Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1872, Page 1

> THE EVENING STAR. | Published Daily, Sundays excepted, | AT THE STAR BUILDING S, | Pennsylvania Avenue, corner llth St, BY THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMP'T. & MB. BAUPPMANN, Prevt. b ixmonth=. @* 00 | TRE WEEKLY STAR = ® year. SF Invariably in wo . F and Do paper ent | rthan pa y OL 40 -N2. 6.1 42. BF Bates of advertising farni« a ° sabais | t NT fe porved by carriers to ® uTE “x R WEEK, or For Ty Bows Cents rae wosta it the conn’er Two Cuxts R ° months, 1.0; ' AS DRY GOODS. AMUSEMENTS. [MMENSE BESeeEsS | p= CHORAL SOCIETY 5 " i RY ooDs. | AP Silk an i jave the honor to announce that they wiil give Lovely Pia TWO GRAND CONCERTS | AT | LINCOLN HALL, | SATUBDAY and MONDAY EVENINGS, a | | Mesine © greatly rednend 4 Sheeting Irom S7'.c UP. November 23 and 25, commencing at S o'clock precisely. ay iy Hanakerebiefe, Ties, Ribbons, ler gocaswiibesliat | The following ce’ebrated sriiets from London 0 please the purchaser, Call fine onr stock have been engoged Peas otal a Corceamar Madam Eminia Eudersdor a, . the world-renowned Prima Donna Soprano, Miss Alice Fairman, the eminent English Coatralto; Mlle Therese Liebe, the distinguished Lady Violinist, and Mr. F. D. Sprague, Primo Bass Cantate, f.om La Scala, Milan. The Choral Society Ut perform compositions by Abt, and other com ' posers for the Aret time under the direction of Henry C. Sherman, Esq. Admission $1. Reserved seats 50 cents extra. AL AYERACTIO Now iN THE CITY IS WeOLFOZD @ SHILBERG'’S, NEW AND ELEGANT DEY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT, South Seventh Street, fs to be found the best assorted and most poner ch ot DEY GOODS im the District, com- nz the Latest Styles in FORBIGN AND Bom EsT!lC DRESS GOULS, namely: Plain ana Fancy Postivg, Colimprass Cleans of all Shades, ee ee le of seats will commence at Metzerott & U Corded single width Alpacas, sate = oa A GREAT SPRCIaLTY IN BLACK ALPA®AS: | CoS Music Store on Tuesday morning, November A fail line of Black Goods of al} clagses, such as ~4 Fombezine, Freuch Merino, Blarritr, Taniee, | -VONGREGATIUNAL CHURCH. Oe eee arita Velveteens; Flannels in all shades: C Waterprovte cf ali colores C from the — SES sates assortment of Ortoman abd Broce | NOVEMBER 27, (THANKSGIVING EVE,) and Mapbine ond Towels: Shirtinge, Cottons and TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1572. Weis, irl 5 o — theiee Frits TWO BVENINGS WITH THE GREAT AU. In connection with the above-named Goods are also Rept a larze variety of NOTIONS, BIGBONS, TRIMMINGS, and other articles teo numerous to mention. A call to this, House will amply compensate the moet econ mica! porchaser, from far and near. So REMEMDER f The Arcade, THOKS AND ORATORS. Professor Charles Whitney, Th y living imitator of America's revered statesmen, the most eloquent impersonator of Shakes, rian assumption, the correct and truth- ful reciter of the sublime. pots, the popular de. seca of Westers oratory, and Ubaries, Dickens see of Westera oratory, an: is fas just returned from a successful tour through the bamorous ». 427 SEVENTS STREET SOUTH, ay x Between D and B. The nie of reserved seats will commence at Philp B. B.—Five cents will conves a person fiom any | S.ccrved tic < reserved seats for both nights, $125; Bari of the city ditect & the door of this Kstablisb: | {inion tickets, toe. posh dens Bee : . : NEW XA TONAL THEATER. BOOKS, STATION ERY, &e. Ma. J. G. SAVILLE, Lessee and Manager. eileen tantra e Wo ed Come: an ocalist, The WoT LiaM HORACE LINGARD LICK DUNNING (LINGAKD,) SIX_NIGHTS ONLY, N W BOUKS AT BALLANTINES A er Dlished And their splendid NEW COMEDY COMPANY. ah ne tah parte 11 be farmised Mr. Lingara's New Comedy, in the itting Book i charge. MONDAY, 18, a Lire DREAM, A laree vumber of new SCNDAY SCHOOL LI- IUESDAY 9 BRABY BUUBS just +19 and the Great Liagard Sketches. ea hes. WM. BALLANTYNE, —— {A HUSBAND T RDER, novs 425 7th street, near E strest. a ae — snd the Celebrated Sketches- HE NEW BUOKS. AN. The Ordeal for Wives {oe the Inimitable Sketches, By the snthor of. “Ought we to Visit Her”. - 310 By ae efit of th Sermons on Living Subjects. By Horace Bush. Sane <_< e nell. ; eres FRIDAY, 2. DAVID GARHIOK Band Bock of Periamavs, Cosmties, and other gua) tke Wondeerat Exsvction, Toilet Artic * Their selecti. mi use, am 1— ae yar <n mm, ONE LINGABD SATURDAY, 4%. : 189 . § At night Last Appearance. Demestionted Trout. bow to B - atm them. By Livingst-n Stove, Ac Mo. ce 2 60 Petar ony oe opm aa Se RS Trading. By the author of the “wide Wido | 9) | 03 fism Pam tee Bm avenue Comedy Com- wot pany, in“ DIVORCE.” nols-tf = ASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE, Samuel Tay jeridge 500 Eleventh st., south of Peansylvania avenu oe caaityaviom, eimiuswiang °™ EX ITING NOVELTIES, EBTES- cbr i <yminiism; with some bint X ITING i ' oe the Sindy of Laniecape, By Kor. i Bt- STUPENDOUS ATTRACTIONS! Sonn Tyrwhitt. tllustraied.... 200 CRRITAT CRBITA! CRRITA The Endo. the PA love story. By The wonderful London Transformation Dansense, Edw. Eggleston, author of “The Hoosier whoge rapid travsformations are the themo of adw@i- Schoolmuster Fation wherever she peared. ea MPP ENTTI ROBA The graceful aud artistic Vocalist, Song and Dance and Clog Artis M'LLE D GRANVILLE, the Wonder of the World. the Weman with the Iron jaw. THE SAPPHO TROUPE SAPPHO DELIA ELLIS. H.W. ELLis and MBS. tony nenver, V* UE 0) * HAWLEY BROTHERS, HAWLEY B Miss SALLIE APE MISS SALLIE APT, AScmmers bomauce. ‘The Outcast, ani o By Charles £ A hovel. By Ma: ‘Bu on Household Taste in boletery . and other Detatle. Eastiahe., Am Ke. ‘The Eustach Diamond thony Trolihoe. Art Educatien ; Schoins Walter Smith. Art Maste “1 HARVEY. BROTHERS r HOOKRSELLEKS AN JAMES WESLEY and MIS3 ADA JOHNSON, eee 911 Penneylvani ce eC om Mad: FAOMPSON pMacazines AND FASHION BOOKS FoR | 404 our Monster foes gh ol gu hi forty Tal- SOVEMBLR New ard beautifal Ballet Divertisement, entitled ite “LA SAILORS, RECE at Moubtings, and intro- irpa de Ballet, Shillimgton’s Bookstore. en Sea HE KITCHE, eeu weoKs. "[HE MABINE BAND Eustice Diamonds. by Avihony Trvilope. WILL GIVE & CONCERT Binet vey Moe, Heney Weed At Concordia Hall be oN gS ory On every MONDAY sud SATURDAY EVENINGS Robert Ain commencing at 7 o'clock. oclt Sm of Biter Sweet 3 ULp No.) On Exhibition (Naw No 456 and Sale STATIONERY 7Ts Sr. ar Jta St. the very best aenlity; —— Pa- mm nk, Steel Pens, mtreet streets re, Lad Pencils, | 40 418 TES Peestve Ode Fellowes Heller eet Day Books and Choice Ol Chromos, &o. edgers. and everything in the Stationery line, | Ateo, largest stot ings, Window et ceed “Gings: Hells, ge-r in ihe Disttce OS vela 2 : SHILLINGTON’S Bookstore, oy ThEMS CASH” a : Plosse remember Name and Number. _jel-ly™ ols Cornet Penn Jpicuaen B MoBUN « co., { S. JUSTH PAYS FAIR PBIORS for Ladice’, Re eons RELA Rs ANU station ERS, CLOTHING, UNDER-CLOTHING. BOGE S Sa aca SHUES, &c.,. at 619 D street, between 6th and 7th NEW BOOKS. sts. Notes by mai! promptly attended to. ocd-ly ‘The Poet at the Brewk fast T: 0. W. Holmes $2.00 Chatian Art and 5) mboliem, by Tyrivitt. 20 The Cuz of Got, by Y- se - 12e Crs" s< J ~ 20 1s sa rated. aneet a wo * 3 r , Boarding Sch DP ee: & for boys, illast: CHEAPER THAN EVEB! by Nast & Darley 1s penec + = 4 = 15 oTIroOB. OPENING OF A NEW STATIONERY D BLANK BOOK MASLFACTU: o “PRINTING is J/EDEE. Cpl pu levamiae our x. RENC ‘Under National Meiropolitan Bank, aud next dour to Ja ke & Co's, Washington, D. ©. REAL ESTATE AGENTS,» 905 F STREET. 905 ‘ ESTATE AUCTIC wae ae iNSUGANCS 46 BNTS, OVERCOATS. STORE BY. Nu re invited t uilected, teed and vanced. Money care fully invested. Negotistions of ali inde faithfully executed. Houses built; long time given for te P Speciicatiens, contracts and lifaliy drawn. ‘don . Give ‘ws ove call and we will merit another. Bw Ofice under Masonic Temple. TIN P. BROWN, Corner 8. ¥. avenue and 15th street, as 5 ihingtoen, D.C., Wrorssate Deane BeB. LIME, CEMEST. SAND, &., &c., &¢. LUMBER BiLLo cat to order on short notice BLUE PTONE for Building. ng and ing purposes delivered im any part of the Dis- trict. BEAL ESTATE bought snd sold and money in- vested. ‘Te this branch of the business I will here- after give my personal attention. and will be at my office daily from ten wotil fear p.m mari-f ENSUN & BRO wicessor to Ward @ Walsh Convex 33TH and G taerts NW. URaTALY Cum NDBD A. STRAUS, WRESCRIPTIONS 26 All Hours, Day aud Nicht part: ‘Third Door from Eleventh Street. Her B CHRIsTMas ee Caro's = ert et veils at Caro’ o B7-Store open untild p m. and on Saturday until arom eo pei Froziy tania 1i'p. my to accommodate those Who have bo time bargsine ofered in the treme nds to purchase during the day. novib-tr Kea Case Geld acd Silver Watches ange aaa YSTERS! Sigchaesua sy nertemitnes, tae | O, wOtthM WEE 48hpr tars cont. : froutle ic show goods, N. B.—Guods sutton fuathe | 602 B Sramer, between Oth end ti, oppocito Balti- e & call bet CAKO’S. SPECIAL NOTICES. Fine Old Bye Whisky. WAERANTED PERFECTLY PUBE. FOR MEDICINAL AND FAMILY U LARGE BOTTLES, $1 PER BOTTLE; on $5 PER GALLON. Also.all kinds of CALTFORNI* WINES,73c. and SU per betile: PORT, ANGELICA. MUSOATEL, SHERRY, HOCK ond CLABST. Also, KELLY S ISLAND CATAWBA. Theee Wines are very superior, aud just as repre: sented. " ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist, nod-tr Second and D street, N. W. A Card. A Clergyman, whils residing in Sonth America, as missionary, discovered a safe and git plo remedy for the cure of Nervons Weakoess. Kariy Decay. Disease of the Urinary and Seminai Organs, and the whole train of disorders brenght on by banefal and vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit w Micted and nvfortunste, I will send the recipe fer preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed %§ ho needs it. Free of Charge, a pi hn one who goseent TIN i Station D, Bible House, marz2-ly New York City. LECTURES. ao HALL PROF. JOHN TYNDALL, ef the Boyal Institute, London, will deliver a COURSE OF SIX LEOTURES ON LIGHT, lus‘rated with ex ents, (A) cig eat) con- mructed and arranged expressly for bis lectures 1m ‘America,’ [This couree fe substituted for the an= ial ¥.M ©.A~ scientifi urse } The lectures till begin TUESDAY KVENIMG, December 3, and cont) on alternate evenings, at o'clock. ING. Ni Ballantyne’s bookstore, 425 7th street. Admission toeach fecture, 81; no'extra charge for reserved te. ‘The wale of ‘tickets to any of the sepa lectures will begi SATURDAY MOBNIN' Nov-mber 30. at the sams place. For further pay ficulars seo s rculars, to be had at Ball e's, atthe ¥. Toome, st e on Tor York Times office, 1330 nov 16 3w qu STAR COURSE OF LECTURES. LISCOLN BALL SEASON 15 EDMOND YATES—November 26; ubject—" Modern Society.” DANIEL DOUGHEKTY—December 3; rabject—Orators and Oratory” B.J. DE )BDOVA—December 17; Suiject “Our New Clirg: man.” MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE ULGB of Boston, December 25 CHRISTMA CONCERT. BRET HARTE—January 7” Snhject—* Argonatus of “49.’ NIS8 LILLIAN EDGARTON—Jannary 15; | Soh cct— Female Costume: its Follies and Changes, WENDELL PHILLIPe (about) February 1; Subject—“Danicl O'Connell.” GEORGE WM. CURTISS—February 26; Subject to be auncunced. Course Tickcta, with reseryid seats. $3. |. PAR! 5 oc22 Im 527 7th street. BALLS, &c. RAND BALL or BRICKLAYERS UNION F Wasi x, Dd. Ar ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Tru street, TUBSDAY EVENING, Novemser 46, 1572, For the benefit of Samuel D. Lewis. Committee of Arranzements.—Goors Longdon, Wilham Roach, (scar Pumpbrey, William H. God- hard, B. ¥. Oliphant. Ballet Master.—Milford Spohn. Floor Manaxers.—George Nelson, Pat’k Malone, Dunn, Peter Horrigan, Th mas Donahue, shew Lavender. Michae! vi, Chas. B. Dov Keception Committee.—Louis H. Godfrey, George T. Taylor, William Maghan, Ed. M.Grant, Ferdi- pend Moore, Chas. Hope. Gravd March to ccmmence at 9 p. m. Ticket tting a gentleman sud iadi No.1, LADIES’ GOODS, MISS E. A. McCOBMICK HAS REMOVEED TO 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (UP STAIRS.) An excellent assortment of MILLINERY, with ail the newest styles of SONNETS AND KOUND HATS, constantly on band novi8-tr_ QUITS AND CLOAKS FOR CHILDBEN AND + MISSES, from 3 to 1d years. at novi3 2w M. WILLIAN’S, 907 Pa. ave. THE BOUPIER AND VICTORIA am KID GLOVES, At Willian’s. ‘The bandsomeet Oloaks, Dresses, aud Wrappers, at Wilian’s. Children's Cloaks and Dresses at Willian's, Tofante Cloaks at Wiillau’s. Best Cloak Velvet at Willi in Trimmings at Willian ‘he finest Black Dress Silk at Willian’s. Bonnet Silks and Velveis in all sbades at Willian’s, The finest Parisian-made Under garments at a. and Guipure Lace Capes at Willian Fase utifal ‘assortment of Parisian Fans at Wi- Ian's. Morocco Belts, with Chains, at Willian’ arisian Bonnets and t Willian’s. ported Felt Hats, in all snade: ‘Willie Bealskin Tarbans abd Scotch Caps at Willian’s, Hibbous, Flowers, aud Passementerie, at Wi ‘Ostrich Tips and faxcy Feat’ ers st Willian’s. Hair Braids, made to order in Paris. at Willian’s. Dyréscs and lonia made to order at Willian's née price only WILLIAN’S, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. _0c83-Im N ADAME ESTBEN, 5 a 618 THIRTEENTH STREET, LADIES’ FASHIONABLE HAIB& DBESSEB And Human Hair Manufacturer. Paris and N Yerk cheap Human Heir House. Two Chittin Braids only $3. A large stock to select from always 5 16 6m JUST OPENING Cail and examine for yourself. oc! A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS and VELVETS, OF ALL COLORS, At Low Prices, at 8. HELLER’s, se 28-tr No, 729 Market Space. Fe* FAMILY USE. THE BHaALFORD LEICESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE, The Very Best Sauce and Relish Made in Any Part of the World. FOB FAMILY USE. Oxrnts. BINT SS wscssceseoesee HALF rvseernr@ ORNTS, PINTS we... FOR SALB BY ALL GROCERS. — Se POUR LES PIEDS; CORS KNLEVES SANS PEINE; durillors mauvais ongles,soignes avec succes, par le BOCTEUE WHITE, 635 stn Chiropediste, Ee. F street, opposite the Pour soins donnes cheziui, @1; a domicile, $3. Le DOCTEUB WHITE, cst etablia Washinaton | depuis 198. EVENING STAR. _ Washington News and Gossip. INTERWAL REevenvs 8 urce to-day were $2 Lizvt.-COMMANDES Jo HN WILLIAMS, U. S. has been detached from the command of the Pawnee and placed on waiting orders, Crirzr Justice Carrrer, of the supreme court, D. ©., has recently purchased from Mr. J. O. Evans a fin: residence on H street, near Larayctte square, forthe sum of $26,000. — The receipts from this m1 30, ASSISTANT SECRETARY RICHARDS »N leaves to-night tor Cambridge, Mass., and will retarn next week with his family, having rented the house on Latayette Square formerly occupied by Vice President Coltax. GEN. WALKER to-day received the firat sum- ple volume of the census on population, with accompanying maps. The volumes on vital sta- tistics and industry are not yet ready. It is ex- pected that all the volumes will be issued by the beginning of the new year. Tue HOUSE COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIA- Trons has finished the Indian appropriation bill and commenced work upen the legislative, ju- dicial and executive bill. There are fourteen neral appropriation bills to report to the 1ouse, five of which will be ready by the meet- ing of Congress. THE REroRT of the southern claims eommis- sion will be ready on the assembling of Con- gress. The papers in each case mentioned in the — report go to the claims committeeof the House, accompanied by a full written re- port, specifying exactly what is allowed or rejected in each case, and giving the reasons of the decision made. JoEN P. Jonzs, one of the most prominent candidates for United States Senator trom Ne- vada in Senator Nye’s place, is the Vanderbilt of the Pacific slope. He is a native of England, but came to Cleveland, Ohio, when four y: of age, went thence to the Pacific coast, where be has made, in speculations of one kind and another, a fortune estimated at fully $10,000,000. C. ©. Bowgx, ex-M. C., and whose trial for bigamy In this city will be remembered, has again triumphed over his political enemies—the regular republicans of South Carolina—the state board of canvassers having thrown out the protest of Mackey, the contestant for the office of sheriff of Charleston city and county, and declared Bowen duly elected to the position. Secretary Bovtwett’s Svccessor.—In the event of Secretary Boutwell’s election to the Senate from Massachusetts in place of Vice President-elect Wilson, it is believed bya great many that the President will confer the ap- pointment of Secretary of the Treasury on Assistant Secretary Richardson, whose ability is generally conceded. THE VACANCY in the supervisorship of in- ternal revenue in New York city, caused by the resignation of Mr. Dutcher to accept the pen- sion agency there, will be filled, it is thought, under the civil service rules. Mr. Lucia . Hawley, the revenue agent, is next in the line of promotion, and as he is qualitied for the po- sition, it seems to be the general impression that he will get the appointment. Tae Presipent received no visitors this morning, being engaged upon his message. The Cabinet met at noon; all the members present except Secretary Belknap and Postmaster Gen- eral Creswell. Among those at the White House to-day was Mrs. Woods, the wife of the con- demned man to be executed next Wednesday for the murder of Mr. Cheeseman. She was accompanied by her daughter. They did not muceeed in getting an interview with the Presi- ent. A q1P-Tor CARICATURE of Walt Whitman, forming No. 18 of the burlesque portraits of “Men of the Time,” has just appeared in the shop windows of New York, Washington and otber cities. It represents W. W. at full length, with characteristically easy attitude, immense beard, hand in pants pocket, enormous and open shirt collar, exaggerating all the points till they are very funny, while the likeness is ad- wirably preserved. It ix said to be from the design and burin of Frank Bellew. If #0, that choice artist has never made a more palpable hit. INSPECTION OF STEAM VESSELS. — Joseph Nimmo, supervising inspector general of steam vessels, bas submitted his annual report to the Secretary ef the Treasury. He recommends that the power of assistant inspectors be extended, so that they may be qnalitied to per- form all official acts now devolving upon local inspectors; also that power be given by law to the Secretary of the Treasury to convene inves- tigating boards, composed of such officers of the steamboat service as may appear proper to ‘ppoint to that duty, which boards shall have plenary power to inquire into all cireumstanc: attending casualties, and to suspend or revoke the licenses of steamboat inspectors derelict in their cuty. Pgrrsonat.—Hon. William E. Niblack, of Indiana, is in town for the winter, and is cordi- ally welcomed without distinction of party; his tine abilities and maniiness and sincerity of character having won for him general regard during his long Con; mal career. “Lieu- tenant F. D. Grant left last evening to joi regiment, the 4th cavalry, in ‘Texas. Robert Lincoln and wife returned to New York trom Europe yesterday. ing hasreturned to Washington. Hon. 8. F. Phillips, of N. C., recently appointed Solicitor General; I. Mariscal, Mexican minister; and Senator Trumbull are at Willard’s. Dr. H. Stuart, Va., and Hon. W. H. Kelsey, N. Y., are atthe National. ----Hon. Jackson Orr, of fowa, arrived yesterday morning. ----Hon.’E. S. Anthony and wie, Fall River, Mass.; Hon. T. W. Osborn, Fla.; Judge B. R. Curtis, Boston, Mass ; Hon. §. 8.’ Fisher, Cincinnati; Hon. L W. Peree, Miss.; Hon. Samuel A. Davean, N. jand dames K. Young, Philadelphia, are at "he Ebbitt house. ~----Senators Chandler, Him- ilton, Kelly, Lewis, Osborn, Pomeroy, Tipton, West, and Windom are in the city. GALLaAnT Conptct ComMENDED.—Genera orders No. 19 from the headquarters of the army, just issued, says:—Reports have been re- ceived of an engagement with hostile Indians the 29th September, 1872, on the north fork of Red river, near the mouth of McLellan’s creek, Texas, by the expedition urder command of Colonel K. 8. Mackenzie, 4th cavalry. ‘The fol- lowing named officers are specially mentioned for gallant conduct:—M e. Latimer, Capts. John Lee and Wirt Davis, of the caval- ry, and J. W. Cious, of the infantry; First Lieuts. P. Boebm, Charles L. Hudson, Wm. Thompson and Lewis Warrington, of the Irv; Second Lieuts. Wentz C. Miller, John . McKinney and Matthew Leeper, of the cay- alry. Acting Assistant Surgeon Rufus Choate is commended for his care of the wounded un- der fire, On the recommendation of the Gea- of the army, the Secretary of War has arded medals of honor to the following en- listed men, reported as specially distingui in the engage ment:—Co: entry A. MeMas tere, First it William McNamara, ‘geant Ser- | areed William Foster, Farrier David Larkin. Private William Rankin, Private Edward William O’Neif and Blacksmith James Prace soe ‘THE WEExLyY STAR, now ready, contains full and interesting details of the general and local news of the past week; latest and best tales, poems a oe and mange items; together with imi loc: news, news and ose ae ’ vance; copies cents, in wrappers reeay tet mealltog ian s scout advance in the price of coal te Logived recent adv in land bas produced demand tor Ameer Pro large fore; ican remi-bituminous coat The immediate ef- fect of this new development press u the now held at an advance of cent. = they were valued at only 8 tow mouths Two BRoTners.SHoT.—A ly occurred in Obon county, afew ago. Two brothers ber, were Saunders, wii HINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 2. TWO CENTS. 187 Election Notes The tidal wave is still dev astat ar Greeley papers have Le: pended since the e' | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches. Associated Press Reports. SERIOUS RAILROAD SMASH UP Accident to the New York and Wash ington Trai ng give Grant and Wilson a majority APKaNSas.—The repr tion of Baxter and their by maj ities ranging from 3.0% to 5.000. The prospects are that the candidates of both parties will in- 8.549 m the elec sist on being inaugurated TWO PERSONS KILLED AND ¥IFTREN Worn: Micui@ax.—In the ne Senate | Witwtncrow, Dat., Nov. 2 there will be but one demo ‘and in the | the 1190p. m. train last night f He but fonr.—Rockester € Te. Please became disabled about two miles ington, and the engineer was sent the New York and Washingt did not reach it in time to avoid a the disabled train, the rear cars don't mention it; the five gentlemen as bad as they can.— Detroit Free Pre Kextrexy.—Official retarns are in the counties except Johnson tn the 19 which were gressional district of Kenta ace | crushed, killing one man, injuring another,¢ince Jokn D. Young thus far 4 Tiis | dead, and wounding fifteen others, most of them secures his election an.! an unbroken democratic ehtly. The killed w Fritz, of Wil- congressional delegation m, Del., and G tt, (colored, ge Wounded—Frank Myers, R. Lamton, one leg: Charics Tunnessex.—Advices from Tennessee repre- | of Salisbury, Md. sent that the control of the legislatare of that | both lege; Samuel state will be in the hands of the straight Joln- | J- Kyle, one leg; Mrs. Marple, injuries not eon men, who hold the balance of po definitely known; Mrs. Henry Fritz, her son, tween very nearly equal parties. Fo: Charles Fritz and his wife, all seriously injared, of the seventy-five representatives are rep se! sys the above are residents of Wilmingto cans. ‘The most important business of te see | S-D. Kerr, of Frenchtown, N. J., not seriously sion will be the redistricting of the state for | injured. members of Congress, in which the democrat gerrymandering of last year will be rec’ MARYLAND.—The official returns of the Pres idential election and the vote for Congressmen in Maryland, on the Sth of November, have been received. The majority for Mr. Greeley is ciphered down to 927, which, the Baltimore Sun Says, is probably about as low as it can well be placed, not to give it to the republicans. The official returns of the vote for Congressmen show very few changes. In the vote of the Ist, 3d, 4th and 5th districts, the figures heretofore ene are hegre, om by the official count. n the 2d district Archer's majority is reduced t Lowndes’ eal New York Hotes, OUTRAGE BY A TARORT COMPANT. New Yous, Nov A gentleman and lady from Schenectady were assaulted in Sith street, early last —- by atarget company. The tormer was knocked down, the latter severely used, and both robbed. PROPOSRD GENERAL 1 SURANCE = OF FIRE IN- RaTES. ‘The national board of fire underwriters is in session bere discussing the advancement of rates throughout the country. The secretary's re- [ed states that the average protits of late years a from 302 to 288, and in the 6th C ve not averaged ten per cent. majority ie slightly reduced. MORE MISSING PROFLE. Tutors Total vote of Illinois, 424,056; | Timothy St. John, of Brooklyn, is another Grant's majority, 56,118. The vote tor Gover- | Missing man. Elmer Brown, a school boy, of nor was as follows: For Richard J. Oglesby, | Brooklyn, is also missing. republican, 20; for Gustavus Koerner, | | THE PRIENDS OF THE POUR MISSING WEN democrat, 196 996; total vote, 435,416; lesby’s | #T€ in communication with detectives, seeking their recovery. Nothing has been heard of the Louisville insurance agent, George M. Peoy, and few think now that he is alive. Diligent search for him goes on, however. ITALIAN EMIGRANTS DEFRAUDED. Nearly three hundred Ital Castle Garden, defrauded of all their mouey by a band of emigrant swindiers. It appears they were induced to leave home by stories of the advantages awaiting them in Buenos They were told in Marseilles that a vosse! be in waiting at New York to take them to Rio, and arrived here Wednesday, to tind how 5s Of majority, 41, It will be seen that afthongt, Grant’s majority is 15,294 more than Oglesby’s, yet Oglesby’s aggregate vote is only 1,907 less than Grant's. There were, therefore, 11,360 democrats in the state who refused to “ crow,” and yet voted the democratic state ticket. Representatives in Congress from [li- with their official majorities, are: » Rice, rep., 5,599; 2d, Ward, rep. Farwell, rep., 3,749; 4th, Huriburt, rep., 10,098; h, Burchard, rep., 6,98; 6th, Hawley, rep. 7th, Corwin, rep., 4,111; S*h, Fort, rep, 7; 9th, Bariere, rep., 1,391; 1th, Ray rep-, % “ 9; 1th. Knapp, dem., 2.614; tobinson, | cruelly they were wro: robbed. The m., P24; Lith, BeNalts in | authorities here Lave iformed the italian hon, rep ambassador at Washington. Martin, rep. A DEPOPULATION OF THE PENITENTIARY Morrison, dem , 1.84), 5 19th, M: is threatened under the decision of Judge Fan- her, of the supreme court, yesterday, discharg- img & convict On the ground of imperteet com- mitment papers. A COMING PRIZE FIGHT. Harry Hicken and Bryan Campbell, Penn- sylvanians, are matched to fignt in West Vir- ginia on the 4th of March next, for $1,000 a sid THE AMERICAN PREB RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATION, which opened its session in Philadelphia Tuos~ day, resumed its sitting in Brooklyn yesterday. THE LOSSES BY THE PIKE. It is now estimated that the losses by Wodnes- day evening's Jersey City tire will be reduced by salvage to within $30u,000, TRE SILK WEAVERS ON A STRIKE n Patterson, N.J., are very much excited over the arreet by their late employers of two ot their number on a charge of conspiracy. STEAM STRERT CARS were introduced on the Bleeker street line yes- lerday. A Louisville erchant Missing in New York. PROVARLE MURDER AND ROGBERY. Mr. George M. Peoy, a wealthy merchant of Louis: Kentucky, temporarily residing in New York, bas been missing since Thursday morning, the 1th instant. Mr. Peoy is the ew of Hon. James Speed, of Kentucky,who attorney general under President Linculn's pistration. The missing man ha gaged in the insurance business in Louisville but having determined to change his busine he went to New York, with alarge amount of money, and stopped at the Brandreth House, on the corner of Canal street and Broadway. but a tew days afterwards changed his quarters to the St. Nicholas. He was well acquainted with Mr. Martin, the night clerk at the Brand- reth House, and frequently spent his evenings there. On the night mentioned Mr. Martin parted with him at the door of the Brand reth House, where he spent the evening, at half-past two o'clock m the morning. Mr. Feoy has not been seen since, nor have t olice been able to find any trace of him. eis known to have had on his person at the time $5,000, which he drew a_few dass before his disappearance, from the Nassan and Na- tional Bank of Breokiyn, and it is thought a CLOSING THE CONCERT SALOON! Nearly all the Broadway concert saloons were losed last night. PERCENTAGE TO INSURANCE AGENTS REDUCED. At the convention of the National Board of Underwriters this morning, after a lengthy con- sideration of the matter, the representatives of a large number of leading companies revolved hat from December Ist the rate of commission io agents should be reduced to ten per cent., much larger amount, ashe had made no deposits | *XCept in cases of insurance of dwelling-houses while in New York. He also wore in his shirt { #nd farm property, in which the companies can two handsome pearls, valued at £310. The | make their own terms with their agents. money Mr. Peov drew was given to him in a VIGILANT COMMITTEES WASTED. one thousand dollar bill, four tive hundred do! lar bills, four one hundred dollar bills, and fifty dollar bills. He is represented as a gentleman, happy m all his tamily and Nearly all the newspapers of this city to-day morning and evening, have editorials calling for a more stringent execution of the laws against murderers, burglars and roughs,—some ven hinting at the formation of vigilantes. ———_ 2 a] relations, with an ample for.ane of his own, and his wife also having @ fortune in her owa right; and it is pot thereture supposed that his disap: rne Woman Suffragists. pearance is intentional, or of his own will, He | ORGANIZATION FOR THE ENSUING YEAR. Was armed at the time with a bowie knife anda | _ St. Lovis, Nov. 22—In the women's suffrage Derringer pistol. He was over six feet, and | convention yesterday, Col. T. W. Higgin-on heavily built, from which It is concluded that | WS Chosen president for, the ensuing year; he was met on the street by parties who had | {uta Ward Howe, Hon. Heury Wilson, Geo been watching him and knew he had money, | W™. Curtis, Wm. Liovd Garrison, Mary A odes - ; Livermore, Mrs. Langley and Mrs. Cutler, vice ngaged in conversation, pinioned and cl z Y eeokneanh. aateieare formed, and after being murdered an ro ee a, ees ed, loaded with lead, and sunk in the river. His | Jobu K. Wildman, treasurer, and Lucy Stone brother, from Louisville, in avswer to a dis: | °laitman ot the executive committee. patch, has arrived in New York, and, in con- . Crates ce junction with the police, is making every effort | *€T@ adopted calling on Congress to establixs woman su e in the District of Columbia and to solve the mystery be territories; the admission of women to Coronenr’s Investigation or THE New | resitiens under the government = wit York Divorce TRacepy.—The coroncr’sin- | “@4l pay for equal work; tue su mission of a 16th constitutional amen: ment to the states; abolishing political distinc- ion of sex; calling upon the state legislatures to give woman suffrage for election of President snd Vice President, and to ch: the state constitutions; to establish equal rights for all citizens; refer to fact that some women are rosecuted on the charge of voting illegally, and H upon the courts to decide all doubtful ques- ‘ions of constitutional law in favor of equality of women; urge friends of woman suffrage to ize m every state and endeavor to make it & practical political issue, and appeal to the epublican party inthe hour of victory to con- Olidate its supremacy by extending suffrage to all citizens irrespective of sex. ou sateen Secon Dil The Boston Fire. MEETING OF INSURANCE POLICY HOLDERS, Boston, Nov. A meeting of policy hold- ers against the Boston insurance companies has veen held, at which resolutions were adopted jeclaring the expediency of the appointment of receivers of the assets of various companies vy the supreme judicial council. THE BOSTON COMMON COUNCIL last night adopted the following by a vote of Sy 02: Whereas the city of Boston bas been lately vis- ited by one of the most disastrous contlagrations n the history of the country, whereby thousands of persons are suddenly deprived of emp! ment and their ordinary means of support: Therefore Resolved, That the city council of Boston hereby expresses its deep gratituce to the au- thorities and citizens of other cities who gen- erousiy offered pecuniary aid to our suffering people in this time of our great calamity. THE RELIEF FUND DOW amounts to £30,000. — Indian Advancement Toward Clvili- zation. ‘HB CHICKASHAWS WANT INDIVIDUAL PRO- PRIBTORSHIP IN LAND. St. Louis, Nov. 22.—Reliable advices from vestigation in the case of James C. King was eld in New York yesterday. ‘The room was densely crowded by people anxious to see the prisoner. Testimony as to the shooting of King was given by Mrs. O'Neill and other witnesses. The jury, after an absence of eight minutes, returned a verdict that Anthony F. O'Neill came to bis death from the effects of @ pistol shot deliberately fired by Jas. C. King In reply to interrogatories the prisoner said he was thi three years old, was born in Morris- town, N.J., is an attorney and counsellor, and by advice of his counsel he declined two say whether he is guilty or not guilty. —_SS eae Conriscation in CuBA—The Spanish gov- ernment, through the commissioners of the public debt, intends to seil all slaves not em- ployed on plantations, and also the shares of stock companies and other movable embat eae belong to adherents of the revolution om Cuba. eS Tue Best Cook in TENNESSEB.—Miss Kate Janaway, daughter of an ex-mayor of the town, bas this year come forward and, aud with roast beet, corn pudding, anda variety of vegetables, carried otf the premiums at the agricultural fair at Memplus, Tenn. She is said to have received twenty- live offers of marriage on the spot. Tre Car-Hook M 28eR.—The widow of 4 D. Putnam, who was killed by Foster with a car-hook in New York, has brought suit against the 7th avenue railroad company to recover 5,000 for the loss of her husband, her counsel contending that the company was bound to pro- tect him from injury while on their car, ————— et WANT TO BE ANNEXED he New York Commercial Advertiser has information that the colonists of British North America are pre- paring to hold mass meetings in favor of annex- ation to the United States. There are said to be ten organizations in the Dominion whose sole aim is annexation. —$____ THE STOKES MuRDER TRIAL Postronep,— The of Edward 8. Stokes. indicted 1 the Chi iw nation say that the legislature of murder of James Fisk in New ork, which was | at as was set down for the londay in December, wee has been postponed, by consent of counsel, till oa ee the eecond Monday of Desmetere, Counsel, till Aeon —————— s7The contributions for Harvard College, up oe yesterday, amounted to $00.765. ded among vidual rng ong = 7 Mayor Gaston of Boston, has appoints ‘matters Indian Terri- committse t to investigate the cause paoecacegee @ toward civili- ment of the great fire in that city. of the Yodan tribes S7-A prize-fight between Sam. Collyer and are that shou another rig announced for Saturday, in n any territorial or- Arkansas. other than that now existing, man} of the tribes will follow the example of the &7-A bill for the sup) of religious cor- Porations has been pares She trance co a at legislatures keep up a farce of holding two Ateorclock Mrs Patt dewauded oct od: Tre eau, wong, | SEE Se Te ee on sesion at Staunton, pemerdey Fvey | street or at the hall, and refused axeecset Hie and Norfolk for the | sent ‘streets clear and next place of meeting. carriage came for Mrs. ‘The in and mate of the ‘air, her room with abont a By for the murder ofa numberof | “zen hooted and yelled, oo have t found guilty ‘and sentenced | *tairs, but ‘About two bours to be banged. afterwards Ysstatue of the late Chief Justice ‘Taney will be prosenten to the siete of Marte ‘The Painfua ee ing ¥ Of the assembly appointed to . The ar up a reply to hi ittee, in their ident Ut ¥ prolongation of ‘Thiers’ term fonr vears Nor a. m.—Senor Moret has Kates bis pedestrian ty every where well rece s reached Rirm!ngham on gh Engiand. He has been ived lam and ferwarde bert Bowles bas t CE TAYS HER Pawr, Nov. 1 —1 a Lor the war ' France w ready by the 1ith of x AMADEL yed many hous - teen Dwelling Burned in Loxing- rs Lexinetor, Ky. . Nov. 21.—The fire wh brok ok i Dow and Brother's p hanic street, + Dow Under Comy oss will not be a great as at A strong Lorth west wind was w tim which carried the sparks a grost distance. At one time the entire nerthern portion of the city was threate a ootic has disabled the borres of the fi which were ¢ ably delayed yy oe y cipal losers were sow & Brothers, William Bush Headly. The loss is estimated at + yy = Arrest of a Missouri Judge for Drunk- enness and Disorderly Conduct Kansas City, Nov. 2—Judge Shilader Lucas, of Liberty, Mo., has been arrested in this city for drunkenness and disorderly cone uct, and carrying concealed weapons. It is leged that several three-card monte gamblers were tried in the judges court on Tuesday last and fived, but the judge not being satirtied with this measure of punishment attempted to incite & mob to hang them and thelr attornies, which nearly succeeded. The gamblers came to this cily and were followed by Judge Lucas, who meeting them conducted himself in such a« MANNE! & tO warrant his arrest. fcctece —etntey The Virginia Election. " TAL RETURNS, Dov., Tee he pri wow « lieumonn, Va. returns are in. Gr ley V1,4. The vote of | for Greeley and 5 for Grant thrown out on account of in | turns. If euch | Greeley will counted, but it The state canvassers mect y to make their official report. - - | The Potitic uddic in New Orleans. New ORieay the f case of Keliog postponed till Monday overnor Warmoth w as Warm It is now believed that ommission all the d parish officers clearly ed aud hav acted into office. The the pew officers, are morning. Federal i Which has been threat: ym-house partisans ever since the lw » not now apprehended. — Exciting Times in the Quebec Legis- iature to in jon of the Crown lands with cial refe e to th limits. e@ govern The Premier said he she one Of non-contidence in the adm (On a division Mr. Joly’s motion was lo: = ° Confidence in Cochise PoLicy. —A letter trom Arizona EE felt there in the y the chict, Cochise, a. Howard; that Gen. Crook has been punishing the ding In- dians whe lately murdered Lieut. Stewart and several settlers, and that Gen. Crook will soon teach the Indians to do what is right if iet alone by meddling Indian agent — “es The 11 Crrcaco, Nov. 22.—T: in Geneva, Iil., at $25,000. Fire total loss by the fire yesterday a. m , is now tigared Thirty five business firms were burned out, and thirteen fam ndered homeiess. DRULL AND CLAPLIN ScAWDAt.— The New York Sta esterday si Mr allis has commenced a civil sult against Col in the Supreme co wer $5,000 damages for the libel character pub lished in Woodhall & Claflin’s Weekly. Judge Fancher grauted a warrant for the arrest ¢¢ Col. Blood, and it was placed in the by ngs or Judson darvis for execution. Late afternoon the Colonel was st il at ~ The New York corresponder ati Gazette says: ** Woe lanl and Claflin ha: offered five thourt.g dollars and complete re- traction if Chailis will withdraw his «n't, The decirion of Justice Fowler committing Blood ‘or ixial has distressed and alarmed these omen, and it is unc oTét9o"l that they will plead guilty and 0 the me>°¥ Of the court.” SHoorme aNp Ourtirxe ny MARYLAND- zRs—2 le Fetal Reeult.In Saltimore county, Md., near Meredith's Ford, ao. ‘Ucalty cecurred on Tuesday between John W. simmons and James H. Bosley. resulting in the probable tatal wounding of the latter. Both gentlemen are respectably connected and neigh- bors, and guarreled about the location of the line of a fence. While the surveyor was de- termining the line an altercation occurred, du- ring which Bosley fired two shots from a re- volver at Fitzsimmons, one taking effect in his ehoulder and the other crazing his side. Fitz- * mmons then drew aknite, andrushingom Bos- ley,stabbed him intheabdomen. Fitzsimmons wa8arrested and committed to jj KILLine ov One Lunatic sy ANoTHeR i aw INSANE ASYLUM.—On last Saturday eve- ning @ man BAamed Wylie, formerly a citizen of Hartford county, Md., but now an inmate of the Maryland insane asvlum, made an assauit on Mr. Lackey. who has been a patient at the institution for the last twenty-six vears. When discovered by Dr. Steuart, the resident physi- cian, Wylie had Lackey under him and was beatirg him cruelty. ‘be unfortunate man was not able to tell anything concerning the assault. He lingered until yesterday morning, when he died trom the injuries received at the hands of his tusane fellow-patient. A Suatt Anwy or Murn at the present time lying in tue Tombs twenty- one men accused murder. Some of them have been awaiting trial for two years. The pames of the alleged murderers are as follows: William Foster, ward S. Stokes, Frederick Heggi, David Murphy, Emile Andre, John Smith, James Tully, Jacod Bender, William J. Sharkey, Catharine Macutre, Thomas Farrell, Timothy Landers, Garrett Landers, -lohn Scan- nell, Louis Reichenager,Jobn Michacis, an. thony Quinn, Thomas Cobb, Patrick Leavey, August Wood, James C. K r. Star. RS.—There are AMONG THE Deer Fawity.—_a tlemen trom this city, ac y a couple of Baltimore Nimrods, recently re- paired to the bills of northern Pennsylvan’ along the line of the Northern Central railway, in quest of deer. The party reported deer to be but out of four or five specimens Sid dae acca to the fact that the animals were attacked the epizootic -