Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1874, Page 1

THEE /ENING STAR. PEBLISUED DAILY, Sundays Exeepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Penasyiveuia Avenue, cor. Lith St. BY THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, 6. A. RAUF PUAN , Preset, elise EVENING STAR ( served Dy carriers to abecribers at Tax CENTS PER WEEK, OR | & CEAt@ PER Mora. Copies at the | wo Czxts each. By rall—three mouths, 01.80, oix mouths, $3.00; one year, iB WEEKLY STAR—Pablished Friday—; Joan “as invariably tn wivancts tn both cases, ad BO paper sent longer than paid for, | | SF Rates of advertising furnianed on appiicstion. | LECTURES. r The Powhatiau to Hampton Reade. | _ Four Morne ven or l—The United | States stesmer Soebartan, ‘in Jonette, | fom New © ler is © the Ronde this - mnog. Allarew x ¥ a An sogemonts for ‘ 5 between Uyeill Dion | rhe boon completed. MEPTSLENENT AS AN AID TO Maratwoxy Benk Clerk om Trow — The detec- re > t vce of police central office have for the iast | | | tore or tour Gays been looking for one of the | telvers of the Bank of Montr. al, who is all to be a detauiter tn £%,000,and wire is sup. | posed te be tm this city. The togitive ix named | Foward Howard Davis, and is said to belong t@ | one of the best Tamilies of Cavada. Be ie 30 | years of age, and te described as being five feet eight inches'n height, with light hatent | ces. He acted astelicr to the savinge eee j VS. 44—N2. 6.756. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1874 TWO CENTS mentof the Bauk of Montreal, aod tbe Sé LAMBERT AY. November t ARINI's HAUL. andéo.m, Advanced . Lee are eranimar Bev i6 de" 4. LECKORE COURSE. — z @ INT ecTUse j rT i F THE SEASON | _ | sauMES FIELDS | - her, and ro u r TO SUiT POCKETS res l DRY GOODS. NEW bey coors BOGAN & WYLIE, TOiS ann 120 LOWER PRICES 71H Stawxr N.W. LIE tt ack Alpacas Bt Bleck « FULL STOCK OF WINTBK GOGUS, ali che ew MOURNING GuOL Bac SILKS ace German VELV STS j Wr UNDERWEAS DEE RFS and HOSIERY ER : The above € yalities at > Fates <P ders CARTERS, 707 MAEK Bargains in Black ; en hi Brese | cetst-im B8°ouEAD & co. | ARE NOW OF PEEING Worsted Boltion Fringe, somathing new Bak Laces: @ Veivet Bit a be takes ONAL OUASSES | Eneagemert for one week cxly of thofamousand | Washington News and Gossip. is annual report to Secretary Delano, in which | | Grouvds Improvements, | Political Notes. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. roves deporited on interest pased through his AMUSEMENTS. __) EVENING STAR. ™ 2 = . bands On Saturday, October ol, he obtained REPORT OF ARUAITECT CLARK. Gen. Averill bas withdrawn trom the Sena — = a three 4a: ry ¢ > m1 it hieh relieve eave of absence from the mama. JAVILLE'’S NATIONAL THEATER. hy te ch it itted | torial contest in Miunetota, wi TERRIBLE DtsASTER. of the bank - ; ges aaonalrepota Secrotary Oviano, in wnch | Spach ameey of ermagslecrrowet: | weeqmnct euma Huteas" i Petty Lives | £22 scorer en he ret cone ane popuer German dialect actor and character come- penta he says: Since my lest report many improve- ew York for gover: NE. J.K EMMET, 10 turn on thy pirat 4 Naw ORuBANS, November 17.—The steamer avestigation was mehe tere enema ane 361,293; Clark r fr | an investigation was made tnto bis account re. fhe central portion | "joint resolution has ocen introduced into | SEAT Amd molars Siarnk at her wharf, foot ot | various banks in Oanada were missing. At the pear every night during’ the week, and | J NTERNAL Kuvence—The receipts from thie | ments have been mae, such as extending the | follows: Tilden, 416,243; Di ¥ matinee. in bis wonderful performance of | source to-day were ©177 3. steam beating appa FEI Z; O2. OCk COUSIN GERMAN, Treo Eee OF that Bame,as acted by bin’ over | NaTIowaL nANK NUTES recelyed to-day for | Of the building, placing radiators in the gallery the Vermont legisiature requesting Congres: Hime of Lis disappearance Davis was ¢ : : Aap ean ree f° | there were thirty or forty lives low py yg Fak ee eden mreerice aud Koglacd, iatrosa ing | redemption, $310,700. of the Supreme Court room, &c. The wall in pass au amendment to t e constitution, provid. Sy SAmaROULARD Oe tee ee eee: eke nent wo 0 pees of Beller ‘ ciaitien. cocaiating of wen front of the committee room on Foreign Affairs | ing that no President shall serve lor more New Onieans, November 17 ¥ reduced with new and beauty he regular mechanism and powerful cast o os oe two term : vire, O t — — ; an ine tain - Iowa with ther majorities: Geo. W, McCrary, . he = of EMMET. ae treaty with Great Britain, trom a sketch by | tas were os mornnz at her landing, foot ef Con- ; so0n—Grant FRITZ MATINER U. 8. 8. Powaatan strived at Hampton | Tenjamin Wert. After eneation generally oc | LSS: Joan G Tufte, 818; L. L. Alnewort®, 59) tle “street. The Empire arrived about bis city by Deter Orchestra sto! =. 315 sdsoienion,78, 5) aud 35 6 7nte; ester jous improvements in the bailding the re- ata fend ag | <a “ raed * «. dpe — ly — with ontreai police.—N. F. Weay pes t thus treats of the M. ‘Sem: A ® * olames, Tice, d&e. everal pas Cree Cee w Jack Basiauxp— The medi MPROVEMENT OF THR CArITOL GRoUN 5, MACE, 2008; AGS: > ser left the boat apon hi “ i . , e INPROVEMENT 0 oL GROUNDS. D i . e¢Ts left the boat upon her arrival, otherwi. A Lire vor Two Cemrs.—Ninety-seven Cros = — sys-yard have pro | The streets leading from Peunsyivania aye- | tisnumber all but Ainsworth, In the sid dis | the" lone of life would | FJAYERLY's MINSTRELS te @ been very large. | ny street is the abode of me As it istourteen passengers and many of the | lialiaue. Heres young at crew are believed to have been drowned. Five | Fricay night. Yeace > the Capitol have been paved, and the | ict, are republicans. U wood, @ rep he west tiled. The greater portion | nap fohe: 7 " ern grounds bey been eut down *) | Teelétration, and Cohen, clerk of St. Jame blican commissioner o' AT FGED'E TONIGHT bodies to y Aw fes have been recovered, including the | haroset ta Meee arish, Louisana, bave been arrested in New me —y pitted, and several kegs the grade of the surroanding s IP perereece dee ap reoat le captain's eldest daughter, about 17 years old. | were tapped to celelawte it the worth'ess trees have bes 1 | terae ne beater era {repesing frendulente- | aoa dar. Brisas, & well-kuowe Goscrene, the cieeeare = rr pposed, ke the piaces of re more valuable and heaithy ones let down | tuint It le supposed, to take the pisces uf evince wantt the sey gino: A large womber of tle act ot Co! s Approved June 2st, jec'e of the liguor w engineer. Capt. Jeanfean lost four children. | Ado and bis brotber Je but enved himeeif, wife and baby, who were by the retaraing boar. ets and other material €NNO, Of 16 Crosby stree pel peseeatiats i fleeping in the texas. Mr. 1D, R. Perret, » | conte vp * ¢ eerved ui Gutian V. Weir, 67h artiltery, to be saptatn, aveIDeUe BE thee Tenens oan Were found in their lodgings. aay pesenger whe escaped Trem, ther grt ¢ | ene mom ved up. Eee artillery; Secoré J. Estcourt Sawysr, | under Fred Lary Olmstead, lancleca, The Alabama lecisiatate met at Montgomery | Hosmer. gives the opinion that the Le war | intot w te eetite the ened to be first Heutenamt, Sth artillery. | of the chy ot New York. Particular aitention | Jevterday. Mr. Anderson, of Mobile. wa- | Seamer. @ nd patted in the coater. Urothers Aldo watching tucit onnsl ene eae 0 be fi . ot the cicy of 3 ork. Particu n| se wie lanka . x other atching their opportantty thre ee as is catled to the follow.ng memorandum, suow- | fected speake | Mr. Phelan clerk of the The Empire was built a* Algiers about three | Fenno down, std witie he Ben the aneene 7. GEawr has accepted the tnvita- | ihe the gencral feature sf the plant etn ee oe tld’ or irae | Yests ago, ed by the Empire Par- | Ronaldo jn in bim and § hia ent at Masonic Temple, in Bal- . ME. OLMSTEAD'S FLAN. aie hand clect=d Col. B. Mansfield, of Ire- | 2s Packer Company, was valued at abou | eral times tn the a ' tarday next, to hear Kev. Dr. | Previovs to the last sewion of Gongress the Seen ce nance ne memes, (wns san Sonat] | $90.€00. She bad on board atoat 10) bhite The exciternmen Fational Monnet ee Fee es tO Toran er erounds had been enlarged | Eobinson, of Macone epeaker of the ewe, | Star, beddes = large number of barrels o great that the neighbors sent for oficers from ae | ington National sionument.” Sead 0,7 s parallelogram of 1,250 by 1,500 | Both legisiatares are largely autancentio "© | molasses and a quantity of rice. It is im the Muiterry stccet police station. lanalda, = OS —— —$$—— feet, in ing the pablic tioronghfare crossing = * ble at present to get the actual number of seeing th: oach, broke through the VP) ASS ENGTON THEATAR comics. | _ THe apvance spition of the Army Register | it and two “angular spaces separated by them. BALtiworg AND Oaio Rattroap—Annuai | 1st. 88 the books and papers of the boat crowd andr Alter s lo rane he wae ar- MONDAY, NOVEMBEB 1 Night and | for 1415, (subject to changes by casualties that | tom he aaa Bios ene of tne ap: | Repert—Blection of Directors, dic—Tbe forty- | der the texas. rested at Mercer and Spring streets. Konno waa ow Wedoreday and Sa uruay Mutinecs, im ke place betwee vemb de- | Probrsation of $200,000 for the improvement ot | eighth annual meetin, of the stockhoklers o1 ED pat ander the mf uence of morphine apd taken Engagement of the young American, Actor, Mas- poate Tao pe _ the grounds. the plan is set forth as follows: | thy Baltimore and Culo reiiroee noe een _ Red Skins Pi 5 to Belicvue Hospital —¥. 7. Sum, loth. ter J. H. Browne, who will appear in the new ie Adjaient p ioral 4s placed by | [t provides for a court upon which a'] the doors timere yesterday. Theoccasion was memo- | TWO BUNDRED CNBYENNES DEFEATED DY U. 8 Seager esamempmeeed drama of thrtiling and tn a Jatant Genera’ bands of the | of the eastern mt of the Capitol will open, | ratte on account of the presence in the chair of TROOT . OUTRAGROUS ELOPRMENTS.—An old man, FLASHES OF CITY LIF Printer on the ist inet, and will be ready tor | and for cerriage and foot approaches te the venerable John B. Morris, the only liviag | H8AD ov Nonta Fork or McOcectan's | Jacob Lurner vee hear Caplinger’s mill Neat th troet refined of de coe eoan Bistere.the | promulgation about the 25ih inst. covrt from each of the avenaes and siceets that i . member of the original board of directors who | CREEK, Texas, November 9, (via Fort Dodge, | Brock Open on the boundary of these grounds. The Tr: - 2 November 16.)—To-day, near this spot, Lieat. | France public thorough.are heretofore dividing them | Nearly halts century ago founded the enterprise upon the stage. Engagement of the great wonrtsr Gap, has two usugbters, Lucinda and of the nineteenth centory, Prof. Mitche! Turner, both unmerried. Tharsday : 2 Row grown to such gigantic and ambitious pro- | Frank D. Baldwin, of ‘the sth U.S. infantry, | uigut, October 2th, during the amen ee ye, eee Bes cpies'by che Ercuieal @ ake efisct Noveu | surtuce “mot cocnvied ty ekteere ok portions The forty sight inual report must pored sf company Dy Oh on ee Aged 62 yearend Jet yee Canario’ man, ~ - ited Dy S fect Novem | surf pied by & very gratifying document to the swckhold i , ; . 2 years, and Jackson Caplinger, aleo [LINCOLN HALE Leaveof absence on surgeon's | other necessary, convenicnces “te deslgecn ying ers. The total revenues for the year ending | 10D, and company D, Sth infantrs September ih were S14,9i7 039. It isssows | ley, while op. scout, bad a bril that the earnings, in compa: Lieat. Bai- | married man, aged > years, went to Turner ability granted Ist Lieutenant | to be very simple with the purpose of” its lant engage- | house and carried of the women, children Theodere Thomas ©. P. Eakin, ist artillery, F Barrancas, | perfect subordination in interest to to with the fiscal | Ment with alout two hundred of tte Cheyenne | everything of value be nging to the old man. Unequalled Concert Organization Fla, has been exten months, we Roky weno ih ot the Capitol. | year 1573, have decreas 1 $508,888, i the | Indians, with whom Capt. A. Farnsworth. of | Seaver leavet behind him a wife, unt daugtter, OF BIXTY DISTINGUISHED PEBFORMERS. | 4 Rurarave rou Satanra.—The President | oe miek Sr t eeab riled only to ob parative Increase te tase otra Inwtamt: Co sTea? ba ® ERE on the ott | years Ox ot unsound mind; Caplinger foarea TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17 bas directed a telegram to be sent to the gover. | @Dd to these only when by thelr form and po-t- Compared with the fiscal year 1 the inh THEY WEERR FOUGHT S6TUBBORELY amp | sled were last seen going down WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 15 uor of Texae, requesting him to delay theexe- | ton thertmay be made to appear as attach- South Fork, R t of earnings Mace aie ~e = BRAVELY Hardy county, W. Va..and are Goubtiess mak. Wane been thai Ornamental Epes OF the conteal. structare. | Cxpenses $505,490.59, the increase OF eee eae | to-day from hetf-pat sight 8. m.to half-past | ing their way west. Mr. Turner is +3 yeate of uct @kaue coace ass cation 0 Oruamental objects of this class, though sal. | Srhenses £553. . ‘The apparent decrease | ON€ p m., with ninety-eight men md will eurior by the taking off ot bis First appearance of the Yang American Prima | fe the Presi Hal And clegant, will, with « single excey- | in the iast fecal year was slelt arene the fuij- | 7€F- After charging their camps w ugbters and al) bis household goo privet appear ng Aan os » the: Pree 2 ion prota ae dost encral view. The | ing of mn the coal trade which followed wenn | tok re, he capteres their whole outnt: dni | commencement of winter, and Mrs Se “ MIts EMMA CRANCH, that evidence thus far isin; feck of greater erent a ea eo induce an ef- | the panic, but it is claimed that the goed mse, | the ndiaue eigat miles frou the law’ posts | Mrs. Gaplinger desers Pulte waht qUte's Thyor, fectof greater sirength and more are pro, | Sgement of the company and the strength of t= | Of those eucce sively taken by them on the bull | ceive, the sympathy pay . Tae te NG SUIT of the stat Fajcions, in thewmeatorn portion of the Oapitol. | other resources broughe it thrteek ck toe les Tequire. As to the guilty . ES ee saz be Maeooe he nreeent Dallding is ct further out upon the | period with an ulamets. gon 2 ned aavenines BARD AND WELL wo | | unquestionably, sooner or Later, most BD OTHER Mary he Baltimore and Ohio rai! fe. than it wonid have beon, had the d 5 oth h ee left acgtrophies of the victory hment which ite BMINENT S:LOIST. Toad company t> compel the payment by gu from the beginning contem Tat Ro other of the trunk tines ot the oountrs } Y _— PRIC? OF ADMISSION. ONE DsLLAR BE. nei ly approached. Lagi . efi e surpins fand of the | by Lieut. baidwin in t Va.) Velie, SERVED SEATS 90 CENTS EXTBA made it by the Stato was tual Cp which its deep Lasers so enting mortenge iacehnteee ak | Goruan, wines tine, moth Catkor Locxiaw im Newane eee UMADAT te ee Supreme Court yesterday. 8 #Fe cone ) have the etfec cluding the loan made in January last of two | &D4 brother were recently massacred in Kansa: | A few days since a young German rooler named toe accent t opinion of this tebunal of barec'ng rather than overcoming the def million pounds, In currency and sterling, ix | While going to Golorato as settlers. ‘Two ve Habioht, in Newark, residing with his parents favor of the porition. 229,061,504 =,” * "| maining sisters, aged 13 and 15 8, are yet | #t No. 5 Bedtord street, while working on the Do- 18 open ai7.15 Steinway & | | THE PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT. wich sirtant of eo =a held by the Indisns. root of the hoase of No. 2, corner of Sons's celobrated Pianos sed. novs 2a preposed to © Lor this a sing! The ficavcial cur a ‘on, of the Washingt ” TWO DESPERATE CHARGES Mulberry ana © ju \ the groand, i arg De =a feet w ting wall: 19 i ; x; | were made by the indians to regain them. | a distance of about Chartotte Cushman ; ‘i 4 an. @uch is shown. Tie earnings were & = th his bowing a de F compared | They were repulsed and handsomely charged | writs. Ne wa Hes & With ‘the previous year, ani a decreasa ot | back by Lieutenant Overton’s company. 1 Dodd, physicians, and tie in juries attended to. s have greater pro- | 910727173, com d with 187 he expendi | United States troops got close enough to His parents then ox wore! to ther ttror base than at | f ged amount to $126,004 38, being for | Pistols advantageously. The horses were so | home. Here he wan at several puyai- also app-sr to be ceated mich | improvements and for repairs uf ratiway, de | ™uch used upafier this that the men had to | cians. but the result was that be died yesterday *n the summ't of the hill. msterial aud archi- haracter as the main structure, which in & weveral view w riiorste height preseni, moce firmly n favor of the railroad giver and court of appea: ase of $67 452 2 given notice that BNTSKTAINMENIS “ : 4 fight - About 8 or 1) trophies were cap. | ferenoon of lockjaw. © the medical mer reasons, " if ty | BOt* water stations and bridges, and for painp- | Seht afoot. About $0 or 100 trophi “ aco eat 3 , a pablished in Tux Sran,) the notos of cha & Gperations have thas far been limited mainty | ny water, Dusting te year 10 tons of stori | tweed and mach property destroyed. ‘Tiv | first in atten: or - stated yesterday OF OBCICE READINGS out ; a Laereee ee to the r duction of the surtace on the east sits, | were eubeiituted fer ircn rails, and 23,455 cross. | CAMP wumvcred trom 49) to W9, counting 5 ensued t 7 would dat the redemption p Bs which has Invoived the removal of 150,010 ties were used. women and children. diverse treatm ds of material, the laying ot new syaten F aie mond ank, stating that in consequence of the tigut- | ofa exitahic vat upon’ the naw eurf UPSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19 Trem ey market they had been ‘ore- | Carryout his plan, it hecomerenren At © O'Clock, {rom complying with the call of the | the trame stebies at is, workshops, & treasurer, but that it should be attended to at n h DIRECTORS ELECTED. ‘TRE PURSUIT many pliysclans, The following directore were viec! lasted for twenty miles, and was not abandoned | map of about 20 years, empl ensuing year: Messrs. Galloway Chest untildo’clock p. m., when i beca: W. Swith, Francis Burus, Job 5. snd impossible to continue it longer. The | F ne ed by Aseman, dhade very promising future before him. died tn eat agony. Fears are enterteinsd h z : we John Gregg, Frane's T. Ring, ¢ horses were worn out, having had no Forage for | that his gricf-overwhelmed parents may not AN . atic ‘ the space belonging to the United States, at B lames’ or * ne| | four days, and having marched five hundred | long survive bim. ¥. Herald, With, : notice, fvH Whe treasurer withdrew hie | street north andouth and Ist strest at tha toot | Tlied Sean PS head) (ay ian Ro —* a mA EE OF BEADINGS, hOtic ae grounds, as these pieces of gronad will be ee tainc' by our side. Four Indians are known to caarerassa Coat x DE.—The supply pain, we VERNMENT ORNTENNI A u | incorporated with the main portion, thus iu- St GzapeMayx Uni have been killed. How many more is notas- | Ofcoa! at the principal coale: ite fal Ia the sme Halt, Siesta = = - AL Boas wil | creneing its area considerably. sy oe Gorlee enna un | certained, but atleast 20 must have been slain. | 0 full, in ftct, that the companies in the cou FRIDAY, NOVEMBEB 40, = comet § abby ric a Mcoyne Nts THE PNEUMATIC TUBE. , At Tickets @1, including reserved ji Vatholic ‘priest fre el ph The bloody state of the field! indicates that the | bination have agreed to reduce production for 30 O'Clock P. M. tennis! Commission on Thursday for a gene In speaking of this enterprise, Mr. Olark savs Bad boteroan ailereas ie tetas paseo eg Indians must have dragged oif anumber oi their | the month of November % per cout., notwith= ltation. The members of the board are | the projec'or will not be able ty carry it to tie District Attorney Mann said the commonwealt,, | Wounded comrades. slanding the trade during part of the last Col. T. ©. Lyford, United States army, War | Governmert Printing vi 3 fice until North Capi- pt d to prove that the defend: d ———_-—_—— month wae checked by «short supply of water , Bemings from Shekspeare'’s H artment, presidant: Kear Admiral Jenkins, | toi strect is titled and gradad. detvad mroney as reetee fotie eee | ake. wake exe Scieutific Expeal- | at the mines. The preseut price of soa! for the as United States navy, vy department; Judy ‘The report then speaics of the removal of the of erecting achuren. in this ‘bac tiopm Stopped by Savages. wholesale trade will undergo no further change B W. Taber, Fourth Auditor of the ‘Treasury; | Co'vmbia Firs Engine house, Woman's Chris- accepted about $150,000, with a portion of wate THE KED SKINS THINK THE SciRNTISTS AR | this year. The retail trade will of course be bd procure Prograwmrs brestor J. F. Baird, Siuith-onian Institation; | tian Associai on, & he hed purchased dratts in Europe to the extent GULD EUNTERS AND NOT BONK HUNTERS: governed by the market, and should the winter 11.13,14.16.17 18.18,20 Genera! Jobn Eaton, Commissioner of Educa- The report shows an expenditure from July OF £100,000, and which he proposed to enjoy or New Yora, November 17.—The Trilune prove @ severe One, &* many seem to anticipate, fon; William Saunders, of the Agricultaral | Ist, 1573, to July 1st, 1874, of $109,119.7 sleaving | the other side of the wate ‘In reply to qu correspondent telegraphs that on the higher prices may be exacted, but there is no ABLOW'S GALLEGY OF FINE ABTS, department, and Dr. ©. F. MacDonald, super- | &m unexpended balance on hand of $9,351.39. ; i reply to « z e ENN va probability of al tor domestic uses being low- v ing. All the indication Always on hand a large stock of chatc n INGS, ENGRAVINGS, PHOTOGRAP: tions by « . Hever Paint. | intendent of the money-order bureat. Post Siete aamce H. Hove Fc) stant Prof. Marsh, of Yale College, we ‘and | Office department. : PERsONAL.—Gen. Sherman isin Washington | Ptisover, Mr. Mann stated scientific expedition, were at Red Cloud « ag the mea ~ “y & . t the conclusion that the tradeof 1575 will been received by authority from Bishop Wood | cy; that bis expedition was opposed by In avor the de the guest of his brother, Senator Sherman, a - + th ) ell with th e be ron on much the same principles of manage- Sens ine ene pens of senuins Dreetes | rire QomminsionnR OF PanciOnn Las eub- * Mr. Heverin argued that, as the church was 1 fans; that he held a couneil with the ut ron on mach 5 , Porceisine Patntings. Velvet and Gilt FRAMES, ME OO} us Ons Jas sub- | his residence on K street. Late yesterday af- artes 7 ction against Ge who did not believe he wanted to han: ment se it bas been rum during the present year sgrentvaricry. Buse Partout and Matsemscets | raitted his annual report to Secretary Delano. M4 y chartered by the state, the ection against « 1 - f itt’ — Phila. Ledger, Vth. ‘rnoon Gen. Sherman called at the Execativ: emapn as trustes would not hold good: t in the Black Hill, but was in se Ls . Rng ime Als A ook eee tenter: aud Oop: | It gives a review of the business of the oflice up | Mansion and had an interview with the Pres. which Mr. Mann replied that & mau had n. | and the Indians showed great excitement’ bu ——— raphe anc Ciromos received assoon sapubiished, | to include Jane 20th last. It recommends that | dene : tee tan cae Tre Monxon Lxapzn oF Mov more right to roba Gatholie church than thy | the Professor, after » harangae by the chie! | meadow MascAcmae A Sele bebe Gity die of Biack Walnut and @ilt Frames made higher fees be paid examining surgeons, so that “ai seen of any other denomination. After theexim. ] White Tail, made 8 short speech Indians an, | patch rays:—“Lee, the infamons Mountata of the best quality and workmanship. Fine | better talent can be commanded. The amoani Wrttram Sticeney, Esq., of the District of nation of witnesses proving the receipt of singular eflect of mollitying t nat. and | Msatow apnmehore Gbiet. says he is glad the patteres of Wirdow Qornices to order. Pictures | or appropriation that will be required for the | Columbia, has been appointed a commissioner | money ag trustee, the prisoner was held ie i. gaining their fall consent for the progress of tu: | eedon = captured him, and that he wii qs oy ee rsion service during the fiscal year ending | under the fourth section of an act making #p- | thousand dollars bailto await trial tocemb-2. | cxpedition, provided it was accom tbr | tuake s clean breast of the whole affair. Hee se {N.Bagtow. ™ 18 June 20, 1876, will be £20.500,000. ‘The commis ions fc t zlement. The bail was promptly supplied ay | Some India: G old, of good education and intelli- storea by HN. BABLOW. ootl-$n loner again calls the attentionof the Secrotary | ProBriations for {he current and contingent ex- | he wan liberated. Serer prominent memher- BAD VAITH OF THE INDIANS. wont fi neenintreat gh ne Venere yee the Naw- = " ot the Intertor to the danger of destruction by | NeM* s2, Partmont, BPDLOved | oF the Young Men's Onristinn Amocistion were | On the wext Gey, tno lath wis eho party | 2 ‘on. He claims relationship with the T. HARRY DONEHUE, fire to which the records of the ottice are liabie | “2! 10th, 1609. present to furnish bail reached the agency where the Sioux scout: | Too, wsie. be claims | Cighteen ‘wives and COSTUME, in consequence of the exposure of the Seaton | ‘Tue Canter met at nooa to-day, with all eee Se lan Ses, S grees Semiber ot tally 5 Houre to such an accident. He urges Congress 42% lite STREET, NEAR &. should be reminded of the great risk to wi a nee : - : ) | ifty-four children. On the other band, in reply i | ee ,mombers present, and continued in session | pirgs Gimvet Kawa ron Ps ae ey Wie | Stmed Indians were therc excited, anc ‘Sho were | t0.0ne of the zeae tere. Se Lanes See Sibtincreasn! wteck or? 2nd Show-rooms | these valuable records are exposed, tothe ead | U5t!! a quarter past 2 o’clockp.m. The Arkan- | raut wat iued Gaturday at Peekskill, N. Y., | to go with the profersor now refused to go. Rea toaay: “Revers Letitaie genre te ie generally ee ee that. a more suitable building be provided for | £32 mnddio was the Splef teple of conversation. | for the arrest of Hermann Summers, tescher of | Cloud stated that bis 2 ook. nent ie the | believed now that the trath of the fountais Masquerade aud Theatrical Costumes, | the use of the office. n this subject the President decided that, as tie Eanes private school there, on account | paris were gold a eo tony ed = Slenhow marek it be oped.” omprising several bundred new aud costly Dresse . - . new advised, he must decline to take any action | of bis having violently bitten the ear of @ Mis, | midst or the k Chiet “Pretty Crow wiring together with every variety of Oostume—Ladica’, ‘Tas CALIFORNIA Teavric tx Curwese Wo- | in the matter. Arminda Mason, by way of punishment. Sum- | andshoute: White meu going into our coun Tux DIvVig® APTER Tt ILLIARD Tour- PRIVATE 1 BATBIOALS, | California Anteresting afldavits of Hevs. Otis | 7 Fields at Lincoln Hall leet night naturally | whiskers, and has taught in the academy tor | and ebildren, who ran away. and the tine o: | SUrPrise of = te be tee nee TABUNEX AND OLD FOLKS’ GONUERTS: | Giteon, E. Z. Simmons and Ira M. Conduit, ali attracted an aadience of intelligence and cal- | five years. Ho hes been in the habit, for some | mounted Indiaus formed infront andrear o | MEBt Was entered into by the tenons ta Tae seas Wo Devote ONTSEITeE TO the eee aed eee | for many yeare resident eK Rano Tie tees | tures ond tne Gelgutrit waniien te, tia tne | t'ms, of biting girls’ ears after scolding them. | the soldiers and wagons. A collision s-emed prison, gaopane oe, ee on ae d by courtes tite attention: ged in missionary work among the Chinese e : i 2 1 a * re 2000. were eq d mel 9 ae paccommedsts | ia San Francisco, lor the Methodist, Bursar | subject was handled. b tas distinguished tec- | Dut In Miss Mason's case blood wasdrawn. 1: | imminent, but Pro ‘THE LECTURE on “Sidney Smith” by Jamas ness, we dev cur patrons, reasonable ¢ ‘ | ‘or Marsh turned back. | i ° tween Maurice Daly and Albert Garnier; the : te i remonstrated with he would laugh and say that smoanenD dd and fou ArT * ; kbd please, we selcom fall to give satistaction. ond Fresbyterian churches, certifying that they | Curer, was te-tified to by a emtheriog aauena! | he woald as soon cat a good sjuctemeiet girl's | The Lopgshoremen’s Strike Going to | {tif and fourth, $30 aud 940, bepwesn Unanay L. MOXLEyY, for the purpose of prostitution exists in Cuina | Sided the singuisr charm and interest coming | He 18 said to be @ good teacuer. men are etill On a strike. ‘They extress wines, | Vignaux bae accepted Dion's challenge to play ms COSTUMER and Caitiornia, and that at least nine-tentis of Or the ies eid ete hei aay ines and doings A SIMPLE PLAN OF VantTiLatioy.—The fol- | mination to hold out dating the whole winter, 1 | ne Fic x O'Conner, acting | all Chivese women in Califorma are owned and Boag & ym | 1oWing simple method for ventilating ordinary | necessary, and the steau Pp companies | ie . forfeit, and t © 20th Strect Merthweat bought and sold for vile purposes, there heing | W20 had gathered many rominiscences from sleeping aud dwelling rooms is recommendes | they will resist the strike untothe cet, eee ney Ce blared within fifty days. Re- See Ree aneeet nee “ three thousand of them in San Franciscoalong. | ‘he lips of intimates of Sidney Smith, like " ; 4 Gciphe sna Gara! lection of Fine Artistic BALL, Tab: | Mr. Gibson furnishes an original bi the 11th of : . aa : by Mr. Hinton in his Phisioloyy for Practica AMAN BEATEN BY THE STRIKERS | of ale of | Wickens, Talfourd, Charles Sumner, Edward | ve. piece of wond, tives inches high and | A gangeot men went to work at the Pavitic | bb4Uand THEATRICAL COSTUMES kept ou | one of these transactions in the Chinese ian | Everett and ot Seton ele lectare will serve to | exactly as long aa the breadth of teen Mail Steamship company's dock, pier 42.6 | hand guage, and gives an English translation, show- | Whet the appetite for the succeeding ones by ron | MASKED BALLS 04 PARTI BS supplied at s match is to be pisyed on Jocember. F . Tae LoyesBorEn * ST8ise mw New ae oie Bapcd a to be prepared. Let the sash be now raised, the | this morning. Shortly after a number of strik. | a ; me citi 1208 F st ing the remarkably open manner in which this | him upon “Tennyson” and “Longfellow. slip of ‘wood placed on the sill, aud the sect | Seat eeeB ShOt elghborhood and threat | YOSK.—As stated in Tux Stag Inst evening } reasonable rates oy rT P the laborers employed at the docks of New === —= | P.5. Bemember a Mask ts farnished with 6 slave traffic is conducted. hese aftidavits will NavAL ORDERS.—Lieutenant John D. Driggs, | drawn closely apes it. If the slip has been well | ened the men who were at work. When the Brooklyn by the steamship com, NCE COMPANIES | Costume, aud ail Coste livered and called for. | be brought to the attention of Congress by Mr. ordered to the receiving ship Sabine, at Po: fitted, there will be no dratt in consequence ot | job was finished Henry Pless, aged 26 years i?” peutieGer om heceen , ve RANCE COMPANIES, j L. OXLEY. Page oe ris- | this displacement of the sash at its lower part; | Started for bis home. A number of longsor- wen” J 7 om Boconnt of the re- ~ ~ ! —— mouth, N. H.; Lieutenant isaac I. Yates to the ft i . { mot their wages. The meu belonging to sorrigooree | ocus-tn GOS Worh st ; t but the top of the lower sash will overlap the m followed him to the corner of King a dos unions ware offered 30 cameo ae eae MIDDLETE - ~ ———_______—_—_ - Tam ANNUAL REPorT of the Cu receiving ship Ohio, at Boston, Mass.; Ensign | bottom of the upper one, and between the two | Washington streets, where they set upon and y work, and 40 comte Sor taker 2 owed NSUR ANCE ¥, | OLRNo.7Om Mxkibition and SaleyHzw Ne | of Patents bas been submitted to the Secretary | J. OC. Burnett to the north Pacitc station; | bars perpendicu.ar currents of air, not felt w | heat bis ib & cecching meen Tae police night. Work pose on, mow beeen Gale mae y | Ome 439 i L Passed Assistant Surgeon George F. Winslow | draft, will enter ard leave the room. found him lying on the sidewalk and conveyed Oe ene nee inc Leama ethcsee tym con 060.0 | Tru St a 5 Vea, | Of the Eaterior. From it appears tit thie | TGS resting inmates ‘ortsmouth, N. him to the station-house. Plored. ‘The lntest dispatches state that the Urived § : 4 ot | Ten mereut, Dorecee Dita ie streets, eigns | MODES recolved aggregate $721,111.35, and the | 47. ‘pe, Tece:ving sip Sabine. Portsmouth ay | TRE wIDow OF THE LATE GEN. Kawiins POLICE RESERVES CALLED Or. strikers commenced rioting yesterday afver~ trae . A over | Bo. 439 rt above Odd Follews” Halls expenditures $004,075.71. Lhe commissioner | has reported bis arrival home, ha: ving been de- | who died at a hotel in Cheyenne, URE WITH THe Corcoran Fire Lasurance Co., tS (NsTIT Pennsyivasia avons thw est JOHN T. LENMAN, President YER, Seer a2 FIRE LNSURANCE Niagara Fire Insurance Con Ascots, 1.38205. & 7 of New Yors- i. B506238 @pany of ew Yors- See. cou. Fire fasurance Company of Sov — Assets, $606.40. Barpine, 956,000. re Ensnrance Qompany of Phtiage Bhia, ‘Assots. $063,00. Bcrpind, 8363.00. Ole ‘tre Insnrsnce Company of Vir etuis @315,00. Surpins, @115,0W. WILLIAM L. BRAMBALL § OO. master Agents, 607 Tib street north: OBE assortment of fall the Pa FisiaD Rovelities iu REAL BRONZE, ue Fancy Goods, e., of curewn BECT IMPORTATION ING PRESENTS A SPECIALTY M. W. GALT, BKY, @ €u, =e Je WURT OF Ti ‘8107 OLUMBIA. | MDISTRIOE sh, Docket 12 not be 188 tO the icterei therein, are eby notified to appear before me at my olfi-e, Bo 4"6 Louisiana svence, Washington citi WEDNESDAY 3 it o’civek @. m. of said da the eeveral maivere referred BOBBST LEECH, Auditor 4 noid st otore prov nd ail other perse Bovewber 14, 1:7: Te ANVALID Sakae A Tretow ct a— | ya Wyomiug | Later—The longshoremen are getting mach | 2000, Sttacking the men wud were willing to Uboles Ol Patutinws, Eugravings, Ohromos, &e, | urges the necessity of prepar left her home at Danbury, | Lolder in the vicinity of pier 42, and thesa,cr, | °TK- The police promptly queiled the Six Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, Window | the appiicationson file in the: adigestof a!! ! tached from the command of the Saugns on the | Territory, lact week, | Shades, Pictarcs, Pramen: Picture Oords aud Tes. |< tion of & new application ther: | Set Satan ao ae eek eaves Liouten- Tike Pacit slope, tor the bencator har ncaa | aureeest OF Police hax ordered reserves ou | tarbanoc: 5 . exam! t plication the ex: | ant Jose; Eaton, d ~ | the Pacific slope, tor neditor her health : . “Drunnds Gas > toe District. iner has 19 know ail that is contained tn all Seater au orlered to special daty at New York; | which has for some time been feeble, itis pre, | oo ———_+__— 0b pine Seech bese Peek: anal ot wes . " -1y* | Drevious applications for invention of rue same | Master William H. Beehier trom the rece!ving | cumed that she became worse on the journey Fo Notes. . - SS Eiease Temneenbee Heme ond Rumber.Mei-ly" | ince. In iho clase of sewing mostra eee ship New Hampshire, and ordered to the Wor- | and stopped at Cheyenne to did. Mrs, enn San pibseeeenn sae eee: Pee ernest ine tallvead bridge over She-canal LL KINDS OF GENTLEMEN'S UAST-OFF | stance ) appiications have to be examined. ANWealina APPabbiccn: tes tothe very | Twenly-five per cent. of the time of the ex- Sod etrantace by sddressing of Tring on JUSTH, | aminer would be saved by the existence of a ii- A : SyTacuse Iast Thursday ae the locomotive cester, Passed Assistant Surgeon George P.| was a Miss Hulbut, of Danbury, and was Loxpon, November 17.—A dispatch from ¢ — - wy Eodiey from the navy yard, Boston, and or- | teacher iu the southwest. General Kunin. be. | cutte reports that the vessels which cams in | W8#ctotciug above. The engineer at this ‘cular moment found it convenient to dump dered to the Colorado, at_ Key West, Fla; As- | came acquainted with her at Vicksburg at the | collision in the Hooghly and were sunk were | “°®' 7 619 D street. between 6th 7th streets north- >I a a “4 = q = r3 Ld ~ : 7 @ pan of live coals, which fell inte the boat. geet of all applications on le in the office, | sistant Surgeon John 1. Neilson trom the waral £G ampaiga i ft ips French Empire and City of Edinburgh. Sass peta ne OF Mall promptly attended to. | hich mow number nearly 300,000. He also | laborawry” New York, oon granted leave ot | ame shout toy Sense oll in that locality. She peta tle pene | eng ag bong Doard | 4 load of bay and straw afforded good combus- = ———_—————-———— | tates that additional room is required for the | absence for three months; Acting Assistant Sur- the veseel are etill missing. | (*ALIFOBMIA PEARS. use of the Patent office. It is utterly imposa- | geon William Howetop trom the Colorado, and | Herzzsswrative Dawgs, in reply to a RUSSIAN SUGGESTIONS Te a ALIFOBNIA PEARS. bie to properly transact the work of the office in | ordered to return home and report arcieal charge of complicity in the Chorpenning claim | Loxpox, November 17.—A dispatch to the | ~ ORANGES. a the warrow quarters granted to it. Eight addi- | Paseed assistant Paymaster J. Macmshon ies | Soaté by the Boston Herald, says: “So faras | Pail Mall Gazette from St. Petersburg says Kus- - OBANGES. uonal rooms are needed immediately. The re- reported his arrival home, having been detached | the Chorpenning claim is concerned I never | sia bas issued another circular note to the Ea- from duty connected with iron-clads at Pensa- | failed to denounce it as & rors fraud either in | ro powers requesting to be informed of the cola, Fis.,on the 4th instant, and ordered to | the House or before the public. It is now pend- | points in the protocol = at the Brussels AnoTHEr Chaaiey Koss.—a settle accounts, ing in a new form iv the House of Ley mmol conference which they revised, amended | to be Charley Rose, wae ee tives, and when it ia reached I intend or annulled. The Russian ernment also | bourevilie, W. Va., abo meek Shr eecrnry Paice sf it with that ability : ae because I still be that another international conference | has been living with » stan neat ieee mer USt | aneeoRteeiee Eonar amen ox | or eee emo moe won ms cite much remark. ‘Surpri ex} BC’ sary c e* |The Election Mai w York. consicering the stro: pedition will be dispatched in the ensuing year 7 ROME OF made to ay 3d under the auspices of the government and es that the pul the Royal soc! L believe ciled to it. Many of the leading clergymen ure | it is co far ered an and expedition MALAGA GRAPES Port pays & Just tribute to the character of the MALAGA GRAPES. | persons employed in the Patent oilice, and re CATA WER GRAPES SAW rots that the salaries paid are not sufficiently BaNanas CATAWBA GRAPES. | farge to retain the best men in the service wi = BANAwAB. are copstantly leaving it for more lucrative om. Albert Biscott, Ooudensed Milk Fresh, Boston | ployment. Crackers, Ectam Oheose, New Table Oil. @. G. COBNWELL & sons, Tus Navy Estmates.—The Secretary of } Fin Gaocexs, 1615 Pectinene the Navy, in bis annual report, will ask for novii-tr Opp. Willan about $17,000,000, being the same amount that TT was eked for last year, but which was cut down Perse eS reece ee to about #16,000,0°0. The bureau of construc- ADJOINING RATIONAL THEAT! {ion and repairs is to have $3,500,000 for repairs = thinks thinamount wil Keeps goousised woke iD amo} wi jeeps zed work- | Ladies and gentlemen will be served with all the ing force constantly emp! > in the different | DELICAOES OF THE SEASON Yards, No new naval vessels will be asked for | atthe above Qafe, which is first-class in all its ap- the y Secretary to be persides for in there es- j pens ments. tuaates. Six million dollars will be applied to til be opened to the public THURSDAY, No- the personnel of the navy; about #2,000,000 to vember 12th, 1874, the engineer bureau; the balance of the povkd im 7 i £17,000, Few) saeate divided among tue *Xauine # i bureaus of medicine and surgery, provisions, prac- | E 1 Sow SELL Fou * acs and equipments. a tice, itis probable an will be made to | = 2 GLASSES for One Deliar. The tary will make a report on the Ste- employers, and ly the merchants, to | Gold Frame GLASSES for phens battery, now butiding at Hoboken, and take whole into consideration —¥. betore Justice Riley shoot- keeps a clothing store ties ot out in the jor against it, however, the will leave these Sabbath ol 80 are to have a meet- ing to denounce it next . ay in the bss line Ce fg we anced: by 3 forth- coming. ‘To meet the point that theee Sunday amusements are necessary forthe recreation of KUELUX Sa0oTInG 1x KenTUCKY.—A special i: Kar ier es eereceepea a | oe go oyoetie tn haeige lee ae proctor ten miles from that place, near Athens, snot y i i ‘0 reduce this: i will recommend Congress to accept the contin- | F. or. FI Ledger. gent bid of Mr. Hi . chief of the bureae evo az: a oll ome gf goustruetion and repairs, which AS 8115,000, der ihe ie vernment for pF. Fe BND, sum and complete It. This goat iron ciel melenr CONFACTIONER AND CATERER, b= Fa, After white Coo eee mon found in a j 620 TENTS 7 its intention of pui it. Mr. Stephens, on the bask. msec oe im bis willy left abother million, whieh hes tao | Between B end F sirects, Washington, D. 0 spent on it, making the total cost of the work | : it thus far $2,000,000. It the desire of the Secretary of the! Hi ge 3s i i : SE Pp hex 4 Ohow Chow, Hiatwuar” Cauitigwers Pecan, Gita isp Plecaiilif, Olives. Oho S Sack how aud, Mixed Spomie sold by, the yuart; aie OORT S088 scream is ; ifs fl I E 28 eis