some discussion, was adopted ° tT Ract repay Tux ¥ This mornin, carly, the yachts about to compete tor the ail cnp and other prizes in a race—from 1th st wharf, rounding a stake-boat off Fort Wash, y hn ¢ Cap to the windward, Far ni¢, Echo, and Emma Latham. Toe secon | gon was fired at 10-15, and they got o ' style—the White Cap taking the lend, wh held fer about yards, when the passed ber. The cho ran agraund wharf, and stock until todt, wh too, and roundimg the tug Comet the judges and invited guests, star a fine breeze. Of the Arsenal was leading he Fannie Bell abou Fmma! 1m) Was neXt, followed b Cap, and the Echo was fast clos! caused by her mishap in getting ag yachts had not returned just pre: paper going to press. At noon the yachts passed Alexandria following order; Fauny Bell, Fannie, Ema Latham, White Cap, and Echo A Sovrneex Inweonation Movewenr The Charleston (8. C.) papers pu rondence between the Land and Imm Association of that State and the United States Ranking Agency of Londou in which the laborer sball be made th Carolina “just as many English farm laborer as you can handle, letter addsthat will send the people by our line of running te Nortotk and Baltimore, anc rail. GanmraLpi A P. Gen. Garibaldi, dated at Capren i , to the editer of the Manchest has been published in the note is very short, and the stantially as follows: © I the abolishment of capital p How, then, could I approve of hostages in time th: ted by the A Rirvauistic CLenerm ay in London gives a fearful account of the profligacy that city. He states that fn bix are eight tere pret bad women and —A note October 1 from it will be know Ts were commit- ould for pigs. There is no doubt that su. y of living is at the bottom of neurly all the ev in the social «ystem of England. A FATRER anp Se WED TOGETHER. As dames Abbet' Lis four y old son w going along the railway in Paterson, N on Monday night, ped into the'r and both were dr had to be let out to ree found until several hours below where they fell in. about 50 years of age, and leaves a family of six children. Mace is in Cincinnati, training for his fig! Joe Coburn. Coburn is training in dim Cusick £ ™M Jim Mace’s Capitol in Tw. third street, which was to have been eff yesterday by Max Bayersdorfcr, was postpone t on account of the election until to-morrow. Tue fiddling girls of the Vien chestra, who recently visited this rreled with their manager, Mr. umber of them have from the troupe to accept b ore for per- forming in the orchestra of ker theater Cryin: noted chiets murdering w service in the Huntsville (7. B7-A lady is now “rann and a chapel in Pennsylvan: 87 After two years’ experimenting * vation of poppy in Oalifornia has have TRE INDIAN yesaurns has becn foun:| ia, and Southern editors are investigati hetionaries. F® IT AND SHADE TREES. BOUS ROO #c.—T offers ap extensive and ‘Aprie ears. . Cherries, enc! P Grape Vines. Strawberries,” Raspberrt ries, &c. : Evergreens. Ornamental Trees, F) k Butch Balbous K. Ve and LADIES’ and MEN'S SATCH LADIES’ DRESS TRUNKS, SOLE LEATHER TRUN&S, TRAVELING BAGS, WEIPS, SADDLERY and HARNES CARRTAG ROBES, ar, ae. In GBEAT ARIETY. at LOW PRICES FOR CASH, wt MANUFACTORY oF JAMES S. TOPHAM 4 ©6., are) SEVENTH STREET, Ove door above Ode Follows’ Bal = NOTE ORRY'S PATENT STAYS put fn at! Bost and Medium Trunks. ve aiteo HOSPITAL 4 seman roR FE Corner of Pennsy(vanva avenue and 2h sircat. This fe etronted snoat beal- aa Le none of the with rere tance r tance whe may be desirous vot treatment tn can se- Sine ee sy ity cen a af @ See ne