Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1873, Page 1

SSS —————————_________"*,, Che Evening Star. D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1878 THE EVENING STAR, TUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, « umyjlvanta Aveuue, cor, Lith St. aY t } ! | | TD EVEMNG STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, | 8. A. BACPPRANN, Prevt. STAIR is served by carrisrs to «| Tes CENTS PER WEEK, or FORTY =R MONTH. Copies at the counter By _mail—three months, §1.50; ne year, FS. j WEEKLY STAR—Pnblished Priday—@1.50 gyear, Se Invariably in wtvance, in botheasesyand | 7 yaper sent longer than paid for. SF Rates of advertising furnished on application. | DRY GOODS, avd upwards. 25, $1 50, $1.78, $2, ae >| Sandenwards. a | pucey es TEs PRICE LIST: ALL WOOT, PLANNED. wo Oe. yard. wi * LINES HANDRERCHIEFS S82. pi-ce Lint Lies ~inentees OS dOUeM. LINEN = a ver F NO-* 7 Pate. ' SiN ALL KINGS OF DY GOODS, EMORY BAXTE yn = AKATIC at aan FALL DRY G0ups TRADE. CANTON FLANNELS, INTs ING DAILY. PRICE TO ALL. WYLte, Reliable Pati ang’ _ LADIES’ GOODS. STREN, GUS 15:2 creet.n from New York with cheaper than ever ¢ ¥ G, has the’ fall color rub hem back in time, Jeaned with ed effectually, eo that the: nit shrink ‘ 1 on short notice sO@ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ty om hand a fire assortment of , ae, 3 HELUER’S TAMDING DEPOT, 617 SEVENTH STREET, es, at Tid Market Space. ‘CH STARCH ENAMEL for doing up Linen } gloss to the fabric & CO., Mannfactarers, 60 Wirt Lombard street, Balm Mary iand. _ PIANOS, &:. TED : PIANOS. we WARKANT- S. BSA SOLE AGENCY McCAM r : M YBITE PLANUS, > ORGANS. REICH«aANBACH’S PiaANO WAKELOOMS, pve Pa. avenue, > Bz oF ALLA AND Siiv 423 ¥e re, 420 lich street Peomsyivania avenue, Agents for PIANOS. eas2-tr NO AND MUSIO STOR: c ork Avenue, ated Pateat Fianes of DECKER » in use by the first pi- wut. Agency for t hen LING ORGAN. Pianos anufactarers, uew and need, at low rent. Al Kinds of MUSICAL IN- 2 importation. ‘aus, Harps, &.. tuned and repaired, exchange. iva @ AND MUSIC STORE, LAS Seventh sirvet morthueest. on band; suid on easy, ad Orgavs thoed aud rego. deft at Mr. idge street. (HOMAOKER & CO.’S PIANOS. PHILADELPHIA, GBEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. ‘These inetruments, which, on account of their eu BLESEiby over all otters, have in a fow year ne the moat popular bere, as well et] cvel the country cau be bad now for tue fol- lewicg low prices: egUa RE PIANOS from 9378 to gers. CERicHT PIANOS from geq to §750, ND P from @u78 to S105. toaave from $10) to $00 tn par. oui it, are invited to call os for rent. Pianos end Re reperiy atteud- CARL BICHTER. Agent, 935 Penusylvania avenue. @ “syld-te _ REAL ESTATE AGENTS. J AN BOYLE. FRANK BABNUM JUAN BOYLE & CO., REAL ESTATE AND NOTE SROKERS, No. 605 Isth street, opposite U. 3. Treas: HOUSE on I street, 1g HOUSE rv 2het ¥ un- im proved, on dif is raoning from the Gis, for sale at low figures or exchanges for city Property. SW400 feet of GROUND in various pe Tons «f the cit for aale st low figu: es, on easy torms, lexchange for productive imgroved proper- tr t CORNS, &c. BR WHITE, CHIXOPODIST, most - Dia WEE URCrOnIST, met rast 15th street, opposite U. 5. Treasury, u thoroughly renovated, is now open for Tform, and their exposure to the dis- is cdots of constant climatic changes, 1l- Ditiog shoes, &c., they peed eccastonal stent order that they be Kept iu « comfortable and usetul condition, and sa there t= great in tamper- ing Sih corns with Buife, rasog, or ong other sa. ab)” Sppliavces, thousands of persons come far ly experienced '» COM ioebior tusure bite removes corns withont an be worn with case imuotisidiy shes the cperation; be sucessfully treats Buoions, lab and Ie growing Matis, Vascular Excresconces, atd other disorders of the Feet, and. if the advice given be obs Tigi Sbetmanent care la effected ‘without lows Office honrs from 8 a.m. te 6 tablished in Washington, D. C., i CLLINGewORTE Chicago, DL, beg to offe Sitiz ns of the District of Colum efra Dp. Trier D. Or ef the ELAN, 634 Loutatanee :ibe hours of 16 and 11 @.m. om PEE teconnat a Beneralip. Price, 38 cents a sot = 42—N°. 6,392. rgans and Musical Instruments of | Occasion jou WASHINGTON SPECIAL NOTICES. Nattan’s Vegetable Cathartic and Anti- billioas Pills The locn! demant {or these Pulls hag teality in- within » few year+. so that at ~went the ale for them iejyuite considerable. have I the attention of the ae a general family pty yaic. drags 4 care from select vod qnalittes: Th arranted Wholly vegetable, hi mis prompt, certatu aad effectual. t re healing ty the stomach. They start the liver in healthy aud active operation They cure billiowencas, sick headache and costive. Dees. They are invattable for in‘ igestion and dyspepsia, They thorouehly cleance theentire ayetemse 7 paimd@ariag their action. chef they always aff, so every ene that takes them, it is ho tueic use will be il more extensive. »¥ ere adapted for e-neral use, Chitdren dy them as well as the stre they are abways fresh Mothers, Metkers, Mothers! Don‘ fail to procure MES. WINSLOW'S SOOTH- ING EYRUP for all diseases incident to tho period of teething fu children. Tt relieves the child from Pain, cures wind colic, regulates the bowels, aod, by giving relief and health t the child, gives rest’ to themother. Be sure and call for “MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.” For saleby all drnggists, iy 14-906m ———— AMUSEMENTS, Wes EW CEBRA HOUSE, oun T. Fi Proprietor + OLay Forp. ager and Treasurer Tgeous S acre, Maguificeat W ties and Effects, entitles aa ICE witc OR, THE KNIGHT OF THE FRUZEN BAND. Irciuding the tesnery of the Pole: board diem. the Floating ela @ Ice Queen and her dant Sprites, THE REALMS OF THE SUN GOD. Ameng the special foa ures wil be the celebrated ARTINETTL BAMILY. A Fine Ballet Corps, a Pantomimnic Uompany, with ab auxiliary force of nearly KW persons, 1CE WITCH MATINEE SATURDAY, AT CHEAP PRICES. BF-No change in Beate can be « es of admission. a week in advance at the effice of the New Opera Hous, sep LINCOLN HALL. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPEMBER 19, 20. MATINEE SATURDAY +] CALLENDERS FAMOUS GEQ®GIA MIN STRELS. KING LAUGH MAKERS. TIRE NEW PROGRAMME. seats at Ellis’s, Pennsylvauia avana se pls 6 Reserv Monday, 11th Street, below Penna, Avenur. A GREAT DRAMATIC TREAT, Th ber at An Actor, GEO Supported bs ¥ the Er Actress, MISS KLIZA NEWTU. Will appear in, Boncicault's Masterpi'ce. in 3 acts, THE RAPPEREE' THE RAPPERK nd with & Powertnl Cast rs. BUS. H.W. EAGAN, OT BUBB, sv CARBIg AVERY, Mr. JNO. REESE, B N BUCKLEY, B. 0. HODGES, ada Powerfuily Angmented Drama) i oth bampions of the W McKEE AND ROGERS. Original One Legged Da ishing P: © Mer The 4 Grea cer, OTTO BURE . Landowsk i tY BALLET, ng Premieres ERTAINMENT.— 3 WEDNESDAY and pls Se Mati a SATUBDAY. ce a ry a ar i tint. TEST) MARKRITER’S, = . 439 Tth strect, betwooa D and Watreets, eight Ho. 439 Tors pugve Odd Bellow’s Hatten New No 439 noice Oi! Paintings, Engravings, 09, Sc. Also, largest stock Payer” Haugings, Window ibades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Uor "aa sels, Biugs, Nails, &., inthe District, BO-Teams Oasiz T! 8 S7Picase remeniber Namo and Number, jel-ly* A'd: KINDS OF CAST-OFF WEARING AP PABREL can be sold to the very beet advantage by addressing or calling o1 x 619 D street, reon @th and 7th n. wv. Not.sby mail promptly attended to. Onsh paid. 5 (CED SLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, Brc., bonght at fair prices for a New York ‘hon: Bonsehold schateeeron bought and sold. Notes by ended to by AUGENSTEL renne, a3i-ly* EXCURSIONS, PIC NIOS, &. A GBAND PI Te TO BE GIVEN BY THE ‘At La tie's Washionten Giey Gardens Ou MUNDAY, For the ‘RAND FESTIVAL OF THE GEORGETOWN BENEFICIAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION AT GREEN SPRINGS, MONDAY and TUESDAY, September 15and 16,1373. A Brags and String Band h®s been engaged for the Couveyances will leave corner High and Bridge streets every five minutes, Prize Shooting will commence at 12 0 clock each day. | Prize ——. with Air Guns! F Ladi ‘cloek p.m. each afternoon and lendid display of Fireworks each Si aaa admitting @ Gentieman and Ladies, 50 cents. Bor farther iculars seo Ni 5 sepls.2t* BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTE. m., for FALL AVD WINTER. BOYS’ FALL SUITS BOYS’ FALL SsvITS BOYS’ FALL SUITS BOYS’ FALL SUITS BOYS’ FALL SUITS BOYS’ FALL SUITS SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHLOL RHoge SCHOOL LARGE ASSOR ENT HAGE GSE ENE LARGE SOE TRENT LARGE ASSORTMENT LARGE ASSORTMENT sss a5 HABLE BROTHERS, Fine Clothiers, Corner 7th and D Streets, f. _EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip, INTERNAL REVENCE.—Ttre recelpts from this source to-day were © POSTAL UARS To BEL: In accordance with an order from the Post Office department, the railway postal cars rnnning from New Yo: to Wa. hington are to be locked ateach end with Unit.d States mail tocks, t> prevent pus: engers traversirg the cr~s. The penalty for breaking a mall'ock is five ye rsimpri_onment. INCREASE OF DUTInS ON IMPORTS.—Repre- fentation is wade to the Tre departuen that the coinage act of 1873, by which the val of the ponnd sterling was altercd trom 4.8% to 4s 00-will increase the dntic : trom imports teom Great Brituin to the United States by a little more than 1; of 1 per cent. Persona. — pator Fowler is in the Senat ott and wife are at the bbitt House. utroller Knox has gone ty New York to see bis wife who is quite ill oi Phil. Sheridan is in New York, "President Grant and Secretary Robeson were in New York ye-teriday Cottecron Hanegr's DEFALCATION.—The special agent of the internal revenue bureau who has been assisting in investigating tho aflairs of the Springfield (Illinois) district tele- raphs Commissioner Douglass that Harper's detalcation has been ascertained to amount to $106,748.19, of which $1,955.19 is in his stamy and list accounts. Tue New Sear Lock.—The commission to select @ custome seal lock for the use of the Treasury department have finished their labors. They recommend, with certain modifications, the lock presented by D. T. Miller. The com: mission came to the unanimous conclusion that it is to the best interests of the department to use paper seals, and to manufacture them un- der its own supervision. Tue Gove 5 Attorney General Williams has gone to Hartford, Conn., to look after the interests of the government in the matter of the Creait Mobilier and Union Paci ailroad, which is to be argued Justice Hunt. The court meets on the 1th, bat the case will probably not come up for arga- M Perry, Ashton unsel, will be act in conjunction with’ Attorney illiam Presipe’ ing appointme' been sent here e by the Pr for record: A, A. interpreter to the ion at Co nople: ¢ W S. Attorney tor the north tn ; Frank De Haa of New York. U.S. at Jerusalnn a . Windsor n,of Ohio, U. n: Charles ©. ‘Palbott, P Brooklyn, N. ¥ INPORTANT 7 Ink MAKE al Kevenu The Com- holds that a per- € is not Hable to such sales: but if selling such wine away frou the place of manufacture he is liable. A vir ner, however, Who sells wine from grapes 1 of his own growth is subject to spe pretor, whether selling such wine at the place where made or elsewhere. Tue Lost STEAMER Geonce S. Wrtcnr.— The report of Capt. Davis, of the revena steamer Lincoln, which was sent out to seacl: # to the north nd westward of Cay ution, and are mostly below water. He discredits the report that the crew was murdered by native Tay Buenrnc ov Corumpra AGary.—T Chronicle of this city publishes a letter fro: Gen. Sherman to-day relative to the burning of Columbia, South Carolina, in which he says:— “I reiterate that no matter what Gen'l Hamo ton’s orders were, the men of his army, ei his rear guard or his stragglers, did apply the fire, and that this was a saficient cause for all that followed.” The General forwards for pub- lication letters from Major H. 0. McArthur, Capt, W. H. Gcodrell, Ist Lowa intanty, and Col. J.C. Kennedy, 15:h Lowa infantry, corrob- crating his statement. Tax ConpiTiIon oF THE Crors.—Correspon- dents of the Agricnitural department from the touth report favorably upon the condition of the cotton crop. In the larger part of the cotton region lying in the zone of frequent rains some damage was done, and a small acreage was lost through what is known as “weeding.’, Thed pertment, however, is of the opinion that the crop will approximate 4,000,000 bales, wheat crop, though short in some part: of country, 18 offset by extraor others. “The vield ts placed at 25,000,000 bush- els. The product in Minnesota tor the year wil! reach the unprecedented aggregate of 310,000,000 bushels, The crop for Maryland is a fair aver- age. i} the nary crops in CoL. Mospy¥ AND THE ADMINISTRATION.— The Warrenton (Va.) Jviez confirms the report that Colonel Mosby recently wrote letters to the President and Postmaster General Creswell explanatory of his position in the present can- vases in Virginia, stating that if because of the patronage Destowed upon him in the distrisu- tion of certain offices, @ different course was expected on his part would be gratifying , him to have the said appointments révoked, and says ‘‘that in confirmation of the presump- tion that they were factory to the parties addressed, we state that when @ radical dele- gation, headed by Platt, ited on Postmaster General Creswe!) this week and demanded the removal of the appointees made through the i: fluence of Mosby, Creswell refused to comply. Gey. Spinner Fortirres His Position.— Treasurer Spinner has written another letter on the back pay business, this time to Senator Carpenter, who recently wrote him, dissenting humorously from the General’s views on the subject. He adduces additional facts to sub- stantiate his position that the government has no right to the money unless accepted as any other donation. He states that the increase voted by the Thirty-fourth Congress was 100 per cent., by the Thirty-ninth 66% per cent., and by the Forty- 50 per cent., the last the least of all, and yet the former were not noticed at all. Three of the members of the ‘Thirty-fourth Congress who took their pay have since been elected Vice President—Ham- li ifax and Wilson. Mr. Spinner says he took the back pay which was a raise of from $3 @ day to $3,000 a year, and was elected three times after by maj offnine thousand. He thinks the cause of the opposition now is the too frequent repetition of these levies upon the propie ‘s ae. He adds, however, that near- ly all the fra committed are traceable to the inadequacy of pay. and tosuch an extent has this been carried that “none but rich men and rascals can office.” s20e- Bunwine ov A WasTere STEAMER.—The © Howard caaght fire inthe hull |, Mo. wae yee were taken ashore the » which was the only hope Howard was the Torg st 800 tons FATAL Guxnine Accipant.—On Thursday Mr. Wm. Temple, s ye man about 21 years <a ee sora’ bunting aon —— com ., BC tally shot himeetf resatding in inetant desaie R. M. T. Hunrse will deliver the address at the fair of the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society, at Winchester, on the ots of Dowber, ~ g@ Governor Booth has been tendered a pub- lic reception to-night by the people of San THE INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR SHEPHERD. The inauguration of Alex. &. Shepherd, e:q., Qs Governor of the District, took place t' morning at 9:50 o'clock, at the residence of ex- Governor Cooke, in Georgetown. The afiair was conducted in avery quict manner, there being precent only @ few gentlemen officially there, or immediate per.onal friends of the parties concerned. The large parlors of Gov ernor Cooke's re“idence were thrown open to the guests, who were received by that gentlo- man and Col. H. D. Cooke, jr. Mr. Shepherd arrived about 9:30 o’elock from his country resi- dence, and the entire p.rty proceeded to the private Wbrary. Judge MacArthur then pro- ceeded to red the uth of office to Mr. Shep herd, who in due form sabscribed to the same- Governor Cooke then steppd forward and con- gratulated the new Governor, which was the signal fora general hand-shaking, avd the eon gratulations continaed until the party we.s ushered into the dining-room, where was spread @ magnificent .cmt lunch. Rev. Dr. Aikirs rector of St. Joha’s church, of Georgezown, offered @ short prayer, in which he fervently invoked the Divine bjessing alike upon the out-going and the ing executive During the interchange of frtend2y toasts natu- ral to the occasion, ex-Governor Cooke rose and in the course of some felicitous remarks said that it would seem to be fit upon an ocea- sion like the present to offer a sentiment to hi successor in office, anu taat he should not 4 tempt a form ch, as he belleved in t old legend, “short accounts make long friend but that he felt that if there had bean 1 heart any regrets in leaving the office of G ernor of the District, they were banished w' relinquishing that office to Alexander R. SI heid. He would now propose the hea Governor Shepherd. Governor Shepherd, in response, eaid, after thanking Governor Cooke tor the com jliment, that the highest honor which could be conferred upon him was to be the successor of Henry D. Cooke, and he hoped in the :uture, as in the past, success would at tend every eifert of his predecessor, and that the great God would watch over him wherever he might be. The ex-Governor then escorted Governor Shepherd to the Executive Ofice, where he formally entered upon his duties. The Board of Heaith cailed on Governor Shepherd to d body to extend their con gra.ulations, Dr. Co! fing as spokaman. Tire Covernor brietly responded, thanking them for the complimen Among those who calied upon Gov. Shepherd this morning to tender their compliments were Secretary Belknap, © neral Hitz, Pres ident Stickney of the Council, bell ot the House, and a large leading citizens. peaker Camp number of our PROGRESS OF THE PESTILENCE AT SHREVE- y De ‘elle Fever in M Shreveport th inst., saying te : panic stricken: that all had who could do +0, and that there wast in the city treasury. He furthe: Was increasing. B. T. M operator, died on Saturday ph manager, was 0 urday there were twenty-fe: meeting in Memphis on Sat Twas issued annonneing the exist yellow fever in t stern p city among the bi living there. Aly vi There was consider: n consequence of th board of health, ut many people left t cases were reported in th artot th city yesterday atternon. The total namber of interments reported by the be y terday was 14, of which 11 were by yellow tever. It is Hoped early frost will soon stop th: Indianola, Texas, quarant ton Saturday. Galveston will ynarantineaga New Orleans. Houston has already quaran- tined against Galveston. Mails will be for- wrtded via Houston. Suockinc HomicivE 1 Bacriw —A Woman Kicked to Death.—Another shocking homicide has occurred in Baititaore, the victim this time being a widow, fifty years of age, Mrs Mary Callahan, who died yesterday morning at about five o'clock, at No. 201 Lexington, be tween Green and Paca streets, from injuries Piapipe ou W edugsday afternoon, it ig alleget y Charles Morrison, who lived in the sam house with the victim. The house in which the killing occurred is inhabited by turee or four famille The first floor is occupied by Thomas Montgomery as a drinking saloon, the second as a dweiling by Mr. Perks tue third door by Mrs Callaban and an old woman named Miss Leon ard, and the fourth floor by Morrison nq his wile. It appears from the evidence before the coroner’s jury that the deceased and Morrison became itivoived in an altercation in the apart- ment occupied by Mr. Perks, and during th: quarrel Morrison kicked Mrs. Callahan twice in the abdomen, which resulted in her deat! yesterday morning, as stated. It was not sup- ares at first that Mrs. Callahan was 80 severe: injured, and @ physician was not called in see her until Thursday morning. The coro- ner’s jury gave a verdict that deceased came to ber death trom a kick In the abdomen by Chas. Morrison.—Balto. Sun, ch Loss OF SCHOONERS WITH ALL ON Boarn— The Late Disastrous Gale.—The schooner Tyro, of Brookiyn, N. Y., went down off Old Harry Head, Magdalen Islands, with all hands, twelve In number, during the late storm. tof the crew were married men, with families. The bodies of the crew of the brig Ellen, wrecked off Cariboo Cave, straits of Causo, were found, those of the captain and his son in the cabin the former standing and the latter lying down. ‘The schooner Ann, Captain Grimes, is missing She was from Sydney, coal laden, for Halifax, and, during the gale, was seen off Devil's Is. land, her crew working at ber pumps. As she was an old vessel, there is no doubt she went down with all on board, consisting of five per- sons. Further particulars concerning the loss of the American schooner Kureka, of New York, at Black Point (C. B.) have been received. A body came ashore at Cape Dolphin, and, on the 8th instant, the bodies of a man and womar were washed ashore in the same vicinity, It is thought they belonged to the wreck. Gov. WASHEURN CONGRATULATED.—Seve- ral hundred citizens of Greenfield called upon Governor Washburn at his home Saturday evening to ae him upon his renomi- nation. In reply to a speech by Judge Conant, Governor Washburn said that he would not deny that the result of the contest was pleasing tohim. He thanked the people for their efforts and was especially pl 5 the insinua- tions that he was unpopular in his own house; that the county of Franklin had sent an vn- broken delegation tothe convention. Afver his remarks @ collation was served. DEDICATION OF A JEWISH SYNAGOGUE AND HospiTaL.—The dedication of the new Jewish hospital in Philadelphia took place yesterday afternoon in the presence of five thousand peo- ple. The debt of the institution is entirely ie The edifice was ‘ated. ‘he synagogue attached to the pital was at noon. The exercises of the dedication of the hospital were eon ese sive. Abraham 8. Wolf officially delive: ths pronetty. Addresses were delivered by Rev. . Hersch and Rev. S. Morais. Two MEN MANGLED BY AN Exptosio: While John Hamilton and William Mi: | ated at J. G. Schwind’s stone qi ‘lin street: blasting on Satu fear. iy to blasting on SS - inf cree ple Sencar bly cut and mangled about the neck and legs. and died in two hours. The deceased 5 of age, and a native of Manchester, Eng. unk was bedly cut about his face, but wi probably recover. In a Bap Box Any Way.—Whether Ir: 5 If-accused urderer, is pitts him to ‘New and thor. the sel m not, it will be a good thing to York, where he can be conven! Sg eee nee eed d's e n he Mill have got hisuselt into a bad bor tor tae are a dozen or more indictments for awaiting him—enough to give him an extended termin state prison. , W. H. Mugra ‘BE Rev. i Ge x | TWO CEN TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR, This .#fternoon’s Dispatche: Associated Press Reports. ——— Grand Lodge of the lied States. [Special Dispatch to The Siar.) Battine The Grand Lodge of the United States assem- ten o'clock 1, being es died in annual commanication this morning at the corted thereto by the Bunker Hill Enc: of Charlestown, Mass. bers of the Encampments of this city abenceof the Gran Durham, ot Kentuck. ORE, Mp., Sept. 15. 1 Gay street bh: men , and the uniformed mem- In th ire, che dep Suige called the body to order, all the officers and members being pres nt ex- cept the Grand Sire, who is Chili, representing the United 8 ‘There was much interest taken i ment the min ste> to | Overn- Yee ceedings, a large number of ex-represenvatives and others being present. Aiter the report of the committee on credentials, the allotment of seats, Xe. the Grand Sire had Peru and this city, and has not_been re it was announced that the report of been miscarried between ved. The report of the Grand Secretary states that the temporary absen ce of the Grand Sire has has notin the slightest degroe interrupted the pores carecr of hi the Urder, and concludes is able and interesting report, as follows: ‘These figures show ovr pride, Bul whilst gratitude at the rich r our labor, let us not fatl to app: which “gilds the prosperons ho end which crowns the gains which we exult wi eward wh’ ly excite pecoming h has crowned wor! We must toil on, as our fathers toiled betore us, if we would as” sure to our efforts endurance, vigor, length of immortati peration pire. In benevolence which marks the age, we ‘are ur rich contributions tothe general we As the world moves. pand, th wa must be a fare. ogress of in oF melioration of application of its re drama of life. Odd ring fifty years, in th its truit If we cast ous development of hand b 5 y. We are building up an im proved civilization; in fact, a great moral em- with ‘the noble spirit of men 4 wo. ind, and in the rd to the ever-shifting Feliowship has been, du is great field. What are our eyes upon the broad of our happy country we a fesponse to th’ inquiry, which comes ringing from afar otf with penet quarter, even to the temples lift their spin As the wilderne pas and system follows inthe fe Howship sa or do the: their sphere to home, to country Odd F ition. tion, do great trav Wide as the world the air is our wel Scattered far t trom the wheat. ical processe es of eV are in solving, until in its own fullness truth is deliy ered trom error. To dently submit. “Thus In this strnggle have band of brothers, imp tive law of love.’ W own America aud A come to the trom the birth-pls ern winnowe: 1 vice falls stralia, and it is tion of time when Odd-Fellowship lectric power. Wherever our people have ted, in whatever distant or perilous Temotest frontier, do our es and our workmer ses from chaos Ly its oderings ti or national js ours aw is not th put is tor all ay , doctrines ery kind must stan motion, evolving e- this ordeal do we confi 1s civilization advanced we galtantly toiled as pelted only by the instinc- ave covered every hab happy land with laborer € carried our <ystem to utinents of South in all over the world. Considering the relation ot human events with each other in all the past this sentiment is natural as well as logical From this standpoint our system ef human be néficence is but in its great the distance which our fathers may h chikthood, aud however advanced it, the prize which fs before us, if we labor on, is immeas: rabl: nd. ly bevo: Of the adjoining jurisdictions the grand secre- tay cases Disty decreasefin the me: butin view of the n have passec made for relief with thatofany former year. ‘T rested on @ more solid Dasis than it ict of Columbia. during the ye mber of members that way, and the heavy dish nents he report compares favorably a der Neves does now and, profiting by the expeiience of the past, the future will thus be instrumental lorious period when t! jowship shall command wortd. Maryland.—Though ww an increasing brightne: in hastening on ‘that he principles of Odd Fei- e wimiration o. the rather decreased in num- bers, the Lodges generally are in a flourishing condition, with full appreciation ef the duties devolving upon them, as is evidenced amount expended for the relief of t and aflticted in every form. branch is in alourishing con is manifested, and peace and harmony per which is highly gratifying aud cucouraging. ~The order is in as healthy a condi- Virginia, by the istressed ® Patriarchia! ition, great z tion as It has been for years, aud though it cannot boast of a very lirge increase in mem- bership, they are mi surely, Showing an anw ples of the order. joving along slowly but increase ot membership, ated zeal and attachment to the princi- Bunker Hill Encampment, of Chariestown, Mass., will visit Washington on Wecr esday morning, taking the B. & U. R. R., at 8 o'clock The: ot others, headed by the dence, R. 1. Past ‘Grand Patriar Master Kidder, Colledge, are makii the trip, and a day o! willbe accompanied by large numb e uniformed members of Baltimore, and The committee here, consisti American band, of Provi- ° id ch Hable, Past Gri Past Grand Representative all the arrangements for enjoyment is anticipated, as an Odd Fellows’ welcome is promised by the acting Grand Scribe, who is assiduous in his at- tention to the visitors. [By Associated Press. BaLtimore, Sept. nual communication Grand Loage of the 15.—The farty-ninth an- of the Rigi United States of L 0. 6. F. commenced at Odd Fellows’ Hall, tn this city, this morni eucampments of 1e Bunker Hill Encam, town, Mass., escot . At 9 o'clock the various Order, accompanied by ment, No. 5,of Charies- the Grand Lodge trom their headquarters at Barnum’s to Odd Fel- lows’ Hall, on Gay street, where the Grand Lodge immediately or; tacky occupying the chatr icky, by Grand Sire G. A. at Most Worth of Kentucky, the per the body, stating thal unex) sence of the! to preside, and re, in, omg sy chief. Secretary pee Regen 3 the fact ized, Right Worthy J. Durham, of Ken- in the absence of He that Grand Sire, with youminous documents, had failed to reach him. The report and documents were 7 the steamer All efforts hi been so far unsuccessful. mich: left Valparaiso, duly: 2 wi ul te trace or recover the <A document New York Notes. BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY. RK, Sept. 15.—A turther discrep 93,521.40 has been discovered in the st ments put forth of the Brooklyn Trust com- PANY as to the amount of its invested in the Kings county mortgage. It is also discoy- erea that © ‘So of three mortgages are given or assigned to the Trast company phews and law partners of -ludge McCue, who, Kiwi be remembered, is the heaviest sock holder and legal adviser of the company. It is furthermore discovered that on diffe sions since June, 1812, Edgar M. Cullen, pubdhe proseeator of Redman. has borr $44,005 from the company, giving as security bonds and mortgages On papers which, it is d, would ‘bring less, if sold, than the face bonds and mortgages would bring. ANOTHER CAR-HOOK MT One Walter Bray has been striking with a car-hook ina qua on the front platform of a Third Ave B. Creghint, an Italian, tn the the street cleaning departmen skull is fractured. He » rt and it is thought he will di ADMITTED TO BATE ‘her this morning « dames W.Jobnson and Y. } the charge of altering bonds. The former in =5,000 on nine indictme a / others, and the latter in 5,0 fifteen indictments, and $1,000 on each of the other. sTudge Fa € Delegations are pr t ashington, Philadelplia and from Baltimore, W other cities. ieee The Kentucky Kak WHAT A CINC TH NNATIAN HAS LEAL days in the kuklux region of Ker turned to this city last « country quiet, and the px ly about th Accounts of affairs gi n lett the Louisville Courier-Journal are w erated, and that the troubles will by due’ course of jaw yer stated that he ha a& large orgauization wy of them were had no s in | “ exag stopped | | have repented of their « assist in which has t those ebar at the pre! others ese: ght the county people outrage Europe T THe ® x TEAEKAN, Sept. 15—by order « i the latter count rienecd ceived ir iven eure: a e north, under Gen. S: th a scvere tefeat b contrary, they stat ment resulted in vict governiwent forces, th» Carlists being ¢ with great slanghter. The number of insurrec engaged inthe battle was 14,009, whil. he republicans w Panis, an nonnces th of the Duke De Kean: Christine of Spain. —————— Destractive Sr. Loris, Sept. 15.—A! six or eight now burn’ [Second 1» The fire in East St. Loui consumed the mills of Henry Sct: six tenement houses, and stables the mills. The mills contained 1, flour, and 20,000 bushels of grain. F: 50,000, insurance not ascertained. Loss on tenement houses aud other property about $7,006 Avavrs, N. Y., Sept. 15.—The Ba church, hotel, stables, several stores and re dences at Union Springs, were barned on S: urday night. Loes, $15,900. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 15.—Jonathan Lodger’s coiton and woolen mills, at Holmesburg, Pa. were burned late on Satan timated at $125,000; insurance, =59,0.). CINCINN aI, Sept. 15.—The Broadway hotel in Lexington, Ky., burned last night. Loss $14,000, insured. Ww on the Phi Jelphia Padrones, PHILADELruta, Sept. 15—The police to-day raided upon seven houses in the vicinity of 8th and Carpenter streets, capturing 100 Italian boys and their padrones. The children are now quartered in the 2d district station-house, where an interpreter has been employed to hear their statements. These children, ft is alleged, are heid under the same infamous system of bondage by their masters as has been exposed in New York and other cities, being sent into the streets with musical instruments, or for the purpose ot begging and otherwise collecting money for the padrones, who are supported by their earnings. t is also alleged that some of the children have been pooriy fed and cruelly treated. The police are going on with the inveetigation. ——-—_——— Progress of the Hayden Expedition, New York, Sept. 15.—A letter trom the vent den expedition, dated Rocky creek, Colorado Territory, the Sth instant, says:—“This is the extreme point to be visited and examined »} the heads of the survey this season. A special party will proceea to Bliddle Park. taking on their way the mountains of the Nationa! the Holy Cross, and the Blue river range. ‘The scientific corps have decided to change the name of the Sierra Madra mountains to ‘National —— Wall Street To-day. New York, Sept. Lato Se quoted at Ga7. Gold active but lower, ranging between 114 and 11. Rates paid for are LtoS An Erratic Lovisvitte, Sept. 15.— Herald correspondent man . mad men down town, and if th chasing chap ever crosses way there will be trouble. Ay Mm KATE Stopparn, THe ALLRGRD Mc | Ess. om Hee Duxity.—The depety kor } did net want A Mimactiovs Escare raox 4 Teeminne Deata is 4 ne having recently taken pee at Leavenworth, Kansas, A m Korbeigh war empagea when just about floinhin upon him, t t end _crosh into the cal’ing in the most eu; and as soon as \t was am was vot killed, bundn clear out the debris. porition, and Jumped to progress of ing went he backet in anderneath > t, however, at said be was not badly Ghonesmnninh bim uncovered ve to the shou they discovered that halt of the wail wh tailed to take down was showing sndic caving in, Still they worked to cxtr man, but before they had succeed: fell and again buried him. Me vo: be heard crying for belp, and (nc about the place, where the entire city was g ered, was intense. After remaining eig bours beneath the debris he was aga When the earth and stone were head for the last time be seemed to bs scious of the fact that he had pas cd the night below the earth, end asked what time Atter his removal from the well he talke agh anexamination of th tact that th ne lower extrem ered A New Wav or Gerri Es — It ts record ni * man wh district was ser ancholy fact th matter was on he pondered long ar should overcome the mist purse. thing upon Lim Se and at last he tor & ¢ and had hie fe The obliging particular instruct style of the make, teit, but only to squares below, where the sai Was gone through. In time nity of a free and respectable ¢ legal voter, called on shoemaker \. the right-foot shoe, and came tot uid the shoemaker be so to let him take the one shoe ted he would come back o hall eshoemaker was bu the purchaser and Ne him aymond street jail complain t murderess of Charles to ard, is a very at her demands great, and mach a: Sioned ber jailers, wl Kev. Dr. Bass, ied by some tad a few ¢ < for inson went up stairs to t 1 of with ber wa lal and demanded what told, she rept J don't I want youto know that I'm a lady, and I don"t want any one to come into hout first knocking and asking you try that again I'll complain NF. Herat. 1 1% iN LUCK—An f ine Fuse tor two may be given here to rely Professor Agassiz is given cause Of science—unseltisily, ane for t of his adopted conutry. ‘A «mail dinner party was recently made on his birthday by bis son-in-law, Mr. Quincy Ward. The octal hour pact, he was presented ty th and daughter with $100,000), and by with £20,000. This will be used exclas the cause of science. N notice. He has Purchased a an (tour inches long), pt-redactyl:, sending many for it, at a cost of #600.’ The set of ana. tomical Grawings by Comte, of Nantes. zoological ones by Patterson, of 1 only sets ir the country—both ‘poor used at Penikese. It will take car to make, under Professor A ion, such @ set as he absolutely ne kese. and one which will surpass anything the kind which could be made in the old > He bas his artists engaged, and the set will be we €—& dash of one taile, for * won by Quits, who was rod just before the race. “He took the lead T kept it to the end, 145. Vall chemith won the sec bandicap for purse of 8800, two and a quarter third race—tor the eonsoli- dation Cofiee fourth won by 4. The hurdle handicap. purse of s5v0, two miles, over eight hurdles—was wou by Biuud Tom in 4 minutes. Saturday was the last of the Lexington races. The first race—a mile-and-a-quarter dash—was won by Gleauer. Time, 2:21. Second race— mile heats—was won by War Dance. Time, 155g. 15 Third raceé—dash of three miles— Was won by Waverly. Time, 55s ‘The track was very muddy. Next month there will be @ trotting meeting held over the same course by the kentucky Trotting Horse-Droeding Associ- ation, and @ purse of £1,000 is offered for horses that have never beaten 2.30. Tse War ty Sratw.—The republicans are Teconnoitering the Carlist positions at Vergara, in Guiptzeoa, evidently with the intention of making an attack. The republican force out numbers that of the Carlists, but the latter are strongly entrenched. The insurgent mep-of- war Fernando el Catolico and which the intransigente deput crews, and which sailed for Lorreveg: returned to Cartageus without making a land- ing. ‘The intransigentes made another sorte trom Cartagena Satarday, and captured a num- ber of mules and several pieces of artillery. Dispatches from the frontier report that the Cariists have defeated Gen. Santapon Loma between Gayas and Vergara. The republicans suffered severely, and lost two gana. _———_—_—_—$—_=_=s Haziwe at Witriams Lnon.—Some of the students at Williams College, Mas«., have revived the me Ge open of hazing the freshmen, and a few nigh’ 0 they broke Into some of the rooms, drag; several freshm: trom their beds, ducked them under a pump, and acted with high-handed impndence gener ally. The faculty made an investigation, ard suspended three of the Sophomores. Whon thi left for the the balance of the class, some fifty in ati ma in triumphant escort with them, the entire sophomore class was uptf the members make an to the faculty. In consequence the students are loafing about the village, waiting for something to turn up. Tre Late Gex. McCoox.—Gen. Edwin McCovk, recently assassinated at Yankton, Da- kota, was the yout but one of the McUVook family of eight the a living. He entered the service as an officer of Logan's regiment, the Soth Mi and Gen. after the latter's