Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1873, Page 1

. EVENING STAR. | Published Daily, Sundays Excepted AT TNE ST UILDINGS, Pennsylyania Avenue, cor. Lith St. Bs TRE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CONP*™, Ss. BM. BAUR PY y carriers to = aie ING STAR is served by ts ey Cry nt Re oertthree months, §1.20; Sane year, #5 LY STAR—Pabliahed Pridar—@1.90 ioiak fy in ndcnuce, im Doth eaeee, aid VS. 42—N2 6,343 DRY GOODS. ‘HEAP DBY GOOD a EPUOTIONS TN ORDER TO CLOSE oes “er OUR ENTIRE STOCK. SPECIAL NOTICES. Figs Old Ree Winey? Fiae Old Kye Whisky, Five Ou Rye Wiss. E Ito 96. Fioe Old Bee Whisky? Ww LACES S reduceit to @6. ne Whisky, ee LACE = bi Fine Old Bye Waisky, BS “ ‘“ it WARRANTED WARRANTED” Wannaxted St ae sett ahve wa” 2. FORE ane Unt eewnare PURE cA t a ULTERATRD, Caw Ne ee Meductnal Use. Bor General and This ts the article we bat of five years wi s + below coat. Bocas TEM BROTDERLES reoatyed to-day on is yf. ROLLY: a 5 Te now sold for upwards iversal satisfaction; put up in ith large béttles at One Dollar per bottle, or can be had | in any quantity. B/N tice. that we will return the money if this Whisky does not give satisfaction or prove as repre- septedby os he BAkearns m DRY Goops. As the store I ocenpy isto be torn down, Iam SELLING MY ENTIRE STOCK excellent stock of California Wines—Port, ngelica, Muse: ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER AND SUPPER TABLE, FOR LESS THAN COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS Lea & Perrins’ Worcestershir 18 INDISPENSABLE. J. W. ALLEN, JOHN Di AN’S SONS, New York, Corner th and Market Space, OctlS- Jawly ase the United States." Washington, D.C. = or DRY GOODS vit ft PEESS GOODS, CHEAPER AND SELECT EXCURSION THAN EVER, oF THE GEORGETOWN HIBEKNIANS TO ST. INI- TO REDUCE STOCK. OE edi LOOKOUT AND —— APHAKE FINE GOODS SHES. cB BAY, SATURDAY. AUGUST 2p, 1873. Steaner LADY OF THE LAKE wi High street wharf at7 p.m.,sharp, and 6th ha at 10 8 m., returning a.m. A brass'and string’ Me 5 Band bas becti engaged for the occasion. T.- com AT LOW PRICES. mittee will spare no effort to make tha cecasion en- 1015 avd 1020 7th street northwest. joyable to all their friends and patrons "6, $3; lady's $3: children fi y for Demorest’s Patterns. iy Positively limited; to be had bers of the committee, and at Wm. Cary’ hstreet and Louisiana avenue. Bor sta fiekets apply to B. B. Talbot, No. 6% D. F. ROBERTSON, Chairman. Selling off to Close! GALNT JOHN'S CLUB—SECOND EX! 1 Ss TQ POINT LOOKOUT. Se The Steamer Lady of the Lake will leave ber Wharf, foot of 6th street, on SATUR- DAY EVENING, July 19, at loo'cle = Point Lookout AS WE INTEND TO CLOSE OUR PLACE OF BUSINESS ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF AUGUST, lay, the 2ist,at5a.m, a can the’ different Mosonie balls, of of the beat, or any of the managers, Btat rooms from W. L. Sears, 11th and i ia F streets. iyle6i JAMES GUILD, Secretary. i a "PO (CE MMN'S ASSOCIATION MAE ALTERATION TO SUIT THE FIVE THEIR FIRST AN PAL PIONTO, NEW GRADE, AT SEVENTH STREET PARK, HURSDAY, Jury 247m jy 10-t25th™ WILL SELL UNTIL THAT TIME, _ AMUSEMENTS. Coece SUMMER GARDENS: Adjoining “ Theater Comeque.” OUR ENTIRE STOCK or FIRST CLASS OPEN AIR ENTERTAINMENT. COOL, AIRY, DELICIOUS, FRAGRANT. A Rural Retreat in te Heart of a Dusty Cily. MIRTH, Mestc axp Noventr. Miss LOUISA BLISS,KITTY ROWELL.BELLA GURDON, FANNY DAVENPORT MINNI HALL, LACKA GRAHAM. BRANDS SISTER: Db GOS, JIM FOX, R. J. BUCKLEY ana FAMILY rform Ev “ hig ESDAY and SATURDA ONS this week. P. S-THE LOWEST PRICE WILL BE : —— —_ NAMED AT ONCE. Op No {On Exhibition and Sale) Naw No. Tru Br ae Tru Sr. § MARKRITER'S, 5 No, 4397th strect, betwcon D and 'R streets, eight doors above Od! Fellow’ all. ~ Choice OH Paintings, Eugravings, Ohromos, 2c. Also, largest stock ‘Paper Hangings, Wind w Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords aud Tas- scl, Binge, Nails, &c., in the District. wo TraMs Casit. 7" Please remember Name and Number, jel-ly" Ald KINDS OF CAST-OFF WEARING aP- PAREL can be sold to the very best wivantage by adurees'ng or calling on J * 649 D street, between 6th and 7th n. w. Notes by mail promptly attended to. Uaeh paid. 113 D GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, Erc., ORG pt fate prices for a ‘how ork ous! Househoid Fi 7 ht and sold. jotes by ti Uy AUGENSTEIN, pa De able Dry Goods AT AND BELOW CosT, AND NO HUMBUG ABOUT IT. A. GODDARD, 905 SEVENTH STREET, jyiett ew Doors Above I Street. R*42 AND PROFIT: decline in price of DRY Owing to the recent het GOODS, &c,,we are ‘Ww offer Great; Indacements to Cash ere. We ment f oF geod: jon Paris Kids, 68c, on, Kida, 75c. 16) bowe French Woven Corsets, 75 Be. il promptly attended 1 403 Peaueyivania avenue. at and * peons”” and * Glove-fitting Corsets, very cheap. = sched Cotton, We. paces lohales of the best makes, in- cluding the Boaver and Buffalo brands, trom 2c, > Prints, 8¢.; Lawn Robes from 93.40 up. Ladies’ Underwear aud Gente’ Shirts at manufsc- cess _ a poone bs purchased prior te an exam!- nat ar stuck. ‘en of OSE S<E- BRODHEAD & CO., SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! Je28-8m__ 1205 F street, between 12th and sth. LADIES’ GOODS. CAgSI ERE sciTs, (TW E5TY PER CENT. DiscoUNT. Oabsin eRe seit P M. WILLIAN I commence selling at the above disconnt on ONDA, June @, and continue to July 2, his entire stoc! Ladies’ and Obildren’s Dresses, Liama Pointe, Sacqres. aad Capes, eer peak baneect elt kinds, Bonnets and Bound Hate, een bees WHITE DUCK surts, WHEY DUCK SULTS, ; WHITE DUCK SUITS, of 10 por cont. will bo al- peas WN LINEN SUITS, meshes tn plete Sqares. BROWN LINEN SUITS, M. WIGLIAN, 907 Pa. ave. | BRUWN LINEN BUITS, TUCK SKIATS for 35 ce TRO Market Space. i25 " MISS MeCOK MICK, ALPACA COATS, ALPACA COATS, ALPAOA COATS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, LIGHT CASSIMERE PANTS, Has constantly on band « fine assortment of IMPORTED BONNETS, STRAWS, CHIPS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, Ac., all of the newest Ladies OA PS and OOIF- FURES jpet recet aster ") RE, LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES UITS, solitng at reduced prices, at SHELLER'S, 719 Market Space. EAD AND SAVE YOUR MONRY. Ladt® who have Hair Switches that have faded from us cam uave them restored to ‘natural shade in superior manner. We have ery large assortment of @1 Curis; long and haudsome Bwitches very cheng. Now Ys the thme to buy at A. STRAUS MADAME ESTEAN'S Halr Factory, 619 18th st, : > ear G street. amet REE BALB SWITCHES. Price. 99 eel ing for POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, _- . HELLER 8, 715 Market Space. S74MPING DEPOT, 617 SEVENTH STREET, Oprosite Patent Office. 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and 11:b Streets, Three Doors from Eleveath Street, Es eD FRENCH STARCH ENAMEL = th. best ie in the world for dotng fp Linen or Bin sit imparte « benuital gions to fabric. F SOS2. © sal> by Grocers SUNS BURBHAM 4 00., Manutactarers, SPADUSEST IG ESR ees NoINGs, 160 West Lombard street, BRORAVIN' jale-ly Baltimore, Maryland. ay Ee , ee, = n Consequence ‘now in SOUND FEET wT TORE eo hold my stock over, I AND FESOURED BXBRCISE | offer tet COBE for J. ROTHROOK. in the open str and waustiees ‘the Dest pre- me servatives of Doth physical and meutal health, sud | _Je23-) $23 Bent usefulness and coneea' Jel __-_ 683 nh crest, opposite P-O._ pentane of perso coms trom far and near toviee | MARR? RACTICAL TRUNEEER BES Hire, the oll taoen, Ouirgpaaits Wo. MANUFACTORY. Bry, Yosbington, D. U:, for relief from Corns, Bun- | ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE! feot;aud ‘eivise ao to suitable Siting cheese TRUNES Sallef, ana Sven fa 2 py TF REPAIRED AND COVERED. feet JAMES 8. TOPHAM & CO., tion. es there ts with Corns ‘ Hann, DLE AND TRUNK MANO- oy Bunices by wine ansifeureme, oe thor uneait B55, SADDLE ANI inieemere, ea Ho. 429 SEVENTH STRERT, economy 2 and heslth. ‘Rext to Od4 Fellows’ Hall, ‘i —T of IN vice or any nina of tales, Seses? dau’ pie | Hive tanto cod choice stock of goods tn thet hao: wag, Boots, meds 0 becw ‘and @, south. Ni ‘? i Onc 96. B. BBE EVENING STAR. “Washington News and Gossip. InTERNAL REVENvE—The receipts from this source to-day wure $336,329.88. A PxNITENT from Hampton, Va., to-day in- creased the conscience fund by a contribution of 820. RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.— The President bas accepted the resignation of Second Lieut Ulysses G. White, 4th cavalry, to take effect on the Bist inst. Finer Lrevt. James M. LANcasrer, % ar- tillery, has, by direction of the President, been detailed as professor of military science and tacties at the Bishop Seabury mission, Fair- bault, Minnesota. Orrostne THE Hovse For TRE Britisn Le- GatTion.—In the British House of Commons yesterday, M. Ryland gave notice that when the clvil estimate came up for consideration he ; should move to throw out the appropriation for building a house for the British Washington. PAUL DABLOREN, son of the late Rear Ad- miral Dahlgren, has been appointed by the Presktent consul-general resident in the city of Rome, Italy. Mr. Dahlgren is a graduate of the United States military academy. He will sail with his wife from New York to-day in the steamer Abyssinia. ““Trat Lost Boox.”—pne of the antedilu- vian relies of Noah's ark, who does penance in the Navy department as messenger, and whose body, by the weight of years and official bur- dens, has almost assumed the shape of a shep- herd’s crook, this morning found the lost order book of the Navy department. The enterprising news gatherers were at once notified of its re- covery. It is aug ested to fasten it te Dr. MeNary’s desk with a log chain, and label it “*poison,” to prevent thos¢ who are not ac- quainted with its harmless contenis from again taking it off. The finding of the volume’ en- ables us this afternoon to present the usual list cf interesting naval literature. NavaL Orpers.—Lieut. Edward Wordman to the Worcester; Lieut. George W. Tyler tothe coast survey steamer Hassler; Lieut. Edward K. Moore to the Portsmouth, now at Honoluln, Sandwich Islands; Lieut. K.'B. Bradford to the Wabash, European station; Master Wm. P. Day tothe Wyom: Master J. D. Adams to the coasteurvey mer Hassler. Detached—Lieur. Frank Wildes from the navy yard Boston, 1st Angust. and ordered to the Weowing: Lieut. Commander P. FP. Harrington from the Pen: cola, south Pacific station, and erdered to ro- home and report arrival; Lieut. Comman- . C. Wise from the Wabash, European and ordered to return home and report Lieut,Commander M. L. Johnson from ft, and P ymca on Very from European station, and ordered nd report arrival. PERsonat.—Col. David C. Cox, penston agent for the District of Columbia, and Mrs. Cox, left for Ohio last evening, to be abSent a couple of weeks. ----Capt. Eisendecker has been appointed nayal attaché of the German legation in this city. --** Delos It. Ashley, late member of Cong from Nevada, died in San Francisco yester +++ James H. Saville, chief clerk of the Treasury department, has gone to New York. -+--Gen. John Eaton, com- missioner of education, will deliver an addreas before the New York State Teachers’ associa- tion, at their twenty-eighth anniversary at N. Y., on Thursday evening, the 24th Senator Matt. H. Carpenter, of Wis- consin, had an extended interview with the Secretary of the Nav: ed **** Secretary Belknap left for Cape May this morning on the 7:30 train, He will retura on Adora next. ++ Mr. Frederick Douglase was the principal er at & Givil-rights celebration at Elmira Thugsday evening. ‘TH Mopoc Comuission.—The following is the ofticial order detailing the Modoc commis- sion, received at the War department to-day : Hea irters Dep't of the Célumbia, legation at arrival; the Wyoming, Ist of Aug: waiting orders; Master Edward We the Shenandoah, to return home Field, Fort Klamath. Oregon, guse 30, 1873. Special Orders, No. 1.—A military commission is hereby appointed to meet at Bort Klamath, Oregon, Tuesday, July Ist, 1873, at 10 0'el a. Mm. OF a8 soon a8 practicable, for the trial of the Modoc chief known as —— ay Jack and such other Indian captives as Detail for the commission: brought before it. Lieuf. Col. Washington L. Elliott, ist cavalry: or dohn Mendenhall, 4th artillery; Cay! Rol Ts Pollock, 2d infantry; Second Lieut. Geo. W. Kingsbury, i2th infantry, Major N. P. Curtis, judge advocate U.S. A., is appointed judge ad vacate of the commission. Should any of the officers named in the deta! be unable to attend, the commission will never- theless proceed PA and continue the business before it, provided the number present be not less than the minimwm prescribed by law. The commission will sit without to hours, Jerr. C. Davis, Col. 23d infty, Bvt. Major Geft’l command; -W. Clay Woop, Ass’t Adj’t G. DEATH OF A PROMINENT MARYLANDER.— Colohel William D. Bowte died at “Belletield,” pooh wena ig bap) beter iy 9 Beal mH terday morning, in the seventy- r of his ay yy had bese in bad health since che death of Mts. Bowie, sme three months ago, and tor the past three weeks had been suffering from &@ partial paralytic attack, affecting his lower extremities, fe had only recently removed to the country from his residence in Baltimore. Col. Bowie occupied a prominent position in the state senate during the administration of Gov- ernor Pratt. His tuneral took place to-day from his residence at Bellefield, after which the re- mains were carried upon a special train to Fair View, the old family residence of his sen, ex- Governor Oden Bowie, where the body will be interred. The funeral was attended by the offi- cers and board of directors of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad company, of which he was one af the most active members up to the time of hig death. Wassrncron’s HgapquaRTers.—Some time ago speculators in Jersey obtained control of the property at Morristown, on which stands the luilding used by George Washington during the Jersey revolutionary shmpaiga. Governor Thegdore F. Randolph purch: the old baild- ing and adjoining grounds in behalf of himself, ex-Congressmau . Halsey, General N. Norris Halsted and Mr. W. Van Vieck Lidergood, at the same time soncungng as their intention to rexerve it for the si The New Jersey Historical — resolved to repurchase the historic place aud hold it forever asa repository for relics of the iUustrious Father of the coun- try aud his associates. The executive and finance committees were also authorized to issue 500 shares of stock, at #100 each, in the namé of the ‘Washington Assogjation of the New Jersey Historical ‘iety. fac: Bremen tnierne dec bo Cuwa’s Eurggor Inscrts Tae Foren Drrromatic Conps.—The Emperor of China uted an audience to the diplomatic body at ‘ekin on the 29th of June. 8 ambassador of Japan was received first, and had a separate interview. When he had retired the ministers nited States, Russia, Great Britain, and the Netherlands entered the pres- encein @ body. M. De Viangail:, the Russian mini , and dean of the: nomatle corpe read jdress to the emperor {n French, which M. ‘eter of th ry Chinese. Each minister credentials on s table in front of mperor delivered an address to the Pekin Gazette, was iting by the.andience, — DesTRoyeD BY LIGHTNING.—A barn ir'Upbana wetine Wrederich center Mace? in Urbana y |.» COB taining about 1,000 bushels > Was struck by lightning yesterday, and with its contents tarabes reported ihe bars a as well protected surance re} ie was (2) by lightning rods. Ax Insayx Keerze oF THe Imsaxz—Dr. lunshio saptem’as Lantaton ke ‘oomnitved a a oat ie with ‘morphine last night? Laopaite the supposed canse. TEE ConoNATION of Oscar and Sophia as yester- Kt n of Norway took place davet mane the ancient capital. ae a ly ‘THERE are 32 gra of the order of Patrons of Husbandry in California. -A convention of the order is being held at Napa, in that state. Po ice bP of U. toward San Bedro. = MMi Of Asche Ip TSE SHAH Will visit Constantinople on his way home. Two HUNDRED APACHES have surrendered to Lieut. Babcock at their reservation. The Udderszook-Goss iy. A REMARKABLE CULMINATION OF CONSRIRACY special corres- nt at the scene of the recent murdef in THE COLLEGE REGATTA. The University Race. AW EXCITING CONTEST—ZALE FIRST, WESLEY- a TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR This Afterncen’s Dispatches, get at frevh and toterecting information ti #2- men Face, 60 Sanat ct | ASSOCIATED PRRSS REPORTS. fardto the circumstances and incidents attend- confront tg mews Ante Fes a Soy ped remarkable tragedy. ‘acon ae bed made by the of hisinterview with the ‘accused, Udderzook, | Committee of the Uni Associa- tion, to whom had been r~ in the'Weet Chester jail he says that Udderzook | ining to the regartan Gate oe Ses poss yes nervous when informed that the referee's boat atthe int, it was found in murdered man was sup) to be Goss, and | that no gun had progetto with which to| ance; Berges, minister of justice; Matzonove. that hi tion was greatly increased when | #76 the © gral notifying the various crews to | minister of interior; Gonealez, war; Ovideo, {0 him various points of the elr- | pet into position. 1t was, therefore, fouvd ne ine; Polonea, colonies. Inthe Cortes the erence wtih bears 0 heavily | essary to use the refe stedmer, which had | vote for president of the council of ministers stood 119 for Salmerun, and 93 for Pi Y’Mar- which Udderzook spoke of a thousand dollars gall. to be made, was again mentioned, and Udder- zo0k once more repeated that it was ogly meant asan invitation to Rhodes and his Yamily to come to Baltimore and engage in legitimate business. This seems to be a very unsatis- faetory explanation when it is remember that Udderzook distinctly alluded to the mone: being made in one day and by one operation. The prisoner is probably still ignorant of the pertection of the chain of evidence which is wound abouthim. That chain was made still stronger yesterday by the identification of the remafns as those of Winfield Scott Goss by the witnesses who knew him well in Baltimore, and were shown the mangled body, which had been onee more exhumed for that purpose. The ring found in the earri: was most positively recog- nized by Engel, with whom Goss Iived for soma time previous to his alle; death, and there now seems to be nothing lacking to inculpate Udderzook as the murderer, or to prove that his vietim was Goas. As we are advised by our latest dispatches, there are still other strange disclosures to be made. The trial of Udderzook will be commenced at West Chester on the 27th of October. CHOLERA TELBGRAMS.—Advices from Mount Vernon, Ind., report that the choleras believed to be abating in that place. It has almost dp- populated the town. All the people who could fe away have left. The banks and business ouses are closed, and the town seems without inhabitants. Every person in the place had cholera symptoms, and in some large families only two members are left. There seems to be no apparent cause for the ravages of the epi- demic, as the city is clean and one of the high- est po'nts between Evansville and Cairo. Six [tagline — lesb bean at ees; Ohio, duri © forty-eight hours ending yes- terday, and they cond ‘ailthose of Hollanders | doin Columbia, Wesleyan and’ Amherst were recently arrived. Physlcans says these deaths | about on even terms, while Yale, who was were caused by eating bad food. The board of —— quickening upon the stroke the crews health of Memphis officially announces the total | have practiced since commencing their train- gisappearance of cholera. | Two conviats died | ing, were closely pressing the Harvard men. from cholera yesterday in the Columbus, Ohio, | The Dartmouth, Trinity, Williams and “Ag- penitentiary. " Thirteen have died since the eae or on te Dh they Efe pry Pemn eecraeet Oc tne Clereees Douicin pay on Gpare bat wee hens Kate Stopparp’s Earty Lirg.—A corres | overtake the leading boat. The Dartmouth vonpent of the New York San says that Kate | men here crept to the front, being well over on Stoddard was well known in the town of | thewest shore. The Amberst, who had boon Plymouth, Mass., several years ago, as Betty | slightly losing way, also put on’a little quicker Lioyd—a quiet, modest, lady-like girl of fifteen | stroke, and drew their boat forward, but failed or sixteen, kind to all, but somewhat eccentric | to catch the Harvard and Yale crews who wer? in manner, or, as the people of the town ex- | pulling a particularly lively and telling stroke. pressed it, “odd, queer and funny.” Itwasa | The Columbia men were triving their ut- common saying among the women that “ Betty | most, and, considering that one of their Lloyd must be crazy.” When at the high | crew was sick from the accident of Tuesday School she spent much of her time in corres- | last, were fully maintaining their reputa- ponding in answer to advertisements, mostiy | tion and the credit of the college they represent. with soldiers inthe army. When about seven- | The “Aggies” now began to drop asters, tench teen years old, abont seven or eight years ago, | to the astonishment of all who had witnessed she ran away from home, the reason for which | their performances while at practice. The was said to hedisappointmentin love. She was pursued, adjudged to be insane, and. placed in the Taunton lunatic asylum. She learned to sew straw at Middleboro, w! she has some relatives. This explains the fact of letters beinz found in her possession from Middleboro. Avrarrs in MonTGomeny County, Mp.— Presbyterian Church.—We understand that the building committee of the Presbyterian church in this village yesterday awarded the contract for building the church to E. H. Dellahay, of Alexandria, Va., for the sum of 35,900, exclu- field club, to go up and down thé quarters of the crews, in order to give them in structions to get down the line. the boats were preparing to assume their positions, Cap - tain Dana, of the Harvards, came up to the referees and complained that the stake-boat from which his crew were to start was too near that of the Columbia, and not equidistant from that of the Yale boat. The referee, Mr. J. ©. Babcock, of the Nassau Rowing club, decided that the Harvard crew should assume a position As nearly equal between the two crews above mentioned as possible, without being held by the stern, as were all the others. Over an hour was wasted in getting the boats into position, some of the crews being unwilling to risk a long ae at the starting point before the word was given. . AN EXPLosron: Dating the debate on the ministry great ex- citement was occasioned in the Cortes ‘by the perese €n Orsini bomb at the door. “Who yer @ outrage, or what was the ob. yee is not known. A SEVERE BATTLE AND CARLIST DEFEAT. Lospox, July 19.—A special edition of the De News, issued this afternoon, announces ‘8 large Carlist force haw been defeated by government troops at Igualada, in the province of Barcelona, after a battle of eighteen hours, during which the town was fre uently taken and lost by the opposing forces. The number of dead and wounded left upon the field was so large that all the vehicles of every kind in the town were pressed into service for their re- moval. TAKING POSITION. ‘The first to get into position were the Colum- bia and Amherst crews. Next came the Bow- doin, Massachusetts Agricultural, Cornell, Dartmouth, Trinity, Yale, Williams, Harvard, and Wesleyan, in the order named. When they had taken’ their appointed stations as fol- Jows, numbering from the west bank: Amlerst 1, Massachusetts Agricultural 2, Yale 3, Har. yard 4, Columbia 5, Wesleyan 6, Williams 7, Dartmouth 8, Trinity 9, Bowdoin 10, Cornell 11; the signal for the boats to get away was given at 6:06, The water at this time was just as smooth as glass, with scarcely a puff of wind blowing, ——- @ slight drizzling rain was falling, making it particularly disagreeable for the spectators along the banks and in the na- merous small boats which thronged the river. THE RAC. Nearly all the crews gotaway on equal terms, , after going @ few strokes, the Har- vard colors were seen to be gradually showing in the front, with Cornell nearly level. Bow- THE BUDGET. Mavrip, July 19.—The budget committer have fixed the maximun pension to retired civil officials at $800 per annum. LATEST MILITARY MOVEMENTS. Gen. Lugunero has resigned command of the Tepubltoan forces in the province of Biscay he Carlists have been repulsed before the town of Estella. It is reported that Don Carlos has ordered his forces not to interfere with communication on the Line of the northern railwa: im from Barcelona announces that the workmen who left the factories haye re- turned to their employment. The Meeps General of Barcelona has au- thorized the citizens to organize tor protection — the operatious of the international so- ety. ——s—__. New York Notes, THE WEATHER. New York, duly 19—The weather is cool and rainy, with the wind east. ACCOUNTS OVERDRAWN. It is stated that the personal accounts of E 8. Mills, late President of the Brookiyn Trust company, who was drowned at Coney Island last Tuesday morning are overdrawn $100,000, and that he allowed the loaning of over 839,00) of the funds of that institution upon securities. THE TOTAL IMPORTS FOR THE WEEK amounted to $6,530,655, of which $4,27: were general merchandise, and $2,256, goods, SPECIE SHIPMENTS TO RUROPR to-day, #1,550,000, of which $1,200,000 is gold coin, and $350,000 silver bars. TRE SUSPENSION OF THE BROOKLYN TRUST COMPASY Was @ great surprise to Wall street, and cau & temporary depression on the stock exchang Many brokers were in the habit of borrowing money from the concern, and not one of them even suspected that anything was wrong. The Capital assets were £500,000; surplus, $100,000, and deposits £2,200,000. Mr. Mills, the late ec. isa detaulter to the extent of $146,000. le bas $150,000 Williamantic and Air Line Cap- ital railroad bonds, which have some value, but hot enough to cover the amount of cash taken. Mr. Chauncey, of the directors, has been ‘ing for along time past to get an examination of the company, but the directors generally ob- ted, as if would be a reflection upon Mr. ills. At last he obtained the consent of five directors, the requisite aumber for an examina- tion, and’as soon as Mr. Mulls found this out he Trinity and Williams crews were also in trouble and were putting up the signal of distress. Ou arriving at the mile and ahalf post it became clearly evident that the race was reduced to a contest between Yale, Harvard, Wesleyan, Dartmouth and Amberst. At this point Har- vard was leading all the other boats by about two lengths, Yale and the Wesleyans and Am- herst being well up, however. Colambia was leading the second group of boats, which were coming along all in a bunch, but gradually talling out and reducing their chances of snc- cess. ‘Trinity and W were whipping mmitted suicide. sive of frescoing; the building to be completed | fhe rear. From this point until the Rear tue, | °° was ow veux aan STATEMENT by the 15th of November next. The new church | contest was reduced {oa race between Harvard, | is as'follows: Loans, increase, $1,703,600; specie, Fy rf yoceupy Bop tev « oe bp ok pa, jade: Yale, Amherst, the Soceyens and Dartmouta, decrease, $2,384,400; legal tenders, increase, svornament wont tage, eee counts the lead they held wag rune be wns. | Sex me ceon imarense, $1200; circa: Committed to Jail.—Sherit! Waters brought fr Washington city on Monday last, and lodged in jail, James P. Allston, charged’ with the crime of highway robbery. The robbery ‘was conimitted in April last, E. P. Cross, ofa pu watch, and the robber mado his es- ro tion, decrease, $10,300, The Geneva Award, New York, July 19.—In the trausmission of the A! indemnity fund of $15,300,000 to the United States, the English e e, &l wel his crew, tho dlitance bebwroen them rand the was slow] \inishit maherst and the sre lay fg ‘were cape ol the west vernment giants, who, contrary to general expectation, , bank, were cree! at no mean yr ince District of Columbia.—Montyomesy rate, being ly bear ‘Da ath yp el itself on oe oe Ing houses i 5 rte in London—¥. Bose -» Morton, A Jay Cooke, McCulloch & Co. —————EE ‘ The ux InpusTutal Comenes bewaet has been | wer pol a lan any Sealy sboke. withoat bankers decermined to transmit about one-balt bi its session in Cleveland) yesterday elec- re. 2 g . rongh the ordinary channe! exchange. ted the following officers: B Seheliing, Onto, ta increase their although all question as | Aaccgrti Morgan & Co. have drawn biils for about $*,000,000 on London houses, and sold them, that «mount laced to the credit of England on this side. It to their staying the course was set atrest. At about two and one-half miles from home the Yale was bresing Harvard particularly close, turn, resident; W. J. Reed, Va., E. Mi i mC Mel aughlin, igs 3 a 8: Keefe, Pa., secretaty; J. A. Atkinson, Ohio, not the intention of tarafin o ‘The Feport of the committee on dée- = (chow pope med pag bol ean the bankers to transmit any additional sum in phy ae Ata ooh oe agetauions of agoret | lookelas tlough fret one and then the beies ct | {iS way, but the balance is to be sent over through the shipment of five- bonds to gated wealth are checked they will lead to the | these crews was leading, until the winning line Pokngce 3 ‘twenty the amount of $7,500,000, @ considerable portion Paperiaation and di adstion (Gf, the, tolltny Bappproechet, when the most imtense exclte- | of which Lae Sizeddy obtained. ne masses; that a ou! @ ado) whic! os S A NAC! in excha was managed qi will secure to the laborer the fraite of his toil, Foe Bead aT coverage wregrgtems shea at the mstance of the Ohancellorof the Fx. ee ape vere te meet in Rochester, seach tae teak peyton The Barrack bom juer, who was afraid of the effect publicity might haye on the market. The bonds will be ah. Tue Tkacepy in THE Littie FaMity.— ot theindes. Seng iis elled the loudest, and the Jedere on the press the full amount Mesgra. oe & Moore and D. Holmes | to be decided by acclamation, without knowing McGuire have been empl as counsel for | or having = opportunity to Sern ate any Wall st the accused, who are elected to be tried before | aectracy, which crew: bad won, out even New Your. Jul ye oh Fosex- ox the Cirouit Court at its October term. Three stopping ta bear she, ‘ofthe ad all Loonie eee meet ded Of tie witnesses—Columbus, Gilbert and Wal- | shore, who were on the ites, hd coa fe | Sales have been at 115 yalis, gold joans Graral Jury, failed to pat in thei? appearance, | H,dgtermine the facts. The sudges, under these | he osege’ Setnamgs orattee knees gramd jury, pa ce, | ciren e ‘act Snd the courtraled them toshow cause why they | of calling the Harvard crew to them and for. | *teTling is quoted at eg Page RG disr the summons. It is understood | mally presenting tothem the champion tage. Bharath tas ar asa oS Pe two trom have levee eromen Theatr Nee sek win ent ant 1 of pore gh ori po boy Wy See oge witnesses present were com) ve | the Harvards, at larv: crew was con- riot 4 bail for their a} pearance At the October Gorm tulated on'every hand as they rowed away, | $19:000 Virginia bonds sold at 55, the oa of the court. jail is guarded night and day to insure the safe-keeping of the prisoners.— Clarke County ( Va.) Courier. Seoediy bearing the insignia of victory. A REVERSAL OF THB DECISION. Now comes the humiliating sequence. Hay- baving the option of taking them at any iu sixty days. Railroad bonds firm. The gen- eral stock murket has ruled lower than yester- as a downward Tae Iurenvinc STRIKE IN THE SCRANTON pd gprgrrgh ote Att ey jocaee Domonght secon ese ho neg which seems t> troubles in the: Scranton regia between the | bad won the race, “The fet tnimation of ceir | $OGOL the wwarket."In Erie, Rowever, thore imlners and coal companies. If this uafortuns( | fly was received when tie ‘Yale crew rowed | has been ast as high as 05 > Fesult should happen, the coal companies wii | Slongeide thelr boat, and Mr. Cook, 1 cies Se be solely responaible for it. Tue consumption | Words and courteous manner, aaid:—“Gentle- bs From the fle Side, of coal during the summer months is small, and | ™€™ the flags belong to us.” Whereupon arose Pacific 8: THE RUNNING RACE AT SAN FRANCIRCO. as the companies have large stocks on hand, to | Sue question as to who they did belon Heating | , 84x Francisco, July 18.—The running pace secure thelr usual profit next winter they will | Sf'ineir clainy went sakes eed orange oe to-day at the Agricultural park, «single dasl reso: a reduction of the production. ey imony ¥ of one mile and a halt, between Nell Flaherty, are now engaged in shortening the hours of | ‘ke testimony. The testimony was almost hi 4 p Torey and Thornbi erty in 2.44 sod aid not ris was won by Nell Fla- labor of their men, with the ulterior design, no- Thad Stevens was disabled, doubt, of forcing them to quit work altogether for a season.— Philadelphia Press. Stuno To DgaTa py Begs.—On Friday, {th inst.,@ blind horse of Mr. Christian Lauds, near Mount Sidney, was stung to death by a hive of honey bees. Mr. Landes came home ‘and turned the horse loose in the feeding around awhile he knocked over’a hive ot bees. The bees at once attacked the horse, and he wheeled arownd and ran directly to the house, bounded through a window into the sit- timg room, — over @ cradle which contained a small infant. The baby was not hurt, and the horse was taken out of the room rer died in a few hours.— Staunton (Va.) Spec~ tor, —_—_— Asgornen Bogus ‘‘Logp,""—One Francis without dissent, that Yalo was the first crew over the line. ‘The testimo.y farther developed the fact that either the Wesleyan or the Am- herat crew was second, ard that Harvard, In- stead of bein » 08 supposed, Was really the third in the race. That is all that is officially known about the race at the present time. Harvard took away the colors, and the crowd went home supposit ¢ that they were the victors; but they will have to be reclaimed for presentation to Yale, who \ins thy TIME. The official time is as fol ows: M. 8. seven 89 TP Sixth Orew.. . i aity, Fighth Crew. b> Ninth Crew was $25,000,000. SEWS FROM FORT KLAMATHE is that all the Modoc prisoners are secure. —e Caban Indepeadence, ASSISTANCE FROM MEXICO AND SOUTH AMER- ICA. New York, July 19—General Quesada, brother-in-law of President Cespedes, ‘and a; pointed confidential agent of the Cuban repu he, arrived here yesterday, bearing dispatcnes to the Colombian minister at Washington, con- ard. Atter e race, Ms. 8 IBN, 3 ie 9 335 Dartmout Mastachusciis Ag: ‘W. .iiams. No time taken. Mas- | “rieultural ne. 18 00% We Y' Tomes, Cuban inlependence. He that Sey, Who has been Sggrin, St ou May, N.J., An Associated dines Depo | from ‘Spring- | fifteen troops have been promised from for several days as a British lord, turns out to | geiq last evening says: The regatta committee | Me: That Peru will probably soon render be bogus, and bas bap eye th nager aay He | of rowing ns 9° American colleges and arrangements are being made gave out that he was the only son of the Duke | held a final mee in ahs this morni: for holding at Washington 2 nirenes et e Coe aa sngtplain, ty the British roval | when the referee, J. C. E ibedek, aunoumced rie vee from ail South American navy. Upon on! ess Hal he made for the Stockton, ‘but his geine being | te ot Sree, second, ined tak id tte ae en inkentene. up, he tound it healthier todecamp. His ap- | in the University bost ‘race ef yesterday | A fhe 2008 Gordon idnagpios nee and habits first betrayed him, and | gs follows: Wes) ‘second, Har- er GARRY, ManiTosa, July 19.—The ing from the very first suspected, was lion- | yar twa, wrutionee’ ee” ‘to the | court to-day met'to the argument in ized but little, I ‘of the remainder of the ‘about | the ki The defence cited ali lait Kuxtux Acaint—A-bend of dingnisod | which there ip spme Giepcte,. the: referee ve- | pesdble eutbority, English and Surrican, noon men visited the house of Daniel serves ‘until ater the receipt of a ‘give his a farmer of McCracken county, Ky.,a few nights camer fom each of the eleven » when Judge Bejawnay will deci the to that time cholera re- ‘pervona st and six died. so commant- his stat salute, forcester. ‘Commissien. eoeatitis of tee Hatican aaeea eee states mo m | Botts Murr, to atl Aateenue td Tt to the new Jaw shall the right wil confer: hasbeen awful wedlock. the de- mitted some — caught the ve and hung the: until next prope: ty _ } Ixrrrestixe IsTeRviEw wits HoLLoman. An interesting interview took place rece: ee the two yd men, Jost: clson apd Thomas k. Holloban, at the ci ana Rev. Joseph P. Wilson, pastor of the Irena etbodiat Protestant ureh, one of the faniilies. ne Wilson asked Holiohan his wife's maiden name, tomt him atonce. Mr. Wii- top, material, and yet a third thickness will be added, of which 250 yards will be required. This stre ening of the crown of the balloon is ren ecemary ly the upward pressure of the gas, which is equal to two pounds to the square inch. ‘The sowi of the ‘seams is per med by & score of girls, and is under tho direction of a niece of had more feet, length of seam, and about o for transverse seaming, 41,021 fe miles. a DEATH AT THE ComMUNION last Sunday the Methodists he! conference at Shiloh Church, five Hopkinsville. TaRLE.—On @ quarterly tiles west of of people the sermon to the com- wife of T. A Owen, bet porpeers walked forwart apparen as jth As Any person in the chareli, but when in the very ‘act of kweel- mg at the altar dropped dead. A physician present came to her immediately, but allefforte to restore her were in vain. The calamity wae Fo shocking and east such a over the congregation that the people dispersed to their homes before the close of day'sservices. It ig thought she died of heart disease. Mra. Owen was an estimable lady, and leaves a dis. tresseds husband and three little children to mourn their irreparable loss.—Hopkingville (Ky.) New Era. Witt THE New KALS AWD DEw- cRaTs CoaLksor?—The New York oorres- Pondent of the Philadelphia Ledger, generally weil informed on pglitical topics, writes that as the time approaches for the assémabling of the liberal state committee at Saratoga, conjecture as to their possible action takes = wide “ Romor bas it that Mr. Jolin Cochrane's negoti- ations or overtures to the democratic state com- mittee for one-third of the offices on the state ticket, as @ condition of keeping up the part- nership, have met with but indiferent success, and that the liberal managers are not a little embarrassed ineonsequence. The further report is, that an earnest resistance to making any further arrangement with the liberals is hegin ning to manifest itself at the Manhattan Club, though Tammany Hall proper does not appear to be in sympathy with it. Rexics oF TAR MURDERED GoopnicH.—It is an interesting fact concerning the history of the late Charles Goodrich, murdered by Kate Stcddard, in Brooklyn, that he was, a portion of the years 1535-6, a resident of our neighbor town of Davenport. He was a dentist at that time, occupying rooms above Mitchell's shoe store, adjoining the Davenport National Bank Mitehell endorsed him for the furnitureof his place, but too much patronage trom the demi- monde rendered his rooms so unpopular that he Was compelled toreturn to the metropolis. To accomplish this end he banded over bis farni- ture and @ note of $150, together with some forty-two miscellaneous books, which, contatn- ing the autograph of Goodrich, are now in the possession of Mr. James M. Howe, of Davyen- port.—Rock Island (Ill) Argue. NyTRo-GLyceriwe Consrrracy IN [TE Ort Recron.—A dispatch from Parker's tnférms bd Titusville Herald that detectives bare iscovered @ Secret organization, encourage: and countenaneed by coon prominent oil Operators oi” ‘the nan, having aot a ™, ic ml a aot ao ol ni ne crt use in wells. 0 i n officers four of the rth im the act of robbing a last ttro-glycerine* magazine n Ki . On ex the wera: in deraul of tal, commited await ir . The tri expected to impli cate some prominent operators tn- Joying a reputation above suspicion. —————————— McrpErovs Aseavit.—Near Apple river, IL.,on Sunday night, a horseman rode ap to the honse of B. Benson, a farmer, entied him young man named Breen, who at one time aspired to the hand of Miss ‘Behbson, and, being A ‘thie means of seeking revenge. Sere Ddeing taken to secure Bis arrest Has ALExAwpRia a Boss Tweep?—There are rumors on the strects and in business cireles to-day that several thousand of the corporation funds, during ‘the past yeac, were © sank” by & member of the council, whose =. him some control of the finances, by the tricks of incorrect accounts, We have hemrd that a member has expressed an opinion that it be “ passed over Notso. If there is well- rounded suspicion of such a thing, let it bo vestigated thoroughly alesananie Bentinck Hit at Last.—Th ndaring kind of entertainments in England, which evi- dently bored him, at last expressed the wildes enthusiasm of his nature ate prize tight got up for him by the Marquis of Queensberry, in which that titled bruiser took # Land with eaca of the professionals after they had ope | fought cach other, and poutded them as mac! As etiquette required them to permit. This, the Shab seid, was the finest thing he had seen in England. Forcrp His Farner'’s Nawe.—Fred. A. Sherrer, jr., sonef F. A. Sherrer, appraiser in the Pennsylvania rauroad company’s office, bas been arrested in Philadelphia for forging his e amount on 1,000. father's name on checks t It is thought he bas been operating in New York. A deputy United States marshal’s badge is possession. THE FAMOUS YACHT Amenica, which hasre- cently been hased from the United States by Gen. B. P. Tutier and Col. James H. Brench; has arrived at Bay View, Gloucester, and is to be used as a pleasure yaoht by owners. It will make s valuable the Massachusetts yacht sy uad ron. ———_ THE “BARD LABOR” toarhich Prank Wal- Mass... its mew ittion to Worth is ed is practi that of Block jos Epotend Seon Seah eas ne” sity of near the shop. Many @ young man been to this dull career it bas By You, Mz C. + Ce dronia Christiana. a aS 87 Rome, Ga.,hasn't had a fire for six months. How do 87 Fan-tailed potato-bugs are on exposition im the west. Unreguited love. bas been called “the tooth ache or the sou?” way sere Sts eer ee Oe NES sobre yee ne