Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1872, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. Published Daily, Sundays excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania aaa corner llth St., THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMP’Y. & 2. MAUPPUANN, Prev't. ——e He EVENING &TAK ‘s served by carriers to their suber tax CENTS PER WEEK, or FoR- zy Foux CENTs PER MONTH. Copies at the coumier Twe CESTs each. By mail—three months, @1.0; tamouchs. $3.00; one year, @ THE WEERLY STA it—pabt Fritar—91.90 & year. SF Invarinbiy ip advance. in bok cases, | Bnd no paper sent longer than paid for. BF Rates of advertising furnished on ap vee. 40—N&. 6,137. ication j ening Star. 5 WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1872. ULES AND REGULATIONS IN REGARD TO SMALL-POX. BA &e The eesenti pox ts, fo aire | T, On Oak: RENEE for the BENEFIT of the Lr- itself, and under orable covditions it i ASSOCIATION at Odi Fellows? Hall, not enly communicable frotm person to. person, b WEDNESDAY EVENING, Novem- cay ‘of being tra: orted to great cistances. ankegiving ve.) Tickets @1, admic- A wh Street, WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 20th, 15°2. Ti Mets: bdattting s Gent and Ledies, $1. nl6 3” F's8T GRAND BaLu ISLAND FRIERDSHIP onecmmggel | at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, on DAY, NOVSMBEB Isth, 1372, sitting 4G-nt. end Ladies, $1, LECTURES. Lis eorex HALL Jzéntiernan and indies GBseD BALE x FoR THR SENEFIT er THE COLUMBIA aA. ee p prevent the propaeutiva of the epecitic poison, the flowing sauteary reculations have beeu adopted bythe Board ot ‘approved by the Guv- ar ph ent réinne shall canes thair ebildren they actain tho cre “fieatth hereby orders and requires 2 of all the inbsbitanrs im the District & aml whenever in theic © ’ bh demauds the é tu sith will farnish the means, of able to pay ! hveelans to irected to var ufact uring comps- yuses, reform and in- dof all other are received: PROF. JOHN TYNDALL, of the Royal Institute, London, will deliver a COURSE OF SIX LEUTUBES ON LIGHT, iltustrated with experiments, structed and ar: ex America.) | Thiscourse peal ¥. M_© will begun T continas on - innate hospital ebarities. where the poor and sick asters of houses of correction, jatlors, keepers of ficers of all institatiens District of Columbia, ‘ef to be vaceinated immiediaiely upon their admiesion the-e te, aries they sredace wullciont eridence of Views success pressiy for bis lectures. 1m jectures. 1 "substituted for the an A. acieutitie course } ‘The lectures UBSDAY EVENING, alternate ev; Pre vaccination hsving cea place taming mere than two inhabitants. it shall be a of the ‘Tickets for the course, will crea with small pex—the highest room fa. the welling to » whenever in @ tenant-house and lo; = (Fe A, Hg SR the swall prs cannot be teolated to the satisfac the bealth officer, said shall be re Bowed to the small’ pox bowpital by acvata for the perpose by the Board of Health. ‘Whenever a case of all po: dwelling or piace, the warning attaci aid flanne|) shail Qe STAR COURSE OF LECTURES. a ul ing, be not tmmediatoly Ie. a placard,om which is writt-n LINCOLN FALL 8RASOW 1872 '3, > & lege REMOND VATROehevemter 26; letters, © Small pox here,” shail be Subject Maddern Society. On ab exposed part of the lufected house DANIEL. DoUGHRLRY Decom ber 3; Pabject— Or ators and Oratory hall bethe duty of those B.d DE CORDOVA December 17; small pox occurs to furigate Subject— ‘Our New Clergy man.’ room of the patient. witt MENDELSSOHN QU!NTETTE CLUB of Boston, day. to cleapsr and disinfect every part of the dw sleek he ling by the fre use cf caloriuated sola, earbolic Gusan oma acid. bromo ehlorsinm, or such o:her disinfectant ee eS as th» Board of Health may di ‘A cloth of the size of solution of chicrinated coda, id, or brom: cbloralur. shall be hung ia'the patient's room. aud Rept coustautly saturated with the said disinfect ants. ‘The room of the patient shall be kept thoroughly ventilated, and vo other pn than ® nurse who bas bad thesmatl-pox, or a shall be sllowed ty enterthe same. Persons b im attendance neon the sick shail not tact with other inraates of persons, ui Been previously properly Mmigated b joc the ciothicg worn by ti Sutyect—* Argonat MISS LILLIAN EDGARTON—Jan 2 15; Select male Costame:; its Follies and Chan, WENDELL PHILLIPS (about) February 1 subjyect— iel O'Connell.” GEORGE WM. CUKTIBSS—February 26; ibject to be ann. unced Course Tickets, with resorted seats, $3. For aale yard, steeped ins fie avid cet la LADIES’ GOODS. thal be the duty of said attendants to see that T,COST_Celored BONNET VELVETS. ged from the sick rom that has | {A Pism BONNET SILKS, Tafiets B! BONS, selling at cost, at ne WILLIAN 3. UPIEB AND yroronra BO Gt THE BOUPD GLOVES, At Willian’s. istinct and separate, an washed only tc ca 1. vt, must theretore be ept and ed sepparately. Phyricisus or ottee citizens having knowledge of the existence of smallpox are expected to give im- dof Health of ever ‘edinte petice to the case PCy ie Cloaks, Dresses, and Wrappers, Snowledge. But it is ~ | at Willian Te eee eee ae cronckire of temcsent. | Children » Cloaks and Dresses at Willian’s, sdeing-henses. Boarding houses, snd ho- | Infante Cleaks at Willian the Beard of Health of the presence of | Bést Cloak Velvet at Wiillan’s. Fur Trimmings at Willian i ‘Black Drees Silk at Willian’. Tenet Sitka and Volve:s inell suages at Will ely | The fuest Parisian- made Under garment tels to notify small p x fu their respective shudes, f penalty of fre and impris: nwent, and this law against ail Bere ns concerned will be strictly ento It shall be the duty of the eitizen to immedi: y | ify the Board of Health of the death of an; - | Willian’s. eo rom. emall- pox ef which he may, bave, know. ‘The cel:brated J. B. P. Corset at Willian’s, and no one except are o pa a ey rh Bore th: body etthe peron whoias thas tate” | Besutifal assortment of Parisian Fans st Wil- bury the body of the person wi The interment of persens ring trom small pox shali take place within #ix boore alter death, oF as Soon ae ** cSrcumstances of the case wil allow; a1 Bo person who bae died of small-pox shail be buried in private or public cemeterfes or burying grounds ian’. ‘Hcroeeo Belts, with Chains, ot Pinitag. isian Bounets late at Wil % ia tavbare abd wecieh Cape at Wiliam s y bons, Flowers, and Passementerie, at W! Par Iw Bea Bi fo wee permit = iy ne on ok Beales ameu ine, of the same. or the Heal c ‘ . , ’ eral cbecquies may Ostrich Tips and fasey Feat: ers st Willian’s. boty’ thall be placed tern bermenically-senied aiceat | Hair Braids, made to order in Parts. at Willlon’s ccf, avd ho person will be allowed tobe present at | Drewes and Cloke made to order at Willian raid cbecauies cr follow the corpae to the grave ex- | M¥"One peice only at = o : “us; apd wnder ne cireum N's, pride man's coupes infected with small x be 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. taken to'2 charch or meeting-house, but it shall be | cas 3m 7 Cte Trevies, Paria. conveyed directly from the house to the as = "When people ate so poorss tone guable to incur J) 4P4Me ESTs! the expense 618 TwarkentH STREET, fee Ly LADIES’ FASHIONABLE HAIS DBESSER the ‘buss iu which And Hemss Hair Manufacturer, Paris and New lace seid corp York chesp Human Hair Hoase. Two Chittin Byice ont the den Braicle only $5. A large stock to select {rom always x, atd preperly fumigated and om hand. ii and examine for yourself. ocl5 Sm ee ee - a of the b oot a shall uae by cere pointed dor par- by the Beacdof Health. GB muss x. a. mecommrcn, (By "the ‘srall pox ambulance shall be kept at the etl pox ital. 4 "Tue ambwavee aball be accompanied by an in- benever mreded for the removal of small- Cinerwive. : accompanying the ambulance, and jon. freus extering etrect cars 606 RISTH STBERT N.W., Will open MONDAY, Octeber 14th, © ‘a large and clegant assortment of IMPORTED AND PATTERS Of any public convey They shall also keep # suit of clothing to wear « the gervice ofremevitng Box patien ele tr BONNETS AND ROGND HATS said ait of clothing to be kept fumigated snd disin- | — fected at ef, snd under no circumstances al abali they wear the ssid clothing when off duty. ‘The inspector attendirg to small pox patients and the driver of mice stall, until otherwise order: while on duty. atrend to the removal of fumigate and disinfect the pox cases oceur. He shall nt be clothing is properly disinfected, packed carried safely to the ambulance, and destroyed. Il ke pan account of the clothes orfuraitare persons which have been des! le ne w eame. to whem they belong, and give are. "SGndcr no circumstances shall the ambulance be allowed to farry in the streets, except for sueb Tensth of time as will be required to remove the parient of the body fi ‘The ambulance shall not be taken to any place bat if repair is needed, ® person havin: pox shall be engaged to mend it at us reg "v ambulance to any p int, car id crymed srewete. achool houses, oF wied places, ‘The driver sbali, as far as prac tp cut of crowded thordmabitares avoid meeting JUST OPENING A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS and VALVETS, OF ALL OOLOBS, Lo at At Low Prices, 8. RE se Mtr No, 713 Market Spacs. DRY GOODS. Boos & wins, DEALERS 1 1 | FORBIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, { Nos. 118 and 1020 eventh street BW. NEW DRESS GODS. Back Alpacas and Mohs rs, Bi itan Slee s 7 mw rf send Merinces, m Cathmeres: Bla & ti iped Woot Sati Bee a of receipt for OV attags—Bepellan te, 2 Cloth all’ k Dee end locality of ned and if shall be bis to see that the = Feg ulations o hones bering | RINCIPAL ATTRACTION wed te go NOW IN THE CITY 18 the dwelting or come im contact with any ars ctor shall fn an orbane manner inform the quarantine regu ations imposed b. Honl-h rege ling small pox, But ah ¥ 1 to attend to the «mall pox F the case can he teulated expose the other iumates WOLFORD @ SHILBERG’S, NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS EsTABLISHMENT, South Seventh Street, wherein fs to be found the best assorted Thotce stock of DRY GOUDS in the District, com: = o the Leics: Styles in #URBIGN AND W be never « patirat In a tenement, | ing bons Pomgstic D&BSS GOULS, namely: board og-fodet~cr Dovel isso aituathd that he can’ | Pieip ava Fancy Pogline, frm other tomates, he Syie @ sda “of atk ard taken to the hospital: ¥ per-ou ith thy of this order, Ot the patient refosxes to obey, the law shail be en- forced against soch person cF pers: If it cyme to the Kuowledze of acy inspector that ent Mobsir Alpacas, Ph and width Al; 5 A GREAT reaciaur rd BACK ALP eeaS: Selanne bonnes. Sosslicn Glaus ce tence coat | Gane oy ? Seeing bonses, boarding wocere, or hessie, wickow Ree ee oF sie te, the Board of Black and col'd V. i in a Hoaltn'e required by nw: thelvepector shaitasske | Wesetgecets ox ail ceteras Goan tn shades: fedinte report to the Health Oficor, statiog tue | cbeepest te. the beet grades; + Plosbes, ame of thr person on persons causing or abetting | Sc. A ler sesortment of Urtoman and Broche in the viclaticn of this ew. Slewte: Bi + Quilts ap) Ocmroreers; Cabre ‘nisi cases wberethere fedoubt whether a person | Lineus, Naphins and : te realty sMicted with evall-pox, « "a | choice Spieine tnochd be aceured bedens remnovibe the De | * Incense he above-named Goodeareaiso kept large variety bail the se ieommost od pummsas She ais of omaitoee te KOTIONS, BIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, ‘end other articles too mamerous to mention. — forege ug roles and regniations are made and ame ppemrataned #7 he Board ot Ueaith of the Daatict | pho cog, Bowes, 3! HOBIE compnnante <be Manner ter the preveuticn of diseases In'the Die | | S07 BEMEMSBR a trict of Columbia,” by the Legislative As- The Arcade. sembis of apd Dicirict_ and approved by the Gover No, 487 6EVENTH STLEKT LOUTH. sate * CBBIS. U. COX, u DLL. D. Between D and B. : D. W. Bums, M.D., ‘direct door a Seest ad: iD Osbas. Goren” cath tan — a ee Z MErmerenzras | |. = pent calcalion’ vee emn'Siiomn | Meee eee eee Chas DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. TBhbe. The ‘ccmprises Yicds knows in Bi or America, ‘4-34 EDIN. ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1870, Florist, corner of Counectiout ‘evemns ec isc CASH CAPITAL. $100,000 Baa MaTsslaLs. Peonsyl- SONS, 305 och “a Crari sot * (Phone, SCR . ohm T. Lenman, Geo. F. Guitck, kK Skew! =a ENT OF: — coe ans 1297 Px: tu Bietilinn Peible Uoeinsicn e Tanld tf 43 canuo; be logud Gean or Ray bak SPECIAL NOTICES. Fine Old Rye Whisky. WABRANTED PERFECTLY PURE. FOR MEDICINAL AND FAMILY USE. LARGE BOTTLE: 2 PEB BOTTLE; oz §5 PEB GALLON. Also,all kinds of CALLFORNTA WINES,7 5c. a1 $A Per byitle; PORT, ANGELICA. MUSCATE SREREY, HOCK and CLARST. Also, KELLY ISLAND DALAWBA, ‘These Wines are very superic sente aud just as repre: ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist, Second and D street, N. W. Caution. LEE & PERRINS’ WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE Bayers are cautioned to the numerous Counterfeits ard Imitations ¢ for sale. NCAN'S 3ONS, Now York, Agents for the United States, A Card, jing in Sonth America, nd simple yeeiy N 1s Weakness, Early Deca: Disease of the Urinary and Seminai Organs, and u whole trafn of disorders breught on by banefal a victous habits. Great nambers have been cured b, this noble r y. Prompted by a desire to benefit the sflicted and unfortunate, I will send the recipe for paring and wail iis mediginn C3 P Noone ery to any oue wi Ls it. a <6. + address, NM AN. ee, ais L + ORation , Bible House, mar22-ly Ne w York City. nod-tr AMUSEMENTS. [tk OouN Barr. THEODORE THOMAS’ UNEQUALLED CONCERTS. SIXTY DISTINGUISHED. PERFORMERS, est and most Concert Troupe which THA es over traveled either in this country ora Europe. RE crsnnicncenre J. Goscne. MONDAY EVENING, November 18rn, SECONDAND LAST OONCERT. The following celebrated Soloists will appear: MISS ANNA MEHLIG, sand MRE. GEORGE L. OsGo0D, Tenor, together with the UNKIVALLED ORCHESTRA. PRICE OF ADMISSION, UNE DOLLAR. Beserved Seats... 3 le of ronerved sais and n THIS MOBSING, at Metwerott’s Ma here the Programme of the concert oan be 0 cents extra, pew at 7%. To commence at 3 Ricinwey 8 fois’ Pianos are teed at all The Thomas Concerts. nol6 2 EW NATIONAL THEATER. Mr. J. G. SAVILLE, Lessee and Manager. LAST THKEE NIGHTS O8 THE Distingvieued Tragedian, MR. JOSEPH PROCTOR, When, in deference to the popular will, he will ap- pear in his grest picture of WILD FRONTI&R LIFE, Boing the 3,002) BEPRESENTATION Of the Stirring and Absorbing Dra NICK OF THE WOOD oR, ‘THE JIBBENAINOSAY. FRIDAY. November 15 BENBFIT OF M&. PROCTOR. G@BAND DOUBLE BILL, MATINEE SATURDAY : RED POCKET BOOK. SATURDAY NIGHT : OQUTAHLANOS ET, and O'NEILL, THE REBEL. MONDAY NEXT, November 18, nl THER LINGARDS. t ASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE, Eleventh st., south of Pennsylvania avenue. OUB BEST EFFORTS BBKOUGHT INTO PLAY. CHALLENGE VARIETY COMPANY OF TRE WoUBLD. VaST AND UNPRECEDEN COMBI 4 VAST ATION OF BXCELLENCES. T ENGLISH BALLAD OPEBA bagi & sores TROUPE, A mammoth undertaking, but a prelude to a con tivnous host of attractive novelties, THE GREAT SAPPHO TROUPE, And an Avalanche of Wonderful Sensations. The greatert, best, most pleasur ‘entertainment ever in @ Variety A STU ENDOUS BILL OF UNVARIED ar TRACTIONS AND DELIGH’ M'LLE DES GRANVILLE, The Woman with the Jaw of Iron. A DENTAL PHENOMENON! FAIRY, THE INFANT VENUS. TONY HABVEY, the impersonation of Negroism HAWLEY BROTHEBS, Song and Dance Dromios. FRANK HOWE, the Comic Dutchman. A NEW AND EXOBLSIOR COMPANY, ‘J 32 MARINE BAND WILL GIVE A CONCERT At Concordia Ball On every MON Ta and SATURDAY EVENINGS commencing at? o'clock. ocl48m us kentucky . BEREAEY Girt CONCERT $500,000 in Bank to Pay all Gifts. fl Full Drawing to Sight. $100,000 FOR OMLY 810. nll At the eecond Grand Gift Concert, authorized by ‘wpecial act of the Legisiature, in aid of the Public rary of Kentucky, unavoidably geen from September 28 to December 7, aud. which positive! and unequivocally occurs in’ Louisville, Ky. 8A UBDAY, December 7, 1572, without further delay on any account whatever, the following Casu Gifts are GRAND GIFT, CASE... iB ORAND G1¥T, Used —— a urposs, in the Farm ers’ Bank, as will bs seen by the fol- lowing certificate of the Cashier: FakXeks’ anv DRoven: if 3 tt je} i 4 2 a> 3 RAMLETTE, Agent Public poof Sg mca Louisville, Ky. ner THOS. We BATS. ocl2-2a On Exhivition (Mzw No Oe” and Seale 439 vtm Br. Tru St. Bo. 416 eight Choice, re pec remember Nameand amber. jel-l7" ES UStH PAYS Faip FneouND BAND out Shae eR RTT it sttended to. ocd-ly fe. wt Hotes by mail promptly OULAGEMEST POLE LES PIEDS; CORS SNLSVES SANS PEIN&; duriticns mauvais ongles, solgnes avec succes, 7 par le BOCTEUR WHITE, 2 a the Chiropediate, Fro 32 ot: opposite Pour soins Jonnee cheziui, @1; a domicile, $3. Le DOCTEUR WHITE, est otablie Washingion Washington News and Gossip. Ivrerwat Ravervr.—The receipts from this source to-day were $310.2°7.11. TRE OUTSTANDING CURRENCY BALANCE of the government to date is four hundred and fourteen aud a quarter millions of dollars. Con. Aatsur 1 the Sot a gned , formerly in command at diers’ Home in this city, has been tothe charge of the natioual cemeteries. Tre Present recetved quite a large num- Der of visitors to-day, among whom were ex- Senator Wade, Senators Osborn, Spencer and Cameron, Hon. A. A. Sargent and others. Tre Boston Bank: mtrolier of the Cur- Tency Knox has returned from Boston, He Teports the loans of banks of that city are $57 .000,009, surplus $29,000,000, and loss only $1,500,000. He saya the financial prospects, ia View of these facts, are cheerful, and business is fast resuming its w NAVAL Capets. ere are now at the Naval Academy 221 cadet midshipmen in the several classes, and 31 cadet engineers. Among the cadet midshipmen recently appointed “ at large” are R. Clary Ray, son of Albert Rev, @q., and William 5. ogg, son of John W. Hogg, esq., of this cit! NAVAL OFPICERS TRANSFERRED. — Lien- tenant Frederick W. Greenleaf ordered to the Naval observatory. Lieutenant B. F. Tilley to temporary daty at Washington, D.C. Captai John M. B. Ctitz detach: from command the Cali and ordered to return home and wait orders, CHARGED WITH VioLatTINe THE Exrorcr- MENT AcT.—U. 8. Commissioner Pleasants, on Tuesday, at Cold Harbor, Hanover county, Va., examined the cases of Messrs, Pate, Moore and Parsley, judges of election at that place, charged with violation of the enforcement Dill. The investigation resulted in the sending of the Parties to the United States Court, bail being allowed in $2,000 each. PersowaL.—it is reported from Paris that Senator Sumner’s health is still very much shattered, and has been impaired rather than improved by his European trip. ---Hon. A. A Sargent, of Cal, arrived here this morning to attend the meetings of the House appropriation committee, of which he is a member. The first meeting of the committee takes place next week, ~The wife of Mr. Wm. Ireland, chief clerk of the finance office of the Post Ufice de- partment, whose hopeless illness was announced yesterday’s Star, died last evening. Her reman 8 were taken to Philadelphia this after- noon for interment CALL UPON THE PREesIDENT._The Young Men's Republican Clud of the District called upon the President to-day to pay their respects, and had a pleasant inte embers he club were presented to the President indi- viduaily by Mr. Arthur Shepherd, president of the club. President Grant thanked them for the call, 1 said, in response to a remark made con- gratulating him upon his recent victory, that the vote he had received was more gratifying to him then the possession of the office, itself, as it served to show that the American people did not believe the campaign slanders against him. In the course ot the Interview Messrs. A. R. Shepherd and Jobn F. Cook were presented to him as the delegates to the Philadelphia con- vention from this District, who had the honor of voting for him. The President remarked pleasantly that Log that was all the vote the: were able to give him he heartily appreciate the good will of the republicans of the District. Tne New Soricrror GengraL.—The resig- nation of Solicitor General Bristow was ten- dered to the President yesterday and accepted. Colonel Bristow resigns his position to accept that ef counsel ror the Texas Pacific railroad company. The President has determined to ap- point Samuel F. Phillips, of North Carolina, to the position, and his commission will be made out immediately. Mr. Phillips is @ natine of North Carolina, and acted with the whig when it was inexistence. During tbe war sided in his native state, but took no active part in the contest. He identified himself with the republican party in 1870, and shortly afterwards Was nominated fo fill the vacancy in the Attor- ney General’s oftice of the state, but was de- feated by Mr. Skipp, the democ Prior to that time he the law partner of Judge Merriman, the late late democratic can- dicate for Governor of the siate, During the jate campaign he was chairman of the repub! cen state executive committe and rendered eff cientscrvice, He is about 45 years of age,is a good lawyer, and is regarded as one of the most segacious clear headed men in the state. Dar- ing the recent kuklux trials be rendered effi- clent service as assistant U. 8. attorney. Lincotn Hatt—Theodore Thomas Orchestral Concerts,—The;cntire auditorium of this hall was filled Jast_ evening, it being the occasion of the Thomas concerts. As an evidence of the rapid cultivation of our citizens in the apprecia- tion of classica] music, the fact is noticeavie that with each year the attendance at these concerts is larger and the programmes pre- sented savor more of the rigid and classica! schools, Last evening, for example, we were trated to. Cherubini, Beethoyen, Mozart, Wagner, Mendelssoh ehetiann, and Liszt. Beethoven and Wagner being received with marked orgetation. Ithas well said of Theodore Thomas that he ts the “pioneer of musical art in America.” We are now, through bis excellent orchestra, introduced to the best works of the greatest composers, and are favored with programmes which Europe with its hosts of artists and their limitless repertoire can not excel, The “Scene by the Brook” from Bee- thoven’e hastors| symphony was the gem of the even nz, if any particular selection may be noticed as such. All were tape ihroe with that delicacy of intonation and distinct shadiug which marks each performer at once an artist. Mr. Osgood, the new tenor, stings understand ingly, though his selections, we take it, we not Tully appreciated. Whe Mozart aria was given with great feeling, and ably sung. The short melodies of Schumaun, however, full ot seniiment and beauty as they are, are more pleasing in the parlor, or what is known as the mber concert or recital, taanin a hail the coustic properties of which are inferior. Mr. Jacobson, the new violinist, has a method new to us, and differs from Herr Listeman in grac and expression. His touch is peculiar, ¢ and precise, yet at times seeming!y off the ke The extraordinary 6 arrangements for round, however, may bave given rise to the lat- ter expression. Monday night the eminent pianiste, Mis Meblig, will assist the orchestra, and an entire symphony of Beethoven will be found upon the programme. te team Cars on Strect Bailroads. ‘Thuraday’s New York papers is recorded the trial of a new steam caron the Bieecker street horse railway—the line having the sharp- est curves and stee| les in that city. According to the Tribune's description of the street car which performed the journey, it can run twenty-five miles an hour on # smvoth, straight track, has the anee of an ordi- here- eer pe a the ame. size. Red machinery by w! occupies the front platform, is entire! from interio£, and is also invisible from that point. It is provided with a jpounds of seal. water tank is beneath from 2 eabd ted eam. The car itself _e th the seatson aide of. 3 | pleasent heat is nSparicnned Seesimatty o> EVENING STAR._| New Pablications. L. For Old and The author of this modernized version of t household lyric that has delighted so many millions of children in the past, amplifies and idealizes the somewhat dry facts of the text in & charmingly playfal and poetic ma In the pleasant preface Mr.Gobright tells as « about his iaborious researches to obta’ h intermation concerning the lives of Jack avd Jill as was requisite in order to write their istory with the particularity the to demand. The result seems to be about as tull and authentic a history of the public and Private career of these renowned characters as can be drawn from the dim recesses of an tiquity. The illustrations are spirited, and the book is very tastefully brought ont altogether by the publishers, Messrs. Claxton, Remsen & Haftelfinger. Mr. Gobright’s new version of Jack and Jill will be just the thing for the holiday season. TEE FORMS OF WATER RIVERS, ICE AND GLACT y John tyn fall, LL.D. F 3, New York: D, Applewon & Co [Through R. B Mobun & Oo} This {s the initiatory volume of a series of works on @ wide range of scientitic subjects, to be prepared by the leading thinkers of different countries and known as the “International Scientific Series.” This opening volame by Prof. Tyndall treats of subjects upon which he is perhaps the highest living authority, and is addreseed more especially to his Juvenile frends. GBAZIELLA By A. DeLamartine. Translated neh by 8, 0 from the Frei B. Philadelphia: J.B Lippincott & This admirable translation by « gentleman well known in the literary and social circles of Washington introduces to American readers one of Lamartine’s most touching and poetic love- stories. THE YOUNG DODGE OLUB. THE SEVEN HILLS By Prof James DeMille. Boston: Lee & Shepherd. |Throvgh Philp & Solomons} A lively story of travel and adventure for the young folks. IN CLOUDS Ek NS TREASURE. INFANTS PE eton R 5 Lee & Shepherd, [ Chroug> Philp & Solomons.) ‘Two pleasing little books for children, antly illustrated. FOR THE KING RNGRANCK Harper & Bros. Two more novels, forming numbers 382 and 386 of Harper's ** Library of Select Novels. C¥CLOPPDIA OF THE BESS TH CHABLES TCRENS t works atd alphabetically arranged. By F De Fontaine. New York: E. J. Hale & Bon. his cyciopedia will run through six numbers and trom the specimens before us cannot fai to be a valuable addition to household and effice libraries. The convenience of being able t find readily any prominent passage in Dickens voluminous works can readily be appreciated 4 GIBL’S ROMANCE, AND OTHER TALES By Frederick W Robinson New York: Harper & Bro. [Through J. 0. Par j This is No. 383 of Harper's Library of Selec: Novels, STATION LIFE IN NEW ZEALAND. By Lady Barker. New York: De Witt C. Lent & Cy {Through Philp & Solomo ‘This is something ont of the common routine of book-making, being a spiritedly-written record of the expeditions, adventures and emer. gencies, diversifying the daily lite of the wife 01 a New Zealand sheep-farmer. 4, PROGRESSIVE GRAMMAR OF THE & OF MODERN PiILSLOGY By Wik moe bai es York: Harper & Bros. {Taroug! This work forms a part of Harper’s Language Series, and is designed to furnish by itselt a complete grammatical course for ungraded and for private schools. Prof. Swinton, who com bines the somewhat incongruous qualities 0: war correspondent and historian, and of th critical philologist, undertakes now to simplify the study of English grammar, lopping off the composed mass of bewildering nomencla‘ur that has made it the terror of children, am senting a graduated method of untolding subject treated. He drops Orthography Prosedy, a8 not properly belonging to F grammar, leaving tor treatment Etymology au! Syntax; to which are added Analysis and Con struction, and English Composition. Alterations are not always improvements, and we do no’ greatly favor the prolific brood of new schoo! books, but this grammar seems to have genuinc merit. In new editions it may be well to correct some verbal errors, as where (pages 18%-59 Prentice (Geo. D.) instead of Prentiss (Sergen' 8.) is placed in the list of leading American grators, HajOR JONES'S COURTSHIP: Detailed with other evenes, incidents snd adventures, in a sericr bund- By Chas. Gibbon. A WOMAN” By James Payn. New York dette ‘itten by bime If Revised and en fargea, New York: D. Appicion & Us’ [Through BB. Mobun & C Twenty-eight years sgo the now famous char. acter of Major Joseph Jones, of the Georgia Bilitia, was presented to an admiring world b) that modest but genuine humorous writer, Wil- liam T. Thompson, then the publisher of 2 Georgia country newspaper, and now the busy editor of the Savannah Daily News. The author ander-estimating the value of bis production, disposed of the copyright for a trifling con- sideration to a Philadelphia publishing house, from which the publishers for al! theso years have realized a large iucome. “Ma- jor Jones's Courtship” has had vitality enough to outlive the long line of so-called humorous publications, and now promises, with the new eketch matter added, to have a permanent ex istence, and at the same time to bring some return to the author, who under the new copy- right law gets a renewal for fourteen years for his own benetit. THE MIMISTEY . By Frances Ridies e 3, son Havergal ork: De Witt ©. Lent & Ce (Through Philp & bolomons.j ‘The authoress is the daughter of an eminen’ deceased clergyman of the Church of Englaud and the pocms are characterized by ar, Iruthtulness and beauty. THE PERSONAL HiSTOLY OF Dayip cop PEEVIELD. By Charles Dick be Herper & Brothers, {Through J.C. Parker j7* David Copperfield, generally held to be the best of Dickens’ novels, is brought out in thir edition by the Harpers with the characteristic illustrations by F. Barnard. ———_-<ee-_____ s7 The Journal building at Charl y Va., with the printing material, ou bee Tbureday night. Loss, $10,000. witien Sue. ae ee Frederich . is Indispose conseq, postponed his journey to Switzerland. sain s7 Tho annual meeting of the American Woman will be held at St. Louis, Mo., in Temple Hall, November 20 and 21. ‘ a7 The Wieey eer at [ Poyprney €4 call )Sion adopted, by a vote of 475 to 142, the te ‘reform of the French jury system. = 87 Springfield, Mase., is utilizing its ancestor: ‘by raising Potatoes iman old Puritan grave. Se The i vestigation into the of the steamship Missouri Zork este 2 | was commenced New ‘, ‘Snow storms oceurring in various parts of thi are be. oy the ont Bovine 8 os oft xpon horses S77 Congratulat messages we: hanged yesterday betmern thouey anor Aaelaiie aes tralia, and New York city, upon the completion necting of telegraphic com: ication the two cid ‘phi munication con: in tuspicion of copneetion with the Panormo mur cer, has sued Captain Ferry, of Brooklyn to £10,0°0 damages. 87 William Linton, agent for 9 potrery ertah- Veliment Baltimore, was found dead in hi- recm in the Gibeon House, Cincinnat!, yexter- a ‘The caure of nis death is supposed t have been beart disease or apoplexy. 1&7 The Market Insurance company of New York bas decided to Se ims the it will be able to pay all liabilities and divid twenty-five or thirty per cent. among its stock TWO CENTS. Boston Fire Incidents. KOW TH FIRE OXIGINATED. The cause of the fire ts now thus stated by the Boston correspondent of the New York Ties The five-story granite building No. Summer street, where the fire broke out, was occupied in the three upper stories by A. K. Young & Co. extensive manufacturers of hoop skirts and ladtes’ underclothing, giving employment to girls anda number of menu. tn the bu! Was an elevator, and in the basement w steam engine used for heating the premises hoisting goods. On Saturday afernoon, | said, as is usually the case, ¢ T rake Out the coals of fre, as tt was Keep the fire over Sunday. ear the engi nd clerator, leaping intosey ries, and expecially e com le stock of goods of the hoop skirt factory THE WORK OF RECONSTRUCTION. Thursday evening F of Bfteen banded en at work in the streets throug! this morning; the water board has also severa s engaged in shutting off the water that is te waste in the cellars; the fire alarm tch lines of telegraph are ‘Siep, and private parties Fantage of the genoral coolingoff to get at their property Ff the debris. Altogether, the scene throughout the fated district is one of ex- traordinary activity, and the few who have busi- hess Inside the dines have to exercise great care to keep clear of the workers andsare themselves {rom bodily harm through the forcible agencies, powder tuciuded, that are being used to raze the agments of walls that yet tower high in the r, to the immiuent danger wary stroller over the desoiated Sen gr An associated press dis of yesterday ae site of ae iil is & scene of ne~ ve building operations, half a dozen wooden structures being already finished asd im proces: of erection. UBSAFE SA¥ES. The safe of J. M. Beebe & Co.,in Winthrop Square, Was opened in Boston yester but —— remained of the contents exoe; hed charred books and papers. Horewell, Kinsley & French recovered :rom their safe a lot of sil- or teat sone pd and —- of family jewelry partiall ted. sat contained 4 small portion Me gold coin, witcs wse melted. The yeogerty in most of the safes recovered was ruined. Several steamers are still playing upon the ruins, Tue LiprRaL Tait Tryino ro Wacaue THE Dewocratic DoG.—A special consuitation meeting of democratic and liberal republicans held at Columbus, Ohio, yesterday, and the libs"—about forty In number—adopted resvla- fons to maintain their organization, and that the convention should declare squarely in favor of a tariff for revenue only; that thereafter the age | name sbould be repped fer that of the *liberel party,” and that all organizations which have co-operated with them be asked to join it. The combined mecting of democrats and liberals adopted au address to the members of both parties in Ohio, prepared by Senator Thurman and others, de- ploring the re-election of Gen. Grant, but re- fusing to censure those democrats who refused to vote for Greeley, cr voted for Grant. The duty of calling @ state convention of the two Organizations was remitted to the two state ex- ecutive committees. Considerable talk was elicited by the reading of the resolutions adopt ed by the liberal meeting, but most of the demicrats present objected so strengly to giving up the name of the democratic party and adopt ing that of the liberal party, that no mention of any resolution ©n the subject was brought be- fore ‘he meetin, Prices of Pantinos.—The sale of the Bel- mont collection of pictures took place at the Clinton Hali sale-rooms, in New York, this week. The attendance was large, but the bid- ding low. The best pieces were—“Capri,” by chenbach, $1,950; Norway artist, Pp,” by Ansdeli, $2,600; tare from Pasture,” by Kosa Bonbeur, $5,050; “ Ital- tan Mother,” an¢ Child,” by Bongnerean, £1,000, “Tae Alps.” by Calame, $1,750; “Marino Fali- e Keyser, $2,200; “Paying Toll,” by Hen, £660; “The Emigrants,” by De Fave, “Peasant Woman,” by Eybel, $000: * Pil- f Rome,” by Robert Fleary, £2,490; Drink ter, Frere, 2000; “Baron Munchaa 700; Diogenes,” by Gerome, $5,500; “Peasants,” y Hamman, $450; “The Savoy- ard,” by E. Jobnston, $1.39; “Pastor and Poacher,” $4,000; *‘Maid of ‘Sargossa,” by £1,700. The entire collection did nat realize over $70,000. Toe ARKawsas Exectios._The Little Rock (Ark.) Gazetie publishes returns, otticia and unofiicial, trom every county iw the state Baxter, republican,hasa majority of over seven hundred tor Governor. The same paper ex Presses the opinion that D. J. Smith, the reform candidate for Heutenant governor, reform candidate for auditor, awl W. reform candidate for congressman-at-large, are alsoelected, and thinks Ganz, democrat, ha been elected 10 Congress in the 1st distric Guoter, demcerst, in the It will require an oficial count to settie the matters as ta Smith, Berry, Hines, and Gan THE HORFE DiseAsE is becoming throughout the coal region at Pottsvill and the shipment of coal by the canal Schuylkill Haven has been suspended. Buftalo, a large number of horses which hav. been worked too hard since their partial recov- ery are suffering from a relapse, and numerous @eaths trom dropey bave occurred. In Cincin- nati the disease is at ite height. At Louisville pearly al] business is stopped. In Milwaukis there are no signs of the disease abating. $4,000 DamaGzs por Fativae To Trans- MT A TELEGRAM PRowrTty.—Mr. Passa- more, who claims that he lost the sale of a tract of land in West Virginta through the failure of the Western Union Telegraph company % travemit » promptiy, has recovered a verdict of 000 damages inst the compsny in the U. 8. district court for the eastern dis- trict of Pennsylvania. CHALLENGES THE WoxkLp PF REx TRt- AL8 oF Hogse Sraxv.—D. McDaniel, of Prince- ton, N.d., has issued the following challenge: “I will match my stable for three races against any horse or horses in the world, to name at th- post, two, three, and four miles, for S10" or $20 Oe each race-_the races to vocal ~ the Saratoga oovrse, any tics vetween the ten, of July and Ast of September, 1573,"" . ee tT. Lovis Don’? Want a Caicar vom Fire.—The board of director <0 0B Bos- ebants’ Exchange of St. Louix-_ -5 of the Mer- eye et aE ee icf eer oe eRe eivastment by the pur- the erection of a8), 2 nd other apparates, and OF yg*tignal Bre-plags in the busi- e city. These meacares are “trong!¥ *conded by the citizens generally. ,* Kentcckr Mavister Derosen—The -ouiswille (Ky.) presbytery has rendered a ver- dict of guilty against Kev. Dr. Gilbert H. Rob- ertson on charges of drunkenness, lascivioasness and falsehood, and sentenced hig to be deposed trom the ministry, and suspended from the Privileges of the church unless he shows repent- ance fitting him for membership. jaa nen CHICKENS wits THE Erizoo.—Re; difierent parts of Dutchess county. NY ahow that chickens are affected with a disease similar to the epizootic. At Rhinebeck, thirty in one lot died on Tuesday, 0 and twenty in another lot. in some instances tle head swell {n some insta swells to double the ae Phgeog A heaped To ‘arrants have issued by States Commiseioner Stowes, in Rockuater, Nt ¥., for the arrest of Susan B. Anthony and fourteen other women, who voted there at the late elec- tion, The parties will probably brought court next week. 4 Trarezist MUSDERED By a Womaw— In Cleveland, about clock nights Ohio, ~4 11:30 o' Jest was sbot and. instanuy ‘killed mM is in bg Ralph wd Baigd eral BE ARRESTED.. 5 iu i or courtesan, » She de’ Sa" Horves are dying of tung fever in lows. S7-A lewon in Kansas City me ein Kansas. nm a Emporis, Kansas, clerk ot the lower of the loguiatare. ' on) OF TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR- This Afternoon Dispatches. TRE GREAT STOR TY errerr Fighty Vessets Wreeked. Great Lows of Life and Destraction of Property. %—A dispatch from Strat ate, reports that eighty ves recked inthe tate gate. Tha cousiderabivy damaged by the Inunda- tion. The tshermen ¢ nget, Dare and Riid an Behir smacks ond apparates. Their houses content® were beavily damaged by th high wa- ter. Nearly all the cattle the islands were drowned, the w. ile were doote: tea, and the trhabitants are safer for the want of fresh wa The government laden With supplies to tt ot Rugen bas wiso fet 7, food and main land, is very wpoN, Nov. 1 was drowned ter and every inbabitant New York Yotes A LIPRRAL CONGRESSMAN ELECTED AY ACLOS® suave New York, Nov. 1 omplet the 4th congressional district clect Liberal, by 17 mayorrty ALD POR ORTON The Chamber of Commerce Boston committee will iene an address to the « New York on Monday asking for contributions. THE PROPSY AMONG THE Horses continues and is of a very fataBtype. Stable- ep, however, think the worst bas passed im this city ‘and neighborhood. Commodore Vander- bilt’s Mountaln Boy died yesterday. DR. ROTARD bas written a letter to the President thanking him for bis release. FRIENDS OF WOOPRULL AND CLAPLIN met Inst evening to raise £8,600, which was Would secure their liberation from prizon. After numerous belligerent speeches the hat was passed round, aud nine doliars and fifty-five cents collected) A committee was then appotnted to procure farther subscriptions. D COALIT The Zribune fays there i: tion for the reports between Taminany 200 PRERN ER. Nearly t eral families, sail tf Wednesday next. The emigraptaare mostly (rom Florida, South Carolina and Georgia, and -” out under the auspices of the American Colo- nization Seciet OR ARGE: les King has been arre charged with embe cr ling & for the firm of Corcoran & Go. TRE RANK STATEMENT retarus from De W pliet ens of ery little founda- f a contemplated union d Apollo Hal shows; Loans, increase, $23 * . in. < $166,000; legai decrease, moreate, G1 ey 200. - The Poston Fire. LOPSES OF HARVARD COLLEOR weTON, Nov. 16.—H by the fire to the exten: « ¢ value of th i) td rebuild vod insur permaner says President reduced to €200,0°0 Eliot, “we must beg.” LOSSES OF THE PURLICATIC The fire was rather # bat the Daily Transcript Magazine, the Waverly and mouthiics secured new though temporarily i new presses and hard work soon run smoothly agsi CONSIDERA NLR SALYAGRS of wool and leather were discovered y among the ruine, the value amounting era! thousand dollars. A PREPETU AT INITNCTION has been issued against the national insirance committee of this cit 1 receivers ay LATEST ECTIMATE OF THE INSURANCE LOSSES Nzw York, Nov. 16.—The latest and lowes estimate of the tn-urance losses by the Boston fire gives the total amount as €48,752,59, dis tributed as follows:—M as» .: 3 A large nw are being recovered from the rains sides are burned black, t it, but too late to stop t rain, and be and the fireman jumped trom the engine as it strock the, 4p, and were caughi under the engine. P: bam, the engineer, was imetantiy killed, an’ fireman (colore?) had one of his le and was otherwise fninred. Condnet or lee war on the engine and stuck to it uninjured. x From Europe Te THE ILLNESS OF KING Mapuip, Nev. lo.— ye sueda bulletin this mor majesty, King Amadeus Diem ake Burrus, Nor. w cians trom Berliy Bismarck, creat the coken, arma ’ aw day. amavevs ourt phys. sing stating —The departere of i . to Varzin to attend Prizes city us to the 4 grave-apprehensions In this tears, howev - C8Bdition of the promier, al pen Lave been dispelled by the re- tches that the prince it progres: recovery. = vy. i¢-A man named y iavorer by & farmer named Payne, living in the township of Dam mer, murdered his wife and the clold of the latter afew days since. The women’s head w. terribly crushed, and t et cat (rom to ear. The was arrested, ang narrowly esesped lyn ion, empl What They Kuow St. Louis About Cabinet Changes, St. Louis, Nov. 16.—The Democrat this morn- ing states editorially aud advisedly that t! will be but two changes in President Grants cabinet after the éth’ ef March next. Thess will be the retireme Scoretaries Fish and Boutwell The former it ts expected, will be onmered the mirsion tu E: sud and the latter a seat in the United States Sonate. on - - Snew. ® fell hore Last night. *. A snow shor Qvertc, Nov. 3¢ Kixesrox, Onr., > Prevails here. TWO PEET DEET AT HUPFALS. BUFPALo, Nov. 16.—The snow is two feet on a level this morning, and all passenger tratas are from ten to twelve hours behind tune, Steamship Disabled. Havipax, Nov. 16.—The steamship M. from Boston for Liverpool, broke her shart bere Wednesday. A stcam tag has gone to her assistance. here 2 5 Oneeren, Pa., Nov. 16.—The P: Maul new ship, Califo, 2,300