Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1873, Page 1

> | 5 j Published Dally, Sundays excepted, | AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, | | Peunsylvania Avenue, cor. Ith St., a QB BVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COWPANT, BW. BATFE SIN, Prevtécat. te served: by carttere to TEE Rrieers ct Tea crsts Pun wREkor CENTS PER MONTH. Copies at the counter ‘Two Czxts each. By mai!—three mouths, 1.0; tz months, $3.00; one year, 5. WEEKL 'AR—Published Friday—9181 ay (ey Tavatiatly in advance, in both cases, apd than paid fer. BF Bates of advertivine furnished on application. YT ET A TS Vo. 41—N2. 6,260. SS —=—=—&—&_&_£_ EE Che Loening Star. WASSAINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1873. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. "AMUSEMENTS. ENING STAR. ALL'S NEW OPERA HOT SE. Ole Rye Whisky, < Se eee es Ww ‘Tons T. FOSD.....Proprictor and Manager. =a ou Fy Whisky, FA A Set! HRM EDS = ipa mye the ie On oe end : ashington News and Gossip. jaca Sadadcen fare PEERLESS QUEEN OF RLESQUE, Fine OM Rye Whisky, INTERNAL Revenve.—The receipts from this < LYDIA THOMPSO: Oid Rye Whisky ' : Lggine gic tip tars en ced Time OF Be ORY: Warrancet —} sOurce to-day were $248,300.29. Pure organiz in tae ure Tue Presipent bad a long interview with Secretary Richardson at the Treasury Depart- ment to-day. Sucretary Rovgson, who has been absent for the last two weeks, telegraphed to-day that he would reeurn this eve mre And Unalultercred, For General and Medwenal Use, ‘This is the article we have now sold Sot apward« of hve years with uiversal satisfaction: put upin large bottles at One Dollar per bottle, or Can be hud ‘any quantity. a . tice, that we will return tae money if this ky does not give eati#faction or prove as repre- w FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. | Avr BL CE BEARD. it. Apr 3 MATINEE, SATURDAY AT 2. ncing Sarurday iseion, 3) and al2” eaten ™ excel tatock of Calizornts Wines—P or rata eager - papaainerectet ae 1 Sherry, Angelica, Musestel, | tod Claret sis st ~S.4 sta FES EERR ESS ARE ERESL TOMAS. | | Kets bused CB 2rd Paported Liquo at Fort Sanders, ha: been detailed to accom- Se Sapir BIHOR NATTANS, Druggist. | any Professor Hayden’s geological exped In compliance with nnmerous requests to accom: ———_— through Colorado and New Mexico. cae pe ple of the cites ‘ | ON THE BREAKFAST. LUBCHEQN, DINNER : =e oa ee GRAND COMBINATION MATINEE AND SUPPER TABLED Ar Tne Wuite Hovse.—Senators Cragin ill be Lea & Perrins’ Wercestershire Sauce | 4% Patterson and ex-Senator Patterson had WEDSE Is INDISPEN©A BL: interviews with the Pre: lent to-day. NOON, April 16:h, A dete- P New York, : Jj : JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, tion from Winchester also called and had an AUTON RCRISSE Te serena of octtS-Jawly Agents for the United States, nerve us r penal ay +} Oren A Cera. Lirwt. CoroneLs TRANSFERRED.—At their HEST a | A Clergrman, while reciding tm South America, | own request Licut, Colonel John P. Hateh, of dlevate tothe Mat ace Sonly. aeeir | oa misstowary, discovered gale ahd “Rely Dasew, | the 4th cavalry, and Lieut. Colonel John A. OLN BALL, Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the | Curr. of the 5th cavalry, have exehanged pla» —* * in of disorders Drought on aud | Col. Hatch-g he oth . Cs LL'S FAREWELL SES 30N Vicious habite. Great numbers have been cared by | §,)ta,s4 801ns to the oth and Col. Carr to IN AMERICA. — ere. Ras — Sienna _ Mr. TR TeRsevrs reepectinily am gonnces ihe | the aMlcted and unfortunate, I will se1 acme CoLtoreD REcRvITS FoR THE West.—The Appearance wf the great Vio’ ge Virtue poe ap Ts Kier Neng “aarp ty Oe | dent of the mounted recruiting ser- * > ho needs it, Pr: a OLE BULL. — Miidrea” °°" SORE WMAN . soieath ation D, Bible Monse, IN TWO GRAND CONCE pes martt-ty Hew Wore ity, vice has been ordered to forward all disposable colores cavairy recruits at St. Louis depot to WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. RyENTNGS, | ==———— Fort Gibson, Indian Territory, for assignine Pie ib » fo the 10th cay h cers: will be ot js Ss. Wis ee a eutht ean ae : BALLS, &e. —| tHe « ENT ov Ecvapor having she fe young Atecrican Prib 2m Bowen Soprex ‘IRST GRAND LEVEE made application to the Treasury department e NOR FERR eT, JEFPPERSON CIRCLE, No. 3, for permission to coin their gold at the Phi the Poy Comiqne, and t B.U.(H PICA uelphia mint, the Attor ieneral decid a 1 Condi: etor, ‘ee the Treasury departme Mr. JOSEPH HAR ¥ DENCK. jthandtonN.W., | law to coin bullion for x a charwwe for resort : E Sowrie CL Mus ¢ §-0 = id -oainernarnaia htaintsent ss = QECOND ANNUAL BALL terday heard the cases of George W.and Jo- a * FOR THE BEBEF a eph W. Roseberry, Electra Hayes, Charles Raabe & oR THE EFIT OF Holland n Ma af a THE CHILDREN’S Hosp! L, T and nee Williar = mess — county, Virginia, and Rachel ©. Travers, of AT MASONIO TEMPLE, Alexandria county. FYENENGS ae <r B. Mallett, sup pr TUESDAY EVENIN THE CHEATEST ¢ COMBINATION a ahiededoin % architect of the ary, has retar: ON Pe indi ono sted his business south and west. ‘ bell for the .¢. Rebinstein position th Theo. Themas! WITH HIS TNKIV F SINTY erday, and th e Miiter ata moe Thursday » into th riation, and re regard mi 1g to be held z centlemar one lad LEPRESHMENTS BY CRUTCUETT. ant Tact 23.00 10 Mrs Mre a xt W ASHI NG TON THEATER Comrare (Bleventh street, south Pennsylvania sy-nuc.) ANOTHED p 3 SENSATION THE OOTY GOCTTY COMBINATION 1 to him. mae Govip Brerore TTEE.—Jay G e investigating committ night, and testitied that he money had been EW. THOM st of Mod awa ad Tweed, or that Tweed company spent t Ww Mise Frei Ox Tice Mr. 8.11. Kantinan Mr through Ses applied in 1 in the state. ( ive the names of any legi Remembered no payment o Barber. Much was charged on tae books fur ON Rerresit Dr. 8.€ Froc Mr. H. Semker ™ i 1 al expenses that went for other purpos-s. Mr Jone Davie his he called the India rubber fund. 1 a . Mr. Frank G z Was very cautious, and little definite L ROTHERS ; pe 3 se cues KIRALPY KIRALEY SIs mye Ee Gon was ot 1 at entire realty Tr » Poor, GRE VTEST HOWE) wiser AT Priccen THE GRE TROP GROW EV ERIN WASING ie wens Se mata eaten mS —— ptic such contribu- erda, dared ere - aa Charitably-disposed may wish to bring | Mestad A Feu Sr Tin st alt. irew betore daylight, withdrew berore daylight, dred dead and wouinled on the tich eight killed and lave many wounded. F houses were fired by the enemy’s shells and «l stroyed. Precautions have ewal of the siege ng to interruption of trains by the ins r- pamsh { has grantei a Bo. 439 7th strst, bet doors above Odd Fe i Paintings, Kegravings, Chrome LADIES’ GOODS. MISS McCORMICK, HB... PENNSYLVANIA AVENU west atvck” Paper Han w Frames: Picture Cris au fe ¥ hates. Pictures ‘Be nage. Nat! Sr TEENS C. im tae District Jeane remember «and Number. = te Wess temporary concession authorizing a line of UL BINDS OF Win openon (UF Stains steamers from Santander to Bayonne, (or By adress THURSDAY, Arai dru, He ee ae ee Botes by ‘large and att: = = whe Be tl nd ec BOND THE Prorosep Lease oF tux Northern oO. LD, BRASS, COPPER, Erc.. hich the epe ted, | CENTRAL RaiLRoap To THE PENNSYLVANIA B bone — asians, P arn house ag-tr ¢ L.— The meeting of some of the stock- eens 2 a A ane ine DEPOT ———=_| holders in the Northern Central railway, yes- ay aeaterct: ©? SUGENSTEIN, | STAMPING DEPOT, terday, developed that the opposition to the sropostd lease to the Pennsylvania Central 617 BevextH STREET, Range upon the question of money rather t SUMMER RESORTS. UMMEK BOARD. The OSBUEN HOUSE, Leesburg, ¥a.,icnow jor the accommodation of Summer Boarders. No upon any insuperable objection to the pro. he meeting was called to strengthen the y iwjunction against the lease, but it seem: that it will be likely to be withdrawn it Mr. Scott offers six per cent. or more for the L-ase. fetter __ Opposite Patent Omice. SELLING OFFI hb WA SELLING OFF! pains will be epared in the endeavor t m- AT CusT, TO DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP, A committee was appointed to consider and fortabie. {apt-lm"} JOAB OSBUR ov the entire stock consult upon the views of stockholders, and = — UF THE NEW YORK BAZAR, wake @ report to another meeting. 441 Seventh street, near SSeS Sep parma orcas mar?-tr ‘NO HOMBUG. Miss DiaNtT#a LevTiTt, @ milliner in Wau- ——. kesha, Wis., has just recovered $4,000 (rom 873 E LENZBERG & Co., Morris Cutler, a wealthy nerve. who had 5 and aay of won her heart then basely deserted her, after promising marriage. Cut toa is34. She claime 50,000 damages, but the jury put her off with less than one-tenth of that sui, notwithstanding that in one of her letters to the defendant, produced during the trial, she declared that he had caused her to hed enough tears to run a small-sized grist MILLINERY AND FANCY Goops, ‘at and below cost. ‘707 Market Space, _Jan30-#m _ between 7th and sh streets northwest. [*Poptes oF HUMAN HarR. GRAND BARGAINS AT MADAME ESTREN'S, GIS 13h sircet, second door from G stress. IRREGULALITIES IN THE MiculcaN LAND Ovrice.—An Associated Press dispatch says: the name and number. Cheap Varia, | An examination of affairs of the state land Swite Le, mons, Braids, Puffs, Frizzettes, ofthe | office of Michigan under the management of ao i and see oar uew stock before pur- | ex-Commissioner Edmonds, discloses the fact chasing elsewhere. decti-tr | that he has sold Ja ey abies” state to the amount of L FRENCH STARCH MEL was sold at nominal rates, and belonged to the best article in the world for doiug ap Linen or | United States, to the Chicago and Northwest- ‘usin. It imparts beautiful gloss to the fabric. | ern railroad, and to private fndividuals. PATIENCE CEASED TO BE A VinTUE.—The peace commissioners are disgusted with the Modoes, and have returned to camp. There is ra = To hope for peace. Huidle’s sauaw was sent oy yesterday to have one more which w’ G4 omansness: marvess: Bea | arotatty pete last’ “The Modocs’ Insist upon. waving Hot Creek and Cottonwood. The troops ng We hare ov hand a large stock of oo Sin. | #P¢ expecting orders to uiarch on the lava beds «| ste and Donbie Gilt, Covered, | 1M) Kinds of Sin- | a4 any moment. RUBBER, NICKEL, AND SILVER-MOUNTED HARNESS, of ont own make, which we are determined to sell at_very low ‘Sule agents for Hill's celebrate’ CONCORD HABNESS, of which bay ta fv oncord prices, Sistine Biss er tt Comet rien ‘TRUNKS and SATCHELS in great variety CEDAR TRUNKS, for protection against New FounpLanp AccerTs THE TREATY.—A letter from Newfoundiand to the New York Evening Post, dated April 1, says the House of Assembly bas by erwhelmi jority toaccept ‘Wasuington which have reference to Newfound- Tue Mormon Mission To ARizowa.—It is y kuown that Brigham Young will resign the Call and examine stock, presidency of the Utah Centeal and Southern LUTZ & BRo., | railroad, and the missionary com s2-tm_497 Fenn. ave., nest to Metional Hotel. | pany to Avineus. The Company will be 2 ~~ a are ‘22 Barwity WITH WHICH | the Southern Pacific wi promoted in. order to inerease iy emoves sag ae ‘330 ue hro' window of the second story of hi Bouse aud hanged himseit E XAMINE THE “ on GOLD SPECTACLE, yay 2 Tbh tue feet Bel tating S27 There has been a revolution in Panama in fre i La er Corresso. President Viera a prisoner, ci bdeMam sans merci Ont -Oe and herecben her tare whiskers because ‘ne H.W. HEMPLER, Opt. cian, ‘sono of te, color did_rot match that of her best dress. mas tr 1% stroct. | Retrnat bo 87" Mise E. Raymond declines to be a can- cakion . jidate ember of the board of eda in pptepuzap cS Sas pron and = se mk Bicom ington. [This = the new style of thing snd I,forcash, at the lowest market refer. papers. eh Sastns thelr cone a te BS - S7-A will made by a citizen of Amenia, who MANSHIP AND THE ELEMENTS OF OSE —CARBOLIZED HOSE, warranted to re- |" aicd thirteen years aco, has just been discorer- c. - year) edt, mi h to the ingest of those among whtm PYNAjsk, Akirasterice BOOK: | acd aha ALES itn 1 ee KEEPING taaght to individoale asecost_ [Rep&Chron_} Pennsylvania aye, | the property was divided. FISH CULTURE. THE DECREASE OF FOOD FISHES. THE CRUSE AND REMEDY. SALMON IN THE POTOMAC. A Talk with Prot. Baird the Govern- ment Fish Commissioner —Some- ing About the t Work He is Now Engaged in, Ete.. Etc. The subject of the decrease of food fishes on the sea-coast and in the lakes of the United States has received some attention by Congress, and two small appropriations have been made to prosecute the necessary investigation into the causes thereof, and to restock the rivers, if practicable. The work has made good progress, and several important experiments have been carried out, which prove that the propagat of food fishes of various species can be prose: cuted successfully, thus yielling a great ampunt of wholesome food, besides the pecuniary value of the trade; and furn'shing a la and boys with proiital jer the jo'nt resoluti February 9th, 1871 of Massachuse: by Mr. Dawes, cer F. Baird, thsonian In- Was appointed Government F joner by ident, and th stitution, Commis tleman zeal. The decrease of SHAD AND HER! and other rivers on the of the first subjects w! tion of Prof. Baird, and sulted in cone can be renewe POTOMAC coast was 0: h received the att 8 investigations idence that the su now actively en, he will be here next w his way south to begin work, He will start at some river in gia and will eo!) sapply of shad ove he will begin to batch vy the artitiviai and work north, se h restock the Poto shad seeks to revurn , and whe of birth to head putin at t to return to RFA ally speci is not given a chan: , the scines, gill net ‘ the river. tructions | deposit of the of it the fish persist in the > to get up a they are taken by the nets or as is often case the period to deposit the spawn e tore the reaches the aH the spawn is lost as above ’ for the SCARCITY OF FHAD AND HERRING IN THE Vo- TOMAK is that the clearing and ¢ bordering on its uncer waters has ser the water muddy and i This is biy an erroncous idea, how ise of deere y fered by the Baird is of the ivation of ti fessor, that the w be wade to yield more fuel, acre fur acre the land. Prot. Baird.— tive sere for ¢. as the herring and sha For instance, ’ < ot ls gon the lower P fomac, and the neighboring one hundre of water, and you will tind that the prov the water w bsist many more persous Uian that of the land. Aud you see we are not requ r- ed to feed the fish; therefore the care needed to secure the products of the water is not as great as that of the land. Suppose the shad al come up ‘n the abundance ¥ a bundr a@ Pa! their ocd? “They came up then ina si gud will 10 dowb< do so again. This shows that they do uot get their food supply from the rive water is more pro: you come to su the provi -—There is a movement on foot, Prof sor, to <stablish large cotton and woolen m ae afactorics at the Great Falls; now what t will those establishments have on the tis? Won't the dye-stul® and debris 4.11 them or drive them of? Prot. B.—Oh, no; I anticipate no such trouble with the shad and herrin THE BLACK HA may probably be driven out or killed, but the mills would not hurt the other fish the short timc,they stay here to spawn, unless it sho! be by dams across the river, which the fis id not ascend, but these dams could be ove. ome by fixhways. If wecaropen the upper Poto- niac tyshad and herring we shall have plenty herea:ter. Rep.—The upper Potomac can be open them by fish-ways at the Little and Falls. Prof. B.—I don’t know. Lam goi in a -ew days tomake an examinatio find these ways are necessary I will try ww have them rected. Kep.—But few shed gei above the Litt'e now, and those when the river is very Iigh. Prot. B.—Yes. There are but few sh: 1 the Little Falls I believe. If we can oj» upper Potomec to them we shall have a supply plentiful enough to allow a seine every quarter of a mile on the river. Prot. Baird then spoke of the : has attended shad culture in the end Hudson rivers, as the most satisfactory evi dence of artificial culture. A few years ago mm the Connecticut river the shad became so scarce that they were worth from 59 cents to $1 each in the New York markets. The artitic process of ———% | was commenced about five years ago, when half a million of young fish were put in the river, and the number inercased every year until 1872, when NINETY-ONE MILLIONS OF YOUNG SHAD were putin. In 1871, the frst year that it was expected au increased supply of fish could be taken from the eggs put in three years before, there was an immense number of shad caught, and in 1872 they were a perfect drug, being <o plentiful as not to bring more than $3 a hun- dred in some instances. People were not pre- pared for the increase, and, therefore, the catch was not utilized as much as it might have been. This year there will probably be enough taken to supply one quarter of the United States. SALMON, now the most costly fish and most sought after, economically is less important than theshad and herring, as these are more widely distributed, multiply faster, and of course furnish a greater amount of food. Last year the appropriation made by Congress did not become available un- til after the Ricscoek ieee oe do much towards hatching shad. was ‘ime, hewever, ‘or the salmon, and Prof. Baird, after aconsultation with prominent fish cult: - iste, to supply of eggs a8 from tp California was rather late last to seeure a fall supply of eps"; and besides some troub'e was eapotenced in finding the spawning locai- ity, how to pack and transport the eggs, & About 18 000 eggs only were secured, and they were sent to the establishment of Dr. Slack, in New Jersey, where seven or eight thonsani were successfully hatched, and turned out to be fine vigorons young fish. They were put im the Snsquehanna at Harrisburg. Had the effort t btain the eggs in California last year been sac. cessful, it was the intention of f. Baird to put a quarter of a million of young «almon in the Potomac. All the arrangements to secur at least three millions of eggs next fail have been made, and next spring we will have that tine fish introduced here. The Sacramento salmon is much larger than the eastern or Europea: salmon. sometimes attaining a weight of £9 0 70 pounds; but the flavor is not considered * fine asthe smaller or eastern salmon. It he« had the reputation of not rising toa fy, an! therefore afforded no particular SPORT TO THE ANGLER. This 's a great mistake, as in the headwaters of the Sacramento river they take the fly readily nd rare sport. . ity tn making their w Fails, as they Nienlarly. y up both ¢ can jump v A difficulty in ther in Germany was against a suces it requires a temperature of 40° to doth while hatching and transporting the ¥ ish. The agent, sent to Eu ive enough in Bre hich they were transporte €, aml the re: DIED ON THE WAY. thus poisoning the packing Out ort young I these we ~ent to the establishment of Dr. Slack, Jersey. Prot. Baird, however, is pron renewal of th ters of a mitlio in Germany Y plist on the P periment was ualf million of young fish were hatehed distributed in various rivers in Maine, New Vermont, Massach N it is known the ary to the @ examined the ste anon Toseapic seale of a wing of au They trom th t ey are mise their hodies covere n spoke a sand food of the sa that th y will live ge body of : led by the lakes. minute crusta esas wellas in the sea. 1 almon will not be used f th than the James river, of Virg' Stoo warm for cality. The salmon, sh: only fish worth Lut yet not te be made profitable for the mass THE RLACK BASS Potomac, ong of the delicious fish taken, aftords excellent sj ort to the angler, but its cultivation as a te would hardly be profitable. For the so rivers, Prof. Baird thinks abont atl be o restock them with shad and he.ring, ww in that section to inquire ints ot exact condition the fist w of beginning the work of art where they are searcest. Th tive point ix to get the shod int the Mississippi valley. In 1 yb agation 5), and this will be the riyers with saimon some attent are now 1} iT New England states yraised in some o! Cie and Prof. Baird thinks he will have no difficulty in supplying all r formerly occupied by them. The mu ton of both shad aid herring in the » waters is practicable; but when they go neither returns until the age of maturity is reached and they ly to spawn. The tomae herring are far superior to the sp» known asd ep sea herring, but are so with us that we hardly appreciate th At first shole matter an experiment. but little being known beyom the geners! principles of natural history #< 1) the habits of our important food tish, ant we were very deticient in statisties, and the goes trouble lias been to get reliable much has been gained by exp, Prof. Baird utilizes every demonstration He docs not ask for a larger appropriation he can use successfully on the work very satistactor the amount above named. Quite a large num- ber of shad eggs will be obtaired from the Con- necticut river this season, and they will be used to stock the western waters. Several hundred HLousand young shad. were put in the Leai- waters of the Mississippi river last year, the appropriation becoming available just in time to secure some for that section. Most of the work last vear was merely preliminary, but now it will be followed up with good effect. —__—_—-.0e--— How Tuy Grr Over It—An 4 ection in Wall S The Uireatening indict- mcut of persons lending mouey on Wall str at rsurious rates is developing new ca in the enterprising borrowers and cs. Several of the latter are making restitution of their unlawfeal gains, and many of the former have discovered a method by which they can tall the money they want at lawful interest. his is the way it work: Mr. Brown—Say, Joncs. I'll bet you $79 you won't lend me $ for two days ati perc per annum. Mr. Jones (stroking his mnstache and musing —T'il take that bet. I'll lene vou the $10,000. Att Brown—Lostagain, by Jove! Here's the ers ter N. B.—Fifty dollars is exactly the interest on $10,000 for two days at x per cent.— . AN AGED GENTLEMAN in Kansas City, Mo., received a letter irom agentsof one of the ~«d dling lottery schemes, stating that by sending $10 he would receive @ gift of $23,000. The old ntleman replied that it was unnecessary for jim to send the $10, as they con!d deduct that amount from the $25,000, He added that he would be satisfied to allow them #25 for their trouble, and that if they would send him $24,965 he would call it square: pet i Wuere 1s TwEEp?—The sergeant-at-ai the New York legislature arrived in ow York city yesterday to arrest Jay Gould, William M. Tweed and J. B. Dutcher, with | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR, This Afternoon’s Dispatches, ASSOCLATED PRESS REPORTS, potest rast from Europe To-day. SERIOUS ILLNESS OF THE Pe Loxpox, April 12.—Dispatenes from Rome Tep.ecnt the iliness of the Pope as serious, the disease trom which be is suffering, being rheu matic fever, accompanied by an ulcerated leg On Thursday his condition was the cause of much anxieiy at the Vatican. The usnal ter services in the Catholic churches through out Engtand will be cartailed in conseqaenee of ness of the Holy Father. DINNER BY NINISTER Benin, April 12—Hon. George the American minister, yesterday . at dinner Herr Lasker, a member of tue Prus n diet, who at the last session originated th: inquiry into the allezed corrnp railway concess lied TSHERIES. governm = nd to prey reaching % stationed a naval Frglish fist veesels from ex yond the pre.criled Lim!te. CARLISY ACCOUNT OF TA Y Pants, April t says the Carlists n troops to rei The Carlists themsel they abs. rison a different the attac not fight on Good Fr they intend to return Don Carlo attack on Puig awaited the res BATTLE WITH Tee CONSTANTINOP arred near thi nggiers v Say and T Several persous were kill of the Goodrich m + Mrs. Meyers hat never talks. DEATH OF AN anks o* orning chang wa crease in legal tend Railroad Les « > AL yesterday passed. w confirming the ~aie tanooga railroad Eastern railroad cor with amendment, s¢ dorsed railroad bonds, are of thirty years’ 7 per cent. » straight Ponds in lieu thor one thousand straight t th amendment, f the Alabam and ¢ the obligations of t exceed eight million be concurred in mou whose liabilities wi nearly thirty m’ railroals. The ads surrend 1 ° ructive + April ‘and hem re, and was Mutual, ot Si ml Farmers Tutus : Commercial 5 New Exchange, of New York, $3,000; lesmens’, of New York, 52 ‘Authra o E 5 it Union, of Phil nas stables, 1 Loss, $29.06 New York. "The fire originated accidentally the drying-room of the m Ar Puraperraia, Aprii . Del awate, yesterday, James Bush, sonot Dr. L. P. Bush, of Wilmington, while trying to bit: from a tellow student, clambered to the top « the college cupola, by means of the tice work. On ascending a second time 0» the slats Inoke and he feil to the root thence to the ground, @ cistance of fifty-ive feet. His injuries are very serious. His re y isdovbtiul. 2.—Mexico City advic: watist and Porfiristas parties tive powertul opposition to the . nd have adroitly seized upon the g faction at the administration fo: railroad policy. ¥., April 5 the water in the Black river at this pi touched the \ighest point that bas been rea since ihe dl-astrous flood No di fr now Apprebet: d two feet. mess Coming toa Head. —A lava-bed camp ‘is ; General Gillem has seut wort to Captain Jack that he does uot propose to leave Uiat region until he takes bim and his tribe with hin. .\nother week will probably settie the Modoc diffiealiy. The Condemned Man. Heury Fraelich, Kocuester, April 1.—The general term o: the supreme court, in this city to-day, affirmed the judgment in the case of Heury Fractich, convicted of murder in Syracuse. The pro” ceedings baye been remitted to the court of oyer aud terminer of Onondaga county. Snow in Phil: PaiLapetrua, April | all tue . it has been rain- more ng. Large snow flakes wore ng at uine o'clock. At Bethlehem, Pa., snow fell this moruing three inches deep. Child Burned to Death. Parkexseves, W.Va, it 12.—The dwel- ling occupied by Plulip meyer was de. stroyed by fire last night, and a son of Mr Val- Ae ® years, perished in the ti cines. S7-A would-be suic'de in ; ade eae Sea a ae ng inid by their For Ty JOAQUIN MILLER. 1 would some things were dead and bh! ‘Were dead buried as deen ash With recollection dead @ w | And resurrection God-ferbid.—| td + His pictare bangs upon my 6a Among sme favorite bards, an! all Excepting Byron fade away Before my favorite of to-) His poems are so wildly grand, So g'orious'—from a blazing brand F erce-darted! ont imio the might Flash down on us shary eas No sickly sentiment is bere, No stuf; with just as little fear As be, with dregger © et That “reckiess blood at Kivas He w. ite: of men, of women, lowe He handles pething wth a glove. He does not buh to tel! his deeds, Though you can see that his great heart blecd= Stuck by keer memorirs and deep stang By thoughts of what he did when young. And wild and reckless caving not Whether remembered or tor got Ficree, hot hin youth was, ..er-bred When throug. Franc '*co's Golden-Gate He followed, as his fancy tet To the land wacre Walke And buried alone in the barr Het gtave accursed Of this brave e dead man t wd be os HOt ashamed ¢ I say it i* grand to have sach a criend As Joaquin M now lics dead ng sand, ut for the has Tothe man that was shot leaving m . rend, Di-heonor, and blacks When Miller is dead As he saysot Walker, w Curse him, abase b heap on him ti Disg 4 you will, bat—He was a Boow 3 Jous Meway & Wasurtxeron, April Frincorat Conuress.— There i= ay that the nt partie eul have an ¢ r ¢ Fpiscopal chur ‘ thetr respective th. ntending ty c direct way t Bish ose th urch shall mec claiming to have a pro elder to spp dir. preaching since the have dechled to ify Saunders that ial board say that removal, the course, AFA! ng-house of t's \ Roads, & n MeDonat punty, was ent wilh tks conten We have not ww We understand the y Sf T—A division ance hast. sor Temper- Great F was opened ounty, on Satur xt David il. Bouic. A number Rockville division were present pened with 14 meap! them —Rockrifle Sentine TRE BROOKLYN Av lieved reputed husb: said to know her ame and con her history, and are actively search thought to be cone woman's recover is probable Five Hexpeep A Not less than five hund besieged the new colle: cluding se gations of colored mon. headed by man. All were courteously rec w Booth. aud thelr ap and promise Exeration.— men, wo: eH Virginia, bat principall Md.,and Chartesto * lett their homes on ¥ Of about 15) persons, from Maryiawt A MEAVY GALE at Wheeling, West Virginia, yesterday afternoon, blew of & portion of the Too! of the nail warehouse, together with oneend of the walls, thirteen inches thick. Jt also blew down @ portion of Bradley's woolen yand prostrated a number of telegraphic poles. ——— ec AX AMERICAN DENTINT, in Paris, has eloped With an artiste of the Folies ‘Drawstiyecs tak ing all his money with him and !aving bis wite and twochildren in the deepest distress. The American colony has opened a s belalt of Whe unfortunate lady. 87-A bill to sell eges by woight was ¢> in the Massachusetts legixiature, ‘hyve mem ber* of the house voting Im fuvar ott. oy franes were paid to Ger- on ‘is. ‘The returns arc decided iy wae 80 ‘that bet at eS oke mates