Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1873, Page 1

The Kelsey Tar-and-Feather Tragedy. RICE ~~ Propristar aE “ i NDC PRICE TOALL . B. BF. Chinese boys who were coming to the United g A New vLit, H. Cray Foro....Business Manager and Troasurer PrreonaL.—Mr. B. F. Fuiter, disbursing ys ing . the 101% and 1028 7th street northwest. f 2ist, announces her THE EVENING STAR. e THE MYSTERY WHICH STILL SURROUNDS TEE PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Exeepted, , sod cease hunpartnnt ottbenen Soeckian tie BUILDING: Tentity of the Femaine which the AT THE STAR 8, fehermen brought to the shore last, a Peunsylvania Avenue, cor. lith St. é pt aT ey yg So THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANT, tally of Mentugun, "itere iecectaie ten em maerranacron Pret Sintec seas canes crema ress = o Star" fire that. ki is alive. pean mtbr ees + a a pg ir each. "Bp maicthres months, @1.0; ‘ 5 hat she saw Kelsey since nfs dinappearance 0 8 = ey Se THE @EEKLY STaR— pene ee ‘ond that the remains found those of 32 Super sent longer than pela for. | Vv. 42—N2. 6,383. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1873. TWO CENTS. Their instincts of eer SP Rates of advertising farnished on application. caowies on ioe a , 7 parties have started the likewise Our Fleet in Asiatic Waters, AFFAIRS ON LAKE ERIE. TELEGRAMS THE STAR that the DRY _ GOODS. SPECIAL NOTICES. EVENING STAR. CHINESE BOYS — To so STATES aun, OAs 23th, 1873. AMS TO TE ST. cording to selencs ane ‘or ty 4 ee, copes oxy , On, August 23th, 187 i. should or should not Seat, ‘racy on GdBbe rave, — | RESET MERA REU SMT | “Washington ows and Gounip. | , sr Aint Satis; Somntne un| | taty Sur TisewuaingSenas incoe| 7Me #Mlermoow's Dispatches, | 7. suas etnies S shes ocelot mamma ats, no gieapootntment, harmieny, reliable, inten, ashington News an EPs | Asiatic squadron, writes to the Navy depart- Associated Press Reports. | that the Kelsey family iald's plot so deca te © Cases CANTON FLANNELS. Boud weeet Rew York. teoly INTERNAL KEVANUE—The receipts from this | ment from Nagasiki, Japan, under date of eee cover all the details to 0 piece NEW TRESS GOODS. source to-day were $354,265.86. July 2th, informing the department that ho | Lake Erie dashing on tts shore st my fect. ‘The Se ee ee Pees. feacts corpse rpee ith some of Keluey's ccs VASSTM ERS o0-1 WA TER PRoors. AMUSEMENTS. GoveRwor Cooxe returned to the city this cele han ae —— ggg ertboglenes ie prot of ais Momactont tasovet ocaer ie re- beget ig shared ee — = BLANKETS wo DAILY W3tD8 NEW OPERA nouse. morning. entertained on beard the Hartford a Sumber or respiration. ‘To me this air is like | Sict sunewsocs her arrival there afters won, | Rerseett INE coming back to my native element, having seen what sriged un daya from St.John’s. | also. En route she stop) Our States to be educated. in in fe the light day ii at Sukkertoppen, a small business: EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE, | “ITE of the Agricultural department, has gone | Viciteg the Chinese arsenal and dock yard ators | fF the first time in in my ee re an | Etoaant, chats Comamane eiten bagel ee | One cf Kelsey Demorest's eatiable Pattern Augustin Dalv’sthriiling Seneaticual Play. on a Cour through the west on business connect- | Shanghai, where he found much of interest Jn | tis region, almost within the sound of thi obtain sledges, dogs and skins, but was unsuc- | probabl received onam-t ASLIGHT: ed with the department. ¢ works for the manufacture of arma, the | lake’s bounding billows. I have therefore a | QUiAin slopes. in that port the governor of the | the hesi settlement visited the Juniata, in return to « | terized those who 4 ro ‘G th = — i ONDER THE GASLIGHT! a 4 qoeetine CCF creme 65P HEE UNDER TRE GASLIGHT! | Presipent Grant was yesterday visited by | DM /dingof shops, and machinery. A large veasel kind ie affection for this ion, of war, of three thousand tons, had been con- ipl smergene i hi vious visit to him by Commodore Braine. 3 ust STOCK OF DRY GOODs, NEW COMPABY! __ NEW SOENERY! Secretary Richardson and Lieutenant Governor | structed, and was awaiting her armament of vected to ba tmarcing in relation se tee onl tnasnly Bary at Holsteinborg, Commodore Braine ane TE ny tremely low prices. Remnants less than half NEW MUSIC! Pinchback, of Louisiana, at Long Branch. | rifled guns, which had been ordered in Germany. | Somicle and its pargatal peopristors, immediately ca‘led on the governor of that set- | outrage who would have been unwilling to sce atext iy to Siiadahe Se = P ed woate,75 | The latter’ held a long conference with the = ry! July was ea ee ‘Well, sitting aside the partiality of opinion | tlement, and informed him of his desire to | murder done. It is the duty of all to aid : NOTIONS at tow fi ae Oe ee te Contes FenerT *78 | President relative to affzirs in Louisiawa, and | by all the American vessels, in which the Eng- | that is'so natural to one in regard to, his birth- | obtain Sogs and skins. That officer gave Com- | the law in discovering ali the facts. They could Se mer bap el fi he says the lent now fully understands the | lish and Italian ships of war and the merchant | piace—this is a fine country. People here modore Sraine all assistance, the full- | tell who the two men were that Kelsey un- ae castes etn NIN SE I fn a re ee ne Sen OR. | renee tne pete ae Yersels of various nations joined. The Lacka- | Ril there isof life Ip this latitude, and get riek | blooded dogs were soon om board the Jamere, masked. That might be some clue, as these EMORY BAXTER, ‘in rehearsal, JAC HARK AWAY. — wana left Nagasaki in company with the Saco | hesides. Whilst they exhibit a very commend- | also, plenty of seal skins. The letter concluding, | jatter would bably have most reason for - Hs id : . 12th of June, and arrived at - “There is fore would 5600 Seenariventoacens. In preparation, i 1TCH THE PAYMENT OF Pensions for the current and Yantic on the able degree of industry, they also succeed in so | says closing Ke! mout ver. It bean _Syer ~ quarter commenced at the U.S. pension agency | Shanghai on the 15th. On the isch the Lacka- | opening the mind as to take ina knowledge of NOT A SICK MAN bigher dut; ‘& minister to such @ course EAD ASD PROFIT: G street, this c The attendance is | ¥8™* sajled from Shanghai to visit other Chi- pe cere in an artistic, terary and scientific | on board the ship, and a more harmonious com- | upon those whom he must “Thou shalt R ¥ BRILLIANT REOPENING Valee heat, bok eee oe nese ports. The Saco was en route to Tientsin. | way is fring around them—in brief, they y never sailed for the Arctic sea. Comman- | not kill” than to Urge one wan te witbinee ‘Owing to the recent heary decitne in price of DRY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Isr. Gor Cox assures us tha: hs ie prepaced for te | The Kantic arrived at Yokohama on the ith. | Kevan intelligent peovie as any dwelling acy | Ser Braine, whe throughout tie entice we charges against another whose defense must be 900) " rest, Belge: lavget greumee fades the bac oe ined during | 18 Jroquois was en route to Ohefoo. The | where in this country. I like them. has exercised the court of justice, and not in a conven- ution THEATER ENTIRELY RENOVATED, RE-| ® aay. pressare than he has susta! uring | Ashuelot was at N. i, but was to go in For eighty to one hundred miles ting attention and judicious —N. ¥. Heraid, 34. = prices of 2 ae oe ee o ‘a ee zee Fry rt ORNISHED, WITH the day. dock at Yokoska. @ Monocacy also was to UP AND DOWN THE LAKE SHORE officers and crew are confident of the success of fet Oro (2) baton Parle Kids, Tec, MARRIAGE OF MR. C. C. SNIvFIN.—Mr.C. C. on the old stage road that was twenty years ago, | the expedition. A Danish bi in here Suic’de in Talbot 4 id etxiceu (1s) bone French Woven Corsets, 780 ara hia Suifin, the popular amletash private seccetany at Nagasaki, this country ‘surpasses in beauty and pleasant: | about a fortnight since, but hefmecheatony: | mstel ten ee tae weter, on 2 Corset at 8730.5 and “Thompson's” and | THE HANDSOMEST AND MOST COMFORTA- . Inte: ‘News from the Polaris | "¢s8 anything to be seen anywhere in. the | thing about Polaris and crew. It is not | the shore ear Miles river , Talbot coun- engbrimble's” Glove-Biting Corsets, very cheap. BLE THEATER IN WASHINGTON. ° Boece i rt gg hegeey Ae = coin 2S Expedition. Union. What country for Lrogneypange | org ayy iy missing veusel bas $y,,on Sat rday == his throat cut. The wide pac Cotton, be — ebecca 8. Ruan, of Santa Cruz, ni 1 towns alo: the lake shore, or | ¥: a4 juarters, aston says: ** was summo! 5 Bick Dress Silk, $1.28 5p." Is THE STAK TROUPE OF AMERICA. West Indies. The ceremony was performed by | The Navy department has received inteli- | 12.3, DU865' 2° MSighwas are as thick—using a | which are generally belleved to be in the vicin: | the Investigation resized in eine eee At Siac Givens ‘the Beaver and Buffalo bere arnt First, the distingnished Tomas ector Rev. Dr. Lewis, at St. John’s Church. The | gence that the Juniata, Commander D. L. | homely sap toads after a shower,” and | ity of Northumber! Island. of the body as that of D.L. Echternach, of Lan- woe FS Sa eeasatso wedding was quite private, only a few intimate | Braine, arrived at Holsteinberg, Greenland, on | they are beautiful towns, too. But that fn eee eT REnSION PERV AILS caster county, Pennsylvania, who came to Eas- Eins Lawn Robes from $3.50 ap. 7 sane a EDW ARI step W. BAGAN, | *°a@aintances being present. Mr. Sntffin and July 18th. She touched at Tiskanaes and Luk- PAINESVILLE, 5 in Renae | —- will’evait in crippled. ‘ton some ten days ago as an agent for the sale of Upderucer and Gente’ Shirts ot manutac- | J O55 Greatest, of Hing Comedians, * | Bis belde left on the late train for a beidsl tour } 11,7 x, aces could be found at the twenty-nine miles east of here, with e popula- | Bud ant be pect — Smashing machine, in. very sprrite, Ho goads should be parchased prior te an exam!- Sus cheewhar eget nd cite a a Commander Braine. through the a gy Med ees Hes uteri yaubewens in | ceed to some port where the authorities at home | spree, although be did not drink much while aation of cur stock. 9 ee aD & CO, The creat alts Canuie pave Tur WAWASET DEPENSE—The Ofcer, of | er eee elghteer Jon eat Reese coly | ths abundance, of extent, of its umbrageous | an Dec yuh Om the other | ere Srter there day.’ He ‘at the Bas great son: dogs bundani i Hotel. Seeing ‘condition. je8-8mn 1908 F street, between Ith and ith. TEW AND PEAS Cee. the Potomac steamboat company, owning the | Seal exins for clothing: for the olesrs smd case — zen in until the end of J with the | TB. Garner, eke Mf acpreme cana 4 ————————————E—E ‘The charming serio comic seek Wawaset, intimate that their defense, in case | of the Tiare, and tailed on the 19th for Disco, of the Esquimaux, they would hotel, and formerly from Pennsylvania, offered LADIES’ GOODS. The verse t MAGGIE BOWERS. suits are actually begun for recovery of penal- | thence to Uppernavik. Commander Braine has & grateful | for Cape York. It is y- The fog is | to take him home to bis wife, coun- ey ties for violation of steamboat nger law, | news as late as the 10th of July from Disco, but is ® rail- | lifting, and in a half an hour the Juniata but he declined, saying he B. 8. De bef therein. At P. narrow gauge 1a ty, . ht he could STATEN ISLAND, N.¥. DYEING ESTAB- st will be that the inspectors were also derelictand | no tidings had been received there regarding partly complete’ and operated, ‘which hone chee Be ate ae Ss LISHMENT—ESTABLISHED 1519. delinquent in their duty, and that they are con- | the Polaris. The ice was very heavy ‘completed—as it is ex it will UNDER WAY FOR DISCO. Grguee livery stable on Thursda evening, ‘The oldest and largest of ite kind tm the country; sequently equally culpable in matters wherein | in Omerak Fiord and at ai bove Upperna- iron is a or The officers and men are hopeful, and look | to be carried down to the 3 f 1, the ion only is to be ‘3 may be in the worl: |. A. FISUER, Ae at G oO the company was derelict. vik. ‘The health of the officers and crew of the | the way—willextend from the lake to ‘oungs- | on the bright side of the picture. No duty will | setts, to go to Baltimore. Mr. James Love. H. B—Guarantee given test no color cubs ot; | Th? celebrated Otp Boruans 1m New Boats—ThoSecretary | the Danish brig Constance, via Copenbages. > | 2D, one of the most important manufacturing | be too onerous, too great, in aiding’ an ohject | OW etiny nite be henge Mr Geran neey, bess pop tm ~— = mer tania pot LILLIE GR. of the Treasury yesterday decided that the sec- “gases Kenventiena, i manufacturing establishments st ¥. are | which allbave set their hearts tocteais. On | aletter in the hotel, written by tee deceased G15 Kh strech opposite Pate Oe JOS! tions of the act of 1871, respecting steamboilers, sic porssprsetin extensive. In the matter of | arriving at Disco, the vessel will land allavail- | before he left, which indicates Ine a SPECIALTIES UF His BOLE PROCESS. oe aa re, emus ESWER, | reiative to construction after February 28, 1872, The Massachusetts democratic convention | educational instrumentalities at P. are the Poeedee= ghra pone t a cee & oe a late of mine. and justified the jury in Gentlemen's Cothes clothes cleaned withoot sta: * oLARA LOVE, boats on which, migy are to boussde ‘Thore's | Toit Zeveraay 3", Worcester, and placed the | Lake Erie Female Seminary, ofering sdmirable | She wil then, perhaps, provsed to, Upernarik | ing e(erdict of suicide. Air. Rchtcraach was'a 3 ta removed effectually, so that they | , Am a Mammoth Company of oT en te ace eects oe ned, There is | following ticket in nomination :—Mr. Gaston, | facilities for abies uore’ie tn th jest | Will be commenced the judgment of the com: | feara’ and St rt F-3 . . : si 40 DEAMATIO and NUVELTY AUXILIARIES. | nothing in the act referred to which prevents of Boston, governor; William Smith, of Spring | tm of public eré is in the high Sue oie pond 2 red ner, with gold studs in his Seas n eed ene Nien | cnsiadie oak ese Nes Ur ook mee | Sean i, Ponts Donte; provided | field, leutenant governor; Benjamin J. Miller, | degree ee 2 green ASS ee ct SS yale, punctuality guaranteed. sepl-ly ing each eve ee one * | such boilers will sta: the its requi under | of Williamstown, secretary of state; Nathan low to fire. ork Notes wl fou! hal J'ST LOOK Ten TUOK SKIRTS for $5 conte THE GRAND DUCE a a bases Decham, auditor; 0: Osgood Moy, perso Bah what 8 Net WEWAEATEES: iusueron aw arunane nanaete boxposun- Brage. ‘The body eee bene Se ae eed Ma- St _5. MBLEEE'S, 325 Maxhet Seece.__ 300 eee A New Dzsion Svocrstep ror rae Taner | De’! pao satioes a Lake county has only eight towns, and at} TERPEITER. son, by order of the coroner. ‘The following ts Miss Mccon MICK, Produced with unexampled splendor. ampton, attorney general. Straightout demo- h rede te fi New York, Sept. 4.—The police have in | the letter above referred Bs-Fomily Matirees every Cent sPostacr Staur.—A Pennsylvanian cratig resolutions, similar to those adopted by Willoughby, one of ce Dhl llpwe wry [Prema pga Pn 2 a nhl ae ana of fe Whee Tee to, now in the penee- * PENNSYLVANIA AVEXUE,' seeH-Im__WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. | writes to the Postmaster General, suggesting | the Ohio Semocratic convention in August last, | ‘00s Svanethers at Dalnesvilis are’ the aden: | being implionted tm uttering coussern or | OS EasTOM, August 28, 183—Dear friends and std okneh atacand oie f°" Exhibition and 5: at lcd a plan for a new three cent postage stamp, Ss badd cea MINNESOTA yaRuERs. tiser, Telegraph and the Northern Ohio Journal. aoe mpd ne i Zhe Sxpect et to get some | neighbors: 1 bid you all adieu in this fair IMPORTED BONNETS, tm Or) ancatvenn, '7 8. ghidegte) eee el al tes teen eet ae Dome eabien, Bt Caro | ITs Se aoe "ene ian sutos sed ks dias | Deceetive Seumpen We Geer mean that forged Bthe start iiquor eoced tt wp. Sony pee STRAWS, CHIPS, Ho, 439 7th strest, between D and ‘Batreets, oight | for the sake offault-iinding. Although it bears | {nna Tucsday, ae arian ees. East of Painesville « few miles at Geneva, is | stock of the Western Union to a large amount | please take my advice and prosper. 1 am ready FLOWERS, RIBBONS, 2e., doors ‘Odd Feliow’s Hall. the Founder of the Nation it does not fully repre- | Sng Dike for treasurer. ‘Their plattorm | another; at Ashtabula two more—the Telegraph | 1s In existence, which it ls intended to put on | any moment to take up life for others. 5 .. 4 ~ vi . | to support any person for office who will object ° 4 = ‘ a THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF Lavine | epetenec ater; Brame, Picture Oords' and Tas: | ‘lepreaciating inthe least the never dying mem- | tp Seating che hater eT eee abdet | Daper intelligence enough, certainly, fora small tectives are.on the right track, and in « few - i | SUITS, selling at reduced prices, at aus Gasn.” ory of the founder of the Rotem na pode fog corporation or railroad whic experience has | # region. lay’ Pc Pong Bc eo ot ad MARRIAGE or M’tte MoRLaccet ayxp ) *"S HELLER'S, 719 Market Space. B7-Pleaso remember Name and Number. jel-ly" ject yma eomeainyirrdinp nee e en be | shown may be exercised by such corporation to Se Kans ex tae ok Suly, and there t0 me sellin ‘whore (uay ney et ag ey 4 QTAMPING DEPOT UL, KINDS OF CAST-OFF WEARING AP- | tions, and that More's e-circ tleyraph maci-ne, | 402 detriment of the publie welfare, favors a | , The noticeable feature of this city to an ob- | July, and there is no. tel of the Inw committee | Omobundrer better Neem we akin poet SB. Ss . A PABEL can te sold to Very best advantage | the rx eruning through a land ceape, | tariff for revenue only; favors governmental | 8rVing man is ty. completing an apf OP tes eas % undro, better known as ‘Texas Jack,’ was 3 posts and wire runing through @ scape, | | mprovement of the Misaesipp! ann other rivses, | propriate figure of alliteration business. There change say the e: would | united in the bonds of matrimony, last evening, 617 SEVENTH STREET, by addressing or calling om iv6TH, & Train of cars and Robert Fulton's steamer be proves ppt a er rivers; | [2 Beautiful city inthe land: ‘The site | rather reimburse the victiins for thelr loss thas | Lene ee: chi 4 fen-tr Opposite Patent Ortice, by mall promptly attended tor ssh paid fis | neatly engraved on three cent stamps, some- eounoes the credit mobili oe oan cer | in the beginning wee bosutiful by mature, in ite | allow any compromise to be made who has just concluded an ‘enpagemesrat ais EAD AND GAVE YOUR MONEY. thing in the manner represented in the sketch. | tie state treasury, wees soil and superficial area; and then the taste and SPECIE SHIPMENTS opera house in this city. They were, it appears Re LD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, Erc.,| * * * Let America show the world that THE TRXAS DEMOCRATS. the liberal purposes or performances of the peo- | to-day, $95,000 in silver bars. first brought -together as members of “Ned he Rave Hair Switches thet havetaded | a ocesnaid: Furaivare tecaht oat lk Meet, | she prizes the Great Ses Horse, and ‘The Texas democratic state convention met | ple have done what remained to be “one to THERE WERE TWENTY-FOUR BIDS Buntline's’ biood-snd-thunder sensation com- ean pave them restored to their nataral eal ee by aUdbuarEwn. Porte me cal roonpl gency mane A yesterday in Austin. ‘The entire day was occu- | make it all Teay of it. Its sentimental cogno- = angen gold to be sold to-day at the | pany, which visited this city last winter, and fond handsome | 14 Feaveylvania avenue. -ly™ bt a men—the “ Forest City”—at once declares the the highest degree of perfection by American pied in organizing and appointing committees. asury, aggregating $5,050,000, at from | at once “fell in love.’ The affection thus en- * | character of the most noticeable of its artificial | 114.25 to 115.65. One lion and @ half was | gendered has grown until at last a con- =:| EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS brains. Does not the whole world admire the pS ase ee jaberna- | Gecorations. And then seld, at 115.50 to 115.65. Summation has’ been reached in” what . , 0, | American Locomotive? * * * I submit to Judge Richard Gooke, of Waco; and or enue BUCLID AVENUE, ——_9 ___ we hope will be a happy marriage. “The L HATE SWITCHES, Price @9, ccliing for | [inst GRAND BARDECUR by the @. ar honorable consideration the general plan, | Winftir, of Corsicana’ i “oT outside of its business precincts, and so world- |. _ Foreign Notes, ceremony was performed by Father Stew- 86, at 8. HELLER'S, 119 Market Space, 135 TLEAN FISHERMEN, HoT eae GAu: | the foundation for a je stamp DT hie eae ae widely famous, is probably unsurpassed in | FRAMCE'S LAST INSTALMENT To oznaany. | art, in St Mary's church, yesterday morning Oy avine™ SEPTEMSES, at Mz. Waiuipon's | Which shall, moro fully represent the | ane New York demomete stan convention | beauty Dy any locality of its kind in fue world, | Padus, Sept-4-—The last instalment of the | Mian Sta3 the & o'clock mass, Mr. and 4018S DENCH STARCH ENAMEL WOODS, Mount "Pleasant Boad, on Itock | inteligencs, the ingenut imyentive | will be held in Utica on the ist of Octobe "have bento seeit again to-day. ‘Ido not | War itis oftGlally anouused thar the Dake of | fhe, MoCarthy acting as groomeman and fs the best article in the world for doing up Linen or | Creek. sepé 3t”_ | capacity of the Monmouth Republic. * * * iN NB ah Bh sageaels wonder that Bayard Taylor said he had | Tow. It is officially announced that the Duke of | bridesmaid, and they, with s° few persomal Maslin, It imparts besatiful glo to the fabric. TITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR If you or this government will reward me ac- | Dangers of the Political Situation im | never seen. its “attractiveness equalled else- | Harcourt takes the French mission to England. | friends of the happy couple, were the only wit- omy Grocers. aitinds L — Z cording to its value, as a compensation for my France. where. Nature outdid herself in the soil and SPANISH TROUBLES. nesses present. Mtexas Jack's’ appearance UREEAM, £00. Monuitarerss, A GRAND FESTIV. time and labor expended, it will be thankfully | A crisis in France is believed to be imminent. | surface of the sites for those proud patromonial | _ Maprrp, Sept. —The authorities of Jerez, | well known to most le. in Andalusia, fear a socialistic outbreak in that men of physical mashoud. pd town, and have made ademand upon the cen- | well known to mention here. AL Witt BE WELD THIS AFTERNOON, Tecetved by the undersigned, & native citizen, | The national assembly is to reassemble shis eet Baltimore. Maryiand- | ay LOEFELER'S GARDEN, New York avenue, takes prid ese iv Forthe benedit of the AGRD PEOPLE in chase ot | Q2axee, pride in the of this Great | month, and it is now conceded that upon that mansions, and then art, in its hap; efforts, pr nl ac with her its scenic details as to e h, which is colored, is about | occasion an attempt will be made to effect a | realize tral government for reinforcements for the gar- ey is also well known. She is a weet ma PIANOS, 0, _| _ ares ana otring nie. Fisnots, 00 outs, we | S72 inches auare, and bent th ropresntation Tsu of August the convocation of the asembly | Tes absctiouee Seats sam ihe Fopublican fre, bein g, Cartagena, has | odadiiod” "Bae haf ast eat mies ene ——— en ne ae a city, @ telegraphic macvine, de. evidently | was discussed, and it was decided not to sum: | mamuincturiogertablislinenermsakeeterthing | tendered hie resignation, sfieding ie er ceans beautiful face, but she is interenting’ She fas apy SNABE GRAND. Finst NATIONAL CLUB Executed by an amateur. It is probable that | mon it until the Germans had quitted Verdun. | made, almostout of wood. stone, metal that the means placed at its disposal are not | ranked for some time as one of the ‘best tater. — ped ERIGHT FLANOS AR TOMSES fhe department will inform the gentleman that, | M. Buffet, who had just come from the eastern | Lure, but 1 do not need to say thst, to makes | Suiclent to enable Lim to maintain newt preters of Terpsichorean art on the American SVERY INSTRUMENT FULLY WARRANT- TE teen eT aml Foceeetnn cs ibe inexecaing feteity ence, the | departments, reported, strange to say, that the | fitting reference to @ various, extensive, ana | Against the guns of the insurgents. Stage, and it is said that she owns a farm near ‘BD FOR FIVE YEARS. (RUT ay nena — Bo Loy A. ‘at | liberals and the Germans were on the best erful manual and machinery, constructing FORTY THOUSAND CARLISTS, New York, which she bought with the ear: SECOND HAND PIANOS at all prices. apy ofent, and Is \. ation” cannot properly rated on the | terms, and that the latter were opposed to a | art, as exampled in this city. Then it is a rail- Bayoxnx, Sept. 4.—It is aunounced upon | of her profescion. She is under ment PIANOS FOR SALB AND RENT. rr A tet sepi-s:x | 1860 Of a three-cent postage stamp. restoration under Catholic influence. It is also | road center, in addition to its water communi- ee ease le ee ee playin, Buffalo this week, after which, we be. “ARN. OY tonsa Maas | A FEN TION: ——— nrc teetom Beton. agg, _| iegboeron std Grats fain "hare af | fan’ bine anie"hetaae ds tcce ses | Svangements ip aban aT mde Ran | fry got Potro pubic, a lene np SROSING Sus ORGANS x . REPUBLIGAN VICTORY IN NEW MEXICO. tered tg unite with the radicals ‘to | fake Superior copper and iron ores, and the | Bear the town of Tortosa, in Tarragona. = nen Lace nienrs COMPANY a, Returns so far as recived from Santa Fe, New | assist, in making Marshal McMahon | producteof the northern lakes’ tsheries, ee Action To Recover a Wire—A P “ry oe FIBST BATTALION NATIONAL GUARD, | México, indicate the election of Hon. Stephen | president for the term of three years. | The business,—the manufacturing of thecity, | _ The Fashion Stud Stables Burned: Story —Henry J. Salsbury was married in De- = og TAANO WARBROOMS, * | B. Elkins, republican candidate for delegate | As the assombly now stands such a coalition | has built railroads, and TWO OF PRESIDENT GRANT'S HORSES AND | cember, 1871, to the ter of Geo. H. Nash. ee 423 Lith street, above Pa. avenue. Will give their first to con; y probably 2,000 majority over | would give an aiti-royal majority of four or five | THE RAILROADS HAVE BUILT OR MADE pUSI- Teas TON, Boo Sept he The Bochion | Three Weeks after the wedding the young lady HEAP PIANOS —Several cxolloat SECOND- | , . Jose M. Gallegos, late democratic candidate. only, as there are ten or twelve vacancies, NESS. ‘RExTON, N. J, Sept. 4.— The Fashion | went back to her father’s house, where she has HAND PIANOS in complete order, ANNUAL EXCURSION TO LEESBURG, VA., BUTLER TWENTY-THREE AHEAD YET. it is thought very likely that the royalists will | These two instrumentalities are correlative | Stud Stables were brrned to-day. Out of | lived ever since, and the husband is not per- Fill positincly be sold Below cost for caah—FEMMAY | On the TWENTY.EIGHTH procime They solicit | - Telegraphic advices from Boston state that | make an effort to elect conservatives enough to | forces in building up each other, and in build- | 19 horses 9 were lost, as follows: Two | mitted to see ber. Salsbury took outs belt in eachange for pow Planse in three peers. ALG, | te betronege of thei mace Clin aod tes eect | Quincy sends five anti-Butler delegates to the | hold the casting vote. They claim, it is true, a | ing cities and developing the country round ee ee Fresident Grant; | of habeas corpus s few days ago, and the L. WILD & BROS Piano Store, 420 Lith street | Sutee perfect satisfaction to all who may attend, | state convention. It now stands: Washburn, | working majority of tortyedive as the assembly | about. But more particularly with reference ek of Philadelphia: steneine thon case came betore Judge Fancher to-day, in west, near Een ivania avenue, Agents for | Lieutenant George W. Stewart, Ohairman Qommit- | 151; Butler, 174; doubtful, 14. is now constituted; but there appears to be no | te the railroads: The first road, I think, was the belo: ap tio maaan eee 0 yen the supreme court, the relator seeking an or- STIEFF’S PIANOS. sugstr | Sef Arrangements, has worked hard to make this THE RESULT IN SAN FRANCISCO. doubt that the Cassimir-Perier group of depu- | Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati; then fol- re nee oy ge ng be. | 4et for the production of his wife in court + KUMN'S PIANO AND MUSIO STORE, wooren as Gan Capt: Tucker, the Gemmendor at tie | The election in San Francisco yesterday | ties and .ome twenty or thirty old-fashioned | lowed the Cleveland and Painsville and aebte. fog to W. I Datlo cata iy oy "gaa | om sBe ground that ate is under Festral Goce Ree Pocerpaae atin | meg) era aaa We | pea fiom gt any Tears | slat Soptaaet ois apa Reeds eae ae os iad, emien nin, | Sener ‘ce ahdant o Nom York, in-use by the rst pr eke pueduutene ofthefol- | eonight. It is belleved the anti monopoly | Ontive retention question. At least M. Thiers leveland ‘and Mahoning; snone saved were Goldsmith Maid, | the daughter, that she had to leave her husband faeerice STERLING OMS? pa Hou. H. D oko, Governor of the District, ticket carried the election by a good majority, So et cunen, aut Rie ins pion 1 oniited the same ties ucy, Roslyn, and taper. Doble loses ag part & 5 that ofr a President B. P. W. THE WYOMING RBLECTION. considerable w te as | tern, oe father Ne agg ‘Mustcar ian 2 Streets District. The elections Tuesday in Laramie county, posed to convene the aesombly as soon after lis, In most of these road: bewe trunk, with $3,000 in gold popes. | that she is in precarious now, more EERCMENTS. own importation’ . Aiea. Wyoming Territory, for members of the legisix: | fhe ith of September ao ote ote eee | nat corporation ‘authorities ‘ tity of Marness ‘waa Geetreyos. She , needs the care of ber mother; that Pianos, Organs, Harps, &c..tuned and repaired. ‘Anditor Board Public Works. ture off quietly, the whole republican | justify, pro the evacution by the Germans | stock, I yushels o see Used instruments taken inexchange jy3i jott, Contract Clerk Public Works, tick Being, elected with the exception of a | was completed. To-day is the 4th and the Ger- ese railroads raining into the hole lose 12 875,000. Th foe ag wn ve with him I UCAS" PIANO AND MUSIO STORE, P. ineon, Engineer's Once, B. PW. member of the lower house. mans have gone. We may have stirring news | country thicker than star points. the leke aye Saae San ae 4 emt Si¥ect morthwest. a ero p12. Pianos = local and Organs and Musical Instruments of os the cars John F.| Tae Upperz0oK-Goss McrpEr Casz.—The to the Hi Members—Hon. . Out to Brook- | $5,000. The fire originated from sparks from a query cmcrigtion cn bends maa Cook, Hon. John T. Johnson, Hon. Jno, H- #4 A Mrxep 8c ‘Con Broox- aredrawn by a dummy. ve. forms, ints aod Orgupe tuned aad rope RE oa atm ganz; toun M. Bite cag. Gol. F | Mertunaset (Fa:) News of Tuentay last says | | A Mixer day the aera eee ts Reoce some 4 miles southwest from the city, is a he as the GuTaERS' Wo. 103 Bridge street.“ jyitar marrsgotrent Wiss Bhorier,naB Me: | made, by outside pattion to force in the front | board of white and colored! praying that colored Naw Yorx, Sept. 4—Mo loaning at selection be’ allowed to SS°HOMACEEE @ 00.5 Pianos Company ‘O's Captain, will accompany nx; also | 00k, the alleged ‘slayer Of Goss, (in the mys. | Schools as such bo nd ; dull, and selling i. ILADELPHIA. | m: B. Fi » the commander of the First | terious life-insurance case, incarcerated. | children be admitted toscholarships inany pub- sume other GREAT BEDUOTION IN PRICES. Battalion, and all the rest of the battalion. augZ | ‘The night watchman at the jail states that oon- | lic sehool. | The paper set forth that the distinc- Gold declined from 115% to 1154, and afver- cage —— siderable force was brought to bear against the | tion was contrary to the law of the state and of wards at tty tag 5 Saat TCD, op account of thet wo door, seemingly as IC several men had tarown | the United States as expressed in the civil rights cent, to fat for borrowing. "ritre were 24 U ri FALL AND WINTER, | sitempt veing inde the watchnan mane ng | characteritingthe times, ‘Mr, Libby supparied mb-freagury. aggregating 85,000,000, at fro 4 effort who the outsiders were. but tion, and moved thet the prayer of the 114.25 to 115-68 ernment ‘are lower, they fled at his ae. It is peti granted, r the thy with ‘Southern state secu. eat Chester that Mrs. Uadersook, wite of the | Colered oohssls Lad ae ritiey ate lower tm Missouris and stewie in tie alleged murderer, who went from this city to | Mary schools, and shall recelve the appro remainder of the list. Stock market has been jane tm ver West Chester some time since, has rented @ peer ri Mr. Bergen concurred, and urged k. The decline is in Wabash, which, on. idwos torent Biase —- ee a a i Eg Ea Feltod frome to oy regular, and from 600 an Tening 004 ED Mica tee ee the same in afew days and until after the trial | business dene in He Sak: Hocthwest common ‘Goctined trom ié-tr ‘935 Pennsylvania avenue. in October next.—Balt Si ea. as 5 es + yi B. California Elections, CORNS, &c. BOYS’ FALL suIts antous Seetine. ——, a BY THE ~~~ MEN. Wt, ecomplateds and _ ICIBCO, hy i B.WRITE, CHIKOPODIST, moat resyect- BOYS’ FALL suits i vote of this Clty at ‘election is unex- saree odes patroas that’ his establish. 8 soug meantime, as is ment, No. 539 18th street, opposite U. 8. Treasury, BOYS’ FALL SUITS overwhelmingly against it, and it is hard to find | colored schools and close the school houses was pectedly large and will probably reach 27,000 Dutchman,” bs ie been thoroughly renovated, is now open for BOYS’ FALL SUITS careeey wea risk saything on pol That oe oe saotion tw refer was carried, out of y eS oe ig ps a, a ee = and Considering the great amount of duty the feet are BOYs’ FALL SUITS , bets are offered ‘minetec ; ——— ————__ that people's inde- geeks coor uate ae BOYS FALL SUITS Het cere Daairmernagnareyrn | ite Oren Nace, Otouant Bevan Ro nile Ieee ant armvear oa o . one; ing shoes, & cod ccasonal atention te stay up a engle day, tive to ove; that Wise will | "Ady, described as chalora iz some celved from the interior. Under the new code | {2.8% ree ft * woven nnd Bis womoriy, current, teres to one; ‘ of lilinois and Kentucky, ir or not Posgn of ole. some are SRSt He wale cates wilt bon 8s einige hee 4 ile, and that with, start tering tickets have to be separately’ counted bry Boevs Mepicat DirLomas.—During the ys four weeks five medical diplomas, issued | fifteen minutes after the Railroad Collision im Baltimore. | }¢ hivebecn sentto the Spanien consul tathoets, | poe ore eee Baxrimonz, Sept. 4—The local eo aod Pee iets strat tant "eae a | Sen Ha el 28th, for Spain, and who ar- | as if from the clouds. I Pomona ge) Ender Siation Desrsrars Ficet Berwaex 4 Susnive- ih de nn ima, aving ae fr creased oe Keri coud 3 a Be a pletaare te Se, ch hrmanet tee eagh oaba ee Towa, Leader of August —} & course were tculars of a terribie turee. The Spanish consul laid the matter be- | laws. We have them when that city’s denizens to ride tak th air. Why do they not The Latter-Day saints Coumem, | 224 one of the netorious | aaa ai head > | thatthe them down? ‘They are avtully had om Rares sac renct Buurre, wa, bape the Page pote : now. semi-annual conference ebureh = Suedet cles ben sone ae communication lowed in Sucre Covasen Shae Batzmons 05 ARATIONAL JUBILEE OF Cororzp Prorte— | Y« railroad a now _ geoes Cueto rere teraiay saints opavensd robber, 3, Walter Murdock: “blored we jared, were wailing om | colored ‘citisans, ix malles, who oume info 7ou izevolling | loexpocted that the enetng Sata srurualy Sanied . 5 . Boundary avenue, near Hope fifteen miles to do s0 month, as the ‘1 ‘bite men, ‘was driven harvest reeds it costs for commuta- —— se Goss a — ae ~ girl taken into the near by and bratally | Sertember tion for Steen. miles only $6, 0: $15 per | Died ef Wounds Received at patio. . ee othy, alias Tade thy Protenek Frauk- | Ceniennial ‘entaee ever succeeds financially it will beby Hanevenp, ( 6 ed ee ‘cmptiod PEABCDY'S, ree a Neg ote committing | dence. The committeson: jhavechocen | MAKING WASHINGTON 4 DIRECT AND SPEEDY | Appleton, “s - By] - (Ho. 686 Lovsiaxa AvENtE,) ABLE BROTHERS, |* = ee ee | eae. See re,Prot. | Whst idea it would be for TF wounds | ‘a tarn he 34 the only house in the city that makes s specialty tae Gaash age Onan De iat ea, Day “and ‘other colored men will Saeaiiea are pa ee where he braitpiinerigit erm, GUNS, FisH TAOKL SPORTING 8a8.—A letter will be published in To- fa gps sane Gorse GnoraslePre | Wang Soeaaiag™ ee soa ~~ Anon. ao 3 su2tt B7-SIGN OF BIG GUN. Seueng | Sur Daan ax 4 ‘Cenrgecen te . the not often that wo rors CIDER, VINEGAR, a © tebe, or Ie Fe Surrant red is the now autums coter: AND i bring p SLA MUSTARD SEED, speedy and de- A complete variety of all the SPICES, whole and ~ repari na i he SUGARS and FLAVORINGS for presery- ot te falling ofthe bate Bate inter polonaien—4 i CE ye LES 2rd imported TABLE 7 rom contrelie overs! = * aK CON, Grocer, ia in | the Nation, ives = anh tema We BR Bias at | Beak ee Seance, net Pesan oe