Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1873, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. | /S&. 42—N2. 6,385. . WASHINGTON D. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1873. TWO CENTS. “EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &. | SPECIAL NOTICES, VENIN AR A DERELICT OFFICIAL. Throwing Money Away. | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR wxoUE Y EXCURSION. Nattan’s Vege rtie and Anti- E G ST The Case of Mr. Charles S. Ramsburg, eon Sain hanaee theres connie roots REET RET . bi This Afternoo: Dispatches. perenne wees Associated Press Reports. Gen, Custer’s Fign ith the Indians, HIS OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE ENGAGEMENTS ver LADY_OF THE LARS will ete SCNDAY EVEN the newspaper is par exceilence the only mediuni for advertising that is worth their serious at- tention. The Rewspaper is a thing of life, a visible fact, sure of its circulation, certain to read. It constantly renews its youth; daily or weekly it appears afresh, containing’ mans old fates. ma! For a day or two past there have been rumors afloat of something wrong in the transactions of one of the employes in the office of the Collector of Taxes. The party in question is Mr. Chas, S. Ramsburg, who for the past two years has shez weatity io. | Washington News ani Gossip. them bjuulte considerable. Theres ther al them hjuuite considerable. os fore. concluded to call the attention of the InTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts from this iblic to their merit ] perdl vic. source to-day were ®412) 1.41. selected drags ae good qualities: Gen. Viycent, of the War department, re- creased within x few years. s¢ Sreparcd with ti they present the f« A ceeaitine (homecives coustantiy more aT T RIVER AND BIG HORN. They are warra: ily vegetable. i the position of Deputy Collector of | 824 more familiar, but holding also fresh fact=, New York, Sept. 5.—The official report of tckr'actfon ia prompt, certain aed effoctwal, turned to his official duties this morning. Lepechnetent pris Ae City of Pipa Hata having eae nea, ine tase wonder; even in ie = Sener ot tee Teens vines aoa ey healing to the stomac! od Is > i ives mi ti e Is pu blist A art iheliverin healthy aml activeoperation | T#® CONSTELLATION practice ship at the previously fitled the position of Assessor of | SSP. ‘er of its time and te’ nts is published here this morning. us what is alive and moving, up to the very date it bears, while its advertising columus show what Is being done in commercial circles and lays before its readers a concise summary cure billiousness, sick heedache smd costive- | Naval Academy, left Newport, R. I., @n the 5th DEM inst. for the Chesapeake. tre sys GUNNER FRANKLIN A. GRAHAM, attached to fight occurred on the th of August. Th n- eral says:—“The superiority of our enemies in number, the long distance separating us from the main command, and the belief, afterwards Taxcs. Mr. Ramsburg on accepting the posi- tion gave the bond required in the sum of 0, but under the rules of the office he was ot ‘They are invaluable for indi, They thorowghly cleanse th- ype psia, m | | | | | Their action is prompt | | 4 50, » ‘They de not gripe or give pain daring their ac.ion. joe Saas Se 1 8 of tho.e new ideas through which money i- | yeritied, that the woods above concealed a por. . By the iuvaiuable reliefeher aiwaysaftonttoevery | the Frolic, died at New York on the 4th inst. of | hot allowed to reecive money—that being the made by their fellows. As compared with all | Lor of the envage forces, induced ane te cutters VENTa STR’ panting Pence grr isin i their use will bs 4 consumption. duty of the Cashier, Mr. Silas Merchant—and his | other advertising methods its charges aro rea- | my movements et feet strictly to the defensive. DAY. Sevres re " y : sonable, and its promises are molest, and while the business man is supporting it, he is, more use. Manrswat PArnick, of Utah, has resigned, | «utics were confined to the making out of bills. The Indians outnumbered our troops five to ell a3 the stron Home mate, A cwnt Holy Hilt B se a : i one. Every available officer and man was in y are always fresh. while patent pills generally | t take effect October Ist. The President has | Up to a few weeks ago he es Ge over, gaining from it in more ways than he may | the ekirmich line, which was in reality our bat. 2 — |B RS And, Comsoiventty, wntiormly eifectnal, | already decided upon his successor; so all hun- | office, and bs was ees oF fea Seat ene noe at rst a e ther hand with the «Hote: | Ueline:, The Indians displayed unusual void- TIENTION: rice, 23 cenia per box. Fersale only by + : been any misappropriation of funds il the ‘ow is iton the other hand wit! @ ‘Hote! | ness, frequently charging up the line and firing A 6. Rac ily pn Sermon Bibles oherne deteaiee nn oa ee tax tan oactibaules were issued, when some | Albums,” “Stranger’s Guides,” and such tik with grat ‘deli Sow ced accuracy. The COMPANY A ser6-tr Corner 34 and D streets n. w. Tux Pay or Deserters.—The War depart- | : volumes introduced to the merchant by the supple young solicitor, as “the greatest mejum parties who received the notification of such certificates being issucd against their property, fight began at 11:30 a. m., and was waged with- F out cessation until 3 o'clock. Finally a charge RST BATTALION NATIONAL GUARD, | on tHE BREAKYAST, LUNCHEON, DINNE ment has issued an order to the effect that every CpPER TABLE, ns of the age,” or “the grandest advertisin: | was ordered, when the Indians, notwithstamt Will give their first “ AND St as Geverter shall forfeitall pay and allowancesdue | 114 naa paid the amount, making inquiries, | scheme ever projected.” It is true that th: ing their superiority in numbers, fled, and were ea & Perrins’ Worcestershire Sauce at the time of desertion. The authorized ny 3 it was ascertained that there was someting | merchant is promised “a circulation of from | driven pelt meil three mves. Tn'thers flight the ANNUAL EXCURSION TO LEESBURG, VA., pone ventana nine han: ae ne derby gon) paptronraan pro mene erg, 2 Some time hein = ascertained | five to ten thousand and a copy gratis to every | Indians threw a | breech-loaders, s2 Idle r 3 re $ s valance recei ‘ ; cit | octlS-tawly Agents for the United States, nd fe that Ramsburg had recei for money out are one thou: a hotel.” But is the promise kept’ equipments, clothe: sand copies printed?—five hundred?—one hun-| {ina dian outtit passing to the creditof the fa the Soldiers? arena eee ome. If the stoppages and fines are greater , lariats, and articles of In- So far as the troops attacked were side, and on being ch&rged with it, stated that it he did it as a] ? . ‘ . Peaers occas | monly tree, tnd pert Maie Drag halos | Guth yee ae ene balance wit bede- | favorta the PAEUeR neat genre | ings Tete taaren the tte ane sane cokae, | gone, the Thdinns, a ofc thc own bard tomake this | Ente uc disappointments instan- | @ucted from pay due after apprehension, Collector Slater immediately instituted inqui- | are advertising traps which the merchantenters | except wound one man and two horses; but, A. Seber ee taneous ine CF at all druggists” and 16 Ex-Goy. Henny 8. Foote, of Mississippi, | Tes rn ie a: or Pony hl por eeoeons re- — Be >. e orien ad every a unfortunately, two non-combatants, Veterinary bas rendered great assistance. We | Bond street New 2 boot publicly pronoances “an intentional and vil. oe jeri ggg ohne yond f angoed omer en nim in ascertaining the strength andthe | Surgeon John Hansinger, of the 7th cavalry aly’ low Ing nanica geatlemen H. D. Cooke, rateful for the assistance of the fol- | — lainous falsehood” the statement of the Au- wrepitrict, | ___AMUSEMENTS. probable value of his investment, while, at the Mr. Baleran, of Memphis, Tennuessee, same time, the newspaper must send its issue to | AE? Ait, Baler oe in endeavoring ‘to come from tt main credited on the collector’s books—amounting to or (Ga.) Chronicle and Sentinel that “he is | an igregate of $9,319.27. The collections made | its various subscril who pay for it and | command to join the squdron in ad- President B. P. W. f b tine urg were confined to his own city of | are bound to read it. But su: ing the vol- iscovered by the Indi: f. Strects District, TWO DAYS OWLY. poetinent aad y ieege ela nant | Wocrgetowsitand he ameente tease peace | sreebote, to teed 1 But supgboaing the vol | vance, "were, disco ri 4 Page and @ large salary asa reward is defectéon and villification of our leaders.” 1 Public Works. He ea} never applied to any administration one Be we SIXTH STREET LOT. Grant's gift, and that iho very men whows he has been exposing in his reminiscences he de- during the attack, and, being unarmed, were ove! en and killed almost within view of the baitle-ground. The battle of Big Horn took place on the lith of August, when Indians ap- peared in strong force on the river bank oppo- site to where Custer’s command was encamped, tels; who reads them? You see hundreds of People in hotel parlors with their newspaper, but iow many look over the old, dilapidated, mar- gin-scribbled ‘Guide to Strangers?” The mo- ment such a work is published it becomes old. ing somewhat the figures at present as- Seta eit a eretiee ase 15,000, will pro} 1,000. 5 it should be stated in this consectio, . Beers the Honorary Membe FRIDAY, 95D SATURDAY, SEPTEM- | nounced mete eee made there, Ramsb: T i ‘ages F confederate con- | tries having been >, msburg's ‘atter and the pictures are already obs0- | and opened a brisk fire, bodies of savages atthe Paar ean esrafemace se Co ee ag | Sear aieaine ue bate ett | Geeta tects rain fore fes| melas sing ane tafe 26 ta jon. John A. Gray, Jo my» Oo) ae in, vant of family news) ir, he rf roperly distri} to re- rreed ene nWine KX Mbceiar Sars Me ne ant AMOUR IES PRELOWS. EG tenw Sacra On WAS G0 oe once is ance in Georgetown, hp, in order torelievs hin: | chistter or anenona gods? Probably not The | sist all attacks, end. when everything was in soe ai THE GREAT 12 CENTER-POLE TENT | Wacuixctow—a paragraph in a morning pa- | self trom pecuniary straits, collected ‘mone: {Hotel Album,” if its publisher's promises are } readiness for a general advance a charge was aptain will accompany ns; also per leads to the conclusion that one of the new | there from parties owing taxes, and assum: kept, issent to divers hotels. Suppose for a mo- | ordered, and the squadron took the gallop to the her, the ¢ memantee of the First AND sloops of. authorized under the last act of | 2Uthority to receipt for the same, when he had | ment that strangers read them, of what advan- | tune of “Garry Owen.” The Indians had evi- e is it as compared with the paper which dently come out prepared to do their best, and $100,000 Challenge Show. pr eagt to be built at the navy yard in this On being char; with his wrong-doing by wil whom the merchant expects his trade. And, strikes the very mnter of those from | with uo misgivings as to their success, as the DRY GOODS Construction of the ow te aetalls for the | collector Slater, Ramsburg admitted his guilt, ' : : Mounds and high bluffs beyond the river were = GREAT EASTERN MENAGERIE, | Srovided for, and at points outaneot Washing. | and Pape iced nbs! Bred enghag emerrer'| pom all, the Album’ gives him but one in” ] covered with groups of squaws, old men and PAK. IN! y U a | fi in Georgetown with which he is connec! rtion. One insertion for perhaps a hundre children, who had collected there to wits 01 | aaa trene stare MUSEUM, AVIARY, COME” ROMAN HIPFO- | ton, ‘Thesteamer Nipsic, however, now out or | Por involved’ and hc hed collected 800 used the | Mellen, ite mackuon f0F perhaps hundred destruction. Int tance ‘the pro= commission, and at New York city, will be In this instance the pro- FOR THE FALL DRY GOUDS TRADE. merchant's name a household word in the com- money, with the expectation of being able to erbial power of music to soothe the say- = ie ann} thoroughly Fepaired at the navy yard, in this | repias it. It scems that he made osilections | munity from which hedenne han tone ee age breast’ utterly failed, for. no soo * CANTON FLAN EGYPTIAN CARAVAN. wairtme vance is not expected | for the years 1811, 72 and 73, and s0 far covered | custom that he can look after among people he | did the band strike up the cherry notes of “Gar- his tracks as to replace the collections he had used for 1871. He declares his ability to turn in assets enough to make everything straight with the parties he has victimized. These assets consist of the stock of goods (gloves, &c.,) of the Georgetown firm; a lot valued at $2,500; the salary due him, &e., We. The business firm above-mentioned is that of Jacob Ramsburg & Sons, (Jacob Ramsburg, N E. Ramsburg and ©. 8. Ramsburg.) buckskin dressers and glovers, 105 High street, George- town. The gloves and dressed goods of the Ramsburgs have had a high reputation in the market, and they have done in the past an ex- tensive and profitable business, but of late knows something about. ‘The question then arises, “Why do merchants waste money in this kind of advertising?” Per haps the merchants could best tell us, if they would.—A n Newspaper Reporter The Long and Mystery, THE SUICIDE THEORY. The mystery concerning the alleged murder of Charles G. Kelsey, on ong Island, continues the topic of excitement in Hunti still the theme of the New York a hood papers. The Brooklyn the proceedings of the investig: suicide theory does not meet ¥ ro Owen” and the squadrous advance to charge than the Indians exhibited unmistakable signs of commotion, and then resistance became more fceb'e, until finally, satisfied of the earnestness of our aitack, they turned their ponies’ heads and began a disorderly flight. The chase was continued with the utmostvigor until the Indians were completely dispersed and driven a distance of nine m'les from where the engagement took place, and they were forced back across the Yellowstone. The last pony killed in the fight was shot fully eight miles from the point of at- tack. The number of Indians opposed to us has been estimated by various officers engaged at from 800 to 1,000. My command numbered THERE SWAN? UARIQEEAROPUEAQEDAY, | orem Parene Cicat Box-—Commiaiover e ss . . Douglass has taken no action relative to the : : basautadilac ors eben patent cigar box which he has been urged to Oi latec en A vinge at Peed with the Colossal | adopt, and to rrotest against which & commit- Muserm, Aris. ct sropical pirge,and Gar | tec oe’ cigar manutscearers {rors Nec Toe, ie» O imets. Drom- Philadelphia and Baltimore appeared before 2 3 a Poe —— sat re Commiesioner has NG@ OUT SPRING AND SUMMEB | GRAND DOUBLE CIRCUS PERFORM. | Misietetmined to order that the Dox be ased, STOCK OF DRY Goops, NCE, an instrument so distasteful to them. He is mely low prices. Bemnants less than half ffaloes, _— nt Hippodrome Tent i « anxious to adopt some plan by which the frauds Seen SVeRt ace bok now Oftentimes practiced, in the retail trade in two ings at theeame hour, ant cader one Grana | C2Pccially, may be prevented, and hie desires te Brice. DRY GOODS and NOTIC any general vw iow! the coopération of all dealers w thi ® ears have got entangled in pecuniary embar- | encouragement. The great mass of the people | officers and men. Our losses were one fice Gabi ah seamen ibcnen taking tes ieenien. A DOURLE GhinD ER = —o this end: Tasemente, ending in this sad disgrace to an | believe that the deceateds after being tarred. | poate sennaed: four soem koe tek oon a - SCRE ND ENTREE, Last INSTALLMENT oF THE GENEVA AWARD | honorable mercantile career. and feathered, was murdered. ‘This position is | wovnd-d, four horses killed ana four wounded, EMORY BAXTER, TWO STUDS OF BING HORSES, ‘The following is the manner in which the last The delinquent, O. S. Ramburg, is a young | all the more tenable from the fact which has | A carerul investigation justifies the statement jeter 5006s Wace tieakawrae, DUAL CORPS OF EQUESTRIBNNES, ayment of the Geneva award was made in | AD, of fine appearance aud prepossessing | been discovered since the recovery of the body. | that, inciudine bore days batte, the hoes aoe aa peace MALE BIDERS, ela York yesterday. All the Treasury enon manners. He Js 8 married man, of steady habits Ve end oa ed sured ans losses will nuiwber forty warriors, while th AD AS : CROBAT: @ YMNASTs, z 5 and of religious professions, a ere no athered, was horribly mutilated. is fully nd r ver R 2 riot + eae! for gold and bonds deposited on this account | 324 pose that ho used the money in any | establishes the mardes, os no juryman could be | jroupdca on the opposite bank of the river may increace this pumber. Promega ins other way than that indicated by himself; i. ¢., fur the purpose of relieving | his firm of pressing pecuuiary straits, with the expectation that has deceived so many before him, of being able to replace the money undetected: ‘The number of names of Geor; wn parties who have suffered from his operations are, 50 far as ascertained. about sixty, and the amounts collected vary from one dollar to nearly one thousand dollars. Amongst the heaviest suf- ferers are E.M. L. Boucher, $446.51; Jas. J. Barrett, $310.13; Buekey & Marbury, $179.83; Charles =H. Demar, $113.23; Decius Ed- monston, $214.93; James Garity, $103.99, E. M. Mosher, $972.65; Mary B. Marbury, $273. #4, Thomas A. Newman, 102.90; Richard Pet- tit, €439.31; Clemeut Smith, $117.28; Charles A. Upperman, $128.80; Catherine Waters, $322.23; George Waters, £426.58; James Wallace, 98; Consolidation Coal Company, 8545 for 1872 and 73; ditto, $612.66 for 1873 and "74. At 1’o’clock this afternoon Collector Slater took Mr. Ramsburg before Col. Cook, the at- torney of the District, and Detective McDevitt wassent for. Ramsburg was then questioned as to the transaction, but he declined to answer any Sa geet yester- day, when Collector Slater asked him the amount aes by him, he stated Owing to the recent heavy decline fn price of DRY B ; v 2 - | Were delivered to Mr. Archibald, the British felts dup aca wo SOY | evmny Gite AE UIERREES we | Semesters ete art le Induc-ments te boyera. We mention RY DAY. AT 9 O'CLOCK A, M. them superior, Sir Edward Thornton, = prices of s few of our goods : 7 EVE TWetharceinn A, Mi, AB British minister at Weshing ss. Next week ASS" two (2) button Paris Kida? s3e PAGEANT AND PROCESStON Sir Edward Thornton and Secretary Fish will lend id sia teen (16) howe Frenc rseta, 78 OVER TWO MILES LONG! finally settle the matter with the usual diplo- 8 Corset at S7%c., and “Thompson's” and " = matic formalities. It then becomes the duty of “'Brimble’s” Glove-fiiting Corsets, very cheap. | With oagrald, crimson, and gold deus, three brass | Secretary Fish to deliver the ‘Treasury receipts Bisck Drow bik gioco fan be beard 4 ies; ands fall Maviial Basa™anis | € Secretary Richardson, who in turn, has to Aas Barras Stara | (eabeayce ees ecte gman en | Serer Fn sabi ed hates 3 to a weep = aac 2 frome. | py the Ca sicads with heir age, Yanuers, and ps- ment subject to the e future action of Congress 86-3 . unted Goda ses, in origi- ams tnae. ; } Geute” Shines at manafao- | nal costumes, with LIVING TONES, LigNs suey, ss jeer oasis sd turors’ prices. PANTHERS, and JAGUABS LOUSE'IN THE Ho Cie pas uid be purchased prior te an exami- | STREETS. TuE AwFuL Stoam Down East—The Sea — BRODHEAD & CO. Shore Strewn with Wrecke.—In describing the je28-3m 1208 panes, oorrvan tan oot ath, ABCENSION will benteeee OBAED BALLOON — ap ng re Sg SS | GF Ail the Rotrenke resalng Sate the city have | B08 " was Deen arran: ith to Bi at greatly re- | With debris of wrecks ard hundreds of shi LADIES’ GOODS. Saeed fare “nn © Being people iy Fe- | Destitute mariners ‘were wandering avout. the Admi_sion, f9cta. Children under 10 years, 25 cts. | beach not knowing where to go to find food or QTATES_ ISLAND. N.Y. Ps HMENT—ESTABLI made t> believe that he mutilated bimself ard then went six miles to drown himself. In ad dition to this there is positive evidence that on the night that the tar and mnongeias | too’: go two men were seen to carry a bundie out n the boat, at the place where Kelsey's clothing was found, and return without it Fishermen are now engaged in grappling for the missing portions of the body. So strong is the excitement over the matter that there is considerable talk of making a wholesale arrest of the parties known and supposed to have been implicated inthe tar and feather business, in the hope that sore one of them may turn state’s evidence and unravel the horrid mystery. As the parties are all well to do, and supposed to be above the reach of pecuniary temptation, there is little hope on that score. Unless the law can be made to reach some of those en- d inthe ai and put them in reach of ing Sing, there will be but little chance of get- ting any ‘Of them to ‘squeal.’ ”” Fhe New York Herald publishes sundry let- ters and a effusions written by Kelsey to Miss Smith. Only one of the letters published shows any impropriety of expression, but it is stated that the letters not published are unfit to be seen by even the most depraved. These let- ters and photographs to match sent by Kelsey to Miss Smith were the cause of the tarring and feathering. The Texas Democratic Convention, RICHARD COKE NOMINATED POR GOVERNOR AND R. B. HUBBARD FOR LIRUT. GOVERNOR. Avstix, TExAs, Sept. 6.—On the fifth ballot esterday, in the democratic convention for can idate for governor, Richard Coke,of Waco, re ceived 659 votes, more than two-thirds of the en- Ure vote, and wasdeclared the nominee of the convention. When the vote was announced Col. Hubbard, the only opponent of Coke on the last ballot, moved that the nomination be declared unanimous. The motion was passed unanimously, amidst the throwing up of hats and the wildest excitement. Judge Coke was led to the stand, and ina speech thanked the convention for the honor conferred upon him. Col. Charles Stewart, of Houston, moved that Hon. R. B. Hubbard be declared the unanimous choice of the convention for lieutenant governor. Col. John Henry Brown, in ashort speech, withdrew his name as a can- dida 2, and seconded the unanimous nomination of Hubbard. His example was followed by other aspirants—Col, Finlay, W. H. King aul R.J.Gore, Col. Hubbard was then declared the unanimous choice of the convention. Sto hen H. Darden, of Lockport, was unanimously leclared the choice of the convention tor cou- troller. Tapherwal! ‘AB- De at 108. m. and 1 aod7 p.m. form: ¥ " ster conc a epeaneaegegy Tone | thls em eeegem,, Abo gece RTD ceovare, MOU TAT nate General Agent. | Wiichhad boen siding ed pene ¢ tie Y * oni Alexandria | cables ahead, was driven from them all, and pai B aomarantee £iten that ao" color rub 0 TUESDAY, September isthe Aye ae having 130, souls on board, she endeavorad to ring Your articles «oon, to get them back in time. JALL’S NEW OPERA Di reach har! safety. When nearing the a Fou: ee Se breakers she became ‘unmanageable ant re H. Cray Foro. ‘Treasurer | upon the beach at its entrance, ‘and EVERY EVENING sa SATURDAY MATINEE, | Micka, ROR BENE cloted in forty-three ¥. that he had i down and preferrod not to state it until he saw the list. Subsequently he sels were on shore wrecked. Fortunately the | acknowledged to the detective and others hav. i THE PLATFORM. Augustin Daly’s thrilling Ben: nal 3 Tue CHOLERA 1x Kentrucky—A Pnnic- The following are the leading points of the ir ea eer, | CHORE ER URGE AAACN | Ee Buty nae ios EN hater | wmmearenant Se | «M2, GOT, Garren st, fen: | be maeizg tg, amet Eid Glovre cleaned on short notice. Prices mod- | °™ UNDER THE GASLIGHT! | Wellfleet, Mase. = i ade an information charging him with having | tHe Louisyille Courier-Journal we obtain the | vention. After the usual preliminaries the oe; punctualiey oa ‘sepl-ly = J i Sa eaeseeaeesshaceeeesniess secoluall gunna ac creer oe Various persore | following information aboat the new outbreak | cobyention congratulates the people ou the re- = 2 — 5 NEW COMPABY! NEW SOENERY! BFORATE SCHOOLS ASKING A SHARE oF | WeOlrG) une OF money from, varto ‘collector’. | Of cholera in Kentuck: foal of many odious and offensive acts passed DEBE Tie Meer eae! Oats NEW MUSIC! Snes ar Cen nat Wimb—The repeessas- | Tics. Gommissionse Jonna iteaed a weet in ait Zuceday was t¢ have been the begin- | by the republican ben cen egg H egy ed = ha Bn ——$—<— 7 ——- al 1e e is MISS McCORMICK, echininsion~25,00, and 75 cents; reserved soats,78 schools attached. to erph Bh rg pe Caton forbis arrest, and Mr. MeDevitt formally took pn thoes Toes ool gee mgt yower they Will siminister the sorerament in a tutions in New York city ap; before the : revious ones. Large crowds were already f @ interes w the beneStof the whole 0a PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, mr ante peers At the ticket oMice from ¥a. | Committee of the board of eiucation sucterdne esbncetied Shove, Ramsberg was bonded tor | HS" site to suaed St, tok sree hie eae ple, and not of party; and, however, much Bias constantly on hand 2 fine assortment of in rehearsal, JACK HARKAWAY. evening, to state the reason why they should | £1°.%00. his suretics being = favorable. Some cholera had been reported at | they have been provoked to hostile and relia- arataetcro dient In preparation, ICR WITCH. sepa | not be’ excluded from further reception of tn Millersburg, eight miles from there, but Satur- | try measures by ou committed on them J (THEATER comiqug. _____| £rants fromthe school fund. Representatives | uzGorn Buppus Dner— Great Eecitemen | day night it was reported abating; wich renew | by the republican te a STBAWS, CHIPs, HEATER COMIQUE. mitted that | among ‘thesGold Bulls.—There was considerable | Cases, and the old ones recovering. On Sunday | ment, it will be zene of their great mission to FLOWERS, RIBBONS, &e., BRILLIANT REOPENING tie n | excitement in Broad street to-day, in conse. | night it spread with alarming rapidity, and by | Tise superior to woth ard gg gee tang oa Sip Be nement dosigos. Ladien CAPS and COTF- MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Isr. and Baa thane nna anaes Uae ee a eg Re ed ee i a wed 2 a ‘teach- boda coll : 4 SEE LABGSST LESORTMEWT OF Lannea | THEATER ENTIRELY RENOVATED, RE. hatever in All others are | some time yam had thew on the eee he | on Monday morning: ulster hese ality, OF color, shall foal he is really pro- pits sglling at redaced Upset, se wooed Wisc phys 73 Fe} NONE SHEE ira a pl Lal gh Prayer | decline of one per cent. in ince © yesterday pepo Ste directors of the “se corndemosting ny seer ae ca pened inions 338 8. HELLER’S, 719 Market Space. PROSCENIUM. » mn sneee pesims are sung, | would indicate that the m has faflenout of | &nd conclu postpone it until October 14. . it is bound re = = + wut all affirmed the school teaching is entire! The True Kentuckian came out with an extra, | 2nd policy it has ever pursued; that it S74urINe peror, THE HANDSOMEST AND MOST COMFORTa. | UDdenominational. ‘The committes will report oe bie weakness’ and dropped dows to ix. | giving the names of the dead, ang thefollowing | im uty’ of state to ogee yg 617 SEVENTH STREET, BLE THEATER IN WABHINGTON. _ STEAL 8 The to the Meiikeeet ae Eee eel | cae of see See ee fen-tr Opposite Patent Office. THE STAR TROUPE OF AMERICA. Camapa’s Crevir Monitige Invastica- irewlated street | here. ‘There are iS dead in town this morning, | % every child {n the state; and that R= AND SAVE YOUS MONEY. First, the distinguished young actor Fopal cueumtasion to teeetiges Geneon | foes moarty every house thet bee boos mana | and al others will be dead directly. "It was every adopted citizen may enter into a spirit of whe have Hair Switches that bavetaded | ‘the versatile monarc ofthe stg oe mobilier, Victor Hudson feat fled in French | connected with the leaders Taner maine: | thus faraceuegrons, Shee Leos teense | iseacs. Tae of Texas declare it to Baten ence? tem restored to their nesural | JAMES A. EDW . W. EAGAN, | that he knew nothing abou: ms be- | ne banks who have been the backers | thirty deatie here since Thursday last. ‘This | be their firm conviction that legal interference ~~ a jarge |“ The greatest of livi ch Comedians, tween Sir Hugh Allen and the he | or the bulls have deserted them, and are now | Occasioned great excitement among the visitors, | With merely social habits of any class of citi- Bertches P. the tine to barat | ‘Tho charming steer odes a ehbentnea to semis toe ae election, | trying to secure themselves. ‘Such are the ru. | and they went home rapidly.” , poe Sig les nung democracy ‘and tote wavsun e Me Sete” | The great SS CABELE AVERY, | end thet Sic Hugh Allon wae a subscriber. Let- mors on the street. Commer stat, Oth. phccrmunr ro Joux Mounissex-Ju-— Narrow eplightened spirit of the age. They favor - 7 Ww ir. Beatty were placed in eviden e wA.—O! "sca ‘rom a ul ati john Morrissey, | the callin, @ constitutional convention Re eS ene | no cneBW AND FRANK OOGLING. first of which points out the posnbility of con- | gaturday last asverel nereons same Cathe pole | J, sen OF the Hone Take rir atorriasey, | the calli egislature: the democracy of Texas Sef ADIE ec cncee | my senplts MAGEE SOW, esaly ‘pf Armeran, caps thd ts | Syd ne teateg maaan, te | ta aae tenemos nase rent | whee oar pst yoy of dering te ment sucl ake, five miles m the Glen si ion, on e mat lal resources of ie te, a! te the best exter tie ea te : uence and capital as could be | beeg “Olam, The nh the western | Adirondack railroad, about sy, o'clock Wednes orid for doing up Linen or vatiful gloss to fabric. are ‘M & CO., Manufactarers, Se nae once, and they soon found, near the western entrance, @ woman who was taking money out of two portemonaies and tying it up in a pocket-handkerchief. As this was rather sas- subsidized. b 1 RAILROAD Party IN CaLtvornia.—Returns from California come the best interests of the le by encoura: of railroads; that to: thie ent and to encourage the investment of — in such enterprises the democracy of Texas day morning. He had been engaged in making Speeder mnskes"'on the grass, pouring the pow- der from a three-pound can, aiterward firl the one ‘ icious, the detectives asked her what sh snake with @ lighted rag, and thus causing a | will favor the ating of liberal charters, yentety Baltimore. Maryland. tute thet the ticket In oppontion eae ena | doing. ’Bhe appeared confused, and was thore. | Pyrotechnical display. ‘Toung Jou cacie se | Mey ee tue SraneiNg, Of Uberal charters, rk vi a the legisiatere by toe taivoad tro} | upon arrested. When brought to the pollo: | act of pouring more powder {fom the can for's | theca ee ead, Such railroads, and PIANOS, &. —— Francisco elects this | She Wassearched, and 286 florins were found on | similar display when, it is belleved, it ignited | sections of Sacant lande under proper resteie: - ticket enti ‘with the exception of the chief of | "et person, tied in a pocket-handkerchief, and | from @ piece of burning rag lying upon the | tions and with such provisions of law as will Cre BATED ‘who will be a de: t. Both the rega- | three empty portemonaies. Although’ she ogee instantaneously communicating with | protect the people peowed oppression and un- KNABE > WhO Wi moet a gre | trled to deny having stolen the money, he soon | the can, a terrible explosion following. the re. | Feasonatle abtion auth ouch section wt the wate SQUABE and UP arties had tickets in the field, but they were 3 y> 8 |. The Beat Now Made ILIARIES, | oversinughed by thes ple’s" candidates. The | COMfessed that she had abstracted the porte- port or which was heard a distance of four miles | has its equal proportion of roads. EVERY INSTRUMENT FULLY WAR A GIGANTIO ENTERTAINMENT, "= | election finged upon tinriacal cansrat aad fee | mouales Inthe’ pavilion of the ‘New Frac | Lhe ind's hands were terhibiv erences eect York Notes, ‘DOK FIVE YEARS. Concluding each evening with the superb sensa- | Central Pact has been boatgn for the | Prctse— Vienna Cor. N. ¥. Times. and hie face and arms severely burned. His gar mired ‘ SECOND HAND PIANOS at all prices, tional Burlesqne Ballet of resent, and the next United States Senator will ments reught fire, and he was saved from being | ON THE TRACK @F BENDER, KANSAS MUR: PIANGS FOR SALE AND RENT. THE GRAND DUCHESS. Pp De subserviewt to itninoscestes wi burned to death by the presence of mind of a e . DERER. = OLE CY FOR WM. McCAMMON’S Produced with iE Chard DUG ee ee colored servant named Adkins, who threw a a York, Sept. — oe ree . N & GRAY) PAVOBITE PIANOS, | S#-Family Matinees ooery —— Tuex Suovty Reogive THER FULL PExaury. — over him end stifled the flames. —Troy Indy resiling near Acta, Greene ‘county, "as cINGEES DEOL SS SugH-Im WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. | Mary Rowland and Sarah J. me aed Se 3 Bender, the Kansas murderer. He stopped at F C OrpNo.) Om Exhibition and Sale) Naw No | A0°yphis were convicted Eg ig Bleak ma JAYHAWKING ExTRAoRDINARY.—Consider- | her house for to ‘asked ; 7 =6 H fy ny, Pil nl OH on peng able commotion was caused in Wail street if be was Bender left for the mountains. tf 423 Lith street, above Pa, avena: Tru 8. Stteution to thet olen ‘Mira. _ "he mountains are now being ‘HESP PIANOS —Several exelicnt_ SECOND- e1 CAEN PIANOS in complete ord mitively be sold below co starving for a period Mary, the step- Fm tien mae pice naa AAR Gupte of Sirs. Rowland.” Gxlent, with orders fo tale the aioe back in exchange for new Pianos in three years. . Lavra Keene was il last at a five per cent. gain. Noone a eee iPr vant oo hae ee week, st her residence in sozminely that a seemed to have any te information con. STIRFF'S PIANOS. was summoned, who administered to her eg tee Snenee © very general Me sequently rallied, however: meticontiy % be te: question: ™“Whatin the world is Gould ériving cat for the celebrated Patent Bianes of D moved tos quiet’ country ‘ where a Sener” oom, Regple thought that money BROS how York use by tbe first change of ait, it is expsoted, would Improve ‘would be inthe Tor selate of Be continent. for her health. fod ait wen eehinows, veri Fatab Bortsn Exriosion 1m VircI1a— had suddenly largely short of the market ‘Thursday about noon. Joo cee op Dunas of the and two men were Senator ris a ‘of CORNS, &c. y Lem about $3,000. tad siriting hs chin os thned | . WHITE, Rartzoap Ovvicers Impiorsp voR Man- in his It bled ie wenrieas nen eh at fir Dey’ tie aasoae thar Reet remmeet- | gtavontan-—The grand Jury of the eriminal tome at at litle tention ‘was paid ©. 103 Bridge street. jy Mo. continued to bleed at intervals cet QCHOMACKER & 00.5 PIANOS. | Bite been thoroughly renovated, is new were called in. SCUMACKER & 00.8 PIABOS. OF para. ners, he cad grad. GREAT REDUCTION IN PBICES. is. verv singular ore, ‘Those instruments, which, on account of thelr sa : ‘being known to the medical profer: | over all others, have in a few y sme the most popular here, as well Lincoln | | over the country can be had now for tae f in of @ tunnel at lowmng low prices: thine PLASOS from @378 to EPRIGUT PLANUS trom 960 to Re a oar qhgsiog the best Joatrament out, are invited f9'eall ‘apd compare for themecives. Pidnos for hanged. Tuning a attend Ste. “Canis nic ‘Agent, ae-tr Penney Tene. Uo SEB etecommen tea by Dents fog ite ally. ‘Price, 35 cents 8 bottle, i af only #8 Hi zi i ‘i i : i Bahu matiaese tae Se Sd FEBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Exeepted, | f ‘ ~ . : ‘Serrano AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvauia — cor, Lith St. The statement Ae {HE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, ’ 6. B. BAUPP LEANN, Pr | Tl thelr on erib i ‘4 v MARSHAL yoy e Loxpow, Sept. 6.—The Hour of this publishes ‘a special dispatch from Stating that Marsha! leh there on Thursday for Madrid. . WITHOUT FOUNDATION. ‘ Benttx, Sept. &— which ree v Loxpon, Sept. 6.—The steamship Great East- ern which for some time as been pling for the Atlantic cable is expect 4 Tctarn to Sheerness on the 15th of this month. THE TRIAL OF havc. A special dispatch from Paris to the says the trial of Ranc, which was aw by the National Assembly for participation im the insurrection of the commene, will net take place unti! after the case of Marshal Bazaine ig Gisposed of. A® APOOCRYTEAL LETTER. It isatso stated in the same dispatch that the lettcr purporting to be from the Duc de Le to an English diplomat giving reasons for the overthrow of Thiers, which was lately pub- lished in a New York’journal is apocryp! —— Am Alleged $20,000 Sr.1 . Sept. 6.—E. 8 merly mat of the St. Louis life insutance company for Indiana, was arrested last evening on a requisition from the governor of I charged with being adefauiter in the sum $20,000 for policy premiums. He was lodged in Jail, and will probably be taken to Indianapolis to-da: — Washburn Ahead of Butler. Bostow, Sept., €—The Journal's revarns of delegates to republican state convention ive 209 for Washburne; 202 for Butler, and 25 doubttul. —s The Oneida Community in Connecti co t. A correspondent of the Boston Post has been looking up t branch of the neda Comma nity which is located at Wallingford, Connecti - cut. No one could possibly read his description of their little settlement without feeling that so far as social happiness gocs, they have reached nearly to perfection. A colony of pleasant cot- tages, surrounded with magnificent orchards and flower beds, while the materia! indastries of the people were conducted in a perfectly ap= pointed silk factory, testified to the thrift and Foaustry of the commauity. The social princt - plesot these people, however, are apt to disen- chant the nary Christian, who has looked with an admiring eye upon thelr results. This correspondent interviewed one of the sages of the community, and so far as we can j from his cloudy —_ of the comm doctrine, we should say that its practice is not very much more immoral than the Mormon ne Oncide religions and physical ‘that of the Oneida re! Y law is the common interest of all in lands and proper ty extends to women. If John Smith weds Sarah Jones, she is no more his wife than that of any other member of the community who takes ® fancy to her. We extract a few sen- tences which seem to embody the pith of the — doctrine, as set forth by one of the chief apostles Mr Our doctrine is that the whole matter of love and its expression should be subject to enlight- ened self-control. We regard it better in the early stage of passional experience for the young of both sexes to associate in love with Persons older than themselves, and if possible with those who are spiritual and have been some time in the sclool of self control, and who are thus able to make love safe and edifying. It is well understood by physiologists that undesirable for persons of similar characters and temperaments to mate together. We have discovered that it is undesirable for two in- experienced and unspiritual persons to rush into fellowship with each other; that it is tar better for both to associate with persens of mature character and sound sense. If you take an interest in this matter, sir, | can explain further by saying that another’ general princi- ple with us ts that it isnot desirable for twe persons, whatever may be their standing, to become exclusively attached to each other, bowever popular this may be with sentimental people generally. Another principle with us's that persons shall not be obliged to receive, under any circumstances, the attention of those whom they do not like. The great aim isto teach every one self-control, and this leads to the greatest happiness in love and the greatest good to all.” It is remarkable that there should be any body of Americans, however smail, who can thus make a practical demal of the Christian be'lef in the Sanctity of marriage. Yet these people do it, and husbands take an infinitesimal share in their wives without any apparent susceptibility to that feeling which prompts ordinary men to murder the violatorsof matri- monial sanctity.—Haltimore American. Baby Farming tn New York, INHUMAN TREATMENT OF INFANTS. A case of baby farming was tried yesterday at special sessions, betore Justices Bixby, Shandley’ and McQuade. Sarah Coats, of ies cast (Sd street, wes charg d with cruel and in- bomap porns ony an —— ‘, months old, supposcd *> to # Circassian lady tea- veling with Barnum'e'circus. Mr. L. J, Grow, Of 255 cast Gd street, testifigd that for several weeks prior to the 25ib of JGly last he had seen the child laid in @ basket in the back yard of the residence of the accused for several hours without sufficient covering t> kcep off the scorching heat of the sun. Mr. A. Davis, who resided in an adjoining nt, also gave evidence that on the 2ith day of July he saw the child exposcd to the weather from 7 a. m. to 10p.m. He said the accused appeared to be wholly inditterent as to whether the child lived or died, and in removing it from the yard sho took bold of it as if it were a log of wood and flung it about. J.E. Doyne testified that he saw the child in the yard without ering; remonsirated with Mrs. Detective Levine stated that he found at the residence of the deceased five children in the ‘ard—two in wagons, two in chairs, and the baby in question in @ clothes- basket in the mid- die of the yard, having nothing under it ex- cepting a small ragged pillow. This child died on the Sth of August. Another of the children died on the 24th of August. He saw the bodies Of both. and bw | presented a frightful appear- ance. The child that died on the 9thof August was nearly black from expasure to the sun. Mrs. Coates made a long statement of her treat- ment of the children, two of which were bor own, and two belonged to Mrs. She Hoger. that she had not treated chil E tested the ervelly. She was sent to the for three mont Times, 5th. Tragedy Bhode Island. A JEALOUS WIPE PURSUES BER RIVAL WITE AN AXE, AND IS SHOT DEAD BY THE RIVAL's BEOTHER—A VERDICT OF MURDER. about ten miles from nce, K. 1., was the scene of 8 murder jast ing. Like most Rhode Island factory v! » Greenville is owned by the mill proprietors. of their buildings is known as the «Long House,” a large one-story and a half block, situated a short distance from the mill, and’ containing an of ves. Amor in the house were those of Caleb Williams and Dapiel Atchison. some time past there as been fll feeling, owing to Williams’ 5 iy Smith pba eg a — ballet passed thr er . most stantly. Oniver Mann Aires young Willams apd locked him up in Geory 5 y wes Summoned, consisting of Pardon A: il, Mar- 7 Curious Case or Fe.ine Arrecrion.—The be (Pa.) Examiner says: Mr. Morgan pi iA ‘ i Hl i te i E 4 Journal og damocis ware wees See