Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1872, Page 1

‘THE EVENING STAR. Published Daily, sundays Exeepted, | 4T THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylivants Averae, corner Lith St, | ™ THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COW'T. & Me KACFP INN, Prev's, THE EVENING ETAL &Vc@ by carricr to wabscribers at TEN Ov age PeR weer, or Fox- ¥r-Foce CaNts TER Mowe. Copies at the counter Two Cents cath By mall—three mertus, $1. tz months. $3.7: one year, $5. THE ¥ 5 GRLY STAR—pubiisned Pritay—SLK Syeer, Be invariably in advance, fz both oases 82¢ > o paper sent longer than paid for, | “AF Bates of aévertiving furnished on sppiieation | — | =e \ - 40—NE. 6.056. WASHINGTON D. C.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1872. HOUSE FURAI*. a ING STORES. A BLEEK & BRO , $22 Po. av., Metzerott ALPHABETICAL |W. Bor no.P Gorr {Big Basxet. 1009P a. \ | BUSINESS DIRECTORY: Gore CiaBoaket 1 bot dtm. Dentaining Canis of First-class Establishments | torrewiexr Ice Co., office, 124 Pa. av., neer 18th in all Branches of Business im the District, ICE CREAN 'ACTORIES. Waxvny & Bowen, 8. E. corner Lith st, & Pa. ave FACTORI BAL WAKEROUSES. 22-2 La. eve.. bt. Sth & lth sta, | dene toe Oth at., det. Band ¥. INSTRUMENT MAKERS, ©. Fiscitex, Sarg. Inetruments & Trasses, 434 7th et, INSURANCE OFFICES. J.-A. B..cor Sih a Mets, | HERR « F008, near /tR strees. | 4 Phenix L. ine. VALLE LIES. | se = jcatidins se page Sims Bes Sven bee IRE anda ets. | Senwasia PoRE Uns. Co., BL. Sobmidt,ag’t, bat : ¢ NEYS-AN-LA We RES. ELRY STO! soit Ss & Co., Watches, Jewelry, 619 Pa. ave. D Gursy. 1203 F st., Wash t,&12) Bridge st. Geos JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. No \< LTER, %2 D etrect, opposite City Hall. watts | S7etweaven.tslscconvesanctag a0 7a street. ™ wlio ye 5 LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, &c Rory Peotie} | W.B. dexzs,7)57u | rie sivece, hecweon feb ead 8th JA Ce aiven. 1¢D street, hecwoon Teh = 5 Sinin, $22 Sth at. bet. Pa. ay. and D st }°p Linswane, cppermanuiact’r, corsthay,8.W. E, CEM) Joun F. Kine, 63] Mass. ‘veune, bet. 6th and 7th, LITHOGBAPHERS. JosEru F Genet, 66 Pi Det. 436 and 6th sts rRY STABLES. Lave Wiles Hotel Stables, th & Dete 1550 te 1508 . t. Cots « balding tive. frtornst | baw & Uot 4287 ' b. Hoos buiiding, 15d B wtrees. LeTIONEERS. GS, FLAGS, ae. Jo TEK WNIN €.. bot, 6th and 7th sta. "6. x Z5RR6, 626 Lonistans. av. ond 60 0 BAKERIES. ae 8. Gou & Co-ed Cstrect, near TUB. i74 Pa. 876., corner street, LOOKING Nav Pie & Brosd,20 &. Capitol st. | pe WO Lawn, iz Pa. avenue wear Ith street, - BER YARDS. Beir F 0,711 2th atrost. between Gand B. Lom 1dth street and canal BAAS AND BANKERS. ¥™ ACHINISTS. en eee ee ee lee: ot | Jonx McUnertann. Louisiana ave, and 20th street, Peeves: fa aos znest Co. 7 ay ene. a spond pre net. BY, nd Let Goons & Paavix, 1st st., opp. easary Wve. & WiLson, T . ..F. a > —— PF | Fitow & Tocwet, Pa. av. bet, 33d 8 Sh ste, Crovn Bat Rooms, corner tth and Fstre MARKET STORES. =TON MARKET, L. A. Walker, 1410 I street. BILLISED SALOONS. Ant ke [street @uazox Li:aBDSal.oo%,coree pots, | Murnopo.iTas MARkxt STORE,N. B.cor. Fe Se cotuer tthe Bata | Hyarre NavioNat MaR&ET Gi 110) st.near Peay, BELL-HANGERS & LOCKSMITHS. @. ScuNEIDeR. 1207 F at. botwoen 12th and 18th sts. B_Fary.F <cie, 087th st, opp. Patent Offics. 3.8 Kriniins, Flee. Bolis & Lt’ Rode. 128 Pa.av. BLACKSHITM SHOPS. MANTLES. HaMitTox & PEaRso%, Slate, Marble, &c..cor.S&D. jtels, &o., 910 Penn. ave, ea he pe . (Hores Shoett .) 4 & Md. ave, Ot S Bae sok thipmting ak were eke, | MILLINERY, &e. ee BLEACHERIES. Marx. ©. B. GiLLett, 014 Sth et. . Patent 5 Tt. TiNc, Straw ft & Bt. Bleacher, 9% Ps.ayv O. W. Torn, wholesale only) 514 st, mearay, . POSTERS. MODEL ERS, ac. sighs yo. P.O. Dept | U. OFPERMAN. 686 7th street, opp. Patent Omce, " NA. Lron, 813 7th street, opposite Post ce. Larrea —pameng jpegs Joe PavotkR, (also Bronzing and Gilding,) 1009 B. Br oe Suet es | MUSIC STORES. BOOK BINDERS. Wa H. Sather, southwest corner Shand E ets. BOUONRSTORES, Lecas’s, 1148 a M street. OTARIES. aan EY, 819 Pa. av., Law, Titles, Conveyancing. OPTICIANS. Sy Pa. det. 12th and 18th sts. ate nase Peup. corner 434 street. OYST! SALOONS. Hakvuy & HeLvEn, 1016 Penn. Tus OveTea Bat, (Q. W. Driv PAINTERS. one door from thst: N 3 ought and sold.) $097th st faulty) 61s SiS 8B. | Og aRiEs Sth st., near Penns. avenue. eM. ¥.ave, | OBARLES ARNer Onisioan ave. bet, On ach ats. BOOT AND SHOE STORES. Ls vido, bet. &th & 7h eet iain atid hat : ‘.W. Gray Wixonon, wis Teh ctreet, between Heend I. 4.6 &7, rear Met. Hotel. street, near Penn avenue. Tth street, near Sa, 216 Ja st. Washing House, idaker, Wai Petncrivante avenue Guay. Slipper Manufacturer, 26 BW. BRASS WORKS. Boog re tnigen mary Sowxxxvinis & Lecrce, 516-18 3 18th street, Boo Wingo BUILDING MATERIALS. Francis WILL! HERD & 0o..90 Pa. av., ber 9th &0thate, | CHas. A. Kuavex, 1213 N.Y. avenue, neat 13th st. C. Re MN, Mo Ro.. 13% st. and Uenal. | W.H.S8reisHovse, also, PictureFremes,) 5 BUTTER, EGUS, CHEESE, &c. ‘TENT AG. 2 am Wrestle! & bo ekeR, (wholesale only) c *h aD, + (BM. ¥. Sct, 5 mee an choice goods.) 8.W. corner RAE ate, CABINET SHOPS. ‘WALTHR, 989 Setreet, nesr Win. We aleoUphoistering ),)405 Gat , bet.67, CABPENTERS AXD BUILDERS. Tih & F sts., near Pat. Office. B” Send for %, WS 7th strest 1222 12th street, 4 TENT MEDICINES. vert. 618 K street, bet. 6th and 7th Pal ene ee ARING, 47 Mo. wy. bet.43 and 6th ste | CaNNON's Liver Tonic, the grea\ thousceexehd for grout ea iinen | edy.. For sale, 906% 7th maby ah A ‘Oannon, ietor. jo has 8 war Gronawsaeirie where Pavinval aa! Duy nome other. Monn & NiGHT BROTHERS, 633 F street, near Wu © Wood. N- i corner F abd 7th streets. Joun J.HAaLstED,: CRE 4 . P.O. De} Writs W. Lecoerr, 67th st.. opp. xo. W. BoTRWELL, Boom 16% Beseat H Ge seay. 410 12 le Sth at., Det. Dana EB Geo. Mari. cornet P 1336 street PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES. ScBx P. DENNis. 9 M. B. Beant, 627 P ‘tvants near 7th street. @.B. Garner: & Exo ©. Jounson, Pa. av., 8 & 9; also, Photo. stock J 5 K. J. PULLMAN, (copying @ specialty) 982-4 Nth, ad. Ps.ev.agt.Knabe’s PICTURE & PORTRAIT FRAMES. cis Lams, 12% Pa. avenue, near 13th street. Ta ‘tecuntes Gobbing s specialty.) SI] 7th treat. LANING MILLS. P .8.C. REDMAN, 1336 street and canal. Pos vel War teos © 00. sor 43th st and Swrrh, Phoenix Millis, Iie CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. W.T. Nix Po. avenue, bet. sd and 4% sta, CLOTHING STORES. al Pa- av, T0. bet. sth £10th sts, ander Mot. Hote Ea. ge hor tt Lith sta, eet. May bnitding. (see advertisements.) 9. Center Market, EKA OF DEEDS. Piast, commer E and sb streets 3... CONT ECTIONERIES. cy 7. Dining Kooms,) 62 & Lascoxar, plain and ornamental, 46 s&h st. : PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. . B.Sueraaap & Co.,90 Fo-av bet. sine Cred CERS. Hawirox & Peakson.cor th & ave. (Law, Titles, Botary. Gro A ID 5.W CBOKRLS, SEALING WAX, ac. cs W. Baativlo sak. st wholesale, 107 Tih street. ALsuEt E. Bina wa jocase’ fhadaie’ Waamrerer oomeael War hormwatn 113 F ‘2, Oapitol Hil Pr DENTISTS. erally) @8 Rha. | Yr Rican. also Metallic Woofer.) BOS 3d e8.,cor.¥. On. Ww. Mexe'sL. 1112 F street northwest, DINING SALOONS, Bakvey & Horoen. 1016 Pouna. ay. corner Lith at. PRINTING OFFICES. Grcon BROTHERS, 1012 Pa.ave..bet 10th & 1th ste, Jozaes L. Pearso’, corner 9th and D streets, Powsst & Gixcx, 60-632, F street, near 7th. PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. Surry.Ports& UNDERKILL, B.E. corner 9th & Data. B.B.Youxes, Western Produce Company 470 Pa.ay. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 4c. Brit Hatiy corer Sth and ¥ sos-s opp. Fost fies, . . M. HALL, corner 7tl + BP. oo. Fopk avenge end lathet | Kivsocay® Larta, corner léth nnd G streets. op gg Hexzine & Jonus, 1436 F street, near isth. M. M_Kounrn, 513 7th st., opp. P. O. Department. Rctomon J Fasci, 10 st bt V&Sop. Post Omiee. - LOMON J. Paste, bt ’ - Si0 Tin street, near Le. svenna, | CuanLts Teowrso% & Gor, t0e Gch etre Une Price,’ wis & 1020 7th et. u.w. OS S#O8, COF.PS.ev. &6tn st. cast. | BK. W ©. Stork: z nat, W T. Jo EK EMPLOYMENT OFFICES, = rw & TAYLOR, Wl Sth st. oy Det O6.k6tb DEESS! ms EW DKUG STORES. §: B'CSisNs S01 Peans. venue, corner $4 st. £€ ‘ON J30 Pa.ey.(Ont's tought by rate? Eres, corner Ne ew cor ‘Onpito! e., Capito! Hi, BESTA Joun Scott's DinincSaLoon (meals Se .)9% La.ay. comer wea M FERRY CoLExMAN, -» Op. Center J Gear Week ra sleet: | Eeenea & Beeuwan, 6 Louklane evensat™ ENGRAVERS. SCHOOLS AND ES. B Bacnonutax, aleo Die Sinker,) 92 Ps. avence, | Wa*EINGTON Business COLLEGE, cor. 7th and Late, agi STORES, SEWING MACHINES, t, near KE, BS sin OGices: 18 Pa. ar. Market Space, oorner ‘Sth street ¥ Basar satin street WW . Pa as acd Mth et., ladies & bing’. BS"Crape veils, trimmings, stoned are-crumped to equal sew: Tuomas MARRON, (repel = Elias ‘s Impuoven,J Karr age, + FEED AND commission. | ¥**? S=x157 Mic pigragtas ae eae » Ag'ts, 9 bt ee vate SHIRT FACTORL Devea bot Uthatain ste, ap he bet. . Bur 3 also, Indies 2 SILVER PLATERS, DWAKD STOLPE, 609 7th street, Pest Om: Bort. A. Warrehems: sD st, Between ih 8 th, LES, SOAP AND CANDLE FACT®! Bate» & BRoTHER, 619-2) @ st., Det. 6th and 7th, sour Becrs corner of La. ave, FURSISHING Goops. *™! crrraTario ¥.) is Space. Mas.G._ HM. R, 617 7th st., 5 Office. 2 iw a. B. bn MAND GAs bet.oth & loth | “BW. | am Bur 810 Pa, wv. Oy sy cieguued, | y STORE ¥. ie a ours. - STOVES, TIN WaRE B. ‘aitsr D. Wrvitt, i ave., pf a4 ea ee 1h at bot. a ov i | BicuRy, 819 7th strect, oC i Joux Mo ) ee TEA AND COFFEE snes, houses, &e., 7 D ORIENTAL Tra StoRE. A.M. Wheeler, @l8 th strest, siPmcn aeaPhatucts™ | a.ciuauc se Poser ae ecavereae’, Rotary Safe teases © yuan cena, ponies, Pee es ‘Tors, PEAsODT, (alec Teenie, ean Det, | OF BEPPEE eee eame rs Sete we bw. Bupasnr ho. and ARASOLS, Eee ee RSE Reme SpE RRS | ISS Sea Rat se WLS | Pd WIRE SPECIAL NOTICES. Notice, be nnexampled satisiac STAL Discov netbe any polkopous compounds ia use.to wit: ‘The restoration of the color avd growth of tho hair removal of dandruff, wichor Crystul Diseor fuvely wsrrant neither Lead, rT stotn the skin orc in one sentence, it is exactly what has been for a jong while, a Restorer of tho Hi sed without the fear that you are . Nenraigis, Paralys 1 Colic and various other complaints, the rest a General Depot Feld by all broggiets A Cara. AClergymen, while residia, as wise! tm South America, discovered 9 safe end eimple remedy riy Di s. Disease Grieney and Somias {Ore of Sry And Semis | Or hele train of disoedere brought on Vicious habits. Great numbers mn cared by this nobte remedy. Prowptod by a desire to benefit, ‘afBicted and gnfortonate, I will send the recip fer preverion and vatng this medicine, in a scaled envelope, to any ene who Address, Sosmea Yt “ Baton p. Bi AMUSEMENTS, EW NATIONAL THEATER. Mr. J. G@. SAVILLE, Lessee and Manager. FRIDAY EVENING, August 16th, GRAND DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE FOR THE BRNEFIT OF THE WASHINGTON MORUMENT FUND, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE WASHINGTON LITERARY ASSOCIATION, ASSISTED BY THE SALTIMOKE DRAMATIC CLUB, On which occasion = a Popular Drama TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN and the Laughable Farce of FAMILY JABS Will be performed, Private Boxes, $5; Orchestra Chairs. 75 cents. Orchestra and Drees Circle, 30 cents; Gallery. 23 cents. aul" EW NATIONAL THEATER. Emerson's California Minstrels, T. Mastin and Binty EMERsON........Proprietors. TSREE NIGHTS ONLY. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, AUGUBT 12, 13 axp 14. THE TROUPE PAB EXORLLENCE. WITH THE GREAT BILLY EMERSON, JOHN B. KEMBLE, BEN. COTTON FAYETT® WELUH, BAERY STANWOOD. HAS. HAYWOOD SHERIDAN AND MACK, With their Lightning Changes, ‘Orchestra of Ten Solo Performers. : We Otp No.) On Exhibition (Nsw No. 486 and Sale 439 7TH St. ‘71H St. Ho. 416 7th street, he Dd strects, cight ¥ and rs Id Fellows’ Hail. ‘aintings, Engravings, On Chromos, &. otis, Fei Peete eT wy titnas Cae. ee i Please remember Name end Number. madly {el at jel-ly™ PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. S1. JOHN'S CLUB —Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE will leave the foot of 6th street, on FATUBDAY EVENING. Avgurt I7th, at 100 clock, tor POINT LOOKOUT, (stopping at Piney Point Ayieg and returning.) and retura MONDAY MORNING at 5 o'clock. Tickets can be bad at the different Masonic Halle. [aul26t*} JAMES GUILD, Secretary. SFCOND GRAND Proni0 on THE BRICKLAYER 8 SOCIALS y Loe fler’s Washiog ton City Gardens THUBSDAY EVENING, Rugast Toth. 172. Tickets, admitting a Gent and Ladies, Fifty lents. ‘auld st* OR MOUNT VEENON —The steamer ARROW Capt. Frank Hoilingsheed, hav. ing been rebuilt ead entirely refitted by her present cwuers, will leave be wharf, foot of 7th street. daily, Sunday excepted ry “clock yes Mount vernon (the tomb ‘ashington) and intermediate landings. 7 JAMES SYKES, jel9-Sm _Gen’l Superintendent Steamer Arrow. ——— PIANOS, &c. 1957, AMUSING TOX OUT!—Causes inanim: For attra to dance to the masic of planes “sto je by @.L. WILD & BRO OT aval street weet, between Pa. avenue and B at.’ Anents for owe. Pianos, and manufsctnrers of and dealers in Musical Instruments generaliy. Pianos and eli Musical Instruments nd Ropsired. be rts = GREATER Reduction in Prices. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATENESS OF THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE- DUCE STOCK, I AM OFFERING FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS: Light Oassimere Suits, at......8,9, 10,12 and $15 Blue Flannel Suite(thoroughly sponged)......... $15 White Duck Suits (Derby). 6, Sand $10 All Linea Buits.. 3, 6, 7 and 8 Colored Cassime ete ed Vests to match n't 6, 6, 7 and @S Light Cassimere Pants, single. White Marseilles Vests.. Alpaca Backs... 2, Sand $4 Linen Sack Coats. 75c,1,1.25,1.75,2 $3.50 ouths’ Cheviot Suits..... - seevecesseneeanesee! Boys’ Cassimere Suits. 25 Fine Black Cloth Frock Coats. 0, IZ and @15 “ Blue Cloth Frock and Berby Coats..... A Large Assortment of Extra Size Buits, S74 DEDUCTION of 20 PEE CENT. has been made on all these goods. S7Purchasers will find it to their advantage give me a call. ine 7 Persons going to the country, or to different Watering Places, can have their wardrobes replen- ished at s email expense. S7 REMEMBER NAME AND NUMBER— A. STRAUS, Popular Clothing House, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUB, Between 10th and 11th Streets, EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip, acres aided: INTERNAL REVENTE.—The receipts from this source to-day were $3f4,%9.2). Resioration AcceptTes.—The President has accepted the resignation of First Lieut. E. H. Townsend, 12th infanicy. Mr. Scuraxor?, of the Russian legation, has gone north for a few days. We would shirk oi to a cooler place if we were he. Paesipent Grant did not arrive here to- day, rs a diepatch from New York sail he would. No information had been received at the White Houge leading them to expect him. ‘Carr. We. T. Howett, assistant quarter master, has been ordered to report for duty to the commanding general of the military divi- sion of Miscouri. Tax U.S. sTeamEe YaNTIC, now at Norfolk, Va., has been ordered to join the Asiatic sta- tion, and will proceed iu the course of a week or ten days for her d . Via the Suez canai, TRY CAvINET of g-ological specimens of the General Land office has finally been removed from the Interior department to the Smithsonian Institation, DEATH oF’ A Naval Carrain.—The com- mandant at the Pensacola navy yard reports the death on the 8th instant of Captain Alexander Gibson, U.S. N., at his residence in Pensacola. He has been on the retired list for some years. Tue U.S. srzaN¥R NARRAGANSETT, Com- mander R. W. Meade, left Horolulu on the 2d of July for tho Marshall group, thence to Aus- tralia and the coast of South America. The health of the officers and crew was good. Tey U. 8S. sTEAMBR MayrLowse, which has been refitted and remodeled at the Washing- ton navy-yard, will leave for Portsmouth, N. H. navy-yard on Monday with the crew of the U.S. steamer Fortune. She will there receive her full quota of ofiicers preparator, to leaving for the Weet Indies, Naval Orvicers TRANSPERRED.—Capt. J. W. A. Nicholson has been detached from the command of the Portsmouth, and placed on waiting orders; Passed Assistant Paymaster George W. Long, detached from the Portsmouth and ordered to settle his accounts; Lieutenant Commanders A. H. McGormick and A. J. Cald- well, Lieutenants H. G. Macy, Benjamin F. Tilley. and Sidney A. Simons, Assistant Sur- geons W. G. Farewell and H. Aulick, First As- sistant Engineers George W. Mellville and H. Parker, have been detached from the Ports- mouth and placed on waiting orders. ——— + 208+ PLATFORM OP THE STRIKING CRISPINS AT Lyxn.—The Crispins held a large meeting at Lynn last night and adopted resolutions recog- nizing the right ot manufacturers to offer gus terms as justice and regard for their own in- terests may seem to require, but asserting and maintaining at every cost and every hazard,the right of the Crispins to belong to and ici- pate in any organization, social, industrial, re- igious, political, or beveticiary, which in their Judgment is wise and proper; and any attempt on the partof any one to abridge or obstruct such right is a vile and indefensible interference with personal liberty. The statement that the Crispins decided to withdraw from the Lynn savings banks all the money standing to their credit, is pronounced by the secretary of that order untru Rose Coror View or Msxtcan Pouttics.— Late dispatcbes from Mexico say: It is the general belief that Lerdo de Tejada will be elected to the Presidency with but slight oppo- sition. The country is becoming pacitied. The roads are safe, an: confidence is being restored. Martial law has been revoked in the states of Puebla, Zacatecas and Hidalgo, and the state governments have been restored to their full powers. Lerdo’s course gives general satistac- tion. Leon Guzman is mentioned as Minister to Washington. Efforts are making to organ- ize the Juarez supporters the last Presi- dentia! election into @ political party called, ‘Radical Reformers.” Ex-Governor Baez is mentioned as their candidate. The chances are not fayorable for the organization of a powerful party. Snot Wire in Bep.—John Hertfelter was shot while in bed at his house, No. 1820 South street early yesterday morning. Just before the shot Mrs. Hertfeiter got up to attend to a sick infant, and thus probably escaped. The bal! took effect in Hertfeiter’s lett thigh, and has not been extracted. The injury is not dangerous. Hertfelter recently bought the house in which he lived at sheriffs sale, and in doing so disap- pee parties, who made threats of violence. he pistol was fired from a house opposite, and in consequence, the occupant, Bernard Dough- erty, was arrested. The tacts will be developed at the hearing. Phila. North American, 13th. TRE GENEVA ARBITRATION has not yet sei- tled in the main the question whether the Brit- ish government used due dilligence to prevent the escape of the rebel cruisers. The court is engaged in examining successively the cases of theee vessels, to ascertain how tar the general charge of negligence on the part of Great Britain may hold d with — to each. It is to assist in this investigation that Mr. Cohen has been summoned to Geneva, as his pee of the ciccumstances of each case is cee to invest him with the authority of an expert. Tas Tiwes Liner Prosgcurion.—On the complaint of Judson H. Kilpatrick against Louis J. Jennings, editor ot the New York ‘Times, for libel, it is stated that the grand jury at tirst ordered a bill to be prepared, but subse- quently some of the number, being inclined to regard the matter as a political squabble, pro- d a reconsideration, and this proposition as ever since been the theme of a sometimes heated discussion. Twelve votes, as the district attorney advises the jury, are required for @ re- consideration; and it is said that this number cannot yet be obtained. ANOTHER EVIDENCE of the progress which the principle of minority representation is making, is to be found in the new schoo! law ot Connecticut. it provides that the number of School visitors in each town shall be either six or nine; if six, two are to be chosen each year: but the ballot of either party contains but onc name, and the two candidates receivi: the highest number of votes are elected. aif the board consists of nine,three are to be chosen each year, aud the ballots may contain two names, —E———————EEs Lo on THE RamPacz in Urag.—Indians attacked a party of herders in San Pete county, ‘Utah, recently, killing two men and woundin; many others with arrows. The settlers tarned out and had a fight with the Indians, who re- towards the mountains, driving a lot of rage The Lect yoaged pushed on to This- je valley and succeeded in recov ‘the stolen horses and bi 4 LAWLESSNESS IN GEORGIA.—Two white con- stables attempted to serve a warrant on a negro for ieceey. in the QO, A SINGULAR AND FATAL RAILROAD AccI- DENT hay on S9-The fashionable color of England isa shade of light buff call isabel. ay Led woman & divor: married within twentyrteer Boones Std Fe S7-A rattlemake bite was cured lately at Payette, Il1., by li beral applications of mud! S7 Rich stiver mines have been Gissovered in Lower a eccan ing miles south of sa-Harry Baseett will run four miles at Saratoga meeting against Lexington’s ad 719M. me With the diamond furore in California is ower Gatorma "7 rich silver mines amateur sa-One lady won four boxes of and another lost a champagne su} recent Long Branch races. wei sede Political Hotes. Mr. Greeley ie still at it in New Ham: and yesterday made speeches a. the Giewn House; quoting at the (ormer place the words of Mr. Lincoln; “I hare not con- trolted events, events controlled mo. I have learned respect for otber men’s opiniv Major Maginnis, liberal democrat, has been elected delegate to Congress from Montana, Dy | 290 majority, in place of Clagett The Pinchback repablica on in ew Orleans yesty een é | : r dore.ng Greeley and Brows an nominations, The democratic state New York met at Sar << to issue the call meet at Syracuse on next. Gen. Cochran and Al chairtown and secretary of the can state commitice, were pre curred 'n the abowe- mentioned + and for the siate convention enerai Butler. ina letter w John B. Alley says be shall nc TWO CENTS. "TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. ———— THE PRIZE RING. MACE AND O'BALDWIN. | Movements of the Bruisers To-Day. Preparations for the Fight. (Special Dispatch to Ti ning Star Battimonz, Aug. 14.—The prize fight be- tween O'Baldwin and Mace will come 0 Withstanding the legal measures ta >. authorities here to prevent it. It isc PRES) y 4 not onl; se directly interested, b Panis, Ang. i - - , , pets neta Saget ali here t>- dag trom Trouv hae been issued, siz0 "ma. Dew | impartial parties, that after the arre ; the Cabinet meeting this p. m. (the democratic state open binding over of the principals not to fight In| wompztLa CONPLINEBTARY TO AMER! for the x de Maryland, the authorities iad no legal righ take measures to prevent them from fi Virginia. Atavy rate, those having the matter in charge assert that THE FIGHT WILL COMB OFF to-morrow morning, and that two boats—one carrying O'’Baldwin’s party, and the other Mace’s crowd—will leave here at 5 and 6 o'clock this evening for the battle groand. A large uumber of tickets have already been sold and everybody is making preparations for the trip. BXERCISING. This morning Mace, who makes his headqnar- ters at Barnum’s, took an airing in Druid Hill Park, being accompanied by Barney Aaron. He drove about until about uoon, when he re- tured to bed at the hotel. O’Baldwin also took exercise this morning, walking out to Druid Hill Park and returned at about noon, accompanied by his trainer. Mainly on account of his unusaal stature, (6 feet 5 in- ches,) O' Baldwin always attracts a large crowd whenever he appears on the streets. A NICE CROWD FOR A TBA PARTY. A large crowd is gathered around John Eng- lish’s place, on Fayette, near Holliday street. discussing the meritsof the men. Almost every man of the crowd has a scarred face, cropped head and dyed moustache, and all of them ey dently belong to the genus “rough.” There is bat little disorder or drunkenness among them, however. At Barnum's to Loxpon, Aug. 14.—Mr. Mundelia the I umber of his constituents at lest ni He spoke of the @ had existed between Engian:! and Americ the subject #f indirect claims, and bi praised the Brilish government for tts in regard to the treaty ot Washin luded to the attitude assumed by 1 government in terms of warm prai: gratuisted bis hearers upon the removal of the differences between the two gov the acquicscence of America i the tribunal in relation to the in Chl Caban Enlistments A WIDE SPRSAD ORGANIZAT! DISCOV 1D. Mowtreat, August 14.—The Spanish vice consul at this place was yesterday put in posses- . sion of information which led to the discovery of erson Etheridge, in a wide-spread organization for the enlistment of | Ar he, declines the ¢ yolunteers for the revolutionary cause of Cuba. | elector. but supports Greeley The echeme involved the enlistment of men in The Boston Advertiser rev the principal cities of the Dominion, and con- | situation in Maine, centrating them at some point on the Bay of Fundy. A vessel had been chartered to be in ‘= ma) attendance at the rendezvous some time next | vertised under the bead . month, and was to have taken her cargo out to Horace Greeley beld a private conversatioy meet a Cuban cruiser at a point farther south, | with « gentleman at Nashua, as we ure credit when they would have been transported. A | informed, and he is reported as hayiag said th ge number of recruits have been made in | if the election were to take place at on Montreal, St. Johns and Halifax, and it will | chances would be good, but that he was fear now require great energy and watchfuliness on | Of the resait in November, as the rey ‘ the partof the Dominion authorities to prevent , Would work and pat out their money. We t carrying out the undertaking. The whole ma Hi, G. is about right.—Boston Journal, ter has been put in the hands of the Dominion I'm a broken hearted democr authorities, and au investigation begun. So far Vot's vilted mit criet an stat aisvil iressed & Grant meeting night tothe Mem; dacy = the pol and predicts a triuny m North Carolina ts « avet” shame; ps bo arrests have a made. 1 delis you vot der droable ish 308 COBTRE, ee I doesn'tknow my name, the principal backer of Mace, circulates in the New York News. Und so I am in droubles, bar-room and lobbies, and attracts considerable attention trom the fact that he is a quondam antagonist of Mace, whom he now backs, YELLOW "ZR VICiIMa. New York, August 14.—Three of the victims of yellow fever on the Numancia were yesterday I can‘t get droo mein Led Vedder I'm a democrat vot's living, Or a democrat vat ish dead : interiea in the quarantine cemetery. Strict | ‘The people of the United States ky SADE CORUNN henith regulations are exercised in reference to | Grant—have known. ali aboat bim snce I> there are at Barnum’s Mooney Harris, the | the pest, and it is not apprehended that the | sou and Vicksburg; they do not know his » trainer of Mace, Jim Colbert, Butt Keilly, | scourge will visit Staten Island, within a mile | deters, and do not care to know them.” — Horace of which the ram is anchored. | THE ROUGHS EXCITSP OVER A PALSE REPORT. | ‘A Baltimore special says the United States authorities arrested O’Baldwia this noon, and he is now in prison. There is no probability of the fight now coming Of. There is much ex- citement among the roughs. Greeley. Jobuny Dwyer, Tom Kelly, Mike Costello, Ned Cuddy, Pat McMullen, Jim Coburn, James MeGratn, W. E. Harding, and others from New York and Philadeiphi THE SYNDICATE ON HAND. Jerome B, Stillson, of the New York World, is ason H. Cummings writes to wne that be “fought tor fo under the so-called rebel fing supports Greele theretore Those whe talk of the called rebel tiag” generally support who favored secession. he man also registered at Barnum’s. At half past two THE OFFERINGS OF nowDs Gov. Jewell faye thatthe Greeley de’ n this Siaaeene Tact of firt es about | trday Be ted $4,612,200 at 114 31-100 to | Connecticut is like the ine fat -you chase a dozen journalists, arrived here trom Washine, | 115 14-100. The amount’ to be purchased, | it up and it disappears. It is ike the sto ot ton vn route to the ight. ae $1,000,000, 1{ bought, will go at 1434-100 to | Seue—none here, but they have i in the nex ‘Phere is very lithe betting here. There are | 114 5i-100. town. The oniy ers are ez oficio vi holders and unappreciated ofiice-seekers Business men throughout the country thor oughly comprebend that the election ot a like Greeley, surrounded by wen like Fent Seymour, and Blair, would undo the financ gains of six yearsof peace. The mov gold during the present campaign h Justified this belief. Is the nation at e pre- pared to run the enormous risks that the tri offers of one hundred to seventy dollars in favor of Mace, with but few takers. dobnny Dwyer and Tom Kelly will probably second O'Baldwin, and Tim Donovan and Doony Harris perform the same office for Mace. Every arrangement is being made to leave the city to-night. foe Coburn on being asked to-day if he did not think the authorities would prevent the de- re The Delaware Democrats Won't En- dorse G@reeley. STORMY TIME IN THE CONVENTION TO-DAY— THE STATE GOING FOR GRANT. PHILADELPHIA, August 14.—At the Delaware democratic conveution, held at Dever, an_elec- tora! ticket was formed and Custis W. Wright nominated for Congress. The proceedings were very boisterous over a proposition to endorse Q Uy cessart! - parture of the expedition, said “+to hell with the | Grduier The committed rovorten a eens | mph ot Gresley and his allies necessarily en: fightin Vitgeee Te they to do with @ prize approvin Greeley ina qualified manner, but it | Gen. Hillyer bets €10,000 that Greeley will be as pk ‘seem to be confident of success, G. | 824 % substitute in much stronger language | defeated, and also the value of a Louse and were laid on the table, and no resolution was | lot in Harlem, two to one, that Grant will be adopted. Great excitement prevailed through- out the proceedings, and a number of delegates, after adjournment, declared that Delaware would yote for Grant. cosa The Split of the Labor Keformers, TO NOMINATE OR NOT TO NOMINATE ? PHILADELPHIA, August 14.—The executive committee of the labor reformers passed reso- lutions declaring ‘‘that A. M, Puett, chairman of the comm..ee, having placed himselfoutside the organization by accepting the nominee and platform of the Cincinnati convention, had no authority ‘> issue a call for the reassembling of the Columbus convention, and that we sustain the action of “ne New York convention in call- ing a convention in Philadelphia on August 2. for the purpose of placing in uomin: tional Ucket and invite th izations in the sever: No More Legal Interference. THE FIGHT A SURE THING. BALTIMoRB, August 14, 1:45 p. m.—No further legal proceedings have been instituted against Mace and O’Baldwin, and preparations con- tinue to be made for the fight to-morrow morn- ing. Betting is still in favor of Mace. Both Mace and O’Baldwin are ‘‘laying off at Druid Hill Park, to keep out of the way of injuis: visitors until the boats leave to-night. (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.) Bautimorg, Aug. 11.—As stated yesterday. both Mace and O’Baldwin were arrested and gave bail not to violate the laws of Maryland as principals or seconds in a prize fight within the limits of the state for twelve months. Late yesterday afternoon Mace was again arreste« on @ bench warrant from the criminal court, as was also Joe Coburn, at the instigation of Mr. elected. -2e2- Hilled tp a Charch, A BROTHER SHOOTS THE TRADUCER SISTER'S REPUTATION On Tuesday night last Lovelacevill timore county, was the scene of a m: pected and bloody tragedy, which oc the church at that piace. “The p we learn them, were about as fy! !o time since some notires were spicuous places branding the doiph as a woman of bad ch erally defaming her. Charles Stringer as the author oft: tices, and on the morning of the 2d | Stringer posted a notice stating - | was pot the suthor, and that, if labor reform organ- | he was, to prosecute him, au to send delegates. | she could make out o % neti ‘ was signed. in the mea! dobu K Pinckney, deputy. United. States attorney Heavy Loss to 8, T. Suit & Co. Stringer bad wot met, but on charging ‘them (Mace and Joseph Coburn) | ragim mew xtitpinG IN LovisviLte Lown | nig eight being in chanch, @ with entering into a conspiracy in Maryland to DOWN BY A fToRM. tered, and asked him te come o walked out to the entrance, and words, the substance of which no have understood, when Kudoiph cugage in w fight, and thus violate the peace awe of the adjoining state of Virginia. Upon this charge, which seemed to take thi pugilists greatly by surprise, the accused were Lovisvittg, Aug. 14.—At ten o'clock last ight, during a severe storm, the walls of # nished building, owned by S. T. Suit & opposite the Gait house, were blown down with a Li AA 7 inch pay isto), fir Tbe held in $2,000 bail to wait the action of the grand | afeariul crash. The walls were 7? fect above | Stripers right geass batt drt ote jury. | A sirilar warrant was issued for O’Bald- | ground, and fell upon an adjoining two-story | when Kudolph ately tired a se win and his trainer, who were arrested thi: | brick residence of Mir. Jordan Giles, utterly de- | both taking oi : morning and gave the required bail. molishing the building and its contents. Loa: | covering the wo Alaree number of roughs trom New York, | estimated at $60,000. A small building on the | uc steys of the cha Philadelphia, and other cities are here, and number are now going down the street to the wharves of the steamers which leave for the fighting ground this afternoon. The tug Kila, with several press reporters and amateurs of t prize ring, leaves at 3 o'clock. The New York Herald, World, and Sun representatives are here From present indications the fight will come oif to-morrow morning. a Horrors or a LUxatic ASyLCM.—The Bloomingdale asylum cases were again before west side was also crushed. No one was in- | to } jured. m that when it exp Th Erreatest com n and uuexpected ow under guard, and hi. judicta investigation. | From ai appears that Kudolph wes afraic thinking it was his intention to ¢ bodily harm. The whole affair was rortunate one, and none regret i more than the citizensof the nea a SENS The “Molly Maguire's” Still at Werk of Assassination. THREE MEN WOUNDED, ONE FATALLY. AsHLaxp, Pa., August 14.—at 3 o'clock this morning, six men returning from the Gowell and Audenried mines, neat Centralia, where they had been engaged in repairing the works, were fired upon by a party of “Molly Ma- Judge Barrett in New York yesterday, and Mise ae Oke eae "alred, Burge af Kevcinngyme—Fotuch Kate ‘ rew, at her own request was iemanded by the 1 3 “ . : justice (who saye she spoke coherently) to the | Ravl¥ Wounded; Davis, itis supposed, fatails vi ja Bews. The men had been at work contrary to the ordersof the “Molly Maguires.” ‘The assassins are still at large asylum until her friends are ready to remove her. Tue case of Miss McCabe went over till to-day. Mr. Townsend, counsel for Mr. Van Vieck stated to a reporter that charges had often been made against similar institutions, but never be- fore so direct as those now brought against this asylum. The insane, he said, were kicked and choked until the blood spurts from the mouth and nostrils—some being driven to suicide by systematic cruelties, © commented on the report of the overseers, making out everything The chicken chelera is raging in a portion of Henrico county. Thomas Johnson, of of West, dohnson & Co., of thirty-one setting hens of approved breed this cause, Friday last.end his neighbors also losers in the same way. The Richmond tobacco market has been de pressed tor several days aud prices ot sou k are reported 1aS2 hundred lower nchburg merket has been very eral days, and prices are if auyth higher. ——_»—___ Reception of Gen. Sherman and Com. _ Alden by Queen Victoria. New York, Aug. 14.—A Southampton letter says that when Gen. Sherman was visiting the American fleet there,the Prince ot Wales carcied | | | j bim em from the Queen apprising him and Commesore Alden of ber desing to receive them and the officers of the fleet at ber court at Osborne next day. The Queen's reception was eo pe wl ® . a. ~ thing visit i. ey mateo ‘at ry : What a Young and Mr. Cohen OTE oueet” = the lower i arran, . ent to Genev: igh charges against the doctors, Mr. Townsend | Lawrsrox, Aug. 14.—A letter from Sydney | Continues. A slight shower on Does anybody er, a that the people employed in such institutions, while still under en, ment, would risk their positions by ad- mitting that they had practiced outrages upon the patients, or had been lewd in their ac- Mr. F. G. Ferris, the contractor the Rappahennock, it active! some twenty or thirty hands Young states that Lord Tenterden asked him and Mr. Cohen to proceed to Geneva solely to make an explanation of the reports to the Crown on the subject of American claims tor a damages by the confederate cruisers in case uny | A HUSBAND DaiveN TOStiCIDE tious?” ‘The gentlemen who compose the com- | pecanks nocerear “UY | tess Wire —Morgan county ls tert mittee are good, easy, respectable men, and no ee over an appalling domestic tragedy doubt intended the institution to be @ model ch of Stanley. one of its most highly respected, and popular citizens, driven to deeper. the wanton conduct of a depraves wite in self-inflicted death a retuge from t brought upon bis head and hearth. The part. jars @f the horrible affair, as gleaned tor us faithful and intelligent correspon Jent Liberty, are a: fullows:—Fie farmer possessed of covsideral'e proper sided near tbe little village of Bangor, in Making Ma Loxpox, August 14.—The meeting of the British Geographical Association will assemble to-day at Brighton. Stanley is expected to be tand address the association om the sub- ct of his recent travels in Africa. Among the DI the purpose of hearing Stanley is Napoieo Eageale and ber son are also onpeunel ™ and thought they could rely upon the subordi- nates for the details of its conduct. If the charges are sustained the public will look to them, and therefore they have for their own Satisfaction given the report just published. Tue New Doxinton has just been going through an exciting election, in which, through much electioneering skill, the government las triumphed. Quebec returns 65 members. The gerernment, anticipating loss of strength at Ln wed lumbering oo the Morte Peek or When its Population ‘was only 11,965, and Bricek | of Dunkirk, New York, was usrdecu Uns = time ago & ee ae ee Solumbia wi 6toa ation of 10,500, >, als | wife wi pal fumate witha ney 18,000 is the proper on »50,wher | morning in’the lockup in this city by James | named Elliott—Bill At first Mr. Dili for a member. By Nevilis, an insane man, whom he was was tal y EB conve: ful husband an this means i were secured ee to the asylum. Hi+head was chopped of with | 2°, $A —~ ped re «Ray Wat long hitherto has had but little practice in Canade | "ld ax. theres ‘tome foundation tor the where a big tacked on to the centrai rumor of his wife’s infidelity, and be division, so as rercome the infil closely observe ber movements. merchants. ‘The debt of Canada has grows fee most convincing proot of his dishonor, jin" 1870, $115,98,706; in 136,832,008 In ister the ‘Doniiuion Mari ie Bitter Alsgrace y graded wervan, be ended hie 1 ness ad debt has grown faster than ‘The heart.—Mt. Sterling ‘ 5¥) , however, has a good deal to show rap oP a Dasing FO RaPoRM.—Jen- her r debt, and especially the way of internal nie Woodward was tran pant Dears or Tax F. Ee or meron—We ierereceired Race Horse Lrx. beet comm sd, Th coms tow Ames ore ; i, Seed arate Taneonatoy anata ene py a ay ol Siete Ramee conctaded that Tue teiofnns ia ps auy horse that ever lived. The were Norfolk, Asteroid, pay aT Asteroid ve already ~ the turf some noble Sey ape beimtadr eect ee pure Blood and splendid po]