Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1873, Page 1

e swept over twenty-fives miler of th AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Nebraska, on mda. vt Aveuue, cor, Lith St, rey Seen were caught im ne Shree more will We con four are dvendteny die, ai ‘ THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, maiged, bat will racoves.” Mrs Mosley, eho 6. B. KAUPPRANN, fe mother bree of tne ebikiren, ram iP Pres't. them, and rec: | Catal rh THE EVENING STAR is served by carriers to ed * ch ved injuries. thelr subcribers at Tex Cents Wree, or Fort? ‘ — S An Irrigating Convention. ‘at the counter Denver, Co.., October If.—A convention ef ork Cure Fax By eau catees eet a: | delegates mostly from western states and terri= Six months, $3.00; one year, $5. ' tories. to consider the subject of i son; = to devise means by which the great me | Byear. BF Lovariably in advance, in both esses, | BO paper sent longer tha: shar cechseg oye rene VS. 42—N2, 6,419. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1873. TWO CENTS Rocky seentcinn se eh ee enreae slope, can be brought under irrigation so as ome make the fame valaable, tact here yosterday LADIES’ GOODS. SPECIAL NOTICES. EVENING STAR 4HE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE. THE WEEKLY STAR—Pubiianed Priiay— $1.0 and organized The State Elections, | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR On Hair Time. 1 EtY hes at the Banquet. Retorns from Hamilton county give Noyes | Provipxxcy, R. I, October 16.—The MILLINERY OPENIN ay | Mothers, Mothers, Mothers! = . Sains Peers 19,20; Allen, 13,933; and Collins,3.700, with the | TAs Afternoon 's Dispatches mills at Woonsocket have pomted a wo avname L. P. J ANNEGET, Don’t failto procure MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTH- i 2 The Meetings Last Night. isth ward and one county precinct to be heard aa ene te utber “ | ING SYKOP for all diseases incident to the period Washington News and Gossip from, The 19th ward last year gave a demo- Associated Press Reports, tories are conte m plating the same thing. ib Char « Bali re, MA., | of teething in children. It reiteves the child trom aN. Venue tatromtos The members of the Evangeliea! Alliance,who | cratic majority of 672, and the precinct to be cS ~d ne | Dainceures wind colic, reguistes the bowslsvend.tn | 7 cae have been here on a visit to the national cap. | heard from gave @ republican majority of Wi, THE STATE ELECTIONS. Sentenced to be Hams. | will open a large anaértment of | giving relief and heaiih t# the child, gives rest’ to Werday were Che NSE. hy ofl depertedcn the es The appearances are in favor of Allen's elec- seas Avirex V., Octobe Mick vel Dono. IMPORTED BONNETS A ee sre seems Paxsipent Grant, Secretary Belknap and | *#'; bare nearly all dep maces rains | tion. ‘The net democratic gain im the forty-six Penusyivania hne bax been se hang oa the tth ; | wor sake hy aH ateecios. Pe ane BERT ES 1 shi @ expected to return tu ul last night. | counties heard from is 1! This gain, 1f car- ‘ NS FROM Purcaperrura, | Of De a fcllow-couvict at ma on aetnemat De Pepe ee Se pean ie Sapo sii given to them by Governor | ried throughout the stats. will elect Allen by tover 16.—Lhe official re- | the Aul OS Sec Eees, Oce dehdiateiiats Macias vorig | Washington to-morrow. Shepherd yesterday, at Willard’s titel, after | over 470 majority This dow: wot ee following an Pres. AVSNCE, | tacvealy tres ond acteee Maks Ereten ies | ue xnavelov auausce granted Captain H. | Mr. Arnet, of Belgium, had concinded his re- | Yariiton county, where the repabliean ea for Ju » no disappoty iment, harmiaes, reliable, tuat yD 215-40" ag, bine OF brows; at all draggiste and marks, s Harirax, ¢ for city tre » | ane baer the 3d district over | Paving =r total vote en th reported at over 4,000. The democrats legislature in both branches, which the publicans are disposed to concede, aithongh the in Hamilton county, on the le, A. Ellis, 15th infantry, has been extended einer eineend itp eleven months, with permis-ion to go beyond | that they had here one of the practical resnits the sea. of the Alliance—they were all one—and, he — Bou «rest New York, NEW GOODS 80! 4 7h =o thought he could say, all full. (Laughter. t, bas not t been definitel; is 75,740; the majority in favor AMUSEMENTS. Two Mone of the Congressional delegation | Here’ they ha fop-thier the thengitttl and my Cngeneoat . 4 i z , 7 5 P 7 from New York city—Mesers. Smith Ely, jr.,and | practical Englishman; the tmpnisi nd gen- - 1OWA. valiferni NY 45s EW SERNA NOUER. B bert B. Rovaseert -have returned their back | *Tous American; the German, true representa. or} nll retarns from thirt a r@inction in the republican ma pared with Carpenter's vote in I 1y countics are reperted close, reqairing th ie. The same rati FLECTION OF M’KINSTKY, THK PEOPLE'S CAN- DIDATE FOR sUDGR. San Francrsc: . 16.—Ketarns from the interior show the election of Mckinstey, for le sovereign, William (long may pay to the Treasury of the United States. }; the Frenebman, worthy represoneative Pxnsowat.—Senator Sherman isin the city. | of the republic of France (long lite to the re. dimsett, -++*Sudge A. G. Magrath, of Charleston, 8. U., | Public of France); the Scotchman and the In EVERY EVENING ANT SATURDAY MATINEE c ENS AND LAUGHTER.’ ALE TUF SEW SE 4 a ee leer tee gtk easae ook . {10 (Of | Judge of the supreme court, by a large anajor arket 5 re D 5 | diaman—ai a Bet erie 5 ning counties as in the ty. which is auother victory for th y % a - THE PUOK URNTLEMAN Hon. Lieyd Lowndes and wite, and Mrs. Philip | good will of the people of the District of Colum. reported will reduce the re- | independ. nt party. McKinstry's majority la elas Slanghton Dew pLacK TRIMMING VELVETS, from $225 to | pr. Quacok oe Mc OWENS, | Roman, of Maryiand, are at Wormley’s. bia, and it was proper that they should propose | y in the state to 16,000, a loss | this tity is aboat 1000 3 Sullivan, Nicholas Haughton, Dr Woos- Pie yer san apart” DAVES. | “Thank sou, Bind sir, 1 owe you one.” a , | the good health of their host, the Governor, and | [yom Ist1 of over 25.000. ‘The indigations acc o. erally mend cish. The delegates gon- = ae To concinde with TRaNsreRRED.—On the recommendation of | the Sopie of the District of Celwabin, st ike seuassoratets ane Coreen ons wee eee oo spo erally expresecd much ‘oppasition to the nome PPATHERS. FLOWEKSANDOAN MENTS, TOODLES. = the Surgeon General, Surgeon James T. Ghiso- | © "This toast was received with great applause, | \ave ‘a majority inthe next House, while the nw YORK, Uct. 16-—A dispatch to the World | Seem Hon if they ace euy preseinitg tiga dgasnes daper TRULOM Sirti WATINEE SATURDAY © | leln has been relieved from ducy in the Depart- | and Se samen Hockecne seeuead called | cepublicans will have a large majority in the | "aon ts egon, says Nesmith, democrat pringing any other orgauiention Lactron B:! ACK oT! f AND YAK LACES, joet os ts be reserved during the day a week | ment of i owpsptmaad ™ tray age Ad == District, to respond. arrington, Secre '¥ of the Senate. battroenta: is —s at 2" wa oy med oy aH _ they are In favor of W. W. Vanderbiit.— re oa 6 a manufecturer; + es | in advance. commandin, eneral of t ai mi t -} ~ . 5a! ‘ + > a , yublic >; & democr: iT 6,504. . J u int iow ps DAViS’. ‘Texas for swignment toduty, ment RESPONSY OF MR. HARRINGTON, ‘The judicial election throughout the state | Smith, republics lemocratic gain o un Ou MONDAY, October 2, Mr. and Mrs, w.J Secretary Harrington said: oe: y: was quiet, and a small vote was cast It is RD—Lrdire at the Ballo OSURZED AND EWAMELED stERr BUT | FLONENCR * | THENEWSILVEn THADE DOLLAR, half dollar, | Bishop Simpson: At the request of the Gov- | helleved’ thats Mckimtry the imaavontent wikixais Seton Semen wie Cake. t Busanelle lil, os _— ee scnabiiaiats W4SHLNGTON THEATER Comtave. | quarter dollar, and di y the act of Feb- Olueobin L thanks you forth tue Dis | candidate for the supreme court, is elected. pon. alled for an expres- QI TOCK OF RIBBONS. Lacks, EMBROIDER ith Street, below Pe ay ruary 12, 183, made “‘a legal-tender @t their | pressions which sou havo uttered in thelr behsif. | ‘Tax Patareco Réoatta Yustarvay.—The | Pani October 16.—The deputation which eel Ky ~ PGES, GLOVES. TRIMMINGS, EXTRACIS, AN ENTIRELY NEW COMPANY. nominal vaiue fur any amount not exceedi thauk the Alliance for the generous manner | Patapsco regatta took place at Baltimore yes- | met Count de Chambord at Salzberg on the L2th : ey. een and ai) hince of NOTIONS, now complate nt aN five dollaxe 4 Senet, aca tee en me terday, and was witnessed by thousands of | instant is expected to return to Paris to-day. | the election decided that as the election wae for ree Le ied bors 12 | jo limitation to this provision.” “Mere Obs Gua eae en ne ware eat ashamed ie. “The course was to ¢ flag, a dis- | The details of the conference are unknown, but | @ General expression of sentiment, they would FOE BEST GOODS, at Lowest markot erica. go The Greatest of all European Stars . ——_—— ; to ank strangers to visit un, ‘The time wee ts ce of one mile and a half and return for | it is believed the negotiations have (ailed. Tab or Gee eer er the lation, In 0 Sow hours to DAVIS. , Navat Orpers.—Sargeon B. F. Gibbs from - ital with prid " ch race. Wm. Young was elected as judge TERRIBLE FLOODS IN CHINA. 125 of the most respectable and independent la- SSS ZITELLA TROUPE. that we show our noble ca with pride and 3 mIB nip | dies in the city amembied at the’ Methods KR cS AN = the Richmond and ordered to retarn home and | pleasure. And if it shail be the will of God that | for the Ariel, and L'Hlirondelie, and Arch. | Saw Francisco, Octobder 16.—The steamship | @ a L N Tecele d every aig at ES AND PEA EaCS | Mademotsetle ZITELLA, the handsomest lady in report his arrival. Second Assistant Engineer | in the future, as now, brains shail direct and | Coulter for the Undine, with Otho Williams as | Colorado, from Hong Kong, September 120, yen ple aah a teste beliste nosast ecelvidevery day at ° America. rs |. Second Assi Engine 5 now, a _ - U : rokal : ¢ polis and deposited their lots against BOY. BAKEB’S Ga-brate! Btastic and THE GREAT VARELLA BROS. C. J. Hubighorst from the Saugus and ordered | €n€rgy impel, we mtend to make Washington | referee. ‘The first race was for six-oared gigs. | and Yokubama 24th, as arrived bere. Letters | 10 pelle and Gevomted their ‘bailet =_ BOVER & ER MACHINES LAPETITS ZITELLA the Infant Horcules, fo return north and report arrival. Second | What it should be—the proud capital of @ proud | The Undine clab rowed in their gig Lotus, the | from Pekin state that an edict had appeared, Of the ladies aroused the temperance clement for sale on easy terms at “DAVIS, CHB ek Gani counts Assistant Engineer Johu W. Gardner from the | ation. ‘The present administration gop Roc et eo yg epee pact Bre wiyhoomt Sipe eno best | and whisky was defeated by an overwhelming OSiw s0 rket Space, corner st ent. uno sabe 1 “ 9 ns make this city *‘athing of beauty,” so that all eir gig Jove. e gigs of the Ariel and Un- ‘ i" 5 2 “ = 3-1 OL Mark Sree corner sth street, Bree (THE Caio LS peice Tallapoosa and ordered to the Ossipee. tan woskt pint A aay itis a Jor ps che : tine were sliding seats, and the other a lap- | waters of the Young Tmo riverand its branches majority. yO THE LaDres. B. M. THE GENERAL, LITTLE DIOR” MAS. Upon THE REQUEST of Col. Gibbon, the Sec- But we Washingtoniaus think your visit is | streak out-rigger, aud therefore the latter | having burst their banks, and that a great A KLErromaxiac PARDOMED.—At Spring- ia. ee - . # a a i not a matter of mere local significance, but of | was allowed 40 seconds. The colors of the | amouut of human and animal life had been lost field, Ill.,in the circuit court, on Monday, = ED rs “ Your at a reepenttally Sevite to my very ‘The prom jane seed Ok, Wins a orunred WDalliiery court Wo) de S entinr Gt enone: item! regard it as another | Undine were dark bine, of the Ariel light blue, | by the flood-, man’ by the name of Lee, who had been BERLIN. ZEPHYRS, GERMANTOWN woot, MILL OHNSON | seremclo Sn Hew Kerk city October Suh, Wo | Teo towanas the avenk Sra oT eeane, with red caps, and of the L’Hirondelle white THE MIKADO OF JATAN vay | Helating as superintendent’ ay schoo! KNITTING Yas. WORSTED Goons, "| The Giant Ethiopian OTTO BOURBANK, assisted | examine as to the causes which led to his retiet | “SP toward your assembling is a repetition of | and blue. | The names and weights of the crows | has returned to Yeddo, and given a cordial | St iitimeglin wes semient of a Sa say hen " CANVA-, PATTERNS, AND ALL by the eyes iione a ets ae ty as the superintendent of the general | the old Evangel that. was sung on the plains of | have already been published. ‘The only change | reception to the Duke of Genoa, nephew of the | articles that pertained to the achool, “He plead UTHER MATERIAL FOR "AMELIA GOREN®LO. Vee ands UPON the ee omte order for | Bethichem eighteen hundred years ago, “peace | Was in the second race, when D. 8. Fitzgerald | King of Italy. ial guilty, and was fined $50 and sentenced th tme EMBSUIDEUING. The Bente ere ernie Srcaliet Was made upon the recommendation of | on earth, good will toward men.” We recog. | pulled bow instead of William Owes" who | ORIEF ANTASBADOR IWAKTRA prisonment inthe oounty jail for thirty Embroidered CUSH- Mis* CARRIE AVERY Gen. Sherman, for reasons not yet made public. | nize it astride toward that d y that flashed | pulled short stroke instead of Mr. Fitzgerald. | and his two assistant ambassadors, [to and | Stortiy after his sentence, it was ascertained ger aud velvet. And Our Gre ny. Tak ANNUAL Reroxr of the Fourth Audit- | b¢fore the vision of the prophet of old, ‘‘when | The first race was won by the Undine in 2) min- | Yamagachi, have reached home. | that he was s kicptomauiac, and that it was oy fh thant GEO. W. THOM PSUN = ek ae gs the sword shal! be beaten into the ploughshare, | utes and_ 18 seconds, beating the Ariel 28 sec THE PERUVIAN MINISTER | believed to be a physical in ELMA KL rreay s, mon patho 5 &SECUTED an ana | which has been completed, contains no item and the spears into pru hooks. Nation shall | onds. L*Hirondelle, by its allowance of 40 sec- | has left for Clina to arrange a treaty at Pekin. to restrain bis ba! Aside SATUBD ET ners: every ___ courte | of Interest beyond the presentation in tabular | not litt sword against nution, neither shall they | onds, beat the Ariel 3 seconds. ‘The race was | He hasbeen quite euccessfal here co far as a acter was good, and he stood high in’ the com- — * a = - form of a statement showing the uperatioas of | [earn war any more.’t You come to us following | closely contested, The second race was for | treaty of commerce and amity. munity. A petition was gotten up, sig ih seet ne ge per Besle FORCES TS onina that office during the last tiseal the greatest ‘event the nineteenth century, oben map Meche _ — Tannin “Octobet 16. iteginald Herbert, | SeJawyer ayd the court, askin, Sork wish the tal 2 NING. 2c: sbursements : rhe Geneva arbitration; but yon come to us not | ‘tine rowed in the N us, the L'Hirondelle in LONDON, Oc! -— 2 i bert, | and, upon presenting it t aper than over Hear th. a the cash disbursements in the . i r| the Cigarette, and the Ariel in the Stranger. | having wagered $5,000 that he could row on = inant asEniOn ter’a division ts shown to bave : to settle disputes, but ‘to preach the gospel of | ‘be Cigarette, an riel in the Stranger. ; paid row 08 | at once ordered bis pardon — Porfarming the iasest Operate nos Nertonal Mastc, | amount disbitecd oe secnte ws'persion | Him who tanght chat all men are brothers. We | {Be race waswon by the Ariel In is'minutes the canal from Maiden Lane to Westminister | ee pees = a “ = a «l S463, tt ey | du- | see the ¢ ec re o b nds, be: nit onds, ad nee of iles, Noes ~ SURES tory chap. - 6 a MB. SCHWARZENBERG’s, sane 38 5,340; sepunt of prize money paid du Eaginnd ohen at fas! fore the poe! latter being’3 seconds ahead of L’Hirondelle, | hours, started at 7 o'clock this morning. He | deaths in Memptsis Cail snd examine our large stock, sepé-tr 468 Pennsylvania avenu=,+outh side, Dotween 45 meee —— “The war.drum throbs no longer, The victors were loudly cheered. The tatter | will have to pass through eleven locks. yellow fever was thirty- ss TAUREN ISLAN ¥Y. DYEING FSTAB 6:b street siiemaal THE POLARIS INVESTIGATION was resumed And the battle-flags are furled _ rsa ghnd the — penabip. Owing to agro Lowe ple ce a onic ies — ~~ ber di : . ~ L ay SYEING F sau immense Orchestra, | i & ca es In the parliament of man— the dispute between the clubs regarding the Mapnip, October dmiral Lobo took his | tered. Localities € exempt from the The ettet ced hoger at ae a = Bgprbipel de ate phe aed Mt Sa The federation of the werld.” rowing of E. J. Whittlesey in the Undine shell. | squadron to Gibraltar for coal Tithout consalt: | plague are now infected. Th mater ‘a. FISHER, ae oeets J : - Emil Bessels, Chrstian men, in the name of the people of | the championship question was watved, and | ing the government. For this action he has | for fear of the epidemic spreading in t sirrpay tatwean Fant @ | OpNo.)On Exhibition and Sale) New No | charge of the sclentitic department of the expe- | ine Decne Pane you, and bid you God | was uot placed in issue. The four silver cups | been removed from the command of the fleet | try, but a case reported ut a potatos N.B no color rubs 456 439 dition, took place to-day. He an interest be " - resented to the winning sheil crew were pre- | operating against the insurgents. The minister | immediate abandonment by the frightened eiti- ar ped. ei i ! 5 - bring 7 nom back in tim Tr bt, MARERITER’S, Tru Br. | ing account of his scicntitic researches, and MERTINOS Last monT. sented to the ATiel by Mr. Stewart Brown. | of Marine, Senor Oreina, has himegif assumed | zens. It is nt that thieves are flocking to A. FISHER, FIRST CLASS SCOURER, 439 7th strect, between D and streets, etgnt | ff tulled the symptoms ot Capt. Hall's illness | Yesterday alternoon Kev, Nerayan Sheshadri | They were the gift of Mr Whittlesey. command in place of Lobo, and will take the | the city, severa! atte 1 robberies of houses O18 oh ath posite Patent Ofice. doors above Odd Fellow’s Hall. He also explained his wl treatment of | of Bombay, India, addressed a large number of ieee reg Te squadron back to Carthagena at once. T aud perso been detected. SPECIALTIES UF lls SOLE PRUCESS Ubolce Oli Paintiogs, Kngravings, Obromos, ao, | Capt. Hall, and said he had no doubt whate children inthe E street Baptist church, and in | ,,T0* JeRoMe Park Ra’ s was stated | armament and crew of the Saragossa were ma- At Montgo ut tive deaths have atte tn Cloumedecthout taking them apart, | | Alsoy Iergest Book (Pacer Hangings, Window | that he died a natural ‘The investiga- | the evening at the First Pros! storian church, DEAR ug eo race at Js. | terially etrengthened while at Gibraltar. been reported st 45 bours. a clothes cleaned without shrink- ibades, Pictures, . m1 - 2 js « ‘ fr of yesterd y Od wie’s erase . Rie = fase spots removed effectually, wo that tacy | sis; Binge; Halli Bate the Giceriake si | erences Mm Serta) He eee nem De; Hagh Miller,-of | horse, Catesby, It'was ® mile and a quarter New York Notes. Gen. Custen gets obstreperous occasionally, +. clesoed on short notice. Pric ase remember Name lumber. The annual estimates of the State department | ‘"¢ eet t ln ithe second race run was for » purse of #500. | Nuw York, October 16.—At the close of tho | SIFy officers in the United States army. In ono $e = % . A large congregation assembled last night at ew York, Oc! LL KINDS OF CAST-OF¥ WEANING A ir f ash poe r There were five starters, distance three-quart- K SKIRTS for os conte | A pabgicantessidve tho vere dest advantage | {F the fiscal year ending June 30,1 1, have | st. John’s Episcopal church, Georgetows, and races at White Plains on Monday, Charles Mol- | Of the reeent fights with the Sioux Indians, 8 " ers of @ mile, McDaniel’s Asteroid colt won; v rt when the enemy" was double his own, his Space. Ja8-4y | by addressing or calling on JUSTH, pren prepared, and show & total of $320,720. Or | listened to an able address by the Very Rev. Dr. | Withers ‘Macaroon was second. Time, ec le deep hte cp Hens waren $f | ammunition gave out, Instead ar erdoring © = mie: = 619 D street, between 6th and 7th n. this amount $106,22) will be required for sala- | Smith, Dean of Canterbury. The third race at Jerome Park was atree | “pig Jim” for his violent proceedings, and, | Pfecipitate retreat on the troops some alles in MISS McCOR. K, Notes by mail promptly attended to. Oash paid. ries, $86,000 tor publishing the laws; £83,000 for A MISTAKEN DEMONSTRATION. handicap sweepstakes of $40 each, if not de- becoming alarmed, drew a pistol for his own | the rear, which would have probably ended in 908 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Bee etna’ am tor contingent expenses, and | Jt will be remembered that the visiting mem- | clared cat wite econ cddcr by the club; the | safety. “Big Jim struck Moller on the head | 8 Panic and a massacre, he ordersd « sabre EDUCATIONAL. the balance for miscellaneous items. he | bers of the Evangelical alliat of whom the | second horse to receive $200; distance two miles: with a hammer, from the effects of which he | Charge om the Indians, put them to flight, and ‘Has constantly on asnd a fine assortment of above estimates do not include those for forei majority were fi Great Britain, arrived in | seven started. Harry Bassett won in 3:39%, | died yesterday at his home in Irvington. competed them to seek shelter in “the bad IMPORTED BONNETS, MADAMESCHLIEORER assisted by herdangh- | IMtercourse, which will amount to about | jur city on electi y. It is not known whe- | beating Katie Pease, second. THE UNION TRUST COMPANY IxvesTiGATION. | !aDds.” That is the way to do business._Den- STEAWS, Culps, ; ter, Je prepared to Feeume her, lessons ta the | $1,874,000 additional. ieee those who c Heres them bither advised ‘The fourth race was for a purse of £490, the ‘The examination of the affairs of the Union | ‘#0n, Texas, New S ~~ ene! angoage to ‘vate pu a jasves. sak eae temas 4 el na manner Tejolc- = Y aes FLOWERS, RIBBONS, &e., | Madesoiselle Florence Besliecker, for ten year's | ARISTARCHI BEY, the new Turkish minister, ie Ove. Semen Goodin i ae) So Pe so ec emcnen tik 1008; and all | ‘rust See eillty oe eee on, The officers | “Resractanitity” im _SocTaWasteR gli ct tne newest cevigns. Ladies CAPS and OOIR- | P02! of the best professors of the Paris Conserva- | who has been officially received by President and bands of music; but an incident in con- | mile and an eighth. Minnie Mc. won, beatin rofess their ability, on resumption, where, | LEXSESSEE.—AC a place eailed Boydsville, i * 4 PS G nN , 8 | demands of the depositors as to ‘the where- | w, FUBES jam: recetved. ms-tr sat ic ieee b - Grant, ts a man of noble family in Constanti. | nection with the visit suggests that at least one Mildred, second. Time, 2:01%. A 4 ‘eakly county, of Tennessee, a negro girl wa ‘1 HE LARGEST aSs0RTMENT LADIES & ed. 5 a4 abouts of Carleton, the defaulting cashier, and | :urdered last week The fifth race was a match race for $2,000 be- nople. , His appearance is striking. He is about | of the Sond from the mother country was e tween Cora Linn and Cross the Sea, one mile SUITS, seltiug at rednced prices five feet six inches in height, of mediam build. | \g}0rant of the customs of this land of the free. by a party of ten armei at jm-ly HELLER'S, 719 Market Space, Me negotiations are said to be in progress with him. | rufians, under circumstances or unspeakal i yf n The utmost reticence is preserved. atrocity. Then they rod: ily off His hair is d: dight The delegate in question was speaking tn Rev. | and three-quarters. It was won by the former ve y rode gaily of, the body FRESE BALE sw irony, Price ga, scling tor | Pare his heavy dark Grown murfoche fester eas | Dr, Sunderland’ chuck.” Dating biedianceers | And saree-a a to-day, Tholtay Hatt the dose ain at the la- | Tat varied without faquest or Tegal inary of R @6, 0: 5. HELLER’S, 713 Markel Boose sie is Prof Sant Oarust frosts ot aye. He is 57 years old. His face is ] be = hegrerenge| viene oe Pied erectdes me fixth race, a dash of halt a mile, between dies’ entrance of the Grand Centrai hotel, and pom bay = Peay vai saath we boone = - - rather full, with a prominent broadly rooted | reception they Ih - | Gray Planet and Girl of the Period, for 81,000 ee ' : . x a) Peon ee EORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. | nose and bright hazel eyes. Ho apeaka French | “Why,” said he, ‘when we arrived In New | orayt! by Gray Planet. ‘rime, 5) seconds, | {6 Principal witness against the prisoner, a4- | alleged ‘respectability of someol the partons ¥RENCH STAROH ENAMEL e y iP : : y ‘ mitted, on cross-examination by Mr. Tremaine, | parts in th ce” Ti tm the best article in the world for doing up Linen or | “3. with correct pronunciation, but English some- | York we found hosts of warm friends te greet The seventh race, @ handicap steeple chas | that after the. prisoner's conviction at his last | 2! ie Outrage.” If this is respectability & It imparts s boaatifal gloss to the faoric. | itive Popcued wart ee se naer Loan Ladion | Mae Sm pertactiy. fis farted ort rongh Philadelphia the peo- | shout two and a bait miles, was “onby Georg | trial, he, being sick and out of employment, | .a,2e"nestee, what in the name of iaw and de~ r is by Gi . yd . ple turned out en masse; but I say with pride it st, beating Mary Clarke, Bakahiba, Im; Piya ie . Ge uke 4 tani sm? aNHAM 3,00, Manafactarers soreare coemgede perenees Keschers and Profee- | ray suvexra annval WEETINGOf the Army | O°, reserved for the good people of Washington cunicus and Buck.” ‘Time. 5 me | Saint on, ania S Os., Fak tetas, trom |” awk Reaneav Ene Wee adtoand 1 i f e s 8 ying \c *o ligh - flres t Streets to signal eir ENE a . H of Miss LUCY STEPHENSON, Ohio. President Grant and Secretary Belk i ae g if he private tary to Mrs. Fisk, from whom | by five men, who seized and b. = — — sep22 Im™ No. 106 Gay st., Georgetown, D. 0. apace: = porerary Belkoap | che remark provoked general laughter and no | téperts of the condition of the ke ieouiven’ ome hall-boy, John T.hed, | Twent pa edend jos oun eae Cashier. DRY GOODS RS. 8. A. PECK’S EGLECT BOHOOL FoR | Naeger ening. Gen. Sherman pre- | itoupt the learned divine smiled himscif when | torth of England showe that t mond, one of the witnesses for the cation, | *pecial deposits. While the cashier tea re AY BOYS, soathwest corner 1th aud K utrene | {2¢4- Gen. Logan, the orator of the day, de- | ine occasion of the bon-tires was ful 4 | tration between capitalists ai leo admitted having got £50 after the last tria!, ing at hap desk at 10:30 a.m be) er wes work- 7 y The fourteen i - | livered an address, reciting the deeds of the | io jim. What would that de jegate think If he | bas been the outgrowth of strikes and provective | @ ¢ se : ap 0 a. ve men came in W AND CHOICE DAY GOODS ‘th annual session commenced Sketax- | 4’ f the Te: . He gives a different version of what was said at | and gagged and handcuffed him. ‘TM i N Ar Ber 1orH. sepi6-im* | sidresses were made by Presto ne ea et | nad landed on our shores on the 4th of July? he statoment theta ron workeey Aeneas | the Identification of the prisoner ty Fisk trom | deo’ te ing open, the robbers srcured every: " nya eo cd es i 1 See- —- +20e- — st at ‘on rs « : 3 a r019 BOCeR A SEIE®, 3s" ACADEMY WEE eee br Yorkate | retary Relknap, Gens. Sherman, Howard, Pope, | ‘Tux Faue Razioiph ene 1x Covxcit—Oppo- | an increase and the iron masters a degreaso in | that given by other witnesses. Mrs. Grace Hall, | thing that was therein and escaped. ‘Tne caskine 900 new and beautiful SHAWLS, at g3 each, | [Aud’s church, 4% street, botwoen © street and | Custer, Noyes and Hulburt, and Admiral Wor- | sisicn to the Evangelical Alliance.—The Free Ke- the rate of wages, would have been the prelude | of Wallingford, Conn., testified to finding a pis: | was found ou the floor of the back oM@ee ure ‘waean Loptalene auteus. saint to @ protracted strike, involving great loss ty | {ol on the sofa, in room 207, an hour after the | oclock the next morning, not hurt, but in « STYLISH DEESS GOODS brices est, See circuli den. There will be @ parade of military and ligious association reassembled in New York Rincipal Bookstores, or cell at the Principal's teai- | civic societies to-day, and the reunion will close eet yesterday. About three thousand people were | em rand employed as well as to the com- | Romicide; and Jobn Marshall, Fisk's colored | state of nervous exhaustion, sf vers le —— Samer ennai sett io pice 815 per quar- | with a banquet this evening. present, many of whom were ladies. The first munity a¢ large. But ad this etatementis fale | DoF Meomnised Bie eee evan MRS. ALLEN, Tae ALLEJED Hvssawp 2 * r .: Sisiinay ai ‘ speaker was Wm. J. Potter, who read_a very | lowe: ¢ information that the whole question somal — Porone.— A ae — CHASE BOE, Principal See ATIOMAD BAEK Notet—Oaly | Ets paper ontitiog “The Ryaceslical Reese | City belie on by the board of arbitration | bewill Sight Tom Allen in West Vicqisia or | toc sengool the omen court of ‘Auguste Var, Sela, Water Provfe, Blanks vanaand about = dozen of the national banks have | Free fteligion.” He eld that tue recent con- | for the nacth oF Engicud inee trade an tence | Canada Lr four months for” fom ‘seo to on Monday morning, on the charge of poisoning . STRICTLY ON applied for the new ten-dollar notes provided | vention held in New York shows that one atep | mecting, and that there is no coubt that the | $5,000. ber husbatd, ana, the tmitcmes, ee ae "BOGAN & WYLIE. CONTINUANCE. by che Secretary of the Treasury to take the | {rom sectarianism has been made by different | decision, like those hitherto given, will be satis. Sas read to her, she pleadea “‘not guilty.” Ih con. Agency for Mme. Demoreat’s Reliable Patterns. place of the successfully-counterfeited and | lenominations. The Evangelical alliance ig- | factory.’ All these iron-workers and iron- The Yellow Fever Scourge, Sequence of the absence of “d eens tr : worn and mutilated notes of that denomination. | D0red and forgot for the time their differences, | masters of the district are controlled De See Ge | TACERARS CE AEM RONSER DY Gone) AT URE | ashe af the aemmeneene ae aan ae rat ) x1 ss. Those applied for will be supplied, bat no more | and met together in brotherly friendship, for | cision of the board, which body settles the rates ae acon continued to the frst day of March term of the E|MokyY Baxter's DETERMINED hotes of that denomination will be printed, and | the purpose of strengthening the foundations | of wages to be paid for the ensuing three or sic | | MeMrara, October 16. An mpbeal to the rail’ | court. ‘The motion for bail was Tenewed and PRICE LIST: work on engravings for the new two- dollar notes spon which they stand, and not for the purpose | months, and at the end of the time agreed upon | T0ad offictals was issued from the citizens reli¢t granted. : TO DEFER THE WITHDRAWAL bas been stopped, the Secretary of the Treasury | of assenting to the establishment of a sectarian | the board reassembles to hear the complaints | Committee late hoor last night, at having determined to await the further action | platform. and claims of employers and workmen, and | Which times larger number of cases were re- THE PuiLapEtrata STRIKE.—At @ meeting oem of Congress regarding the currency or the re- Mr. Potter was followed by Wm. FE. Black, | again fixes the rate to be paid for a limited | ported thanon any day during the past two | of the strikers of Southwark foundry yesterday issuing thereef. ‘ord, who spoke for some time on the sabject o° } period of time. A similar system is pursued in | weeks. <3 afternoon, a report was received that Mr. Mor- POPULAR PRICE LIST, Christianity and sectarianism. He went over | the coal mining regions of Pennsylvania. DEATHS AT MEMPHIS YESTERDAY. ris, the etor, was willing to ———___—___"_- Msxruis, October 16.—There were forty- | by making & ephecion of 10 = Sout, instead of Suspensions in Watt Street—Severa! | four yellow fever. deatbs wegen twenty-four | 26,0n the wages of mechanics, and @ corre- Banking and Brokerage Houses Gone Und-r.—In | hours ending at 6 o'clock last night. sponding reduction on laborers’ wages. On tee conseque! pee the sudden depreciation s XORFOLK’S RELIEF FOxD. king a vote, Ivo voted for resumption, and 101 stocks yesterday several suspensions of bank- Norrork. Va., October 16.—The common F . o ere | raat Beg Shatony ‘pe! against. The men went to present themselves re aunounced. The | and select council of this city in a special wes- | thie mrtrnd — Principal were Hoge & Co., bankers; W. M.| sion last night, made an appropriation of # morning at the gates of the foundry. hitteman & Co., Wise & Cross, and ©. H. | $1,500 for the ‘Memphis sufferers, and also | Jatt. De.iveny.—Last Sunday night several Pierce & Co., besides that of Gillespie, Trow- | passed a resolution recommending to the people | prisoners broke jat! at Independence, Jowa, by bridge & Co., tea brokers. Boyd, Vincent & | of Norfolk to make individual aabamignions ter iret knocking down the keeper who bi ough: Go. Were sold out under the rule at the Stock | thesame purpose. Contributions to @ consid- | them their supper. then possessing themselves PrRorgssox Bexsautnx Prence, Superintend- | most of the ground covered by the previous FOR A SHOR 3 ent of the Coast Survey, has forwarded his pre- | speaker, and was followed by F. E. Abbott, T TIME, liminary report to Secretary Richardson, in ad- | "9 read a paper on“The Foreign Missionary = WE WILL 8TILL OFFE: system.” He said at the rate converts were = vance of the final reports from the field. He being made in proportion to the unbelieving J, £44 ESTATE DIRE: Tony oF THE THE FOLLOWING toa Docthe coed Inwhich pate ron — bopulation it would take 276,212 years and cost RAT sivnuebiosad oe Rive been cogagea“aaring. due ene bares | Sit per head wo evangehize wo word. ‘ie Fry porns Soe ge XTR. NARY INDU in the norther sections work will be dleccctae | *Poke tor three quarters of an hour, and at the 915 SUITS FOR g10 ued until the approach of cold weather, when | (ohclusion of his address letters were read from Gerrit Smith, Judge Hoadley, of Cincinnati, #12 OVERCOATS FOR gy. | the partics will resume the survey of the south- | Onio, and Charles Bradiaugh. tne English re- BAXTER, Ivanta aven vos. Forsyth, esq., sthe amscased value of gre t iption oF ern coast. Among many other details it is sta- | ap) Exchange yesterday. [t appears that this house | erable amount from various benevolent orga. | of the keys and getting out. The alarm of fire Sees $18 SUITS FOR g12. ted that the harbors of the Chesapeake have Sciton sal ope GS at. | turned Lake Shore for two different parties, | zation inthe city have already gous formato | was raised teinhoes ke townspeople of what $15 OVERC ATS FOB g10. | been specially examined with reference to sall- tend. > who desired them to sell it out themselves, | the relief of Memphis and Shreveport. had bappened, but, although a large force went Pi 20 SUITS FOR ing directions. The free religioniats were addressed last | Which they refused to do, and the consequence MORE ERLIEF. - . | search of the fugitives, they were not cap- for subscribers only in veml- | 92 TSFOR S14. 2 a night by Mr. Turion, who inveiged against | Wa® they were sold out under the rule, The | Lovisviztm, October 1s.—The commissary of | tured at last accounts, . * . $20 OVERCOATS FOR $14 Mong Inpraw VistTors.—Thomas A. Dolan, amount of difference is stated to be about subsistence in this city received orders from e - churches and ministers being exempt trom tax- $29 SUITS FOR 18 Indian agent at Cimaron, New Mexico, and | ation, saying Amerion was the paradise of dead yERC Charles Adams, agent at the Los Pinos agency, | heads. F. E. Abbott made remutks agaiost ai tate aie atl iene apace here yesterday, haying in | Naval chaplains reading the Bible in schools, 320 SUITS FOR s22. charge a party of nine Indiansof the Ute naton, | national thanksgivings and oaths 1 courts, At $80,000 or $90,000. Mr. Daniel Drew was 2 | Washington to-day to forward to the Memphis A VETERAN Sotvien Fovxp Gritty or heavy customer of this house —V. ¥. Herald ae ten (ronda ratious in addition to Apso ee —At Milwaukee, Monday, Wilitam With. those forwarded last week. Their shipment | [7 200002 ® veteran of the National Soldiers An associated press dispatch last night says | will be commenced to-morrow. The subscrip- lome, was sentenced to the House of Correo- f seg 5 - 5 bse for one year, for forgery, in raising a check oe es Pe ¢ Shoe ode ea desired $2 that George Bird and Grinneit & Co..ot New | tions by citizens reach $16,500for the yellow | tion fo ~enidip - rrectneas of each oe oe pot at the Los Pinoeagency, Mr, Otte Menea a | as at @ previous meeting Boe aod ee eee auntie tate aan Se Co.) uf the | negro Masonic lodges are taking measures to | Of it tos saloon authorities tor punishment same are cf record te my nce Sutiviaion BOYS merchant of Saguache, and Mr. Herman Leu- | siluded to it was dificult to waderstand the | SMe city, announce thelr suspension. Sete ve thee Sens Senate in Moen. by Gen. Hinks, of the Home, WILLIAM FORSY wail ders, of Los Pinos, accom the delegation as | Speakers. Horr ® Frexca Repustic Yer.— es ee purveyor of the Besos tht $12 SCHOOL SUITS FOR 88 iterpreters, ‘The party of Andians consists of alia aw WELeaeae - | Upon the reconvening of the French assembly Wall Street To-day. Tae Women’s Concness.—The first $12 SCHOOL SUIT Rs rm > Tue Tris OF MarsHaL Bazatne cob FORCED GALE OF STOCKS. of the new female organization k» u ca SEET Ouray, principal chief of the Ute nation; Coho | 4, E the right center, acting in union with the min- if ase Se a Balo have ‘examine the statistical ta- 19 DRES> SUITS FOR $10. He > r tha een he tribe: | HUES Bazaine said that on hearing of the | corer Sotantan or an: association for the advancement of women, met m,t°,czupine thertatistical we | : Manchicks Jove: Katel, ‘ned cantelace’ offites | September revolution he intended to resign his | EF jon's tenure Of office as prestiont, The iat in New York yesterday. Mrs Mary Liverthore information in them will be cor. | $13 SCHOOL SUITS FOR 39. Manache tribe; Ignacio, a Weiminuckodeegats, | Command. He admitted that he received willing to accept the proposition if meer of Mase., presided. Papers were reud on the Tawa, with the Numerical Book $15 DBESS SUITS FOR $13 epoch. ‘a Onnele repr mtative; and Gatite’ Regnier imme diately upon | his arrival at Metz. eae a hate tan foe the dsauitiveorpaatnnon ad ‘out effect of woman suffrage on the ballot and dress > iu my cl je an 7 _ wR oe Ste % ra e had two interviews with Regnier, bat he de- ¥ ‘e " account of Grinnell & Co., as follows: | reform. wets ncatieation and train ge | | BE SAME DISCOUN TE, | Maenertmnaen Leas ah Mam | med vaning tigimed Reger ingen ea | Sethe, rey: ince teat’ cicu many | fr coout of Ginna Sosa usw ST After most careful investigation and inquiry ame OUN TS. | ride. He understands English, Get eis | Passed between himself atd Princo Froderiok Rercane Sapcucs aay rod in favor of the aren of Lake Shore at O6%;81z S00 ceaser or | _Dnowmea uy van Bimaise oF a Yacur.— Are thoroaghly satisfied we to the fariiitien aud abl Spanish language tluentlye The big talk with trea fay And could not state the provisions of | FoFan Nar At s meoting yester presided, the or. | N-¥. Central at 834; 100 shares of Pacific Mail The yacht Julia, returning from 4 re last rectory of Washivgton'las will be in eversreey oe | EQUAL BEDUCTIONS ON ALL eoons the Secretary of the Interior and the Commis- | Tn retation ¢ Bow rks oe Mas anaware, | ganiestion of a vast system: Of pontine ion: | at 82,5 200 shares of Rock Island at 68%, and Tong sion with the boat liable and of vains to the publl . I lati x a raat Roneraliy” We sioner of Indian Affairs will take placo when | considered that te comets pan ariiatice ‘would te 1 —_ Wap Rypcir tary Bipein Booey be of advantage tothe country and the army. Estate Brokers, | POSITIVELY FOR ONLY A PEW Days. | Secretary Delano is expec ere It was neci for the furtherance of that ner Smith soon. object to comamunlante with the Empress Ea- onecrptions and orders will be received at the ra Tux RErorT of George B. McCartee, Super- | £°2!¢, between whom and the German govern- - nt he thei 2 5 BUY NOW. intendent of the Bureau of Printing and En- | jsted. Bausine sorts fury inaentieeaneens graving of the Treasury department, is now in | manner and less confident in tone. the hardsof ot agp During the year the Gran Faver.—The Macon (Ga) ‘Macon (Ga.) Telegraph 200 shares of northwest at 38%. Money cous | James Fisk, in the North river, and was sunk. Puch are ete ahead Whee Sanaiceucnt; | Gaues" hos SE-A'"t 940 er ‘ica’ Far | Commodore Biwand ose "schs Roses have arisen between the governments of France | ¢' is very qnuch depressed and | sty yacht club, was drowned, and Wm. Shra- and Italy. It is stated that upon the termine, | bankers have reduced their yrates to. 100 a y One of the yack fe present crisis Chevalier Nigra, the ot Se AvsTRiA’s ° at 2 will take leave of absence for HABLE BROTHERS, Bureau delivered, completed and perfected, ts a case of the prevailing grab fever in United States bonds, notes, and securities | Mise. “SCollcctn Winte se sere poet Merchant Tailors and Fine Clethiers, ao Sana ae, rome pl — has Baullocked §20,000 of internal revenue : a aa - ae see eee po epercoen leposit; | money. Orders havé been sent from ‘Washing- fect compliance to promises ager ¢ SS __Ooener 3th ond BD Streets, | Tee eat Rede find out whether he can be forced to sarured 8 SOUND 1908 “His friends made up the um and he depart- _sepis-atf naa ec is the conclusion of a Paragraph alleging E“sun 4s feet being Used so comet arene o breed, taller OF the State Bank of - me penetra AT amount of $4,000. The collector of the town of bE -~) rargements to which Torrington, Ct., Herman Clark, is also r Comey 0G Neale reli to be a defaulter in the sum of £3,900. pum __ TT” Beerrnie. | inc ist inwumands of persons. coe 2 the Or $82,060 (moatly fst clam ‘coupon bonds) War from Colo- 'T, OW. chang. be Arann en ener ‘the stolen Monday evening from the vault of the the ap- . fy public a4 ate ory Boog ee Savings Bank, Brooklyn, where it ‘the pa- peghlikiment Be 23 mor certificates. ‘In this report, had been left by the owner for safe-keeping. Weeks with au rene’ + Wasi i». D. 0. S, eee ae eee ve. Whi pire oo ‘treats the Bureau asserts that the at- ®7 Nast's salary with the Harpers is $10,000 a recpbioene’ Weber Westen Exoreanscan, t imitating the government spesial or | scar. ‘Sumner and President Eliot of LUMSER, WOOD AND COAL, Diaine, end cther eilments of the fibre paper have been unsuccessful | a7 Prince Roland Bonaparte, a son of Prince Garvard have been ‘fill vacan- DOORS, SasE, the general public ix $1 per visit, Pierre and nd-Gephew of Ni L, has AG@airs in St. cies im the ‘Bociety. BLINDS, treatment, by the year or been entei ‘& British naval sc MOULDINGS, &c., ac, | 28 te $80 ard agricultural fair opened at i Hi B2-The Cumberland News a the little girl, ? Ny on Sea uri, ce, 626 Lonisians : pation 4 Allie Baker, who was so dread: Sien Soper Sod Planing Mill, foot of tm street | [urs fro1 oF Westen, the wolting front, is atthe North Thareday of last week, is in‘au im; con- : Vir &7-A Minnesota has decided that bar- | gg Judge Alexander M. of Brook: = eae = ay. bers’ work ou Bandoy la necessary iabor, of the proprietors of the Eagle, wey moneed DG TTS avy P Staxers, i? 7 Reel eerste enn mamas Sie bas ety suit for Pat Brooklyn Argus, laying as race omany Lum ees, Boston has'managed to oles tae maadesoLias | Lo Fo Reset ee ogee tribe aren thelr way mise nano ene Lome ree ae: i Sree pe , excorted 0 companies ss