Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1872, Page 1

> Published Daily, Sundays Excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, | Peunsylvania Avenue, corner lth St. THB EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COWT, & a. Ba. CFP MANN, Preo’t. ———> THR EVENING STAR ts served by ~arrier to subscribers st Tan Ounts Pan wars,or For- | FY-FouR Cuxts PER MONTH. Gopies at the counter ‘Twe Cuts each. By mafl—three months. $1.00: x months. #3.0; one year, $5. : THE WEEKLY STAB—pabitenea srid ‘veer. SF Invarisbly in advance, tm both cases 3nd no paper sent longer (aan paid for. THE EVENING STAR. | v=. S0—N2. 6,078. WASHINGTON, D. C.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1872. Che Eoening Star. Daata oF Two Caroeen Srverta i” Martiasp.—The Westminster (Mt) ye: A child of Mra. Wilt | George Wilhelm, | cidentally smothered or strangled ite: } on the night of the 9th uitims, The child deen Wk on a bed im # room by ilseif & Adver- minetes, when its mother, going tosce it. foun! that it pad worked down to the tooto! the bed Hipped between the foot-rai! and roller gon the back of the neck, with the face downwards, and wae quite dead when found. Tt was about eight months o'd The Cristeld (Md.) Leader says King, a colored girl aged eleven » Nving at station, about three and « halt miles trom Cristeld, met with a eadien ant somewhat singular death on Taesiay. Her mother bad gone to risit a neighbor, and Cor delia, necompanied by a Little brother, went to the pig pen tor the purpose of feeding the Pg. ‘She bad several needics and pins sticking dress trout, While in the act o 'WO CENTS ALPHABETICAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY: Borsien & Bao, | ye | $°.0.P Gort. BigBask=". STORES. Metzerott Hall. Mth&llty. otice. |" 1CE COMPANIES. ee that RATTAN'S Gemtaining Cards of First-class Establishments © 1, 1 Noser ler Oo, Mice, 134 Pa, ay.,near 1th | TDS eee BRL bes given ta ahin che eed im all Branches cf Business in the Dutrie | Ce CREAM MANUFACTOMIES. | (EYSTAL PISCUVESE hes given tn this cy and sg Banvey & Hocpen, 8. B. corner Lith st, & Pa. ave | steadily increasing demand for it, tmduce usto direct acarcunrvman warkmouny., Yh! baer betes esprcial and perticular attention to the great {act fret by ie use sou gaia ail the advantages claimed 0Un A. Pacer, 26-25-33 Le. ave., Dt. MEF oc ste, for the many potronous compounds in use,to wit: ALE DEPOTS. AMEXicax ink Co., office, 512 9th «t., bet. Band F. ye restoration of the color end growth of the hair }. B. Lasnens & 0 . Inetraments & Trosses, 44 Mh at. | and te speedy removal ct aanicom withent the abun & Gr EEN. | INSURANCE OFFICES. feast poorbie fojury—as Orystal Wiecovery is: poe. Cal ene | Bar's Carifot Live Iss, Co.,cor. rth and B ste. | iyi edt coutain no poischuts substance, e CLE x TUNOS Fax, i eee Eatys f ay B F dawn 8 Oost on not to be Hebtly BM Prowsan WMC. A B tor athe Dace, ie he skin or cloth oa Same: E Mews 1, 6 F sree, near Tih atrece, thas wanted AT SS - Bakiow I ‘St... Det. ith and 5 aTre KYS-2o. Law. _—— tong bese __ storer of : sed without the thet you are goin Sosrsigic’ Paral , Lead Coli od various other complaints, the result of the ase ad —— ARTHUR NAT . Propriator. Qeporal Depot corner 2d and D eireste Bold by all Druggiets. A Card. A Clergymea, while residing in South Amerien, SHOE FINDINGS, ec. | as missionary, discovered s anfo and simple remedy atreet, between @ and H. for th care of Nervous Weakness, between 7thand sth, | Disearo of the Urioary aud Semiua i Or; ay. and Dat. | whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and , Cor.1thaB,8.W. | rici. bite. Great numbers kave been cured by a this noble remedy. Prompted by ‘esire to benotit the afficted and aufortunate, 1 will send the recipe for prepating end ning thie modicino, in a avaled envelope, to any sue whe needs it, Free of Charge. ‘Addrera, JO8RPH To S. W. cor. Pa. ar. and Sth st. ‘As, 1001, cor. lth rox! D strests, corner 86 Eireet aust. ty AMUSEMENTS, Et orortran VARIETY THEATER. ase Louistens. ay. and 6m O HERZBERG, ne. OY. STORED one Saat NT LOCKING @! ——— Francis Lams, 1236 Pa. avenue mear 18th street. Seven New Stars. MBER YARDS. — IUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 0th, first appearance LU! Wise. china, cones th cinect sat Cone, ‘of the beat Ethiopian comedians im existence, JOUN MOLLIGAN and BILLY om WHEARBLE WOMEB. | | ™f8ci cre tWORED DOLLSREE Scope Ereeaaiy Dept’ | Wives Wrts0%.J0as ftnst, bet. -¥.av.and Lat, | On MONDAY EVERL 8G, Sept, Sh, Art appear- ee a Miss FRANK CHRISTIE. Miseos AMANDA LEE and MARION DE O9AL, from California, with a profeesional reputation nna- pore They witl appear in Songs, Dances, te, as sas MISS ELLA HEFLIN AND & Co., Exccutive even corner 3th st. TIONAL SAYi Nes Baw. cor’ Wray end ith st DMENS Savine ® "Moons & 70" MARKET, L. A. Walker, 1410 I stront. ee yorortraa MARixT Siome,NB cor.B suge Hratr’s National Mapxnt,dlé Lith st.near Pa.av. BREOUNS, tox Hart. BILLIARD Sat 00%, corner Sth & D sts, Beoiecs Bictrann Gavoms, coteersth & Bete. BELL-H 2 NGERS @ LOGiSMITHS. Mth and 13th sts. scx Tw? hetneenr LTON & PEARSON, Slate, Marble, Se..cor.9&D. | the celebrated Female Jig Dancer, and Song and RERNEIvED. TO F st between iieh and 18:h ote, | BAD Sueracan & Gone Mantoteke--B10 Benn-ave, | Danco aay eee a enn |. Kenta, Riec. Belle € Lee Bods, 1208 Pa.av, CKER & peer ean 5 5 the Queen of Comic Vocalists, regular Company, in new Senge. Soecialtios, &c., forming a programme of uneq attractions. it BLACHSNITH GHOPS. . BasscHLIx, (Horse Shoe: {52 Ma. ave. ether with the ing, &c.) Bixee £2, Shipamitng, 4 Be Water te, LEACHERIES. LORS. Daviin& Co..(N.¥.) 1113 Pa. ay., bet.1th&isth ete. MILIANERY, &c. Bi AW Tuons (ehclomaicony sesh se vnoer are” ASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE : |. W. THORN, (whol uid 7 af re NGTON Tv e Ey eee MODEL MAKERS, @c. on W “lite Sraser, Socra Pamm ave: , treet, opp. Pat on Barae at & Moxiry. 710 E street. oppo. P.O. Dept TLYoON, B13 Tehetrest; opposite: Post Office FAMILY, NIGHTS. TURSDAY AND FRIDAYS BOapixe-OUSHS. (also Bronzing sud Gilding,) 1009 FE. | MATiNEES, WEDNESDAY AND SATUBDAYS. ARELN=OX Horst, O22 Pa, ave. cet. 6th and 7th sts eS Sia BOCK BINPERS. H. Natiry. sow Parker Little Mackii We Bavianty ys; Religions @oe.), @87th st. D Pose, #2 9h streesebove De * STO) Lrcas’s, 1148 7th street, near M street, OTA RIES. A.o Nittr.ti9 Pe: av., Eaw,Titles, Conveyancing. 1. 227 Pa. det. 19th and 13th ste Co.,t be je Bil isweuen, 48s Penn. aver Ooraer 4 street. = a —— Pe corner ith LDR enn. AYO.» Bar Oreren Bav,(a. W. Driver) W618 Penn. near Penna. Quatre Annon, S108 st. roe . Cet hows’, 625 Louislsas A NNON. 67) La. Kirx, 462 Penn. corner H and ALPREDD. Groner EB J. M. TomrPxins, ES, GLASS, Gro. Byngal, ie nk Pa. mae Apwiscion: Parguotte Circle, 0 conte; Drown Cir- ped Sy pe cle, 25 cents; Preferred Orchestra Beau, 35 Coste ‘J. Ba®ny SYLVESTER. 1313 Teh street, near Ml. SEGA: Pprate Boxes, $5; Proscontum Boxee, 670. See eee ance Matince Prices. 25 conte; Children, 10 couts, Sea: son Tickets, $75 loors open at 7 o'clock; Overtare. ats o'clock. Matinee doors open at rerture, 2:40. s¢9-3t BR, ‘Mb street. ona sep Wann sis WY, avenes, near imho * : ‘Picturesre WH SPxLsnovse/also,! mee,) 1683 7th at. mane Ca SP bision (hew No ‘TENT AGENTS. vrH Br. ar 77H St. & HT BRoTHERS, 633 pear a Siu. 0. Woon, N- , corner F and 7th streets. Tgh strect between D and & strects, eight Joun J. Harstep, 567th % Der Oi ‘Engravings, Obromos, & ‘alsoU pholstering ),) 608 Gt. Det So. W Bormwert! Boom 18 so Seat ai nase Wind a 0. : Pictures, Frames, Pict: : BUILDERS, ET rE eee | ela, Hines, Halle, Serv tn the District. = St TA 208 7th street and 1222 12th street, PATEAST HEDICINES. S/ TERMS CASH. vtec E Dearne: ad esr ae ee ae Andzi =, | Gaxxon's Liven Toxtc, the great Drapepsta Rem- | _Picaso remember Mame and Number. __jel-1y* en ES Pease. GF Ma ae: jaan edy. For sale, ae itn st..by Wm. 5 —— —_—_—_—X!=— . BEA MAX, ( houses exc! . | guanufacturer and proprietor. Each bottle . CABRIAGE FACTORIES. Fol label. WI” Buy mone other. PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. H. Gaawa™. 410-12-14 Sth st, bet. Dand B — Hatt, corner Penn. avenue and FoR? GRAND PIONIC OF THR HI P. Dew 169 6th st.. south of Penn. NIAN BESEVOLENT SOCIETY, No. . Gakaes & BEO.. 650 Pennsylvania CHINA, GLASSW. B.W. BoTELER & SRo., 923 Pa.av., Motzerott Hall GIRCULATING LIBRARIES. W.T_ Nevo. 317 Pa_avenus, bet. 3d and 0% ste, CLOTHING STORES. ALL. Roain«ow & Co..88 Pa. ay ALEER & Co 61) Pa 3. will take place THUESDAY, Sept. 2th 1572, at Beyer’s 7th street Park, commeénein; at olcbock p.m. ‘The Holy Hill Band has been engaged for t casion, ‘ ‘PIANOS. FQ. ReIcHENBach, 3 llth, ab.Pa.av..agt.Knsbe’s PICFUBES PORTRAIT FRAMES. Feaxcis Laxs, 12% Pa. avenue, acer 18h streat. 1. B. Trewsty, (obbing a specialty.) $11 7th street. @ MIL Det. Sth Risth ste, ender Met. Hote At BEY ER's 77 RERT PARK 7 ; a . 8. C. Beomax, 153% street and canal. ORSPAY. SEPLEMGER LOTu, isT2 pRB ES A lee opie: WHItCoD & Con coe Ad at and Canal, ets, admitting a geaticnuan and ladies, isea’ advertisemente,} ial SMitH, Phentx Mills, 121¢ Ohio sveans, | 4 cte. Dancivg tocommoence at 4s'clook, Manacers ‘es. —_ aaatactarer of) fouldings Brackets, aavele, Fe Mey, ©; Rowland, Walker, 338 Bow - Eeevr sox & Oo., 03 Kh st., opp. Center Market, Ua i) Beacon teem nee COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. Sesarn T K.P Joux F_ Kix, 631 Mass, ave., bet. ¢th and 7th sts P 7 TRIOU. cAI stcorner K and sh streets 8.W, | Git 4 Laxcowse, plein sud oreamrntalesetnet, | VJONTCOMERY COUNTY AGRIOULTURAL CoN PECTIONESGIES. PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. dirm, 227u axp 13ta . B.0.Bexsert.(Pining Roo MlTthet.,op. P.O | A B Suxruenn & Co.,9ly v_. bet. 9th & loth sts — CONV! Ham iLtes & PEARSON. cor. ¥.M.O.4B. During the Fair, trains will leave the La Figen Gro W. Goorait, 8. W. corn: ard Ohio Railroad Depot for Rock Taxus ¥. TEN, OD |. AVONTO. ne Ville na follow Henry & 1.737 7th street, bet Leave Washington at 5 a.m, Leave Washington at 11:15 a. ‘eville-at 10:00 wm ok ville at 5:15 a. Fore for round trip. including admiasic nd He ALsear &. Bing WAY, $99,D streci, ber. 9th and 19th, Jaoths O'HAGAN, 1917 Pi bet! isth and Mth ete Wu ELL, 113 Pa avenue. Capitol Bill, Jas. Baca (also Metallic Roofer,) 608 $4 9¢,,000.F PRINTING OFFICES. SHIRTS, £c. Doveras: ( Ladies’ Underwear qencrally) aesth . DENT: 185s. to tho Fair Groande 79 cent De. Woe MENRILL. 1112 F street no-thwest, @recow BactTuERs, 1012 P. bet 0th & ith ste, | _se7 st GEO. S. KOONTZ, Gent Agent. NG Josnrk b. PEaksow, corner 9th ud D streets. = — vay & HOLDEN. 1016 Penns. av.,corner ithet. | Powrtt & Ginx, 0-69. # street, tear 7th, F'USMOENT, VERHON The ston eel are PROBUCE AND PROVISIONS, fog been rebuilt and entirely rol Segre Lerteg Vasen eri 55. socnseeee AD ete by ber fern Produce Company. <0 Pacey. | wharf di nday excepted, REAL S5rave o'clock a, m.. tor ‘Mount’ Vernon (ihe tomb of Atstror & Duviey, cor. La. avenue and 7th street | Washington) and intermediate landi R. M- Hatt.corner Tth and F sts. % + Opp. Post Office Kitvocms & Latta, corner 1eth ned @ streete, FERING & Jowns, 1405 F near 18th. M Rounea, 613 7th st , opp. P.O. Department Ww. H. Cracert,8i9 Market bt 788,0p. Post Office maes0% & Co, 85 9: S JAMES SYR ES, Je19-3m Gen’l Superintendent Bing Arrow. SoLomon J. Fi Cuaries Tuo! oase & Pi E.K. Wise © Storrs, 44 F t WT Jonnson,(Anct'r,) cor. Ps. sy. &Sdat.cast. <Kenwevy & Son, Wth streot. near Riggs’ Bank. Pu_H. Wricw & Co.. 95 Fat., Masonic T ‘AUBASETS. SoEn Scort sDinineSaLoon (meals Se.) 936 La.ay, SASH aBD ——— GREATER Reduction in Prices. aT. 01 sth, west, "ATLOR. .st., corner E nort! % —_ © Bcrien. SO !1¢h street, ors ExXPEsss 2 mons Exrnes; Main Oftces: 8 Bo. av..cor. fean'» 65 Bridew st . Gum; Wate Maloe'anie, ENGRAVEES. ae Biaker,) 03 Pa. avenue. Es. Ba cuca TEN.(ai80 TY STe@) BoRRY CoLewan, 337th st, =. Center ‘Becnrn & SuEKMaN, 63 Louisiana * SCHOOLS AND Wach! NeTon Bustess Coulee, cor. 7th and Late, SEWING IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATENESS OF THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RB. DUCE STOCK, 1 AM OFFERING FOR Market enue. WHEELER & WiLson ¢, Dteer & Son, sgts..461 Pa.av, THE NEXT THIRTY DaYs: BeBe erty | unas tee Bet eno ap : c, Palsy aid Mthatciadina’s” | Teoma: Maxkow, (repatrine a specialty aa wth ay | Light Cassimere Suits, at..... 8,9, 10, 12 and $15 gen‘« {arnishings. ©@-Crape veils, trimmings, | Bias Hows's impaoven. J &5 Pa. av, | Blue Flannel! Suita(tharonghly spouged)... Be. Mincked stiffened &re-crimpad to ead ee’ | Wand Sey CQePany. 9 Sth street. | White Duck Suite (Derby wu ‘$$ HARDING. cor. 7th st. and Maryland soy, oa Mosonic Temi bere & tse ya 3 F Tene Onertg Comins Pantel ¢ To eee mk WER Mame Secor Mass.v.a7th si | Set, the test sod one eton “io vure end set's. Haht fice tag bod Raed - s re nea ae =r ‘OPS. Bmbalmer 5 UTORBIES., ere Pants, sing! + a. g2-57. me Tithe Wash ac ST5gUanretate Deviiws ate a ay, bot 11ehaiath ats, Whito Marseilles Vests... }, 2.50 and $3 Geo'town -_Fancral Wreaths latoral- Fic: . ogy & aeeeeeceee »9.56,3 4 ip “served & embalmed, tm superior arpin | Ms. It. A.SxiTH- i) Sth et fares, F577'95,1.15,9'99.50 ah SILEARZ PLATERS, sis a8 7.50 Sour Mecix. * - COrmer Ove. and 1thst, | Bowarp StorE, 69 7th Cy Poked Office, Boys’ Cassimere Suits...... yeenee seseesenennene ceevee es 5 rn eae Bont. A. WEEHAND, #4 D st., between 8h & Mth, Fine Black Cloth Frock Ooats........10, 19 and @15 won Be TT Tis are. eet lithalateeet SOAP SkD CANDLE FACTORIgs, | “ Blue Cloth Frock and Berby Goats.....8 to oF Winstow « Ger to ae ARR IEER, 9-21 @ st.. bet. Sth and 7th, A Large Assortment of Extra Sixe Suite. RAITU. P . pia Darema Bo, s a ‘ Srarmcns Cont Facer boc én bine, Wasuincton “eral, Ge 1th, near —_——__. 7A DEDUCTION of 20 PER OENT. been made on all these goods. ad S7Parchasers will find it to their advantage sive me acall, " to the orto Pf rd rg ty country, or to different Sehed of o small expense. So REMEMBER NAME AND NUMBER— A. STRAUS, Popular Clothing House, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Between 10th ond 11th Strests, ‘Three from HisveathStreet ee ey. D W. Baveniven, 819 imh street, 090M of Pa. ave, fase = will ‘attended to," jel-ly Washington News and Gossip. INTERNAL Revenve.—The receipts from this Source to-day were $36,447.21- Tae RBrORT that the Spanish government ha@ asked the recall of Minister Sickles is positively contradicted again. Generar Vax Bueen wants sets of all the schoo! books of the country tosend to the Viena Exhibition. SECRETARY DELANo has almost entirely re- covered from his recent illness, and will retara to Washington on Thursday of this week. A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION “to fill three vacancies of the second class took place at the Patent Office to-day. About thirty applicants competed. Jvpee J.J. Manvin, sixth auditor, has gone to Alabama. He expects to take the stamp for Grant and Wilson in the 3d district of that state. GeneRat Sytvanvus Tsarer, engineer corps, U.S. A., who died at Braintree, Mass., on Saturday, was the oldest graduate of West Point in the country. He entered the service in 1308. THe CamPaion 1m OnI0.—Gen. Walcott, chairman of the Obio state central committee, is in town. He speaks very encouragingly of the condition of the campaign in that state, and has no apprehension that the liberal republican democratic party will detract much from the republican majority. PERSsONAL.—Mr. E the District, returned from his summer vacation on Saturday. ----Mr. Henry Howard,third secre- tary to the British Legation, went to Newport yesterday. ‘Mr. Northcote, son of Sir Staf- tord Northcote, secretary to the British Com- mission, returned fr: his trip through the Canadas yesterda: ‘. Wakayama and T. Yashio, Japanese dignitaries, are at Wormley's. Mr. SAMP8ON, editor of The Colored Gilizen, has just returned from a campaign tobr tré: the state of New York, and reports that gyeat interest is taken in the republican mgs in that state, the audiences addresse bracing both white and colored s b licans and democrats. He says the Gi ing is growing rapidly in that state. . Mr. Sampeon wil! return to New York to fulfll fur- ther engagements to speak there. Nava Orricers TRANSFERRED.—Surgeon E. R. Denby has been ordered to the Pensacola as fleet surgeon of the south Pacific station. Paymaster bag Plunkett has been ordered to the Benicia. First Assistant Engineer Samuel Gregg ordered to the Frolic. First Assistant Engmeer Hiram Parker ordered to the bureau of steam engineerin; Lieutenant Jacob Noell detached from special duty at Washin; di placed on waiting orders. Surgeon J. M- Brown Getacked from the Pensacola and as fleet sur- geon of the south Pacitic station and ordered to Teturn home and await orders. Surgeon Thomas W. Leach detached from the Portsmouth, New Hampshire, navy yard and ordered to the ‘Cali- fornia as fi tion. leet surgeon of the north Pacific —- Romance oy THE New Yore Caitp Kiv- RAPPING CASE.—A telegram published in Sat- urday’s STAR, stated that a little daughter of General Albert Viele had been kidnapped by four ruffians at Lake Mahoy Y.,on Thure- day, and hurried away. The mystery was sub- sequently explained by a statement that the opie! who carried off the child were agents of rs. Viele, the mother of the child, who re- turned trom Europe for that purpose. Mrs. Viele accompanied the kidnapping party to the residence of General Viele, and, securing her child, refused to give it up except with her life. She and her daughter left on Saturday for Europe. A CoacnMan’s Brive. dal will make St. L —Chicago has a scan- ais green with envy. The Mail says: A girl of fifteen, the daughter of one of our wealthy citizens; became enamored of her father’s coachman, ‘and the Intimacy was carried so far t @ secret marriage was found expedient. The family were not inform- edot the marriage until recently, but the old Fentleman, instead of getting furious and kick- ing bis son-in-law out of the house, took it phil- osophically and set him up inthe livery br<i- ness. May the romantic pair live long and prosper. a A TOWN FiRED RY A Mop.—On Thursday night C. J. Dietfenbacher shot and killed a man named Melsted at Virginia, Cass county, Lili- Friday night a mob attacked the jail in where Dieffenbacher was contined, with the avowed purpose of hanging him. The jail was well guarded and the mob was repulsed. in revenge the outlaws set fire to the town, and, betore the flames could be extinguished, anen- tire block of buildings in the place was destroy- ed. The excitement in the village is intense, and more tronble is anticipated. Tue New Aacunisnor or Battiwore.— ‘The Most Rev. Archbisbop Bayley, recgntly pointed to the vacant See of Baltimore, it is understood, will not arrive here until about the middle of next month, as it will take him some time to settle up the affairs of the diocese of Newark, over which he has presided tor such a long period. The archtepixcopal residence, on North Charles street, has lately undergone com plete repairs, and everything now awaits the arrival of the new archbishop.—Baltimore Sun. eee ere DEATH OF THE OLDEST INHARITAWT.—Peg- £7 Arrington, believed to be the oldest person m Virginia, died a few days since at the resi- dence of Mr. Thomas F, r rR. rnin the city of Pittsburg in 1756 therefore 19 years old at the the Kevolutionary war. ResUvENaTE: he Georgetown, 8. C., Times says: We learn from unquestionable authority that Mr. John G. Fenters, of thie county, aged 78 has recently taken to himself in marriage © young and blushing bride of not quite fourteen years, and that such has been the effect on his venerable head that his hair, which Was silvery waite, is rapidly assuming the black color ot his you! THE LONGEST BRIDGER in the world is said to be on the Mobile and Montgomery Railroad, over the Tensas and Mobile Rivers. It 4s nf- teen miles in length, and has ten dra ws, one for each navigablechannel. The bridge of itseif is of wood, but the ports are of iron cylinders. ‘The structure cost $1,500,000, and has been three years in the course of constr: 5 Fines reported this morning: Flouring milis loss £25,000 to $30,090; rubber nce, Muse., damaged $50,000, in- sured for $35,000; it destruct in Memphis, Tenn., loss over 000. ap any man in we miles of Detroit. . J 7 Garnier wants to play Deery a game of French bi! 500 to points up, for $250 or 4500 a side. Gerlack, ch: with s was found drowned at Puede ia Foterda. He leaves four wives to monrn Ka Two craters of Vesuvius are still smoki Slight shocks are felt at the foot of the maus- &a~The backers of Mace and O'Baldwin have decided to return the stakes of the fight is declaredet. She was and was commencement of i l ae Hl i i i i being cast, The vote here at 1 p. m. stood: Perham, repub- caw, S47; Kimball, democrat, 433. L, Stanton, Secretary of who have been e: end with his his triumph over all competitors, he then left for other ‘elds of victory. largely used in Hungary. Pendence, Mo. Ditto in Washi Sa-San Francisco der of White Men.” SPEQIAL NOTIOES. | EVENING STAR. | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR Associated Press Reports, THE MAINE ELECTION. This Afternoon’s Dispatches, Large Vote, and Republicans Gatning LEWIsTo? Mz., Sept. 9.—A large vote is d the republicans are gaining. New York News aud Gossip. AJOTHER INOFFENSIVE CITIZEN BEATSN TO New York, Sept. 9.—John Cosgrove, one of A gang of desperadoes, attacked Henry a quiet, inoffensive citizen, yesterday w provocation, and beat him #0 severely that he cannot recover. Cosgrove has not yet been arrested. YOUR (ANDIDATE I CANNOT BE. Chari Loew, county clerk, has written a letter declining to be a candidate fur Mayor. ‘TRE INTERNATIONALS TICKLED. Great satisfaction prevails among the inter- nationals here at decision of the Hague Congress to remove the general council from London to this city. HT-HOUR LBAGUB DISSOLVED. The cabinet makers and upholsters’ eight- hour league dissolved yesterday. According to the report of the finance committae the recent strike ended disastrously to the fonds of the league, and its officers are accused of pecula- tion and dishonesty in the management of the treasury. THE COACH-DRIVERS’ ASSOCIATION held a special meeting yesterday to take my od to have the wages of coach-drivers increased from S12 to S14 per week. It was resolved to enter on astrike October ist. THE BIGHT-HOUR LEAGUE OF THE FURNITURE TRADE, which has ged members, held a meeting yester- day at which a report was submitted showing that the sum of 88,500, was expended during the recent strike for the support of the men. and that $5,000 remains in the ury. The organization is to resume the movement next spring, when a central organization will be formed covering all the trades. EX-GOVRENOR CURTIN, who bas been removed from Brooklyn to this city, is again in @ critical condition, having been prostrated by a large number of visits from indiscreet persons. THE NEW STATUE of Sir Walter Scott, designed for Central Park, arrived from Europe Saturday. ee From Europe To-day. THREE EMPERORS CANNOT KREP THE BERLIN- ERS QUIET WHEN THRIR BERR GOES UP. Brnwin, Sept.9.—The disorderly portion of the population of Berlin took occasion during the grand military parade on Saturday last to create many disturbances. One party of riot- our characters, enraged at an advance in the price of beer by Hoff & Co., made an attack upon their brewery and completely wrecked it. The police were compelled to charge on the crowd with drawn swords, and it was not dis- persed until many persons were wounded, and a still larger number.arrested. THE YACHT SAPPHRO ASHORE. Lowpox, Sept. 9.—The American yacht Sap- ho went ashore yesterday morning on the Sand- ead, but floated off later in the day. She re- ceived but slight injuries. THE GENEVA ARBITRATORS HAVING A GOOD TIME. Grweva, Sept. 9.—At the dinner given to the Alabama claims arbitrators last Saturday night, M. Carteret proposed the toast, ‘The health of all nations represented at Geneva.” The senti- ment was greeted with loud cheering, the bands pinyin the national airs of nations represented. Mr. Waite, American counsel, is yet absent from the city. The tribunal is to meet to-day at noon. e arbitrators while in Berne, where they will attend a state dinner on Thurscay next, will be the Federal council. Before returning to Geneva, they will make an excursion to the village of ee summer resort in the canton of Tne. ENGLISH ANXIETY AS TO THE AWAR! Lonnox, Sept. 9, 6 p. m.—Uncertainty as to the amount of award by the Geneva tribunal causes anxiety in the market for American securities, and has a depressing influence. ° Shot His Mother-in-Law. Boston, Sept. 9.—Charles Bassett shot his mother-in-law, Harrison Staples, in Lake- ville, Mass., on Saturday last, infilcting a dan- gerous wound. He gave himself up. Bassett alleges that his wife, to whom he had been mar- rn arted from him through his mother-in-law’s {ntiuence. and that being refused permission to seeher he was provoked to commit the act. Axtell Out for Grant. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. J.—S. B. Axtell, late a member ot Congress, has written a letter toa committee of citizens consenting to address a Public meeting on Saturday favoring the re-elec- ton of Grant. He says: **I could not.retain my selt-reapect if I should remain silent while he is being cruelly and wanton assaaited and stabbed in the house ot his friends.” ——. =e A Chicago Murder. Curcaco, Sept. 9.—Michael Callahan, a aceable citizen, was stabbed through ‘the cart by a drunken man, whom he mili proved for pushing his little hoy rrom the walk. The murderer was not arrested. ee = ried three , Was Mr. Forney Coming Home. Cucaco, Sept. 9-Col. J. W. Forney arrived in this city yesterday on his return from the Pa- cific coast. ee New Yorx Suvcciers Derearen.—Fitteen thousand cigars were found smuggled on the steamer Morro Castle, at Ni ork, from Rava- na, done up in rubber bags, ready to be thrown overboard as the steamer came up the harbor from Sandy Hook, and two small boats followed the steamer from off the Hook a long distance up the bay. evidently waiting to pick the bun- dies up. ‘The presence of custom-house officers on » who boarded the steamer some dis- below, prevented the success of the ew! ders, who ‘were First’ Ward politicians, a ngaged in this business « long time. All the cigars were of the finest braads. The cigass wore of the fin A KEW Pu. in bill-posting was observed fue other day by Broadway pedestrians. A horse had succumbed from the heat on the pre. vious evening, and his remains had not yet deen removed. The day was cloudy, and the ambrel- la people were out with their posters. One of them, an umbrella man, at once seized his op- cree and commencing at the neck, he plastered the unfortunate animal from end to announcements. With a smile at Tue WILLIAMSPORT, Pa., RioTens Com- yicTED.—The trial of ‘the July rioters, which has cceapied the court of the quarter sessions for @ full woek, at Williamsport, Pa., ended Saturday. Tke jury at 11 p. m, rendered a ver- dict of convictien against twenty-oue of the de- fendante, including Birmiagham, Gregory, Whitton, and Biake,_ who are chiarged with ie leader. ‘Judge Gamble will pase seutence on September road &7 American and mowers are now So Weather rather “Torrid Zonish” at Inde- ‘ington. has an “Independent Or- Nid [F the pen, her Tae Urreeces MURpER.— Phe Will of Ame fence rail, causing one of the lia Wheat— Petition and Carcat.—In the Orphans’ into ber st r Court of this city, in the matter of the will of mother, tollowet by his Mrs. Amelia Wheat, who was shot dead in her poor girl had gone scare Led, at is alleged, by her nephew, Jesse Upper- 3 peiore she n the to cue, now confined in jail apon said charge, the An inquest held by Justice H Hon. Isaac 1). jones,” counsel for the heirs at nson, who empanneled @ fury tor the pur law, filed on Saturday last the petition and caveat of Jarrett Tracy, of Baltimore county. The petitioner alleges that he is the only sur- viving brother of Amelia Wheat, who died on the 2th of August, leaving al*o Temperance Reed, her sister, and the children of ceased sister, Sarah Ellis and M. pose, rendered a vercict in acoordance wrth the facts. A Same Lexatic Mompmere.— Bhe trial in the General Sessions of James homicide of John Halloran, ended in a ver Of acquittal on the ground of Insar He wa then sent to the Sta! Lamatic Asylom, unde the statute regulating such matters. 7 morning an application wae made on a wri habeas corpus ior his release, on the ground t) be was of sane mi Ar Th to the writ + made that Burns was properly committed = natic, and he was produced in court. Wm Howe, counsel (or the prisoner the return it was not stated t present insane, and that und stances he should not be kept ie we bahay e death of Amclia Wheat, a paper writing, purporting to be the will of Amelia Wheat, was, on Accuses Seth, lett im the court by Michaci Bannon, Feq.; that probate bas been taken of said paper in the absence of all the next relatives of the said de- ceased, and without notice to any of them and consequently said probate was taken with- out contest; that Sarah Uppercue is named 4a the sole executrix thereof, but that let ters testamentary bave not en ‘anted 7 The petitioner prays that the case may foes ” ar, 4 apr penne tw examined and heard. He charges that said gatge acon ae be hall 0 Paper writing is not the last will and testament | ‘¢f contended that the priec of Amelia Wheat, and ought not to be admitted | ©! * *erious crime on the gro: to probate and record as such, because at the | ¥8* Pot proper that he shoul time the said paper writing was executed she | Clared sane without a critical inqu aS an aged woman, in infirm health, nervous | Mental condition through the medium of and of weak mind, and that the execution of the | 4! inquisibon. He did not think on Was entitled to be discharged. 1D the ¥ pople and 2m. said paper writing by her was procured by the | babeas corpus proceeding a discharge cou importunity of one Jesse Uppercue, who fs the Fra, Suane Lemard emserves his Cocksion principal devisee and tee therein, which . ¥. Commercial, eS - was unable to resist by reason of the weakners of her health and mind, and that the said execution of her will was made merely for the sake of peace; and also because said paper writing was afterwards revoked.— Baltimore Sw: Tae Prrxcz Wittiam County (VA.) Tra- Gxpy.—A letter from Manassas to the Freder- g Star, dated the 5th, says the remains of James F. Clark were to Bellfare Mills— his childhood home—yesterday, and interred. A large concourse of friends and scqnaintances followed to their last restingplace. The parting Acorpant.—A Ha letter of the 3th ult, to the 5 Louis Globe, says: —" A wad accident occurred e by whieh a most exteeme. Ife. -A'Mr. Hockeremith and his wile were ss town in the forenoon, and returned to th- © home, abot four miles north of town, in ‘ evening. Just after arriving nome, Mrs. with the cor; at the grave by the ts of | Sbout the tube, the gun was discharged. the deceased is described as being very affects ay sey De in consing nonsty, one present to shed J — ars. Ex-Governor Henry A. Wise has been Serator Scxw engaged 3 Clark's father to assist in the prose- | york Tril explains that et Fewell. Fewell is Sey im jail. e's | among the incidents of Mr. Sumuer's injuries in . and has no fear of con m by s, 1856, ti a et a Was an inflammation of the spinal cord, the effect of the blows on the head. Ont of this grew ap abnormal affection ot the heart, not organic, which reeurs with overwork. and is only cured by rest and by restoration of the health. Upon his return to Boston these ieting symptoms mppeared and made it absolutely necessary for the Senator to seck immetiate qmet te prevent their development. This was of course impossible here. His (riende and physicians therefore joined in an urgent request that he should sail ior Europe, to which he reluctantly assented. A Dost Betwaax Women.—Two women in the city of Mexico, in love with a aut in the army, and who were jealous of eash other fought a duel afew weeks since. One was armed with an ordinary and the other with « dagger made from a born. The duci was fought to the rules of the code, with other ‘as seconds. The woman with the bone Med women ae. ki ber antagonist. The murderess the seconds were arrested. be gotten in this county, most every one having disqualitied himself as a juror by expression of opinion. Miss Fewell continues weak and nervous. She has not been informed of the shooting, as her attending physician thinks the revelation of such shocking news would probably result fa- tally. The complicity of those of this place in this dirgraceful affeir will be published some future day, probably not far distant. Judge Nicel has not yet decided as to bail for Fewell. DisAsTROUS FIRE IN MEMPHIS.—A destrac- tive fire broke out in Memphis, Tenn.,yesterday morning. Owing to the long drought and com- bustible materials surrounding the buildings, ‘the flames spread so ps org at betore the en- gines were fairly at work it was thought the Chicago fire wou! repeated. The en- Ure block from Union to Monroe street was on fire and the air filled with ‘ks, which set fire to numerous places, some fully ten blocks dis- tant from the scene. Day was breaking when Bruce’s manufactory fell with a terrible crash. Its huge walls and roof smothering the flames inside toon enabled the firemen to gain control, but couthwarc the flames had spread to Brack- ett’s livery stable, Wallace & Gibson's car- 4g or and — a. and, in fact, swept everythi Union street. ‘The total lors will not Tail short of $210,000. About com: September 28 the Day. Your Tickets Now or Hever. ‘The vast sales of tickets mage, and the in jor them from all quarters. bi Geermined the Trustess thet tne GRAND CONCERT for the bepefit ot PUBLIC! RY OF KENTUCK Y. advertised for PAT BDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1872, suavt rosirivery cone OFF ON THAT DAY, WITHOUT Port now one-half is covered by insurance in local panies. = the amount of £3,500,000. The London Observer thinks that the amount of damages was practically determined on Saturday, and that the lump sum was about £3,000,000 ster- ling. The dinner the city of Genev ¥ most satisfactory affair. Cartaret. on the part of his fellow-citizens, declared that the pres- ence of the arbitrators was an honor to Geneva, and he hoped that all nations would follow the DNEMENT. the example of England and the United States in | Oth: wo agin K men settling their difference through such a peace- | bY Mail and Gxprese. which got bers afver salve ful appeal to reason and justice. Count Sclopis .te peed Bot occur if the warniag now give replied with words of praise for the city of Ge- due season te bh neva. The érawi urday mort pts . of the Public Library building. the cne thousand gifts are di LIST OF @ Tse ImreRiat Jamporer.—The visit of the Emperors at Berlin continues to be the occasion of feasting and festivities. A military display took place en Saturday, at which each y peror | One Grand Gift, Cash - £100 000 Tode at the head of a regiment; in the evening a | Ope Grand Gift, Gash, - - 30.000 court dinner was given at the Imperial Palace, -_ *. °°. ~Bae at which William gave the toast, “Our guests: =) Bs ee ie oe Sooo Francis Joseph proposed ‘the’ health of the gt A cee 19.000 German Emperor and ‘this family;” Alexander toasted ‘thé valiant German army;” at night there was a monster torehlight procession. Czar Alexander, of Russia, has conferred on Crown Prince Frederick William, of Prussia, the Order of St. Andrew, and has make Princes Frederick Charles and Frederick Henry Field Marshals of the Russian army. A Boy Convictep or Murprr.—At Potts- ville. Pa., Jos. Brown was on Saturday convic ed of murder in the first degree, for the killing, in February last, in Washington townshi; Schuylkill county, Pa.,of Daniel S. Kramer, wealthy farmer, and his aged wife. The tri commenced on Tuesday of last week, and con- tinued ten days. His counsel moved an arrest of judgment and for a new trial, and Judge Green granted his counsel until "Wednesda: tp | 4 cit 20 next in which to show cause, and appoint ‘hestre Saturday next as the day for argument. bs ———— Wd 7 Hy = ore pA. At rench =bip ues Sevrin, from Macao <> 6th, arrived at ‘Havana on the ath, insteot, soUanent wit Soidees ten bringing @ cargo of Chinese. The Chinamen | Srrangements have eos mutinied shortly after leaving Macao, and it is | who may come. Feported that the captain Killedseveraior them | | Persove holding whole, half or quarter tickets witt wore. pencti ‘admitt: 10 ancert wud Dra an hol ng Say Ay oy Po & terrible condition. Sixty-five out of 300 died during the passage. survivors, on landing presented a — —— = French and Span- vesse 1s—princip: former—are engaged in the ovolle trade. sé LatgeT FROM THE VERMONT ExECTION.— Semi-oficial returns from all bat four towns in Vermont give Converse 42,: votes. and Gardner Converse’s majority, 25,618. ‘The remaining towns gave, in 15/0, 110 repub- lican majority. The senate is unanimously PEICE OF TICKETS. ‘Whole tickets, $10, alee. lor tickets fi for ry 600: 255 foe | vn leew Tepublicas. The house stands—republicans, 205, | Medjsonrailrond. the Ohio: In 18:0, the democrats had iwo | fhe Louisville Onemsion, a as Pall crents sired 1 agents are reguired to their eturoe in oll time fo feach tole 0 this suctr ee: those located at great disiauces must ei days before the 250, —— ickets u » which Bre aw without dieesunt. by the Farmete’ eit currency or by » al Copies some SEME by letter, York, under 264 coteep2) i : § 3 i F SOHOOL By OF ALL pmscarrriexs, 4? THE LOWEST Rates. me hap cee et , phage eR ak si SFhe enh fe the : aot, torre 47 THE VERY LOWEST PRICES, 87 An old Scotch pre _ et Babergh trom tandon nd nie 224 | sPRECERIAN PERS AND COPY BOOKS, ite Gounel te : ae BLANK um = bat Lam poor, and will make vA on to eee oes EE i if i ¥ H i anit