Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1872, Page 1

_ EE RET FEES ter * THE EVENING STAR. Published Daily, § indays excepte ¢ | In the crimtna! court of Baltimore vesterday | Snonger of hisnent, Ute Amelis B, Wasnt, by AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, | sheting here be Pret care vee Coener ite Be, | that be resides at WS Hollins eireet, was first = akered po the nicht of rhe ar fer ‘y baer THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COUP'T. Bd J : xa 6H. KACPPMANN, Pr | . oy ig 4 + H al; - vere TH , AR is served by carri f ¢ he hon: - k to ‘Wheat der Trial. seis Tae | The IMPORTANT POINT FoR THA DE TRETIMONT OF YERTRRDAT Ck CENTS PER MONTH. Copies at the c CENTs each. By mail—thr txmonths. $3.00; one year, 85 THR WEEKLY STAR—published Frit i ® year. Be Invariably im wivarce. in bob cases, Vo. 40- NE 6.152 d no paper sent longer than paid for. | =. . og. BF Rates of advertising fur! ee mouths, GTON, D. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1872. TWO CENTS: ; Upperene sald = N 4 belong there:” took Upperene into the parlor And fanned him; be asked Uppercue to te bim ——— — ——— = — a ee eee u rooe amd — — —$—$—————— aan be got hin a a mre | 7 re ES. | VENIXNG STAR Nominations py THe Prxstoext—Th? FORTY SECOND CONGRESS, | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. pillow autshot St “me 3 SPECIAL NOTICES. | WhsG SA ak te he Senate the follow- pecans countess re figure he «aw in the room. when witne: LADIES’ GOODS. | ~ _ 2 President to-day sent to the Senate the i iin . phy ye ty Sh et ! ——_ ——— = att This Aft ‘s Proceedings. This Afternoon’s Dispatches, | )<xrd the report of the p * © 0 room Stl manks™ on) Messe Set. | Waslinscon News cud. Goasi Ward Hunt, of New York, to be Associate so cata lhe cig cam re POOTETRYD RUKBIEG ACROOQ un, © Just recs trade ane smortinent O°" | ghia excelent COUGH SYRUP has now been | eton News ar Ds | costes oe ke Supreme Court ofthe Upitod Wackiniaishacaasars Associated Press Reports. . acamr ces. : ty fo of 3 <7 = . its States, to succeed Justice Nelson, d. SEX Sissi a ‘ — . he hg 1 ‘ie BLACK CUIPURE LACES need in this community f maywereest Soe see | I? Leyar Reverv —The receipts from thi Faget ay cour sharon eel SENATE.—Petitious from Massachuse’ts sand Wick akan int e rear of Ber: are; wit Sid not om FRINGES, BUTTON Se asc F) £9 urce to-day were &358,517 63. tracrdinary and minister plenipotentiary to ae ad other states, asking the pass Gis ki eae canes oon aaien maotet som | tenapontel for am adult. 1 w + Tue RESIGNATION of Capt. Edward ©. Boya- | Russia. B. F. Gue, of Iowa, pension agent at Des A PRO. TORY LIQUOR Law New Yorn. Dee. 5 — Ben. Wood, of the Iowa. for the District Colum bia and the territories, | bas subscribed £109 to the Greeley pr Also, a large number of nominations of various | were presented by Messrs. Pomeroy, Conkling, | Uther subseripiions of a smaller civiland military oticers appointed daring Marentiy cure all the vai ‘Throat and Lungs, a8 Coughs Inf T° THE api Hoassen | ton. 3d artille:y, has been accepted by the Pres- ident, to teke eflvet December 1, 1872. The de'ense inquired if the discredit the , i-} rd and J. BR. Brooks, | for tne enre ber of tue Council of the legi Disease of the rvoas Wearaess, Barly inary and Seminal Organs, and a Sumner and Scott, and Mr. P intro- | #!s0 reported. tncluding one from .7Lu Mullaly, ate’s attorney he was a ‘The a'tentior ion. Th Senator SrMyew was in his seat to-day, th - reed | Ni tor that os yore. sical Metropoliten Record, ot $i. : on samine the wit on tha r i nt : ne | wads rot chetm it willcure it will stysraaiDe cand, “Heasked to be exe Soe oe eeitiioe Ee eae gomeels onof Mr. Mfbrton the President was ANOTHER BATCH OF Drewtesate (cnr E eid that in this case the sta! 4 mot SHIONS, FILE at it will be covsidered @ b loo ‘ age sep bie De a cue Gwe eee postmaster af | requested to communicate any facts relative to | Were made from the Brooklyn uavy yard yese ursue the t aby ened Sole Te | cured from sarvice om any of the committees, Phitadelphia, vice Bingham: Lucien Hawley, | the existence of terday. A pambere: “ hen ex- : a repreacnied, we 10"si¢e | zh 7 1 x ; Lucien Hawley, $ : % BS, BAT ent | toa ip in botries. at Scents and $1 cach. On account of his ill heal supervisor of internal revenue for New York, THE SLAVE TRADE Seatyoitel ee ato tied, reciting tex it E selection MERINO | To be had only of | Ar tue Ware Hovse — ators Chaniler, | vice Dateher; Brigadier General Irvin McDow- ' onthe African coast, and whether Great Bri- BE poi busch — . — R i nested The tate “ attorne leet J ; a _ opatiagenea came on to attend the funeral obs-quies Pr evidence the : CLUARS, and 8, large stock of BERLIS | ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggitt, | Ramsey, Osborne, Buckingham and Morton, 1 ts bernie general EM, Se it Jt US. Saverauienls ave taken muy eta | Sho come on to site Wauiagion teil ae ee ee cen 3 . : 2 3en. Cowen, Assistant Secretary of the Inte- tase, vie cera of the Distric Mr. She nT of Mr. TRE WASHBURNE RECEPTION relating to the pr : aud ee | bows tr mer send DetreeteN- We | rior, and Representatives Lowe, Bingham and | cAM0;the foligwing officers o He Smith, C. Authony t regular order with ati | last evening was a complete saccos in every | the bu me trans tiv a Test, opposite fe | A Card. Stevenson called on the President to-day. De V. Burr, and W. J. Martagh) pol business on the caieudar not objected to, on | Was. Among the person 0 sent letters of | nection with it is ol ' BF No Branch Store. _Boy 1 ae = h America, | ~~ oe Clase, em sere atter Monday neat, and the resolation was | Tegtet at theirinabi tend were Secre- sner in which the prisoner be = ' == | A Siserman eae cing Peigis remedy | ind, 1: Saviiie, eblef Cock of the Tisar: Adolf Cluss, member of the salieri MISS E. A. McCOBMICK & 4 é taries Fish and Bi and Vice President | contidence ef his aunt; that while pretending ‘ Colfax, and the Japanese Minister. President dispose of her property to Dr. Martin a Grant, at the time the reception was proposed, | vest the proceeds in Was very anxious about it. but yesterday’ ead: benefit, he had “T had better goto Washington now. i came | court two assigt bere really to attend Mr. Greeley’s funeral. Ido not want any prehenmons about it. It 1 stayed here to Mr. Washburne’s reception it might be misinterpreted.” Henry Wilson said | the admis ibility of this testimony wa: the President wanted to compliment his old | up to the hour of al friewd Washburne, but he felt depressed by the ——— occurrerce of the day. After the President re- turned from the funeral be <aw no visitors at | Einstem,a borse dealer, we ou Sth ury, who bas been on daty with the Congres. rs breaght sn by banefal and | signal appropriation committee fur a couple of umbers have been cured by | weeks past, resumed his duties at the Treasury tod by, @ deaize te benoit | Department to-day. Mr. Taomas H. Dcpiey, United States const! at Liverpool, is employed by the Depart- ment of Justice to assist in the settiementof the ¢laims of American citizens in England arising under the treaty of Washington, A RECBPTION was given in New York last ative assem) ngave notice that he woutd call —— ech spoliaiion bill ear.y next week. Tak Senate Stanpinc CommiTters.—The | blr. Sumner, in consequence of his indisposi- i Ly committee appointed by the Senate caucas on joc haat to be excused from all committee a | Be y Tuesday to rearrange the standing committee: ir. Hine ackea to take iap bis pemstation cal Senate have completed their work, but | ing on the President tor information a: to the there was no repabitcan caucus held this morn- | sending of ing on account of the democratic Senators not being ready to report a list of members to rep- resent thelr side in the various committees. ‘The republicans decided to allow the democrats one member, as heretotore,on each of the lead- HAS REMOVEED TO 905 BESNSYLYANIA AVESUE, UP STAIRS.) An excellent arrortment of MILLINERY, with a.) the peewest stylet ot BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, constantly on band wiser MAPS Tiiatkesre Sexe, LADIES” FASHIONABLE BAL& DBESSE: je train of cis vicious habits. Great neble remedy. | P: fieted and anf nts of hit aunt's property to the mortgages ithe rents of anid TROOPS TO ARKANSAS. Mr. Edmunds objected, stating that the reso- lution was couched in extraordinary language, as it asked the President to give the motives tor AMUSEMENTS. ee his action. The resolution should be referred | the hotel, snd at 630 was driven tothe depot | ttreet, has been attacked with a strange and i Hon. EF. B. Washburne, our Minister to | ing committees, and two on minor committees. | to a committee. for Washington. alarming disease. He is the owner of at 20 York chem a af Pe eg pi oe icunahat a Uni ole b. onal The liberals were reckoned as democrats under Mr. Kice said he had seen the President be- THE TWEED CASE horses, all of which were attacked with the Braids only @5_ A large stock to seloct from always Man. J.G-Bavines, Senne | Pree, by Gn inion LangeeOMh. Fiestas | 202 SS ongemens. fore offering his resolution. His only object | before Jrdge Ingraham wasresumedthis morn- | epizootic, aud while washing the powtrile of tobasdd Galland examine for vourmell ols én ts of the Fifth Ave. | $7604 Mae not present, having gone to New | A caucus of democratic members was held to- | was to get an official answer, se thae the people | ing on the motion to quash the indictments, ar- | some of them, a day or two since, the mucous : aq | Last Fhrce Fork to the Greeley funeral, aud not to attend | gay to determine upon the names to be sud- | of Arkeecas nondant braked o the presence | guments against the motion being made by the from them came in contact with an open am JUST OPENING c -] mue Theater Combination, any festivities. mitted for the committees from that aide. The | of troops amongst them. Counsel for the tion. guttn bend. 3st aasicing & ot she tiene, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ONLY THREE MORE PEBFORMANOKES OF A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION was held yes- Mp enerey - bes Dave pel Bacto region x = Ls aid the, peor pie of ms Ae tens paca oe — cones wn be wes sherwarde = ocnount tor c HERBS aud VELVETS ABTICLE 47. terday to fill seven clerical vacancies—two of | cigiming that their numbers (seven) should en- | Tt was customary to send thew ‘as there | Albany. fleet to fall away, hi grew watery BATS, FLOWESS, FEAT ‘ clase 3, and five of class 2, in group A—in the | title them to separate recognition on commit- | wasa large arsenal in that state, THE weather and, Worst of all, @ fail and stendy stream of OF ALL COLORS, THURSDAY, Second Auditor's office. The vacancies resulting | tees. An adjourned meeting of the republican | "Tne motion to take up the resolution was not | to-day is cloudy and cold. wind east. mucous matter to discharge itaelf from BATORDAY MATINRE, from this examination will be filled by the com- | caucus will be held this afternoon immediately | screed to. ——— @-__ bis nose. In alarm he consulted doctors, and At Low Prices, at AND SATURDAY NIGHT. titers therein. There were fifty-one con- | upon the adjournment of the Senate when the Mr. Morrill, of Vermont, in accerdance with The Electoral Colleges. after a lengthened cxamipation it war found E pet y e . anagem testants in yesterday’s examination. names selected by the democratic caucus will | previous notice, called up the bill to provide for | SCATTERING VOTE OF THE MISSOURI ELECTORS, | that his *ystem had bees polsoned from the po ne M-tr No, 719 Market Space, FRIDAY BYENING, — — be presented and the full list of committees wil! | the further endowment of cultural coll Sr. Lovis, Dec. 5.—The dispatch from Jefter- | ter running from the corrayt animals. In short, ——————_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— THR Box Koox for the Lester Wallack night® | be mace out and announced in the Senate to- | ana the liberal and practical education of son City last night stating that the Presidential | be had the horse disease. The <vmptoms are \e 7 ¥ St |, however, r i E f 1 1 ¥ e it die, < clei. acted doubtless be speedily filled from the desire to Moneas arte the ennouncement of the.com- | ‘22=¥or _— = following result: For President—B. Gratz | there is no knowing what the developmentsiuay ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY, ARTIOLE 47 MATINEE SATURDAY. see this fine actor. The expense attending Mr. | mittees. HOUSE OF KEPRESENTATIVES.—Mr. | Brown, %; Thomas A. Hendricks, David | be. He ts under constant «cratiny of several * AUBURNDALE, MASS Wallach’s engagement is heavy, and Mr. Saville Later—It is reported that the matter has been | Coughlan, (Cal.,) by unanimousconsent, intro- | Davis, 1. For Vice President—B. Gratz Brown, ] Physicians, who will report progress. —Cincan- dvantaces Uneurpassed for Music, Painting, MONDAY. December 9, deserves hearty encouragement for his enter- | settle between the liberals and democrats, and | duced a bill restoring L. G. Sarton to bis origi | = W. Julian, 5; Jobn M. Palmer, 3; | neti Bny vr. ot ‘Aim=. Thorcagh culture: common sense views of MR. LESTER WALLACK, prise. Ses that Mr. Casserly retires from the committee on | hal position on the navy list. Keterred to com- | Win. 8. Grocebeck, 1. eiknne ERLE CURDSEEDA eas Hie. true refivetuent, Christian womanhood errr tatut noe Tieton a? Ncw eotRsthe | Pereexat.—Sena‘or Schurz’s family wit! | foreign relations, leaving Mr. Schurz thereou; | mittee on uocat atone Towa. ithe St tees car Whe pant Winter Term bexi greatest exponent now livimg of elegant modern 2 inE this winter. --*+Senator Hill Mr. Fenton from the finance committee, leay- Mr. Harris (Va) introduced a bill to amend Des Morxes. Iowa, Dec. 5.—The Preside: couneil of Cherokee Indians have resvi Seabee comedy, in his own play of remain in Europe this winter. jenator Hill, | ing Mr. Ba nd Mr. Trumbull, from the | section 2) of the act of dune 6, 172, so as to | electors yesterday cast their votes for Grant aud Samick ait IDE meme Boas Gn mateo SKENCH LANG f CENTRAL PARK ined at home onac pen e ndiclary committee, leaving Mr. Thurman. | permit tarmers and planters to sell leat to- | Wilson, vilegey wi . . here in Private Le Ns Box-book ready Friday ummer, as already stated, declines sere | Of the Indians are ILLINOIS, a SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Dec. >.—The Presidencial | Seems difhcult to ¢ Ppored te bacco without paying a tax as retail dealers. ain th: Curtin is at Wil- | on any committee, on account of his bad health. | fie-erred to come of waysand means. SAR N binson, formeriy a M. P. our na es. om WEDNESDAY, ¢ TEW NATIO N h ; community which bas becom 4 civil ' trod: sil t electors yesterday cast their votes for Grant and | (OMmunity wh 1 terins apply to the Frot | of Bristol, has been in the city torsome days | THe Civit Service. ROUS IM- ais cdi lleikh seme 4 Wikon. = sna ied tow larg n sco, Be. SESS Fean's aveune. | 4s the guest of Mr. Franklin Philp. PRESSION CORRECTED he impression which : o shout the best specs . loot arete: t Mr. Baville has the pleasure o ng the | ‘Tae Crepir Mo esTICATION.— | !Tevails that the marking of heads of the bu- reams Ce ee eqn the ways and meth hinetse actor,auther and manager, | tee appointed on Monday at the request of s ad ; sone ng 4n interview with Gambetta just betore the . E WALLAcH Py 1 eight of fifty 1 tum, is erroneons: le betta e Aneret Mi. LESTER = Speaker Blaine, to investigate the credit mo. weight thus tar accorded t t Dining of the sittings of the National Artem. | xiefitt Graham, resid ON MONDAY BVENING, DECEMBER 9, | itier ch iners being but twenty is givin to the prefere 1. 2au in the markingor to £00 to 21.209 ef ly reporte him as being a supporter of the con- ri Thiers, Und the \ condition of things it seems that both als and Thiers prefer peace to any 1 ment. jambetta and his t that the new election will give t control of the destinies of the nation, but meanwhil gete ting the credit of paying the German indemnity | @* Pecula’ led National Bank ot Mide in $20,000 bail Usborne, to ar with ia bis own Comedy, ent CENTRAL PARK morping next at Box-office had by letter ort Orchestra ( Aim: | e time. beg n the WisHzs Tc her Bi rence tor ination tor promotioy of titty per cent. Thus tar, however, the not buen complied with by the civil Circle exer given in Washington and Alexandria ADs Oo Ring wt, Alex Va. novi3-tn on appropriation: b ervice offi ption that wed in th tustering the ngfional resources, they are | ‘Tux pevineRy ov THR @ BENCH LIALIAN AND SEANISH —Prof v 7 pda eae - ae of building material to be admiited tree of duty | content that thie should continue, incident of Spanish ru oF i E o wichos wath of Pennsy = eajr Bie Hs THE EXPENSES OF THE | for riod of one vear, = ittustrated fr gy eit frnona inthe wl welangungess Sar La G a , (Sam cmuseete ecu he House committee of Ii was advocated by Messrs. Dawes, From Enrope To day. have been between acd 1th movi fe ERILLIANT NOVELTIES, EXCITING AT. itso 2 Ty were also present. ters of Me , Lynch ot Me., Mayuard of Tenn., PATAL BXPLOSION OF GAS WORKS. a Sa ACHIONS e also present. tL. FLETCHER 8S SULOUL Fu) and means have heard Secretary Bout- Mt in capturing pegroes who have tye THE 7ITE TROUPE Commissioner Douglass, and ex-Comm Ried TIGR eee nn ee | on eetalsied aes eer ee Mite [Peseneanges Miggadiggny Sage ge) ing a ta rar D 7 - [AVAL OF t » Commissioner Dougias x 2 seed withe nt Newburyport, ire, exploded tast | torture these me m of death, and ABIES ABD CHILDEES. 12321 New York | che creat London Wonder.the most daring Female | TRANSPER OF NAVAL OF nant | ieners or internal revenue, Deiauo, Rollins a as Introduced a bill to incor- | night with terrificeftect’ Beverel ne wore | when they sock cafe 5 are hunted pe ee Sotiocis ta* | Grime sat tw the world, aud charming serio-comic nder E. H. Mille een ordered to ‘ron, and Supervisors: Falton, Dutcher: | vorate the goverzor and managers ot tho Icx- | instantly killed, and iarge wamber injured, | Ween eek, woken! ° . on in Chien F 7 t ving thip Potomac, at Philadelphia: ons, Hawle: ebequer of nited States. Keferred to com- | Some fatally. pipe Ragiist branches. Latin sod Preach Buen | ADAM ZITELEA 5) 1p MADAM ZITELLA. id bieateoant Gramacter 4. T. Snell to. the i. survey mittee on banking and curreney. SERIOUS ILLNESS OF HANS CHRISTIAN AN-| A YOUNG MAN i poring city, a great Men tvited, Fcase ingtire by | The fearices and daring Gymnasts, the justiy-atyled eiving ship Verzaont, at New York. Captain | [he bill propos Mr. Sargent (Cal.) introduced a b DERSEN. lover of skating, put excerdin, whward a Sin NW WRIGiT. Meu of Air K Franklin has been detached from the navy | (be reduction of officers and expen the tariff and internal revenue ac Loxpow, Dec. 5—Hans Christian Andersen, | the business, fs getting a model skat 1013 Sew York «: MASTEP BALNEY. aetden, BARSEY. | vard, Washington, D. G., and placed on waiting | Tevenue service. The testimony of these gen- | {He taf and internal rev the well-known Danish poet and novelist, is | made for the approach! ng skatingseason The the greatest living character comedian, and cham | Srd, Wasting atGommanderB, Pe Sinith | tlemen was tayorable to the bill which “wii | Committee « iv ¥ ion jie dane i W ciere; and Lic der B. P. Mr. Piatt introduce: ‘PIANOS, &c. bill to amend | *eFicusly ul. He ne are to by n his orth year. janta: Provided with spring ud artistic song and dance and Ethio- | trom the receivi doubtless be reported without amendment. ie ge hip Vermont and placed oa the bankrupt act. Leterred to the committee —- uphols d. He says he does not want wo ee waiting orders, ea Se oun amma . x Wholesale Murder orida. | break the ice up and spol other people’ fun. ; D ‘ANB, ——____ ne Rewains of THR L . Loomis . Swann (Ma ) presented or RK, AL (Plori ’ ——S Se CAC ERS OP. CRU R ARS TED GOLD NILES AND EVANS | Mr. Hinron, of the Boston Glole, says that | hvaneD ro Asus —Another chapter is added arrose Manoten Wee ‘orge | letter reports the fatal shooting in cold bloo 1 Pion y sche weebilng Secepticos an bien Gant —Havirg ase teacher of masic i rae ‘The preuslers Ganensse ond emocess of fominlo 2008 | 47 Sumner expresses the hellef that his civil | (0 the ead and strange story regariing the late . citizens of B 1, asking | EDisville, of Leonard James (colored), Jas op salir he bate ee ; * felt th end dance. i ; . S : Gen, Loomis, of Michigan. He died in an insane ty for depredati ted’ by the | Barr, a merchant, and his clerk and co. city under the influenc: essrs. Mumm an Teco) end cheep instrument, beving soon HELENE SMITH. ts Dill will pass, but emasculated trom what cae . sete piclPins oeitacares Aeoned ‘et divertiosement, entitled for infor? asylum at Washington, as befure stated, and aid private armed Kovderer, that these two gentlemen OF inferior in ot France | -lobn' Barr, by two desperadoes named Wi. 5, 5 ld hi Oye oo 5 i be stri excluded tron y iS @ desires. Senator Carpenter will not yield his | was Luried in the potter's ficid. Owing to diti- ing the years 179% and 1891. ferred to the | and Carroll. “No cause is assigned ior the derg | *'ter to be = a Sw eraleenlafng nay Had co ayn eely see “OkPE DE BALL opporition to oe ary otaie which provides | cnity-about a physician's certificate, his re- | committee on tore fa and great excitement existed. entertainment, aruington « Piiswe , to whi : je tntertndes by thesions of Momus | tht no person shall be excluded from juries on | mains. alter dis nierment at Washinton, were € then, in the morning hour, resnmed Sa eee A GENCINE case of hytrophohia has oc joy oa Ag tT ORLEY: AGES ANDEVANS. | account of color, whether in federal or state | ‘unt ts the morgue in New York wed when they ideration of the bil providiag tor the | TBe Meaviest Loser wy the Bowles | jn tie vicinity of Uiice, 2 git Mamet Cae eae nde a ee vECSSTA TRIPLE COMPANY | courts. Mr. Carpenter Eolds that Congress has | sere finally obtained for transportation west n of ce Brothers. Rodgers having just died near Clark ville. after d 1 aw able now FT Ay Foe. oe Wetustias ang jecamias.: no power to legislate on the subject. 4d, itappears stances resulted in con- TEN VESSELS OF WAR. New Your, Dec. 5.—It is stated that the instruments at prices from to Sif i ee eee and & : — than any other Arse oxi mel ~igning the body to the flames. Freight had oven piled on ths coffin at that It was o © Van” wites to the Springfeld R-y concerning the liberal Senators, that Sehurz “is @ good deal depressed by the result Mr. Cougblan (Ca! m bridge, So | tion ot the riooked on arrival at Detroit." It | country, s went on in the train a! Novelties in advocated the construc. the navy yards of the advantageous to the government in ; sufesing the teartul agowes of that terrible government agent for the investigation of con i , . sular recounts in Enrope was one of the beavi. | (tase, She was bitten in the arm by a dog in est losers by the failure of Bowles Brothers, 9 | *“#2**! aris. ive preparation, 42 cifuliy invite the public TOU ALG examine emeoltes 7, = ye for rent. Pia mg and HE MARINE BAND 1 s : Nabote agra 8, Michi- | securiog better vessels. and a! the same time a ho Sica deen oe. Witp . nee eee —_ HIVE " of the presidential election, and Joes not hesi- | xan, fn fire was discovered in the bagwage car, | protecting the rights ana Interests of workinen Saas Ge ae, eof an on education by Elizavet sve. et Sth and loth ste, OO set am bee ea ad tube to atiribute it mainly t6 what he resariees | catching srom sparks thovwnoeterlee ioe Resin: capitate, S| hat £250,000 Ruby Worth s1co. M. ENABE a 00.8 At Concordia Hall {he unfortunate nomination of Mr. Greeley. | motive. It bad made such headway whon di Mr. Patten (N. ¥.) contended that » more | ,,S4¥ FRaxcisc oe ag d = Bans | 87 Bishop Coxe, of New York, bs Ww Op every MONDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS | Other liberal republicans have taken a differ | covered that there was no hope of saving any- | periect system for anavy should de fired upon, sorta oi, eee ted t0-nr be tackler’ Hasti to orgenize a divcese of the Pe lespeneerpee deine ‘menciug at? oelrek. ea | Od NOt Ea eae maths Said, holds that it | thing, and the whole conten:s of the car were | and that the vesscls proposed by this bill would = £0,000, was tested to-day by lapldprics, oF Would not have made much ditlerence, who BURPASS AIL OTHEBS. Ut No.) On Exhibition (New No | was nominated; that Gen. Grant woud Se nd Sale 439 ver he remains were nearly consumed, but 7 0: o Ep rcopal chuck, not be able to carry the armament proposed a Proven tobe a soft garnet, worta auout - &7-Velvet is more worn by our fashionable ve hes were carefully coli He further maintained that the cost would be 1 ft i e the ——e oung ladicbon the street this winter, jiuan it 1A BOS. ase = been re-elected o any wan the opposition k to Detroit, where tue i much larger than had been stated by the advo- | co --~, . anygemae® Tra Br. ar WH St. | could have put » unday— Chicago cates of the measare and the estimateson which | *2>*50,000 7 by the Diamond Ba Re teen berore ‘ing terms, PLANO: MALBRECER tet Gee billwas based. He insisted that there should wero sale aud rei 416 Tth stroet, between D and E streets, eight BErone THE » doors above Ode Follows Tintin ot vn New Yorr, Db 87-A complexion which keeps it E) 3 ;OMMITTEE OF WAYS AND OnsRgute: BEICHENBAGH" x . —Full details of the great | weather is the most desirable posse 3 Mxraws.—Secretary Boutwell was before the | P¥minent persons who. attend Miter beeen and more information upon the | diamond fraud, by mall, show that Galifercions | Geercns hare now-w days. Piano Warerooms, 423 lit: street. Gistee Olt Farias, Evgravings. Quromes. Be. | one tas tuneral yesterday, besides tho: tioned in Geox Gl 1) Ok tee De eins ost $2,000,(00, and New Yorkers a7 Hon. Jobn P. Hale, of Dover, N.H., has Wm. McCammou's PIANOS. (Boardman & Gray.) | _Alew, tareest stock Pap-r Hangings, Windew | COMmittee of ways and means this morning. £ STAR of last evening, were Postm ster salen bad bebe ode ae teuk tea sodeeedomsanelnas toot been out of bis reom since the sch instant CBGANS for ule. & © monehiy: Shades, Picture ‘aruee, Picture Cords and He told the committee that unless the House | General Creswell, Gen. Div, Gov. Morgan, Gen on had been mac at the work eon! : Piano Waren en 8 SEG in We District took some action in regard to bis tunding opera- done cheaper in private yards than in the jano Wareroums. atreat, MyereRiovs Drata oF A YoumG Lavy | when he rode to the po.ls and voted for Grant. WHILE BUGGY Ripinc.—A few days Ben- | s7-Several real estate owners in the burnt jamin Coleman, a young man who. near | qistrict of on, Sheridan, and Gov. Randolph, o! New Jersey. | 74 Cone cheape 3 » and C 2 navy y e government; and the gentle- oe ee Reser ares Bes tee. | man trom California (Mr. Coaghiany bel told logg then sang “I know that uy redeemer | ‘2€™ that the workingmen were oppressed by ©. ; , po -ly* tions under the late syndicate, be would proceed ‘remember Bameend Number. sel-ly ina like manner to ne,otuate the remainder of iy | E 8. JUSCH PAYS Sain P BILOBA for easiest ‘the loan. st rae ely Geuts’ and Children's SECOND-! Bost opose to imm -diately Eina, lil, seven miles south of Mattoon, called | erect substantial brick. aiidings with iron i ” re scien contractors, It was evident there were detects | st the house of a near neighbor, Mr. Benjamin For wlohe. & SILD & SES , SOTHING, CRDER CLOTHING, BO o-Ts. | ,Commissioner Donglats was also beforo the | liveth.” Rev. Henry Ward Beocuer and De. | °° the navy yard syetem, and he thought a bet. | Hyatt, and invited his daughter, to rite bene | decorations. a Soe ae for & Fianos, and manufacturers of | HUES. & 19 D street, between 6th and 7th committee, and made an argument in favor Chapin delivered eloquent eulogies of the de+ @7A stranger travelling throu, Indiana is ‘d deniers in Musical Instrumente generally. vn tx ton ee ** | of the adoption of his bill dispensing the | ceased. Or. Chapin then ofiered prayer, and | tet #sstem Should be devised. He advocated | distanee in a bugey mith Bim. Miss Hyatt, | strack by the barge member of tombstonce beats “‘Pisnes and all Musical Instruments taned snd re- po Pe po The committee | the cervices closed at 1:15 p.m. ‘The remams, | # this was proposed as an experiment that the | who was a young lady of twen! and ing the inscription, “Sacred to the memory paired deci tr came to no conclusion. followed by ‘the mourners and many friends, | MUmULer should be reduced to six, 40 that the | goed character, complied with hisrequest aud | 10 th born —, pulled 2 gun out of w wag- eee LECTURES. ————— were then conveyed to Greenwood cometecn ” | experiment should be less expensive; and he | they started, but'in @ short time Golgume na: —- > ss eis 1 Woopen Sirs on Woovey Guxs—Watca? Serer Oe Se Some wond Comctory.. would then vote for three to be built by the navy tamed _ she dead : eee, — nny the ‘&7-Temperate ; Nand peopesee to carry EEL BELIEVING. INCOLN HALL Quite a long procession of inquiring friends Fire at Cutreree Court Hovsz.—Karly | and three by private contract. uggy. He first stat is horses ran be od Ss a = L Sled past the desk of the Hon. Sam Randall, on the morning of Monday lact, the large frame | Mar, Beck (By) said he was not, Prepared to ais rowing ae a ee g her ae a oe cea ge ee Reaer heteees — : ; tl. PLN ts | vote , i - i this morning, to get enlightenment upon the | R*jtiut cr Gk. Nelwom, opposite containing, | more Information on the subject, Becaia ther | cond seetbd ter Me Hyatt had jumped from | specially appointed state officials, whose privi- PROF. JOHN TYNDALL, pereee {a ee the ten steamer | grong other things, abont twenty tons of leat | @t the close of ihe war we had 67 vessels, and | the buggy. and was killed by the fall. Coleman | lege it shall be to furnish town agen's with pure Sep nS ee ee iin endl Toatitets Loom wit sliver a not more than ten steatn reseed ae tion Of | sumac belonging to Waite, Miller’ & Co. took | 0! theee 171 had been old, “We were expending | ‘led immedi ‘and this circumstance, taken | li:juors. 5 COURSE OF SiX LRU’ o! » fir” and in five minutes was enveloped in | twenty millions of dollars annually for vessels, fam +, A colored man named Tibbs lived with | ad yet there were no new ones, and the 4:1 his family in the upper end of the burning seis sold in the last five years were sold in a building, and the flames spread so rapidly that | Way that Congress knew nothing of. Ln answer ately, in counection with the variations in bis versions 7 One yourg Malye castle bas faded of the afiair, has given rise to strong suspicions ay. She made it fora young cigar maker, of foul play. An inquest is being held, and | who gave it away as an original present to an= turther facts may be developed. other girl, who gave it to snother fe llow who —_—_—_—_—_—_ Fashionable Tatlors. CCBNER SEVENTH AND D STBEETS. carry ten or more guns of large caliber, five or LIGHT, meré of which shaif be constructed of live our, ted with ox iments, (Apparatos con ec.” The Hon. m is charged with designing aad ‘arranged expreesiy for bie lectures mm | make Quaker guns of live oak as a compli $ hil , @ littl qj , | to aresolution introduced by him and adopted bas no one to give it to and don't kuow what to ure, TUESDAY EVENING. Dec i ment to his Quaker constituency, but he de- Sai noes ip tus whohe foe rele by the House, the Secretary of the Navy Scrrosep Porsosinc Case mm Inpraxa.— | do with i . 2) Lecture, TAUBSDAY EVENING, Dec. 5th claves that be meant wooden ships and not | Th mess as a donee ee burned to death. | bad sent in At Aurora, Ind., an old lady named Mrs. Ken- Mahle Brothers, 74D, 3 hectare, RAT ORDar SY Esine bee. 7h Taabymicnen nce The loss to the property, it is understood, is fully | He had intor nison, died very suddenly Monday morning, Bare the FINEST CLOTEIKG Lectures TURSDAY EVENING. Doc. lth THe meviny into the indebtedness of the ESTABLISHMENT tn Wash ppciate: THURSDAY EVENING. Dec 12th. | Digtrict government and the cost to complete t #” Tickets for py sing’e | + OF t tmgton. ; hed by the diesras at B inanertee. the improvements authorized by the House yes- covered by insurance A WaRviIne To StRuaT Car OomPANtEs. In our superior court, yesterday, it was decid some of thes = had been sold to the lowest Vidder instead of the highest, and that one of them was sold by the government at $19,000, shortly after breakfast. She complained after wien OF SRE te ating of focling badly, and died resting inher | CHLORATE O¥ POTASIL usband’s lap. Ci su] ‘a article in tse. Dy _ a. s lap position is thatshe was | aruicis iu Uso. Bold Oy : : oe pg AE hg: os : in less than a week sold again tor $125,000. | poisoned. Wook enenastad baiecatsest i = one dollar, no extra charge for reserved terday, will not necessitate the examination of | that acompany le jamages intlicte en he was informed where these worthless . — = Hablw Brothers, T&D, lence nae pea ottncie Sect: aTRS | MAY wituesces. “All the facts sought by Mr, | OM a passenger wrongfully put of by acon. | yetoci nec built; hog they were built, and by |, THE Cantist Wag ix Sratx.—Two hun- Minetect thei aenGieMey (© their Benet t= | Roosevelt's resolution can be ascertained from | ductor. In this particular case it was shown | whom, why thon gece sold, and at what price, MaDe = se — the District records and the evidence of some “DONALD, LL.D., od peace officers familiar with all the facts, _ " Phe ubstructionists ‘of course will make every Hable Brothers, T&D. WILL LECTURE ON effort to prolong the saaeiey and deter improve- in Seal s, | “THE 2s AND GEN . BURNS,” | Mente, but it is not probable that the committee Secure the fin vet MATERIALS, THE LIFE AND GENIUs OF ROBT. BURNS,” | Dante, but i to repeat ‘the tong and Cluaeie ad om wade up ime CUNGREGATIUNAL CHUBCH, Vestigation Of last session. Even Messre. Koose- mauuer (Lat canuot Le rivaled : z velt and Crebs, who signed the minority report, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11,8 P.M. | are opposed to going over the cont oa eee Hab.c Erothers TaD. board of public works and Governor Gooke bi 3 . T&D, < ‘dof public worl dovernor Cooke have oad nae Pa nothing to conceal, and are glad to place the uw ne of BOYS CLOT 4 have what te ungass auiy the finest stock lor Washiagton. ey other made ia W thal instrucetions were given to eject passen- | and why they proved failures, he would be pre gers in certain cases: Ignorant enforcement | pared to vote any amount of money and for any oF those instructions wronged a passenger. So | number of vessels to build up our navy. We the court awarded exemplary and compensa-| were, he said, keeping up expensive bureats tory damages to the plaintiff, ($500,)and the | and costly machinery, and yet we had nothin, street car companies receive another lessen for | at the close of a year to show for it. He want their guidance. ¥. Trine, 3d. to See that something was to be obtained in re- Tue Srv ation 1x France Stirt Taemar- — aes Retire tie voted meenay ENING.—It is expected that the committee ot ‘Mr. Randal! Pa.) urged that there should be Shinty to be elected by the French assembly to- | more safeguarda throen around the dill, and or. one Tees a palates ‘Ql wrest | contended that the Secretary of the Navy’ was conditions Of | ministerial Tesponsibility, will | Sopa ‘or the depletion of the navy by the consist of sixteen monarchist: and fourteen \ pacar republicans. A mecting of the party of the Mr. Kerr (Ind.) said he was not satisfied that ic 411 7th street, between day trom France. There is great excitement k Coors south of Odd Bacon and in Malaga over apprehensions of Carlist te demonstration in that city. Many families are = leaving, and troops are being quartered i the Cr Be Latibe cissasr. ral. paren one custom-Louse and cath $5 pet sents, Bl per goarter ~The follow noks have been added to the Weshington ches tt &7-Mr. A. H. Stephens can walk only with the during the past week -—The End of the World, aid of crutches and a servant, and does not | by Raw Regier Pong Mee aie ee winks 7 leave bis house except en pleasant days. Coline; The Diamonds, by A. Eestope: pig, Phgeiclota agree that onr earth is gradual | Sczetblgs ire. Wistar Only a Gi s Sica Wotan: voleanie disturbances abound. f 82 A Chicago police sergeant, who joined the torce twelve ago & poor man, has accumu. ed and r dred and fifty Carlists entered Spain on Tues- ff. DE, A. PRATT. Graduace of Obto College and ts, £0 conte; Beserved Seats 75 cents ty ne’s. nov29' 8 = —— | ‘ull record of their official acts before the com- aS Se _ | mittee, besides giving the meetings their per- OULAGEMENT POUR LES PIEDS; | ‘onal uttendanceto copliny Gee nee CaeiE DEF CORS ENLEVESSANS PEINS; AversTvs 5. Mggrimon, the new Senator resigned to give another poor, these vessels were aired. Our government | honest man ap ctunity. i ‘ c: , left was held yesterday, at which, after a i Opport Hable B retbers, T&D, Guritions mauvats ongles,soignes aveo succes, | !*™ North Carolina, is a native of Buncombe powerlal gresch ‘by Gambetta in ‘advocacy of | #8 unlike the of Europe. Itwasal go-phe Ind: is police haves = county, in the western part cf thestate, a lawyer | the dissolutionof the assembly, measures to tat | foveTnment of the people by the people, with a | room to get into in bad weather, ‘The night Cate 6 weemineaes sncag Der le BOCTECE WHITE, by profession, and is about forty-eight years of | end were absolutely insisted upon. this: courtier Yeung diferent interests.’ What | Zoreo coifid sleep better if he liremaotivee Gacy treme lowness of their prices. Chiropediste, ZS =. ae opposite the pg anger es ep ental a v; 2 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS of Penusylya- marine. This was the ref pag keep up such an infernal racket. Mabie Bro thors, 74R, Pour soins donnes chezlui, @1; a domicile, @3. made quite a stir by the publication of a 87-A Minnesta iadv has hn 25 jorked nia, Virginia, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, | &1d when it was done asit could be, we wean pecs five husband: ‘and she married a sixth er = last week. The enterpri- Connecileut, Rhode Island and Indiana voted | require navy to make our respected. He eins for Great tor] President ead wi rey ba eben — to become a law, that some son for ‘resident ie electoral vor t en en roposed adopted Georgia was cast as follows :—For President— | and the bill made‘ y tee ‘i conapien pamphlet urging the abolition of the representa- Hare a2 Gunexcelled stock of | 4 Le DOCTEUR WHITE, est etablia Washinaton | Lon or the solved tace as promatye Dane ECE GOODS to choose trom. | depute Isnt. and before the rebellion he was rogerdad a2 8 a ceeeraeseereeaensae RABKLIN Union man, and until the late canvass has not gia more definite than in its Mable Brothers, zap, uae © SPicins, IPEr | L2° bitterly arrayed in party polities | tee Grate Brews &; © ype aitaine'u Bg Artistic and F ia re Eperpvanis ee nomination for governor, Gratz Broto, tes for the previous question ig bo ur, the demand ———————— ctl sshionable | Gegnine Bracilian ‘Spectacles. concession to the conservati ing of the : cake Mr. Scofield, who was entities = as ie H P. GILBERT, femecado party. He is stro gly in favor of | Gen. N, P. Banks, of Mase., 6. pd igen Sis, itled to the k= OUT THE COLD. Brot * ma re! A bi B 4 “ = SS — 1 and 93 Water streets Georectown, D.C. | the sate by immigration, and particularly bat | SCOTCH JURime-—The N. ¥. World thinks it iI Botore ais (aud) who sald he deemed the ora Haxe an ualimite! stock of GEN- — tial to his native section, which has been #0 | fice into ou ori ee ace Scotch prac- | Dill betore the House of vast importaues ec, the WEATHER STRIPS! WEATHER FURNISHINGS. WAGONS. CaRTs, long neglected. trials, let the majority decide. Under the Sorte SORReEy oind Proveeded to address the House in 2 ermine! NESS, SEKGL: UB 3 ; TRIPS: Wwaeok COvnas PEMCRL Paoutnition in tax Disraict oF Oovousra. | *yttem an accused cannot have a lawyer ails | “PPO O_o WEATHER STRIPS MANY REAL BARGAINS. STEBL BABS, SHOVELS, Mr. Pomeroy introduced in the Senate to-day a | (#38 before the trial comes of. There is no he late storm in the northwest caused "Me ‘The best and cheapest in the market, at the old WHEE BOWS, % nd jury, but the trial takes place on the in- | $128,000 damage to Duluth, their This is an admirable PLANKETS, CANY Bee COVERS Will to prohibit the manufacture, importation Hetment ot the Daal ehe foils ioe getee” | SFA man can't move in good mciety in | !2Y, Sees ney, Ge eae eeu | SiPtenetern: : ca t 8.8. U aud sale of intoxicating liquors as a beverage in | men make © facilities for going to ‘owns twel lots. many control of thei: JOB ‘AGE, COME AND SEE US. id a me the territories of the United States and te the | Ligher court quibbles are reduced fo, | Dust until bo oy sliareredies. = mothers. —_ wh agi ‘aaailakes STEEL SERIKING HAMMERS, | District of Columbia. It provides that Bo per- | minimum. S27 Terre Haute now has house inwhich | An extremely rash youth tried to adopt a PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, “CSTAV KUHN, (iormerly Foreman tor F PAY BR oy fell, excheage rented to manufacture, import, |g ye on = F Comrnostenn | TOCkery # mysteriously mashed. silk hat and @ cigar for the first time, Thanks | ay g ! Gt eS ee ae & | tron, Rope, Afrfat® Pass" Si Gerber house for intodicsting liguare ts be tener ‘Deverage in | FOR S:,5W0.—Elizabeth. Dredge brousht eee | foneoe ret Bata eaees frre alaaeel as TO oe ory of the two LE = A Meh street. eC RR AND REPAIRER OF Pl “Gomes sesh setae peneiillh nott-im | Phe nesond erritories oF District of Columbia. | Yesterday inthe Courtof Queen's Beuch,Londou. | gg-a Paris lady war recently married in deep | 1st. . bee : se ane. IR trea Te | EB ttcond section ‘permits druggtete who are | agsitet Clinton Winans, wetzen ot theCuited | mig Paris ind limentary to the bridegroom, ‘The hotel clerks of New York WM, MASSE 4 St GS BATES, | Tegularly licensed dealers in poisons, medicines Termise o¢ masane pee for breach of 82-Very short ‘wedding tripe are in tashion | preparations tor a grand bail, whereat they tf Paaereea: XX ALE. x an le i \- " i a 1 Wi pt be \* hale ay & eo Clual and scientiic puryores abd the Senceects | mised by Winans faving tk aintiit ¢7.508, "| Just now, and very short engagements. be enabled to relax from the severity of their | J have a large and varted assortment, embracing | arts only; provided that they are labelled and Burvep € ‘uesd: the newest di be newest desig ; THE TEST IN THE MAKKET. a7 The President's isremarkable for | “Scie! positions and practice the ordinary ney which Lam offering at cost | marked distinctly, so that the buyer may be jrock. the Bouse co— Basten i lace mortala. nT: its thoror ond polite ness of commonp! Feige $150 ‘am, Pint Bottles She fpted | aware of what is purenucea. Sue Grugastars | Of9..W: Brown, at Bell's Valley, ttockvridge | gorDereeosee see eon: : 87-The Swedieh laborersat work on the Boe- | yi sh sale? the Lenitag Giaeett Stones, and by - ave made arrangements to have the Mational Patk hall sane? Coe Eomrae. | county, (Va.) was burned, turning the family | pag Dispatehes trom North Italy state that | 8% The Swe extension in Maine are consider. | ™*4eents. FOR FAMILY CSE. ‘open the first fee we have Fecord al 2 pendsee remade, to whom de- | out into the wet and cold nearly destince ses | beavy rave again swollen the waters of the | valuable PALMER & GREEN, VANILLA, SUSEPH L. SAVACR. irgred: Ac: The Penaity for violating the act | Comforts of Hie; The arene esate 0 river Po, and innundation ig feared. be By ot acquisition to the state DOUBLE VANILLA, Bov30-Im Corner Penn. avenue and Wth st. | is $4) tine for each otfens> and three months’ . a ie anarrow PAB EXCELLEN OR HIBE—Ten imprisonment, or three months’ additional im- COLATE, Edin ROE ERT CLEA AR’ SABTS. Ad- | prison ment in'default of payment; the seller to i vi Prince population. They are neat, tidy, fragal, and | 20% 1w 57 Green» street. Georgetown..D escape, but no one was injured. Estimated loss | 8% General Gideon J. Pitow was make an excellent class of citizens, BuOVasS. © : married at from £1,500 to $2,000.—alezandria ( Va.) Gazetie, | NW Orleans, on Wednesday last, to Mrs. P. D. MAILLARD'S PREMIUM CH BS : : ‘S7"lilinois has produced another besuti r tiytreeb. For sale at Mailised’s prices, in George's county, Md \ or apply = hirbie ae 2m. mare All the courts in the S7The number of emigrants who left Liver- ww rp Bergerac tab ideal irae’ gl Len a in =~ perso a of the Ree, TRE CAPITAL PUBLISHING COMPANY a = 7.8 ELL, corner 7th street snd Losisiaus ayenu: Yietrict and the board of pol.ce commissioners | pool during November exceed th: he pi deri Jennie Tracy, age eet sixteen, who is Pai te Be Wetg2 F strest. | “powae-ee MN ON GWM. CABEY, | are ewpowered to execute the law. Vious month by two thousand, "+ °f 2 Pre- | ehargeof murde oe town cf Eigins ne beads of stanere in the ieee gaa ibaa " i ine 839 aw ° 3 tee sell