Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1875, Page 1

THE EVE List AILY, Sundays Excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, yivania Avenne, cormer 11th Street, BY The Evening Star Newspaper Company, Pe ING STAR | —————V A San Francisco Osta. THE MURDER OF A STUDENT BY BIS BROTHRE—A CASE FOR SCIENTIFIC S. WH. KAUFFMANN, Pres't. Sie THR EVENING STA ts served by carrvrs to wubseriters at Tex CEnts PER WEE, Ok Foaty FOUR CENTs PER MONTA Copies at the Counter. Two Carts cace By moti— ce prepart—6 Conis amonth. sur mon’hs, 33 OO, one wear. $6 00, THE WEEKLY STAK—ewtitshed om Friday— 92.60 a year. postnce prepaed. BF All suber ms inrarinhly in advance, and i GTON. D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1875. BI Kass of at | shot him throngh the temple. The murderer turned and fled, bt bystaoders who had wit- A essed the horrid deed pursued, captured, and turoed over the assassin to the oftacre of the law. ‘The vietim, writhing in the Test ~ Sgonies of death. was carried apa stairwa TWO CENTS. Dr. O'Neil» office, aud expired within ven minutes after th cked mad Few srUbY On Saturtay the Rittenbender brothers, urge and Fiwand, quarrelied over a trivial f matter, the elder, George, aget 2 : casing Edward of di , sumof n : | | the inary of the stroke, the latter . at once procured a pistol, and shortly after 4 + want met George on Washington street and ful shot was fired way to jall the = = sovthful munterer, who is only te years of - | A Singular Reveiati | . ke. confessed, without pe ble "SE x PS 7 Tv ~ The Case of the Eogas Edes. | 7 ular veintion, T 1 to Th Star. s . ace. conf Withoul percoptitie remorse AMUSEMENTS. _ EVENING STAR, |ecs Seccss sree eee cene| « rosimue ciew roa uarca or cx. Telegrams e + | Seretn and Montenegro Neuteat. | tai isin the olin hint wake - wot eels c. apes : e SAND FORG j ONDON. Be eTey Of his capion | japlentapetedparier— Sean —— Witte attnocer dud Glaser econ ont The recent asrestand lolgment in Ludlow the Dunty Teegte This forenoon a cone t was Last the accomplished actrens ashi j ne ot | Street jail, New York, ot a young Italian en- : called. A.J. Gathiimart ia th Mis NENAKETS CuLeER AD, Washington News and Goatip. | srocuny ot iact weet 1s lisltionose by Deter: | stzeet Jatt, New York, of a Chievetta, has! THE TEXAS TIDAL WAVE. terre gp eager aiePorcrodlge nena jasc ea and the mag.ificent dramatic © ¥ from’ the ——* . lives MeEsiresh and Sargent) was brought | brought to the surface, which, it true, farn | Peutral in the troubles between Turkey amd lifornta, testified that Goonge W, Bitten Vartetios Th N | . GOVERNMENT ceirts To-Day.—Inter- | ¢, by Mr. O'Neal, of the marsbal’s | shes the secret of some of the most dangerous _ oe orth tern tor! - der Ws also a student of the same college. THURSDAY, FRIDAY snd SATURDAY EVEN: | (70) P ES MES 158s customs, S44 64 OMe. Wr ike atite OF ME EO, totmont | couulertiitiug ere Gras tii eee ae ares + Cheek ace Witness said: “1 knew him, and with toe in rotten ene tee | rate amotee af national hank note eur. | Sion woombe wan to Micerheiah ari | ihe pruoamie ice te'the muniene ot for DETAILS OF THE DELUGE.| ,,.78e Rrimce of Wales Trip, | Senos ia warin nis compart inet Raker? Age Dray bongo booger F AMOUNT of national hank note eur- sicl y to the qnestion of the Com. | Tino, the Italian barber, a year ago. e- | Lorpon. z ay yever hile ng Waah- a —_ rency received at the Treasnry to-day for re- | yirionn em renly steel be wien ne ral | vett Story. as told first 19 a fellow-prison- | a Mion onc A ngton Stree st left us, PARKTED” eruption aggregated $6°3,186.60. hei ion to. proceed, stated that his law- | €f. ind afterwards toa newspaper man. is, | - Prince or W - saying he want Neil's Grace Shirley, Henvietts Chipfran ‘ : & = i oe > | 1 bricf.that he learned engraving in Cx MATAGORDA IS GONE. rince of Wales. I wou He Panic of T3iu New York: act 2. Han a SECRETARY BRISTOW devies the report | 7eF; Ol Cooks was not present, and he | te Bier thet ne learned. ¢ Umicilifal engeay- | saree pints. presents, Ke ere can | gore but a few steps trom a4 oe Pt sce halt anit | that he bad stopped the issue of ten cent t as the case bad been sent to the grand | Ig 10 Maple Wie ee ree ae comes to- morrow, abi will make a six-honte teri 7 ceenbeenet, 5 ~~ MATINEE. the b-antif fractic curreacy wry the prelimnary hearing would not | We"! to Naples, r 3 nA ailing mien With ends or Pateaien, ntiry andshet him. The coppnmntony fr “ fractional curreacy leagues” | Italian, a nateralized citizen of the Unitet | OTHER TOWNS SWEPT AWAY. Healy, pee nae ee eat Soe. Brindl than two feet from the MONDAY. SIGHT—JU AN ss heen appointed | “Mr. Jeremiah Wilson, for the government tex, ts engrave what he was told were | ‘ wer sere) ap en bis brother fired OPER ‘ ’ ; ‘ y i rn the acy | “American bill b * but. whieh he now fees ef Wales will embark, Instead of OPERA COMPANY were | gave nue for the Isth dis- | said that a number of Witnesses in the casa | ‘4 he Peony os Meroe see okey — 5 : — Venice. silewalk without ut Sere had been sent to the grand jury, and that it | rows wererailroad bonds and United States | PTPTEEY FAMILIES DROWNED, rh 7 wan hesitated an instant trict of New York. would be impossible for the government to | © got such good pay for this work Whe Since ahivermtenene pamitsnes | # down Washington street to: Tue PRESIDENT. Mrs. Calecel Tree. proceed this afternoon. peste: Hiet in case} ee Sie er Cee | ——-—___ @ special telegram, h itis said that ry id wife zi Babcock left e commissioner sg h e cast 1 . i te , a . % o lervin Pash rt battalions of | orate ec i 3. pon, | de continued antil Monday, aud" trie non 2 barber under the Pacific SU SINESS FAILURES | Pervish Pasha. wit rere x Branch on a special train at 5.15 p. m. | Ys z a bea ~ treops, has entered of Piva, near i Branch eee . : | Satisfactory, the prisoner was recommiltied. om he was Invited to at onc Travnick, unresisted. os riginal sketch, entitiod yeste for the west. Qi Pologniae introduced him | —-_-.—_——_ cabanas ke reaeane. “aries he poe tong a Y of Septemit. CLOTHES LINE = - ra The State Conventions Yesterday. kKulski. two other Italian > > ’ 7 kK Beene . sree stp reet, in this et from a fep. HARRIGAN THE rOsTAL CLERKS heretofore run: HARD MONEY FU.ATFORMS AT WoxCESTER | barbers, and the three scon sethim towork | THE SARATOGA BOAT RACE Flocks perishing with drought aro arriving | Shot wannd tnt ten tee iwart I = in hetween Washington, D.C, and Welton, N. | AND ALBANY. engraving plates for U.S. bonds, eurreney, | = lol ere. jer.— Sam Branco ~ (TONY MART. | ©, will hereafter on y run between this city | The Massachusetts democratic and liberal | ete., all alone by himselfin a house dowa in | a = Reflect on a Foreign Minister, | . en — + at . “td | and Petersburg, Va | Tepublican convention and the New York | . But Pologniae’s wite, who had THE TEXAS CYCLONE. The 7% & leading arucle this a.m “ A PALMER I oN 4 Aprinofietd R : po liberal repubjican convention met yester- | taken a far ‘y to the young engrayer,one Further a jars of the Great | commen on the rt of the e Aim 4 wet W w vorigh, | . THERE NOW REMAINS but $23,000,0000f the | day, the former at Worcester and the latter | day explained to him what itwas le was en. Detuge. | special commitice of the House. on foreien | Atiemptsto 8 tere hn Gibbons of rig ive . ei Sal . Ei fe E nd Thim of the consequences. New York, Sept. 23.—A special dispateh vs: If these allegations cannot be. ibis city, abot 3 ‘ out to sataes c for negotiation, and | &t’ Albany. Each aiopted a platform in | gravii warned him y ep pecial dispatch f ‘ NOYLE BROTHERS. poe! iene mn % me "9 ; ae f the oid | f4¥Orof a Speedy return toa specie basis aud | He Immediately » on with his | to the Jerald from Houston says : refuted. Don rez, the mints Hon- | Palmer. a few weeks ince became a IGE atinEe arenes Peeve no farther call for the redemption ot he other reforms rendered desirable by the | work, and Pologniae then gave him tothe | MATAGORDA IS GONE. duras, must be held guilty of hay a ainte! with Mixs Kate Bow, a domestic a a = | bonds will be made nntil rendered necessary | course of events since the close of the ware ice on the ground of alieuating bis wife. | Five houses only are standing. lives are | §pired with Mr. Lefevre and ott over 50 years Olt ng she bad seve rpAtimanger mace by subscriptions to the new loan. | THE MASSACHUSETTS CONVENTION e young engraver wax, a few days since, | reported lost in the town. Every soul, how- | the British public. There can’ al thousand dei bank, made love F stroet, between 0th and loth. rae ig | Reminated for Governor Wm. Gaston, the | acquitted of the charge and released. Que | ever, of the fifteen families chick weeny | emy question that the govern went. bow > her, with the as the ‘sequel hae FOSeMASTERS DISMISSRD:—The following | Tresent Iueumibert, sat wo ele os the three barbers, Torino. is the man so | Matagorda peninsula are snpposed to have | ‘0 refuse him any further recognition its | proved, toobtair er hant-earned money THUBSDAY EVENING September 23, Sdditional postmasters have been dismissed | eraor General Wm. F. Bartiett, who will ve | mysteriously manieton i Brooklyn a year | perished. Nota shed is tobe seen there. The | iktorical account furnishes no satistactory | The time was appoiuted for the youth and “OLD ACQUAINTANCE, by the Postrfaster General for improper | remembered for the conspicuous part taken ago, and whose murderer jas never been dis- | loss of the planters is estimated at two. | @MSWer to these charges. The t | theaged maiden “ned tu matrimonial inal traffic in postage stamps: Wm. Milroy, at | by him at the Lexington centennial in favor | covered up to the present hour, The detec- thirds, with picking backward. Surgar cane | Tived when he must be more exp | bonds, but he wa ger to get hold of the THOMAS S Hebrew. Kansas: Lafayette Cady, Repub- | of reconciliation of the sections. Other state | tives arrested a man named Caromanti, but | je leveled with the earthy the accounts of News from Belgrade. | Money that, Satuntay he prevatied apon his Night in th sean City, Nebrask: ofleers ‘were also nominated, and delegates | as there was no evidence to convict him he | the cyclone on that part of the coast one BELGRADE, The address of the | ©XPectant bride to Sight in = to the national democratic convention to Ware and draw T by Ss discharzed. It was wel RESIGN = iknowa that bracing Velasco and Quintana say: The wind | Sknptschina in reply to the speech (rom the | * Part ATION WITEDRAWN—At the re-elected. Mt the funds, s Tino was enzaged in passing counterfeit | commenced blowing on Tuesday night from | throne is publishea tocar: more. When she returned to Palmer quest of Gen. Spear, acting Commissionor of THE NEW YORK LIBERALS | bonds and currency, and that the “queer” he the northeast, changing to east, then to 1 the liberty of the 4 while t \ f Mick Patents, Mr. Marcus Hopkins, examiner-in- | ™9¢e no nominations, but recommended lib- | operated in was perfect in executio and fin- | southeast. By Thursday a.m. it was blow- | and the sec ity of the country are plac eral and independent voters “to support thie? laarwiGiicawn You seutghation eatll The most accomplished experts have | ing a hurricane. the dispe of Prince Milan. ft Z to | a how thee ates already in nomination of | hitherto failed to discover where and by | a TIDAL WAVE FOURTEEN Fret man. | the incnen ae ence, aand He ina, | Were to crown Mee. nell, he newly-appolnied eommils- | whom they most approve, aud who in their | wham tiers sete they ee wereex- | During Friday the wind blew with the | the address says F t How 4 $ onde; be , Fas bz | sioner, arrives to assume his duties. ju ment Will co-operate With Governor Til: | eruted. Aste restive sequel fo tnts revela; | ereatest force. The w: ster from the Galf was | Sampelied our “brets oe pple pleat ns opt gy “se best with Sie ‘ - eeceuae JarcAG. 2 in his work « muna rauve reform.” | Gon was the arrest last week of the second | driven with great rapidity, and was mani. | Our hearts leed for m. We sh tched a sina sage fram her Lesmm of Serer Figt.'ty | COLtEcToR or Customs ar Carcac resolution was offered Indorsing | harber, Pakulski. by a detective, to whom, | festly a tidal wave, amt from low toate | ar ararts bl every means to ena meds an or being gone & The Secretary of the Treasury to-da the New York stite « wile drank, he hawt remarked, "In that | could be seen coming forward in a plateau, | assist in restoring rok tneicad af the meotee cake dered the appolntment of collector « and nominees, bat no eis S4.si0 worth ‘of United | and soon the whole country overlow-d. Tae | Vina. and covfige in your wisdom 1 wenn (hese eee ae pert of Chieago to John Rr upon it. Ton ta meets oe amps. which T will sell you | tide rose from 12 to 14 feet above low mean- | accomplishment of this noble misseen. Tr ed to demarat the t s, formerly minister ot the United THE MINNFSOTA ANTE MONOPOLY for 40 cents on the dollar, and I ed lide, six or seven feet higher than ever | Servian minister of war has into the ba former! | mass convention. w nhled at Own ts of doilars’ worth more.” Hi S| known, and six feet deep on t ids that | teries of artiliery and four b ane poor Stores ———— | tonn: Y S$ Attended ased, and with Pologniae - | had never been touched by sail water. fantry to proceed to the Be t jen on the : . a — +») SHOWING FoR THE P.O. D.—Tae | ef fe Nob person of still at large, but there are facts NEW YORK SU BSCRIP" 1088. Turkish troops are stationed on the r re perbyer NATIONAL THEATER. " the expenses of the Post | present | enon detect eee out It would seem, to | | A subscription list for the relief of the In- | side af the lin | ’ - em tine sha caes ied dime lation resolations, | set the detectives at least to thinking. suiberers Was opened here yesterday —e—__ } of him, but love ist matinee, The world'g tepn t for the year ended June | i eanvertible bo. = SSS t ‘ nolwithstandiug Giere fan nd several contributions were rec . . _ Yesterday's » Ann TWo TOWNS SWEPT AWay. New Youre, Sept. 2 The fat lure se in the extension of ed R. L. Buell for Fsocu Dewey, 1 by no means prepossess The towns of Velasco and Quintona were | & Colby, large exporters of grain. which was en ak) T mroese center beau ‘ yminitted to. the penite taway. Only two or three houses are | rumored yesterday, is due, it Is sald. t Senorita C Gocrease in | tiar » Walsh, yesterday, for thirty | ” and they erein a dilapidated | re deciine tn grain and New » i a <, on entot S144 as ,, | 3 i r York's N ve! st. — donna: Senow FMtoron: (8.70 poe ee ees cote | of malicious mischief. | condition. The loss, at a low valuation of | and the failure of one of thelr iiemuthien be tee meee eae Prime donn 30 children of "extra boro tie | ble o ight ye Property there, is fully $3,000. In live stock | respondents, ts appearance in tis cits inesday cent cetumes by Matame Nezre, of Par = " wused trout thos: i ts rote aia | ihe loss is not ascertainable. The people are last. It ot pizoul, # gh eccrngh r-ae Ra : , See ee ORE ie are Je native of Sweden, was | in need of provisions aud elothing. none hay- ; , ; ngntlied Leth) | gper pene rey a mye 3 ad britliaccy ei onion ove maiden | ing saved anything but what they wore. Seowneyss ONT. Sept. 2 Cana- | temporary in Its attacks, The spnee 4 Unda y Moron a Tue Fisuer Case—Attorney Shor “ > 1S absent e were scople at Quintona and | @& Southern Railway station was te amit + ge | Mors -Toneday ae : 1 2 —Attorn Sralaie nt on: (7 a ai Masa nild cough, accor 1 mes. b; : ureday. rity i 3 tay, 5 2 the next session. nedown to “Davy Jones’ lo STEAMAMIP ASTOR — aaa a = all ze at the nose SS POPULAR PRICES to Charles G Fisher, sow In jail nan eptember, 1616; Lad er! onsiicring herself “heart amsbip Australian, azging | FENANCAAL ASD COMMERCIAL. th Sow ous rage sion 50 cent=, 75 cents, and i nit of ballon a charge of purle x tt - ae ne 4 ae om she married a man | 4 i wine nd won rit very i court records, stated that he mu: pro ysubmitted a commun: om frou The long absent mariner, ¢ Washington Stock Exchange, Sept. = et Road 5 unmences Thursday, September 23. | ci cured to the full extent of the la war | Seretary of the Washin tional M n from the ocean, was nate nm feet. It is estimated that it | Gworations Surmixhed by Muddicton & Co.. oats be og chat not hundred tsa rons he a eS eS Os 2 M oung mai eee eal Ago SR ge ite stuart of | prised to find bis place usurped by ano her, | S$Pap pol Jets than £100,000 to get: her-off, even | Tat ter ene Weekiceron bret ete eee | thecity basen Mm. ee re : th the fullest sympathy. that y eumen m "ese 0" , faking the matter philosophically. he | if she can be saved. y <td, ite ames Boon 7 nd elsewhere GEASON OF 1575-1576. {this kind would have to SF eena Leeatonal appropriaion wf. Burke died shortly afier his re- LOSS OF COTTON, Ere. anh of Republi. 10 id: Betis acenbeneten Cone tenes ona > oak - 6 = » with the view of making an ex- | jrom the Grand Sai es tee ae toes and he then took bis wife to his bosom The account latest from’ Luling reports eked; Second N son Brothers, proprietors of Fleetwood Park Pk se aiman ample of a public off er who woul so. waa- | (7sion monume ae py : y after their reunion she indal considerable damage to houses and plauta- nal Bavk. | have withdrawn their purses on account of » ANCAISE DE a t Prosullule official position. : promteny L bs Ieee intemperate habits, and a. bill of separal | lions betwee: 8 and Guadalou - rchanios’ Na- | 4 th a or seg CERCLE DRAMA TIQUE FRANCAISE, hreasurer New and family | tea conte porte ord oo ene PAY Was drawn up between them. He gave her | yond the Colorado Ihe tema et Passenger ~ oh ing SE gy ad Und management panei ak “een bee lh wes bectrel tte ‘his household effects and the custody of | All the open cotton was blown out in Free. thousand horse the Third avenue stables PROF EUGENE COLLIERE and MLLE V. {| na polls, Ind., tobe eoaned a ooh Kars Mf the Ge at Eating t a ie | theebiid. She subsequently sold her furni- | stone county. The losses of cotton are % ing on Friday last PRUD HOMME. gose about a week. Attorney General | fhe ea. members of y tnorting, etae | ture, and, when under the influence of iquor, | in Navarre, Limestoe hate nt le bonds, F. 4 A.6 5 i toe ea eee Opening vicht free to all. Tue Pierrepont le morning's Mmited | whien an adjournment was tone pai Mier | attempted to destroy the property of the | cou loss ten per cent. of the cotton. | ity Gae Stocks & 4 rod eae tober ‘ ock, at aged Py sian ico an adjournment was ualll this | purchaser, which act led toher arrest.—N. ¥. | ‘The news from Fort Bend county, east of the | Canal preferred bonds. 64.13 by | ; GRae Lcisasteeteenl.” Cle k. He will be ao- | morning. 1 = aig “ in Hobok foe grote ¥ Delano returned | The street parate yesterday 1 on was | Herald, Brazos river, is that Ki ieston and Varney a | Zeerinnce Compeny a eto workon secount of it. Bape Cireuiors at the Principal Book left this morning | the grandest public ton rane en we ——_______—— wakes are overflowed, flooding the whole an" For further particulare ap; fo, where he » THE Famous Razor Bortnwest,or 914 F dgoxd, of the Sixth ay Fire Insararce Co. stock, 107 bid: Nev ¥ hessei in Indianapolis. F hingron and Geo. S. stock, 12) by rRorp MAN.—The | bottom and greatly damaging the planta- - B. Sullivan, | lows in regaiia we ¥ 10,000 O td F New street police made a raid yesterday nae Lin “It came like a ft h of light- « ons. The cotton is all blown out. A nam- Securities; District of Columbia —P. city: 2 in proc ‘The anl- | neon the strect peddlers who make Weed ‘ ecUFities( olum y horse in the city; and as = - Orns 4 aia “4 oe i reet peddlers who make Wall anc ber of houses were blown down, and three J. & J. 1, WT bid: Market stock ane evel snens PABLOw's GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, Of te Cisenen. tale Oceans, with bis a Patrlarehs from St. # Cl Broad and y during the | negroes killed. Otherwise the losses between JS.) | Uae g bid, Water Bock Bonde, yp Fay TR — 25 PENN TENUE. Euro tour. . oe Ge i business he valous | Houston and Columbia are conparatively - 191, lov bid: do.'do. do., 1903, 37 bid: J » shart 225 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. au extended European tour. After passing through the princlodl : : ; Columb sf ely ap Piedras oh horses having improved sinc» - Bene ects the procession hnited. at State Flog | Officer, who 1 Mel Heng | ight Later accounts continue to come | Fundul Loan, cael dee de ek ee rday.—N. ¥. Sun,2 . The Public are invited to examine my stock of Ly STMASTER OF Bostow,— sol Cotarstreets on Nassau, arrested Henry | in « all, u 3 PAINTINGS, BNGBAVINGS, CEROMOS Pio are, Where addresses were mate by i | ‘ (Washington—FR o Year Cer’, 7310, Mo & No. | - nee consti Beka! ary ps leah Shack Sintth, the famous razor strop maa, whose | 7 % N % LOWER COAST Satie “on-¥e c i = A NEw Wosper tx Cattronst jot TOGRA PHS. LITHOGRAPHS, PAINTINGS ON al Jewell having failed Sire Durham and others. A banqnet stand has been for years in front of Verm*!_. | BOR) eee TT aa, we cea, Ten Year B bir yg Mo tne vichiatnar kaa ee PORCEL SINE, &c The: » of the same 41: terday afternoon M last night by the Grand Lodge of Ty nb ; ase, Mir. COUNTIES. $2 bid: Fued Loar Bonds, (Lee) 64 @.M. & Mi ne Vi Tot the ¥ satsaed ie a det cea Ae Bey agent d 5 ot Postmammer tust: to the representatives of the Unite: | nking ee atrial It is estimated that litte sr no cotton will | 1902. 9 bid: Certificates ‘of Stock, as ss J; | semite valley, announces the discovery of a Bt the « FRAMES for Mirrors and oi md 9 apples es ana vist § srand officers from other | |.” eNSy sation, and Capt. Petty | be picked on mosi of the plantations. One- ey SR yg gt te) So | rival to thi nderful se y. Itisa val- Paintin, to order of the BE # folegrain | sates, \yutnanded thé officer for arresting him. | fourth of a bale per acre had veen picked. | 44,4 wat plearure so bid. (Georgetown Gee i | 1S in the south York of King’s ‘river, forty- FRAM ery dawcriot fact. and asic . ae itr Sralth is over sixty years old, and hus | The Texas Central road is making regular VS. 8. J. 80181, % biledo..% 4A. | H¥e wiles from Vis in aright line. Tots orcelaine F not the bond Rrpcerion oF Wauss.—Lowell mannu- | been a nee 1 street peddler for many | connections. The International and Great 4 O., at pleasure, §$ bid; Bounty Stock, 6's, | Valley Is nine miles in length from east to Such anstre- | eee sonapelle ees GS ferred In the late war. and lost @ | Northern has no trains below the San Jo- | J. A. J."& Ober pleasure. 6 bid; Market Bick, | weet, ard hasan average Stith ee tee eae of CSoE btn easetue jr | feturers have at last been ‘compelled to pop eebbed BTOL ; Ould = BOs t8 it | give netiee th t. Gettys eee reabout to be re. | lf After his discharge he | cinto. The river bridge is under water. Two | hall de. | devoted himself to the service wf the siek a: d | hundred men are working on the Galveston and will | wounded in bo-p'tal, and af tes, relativete to | came north and ¢ : w ui ‘ue, a3 the Post- | Sneed. ‘The reduc r ed the required bond | partments of eot ug'smatl So General Burt is | about half a mile. It lies 5.090 feet e the level of the sea. and its walls are 0 feet high. They are precipitous, aa WIRE rticke guaranteed as represented." NGS arranged and hung fur Galleries S93 A.J. & 0.. at pleasure, 88 bil. Board of Pubtlc Works- Cerlificates General Imp... J er the war he | bridge, and it is expected It will be reopened | J.. 1874. 1-75, 1576, 1877, 1578, on, o sparked in the razor strop | in two weeks. The steamer Laura, of the | # a*ked: Certificates, Sewer, Se. J. & J.. 157 {f the striking features of the Yo- H a 65 bid; Water Certificates. 8, 1877, 98 hid he st the ¥ Partie M., and the Boston Post's cach other, Will be changed, “while at ‘the | Wosivess. At ove time Mr. Smith was worth | MorgamBtcamship Chanuel fect, is afloat. penn tinalie } El Capitan, and the Seatirel NGS Cleaned, Restored and Var it be Postmaster Burt still? ‘ame time all are cut down to the lowest | @bout $300,000, but a manta for the dry goods AN APPEAL FOR ASSISTANCE. Wail Street To-day. | dral | hav . ° MES REGILE. red in @ way it did not expect. basis which reduced prices and diminishet rate cost him $15,000, and a notion that he The followir dispatch was received yes- New Yorn 23.—The Post's te | falls of the new valley have more . ,H.N. BABLOW, . profits demand. The ps ypased relaction will | Could predict the course of stock market | terday by Mayor Wickham: ays: The Wall street markets to-day ar | € less pi ue than those of ae ee Sranivinee ote ee NAVAL ORDERS. — Midshipmen Wm. H. | PST Geet October oe took the rest. “Then he went into the sale ot | “GALVESTON, Sept, 21--To the Mayor of liaresare weak. Gol! an Access is from Visalia, th: eae ee Rk. Howard, V. L. Coltman, | Cat down from three to ten per cent razors ard knives, cultivated oratory of the | New York City:—Indianoia and other towne Mi st NgeatiaX Un gold I aus the | great pai ne way by a good wagon road, == Frank W. Lowry, Chas. R. | i2e 88 they were connid Epr made a good living | on the coast below here are almost entirely i Stok Se eat Sey. Bt Tecateet! | through groves of sequetias and forests of fr E tion (New No. | Prank S. Jetted ds pers vor ton low in the different depactinenc, | He iin the street, amt | destroyed. Those who survive have lost id Wotmival, the posted rat And pine. The trait can be extended, Mair and Saie \* "i390 Hes, Be C. Fremont, Jacob business. In order to mitigat kuows every’ 2a everything, and appeai for assistance. I am edrawers 1 sterling O-tos ay | says, over the Kearsarge Pass, which ts 12,000 . ecary Schwenck, R. H. McLean, roe 7 ; a couseions of the sympathy felt by the citi- among the lire | feet in height, and is lorated In the midst of MARKRITER'S Crem Ge | Chas 0 Hod ers, Win. Wade, Thos. 1’ | Sheets of the reat pip are Mine cornoration OPED WI" rer rhe He- | zens of your city with the distress of the ai bills range from 47: & perfect wilderness ¢ treet, betimcen D and EB str Muse, Robinson. Alfred Reynolds. . on aigge Bag) yoko M om Thomas, a * 7 peaks, from 1,300 to ex is sae sufferers, and confidently appeal to you for loans is 2ea3 per o c Odd Felines T. D. W. Veeder, Cuas. L) | bot from 23. ‘ a i on the Mose Burke colored maan who liv 14,000 feet in height. r ing from rare giacial Chotce Oil Paintings. Engraving P . id. Py stor ing, aud every’ neces- reantile paper Sa7 per « meadows and lakes. ani adorned around “ w Case, jr, Jesse M Ro. | Week for mates. and f place, bas met with serious misfortanes. a pas sions. clothing, aud every’ nece in this merket are steady. and sho | their bases by a multitude of the very dear- Also: largest steck of Paper WH 1, Aibert T. Freema’ females.— He On Tuesday last his wife requested him to (Sigued.) 3. Pav, imporss fur Northwest, St Paalond | est of Alpine flowers. A company of drovers Shades. Pictures, Frames, Pictur Cords aud Tas- | print Guertics Alphous H. Cobb, Jas A STRUGGLE with Bur@Lars 1 Bloom | hay ber adress, and like all good husbands , Acting Mayor. wet F nuchanged for. Shore, | have od & claim to valley for the sels. Kings, Nails, &c., in the District, Cresap and Colin MecLonald have bee ington, Jil 1h36 Jast Sunday night, Mr | he wert to LaGrange to make the purchas . and Pacifi , aud seats | purpose Of raising stock. ¥. Herald, 2u4. Be teen canbe Maman ai Wena WES ordered to Annapolis, Md..by the 6th of | Kopf, who is employed but what was his surprise when upon his r Thrilling Particulars. weoucon: of the te tae eteeeeeaeneeneetats | Groner wont nent required examination | drug store of Dr. Hacting sin the | turn be found his wife had departed, taking | | CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.—A special south- | fret half hour thete was a decline ot et poder HORRORS OF A LovISIANA PENtTEN- — = | petatiars to omeun pear af the stare. wae ook melas ren id and all of his and her clothes with | ern dispatch to the Times says parties who | [eo by Obie abd Miseissippt; in the next halt hout | TrAkY in the Loulsiana state LECTURES ander Mack, ordered to the re at work in tue store. Upon attempting to | her. From friends he learned that a short | arrived from Indianola last night, and who | thee wen bd Mississtp penitentiary bas sent to the New Orleans 7 Picayune along letter, in which he details at length his grievances. He says that wher rise he was seized by throat by one. who | time aster he left his wife was seenin com- | Were there durir the terrible cyclone, fully | until noon prices fell ‘a7. led by Pacific ait lation aad | stood by the bedside, and who choked and | pany wi. the kev. Jo ph Meiciel, He pur | Confinn even the most sensations) report of | Teco meen the latter Geotine hes bees reowvered nod i {be naval | seratehed bim badly. During the straggle | sted them to this eity, but found that they | the destruetion of life and property ther. treme sales have been as followe:—Lake Shore, 5 prisoners are sent from New Orleans the the burglars Lustied out of the wor, | bad left on one of the packets for Maris Pal oe ie houses only five are left standing. | 4:37: Pacific Mail, 304%: Western Union'Tei, | are always dirty and full of vermin awa yr ard were shot at by Mr. Ke before his arrival. He Immediately tele- | During Thursday night, while the storm was | eg aph, 7:,ait; Erie, Wall; Northwest. daw, | the eonelete nee compelled to eat and sic en outot tl or an farlanna to arrest the parties, | at its height, the water in the city rose | bio and Missouri. sal: Union Pacific, %8%: | with them; that the provisions are alwa, eno in y he receive} over Fix feet in two hours, The wind is blow- | St. Paul, S053, preferred, 6tga'; Now York Om 2 from which time | ECTURE ON FLORIDA, Ht = THIS EVENING AT LINCOLN BALL, ademy. Assistant. Surgeon R Capt. W H. KENDRICK of Florida, ersons hes reportet his return leresting Lecture o e. having been etached from the stor Onward, a Pern, and has beeo to resume bis duties will deli ts to the peopl ; 1, 3 yoy. | Sent up several days after the su, ply ou placed on walting orders. Assistant S air- 5 the reverend gentleman had been | Ing eighty-eight miles an hour, driving the pad me «, and Delaware, Lackawana and We band has been exhausted, and that the ecto. Gctuadieete ihemanor teran Tred atiemeine | geon Chas. A. Siegfried has reported They entered the during the evening. | fo ihe company of Mrs, Thomas, and | Water and breakers through the city at the ea rs inside the walls who are either sick or ed tn its history, and delivered only by special re. | return home, havin been detached from and Lid in @ closet on the south side of a | Ist n custody awaiting the arrival of | rate of fifteen miles an hour fon the sine is The Markew. convalescent have not had any fresh meat acct. Riebm south Pacific station, and bas | room. the doo of which was closed when | the red husband. thing in its way and covering the plain in BaLtinone, Sept. 25 —Virginia sixes, peclor ,| forthe last fifteen or sixteen montas. He Vie Chances S ™ been placed on waith ders. Kopf went to b. nd was open wheu the the rear of the city for ten miles to @ depth | 49; Console, cic; West Vitginin. 9. North Car says he will not deny that fresh ts sent to the — ——_____ = ese — police entered, : Tur PIG GRAPEVINE. This famous vine, | of several feet. Several small settlements, | 6's, old.20; uew, I: special taxe3 bid today” Sugar | lectin y the lessees, bnt that it is used Tur Terrie. Deve . = ———$——________ the ‘argest in the wor! arrived on the Mo- numbering @ total population of one hundred | ay lag 23 —Ootton dull but «teady— | PY.the officers of the institution, who dole <ON TIME.” ter accounts are given in the dispatches ot | | GAMALING AND Sttctpe—The following | hongo from Banta Barbara, last evening. | and fifty, were alse a jestruction of prope by the recent storm on the Texas coast. sieamship Australian, which was st y and loss of life | letter bas been reveived by the wife of W. H. | boxed ready for shipment to’ the centenni i > Davis, ion at Philadelphia, according to the | making, with the 250 lost at Indianola, a who has been absent some days. The later | request of the ce as 4 outa little of it toa few of the sick men at SWEPT OUT OF EXISTENCF, Fenty Nord erechen eaten Ltn eal ant | the point of dente. Tes erdiace aan M6; No. 2 western red, 135; Penusyivan y treasurer of Kansas City, & ry | Exhiti states, is salt meatand breul, without any : £ : tennial Echt ereainag | total of 400 lives lost. The a. con | red! 1 25a) ¥; Maryland red, 1.108 ra do. amber, | vegetables, and that the wen therefore con- poe be gi - e - | explains itself: the State, tis enormous proportions and | veying this information gave amost hatrow- | | sal te; do white 1 Mal.40.” Core Arm eoneed tract scurvy and che like so many sheep. Hants of tim Reveals Set Gare ane | Ticammas Gts¥, Mo. Sepkt6 4 ‘ke | uncavaled fraitage have long since mare it | Ing account of the destitution of the + =e : Lh i fi =| am Heals’ ag yell 73: on mixed, —— brated. The body of the vine is over five | vors. When they left Indianola on Monsay | 6 +. Oste firmer for western: southern n FALL CLOTHING. baa ted feet tn qircumiferencr Gight feet | p. m.. 0 bodies had been recovered.” ‘The | western white, 47aih, ‘western mindy 3 from the ground; at that height it bran ad) —T5an} ay n of Velasco was entirely swept away at night— Lear Rave:— I have lost 1 flooa, but the inhabitants, ber, | Hing. I now n my bed im the were all suved by @ schooner. The lower | Tiver. Do the hest you can. Go over to inal— | New Caprrotor West Vr corner stone of the new Capit Ista. —The of West Vir- Stench in the city from the putrefaction of a he ginia was laid at W last Saturday 4 ine at tot ou Dr. Speek, Get them to straighten thi ty large limbs, one of which is 27 | these bodies and with the steuch from dead With imposing Masoric rites, Business destroyed teear tees Gants Ean tows | UP for W. Hi. Davis.” reumference, the exact size of the | avimals was terrible. houses were closed dering te afternoon. = * nd Geo. Durham, clerk, are | body of the Queen's famous vine at Ham: Je An immense procession, consisting « a- COMPLETE STOCE. = of his body, beliewing he | ton Conrt, England. - Tie foliage of thes THE SARATOGA BOAT RACE sonte Lodges, Grand Lodgeof West Virginia, THE WINIAN QUESTIO deed stated. He was a covert, Santa Barbara, 19,09 square Engelhardt Wins. Knights Templar, Governor Jacob and state —— Vienna dispatch to the London Time dias heretofore borne a gous | feet. It hore six tons of grapes annually, and SARATOGA Y., Sept. 3--The O'Neil officers, Judges of the several courts, city that if the foreign consuls fail in their nezo- is from sixty to one hundred years old:—Alia | p SARATOGA, N.Y, Sept. 23-—The O'Nell- “ aa. Tem, counell apd municipal officers, entire fire F r c E ON. |p cena general meetingor the ls tee wil THE TEMPLETON Cuttp Case— | ne and return, took place this morning and was | Welcky dull-t teal), ae 4 pay marten memes af gg SEN : eI » 6 TEMPL. THILD CASE.— a 3 5 4 ° i éI the ceremonies. Houses NOW ON EXHIBITION. So canst atnanin neice ote phue gave bis decision today in | 4 Love.stck GIRL FEIGNS Scrcrpe.—at | won easily by Engelhardt by adozenlengtbs, | | Sew Wow, Sept 28—Stocks active and un ney, 2. Gold, 16%. Exchange, long, vw ts tcled. Ml this fail to bring about a peace, the Porte | We matter of the application of Mrs ida | 4 4.l 24 seconds. O'Neil’s time | {<iiled Were gayly deccrated, and the streets linet wil follow bis own course of dealing with | Maud Temp! & physician | in 22 minutes, Monday nigh! F ) Pb 40%; short, 4843 Goveroments active and strady. | with xpectators. Grand Master While tald i ton (formerly Miss Baty was summoned to attend a young woman | WS 22 minutes, 254, second: Dew Yoox, Sept. 23 —Flour quiet and unchang: the stone, and then addressed the assemblage, the rebellion. | It Is also stated that the Sal- | Of Washington,) for the custody, of ‘he named Martha Mathews in a canal boat at Wheat quiet and steedy. Corn dali and dectiuiag. ‘cholot MAGNIFICENT VARIETY. tan and hisministers are convinced that the | fentson Wm. C. Templeton. The applica- | Harsimns Ce Seeeey Cley, hs wae bat Murdered by Indians. wos, kop 3p mira a oa a agony, and the bystanders in- | | Fort Lanasiz, W. Ty eee ae | | eecen Rage aL tain. eee coe ae maceeh ta | Sy Saovermer Sonee ie others. Over ten physician that she had taken | body ofa man named Jolin’ Little bas just | ,,L0%20N: Sept. 24,4 p m “The rate of dice Vs per | thovsard people assembled to wituess tha Pa:'- green. Antidotes were applied, but | been brought into this post. He was killed | Sne’Phuch is slow the Baul of Bnglond fact they proved ineffectual. The physician per- ay Indians near the mouth of the north fork | Erie preferred, 29:4. ceived that he was being imposed upon, and | of the Laram‘e, about twenty miles from = aun uweatue besten A NEw Eac at last the young woman confessed that she | this place, not far from F. M. Phillips’ How Crime Deries Law. ne a old order of affairs cannot ne restored in Bos- | tion was made subsequent to the conviction | fering inter ERIOR QUALITY. | wia and Herzegovina, and that a change is | Of her husband, Duncan D. Templeton, for | fray th absolutely necessary. shooting at her. The court decides that she IMMENSE QUANTITY. —— eS is unfit to have care of the elild, whieh con- — woos THE BARRE BANK Rouver.—Yesientay, | sequently will remain with its grandfather, HANDSOME STYLES, | George Miles, the Barre Bank robber. was ‘colonel Wm. C. Templeton, at Peelxshili.— turned over to Sheriff Batley, of Washing- | N. ¥. Commercial, 24. st or Bio Bowarzas— Three new mining companies, representing ‘ had only taken an emetic to frightena young | Tanche. Some cf his stock had been run off, | tive coramittee now ed in the investi- | @ total capital o} $15,750,000, have recently ton county, Vt. At about 2:36 Sheriff Bailey ae Gl janwith whom she was in love, and who | and he went in pursuit of it last Monday, | gation of crime in New Tork Was not needed | filed certificates of incorporation with the -- and & Boston detective drove up to the Lud- | | SUICIDE OF a LADY ON A RAILROAD she said, hed “quae Geek” on tere If ited | which was the lnet time ine was seen ates. to prove that the police and the officers of authorities of Ban Francisco. Of ; [pe orem to ea remy tate | fue sere of Age/arvicet in Lebanon, Pa | rot the desta att ane inbsngad entry | Hn bo was fund sunday with ane ears | oufcotrs td pris itSsirdaty topos, | Rosegtgk ye ee, tga BOYS’ CLOTHING, Elite was pet tuscan open carriage. a | Monday evening, und regiateret at the'Leb: { something more effectual... Herald, 237 that bis nose and chin had been shot away. | bnt the investigation Is making that whici | AGvad® and will be knowa ¢ Nevada sc ND DRESS oir of bandeuffs put on his wrists, and the | §r0a Valley House, at the depot, as Miss | eveany JoRNSON ON ANDREW JoHN. | He was also shot through the body. Three | was well known in the abstract notoriots in | golidate! Gold aed Silver Mining Com- FOR SCHOOL A) SS detective with avother pair fastened the | Lula Greene, of Philadelphia. pon yes- | con.—The Hon. Reverdy Johnson, in a letter | Indians only are su: to have composed | the concrete. Yesterday some very interest- | pany. the former with #8 LLG ai E Wrist of the robber to bis own.—N, ¥. Sun, oa She started to walk down the Lebanon declining an invitation to be present at the | the party that kil ing cases were examined. As one of the wit- | and the latter with 83. ALL GRADES AND STYLES. ged. #lley Railroad. When about two miles quemesinl seevioss or ox: ident Johnson, —_— «—___. messes sald, “ Any man with sep Boy ing company will be the Altoon HoTELS aND DEPot BURNED.—The Chi En on har shat sae te a Tee ot Coe vl wedi coe a tal to tell pn nage tn ad a AO — - je! pany. o Ltee reports it ve a le cago mouse, 56. James hotel and Union depot | erately threw herself on the track. “Her head | oct'and honor of his country never occupied NEw York, Sept. 23.—The Peekskill Min- of justice in New York which will horrity This company bas a capital festvooomne ee SUP. Morning. Lose about €200,000, “All the tie, | Wat severed from the body. the office. His state papers, too, evidence x | ing and Iron cor ompdon dB Fine | Be Whole country —N. ¥. Herabd, 21s. MURDER AND SUICIDE—Mrs. White, or SUPERB LINE ets in the depot were destroye': A SCARE For THE CENTENNIAL Fouxs.— | high order of ability. They were not only | hands of a vat oe Gilbert. ‘The | SPAIN AND RoMe—A Madrid dispatch | yQitRDER N. H., a widow ‘while tem- “ 2. 2 Findley. recently inca ae | A small shed that was used’ pe neta strong in argument, but excellent in style, | Who was a) ted by aa acne uae Paend dene aaah ae tae toes eR fy OF FINE WOOLENS, credo; a gust Of the Onicage iene, Sas re EO a I po pee execution of the concordat | \ire. Geronld,'a lady ‘her, and aner- a ugh yesterday morning, ani ween Spain and the a Pay- | wards cut her own throat a * FOR GARMENTS TO ORDER. | »vmed todeath e deaee ileun by Gecmstarien Speen ‘and | held in Peekskil’ company owns the = ht x scythe THE New JERSEY DEFALCATION.—Tue | The fire alarm that Catiod: etirely dea to'the | Btanton, fn relation to civil omees. “All the yee the Recoinaticus to the waoeat Sihoprics Hetiber are epereen sameeren. = : Jersey to investigate the Sooy detalcation | batldigeserens horas penne woe Centennial | rest I know were from bis Own pen, and aro | the ange biast furnace at Peekskill, wien | the nominations, to. the vacant. bishoprics 87-The death of the venerable Presbyterian oy a oy defalontion Dandrel feet aes bane anit ine shed was two models of perfection, was held yesterday, and @ majority was ia | ministers seat ttOd tae Nace: Of | divine, Rev. Joun Chambers, af Pailad.l- Look at the Styles. but the defiett bas been reduced by funds in | none of them were in the slightest dangers, | A MURDEROUS CHINAMAN.—Quimbo Ap- | favor of ee See : soya between the ioe Mount Holly ‘bani and a draft given y Philadelphia Timed, 213t. ; {pices fou may Ceabslags afee in Cemtral America. att i@ horse disease | Philadelphians ‘and. the Gartioney nied attorney general 5 Enya ~pseRa acne The state securities Wels found te be safe A COFFIN AS A Tanonr Paize—Eaward | Fiecher th 186, and five yeare for Pb a bm seep ee yee ‘esterday with @ vietory for the former. —_—_—__—= Dougherty, an undertaker at 3d avenue and Pegg me Sh ae ee gre Coe pb the treaty of peace between the Colombian = ‘Mayor {abb. of Bonton, bas authorised THE “ a a yn, was ive & been aga’ a ree aay Ube mie heat was won by Booey fooleg, | prise for g echustsseieer, He-wone oc Ricking in the stomach rm, Kol Mong, the [tare ple yp Reg ue lpery be many th to aid the samterers by the late sors Tailors and Clothiers, | Over Misteal and Volcano, in 1:44; the three- | labeled “To bury @ Dutchman in Wife of another Chinaman, at #1 Mott bia, ‘and ‘also by the presidents of ail ts aye that city. ach by at, over Hengal ‘and | jek Bichrod ‘won the prize ‘and Sg yon mmigroly Poe mn aime : oa ecco om ; 7 -The statement Ghat the of Ore rine jermer 7th , oer Grenoble and Verdigris, | eult, went to Sngheriys place aa assault. | prison, and would as leavebe in It as out Award of Government Gold. owat bas been issuel by aetna of ais AY GOODs, ec | gn. Dougherty hi im arrestel, but | 0! New Y %3.—The sub-treasurer | the case was. In Justice Waish’s cour: ay. at CARPETINGS, OILCLOTHS. Omaha, NeumsgeSet GA, telegram nenyn Yesterday —N. ¥. Gun, 2d : yoate Ody ead that he Btarioates nia tae. eating the lowest belag 116.25and tetnpted to ape J AND KERPS frost, the first of the season’ * that he never ‘An award of half er PAIBNT PARTLY-MADE DRESS SHIRTS | occurred last in this section, | ANOTHER WARNING To Boys.—Another | Kevity to the fact Voted the he it. 4 ocrat also when son of RH. Bail, of | £00 forty-one stock. “Store buildin, th Orange. N. J. He handied tues of the last survivor of the a ‘three Serko Stent tenes Took | (87-The, vecant Cathalic be aller He Of the | car ncakge pe oer ant Coohered and Sought on bis advent ato pate | Sect nesttneted, trom Stee Goa ee Sceupatiousareuuknown, = "Yv® Whose WW: BURDETTE & 60,” | polntment of Viee- General ua | stowed, Stedied ine few nour’ 25% BS | ily lifes Her — Pe iss Ue A plies daily for the fall and win-