Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1872, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR Published Daily, Sundays excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, corner llth St. BY UE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COUP'Y. s H. BACPPNINN, Provt, ' - STAR ie served Try Ce NT PER MON each. By m s THE EVENING tein sul KLY STAR—pobliched Friday—$1.90 | : Warinbly in advarec.ia both cases, Paper cent lopger than paid for. | SF Rates of vivertixing faraished on application THE WEE . S&. 40—N2. 6.122 Evening Star, ASHINGTON, D. C.,. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1872. Ww ? TWO CENTS. ATIONS Ln! “POX al. pox is to “tffare Lie couditiogns i 1 Ton. bat LECTURES, qu STAR COURSE OF LECTURES. LINCOLN HALL SEASON 1572-'3, COMMENCING NOVEMBER 26, 1872, with EDMUND YATES, ! The celebrated English Novelist. To be followed by » CURTIS, the specufie tions have team ahopted approved by the Gov ta andr the eli, aiter five years from the inst erders and requires tants ie the District ona, d Pty MENDLESSORN( December, 6 & < o nT bY M Q ETTE CLUB«! BOSTON. B TE. 2 DANIKL DOUGHERTY, Januarr. | PHILLIPS. § | Peason Tickets, with reserved coats. $3. _Forsale a ABER AS, on apd after FRIDAY, 25h inst.. 7th screet, tg | ie Pest Ofic: ® mn LADIES’ GOODS. UST OPEN® J isos a a meneecnction of CHILDBEN 5 MERINO CLOAKS @ND CAPES: | BROIDERED SLIPFERS AND CUSHIONS, jar the rat 0 honime eed ¥ reform and in. aud of aff other HAT AND TOWEL RACKS, BESLIN 4EPHYRS, EABNS AND WORSTED Sy volumbia, ic respective corpora ill inmates thereof to be © admrs ion there nt evidence of pre Ving takea place MBS. SELMA BUT PEBT’S, #treet, oppestte Patent Office, coW-6t LER AND ¥iCTURIA ft Willian’s. eecination h P omipeatly contagtoes and infec- tions, iseistiog forms an imperative necessity for the prevention, <f ite propagation. Whenerer, 6m case of em Fepoie apacizacn for the occupancy of the pera pane “ room e Srpcti to E> preferred. aie ta ate Cloaks, Dreeses, sod Wrappers, Rouse toarting hoase cs hotel. tre person wm@ected | Children-# Cloaks and Dromers at Willisn’s, by the molec canpot be isolated to the satisac- iateen’ eke ot Wet: of the Sealth officer, sreon shall be re Best Cloak Velvet at ‘s than The haeet Back Drees SHE at Willian’s. Wihecsver som Monn: t Silks and Velvets (a all shades at Willian’s. ewellioe or piace. the werute wane Parisiag-made Under-garmeats at fianne be attached ¢ i premises cecupic iby suid camesase waraler tothe | ‘Thecelcbrated J. B. P- Corget nt Willian’s, eeser by of the presence of small-pex ie that lo. | Fancy Ties,ot ali kinds,at Willian’s, ality. Aud if the yeliow fee be not immediately Elegant assortment of Daces at n wht ws writ Smal! pox here,” shalt te nan esprsed pert of the infected herse ‘Threat and Guipure Lace Capes at Willian's. Beaotifal assortment of Parisian Fane st Wil ian Morocco Bolts, with Crains, at Witian a0 ehh | # the 1 Parisia® Bonnets aod Hats at W i POE rm pete ay ry eae [sported Bele Hats, in ail uades. at Willian's, : men = ealskin Torbaus apd seotch Uaps at V n'a. fomtey pasted tana Ribvons, Flowers, and Passementerie, at Wil- ery part it thedwel” | |, Bibi heisfece Ustrich Tips and famey Feat? era at Willian's. | Hair Braids, made to order in Paris. at Willisn’s Drraces and Cloaks made to order at Willian’s. & Une price only at » WILLIAN'S, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, oct3-Tm 7 Cite Trevise, P ADAME_ESTREN, _ x 61S Taintkexrn STREET, LADIES’ FASHIONABLE HAi® DRESSER And Human Hair Manufacturer. Paris and New Yerkchesp Human Hisir House. Two Chittinus Bi Sea binege eck to select from alway the patient’ with the said dl examine for yout oclé 3m h ) MISS E. A. McCORMICK, 506 NINTH STREET N.W., Will open MONDAY, October 14th, a large and elegant assortment of IMPORTED AND PATTERN oclé-tr BONNETS AND ROUND HATS. ad theemall pox, nce that they are j,tud must therefore be y bare hi in ns having knowledge of ¥ tenement bosrding-honees, and ho of Health 0 ae JUST OPENING ® A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS and VELVETS, OF ALL COLORS, At Lov ‘ices, w Pricessst ig HELLER, se2-tr No, 719 Market Space. a SISTERS OF ST. JOHN are prepared to for ail kinds of PLAIN and on the praprictors Pause ¥ the presence of under penalty tew against all ietly entorced. om to éomediately e death of any per- all pox of which be way have know and no one except auch as may have had the pox. andthe cflicers of the Board of Heaith take charge of, a whe hag thus di receive orders tor after death FANCY NEBDLE-WORK. Rarticnlar Attention rooms? eset the case wil allow. te Sine embroidery. No, 2017 1 street. next Wins bas died of email-pox shall be buried rto St John's Hospital. ocl im 1 peblic cemeteries of barying grounds DRY GOODS. Fo FALL AND WINTER Dry Goods, THE POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT OF BOGAN & WYLIn, 1015 and 1020 Seventh street, N. W. io THE PLACE To GO. Antmmense Stock ef Seasonable Gocds, selected with judgment. since the BREAK IN PRICES, ‘The largest forced Anction Sales tu New York and Philadelphia have enabled us to place goods in our Goons. All the New Shades in Popular Fabrica. All «ol Datines at Me. per yard Eich Kelled Popiins: Epingtines, 4c. placed in person will be allowed to be x * follow the corpse to cearest kin-relations, and and 7 4 shall @ corpse infected witt, small pox be oa church or ng-howse, but it shall be or take any part in bee bad the emeil and disinfected hie A the barial that par alrb. acee thall be kept at the Paris Printed heps,7éc.. former price GD. ¢ the ambulance, and | Bich Plait Dress Goods tur y from entering street cars ‘MISSES AND CHILDREN, at greatly reduced prices. BLAUB DEES GOODS. rap a’Ete, Biarritz. ed bazines. Merinves, Guaer wo eircumetauces Goshmeres, Delatncs, Satine. ooh clothing when off taty, ronelte Clot ean Cloib, J pox patieuts and | Serge, Australian Uraps, French Povlins, ust? Crepes, Alpacas, and Mohairs, » aotil otherwise | English Courteuld’s Crepe Veils. r ) BLACK SILKS and lssinfect from $1.25 to @1 00. suiail-pux cases occar. He shal Fre to $2.80 our stock is fall of rich makes. i= properly dieinfecied. packed | A splendid line of all the new acd popular styles of t am ©. and destroyed. SHAWLS. t hesorfaraiture | Prices greatly reduced. th bave been destroyed, the BKUCRY eH AWLS, PAISLEY SHAWLS, rane and the name all the New Designs ? ‘OFEN CENTRE LONG SHAWLS from $10 to $60. Our Shawl Department was never tanere sball the ag:bulance be | so attractive es at present arty t@ the str , except for such ‘Gentlemen's. Ladies. Misses’ and Children’s Me- © a2 will be required te remove the | rinoShirts and Drawers. Hosiery of all Binds. All grades from @5 pe? pair op to ars om @3 per pair o Prices considerably lees Ronn fast Feat. ofall grades. Super White F lanuels, 250. Usuton Flanneis from ae. Sets. Table Linens. NaVPhiss. TOWE: LNGS, Sheeting, Ticking. a nnter panes from @1 to @6 EL im all gri EYEE ‘ and col: per Mack, 75c. and $1. fades . id CLOTHS, CASS IMERBS, SUITINGS, &c. ‘Lew prices and no deviation. oct BOGAN & WYLIR. seis TO ROLL. PRINCIPAL ATTRACTION NOW IN THE CITY Is WOLFORD @ SHILBERG’S, NEW AND ELEGANT DEY GOODS ESTALLISHMENT, South Seventh Street, im which fe to be found ‘assorted et: DEY GOODS tm the city: comprising alt the Lomeat e city compris the Lates Surles im FALL ocd WiNTEM BLESS GOODS of small pox cases tn his duty to see that the i he contagion be allowed te go oF come in contact with any urbane manner ivfurm the regu ations ine posed cter sball io an oft i 7 eounii pox, but wiall to attend to the small pox her the case Can be Inolated 4 to ex pose the other inmasos tient in a tenement, lodging house, Tasted that t ke can: | Black and Colored SiJks, r he or she shail Plain ana Faucy Poplins, * order, Xo Bleck and Golored Mouait_ Alpacas shall be en: Plain and Corded Single width Alpacas, egeatec thes G We canoes Onoies Mayle, eases cf small pox are kept in tevement houses, ed wa Coens in all Widths, lodging houses, boarding houses, or hotels, without | Fienneis of all Bhades, be proper wotice hay ing been given to the Board of | Bisghets, Oassimercs ‘ant Woolens of all descrip- eelth ae requ! oa le es ae make tions for the Fail aud Winter Season. je report 10 the Hicalth Oficer. Satiog tSe | Ineannection with the above-named Gvods are also fi causing oF abetting Safer gufern weetSinae avi of ases where there is doubt whether © & realty sMicted with small-pox, a pb : BOTIONS, BIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, cpini be secured before removing the pa- and other articles too nnmerous to mention. f. A call to this House will amply compensate par. t Fie te tor shall eee that the chasers from far and near. the in! cf persous who die of small-pox be @7 REMEMBER “Fie forenctne rules and regetations ore mede and The arcade, promulcated by the Board of Heatth of the f Columbia, in accor wi vention of ith Pamved by ‘the Lautslative As- Mo. 427 SEVENTH STEEST SOUTH, Between D and B. f Colombia. HN. B —Five cents will conveys from Scmbly of eatd Districe- aud eopeeege etniecize AS | yi; Beam sity direct te the ase 4 Bor Wareols Jer B18. COX.M.D.. LE. p. —— “De tecrecars, Health. ~ 009 tm BATIONAL METROPCLIT, I IRE INSURANCE COMPANY, aod oF THe DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ORGANIZED AUG UST 26, 15170, AUG hed ra : CAEH CAPITAL... 100,000 gat at a, Hosiery; Ofice in Shepberts Haildiig. No 905% Penneyl- BT asia VERY Low FOROASH. “Call eee Rk Var heien, | Sisrercnahr gree SAMUEL CROES, Secretary." ¥ esinaeisceeaat . “& CO, DIRECTORS. 1205 ¥ street, between 12ch and 13th sireets. ae pt 1 ADIES UNDERWEAR and GEWT'S MUIBTS REG Mrczott, Sohn Pa ins rows mccarere a rics. 3 AS i siephend. ak =e. eee 27 KADKLIN & CO wonton & MEAT, F orticrays, <I | C a eioaeee nT Fo, 1227 Pexxstivaxia AVEXU 2 CE BE Stu: s . Genuine Lrasiiap s#ebble Spectacles, sand ef Few bole «} o'bse"Voutinna stents, | SPECIAL NOTICES. De Jovghn's Gd L ver Uil, (geuwine,) Hormtia « Wigacd oF ¥ us’ Orystal Discsvery All other proprietary medicines and everything navally to be found in® first-class drug store at the similar low figures, ABTHUR NATTANS, Davestst, ocl? tr Corner 24 and D streets N. W. Caution. LEE & PEREYSS’ WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. id the oum ‘ations off-red for sale NCAN’S SONS, New York, Agents for the United States, Buyers are cau’ Counterfeits and I) JORN DU tawty ous ols Card. eiunisncet A Clereyman, while residing in South Amorica, s mnfizetonary, discovered a safe and sim pls remedy Weakness. Karly Decay, Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and victows habits. Great oumbers have been cured by thie noble rew the sflicted and a for preparin, elope. to who needs it. Free 8, “ ‘addres, JOSEPH T. LN! + Station D, Bit louse, mear2?-ly New York City. AMUSEMENTS. EW NATIONAL THEATER. Ma. J. G. SAVILLE, Lessee and Manager. MONDAY EVENING, Octongr 2%, 1572, First nppenrance tals souev of rst 8 un: 0G. Be Who wil! ap LIOT G aby the’ Ciewing deti Assisted by the following dis Merdamte May Savile, Ida Vernon, 8. K- Chester. Emma Skerritt, Alice Stanley, re. Edwin F. Thorne, Vining wers, George Metktf, Lite Neille, and full corps of ‘auxiliaries, Proc need with NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SORNERY, NEW MUSIC NEW MECHANISM GBAND MATINEK SATURDAY AFTEBNOON AT 2. MONDAY. eMMER 4. 1972 oct-1f KATIE PUT. COMEDY COMPAN ASHING RE COMIQUE W Eleventh st., south of Pennsylvania avenus. NIUS TRIUMPHANT. ‘TER AKBKAY OF TSLENTED ARTISTS. Appearance of the Elfin Sprite and Fairy Vecelists La PETITE D'ANGELIS WLLE emMma, MCLE EMMA, ‘The acrial wonder and Female Antipotean. in her Perilous feat of Walking the Ceiling Hoad inwards pee kK of th werk of the picse “Miss LULA DELMA MISS LYDIA WEBSTER, The modern female Hercules in aucient avd medern Statuary. The pleasing beriesqae Actress, Vocalist and Dansevs-, ISS SALLIE APT. ROSE-DALE—DALE, M'LLE GALLETTI And the entire Corps ds Balictin the beautiful ballet vertisement entit LA SUISSE, LA SUISSE e W. ’ Weel Johnson, the eat Triple Com «, Dances, Interludes, Chor ‘The inugh- able local Rxtravagany, THE WHITE CROOK,” THE WHITE CROOK, Introducing the Great Be Mule Baller Trotise. cc? LUUK OUT FORK PARKER'S BENEFIT. INCOLN HALL, THE RUBINSTEIN CONCEBR’ BUBINSTEIN-WIENIAWSK{, (TWO NIGHTS ONLY.) MONDAY EVENING, Novamaer 4. ar 8, TUESDAY EVENING, Novemner 5, at S$. Mr. Gran has the honor to announce for the above date the firet and ouly sppearauces in Wash. ingion of ANTON RUBINSTEIN, The Greatest Living Pianint ; NRL WIENIAWSKL, The World renowned Violin Virtaoso: LOUISE LISBHABT aed Sop SE ORMEN ingnished Contralto. IY S he Lov ithe inti Accompan’ MONSIEUR REMBIELINSKI _ BWA change of Programme for every Concert. Secured seat+, $2, to be had on THUBSDAY, Sist October, at Metzerott’s Music Store. The Steinway Pianos are used at the Rubinstein Concerts. Oo 6 [uz KENtocKY LIBBABY GIFT CONCERT $500,000 in Bank to Pay all Gifts. ff Full Drawing in Sight. $100,000 FOR ONLY 810. At the second Grand Gift Concert, authorized by special act of the Legislature, in aid of the Publi Library of Kentucky, unavoidably postponed from September 25 10 December 7, aud positively + SAT. wr delay on any account whatever, the followiag Cash Gifts are for distribution by lot among the ticket -huldera: ONE GRAND GIFT,CASH ONE G BAND GIFT, Casi 50.0 1 Gash Gift.. $25 000} $2 WW each 20,900) + 1eweach 1500 ** each Wow 09 cach 9,000) 70s each Bue 60 each 7.00} 5) each 6.000] 200 each ben) @ 0 each 4.00) /100 Cash Gifts, 200 each 1 Cash Gift 300/612 Oash Gift TOTAL, 1,000 GIFTS, ALL CASH. ‘The money to pay all these gifts posit, and set apart tor that pur ers? and Drovers’ Bank, as will lowing certificate of the Cashier: Fauwmns’ ax Duovins) Bangs now upon de- in the Farm- 9 seen by the ful- Lovisvitir. KY, oT THIS 18 TO CERTIFY THATTH ON DEVOSIT is THIS BANK OVE MILLION OF DOLLALS Tu THE © THE GIFT CONCERT FUND $5: WHICH IS HEL’ ANK URFK OF TRE RAK TOCKY To GIFTS TO BE AWABDED Ai THE Di a. . VEKCH, Cashier. ” Pi IOKETS, Whole tickets, arters. $2.50; 11 on, i" s At ir pao lee Bs a iat take place December 7. Aj required to close sales and 25, 1m order to gi malars should be sddeeesed to = culars 6) Gov. THOMAS E. BRAMLET: Ni York Office, 600 Major THOS. H- HAYS, Ts* MABINE BARD WILL GIVE A CONCERT At Concordia Ball On every MONDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS commencing at 7 o'clock. ae ols Sm Baye AND GUITAB. GEORGE &. WISE, Instructor. COLONIZATION BUILDING, se27-1m* Corner of 434 street apd Penns. avenue. Oxp No.) On bition (Nsw No 456 end 439 ‘UTE Bt. at ‘rm St. Ho. 416 eight es a2 Me E.* g8s8 Pare TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. The Effects of Persecation, FORTY THOUSAND ROUMANIAN AND CONT NSNTAL ISRAERLITES PROF: EMIGRATING TO AMERICA. A letter bas been received at the General Land Office setting forth that a movement is on . foot by th ites of Europe in the matter of ‘eggplant : settling a colony of Roumanian and Continental Sunozow Joun F. Ranpotra, U Jews in America. It appears that there is « : re oo it pital of : ty ¢ departm:nt of the | company formed possessing a paid-up capital yeah ma cle #1.500,000, whe contempiate settling in this country—some 8,000 families, comprising 40,010 Washington News and Gossip. Associated Press Reports. Ivtmanat Ravenve.—The receipts from this DEATH OF MRS. GREELEY HER PRACEPUL BN The Funeral to Take Pince on Friday —The w - Naw Yore, Oct fe of Horace 8, of Ala. | person’—and the question is presented to the , ¢ : ‘ tot = General band Office whether the United States | Greeley died at 4 o'clock th.s moruing Ta special agentof the Treas | overmment will extend to the company a title | (Second Dispatch |} i ury department, at #5 per day. to a tract of land say 250,000 acres, for this Phar y Oct. 0 oe rainy Mayr mrad T Repgewep.— The commissioner of | H"tPose, on condition that so many families | died this morning at the residence of “Daas Abie cance — . should be located annually, it being the desire | fobnson. Turing the evening yesterday her internal revenue is preparing regulations for the redemption of unused adhesive stamps which are no longer re‘nired by law. n. W. A. H. symp'oms were of such @ favorable character as to imepire some faint hopes of ber recovery Such expectations. however, proved an as she had two chills during the night, aft which she was very easy until she ce to have but one settlemen the subject, Mr. W. W. Car! the actipg Com- missioner, replies that there is no law providing for the disposal of public lands in the manwer d, even if a compact body of land com- In Teference to PRERSONAL.— Terrell, third assistant postmaster general, leaves to-morrow uch ap area could bs fonad, eS Pa on tras? peacefully evening for Indiana for the purpose of casting | Put shows how title may be acquired | ieee piece at Da. Chavins chacch at i his vote in that state at the coming election Attorney General Williams has retarned to the city. o'clock Friday. eee THE HIPProzyMosis., THE MALADY STILL SPREADING. It is Proving Fatal in Many Cases. DEATH OF ONE HT DRED HORSES IN NEW YORK YESTERDAY—DAMAGING EFFECTS Oy THE DISTEMPER—DUSINESS ALMOST 8Us- PENDED—IMPORTATION OF OXEX, New Yor«, Oct. 39.—The weather to-day is cool and pleasant, and vary favorable to the prevailing epidemic, which is is now thonght to existing laws, and tarnishes the writer with the becessary circulars relative to the public lands ot the United States. The frequent calls from Europe and elsewhere for large bodies of land for the purpose of founding colonies would indi cate that special legislation is desirable, to fur- ther such enterprise: ok see. Politica! jotes. Attorney General Williams spoke at Charles- ton, S.C.,on Friday evening last, the meet- ipg,on the occasion, being one of the largest ever held in the city. The Sunday jijaor law is to be made a politi« cal iseuein Chicago. It is reported that new legislative tickets willbe run by both the friends and opponents of the law. Bruen wita Hostice Ixptans.—Inteili- gence has been received at the Interior Depart ment that five scouts attached to Gen. Hancock's command recently had a running fight with a party of hostile Indians on the Upper Missouri, and lost two horses. Navat Ovricens TraxsrerRep.—-Lieuten- ant Chas. A. Schetky, ordered to the Wyoming. Chief Engineer B. F. Garvin to the navy yard at Norfolk, Va. Chief Engineer William B, Brooks, detached from the navy yard at Nor- have reac! the crisis. The man! estations of folk, and ordered as inspector of machinery A special dispatch to the New York Times | the resulteof the disease, however, remain abou efeate: that yer. from Kaleigh, says the Greeley” coalition is the same. Deaths are’ constantly occurring. Mimerer E, B. Wasantrve made but a ‘aking to pieces in North Carolina. and that |-about one hundred being yes! ay, Teported flying trip to Washington, and is off to Lilinois, Grant’s majority in the state will probably reach | in this city and Brooklyn. Many stage line have increased the number of their trips, but the horses seen in the streets, not only of the car lines, Wut private Vehicles, show bad symp toms of . Several firms will receive oxen to-day from Poughkeepsie for the co: veyance of merchandise, The horses of t regular army in this vicinity are almost all at- He says that hehas been in the habit for years pest of making an address to his friends and neighbors about eight miles from Galena on the Saturday previous to a Presidential election, and he now goes to Illinoie on that familiar mission. is. P. Shaw is the regular nominee of the liberal —s ‘ans, the democrats, and Apollo Hall, in the 8th Congressional district of New rae the city. John D. Lawson is his com- ‘or. ‘The straight-ont democrats of Kentucky have ae placed atuli state and electoral ticket in the | fected. (Quartermaster General Ingalls has is TAL SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester- | field. Benjamin G. Wright is their candidate | -ued an order as to the divease and it remedy. day heard the claim for $55,000 of the estate of | for governor and Daniel S. Starr for Heutenant RUMANTARIAN PERGH the late Robert M. Aiken, of Aiken's Landing. | governor. announces his purpore to continue prevent eregate republican majority in Penn- | ing the working of affected animals. Three or ginia, where the exchanges of Union and | gf 2° ¥ nia on the Congressional candidates is | four Broadway stage companics uave each sue Confederate soldiers took place. A Mr. Mc-| gitry Mr. Greely desired that the «tarifl” Bergh’s society for interference with their bas Cauley, @ neighbor of Aiken, appeared and | grid kindred questions should be relegated t th people in their congtersional districts, and this is their answer. John G. Whittier, the Quaker poet, dectines the nomination of’ the Woman's Homesteat League for vice president (with Fremont for president) on the ‘Independent party” ticket, made up in Boston on the Ivth inst. He ad- visesthe Homestead Leaguers to stick to the republican part ness. ‘h claims $25,000 damages and ask an injunction agaivet Bergh and his men. At a meeting of the sanicary committee of the board of beaith yesterday, it is understood Unat 4 thorough examination of all the stables was dered. The working of diseased horses witho some cover it is thought is surely tatal. SPRIOUS EFFECTS ¢ The grain and f heavily. The ocean steam carry more than one-third ¥ recited various acts of disloyalty on the part of the deceased, whose loyalty had been testified to by General Lorenzo fhomas and son, and by General John E. Mulford, of Hichmond, formerly United States agent for the exchange of prisoners. Discrmwatire DUTIES.—The President to- day signed the proclamation declaring that all provisions of the acts imposing discriminating sual amoyant The Horse Disease. foreign tonnage and import duties in the United Ireight. ‘The India did net discharge her Statesare revived, and shall henceforth be and ITS RAPID SPREAD Im THIS DIRECTION. freight on her arrival yesterday. To-day an remain in full force as relates to goods and mer- | _ The rapid spread of the horse disease wehron- | tempt will be made by light Many of th chandise imported into the United States in | icled in last night's dispatches; but it appears sugar refineries are reported te business. It is the opinion of se men that the Washing street, is losing nearly £59,000 a ble superintendent thinks the working eased horses will ron the disten ders and the result be very tatal. STRAMNOATS IN LIEU OF #0) It is stated that several steamloats w mence running t and trom dierent points « the city on both the North and East rivers to accommodate the travel now impeded by the lack of horses. FIFTY JRESEY COWS DIE FROM THE DISRASe It is stated that fifty cows hare recently died of the eeme disease as that affecting the horses, at East Orange, N CLEVELAND CATCHES IT. ve suspended French vessels from countries other than France, £0 long as any discriminating duties shall be imposed by France upon goods and merchandise imported into France in vessels of the United States from countries other than the United States. RECEIPTS AND ExrgNDITURES OF THE Post Orrice DeraRtmentT. — The receipts of the Post Oltice department for the fiscal year ending June 30th last exceeded the receipts tor the fiscal year ending June 30, 1871, by about $2,000,000, and the increase of expenditures during the last fiscal year is about $2,200,000 over the expenditures of the fiscal year ending June 50,1511. Of this increase a little more than $1,800,000 is on account of the transporta- that of the many thousand horses that have been infected comparatively few have died. Tae discase is spreading rapidly in Pennsylvania. It is certainly prevalent in Harrisburg, and the Philadelphia papers of yesterday admit that a large number of horses in that city are affected The Baltimore Snm says that the malady has now tully developed itself in that city. Despite the precautions which have been taken by the passenger railway companies, livery stable pro- prietors and others, if possible to save their sock from any extensive visitation of the qmalady, it has made its appearance in various sections of the city, and it is not an exaggera- tion to state that the number of auimals already afiiicted by the disease in its incipient or fully developed form numbers several hundred. It has also extended to Columbus, Obio, where CLEVELAND, et. 29.—One livery stable tion of mails caused by extension of the postal | three cases have occurred. Oxen have been eae twe aes ew cases of the bores fervice, leaving the actual increase in other | sent from the interior of New York state to take | diteare to-day, items, including readjustment of postmasters' | the places of horses in the city where the dis- NO IMPROVEMENT AT OFW! . Peovpinleor ge growth of the department | temper continues with no striking change either Osweoo, Uct. 30.—Although the weather is 000, for the better or worse, but generally there is a slight improvement manifest. The number of fatal cases has, however, increased. The sd,4ih, and 6th avenue cars and the Canal street cers were stopped yesterday. Few or no cars ran en East Broadway, avenues A, B,C and D, ith and 9th avenues, or the Belt lines. The sta; ea are beginning torun more frequently, and tieir horses are naproving. The agents a: the difcr- ent piers say many goodsare rotting, and bef. re there can be any possibility of their remo: al will be useless, The Old Dominion and Cali r- nia steamehip line piers are blocked with ves- sels heavily laden. Business is suspended at the National Line pier, while the City of Wash- ington is slowly discharging from li, The Leesburg Poisoning Case. SINGULAR PACT DEVELOPED BY A Cus: EXPERT SUMMONED FOR THE DEFENCE. The counsel tor Mrs. Lloyd, now being tried at Leesburg, Va.,on the charge o: having fatally poisoned her little daughter by giving her arse- nic, developed their line of defence yesterday The analysis made by Professor Tonry (the chemical ‘expert summoned by the common- wealth) of certain ot the internal organs taken from the body two months after burial, seems to have been so conclusive in its resuits that the scientific men summoned by the defence virtu- ally admitted that the tests were correet a that arsenic was found; but Professor Elizey developed the startling tact that the medicine administered to the child during her last illness contained arsenic. Dr. Mott, the attending phy- sician, prescribed small doses of bismuth on the day preceding her death. Professor Elizey procured bismuth at Dr. Mott's drug store, ap plied the proper chemical tests and found that it contained traces of arsenic. He repeated the experiments several times with the same results Of course the quantity was infinitesimal, but still possibly large enough to raise the presump- tion that the arsenic found by Professor Toury was derived from this source. PF coco Laveus at tar Hu ———— pleasant there is no improvement in the horse AMERICAK EDUCATION TO BE REPRESENTED epidemic. AT THE Visnna Exrosition.—General John Eaton, Commissioner of Education, has received a letter from General Thomas G. Van Baren, of New York, United States commissioner to the international exposition to be held at Vienna, Austria, next year, requesting him to change and modity @ small edition of his forthcoming report and have a few copies bound in the be-t style, Ere! ared for the use of the commission at the exhibition, and afterwards to be made part of the collection now being contributed by the different states, to be presented to the Austrian goverpment. General Van Baren says it is urgently requested by the Austrian autlorities that the United States should present at the ex- Lsbition a model school-house with its interior arrange ments—maps, books, globes, and all the machinery and aids used in our common schools. The commissioner of education will reply to Gen. Van B. that his oftice will, so far as lies in its power, comply with the request. BYACK HAS IT. Nrack, Oct. 30.—The horse visease has br out here and in the vicinity. BOSTON GKTTING OVER IT. Boston, Vc! More horses a) streets to-day than for several from enough to meet the dem’ travel. Ti this vicinity. THB DisKas! 3 Of trade disease Is evidently sabsi IN TOR RAILWAY STABLES IN Pr PHILADELPRIa, ¢ of the horse disease are m the Market street railway stab: DOWN RAST. Coxcoup, N. H., ct. 3).—The horse mal prevails here to some extent. Provipence, k. treet ral! ways, nearly all of them becoming weak spiritless, Some of the stables report that are improving this morning. Scppzen Deata or Ma. Engx L. Carros, Carer CLeRe or Tue Post Orrice Dararr _ MENT.—A telegram was received at the Post Office department this morning, trom Postmas- ter Smythe, at Albany, New York, stating that Mr. Eben L. Childs, chief clerk of the Post Ontice department, died snddenly in that city last evening. The dispatch does not mention the disease of which he died, but it is believed at the department that it was 'an affection of the heart, of which he had complained fur several months past. Mr. Childs entered the depart- ment from New Hampshire, as corresponding clerk, at a salary of £1,090, (then one of the largest salaries paid.) The department was reorganized in 1836, when Mr. Childs’ salary was increased to $1,400. Subsequently he was transferred to the appointment office as chiet clerk, at a salary of 1,800; and a few years later was made chief clerk of the contract office. In New York Notes, BX-CONSUL BUTLER. New York, Oct. 30.—Ex-Consul Batler writes that be ie London under his own name. RLECTION DAY. By a recent laweiection day is made a holiday in this city for commercial purposes. T ereopen trom 6a.m tod p.m. Many ba houses, however, announce their purposes of pending during the day. oe er DAS, in charge of @ government employe, here yesterday neon, amd were located at the Grand Central hotel. They represent sev- eral of the most murderous tribes in the country. BIN PRISON. J iiliams, of Jersey C'ty, hose trial will probably be close: to-day, and who bas been on bail, was last night surrend:red by bis bail and lodged in prison. THE RING TRIALS. ‘This being the final day of the Hall tris! a» 1865 he was made chief clerk of the department, nscript of Monday has the following string of with a salary of $2,200. The deceased, who was | quips and quirks in regard to the horse 2 | large crowd was atiracted tocourt. Many were in his 73d “year, was an industrious, quiet. | Fuine-imity of temper is what had to possess | 8l80 present expecting Tweed would be brought unobtrusive "gentleman, and was beloved | everybody yesterday dependent upon the horse | i and a day for bis trial fixed. The ex- bos ap by all who knew him. He was a mem. | for getting over the distances, nded by # host o! legal retainers, but Ss ber of Trinity P. E. church, corner of 34 he was not wanted to day abraptly leit It and C streets, and was an exemplary christian. apprehended that locomotive engines will get wheezy and begin to run at the nose. But | James H. Ingersoll and Jobn Farrington ap Asad feature of his death is the fact that he | we will fall back on the constan ‘andimperturba: yeared and were bailed in $5,000 cach. Mr was on hig bridal tour, he having married a | ble mule. He will never run at any thing. Stoughton then proceeded with his address in ‘Mrs. Bayne, of Alexandria, Va., just one week Jones ays his potatoes have got it; they are | bebalf of the Mayor. ago to-day. His first wife died two or three | watery at the eye. Mr. Stoughton made an address in behalf of years ago. and prior to this evént he was called upon to mourn the loss of and promising minister of No horse-tentatsion to-day in the way of equip- ages. Every carriage owner his own tootman. the Mayor, contending that naught had been an only son, a young dvanced in the evidence proving any gu the gospel. In defer- dy takes eight men to man-I-pull-8 city scaven- | S¥ppertof the indictments, and that the jury ence to bis frequently ex sentiments on | ger wagon No. 1 must acquit bim. the subject, no meeting for the purpose of mak- | If this ox business goes on, there are those who OFFERS POR GOVERNMENT BONDS. ing speeches and adopting the customary resolu- | fear that Professor Horseford will become an There were eleven offers of bonds to day, tions of respect will be held by hisfellow-clerks. | Oxford professor. amounting to $808 500, at trom 11236 to 112 56 Postmaster Smythe has been directed to accom- Giles has no doubt, since hehas seenthe ox | The government parchase adverti $1,000,000, butonly bought & ‘THE GORANTON * Seventy-tive thousand tons of Scranton coal were sold to-day at the regular monthly sve, follows: Lump, 5,090 tons, at $3.05 to g3.0 steamboat, 7,500 tous, at ¢? to $3.92), ; grate, 17,500 tons, at 83.90 to $3.92; egg. 10,000 ton~, t SEO2K to $1 70. « to 85 50, pany the remains as far as New York city, where they will be received by Mr. A. N. Zevely. for- merly Sd Assistant Postmaster General, and brought to this city to-morrow for intermen’ The Post-Office building will be closed on t! day of the funera!, which will be attended by the clerks in a body. doing the work of the borse during the wet weath- er, that this is the storm which falls on the equine-ox. —$_§_____ THE Sunpa mz Law in Curcaco a NULLity.—Saloon keepers seem to have paid very litte attention yesterday to the Sunday jaw beyond decorously closing their blinds. ‘There was no part of the city where a drink could not be easily got. In the north division where the Germans reside, the saloons were ali open, and beer was told as usual. No disturb- ance of any kind occurred, but there were four- teen arresis for drunkenness agaiust ten last Sunday. No particular activity in making com- L Rat see: Seciety Small-Talk. Torquoises are being worn in jewelry again. Ladus’ mufts will be eect weer bmail this winter, A new and very fashionable shade of color is known as neutre. PT 17. ‘on, Oct. 30.—Charles Sumner, in letter This Afternoon’s Dispatches, | jt. rived | areposes imtro TM Darament sb improvement, a» | but be tears that ye the three experts rred the San dispute thi the bounds: < “ bad made a raid into Hood ar tes, On the Bravos river, killing nding several othe ays re main) tirens were organiring fe Criving them ont Strakosch Injured by a Railroad Ac cident Tororo, Oct —A Timber of the Patt mpe were on the train which mer Mi nt at Reameviile ve terdny Soramosch severe i 1, and t ries. His tace aliycw . aunch of an Ocean Steamer ADPLPBIA. Ge The launch of th t the Americar noon to-day. and * An immense crowd was river was crowded Jown with apectators The Pimlico Races. POUR TRIALS OF SPRED VaSTeRDAY. Yesterday, the fourth and jast day of the ary land Jockey Club an ecting at Pim co course, was In every sense euccesstal. Tho track was in excellent condition, and the at tendance good. The races, four in sumber were well stranged, holly contested, and ea- citing throughout The opening race was a hurdle handicap of two miles over eight hurdles, for # parseot #0, | Of which $400 was tor the winner and $100 to the second horse. Lochiel, Blind Tom snd Tam | many wereentered, The first named was the | favortte in pool, selling at #1 to &M). The race | was wen by Blind Tom, who came in two lengths ahead ot Lochiel. Time, 4.16 be second race was a year olds. in which nm the homestrete! spur, bat ages beaten du There were five Porse meeting, mi jo heat Joe Daniels, Wheat dthe race, and Sue K A Fatat Fer RK ¢ Kull Back Trajed. of the mi named Jerry dentatiy met on Common st Charles street, when they mutually resolved to settle an old by recourse to arms. B being ided w revolve ud bowie-kn vex, the two desperadges opened fire, and continued the battle until their ammunition was ex pended, then began harking each other with thelr knives. So determined and deadiy was men dyi Althoagh there ersons in the neigh- borhocd, none were injured. The ce an pear to have maintained # maste tivity while the affray was in progress, @ fact not to be wondered at the circumstances. The fight arcee out of an old fead originating in some rouble between Lyons and Henry before the war. Both meu were desperadoes of character. the worst BNT Baurine InknataTe Ax Deaty oF a Peom Musk MAN an nt on & fear- 4 few days ago, and was sponding ad bealth at a tremendous rai « ad him arrest, r the which provides for bri rmed drank- ards before a cou epetent jnristiction On bis exam ore Judge Scott, last Saturday, he was com 1 in accordance the terme of the law, to the Maryland inebriate asylum, Stryker ‘stre itim ore Last night he fjdmped trom story . besides receiving uuimp: t window and broke his | Other injuries considered leg was set war doin, time, Tue MeVercu-Uxprewoon Conr | Casein ALFXaapRiaA.— The property y E. D. Force, trustee, for the bet lerwood. McVeigh after the war brought | euit against Cuderwood and wife, and the pro- ceedings in Underwook urt were set aside by | the United States 5 Jndge Un- | derwood kept possession of the house and lot, | refusing to gu and McVeigh sued Under- | wood inejectment in the corporation court, to | get possesion of the property, and a verdict in | his favor wee the result. i On Saturday, Lsth instan’, @ female of rather hard features | appeared st’ the National Bank and desired to | have @ check certified, which she © | intended to send to Kentucky in pay teres. Having firet deposited the re: FeMate Crack Kaiser. amount of m. she secured the services | the teller, e for her a check for £9 1 Williams. This she signed ¢ Weller certified. On W. & came back from the Citizens’ Bank of Middletown, Del., raised to $9).16. The fair swindler talked very fluently ot which she wished to invest —Btkton (ML Scrr Acarxst New ¥ Heli Py ‘ORK Crty—The City 1 for Debt.—Vesterday after- ft & judgment by'a judge of common pleas,"on the application of Edward 8 grante adlankey skin (ibink of It) will be a fashionable plsinty appeared on the pa rt elthe of, cltrons from Paris declining the coalition Somination Bore. The amount of the Judgment is $12,490. . or men, the lat >. =a 2 oribatted short vells or vielettes have quite gone of the Police Justices that thet ee ibowicdge pour communication, Teg ta Fe | tures, ALS p.m. Mr. Stevens ifs aal, woclied a rem fo make any prying efforts to dis- | {rer wu* a ee Meeoraly: dovte Uy wont J sadgment wes - ‘The latest place for igin the corner a 4, no persén should vote for me. Be- | isfied before the 6th of November, the of Indies’ veil. eae os Violations of the law.—Chicago Tribune, yond this personal wish, which 1 trust | would be put up at auction to satisty iL. The Breton, the Rosiere, and the Grande t pot disregarded, is the con- Mademoiselle are new Fhay m that if chosen I could not serve. —— eee ofthe fichu. Tux Rattaoap Wak 1m Jensey.—The Ne- Alligator leather is a material for | tional railroad ease at Trenton was At the same time express my greatetul sense of oan ee eee OC Pe eg mort now worn are nswer 5 made totwine around the arm and Tequire no | fact is disclosed that the lease acaigahce ‘tke | cdgements are especially due to the convention ¢ nden and Amboy to the Penneylva- | foPresenting fellow citizens te whom I have Sige / house jacket has avery pretty BB side’ A > thet ebimney corner. Diamonds are now to a great extent set in dull Sigres wer 3 the effect produced is very beauti- a Vinsigrettes are now made of dull gold, to Ceyeaeat # Ranting horn, ‘and hung at the waist Sixty-five new ‘colors in dress materials have on introduced to the noticeof the fashion world Tight fitting sleeveless f velvet will be auch wore ofer surest doatuimes ‘of sl Garige Bepress, 20h. Mayor Hatt's retat in New York” bas tled down into a question of law, and a ve determine to-day the instructions to be given to the jary. Don't Lige Tee WAY THE ALABAMA CLarus WERE SeTTLep.—Sir John A vew kind of far in the ious name of the thangee it eeembee asadias warten, but is much cheaper, Chignons are gro: higher every day. Full dress stru on ” headsare arebliectur. New Wasuixcrox axp Porowac Rart- ae pe nn a ” CANDIDATE a. ne ol says: A im vogue. ite frig nde ‘has issued | of this — to peed ae RY ‘& coal of various colors set In gold ‘work—M. F me, niee- depot on the tarm er. Solomon, at Mail. candidate | Town creek. The contractor for the W: ~ Parliament. ‘Potomac raiiroa? 57 A disease called the ‘‘strangles” is killin g Talllion deltage a aurea is under @ bond of a California horses, J the coming year. ed early s7-Lou's Alexander edi- ARTY—SNOW STORM. = torial staff of the St. Loss Glos. me @- | , 87 The Panora, Ia., jail now surrounds her 1:Bz, A, anane dy lately obtained a, divorce ee f {rem and was married to ber husband all ins The | Union, Une ponte mort fertile stat in the Balt a bushel of ratzesnaka. ? “84 out