Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1872, Page 1

———— THE EVENING STAR. Published » Sundays AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Peunsylvauia Avenue, corner Lith St, AB EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COWT, S. A. BAOPPEANN, Prev't, ———@ —_* THE EVENING STAE ts served by carrier to wubscribers st Tan Oxts PER wax, or For- TR CENTS PER MONTE. Gopies at the counter Cants each. By mail—three mouths, §) 59; as Twe Ta BALY STAR—publishe Friday—SL ST levsriably te both cases OFFICIAL. Exvecrve Orvriee, Deerricr oF Ce am WASHINGTON, mber 19, 1873. I, Besty b Cooxs, Governor Columb a, ber Will be held in seit Di hate gouersl clection the second TUES- and 7 o'clock p. m.of suid { twouty-two momvers of the eat District; {one for each ates as afore congty of Washingtsn pee and Bunker Mill rue t District resid- strict lyfog east ea begin with the letters dH will vote at Bobert chs THI2D PREC ‘Th oe reghtered voters of the F ire gm that part of ssid district Ave gestie river whose names be; 13K. G.M.N,¢ at Distré:t resid- ving east of th: with the letters Vv, &,X,¥, Zy pill vote at . SECO Ir eludes sll that pa: ie county of Washington Ay ing west of Li nd Banker Hill road, cr registered vor & 4, Ig ing west of Hich D,E,F GH, treet, iL Geerge- T,U.V.W,X,¥. Wircet, Ceorgetew FOURTH DISTRICT Inciud-s ali that part of the city of Georgetown Tying eset of High street SECOND PRECINCT. tered votes * of the Fc xin with the letters T, T.U.¥,W.X,Y Z will street, FIFTH DISTRICT part of the city of Washington nity first street west. Incindes lying we m of T ‘The registered voters of the Fifth District whose Tames begin with the letters 4.B,C, D.E, F,@ The registered » Distriet of | whose names begi | - 40—N2. 6,094. WASHINGTON pening D. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1872. to G street worth, and along @ street to Seventh te, 8 street SPECIAL NOTICES. voters of the Thirteenth District wil of letters A. B,C, DE. F od AK strees ncrthy A 4 Olergyman, while res issisnary, Mlscovered «exe wed aim Tor the core of Nervous ‘Weake Will vote at house No. west. ee kM will vote a ‘THIRD PRECINCT. The registe ed Voters of the Phicteenth District whose names begin with the letters N,O, P.Q 8. &. T.U.V.W.X.¥,Z will vote at house No 3B K street nortiwost, FOURTEENTH DISTRICT cludes ali that pert of the city of Washington lying with-n the following bounds: Conmene! Capit Station D, New York City. AMUSEMENTS. [EW NATIONAL T. ATBE foerts-ly Isised avemae to down Seventh sireat ce along L eat to L street worth; th BESEFIT AND LAST APPEARANCE BUT CWO OF THE DISTINGUISHED COMEDIAN, MR. W. J. FLOBENC LAST TIME BUT TWO OF THE BRILLIANT AND SU00ES3FUG DRAMA, EILEEN OGE, OR, DARKS THE HOUR BEFORE THE DAWN WITH THE “HAWTHORNS,” THE “HAYMAKERS,” AND THE SECURE TS FORTAER TO-MORROW, AT 2 A GBAND FAMILY MATINEE. Y EVENING. SEPTEMBER 80, maere Miss SUSAN DENSIN And her PALACE OF THUTH COMBINATION. SEATS NOW READY. sem WASHINGTON SOHUETZEN VEREIN. GRAND FALL FESTIVAL. ‘The Fail and closing festival of the season of 1872 ‘will tal ace at the Washington Schuctzen Park (7th street 10nd), on the afternoon and evening of MUNDAY, September 30, 1:72. Prize Ehootir a. Prize Bowling, Grand Concert, to New Jersey avenue; thence up nue to L strect ncrth; thence along L Seventh street west: thence down Ssventh street Weat (o G street north; thence along @ street north to Sixth street west to D street norte, and along D skeet north to North Capitol street. Jersey ave- 1ST PRECINCT. Fifteenth District . B, C.D will Vote at the guuthwest corner of Fourth and Hstr-ets northwest, ¥ ‘The registered voters ot the whose nam-s begin with the letters A, B, szcu ‘The registered whose names be D PRECINCT. ot the Fiitesnth District the letters &, FG, Hy L, west corner of Fourth and INcmination and Fir ew. Together with all the by this Association. s THIRD PRICINCT tered voters of the Fifteenth District sletters L M,N, 0. By Fourth street PRECINCT 3 ot the Fifteon hy District T.C Admission to the Park... Admission to the Pavilion, lo return t &7’Cars ran all the way to the Park. northwest, Q. will vote at No. 73 Fou egistered voters of the | mes begin with the letter 739 Th SIX1KENTH DISTRIC Incindes all that part ying within the f +0, We rd street north: vote at Bo Bare AND GOUITAB,. of ihe city of Washingt bounds: Commenciug Sixth stre-t west to the : GEORGE E. WISE, e line of canal to Four ‘i thence down ar-and-a half Instructor. oven! COLONIZATION BUILDI ne of the canal to Soat! sureat; th South and North Capitol et to D strec Im* Corner of 434 street avd P enna. avenue. and slong D street north to Sixth street west. ST PRECINCT. sof the Sixteenth District th the letters A, B,C. D. Ry Trani EIN the Sixteonth District ASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE: THE STAR VAKIBTIBS OF THB WORLD! GLORIOUS FABLE! ENTRIOCITIES! LAUGHABLE SENSATIONAL NOVEKTIES! A SUPERB BALLET TROUPE! AN LNIMITABLE OLI0) Scmethicg Novel, Fresh and Sparkling Each Week, Coustant and Attractive Change of Noveltics. FRESH ATTRAUTIUNS! The Great Atrial Artiata, eh eT se a ‘ul rapezist; Mie Cc. C. MATTHEWS. ‘The Recklers arc Skilfal Gymuast, 1n their Sensational Mrostra'ion. ‘The Great ae are Dance Champicas, DALY BBOTHEKS ‘ F registered vc ame: svenue northwost SBCO! 3 tered vote whe se Dames begin with the letters G, 11,1, J,K. Ly roie at 325 Pennsylvania svenue orth: TuIRD PRECINCT. ‘The registered voters of the sixteenth District whose names begin with the letters U. &,Q,K, 8. T, DV, W, X, ¥, Z will vote at 322° Pennsylvanis avenue northwes incteses GENRE ISENTH DISTRIOT includes all that part of t lying within the foliowing Eighth street west, and rani ~ city ot Washington junds: Qummencing on 1g along Getreet south al; thence along ie the it he sh Will ote at the commer of Twenty-sccund and I | Northwerdiy aod borthwestwardien ro ia vennne Jn thels remarkable Honas and Dances, serearginiose th Maryland averue; thence atoug Marylaud a The Origteal. Oeenien Geneon hs 7" s c . enne to Bour-and-n hel f street; thence up Four-an Mr. 30HN LDA‘ IS Sac necet Onains Baenator sictered y District whose | 4 'Laif street to thecanal, and slong the tine of tho and hie astonish! fee bias Pe = Romane. ~ Twenty wocsnd wad't MEL | canal to Bighth street west; thence down Eighth marvelous performances are beyond hutier aad CHT purus, | Tenanirea tan Hee Pepe place seas eathc Ta SPC Rak eRe EE ‘The registered votere of the Seventeeath District ior pleasing mod versatile z Sehr Rist stow | wih names beuin with the tccers cine wil'voce | Sed ADDIE SOHNGON, © The creat mbna olga ph TS ed Ball, moar the intersection of Sixth strcet . . rel eet northwest. ie city of Washington tween Eighteruth reete west, and south cf K street TEST PRECINCT. th District wh: cD, BF. G we of the south: etoruth streets northwest. ¥. it 4 and Virginia avenue southwest, cepttal Bellst Tesupa, led by tne-eroat, premizr of x00 — neies, SKCOND PRECINCT, The registered voters of the Seventeonth District whose Lames begin with the letters I D. EB, F,G. 0 ES el Voto at sland Wall, wear interredtion of ss erie sal ‘pain 1 ave % Set SS eee TH Br. ar 7TH Sz. ‘The registered yoters ul the Seventeenth District whose names begin with the letters K.L, M,N. 0, PQ. m wil vote at island Hall, near ‘intersection of Sixth street and Virginia avenue southwest. FovaTk No, 416 Tth atroot, between D and K streets, etght locra above Odd Fettows Hal Chetoe Oi Paintings, Eserevings, Chromos, &c. Also, largon stock’ Pesce Hanginge, Window Bide. Bie creas Frames, Picture rds and Tas. fe fein S; cr in Hho District. ee THEMS OARS! : nth District begin with the »U, i Hall, near’ intorsection re ote at L nd tL vo @ at the avenue south west. Please remember Name and Number. jol-ly* tof H ant Nineteenth EIGHTBESTH DISTSIUC. me yell that part of the city of Washingtoo ty. vEN aT ing suuth of G street s ath. between svuth Capitol > Ts sectoice an SEY EXTHOETRICT ER 1892 - vawn, $872 Tying © thin the fel owine be St PRECINCT. R " Yoiers of th with the 1 2 id screvt ss jouthwest. THE LARGEST ASS@RTMENT THDLARGEST ASSORTMENT THE LAKGEST ASS@RTMENT Tho registered Q ames begin witht K will voteat house No FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, The registered wove ihteenth District t w sreox rN whose pame with the letters 5, T, 0, ¥, FAL iD WID y aicteree volere Ot the seventh. Distiict | X-1+2 will votoms house Mo. 601 KH sircet sours SEL AND WINTER CLOTHING, am os beat Sih the toe rs EE. jswitt | Weel NINETEENTH DISTRICT ‘Mr B. Manu s, No. 1703, Dedencr ® z s i . . ud J7L streets. ee nes all thet part of the city of Washington MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’, D PRICE witbin t 1g bounds : Oommenciu, MEN’ ? ‘The registered voters of ihe ‘Sere Fifteenth street east aud funuing north 19 Boauders Stee SEP BOXS nth District 7K, 0.) aus begin wit F. “D Boundary to Wo Sinth atre vtis aot corucr of Eleventh amd Q streets #eCOXD PRECINCT stents the K th ty + GBT x rect, between RECTNET. TH DISTRICT Pert of the city of ween Gexret m KElevooth at Wash thacd NM street noeth street west and Fiftecutt sundury street ty BM " thence down Porth Capit ‘I atreet to Street nortl peo along K street to First street ; thence down First street to Massachuserts and down Magenchaactts avenue to North Capit: street; thence E, and along K to Fit MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’, thence along Bs 0 EVER OF FERED BEV RE. EVER OFFERED BEFCRE. EVER C¥ FERED BBY@RE. Fth Cayitol street to 2 RCT NCT. ‘The registered veters of the N bese names begin with the let ineteenth Bistrict “4. B, 0, D +d, B wil =) i vote at No 35 Hi street n. reet weat and North Capitol, Xt PRECINCT of the Nineteenth Di b thy letters L, My N.0, > Tasso a careful inspection of my goods before par- chasing elsewhere, assuring the public that I aover before have had auch @ variety of Gar- ‘wents to please all tastes and desires, to accommodate all purses, or to give such entire satisfaction. -Z_will vous at No.9 Hf wen Sorth Capitol aad ist TWENTIATH DISTRICT 1 thay put of ng south ol IS sweet ne uh Capitol streets and F city of Washington betweea North aad streot east. 6 southeast Corker Avisit to my cstablishment will fully repay all who may appropriats the time and trouble of com ing, whether they purchase or only wish to view my immeuce stock and how I sell thea, wen‘ ietl i, HE, tte ng? souLLenst CoFneE of Eay gies begin ev. WX, b 2,0, 3.T.t <% witl vow at School southoastcorner of Third aud A stz TWE i that vets southeu: FIBST DISTRICT rt of © STRAUR, the Clothier, STRAUS, the Clothier, STRAUS, the Clothier, TY PORET PRECINCT np. Four The rogistered voters of the Ninth District whose thence a!ing Batre 1021 PEENSYLVANIA AV. s Login with the joiters A, B, ©, D, K, F. G, thence down F iA AVERUB, Tid wih vow at 1223diew York avouue uorthwest! a ;tance along 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUE, : street north te the Nastern Uranch, theace along the 2@i1 PESNLYLYANIA AVENUE, The res'stered voter Ke of the Restern branch to B suivet south thence Bates ogc with che letters K. Ly M,N, 0. P,Q. | @lete B strect south to Fittoen Teast; thence Three Doars fr: ; 5. T-t V.W.X, KZ wilt volo at 1923 Mow | dows Fifteenth street enat to Datrect southy thence ‘Three Deore fram Rleventh Birect fork av ene horihiwest along D strectaouth to South Carolina arene, and ‘Tree Doora trom Sleventh Street TENTH DISTRICT down South Carclins arence to Fourth street cast. ASSELL'S DANOING ACAD Znciuc-s ail that part of she city of Washington ty tere of the Pacaty-ficet District MY, Potomac Hall, ith street - fue t herth ad the camal, and be ~ as ae a Se W. Ladies “a 7 4 Fifteonth atrecte west. Tie coe os Rmethantt nannies aud FRIDAYS 3% to 6; Gonts. nee Puactnes To at, St, lntetsection of Bouth Ceralind avers naar ‘kD ‘The registered voters of the Tenth District whose b Le pan begin with the letters A. B,C. D, B, F.@. coma ektan eae si ves . H"3. 8 wik vote at house Mo. 1239 E street Berthw st SKCOND PRECINCT. ‘The registergd overs of the Tenth District whose The registered voters of the Twenty frat District hese rages begin with the letters G, @,1,J.K i wil . ‘Bouts Carolina M ABONIO GUODS. WILLETT & EUOFF, 905 Pewxa Ave. vote at intersection of Ninth strevts soatheast. he letters Le, M,N. O, P. BS, Lie pe og 0 f Z wil vos af Grosso bg rhe eatetored votere-sf the Twen!7 fret pay KNIGHTS TEMPLAR QBAPEAUX, = e¢ Thizteenck and E stree: th- 1) 3. T. U,Y. WX Email rose ot intorsestion ” “ 0 hi aa . ELEVENTH DISTRICT South Cerotina &3 cue ant egpecatesl og EL os netades 4! 4 part of the city of Washington ly- TWENTY -sECu: Dr Ets. fog sexsi of the canal and west of Eighth atrevt west, Jocludre all hee part, of Ps AF meme’ 2 | FEATHERS, PLUMES. Ghd atone used in z = ie - Dy ? bornd.: rth, the order. Agents for Regulation, and all hess Spay bape site the eecers "Ae, Diag | the Beoterm penned et the rooted Worth crest cae: | th Seed alot noses F.0. U1, 3 will vote at eoctheent strate “Mary: Bane 4: cace sud Eleventh street south 6 cst. SECOND PARCINCT. ‘The registered v. Bbese pam s begin venth District = h the letters BL. MNO, P,Q. 2. UL, » ¥.2Z will vote at south: West cour. Marylead avenue and Kieventh street south... TWELITS DISTRICT Toctud s ali that part of the city of Washington Jying between G street north and the canal, acd Between Sixth street west and Blevoath sirect Baty FIasT PRECINCT. The registered vot crs of the Twelfth District whowe pam-s begin wich the letters A.B. C.D. E.¥.@. H. 1,5 will vote at 9th street, between F and @ strovts Borthwest. SECOND PRECINCT. b cistered vot: 4 the Twelfth District whose pans Uigit WH the letters Kl, MW-0, P.O, i v +X, ¥, 2 will wote at Sb street, be- tween streets northwest. 46 3 IRTEBNTS DisTRIOT . nctodes ai hat port of the city of Washington ying » thin the fel 7 2 © e er north, and runing jong te U street north; thence sion eLb street west; thence down 1 jevenih street reet worth 2 | to Bow Jerecy avenue; thence down New reey } ave reet Dyith, and along K street to ‘ cet. INeT. Fourteenth District lent. A y D will af ‘ourth end N streets northwest. she Fourteenth District ‘The registered voters of the Fou * cin with the letters By #,G,H, 1, i at corner Fuarth aad N streets THIRD DISTRICT. The registered voters ot the Fourteenth District whose nemes begin with the letters L, M,N, U. By Q, ie will vote at corner Fourth aud N streets norch- weet. i RTH Bee te th District ‘The rezisterrd voters of che Fourteen rie Whose rames begin with the letters, , O, V, W, X42 mill vote at corer Fourth feud N str ac rilwest. FIFTEENTH DiSTKICT Includes all that part of the city of Washington lying within the following bounds: C.mmencing at B attest north, and ranning up North Uagitol stroet to Masruchusctty avenne; thence alyng Massachu- he | setts avenue to, First street west: thence up Firat street weat to K street north; thence along K street K T. ty. second Tet A. BO, D, Peuy vata FIReT PRECINC! ‘The rogistered voters of the T: trict whose names begin with the E. ¥F will votoon &h street, svenucand E 5 TMIRD PRECINCT. registered voters of the Twi Tex eisoe wepson' the leetere Bt trict zg U.V,W,X. ¥. & will vote at the Mb and KB streets southeast, C band at the city of Washi District cf Colombia: tuis ni-teegth day Of Sep: ¢ mod seventy-two. at tember, A, D. eignteen buadres & I. by Parties, Wedeings, Dinners, oo. com: are c i i jor te any other ip ms Yirein tae citys Bs the alee tee til Coble, | Tsien deta aac DWIN L. STANTON, REUCMD. Caterer ane Cuylovaioner, 1102 Penn- sepil td Secretary of the District of Uslumbia, eylvania ae. aup-ly ‘1, in a Bare Bill of | sem Star. TWO CENTS. EVENING STAR. Washington Nows and Gossip. INTERNAL Revere —The receipts from this source to-day were $349,076.45. SgcreraRy BoUTWELL will return to the city about the 6th of October. Lier. Conmanper W. 8. Schley has been ordered tothe naval Academy. PRESIDENT GANT gave areception in Phila- elphia yesterday aud in the evening was serenaded by the merchants of that city, and made a few remarks in acknowledgment of the courte:y. Exexrt._The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has decided that certificates of natu- Talization issued by United States or state Political Notes. The democrats of the 31 district of Georgia have nominated General Philip Cooke for Con- Tess. ® George W. McCranie has been nominated for Congress by the Greeleyites of the 5th district of Louisiana. i 3 Hon. Charies Pelham has been nominated for ce ngrese by the repablicans of the 3d district of Alabama. A confederate club has been organized in Richmond, Va., in token of clasped “*hands across the bloody chasm,” with the appropriate title of the Stonewall-Greeley clad. It is believed in Nevada that John P. Jones, candidate for United States Senator, has carried the primaries throughout the state against Sen- ator James W. Nye by a large majority. ‘The democratic and liberal republican con- ventions of the 3d New Jersey Congressional district nominated John H. Patterson, of Mon- month county, for Congress. The democratic congressional and county convention and the libera! republican joint con- gressional and county conventions mt in Jer- sey City Wednesday. Noah D. Taylor was courts are not such certificates as require Mame vedee Gos eretcorene nominated for Congress. therefore exempt from the stamp tien t? | | Silas Woodson, democratic candidate for gov- — i issourt, retuses to meet Hon. Join B. Tue PznrsyivantA CAMPAIGN.—John P, Sampson, of the Colored Citizen, leaves the city to-day for the canvass in Pennsylyauia, where, till the day of election, he will be actively en- gaged, speaking at Livtie York, West Chester, atrisburg, and other points in’ the state, con- tinuing to New York. Prominent colored’ men from different sections of the country are ac- tively engaged in the Pennsylvania campaign, and with good success. Person aL.—Representative Clinton L. Cobb, of North Carolina, was married September 25, at Elizabeth City, N. C.,to Miss Pattie Pool. Henderson, bis Opponent, on the stump. He pleads a violent cold, contracted vy being canght in a shower. . The national colored itberal convention at Louisville, yesterday, adopted a platform en- vorsing the Cincinnatt platform and nominees, hailing with joy the prospect of the burial of ali caste, clase, and sectional prejudices, and for- getfuiness ‘and forgiveness and burial of the past, &c., Ke. E. K. Wilson, esq., was nominated yesterday as the democratic candidate for Congress in the Ist Maryland district, (eastern shore,) in place of Judge Carmichael, declined. Mr. Wilson is a lawyer of prominence in Worcester. His father ‘Mr. James M. Carlisle and family, of this | W4* % member of the lower house of Congress city, have returned from White Sulphur Springs, | Any years ago, for several terms. where they spent the summer. Paymaster | ‘There is more trouble among the Grecleyites of Missouri. A ‘‘confidential circular” issued by the chairman of the so-called liberal repa- lican state committee, complains that the democrats of that state, wherever they believed themselves strong enough te succeed without assistance, have refused to co-operate with the Greeleyites in the nomination of candidates for be) general assembly, Congress, and county offices. Mr. Greeley talked reconciliation yesterday at Tionesta, Pa. At Williamsport he made other speech, cooily calling attention to the administration cabinet ministers and office- helders running and racing from one end of the country to the other, to persuade the people to keep them in office! At Corry he said that if any majority should be got against the liberal ticket in Ohio and Indi it would re to be bought and dearly paid for. He was surprised to tnd 40,000 people greeting him in Pittsbar, after the ‘soldiers’ convention, and as many al Cincinnati, aud at least as many at Indianap~ olis. General Alvord is among the mountains of Virginia. Major George H. Elliott, United States engineer, and secretary of the light- house board, har returned from an extensive tour of Coast and Lake light-house inspection. Lievt. Coronet Jas. A. Extn, deputy quar- termaster general, has been ordered to take charge of the general depot of the quartermas- ter’s department at Jeffersonville, Indiana, re- lieving Capt. Charles H. Hoyt, assistant quare termaster, of all his duties at that station ex- cepting those per ‘nining to the construction of the now buildings, and directing Capt. Hoyt to settle up bis accounts in connection with said buildings, and then proceed to Sau Francisco to report for duty in the Department of Columbia. Col. Ekin takes charge of the depot above named in addition to his present daties as chief quar- termaster Department of the South. Tue Weerkiy Srax, now ready, centains the closing proceedings of the Grand Lodge I. O. O. F.; improvements of streets and avenues under the board of public works; notes of the national and local political campaigns; latest and best tales, poems, sketches, an society items; together with interesting’ local news, Washington news and gossip, agticul- turral items, household receipts, &c., Ke. Terms: One dollar and a half per annum, in advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers ready for mailing Crriovs Reports Anovt A Ru«stax Patn- cEss.—The Princess Alexan“rowna Troube- scheneff, nee Stratonerosky@, has arrived in this city from Bremen gn her way to Oneida, New York, where shg proposes to join the com munistic society ander tue charge of J. 8. Noyes, The princess belongs to one of the Tamilies of the oid feudal nobility, is immensely wealthy, and enjovs a certain Popularity asa raceful writer of local pli 5s ished a few years since a Russian tae in the Deshoullieres style. She is a princess of no small talent, but her ** forte” are the ey ye she of them! it s202- A Woman on Fire In A WAGONOn the 24th inst., two miles from Norfolk, Va., some colored people discovered @ wager on fire, and on examination found a woman in it terribly charred and blackened, though still alive. No clue to er identity has yet been obtained. It is thoug?? that the fire mast have been caused by some matches, which fetlon the fodder in the cart and set fire to it. From the inflamma- ble neture of the material the fire gained such headway that she was wnable to extinguish it, and the horse becoming frightened ran away, preventing the peor weman from making her escape. Another theory is that the woman was Totwed and beaten until supposed dead, and the cart then set on fire to conceal all evidence of ‘the crime. SERIOUS CHARG® AGAINST A JRRSRY OP- wiclal.—New Branswick, Middlesex county. N.dJ., is very greatiy agitated over the nouncement thet Mr. 1.8. Holcombe, Surrogate of the county, kad been indicted by’ the grand jury for the sileged crime or rape, charged to have been perpetrated by him on a girl of 14 or 15. The accused was brought into court and required to furnish bali in $5,000 to appear for trial to-day. The friends of the accused claim that the eecusation is gotten up merely to injure him politicaily. Mr. combe ts a democrat.— speaks no less than seven ose ble that & person 80 richly seen among that sisterhood the Bleomer costume, in those odious brown frocks and drawers to match, her beautiful tresses cut to her ears, and those lovely white hande busily engaged i manufacturing apple sauce ?—N. ¥. World, 25th, RESPONSreILITY OF BANKS FOR BONDS DE- POSITED WITH THEM—A Test Case to be Tried Baltimore —William pig oy Esq., of Balti- more, has brought suit in the ‘superior court of this city against the Third National bank for dama; gustained by the failure of said bank to deliver £21,500 in United States five-twenty bonds and $8,500 in Hudson county N.Y.) bonds, deposited, as claimed by Mr. Boyd, as collateral security against any account which might be presented against him. This demand was made on September 19th, the day atter the robbery of the bank, at which time no debt was due by the depositor. The bank, it is under- stood, demes the claim of Mr. Boyd on the ground that the bonds were simply leit with the bank for safe-keeping, and thatthey were not at the time of the robbery held as collateral se- curity. MISMANAGEMENT OF THE KICHMOND GAS Works.—The {nvestigation into the misman- agement of the office Inspector of Gas, in Kich- mond, it is said discloses a degree ot looseness, negligence, indifference and fraudse!dom found in the most corrupt departments of the worst managed cities. Each Inspector did as he pleased; turned on and off the gas at will; con- tracted private bills, and let some people ran their gas bills trom three to fifteen or seventeen months. To what extent the city has suffered it is impossible to know; the state of things in ex- istence having continued daring three or four years. Four separate and distinct forgeries it is said, have been discovered. Richmond is go erned by native democrats and not radical car- pet baggers. 01 Tae Noarork (Va.) MANcractcRrtna Company Lxve built two canal beats to compete for the New York State prize. Both boats are constrncted to hinge together, bow and stern, bya patent process, the latter portion of which willcerry the motive power, which consists of @ screw propeller and engine of forty horse power. A‘Lockrort orm based her breach of pro- mise suit upon the slender ground that her re- creant lover had told ber that if he married any one he would marry her. It took the jury ail night to award her one hundred doltars damages, and one or two of the jurors do not feel quite satisted that she ought to have even at. EXPLoits op a Younc Dasrgeano—ia Boston Monday evening a young lad named Franklin Hail, aged about fifteen years, employ- ed at No. 1.515 Washington street, was alon: in the place, when a young deeperdo named Rich- ard Hughes, of Lowell, aged eighteen, came in and made a rush for the money-draw, which he seized, and was about making off with its con- tents, when ig Hall stopped him and gave ap alarm. ughes thereupon drew an open clasp-knife and plunged the blade into the up- per portion of Hall’s left arm, making a wound Jour inches in depth and extending to th fhoulder-blade. Hughes was arrested and his {ictim taken to the hospital in a dying condi- n. CHARGES AGainst a Cuter or Portcr.— Charges have been made against the chier of ice in Lynchburg, and will be investigated. The Republican says: “They are brought by parties who have heretofore figured as persecu- tors of the chief of police, and are doubtiess is ated from motives ef revenge and hope of place.” Conn IN THE SURNANDOAR VALLEY.—Judg- ing from the specimens of corn which have been left at our office, the crop eannot be far from au average one both in quantity and quality. We have several specimens measuring a foot or more in length, and astalk bearing four excel- lent ears.— Winchester Timos. Prosrerity oF Wuiscaxsrer, Winchester Times saye:—*More building is now going on than has been done for several years past. We are intormed that at least three times the average number of bricks have been laid this season, compared with any year since the THBUR ARE SOME MEDICAL EXTHUStASTS in England who think perhaps it would be wise if all emall or unhealthy children were sup- pressed when first born. A writer says had this been the practice in the past we should have had neither Voltaire, Victor Hago, -— The P Goethe, or Sir Isaac Newton: The last mignt war. Pave been pat into a quart pot wuen born. ee Yoltaare was too small to christen for some da: Taree Cuitpaen ieenep to Deate.—in : el ug ve} Lunenburg county, Va., a few days ago, the 9 Goethe and Hugo were not expected to house of John BSmith, colored, was bucnod. J ee and bis three smail children perished im the | ‘Tme.craxp sunt of San Francisco, in view ames. Their mother had left uome to carry of the alarming prevalence of recklessness and their father his diver. Ske vot the | nae crime among the young of the city, devote a considerable portion of a receut report to pressing upon parents the daty of restra' their boys from frequenting the public saloon ofthe city. and recommend that children be compelled to employ their time in industrial and educational pursuits. In Iowa, women hold offices as notary peb- lie, four are country superintendents of peblie schools, and one is ate Librarian. Though not allowed to vote, the Io women can be woted for, and be, legally, competitors with the other sex'fur an elective oftes. B7-The loss of silke from the government warehouse in New York amounts to less than 10,000, pot $180,000. #2-The trial of Frederick Hegg!, charged with the poisoning of Frederick Seigiried, began yes- terday ip New York. @7' The Prussian Cross Gacrtte states that Rose: Tg succeeds Van Balan as German Ambateador to Belgium. Epoucation oy Macuanics.—In the Machin ists’ and Blacksmiths’ Convention at Albany ‘Wednesd: Ni of th theory anc higher branches of their ‘taco, ana recommending that some means be taking for afording opportunities for elevation in this ee renee InpIAN MUxpEg IN UTan. — A s2The Emperor William has given his | 4, Wells, of Salt Lake, consent to further proceedin, ainst the 2 . $ perience gs ag Ul ae ‘Indians were S7 Rey. Peter Cartwright, the i-knewn — preacher, died at bis home, near leasent Plains, Sangamon county, Lilingis, yesterdey, aged &7 years. a7The “Tron ”* laden with a car, of oll, sunk o We Say hiekt neat Sturgess Bay, Erie. ‘The captain, four seamen aud one women were drowned. mata ip prerege | of the Roman Catholic bishops in Maynooth, |. altho Arch- dishep Cullen opposed the principle of “home a ys voted in favor #7 £ coal oil cefinery was burned at Brooklyn yesterday. Twoof the workmen were seriously ‘scorched they could make their escape. Loss estimated at tarelve thousand dollars, partly covered by . S7 Mrs. Maguire, of East Fourteenth strest , New York, threw bat a brick from the roof of her bouse a some that annoyed her in the etreet. She killed one four-year and “awaits ay the action ef the jury” at the Sah raen an sett Be order, Tet us know, please. — wa Boston wrence Quirk died in Philadelph! streets on S; Tights is forniched by the erering. cf won inflicted by Lis brather fact that a gen! drove Sun; evening, ws two weeks since. During a quar- Secarhitie meayrea teres pa except street cars, ove ae i , —- Bcpanton . to arrive here at 1” Tewain Lere to-nig' TELEGRAMS TO THE STAB. This Afternoon’s Dispatches, sseciated Press Reports. TAMMANY RING. New Yo —Aitorney General Rar- low says that'no compromises have been with either Garvey, plasterer, or Co: the ex-controller, whereby the suits ageinst them are to be discoctinued tried in October, if he can b bat at‘orney general does not think he will ever turn up. THE NEW TAMMANY Rina. The organization committee of Tammany lost night ostracised a number of delegates in harged with opposi- Several assembly dist. tion to the Tammany ¢ sulved to entireiy iD lidates, Teorgani It was list of supervisors of elections United States election supervisor. THE CASES OF TWEED, MAYOR HALL, NATHAN- IRL SANDS, AND OTHERS, charged with Gefranting the city, came up tore terminer. After con: motion wes postponed till next Friday. TRE BIENVILLE INVESTIGATION was resumed to-day. the ship, to the nbilities of Captain Maur; that but for Captain Maury’s instructions bemg frustrated by the carelessness of one man in one of the life-boats, all the passengers might have been landed safely. RATTLE ON A RAILROAD TRAIN. Yesterday afternoon a tierce fight occarred the Harlem train, near White two companies—A and G—of the 3d'ri ofthe militia. The men, to the nam about sixty, were dn their way to participate in the delegation from Tweed's (4th) district; also, to furnish « to the chief ecorder Hackett, in the general sossions, to-day. The district attorney moved that the cases be transferred to the court of oyer and Itation, argumenton this Henry Anthon, @ Cuban Passenger, testified to the pertect discipline of ‘lains, betwoen iment the re- be- on or aregimental drill, and being under the infu ence of drink they began & violent conftict themselves. Their bayonets, muskets, and fists were free! the Police, cleared the train. arrest in opposing the were stabbed, and a ite. ly wounded. used. At Tremont station Two soldiers were — Several mon | Brinckman wasserious- | | Later—It is reported that the fight among | the militiamen of the 3d regiment resulted in the deatn of two men and thai some orthi:ty were wounded. THE KING TRIALS mty-five { of Mr. Prite areexpected to take place in the oyer and ter- miner, before Jud posed that Mayor trs' John R. Brady. fis acca From Europe To-Day. 3. BANCROFT DA’ It ts sap- '¢ case Will be broaght on | Loxnon, Sept. 7._Mr. J. C. Bancroft Davis sailed from Liverpool tor New York yesterday in | warenaf. the steamship Oceanic. A REAVY GALB prevailed yesterday on the Bri‘ish oonst. Sev- eral yeeseis which | ports were driven back. THE VESSEL RETORTED WRECKED on Tuskar Kock on the 14th instant, was bark New Castle, erpool Si mber Ist for Savannah. TRE RINDERPEST has appeared in Lincolnshire. THE GaLEs v has been ascertained that thirty of the crew were lost. ibe Mersey for American the pt. Wilkins, which cleared it which prevailed on the coast yesterday continue to-day. wind: bo: MAKI It is said efforts are bei not yet assumed any official form, to r Lairds to pay a portion of the sum the United States by the Geneva tribunal. clin te amas Frightful Bailroad Accident. 3 THE LAIRDS FOOT THE BILL. made, which have aire the arded to GQ, TeTF large number of voswels are TWO CAKS TUMBLE DOWN AN EMBANKMEMT. Wisnsetox, N. O., Sept. 2.— The cars of the down express train on Weldon railway Everetsville car and Flee] coubamkment, th ie Wilmington ran of the track Dudley last n! and between t. ‘The ladies car were precipitated down au e former turning upside down A considerable number of rs were slightly, end two er three ds f injured, but none ds ingerously hurt. Mrs. M.A: Walker, of Montgomery, Ala., was severely bruised about the body, Mr. Chambers, of ) Orieans. was paintully hurt in the head and back, W |. Chew, of Augusta, had his ancle badly 5 the that all will e00u recover. med, and his wire lias severe contusion of forehead. Those most severely wounded are here, and the physicians express the opiu The accident is s to have been caused by @ broken rail posed Fine absence of fatal reeutts 18 sonsidered alasoet The sleeping car fel! over the miraculous. trestle work, about twenty feet mito the steam below. New Youx, whe interviewed Gat ma! ing that the National Assembly bas been eaten ard bullied by Thiers that it has came simply a rm Thiers, he ‘says, country or assembI: the cour eS Hot represent either consequet y isnot represented be- ister of the President's will, the between them Il. He predicts that on the reassembling of the assembly it will dissolve itvelf of sheer dispair. In any contin- gency a repnbiican is now the onty possible Eyzament for France. Thiers. ho thinks, lds a republican policy, and will accordin, receive the sup, country, While war with Germany, he says che will, by of the repablicans of 5 the e thinks France meditates no her re- publican greatness, become so influential ms to weep the rotten German empire from the face of the earth by peaceful means. —_—-—e Railroad War in Pennsylvania ONE THUUSAND POLICEMEN ORDERED New Youk, Sept. 27.—A Reading, P: patch eays there is great excitement there ng to the warfare now going on between th Philadelphia and Wilmington kod the Wilming ton and Reading railroads. The inhabitants ow! dis- ere in great alarm at the symptoms of an im- pending riot, and @ special detail of one thou- vand policemen has been ordered out. The Philadelphia and Keadin, o Wii the line of the mington and road has sought to ead- ing road, which was recently constructed by an opposition company, in the courts. Ast nd the matter is already zht a gang of twenty-five Philadelphia and Keading employes severely beat five employes of the other company. Sev- eral minor disturbances have taken place, and the alarm still continues. = = The Geneva Award. LOWE REBUKES COCKBURN. New You, Sept. “Mr. Low —A London special says ech ut Glasgow last night, demned Sir Alexander Gockburn g the award of tue Geneva tribu- nal, and for publishing an argument which opens up the question and renews all the ill feeling. He insisted that it is th land to accept the award loyal eaten mesh A Wrecked Crew. Burrao, Sept. vi.—Captain K. andthe crew of the wreck rived here last night. on a plank, ando duty of Eng- G. Tanning | surpass a century each. of the in *till thought that none of th at a hh ~ = - Successor te the Late Senator Day is New Yoax, Sep’ 21.—A F K ¥ patch says Gor. Leslie bas a, Machen United States Senate Davis’ unexpired term. . _ Pad of the Latest Li - Sept. beral Farce. -The colored hberal eine die last night. ==> The King of the Counterteiters. ARREST OF DAVID PLINN “HE TORS. scares BVIDBNCE AND IMPLIGATES ALL aT oF PROPLE. Our town, says the Can Mail of Saturday, wae in a ment ast Monday, on ac « David on Fliun, who now n countericiters. “ix years tr Ferry, Canton. ue old man, romance than anything we e hty-five years olt, bat would biack eye, and remarkably well-in ail things relative t able to cou absolutely ect been in the business forty y the owner of Bundreds of (io. he ts now and bas been extreme poverty. ste declarce the not Tor years passed any counter, but that he bas becn in the an ¢xtensive clan, which ext Georgia to Texas, many of never seen, but for whom he bas bee He says that he taught the art of counterfeit to Beecham, Cradick, Blanton, Bluliias, Ors tree, and Ditchie, men who became for six tamou- the art, and have expiated their offences weary years of imprisonment. He telis how supplied contederate officers with of the “ queer,” which they receive: knowing it to’ be counterfeit, aud, ax turned Ftate’s evide in the “queer. knowing it tobe snch. This charge seemed »> sweet we asked and obtained perma. . to publish the names; Their names are «J Briscoe and Thompron, all of Morgan County Al He m a clear Coniusme. v mes of nearly 10) of the cla course the detectives mads good use graph. At Winona a man by th : son, with his four daughters, have been «r- rested, and also Culumbus Flinn aud Hezekiah Waiker. This man Walker is well known in this county as Cow Walker. Hoe was overseer for Mr. Brit. Pritchard for ten years, Snd_s0 arranged the business that nearly all ard’s cows wore in Walker's mark, henoe the name of Cow Walker. lie also fived two years with Kicks Weatherby Two nephews of the old man are stil! at large, in Louisiana, and have « complete set 0 one, two and a baif, five and ten denom: All these dies were made by the 01 and sold for S18. Ali t ™ were ons j the charge of G, Wiley Wells, Unitea 5 district attorney for the northern district of ppl, and J. HM. P: t These mtler | class corps of detectives, hay track of these counterfeiters for six months and flushed the whole bevy, king’and all, by # little hoteh-work of Columbus Flin, son © king. These gentleman gave hi tion in reference to the wh nuwber of the clan, but it wouid be umprudent to publish the facte until they are im the clutches of the law. Messrs. Wells and Pierce dese much credit for the manner tn which they have conducted this busines. They think that about $5,020 of this counterfeit money is fu circulation in Missiagippi, mostly in 810 pieces, and the public are cautioned against receiving this imitation gol: Maritpa Hanom's ArriicaTion POR AN ALLowaxce Dextgp.—Judge Myrick, in_ tte Probate Court, yesterday, denied the tion of Matilda Heron Byrne for the allow’ of $200 a month on the following grounds: T sections of the Probate law under which the ap- plication was those providing tur the allowance of a certain maintainance of the husband, child or wife, out ef the property of a deceased person during the progress ot the settlement of the ase prisor Mississi, estate. The applicant petitioned fyr au allow- ance of $290 a month on the groun: t she wae in actaal need of it,and basing her claim on the fact that she was a member of the Byrne family. In considering the app . Court held that the applicant at the time of ts death of H. H. Byrnc was note mew: family; since that abe was married habiting with Stoepel. Hence her de support on such @ ground was not tens ble. she may have believed sincerely tha! she wa not the wife of the deceased Byrne was m question. Yet ifthe marriage with dissolved her relatio nsistent therewith tto make her free to marr, Court did not think that by the death of she wns deprived of auy support or protection that she hac hitherto enjoyed. Not i ui 101 and lUkewise tw decl to take testimon: not to be construed in any the right of the applica distribution. The dectaion on this rest on groauds totally diesimilar.— Alea Cali) nia, Sept. 17. 4 Henore WomAs. | no means marvellous. ot we and delicate young girle making @ boi 1 detence of themselves under ees. The wing, however, relatcd by the al a striking lustance of what a wot do when put to it Fox, of about forty, was awake sleep by an unusual noise she observed i bedside. She looked him in th when, without *ayng a word Ler béd and grasped the hurl when s terrible struggle ensued. nthe meantime, though unable trem the grap of the infuriate wor ee ber and himeeif across two large rooms and close up to the door where he gaine? adi tothe house. The ts awakened Mz. take in the situatio: Lis heroie wite, subdued. This street for ap ofhoer into his custody. yam is by Kos the darkness a man c) up in bed 2 by ber ree h ~ burr C ithe burglar How To Save Coat.—A London journal sag gests that housekeepers can suv cent. Of their coai by using svi dinary grates. It says: “in guy excessively small a plate of iron » the grate will have the consumption duce the smoke and leave w clic burning fire. ( sufficient etre the bars, no poking is mecesssr: don’t go out until all the coal There is no ash and no fuel being consumed. T! well to (his country as to worth anything anywhere. 67 Dallas, Ia., bas a j &7-Chetopka, teen as real estate agents. s7 Turin, Italy, has eighty old ladies who made mses, has two girls of 2 ler iron 7 An Illinois widow's flock of 65 sheep by been muttoned by a drove of Logs. Aging S7-A railroad now under constracti South America wili pass through the Andes. @7-A Knoxville man bas lost his daughter b: the explosion of a barrel of fruit brandy ¥ iH he Albas are whispering S7“Butter is # lordly dish” was clergyman’s recent Sunday text. = i s7- ifthe and stump speakers tell the truth, ent Lays pos i 4 greatest scoundrels are uomina- says that the streets condition than a tew tan ikerohiel