Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1872, Page 1

NG STAR. ally, Sundays excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, corner llth St, BY THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMP’Y, & MH. BAUPPAANN, Pr ubscrivers at TRY CENTS PER WwW’ UR CENTS PER MONTH. Copies at ENTs em h. By mail—three mo Amonths, $3.00; one year, B5. THE WEEKLY STA t—pablished Frid & year. GJ Invarinbiy in wilvar ce end bo paper sent longer than paid fur BF Bates of advertising fur _= don application, | — vse. 40— N&. 6,138. I ULES AND REGULATIONS IN REGARD TO; MALI-POX. orable conditior manicable from person to person, but of being transported to great distances. wed by the Gc use thelr children ars, and ri hereby orders and habitants in the D © yeara, we the phy iit ‘te direc and whenever eRey gramires it. phy From tduse to house for the purpcse of Bil pecple w' ! ton. nat | Principaia of tncorp-rated manufactur ing compa- ute cf almshonses, teform and in- ic hospitals, amd vf all othor ¢ recelved: 1 dastria! schools, iu: charities. where the poot and sick Masters of houses of correction, jailore, keepers Prison. and directers or officers of all institatiens ted or sited by the District of Oolum! ai the expense of their reapective cor; inst itutims, car cep el vaccination within five years Seveit-prx being eminently contagious and infoc- aa person anafl be re of health officer. se! erson re imoved to the small pox orpieatby for the purpose by the Board of ‘Whenever scase of emall-po zi jace. the flag, made of yellow SEO ese eee eee Premises occupied by said case, as @ Warning to the passer-by of the presence of small-pex in that lo feiity. And if the yellow fing be not tmmediately rd.on which ie written in lar attaipabir, a Sed legible letters © Boral pox, heres” shail be astened upon an exposed part of the infected house Pex occurs to fumis nt. with the be cleanse Bs the Board of Health may direct. A cloth of the size of @ square gard, steoped in a olic acid, or bromo cbicralum, shall be hung in the patient's room, and Kept constantly saturated with the said disinfect eolution of chlcrinated soda, carbo ants. ‘The recm of the patient shall be kept thoroughly Yentiiated, and no other person than a nurse wh bi a upon the sick shall not come in cor her inmates or persons, unlese they hay i rly fumigal rom the or worn by tli x, shal from s sma.J-pox patient. and wust theretore be eu sepparateiy. ians oF offer citizeus Laving knowledge of ed to give im- rot and by the existence of smal! pox are ox Mediste netice to the Board of Be coming to their knowledge. But it i joined by law upon the proprietors “ct te ouses, lodging-heuses, boardmg- houses, aud Lo- tels to notify the Beard of Health of the presence of emall-p: x in their respective abodes, under penalty of fue and impris ument. and this law agaipst ail eres ne concerned wili be strictly enforced. It shal! be the doty of the citizen to immedi Botity the Board of Bealth of the death of sen from smail-pox ef which be may ha ledge, and uo one except such as may hav: he officers of the Board of Heal small pox Sesigned to that Dury the body of the person who has thas d The interment cf persons dy bali take place within six hours after. on Goon as the cireamstances of the case wr! allow; ese or public cemeteries or without a permit from the Board of Healt! ber of the same. or the Health Officer, Whenever fancral oberquies may be desired. the body shail be placed in « bermetically-sealed metal il be allowed to be present at 5 corpse to the grave ex- Dy Wod Do perscn wi eaid cbsequies oF follow Cept th~ vearest kin-relations; aud under nocizeu: Stances aliail @ corpse infected with conveyed directly from the house to the grave. ‘When people are so pooras to ne uuebie to incur the expense f which the corrse lays bat shali n pee in the coffim, or take any part t the dead, avlew: bo has hed the am pox, sid ory, ; ef by the Beard of Heal:h smail-pox ambulance shall be kept at the or whenever er otherwise pector acc -mpanying the ambulance, and ring street cars retorbicden fret ect » ppblic Cunveyanc all aio Keep Ordered wear w linen suit while on duty igate and disiaf properly @ carried safely to the ambulance, rs ‘and destroy: He abal! ke. pan sccount of the clothes or furnitui T peracns which bave been destroyed, the bie value of the-eame, and the names of the jew to whem they belong, and give a receipt for Under no circumstances shall the ambulance be alk ett. except for each th of time as will be required to remove the d to tarry in the sti Datient or the bod ki be amubulance shall not be taken to any place for Fis needed. @ perton having had ox shall be engaged ty meud tt ai tis reg repair: bot if r ap Ail lar depostiery In di be tak frequ tesble. ki «ep out of crowded thoroughfar com ple © Insp ecto: of each © shall im an urb bie of the yuarantic the BOBS ot tele ging hous. ase. or by ait Bot be isolated from other jomates, be removed ken ¢ hes pi * OF she abai and if person <r pore lodatrg houses. boarding hones Sbe pr per motice hav ing been gt thot 1 the this isw. ib 8)! Cases where there is doubt xhether & & reaiiy sMictad with small- ind with. Tie pe rules and San ect fr the prev t oat Ss : of diseases ions are made end promalzewd by the Board of Hesin of the of, Columba, in scourdauce with em ect ed ention fm the Logiatedt Srict of Columbis,” passed & Sembiy of ant: District and ebptntey te tes Gove + dune 19. Lae. Bor thereof, June 19) MER Attest: D. W. Briss x Approved: H.D. CooKE, Governor.” octg-am ns Serene _ eae Tink t3sceaNc couse ea on Tux DISTRICT UF COLUMBIA, ORGANIZED 4UG UST 26, 1870, OatH CAPITAL... Office in Shepherd’ weriesvenue. MOSES K LY. President. WM_B. TODD, Vico | SAML EL CROSS, Secretary. — wishing to om, we do weil tocail st JOoRy BUCKS , 1609 Linz s ere orders will st berwoss ‘atie wher ‘sae nature of emall-pox ts to diffess | it is | vent the pro; tion of the specific poison, Pare regulations bare been adopted 4 re they a-taia the accinated Whenever the all. after five years [rom the last | eit The sale of course tick DAY MORNING. November Baltantyne’ toeach iecture, $1; no'extra charge for reserved “e Tr {if Hiesich will furnish the mears of | porscns ag are nuable to pr.y for to the tions ase ali inmates theteot to be Yecuinated imumediaiely upon their admission there: ace suffcient evidence to, unless they prod: jal vot Pi loyed -pox breaks out in any LECTURES. L NGCOLN HaLhL PROF. JOHN TYNDALL, of the Rosai Institute, London, will deliver a COURSE OF SIX LECTURES ON LIGHT, instrated with experiments, (Arparatas con- scrncted ard arranged expressly for bis lectnres ™m America) [Thiscourse is substituted for the an peal ¥. Ma wll begin TUESDAY EVENING, coplinge op alternate evenings, at § 0 scientific course tures and ry for the epuree, With’ reserved seats, $5 Lyi) ph Si bopis on WRDSTEES 36. at 9 o'ctock, at st. ‘Adinission '» bookstore, 43™. 7th at he saleof tickete to any of the separate ® will begin on TURDAY MOBNING, ber 3@ at the same place. For further par- ial circulars, to be had at Bailan- .M.C_A. rooms, at the Smithsonian » sad at the New York Times office, 1330 ¥ nov 16 3w Gyusnn stan COURSE OF LECTURES. LINCOLN BALL SEASON 1872 '3, ‘BD D YATES—November 26; Swijeet—" Modern Society.”? DANIEL’ DOUGHEMTY—Decerber 3 and Uratory " B: 5 DE CORDOVA December 17; MENDELSYOUN QUINTERTE CLES of Boston, CHRISTMAS CONCERT. BRET HARTE—January 7” MISS LILLIAN | RTO i A * its Bollies: YENDELL PHILLIBS (about) February Babee »Gonnell.” GEORGE WM. CURTISS—Fobraary 26; to be anncuneed. Course Tickets, with reserved seats. Forsale J.C. PABEER'S, oct? Im B27 Teh street, re A Hae BOW. BONS, 13 sit be the duty of those in whose dwellings day ; te d disinfect every part of the dwet ling by the fre use of chlorinated gota, carbolic acid. bromo, eblorafam, or euch other disiufectaut Persons being and disiz fected, ug worn by them while in the said attendants to see that ck room that has fumigated. And, inn’s, LADIES’ GOODS. 5 BONNET VEL ‘sts BONSET SILKS, Taft en WILLIAN'S. IER AND VICTORIA Cito At Willian’ Cloaks, Dresses, and Wrappers, "s. Children’s Cloaks and Dresses at Willian’s, Infante’ Cleaks at Willian in all shades, at Willian’s. \d Neotch Usps at Willian’s. and Passementerie, at Wil Ostrich Tips and fancy Feat’ ers st Willian’s. (air Braids, mode to craer in Parle. at Will Dremes and Ks Cue price only at N's, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN' 0c3-Im 7 Cite Treviso, Paris. E ESTREN, M4?" GIS THIRTEENTH STREET, LADIES’ FASHIONABLE HAIR @BESSER And Human Heir Manufacturer. Paris and New waSecy Gr Nesey ou bad. LS; i oclé 3m . ‘Two Chittinus ‘and examine for yourself. be y duty, shall take charge of, dress, or ying grounds mew. x be taken to a cha-ch or meeting-house, but it shall be coftin and burial, sny undertaker ap nich © fins to the poor shall provide DB every case shnil take the sameto | 41) Silk Lovely Plaids reduced from 35c. to 28¢. ated sud disinfected his + laying cut of the body aud the burial ra appointed for that par coer mm Finnnels reduced 20 pe Splendid 4-4 Bleached aud + udroscoggin 44 Bleached Qotton, Iéc. New York Mills Bleached Cotton, Zic. Bisck rilka et creat barg buiance shall be accompanied by an in- : (arhmetes aod Mens greatly reduced. 94 ws ded for the removal of small Qorsers, Nap! Underwear. ana Fri@-s that cannot and examine our stc ment, ae JUST OPENING c: -] & LABGE ASSORTMENT OF HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHESS and VELVETS, OF ALL 000s, At Low Prices, at 8. HELLER’s, 719 Market Spac: e 28-tr DRY GOODS. [MMENSE REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS. Wool Veluors reduced trom 1.25 to $1 iy Piaida(all wool) reduced from 7c. to S50, press Cloths recuced from 7Se. to se. ines, {in new shades, reduced from 3c. to 75c, ck Aipacas r 20 per cent. e cent ibleached Cotton, 12};c. 10 4 Sheeting from S7sx¢ up. rie Ride. «, Handkerchiefs, Ties, Ribbons ‘Bed Bpre Goat’ ot ener Koods wil be sali at = falleo itese foe’ purchaser. Oall RODHEAD & CO.. 1205 F street. ‘The F street cars pase Brodhead & ae ied to attend to the removal of CUnderwea! ache. Gat Hosiery ‘of all k r for ev * Hosiery Kid Gloves, Doe and Gast the ambulance to any point, care «bail t crywded streets. school honses, or uted places. ‘The driver shall, as far as prac void mecting or passing any processicu, Chote stock of DAT GOODS in the Histies he iu the strict, com: psigivg all the Latest B&IGN AND Pe Esti Pisin and nd to the smali-pox Case Can be mulated - Se the otter unates | a Velvetier ‘Aterprovfs of all colors chespest to the best grades; Corduroy, Plushies, &c..ke. A large assortment of Shawls; Biankets, Quilts and Com! Linens, Napains and Towels; Shirtings, Cottons and choice Pr ed that be can ue jo the Kgowledze of any inspector that cases cf emall X are kept in tenement bouses, be tele, without ep to the Board of ‘Se required by law, the Inspector shall make the Health @ificer, stating the or persons ceasing or abetting m pox, & physician's ZERLos sould beecoured before renoving the pa- ‘The tospector sha’! the reles regard: de intacment cf pecsons Es die of emallepon be —The eccoud quarter will commence $uulney SOmms Melefeucens Bishop Pekaey Dr ©. Geox. ocd h >RLVATE LBSSONS, or im Classes I the EF. Ry et 100,000 No 905% Pennsyl- te ecl6- 2m" see LAGEMENT POUR LES PLEDS; Bm PLOYMENT OF FICB.—Ani per OGAN & WYLIE, DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Nos. 1018 and 1020 Bevexth street H.W. jor Gauntlets; ¥ Scerts aud Notions. it nov'5-tf JRINCIPAL ATTRACTION NOW IN THE CITY IS WOLFORD @ SHILBERG’S, NEW AXD ELEGANT DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT, South Seventh Street, assorted and most Styles in £0. ° DEESS GOUDS, namely: Colored Ew, in and Conied sinzlo width Alpacas, A GREAT SPECIALTY IN BLACK ALPACAS G A full tine of Black Goods of ail classes, each as Bombazine, French Merino, Biarritz, ‘Tamise, De Pa: res, from the Ottoman aud Broche rters, Tab. ipte. In connection with the above-gamed Goods are also Kept a large variety of HOTIONS, BISBONS, TRIMMINGS, and otber articles too numerous to mention. call to this House will ampiy com; the meet sconcaulcal m far and near, porchaeer, from ee KEMEMBER The Arcade, Ro, 427 SEVENTH STBERT SOUTH, Between D and B. a conte will trem ‘die city direct to the door ofthis it Hab panty nod-tr EDUCATIONAL. canetes in her ¥ ee eee Miss 404M Wickgs To FILL Two va- In her Bogedlsg School. Ferme 300 SC chitege “for ‘OF. end Al ‘Saat B06 Kinet cMlerendrins 4 ISS LPL ETCHER'S BSOHOOL FoR YOUNG LABing AND CHILDSEN: 1281 New York ‘Tuition * e Latin and French. Both s ard geatiomes tw Pi aire by er in person of 7a 3 Rew York avente, CORS ENLEVES SANS PEINE; Gerf'ions matvats ongles,solgnes avec succes, var le BOCTECR WHITE, Chiropedixte, Re $35 isth strest, opposite the Tressury Department. Pour soins donnes choziuf, $1; # domicile, $3. Le DOCTEUB WHITB, etahl jashiogton depuis lsat. _ * Weenora WASHINGTON, Kpening Stat, == D. C., MONDAY, } OVEMBER Is, 1 TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. Fine Old Rye Whisky. WARRANTED PERFECTLY PURE. FOR MEDICINAL AND FAMILY USE. LARGE BOTTLES, $1 PER BOTTLE; on $5 PEB GALLON. Also,sil kinds of CALUFORNIA WINES.7 4c. snd | S1 per bottle: PORT, ANGELICA, MUSOATEL, Saliey toc ‘3 *K and CLARET. Also, KELLY ISLABD DATAWLA. These Wines are very superior. sented a ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist, not-tr Second and D street, N. W. A Ca: rd. A Clergyman, while residiug in South America, 4s missionsry, discovered a aafe and simple remety Early Decay. d just as repre for the cure of Nervous Weakness. Disease of the Urinary and Semiual Organs,and the whole train of disorders brcught on by banefal and + Ae oaGt rnaapted by a desire to bonent this nobi mnedy. Promo’ y a des! a the ‘afflicted aud ‘wafortuns I will send the recipe s this’ medicine, in & sealed suvelrbe: to kap tne wi Baede te ‘Bree af figee: eam + Gestion D, Bible House, marz-1y New York Uity- AMUSEMENTS. EW NATIONAL THEATER. Mr. J. G. SAVILLE, Lessee and Manager. SIX_ NIGHTS ONLY, AND ORE MATINER. renowarid Comedian and Vocalist, Perea tussmeccil And theif tpicndid NaW COMEDY COMPANY, Mr, Lingara’s New Comedy, in . three acts, ey ie . { A LIFES DBEAM, TURSDAY,19, ) and the, Great 0 ORDER, jebrated Sketches, FUL WOMAN Toimitabla Sketches, ogee Benefit of the ‘efit s % DAVID CARRIOK gay Oy a the Wonderful Skeiches, @, ONLY LINGARD MATINE At nicht Last Appearance, Seats ready for any night oF matinee at box-oflleey 9 mi cay atA HUSBAND T WEDNESDAY, 2{ A HUSBAR THURSDAY, 21. } and AL SATUBDAY, 23. i dsily from 8a. m. te 6 p. MONDAY, 35. the Pilth Avenue Comedy Con- pany. in“ DIVORCE.” nold-tf ASHINGTON THEATRE OOMIQUE, Eleventh st., south of Pennsylvania avenue. X ITING NOVELTIES) IES: EX ITING NOTUPENDOUS ATTRACTIONS ! CERITA! CEBITA! CERITA! The wonderiul London Transformation Danseuse, whose rapid inp pee oo ie theme of adai Fation, wherever she DASApDeared. ey ‘Tho graceful artistic Voeslist, Song and Dance MLLE D G the Wonder of the World. th B THE SAPPHY TROUPR, SAPPHO DEES SEED a ELLIS and MRS TONEY H'RVEY, " “TONEY HARVEY. HAWLEY BROTHERS, HAWLEY BiOTHERS MISS RALLIE AFT. MISS SALLIE APT JAMES WESLAV dud MIS¥ ADA JOHNSON B,J. BUCKLEY. W. J. EAOMPSON Aud our Mouster Triplo Company, over forty Tal ity ented Artist New and beautiful Ballet Divertisement, entitled “LA BALLOR’S, with entire new Scenery avd Mountings, and intro he 1atsig ote entire Corps de Bailot, " able Extravaganz, entitled nl THE BELLES OF THE KITCHEN. INGOLN HALL. THEODORE THOMAS’ UTNEQUALLED CONCERTS. SIXTY DISTINGUISHED PERFORMERS, The t and most perfect Concert Troupe which has Srer traveled efrher in this ‘country or 1a Brope. Manager. . Goscar. Vv . 18rn, SECOND Fos) LASTOON CERT. The following celebrated Soloists will appear: MISS ANNA MEHLIG, Pianiste, and ME GEORGE L. OSGOOD, ‘Tenor, together with the UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA. PRICE OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR. Reserved Seate.. 0 cents extr: The sale of rererved seats and tickets will com- mence on THIS MOKNING, at Metzorott’s Music vee where the Programme of the concert can be cbt 5 ‘Doors oper at 74. To commence at 3 Steinway & boas’ Plance are uscd at al The mas Concerts. nolé 2t T# MABINE BAND WILL GIVE A CONCERT At Concordia Hall On every MONDAY and SATUBDAY EVENINGS ocl4-3m commencing at 7 o'clock. OLD No.) On Exhibition (New No 486 and Sale Tra Sr. ar . 6 7th strect, betwoon D and K streets, eight 16 Tingee cbove Od Bellows: Eieiieee oe Qhotce Of Paintings, Rogravinis, 0 tc. Also, ki stuck Paper Shader, Pictures: Frames, Picture Corie and es ate ty Bis Plesse remember Name and Number. _jel-ly* B&B. JUStH UI fl jo uns Eaveaare PaaS fet, GAOTHING, UNDER CLOTHING, "poy Te. OES, &c.. at street, -ween 6th and 71 ss. Notes by mall promptly attended to. ood 1p —_—_[_——SSSSS{a_—_e BALLS, &e. RAND BALL oF BRICKLAYERS UNION, Ne. 1, OF Wasitixcion, B. C., LLOWs' Habb. Tru steerer, | AT SED IE EVENING, N 46,18 For the benefit of Samuel De Lewin tte Committee of Arransements—G Longton, Willian Bone ch. Oscar Pumphrey, Wiliam H God a ip! nt. Milford Bpobn, floor Manazers.—-eorge Nelson, Pat’k Malone, Peter Horrigan, Th-mas Dovalruc der. Michai Levi, Chas. B Dov ‘vception Committee—Louls H. Godfcey, Goore T. Taylor, William Maguan, Kd.’M. Grant, Ferdi nand Moore, Chas. Hope. Grand March to ecmmence at 9 p.m. Tickets, admitting a gentleman and ladies, 81, a FoR THE. BENEFIT oF THE COLUMBIA BAlLKOAD DuLVERS, ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Seventh Street, WEDNEEDAY InG, November 20th, 1872 Tickets, admitting a Gent. and Ladies, $1, 0163" oe FAMILY USE. THE BMRattrForRnpD LEICESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE, The Very Best Sauce and Relish Made in Any Part of the World. FoR ‘AMILY USE. FINTS......-.. BALF PINTS 50 Gents. eesrmmne seen O ORNTS, FOR SALS BY ALL GROCERS. Lasers aes «a SPticruys, eet Fe. 1297 earns eee Pat oes ae ovist, evenue noy2-Im* be dest pa tae RY _EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. INTERNAL Ravenre. source to day were #491 7 ArromTEeD.—The President to-day appointed Levi E. Dudley to be superintendent of Indian | affairs for the territory of New Mexico, vice Nathaniel Pope, suspended. Goy. Cooxs is suffering from a severe cold, and has not been at his office for several days past. He is much better to-day, however, and expects to be out again to-morrow or next day. Tue InpraNa SeNaroar.—It was reported in Indianapolis Saturday that the republican mem- bers of the legislature had decided to elect a United States Senator on Tnesday—to-morrow. receipts from this SUNDAY APLER THE FIRr. Scenes im Boston Yesterday. ov TH HUM REVOLTS FROM ADROAD. # of Boston yesterday Were in remarkable ooutrast to their attend«uce the Sunday before, when the audiences were en and children Election Notes. Kentreky —OMicial retur counties in Kentucky gite Greeley a tot The returns from the ninetec anties will probably not materia’ly REURIVING 4 The crowdet —The full official rote of % great contiagral 93 smaller than ireeley’s vote was 105,199 less than Buck- tetal vote of the parish of the state, so far as . returns (mostly official) from % gard is elected improvements New York has sixty counties. At the late ea majority for the fifteen feet long, t contained bet 0 worth of sliver, inclu lon all but sever i reene, Kings, New ¥. Kockland’and Scholiarie. to Colonel William Aspinwall by th a —that is, they border on the Hadson. PRRSONAL.—Hon. James Brooks, of New York, has returned to his elegant residence on F street forthe winter’ ~-Senator Pomeroy isin Washington. Tue SoticiToR GenERatsair.—The Raleigh Daily Era says it is not probable that Hon. ¥. Phillips, of that city, will accept the appoint- ment of Solicitor General of the National De- partment of Jtstice. THE fOUTHERN OLAIMS COMMISSION on Saturday heard the witnesses called in support of the claim of W. S. Jenks, of Washington, and Mrs. Bailey, his sister, for property belon, to thelr father, the late William Jenks, ‘and valued at three thousand dollars. In onpeR to protect such American inventors as may desire to exhibit the products of their skill at the great Vienna exposition our govern- ment is about to Ley rer a treaty between Aus- tria and the United States, by which the rights of a patentees in both countries will be secured. THE MIXED CLAIMS COMMISSION, now in ses- sion here, has awarded the sum of #2,490 in gold to Francis Impey, a British subject, who claims to have suffered it losses and indignities during our late civil war. Another Englishman named James Marcher received #643 on account of the destruction of a crop of vegetables on a farm of which he was owner. James Stott, a British subject, arrested asa deserter trom the First Rhode Island cavalry, was awarded $775 on account of it. REstGNED.—Mr. P. Sherman, forseveral years chief of the stamp division of the internal reve- nue office, has resigned his position, to take effect on the Ist of January next, to accept the treasurership of the New York and Erie rail- roud company. Mr. Sherman has been in the service of the government for the past seven- teen years, first as chief clerk of the third andi- tor’s office, then chief clerk or the internal reve- nue office, and of late years chief of the stamp division. THR PRESIDENT’S ACCEPTANCE OF Mr. Buistow’s ResigNation.—The President has written the foilowing letter to Solicitor General Bristow accepting thejresignation of that officer: EXECUTIVE MANSION, Washington, D. C., Nov. 15, 1572—Dear Sir:—In accepting your res. ignation of the office of Solicitor General this day tendered, permit me to express the regret I feel at severing official relations with one who = filled his trust with so much zeal and abil- ity. Being the first Solicitor General under the government of the United States, it has been your privilege, though accompanied by arduous labor, to organize that department. All who have come in official contact with you bear wit- ness to the efficiency with which the service of organizing and managing the affairsof the office has been conducted. In the new field of labor laid out for yourself og take with you assurances of my best wishes ‘or your future success, and confidence that you cannot fail. I thank you heartily forthe kind words con- tainid in your letter of resignation toward me, personally, and my administration of the office entrusted to mebya people to whom I shall ever feel grateful. With high regard, your obedient servant, U. 8. GRawt. Hon. B. H. Bristow, Solicitor General United States, Present. Soctzgty.—If what is technically catled the Bay season has any distinctive beginning, it may be said to have been inaugurated by the very pleasant dancing party given by Mrs. A. R. Shepherd on Saturday evening, in honor of @ couple of lady friends from Philadelphia. The attendance was large hon oa to answer al! the purposes of such an assemblage, and yet not so large as to interfere with the main attraction of the cone and the affair was voted to be all the more delightful for being somewhat im- promptu in character, and because the exac- tions of full dress were waived. —Mrs. Ex-President Tyler arrived in the city on Friday, and has taken rooms in Georgetown for the winter, at Mrs. Abbott’s, on West street. Mrs. Tyler has two bright children at school in our sister hey — The wedding of Mr. Pearson and Miss Kate Quail will take place at the Churea of the Epiph- any to-morrow morni: fg: at Ilo’clock. Miss Q. is the organist at that church, and has quite an enviable reputation among our amatear mu- sicians, whose good wishes, with those of a large cle of other friends, will go with her on her wedding journey. — Cards are out for the wedding of Mr. James P. Willett and Miss Laura Weish, on the 23th Pood = aed be quite a stylish affair, and wi te & reception at the resi- pent iedl gles ather in Geor town. —! good news iv ple Th Washin, that Mr. Solomons, of thetrm of rey ¢ ee propeses Capes 8 series of rary re-unions season his tine house on K street. * Society Small-Talk. White satin is no a worn for bridal Sen white corded silk haying taken its place. Carrying bouquets to dancing parties and re- ceptions has gone out of fashion. They werea great nuisance, spoiled the gloves, and were always in the way. Diamonds set in jet are a favorite style of jewelry. ‘The pretty fashion of wearing natural flowers in the hair for full dress has come into fayor elvet is the standard trimming for this sea- fon. A new thing in buttons for white driving overcoats is made of pearl, very large, and or~ namented with silhouettes of sporting subjects. Ladiet out-door garments nowadays are ail completely covered with elaborate embroidery, in cord floss-silk and beads. Seal skin bonnets are # new thing in milli- nery. Musk isonce more becoming a fashionable perfume. Handsome imported costumes, ready made, can be got for from three tofour hundred dol- lars. ‘Bo cheap!” the ladies say. The shell work so skillfully manufactured in the West India Islands is somewhat used this winter asa Epes tor evening dresses. is very beautiful. Some young iadies of flashy tendencies as to dress are wearing belts of a gilt metal. e one euggests that they wish to show their fond- ness for music by wearmg brass bande round their waists —N. ¥. Mail. was found dead by the road-ide in the town of Hixon, pemypeg epee Oy At first it was sup- Posed she had been killed by a vicious dog, but Dow foul play is suspected. to have died, recovered her consciousness wh ile the undertaker was measuring her for a coffin. Fi She called for something to cat, a hearty supper amd recovered, ” A MiLwavkia 6PaciaL the balance of the funds remaining im the ofthe relier committee in Milwankie, Wis., for the sufferers the northern fires of last year, ome $9,000, Els been forwarded to Rocten® F 7 Chicago wholesale merchants are putting fire alarm boxes in their bufidings. Pw Gt her guano to pay her national ry oe ‘ou must have your wedding cardsemaller 7 The married ladies of Hannibal have ganized a ‘‘Come Home Husband Club.” ‘sii London, pitcher presented by fel Webster to Peter Harvey, mementoes, besides silver below; The goods were placed there after the fire gotten under control on Summer street, ¥ault being consifered the most secure place in neighborhood. When the by blown down by the exploston of gas, at least tw: hundred tons of granite were piled on top ot vault, but upon open‘ aor. fo in good order. New Hampsaine.—We have retin every town in the state except Somerse: Grant 41,474; Greeley, 10. Grant's plurality over Gree majority over Greeley and ("Conor is Somerset will add a tew votes to Grant’s ma- It is @ remarkable fact that out of the ‘ant has a majority in ‘The two Greeley towns in the state, 239, and Greeley in on! towus are smallest in the state—Glastenbury and Brunswick. Vincin1a.—Offcial returns from all the coun- ‘ive Grant 1,975 majorit from ts reported to have the vauit all the silver ging to the firm wa: In some parts of the van! which were exposed to the Lottest of the fire articles were melted. Bx The remains ties but one county to be given Greeley 100 majority only. Bip emg cial seo ee Lnewrned give Greeley 8, majority, with ten counties to hear from. oes BUMING THE DEAD. of Daniel Cochrane, late second foreman of heok and ladder company No. 4. eed gicerne | from the ruins on yesterday, recognition, but keys yang Th years 0} + : age. were charred beyond identified by a fag with @ deceased was thirty two and leaves a wife and two chil- ae ti ol Cochrane's pany, was exhumed and ideatitied. since Saturday A New York Tue Ragin (N. C.) Porsonine SENSATION. Herald ial from Raleigh Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Mann, iter or Rey. Dr. J. Brinton him to death, has been ‘atts, there not being the The deceased slightest evidence against was formerly rector of St. Mathew’s (Episcopal) church, Jersey City. He was a man of distin- + respected ministered. A Ralei, nt or the New York World writes: sufficient motive for the crime by the accused Michael Cuddy bas been He was last seen at the falling of the wall on Summer street. THE MOST NOVBL AND INTEREST! esterday was the one held in the Old South hurch, probably the last that will be held the: The audience was com; nies of soldiers, which while guarding the city, and afew citizens, in- | cluding some ladies, chareh presented a str: being strewn with the The choir was composed of soldiers, and @ soldier presided at the organ. The ser- vices were conducted by the Rey. Drs, Manning | ING SERVICE A commission of such & does not appear. They do not benefit by it so far as is here known, in the inheritance or devise of money or property. On the contrary, they and three other younger members of the family, daughters, seem to have been mostly if not wholl the labors of the deceas 1s now said to have been a harsh and unkind father, but he at least took good care of the comfort of his household.” ARREST OF NEWLY-ELECTED MeMners or THE ALABAMA LEGISLATU! with Violation of the Election Law. between Selma and Un:ontown, Al Morgan, Kimbro and O’Neiil, ‘conservatives who have certiticates of election as members of the legislature,were arrested deputy marshal. d Of several conapa: been quartered there The interior of scene, the floor dependent upon for support. He husband and BOSTON PRIDE AROSED. The Boston dorreepondent of the New York Times writes: There has been quit about town to-day (Friday) over the Citizen’s Kelief Committee yesterday that Boston is in need of assistance trom abroad, aud will thankfully recetve contribations of money The solid and substantial o zens denounce it as basty and injudicions action and deciare that they feel their honor and m hood has been tov papers, commenting on it, say not find room to print the protests—many ot them from heary losers by the fire—against this action of the committee, which has put our city in a talse attitude before the country; one not with its character for hoine benev financial integrity. They areCharged ials. and materials. | THR MENON: United State= They stopped at Selma, and itis reported that the marshal isto take them to Mobile. The marshal said he had iustrac tions not to take bail. some violation of the election law. make the political complexion of the legislature doubitul on its organization, as the carrying ot the prisoners to Mobile will involre several days delay. The liberals and conservatives will have @ majority im the house if the arrested Marengo parties are allowed to take their seats. The legislature met to-dey. THE Cass County (Mo.) Lyrxcaers Iy- DIcTED.—The Kansas City ( Mo.) Limes contain= afull account of the indictment by the grand four citizens of Cass county, Mo., One of the even! The offence charged is tute by the fire is comparatively smail an g people, of whom the people of the city are abundantly able to take care, while great majority of losers are well as small, whose pride a’ them from taking a penny of contributed money erchants, large as ne would prev for complicit of Cass county, Attorney Hines, and a man named Dutro were taken from a railroad train and shot by a mb, tor alleged convection with a fraudalent issue of Cass county bonds. Thirty-six of the in- dicted men answered the sheri before the court in Harrisonville Sat where they were arraigned. They and were released on ail to appear for trial in February. Of the | it men three were sick and the re mainder out of the state; but all will soon re port themselves to the proper authorities. HovserRgacers Scat Woman.—Shortly after midnight a number o! pted to enter the apart- lary Anne Forbet, at No. = - They knocked at her doer, ang having been refused admittance, they threat ened to break it in. with aheavy axe, and told them th: broke inthe door they would do it t The ruffians then battered at the deor and itopen. The first who entered received a bluw from the axe which clove his skull. ened the rest and they fled, desertit wounded companion. SHOOTING ArrRay IN 4 Sr. L In St. Louis, last evening, while « large cro of gentlemen were co: of the Southern hotel, Captain F well-known steamboat Robert Estlin, of New Orleans, who was con- versing with some friends, and deliberately sot him in the left jaw, and while he (Estlin) was down he was again shot by Dix in the left i , Dix gave his pistol to one tel, and was taken by hiv friends to the office of the chief of police, whe ordered bim to be lock Estlin was taken to his room, where his wounds were examined by a sur, ht. The parties fore over a game of dom/noes. gated in the vestibule ‘'ssummons, and After the shooti the clerks of the TERED BY A Brave ed up on four counts m and found to be cue atte, ad quarreled a few ‘THE LrapiLity oF Ixscrance Compantrs The question of responsibility for the loss oc sioned by the blowing up of the buil lingst pt the spread of the tire has arisen in Boston New York Journal of Com es the opinion that th Mrs. Forbet atme itted to the N merce, which paper gi insurance companies are respons fire isatsuch a distance that the are slight that the fire would reas it that event the city is responsible for He was taken to the tirs Precinct station house, where he gave his name His injuries are consid ered of a serious nature.— N.Y. Mors Maskup Kon: The residence of John Watson, near Titusv.i Pa., was entered Frid: after dark by five m: binding each member of the family, compel Watson to open his safe, from whic’ after which Watson was likewise bound @ robbers made their escape. A lamp house caught on fire, by which Watson was badly burned. The thieves extinguised the tlamee before leaving. MYsTERious MURDER IN TEE Thomas McNamara, a constabie of Lackawan- 'a., township, was found dead on the pub- ighway near the hotel at Tyroville, in the outskirts ‘of Scranton Satarda) aving doubtless been murdered face were smashed fearfull off the knife of his murderer. yatery. ANAL BoaT WHICH WANTS —Captain Baxter, who com ad the steam canal boat on her voyage trom Buffalo to this city, reports that the voyag: was made in five days, seventeen hours. ‘Thi= beats the old time by eight days. The propelling power is obtained from two small engines. driving two three-bladed screws. The expens: was less than a third the usual towage expenses. ‘Age was made at an average rate of ve miles per hour. ‘The inventor pro- poses to claim the $100,000 offered as a prize for the invention of a craft that would navigate canals not less than three miles per hour without injuring embankmente.—N. F. $5,000 WorTH OF SiLveRwaRE STOLEN.— Between dark and 12 o'clock Saturday night thieves forced an entrance into the establish- ment of Wilson & Sone, silver and plated ware manufacturers, corner of 5th and Ch Philadelphia. A side door was jam: old-fashioned vault in the rear of the store broken open and solid silver ware tothe amount The booty was removed in a in front of the no clue to the IN P@xNS¥LVANtA. eveuing immediat was upset and the OAL Reerons. Express, 16th. and his hands = in trying to war The atair involved in m; Dacigion aGaInst THE UsiTeD States, Anp WEY —In the United States circuit court in New York on Saturday, Ju decided against the Of $8,000 taken. wagon, which was seen standin, it 11 o’clock. Bruce thing was taken except solid silver. This is the second time the piace has been robbed, an entrance having been effected here- tofore precisely in the same manner. ee New York Fassions 1x Hatz.—The num- ber of our prematurely gray young women on the streets dressed inthe stylish, attracts jamin J. Cahone, the iting paymaster in the navy; and fing that Cahone was a luna‘, and unable at the time of entering into his bond to make any contract whatever. Poticr Rap on is Soretiee hold New Youk Coxceat SaLoons.—The New York police made a rai on the Broadway concert saloonson Saturday night, and arrested all the inmates. The pro 1s were held for exam\aa- tors were discharged. All hight of fashion, and The hair is not dered or frosted, but is really gray. One the fact, but a fact it is, is resorted to to bleact! ‘he reign of the blond is over, and the old term “tow head,” passes from room Golden locks are at a discount ‘aven tresses are vulgar, and snowy hair is style. The highest priced wigs are gray, and lack or auburn. Such is the tyranny of giris with black and auburn ave & bleached head. ————$—$—$—<——<———— MANSARDS AND InsuRANCE.—The New York insurance compan stores and dwellings and in some cases where pro} of this kind has been reinsured to old customers ¥ cent. extra has been de: _———— DgaTH FROM AN OveRDOsE OF CHLOROFORM ‘The wife of Joseph Wittman died in Newark on from ap over-dose of chi ministered by a Dr. Fredalin, of | Tilinoie. prominent German ian, 1688 0! Fesottings deloested sbowidet." QuaRest.—Daniel Herbrack » Ohio, had an wouid hardly credit tion, but the male v: Principal saivons were closed u; AYTRE THE “Map Srowe. Ya.) Sentinel says that two o! children—girl and boy, aged respectively lland 5 years—were bitten’on ) hair are crazy to noon by a puppy started immediate! ely for ts aaa ly for the “mad stone” which is owned gentleman near Piedmont, in Fauquier count; oe Spear are night, uence eh ex ies are wo built with mansard was made Friday cross-ties across the \dge, to throw off Fortunately they and were readily dix- ve. ~ of $1,000 is castor 1g to2 per mers, 1i¢ pe offered the es. = KILLED Im a i g & i a li i R4 i i Eg if f ! | if i : il i E HF EF A é ay a This Afternoon’ Dispatches. Associated Press Reports. Hew York Notes. om New Yorx, Nov. 18 —Nearty all t arrested in the raid apon the cart =a Ss. Tiay Bight, were released yesterday and the proprietors Leld tn hail for RELRASE OF THE ARRESTED CONCERT one TRE COMMITTER OF «xv axTY will decide to-morrow erening whether it wu conti m existence OF Bot. Some ot the m ders think it wise to preserve the organi natic tosupport Mayor-eleet Havemover, who be S democrat and elected marnly by rep ub is without the tame backing ES ARE RXO(TED counties are ready to appoint rece: vers Gpor ©A parte statemen makin mtof the a tes derwriters say they w action, and nope the improve the law that th aitected by the great «disaste be posted into Tyuidation ment of any one ated or gain. TRE UNITED ATATES STRAME has approy e102 appr dome Of this cit be [65th auniversary of tt pendence TRRER MEN FATALLY INSURED FY AW A DENT AT THE HERALD OFFICE By the breaking ot « » floot of the new Beralt five workmen were precis ment, and Jobn MeName Parre Jobn MoUurdy were, it is bescved injured. Tween. In the Oyer and Terminer to-day Tweedt’s counsel applied to Judge Brady compeling the district attorn:y 1 Tweed, in fulfilment with bis undertakin, & list of the witnesses before the gr specifying the witneses to each “in against Lim. Decision was reserved morrow. A motion by the assistant di torney to — Tweed, who was iv o adjourned. eroKxes. A motion by connsel to @x an early day for the (rial of Edward 8. Stokes, was held over tor nal order to-morro’ ° From Europe To-day. PREAIDENT THIERS CONTRINF TES 1.0% POR THE HORTON SUPP ERERS. Paris, Nov. 1.—President Thiers has oon- tributed 1,(00(rancs tor the reliet of thesuterers by the Boston fire. VILLAGES DEETROTED ny THE Corer Hace, Nov. 18 —Seve rRawos AT sToRM. villages 11 | Schieewig and Holstein were destroyed by the burricane last we: A wamber of towns in were seriously damaged by the Storms last week. * PRINCE NAPOLEON WARTS £40.000 FoR Daw a Panis, Nov. 18 — Pri gainst the prefect and com who served him with the ordor - 7 The Meade Famity Fand L MEETING IN KesrgoT TO THE MEMORY OF THE DECEASED GENERAL Purtaperraia, Nov. 1s.—The «lid men of this city have nearly con $100,000 ior the ftawily Meade. The memorial meeting i Genera! Meade’s memory, belt bis af Maric, waran The members of the Union Lea, & body. Bishop with prayer and General Ham» the orat . A series of resolution bons. A choice select persed, added to the interest which were witnessed by an imm. os ~ Terri Disease Among CHICKENS, TURKEYS, DUCKS aNp BY HUNDREDS. ° Poultry. Base DYING New York, Nov. 13—Along line of the Hudson river's terrible disease has broken out among the poultry. Chickens are dying by hundreds, and turkeys, gees: and ducks in the market show sigus of the maindy. Tho disease Appears to be assuming the form of a destructive Pestilence among domestic fow is. ——_——— Two Men Billed by the Explosion of ® Locomotive Botler. Crxomnati, Nov. motive attached to a freight tr a tic and Great Western railway exploded last night at Bowlesburg, Ohio, tearing up the track for some distance and wrecking the train. The engincer and one brakeman were kitied, and the fireman fatally scald — ° Drowned at Sea. Battimorm, Nov. 18.—Captan Blacktord, o: the British bark Talisman, at thix port reports bat November 8th B Hyannis, Mass. chiet m 4 Wm. Cooper, returning im the Dalisman dent happene _ - Strike in the Coat Mining Regions Naw Yorn, Nov. 15 —A b tr urg, Pa., states that th ent in the mint general stril ance Of ten cents per ton reture to give the how long the strike « nm now idle, all the miners in them having qui work. The Horse Dropsy. GREAT MORTALGY IN Rew ¥ New Yor«, Nov. 15—The drop« horse disease, bas made tte appear city car stables. Fifty per cent of attacked are said to die, aud the horses ate are mainly those worked while suffering fr: the epizootic, Stablemen are becoming alarmed Hotel Damaged by Fire. Corcrxsari, Nov. 18—A special says the Layton House, the leading hotel at Logansport, was co badly damaged by fire Jast night the owners have decided to take it down wii4. Tb¢ lossis heavy, but the amount from Cholera in En! rope this Year » dev. 15.—A European letter t ),0W0 people died of cholera in Kus- sia this year. an Eptzooty in Atianta N 18.—The epizootic ix y has 30 private citizens are takin So far it seems to be of a mild type. on — ‘Tue Lovistawa Evection Qrarnet—Gov ‘Warmoth is not to be permitted w have it his own way in Louisiana. patches told that he had on various pe: expelied all the members of the election re turning board, and filled their executive chair for McEnry. ator Kellogg procured 4 Tae Frexcn Mowarcnists Ack» Durzat.—The several parties into wh: French Assembly is divided held meetings Sa! pas. week and decide upon their future policies, The Monarchists confess that they hive been defeated, and will secure an hovorabio retreat by giving thelr support to the conservative tes blicaus. All the conservative elements have