Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1873, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. ee PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Exeepted, The B. & P. Raliroad im Court. ‘ CHARGES OF MAINTAINING A EUMANCE OF AT THE ae BUILDINGS, Tet —— = Peunsylvania Avenue, cor, Lith St, Petomac ratiroad, charged se the Police Court morving. Th fH2 EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, inetouion the et ing deferred from time SM. RAUPP MANN, Prevt. sanding hat et woud be quashed s m very carriers to comp al nuisance. ' * 3 done, and FOUR CENT: PER MONTH. Copies at le mrevived, and now comes up Two Cents each. By mail—three months, $1.80; | — intel peaeee denen Gx monthe, $3.00; cue year, 88. That om the Zod day of eveben TUE WEEKLY STAR—Pubiished Friday—9?.20 ; year. SF Lovariably in stvance,in Dota caste, aud fort cs Stanaimane wnemtcmmns.| Vi» 42—N2. 6454. WASH DAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1873. ” TWO CENTS. | 25:S\Seoy ner a sel rae for use by the public the street known as Maryland avenue, between Sth and EE | by covstracting thereen a side track and AMUSEMENTS. ORD's OF ELA MUSE. EV ENING ST AR. PEACE WITH SPAIN! |THE SPANISH QUESTION. | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR her Mate maton mg eit agony =e | : ee — — SECRETARY FISH AND ADMIRAL POLO | WAts .dfternoon’s Dispatches | ca!-to "minis d ae oe st prengrpe * set. S eesti aaiatony, dou time, th eventing free trade; THE CALIFOR<TA DIAMOND. } covens, coLbs, "HOARSE NESS, oRoup, | Washington News and Gossip. Reported pny ciate ie vnc Sw kV ANE: rs at 8 us pr THANKSGIVING DAY | avon sueeaceen, IntEENAL RevEncx —The receipts from this retary Fish and Minister Polo. MATINER ANG NICHT. 34. rare Ki iit Fi E ‘TON, D. C., WEDNE Associated Press Reports. also, that said company did erect @ balldh —_—- hundred feet LEP OF CONSUMPTIVE ons. . . He pen two j Our Precautionary Preparations. RB CLOUD DISSOLVIVE. id avenue, and a catt 1 PATIENTS IN ADVANCAD STAGES } source to-day were $200. . = THE wa = vine, in length on the footway of said street, thas MATINEE AND NIGHT. OF THs DISEAS®. t = ESenag OS It is confidently asserted to-day by those ina | atthe meeting of the Cabinet yesterday the THE SITUATION TO-DAY preventing the tree passage of the citizens and LAST APPRARANCE OF Borwithetandss¢ the wume> us @oogh Medicines | Cot. J. W. Fornxy hat a long interview to know the fact, that Admiral Polo, | Spanish question was debated, but noaddi- swiss ° public generally As Fir the Firo We, in the market. Mrs Jones’ Qough Mixture has etd | with Speaker Blaine this morning. position to ” = oe ’ | tior al tacts were pressnted by the Secretare of Latrat Dispatches on the Cuban Question Dietrtct Be MfreGret Fier | Bie Fans torlis extrarrtivary merits. | Itts erateD that w caucus of the republican | te Spanish minister, and Secretary Fish have | State; nor was avy lew action taken relative to tgp gO pty ig 8 b , The Galvanic Rat ory. | 38 Pever tails. not even in the mest ob-tiuate © | members of the House of Representatives will | certainty agreed on a plan of settlement, which | the Lion ne Ee SOLUTION Naw York, November 2—The Times this | gave the court a list of the Wdiferent mete of Nto erie Sete at fan | to give sperdy wod perm relief, It te pleasant | : vardied to Madrid by telegraph for Fugue s 3 re- | MorHing, in a double leaded editorial, says: | Congress and the Legislature of Maryland SEFIT OF LITTLE NELE. | 10 take, and ix therefor: ly adapted for chi'- | be held on Saturday night to agree apon candi- | bas been forwarded to ul by rap! There are indications that the dispatches re “We have reason to believe the negotia . ing Saad comioany and coon = THE HIDDEN BASE eT | Cater eae cena ek tasseatine mel’ | dates tor cficers of the Honte. approval, aud whieh will, doubtiess, be ep- | rived Jase night, by bith Secretary Fit and | with Span have amamed © aumpe which pea ere ard privileges o the enue; also e tony of wo¥ aie + a aso se sar pn Bricer—Large wee. Oi: tmall.£0 cents Fo ue ‘THE TREASURY DiPARTMENT got ready a | proved. It mcludes substantially these points:— | tig. are of a character which gives, more than Pevempect wee tS ee greater distan —- — = pe a steer ms ier sere ee ia ea eee eee “palte —“Qomersiani Duretsesrtnwest | Boon to day to rejoice and shout hosannas to- | tet. The surrender of the Virginlas and the heretofore; promise of s peaceful solution of jelepetoerl peeees BR mg Py ASHING TON SenURTZEN VEKEIN ethics Sava cs Sats | Fenner rene army of clerks, male an! | costomary salute to the fag; 2d. That the mur- | thee centicees nare ie ives cote ofS a ae eae rredtca eeaemntrerears | ‘hat vhe building ebstraction complained ot A CONCERT an¢ SOCIABLE Don't falito procure MES, WINSLOW'S SOOTH- | to buy ier Thankfgiving turkeys," | viving members of the crew must be restored Fh comparing. dfpatches, ‘and discussing | UBiversity of Havana, which took place three | {here for several pears, He hed frequently seen . T tecthing in children. It relieves the child trom = : fi f dof rn- s A to | care 2 on the Y NEW BANQURTTE HALL | Pals.cures wind cctic, regulates thr bowls, aud;by | Browne, for some time past connected with the | of thoee slain. ment baving to walt for reports from Missi; | morrow. Tho manacre of the monesisedon | Sevadnns cent steced then tenes tae eee of the park on firing Zolief and Lealth t» the chtid, gives rest © | Jananese legation, and brother of the chief | ‘This looks as if we will have no war with ckles concerning the Spanish Cabinet's views, | the§Virgintus will also be commemorated. te of the read the mother Be ire and call for | ‘i fed that th is at THEASNKSGIVING Day, MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRU clerk of the Department of State, died at his | spain, except in the contingency of the ina- | the Spanish Cabinet conferred extraord THY VIRGINIVS EXECUTIONS JUSTIFIED BY A J. ited that there is at Noveuren 27, 37: For sale by all €raeviats iyléesam | re-idence on M street this morning. His re- | 5P4, ni y powers on Admiral Polo to communicate MADRID NEWSPAPER. least three railroad tracks on Maryland ave- | be 0 Anbnrn this evening. ity of the Castelar government to carryout | directly with our government through the See. The Ijualdo! newspaper jastities the execu- | nue, between Sth and 9tu streets, and that cars Members ant thetr ladies only are admitte-g, ae = ee ee me en Even ais i ft jay enter into. retary of State. ent all events the Spanish tion of the Virginius captives, and cites as a | and engines are frequently kept standing there 8. WOLF, Pres jdent, BALLS, &¢. A DELEGATION OF URxeex INDIANS, who | ay treaty obligations it may . Minister is now brought into more intimate | precedent for the action of the Spanish authori- | across sh and th streets during the might, and Hb. RLOUT,S = RE KWonTs oF of es | served in the United States army during the SENATOR MORTON communication with Secretary Fish than at | tles the circular issued by the nited States rometimues in the daytime. ne bane of ans See 2 BLO ee eee eral isk pean | "ar, had an audience with Prosident Grant this | had a long interview with Secretary Fish this | any time since the present trouble began. Scnfederate petvateers pirates oe | ee eens tle cattle pen ts west of the Wilkie Collins BALLS morning, and asked to be compensated for | morning, at which the Spanish difficulties were Sotare B FREPARATIO Brokered L ee Senet badiaine. 5 at i : So far as the Philadelphia navy-yard is con: = pot building. MASONIC "TEMPLE, Lone d belonging ie mien, bored thoroughly d scussed. Noiuadss cerned, no orders have as yet been received for New York Notes. Mr. ©. KR. L —— coaane that « one corner #h and Fetreste allege Was appropriated by the m: ‘y auth- | tiying on the street, it is stat at to~ is ‘@ suspension of work. On the contrary, the 2 WHY 80 LENIENT TO TWEED? had been erected between vt 10th street, aT READINGS THAN orities. ane ther DAY Gn okie, work on hand is nut oniy being pushed forward | . NEW York, November 25.—The Times says | onthe avenue, which i constant ing used Weine-cay, Nw P Sa - ts sl a oad es LINCOLN HAL! a eta pdactatits Tate feeds. ates, ane | (losed to day at noon to give the employes time | made by our government before twelve o'clock Son oringeen among the yourls ut ene | duty if ‘Tweed is not soon taken to Blackesine | ore ‘extending from Sth to 10th street, stand | From bis own Works, a ae admitting tleman at now2e-s to make the necessary sb epi ed for the ob- ea pay Such cheesey aay at a cape ard, eres was oe ordering the = See for at least weetierory [a . nolwdi — = servance of Thanksgiving. At. the Post Office | sent yy the special 0! yw Yor! u hic ispatch boat Pinta to prac immediately to dy oy ” J 3 tng the a FRIDAY EVERING, ——— LECTURES department euch employes as desired to doso | at times presumes to speak semi-oficially tor | us? r fot iaRy X Co.» discovered, that they have | the width of aryiand avenue, which’ te 130 REs. Were permitted to leave at noon. Probably halt | the administration. Work in the Brooklyn navy-yard, was going | {or some time Past been robbed of large | fect, the comfy occupy shout 110 feet of it. NOVEMEER . ™M.¢ Leeru ~~ _ | availed themselves of the opportunity and lett THE MAHOPAC EN ROUTE. OD as usual yesterday afternoon, although sev- * a is sus- e " jane Mecam We. | 'y ™ ¢- 4. ESCTURED at the time mentioned. The Navy department received a dispatch at | eral reports stated that there had been orders | pected. eee ber, Project above the grade of the street, ae. | man. A Mystery.” Toltgnsiee oo teri anaes Oaacee, Tur Civit, Seavicn Examtxations 1x Crn- | 2o’clock this afternoon that the monitor Taho- | orPing work. Twenty-five hundred men | oi Georg “GAuihe the missing sea | crom-ctamination, it was shown that there are ra ee Lia WARD HO og. crsnati.—Chief Examiner Graves, of the Civil } pac had passed Cape Henry en route for Cavan | pare boon employed since the Virginius out- | contain wae arrested at Philadelphia yesverday, three roadways beiwecn og ESD, 7 . aeoomber 9, : . Ith Init Sol- Og, 8, al 01 is wife. 5, one 2) and a % ADMISSION... $1} Sceeer: “Meus Womon and Women's Women.” | Service Board, has summoned the candidates | waters. — 5 Seat Mill oe ahee ee ec 2,000 SHARES OF LAKE SitonE TO RESOLD. | which vehicles may pass. PROY.F \ RAYD for civil service examination in the third dis- GEN. SHERIDAN’S VISIT TO WASHINGTON. orado wi be om I ‘lyn the Ft rs > . ‘ + heage ~ * Judge Biatchford,in the United States dis- Mr. E. C. Carrington testified that he owne F 16 tt ‘cine he 5 Charlestown navy-yard to be fitted for sea. et cextra charges for reserved seats. For sale at = behcbeh a ENING, De si rarks.” | trict to appear in Cine innati on the 5th prox. Advices have been received in this city to the The steamer General Meade stopped off the | ‘Tict court to-day, granted an order empower- | property on Maryland avenue, and that the the Elis Music Store. SORE il erencuuas a valve Ke baie. eee meee eamonts Ae ctaiee Cee ae effect that Gen. Sheridan let Chicago last | par yesterday and landed recruits for the naval | '"& Brown, Bros., to sell 2,000 shares of the | burdings, derrick and tracks arcan obstruction ccods for the be ome Bohou! be pete Fo pros, jua- arriet Beecher Stowe dred dollar clerkship vacancies in the War, | night for Washington. It is stated that the | squadron at Key West. Lake Shore held by them as security for | to travel there, rendering the street unsightly, " in wi i , q i ed S! v Di \ > 7 $200,000 loa to George Grinnell & le pal imi property adjacent. a a ne ents. 80] sult as s 2 e . 2 Artist on ihe ee reaper ae es | Sone pursured by the military against bad Indians, | works Gay and might, with two sets of sat pThe.svidence in the case of the people against | testimony of former witnesses, and was ob the aT t * nal = JOHN B. GO oH. - | THe MARRIAGE of Hon. K. ©. McCormick, | but has more specially referenc sa the neensot hey © pressing ae _ Gee aeroral million tea il ge Ng rece odie mlpgomn stand when our report closed. as Hi ~ _ CESDAY EVENING, Jan. 2, New Lecture | delegate from Arizona, and formert, jovernor | the army in case of war with Spain, for in that | cartridges from the War and Navy depart- ~ i od = 2 j| Sf&LicrT Stnger: “Night Scenes tn aGroat Metrop lie” | Of “9 ; a asin Ok avent Gen. Sheridan would be called to the | mente, and also orders for commercial woke closed to-day, and counsel for the defence | MATTERS MUsICAL—Thr Organ Concert.—A Fheoe fags Lectures wilt be anid togeinar | OF that territory, to Miss Elizabets Thurman, | Overt Oe ns army in the flel: WHAT IT CosTs. commenced his argument. large audience assembled at the Congregational LINCOLN HALL, Separately at any "time,as follows: Mone Hiiwe.7s | te, accomplishe At the Ha. | PRESIDENT CHANTS REPLY To Tae nacti- | ‘The Washington correspondent of the New bold £35,000 ne AEVOCIATED MANKS oor | church last night tohear the large and fine new READINGS Hayden, 75 cie.; Nast, $1; Gough, gl. No | 14 York a MORE COMMITTEE tha Bednar ple ti Vinctale, RO | gctanenstace pestertey organ which the Messrs. Odell, of New York, y "i > fe for reserved ee: | ew ee ap . publi seting e cf 3 cS 7 . - : . » just completed. The instrament itself is MONDAY AND TUE: Warren Cucaie « ©o.%4, 941 Penn | he lev. Wilbur F. Wat A committee appointed by # public meeting | Thether it embroile usin war with Spain oF THE SCRANTON COAL SALE. fine, and ts furnished with the latest lmprove- DAY XVENiNos a: : ne wah of the Kpivuany, | recently held in Baltimore favoring the eman- | not, will be to cause itamediate expense, “The | At the regular monthly sale of Scranton coal eenistaihe wae erase aoe so | 1% SCIENTIFIC COURSE wit the ceremony a grand rece;- | cipasion of Cuba and the protection of the | Secretary of the Navy is spending luis money so | 10-day 70,000 tons were disposed oF as follows speaking stops. Morgan and Mi Landath lO adh ans American flag and the citizens who claim pro- | fst to get our navy in good condition. that his | Steamboat, 9.00 tone, $1 sousio0; grate, 14.000 | Sheaking | etereee and & z aber Ist and 24, Including Selections f = linet. GevERAL SHERIDAN is expected to | tection under it, visited Washing terday | *Ppropriations that were to last till the first of | ‘ons. a S900 tor the stars of the occasion, and their many friends I next July will possibly be exhausted by the m0 tons, to chestnut, 5900 tons, 1 her famous Work, IVAL: arrive in this city this week for the purpose or | Nd presented the resolutions adopted by the July will possibly be ted by the | 2S fee | were glad to again hear them. Mr. Henry E. or ty = ; — - tation with the President, the Secretary | MeevNa to President Grant, w EASe os Se paaey. ne Beoreeacy ot Wee wal oe Browne opened the concert with the Messami- @\T. MARK'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, So ROR With: te eeident, the Secretary | address by Colonel Yerger, said need more money for fortifications and details Wall Street To da: | ello—overture. He also played a “Martha Fan- : — CAPITOL BILL 2 of War, the S trv of the Interior, and the | the resolutions of your commi ef defense, and we stall ably have two or ereneer Gort opened at | tasia” and variationson American nationalairs. jonal Soldiers peeteeee, ects by ees siuissioner of Indian Aitairs, in regard to | course, say what will be the measures to hree new vessels put on the stocks. Shrew fo 105:., and is now lial). On | Mr. Morgan followedin Bach's D minor Fug a eae eat e Fay. | the government of the Indians. The troquent | (he death of our citizens by the autho alculators A she a tual extra nece wary Ox. in nent been 7 per cent. | Which, though 4 work of art. and wi eLe Ooms raids by ng the past summer has 1b: Songress ix about to {euse of repairs and preparations to pat our Sf ted t eliebrated orgauist, was a ; : , lee | rendered it necessary tuat more * eagle get ac, ple pte - Vavy and fortitications on nl footing, ex- | Per aDnnm, and 3-64 and 1-16 for carry wibhe s msererereengtcdany sat $ nite ecessa re stringent mea be satisted with whi rs “ ; # casa problem in x ‘3 t ; yet 1 {- | vyeruntil Friday, to-morrow being a oliday i Dm conti soning | sures be adopted to prevent further outbreak, done in this aflair, 1 will eximine | Clasive of new vessels, at about ten million do!- Foreign exchange, although pomingliy ‘lowty | His “William T overture, though Sailers’ Orphan ‘ABIN phen i tin te railroad baving been cum nd it is thought the proposed cc Pwiil ) the correspondence and papers.” tars. . - eee cr sterling, is about the same for business as | threadbare, was better received, but bis encore ‘CanEx. | pun. taterected. ies oharon axtee » | Xerult in several important changes in the pre NAVAL ORDERS TO-DAY. , Demin ieee mt ae yesterday. ‘The fact that to-morrow is a holi- | piece, the “Amarylis,” made popular by Theo- Home. Wisthitin mine ut policy tor their government. A letter received in New York trom Havana ‘i i | Gore Thomas’ orchestra. was played in & wauner | wid them in their effort. Hordes The following n orders wece issued ta- | gaye: There is much talk of war wah ee ERE aS IS ARKIN Se Cm | ee ee ne en cea fatvwing lties:, Mrs, | THE PRESIDENTS MessaGwwillnotbe printed | gay jeut. J.K, P. Ragsdale, Midshipman ates. ‘The captain general and his mili- | these petonees Sor two Gees pened seat (Pee lla playing. We vegret > mothe ~ 7 221K street northwest; Mrs | in advance of its transmission to Congre w. y, Assistant Surgeon James M. Scott iets have had several meetings, but their bas fo joan . n Mr. Morgan @ tendency to be oni 5 ‘ : o siteat nor at. & é 7 no . One th scer- | Paper is quoted at 12at ernment bo a € pa ADMISSION, 50: RESERV y at He ee De ees ae will be manifolded as heretofore, aud and Acting Boatswain Wm. Winchester to th Page gt ae own. thin, eo on account of the decline in gold are lower than | less. Miss Adelaide | Phillips, tn her pure Vor silo st Rite 26 wivise2e | Will be given only to the local press a! Colorado. Midshipman F. H heing actively made. Gunsare being mounted | Yesterday. Southern State honde at the board | arustic wa that gem from mesh craba Peal a onntnanl ican ——— = legraphing. The report of th ; Brooklyn n Edward M. on ati tie: tite areas tes who they wil | Were firm, as were also Kailroad bonds. The neeigen Sine tckonsee ail eaten s ances eee War in wetted: ie ‘ al Mspatch. stock m continues in the a t ch was to the lovers of music « gre ASGIVING TREAT. war Proc Piinced, us seals Oniere hence get to man them Is another matter, asthey have | Stock market continues im the main strong, the | DBich waste the lovers of music 6 great 3 tim = . report and several other accompanying papers. | Horace bimer tr Sc artillecyinan: Power ts sles Dalae eriictt active stocks having been: Telegraph, N. ¥ tigen pel rogin os agers Sg 2 A IME AND ENJOY IT a 5 be report of the Secretary of the Navy is com Suda general Cusile ts nolned Around thr as Central, Lake Shore, St. Paul, Northwest, | oraterio, and by hes stic rendering 1 cert will be aiven by th THE PEOPLE pleted, and the manuscript of the same was @ general by © ars Lows chore ieee ~olo cailed forth a prolonged encore, to which ple talk warlike, and express their Wabash, and Union Paciti n the hands of the govern Si on, Newport, and ordered Protest yerterday placed an = she reapondul in Faustina Hodges’ song, “The ARE TALKING ABOUT! inter. The rep » Colorado. Lieut. Bloomfield Meltwai pnt Nd regs a hcg np anaentiir & Delegates to the Civil | Kowbusl.”. In this she. kept the midience - j 4 : ARE F NG p er. The rep r vlorado. Lieut. Bloomfield Mellwains | say‘iney will fight to the last before they will exe v = 4 quth the test othe ox bor olen anh . 1 will soon be prin from the receiving ship Potomac, and ordered | ™ igh . “fe! zhes € spellbound until the } DAY NIGHT, Nov. ach, | “HABLE BROSS correspondence Is to the Colorado. “Livut. A. $. Snow and Fred. | sive up the Virginiue orany of the persons who oO. N A conven- | sway. In the aria from “The Prophet,” she Feecp rion noepeceredl | several printed volames, W, Crocker trom the torpedo station, and or- | COuselvative journals publals articles ty exes | tion ot colored men of Kentucky met at Franke ee es er ee ee i — : = = da ated to thie tcohion aie < uservative j " fe * cnalutied + b excellent vocalism was eriayensiwe. | 9 REDUCED PRICE LIST A McENERY Dexesation Coxsxo ro | {ered tthe Brooklyn. ‘Lteut, Willie Si be rcuple, and te copablican papers jeinin (or | matidual covcation Of colared mcate awomeis | ecouma enosee, eek she gure “Comte Seen? ae : y = , 77 TEA Ee aia ies fear they will not be considered patriotic. The ee - e on weed . ‘excellent style. Miss Phillips = = THEY FIND Wasnincron.—Th coples’ conventi o ito the Colorado. Med poetics 4 is ts a caritared blow! in Washington on December Sth. Many reso- | the Rye” in excellent style. lad P pend Keenke is ee THAT WE ARE LITERALLY aa ie eeactitions wud’ Franklin. Medical Inspector 8. k - e ourned subje among them one asserting their right to an | With Dr. Cauitield as a and tor the Ohilian government the time a mpanist. His aecom- The Manacen iN. H., y yard, Ports 1010 eae Ii Of the preside tae sous s i rede equal division of offices with the white portion | pauiment to ber aria “0, rest in the Lord ancing t SELLING Me ene Preeident._Jadge John A, fered to the Color Lieut, Newton 1; | Granish “uacep ate Gene, can tinue! iat | of che copublionn patty, aad Gociating that tie | wae pertarened tne anamner wich meu. have & : p | fon. Kandall Hant, Robsrt Hl | « Spanish man-of-war Genoa ani taken” into ; om th ; The retined “wo ry | 1s suits 0 3 | Marr, Horatio N. Ogden, and W Gates trom the navy yard, Nortolh, and ordered | Cigi7, where she was condemned and sold. She | '820t granted they would act with any party i armed even the composer © re " a Rempeainass Saw Bete, 1 SE saan Oe Oe ec intemted torn : o the Brook Passed Assistant Surgeon F. | © ssh toate the future which U best secure recognition | suxding and rare combinations lent to pal | a = 20 SUITS : —Fow gia | Ste app ly, and ordered t alae to eke SINKS cena eeke of their rights. also asserted in strong | 4 new interpretation, and must have inapir MONDA ING, Decenrer 1, FOR g16 2 g The Disrio dela Marina, of Havaua, in an | “Puage their right to sit as jarymen. the singer. ‘The art’ of nccompanying is pos- when be» li bas nor of presenting for their “FOR gis d ae 5 pele paatertue omnes? ter trees one aie o— sexed by few, and the doctor is a creditable consider a e zits and! Sas Ord eterd Say = "- ads ¥ . sszople. In his solos be was equally accept- . | b tks sheet ys spe Penick oo Jay Cooke & Co, zple ‘ P nevercurpamelinthecign TALEET rept hema a coma oe erent ea = ole: ATIUN OF aRKatrTcy GRaxtED | able with Morgan, and more so than Mr.Browne . bn @ Bt 5 lost on th ecling o1 m1 % ¢e , AD His » tio e ad ple. Te oon > The Inaugural Performance will be given by the | @%@ SUITS. : be oon te | seek nor shun peril. If the Amricans 0 PaiLADEEFEa: Reoeae ae Ta peel jeicien Ti proe apm securing PEERLESS ACTRESS, > Por THz Northern Ouro Stccount. | isto tight we will. It the motuer coantr A vessraA cate Th Soc MA —= Mtl Py ALSO, s Z November t accoun : : States district court this morning, -J oable an The Philharmonic Society pete te Cte oe 818 OVERCOATS FOR 910 8 S- Sherman, United States | “how that three Seman ae ue we will thank her, bat if wo mans wallader, the petitions of sundry partie dered the Hallelujah Chorus, Mr. rted B pauy of Superior Artists 20ATS ‘OR § ern district of Obie, | nip with 23 people. who landed with mach here are enough Spaniards in ‘or an adjudication in bankrapicy in tie « Walter presiding. “They will next month inau- erlected from the leading Theaters of the United $1= OVEROUATS FOR glz ton the Ist of 1) imculty, ail sate, except, one man, killed by | (@ keep our Friend ds Be ¥ | of Cooke & Co., was granted, and J. Gil- | gurate the win by & co t in the @e Farther particulars in futare announce. | 820 OVEROOATS..... - -FOB gla er, formerly a reg the upsetting of a boat. Temainder of the | iCWe) or the crown of Gantlen: ee Prilitant | tingham Fell, ceq., was appointed or. | Congregations) sag Bg Pagel ment. no. 3 2 OVERCUATS. = -FOR g1b gress from Ohio, has been ap- | crew, including Capt. Tidmarsh, and the cui Tt re ssrth Ms { Waves jig. | The judge intimated that future proceed Mendelisohn’s “Hymnof Praise.” It may be : ———— — ~ $25 OVERCOATS, POR 31s The appointment | third, and fourth engineers remained by the tly repudiates the idea that Sraia ki | ider the adjudication should be had under the | of interest to those who attended the comoert ASHINGTON THEATER Comtaue. | 52 OVERCOAT FOR g20 aad a tha oe et | reece, and of by a heavy wea. Hightoen | voreent to submit the settlement of te Voor, | torty-third section of the bankrupt act, which | last evening to kuow that the bandssmme cave ot cet, be em veaue, 0 OVKROOATS,. FoR $22 had a large and | perished. The following particulars have been | CO™SEeDt to sub: a e — authorizes the appoiutment of a trustee an the ONE WEEK AND MATINERS 835 OVERCOATS in public aff dence organ was ius question to arbitration. . nstrncted gy Blesers. Carry & FoR sus | Faried irs, havin ry rved from the surviving ticers:—At ta. i Paghnag yd Nepstar 5 On ane ede re committee by the cre ingold, of this city. . tug MONDAY BY SG Nov. ER “ served erin A ant-gover on the 20th the weather thick and the wind . x COT RY EE. i csttsats ne eae cigs MONDAY EVANING, Nov. 24th. | §40 OVERCOAT BOR B34 six years ont as ate di. high, the ship struck heavily near St. Shot Jt appears that Lieut: Commander Autcan, | 4 polaris Relle for the Smithsonian | Berpiyc Associate enn bh 8 DANIEL K. RALTON, and three terms in Congress, and 4 and in @ very few minates filled and settled | WO commanded the Spanish war steamer Ba In the great Sensations! Dreams in five acts of nstitution. recent m tous of t eting of the East Washington Baild- or impo dow st van at Aspinwall last spring,when Commander WILD BILL x importance, jown 80 fast th t it was impossible to get the pet m ~ ee GLascow. November 26.—A small boat, made | ing Association, the following officers were With-saw and heibnc Uae se actuary, te l - ways creditably to himself and sat \itesboats afloat. Three other boats, contai intel the haber, was the Falde adyeeeeat | from the Polaris, which the whaler Ravenscraig | clected —dJames A. Tait, president smecite of ate ne BAS STYLES THE NEWEST. he publi. aa eee Renae ee a ie Gecent -ummary tral and condemaation to | {Ok on beard when she rescued the Huddington | ley, vice-president, George F. Gulick, , greatest B hiopian Uomedian living WORKMANSHIP THE BEST. PERSON AL.—Senator Sumner, who ar dmarsh was on the bridge at the tir Gonihiof the ctaw and pamengers of the Vir- | TOE: Neamenip Gomata, “ir will be placed in | Richardson, J.S. Slater, A. N. Maker, G. K. The ¢ Champion Seng and Dance Men, save een OI New York on Monday, is expected here to- | disaster, perfe cool, and took in the whole | Situs at Santiago de > ion ‘he Smithsonian Institution at Washington. ‘Wilson, E. Hergesheimer, J. W. Westfall and eeu CULLYRE BROTHERS! TRIMMINGS THE FINEST. | morrow. ----Hon. Charles Albright and wite, | situation at a glance. He ordered the boas to Meswst lok the Fuck GCL bat oat cecenn te ——--e— W. H. Barton, directors.’ “The secretary #ub- Lust week of © The ALL GOODS W. EF. Niblack and family, Ind; | D¢ Cleared away, and perished by sticking to . the f edhe = A Republican Congressmen Elected | mitted the report for the second year of the GIBBe ue Hon. W. HH 1 day, and the last work upon her in the iry dock will be done to-morrow. WHITTIER, THE QUAKER PORT, ON THE VIR- es after Terrell, Ind.; ores i | M8 vessel to the lust. Five m! @; Hon. BH nthnceeevie teen striking the ship's poop was under water. Mr from Louisiann, A. Eldridge, Wis, Hon. HS. Itich. | McKerden, of the Heart's Content statf, a ‘ew York, THOROUGHLY SHRUNK. : association, showing :—Kecetpts, “(including ‘ovember A New Orleans | $2,681.09 balance last year,) 0 SL; expen . dispatch says George L.Smith, the repablican | ditures, © 10, 5:50 advanced as loans Dare vse — 4 : Day, the se ward, were drowned in the siting id shang -andidate, was elected bya large majority in | on 25s shares, $1 S shares with- ©LAIkE. T mond. Pa.) Hon, Joka A. Logan, lL; Hon. J. Whe year cere ances The poet. John G. Whittier, has written a | ihe snes Coat gv ae Fy 4 F 4 . eee yi nf » e rt congressional district, made | drawn;) assets, SUN. The acon: Gat havortin: dc Come! 8. Sherwood and wite, Ohio, are at Willard’s. | | Taw hee letter to Senator Sumner, in which he says that | ‘2@ Shrevepor . 7 aie ee A : he hie Kbit House avy seas, Which In a few hours : ator Samner, ay vacant by the death of Samuel Peters. withdrawn ents Mi CARRIE AVERY. “Mears. B. 8. i Sad coe Ce een ite House to | SEATS Senn) nen in ® foe moms he shooting of the Virginius captives was Acces Seen ASKS 1 v &. J. BUUBLEY, and &. MAKGiSoR . 5 are are General J. A. Williamson, Des Moines, hocking and unjustifiable, but th his 5 Pies RELLE 3 ATE MRL MONT ari es “j Hon. dt R- Butier, Lenn; Hon. | pux Autecen Emnuzzixwent uy aPerens- | bloody deed asda Casteler and. the trtohigns Rat he Site | cae ioe ie Saicnaneer be the bt Ballot the 8 uy i ¥ Y.; General F G Bank Puxsipent—The examination of | republicans of Spain. He adds: “If we seize | Sunrise, tried tor ceachg te cee ee ‘ < aa apien oe WELTY ENTERTAINMENT. _ oo ith, WH. Ma '. T. Brocks, late president of the Merchant this occasion to strike at them, we give direct | 4 verdict of gulltyon twenty-nine code of eho . ‘“ te it to GEUBGE See on ER *s National Bank of Petersiurg + chal tid and comfort to witramontane popery, to | indictment. Bisnor MATTHEW Simpson of the Methodist ‘ AY MATINEE HABLS BROTHARY, Mise sre Penn.; J at Lapeer Cee with the embezzement of $100,000 of fands of Don Carlos, and the cruel priesthood who ‘are Ss ohare h ie a respondent in a contest a wail cane - : n NEE, Myre 4 vo | (bat institution, which has occupied two days, | ighting agamst republicanism in Europe. We | Colored People Gol, at Maret chiga e testator, Thor Bey: every WEDNESDAY ang | S€Tehant Tailors and Fine Clothte the Caveat tt Pinta, which toes | Nefare United States Commissioner Pleasants, | i0 a deed in crushing out the republicot Spain, | ¢eleced Morenier aenaacae te eat Spe ep peed SATU = Ne at Pinta, which isto | in Rr ed yesterday | ander its noble president, which can only tind | xe; , Jaane oh salle fe in © was adevoled Methodist, and whi ets cenbate _nov2h- Corner 7th and O Streets. ply between West ang Havana, and wil! |p to the April | ite parallel of atrocity in the rushing out othe | CbgeTs by, the bark Jaspor which sails for | he lett nothing to his brother William, he be- Bi nan be aN : ; By Sa i " i yeria, the latter part of this week, will be se s ® his pen, in the event of war, iu the interest | (erm or the tate ae - | Koman republic by the e0-calied French reoubs : | yueathed £40.00 to Bishop Simpson, $10,000 to _ : a! PANIC PRICES tthe von ter ee crm of the United States cirenit court for in an republic by the so-called Frenct reoub- | ral o as- | Gueathod ©40.000 to Bishop Simposn, x “BEE MUSICAL CONCERTS E i tICES, we New York Hercld. fictment, and bailed in $5,000 fur appearance. est Isi9, Heaven preserve us (rom such in- | sisted by the American Coloni «| Cocke n Sceeenoe b piscopal preacher, $35,000 EVERY DAY AND EVENING. BarninG Demorativation —its Cavses | ty Pays = 7 : ‘any oe ME ions Pye ‘Seer the Boerne . r ays TO HAVE A DRUNKEN HUSBAND IN Suecis ane | toa M. hat Piumaer, Pa., 810.000 to $6,000 ORCHESTEION, PANIC PRICES. ‘xp Cune.—The forthcoming annual report of Judgments unting to $700 | Tae FRRNCH CADINET, as reconstructed,is| Losnow November Sheen hundred ana | the M.E. at Pithole, about pe the t Uperatic ana Nati« cy the Controller of the Currency, treating the fen rendered ‘against = Mattoon (Tit omposed as follows:—Minister ot Interior, | dtty thousand dollars in bullion, were shipeer | #8 bouse in 2 bis moth of ie . = per s Ps deposits certitica- keeper and in favor of the wivesof three | |) de Broglie: Foreign A Duke de | trons, 7 or > aeak wanveed | trom $2 wn to various relatives an MB. SCRWARZENEE Ke ae Ea Ee aeney cerutioe: | drunken hasbanda to. whom. the caleen Kooper #; Finance, Pierre Maris _Ecnoul; | ‘70m Southampton for New York yesterday. | Cienas, tacluding 620,000 to Williae duchess Hy EOE sick PANIC PRICES. the clearing-House in the city of New York, ig | #4 been tn the habit of ing liqaor, and | War, Gen. Du Barail: Marine, Admiral 0° Hor Snow Storm in Chicago. | biacksmiuth at Pittsburg, who had lost (he use of pled by the clearing-houses of the principal | “0 Melected to ascertain whether tue said | noy;'Instructions and Worehip, Bathic; Works, | Cuicann’ Someone a oe is snowing very | aM eye, and who does not appear to have been oo sof the Union, would do more to prevent | “ives bad granted to the hu is the | De Seilligny; Agriculture and Commerce, Boatl- | heavily this morning WygP the wind from cue | Telated to Duncan: $3.00 to erect a monument —— the payinent of interest on deposits than any | "isl “De in such cates made erie. The Duke de ( i ew member. | southwest. wer the testator and his father; the Fesidue ot congressional enactinent; but the evils result- | "Med. 3enil. who was minister of Interior, has retired, eee —— the estate to be devoted to any religious Metho- * = ‘ng trom the payment of interest upon deposits A Disas FOLan eT bia . snd duke de Broglie takes his place, relinquish TRE TamMaNy Kine Triacs.—In the | distobject that the exccutors, Bishop Sis 2 20 a € 2 4 t upon de; astrous Bottur Exetosion.— A | ‘ t : 4 James Long, of Philadelphia, at ‘72H St MARKRITER | Cent uF the Donar. are by no means Sontined to the city banks. It | boiler in the bookstore of A. L.. Bancroft & Co., ne mpl Lill loge a o Bere. le. Cozes. jagerselt and Farnngten cate, ta tod — james Long, 0! adelphia, migut deem Bo, 439 Tth street, betw orn D and streets, eight eailé to ‘almost every city gad villige arene | it san Francisco, exploded last night. The —_—— ——— Of money were obtained tor articles’ which es a Ghotee Oil Paintings, Musravives, Obcomos, Ae 20 Cents Of the Dotiar. Union, bas done mors than any other todomor- | furniture store of Home ee Geen: | ABattisn Bicaxisr.—Mr. Rt. G. Melville, | were never furmianed, for the court house ce S27 Nothing Las yet been heard of the missing Also, isrgest stock "Payer Hangings, Window . ae saan alize the business of banking. Tne kind of teg- | to the extent of $80,000." thar, dit & Co ipee | of the Brien civil service in India, not long | warrants and bills with forged names, the | “tesmer inmalia. r Shades, Pictaroe, Frames, Picture Qords and ‘Tas istation needed is that which shall apply to all about $10,600." During the are James McGinn | “nce caused much scandal by becoming a Ma- a the forgeries being identitied as S87 The St. Louis Glove predicts bread riots if eels; Bing», Nails, &c., in the District. . banks and bankers alike, whether organized | andtwo boys were neat Comoe a ath. | ‘0medan and marrying a native girl, while his | that of both Farrington and Ingersoll. The | there isn’t war. SP Texes , aes ae 20 Cents Of the Dollar. under the national currency act or otherwise. | it is feared the man willdle cath. | Christian wife is still living. His new one is | defence introduced contrary testimony, one A saw prohibiting the payment of interest ‘pon only fourteen years of age. It seems that the re bat witness testifying that he took the books of | tong Mack ieneras Wik. lately saved the deposits by the national banks will hav 4 town from destruction by y LL KINDS OF CAST-OFF WEABING aP- Farat Conviict wih 4 Beat.—A Musk- | zovernment cannot remove him from the civil | (ngersoll to the latter's house, These books | jews. ¥ fire by his alarming Af can be sold to the very beet advautage little effect unless followed by similar legisla- | ¢gou, Mich., man, whileout hanting Novembe: | -ervice on account of his change of religion, | cannot now be found. The case was not con- 87-San Francisco turns out six tons of artifi- ty ng or calling on ‘JUSTH, HOB Utsler wuthority of the ditierent states, aud | 15, got on the track ot a bear. fle came in | nuthe can be kept unemployed, which will re- | cluded at the adjournment. cial babeure dey ea oe 61 ween 6th and 7th n.'s. From November 10th np to November 29:h, I offer | there is little hope that such legislation can be pt lg him, fired at and wounded the animal | ‘tuce his income te $1,500 a year. He cannot be 4 Basy Kituep sr a Scusw. Recent! fer searieet. 'y, ali spiced, painted and ready a7 Reh Prcmptly attended to. Cash paid.f8-tr | and will sell my entire stock of obtained. The national currency act, which | while it was lying by the side ot alog. ‘he | prosecuted for bigamy, but his first wife can Id child of John Brinkbam cestdiae " = J was passed during the war, provided foratax | hunter, supposing he had killed. hii obtain a divoi two year ol ggg »tesiding | S7 Jeremiah Mason once told Charles Sam- CURR FOR CORNS. HUMAN HAIR COODs, ay Prnprstnny i * ot ee =, _ = cent. = bo deposits, and ye te ee the brute, when it ugh o cure those troublesome sunoyanc caus fubsequent In ~ | and i gure and friction, which causes au eniargemssint | Consisting of Curls, Braids, Switches, and Ohignons, i‘ Sprott pong bag oy ed Dim. Appearances indicate that A Lawyer ArRestep ror Forcery.—A tbe Dapiiie ‘end that conseau: ed this tax to all di its made with state banks | there must have been a terrible truggle. young lawyer named Wm. Beggs, secretary of in Pleasant Grove, Ind., went to its mother, | ner he would as soon think of joining a society who was in the room, and raised up its head fe ‘pression nder lightning motioned that somethin, was d up ita bead and pony ay nl arr ig pnt ctnnch eneninenemig ‘he Young Sien’s Christian Association of Co- | its throat. In five minutes alter the child was egter akin wate is teria jthoull be arouse 20 PER CENT. LESS oe eee my Jedgasee: te la: | ,, Tum Powsn ov Love. western paper se- | tambu, Ohio, was arremed on the Sith tsnone | Gna mone co ee ee throat, | now uorace |W. Myers, editor of the Corinne be’ removed cecaniouaily before thein kag mould regular prices, which wore always marked | pealed with the other similar’ internal revenue | /tes as an illustration of the power of love in the for 1g bis mother’s name toa check for =160. Out of consideration for bis widowed mother the bank will not prosecute the case. He was aleo arrested for appropriating money coliected for a client, and it is alleged that he has on various occasions as attorney-at-law col- at pain, in that way distress belog kept from tho parts taxation; and I recommend, if ley tion is pro- | ©#8¢ Of Miss Catharine Vates, of Cornwall, Eog- 1p the papiliee will resume its natural size, ~ | land, who traveled all thi to Tuolumne and the wors:cases soon get entirely well Bat ac prortentty, for ladies, av my stock | ea ey Susan epee ed pf tog ng county, California. to wed the lover she had not SEgD BaBtily fo which the inner portion of the Gorn ETE, aud the BEST OF IM- | mand deposits, and that an imerebed tate at O Mexican eee and found bim wedded to Secaneees tases tetas Samtets etry vole, aes waxation be imposed uniformly upow all deponits ae ee ee MaxixnG GAMR oF a BRtpEaRoom.—The | uando took place at Havana —- jokers in Kawkawlin, Mich.. have murderer committed suicide came the baving ‘‘some fun.” A fer such complaiats themscives,ard preter seine FANCY WOOLLEN HOSIERY, which, directly or indirectly, are placed with | °fObly Give children, ee eee ae ne ee there, and ‘having pie the skilled specialist, as they ‘find that, whon the banks or bankers with the olfer or expectation | Tae Paniis or ScHooL Taacatna.—Mr, | ™D¢Y ladies Predinp sing Cannes are ‘srcided heer thacle once LEGGINGS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, | of receiving interest. Such legislation, if tig. ve no| Jomx Burt's AsuANTER Wa. ti aude ard them Yelief. Corns Sullivan, of Wapella, lil., would have no free a ; aan lly enforced, will have the effect not only 0 | schoolmaster Ike’ Me’ Jetivers ©. | opewed at ce the rate of interest throughout the conn- | boys, A Ja Peg pe pion algpen. Meese ogo ‘pedition, lemm the native euxiliaries and so he concluded to call tee ex fields and ‘new. So" S55 ath wtreet, opporite tue Treasury. me fas nants Trl at the same time prevent the ille- | persuade him. The result of the caucus was | <sworthlesn, The Ashautees are in full rotreae pastures new.” fur attending the fost is §1 per visit. For yearly gibmate organization of savings banks, the or- | that Sullivan bit off several of Jeffreys’ fingers | Their main column, however, is within Ladle leevaewued. Giueasios treed CHAS. BAuUM’S Eanization of which should bo allowed only during the spirited interview, and in couse: | march of the British advance, yet the general = sate iHetasal Ge careranta ine Savings ofthe peo | quence was laced under arrest. ig unable fo overtake abd attack them. owing to Sie of report progress daring REN © LOAN OFWIOE, Grae oT NOOF SKIRT AND CORBET FACTORY, | ‘nd the interest arising terefrom, afwr de: | Sz. Pacz Gurrino Ecomowicar-— Last | jBe tardiness and cow Demtioting meee ee ‘the coming week. ereuus, pe Acemee, culrance ou Now (igeting reasonable expenses, distributed from | *pring the city of St. Paul, Minn., purcbased | Ut,gomp lal placed in consequence of being s7-It is said that a smart German the city. “Money loanet at the lowres o ‘71H Steeet, Berween Dann BE, time to time to the depositors, and to no other | grounds for a public park at an’ expense of obliged to depend on such help. 10 has written an essay on eee Feat on Gold and Silver Watches, Diamor persous whatsoever.’ $100,000. Ata recent session of the city coun- ss at which an older student said it Lod Sinse snd Fi : rare Guns, Pistels, Keadion novit-ly Intelligencer Building. Boss Twaub's Taanevan of bie “ cil, Alder an Maxtield introduced @ resolution we, Mextoaw Rattway Pnosect.—Both wonder, as only a few years ‘he had value. Clothing, pete ong EX4MINE THE GOLD SPECTACLE, the bulk of which goca to his wife, tran opie! the city authorities to convey the unt and Rosecrans projects for the con- acquaintance with the milky deeds dated on Saturday last, which convey in | purchased, > U2 Parties from whom they were | tru tne Ca ar ram ine, Blo Grande ONLY 6 SFP | money value £906,000, of real estate subject SD P Stagete, S7-Samuel A. Hitchcock, ® i or poe oe Mexico, has been de- Brimfield, Massena setteeractor ot : —— H. H. HEMPLER, Optician, to mortgages of $395,000. PLASTRRER’s STRIKE IN BROOKLYN.—Under granted’ a Mexican ‘company. aa died 070, CONTRACTORS axp mEROH ' “ orders from their union, the ‘of Brook- as ‘cae ‘be : srpoce of STONE, COAL, HAY mi-tr Pennsylvania avenue, near 4% street. Is TRE TRIAL OF ManswaL Bazarne yester- | lyn yesterda: stopped work, and will not re- | Prince Witttam Rapnits.—A former old aa * S ths aan from sessels })ANIEL C. FAHEY, —————~S C. FAHBY. day, Gen. T testified that Bismarck told | sume until their guarantee to pay | resident and lover of Prince William occurred: shortest notice and lowest 1 p45 x * Lim he was willing to grant an armistice if the | four dollars pes day for tne winters “Tue whe # man in Alexandria the other night for ee —— Stawrine DeVoF Ws Gravel Roofer. big of Metz would declare in favor of Napo- | employers generally refuse i chat the rabbits of oon (va) Pa : F Loe! £1 _ | run as fast as those of Fairfax.—Wanaseas ( Va. , pod hee O17 SEVENTH staxae, tae = — a | at tas ¥ leoeil nitaes Getine ee sehr reread frm, Meni" Se = jational bank of Kansas Oity, a see within ath rsa between th and lth northe i en; a New to arThe Fi of = fiziwe ceitePatentOmce. . et, wren ae I primary schools, tion Secretary Fish. Mo., ‘has gone jute voluntary ligeidation. : currence.