Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1873, Page 1

EVENING STAR. Published Daily, Sundays Exeepted AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvauia Avenue, cor, Lith St., uv THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, BICPPNANN, Prev STAR fs serend by earsio ribers at Tex Cents THC WEFKLY STA R—Pobdlbyad Fridar—@1 | syear. BF fnvariably in advan Ro paper sent longer than pal? for. BF Rates of advertising fr raished on application. 2 both cased, and you > No. 49 Ludlow street, where found young man named John Frederick Moncks, o young woman named Hattte Moncks, lying with pistel-shet wounds tn their left breasts. The man was fatally Injared, and died in a few minutes, but tn the case of the woman, the bullet had glanced along « rib and lodged under her F arm. Shortly after the entrance of man of about fifty-five came in Surgeon. harles A a . b ‘a . man. The husband and wife station-bonse, Leve and Buicide. A WOMAN ABD BER LOVER SHOOT THEMSELTES. Friday evening the police were summoned to 5 2F I il fl sat i is { & i H & given into the of the of the affair, as told by the is a native of Pomerania, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1873. TWO CENTS sod aboutelght years age'bes ii et f i £ iH 4 i i DRY GoopDs. SPECIAL NOTICES. EMBASTS OF SILK ALPACAS. | Tape Worm Removed with Head Complete, Rees nitus CASUMERS SE Medicine harmless, ty vegetable. No ¥ to many citizens faculty, Surgeon General's a JANE WILSON, 513 TOWRLIN’ (3. PLAT MUSLIN ze L .NENS. SHELTINGS, be —s # Goods of all kinds, are : ae spat a very great loa, in order to close | 4th street northw fee till head is r t also to Me i EN now on onr | angi-6t* ttn the west few weak. 7 SZ One 2 the BENT few weeks. Fine Old Rye Whisky, rig a Pennsylvania avend Fine Oil Bye Wick ‘ Ne 2 ine Old Kye yy D® « Goods Less THAN CosT Fine Old Rye Whisky, ne Fine Gid Bye Whisky, 1 = Waznasrep Wageasrss q oceupy is to be tern down, Lam UR “As the store I occup: ‘© be tern down. = =, Uxanvtzenarany 7 ‘ EB STOC: ror General @ 2 ise. SELLING MY ENTIRE STOCK This isthe article we have wow sald for upwards rex of five years with w al satisfaction; pat ap in large bottles at One Dollar per bottle, or ‘can be had DEY GOODS imany quantity. E7 Notice. that we will return the money if this FOR LESS THAN COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS. | Whisky does not give satisfaction or prove as repre- sented by us. J. W. ALLEN, Also an excellent stock of California Wines—Port, Corner th and Market Spa fray Angelica, Museatel, Hock and Olaret. sien 4 ¢ Island C . a a ABTHUR NATTANS, Druggist, Cerne OUT SPRIN AND SUMMEB jyl2-tr Corne. of 3d and D streets nortuwest. STOCK OF DRY Goons, Mothers, Mothers, Mothers! ir | _ Don't fail to procure MBS. WINSLOW'S SOOTII- Stextremely low prices. Remnants lem than half | rg gy uUP for all diseases incident to the period Brice. of teething in children. It relieves the child from DRY GOODS and NOTIONS at low figures, pain, cnres wind colic, regulates the bowels, and, by Call and examine before making your purchases, | Eivitig relief and healih fo the child, gives rest 40 the mother. Be eure and call for “MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.” JV 14- e06 EMORY BAXTER, _iy@te 1920 Pennsylvania avenue. For sale by all = = i eee AMUSEMENTS. CHEA meek Se WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN. TO REDUCE STOCK. FINE GOODS AT LOW PRICES. B PRICE TO ALL.) BOGAN & WYLIE, 201% and 1920 7th street northwest, SF Agency for Demorest’s Patterns. jyls-tr EAD AND PROFIT heary decline in price of DRY st ‘aon We sl SCHUETZEN PARK, « IGHTH ANNUAL SCHUETZENFEST ar THs Owing to the ODS, Be. the prices of # few of our goo Miegant one 1) button Paris K e _two(2) button Paris 7 did sixteen (16) bowe French Corsets, The (Seventh Street Boad,) ‘8 Corset at S7isc., and “Thompson's” and Brimble's” Glove- fitting Corsets, very cheap. Yord-wide Bleached Cotton, loc. lack Drews Silk, $).25 up on THR Biack Alpacas and Mohaire of the best makes, in- gingies the Boaver and Budalo brands, from 25. S¢.; Lawn Robes from $3.5) np. 4th, Sth, 6th, 7th and Sth of August, 1573. Tmlerwear aod Gents’ Shirts at mannfac- jy 20-5t P goeds should be purchased prior te an exami- | 6:5 No = Exhiviu Sale) New No Hon of our stock Ration of OE HK. BRODHEAD & CO., { 439 T = t k 4628-31205 F street, between 12th and isth, | 7™ St MARKRITER’S, eee ———eEEEEEEE eee No, 439 7th stroct, between D and E streets, eight MMER RESORTS Cholce On Palatings, Eneravines, Guromos, te Al largest ctock Pap Hangings, Window ST GEORGE'S HOTEL, PINEY POINT, ST. MABY’S COUNTY, Mo. MARSHALL, Proprietor. Pictures, 8, Nails, Se Terms Ons E7Picase remember Name and Number. jel-1y* LL KINDS OF CAST-OFF WEARING AP- PARBL can be soid to the very best advantage by addressing or calling on STH, 6 street, between 6th and 7ih Notes by mail promptly attended t ‘ames, Picture Cords and Tas: ¢.y im the District. Ble of accommodating about ed : = he Tale will te bountifully euppi LVER, GRASS OOPPER, Erc., the salt-water delicacies: goed bathing, good ang- | Boghthatt Paraare ice ae ere, = = lotes by wail promptly attended to by AUGENSTEIN, 1 wenne, ty: Pennsylvani 431 ace, to M ONS, PIC NICS, &e. Snpe will maks per weekly excursions and her Wing Inrdings between Warkincton and Baitimore, | (jRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. — Geigieaon) NO TIME LOST FROM BUSINSSS. QUCMMER BOARD con be had at YATT A Moonlight Excursion, 40 miles down the river ®S ated in the fnest part of Lonfoun will be given on the Steainer LAD’ Good refercnere gizen if re- WN OF THE LAKE Angust 6th. Th « 4.0 WRIGHT, Bound boat to leave her wharf, foot of Tt! Joun county, V o'clock p! m,, returnt at will arrive FA.—Thie ock. Arrangements have been made for SH HOUSE, BELLEF TE. BS an anple number of cars to accommodate the ex- Sret-clase summer resort among the cursior # upon the return of the boat. pn on aga Bow open. For particulars xe — Sony hppa : feshmente at ci cs “yieln™ W. H. WILKINSON*S Every arrangement hasbeen made to make t ¥.FENWIOR'S | geo emma: onsoyable Excurstvunof in sexu _F. FEN Proceeds for buildiug tand of N.C ave M: P. Mis jon. Tickets: Geatlome os 805. HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT. “For fale at the principal book and music stores ALL THE DELICACIES OF THE SEASON. pone Kea aE al joud accommodations. Terms: per day; : ; 890 per mouth. eT isle im" LEONARDTOWN, MD. FESTIVALS, FRE PINEY Point HOTEL, [FAIR AND FESTIVAL AT BARNESVILLE. c lois Formerly “ The Pavilion,”) PINEY POINT, MARYLAND. A Fair and Festival, for the benefit of St. Mary’s This delightful Summer Resort, situate on the Po- | Church and Hall, will open in the Ballon MON tomac river, eyni-distaat from Baltimore DAY, August 4'h, and wili continue until the follow and Washington, sinety miles, has been ing Friday. inclusive. leased by the sxdorsigned for ‘a term of, otel aecommedations and private boarding can ores wa be open for the reception of guc be obtained at Barnesville. Diauer and Supper can of June. $ be had at the Fair. Under the new The locality is near the Blctureeqne Sagar-loat thoroughly rea: lountain. vie Met: an Railroad. jy31 the Norfolk, Baitimore and Washington markets. ES’ GOO! Amine mettr—E. veting, Bulliaria vadioes Fish- LADI DS. Bathing, ireame: noit Grou 7 “a ab oF Oyster Tanck will enere daily. oe eee ) per week, S J yomth ; =, child: eu half price: sereaute full'prices mm aoe — 82 por 4 t AT THE REQUEST OF MANY STILL OBAS. B. PARKER, Proprietor. | neMAINING IN THE CITY, M. WILLIAN BF Excursion Parti wiehing to visit Piney | HAS DECIDED TO CONIINUE FUR TWO Point can ure entertainment by addre WEEKES LONGER HIS DISCOUNT OF jase Piney Port Teel, Bin eee TWENTY PER CENT., ViZ.: UNTIL SAT- - = oy Bei | UkDaY, AUGUST 9TH. SUMME DA S. ty-fi 7 eae ee be “2 he rape enty-five additional Scan now Secommcdaird at the LOUDON INSTI 2 ___907 Fes movierate terme. Goad fai EST LOOK |—Ten TUCK SKIBTS for $5 cents, wd fine ecenerr: For particn. at 8. HRULER'S, 715 Market Space. 25 LOS. W. eo MISS McCORMICK, ee 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, HIGHLY IMPORTANT! ‘Has constantly on hand a fine assortment of IMPORTED BONNETS, STRAWS, CHIPS, FLOWERS, KIBBONS, &c., ll of the newest . Ladies . FURES just recetred hesnkhnat"* “2 "TRE dd Eg AROREEST QF Gains re) 'S. HELLER'S, 719 Market Space, FREAD AND SAVE YOUR MONEY. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LavENESS OF | gat, We Hatt Buitobes thet have faded shade in au! ‘manner. large THE SEASON, AND W GRDEK TO KE. | smortmet of @i ur a Plone "and waanaces = Switches very cheap. Now Is the time te bay at DUCE STOCK, 1 AM OFFERING MADAME KOTREN'S Hair Factory, 618 1h st, Immense Red uetion im Prices! G street, oe ae EAL HAIR SWITOHES, Pri solving for R $6.00 3. HELLER 'S, 71 Marks Space s35 neers ST4MPING Depo, Light Colored ( 1 ola autem 617 SEVENTH STREET, *, single... 3,4, 3 and 96 fotl-tr Opposite Patent Office. 2.2.50 and “y aDizs> awe 2, 2.50. 3 and $4 FRENOH STARCH ENAMEL : Mi) > fs the best article in the world for doing up Linen or nome TOC. Wy Bary 1.75 and BX x ¥ > Cheviot Salsa ‘37 Muslin. Tt {mparte » beautiful loss to the fabric, Light Cassimore Suits, at__7, $49, 10,12 Biue Fianne! Suits, (thorough Jy sponged) ... White Duck All Linen Suite. - 4 and ¥ ‘oats..S, 10, 12 and $13 bard street, Fine Bine-Cioth Frock and Sack Coat L.S to 12 | 2816-17 Baltimore, Maryland. Also, a great many other articles too ; tamerous to Coane BEMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, Menton, at corresponding iow prices. IONS, CLUB AND INGROWING WNalLs, A Lanes Assontunnt of Extaa Su t Svits. AND OTHER DISEASES OF TH FEET SUCCESSFULLY ein T SF Purchasers will fiua it to their adva Mage to DR. WHITE, sive mea call. SURGEON CHIROPODIST, No. 534 street, S7 Persons going to the country, or to dif trent Opposite jnited States Treasury. ‘Watering Places, caa have their wardrobes rep leu- asd i pryd po _ ‘Office bours from 8a. m. to “a4. STRAUB, POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 2011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Between 10:h and 11th Streets, re" TanEnE Pane GOLD SPECTACLE, emery, | _iyer.in sea Paces. a. Wess Oppcina Joun @. CEISINGER. FF ICE CREs\M PAVILION NOW OPEy, ear os ~ ‘street, E A WASHINGTON BOY IN EUROPE. The Vienna Exposition—A Bird seye View. pena (Correspondence of The Star.] Vigwxa, June 10, 1873. The great point of interest to all foreigners bow in Europe is of course the World's Exposi- tion, or Weltaustellung, in this city. It was said in America that the rush from our country would exceed anything hitherto witnessed. I have been here, however, several days without meeting a dozen Americans, although the city is full of strangers. The Viennese attribute the want of a rush to the bad weather and the high prices which prevailed during the first few weeks of the exposition. At present the hotel charges are about equal to those in New York city. The city of Vienna is probably unsurpassed inthe magnificence of its buildings, although its streets are neither as broad or as well paved asare the streets of Paris. The Prater, upon which the exhibition buildings are located, isa splendid park with fine walks and drives, equal to those of the celebrated Bois de Boulogne of Paris. Itliesonly a short distance from the principal hotels, and within easy access by street cars and omnibusses. ‘The price of admission to the exposition for three days in the week is one florin (fifty cents), and half that sum on the other days. The di- rectors found it necessary to demand a low tariff, or the exposition would prove a dead failure. On entering the main building at the west end we come to the American department, only a portion of which is in partial order. Here are seen bottles of catawba wine from Ham- mondsport, N. ¥., soda water fountains, hair EVENING STAR. OBITUARY. —— Death of Hon. Robert 8. Chew. £. It isour painful duty to announce the death Washington News and Gossip, | oo {no Ga Unat Clee eae a IxTEnvaL Revenve.—The receipts from this | Department of — Lientgar ef ~~ source to-day were $561,863.85. Seahunte te hile sity yomenaey Senewe, —— will be remembered by the readers of Tar Rear ADMIRAL A. Luptow Casz,command- | grap that about six weeks since Mr. Chew was ing the European station, was at Trieste in the | prostrated by @ paralytic stroke, from which Wabash on the 17th of July last. serious results were apprehended at the time. Assistanr SURGKON GORGE P. Braptey, | After a little time, however, in the absence of U.S. N., has been ordered to the naval hospital, | @ recurring attack, hopes were entertained that, Washinglon, D.C. under the care of experienced and attentive Kv-xtrx Paupone—By direction of the | Phsslcians and affectionate nursing, he might President, the Attorney General has issaed | FoCO¥er- ease Desde eg An si cleseige pardons to two ku-klux convicts, R. A. Shot- : well, of North Carolina, and William M. Fal- | SPek, and yesterday exhausted nature finally ton, of South Carolin gave way. : Tue Taeasvny Paookaune vor Avaver. | , Es?lyinlife Mr. Chew entered the military C . GUST. academy at West Point as a cadet, but having The Secretary of the Treasury has directed the t no taste for an army life, he decided to aban Assistant Treasurer at New York to bay halfa| gon that fteld and enter the civil service million of bonds on the second Wednesday, u torell oneand a half million of gol i, | of his country. Accordingly in 1834, at the age of eighteen, he was appointed a clerk in the a ee ee eee Deyartnent of State by Hon. John Forsythe, then Secretary of State under President Jack- = son, where he served with great honor and use- z a apenas — Sroepuie pe bit papa fulness until the day of his last sickness. He ceed to New York city, reporting from thence | WA8 for many years at the head of the consular by letter to the Surgeon General. The leave of | bureau in the office, and when the chief clerk- absence granted Capt. Herbert A. Hascoll has ship became vacant about seven years since, been extended six months. by the appointment of Mr. Hunter to an assist- To Brive Home THE AMERICAN Artictgs | ant secretaryship, le was promoted by Secre- Prom, Vign~wa.—A large number of the articles | tary Seward to that delicate and responsible sent to the Vienna exposition having been sold | position. From his long experience in the de- or otherwise disposed of, it was determined that | partment not less than his natural qualifica- one store:-ship would be sufficient to bring horae | tions, Mr. Chew's judgment and services were e remaining articles. e war vessel Supply has been erdered to sail for New York the latter | °steemed of great value, and his relations with part of July, and the Gaard will remain at | ll the various heads of the department during TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR This Afterneon’s Dispatches, ——— oe ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. ae come THE PRIZE RING. The Seddous-Chambers Prize Pight. SEDDONS DEFEATED ON THE FORTY-SEVENTS ROUND—BIS FACE POUNDED TO A JELLY New York, August 4.—The Chambers-Sod- dons fight, yesterday, was carried out so quietly that the police ere completely frustrated in eir attempts wer the locality. The | osth of July, when they pawned so Aight was on Long Island, between Graves End | tought two pistols Feulay nen mit and New Eutrecht. The line was formed ina | the “nea together when Mr. Moncks come on clump of trees, the ropes being ran around | gna asked his wife to come home, but she re- franks in, lee of stakes. There was little | fused, and both she and her parainost annd'at formality in preliminaries, the men walking in | their own hearts with the remit stated Wont pa coktttinn Sehtoas eheren tee 1» | Moncke and his wife were locked up to await over-training. Forty-seven rounds — were | ‘2¢ Pesult of an inquest —V. ¥. Bepress, 24. fought. Chambers drew the first blood. The a (mother Exciting men come to time promptly until the fortieth | Contes!—At Saratoga on Saturday after the round, when Seddons showed the effects of the first two races reported in the telegraphic col- oye he had received. At the last | umnsof Tue Stax of that day, the third race heavy of the Found Seddons failed to come to | came off. It was a selling race for all ages, for time, and his seconds threw up the «; Three horses ‘ponge. Sed- dons tace was pounded to jelly. Chambers arted: Rice and McCormac ‘Wanderer, was not much injured. Seddons was hardly | and McDanici’s Harry Basett and Havoand, pose robipnge ny om = sod elenpioageie a the Mapes ennaee were the favorites in the ec to ome. Cham! ediate!: al ot about two to one. Hubbard won, left for his home in Newark. . Fanderer second. ‘Time, 5:34. a “2 e chief interest in the races Satantay was Another Prize Fight_Baylan against sentered im the three mile race, in which Harry TWENTY-THREE ROUNDS IN THIRTY-Two win- | Bassett and Wanderer again met. cDen- UTERS—CROKER THE WINNER OF THE MIDDLE tel entry was the favorite, though Wanderer fei ine tapi had many backers. A good start was effected, New Youn, Au ust 4—The Flashing (I. 1.) a oe dry a Dispatch say © lol x] ize fight _ between Jack Baylan and ‘Peter Croker took wanderer wae eating Bawett by about a lace at Sovclock this morning at Sands’ Point | length, B ubbatd making a waiting race somo in the presence of a large number of the sport- | 20%€P lengths in the rear, No change took ing fraternity.” Twenty-three rounds were | Place in thetr relative positions for the frst mile. fought, lasting thirty-two minutes, when Cro- | Going up the back stretch Bassett ker was declared the winner. Baylan suifered | the Wanderer, increasing his every mi- severely, his face being beaten almost toa jelly. | P@%, ied every inch © winner. AS this AgMY ORDERS.—On the recommendation of the Surgeon General Assistant Surgeon Wm . te | CToker escaped comparatively unhurt. The lod the backers of McLaniel’s stables t ‘Trieste. his long connection with it were always inti- | oils, boots and shoes from Chicago, stereoscopic | pont was Tor $500 and the middle-weight cham- | {9 hed Sat ben, ona there were iarge ofa PERSONAL—Secretary Richardson left for | ste and confidential. Indeed It may be said | views df Niagare Falla and cas mat eH aa . takers. ‘The glorious uncertainty of racing was h evenin he | thathe possessed inan unusual degree the re- | from the manufactories neta sige destined, however, to receive another illustra~ bites, eee gs Ao pegpetigedh Megas peso spect and affectionate regard of all with whom | Colt, and Smith & Wesson. There are also New York Notes. MURDEROUS ATTACK ON AN EXCURSION PARTY Syashiter cane ae, ay — New ¥. BY PICKPOCKETS. Tushed along at a tremendous pace, challenging {the Meteor she t During au excursion | Wanderer and taking the lead from hie "tet > Tain droge. he eee Eoint | tering the home stretch Hubbard led by two foand af’ a ig,tain drove the excursionists on | jengths and won asbe pleased, The teult or tempted to ogg a ey the Face created great astonishment, as before the excursionists with bricks and sues. "Tees start Col. McDaniel applied for permission pianos from the rooms of Steck & Co., New York city, and organs and melodeons from those of Esty &Co. Farther on are represent- ations of the workings of the common schoo! systemsof New York and Massachusetts, and in a conspicuous position & a model of the 4 he was officially associated, as well as of those General Hewitt, of Kentucky, : shebang lg pk toon. aret: | having occasion to traneact business with him, * Senator Sumner was in Gostonon Saturday. | He united uncommon industry ta rare tact and ‘ gory reer vane hed ee left apo a sound discretion, ana he consequently suc- home on Saturday night, having previously had i an interview with the acting Secretary of Stato | ceeded in mastering every detail of the office. in behalf of the American prisoners contined in | It is, indeed, not too much to say that to his , S, ‘< to withdraw Hubbard. The judges, ander the Manitoba for kidnapping “ Lord” Gordon. « unceasing devotion to public business may be ee see in hbeerniork ete come gentlemen had ad thelr skulls Crastared,, and sev- | Tule of the amocation, declinin “4 “4 gant — a eae c] o n i ied - . . eed fs f wo! SOCRITENG OF NATIONAL BANE NOT eee cable Catt: Tie ene te ie, | MALLS, ‘gether with. exten 1m its variogs | ESOUNNG Cowe tye mene’ Sevaat er ieee | Sue Mawes tp BRA ; 1 ble career. His name is an- The Controller of the Treasury has issued a | 'D€ and honoral : ; circular to the effect that no new notes of the | ther to be added to the long list of victims of old denomination of ten dollars will be ordered | O¥¢TWork. printed from the old plates, bat that national The deceased, who was born near Fredericks- bank notes of other denominations will be | burg, Virginia, in the year 1812, leaves a wife printed and furnished as heretofore, without | and five sons to mourn the loss of one who com. a erely gallop Hubbard and leave the race be- jured parties were carried to Bellevue hospital. | ™¢Te pasel A CHILD KILLED IN A DRUNKEN ROW. tosen Base and Wanderer During an altercation in South Brooklyn be- Lyxcners Coxrrow tween John McCallum and Daniel Connor, the former threw a large water pitcher at the lat. ter, and missi stages of growth. Neither are bars wanting, at which mixed drinks, dia Americaine, can be ob- tained. Great Britain occupies the space next to America, and contributes a fine show of man- p.—The Chicago Tri- y8:—There is at least one judge in In- ho knows his duty, knows how to per- him. struck Connor’s chil, | form it, and don’t scare atall. Hie name ie to the hank: til Reread pra goods in — and wool; also, | inflicting a tatal wound. McCullum has been Col. Cyrus L. Dunham, whe achieved distimo- expense to the banks, until otherwise ordered. we " some fine specimens of silverware. arrested. tion in the war by his valiant conduct at Pai The ten dollar notes already on hand will Died yb tema katie degree Si) the wuainies |e Great Baltaia keeeee Bonin aud 3 ANOTHER WIFE MURDER ker's Crossroads. 7 delivered to the national banks as usual for the | Which goto make up the perfect head of a family brutally kicked his wife yes- | manifested on the batth same valor which he Portugal, and then France. The display of | Timothy t h eld he recently dis- present. and irreproachable citizen. Mr.Chew wasacon- | Spain and Portugal is not striking, especially terday, fatally injuring her, at their residence, | played in his judicial oapacity. At © late Button, Wao WANTs Tae Bvr- | sistent member of the Episcopal Church, ana | be ween such neighbors. Fr: mc e exi ibite ancy No. 11 Jacob street. scssion of tle Floyd ouuty eriminal * ’ ree nis " fe suc ‘0 ter. | articles in endless variety, and finer thi re THE noDIES court he instructed tt rand jury to - Burwell, East Schodiack, N. ¥ FE eer een ae mo Erteio Eee: | Sen here tx ainmmomcand paatietian tener : 7! rors to the summons of death. His funeral, as will be seen from the notice under the proper head in to-day’s paper, will of Minnie Moulton and Jenuie Burnham who | investigate the lynching of were drowned on 30th ult. were recovered. on a previous occasion he in SEVERAL LIQUOR DEALERS ct the vigilantes who hi Were arrested this morning for failing to pay | murderers of the Park fax the Chief of the Barean of State that he is desirous to sell a button of copy mebes diameter. The initials « Ww ¢ Kenos, jast as ructed them to in- other departments combined; and as to carpet nothing s0 magnificent can be found elsewher: Next follows ltaly, principally represented by at Charleston. the center, surrounded by a wre: take place from his late residence, 1027 H street, | its beautitul statuary, and between Italy ani | United States special tax. They were heli in | Recently he has received several threatening words “Long live the Presiden t 9:30 to-morrow mornin ’ | the great dome are ranged the productions ot | $500. etters, warning lim that his life would be taken yan pacehated by tp toner Kom | at 9:90 to-moi morning. Norway and Sweden, Deena melee See A muITRESSES IN THE STORES case. if be did not be car To these letters the tisan | Frost, of the Royal Grays, oan 4 cle . Selgium. The last-named country contribuces motion for discharge from the house of | .Judge replied publi y in & communication to (a tory company that flourished ir’ hens A meeting of the officers and clerks 6f the | irom, ‘principally sheet-iron in various forms. | detente’ of Thomas and Patrick Hart, | the Washington county vigilante. The follo county, N. Y., in revolutionary times,) who cat | Department of State was held this morning to | Around the dome appear alternately German | witnesses in the Stokes case, was denied by extract# will give an | of his temper: it from the coat of a whig prisoner.” take suitable action in view of the recent death | and Austrian exhibitors, and a Frenchman has | Judge Pratt. he vigiiants, so-called, tell me 1 had better er 8 A of Mr. Robert S. Chew, who has, for several | in operation a genuine American soda water KILLED BY LIGHTNING. be quiet. Let me tell them I never failed to THE COUNTEUPRIT HALP EAGLEOf 1572,whieh | % th faithfulness and ability, filted the | fountain During a thunder storm at Western, on Fri- | speak my opinions. 1 denounce them as mur recently made its appearance so closely imi- | Y@TS With faithfulness and ability, fille The Austria and Hungary occupy nearly all the Gey, J- =. M. Patch was instantly killed by | derers, as they are, and as all decent citizens tates the genuine as nost to defy detection, | Té*Ponsible and arduous position of Chief Clerk ae 2 portion. ot oe nae, ee el thing while playing with his child iu the | know them to be. ‘I have stood before the can- i f that Dep: ent. splay ot Bohemi: ire is no! ble. | house. om’ th, ‘on - In weight and color it corresponds with the | Of that Department Teta sei of the Bokssaicnn that when w bebe i hon's mouth, where not one of the masked cow legal coin, and is made of .48 gold alloyed with | On motion of Mr. Haswell, Mr. Arthur B. per and 4 minimum of silver, intrinsic valae | Wood, the Acting Chief Clerk, was invited to ‘The outlines of the letters and eagle on | preside on the solemn occasion, and Mr. War- the counterteit are not as sharp, square, and angular as those on the genuine.’ The chief of | T¢® O- Stone was chosen Secretary. pUnkted States wecrettertioeoIee meeca || Anorderer the Asting Secretary of State in yard tae) for oad agents | to the capture | relation to the decease of Mr. Chew was read, of the dies from which the coin is made and to hi folio : the arrest of the parties Cog of making and oa eee dalton State. PRENE ‘Bens Ge the meaenet Wasutxoron, August 5th, 157 Waite Wowex Mugpgaen ny Inptaxs | The Acting Seoretary ‘of State 1s pained to Just yROM A PEACE Counctt.—An official | SBMOUnce to the Department the death of Mr, dispatch was received at the headquarters of | Crm, ate Chief Clerk. department for ards ever dared to s' — The Shah’s Concession to Reater. . GLADSTONE DECLINES TO COMMIT THE ENXG- c LISH GOVERNMENT IN THE MATTER. LATIONS—A jure.—The unfortu- New York; Aug. 4.—London correspondence | nate speculations of Mr. Ethelbert 8. Mills, the says it is officially stated that the English gov- | late president of the Brooklyn Trust company, ernment knew nothing of the Persian conces- | who was drowned at Coney [sland beginning sion to Baron Reuter until it had been nted. | to be felt in the business circles. Yesterday Mr. Earl Granville stated in the House of Commons | John A. Betts, an extensive real estate dealer, that he first heard it from Reuter himseif last | residing on Clinton avenue, was unable to meet September. The correspondent says Kenter | his payments, and filed a petition in the United regarded his concession with the eye of an | States court to be declared a bankrupt. His Englishman, which he regards himself by his | failure was brought about, it is said, through his residence and interest, and offered Granville | having endorsed alarge number of notes for tho the op; nity to reap political benefit of the | accommodation of Mr. Mills, and his liabilities Tor born among them the mother places a violin at one side of the child and a purse on the other. If the babe seizes the violin first it becomes a musician, if the purse a thief. They are pop- ularly supposed, however, to grasp both. An occupationin which they excel, asis well known, is glase-blowing. In this they have arrived at a fe ‘gree of perfection unequalled in any other country. “Austria ig well represented in regard to fire- arms, cutlery and other finished irons, but the py | of articles from that country are bad or indifferent. Following Austria is Russia, which boasts a of the army to-day, dated * Headquarters nearly forty years. He was constant in attend- | cannon cast jn one piece of the weight of 40,000 it ngland. Granville the po- | Amount to about seven hundred thousand dol- Camp Stambaugh, W. T., July 24, 1873,” and , ance. ditige Ut in the execution of his duties, in- | kilogrammes, or about 95,000 pow the bore fitteat cance of the cot mand treated | lars. Among the heaviest creditors are Fred- addressed to «the assistant adjutant general, | telligent, exact and reticent in carrying out in- | isabout 15 inches. Russis, anxious to demon. it entirely as a commercial speculation, which | erick A. Platt, Charles J. Beach, Ubaries J. headquarters department Platte,” which says: structions, kind and considerate to those under | strate that she takes high rank asa naval power, Was out of the ordinary line of policy of the | Lowrey, and Daniel Chauncy, the receiver of “I have the howor to inform you thatthe In- | him, courteous and entiemanlike to all. A | has seut a model of the new iren-clad “Peter | government to protect. the Brooklyn Trust company. The paper with diang made an attack upon the settlement at | publie service so longas his falls to the lot o' | the Great,” together. with’ many models o! sae ae See Gps, The Old Camp Brown yesterday or day before, and | og no one could end an honorable career more | smaller vessels, dry docks, &c. She exhibits The Spanish Troubles, report upon the streets of the failure last even- killed Dirs. Richards and Miss Hall. First | beloved and regretted. carriages, too, of her peculiar make, as likewise THE CARLISTS. ing caused considerable excitement. Yr. Lieut. Wheelan, with company B, second cav- | The flag will be displayed at half-mast on the Austria, but not one thing of the sort is seen in the American department, which is the more to be regretted, since in this line of manufacture America excels all other countries, Turkey and Roumanta occupy a portion of the building. Japan, China, Tunis, Egypt, Morocco and Persia each have a small represen- tation. The articles from Turkey and Rouina- nia are mostly carpets and coarse cloths. and as tor the products of China and Japan, I have seen much better collections in the curiosity stores of San Francisco and New York. ‘The machine hall is of the same length asthe main building, and parallel with it, and here America is accorded about one-fourth the given to England, and were it not for the firm of Sellers & Co., of Philadelphia, our country could hardly claim an exhibitor, Stevenson, of New Haven, bas sent a street car, which is so farahead of anything in that line in Vienna as to be a matter Of astonishment to the people. France dixplays largely her printing presses, butthe only American’ presses, and indeed the only ones of their class, are the “Liberty,” th» “Gordon” and the “Universal.” The ‘finest built locomotives of France, Germany, and Austria would be thrown in the shade by an or- dinarily, well-built American engine, could one be tound in this hall. Austria and’ Germany exhibit their best made railroad cars, but one i, a FAncrcona. Anger a at ¢~ Herald, wa. “4 cdi oo tars ™ Is Sut a Bonararr As s § , prightly-looktn, whole is commanded by Don Alphonso. Indy, decked in the latest fushionable attire Bavoxxr, August 4—Don Carlos is in the | Fopresenting hersci as the, grand-daughter of , refuses to leave it. ¢ is Apparently a woman aN of Salty ‘to tho priviloges Of the | Co Nanemet a facet aie en is ae ovr eo a ne ME, August 4.—A fleet talian war ves- sels have been ordered to proceed to Carthagena have charge while he is away Sen eke to eee aie ena EMG: | seleenees’ oe Ge tices tam how there in whatever, measures Sight he them believe that she is a veritable representar pc ve of the Bonapartist family, and are in ec- = uty tn view of the situation. stacies over the prospect of ‘having the old A Flood im Pern. mansion once more glittering with royal spleu~ Bid Youn, August _— letter from Lima | @01—JV. ¥. Herald, 2d. gives an account of a terrible rain storm on the ‘om Cat, Siu of July along the Peruvian coast. Nothing | 9 wen Po Tue cholera bas of the kind had ever been known. Thesummer | 72Pared st Union Hill, pew Tork. eh Re Bheag Booch os J pata: | fatal case has also been reported at Pleasant were undermined: and fell in ruins, burying | Wille) On the Harlem railway. Thirteen deat everything. The palace ice became a jarge lako. and the great library was drenched. | {here Tve death waste eet The op aga impassable, og Bacco we | 80d one death in Evansville yesterday. are now being done away with, and more sub- | 7g, '"0,teathe from cholera in Indianapolis alry, bas gone in pursuit of the murderers. I | department building during the funeral services will inform you at once should I receive any | ou Tucsday. Such clerks as may desire to at- news.” The dispatch is signed by A. G. Brack-'| tend the Taneral will meet here on Tuesday ett, lieutenant colonel second ‘cavalry, com- morning at 9 o0’clock, and proceed together to manding post, and in forwarding it Gen. Sher- | the house. where the services will take place. idan says:—“'The Indians who A place will be assigned to them in roces- the Mud river valley belong to the northern | sion to the grave.” as een and ae about ely Fetter- J. ©. Banorort Davis. man, and were recently represented in the | 4 committee of four wasthen appointed, con- 's p ” : peace council at Red Cloud's agency.’ sisting of Messrs. Jefferson, Faherty, Bartle, AnnEst oF 4 Posrat Cag Crenk.—tte ent | and Polk, todraw up and present resolutions rumors in regard to trouble on the railway | expressing the sentiments of the meeting, and Postal car service between Washington and | after deliberation Mr. Jefferson, chairman of New York, has deepened into authentic infor- ps mation that the chief clerk, Bryson MeLelian, | “Committee, reported the following, which has been arrested on a charge of robbing the | Were Unanimously adopted: mails. McLellan is the son et Hon, Goorge W. | _ Whereas it has pleased Almighty God to re- McLellan, formerly Second Assistant Post- | move from this life Robert S. Chew, Chief master Genera’, and has heretofore enjoved an | Clerk of the Department of State, a gentleman enviable reputation.—Balt. American, to-day. of urbane manners, pure patriotism and spot- ‘The avove report has not been confirmed by | !essiutegrity; and whereas we, the officers and clerks ment, who in our official any official information at the Post Office de- | intercourse with him have been enlightened b | roe ae hoped that it is incorrect. | his counsels, calmed by his affability, ‘and ‘bere are some ey eo circumstances, how- | strengthened by the example of his unswerving ever, surrounding the case, and many officials } mora) rectitude, are filled with a deep sorrow at at the department are disposed to believe that } the melancholy termination of his life, and feel there is something in the rumor. Letters, | itincumbenton us to honor his memory, not r Y t on Saturday. The cholera in the West and some of them containin, drafts and | only from the spontaneous promptings of our | impelled to wish that a little more use of them | stantial ones const: ucted. money, | have been malased “for” some | aftcetion for Mist but aise trees eect | impelled to wish that a It railway Southwest since its departure from Memphis ume etween Washington and New York, | of the halo which his intelligence, good conduct and Chief Special Agent Petherbridge has | and blameless life have in a career of many been working up the case for several weeks ears shed upon the department to which we past. On Thursday evening last he sent word Setong: Therefore to Mr. Turpin, superintendent of the mails at Resolved, That we render on this solemn oc- the city post office, to send some one to New | casion the tribute of warm regard and best Yorkin Mr. McLellan’s place on Friday ashe | consideration to the merits of the deceased, ‘anted too see him (McLellan) in Washington. | paying just homage to his Christian virtues It was too late, however, to make the change, | and to his unaflected simplicity of manners aud and Mr. McLellan made his usual trip. The | character. basis of the report seems to be the message of Resolved, That as an humble testimonial of Petherbridge, who, as before stated, has not | our respect to him, we will in a body attend the becn heard from. aliiough he may have report- | funeral of our late brother and friend. and will ed direct to the Postmaster Gengral, who is at | wear the usual badge of mourning (crape upon ——>—_———— : Lawlessness in Kentack and Nashville, appears to be most virulent and Crxciyxati, August 4—Some few! weeks fatal in small country vitlages, since & negro man attempted tocommitarape | A GREAT EARTHQUAKE was folt at Valpa- on the person of « young white lady in Elkhorn | raiso on the sth ult; at 22> a.m The sees townsbip, near Frankfort, pros wom aud he | were worse than those of 1<37. A great deal of had to leave the =<. Saturday he return- | di — 5 was done to many houses and churches, ed, and —a the night a body of men at. though nothing to compare with the last earth- tacked him, fring upon him and killing him | quake of San Salvador. At Lanbago shocks instantly. It is reported that the kuklux in | were aio felt, but no t damage was done Owen and Henry counties, Ky., by = beyond the breaking of mirrors and the rend- pine’ bed They recently visited a wille | ing of some walls. Bells tolled of their o packet with the evident intention of doing mis- accord, and 4 train was stopped chief, and were ouly deterred by the threats of | thrown on the track. A sii; tf Leaving the main exposition building at the east por we discover the exposition of fine arts. This is a large structure, still in some dis- order, ax all the German pictures are not yet placed. France makes the tar; exhibition Inthe way of paintings, although Germany is not far behind. But little statuary is to be seen, and as for America, although I had heard that she bad contributed ‘gely to the depart. ment of fine arts, [saw not a single picture any- where, and looked anxiously, but in vain, to find something in which our country had done herself justice in that line. At dilterent point on the grounds are small n by large rocks t shock of earth- ‘th stn st ¢ nton t re the officers of the boat who were well armed. quake was felt in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on his home in Maryland. the lett arm) for thirty days. buildings erected by German and Austrian Ly aE eS jaturday. — GUSSET ESE Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be | governments for the benefit of exhibitors from Drowned while Bathing. y —————____ ‘The End of the Apache War. furnished to the papers of the city for pubtic: those countries—those occupied by Germans Boston, August 4.—Sunday afternoon two Bocus Cvreency.— Counterfeit fifty-cent BRILLIANT RESULTS ACCOMPLISHED BY Gey. | tlon, and that the same be transmitted’ with a ‘CROOK'S CAMPAIGN. letter of condolence, to the family of the de. General Orders, No. 24, issued from head- | Ceased, aseuring them that his many virtues quarters Department of Arizona, at Prescott, | Wil! be long cherished and remembered by us. July 15th, by Maj. Gen. Crook, says: Ia carry: ai ing out the provisions of General Order No. 12, | parting ears ee AT EORTLAND, OREGON being greatly in excess. Krapp appropriates an entire building to his immense cannons and num rous car-wheels. In another building the German school system receives a thorough rep- resentation. Here are shown maps, charts, men from Cambridge, whose names are un. | ‘‘-tamps’ are very plenty in the per wards of known, while bathing at Revere Beach, be- | Brookiyn, and are very freely circulated. tara and were drowned. | kers, butchers, and ‘saloon-keepers ap- One of them was a hackman, who had driven | pear to be wel pplied, ladies and cl the party to the beach, while the other was ac- | and caeeepcotng heads of families being the fed by @ young lady to whom he was | victims. The Paper on which the bogus notes te i ¥ are printed is whiter and heavier than the gen- e » Succeeds Baltimore in giving Michact cCarthy, @ boy of sixteen, residing | uine currency, and the engraving nearly equal current series, from these headquarters, which | another forcible illustration of the great inece orch Uacabrides, doen ger! vd . oe iy required the continuance of military operations | curity against fire there 1s in the vtylee of build- ay te aa ins of Mr Biawweoe pisters wal be abearech against the straggling bands of Apaches still ing practised in our cities. ‘The fire spread over on close inspection... Commercial. remaining * at large, & large portion of the city,only stop, for want fally sustained the confidence place fe than: | of material. ‘The engines, of which, th and the following brilliant results have been | Seven, were powerless to stop it, as the flames bt ‘ge M. | broke out in one pines, while they were working » 234 infantry, surrounded and captured | 0” them at '. Twenty-three blocks are the remnant of Det-chay’s band, with that no- | 2Ow inruins; manufactories, hotels, stores, and himself, In the & dwell ‘all fo-day. ‘ A Wire witn Emoriona) New York, August '4.—Money 18 loaning at | 5, fosssen oe torious chief jerra Ancha ling-bouses are destroyed, and homeless ok families are encam; in bite or ponent bon Ca A oy Second.—The ting pe tee eg ped = —— Ist cavalry, in the Santa Maria | lose at $: on which there is moui resulted Th the surrender of | 8 insurance of the Imperial and the Te ’s entire band of Apache-Mojaves, | London, Liverpool, and Globe, both in- So on ig Were a ‘oper- te men vs being the heaviest 24 4 Stes in Yonto Basin, and his brilliant incendiary /evd during ite progrew Suet lost bat the merest outline Of some action on the 16th ultimo, resulted in the sur- | diaries were at work, two of whom were ar- exposition, since render of the two banis of Tono- rested. ee Cae Taeeae Tasipoouably sotace the eee and estimate of the losses. BE = 3 a i : i s ® circular cautioning services Barry, 8 that ‘until the completed. to Mrs. but have arrested for swindling po place ou! Sich hesbosn merchant of Salt Lake . Hedawas s04 tm Utah on Paloeert ub ly amounts to k, fons Dube Forty THovsa! | im Khiva py Bi