Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1872, Page 1

THE EVUNING STAR. Published Dally, Sundays excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, corner llth St, BY | THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMP'Y. SM. RLUPPMANY, Prevt. THE WEEKLY published Friday—91'0 & year. So luvariably in advaree.in Loih cases, aud bo paper sent louger than paid for. | OF Rates of advertising furcished on application. SS j re Vs. 40~ N=. 6,150- WASHINGTON, D. C., TUES . mn id th, Fede iutense eutering trum the cold, and wt ? ol ife was almost extinct. The poor fel A within signal of Sindy Hook when their ‘ went down. Th 0 were aved clang to the rigging, but the schooner had sunk on be yA beam ends erching over from site t as side with the force of the waves, plunging them a Charles H. Motlett, foundered ina gaic of wind, end of her crew of five men one was drowne! & second frozen to death, and the remaining three were oniy rescned alter they bad under ervals into the water. When e land was discovered close tnt wn DAY, DECEMBER 3. 1872. LADIES’ GOODS. LOWB'Ss M4AKK ET SPICE S11 hate tne avortment SRSSEMENTEES TRIMMINGS, FRINGES, BUTTONS t LOWF'S, BW cote EB LADIES. fon of tho taifes te re. Ty Very Select assortmn ERED SLIPPERS. E USHIONS, FIBRE BRACKETS, SLIPPRE CASES, MAT sa CABYED WALN! TOWEL Bean: f RLME BUPPRRTS, prosite Pat MISS E. A. MeComMicK eas HAS LEMOVEED TO 905 Pz SYLVA A ETS AND ROUND HATS, constantly on band. povis-tr_ HILDSEN AND = I te Ore. povlt tw ret WILLTA® 'S, 907 Pi AME ESTRES, 615 TuixTEENTH STREET, LADIES’ FASHIONABLE HAI® DBESSE: Manufacturer. Paris and ‘crkcheep Haman lisir House. Two Chittii }. A large stock to crt sud examine for yourself. oclé 6m JUST OPENING A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ® HATS, SLOW ERS, FEATHERS and VELVETS, OF ALL COLORS, At Low Prices, at 8. HELLER’s, 718 Market Space. EDUCATIONAL. eee ME S288, 6 Leconcte ex- Letives de 0 Unwversite < Francets, just arrived trom Paris, has re- sulved to settle in the city ‘ashington to give PBIVATE LESSONS 7 FRENCH, LATIN and GREEK LANGUAGES, a weil ssof French Litoratare, History raphy M. PONS speak: English language ehtiy, aud ban twenty years’ teaching experioecs. High references. Special terms to lube. Apply te M. PONS, 1002 E street. Reval 24 PEs ADAM Wittins To FILL Two va- cancies iu her Boarding School. Torms $30 se2-tr + aroum, merding Music aod the Language. cf pi ‘ocharge for use ences given. tn Wash ADAM. 205 King wo Or books. reler: mend Alexandria Miss arta, Va. novi3-im* DCH itaLiAN AND SPANISH —Prof. AF FINO, jose arrived from Enropo, wishes to give lessons ib tue above lang! > No. 1213 G street. ber no’ m* MS L. FLETCHER’ SUHUOL FUB YOUNG APIES AND CHILDREN, 1281 New York ‘The second quarter will commence No- ¥ cid 2m* pevats LESSONS, or Tuition in Classes. in ‘pglish branches, Latin and French. Bh Indies and geutlemen invited, Ploase foquice by letter or in person of Miss NW. WEL ocl6 Imi" 3 New York WASHINGTON HOTELS. HE BRYANT HOUSE, Located om the Corner of lath si, and New York eremue. After the lst of Dees. ber, 1872, Permanent and ‘Trauennt Boarders will fird this house one of the most desirable and most con- Yeniensly located he city ire. re neasly furnishes, well lighted sad vertilated, and provided with ail modern home ‘ac- comm: dations ‘the charges are low, but the wants and the cem- fort of ali gGests will be carefully provided for. ‘The Proprietor. Z. RICHARDS, bse determined to prov ide & good caterer. novl2-cotf JAMES BYKES, Proprictor, PRONTING PENNSYLVaNta AvEnen, Batvesen 13:4 and MIA sary ci5, Was <tai to tne public for +) he Breprketor ake TRL. ma Pebiehweut, which he promises eT lah "7 SE AELINGTO = SEAMONY aVen 7. BORSSLE 4 505 Prornisrens. any ©. WILLABD, . EBSITT Hoves, WASHINGTOR, D.O. PIANOS, &. _ CERK & CO. CELEBRATED GOLD LANOS, CAEL RIOHTEB, ‘® tencl eal er of musi ten years, felt t rer Piance for rent. Piauos exchanged. Tuning and vperly attended to. Ageucy, 933 Pena. Tend loth stas,* ASSO? OO? Ie Ww: ENABE & 00.3 CELEBEATED PIANOS SCEPASS AIL OTHERS. Wm. Koabe & Co.'s COLD MEDAL PLANS. forty seaze in use. Un sory secommodating terms, PLANOS sud ULGASs, fcr ele and rent BEICHENBACH'S Wa. socanhiane Wareroous, 623. lith street. =. MeCemmen's . (Bosrdwan & Gray. ORGAN Tor sale, G16 meniniy: tags BEICHENBACH 8 Piano Wareronms, 423 Lith street. 1LD & BRO .4 oot] co Pa. avenge and Est Pram BENCH PBL ITs ac. inset |MPORTATION. GLACE Fol assortmens RDON'S CHUICEST FRUIT, AT LOWES z. - BURCHELL, 1332 F street, Sot-Acrment POUR LES PIEDS; CORS MNLBVES SANS PBINE; dzrillons mecvets ongles,scignes avec succes, par le POCTEUR WHITE, Chiropediste, No. 35 18th street, opposite Treasury Department. - Pour soins donnes chenlul, @1; a domicile, @3. Le Loc ett ogrze ‘B WHITE, cat etabiis Washington P. GiLBERT, $1 and 98 Water street, STONE WAGONS, Cants, HAESES=. SI5GLe anD DOUBLE, WAGCN COVERS, DERBI Ks. * Georgetown, D. ©. L BABS. A. mm WHEELBARROW SCALES © ERs. * G IRON, AMMERS, i 5 Ag fair prices for = Tron, Bope. Brass, |, and Copper bought fur nS im Crhiciaxs, Gr AVENUE. valet | | | i | ! SPECIAL NOTICES. | Mrs. Jones’ Cough Mixtare. This excellent OOCUGH SYRUP has now been used ‘n this community for upwards of five years 4 withy failing success. I\ is eacily administered, b ven in small doses being plearant to the teete, and teaspoonful for an adult. It will positively and per- Panentty core th arions affections of the ‘Throat and Lungs.asCoughs Colds,Asthma,Oroup, | Infinenza, ouchitis, and Incipient religf of pationts in m. These cases though im it will cure it will certainly relieve at it will be considered a bless by ench patients. Confident that you will | represenied tte a trial t up in bottles. at 0 cents and $1 ench. To be bed only of ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist, eta. Ww. ® Corner 24 and D A Card. im a A Clereyman, while reeiding in Soath Amertce ary. discovered a safe and simple remady cure of Nexvous Weagsess. Karly Decay. iecase of the Urinary and Seminal Qrgaus,and the ole train of disorders brought on by bauefak ard Le bere herve been curd b, by a Aowire to beneht | , Lwill send the recipe medicine, In a sealed EP v- the sfficted and anfortut ‘or preparing and using envelop. to any one who needs it. Free of Charge. 5 SEPH T INMAN, — 2 Oration. D, Bible Hsiuse. marts-ly jew Yori AMUSEMENTS. EW NATIONAL THEATER. Ma. J. G. SAVILLE, Lessee and Manager. Last Week of the Fifth Avenue Thes- ter Combization, ONDAY, DECBMBER 3, 1879. and ERY Hd itil farther notices, anc ATUBDAY MA’ 5 . ir. Augustin Daly's a New Yo success, 6s eied “at his theater great ck over two hundred times, re = ARTICLE ‘ 47 ar POWERFULLY ACTED, MAGNIFICENTLY COSTUME: ELEGANTLY MOUNTED, AND FURNITURE A LA MODE. MONDAY, Docember 9, MR. LESTER WALLACK, (proprietor «f Wallack’s theater, New York,) the greatest exponent now living of elegant modern az ASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE, Eleventh st., south of Pennayloania avenue. ILLIANT NOVELTIES, EXCITING AT - TRACTIONS. THE ZITE! LA TROUPE, ‘The great London Wouder, the moat daring Female Gym set in the world, avd charming serio-comic xowalist, AM ZITELLA. MADAM Z!TELLA. aoe ee VARHELLE BROTHERS, The fearless and daring Gymnasts, the jastiy-styled Men of Air. MASTER BARNEY. MASTER BARNEY the greatest living character comedisn, asd cham fon jig dancer of the world, = ‘Tho gifted and artistic cong and dance and Etuio Ritks AND EVANS "NILES AND EVANS. The premiere dansuess and empress of femsle soug and dance. BELENE SMITH * HELENE SMITH, ‘The beautiful balict divertiesement,entiled SOUTTISH BEVELS. sran¢ laughaileinceriaces by the Bons of M Bey ang! inter: y the Sons of Momus, HABVEY. BUCKLEY, NILES AND EVANS MONSTER TRIPLE sour ¥ OVER FORTY TALENT! ABTISTS. Family Betinees Wednesday and Saturda; Le — ‘Tuesday and a Powerfu! Novelties in active pre; jon. a? T= MABINE BAND WILL GIVE 4 CONCERT At Concordia Hall On every MONDAY and SATCBDAY EVENINGS commencing at 7 o'clock. och Sm. Up No.) On Exhipition (Nsw No 456 and Sale 439 77H St. a. ‘Tra St. 0. 416 nt. bet and Mo, 416 Tip etrvst between D and B streets, olght |}, Chromos, &. per Histangae Witty in the District oa Pivase remember Name and Number. fol-ly* * 8. JUSPH PAYS PAIB PRICES for Ladive’, a+ Gents? SECON D-HAND KING ING, BOUT 3, ES, &e.. een 6th and 71h st BKoces by mail promptly attended to. ocdiy ; LECTURES, a Lix cers “HALL PROF. JOHN TYNDALL, of the Royal Institute, London, will deliver a COURSE OF BIX LEUTUBES ON LIGHT, t iastreted with experiments, (A, con girncted and ar ex papsaly for ins lectures om merica. let Lecture, TURSDAY EVENING. Dec. 34 21 Lectures TH AY EVENING, Dec. Sth, 3d Lecture, Bes UBDEL. EVE 7 Leet: Lom ¥ ach Lecture, MOS DAY EVEN Sth Lecture, TUESDAY EVE! Gth Lecture, THUBSBAY EV! Be Tickets for acy be had by the disgrain, at che dollar; no extra charge for reserved seats. GJ Lectures begiu sharply at 8 o'clock. The sudience wil find it to on pily im their seat az GF E MACDONALD, LLD.,, WILL LECTURE €N “THE LIFE AND GENIUS OF ROBT. BUBNS,” OUNGBEGATIONAL CRURCH, Vv EDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11,5 P. M Tickets, £0 cents; Beserved Seats 75 cent Bstiantyne’s. nov: C= 18S BELIEVING. HABLE BROTHERS, Fashionable Tallors, COBNER SEVENTH AND D STBEETS. Hable Brothers, Tap, Have the FINEST CLOTHING ESTABLIBEMENT im Wash- waton. Hable Brothers, 7abD, = Manafactare a sie of BEADY- 4 DK CLOTHI any other made in W Ob. 7&D, Hable Brothers, Tap, attention tothe Tasturect ROVE CLOMAENG, iy the Sonat stock foe Bore ih aebington. Hable Brothers, zap, Bivtuitrs Bad Tailees tor he ost treme towness cf their ¥ Mable Brothers, zap, BE RCE qUUDS ty tne trot Hable Brothers, 7ap, Hare Axtetle and Fashionable EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip, IvTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts from this urce to-day were $51,614 43. Tes U. Fracsare Worcester arrived at Havana on the 1 ‘ae CARINET MEETING by ail the membe: matter was tran! ay was attended ssof a routipe ogan and Repro- sentatives Wilson, Myere, Harmer, and Sypher s morning. Cor Powaar M. Dow nsion returied visit te North A DELEGATION of prominent citizens of Utah will leave Salt Lake city for Washington on po- Hitieal business this week. Caper Midshipraan W. S. Flannagan bas been cropped from the rolls of the Nayal Academy. Mk. SUMNER int nded to address the Senate to-day upon the dath of Mr. Greeley, but he could not get the foor to so do, before the mo- tion to adjourn prevailed. Mr. Jonw J. Mason returned to this city yesterday having completed the survey of the Kansas Colotado boundary, upon which he has been engezed for the past three months. THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE re- fuses co make any recommendation to the elec- tors as to the course they ehall pursue, in view of the death of Mr. Greeley, for whom they were to cast their votes. JUDGMENT FOR THE GoVEREMENT.—In the district court at Jefferson City, Mo., Judge Keckel has given a decision in favor of the | ager ered for bys peg gamed George Dorner, te collector of int revenue for the 5th Missouri district. Mr. Luctmy Hawtry has been appointed supervisor of internal revenue tor New York. vice Dutcher, resigned. Mr. Hawley was the revenue agent under Mr. Dutcher, and his ap- poiptment isin accordance with the civil ser- vice policy adopted by the President. TuE PresipEwr, accompanied by Secretary Belknap, Postmaster General Creswell and General Badcock, will leave the city on the 8:5) train this evening for New York, to attend Mr. Greeley’s funeral to-morrow. The party will return on Thursday morning. RE-ELECTION OF SENATOR Srexcen.—Oo! J.J. Binds telegraphs trom Montgumery, Ala., that Hon. George E. Spencer was this day re- elected U.S. Senator by the legisiatare of Ala- bama. His vote was i) in the senate and the house, making 71; 60 was necessary to Tue House committee on naval affairs met this morning and agreed to push forward the bili for the construction of ten now sloops of war. All the members of the committee are iu favor of the measure, and there is little doubt that the construction of the vessels will be authorized at this session. Naval Orriczrs TRANSFERRED, — Pay- master James F. Hamilton, ordered to the navy-yard at Mare Island; Ensign John B. Milton, detached trom the Naval Academy and ordered to the Richmond, and on falling in with the Worcester to report for duty on board that vessel. - Lass, of the Execc- to-day from a two Darolina. REPRESENTATIVE ROOSEVELT, of New York, publicly suggests that the fund already collected for a monument to the late Horace Greeley be paid over to his family. In case tuat is done, Mr. Roosevelt says he will increase his subscriv- tion to the mouument fund to five times the original smount. Army Orvicens Lieutenant Eugene ©. Fechet, y been ordered to report for duty to the chief signal officer, Captain Isaac Arnold, ordnance department, has been relieved trom duty at the Alleghany arsenal, Pennsylvania, and ordered to dut#*at the Benecia arsenal, California. Womens in THe Postal SeRvics.—In answer to a circular letter trom the Director of Posts, Berlin, Germany, Postmaster General Creswell replies that the number of women employed in the postal service of the United States is about 700, end they discharge the duties of their ree spective positions to the general acceptance oi the department. GENRRAL MAXWELL las served a notice upon George Q. Cannon, in Utah, of his intention to take testimony at Provo city in the contested case of the election of a gr, ond to Congress. It is said, according to a telegram from Sait Lake city, “ that starting developments will be made in ‘ard to the abuse of the elective franebise in Utah.” : : Tus Sewave Committecs.—The repniiican Senators he!d @ caucus this morning, and ap- pointed | committee — consisting of Messrs. Frelinghuysen, Morrill of Maine, Ramsey. Stewart and Lewis—to revise the listof stand- ipg commuttees of the Senate and report to- morrow morning, when cancus will be held. None of the liberal repablicen Senators participated In the caucus. Batrorine fur United States Senator con- tinued in the North Carolina Legistature yes- terday, but no result was reached. Both Vance and Merrimon having been withdrawn by their friends ,the conservatives made no other nomi- nation, their yote being scattered among sev- eral different persons, The republicans con- tinned to vote for John Pool, who received 58 ¥ tering 107. INTERESTING TO TeRTOTALERS.—The num- ber of grain and molasses distilleries in opera- tion on the Ist of November Last was 206, with a capacity of 223,470 gallons daily; the whole uumber in operation on the ist instant was Zé, with a daily capacity of 262,543 gallons—a daily increase in November of 55,815 gallons. This increase ig the natural result of the autamn harvests. THE MaRines AT THE BosTON FIR¥.—Com- modore Parrott, commandant of the Boston navy yard, forwards to the Secretary of the Navy, a communication which he has received from Postmaster Burt, of Boston, thanking him Commodore Parrott) for the services rendered yy the naval furce at the recent great fire. He says they have performed invaluable service, and were instrumental in saving a large amouut of property. Busrnxss Hoves at THe WaITR Hovse.— During the coming winter, in order to facilitate business coming before him as mach a8 peasi- ble President will devote from ten to twelve o'clock each day, except Sunday, to the reception of Sewators and I ntatives, and from twelve o'clock until two each afternoon, —.. Tuesdays and Fridays, when Cabinet g8 are held, he will receive by card. The business hours of his office will be from ten o’clock a.m. to three o’clock p. m. Tax Ceevit Mositiee Investication.— Mr. Beck, of Kentucky, in the House to-day asked to be excused from service on the apecial committee sppointed yesterday to investigate a bribery in connection with the credit mobi » He assigns as a reason that men. Mr. was acceeded to, and be eee po ted, to c mm! was int mame gentleman in place of Mr. Beck. Tar SvrReme Covat Vacancy.—Associate Justice Nelson, of the he desires, upon reaching the age of seventy 3, and after serving ca yous. The next judge tu order of retirement is Judge Clifford, who has been on the beneh more than ten and is now abcat General Bristow will be appointed to the seat on the Supreme Court bench made vacant by the resignati: for the pos! ‘The FUNRRAL aN Horace GRexiey.— on of dudge Nelson. isan ebie lawyer, and a more comp ip it would be hard to a Witt oF THE LATE Mr. Bristow borate preparations are being wade in New York for the faneral of Mr. Greeley to-morrow. ether leading vices for the choir. in mourning. Miss Kellogg and singers bave offered their ser- The church will be draped The New York council vester- day adopted resolutions eulogiziog Mr. reales, aud setting apart the Governor's room as the place for the body to lie in state to-day. The councils will attend the funeral in a body. The folewin: 4, Hept ca g tribute of ing to the memory gentlemen have been named as a ard of honor over the remain ¥, Havemyer, Thurlow Weed, George W . W. Batler Duncan, A. IT. Stewart, Abraham R. Lawrence, Horatio Seymour, W: p, Wm. Cullen Bryant, Hen: eter Cooper, W. B. Astor, Joh’ Keon, Samuel J. Tilden, Shepard Knay, 7). Hotfman, A. Oakey Hall, Moves H. G aries O’Conor, Emil Sauer, Augustus Schell, Jobn A.D Wm. Mo- ane! ally, and Wim. C eet was pai’ of Mr. Greeley 0: the various political organizations in New Yor! city. pow in the The wills of Mr. and Mrs. Greeley are possession of the surrogate of West Chester county. ‘They leave all their property, real and personal, to their two daughters. Baltimore arp Potomac RAtLRoap.—We bh A ee to learn that work on this road, south of Marlboro’, is being pushed forward at the present time with censiderable en: romored that the authorities of the road intend at least one train of cars "s creek and mber. At to commence runni: for passengers daily Baitimor ting able, we m energy pow Se , a on ean Marlboro’ Po Ne public sale. The sale, tween Poy e, about the 10th ot compisted, “On the upper portiowol tee vost, com} |. On the uj road, this Bide of Marlboro,’ we Ie the road in ranning order is very finely. Should the weather be confidently expect, from the syed, to be able to take, before jong-desired trip over this road, ty ing: “toad of learn the wor! our friend! Port Tobacco Times, Tus Coat Traps. ‘The last auction sale a ‘ork of Scranton coal did not include an: Jump coal, the company having none to otter at in consequence, was re- duced to 75,000 tons, at an average decline of two cents per ton on the five sizes sold. condition of the market, as inferred from prices and demand, is pretty well supplied. The trade of next year is already awakening attention. The miners are calculatin; and the operators say suc cable at the most favorably located mines aud quite impossible at all others. A good many if {upon higher wazes, a thing is impracti- operators have lost money the curteat year.— Philadelphia Ledger. Mr. G THe PRs World mind had been presidgntial : and be! stood that he was the Bloomingdale experts, and that time. KLEY'S MIND A¥FKC ENTIAL ELBOTION.--Ehb It is probable that Mr. Greeie: eriously his tatal illness examined by atlected before the k place. After that it is under- even bad it been possible for him to have sn-- vived the sicknes® which has resulted in his death, be would have remained a victim of melancholia, one of the most incural dementia. AN AMERICAN OrricaR CoMMANDING AN Feyrrian EXxPxpition. tioned in the cable dispatches that the cui. mander of the armed expedition of the Viceroy of Egypt into Central Africa is Purdy Bey, an m. Tt is presumed that he is E. Spar. Ameri It bas been men- row Purdy, born in New York city, and son of Goverpor tor amuel Purdy, of California. entered the service of the Viceroy about two years »go as an officer of engineers, and rose rapidly in promotion until he became chief of staff im the engineer department. the California regiment at snbsequently served in many actions, He is3i years of age. SeRiovs CHarce—Willis Gordon Was committed to j » Van, 0 Wednesday last, (says the Rockingham Kegis- ter,) charged with committing a rape upon the person of Mist Hannah Bell Di respectable white girl, living in the Chestnut ridge. The outrage occarred on Tuesday, ( il in Harrisonbur, @ negro, woman, who is about 1% vearsof age. The gir represents that the der cirenmstances 0! rtaine 74,119; tor THe INDIAN WaR1N Ongcon.—News from the scene of war between the United States troops and the camp of Modoc’s in Oreg: that the trouble is much more serious than the rts indicated. The Indiqns attacked the Tulle Lake settlement, and killed three men. The women, however, escaped to an a:l- go sed te walk the miles, ING IN A Bari first re joining settlement entire dis CHILDREN SLEEP visitor at the Industrial school ot the Children's Aid Society, No. 211 West 18th street, three little children who on one ot these severe nights slept in # barrel in a yard. while the fa- lodged im an outhouse. They ir rooms for nou-pey- ther and mother i were turned out ot th ment of rent pee OL TARE TRIat om Jesse W. Urrercue, tie young man indicted for the aunt, Mrs. Amelia Wheat, menced in the crimi: terday. not guilty. day. SToK#R’s Steike stokers employed by four or five large gas com- London have struck work, ostensibly because two of their number were unjustly dis- charged. The directors of the companies warn the public to use as little gag as possible until the trouble is ended. SOMEBODY TARRED the pone Gee on State, panes in between Madison and terday, to make them that passed wa: made them so bright, pardon issued by P: signed by the attorney genera! Mr. GroroE CaTLis, the artist, is very low, ites JORITY 18 LOWA Edward Wright, secretary of tate of Iowa, writes to the Pes Moines “Register, that some vorrecuons made by the board of change thecifcial vote of that state as origina'ly published, and increase President Grant's ma- jority to over 60,000. The totals as finally a+ G 31.23; for Greeley, 1 court of In Lowpox.—All shines GenuraL BoweeMan.—Gen. Richard N. Bowerman, late of the Baltimore eustom-house, for some time past a prisoner in the juil, convicted of embezyiement, was re- leased on Saturday evening last upon an official residept Grant, and counter- ait. Sun. in New York, and his death is said to be cer- tainly nesr, but his frugal life and hie temperate habits at all times, may ent able him to bold out some days longer. malady is Bright’s dise&se of the kidneys. A VIOLENT #To! N.B., on Friday eat revailed at St. John’s, and Saturday, doing to shipping in the habor. num schooners ven Revapicbermah ite a number of lives lost. In the city several buildings were blown down. a Kart Burwp-is named as tht author of an anonymous “Weg mit dem Heuse of Pi cult to go it S7The trial of beste in New ‘which was set has been S7 Officer Ole Johnson was head, abot in the > and p: arrest in while makingan M. John gy, and it is The ED TEFORE New York Dr. Brown, of asylum, and other medical the opinion given was that sof He He was with Biaff, and ‘., On nixon, @ poor but ec jay.) near the residence of the yoan, was committed great atrocity. Gordon & married man, and has lived in Harrison- 4.—Hon. mvassers yn shows —The will see murder of his aged in Augast last, com- altimore yes- being arraigned, Uppercue pleaded A jury was empanneled, and turther proceedings were postponed until to- the streets, on yes- early everybody felt of them to see what nd then “danged his but- ons” ail the rest of the dy. {t came oif.— Chieago Tim RELEASE the Indians, for yee- _FORTYSECOND CONGRESS, This Afternoon’s Proceedings. Tugspay, December 3. SENATE.—Betore the reading of the journal Was concluded, Mr. Cameron moved to dispense with its further reading, and no objection being made, the furthe- reading was dispensed with Mr. Cameron then moved that the Senate do now adjourn, Mr. Fenton asked Mr. Cameron to give way for a moment, as he wished to make a motion to adjourn over until Thursday. Mr. Cameron refused to give Way, and insisted on his motion te adjourn. The motion was agreed to, and the Senate then ac ed. HOUSE OF REPRE NTATIVES.—Mr. Randall (Pa.) presented the credentials of Mr. Loerman, wember-elect from the state of ho came forward and wassworn in. rot bil d resolutions were intro- duced on leave and referred to appropriate committees. Among them were the following ir. Kellogg (Conn.)—Bill for the retiet s F. Cook. Committee on Commerce. yrepeal stamp duties on checks and sight drarts. By Mr. Randall (Pa.)—Resolution calling on the Secretary of the Treasury for intormation as to by what law the tucreased issue of currency was made in October last by the Treasury De- partment, and whether the legal tender notes iseued were of those which had been heretotore retired or printed for the purpuse; and if of the notes previously retired, what amount of sach notes were pow on hand uncancelled, and what amount had been cancelled; and all information he may possess as to the manner in which the issue wae made, and by whose order or request it was done. Mr. Brooks (N. Y.) said there were other cir- cumstances connected with the issue that =e to be looked into, which would not be by the resolntion. ‘Mr. Garfield (Ohio) sald the resolution ke of an irsue in October last. been other issues. He had suppesed ii usual thing, but had heard it stated that there had been simliar issues, though not so large, during the past year. He id like to know whether the Secre! had been in the habit of making issues from to time. He would like to see the resolution so broad as to cover ail. Mr. Randall declined to admit an amendment of this kind, saying he wished to keep the reao- lution in a form to elicit at reply. ‘The resolution was then adopted. By Mr. L. Myers (Pa.)—Bill to repeal the bong, oped on matches. Commitiee on Ways and ans. By Mr. Ma Tenn.)—A bill for the relief of the state of Te: Judiciary. By Mr. ilill (N. J.)—Bill to reduce postage. Post-Offices and Post Koads, Mr. Beck (Ky.) asked the Honse to excuse him trom serving on the special committee ap- pointed yesterday to investigate the statemen regarding the acceptance of bribes by certain members of the House. During the recent canvershe had he said made assertions of his belief of the imuecence of certain gentiemen, that seemed to render iim not a proper person Le a member of the committee. Mr. Beck was exeused, aud Mr. Co ¥.) occupying the chair for the pur- nly appointed Mr. Merrick (Md.) By Mr. Lynch (Me.)—Bill ailowing a draw- back on ship building material and ship stores. Ways and Means. By Mr. Wheeler (N. Y.)—Bil! to anthorize the ruction of a bridge over the St. Lawrence river. Commerce. By Mr. Dannel! (Minn.)—Bil!! to extend the time for the constructisn of the Ninona and — railroad. Public lands. By Mr. Finkelnburg (Mo.)— Resolution calling upon the Secretary of W ar for information as to snag boats on the Mississippi river. Adopted. By Mr. Porter (Va )—Bill to amend sections 151 and 152 of the revised postal code. Post office and post roads. ; By Mr. Townsend (Pa.)—Bill granting a pens sion to Rebecca Taylor. Invalid pensions. By Mr. Wood (N. Y.)—Kesolution calling upon the Secretary of War for a copy of the report of Assistant Adjutant General Vincent on the condition of the Freedmans bureau. Adopted. By Mr, Haldeman (Pa.)—Bili to increase the productionpf timber. Agriculture. By Mr. 5.orm—Bi]! to amend the act in rela- tion to pensioners of the war of 1512. RKevolu- honary Pensions and the War of 1812. By Mr. Perce (Miss.)—Bill to regulate the payment of female employees of the govern- ment, on which he asked present action, ction was made and . Perce demanded the regular order of business when ‘The Speaker procecded with the wittees tor reports, Mr, Scotield (Pa.), from the Committee on wal Affaire, reported a bill to authorize the construction of ten or more steam vessels ot War aud for other purposes. Mr. Hale (Me) offered an amendment provid- ing that not less than fiveot the satd vessels suall be constructed in private yards in the United States, under contract. Mr. Randall (Pa.) said that for the amount of expenditure contemplated the bill was very losely drawn. ‘The amendments proposed by Mr. Bale he thought improved the bill. Ex perience had shown that better work was done tn private. yards than was done in the navy yards, he believed that in time competition would give us vessels that would compete with those ol other nations. He believed that instead of these vessels costing, as stated. but 5,000,009, the cost would by $10,009,000, and he wanted to see more protection to the government secured. before the bill became a law. Mr. Scofield said that experience had shown that these so-catfed safeguards had proved any- thing but safeguards. Every Jawyer knew that the more there was put in a contract the weaker it made it. Much had to be entrusted to the a of the Navy from the nature of the work. ‘The bill was further discussed by Messers. Hall, (Me.,) Archer, (Md.,) Shellabarger, Banks, Kerr, Scofield, and others. A number of amendments were offered and ordered to be printed, and the bill was allowed to go over until the morning hour to-morrow. A number of executive communications were presented and referred to appropriate commit- tees, and the House, at 2 p. m., adjourned. a — Mr. Greeiey u Gabrielle, the youngest daughter of Mr. Greeley, whom he was tond of calling = Was in attendance on ber father during his iliness, but her griet was so great and uncontrollable that her uncle bronght her wich him to his home in New York city on Thursday night. His daughter Ida was with him night and day. So violent did he bee come that it was found necessary to remove most of the furniture fromthe room. At one time he tore the watch presented to him by tue employes of the ‘Tribune apart, and again he threw a kerosene lamp on the floor, setting the room on fire aud narrowly escaping being burned to death. As his strength lefthim he became more quiet, but did not show any signs of consciousne-s until about an hour before his — NV. ¥. Commercial. _—=—$———————— =e pea orer g TEE Ped Vorsrs.— e exami jusan B. A: other females, at Rochester, x saa ste with voting cont to law, commenced stone atorra. Mestae is sudotnes — peer gm with the = 1 of com- This Afternoon’s Dispatches. Associated Press Reports. Honors tothe Memory of Mr Greeley PINAL ARRANGEMENTS POR THE FUNERAL New York, Dec. 3 —If the weather ste Jeasant to-morrow, the funeral of tb lorace Greeley will be the bar; en im this city, except that of ex-President in coln. The wish is universally expressed throng) out the city and vi be able to attend sof Mr. Greeley a the survivors. One wm pees je (rose to death in the rigging.—. ¥ He ~ = — WO CENTS. Teemns F Winer of this vie! mine aud wo. During the desc was let broke and let the backe! loos fe\zed the upper end of the rope and b ded. The engineer, une pent, lowered the rope wu had reached the b estever a cinity that President Grant Ma r. Chapin's church is being heavily dr over the pulpit, with an arch of flowers, * the words, eemer Iivett . The pew of the dece ed with black. [ Quarreled wit t sith a harp with @ bi {| an Episcopal towreed + hurch will be occupied se t Ds Colfax, Seeret Chiet Justice Ghiase, Cullen Bryant, Gen rlow Ws Thomas Rooker and the Tribune attaches. ba a act as grand marshal. Number of people com, of Horace Greeley an they in state in the | Can targue been imposing character. 5 . Beecher and Chapin, and Miss Kellogg will sing “I know that my redeemor liveth.” ‘The admission to the charch w: by tickets ‘The citizens o Monument to G All the municipal Will ofticialiy atiend tue funeral. The pall-bearers will inclade Vice President tary Bontweil, Adslresses will be delivered J again, and kt him never to see ber rm or a div: As SOOT Rs & to determine w tool. Brooklyn will erect a eley im Prospect park. ationsin this vicinity 25,000 7 The Bo resis trict un the Un tng places he did not 87 Mary bad a litte lamb, . She asked a man to shoot tt m. L. Garrison, Sumner, William Banks. And when he went to kill tha lamb, noon.. The sity hall it had the epizootic. ith thousands of peopie 87 Bilkins, gettin worsted in a dispute, grew said be, | last Jook at theremains: | #burive. The whole | Powers,’ replied Stinger: cba Oe The trustees of the diamond company bel! private mecting Thursday in San Francisce, and it is reported that measures have been taken to arrest Arnold, Slack, and other authors of the fraudulent misrepresentations. 87 We like to see a man keep posted on car- rent affairs, like the wan at Terre Haute, who gent reclines on the grass inthe rear of the use and reads the newspapers aloud to his wife, while she prepares the wood for the cook stor e. 87 The difference between tweedie-dam and tweedie-dee may be seen in the fact (hat Mis Sojourner Truth, aged 99, was denied the ballot at Battle Creek, Mich., hat Miks N.C. Stewart, ed 18, was permitted to vote for herself for erent at Gadsden, Ain. 87 Cincinnati claims to be a larger city than St.Louis. She polled as mamy yotce ax Mix you are just ap to on loss of ber and president ‘odopteds nd 2 member an: wut were |, and the cinb voted to attend the funerai in a body. TEER POLICE ARRABGEMENTS for the funeral ot Horace Greeley to-morrow » and will of a very Tintendent Kelso will & souri's big town at the recent election and tinually in line to-day waiting to view the | naturally wants to know—wlhat has jo the remains is not less than four thousand. Cemsug office for two years past re in th stream of people has been continuous since nine | World the population of St. Louis Is at election o'clock this morning. Many affecting scenes | Ume taken place during the day before the body of | =— the distinguished dead. BES? TEA, New York Notes, BEST TEA, @! PEMALE TREASURY CLERKS COUNTING SPECIE —_— New York, Dec. 3.—A number of female Treasury clerks are here, for the purpose o: 1 offer the public the best and cheapest counting epecie in the sub-treasory. TEAS, )OSEPBINE MANSFIELD —s vas a depositor in the banking honse of Bowtes | $7, ¥ito 2 per cent. in the ciry. having lacof aii Brothers to the extent of €37,000 prior to tue | Wil) at's) per pound id tailure of that house. Also, Good Tees at 80,60 and # cents, THREE LABORERS WERE BURIED ALIV® . " iment by Se teviagetn never ueconaees entan 4 ©. WITMER, Famity Coon, “treet, Broo yn, yesterday. One was killed | "Sm es outright and the other two, after being dug out, $ oH were found to be in a dying condition. jAtt4.A8D's ORL EREATED CHOCOLATE TRE MORNING PAPERS FOR FAMILY Usk, discuss the President's message according to | VANILLA, their various political proclivities. DOUBLE VANIuLa, TES TRIAL OF KING rae « LENce Neil will commence to- D'S PREMIUM OHUOOLATE, morrow A.M., and that of Scannell for the mncety ea Pongo at Maillard’ prices, im murder of Donohue, will begin Friday. TWEED'S CASE was called in the court of 0; this morning, when bis counsel read a long affi- davit to show that the indi: properly found against him, and made a long argument in fayor of quashing the indictments. THE EDITORS OF WEWsrarERs throughout the couniry are req ae Senior] weer ees University, ithaca, N. Y., copies of their containing eulogies or other articles on the death of Horace Greeley, to be comprised in a memorial volume for the library of said university, of which deceased was One Of the trusiees. rotors: From Europe To-day. Perfectly irecb. New York. Bovdl 2 NW. BURCH EL __ ASB F sterner EMOVAL. THK CAPITAL PUBLISHING COMPANY BAVE BEMOVED THEIR OFFicE tO novi92w 927 D STREET. POR SALE—The largest and best co tection ot first clare BOSES. CLIMGEING antl O8 SAMEBTAL PLsRTS. sHuUeS si T The " © mpriss the t Amerion, AJA iN anecticut evenus stad. Tsch r and terminer ctments were im- juested to mail to ORE TRANQUIL. TEAS! TEA Paris, Dec. 3.—The determination Sanday of Uhiers and his eabinet to remain in the govern Sees Sar eS 5 spe rave feeling « Am recetving a larg ply of remartadty fin. meut has served to dispel the gra’ Sarg tee oad BLACK TEA us ie rarely of uncertainty which followed thé act Assembly on Saturday last. Di all parts of France represent tne country »: calm. All parties are awniting the organization of the committee of thirty appointed by the Asscanbly to draw up a law regul: ie powers and preseri terial respowsibil tution of Dutaure, 2 topted on Frid: committee will meet Thursday. mentioned for minister of the interior, to fill the iu th ustey oud at ws Be tha sir ands paiet tie BURARPAST TES MS conte per pound. It pore TL. 1332 F etre t, near Bbbit: Fonte. B H. DUVALL, MERUSANT TAIL /B, 45% + Pennsyivants a4 ot lating the nub- - Rg conditions of m: ¥ as provided for in the re y last. The Picard is facancy caused by the resignation of Lefranc. M be mate np to order in t : WHAT IS POSSIBLE. ae a oo, ‘The B-publique Francais’ says that | acd Drawers. bee quelity Kid and Sires’ Gloves, imevent of defeat on the organization of the SE end Gingham Cebretlas, Scarfs, Tier, Han: committee under Dufaure’s motion on Thurs- | jerchiets, Collars, Suspenders, &c. A cull is tay, it is possible that Thiers and his support | sprcttuliy rem Sere = the left will withdraw from the Awem- SECOND SUPPLY n TAYLOB’S COMPOUND FOR HORSE AND _— Libel Suit — he Philadelphia Le 5 SURE BEALTH RENSORER. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.—The American = roma te pros eT ates $10,000 damages gates “ the Boemiap Tlepr aph | Hage line: 4th avenue aud Madison avenue stage for g that association to be s bogus | livesend others, N. W. BURCHELL. con connection with the recent pxblica- | gore 1338 F sires t righ aspera wore * | (oLoetwi0, rou coLoLING THE." AIR, at Destructive Fire. a Cc LOWE'S, & Market Space, aud 920 Pron: St. Louis, Dec. S-- Fas paeenanr on freight x venia ue, eouth side, om —-_ exprens office, hotel and other eee Bovis tm at w mond and Lexington junction of St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern rai were burned last Tharsday; lose, £25,000. A young man named Gordon ——e Hlerse Disease. care a street cars have 5 Sr. Lovis, Dec. 3.—The tog rd sangre peared at Booneville, Mo., aud is spreading to road, | KEEP OUK THE COLD ‘was burned up. om WEATEER STRirs WEATGER srair. WEATHER STRIPS: ‘The best and cheapest in the market, at the old —Owing to thé horse dis- disease has ap- the surrounding country. eaten. ———_o—___ JOS. L. SAVAGE, Two Dranken Meu Killed ¥ spoon Burra.o, Dec. 3—Geo. Adolphe and Fred- PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, tick Leite were run over and killed by aswitch | 5g: engine on the Central railroad last — Taey yu were under the iniluence of liquor, marrh the Im ALvany, Dec. 3.—The state senate, sitting ax Arrested Bostox, Dec. 3.—Dr. Geogge Hill and his been ar: one door went of 101) 7 Foreman for F Stemmway & o it of Indge Cartis. Kanu « NALBN'S Drog Store rat KOSENTHAL s, 801 7sh st..corner of H, will meet with promp? atten enc 5 Dev? Sa GRATES. . eneres KATES assistant, pamed Elliott, have rested, large and varied c ———- causing the death of Mary A-Mc: | lf ihe agrewtseriats, ett arte nt cont . This good e fon cays aed _——_o—____ made arrangements to have the Naticoal New York's Electoral College. open the fret fev we ae seen L eet Luany, Dec. 3.—' Pi a C eth hes od sap hoped ov30-lm Ocroer Penn avenue end 10:h st. arriving here, and will meet this afternoon. T= ORIGINAL S7-Two wemen voted for Car Pregident at i by fy i i “ £ - 87 Since the 11th of deaths from small pox in sr The small arms is: risil Hel iat ir GRAND GIFT PHOTOGRAPH 8 roRe, No. 317 SEVENTH STREET, Conner oF D, created | Continues to DONATE DAILY TO ITs PATRONS govern- | FROM TWENTY-SIX HUNDEED To rouR remains of another body | THOUSAND DOLLABS, io sume of ONE, FIVE Fuine of the Bor- | amp 3Rm DOLLARS. (Our method of doing business is open to the SCRUTINY AND INVESTIGATION OF TaE MOST ORITICAL PUBLIC. norz7