Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1872, Page 1

| TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This afterno ns Dispate hes, THE EVENING STAR. Published Daily, Sundays excepted, | 4T THE STAB BUILDINGS, | ania Ave » corner llth Bt., PER COMP'Y. i‘ ssoctated Press Reports. THA MORASS HRONC BETES ¥ BY THE EVENING STAR NEW & BH. BIUP PRA NING STAR TRY Ce THE FV = par =" = IR : oem vin! Ga A conse aent!s ‘ “ k x ax fected beasts, The dix . beet a v work a < - THE WEEKLY STAR—p otherwise be liket a year. S# Invariably in = w thonght tha vee, 40—N2. 6,120. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1872. eessrrac? “CLA “OTIC TENIN T ? not correct your s'ander fone lines gUE AI SPECIAL NOTICES. EVENING STAR. FREE CUBA. | ee tone SMADI- FOX, = = =a ae i : | t horse whipping you I of smsti pox is to diffase Low Prices. A + STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS PROMISED WITHIN | know me well, and know { mike no it ‘ "hak | Echevek's Potmonk: Syrup. Washington News and Gossip, NINETY DAYS. | remember, a contradiction; yuh ave : 24 Bchene®'s Sea wee “onic... —_—o_— . é S " . * {the ep itis prison. | Pine tree Tar Cordial IntTERNAL Revente—The receipts from this | a Long Talk with General W. A. C. Ryan Ui, General, there is no ambigaity M pantie es mg sr | fan's Ocd Liver Oil, (geniine,) source to-day were coecess letter; did y 3 y | » sian Qracels ¢ Wizard OF......... = é een Another Expedition Fitting @ut_a = $+ es nok racine veces ued 2 | Tstant | GBx. Porter, or the President's » Te Purely Aurerican Buterprixe 2.000 a. lid ni he Fs t turned to the city yesterday. Men and 5,000 Stands of Arnyy— | ‘UX - ar PRE | Pea “9 “ ri € = - eee Semator Sumner the Stumbling | T!SEE MNDICTNENTS wenE roCND AGADNST | 6 Fee wea 2 ¥,| Mm. Jomw W. Forwer hada long interview | meee, umm orCabam indepen: | ue wyghicc ie ; eat iipg at onesdoliar with the President to-da dence_The Reeling of the Faunay— | for violating the aws,and had ee ne ae scenes ctaage Moma? Goseael Sansseery. nae (@inacauaaeae a= Whe Charge of Cowardice Against | to Now York lwo bes pot weer te Manin cumhen i SE ‘edict THB CONGRESSIONAL REPURLICAN COMMIT- General syan—The Attempt to As- a ape | the revacciaation of aij | | All other proprietary medicin: TEE have closed their campaign labors. sassinate Him —Spanish — Stillet Ps tamed aon j _— fact ence | Oreauy te i a Gana ; .| tos and Grand Army Medals — py sereeges ar Gaaaeee avin ane tre: | emularlow | ‘Tue Postwantex Gzxenat speaks to-night | yan in the Union Aray—A Pioneer | _,! those 1 8 | ; fursich' the tisane ‘of ABTBUR NATTANS, D at New Brunswick, N. J.,and at Jersey City | Journaltst— Communication with | ” R sas: Sak pargcahencl ie_tnes =H ~ peraons aa are ahable to pay for to-morrow evening. He will not return until ac, &e j j . the + purpose the physicians to the | oci9 tr Corner 4 and D streets N. W ater the election. Whi do not ths New York oath | ay is B tants. will be directed to wacci- | ST eras ee aes He wearsa big bi ie ad aries oe | aly: and enene | ms Gex. Saznwan, who was taken suddenly ill | brero pattern, long a 4 fo they conldit the . ce patina 3 . Rr Ae Arty ! | Atte i South America, . slong dgroin. Here (taking » ’ : . a will B nes ee edy | on Saturday, is much better this morning, we | a broad military ca vkely they grill do I: is pocket book 1 . t ee Cintees , are clad to hear, and able to sit up. He was | knotted walking cti h would have put to eat the capital does p tyaptierecceit arance. Lhe w r first taken with the asthma, and on Satarday | shame the traditional black-thorn with which ae So aary ean ere is I war wouudell «muster > xi Great uumbers have been cared by.| had a chill. His physician has cautioned Bim | pryan Qiinm, with rigid impartiality gayly seconde" icaerhs bees ng tll ty oer ben a fey: el and 3 * od th joble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit | ngt to le: his room for several! days. < hen you have no cause to complain of | } a are to have tinary - . jaflurs, kespera the »fMicted and unfortunate, I will send the reeipe a whacked the sconces of 1riends and enemies at ninth onthe ¢ the govern- | shed because my enem W THEY MANAGE aT TRE a X M@eers of all { | tor Preparing sul using this medicine, in @ sealed | ALL THE ESTIMATES fromthe various depart- | Donnybrook fair—does the American-Cuban athy on the pai she govern | of it and say Lad it y met ica rope cted of akled by the District envelope. to any on0 Who D se, U Chae | mbnta of the government have been recetved at | Genesal WAG. Inn be focus Sar a self. “a expense 0 oa pect Address, JUSEEH T INMAN « eneral W. A.C, Ryan, whose form has been sheeos = A gf ee cabeza to couter as uotitsiene, engue all fumetes t ‘Bation D, Bible H. the Treasury, and are now being classified for | familiar for months past to most of our citizens, and 'Oi Lave numerous tetters of | E-—\Hiad you any military education out bs rated Jeepetasicty spon tate 94 mard2-ly New York Ci the committee on appropriatins of the House. | ye is of medium height, and to use a pugilistic | Americans; and as to President Grant and Gen. K.—“Ves, Lhad a pretty thoromgh ¢ aoaivek aien Sivas sgecese al weceiuation” he ISEMENTS, | cprc acbency, catimates for thia year are not | crave, stands well on his pits whilo looking at | retary Mish, I inom thay ae tracsee Go Deke. | cation in that tine ar Mae eeear ens 3 transportation bad been AMUSEMENTS. more than half as large as those of last year. you withaa pleasant light in bis largo blue eyes | {t sould be indiccreet on my part to telt soa ail | 8 New York. I consider meni aw fut an the cured. With better weather to-day a number = 1 know on this latter point, but one taing you erciee, nite | am not atraid to horse teams have been brought out A large NAL THEATER. Naval Orvicers Teansreraep. — Lient. | and an open smile on his clean-shayed and thin A = ¥O" | Gross swords with any one, cith, ay ox ° 5 A larg pal Ah pet ppaclyaar Manager. | Commander Henry Glass detached from St. | Dut rather handsome face. He has a large nose | ™*Y Te*t assured or—there will be rie omar te Pay ee mber of oxe contafulmg more than two inbabiten: Mary's and placed on waiting orders. Assistant A RADICAL CHANGE from the country have been en= earnest.”” - (all great men have big noses), but to compen- K.—* Briefly what has been your history since de, and the merchants and their vom 5 hi the part of this gov tin regard to Cut $4 boon y tory si sh what man power wiil be + duty cf the bead of the family to sel ot MONDAY EVENING, Octosrx 28, 1572, PT. Addi 'e for this has a smail gii-bke mouth. Ho is | on the part of this governmentin regard to Cuba | the close of the rebellions” ill turn man ewer wiil by trndll batteras for the ocoupeney ef the partes fand until fariher notice, Foering Rip betes and eee ats young for one who has seen so much of adven- | within ninety days.” Gonte-oaeee ae mei er tear x ed\io wupplement these.” Tora car’ travel aficed with emali pox—the highest room fo the P ba oe SAVILLE the Asiatic fleet. ture, being but twenty-eight, and in general ap- joined an expedition to Mortana. ~ v ¥ y . By fra tenant house and letging- i fo the email r for the purpose by ¢l Whenever acres of rmall-pox breaks ont iu any dé, @ wi LE Bally tinguished artiats : Sa Ida Vernon, 8. K. Obester. Emma Skerritt, Alice that the United States steamer Vantic, under his command arrived at Gibraltar on th Uetober, 37 days from Norfolk, officers pearance reminds one of General Custer, the gentlemanly add 'y, and in conversation uses anexceptionable Eng"'sh, if occasional forcible expletives are not taken into account. Spain on any number of occasions. has been hauled down no less than seven times in four years, and our citizens arrested and K.— On what ground can this government Our flag Gen. Mea- ———_ dangottseat 8 gher, who bad been appointed secretary of ee ee ees r. dasbi ‘alry trooper, as he looked when i ange its policy in Fespect to Spain and Cuba” sritory, went with ts fro! ‘4 i making @ limited namber of trips. Some ing: heane or hetok, the porecn eiewe Poe roe means Pome: — Commaniee | eh oan cae sobsles tees an casy, | Gen, R—" On what ground! Why, sir, the pine mg plate accee Go ¢ South Boston cars are being «drawn by heepell px cagnes. ba tat Byron Wilson reports to the Navy department talks fluently andearnost. | United States has had good cause for'war with conductor and drivers of the company. PRILADELYRIA RXE PMLavErrara, Oct. 7 at Helena, tora ng v e . nary brown wrapping paper, fc Ange ot @ single well- f better material. The history of the territory will show detiped horse disense bas yet appeared ® ss that Iwas the first man to establish a quartz vr typergt: enue wing flag madoof rellew Stanley, = thrown into prion by the Spanish authorities | ‘hat sh u thiscity. There are a tew inlnted casce of “ ced to wine ecpened Titer tbe Messrs. Eéwin ¥. Thorne, Vining all well. elt Ase THE NEW EXPEDITION TO CUBA. time and again. Why, the arrest of Hender- | M'bing bureau there, and that at one time I listernper, but the symptoms very {ro Age, a8 ® Waraing to the Bowers, George, Metkift, Little Mcsr Earn THe Mongy.—The Commis- A representative of THz STAR met the Gen- | son, the Herald correspondent, the other day, Tegion. Biches ka hk boceeen mA | ater: the n New York, and fre pty: daa a A signer of Patents has issued an order, intended | eral at the Metropolitan Hotel the other day | in Havana, was an offence which any other na’ | [g0u- Hiches take wings, however, a he one taken hopes are fab written in Targe | Produced with ni to effect some of the clerical drones of his office, | aud hada long conversation with him in regard | 310m but ours would have been swift to punish. | Aeon ‘commiseimne “ ty will be preserved (rom th gad Maple letters, — Suall pax bere,” seat be BBW SSP Beye Ge that in future all clerks will be required todo | to Cuban matters. The material tacts elicited | Gur Hed amicable relations with Spain.” | Ofered vs by Minister Ro we BY ORM, fastened upoa an exposed part ot the infected house BEW MECHANISM tix hours of work per day, otherwise they will | are given below. eae ae Sie then ‘you ‘pegard the go pera ist poe 1 ity of those in whose dwell! AND be removed, and others more industrious and porter.—** Well, neral, £ i 1e3 sympathy with the patriot Cubars, how do a 2 aa be famigate the bouse craxp CALOIUM EFFECTS, entious appointed in their stead. come ren here eee oc bee oes accvunt for its contervative polls go ty ROSEDALE MATISER inwena Howanp (recently returned to | ble; but come this way,” and he tarned into the | “Gen” hs r regard story you already kx SATURDAY AFTEBNOON AT 2. ifornia from Arizona) endorses Gen, Crook’s | reading room of the hotel and taking a seat in ¢ is ‘some et. { @ square yard, steepel ins arbolic acid, oF bromo ut’s room. snd Le hung iv the pa d separate, sud shall be given oat to be «oe Who have had the sma’ boarding-bonses, and ho- nee fo notify the Beard of Health of the presence of MONDAY, Novewsen 4. 1872. octsif KATIE PUTNAM COMEDY COMPANY. GENIUS TRICMPHANT. MONSTER ABKAY OF TSLENTED ARTISTS Last week of tls plessing Vocatist, 1 Miss LULA DELSIA ¥. LA SUISSE Wesley and Mies Addie Johnson, the lan ¢f vigorous war against hostile Indians. meral Howard favors the removal of many of the Indian agents. He says that when agents reform is necess who was taken from his house in that village during a midnight raid of Mosby's guerillas and Va., to-morrow, tor the trial of Sergeants Geo. H. Richmond, James Gilligan, and Privates one corner beckoned the reporter to a seat by h “Yo K.—“ You can, I suppose. tell me if the ramor is fitting out, its pointof departure, or ils precisa? destinetion. 'Th's much I ean say, however; it R.—* Can you tell me how many men and arms you will take out?” for the inactivity of the gov spect, becanse, until quite rece opposed the recognition b: labored tor for ti we have no right to interfere in the affairs of SENATOR SUMNER AS RESPONSIBLE nt in this re as chatr 7 ~ ects, except to say in a general way that they anot the mittee on Fo: In talking with Gen. Ryan one rated with the said distutect THEATRE COMIQU aay eae pon rere tion, the sglary of which 1s | are encouraging, and that the iriends of Cuba | MA0! the Senate Committee on For the impression that he is thoron south of Pennsylvania avenue. | oniy $1,500, there is something wrong, and a | ‘re still hopetul.” ations, h bed our foreign policy; bec: " rty years had already bee: accomplished in a large part of Cuba—the abo and | have carried it e ne subj 1 ofessions ——————— = saitiean for Ch state of war beiweer cau ea caebnee's “5 First eppearance of the Elfin Sprite aud Fairy | Two Sovrmern Crattants.—Gen. George | 1 tue that another expedition for Cuba is being | TOyNG, Of rae Petwee Ti pais yen west eaters woe at a ne ie cot | Vocalist, ie panien aa nomen P. Este, of this city, appeared before the southern | “Gen. R.—“1 ean and will. Anexpedition is | Publicly argued aga health and i r ene LLB EMaa? “ M'LLE EMMA. | Claims commission Saturday and testified to the | fitting out and will leave within thirty days orale mga y | stew xe a Tue aerial wonder and Female Ai nin her | loyalty of Baillie Peycon, of Gallatin, Tennes- | This much I feel at liberty to say.” begs eo in | duced and § wa ty of said attend snts to seo that in years » who has a claim before the pediti a ay 7 ty - ob } use dummy engin ines, owing to the = joo fesm the ack teow (nat hms The 07205 eat OED ene most | commission. ‘The commimion alco had under | thing Telative to its proportions 1 | of this country for independencs ar ae oan DTEVAICNEE OF the Loree disease. . ainfected and fumigated. And. Teer rink Greeecet ic weit consideration the claim of Mrs. Charlotte Read, | _ Gen. R., hetita.ng a moment —‘Or course it | 7 itis county tor Independence | Plisbment of bis obj % hymen ie cual geen aeao ee QUILTER AND GOLDRIC widow of Join D. Read, of Fails Church, Va.. | wouidn’t do tor me to tel! where the expedition DP vith Bong zs Cuba —> That another expedition to Cuba From Eurepe To-BDay- p. MISS LYDIA WEBST Bit lition of human slavery. Ho opposed the a po lpg naene: _ Se, Oo Be i ce that thep ars : carrie thirteen miles and shot.” His tamily | §s purely an American enterprise in the interests uman slavery. Ho opposed equi | near future. From cert _Brnium, Oct. 23.— patient, and must therefore he | The modern female seereeny s aactent and modern | ciarm nearly £5,000 for sapplies taken by the | of Cubs. Americans furnish the capital and the | sition of San Domingo, when that would have | Sareiy aseried that something ts tt neroft ‘has writte r* . The pleasing bericsuue Actress, Vocalist and | Union army, expedition is comy2sed wholly of Americans.” | Pecn the stepping stone to the annexation ot | and that other parties beside Gen. It vt to the Emperor ne s having knowledge of | pits, enna TS SALLIE APT” a —‘I presume, General, that you are con- | Cuba—in tact he has been the stumbling block terprise. the great mass | Le is charged by the President of the Uni re expected to give im- Ose DALE DALE, SIONAL SmRvicR MeN TO nR CocRT-MAR- | cerned in'this now onterprise 2°" in the United States to Cuban independence al: le aze sincerely desirous of | States im the mame of the American people to ah tonic bare MLE WALLET I wutifal batter | TE#D.—The Secretary of War has ordered a | Gen. R.—“I am connected with it; in fact oe Te awa Rete Sopeclions actey FaithCal Isis” free from the | thauk hie Majesty for the great pains be has oot ae es ee eee Prenement | And part a a gl ** | general court-martial, to meet at Fort Whipple, | W#S the first man to start it. has throughout taken the cold-blocded view the eae 1 te 4 it of sity Wusatistied at pre sent | the case growing ¢ the dispute between 4 rather than see an enterprise in the interest ot | Great Britain and the United States in regard pexi inder penalty ‘Tr Gamaerc ta, new ‘ howd i Pr pchabiche raga ER 2 Ey Spain, no matter how atrocious her conduc: | the Cuban patriots fail through indiscrect and | 1 ihe northwestern boundary. The letter closes Perec ma conceroed wilivestrietly enforesd.- © 9 frieriace Pxtrevagaizescatiticd Tho twugh’ | Oharice A. Brogan, und Degas UKenbody, of | Gen. 1. We intend to take out 2,990 men— Eat geceent SST ae EAneaAbib ot prematore Usclorures. Lay will betwesn tie Cinites Besiee aed crema. He ebm tos the det ot the ou zen to nmedistely | THE WIUTB OROOK, THE WHITE C@0oK, | the Signal Service. The following-named off- all Americans, as I said before—and 5,009 stand | reg cvpayN PATRIOTS EVE GEN. GRANT If he WPOSITION TO THE SUNDAY LIQUOR Law IN Bo tity the Hoard of Bealth of the death of any per- iroducing the Great Ballet Troupe. "| cers will constitute the court :—Col. J. E. Tour- : : 4 . _—er s Fewrti’s Expectatioys.— lL. N. Fewell, purest. son ficm small pox of wbich he may have Know. | ,. imiraducing the Great He Male Belles Troape tellotie, aid-de-camp; Ist Lieut. Richard P. | °f 8fms Perhaps it would be nearer the exact WITH THEM. LivERroo f the case whl atlow, and who bas Chedof email-pox shall be baried or public Cemetertes or barying grounds © permit from the Board of Health, a mem or 5 be desired, the INCOLN HALL, THE BUBINSTEIN CONCERTS. BUBINSTEIN-WIESIAWSKI, (TWO NIGHTS ONLY.) MONDAY BVENING. Novewsen 4, at 8, TOESDAY EVENING, Noveusee 6,ar Strong, 4th artillery; ist Lieut. Geo. S. Grimes, d artillery; 2d Lieut. C. G. Wolcott, 3d artillery: Lieut. David J. Gibbon, 9th ‘cavairy; Ist Lieut. H. H.C. Dunwood, 4th artillery, judge advocate. PersowaL.—Miss Pickic Sheahan, the charming and accomplished daughter ot James W, Sheahan, Esq.,of the Chicago Tribune and truth to say 2,000 men. In doing this I make allowance for the sneaks aud cowards who wiil desert us at the last moment. We want none of this class with us; we want only such men as fully understand the perils of the enterprise, and are willing to face them.” k.— I take it for granted that yon will go with the expedition?” Gen. R.— Most certainly. At present, how- recently about Cuban matters?” Gen. ing he is heart andeoul with us.” —“Has he ever given triends any iy Gen. R.—No; Gen. Grant is not the man to ou OF any ot ledges as to his future action?" R.—“‘Have you talked with President Grant R.—“Not lately; but [ did some time ago. Our friends haye conversed with him more recently, and I have no hesigation in say your who shot James F. Clark at Manassas recent! for the alleged seduction of his , Clark's) sister, i= out In @ card in the Manassas Gazette, it wh he indignantly denies the truth of the statement that he bad attempted toescape from jail and ‘ays: “I could have gotten out at any t chose ey wish to a but ex. pect t> @ jury of my countr men, and not ony discharged, but Justified In whi have done, and belleve that ‘said levier Loxpow, Oct. 28.—The licensing actreqairing the drimking saloons in Liverpool to close at 3 o'clock Sunday night was enforced for the first lime yesterday, aud gave rise to considerable eX lemen: among We frequenters of those places. Crowds collected in various portions of the cicy and were addressed by persons, several of whom were under the intiuence of liquor, im opposition to the act. The gatherings finally that he i 2 t ; Decame #0 nowy iu their demonstrations ever, 1m not known in the matter, an t Ef ritten solel; a giiy gente metal | gM, Gia bas the, hover to announce for the | formerly a citizen of Washington, was married | be. ‘It wouldn't do for me to be seen visiting | 00 that. We understand him, however.” SF ne ene SE beatin Police were compelled to interfere and arrest d to be present at sor” Lhe Brat aud ouly appearances in Wash- | in Chicago Thursday to Mr. James Walsh, a | Our vessel, for then general attension would be | K.—“May J ask, General, if you still hold the mort prominent Pe mapeen nes cl TY © 5 to,te weave ex- nef ANTON RUBINSTEIN, Prominent and wealthy business man of tuat | directed to it, Nelther would it do for Cubans | Tank in the Caban army’ : fi Mrarzrtovs Disarrsazance or a Prox | trecisof the city people opposed to the act stzecth chall © corpes intoned with oasall pox bo Phe Greatest Hae iar fit “The New ork Post says that Miss | to take an active partin this encerprise, for the | | Gen. K—\‘I do. My rank as given me by the | pecriym BRIDEGROOM Mt, S'S. Gos, 5 fete ndigtation come: taken t 4 church or meeting-house, but it shall be Secured seats, $2, to be hed on THUBSD. city. Yipnie Ream opened her studio at the Brooklyn in same reason.” Corama or Cuban Senate, on the recommenda- by igniting colored lires im the streets and hoot- a rb - 1 | | graph operator employed in the office of the ae conveyed dizectly from tha house to ibe grave. The World renowned Voli Vistuoso; ustrial Fatr on Friday last, and is at present THE NEUTRALITY LAWS NOT VIOLATED. tion (of President Ceapedes, is, general, and Salman P lace Car company, has mysterious. | ‘NE! the police officers —. nay sapeeses. poor: tbe unable teigcur TIS LIEBHABT, Gvgazed in modeling portrait busts from liféot |p _« How will you join the expedition?” chicf of cavalry, and it you will walk to my | iy disappeared. He left flea 4. a burial, any undertak The Culeistated Soprans: Mr. Ezra Cornell, founder ot the Cornell Univer- = Ow I FON, ber room I will show you my ; even o'clock on Saturday morning and has no: : ogg to the Boor shall pon Son oe aye ie sity, and Mayor Powell, of Brooklyn. Gen. R.—“ Just as I have always done beture— ee —* How long did you serve actively in the mend acre a kL — Case shall take the same t. i ntralto. . Sec patan conor c d cad ViCTo: which the cor “tera Wat suait oct | Accompanist... MOSIRUB HEMBIELINSKI | t! xtay DuhL gC ae ban bye gyal pola ghebcle ree Wa: | “Gen. "ReAbout eleven months, doring | SuRds ne ee ee eae e | “Pants, Oct Sak, Lamereank, copeblerty “Pied evar as bad remit | MA, change of Pe creme tp, seep ae sist | fo Staaten Winktorn cate from Patisto vote | te Faunie leh Ustieare ee ea eee | Which. ae ofleial Tocarie show, aud’ wincn t | ™aC™ Re accounts are ali correc:.—N. ¥. Sun, | M+ been elected municipal councillor of Paris. fomigated and disinfected his . ambulance ehall be kept at the “hall be accompanted by an in- T2= MABINE BAND for General Grant, and will return to France as thd appointment office of th partment, has returned from of cowardice made against. with the Fannie expedition?’ Gen. R.— you, in connection R— ‘Why did you return to the United A VO¥AGR IN A DUG-OUT. b vould like to have you look at before you take | ro, PRESIDENT GRANT TO PRESIDENT THIBBS. > York in stug boat, and joined her at sea. 1 | “™ a : 26th. P Oct. %3.—A dispatch has been received ‘ont he burial | Getober, at Mezerott’s Mnsic Store. 7 Rend a my word for it, I partici in seventy-six en- ARs, Oct. 23.—A dispatch has been recely Fattre apprintel ior that par. | \ The Bleinway Flauos are uscd. at the Babinstain kts im Poacoe tamer Scan es Savy greg oop ton aR gaxements, skirasonee kee 7 by President Thiers trom President Grant gp. Health © 3 = hegith. ~--Mr. James H. Marr, chief clork of o 4 5 Suanr.—The town of Sterling, lil., las hit upon ap excellent temperance mexsure. Passed an ordinance providing that the windows graiuiating himon the progress of repuljegn- 1s hae | Tem i Fiance, ar shown by the recent sapeteeme ¥ tor vacancies {n the national asteyofy. “In order to explain that it fe neces- | states?” or doors of drinking saloons shall be obscured by a » ter ye oded f noval of emall WILL GIVE & CONCERT on quails, partridges, rabbits and o! 5 — means of screens, paintor other devices to con - Pea petivate rr otherwise. fee Teme RE at near Culpeper court-house, Va. Givlacd into nN “BC Cubans in America are | Gen, RMI was emjoworedby President Cee- | St ‘what is going on withts, the propristor stall New Term Hotes, The inepecto acc, tapstying the ambuianee, and at ‘Wiard, of Boston, is at the Metropol eG tap peries and Gen. Cavado, general-in-chiet of the | be liable to # fine of from five to twents dian ) >! Wosrnvere TO TAKE A seat the dr werareferbieden frem eutering street cars | 4. 25 MONDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS ee SAYS, DEFSRESET TAVERN buban army, to come during the latter | To tight darkness with a is wise generalship. er. ‘ T nit of clothing to wear | commencing et7 o'clock. oclt Sm Political Notes. all pulling different ways to accomplish thesame | part of 1870 to organize an expedition of 2,000 | and the idea isone which, if itean be carrie. 4 -Mimster Washburne “ving small pox paticats, The national democracy in New York have | °bJect- Remus Cespedes, cousin ot President | men, In company with Lieut. L. OC. U. | out, will serve an excellent purpose. ‘ bere yerterday that there was no founda- and disin B ANJO AND GUITAB. nominated John McCool for may. Cespedes, is minister from the Republicof Cuba | 8- and two negro servants, I left the Cuban tion for the rumor that he is to take @ place in om aaty Ger neral Maxwell, the republican candidate coast in a dug-out, or boat of a large tree. FEATHERS will learn better Temonstrate ie) S “ef & time, than | the cabinet. His coming here has nothing to n i to the United States, and V. A. Agulara is the N i]t with their <, verof the anbulence sbail, until otherwise GORGE £. wisn, With a notice on Saturday that he would coutest | Neither of them speak English, and both are eid sou bei i i tt Dillons @ respecting old. ee r : ; wear e linee suit while on duty. ; the election on grounds of illegality. obliged fo oie rome goo ,B—*Did you bring with you any letters trom J Dillons Zw old gentleman, and | WOMEN WHO WON'T TALK TO BE ARRESTED. - toatiend to the removsl of Hon. George fi. Williamssrobo at Wilmi tag nli Bgrer competent preters. | Cespedes to show your status in the Cuban wker, took occasion to say afew wordstohix | United States Marshal Sharpe small pox parients shall fumigate end disinfect the Instructor. tom, N. On ets Thureday last oe thei a eee ——_ pepe — ee army 2” 3 S00 Sa the impropriety of drankenness, and its | tation with election sa » ROW ee ee ee ee So es od COLONIZATION BUILDING, ganication and the peril of the south in permit- | buogling and mismanagement all the way | , Cc: R-—‘I did. On leaving the island, Ues- being nos-payin, hilt Su ete Ged enaen | Co cates en Rg . * Corne P it to control society. through. Live Americans Id have boen | PCdes gave me letters to a number of prominent ines athe ti ‘pul om ns id er shothim p den ma ge erning vs male relatives’ right : tnt of the clothes or furaitare | se27-Im 1 of 436 street and Penns. avenue. r. Benjamin G- Harris, a leading democrat | charged with the executive part of Cuban mat’ | A™éricane and in one to General Butler said: io Deahens nn renene the cating | fo vee. Se Laake: of canis om @ be grkeiie alos of the rame, and thesumes cf the | OLD Noy On bition (Naw No SyConeressman of Muryiand, ‘has issued | tere in. the United States. americans showia | ‘TB&CAvalry under General Ryan have killed | Wi: I's own Urains, made in the next three days. profetie value of the rame, and the ‘namra of the | OLB N ona ‘439 1 deat to tne, democrats of ‘that state, | have had charge of the issue and sale of Guvan | More Spaniards,taken more prisoners, captured | Wowan in THE Gawacn mong the del. “S eee ne enn | ee Be at gra se, | arding them to vote against both Grant and | bonds, and the funds derived therefrom suoctd more supplies and destroyed more property thas T sates to the Congressional Assoneia hee Pander no circumstances shall the ambulance be Greeley. have been placed Mm the hands of some wide- hay 9 ater ool le poeees aoe ee Teoently at Rochester was Mrs Cleaves, who jarry im the streets. except for such | Bio, 426 Tth street, between D and M streets, eight ‘The Apollo Hall democrats have ratified the | awake American military man t fit out expedi toy ve one 20 pay; but hes I represented the Elmira church, of which the of time as will be required to remove the ‘abuve Odd Fellows’ nomination of Mr. W. R. Roberts for Congress | tions. As it is, with the combined efforts uf the | #/¥eR bis time and money freely to the cau-e’ I Rey. Thomas K. Beccher is pasior, One ctthe FE or creas Tall asthe takiedionay shies ter Ghotce oii Fatatings, 5 iw | ee stp istrict of New York, He had been | friends of Cuba in America and Kurope in tour | f° Signor Aldama, a rich Cuban of New York. | Sciegates gave tories ofa ota change the ‘Lag.smpvelpace shall notbe taken to say place fer | Ales, longest stock’ Paper 5 aa | Ereously wominated by the Tammany and | years, but 10,000 stand of armshave reached the | B@ ded : ‘Should be need money you will | Jcveestes gave no year so that hereatier each Bailroad Accident the am all pox shall be eugaged te mond 1t a: «1s rog- | Suadee, Pictures, Sine Dares and Tae. Brecley convention: triots from abroad, and all through the stu- | *Upely him.” church may be represented by a woman anda | Crxctewati. Oct os.—A trewht =a eT ae . ‘The total registry in New York this year is | pidity, mismanagement, aud Tascelity of the edt en ny Sxpecitions Rave you-con- I San’ The’ ides cecmed t© macct with dea Pittsburg, Cincinnall anf Bt Loulesemennsns, the ambulance toany pint, careshall | Please remember snd Womber. _jel-ipt | 49/10, against 152.002 last year. ‘he F ctry | men in charge, 1 was eharged with cowardice | WU¢{c1 to Cube a oret im asti, and the | (¥Or- o® the tuck into Stillwater river, near Coviug- : rookisn is 15,517. Se é : faa ee SR UsbeiecLotiina, BO Ota, | lector Thomas Murphy was unable to secare | ner onthe rocks nearly shandved mutes ince | manor an arm. i can truthtuily say, too, that | War or Sicupease Peoris.—atanv'Brien | 5, ee . at 619 D scroet, between 6th and 7th | Fegittration. her original destination. I'am not a satior, and | 1mthe only man in charge of saeh expeditions | meeting, corner of Roosevelt and Walter streets, | "*¢% . Rotes by mat! promptly aitendel to. ocd 1p he Greeley furore in Texas, whilo tt lasted, | what should I know about uavigatiou? 1 was | WHO has escaped the vengeance ef the Spanish | in New York, Saturday Rightopposing politi | ne saspension wae confined two congressional districts. and | sick all the way over, and was Snder_the sur. See ae ot my predecessors were cap “opted ae eof the people on the the prol ity that the republicans will o v . = walk, OmaAs angin, red 22, was y LECTURES. Doth of these.” Weetern Toran, hice ea carry panan ey wlasl corer Deas nes Have you ever seen Cespedes or Cavado | killed, and several were wocndode It nor | MEMPHIS, The labiities of the to see that thi hones baving STAR COURSE OF LECTURES. Ge COMMEBOU:NG NOVEMBER 26, 1572, for Greeley, is well populated with republicans. The democrats of the state have now nominated Nashville Banner relatipe to a political meeting 185.) THE ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE RYAN. Gen. R.—“Yes, sir; do you see that small hole since you left them in 18:0 2" Gen. R.—“I hve never seen them face to known who overturned the chimney, bat four Manatee Dank will exceed $2200, but dividual te | arrests Lave boen made ou suspicion, nh a coreg : : ae he assets are unknown. The suspension caused a baring a aT cenaltatech ie ton third Tennessee ais: | —"\Wen these not an attempt made to as- pel aeilaeed bodeenenerenn > pean UT Rye ae —Iuvestigation into | ¥0 excitement in financial circles, get tel LINCOLN HALL SEASON 1872-3, trict is illustrated by the following from the | S@stinate you on the vovage?” Fson anyon have a way of communicating | the probable cause Of the sickness which has just caused the closing of the Rhode Island confer- Id at F: "Gerke SD. yenee one communicate semi- | ence seminary at Greenwich, i. 1, has resulted | Sieagare® SETS OUT ge tor shat! im am urbane ner inform cently , 1. K—"O, yes; Z 7 wich, R.1, has resul 8 r rene thom tentrwed me stew e with prey Bape: Sle pastor Cn (nea eee ane andl the General threw beck bis | wonthiy.” He bere detailed the manner tv | im the discovery of s leak ta thc tener is Che | ayoungseay of Urteos oes een re See Reed od Beslsh sencraihn tesa oe tae keh EDMUND YATES, turb the meeting. Just afterThomas commenced | cAe,snd medal suspended from his tete breare, | Which communication is Keot up, and said: | rear of the boarding house, caused by rats, and | n short time, died, and’ the tody wa vatbeud to the emall pox he calabeated Soaliah Novott. | FE*HIME hae named A, Rebiason wey whet | ihe waren aimed at uy heart. it wastwo | oqit Towa of course, be detrimental 0 the | by which a portion ofthe dink dralange wasde- gc a in whether th: we can be isolated ‘To be folk “ ' | o’cloc! e morning, and I was tying in “} _————_—_ in the dwe llugeo as uot to expose the otherizmates | GRO Ww. CURTIS? within thirty feet of the stand producing a | berth at the time almost dead. from diarrhea | SP&biards eve on the watch at all points, Ex-Conomeeswan Bowen, who was chosen @ number of te the Sixense B J. DeCORDURA 2 Pee rele’ eeot Go on” and ‘nothing | and black vomit. Lieut. Powsful was with me TEE SPANISH FORCE AT CUBA. sheriff of Charleston im the recent contest in Whenever ap tenement. Jodging howe, CONCEST BY ENDLESSOUN | December. the matter” helped to reassure crowd.’ at the time,and afterwards went for the sur; c “Official reports show that their vessels in | South Carolina, is not to be let alone even in r he wt that he cau | QUINTETTE CLUB ol BOSTUN. ‘The point Of the dagger struck the medal and | Cuban waters mount 400 guns more than the | that humble position. His competitor threatens taken to the benpitals and'if'any | BRET BARTER a SZ Governor Walker, of Virginia, is better. i t entire American navy. ‘There’s a fact for to have him arrested on an old charge, so as to Berson interferes with the execution of this order, ANIRL DOUGHERTY, anuary. 7 Hon. W. Moat has formed a new Ontario penetrated my hips. trike patient refuses tc obey the law WENDELL PHILLI [fit cine unthe knowledge of acy" fompector that sO PARKER (Bre Gen: 1=AT havea teeny. ter reper t0-tas Tus mndkari0n trom Germacy & toome 8 . R— cory in re fF small pox are Rept in tenement hoses, | cn and after FRIDAY, 2éch inst., 7tb street, oppo pe ma! sited matter. ‘The ascassins wore doubtless iired. to Sintes increases daily, ‘Thousands of emigrant, ng houses. Ft flere or hotels, without | site Pest Office. ec2t in subject to c! put me out of the way. At any rate that same including not only farm hands, skilled laborers, the tr ner notice having been & Deaton morning we sighted land and while laying to, 4 and it people of a wealthier class, eciate report to FOR THE FEET. ‘a7 Columbine is oe eee J aove ne Soabt hay mene tes are constant! ving at Hamburg to take the Bame vl the or am men hired . Soon steamers in vot tilaw. COBNS BEMOVED WITHOUT PAIN ors, a the Fannie ex; ban named Sen the; ¥ DB. WHITE, Caine) ye yy call her afeliow employed as an interpreter Cans ror Paav.—; rg 4 Qomreny, = 538 rece aS, s@ The Spanish Senate has ublished @ card saying that he of Richmond, within past, 4 >) be Wabs iwapect fecal thet the rules regarding | Yarcular © “. ‘ashamed for polftical Cuban service. a. pat es = * Y i the tuterment of persons oes the Fe ea eeaiRs | Ofice hours from 8 a.m: to 6p. aban removed: ipped cars to Bera ‘need complied with Season Tickets, with reserved seats. 93. For sale Cabinet. ao-Mr. W.F. baad Brags known as “Buffalo eo ‘How do you account for thisattack upon A TART LETTER. which will show you enemy against which contending.” how formidable is the Cuban patriots you the vent him from ent [pel tering upon the duties of “0 Se There iss murder mania in Besten, too. "Ihe foregotng rules aed ic ‘deen to the Nebraska Here is a copy of the letier I sent him. premuleeted by the Board of Wate "he Diseret ties a ‘cmiaeat ve clans, surgecas _ ee Hogh Mi: ie elec tha eldest Catholic easing po rbaiae rat rane Sa prevention et fo abe Dee |“ Sacamcunnn in WarninoToR. 266%.) oct | priests I the Cited States, died in Brooke | eee ean mone zy adidreme ‘ollowing Minister, Wasaburne is te be tendered a and epproved ; yesterday, it. hey publie dinner in New Bor thereof, Juve 19, 1573. armen F; Soa tos Ohba bat 5 oar vad be hata roakign Westy Oheasers, on Fou have r at last, though STP Seraralls. egress enow cterss poovaltod CHRIS. 0. OOX.M D..LL. Dp. . cea geatleneg au of the Brooklyn Weekly Odremicie, | trigmph wilt ect bet ‘duration. “Taking in dait Lake city on Saturday. Pr ee ‘Board of Health. “eon PEASE ees | MCSE OF Ubelling District Attorney Britton’ | Savarkage of sour toaster y tera ey anne S7-The river is so low at Pittsburg that milk Approved: H:D. o<@-tm Pinte complete, art Sg There was sheavy fall of rain, You bave dared to publish thiseard. # ¢ « ‘a rising. ' NATIONAL METROPOLITAN oe AF | Geipnin lastnight ss M@ntnios at make any tucl recommendation and rock mse in pronoancing ara aah aes 73 TT ., eur Ye Tre INSURANCE COMPANY. ane , SrThere were ton cases of amall-pox and} dare forward euch a letter ts Proddent Gee, sg-Horsemen should preserve their equine- DISTRICT OF © rixenis avenue. _____esly_ | three deaths trom the disease in New York last | pedes. © © Gon. Agulara and Mr. Ces- P- 4» ; — COLUMBIA. T° FURNITURE, DEALERS, OABINAT- fa In Boston there were twenty-seven = Mrs. bang 4 is, 0r was, a suffragess. RG ANIZED anes. 4 s7“Slippery ‘Connol); reported eine a 406 UST 26, 1870, AND ALL IN WANT OF S27 Trouble has occurred with the natives of Ett wh hae 7," @ = CEE CAPITAL eon mmo 100 000 OBNAMEBTAL WOOD CABVING tee Cees, Janae te ee Benth Eads. ‘but yor T wa reporter calls tears “lach- Offtce in Bhepherd's Bathdi: 905% Ponnsyl- | Having theagency for the Wood Orna- pre lh in this ” aa eiaa Nit B. TODD, Vics Fresteat. aa 0? ald, The General Christian Missionary Society, — care ands larpe nay reer whiskers, emall DIRECTORS a evening of Hevember eat ime of Braver oo Tie dad prea car drivers report URNAMENTS, &c.,&c., Brougtou Pisani ex: « ‘cowardly cur, B9-The wild geese now wing their of the most _b- the cxstof I a geese wing flights by <agrice “ekifdtaaasee ce a7 Joun was in New York . May- the daily weather reperts. Rob ‘patent yesterday ond to bail before United States i whether this door when you open it.” Bole agency fur the * eae es. for refusing et bis = class. U court room sign.) COLMAN. Dame, age, ® facts relating right only too Bt. Louis papers are crowded with Jere’ Depot 53 fo tote, to Henry Bowen, a special deputy Poeginn4 Buia, Brovkets: Be out oe pase marabai, who called at his residenoe. _— appeals to the onest masses to register and | fon ¢