Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1872, Page 1

Se © | Mr. Greeley om the Stamp. ‘THE EVENING STAR. wna My SIT ome Mame. ee Published Daily, Sundays Exeepted * 4 . en tik STAR BUILDINGS, i . Fennsylvania Avenue, corner Lith St; | Cincinmati chamber o! © nT the main part ® WHE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COWT, mere and EBE EVENING STA ts served by carrier to —— : > A sabecribers st TEN O=NTs PER Ween, or Foa- s ™ by 00; one year, $5. SSS the eon Lenny Gewese em | YOU 49 6.090. WASHINGTON, D. C.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1872. TWO CENTS. MW Bates of advertizing furnished om application ee ed people be sa So generally and so bitte FFI 01 et e1 SPEC “OTICES. ‘gl TIN, itical Notes. " ornast sg nota ses nro awet | SPECIAL NOTICES. — | EVENING STAR. |. ssnewe 2.202% yous, wo | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAB Remxenva oerk = © The regtstered Totcrs ot ihe Thirteenth Dist A Cara =, | Was not Horace Gresicy right when te eait,| hig Afterneon’s Dispatches Was TON, he registered voters ot the Thirteen i - A i as not Horace Greeley right when be said, . ——- ernor of rt > hose ee be ati ith ths letters A. By ly ie, di im Sovth America, “ e i ad craze en i eB qu BETEy D. Coons Governor of the D bree oy Sp ag gee eAGeitinseacoret:ds ate solange rencey | Washington News and Gossip, | «the. white House guldy craves whet ti —— Z af Nervous Weakness, Karly Decas, a Lass: San palin ay soct 5 Will Le held in said District on the wcond ict | Diocase ota yy cpa Seminal Oresnevand the | IntRRWAL REVENC %.—The receipts from this | | Af Buffalo, N. Y., the democratic and liberal ‘Associated Press Reports. Sih das—ot October, B72. betwoon the + | mapie train ct digredare brvaat cab sea cured ny | Source to-day were = fion. Wim Williams for congress. New York Notes. chon of ; he Thirteenth District | fhe nople remedy. _Promyced by adesiretobeneit | tux Paestvast eted to retarn to the | | ‘One by one the statcsare piayed,""is the new | Somcieue: Pani Paik eorar a hos e lettars N,0, P,Q B | for preparing and using this ime Fi Waite louse on Thursday of this week. fade oth be bane ucine vera meetiont, rose# | and examined before Judge Shandley ves! they think w r of esia D Ei treat nastiness, Vi! Vote at house Ho. P13 | cuvelzze: to amy ene whe needs it, Pret a/ Charss. Ex-Govenxor Ona, of South Carolina, has | | The Greeleyites of the tir district of Minne- | O" the charge of Keeping’a Inger pen titled “An mot to divice the ‘EEN c . Station D, Bible Honse, ecli emai sota have nominated Mr. Morton 5. Wilkinson | Senders, selling lager beer and keeping a band eet te dk . FOURTEENTH DI: TRICT jon D, Bible Honse, | declined the mission to the Argen‘ine Republic. 4 A" + ee Tee aren _ i rit coved Anenst Judie. ohh Suox pars ofthe cits tt Waikienion | mateie New York =e for congress, on a free trade platform. How ie performing. Tue | was caused g within th: folowing bounds: Se | Taw etaticnics of wootion mamutucteree in | dog Me Greve lke this! Tn be complaint of a Methodist ob wa ¢ north, ‘anning upNorth Capitel SSS ne Ur s Peas ae North Carolina paper pulls down the Gree Us to the garden. The trial was dary. th alone Boundary to Sixth AMUSEMEN Ss Uniiteg seme Case ore census resort | jay tag and puts in. the place, “For President, he 4:h of Uctober, and will be ma nce mle Sint treet wit to dhe just prepared, shows the number of anybody to beat Grant.” It has reached the | case. . nvenne; themce along Blote’ Isiaed avenue f 1 Seventh street west; thence d west to L street north; thes to New Jersey a avenue to » K str North Capit str; ch 1 that Greeley 15 not the man. THE TORPEDO BOAT Mr. Hobbs, the cefeated democrat for the | Which was launched at the navy mination in the third Congressio: ago sudden nk last Frida: Maryiand, will rin independen ne Haceeie one A ete THEATRE COMIQUE, | me LITH STRERT, CORNER OF c. tel 2,891, and the amount of capital inves- 998, 384,23 factories. ol. aud has thirty-one | | | } THE RESOBT OF THE THE BEST SBLECTION IN f pone iene. Seeinr a Coxsussionens To Examine THs Nonra- to tenes i s probably be supported by republican ics on bo: was to leave bis t OT. NOVELTY OF AE EGAMDLES zn Pactric Rattroav.—The Presi Representative Elliott ts running bo mae raise ho registered vor t FAMILY NIGHTS, TUESDAY. appointed, as Commissioners to examina the | lower house ot the state legislature and of Con- mpress woes nddenaer Sout oom, | aetee hace Pacific rai ‘ on or | gress, in Sonth Carolina, with the expectatt piled in airt zl poten SECOND DIw € , 7 hingt 3 7 , | if the Moses party succeed, of going ultimat. had aved their live Naval f exeniutives of o r ee ee | LE CELESTE. G Washington, D. ©., Thomas Underwood, of | if the M J . 3 Delan Pag aro Re gegen saneh | qZberealstered voters of the, Fourteenth Dist a Te LLY BROT Latavette, Indiana, 'and A. C. Sands, of Cin. | tthe Senate in place of Sawyer. Delano has condemned the vescel. cinnati, Ohio. It has got ab-oad | FORRESTER Disc K will vote at corner Fourth and N streets horthwest, ARGED ON THE NATHAN R CHARGE. 3 —Forrester, the alleged At pert ot the county of coin ay a that one of the “ brayes’ SUrBRvISER Cons has been assigned to duty | the re-election of Grant. -John Morri: ut eleven o'clock L has been betting on 4 . MU New Yorx, Sept RD DisTRIcT. Youe. —_ y at Springtield. " b- aw depu dei Ben, than, was discharged to- | Forrest, Tiffin : The re yotersot the Fourteenth District in the intern: e eretoti de: Judge Ledwith have been deputed to han’ rer of Benj 5 * ‘orrest, Carey, Tiffin, C Firat District resit | Whoer names beat with the letters Ly M,N, 0, Ps ile ingege BLannC En EE inder | gnd expel the traitor. »the district attorney advising the discon- | He will’ probably leave tlving Beton Lin | Qy i wilt vote st corner Fourth and N streets north charge of Supervisor Emery, (Kentuc! Mr. BE. Joy Mérris, having first declined the | t™uance of the case, as he had not sufficient evening and go through Warren ts be pea ET ‘Tennessee, Mississippi. Alabama, and Louisi- | nomination of the democrats and liberals as a | €¥idence to prove the guilt of the prisoner, ville, Cary, Warren, Pa, via Phil OCRT crNeT. ana,) and Supervisor Perry has Teassigned c Songress fre rc tric oe ) or Perry has been reassig candidate tor Congress from the second district Forrester was sent to the Tombs to await a | Erie railroad to Sanbure sof the Fourteenth District i 4 onsale ame BOS x u RECINT. os - ther’ y We. | The Daily to service in Virginia, West Vir, Nortu and | of Pennsylvania, has reconsidered the matter, | Tequisition of the Governor of Illinois, where Lehigh V gf,the First, District resid. | S°Y°Zwill vots at coracr Fourth and M atrects | Ocleate and South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. and now considers it his duty to accept the nom” | Forrester will be sent to serve thirteen years ss aid district Iying east of the | X.¥. Zi Davie and bis Do ; 5 eee oR : ination. imprisonment. A New Tuxxet Tugoven Tae Aurs—a begin with the betters * FIFTEENTH DISTRICT Sanford’s Uncle One ofthe best informed politicians of the Each party in Minnesota has now completed A WRIT OF HABEAS CoRrTS. contract has lately been signed between the H will vote at Bobert | includes all that part of the city of Washington | Curtain falls west writes to this city, in answer to a request | its nominations for members of Congress. ‘Their Judge Leonard has granted a writ of habeas | directors of th corpus, returnable Friday, for Forrester, on the | land, and M. und that he is now held illegally, having | bormg of « ne t. Gothard railway, Switzer . Favre, of Geneva, for th railway tunnel through ti lying within the following bounds: Commencing at Deors open at 7 o'clock; Overture at 58 o'cioe! Rene ee ECM ve District resid. | Datreet north, and raunicg up North Capitol street | Admission, 28, €0 und 7 cents: Private. Boxes district Tying east cl the | (Massachusetts avenue; thence along Masaciu- for his private opinion of the situationin Indi | names are as follows, in the order ot districts ana and Obio, as follows: Republican—Mark H. Damnell, H. B. Stra ‘The regi ing in that part of each. Matinee doors Opea at 1:3) and ion, 26 and W ci ‘ aud 311 setts avenue to First street west; thence up First pre ents. Don’t forget the Dog “Tregard Indiana as safe in October; Ohio | John T. Averill; Democratic—Mortimer 8. Wil- n discharged from arrest inthe Nathan mur- | Alpe, which promises to surpass anything of th Avac: stis river whoss names begin with the letters h; thence along Et street especially for family patronage. se23 lw f a Ne i Le | kinson, Christopher Graham, Geo. L. Becker. der case. kind yet attemptea. The length of the tan: : LMS OP, GEST OLY. WRT. | street west to K street north; & also. Bets are plenty here that Grant will be B «gap d ‘HB OLD nor: . en. Oost, Z will vote at Loudon’ chop, Unicorsen. pote pong pt rary unser ta np oe EW NATIONAL THEATER. elected, without takers.” Kichmond, Va., papers say there is no other THE TH DUTCH CHURCH, will be @ little more than nine miles. t in Fulton street, was crowded to excess at the | £10.000,000. The work is to be finished within fifteenth anniversary of the daily noon prayer- | eight years; and if sooner finished the contractor meeting-to day. Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler pre- | is to receive $1,000 a day for each day in ad =o city in the Union’ of the same white population cient wath: temteatoon a atest sank Mu; J: G- Bavennss Lewes ani Manager’! nee. Say Jcamppounnkky AS: bunsisin; | wheesimere menere aaeeotanerton tte on, to Bixth street west to D street norte, and slong D GEAND REOPENING. letter from a United States official in Berlin | OF more thrift and industry exhibited than there ii r « oT tere Street uurth to North Cepitol street. a says little or nodoubt is entertained there, that | Yery unhappy uuder a republican atcleatr: | by Dt. Cusler: Rove's De Baraca Poca | ance of the contract time. If the | nd he Second Di re FIRST PRECINCT. MONDAY EVENING September 23. : | very unhappy uuder a republican administra. Dr. Curler, -D. rd, y work fs, from any yed beyond district lying of registered voters of the Fifteenth District — the Emperor of Germany has decided in favor | tion. rian; William H. Boole, Methodist; Mr. Henry | the contract time, $1,000 8 day are to be tor. ck whose names begia with th: ere names begin with the letters A, B, C.D will | ELEGANTLY D¥FCORATED, of the United States, as arbitrator between The proportion of democrats who reject the | Day, lay Methodist; Dr. Ormistead, Reformed | feited. If the delay reaches beyond *'s months, A,B.C.D. EB, F)G. Gy i, J will vote at the lower t the southwest corner of Fourth and Mf strcets BEAUTIFULLY ERESCORD, Great Britain and this country in the matter of | confederation is probably larger in Wisconsin | Dutch; Kevs. J. Hyatt Smith, Baptist; William | the terfert then © be increased to Seventh street tht a ae West. samn amatnioe FRESH SUPE HDLY CARPETED. the San Jnanor northwestern boundary line. | than in any other state, and many of the inde- | M- Taylor, Congregational, aud Nelson Mc- | ‘The contractor deposits #1 ‘The registered tot he See ‘The registered voters of the Fitteenth District | Mok:ng this time-honwey Beet ee: | It ie likewise stated that the delay in the ofiici pendents are in open sympathy with the repub- | Vickar, Episcopal. for the faithful performance of the strict lying ea: whose names begia with the letters &, F, G, H. 1, | mest 01 jem p) announcement is to wait for the excitement | licans. Straight fats tem Opponent: arerun- | THE INTERNATIONALS TO HOLD ANOTHER Cc the delay exceeds the contract time ) hh J, K will vote at the southwest corner of Fourth and ENTIRELY New. over the Geneva award to subside in England. | ning against both Eldridge in the Fond du Lac GRESS. ar the contract is to be broken and the com- - P. 8. T. CLV Hi streets northwes: And second to nene in the outy. “Zeta” in Balt. 8 and Mitchell in the Milwaukee districts, and At the meeting of the Spring street fed: ny take possession of the security money the lower Seventh sireet toll gate, THIRD PRECINCT. ; A MAGNIFICENT DROP CURTAIN, ———__ x with good prospects of seriouseffect inthe latter. | cOvncil of the Internationals yesterday it wat | Thecontractor is an eminent cee ceca eae Whe vechaesed nae tren oot Darts bated recistered seen oe = Eipeestts Mystrict From the pencil of Mr. James Lamb, has been Rumonep RECALL oF Mg. Mort.—A Yoko The New York Day Book rep y | announced that the Internationals of Europe | aman of rare ities. He was tormer wales mest ob nana eyoct of | Mbuse tenies begin with the letteraL M,N. 0. P, | pated. a: bama correspondent of the New York Herald a Bi d e | areto hold another universal 8, as th 1 el P, 7 td m that it dis et ly est of nl jo. 3 hwest. 2 opel iv i be ish an rown, and comes out for Conor and Ad congress, asthe | journeyman carpenter in Par Beck" Crock ‘will vote at Harry's earpeater shop, | 2° ¥ill vote at Mo, 235 Roarth street northwest. | Zhocpening attraction wili be the distinguished | Yate comespondent o August 21, says: Mr: | ams. The Commercial Advertiser intimatesthat | ope recently held at the Hague has caused great a ee & : = ‘Tenpaily town. ‘The registered voters of the Fifteen h District MR. W. J. FLORENC Mori Jap: " , A sh- | the defection of the Day Book trom the Greeley | “it®atistaction among the members. A Goop TRINe ror Wives. THIRD DISTRICT whose ns mes begin with the letters 3,T.U,V¥, W In Faleoner and startling drama, (prodaced gd apanese charge d’afiaires at Wash- ranks is largely owing to an intolerable dislikix AKBEST OF ANOTHER MURDERER. who have wort ment . DED Bis “hog pe pe gee py ah ‘nlconer's in Teeared | ington, will by this steamer receive letters of | is y owly; p » ng . 7 " URDERER. ho have worthless men Includes all that part of the city of Georgetown | X,¥,Z will vote at No 739 Third street norih- | wich entire new re Dery and effects.) and entitled 1. m1 9 it entertains towards *‘a gentleman trom Af, 7 Timothy Landers, who stabbed to the heart | tound out that the hor Tying west of High . west. SIX. BENTH DISTRICT bs EILEEN OGE,’ . ead Ai tpeomioes of Austen, ore by the name of Saunders. ‘The Maryland Gree- | Joreph Burnett, his brother-in-law, last t us Ixcindes all that part of the of Bupported by te RY SAVILLE, is now in Europe with General ms, and he | ley committee is implored to take Saunders etl el eaten, = clone can make ob thi Jiowing boand - will shortiy return toJapan. His successor has a . oe tage here down Sixth st And 8 powerfa} cv Wey denpers dust betore Mr. Greeley delivered his speech | atrived here yesterday from Ba‘taio with a full | they reside. ai- FIRST OLAS ARTISTS bot yet been named. J spe: ‘ * ~ 3 i ithence along the line of the | “4 ~~ at Pittsburg, on Thursday evening, he was ap- | {reight via the Erie canal in five days less time | site, the law s' “the homestead and . SECOND PRECINCT. an hail street; thence down F aU MENTED ORCHESTRA, ConMISSIONERS TO THE VIENNA Exposition. prosched by Gov. Randolph, who suggested to | than the usual horse locomotion. itis the first | house, not eeding in value five thousand pace toate eich eee be Snonvo oactwardiy 20 the consis thea adtlsef Seats willcommence at Metzeroit's Mastc | ‘The following names have been sent to the State lim te subjects which he'should refer. He | steam canal boat that b the trip, | dollars, can be selected by the husband yoW.N.Y¥,Z will vote Hine of the canal to Sout Capitol mreet; thence up | Ste L vals _ | department by Mr. Van Buren, United States | listened to him for some time, and finally, r eke nee ae wife, of either of them case 1! tive of ctewn. D.C South and North Ospitel streets to I atreet north; | Opp Ni On Exhibiti New N s 3 pulling his hat over his eyes, said: “I will be ‘rom pe 5 the power of the wife in this respect lately o: FOURTH DISTRICT nd slong D strect north to Sixth streot west. | OLD, © "oad eee a commissioner to the Vienna exposition, for | — it 1 don’t know my own opinions “better | DOM, Seen os SRS TAND: scmeid ang | CYTE !2 San Francisco. A husband, who’ was ra 9 of ths < a FIksT PRECINCT. Mfirmation as assistant commissioners, v! one else does.” He th i , Lo » Sept. 23.—Snow tell at Sheflield and | « hopeless drunkard, after ranw: through all Brine cast ct Higtearece! tb? ety of Georgetown | ,, registered. votirs uf the Sixteenth District | 77H Bt. ara St. | Wn. M-. Round, Boston, Mass Low's Sea thatepeseh which han tioshae oo the grenid ihe | tn the neighborhood of that city yestemtan: bie permonal property, was prepartag to oat the wheeene: whose names begin wi ier A, B.C. Dg, eongoed, Cinemnati; J. C. Bolter, of New Yor! hopes. bi »port throu mae THE OCEAN STEAMSHIP CHINA DISABLED. homestead in which he and his wiic and tami! The registered voters cf the Fourth District whore | F will voueat 3 S Pennsylvania ayeuce northwest’ | Ho. 416 Teh strest, between D and Bestreets, etght | (noe at Vienuay'G, 9. Bremek. Beoe Coie been Cnenah Sho ee The steamship China, from Liverpool Satur- | lived, without the consent of the w Fortae Ree ects, Sith the lettere : ‘The registered voters of the Sixteenth District | hotee Ot] Paintings, Engr: Chromos, ae. | hts 1: Garreston, Cleveland; Kob Sergeant, of | ‘Two ot the New York republican papers ot | day. for New York, returned to the former port, | natciy she heard or it. and uietly went Biwi Note at Mo. SX Congress strest Wh: se names begia with the letteraG. 1H, 1,J,h.L, | Also, largest stock r_Hatgines, Window | Brooklyn; Edward Gottheil, of New Orleans, | Saturday announce that Charles O'Goree bos | having been disabled at Queenstome by the | registered the property as homestead. — SECOND PRECINET. M:N will Vove at 315 Pennsylvania syenue north: sole Mlnga, Rol Zromes, Picsare. Cores end Tas- | and A. E. Steasny, of New York. written @ private letter to one of the straight- peor apeoe nebo pry es —_ a god when scarching the the. encountered ‘The registered voters of the Fourth District whose | West. 32 = ‘Bo TEEMS CASE: = Nava Orricers TRANSFE Ora: out democratic committee, stating that he has pate ‘ansferred @ Cala- | her deciaration, which made it impossible for names begin with the letters 1.3, K, L, M.N.O. P. TuIRD PaECINCT. so i F ¥FICERS TRANSPERRED.—Ordered— | Peconsidered his decision 1a re to the nomi- | ria, which sails from Liverpool to-morrow. | the husband to sell the y. That law not oy W.X,¥ 2 will voto'at No. 146 | he tetice iegin with theletiers O Ere, Bee a | memeeremember Name and Number. __jel-17"_ | Commodore Francis M. Bunce to the Pensacola | TeConsidered bi Presidency, and had determined | The cargo and remaining passengers will be | only legally makes the wits bait owner of the Sines 1 U.V WX, YZ wil vote at 322 Penusylveuia | “7 rng pYCITRPCIONG &p | UaTy-Fardasexecutive officer, Oct. zist; Com-| to accept the candidacy. The New York song by the Russia, sailing in the | homestead, but also exempts it from sale for Inctades at thee batt DISTRICT ° washington | #*ende northwent. PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. | modore chas. L. Franklin tothe Pensacola navy- straight-out executive committee have issued | ¥ee a subsequent debt, execution or liability. Tying West of Twenty first sirest west, SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT __ : yard as ordnance officer, Oct. 2ist; Lieut. Fran- | &n address of some length, **To the democracy re . 3 FIRST PRECINCT. Includes off that part of eee ot elie rp (GG*45D ComMPLIMENTaRY PIC NIC cis M. Gardner to the receiving ship Sabine, | of the — ot per y rie calling on = to Peer > Dantas os gage states Ph na Coa 7 Darras = Pe TION Aw ‘The registered roters of the ying wi rw is: Commer Portsmouth, N. H. Detached—CQommander | support O’Conor and Adams, and for holding a a a ity, ani #T—Forney's Press of 10-day, save it ts names begin with the letters A. B,C, D,E.F@ | Eighth street west.and ranuing along G street south To the Propristors of Jonn Ee Datta te th z, | state convention at Albany on the 3d of October, | {ter remaining but a few hours left for Bor- | warranted in saying that Ina tew days Curtin Bill Sote at the corner of Tweaty-second aud 1 | 10 the canal: thetice slong the tine of the eaual Ok Sik te Bee ee pe NRE) | Si ts pereouned putting before the people an | Geaux. He will soon sail from Havre for | will speak against Hartranft or governor of streets nerthwest, with Maryland avcue; thoace alvug Matylaud ay, econ eee mander F.' H. Baker from daty as navigation | electoral ticket, && America. Penneplvania, although it knows nothing of SECOND PRECINCT. ¥ land ie 3 : . H. Bs » 5 ‘ names becin with the letters H, I,J, K. L. Mw! i t - end 8 of get ts i c ing, Oct. | for Paris, where he intends aw i, er Sartin’ Yote at the corner of Twenty second and ietreets | canal to Bighth street we: hence down Eighth | avnowncing to the public that they will give 25th. tions. for Paris, wi int remaining two or | burg /’at: tot, which says: “* Governor Curtin’s be . Street West to @ street south. Grand Pic-Nic at Analostan I*land, MON . JOR on y. | three weeks. He will return to the United | nomination by the liberal committee was de = THIRD PRECINCT. FIRST PRECTSCT. DAY, September 234, Its? c mmencing at 3! Punconat.—Miss Nellie Grant, accompaniea | “The New York frmes tates «The | waneiae | States some time during Norember. with his distinct approval, and some days be ‘The registered vote the Fiith District wtose | | The registered voters of the Seventeenth District | o'clock. Tickets, & ceute; admitting #genthmaa s a ste the defalcation of James Jubn ‘clerk of th THE EMPEROR WILLIAM. fore; and as soon as he is able to write at all he pames begin wiih the letters N, 0, . BS, T, U, | Whose names begin oe letters & a will vote | and ladies. Ferry free. Tho Visiting tribes of in. | by Mr.and Mrs. Borie, will sail for the United Mane OF Sruaeaé rhage oub enear ap ea rd A special dispatch to the Tim-s trom Berlin, | will’ forma ly accept, defining his position in a seen hd cena Soke At the corucr of ‘Twenty: | at Island Hall, near the intersection of Sixth street | diary now in Washington have accep‘ed an iavita | states on the 12th inst. --+-Postmaster Genera! | * is ere U says it is re} im that city that the Emperor voral ° he second and i street northwest. and Virginia avenue southwest. tion to be present daring the afternoon aud evening. certed to be that he has been heavily engaged in | S8¥ ty pe manner most favorable to the liberals of th SIXTH DISTRICT SECOND PRECINCT, , Brass and string Bard engaged for the ocea- | Creswell lett here last evening for Ohio, where | stock speculation, and was using the funds 0° illiam contemplates making a considerable | state. He will not be weil enough, | fear to take Includes al! that part of the city of Washington | _ The registered voters of the Seventcenth District 2\*_ | he will take part in the campaign in that state. | the government for his private purposes. Hi« | Feduction in the .orce of the army now occupying | the stump.” Eli Slifer,of Pennsylvania, and iyi b of M street north, betters Bitrrneen | whe ea with the letters D, i FQ. H OR MOUNT VERNON —tne swamer ARBOW | ,.., GER: Cowen, Assistant Secretary of the In- | favorite stock was Pacific Mail. and bydabbling | French territory after the payment of the second | T. J Cottey, axcisrant abtornen general u and Twenty iret streets west, aad south of street ce etnad Ver ee ene at Capt. frank Hellingticad hats “prem | terior, is expected to return from Ohio to-mor- | in this recurity he lost nearly the entire amount | Millard francs of the war indemnity. Lincoln, will also speak against Hartrautt. Car- Berth. cates tame 4 e been rebuilt aed entirel reflited See row. ----Gen. W. H. H. Terrell, Third Assist. | which he embeziled. He has been operating in ->——— tin's appeal to the people of Pennsylvania will ae The registered voters ct the Seventeenth District | by ner towners, will leave h Ant Postmaster General, goes to Indiana | stocks, more or less, ior the last eighteen months, At Sea on a Raft. be published to-morrow. Fixth, Diets Ft whose names begia with the letters Ky, M-4,O, | wharf. fot of fie str at, daily, Sanday exceptey to-morrow with his family. He will remain | ina small way—buying one and two handred | 4 BOTTLED LETTER FROM A WRECKED PAS- Bagg ok Mow asta F. dt, & will vote at Island Hall, near ‘intersecsion | Wo clock a. m.. tor Mount Verum (tue tomb of | until alter the election in Indiana, and mean- shares—sometimes making a little andoccasion- SEXGER OF THE METIS. Row at 4 Pourical Mesrine—Senera Mineternth streets northwest. | f Sixth strest and Virginie avenue southwest. \ temeseacethammatmoniere 94° oy sy Me piake the stump for Grant and Wilson. | ally losing. His heavy operations in stocks did | _BOSTO, Sept. 25 —A bottle was picked up on | /’rrzone Shol.—In Mobile on Saturday might the Sixth Di istrict whoan | _ The registered \sters of the Seveateenth District | _jel92m Gent Superinicudon? Steamer Arrow, Pi attick HH. Jones, postmaster of New | not commience until last May, It is alleged tha: eltters K. Lb, M, N.O, PQ. | Rhee, begi letters 3, w : Friday last, near Wood's Hole, containing a | during a meeting of republics = York, arrived in the city this morning, and will | his losses with Barton & Allen amonnt to from ed letter dated August 30th, m which the wri! turbance x . z gcourred by the Bring ot « pistol on the ground z return this evening. $65,0€0 to $55,000; Drake & Brothers, $39,000 t» | S8Y8 he was a passenger on the steamer Metis, | by some one unknown, causing a general stam \.¥.Z will vere at the ech wi- y ‘ ——— ‘ ; Onpood ‘ 53). Tecked on that morning, and that he was then de. Some parties say the first shot was fired Mtheast corner of H and Ninetcesth ~ . LOPHING! CLOTHING! DzaTH or Senator Gareerr Davis.—The | $60,000; Osgood & Co., $20,009 to $39,000; Van bk ‘ . ‘ seas 5 oP. : re 7 raft alone, had a wife and two children, &@ white man; otbers say by a negro. No one = P peepee Mond illite Cc telegraph brings the news that Garrett Davis, | Schaick & Co., $15,900 to #29,0%. There are : = * ~ “ “p8 “4 S&VENTII DISTRI other small houses with whom be had more of Gstrects uta. between souta Ca! United States Senator in Congress from Ken- | transactions and losses. was a native of Newcastle, and that his name | was injured in the neighborhood of the speaking, all, street and Eighth street west. RST PAE was Charles H. Paine. but three persons were reriously injured in o—— tucky died at his residence at Paris, Ky., at JOUNSON'S PAMILY —— and three of them were seven blocks from the t | The repistercd yurers of the Eighteenth District < halt-past six o'clock yestorcay rordine’ oC a | ie left, almost ‘entirely destitute. His wife is From the Northwest Corner. scene Of action. sod had not been ear the y to | whore names begin with the letters 4, by H ee gangrenons affection of the lungs. Hehad been | ucarly an invalid, and most of the children are opi nec dy ~ ying dat ines sresking. Mr. Morris, of the firm of Morris < np Fourteenth | vote at house No. 462 H strcet southwest. ontined to his bed tor four weeks, but bis health | se young as to be of uo assistance to her. They | ,TomeNTo, Sept. %3.—Advices received from | bro., was shot while standing in bis own dweil- ce along Bou SECOND PRECIN , had been bad for over a year previous to his | have resided on Staten Island for some time | Fort Garry indicate the return of all the gov- | ing.” Mr. Kichards, son of C. G. Richards, wa thence dow = The registered voters of the ighte-nth D PALL death, and on that account, it will be remem- | past, where Mrs. Johnson has contributed ts the | Ment candidates. There has been a serious | the other white man shot. Owen J. Jemmes Ete Tae eee eeeee SMe | whine Camce begin with the lt ALL hered: he was obliged to leave hisseat in the | suprort of the ‘family by keeping boarders. | Fepular disturbance, and troops were called | was knocked down and clubbed. “Thess are tie teuth street west to K street north; e <2 By ns Senate at the last session of that body. Mr. | Johnson is not native born, is about fifty-three | Out. The printing offices of the Manitoba Weis | only persons at present known to have been in- along K street north to Fifteenth street west ‘The registered voters of the Kighteonth District “ = Davis was born at Mount Sterling, Ky., Sep- | years of age, and commenced life as aclerk in | ®Dd@ the Gazette have been gutted by the mob. jured, all of whom are white. 7 PRECINCT a whose nnmes begin with the letters L. M,N, 0, 2. AND WINTER tember 10, 1861, and consequently was seventy- | the office of the Albany Argus, over thirty , THE bOUNDARY SURVEY. Potiricat Murven tm Sovrn G, 73 pf the ‘Seventh | t |G. will vote at house No. 333 b str une years of age at the time of hisdeath. He | Fears.azo. It is believed that hé earried but | | The engineersot the Canadian boundary sur- | si sibpnasien coe, ene Be an cacag ne Mitre 8, BC. Dowill | between Third and Feur aad-n half received an academic education, and was a | little of the money away with him, having lust | Vey have arrived at Pembina. tn Columbia: BG Sete ear streets. ” aia ‘The registered voters of the mighteenth District STOCK, | member of the state legislature in Kentucky, a | it nearly all in bis stock speculations. Tan Giawe Dies Paaean ndge ©. | Monteombia. 5. C., Saturday night, between SECOND PRECINCT. tee ee cee auce ar a tet member of the constitutional convention of AN IMPORTANT WITNESS DETAINED. 5 Since pobiimne ka tant Sage OS. Bam ey eery, president Of the state senate. and ‘The registered vorers of the Seventh D: X, ¥,Z will voteat house No. S01 K street conn: Kentucky in 1819, and a Representative from | The New York Express of Saturday evening torial in the W, say sheer pp ed koe odi- ee acer ad ah —— candidate se nu es begin with the latters E, BF, G, it | weet. that state in the 26th, 27th, 28th, and 2th Con- | says: ‘‘Martin Cronin, who, it is alleged, is an Joun Cis x fe ? * _ psp by Rev. er *, a. LS i melee John D. RB. Mann s, No. 1703, N.W! corner N NINETEENTH DISTRICT gresecs of the United States. He was electedto | important witness against James F. Johnson, hot by Eade Fenell & Roe (who St | of Melons coy od net - Morgan, two friends © eae wamnitieby Incluten ail that part of the city of Washington —_ the, Senate of the United States as an old line | the defaulting clerk of the sub-treasury, was | *hot bv Rhoda Fewell for men seduction | eteen een interfered to separate the com- red Voters of the ‘Seventh District Iying witht the fol wing bounds : Commencing a: whig opposed to secession, to succeed John C. | arrestedto-day by adeputy marshal, for the “Me heatie :) hee | ~~ judge says: — pep yd e Caldwell was instantly begin with the letters I, J.K, L.M. | Fifteeath street east and ranuing north to Boundary Breckinridge, Vice President of the United purpose of securing his appearance against ok — A eper grief than perp etme a ightly wounded. The wer- vill xote nt, Br. Belt's, 8.8. ‘corner | street; thence slong Boundary street to Borth Cas States under James Buchanan. He took his | Jobuson, should the latter be taken into cus- | mine bie Tacalthan ee Position tn which two fricnd of gpronet's Jury charges Geo. Tapper - iret nocth: ‘thence slong K strost to Flees stsect VE JUST RECEIVED AND Se Bee eg ge to lden of ang attack from Fewell upon, Clark. | malicious, shootke™ er? Caldera,” Tae net an eu events Daststsh | weeks Gomae dawn Bilan tite te Manes tae UST REC AND PLACED | elected in 167, and his term of service would | and held in €5,000 bail to appear when called | PO iden of any attack from Fewell upon Clark, ans nating dwell. The affair, begin with the letters Se Uv wet | avenue, and hasetts avenue to North py svoun Onn OF tum Lances Lave expired March 3, 1873. Mr. Davis was the | upon. Cronin gave the required bail. No tur- | 2° login It necessary to call at time for a | owing tothe social position of the participants, -¥. will vow at J-H. Paynes. corner Masa: | Capitol street thence down North Cayitol atrest to IN STORE ON Ee EST cotemporary of many great American etates- | ther particulars were furnished.” —— yf ae res rs a ee | ee oS re churetis avenue and 17th streets, No. 1704. beineeee apie pepe AND FINEST STOCKS OF mae lengthy specches rho eaeRtaulty to | Taz Jacuson-Buivas Mversay.—It ecems | greatly excited, ‘a8 to endanger hus safety or the 2.0 Oe eee ent ot Wedtians om ly- | _ The registered voters of the Nineteenth Bistrict Seat ipsuiten wrighaniea by the fepabiioes. that the proceedings connected with the inquest Fairness of hie trial while in prison, and 1 deem- | Gia Catholn ot fain the indowina Gourde: © onene Ze | whose pames begin with the letic-s A. B, ©, D, E, Ir. Davis was an esti- | UPD the bodies of the two men found dead in a | ed him secure in prison. I wrote a brief and = ap Fourtosoth str ct © Boundary to Sixth OND r h street west to Khode ecters of the i ¥,G, Hy 1, J, K will vote at No 3% H street notin’ party. In private life ¥ : west, beiween Ist street west and Norih Capicol. FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING | favlc gentleman and had hosts of personal tonnes pede preg erage rape fee 2 fl 7 fends.” His funeral will take placeon Wednes- | trecratatie asthe dark mystery ohir eairnens Astand avcdue; thence along Bhode Island avenue to | 4 phe Tesistered voters of the Nineteenth District er’ day. B the manner “of their taking off.” Fi eveuth steed weets Chante done tee Bg lames bexi with the letters L, M\N,O, 6 | Rver'brought to Washington, to which the atten- eas se mann aking off. rst there sng og ‘thence altee O stes Street | Q.B.s,T, U,V. W.X.¥,Z will vote at No.13 & Haavy Rounery or Arrican Dramonna.— | ¥#5 an ingnest which developed nothing, and weEL Pan street Went thence ieee Beenie | surcet Hortheast, botweed North Uapitol end ist | thon of the public is respectfully {avited, nati! the Advices from the Cape of Good Hope contain partially destroyed the evidence that might street street north, and aluug N street | *'T**t*- Ww DIsTalc . | information of an extensive diamond robbery at | Lave given a ciue to their identity and the north to Fourteenth street weal. Inclades all thas part of thet of Washington | PFetent rush has subsided and I am able to an the diggings there. Diamonds ‘to the value ot v aersprengndy ohn ad Baek eee Shimane Eirieh district whose | ima touch of north between North aad | pounce particulars. £30,009 Sterling were stolen, and the robbers ry ag summary A hasty order of arrest, euch as in my judgment | re tscan toto eae ae ronerved for and arrest of Fewell Then or ae een ere, | favoring dotation of theclergy, compules pani arrest + concert in | marriage, and the restoration of churches | this case whatever; have taken a rule ageinst | Sa" catene une, remoration of churches to the the sheriffof this county, the design of which is | Pointed to peumete noneed aan em yay bring out “ena ig= care. That rule | ‘ait christians in the reform movement, wer in rial. Uni en ablic ‘ rd a P walt. This ie no time torcehaieetes, | structed Ppamant® sittings alternately at Co- cnc einem uth Capitol streets and Fourth strect east. he. eho Peele dip Bote The natives cn. | Proceeding that hurried the bodies ont of sight, Maxine Staves rove ae ees ine sation Ar C20 Ewa pomp tensity ged im. diamonn tecking were vers rongiiy | before even the clothes had been exeaieet. The Havana Gacta pu imi creas aa tee i une robe anyon sone | cee ne fan oy rer op. hace a Sy Stance ees ene : 4 Soe a w ee tates Deeteweee it School house southeast curuer oj pcan ope en eit examination of @ surgeon, who not only found more than ten years ‘or to Mevethe mins Tae aa Rinventh sarecke bees eed MrECOND PRPICINCT the diggings by this lawless act, and the perpe- Ghat Loth of the skulle had been rertornted with Chinamen are desirous s eet, between’ aad H; ima eo er : yf ; ullets, but took the precaution of reducing the Le or ‘ea eaniaee gba fetes Boxy wttmthe fete rede STRAUS, See ceed eee Lg aDOMY. OMAEAY | Cviceaie of thie tact to wach a certainty tat ae | STARLCNAtiC Asvuex Hognows —Death of | Gcbem have ve means. {ts intended to maxe ™ SP lnm br = . SL wil! vote at School henge southeast corner of pectin’ dee'ntmn tS biol can never insaidin court. Then the head- a ip seemiened sean Pe eit ius | Third ana A streets s utheast. ANOTHER Rerortey Deratcation tn Naw | lets trunks were again committed tothe shallow | £#¥e testimony in the coroner’s investigation as Tho registered voters of the Twentieth Di The Clothier, York.—It is reported that the late secretary of | graves. There was such carelessness, however, | t© the deaths of Ornell_ and our, in the * A es lunatic asylum, Ward Island, to-day, in names begin withthe bk N,O,P.Q the Firemen’s Insurance Co., 153 Broadway, | 10 the work that one of the bodies was left par- “5 lay, og ames begin, with th . i bane, has rece tially exposed to the sunlight. Fiv , | the Centre street hospital. Samuel Gorden, it |p: Fuom — Cornel ae O) that pore ot the ey of Wasbington | Socbibaae stock akinesia a8, Seka Nous: 1011 PESNSYLVANIA AVENUB, under ponpiciows cttsumntences, tela Setcioe: | saeted Gy Caeser Bee tie ee nee | willbe seamaster ans Deere, ageh tussie oeaion beeen a _—— gt, = er Eg TWENTY-FIRST ROT tion is thought to be the cause. It is said by | the dark tragedy was enacted, walked out yes- | **Ylum, and was discharged as cured about the | hada fight ‘with peg Sea Price, in Pliladel- sitet oi ite tule die fofomiag Sones” Comment 2 Between 10:n and 11th Street Rave secentiy Secome ieroguary amd hg was | open grave aude Gly eapowed ‘ooo wind ant | Mentioned, and many Yervone ate Sow'dapacch | Pec Seygtsre, ysomend in a plas Gg RECE y . ~ — — ave rei me a was e wind ai 4 it it was declared 4 Sorere of the Bit Coreiige arenas and ronuing up, Fourth removed fron his position i the Firemen’e Go. | Tain. ‘They had no implements with ence a ure the m Bete | Fries Gauet crests Ge Kisser oe north to Fificeuth street east; thence down Fif- | _sel8-tr Three Doors from ElsventhStreet. | in consequence. Detectives are looking him | fill up the trench, so they cut branches from from « blow icon PRECINCT) Osc | Meeuth stnret caat tg C street north toence along 0 PROF. BO. CassELL's Dancine acape. | °P—%: ¥. Rarress, 2st. Probably hide the ghastly speech Bal ‘ Sint “a nol oO D1 or Ss = . Bac ts tn Lon hie ouietered voters of the Binih District whose | tire the kestera LiReeh eb oe eee MY. Potomac Halt Ih troct and Mary. “annor Dax” is the new holiday in Ne- | [eaves have witherel aed Ieee away bee, a Z'wih vote at 1923 Hew | SEE B strect south to Fifteenth strect cust: theuce | Mpgyavenne SW. Ladies’ and’ Aisses braska, which is to be observed every year on | American, 22d. eciae noritweet. ; sicee B acess South Cyn areane,and | $2028" Fauna, trorr WAGNRRDAY Gam | te chet Apri. Acts an agricultural feria | en ee facta PR poeta sahtngton iy. | Hott South Carcting arenae ie Fourth etret cast. | Bie getion: rim ae arecs, The State Aeriqulzaral So- | charges preferred by pertntendent Kelso se between G street nert canal, aud be Th istered, he Twent; aa iacte 16658) fer premium farm- cer who ** took charge” of Mr. disturbed a church Seccn Bloventh and Fifteenth sti eote weat. oes aeeee in with the lettere ‘A iS, Beet MA48e81¢ Goons. ore’ of the county which the lar, in Nasrau street, New York, > sum: a Fanmconpand wes suetter beet ne Phe rogistercd voters ct the Tenth District whose reection of Bouth Cérolins avesive WILLETT & RUOFF, 905 Pensa Ave. Geman eho lteheisee te ee ee | may were ee ay sa tage 87-4 South Carolina circus rider has reached pames bi ith the lette B.C. D, E. F.@. . a poe wee veame: Basa tedanend Commissioners . s ‘matare three years ‘months. ni. J.K will vote et house Hor 1999" Eeccek registered vorers of the Twenty first District | ¥31QHTS TEMPLAR CHAPRAUX, $B | 7 Revormea church near | (nei All the evidence the board divided on the “ras Tenens I cach hep or life was Berthwee pbcge Dames Demin with ‘the letters’@, Wh 1.9, * “ 5 Bloomington, Ind., is sald to have adopted the | Suc" por or camming the man, Mayor Hall and extingulshed recently bp a cow of the O'Leary Bic euintorn sere of ihe Tein Ditrtet whone pat “ “ aL inode of ence Seeaaten Tee meee -Manicrre agaist i — Ftv. Ww. x. at Greasoa House: é . | TH Ocean = —In the ocsan: ener yA west ¢ and E streets north: account is kept of the raped RRL and Moashantte py toler ELEVENTH DISTRICT each, as are su] to gk New York harbor on }, the former won arThe Judes all that part of the in a any | by about four hours, The ‘of the Made- called the south of theceusi ond line has challenged the owner of the Rambler a three feet % eis daepanemeaiaemmmen eee to sail another ‘® miles to windward and wide, rs gag gel aero gna ems go . | back. During the’ race between the This brewery, - Ware, Virginia, an: Vision ‘with 635,000 of . n in the Pacific Mail company’s line,com.( and Gracie, which was won by the for- cut ftties mer, the Gracie lost five men overboard, who fiery chariot stone Pancince, Tete at Napesatl, Tape Be cameo the 10th | were saved with digicalty. a7 The ina bee ‘The registered voters cf the Bleventh District the v pone “4 way. howe haar « Ty hile letters Lm. a = eee mittee, Faging in St. Louls, P,Q. K.8. 7.0. ¥, 1 will vote at south! nan pe eR Z ee : Eostcoruer Macylind avcnue and Bloventh street S7-A drowned Philadelphiaa left four widows, don city and their employes, wale oF a TRELFTB DISTRICT hg aie, Lincoln is making an extensive tour = re found to lead strike, bave been amicably arranged, Brae ich TEEPE, wa on acini Page eo ne . ake seeming lean Between Sixth street weet and Bloveata stroce | SVerteand K street. southeast. taneuaces bee Speaks eight sued wuavster Leake, the It was announced smowary in France. ‘Of female free- = viast rasciver eg oot pees heahe witht F 87 The tug boat Passaic, of Newark, exploded | siAD™, oe agi wel ‘S7-A furniture man is said to be the laziest The registered vorcra.of the Twelith District whose | rit Mu eenames begin with | "eee bs her boiler y, and three persons were | aby or Bee Si soclety, because he keeps chairs and pope beencus ibe letters A. B. E.F.G@.H. | strecia, southeast. horribly ir jured. which.” She lounges about all day, 2,3 will vote! street, between streets: Ture PRECINGE. time. ora bw fad lover, who bad become SECOND PRECINCT. rbeee’ pigeon the cor Se ee ‘ver gone out oi here." Nis mind, bat The rewistercd voters of the Telfth District who-e Paks SV. W exe Y Zen vets st the cocuel st ee et eee ofr had never gone Out or hers.” Bat. TU. V, W_X. T, 2 will vote atch sirect, bs: fven und-s my head et the city 0” Wi . water, Boreey aes cemans, Mace, Edwards and tween B and G streets northwest. District of Columbia this misnteenth dey ot Sop: Le tng world, have left ew Tork city ier Baten THIRTERNTA DISTRICT tember, a. D-eightesn buadred sad seventy-two. more can. . fexk elty tor Incindes sli that of the city of Washington i. : Bis 57" Mise Sallie Connanght, aged 25, recently vesrect worth, and ve Z areet | By the Governors” % ‘he Distslot of among other things, that are man sted Toucch Le Panties ot Mould not ener caeees, Because ber father West to © street orth: thence ‘0 street to “ __EDWIW L. STANTON, as drank in the asylum as they possibly could be | York ‘supreme court, interesting to Know at cinar ates, 1i,would be Bicvenin street west; iheace dows street | sepzi td Scerctary of the District of Orisa, (@cunine investing ROU = nalee outalde. my of Geo, G. Tymgyede bo their majority in that stasee scp