Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1874, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. | e PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted, | AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, | Pevasyivania — cer. Lith St. } THE SVENING STAB siNsraP COMPANY, ~ oe Sppemeanerecuuuh Pret. ve NG STA ! ORTY- Fe orm c Se 01.80. git months, 93.00; THE WEEKLY STAR—Published Feidey—91 se year, MP Invariably in advance, in both cases, sites ster eet ona than pa fe /%, 44—N2. 6,741. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3), EVENING STAR, | ttrcersseeereerss | TWO CENTS AMUSEMENTS, TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. vn \- bad - KGYPT, bina > ATION 4c Th OATER. —— == | trial of Kuilmsn, the crazy zealot who attempt- piensa WinGn ols aieowanaens —_— j LN rd. AVILES... Ucere and Msnteer Washington News and Gossi Se ee a Pg ecg heer ag oy oe DAY, FRID-¥ ant SATURDAY shington News ani S8Ip. ation bie Bl pega sonnel ae that | Episcopal convention to-day Mr. Welsh, of AMTONY AND CLEOPATBA ullman, in reply to interrogatories Matioes, October 29,30 ant INTERNAL REVENU! —The receipts from this | while living in Salzwedel he joined a Catholic | PEneyivania, offered a resolution providing aT 1 house deputies retire into secret see +) Gielen } + i ‘at Qompany from sources to-day were 738 — He confessed to previous acts of vio- en prea py “pisbop elect Orrick, of amt fancy Ot TO-NIGHT AT FORD'S SQ0ARE THEATER, NY. vi oe = 2, such a8 wounding a fellow workman; @l80 | Cains at four 0 “clock this afternoon; agreed to, curs. } when w fed Mr. Gangs Fawcett Be ‘TUS AMOUNT Of national bank notes received saa been in the habit of reading both liberal Rev. Dr. Leeds, M. Presented 8 report BEADED GARMENTS satin ne tees Pres Antine cea Fra ety aay Gar redemption Mois ap | AEG Teena JONeRSR EA Dd CONE BIS tts tan boars et sceedlae, itee baal Wem te SING CLOAES | Mativee—SCHOOL FOB SCANDAL. THE G&NEVA CRO: rd ee and maddest enemy of the | committed to them m few days ago for some ee Faas ate with new and maguificent Boouery ‘polatm one = sais _ aye yg modifications. A resolution attached was Mord! Cre bax SiLs VE s. » Mr. FRANK LAWLUR, by par- | goa Mnsice 3 Tux PResipent to day appointed J. E tramontane, and admitted he had uttered fied s0 as to declare that bo person sheuld be sirens prime 1 recite Don’t forget the Grand Fantly Matiues Ponter tustee of the Reform of the Distric thiessning expressions, suck as “Betere t die | oc sloved by the board of mlsiees oe Ses ® ' nomera Admisinn, Wand 2 conte; rescreed seate, 75 sata another must fall,” etc. He said be fiat | Cuployed Uy the Loard of mistious who was 0. JuBN T. MITCHELL, BAMUS TAS Scents; to'be had st the Box Office and Bead | Columbia. thonght of killing Bismarck last Easter. He | The hetiucion ® joy ted without debate - - Ixaaia avons Now 2-Mr McCULLOUGH. ; ay, Nov, $—AIMES OPZRA BOUFF: Da, Ayen's Nowtwation.—Fa went to Berlin for that purpose, vat was unable | THE TED ent ‘shams, asked arr ea Sev. dome THOLE San Monday, Boy. 9-MI88 NFILSON or there really danger fu 7th district Massae! begs capaci ke a so had gone | Submit to the " Mm iloo's staeet (C)PEBA LIBRETTOS. Fave cnc. MPHE GRANDEST GxHrUITION 18 | fetts, ‘hst Blotbox and Tarbox witt box Pill | iuto the countrys He then repaired to & smarts neurneapt poe Bee cost rs corert toms th ci PRICE ONLY 10 UBER Se! ee THE WORLD: * box? Quir.’ | getheusen in order to be near at hand,as Lis | & hsenuee ¢ on PBIO“ ONLY 18 ORNTS. marck had not definitely decided what w of the digest, relating t . = ERSONAL.—Gen. + sabilORN snew election oF missionary bishops. thet t esis Fie & Con THE GREAT MILTONIAN TABLEAUX Perso Gen repadiican mem- | place to visit. Me procured bullets in Berlin | flection of missionary bishops. * “ead 937 Penassivante evento THe GREAT MILTUNIAN Tage wax of Congress from North Carolins, isat tne | He often tried his pistol. “He recognized | De imertea: “It nomination is made during « THEG LBAUX , te U. he Dalle sto map produced in cnaee vtliag wd NAtONaL THEATER, AIMEE. Se ees Ebhitt bot aly Inte U- | Court as ins property. “He ibadod eho pistol | FEPEPAL convention, the ‘honve of bishors | mr THE ones MORAL WONDER OF THE | S_ consul at Copenha , and his wife, Mrs. with powder, waddin 4 d two buliete. shail peminste at ast two to Daas Sppearance in two years in Wash NINETEENTH CENTURY ce McClure Griffin, are Ted at the which he believed su t to kill a m each missionary district ff whih « eo » no oy sl] Use a orit 1 AIMZERB ENDORSED By THE Pause AND CLERGY Arlingto eS The prisoner described circumstantiatly what | eben | ror Predrag Fog a maior S21 ne MARKET SPace j andthe % = . ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS mn. Garfield, | Oceurted at the time of the fring tn terms i-ten shall be necessary to eir election. This war ! ) FRENCH OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY. BAHIEITED FOR THE FIRST TIMB iN a e 5 ions tical with these of the indictment. He ex . ni me - sia ONE WEEK ONLY i WASHINGTON CITY chairman ef the Committee on Appropriation: plained that he fired at the head because he | Feterred to rhe committiee on canons, Memage Ss. HELLER. M. @uav end Gnizzons : * a Directors, ‘ . expects that his committee will be able to doa | the ught it possible Biemarck wore a shirt of | ®- ‘%, from the house of bishops, relative to th REOPENING ODD F£LLOW3’ HALL, full month’s work prior to the meeting of Gon- | mail. After firing the shot he ran in front of | TePOTt of the committee on canons on the rita pean “es Fae gy pte Semen Marre ERVENTH STREET, grets, by which time he thinks that a consider. | the carriage actors the road, where he remalnes cengeanees Phe Bl sgh rin Navomeag gd sitet Bi the public of Washing! nd vicinity ® brie 4 ae onbar | Sble portion of the estimates for the appropris- | @ moment, when the coachman struck him with | * a nes relatang to the qirela” ream defed ‘ned ited’ Shere, Tecach Opens Soa ane. seman Pees aT com Wngike MOBDAY: Hovexber | tions will have been fully examined. his whip; He intended to fy bat was quickly | U8 of Hycenee, the crucifix, elevation of the ee * see my ol ends ‘ustone A . e =I = - o iJ » wer pelle generally ener ~ a8 crclgek: when Will to prodaced. forthe ara: | Bae. Children 86 Canis, | _UPOR A grEstion eubmitted to the Attorney | AZe4. He learned that Bismarck oO prison, | ferred to the committee on canons. Menage ON HAND, AFD FOR SALE, mous Musial and Ocanical Poamenion Mati:ice Tick ts 2d Vents; Chiluren 15 Gen's. My | General, “whether a United States pension | thought he had aimed well, but the victim must ae Se ee ee ured ‘The greatest variety of DBESS ThIMMINGS, LA FILLE DB MADAME £NGOT. Bene Depen na nen ee ee &zet is prohibited by law from being connected | have moved. At the time he had a second per t the rules of order of the honse of deputies LADIES UNDERGARMENTS and OOBSSTS, io | with Lew snd groteeque costumes from Parte, . SOREL G FLOYD, with a government contract,” that officer, after | custion car in his band to use if the first miesed | ocd ‘te in force in the eneuime generet nen every style, sud selling re Pee atid sie) oct®9 4:* Bole Preprictor and Director. | reviewing the statutes applicable to the case, is | fre. He was fully conscious of the gravity of | Tonto, ‘aut the organisation thareol sed non CL@AKS and DisB2SEé for ladies, the largest bs — = “STIESNE LaMBEnT | %f the opimion that there ix nothing in the Dt a 4 i made gee. rtment in the city Wie Lang: = “ if they be amended or repealed by said house ernie ce sonuuss, exewane, | Stee Sexe PLoresou Eriesse vawsenr Sainte anpiying in thisrenpectio Uaitod states | she attempt bevanse he regarded, Dismarck ae | on tne gaan ATHERS, &€¢..in great variety. tse tala in. @. pants. boon : even thongh he might not have believed that ae My departmeat of HUMAN HATR can not hecx- | 7 “La Filbé be Maia MB ANCOT, WG FESR) ESOTURES ImroRTANT ORDER.—The Navy department | conflict would cease at his death. Now that he | reeuipic renee seein In ena Woops oF tied thiswde of New York city, in prices, styles TRUR:DSY-LA PRINCESS DE” TREDI- 4 has issued an order to the effect that sea service renee poral ppmnir yer plainly O10 AND INDIANA. Zand note pri MARINI" HAUL, is not to be credited to an officer except whenhe | "Various acquaintances of Kullmann gave eri- | , CINCINNATI, October 3) —A special «i | s. a! sore sae riety time’ ins ash 914 EB SrREET, reTWwREN rg AND 107x, ie performing duty under orders trom the | dence as to his quarrelsome bebavior and bis | {fom Hartiort City, ind., says that there is a Le FRIDAY, Octosza 36ra, 4 &; | department, as part of the complement of a | indignation at suti-Catholic laws. Other wit. | 'ettible fire raging im the woods just soath of | sarcabaY BvEnLA a ooCuesse, ess 7 ESO 4 Mi | Setecl of war belonging to tne Naty im commis: | 18" deposed to numerous threate by Tue | ere, fully tour mies in length, and @ hears te sion fcr sea service and when attached to the | prisoner against Prince Bismarck. The police | %!P4 8 blowing it along the track of the Fort SAMB DAY, AT 7 PF. ». Coast survey for the titce only that he is actually | doctor testified that in bis opinion the prisnner | WASP*, Muncle and Cincinnati railroad, threat Ece:tct:— Idiomatic Fluency in French, by cni_ | afloat. No credit is to be given for the service | was perfect!y responsible for his actions, Met maine toe track and bridges with destruction. tivation ef the ar, with elacidations of the Oral | im revenue or merchant veesele, ‘This order | ical Counselor Vought testified to holding ‘ayton, Obio, special says that the woods System in idiomstic practice. will be printed in future navy registers as was | similar opinion to that of last witness, stating, | *4 Keits be oe Union Orty and Lectures in English and French, and free. the case up to 1860, inclusiy, however, that Kullmann had a violent, dispo and Dedvon and Greenville are on Gre ~ . tition, and that his youth, bis fanatical ideas ~ . seid Tax Kiwa of the and inhe:ent provensas to sudden passion shoulg | Tames. Ln the forests the fame be taken in mitigation of hisoffense. Two med. | (tte tope of the tallest trees, and present a LECTURES ber. He, together with the ambassadors, will | ical experts called by the defence will testiry ons aires te te wat cr eee = - — ——— | spend their time in Washington, aud will pro- | to-day. ps tline, New Lexington, Cambridg LIiX®e©eLen Hate. babiy be here at the opening. of tbe next tern = Sa | Kentoc: iromeh, seetciocatie tas Done of Congress. flo Forssicat, Noran.—A private tettorreusree | Cone: Savane tea een aan ———e the personcile of the embasey about to go to | in Washington from Senator Logan gave a Neceat amareth or oe Washington to negotiate a reciprocity is not sii | bopetul view of republican prospects in Tilin is @ great toarci' ——— that could be desired, still the members are well | He concedes the loss of two or three repubi Sicuevisas Oeiober seen BAYARD TAY LOR | trained tor the emisent miiion The wanes | Congressmen, but does not see aay Indications wel Wace os teense ko ae Of the members of the embasey are not of any sweeping changes. As the proportion | Tel Worke w TONIGHT. fished. ? of demucerattc gains assigned to Lilinols to over tent of $12 e the republican malority ie the House and oe he information | give an opposition majority in the next Con —— ss a eaten as thos far reached the national rey grese * at least six, the prospective loss of not wc at Wiaigercictes a ee Sef P : & tional association reassembled today. Tne . - more bree or even four repab: Con ee je omittee is to the effect that the repub- | MOTe thant - ANCIENT EGYPT. Lames ee M aS SELMA RUPPBATS z General admission STAM G AND EMBROIDERY DEPOT, Res rved seats, 50 keestion. Gallery TS Parsxt OFvics. Seats for any of the above prrformences ean be seing Thurstay, Octoer 2), at the wflice of Theater aud Brad. adams’ Branch: of- oct Tey WORLEED TARLRESCS | Wy ASHINGTON THEATRE comiace 4 WORKSTED BRAIDS SILKS in sii shad MONDAY, + OCTORRE. ret = NIGHT AND mn v 38 co ats extra, wet, € JUST BECEIVSD, in many ee, handreds of acres being covered with have climbed ‘andwich Islands will ar- rive at San Francisce about the last of Novem ance th ance Artist ‘KK. First appe caoem of the renowned Messrs. OUGILL and 300 Of the ovl brated Oharacter Artists, the WINE BTS—T hi and Lottie. Beesgement extraordi CBABLES DISMOND, who sin com pany in, If with the Ital : 8 Knight WILLIAN'S. Yorites in COLN HALL, coy: ware Ky. Ther ty Bar ke were damaged br tire today to the fuliy insured. _eetal-Im ADIES WOULD DO WELL TO OSLU AND sexe M. WILLIAB’S iargo stock of CLOARS end DRESSES. Ochs San Corser 9th and D streets. CAN Proevxcrs. ‘FOR 2 SHOKES tea: : a ‘ cummittee on co-operation presented a repit "PE CRLESBATED J.B. P. CORSET. THE ASON, Si greemen in that state will be regarded by the at pope Paine: Commence leans will carry the Pennsylvania state ticket | Feout s rable fot sued con suggesting that petitions be sent to the national “cult sainanamsuaseaes 1 MONDSY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 2 3 republicens a8 favorable for contiuned contro by a good majorit ees publican congress New and will lose very few re- | five Hou ual districts. Tm regard to | at proses ork there is strong belief that Dix wii Sirsa error | CObRFeSSs and to the state legislatures asking ing te Tencipelrelgnot terror | charters for ove or more collieries, to be com thst uncomfortably active individual, Andrew | Cucted on purely co-operative or industria! | succeed, and that asinall number of congres: | JJoln-on. He is stumping the state for the pur. | Patthersbip principles. President Liney pleaded siepal districts only will lore. The pore of sending himseit to the United Scate | BTévious engagements as keeping him {rom vie | SEVENTY FIVE CENTs, does not 1.ok for the lors of more than on: Regate coawinis thar sean g Bethel, Pa., during the recent trou gresman in Mascachusetts.— Wash. Spec succeeding fu that patriotle enart, The committee made a report, which wa Finy Gents | Gazette. it very bard work for anybody else to get the: Kdopted, louking to a settlement of all differen vu Gh Nisiaoe ci +++ The Khode island democratic state cen ces between the miners’ wational “associat jectares. Five Dollars Tus Statcs To BewaToR Baxee.—The | ooo nittee bare quale: Oonsresinest cs and miners’ and laborers’ benevolent associa Fough draft of the marble etatue ot the late | {nat one as feos: Te the lone tien of kill, Pa. The convention ad Senator Baker, of Uregon, who was kilied in| B. Boach, ot Prov Journed rine octes a ¥ leading the forlorn hope at the disastrous feld } trict, Samuel Kodm: 129 ORSRE of Ball’s Bluff, October 21, 1961, to be executed | *** ‘Hon. Jubn An = SRS by our natioval sculptor, Horatio Stone, by | resentative ! EXCURSIONS, &c. ofder of Congres, is socn to be expected to | withdrawn f — . - arrive fiom italy. It is of the purest marble | tion with »b REGULAR LINE TO MOURT VERNON | possible to te obtained, Upon ite arrival br, | Action, it is expected, wi) y Stone will proceed to perfect it, and it will | Publican Lawe upon Mr. & NO AMBULANCE RIDING BY THIS LINB. | probably be completed and placed in position BE FINEST Halt wHAIDS MADE TO Grand Art Exhibition! A erin ot i Paria, at WILLIAN’s, | With chotce Music and a graphic Lecture expiain- lug ine Pictures, &c. Reserved sea's nat six « at Ballan! ures before thy audience all the ig eRouga to afford a satisfactory lanstion. MOKAL AND INSTRUCTIVE | UF BEAUTY is A JUY FOR- (Up Btaire. ie BV RB” rd meritor wit opener MONDAY. October Lith, New aud El- P. Miss Mc CURMICK No. 90% PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, tission at the door ¥ M C. A. Ocarse Tickets,12 us works of in the worid : Cel | trots of i MILLINERY cau Vi Microse»pic and of hes Classical, Histori- Suspension MiLr + Oc! cents savings bank has suspended with lia tet of a heir million dollars, which will be cov ered, it is believed, ty securities held by th bank. Excitement rans high agaivst some o: toe bavk offictals, and is increas The ban} has eteod well in the past, but s Ky ith, the pr BsIOW Rep ress from this distriet, bax om the canvass “afler cons: true, and tritd Lilu-trations, Sce Fairy, Alicgorica), Comic, &c , &c vicialty sre re. oe erytbing shown natural ‘size, except Micro- z O19) | te ; ag sutjecta, which are most poworfally mags: OT | ted NEST ASSORT. rer Hf ser tiee ‘UNDERGARMENTS cap Trave! wintran’s, | "GY, Glimpses of Egs pt, Palestine, Greece, Italy, and all Historic Langs th Winter Beas The Lacies of Washington % before pr 6 around the World every night. in Burope, Asia, Africa, aad the Ame- h Burge mond Dispatch 29:h. **-*ttis probable that J wipe Lafayette S.'Foster will be th democrn lure to ps haze ,Erank Hollingshead, of the steamer am | previous to t jourmmert of the Forty- ibstiaarentered nto tract BY third Cong sis ake GEA TIO te poeta cee INDIAN CiviiZanioN AND CITIZENSHIP? — dally (Banday excepted) to, Mount Vernon, te the | Commissioner Burdette, of the general land of- vat Pitoune Vernoy Wine eeceet® by steem- | Gee, in bie annual report, recommends a con- Passengers will AVOLD the tronble ‘and veration | aolidation of the homestead and pre-emption {RIDING 3 MILES IN AMBULANOBS + 0} 0 otter Hines) by tekiug the regular steamers arse: | (8¥) And also that Congress give validity t 4 in August, and the sus pension of the Nashua bauk last year, made th depo-icors nervous. It is likely the conceru w! be wound wp. an expeated divide in Bome, Atbers, Cairo, Jerusalem, Cal- Pekin, Baite, Lovioa, Beilin, Vienua, Bt qabure, Bew York, Wasklagivn, San Fraucis: | “An Ait end Science History of the World, from | the Creation down to the present tim ie Sventogs f Detter enteraioment sai instraction = TER. ae can possibly be obtained in any ether way. FALL AND WINTER. Everything fully up to the times in all res caLdidate for Congress in the 3d Connect district next spring. Judge Foster served the Lnited States Senate cra r Can had the rie ep ny hb enn ent John as since taken little part in pol Cli ton Lloyd, chief clerk of ihe House of Repr os we ee sentatives, has declined the reyub ican nomina a = eee . St. PuTense tober 39. —1 Ucn in the 7th Virginia Gongrcssionst dis from Central Asia seport that the insurrectio: ———. S2kn. te atvice sth, Beer mind, every off night, exc ore aoney. ¢ Datly Papers for off aii NO POSTFONEMERT ON WaaTH ‘ E. A. Butke, near the corner of Kampart an» | 2." - FRANK mottttncterrss their benefits upon their severatce of the tribal . corded. Tie crop isa fortnight in advance o SDM o | streets, N Jrleal Gi ‘nor Kello, = | _ No Reesrved beats sus vent nen aer Rag pe mates ha scps-tn_ | relations ass step forward in their civilization | Caza! streets, New Orle: see! ig accompanied by Judge Atocka, was going hom Picking bas fairly commenced. PIANOS, é&e A VERBAL ERROR occarred Iu the abstract in | 12 4 cab, which wasstopped at the place abov: | The Franklin =ae y M Tux STAR ycsterday ef the annual report of indicated, and @ conversation ensued. Burke PHIDADPLPATA A., Octoper put his hand in his breast and drew awhip with | Franklin Institute mxhibition 1 now attractin, KUBN, Practical Pianomaker, the Paymaster General, in stating thatthe plan es to pay o® the troops by meane of checks was dog for these Exbibitions, and everybo*, wii} if seo and ¥ hear, ard get their money's B*" 1, “g. all and Wipter Clothing, yom wien chotce of ante. '§ ®0.th. “ome early it Dick ta for Sale at —, EF2, YOU =D BOxS'. jores and at the Tic = YOUTHS’ AND BOER evening of Exhibition. If you decor gotting tickets Seat SgRE At tne’ Hall please nares the exact EVES OF FEBED BEFORE | “hates ready Mah Sivocete = OP2 FELLOWS: HALL, eS VENTE Srausr, Having been remodeled and tr st he Tear, tho BALOOS ihe Be oat ia. the eit sptsd particularly f lendid ine of Diagonal, Basket, and Worsted | Tee Dg pee nrc acer ng ny F engageme cue Breasted Ensiish, Square FROCK OOATS, | St the mises Sutr acce north dor,) from 98.m to 4 y Vewta ue ai 1S, 3 is, p.m. wtienens BOeL SESS Sess barron ea sand $20; and DEESS SUITS at the Art, Music and Book- et ciice of the Hall on the € which he attempted to strike Kellogg, when the | stout twenty thousand visitors each day, an Governor pulled out his pistol aud fred, the | the aggreguie rince the commencement ball barely grazin, Burke, who thereupon drew | nearly a quarter of a milion. Saturday wa his revolver and fired three or four shots with- | gxeq for ite closing, but it is now proposed t out effect. The cab, in which were seated Gor | extend the tme. erner Kellogg and Judge Atocha, was the. ——_»+—_—_ Griven of, Governor Kellogg states that when rf rrection in Venezuela Burke approached the cab be ( Kellogg) extend- 5 , October 30.—A special dispa ed bis hand, whieh Burke took and at the same | from St. Thomas says —Advices from Vene moment seized him by the wrist with the other | ucla Teport that the provinces of Coro avi hand and attempted to pull Kellogg out, but | Berceiona beve riten in revolution agains the Governor being the stronger of the two. | President Blanca. The insurgents are unde quickly released himeeif from Burke's grasp lead of Poliri Reira Lad Pulldo, and at once drew his revolver and fired. Gov. —_— ernor Kellogg ane Major Burke, in conversation | The Death Penalty i with the Associated Press reporter after thy Harnisrvas, Octoper shooting, did not difter matertally in their ver. | murderers are to be executed on the sion of theaftair. Major Burke was arres'e’ | yember in Pennsylyania—Udd nd taken to the Central police station, but wa } Chester. A O'Meara and Ervin in the ja released at the instance of Judge Atocha, wh | yard at Montrose, in in Suequehanna county. went to the station for that purpose by Teques >—— of Governor Kellogg. The difficulty sros2 trom Rallroaad Receiver Appotnted the correspondence in the papers relating t. Cuicaco, Octover 20.—J udge Blodgett, of Uo the naturalized citizens. Both the Goveruo: | United States circuit court, has apy Ww and Major Burke were congratulated by their | H. Ferry receiver of the Kockford. Rock I*laro frieuds on the harmless termination of the at- | and St. Louis raliroad company. ai fair. proceed to take possession of aud ru +200 ‘ache 32 Mew York avenue, near 7th street, bed set Seorevary ati heme SoLm AGENT FOR THR PATENT scheme of General John Coburn, of the Miit- DECKER BHO.'8 PIANOS, tary Committee in the House, but did not re- Pianos and Ureans Tuned, _ Guarantee and liberal pr M. KBABE & 00.6 World. uare §=aud §=6Upright FOR" js pronounced by MECAMMON FLANOSiwoity troops by checks, which (letter) was sent by you Own t and uty of finish Second. hand to the House of I presoncatives, and printed in PIANOS tor sale at A prices from ig Spwards oy | & document of that body faning’promptiy ‘sttended toa call cerpesitans | WASHINOTOM I" Octonea.—From New York Neifed at RETCHEABAUH'S: PIANO A a es ee tas ret NOW ane to Washington the change in the atinosphore ig as greaiasone can well imagine. In New Gras? Banger York the cold, hungry winds are now blowing 18 PIANOS AB Ohoaxs ae in from theses, and the street corners are as ata. Oh a 's BROS.” mountain perks, If so. are weed to & warmer PIANO AND MUSIC STORE, climate the wind cuts you like a knife, pincaes 723 Tru Brxeer net, above Patent Of edvand ‘or Rest. | ceive the sanction of the Secretary of War or of Congress. The exact language of said annual id-renowaed Grand, | report was: “I shall not go over the ground o! NO. my letter to you of 2ith March, 1344, setting forth my objections to the scheme of paying the AD THE FOLLOWING erate. Applicationsto the Jauitor Prompt attention. oets2- 12" eee gabimay OF FING ABTS, 25 ard B30; m meyuilicest line of OVER: TLVAXIA AVESCE, nated ng ® very genteel Overcoat for 5, | 4, large stock of cheice PAINT- 9 Degdeome Mellin Overcat fer Sree ane wie! INGS | QuGHAVINGS, PHOTOGRAPHS and fey Overcoat for @3, and an ciezact Chinchilla | p . Fine assortment of genuine Drew i (ud 213; Black, Bins and Brown orcelaine Paintings. Velvet snd Gilt FRAMES, oata at $12 and $15; ne ne, Brown, Drab ‘and Smo! very bandse ily wrimuned apd lined, fine Astracan Beaver Overc ctish Ker. te greet variety. asse Partout and Mate. made to Tr, of aur hape or color. Gold, Silver sad Cn per Wire. O. jails, &c. “Bew Engravin; graphs and Otioswon rosctved ae aren canpubtished. kod of Bisck Walnut and Gilt Frames made to sof the beat vuality ard workmanship. “ine eres of Window Cornices to order, ‘et ae ot wah pre with the greatest care. siutings Transferred, Lined and Re- Fy by HN. BARLOW. oeth Sm O1D Bo, the =e +3 you up to the smaliest possible limit, and maker sevld tr | you teel and look asblu: as a whetstone. Tne Feturn to Washington ‘s like steppin out of & cold shower-bath into x warm one. The dave PROFESSIONAL. _ | in Washington now could not be improved with ENTISTRY —O. B. FOS M. D., No, | the aid of a heavenly inspector. The lazy 1106 New York avenue. Special Tr —] warmth of the atmosphere, the briskness of the Bau + Suits in creat + Pauts from $3 to s frew 95 to 81 See Drew ate air: Fancy Vass eee rameag wn Bt to raat wits and Overcos: and Saie\ New Re 439 Orenine oF THE GERMAN KercusTac— pe ae Speech of the Emperor William —The German | — eee > eicennege eng! rete was opened yesterday by the Emperor | Zw Hundred Bouncing Mormons in New For aaae In his speech he alludes to the oe = | City —On Tuesday af i at ton: 2 ures which will be brought forward during the | Mormons, who bad arrived in this city by t seesion to complete the unification of the tier Psemedidhiener lag ge ys prtare. ty man empire, such as uniformity of judicial aed present company ts she Inst wbicl tention given to the trea’ment «f ali dis- eases of the teeth. Sets of teeth on reasou- sbie terms, oct3-Im Gs PETER. BESJ. J. DARNEILUS mornings and the calm, languid evenings make the District of Columbia the Italy of Ameri- ca.—* Cr.” in Pittsburg Leader. FORGBRIES BY A Removap PostTMasTrar.— Some weeks ago Postmaster General Jewell, for cause, removed an Iowa special agent named H. ©. Van Lenyan, and has since received a large number of voluminous telegrams purport- vou BY <sfal mapection of my goods before MARK AITER ha’ ug cleewhers, meeating tue pablic thet So. €39 Tth street, between D and Mf streets, sight cover before have hal such weaticty of doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall, ments to vist OM Patacines, Bugravings, Ghromos, to. © we Cmte a , larg Stic ‘aper yd adow ae Pictares, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas- Natls, &c., tu the Distriot Txans Oasi. tastes and desires, purees, OF to give sfaction. cedure and equal rights. The military s will also be revised, and contributions fevies | tis season from Europs. 3 upon the several states for the support of thy | their arrival by Elder 8 of Sait Lake army intimec” yeace. A rise in prices has ren | City. aud Mr. John McDonald, the former st A. STRAUB, the Courts of the Distriot of o- J, WARBY DONEHUE, tc | ing to bave been signed by various Iowa Oon- a pa she Oourt of Olaims, and in the Su: preparatory to ‘on Van Lenvan’s reine | dered the ay ~spriations for the army insumi | tehding to their various wai 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, COSTUMER, mit of the United Bistee. = Ce eT eee ee aad kaneis, | clent, and an additionel sum will be deman ter ox toe ports ous baer Biter pe kak Saree “ 1 © u pudget at tat th i 0 n- ber Tree Doors from Uieh Btrew. | 425 11tH STREET, NEAR B. Com czas Cam's Court of Crain (dolerite nda. Gomer benen og pte oie suligsiors Ucontiree Gare om | keged inn rary work for several mi n : ici Serer al a a " rea : 7 = pO RN VALIDs, Nex snd neatly fitted-up Parlors and Show-rvoms | pope HAND WEITED AND GAW BB | autherehip, and Gov. Jewell. was yesterday | pire will be mtroduced, and the a‘Tairsof A’suce | Past ip the Highlands and Lowlands ofS. aud s doubiy-tncreased stool Ifyou PORTER. informed by letter from Congressman Pratt that Ofice: Bo. 11 O atroes, between Ist anc a6 | Lis namie, which was appended to most of them taoing Indiana avente. mard-tr was used without bis knowledge, and that he W. SCOTT, DENTIST, ~~ | never sent any message on the subject. All Cs Sab Peaoptvante stone, petween oti | these long telegrams were sent as coliset me: end 10th strost, over Teei’s. Witroaz Oxile Gara | cages, anu were duly paid for by the Post Ocice © soforing with Dyapepe Lows of Appetite or G. <Bowstka ; sr land. A curio's feature among these Latt Sans LOSeONns WE Nae pene ys Srpeten: Day Sainte wee their exceptionally small nu Tae Oyster Bay Muauper—Recorery o der of chidren. The majority of the Sainte Portion of the Stolen Property.—Lewis J were from Scotland, although there was a tsir the confessed murderer or Samuel J. Jouces number of English and Scandinavians. Sone Was taken to South Oyster Bay yesteraay b) | of the Scotch women were very haadsowe, b.v- JSSETIaS: | Masquerade and Theatrical Costumes, ‘ tmoprising several hundred new and oostiy Dresses, sad if you are not bene- gether sen etd ~~ of Coxtuae—Ladics’, ty from whom eot’s and Children 's—for Money back All partice | MASQUE BALLS AND PARTIES, G°S BITTEKS, and ase The + leadenning Case I8@ POR THE DEFENCE ComsRCTURA mm To INPRACH Maa POMENOY'S CHARACTER. The thirter * proceedings in was opened by Rev. Mr. Fisher, of Ter who arked for divine Before the exai piause mani said be wou exe of *) @ pre Ds tery and the represent PROMS Doane il War renewe ihe defence mate no forma! opening, and cailed Miss Jennie Doggett as the fret w She testified. that Mary met her on Prospec Avenue one day iast summer, aud asked her if War true she was engaged to Mr. Glenden ning: Mary said she was very sorry that moch talk bad been mace about the matter, as there was nothing more between her aud Mr. Glendenning than there was between hin and the witness, Miss Annie M. Brown testified that Mary Pomeroy tok! her she pever had aw Engagement Ting, ae she was pot engage Mary wore awarch last winter, and told wi nese that it came from Michigan, amd wi im Michi- witness had noticed that M. y remained mes alter the services, but coald pet yy at Mr. Glondening remained, because withers Slwars left the church soon as service was over. Mrs. Etlen Cairne, an old ledy, was next called avd Mr. Wall, tor the detense, stated thet ome was called wo iestity that she knew Mary P roy, aud to tell what«he knew en relation to be character for trutifainess aud modesty, an the general demeanor of Giond=nniog aad Mar Pomeroy when in mpany. The witn tee Ged that Mary joined a ladies’ society and wa formally received as a membe when called upon, Mary de joined the society, on another On wi iness ave A Dumber oF concert tickots to Maty, an some time after asked ber if she 08d fold aby them, Mary said hat sold them all; in Feb soppered it came from ber broth: ® ruary inst, wh upon for the mon bed all the tickets; in the ladle war sciected to collect money froma wae beet qua not ¥ way, and always mak wable tu the gentiomen; on one oc- ca-ion the witness called at Mre. Miller's house, and in a conversation in relation to the common kK sbout the engagement, witness toid Mra. Miller that if Mary w g° home from churel like any other lady the taik would soon cease; 'n the opinion of the witness y sought after Giendenning: on oni Giendennin, nt home with Mis Mary Waite. the gate for him t come o: ° hum go bome with ber, which be o'clock, the witness gave a number where Mary had sought the accused Mr. Horace Doan, a dentist, and superinten- dent of the Su schoo! in Giendenning'e church, testified that Mary was a tcacher in the school, he bad not noticed anything peculiar im Glerdenning’s manner; be often noticed that Mary remained beblod after 1, be thought that Mary had more consultations # ith Glenden- Ding than Was pecessary, ANd hed frequent remarked it to bis witeand others, be bad s high opinion of Mr. Glendenning, and to relation to the accused be thought as pure in bis conversation ag a womet would have no hesitation in leavin, with his wile, witness theught that Glendenning tried to avoid meeti: Mary, bat retased to tei! how be kvew it; the impression was general in the congregation that there was an tntimecy be- tween the accused and May; some thougut that the accused sought Mary, but there were not as Ss rule those who were acquainted with the cir- cumstances; Mary forced nerseli on Glenden- ning, and be could not escape in a gentlemanly manner, be thought that Mary had made ap her mind to marry (le aod was using all the arte which women g y use when they b ge during which they are ught that Glendeauing wae the usages of society, and at tributed it to the tact that he had always lived with his mother and sister, even while in col. lege: be thought twat iC was patent to all ob- servers that Giendenming was sought afuer by Mary Pomeroy. At the close of his testimony Mr. Dod stated that he bad sumaw ber of wi sere, but it bad not been for them to attend at present. Hi asked for an adjuurnment to alle see them and get them ready for to-day. The question war decided in the affirmative, Presbytery adjourned. N.Y. Repuhlse, the defence Who wit HOSTS OF CAN DATES ¥ VACATED ekaT—PR va LITICAT CONTEST. It is finally determined chat the democracy Will ave 4 Senators aud 54 Represent, counting a democrat from K A*pecial election is to be held Ths takes no account of the ®veral of whom are of Democrat nox county who, as their Little ho hope of con~ ng the Assembly, ta) rs th thete arty wrcciates. The democracy, however, have a clear majority on joint ballot of six. The fight over the Sepatership promise alive- ly one. Already any pumber their appearance. Mr. beads the | Voorbees t# nawed by it is pot probable be can command b strength, and be would be bitterly re- sisted. The man agreed upon by the V oor heesiane is the Hon. William 5. Holman, whos splendid ran in the fifth dis rict, i is believed would give bim ® good send-off. He is dangerous man every way, ngerous Mr. Medo: is Fupported vehemently b: Enquirer, and by several pa The Hon. Jas. D: Williams, of Koox, momber elect from the second Congressional district, + ramed; and the “(ld Man.” a» he ts fami"iet called, or “Uncle Jimmy,” may be tickled h making an effort, inasmuch a+ he was the cau cus Dominee two years ago. But then the de morracy had no power to elect ims’ APROCiAtes compliment sonal considerations for an to give bim an impetus in siorsi race. The Hon. Grabam Logansport. is quietly mentioned, and, political quarrel with Judge Dykeman, of Cass county, member of the lower house, har been amicably adjusted, it isbeleved Dykeman will be Fitch's manager in the legisiatare. Then the Hon. David Tarpie, the head of the Marion county delegation, is named; and it i* reported on good authority that the representa- tives from Porter and some others of the north- ern counties come instructed. in a subdued sort of way,for Mr. Turple. Turple bas been & Ustted States Senator for eighteen days, to fil out the uvexpired term of the expelied Jesse D. Bright. Governor Morton appointed ex-Governor Joseph A. Wright; and the legisiature, when it met, elected Iurpie for the short term, sud Gov. Hendricks for the long ove. Mr. Turpie ix popular and has telent, and will have the vantage of a seat in the Hous frem which to manenver. The Hon. George W. banklin, of the Evavusville Courier, has been net.tioned. but tt canhard y have heen seriousty He is ndid good fellow, high, weighs near 25, aud wou s Senator as Jim N Tn addition fu there. d be a popalar snd about as valuable. here are a host of names ta’ked of, such as Kerr, Niblack, and almost every ex-Congres*man or candidate for Con- grets. A®@ conclusion, Whenever the xabject v8 talked over, robabinty of a disagree. ment, and the election of Hendricks as a co # mentioned. M. , and, it may be, vi lent op the niet place, the Voor- Lecsinys will Sght him on the currency ides, Then there are a lot of feather-weight demo- crates who think the party majority should have been run upto 50.000; and that, if McDonald had attended to bis business, or allowed then: to mupage the campaign, that figure go7"7 have been reached, Then bs is freely charged with being (00 satisfactory to th Tepublicans—a large nowber of republican papers baving come out for him when it Was known that the leg slature was democratic. And, lastly, the stereotyped objection of boca’ ity is urged against Lim. The state is jealous 0 ladianapolie; and, as Morton lives here, it cy fe wuthor! fee PULVATE TARATRICALS, Bor oale be Ps mand “Grocers gene. TABLEAUX AND OL FOLKS’ CONG BROWNING @ «a MIDDLETON, ©.—With a thorough knowledge of on: ai 610 eens; reuse, neesswe devote ourselves to the wants and wishes of rietors au’ ur patrons, and by courteous aud polite attention: OPEN STE nas Menniectarers._ | reseemable charges,and disponition vo eccommodes FINE CHINA, S and plese, we setcoms fail to give estisfection, ; L. MOXLEY, CROCKERY, | COSTUMER, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY. 505 10th Street Northwest, “ " Al ection of Fine Artistic BA Ta i PLATED WARK, | L&aU‘snd THEATHICAL COSTUMES kept MASKED BALLS D BAL scdtviurinnnigusca Constable Wilkinson and Detective Payne from | ing been recruited by Elder File in Ayr Jamaica, L. 1., tor the purpose of searching tu | the land, as the Scotch poet Burns spot where be declared that the plunder wa- | honest men and bonnie lastes.”” pets, hidden. The woods three miles north of the | arrive in Utsh next Monday. Upward of depot st South Oyster Bay, were searched, anc | Mormons b: after diligent work & casket, containing old | V. ¥. Hera coins and & number of gold lockets, was found and iso & bunch of keys, which wrete identities pee a eee oon ners — and as of the property taken from the mur. | Suddu man fenton, ee met with s fatal accident last Saturday while a out hunting near the town. He had isid his Ong Woman’s Exrekignog wits Six Hus. ean Gown he ooee enterenoue and in ioking BaxDS.—A San Francisco woman, who has had | Sp" piece setzed it near the muzzle, and six husbands, has been rather unfortunate ip | while inthe actor drawing if tevenne ina wee her selection of them. The first ran a ayirom | hammer caugut in @ twig and exploded the ber, and is now a high detective officer among i entered above the heart, and, specialty. Terms moderate ootM-2y | department on receipt. One of them contained words. QoecrTEs & BAKEMAN, nearly two bundre¢ ARTISTS. District GOVERNMENT.—A private meeting Freeco, Decorative and every description of Orus | of leading citizens of the District of Columbia ‘Deutal and, Plata Pelnting, of both parties was held at an up-town hotel ‘7BY Mb street northwest. last night. Theobject of the conference was to SPROIMEN BOOM 710 E street northwon copsuit as to the best form of government for yand-ly WASHINGTON, D. 0. tho District. (Among tose present . 3 arrived in New York this rear.— ere law- = yers, — “ ~ and peers oe ISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TA PAY- | two of t District ju After an inter- D . ERS TAKE NOTICE — of views the sentiment of the mee! found to be in favor of the plan. wae 3 i understoed, has been substantially ill be added to your hie by the select committee on the "Di SD A penalty of one per centm HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS wee involves the abolition of the suff: the Mormons; the second w: polnce a the lung, came out above the 1. Pit Seton tax bills on and after NOVEMB: der; the third was sent to th payed tor | point or blade. The untortu- P.8. Betierber 8 Mask ts furnished with each With our tucreased facilities we are prepsred to | Gogtume, and all Costum: ivered and A discount of ove tam to the end of this set Types of the different departments. | forge: the fourth and fifth are a ag Ste gt medica] treat- Seeulits Ge ethenn gesinen our cnttomers as low as Tuer month. nici ia A number of those present also thought that place > tor bu burglary and highway robbery, and ment, but the wound is considered mortal. ‘hey can be purchased in northern cities. octl9-4m 605 10th street, . the government assume the debt of | the sixth and ae ‘outa life — A saving of twe per centam is really made by | the District.— Wack. Cor. Bait. Sun. paying your tax bills before the month of Octeber | 2 a-onps ov THE FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS.— expires. £ct25 6 | rhe Government Printing Office has began the 3 iesue of the volumes of the Congresstonal Record te Shoes covering the first session of the Forty-third | X°™,’ a ome Cor ‘There are seven volumes, the index me largest assortment of one and two “BD making one volume. Only the departments ——<——— ee for highw: Gonecommena.onrhe 3a Rewarp Orrerep ror ImgUMAN McRr- never Congressman, anyhow. clas DBEERS.—Governcr Leslie, of A THE ary, oF THE Canon ow KiTUALisM. aggregate Ss about $9,000 ;, Some ove asked Father Morrill, of St. Albau's, | tare of the masked ramaus who recently suet New York, ae, wi effect th young negro girl Shelby county. sn against dnenday, want ec upon Rin = = if chapel Hi if ives of Charleston city and — ! nt eee ‘ne canon wollen Sitter acugh he ener ee sah mab be may make trouble. That is all.” = ————_—__—-<"“_ WEEE @ BEVERIDGE, 2009 PESNLYLVANIA AVES' oculs Ow Between &b and lth streets. = | PRACTICAL MACHINISTS SAY THAI LONDON UMBRBELLAS LaDINW AND GENTLEMAN'S, THE NEW AMERICAN ail sizes and colore, of out own | SELF-THREADING SEWING DIRECT IMPORTATION. M. W. GALT, BRO. & co, MACHINE octia tr Jewelers. | T°? THE PUBLIC: | { KID GLOVES i wiaBins: DBIVING GAUSTLETS . a ment printer has not yet de! ice at which the set can be furnished to the Public Tt is certain, however, that the price will be Ss HELLGE’S, less than $2 avolume. The proprietors of the No. 716 Space. — received $5 per volume for THE BEST IN THE MARERT Ke i Ry ee uder the laws of the last | course, Baltimore, betweem American Seinor fo Mewman & Toison, Salcsroom 333 Pennayivania avenue northwest, | [MJ /ESES AND CHEB BAY, He DALTON, 20" | resion the government printer pledged himsolt potion Tor 42,000, Aiea if ad mae next to the Continental Hotel. 3. Ivania avenue, Taree ag ‘ np dewd w iad the and fourth heats “ey — 221%, re le F wane Fred aad Protace, pte | OSSELL & CO.. a; | SAMY TRE ge peagTC Printing ia tomewhst less than hisorieinarent: | pectwely. ,Copperbottom won Foe erg d per whet: ‘Léciiaaa trense, Wanfas | PLATED WARE. ie ota aera ae De Atwork upon the new edition of the scecstney | endte the trot, which will be coneladed =a ich will be ready DM UUENT @Lass cHimNs 1s ‘All the new Gecleus for pce December.” wii ae save freight, skzaxack and 30x88 by dealing with | TALE UBB 40D ORBANERT, “4 (eae CowriimuntaRy Dim ‘A dinner ENTERPRISE FLINT GLASS FACTORY, pipette ape 3 2 Hote day 421 street northeast. SiLVBR-PLATED WARES. A GatbG canes, one rt CAST-OFF | given at the Mount Vernon Hotel on Wednesda: octd-Im* JAMES 2S IBE, a = Rapier entoetamen herrea Marshall Jewell, Postmaster General; Geo. W. Philadel; of the rAd. — Drexel ‘Sobenck is said to be an intimate vot the Prince ox Wolese °° <i SHETy |e homertead entries granted Indians who had ‘The steamer loaves 7th street wharf daily (Bun so 0 ab pire ie excepted) at in o'elock a.m.,returniagabaacap,m. | Sanconed tribal relation under a decision ot | anreurt go Fioa a GoveRvon— Whi SeR EE TS TC ACOCUNT OF THE ound T:i> Tickets, including edmissiog to | Secretary Gox, but which was practically re- | pesieted with Pistol Balls—Bad Shooting an Shenae Gadus The cotton crop in th oy wal Mauston and Gropp get véréed b¥ Secretary Delano. He also suggests | jody J/urt, Yesterday .afternoow a colliaon » atanes of teombar Wr tna eemineaes oe THE LARGEST AsSUKTMNERT Deord “ren pt7 o'clock; B: Hie tion toeommance yiOLhifasworrs. amendments to the homestsad laws so as to in- curred between Governor Kellogg and M.j» | 47°*2* ee ae aS: Reier fromt D siréet, Carriages my be ia oumt Vernon Association. | yest this class with full right of participation in id Gition, and promises the largest yield ever re urged that another part of the state sb the Senator. At the ratification mec a on Monday night last, Mr. Mc Dom a fatro- Oueed Mr. Hendricks as the next Prendeat, ant Mr. Hendricks introdaced Mr. McDonald as the succeescr of Senator Pratt. Thie bill of com- placent dividing of the democratic vestments Smong themselves raised the ire and jealousy of some of the outriders, and they to smash the Hendricks- McDonald slate. ‘bere is tobea cw be eel as it stands now; bat, the best ji of the state and nation, it is to oo McDonald will win, for he ix emphatical), iz the best man, not forgetting ever Governor Hendricks.— indianapolis Dispaich (o Chécogo Tribune. S27 Senator Carpenter is seriously {1!. B7 A cable dispatch announces that the oi Catholic Bishop Heycamp is dead. 87° Ex-President Theirs arrived in Nice yes- pose ames vara grent Gamouection ry 3R tauv leman,” is WBA they are callicy