Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1875, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR | PUBLISUED DAILY, Sundays Excepte AT THE STAR BUILDING Pennsyivania Avenue, corner 11 Street, BY The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't. oes THE EVENING STAR is served by carriers to subscribers at Tas Ouats PER WEEK, Of FORTY Two Caste nace. By maimpodase prevesd—6 Gents a monch. 012 months. $3 OO, ome wear. 96 00. THR WEEKLY STAR—pwtitsted om Friday— 99.00 a year. postace prorat BF 411 setscriptions invariably in advance, ant me paper toni longer (Aan paud for. EF Kates of advertising furnished on application. ————_—— o 7,025 a0. 6 ming Star, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1875. DRY GOODS. GOODS. AMUSEMENTS. GJE)8D ENSTRUMENTAL AND VooAL CON CERT. For the benefit of For NCH SUFF®RERS BY THE FLOODS, Under the auspicrs of the French residents of Wash. iogten. ano the patronage uf Me. iartboldt c ace the MARINES BAND. Prof L COBKALT COLUIERE. Mics ROSE McDERMOT a ‘rom New York with = GoveERNMENT ral revenue, £415 ¥ Tne AMoust of National Bank note eur reney received at the Treasury departme to-day for redemption age sated GoNNeR CHARLES H. VENABLE bas been ordered to temporary duty on board the re- ceiving ship Relief at Washington, D. C. No NEW DEVELOPMENTS in the Interior yehipquestion to-tay. The* com! oF to nr customare. a: Se per rard. These Prints can. t by the cose in New York for the arsed “F e+le at Ellis’ Music Stor White Bed Spreads, very cheap. . — A large and beanttini lot of Drews Gtods, plaid and NATIONAL THEATER, the m- —— as out). Ladies’ and Gents Sd - at variety. Gents’ White Shir THE WORLD'S NOVELTY, 2 Fiannels at We. per yd, cheap at 130 JF ZtM™MeRMaAy s is: Ver < to the new shates; l- Dawson ( e a, Was ir y aud Hdkfs, Blaukets, ali sizesand quai | MEXICAN JUVESIL® OPERA COM i ae alge a This wonderfnl organization © SEnOR mA omprises CABRMUON UNDA ¥ MORON, Denra, right scare old PEUNDAY Mom rts: White and Red Flannel: Cx the new patterns: Tabie Damask, sty Jes of Wine Cloth, Brown and Ble PERSONAL —Tre to ined Sheet Washington from Iadianapolis last aight. ie. all widths; best 44 Brown opt ows nee ae eer : Supervising Architect of the Treasury HORUS and GRAND OK CHASTE 4. | Potter left the city to-day at noon for a bnsi- ness trip rorth. Butler, ex-memb ion. Roderick It r of Congress from T: om THIS (THUR SDAY) EVENING, tim f Anes See, is in the city to-day th 2 satel Ro uN CRUSOR Son ta 5 ec fong oe TE seth ge mpenptiane gor AY. BENEFIT OF CARMON MORON, THE COURT OF COMMISSIONERS of Alabam't bem as jow as any hones in this city | The beautiful se a TAntaae’ claims reassembled yesterday, all the ju iy yourselves as to the currectns GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY, being present. Several awards were m: LUTTRELL & WINE, GRAND DUCHESS. the case of the “Golconda.” after which d jen, 0 cents; Re court jjourned. the counsel for the govern- - = ment being unable to proceed o: count of SATURDAY EVENING. “ti 4 7-POPULAR THEATER PRICES oa onan bee DPULA _ SES 4a Str Epwaxp THorstos will entertain 4 4 . Seat. De me red tzerot Cs Scrat EVORS BLACK GRO GRAEN SULES, | , Sesteces Se mcured ot core alld this evening, at the British legation, Admi- AT TWENTY PER CENT. LESS THAN ©. K aN ral Wellesley, commander of the British EBTEER FARE | ironclad Hellecpticd, vow lying at New- BE BOUGHT SOUTH OF NEW ¥¢ VASHINGTON S: GRAND AULUMN FESTIVAL port. A number of distinguished officers of Grinet Gros rth $175. NaTON the army and navy, and others, have been Guivet Grom Os DES OE invited. th 92 20. DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFICER.—The Na- vy department has received informatio the death of Lieutenant Commander ¢ Schultze, which took plac his resic in New York, on th during the war « Davy, and at its close was regalarly ap- pointed in the navy after passing a creditable examination. THE NEw Posta THURSDAY, SEPTEMBEB 30, 1875. PRIZE SHOOTING PRIZE BOWLING. LADIES PRIZE SHOOTING Concert and Daocing Music by the Mariage Band. Hiunsnation and Grand Fireworks. cents ‘fn F Guinet Superb Satin finish Fora good WEARING SILK call at CM TOWSON & CO's 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVE rep28 end at alife size Deer.) ence, 2sth instant. He served @ volunteer officer in the Admiasic c NATIONAL THEATER. * ERA! t double DAMASE TOWELS, all 1: large 23 conte Nearly two yard wide bt Nearly one yard wide im wavy dine, I Carns. — A telegram from Springfield, Mass., bas been received at the Post Office de; ‘tment, announein e shipping, this morning. of the first orter of new postal cards, amounting to 3.1 their respective destinations. Ti postal cards ordered for this eit pected to arrive to-morrow moraiig. THE ComMISSIONKR OF INDTAN AFF ATRS nas received a dispatch from Special Agout Simpson, dated Portland, Oregon. inst., ing be has made a satisfactory array ment With all the Indians north 0: mon river, and that they are now im Siletz reservation, as required todo | MONDAY EVENID Shokepeare’s G, OCTOBER 4. 1575, ‘and Historical Play, JIENRY VY, OR THE Battle of Acincourt, 1 binck CASHMERE, SS GOODS TON FLANNEL. W cents pra ALICO, in short lergths, 6% cont Dc COTTON, tn 83. for men and boy in plai MA, GEORGE RIGNOLD AS TILE YOUNG MONARCA. Spie bite BLANK E’ “Every Inch a King”? CASSIMERES, CLOTLS, te cen . Awl a Cast of Characters with Accurate Cos- | Congress. Se EE ee es Tere ee | themein nery of the Perit, Flags, Pennants, | 4. = polist RERCBIE ark ——— = Cannon and other adornments, L. HASTING evangelist, pre BLACK SILK very chesp . onenee last night, as announced, at the ¢ tional Church, on “The Power of P and well justified his reputation as a original and eloquent s; at Lincoln Hall this e by @ half-hour servic seems to be problematical whether we shail bave Moody and Sankey this winter, no doubt there will be a general disposition to hear Mr. Hasting reficient co laborer. THE Burrav IDUCATION has issuet new circular, prepared by Franklin B. Hough, containing the constitutional pro- visions relating to edneation, literature and Science In the several states of the union, ing all former provisions, as well as vow in force and those proposed by coustitutional conventions but not adopted. The cirenlar gives one a comprehensive idea of the legal status of etneation in the United States, and forms a valuable work of refer- ence. WHICH IN NO PARTICULAR HAVE BEEN SURPASSED UPON THE ENG LISH STAGE. GECOND GEAND OPENING ; ‘ NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GooDs. Having jast returaed from New York with an im- mense # ock of Dry Goc fally 15 per cent Jese than last month s prices, and we will offer the same Is per cent. less than any house south of New GEAND OPENING OF LADIES NEW STYLE 20 pieces Plaid and Stripe Koieckerbocker Plaid. ou 5 we FIFTY SPEAKING CHARACTERS, TWO BUNDRED AUXILIABIES Admission, 50, d $1. Reserved places 25 cents extra. Gallery 25 The sale of seats will com irg, September #, at the Ti ater, for any of the seven pe: We.; worth 75c—all SEASON OF 1575-1*76. S SECOND ANNUAL OPENING OF THE ECOLE FRANCAISE DE& WASHINGTON AND OF THE CERCLE DRAMATIQUE FRANCAISE r pder themanagement of ° PROF. EUGENE b. COLLIERE and M’LLE V PRUD HOMME, Opening night 12, at 634 o'clock, mt Turstay evening, Oc- tober 13, at 6. ¢ Resstya Semin sry, 2. $250, | 153% Letreet uorthwest, Class eyoulugs, Tuesdays and Fridays. Circulars at the Principal Book and Music For further particulars apply a: 1530 1 northwest, or 914 F street ne ©. sepls t Goods, 12 and ISe bie Feid French Popiia, 1 tte: ne, STKe Alcogether 10) 100 pirces Grey and Colered P ints, only 6 ‘ard wide French Chintz, 123c. Twill and Plain Camel Hair, trom 2%e up 100 piece Double Width Biack Alpaca, from 25, 31.7, W. 43, Sec. and upwards Navy Blue Cashmere, test designs in Dress free to all Fovries Unrarp Postacr—It has been alleged that the revenues of the Post Office department have suffered heavy losses from Stores. treet Fine Sax we He me made Twit Wms wade Ts OF scan Fevida: tos fB°BLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, | the failure of postimasters to aceount for an. a aly 28 worth W 1295 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. paid postage on foreign correspondence col- Frtra Heavy ¢ ahel, Wige worth 15 ees Jeeted in monny. That charge, however, has ston. jie L . 2) invite les Wel el wht from 3. up. pRINTINGS, ENGHAY Postmaster We. Shaker's ¥ istriciions to ie € ging offices to report to the departmant le amounts of such unpaid foreign posta ao9s PAINTINGS ON y are of the same quality Tories of New Yorks aud eB, Nackin, Snectiog Cot bn so ne se “ «and Crochet Quits. Bed ticking. v=. | PORCELAINE, &c. The Ticking. 2c AN in want of Dry s¢found in all first class G u vomning Post notes the fact that Dr. J. M. Ton +r, of this city, has invent- an ingenious device for the better finding ofsmall places upon the map. Every one knows how difficuit it is to tarn to the map of a great state like Peansylvania or Ohio to find a town or connty. Dr Toner has met this difficulty by the invention of a system of points, intelligible ata glance, and capa- ble of being appiied to any list of town or county pames The system has been intro- ev into the United Sates Oficial Pos‘al Gide and will appear ia the October num- ber of that pericdical. SYNop OF THRE REFORMED EPpIscopa- Li ans.—The Reformed Episcopalians assena- bicd in Chicago on Taesday in synodicai convention, the first of the kind ever held in There were eight churches ix of which are In Chicago. e delegates numbered fifty-one, of whom forty-three were lay members. A constitn- tion was adopted for the government of the yned, which must, however, receive the lof the generat council. The chief nsiness of the convention was the election al bishop. and to this position ward Cheney, of Chic txo, at ry bishop of the nor-hiwest, . Rev Mr. Cheney, sinee his se- cession from the Episcopal church, has beon one of the foremost in the rauks of the Ro- formed church. A standing committee was also elected, whose functions are mach the same as those of the regular Episcopal dio- cese. Was ch Mr. Ham's Ope: .ETTER.—A letter has been published by Charles H. Ham, who was removed from the appraisership of the Chi- azo custom-house without notice, charging Secretary Bristow with covering up the frauds of the New York ecustom-house, and saying that the report of Mr. Bloigett, de- tailing the frands practiced on the customs revenue in that elty was suppressed by the Secretary, and Mr. Blodgett was not permit- ted to return to New York to complete his investigations. On the other hand, the Seeretary's friends say that Mr. Ham’ was removed on account of criticisms on Mr. Bristow in the Inter-Ocean, to which paper Mr. Ham is a contributor. AN EQuESTRIAN STATUE OF LEE.—The governor, heads of departments, and other officers and employ es of the state at the eap- itol, have signed a paper directing the auc tor to retain one day's pay of theirs during the month of October, to be appropriated to a fund for erecting an equestrian statue of Lee. It is propose to circulate a like among officers and employes of the city ¢. ernment. With proper efforts daring next four or five weeks it is not doubted that at least $50.C00 in cash ean be raised. The Li Lee Memorial association have already in their treasury about $i2,0%.— Richmond (Va ) Dispatch. THE EXPERIMENTAL Atk SHiPof F. W. Shroeder is being builtin Baltimore at the corner of Boundary and M n avenues, where the lot has been fenc de ship. The vessel will be hung to a balloon, and is to be ninety feet long and shaped Ii a life-boat The ribs and stays of the keel are of wire two inches thick, and the frame is to be covered with water proofcanvas. Rosenfeld & Co. have thirty girls and sewing machines at work making the balloon, which it is said will be ready in three weeks. The balloon will be capable of lifting 15,080 poands.— Balt. Sun. NoRTHERN PactFic RAILROAD DIREC- ToRS ELECTED.—Ata meeting of the bou holders of the Northern Pacific rallroa’ at New York yesterday, the report of the pur- chasing committee and the receiver, G. W. Cass. were read and approved, after which the following directors were elected for the ensning year:—Edwin M. Lewis, Johnston Livingston, J. K. Moorhead, Join N. Huteh- inson, Geo. Stork, John W: Dennison, Geo. W. Cass, C. B. Wright, Jos. Dilworth, B. P. Cheney. Charlemagne Tower, Frederick Bil- lings and J. Fraley Smith. PREFERRING DEATH TO ExposuRE.— Adolph ‘Tieuken, a well-to-do importer end manufac!urer of dry paints, committed sui cide at his bome ta Hoboken, N. J. on Tacs. day morning, by swallowing strychnine fr. Tienken’s son in-law, who is at the house in Germany, arrived in New few days since. Tnjuriows ramors in reguid to Mr. Tienken’s manazement of the New York branch of the business prompte1 an investigation, waich Mr. Tienken feared tresuit to his disevedit. THF ANNUAL REUNTIC the Aimy of the Tenness of the Society of @ commence | at y by low broagh 6 prices. FRAMES for Mirroraandeil | ci arged to the different post offices of destin- s Moines yesterday. President Grant, =~ call oneal aia ge maide to order of the newest patterns:aisn, | thar ard With the most satisfactory results, neral Sherman, the Secretary of War, and Phrtaraphe. Porclaice Petogs, Ware zt; | ee the Mgures show that the whole of such | other distinguished personages were present Eb«tographe. Porcelsine Paiutings, Wreathe and | postage collected in money has been acconne General Sherman was re-electal president Aw ‘eo ted for tothe government. The Postmaster | [t was resolved to the next reunion on Sof every de or oe, ( ASS PANTOUTS Ie aret ari GOED ML: | General has telliter for tenths the nae seee | AE wAS 2 J and 23d of July—at Philadelphia ors nod pinids and COPPER WIRE. CORD, NAILS, &c. | of any postmaster that he may desire. 0} the first two'days, and at Washington on Cheapest Store ia the 'y article gaaranteed as represented, oa a the last, when the statue of General McPhee. eiim _6es ig ta errenged and hung for Gaileric® Farms For THE RED MeN.—Mr. C. C. | son will be unveiled. PTY ET e = = . and Private < arties. " Royce, special agent of the Interior depar. . DOSITIVELY TO CLOSE BUSINESS, ! raISTINGS Cleaned, Restored and Varnished. dry agence zs sabesahecriciae REE CRLICAN TICKET AND PLATFORM IN I “| OLD FRAMES BRGILT. FS a ptow ment, has just returned from eastern Da- | Massacncsttia. Tho Mosianhe OUB ENTIRE STOCK 3,000 LITHOGRAPHS, from Ie. to Si each. kotah, where he has heen making allotments | publican cones ion at Worcester yes r 5,000 WUOD ENGEAVINGS for Scrap-bovks. of land for the Sissiton and Wahpeton Sioux MANOFACTURERS’ PRICES. sepl4 3m in Sc coneae wit @ treaty made with those - tribes in 1 fhe treaty provides that ee ee OLp No. om) y New No. | every head of a family avery male over egieee 456 | Sale 439 twenty-one years of age shall receive 100 BLACK SILKS, 7TH St. at 7TH ST. | acres of land, and that when they shall have BLACK CASHMERES, MaRKRITER’S fifty acres uniler cultivation a patent. for the BLACK MERINGS, 439 7: Street, betteren D and E streets, erzht ‘ F entire amount’shall be issued. The Indians Felerred to bad 1,000 acres under cultivatian last year and this spring piowel! 1,009 acres additional. Agent Royce recommends that the minimum number of acres required to be under cultivation be twenty-five tnstea i of fifty acres. He mado 25 allotments fn all The Commissioner of Indian Afiairs has a, proved the report. ALPACAS AND MOHAIKS. Also, « large assortment of Piaid and Plain DRESS GOODS, in all the desirable colors and styles. W. A. YATES, Agent for Owner, rept tw S17 Market Space. doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. Choice Oil Paintings. Engravings, Chromos, &c. Also, largest stock of sige rp Wind ow Shades. Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas- sels, Rings, Natis, &c., in the District. Be TrRams Case. BF Piease remember Name and Number. jy] ly EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &c. OR EXCURSIONS, THE MABRY WASHINGTON room for pleasure ‘any other CHAKTE! than Seg ot DAY AND BVENING. Regula: Selec dS trips to Giymont and retorn Mon- N*®* DRY GooDs, x P- THE MILITARY ACADEMY.—The following is a list of cadets who were examined, found qualified, and admitted to the military acad- emy at West Point on the ist of September. Witham H. Rapley, D. C; Lorenzo L. C Plaid, Brocade, and Pisin DRES3 GOODS, from 25 cents up. Black and Colored MERINOS and CASHMERES, from 75 cents to $1.50. CASSIMEBES for men and b from 3 cents to 8, Weds and Fridays, leaving &th-street | Brooks, Jowa; Harrison W. Browder, SS them G0 te Gib: per pete rewosiae mab on orto Da. HOW: Thomas Corse, J. H. G. Wilcox. . Brccha and other new style SHAWLS. jedan ; Thames L. Lewis, Charles R. Ne | TROTH, President, ‘Brow — y, Mo; George Mass.; Edward H. Joie Ja ne, Mich Converse, jr.. 0 1i0; nto; James M. Bropley Pas M.J. Jenkins, nL. Goodall, John H. Woois) Thomas A. Binz se, John G, One care Gutta Percha BLANKETS at 75 cents gaviccs, former price $1.28. Every tamily with chil Id have oae SILK, $1.50 91.75, and $2—great bar- Fdward T. Jones, Ten Ciarles H, Pearis, W. V ham, Louis Gorescte, Gay E. Lugenbeel and Wm. B. Reynolds, at large. The following Congressional districts a-> not represented at the Academy, by reason of the graduation of cadets or failure of ean- J? JOHNSON & CO,, Til MARKET SPACE. Fall and Winter Clothing. om didates to pass the requisite examinatio.. MOHAIRS AND CASH Fall and Winter Clothing. | Invitations have been sent to the members a fine goods, Sconts » a dy at Fall and Winter Clothin; of Congress representing them to make nom- om in the city. <. joth: : : 4 bath eens Se ‘sosne fo OS. f SUaie Be | nations to fill the vacancies before the ith of April next:—10th Mags.; 3d La; 2d Ark; th, 24, 7in, 2ist and 19th N. Y.; lith and 25. Pa; 3d and 5th 8. C.; 5th Wis.; 11th Onto; 7ta, SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS. In magniiucde my Stock is beyond description. Tith mod 19th [ib 4th and Ist Ind.; 6th Towa; —- = Sth avd 6th Va.; 3d Ky.; 3d and Sth Ala.; Ari- BRODHEAD @ co, In quality my Fabrics are unsurpassed. | Soy Gas ae le ot Mont; 24 Flas sth and 3d and 4th Mich. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE i 9TH aNd 10TH StREets, NOW OFFER— In beauty of Style I excel. In moderation of Price STR AUS, the Clothier, JOURNALISM IN WASHINGTON.—There is or rather promises to be considerable activ- ity In the newspaper field of Washington this is without competition. (lay adopted form in favor of conei tion of the sections, removal of all political disabilities, and speedy resumption of specie Payments. Alexainler H. Rice was nomi ted for governor; Horatio G. Knight. li ant governor, Charles Endicott. treasur- er; Julius L. Clark, auditor, and Charles A. Train, attorney general. THE EcLirs® OBSERVERS.—The prepara- tions which had been made at various places for the observation of the annular eclipse of the sup, which oceurred yesterday morning, were somewhat marred by cloudy and rainy weather. At Cambridge and Albany it was so cloudy that no observations ecoult taken, but at Wilson Hill, N. H.,and Ban- gor, Me., the scientists were more successful, several photographs of the various phases of the eclipse having been obtained. THE VANGUARD COLLISION.—The conrt- martial on the officers of tue English iron- clad Vanguard,whieh was sunk off Wicklow Head in & collision with the Iron Duke, bas resulted in @ severe reprimand to Captain Dawkins, the first and second officers and the engineer, and the dismissal of the for- mer from his command. Another eourt- martial will probably be held on tue officers of the Irou Duke. THF Fart RIVER STRIKES.—Quiet pre- valled at Fall River yesterday, no demon- stration of any kind having nm made against the operatives who have gone to work. All the mills now running have se- cured @n increase of help. There will be a meeting of strikers this afternoon, and dele- gites have been sent to all the New England towns to solicit aid from the cotton mill op- eratives. THE St. Lovis WHISKY FrRavuDS.—Judze Miller bas sustained the writ of habeas ¢or- pus of Colonel John A. Joyce and yesterday ordered the discharge of the prisoner. Sub- sequently Joyce was taken before United States Commissioner Clark, of St. Louis, and placed under $5,000 bonds to appear at Jefferson City to answer charges againsthim PRESENTS TO Custom House Inspec. TORS.—United States Commissioner Osborie anrounces that custom house inspectors may with impunity take gifts whose examine, unless it be at the’ contain dutiable two ins; fall, if only one half the reports current on tors who had been brought him. 4 urge @ careful inspection of my Goods before | the subject turn out to be true. First, thers More BRUTAL SCHOOL WHIpPixG.— purchasing dsewhere, assuring the Public | 1s said to be such @ change in the ownership te Little, nine, of the Hunters that I never before have had such itn ed Point Public “ che tost variety of Garnents to presen an ‘as ordered teacher, ee ae hae oe Aung Of that position by Afr. Corkhill, oa | terscized a atiek and bracaliy; beat the oath ear owcone tha ee en Gowen | Baul che yerZacar sare ane date ali purses, or ciation that started ittoMr iC Hewit or oi hoo has instituted legal proceed- opts al on this city. and that It will be conducted here- | Ings against the teacher. psd Sod Dr’ F-E. Howe in the business deank | OVER IN New Jamsny the vole on the will make toe nppearbeee tats cara talited to the people, sas tiind OF this the “ (0-call ic 1901 BRODHEAD & Co., STA visit to STRAUS, the Clothier, will fully | Coming To UDROUNE TORS eee Paes Be | FOR ‘of 2,000 votes. Not 999 Penna. ave., bet. 9th and luth streets, | repay all who may appropriate the time aud trouble | a new morning and alse another evening Sonat te inte Soe ee SP Rannegen alin a of coming, whether they, parchaae or oaly wish to | Japer will make thelr appearance withia © | meuts of Rome—W. ¥. Herald. open ‘ sep tr view my ‘and well-selested stock. day or two. In addition to these, rumor has Tue EMPEROR OF GERMANY has to [D°*? F410. To Visit THE NEW STORE oF iain peed to teas ally, toe pabieeetee iden Baden to |pate in the festivities BOGAN & WYLIE, first-class democratic dally. and there is he | of the Empress, birthday, and will leave on 0. 1014 SrvEnru sTaxer, yame authority for the statement that the | te loth ef October on bis, propose vist Between New York avenue aud L street. A. STRAUS, Feira Kare te.also to bo tranaforied here | jee Teo ee tare and’ Cn Schirmer eaaea | tel hace ae aad Sa | Mou “ | Bk poet lit DRY Goops, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | pachegnn Be Rc cag merge 's that ‘the gy Bd OWING TO THE REFUSAL of our govern- Their ONE PRICK, CASH SYSTEM, affords cne- ing what papers are now publlahet beronuzs | ment to accede to the ton of the Paikpualine to sin. “OW RICKS ‘and ) _eeptete wapect fe it only ‘ove halt the a Pe yg + into "Meecieiee land tae Se Tney ace also agra for Mme, Demorent's | "PO 0 fruit: that, for a elty of leas than 159,000, | Sorihweet, It i thought that ater tn acne a ble Patterns. | ‘ashington will be remarkably well A son American steamers will not be permit- New Fals Styes ust received. eugtl-te | ied with tin pagan Whether ali could | tea vo go further Uran Pembina. “DISD GOODS, PEAIDS ana PLATS COLORS: » fournallssn’ as tn all otter tethers, ae | ap-sce. Chameons toe lat arviving child. u styles ju ceiv, 5 tee cae ee DS NOLLT ae tps Lime Kine g016 eee is sald to be always plenty of room’at the | of the Sth etreet, « x opp. Patent Ufice. . 2616 Penna. avense, wi D.C | eep2d top. Eeesee Hon. John C. Calhoun, died at Pendie- top, 8. C., last week. z Telegrams to The Star. SPEECH BY THE PRESIDENT. ARMY OF THE TENNESSE REUNION. ° Free Thought, Free Speech, Free Press. : O’BALDWIN'S MURDERER, HE PLEADS SELF-DEFENCE. - THE HORSE DISEASE. SAVINGS’ BANK FAILURE, TURYEY AND SERVIA. SPEECH BY THE PR DENT Army of the Tennessee jon. Drs MOINES, Sept. 30.—At the evening session yesterday of the army of the Tennes- See the opera house was crowded. An ad- dress of welcome on the part of the state of Iowa and the city of Des Moines was de- livered by Hon. C. C. Cole. Governor Fletcher delivered the annual oration and Teviewed at length the history of the army of the Tennessee and of the society and the war. Eulogies on members of the society who have died since the last meeting were pronounced by members. Among the dead are Generals Morgan Smith, Frank Blair and Chester Harding. THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH. President Grant, being calle on,came for- wantand read quite a lengthy speech. He said he had concinded to disappoint those who had calied on bim first in the expecta- tion of getting a short speech, and had jotted down some things he wished to say. He then expressed his gratification in recalling days when they had suffered together to preserve @ government they believed worth fightii¢ for, and even dying for. We will not, said he, deny to any of those who fought against us any privilege under the governmeat which we claim for ourselves. On the con- trary, we weleome all such who come for- ward in good faith to help to build up the waste places and perpetuate our institutions againstall enemies, as brothers in full in- terest with us in a common heritage; but we are bot prepared to apologize for the past. To guard agatnst a recurrenes of those days we must begin by guarding against every enemy preventing the prosperity of free re- sublican institutious. Said he, [ do not ring into this assemblage politics, certainly hot partisan polities; but itis @ fair subject for the soldiers in their deliberations to con- sider what may be necessary to secure the prize for which they battled. Tue President urged the cultivation of intelligence among the people in regard to political matters, aod sald if we are to have another contest in the near future of our national existence, I pre- dict that the dividing line will not be Mason and Dixon’s, but between patriotism and in- telligence on one side, and superstition, am bition and Ignorance on the other. In this centennial year the work of strengthening the foundation of the structure commenced by our forefathers a hundred years ago at Lexington should be begun. Let us all labor for the security of free thought, free s; ch, free press, pure morals. unfettered religious sentiments, and equal rights and privileges for all men, irrespective of nationality, color or religion; encourage free schools, and re- solve that not one dollar appropriated to them shall be applied to the support of any sectarian school; resolve that neither state hor nation shall Support institutions save those where every child in the land may get & common school education unmixed with atheistic, pagan or sectarian teachings; leave Foatters of religion to the family altar; kee} ihe church and state forever scmerate wi thete safegua.ds, and I believe the batties which created the army of the Tenuessee will pot have been fought in vain. The President's spcech was grected with applause, which was repeated again aod again. After speeches by Secretary Belknap and Generals Jeff. C, Davis, Force, Baiue, yers and others, army songs were sung. en. Sherman closed the speaking for the night With a short and humorous speech, in which be said be wished all the » hes ma le here to-night could be printed in fall and seattered broadcast through the south, to show the people there how the ex-soldiers of the north all feel towards them. = ° FOREIGN NEWS. Servia Maki Trouble. Lonpon, Se 30.—The Austrian consul general at’ Belgrade bas protestel against an enretment which extends the time for payment of bills of exchange. — A Vienna dispatch to the daily Telegraph asserts that a new ministerial crisis has already began at Belgrade, The Morning standard’s Vienna special re- ports toat all the representatives of the foreign powers have demanded a cessation of the ambiguous policy of Servia. England and China, Lonnon, Sept. 30.—The Globe this evening says there Is po intention of immediately augmenting the Chinacommand. Should an increased bumber of vessels be required at a point, it would be easy to meet the ney temporarily by withdrawing the vesseis usually employed in the straits of the Japanese division. Specie Shipment. SouTHAMPYON, Sept. 30. ne steamship Donan, of the Norih German Lloyd, whiea left. this port yesterday tor New York, took 28,000 pounds Sterling Rise in Cal Lonpon, Sept. 30.— merican telegraph company announce W-day that on and after Monday next the tariff will be raised to four shillings (one dotlar gold) per word. rriage in High Lif mu =! fe. LONDON, Sept. 30.—Mr. W. H. Gladstone, the eldest son of the Right Hon. W. E. Glat- stone, has married Hon. Gertrade Stuart, youngest daughter of Lord Blantyne. Turkey and Servia. LONDON, Sept. 30.—The Standard’s Vienna correspondent says the proposed occupation of the Island of Little Redoubt is looked TWO CENTs. THE O BALDWIN NURDER. Finnell Pleads Self-Defence. New Youk, Sept. 30.—Michael Finne!! the alleged murderer of O"Baliwin, who died yesterday from the effects of his woands. Sarrendered himself at the 8th precinet sta- tion house last evening, He said on the night of the shooting O'Baldwin (who was drunk) struck him, and was about to con- tinue the assanit. when he shot him in seli- defence, but without intending to kill him. = —- Fatal Mining Accident. Potrsv1 Pa., Sept. 40 —By the explo sion of gasin the Anchor colliery at Heck cherville this morning, James Adams and Arthur Hunt were killed, and Isaac Wilson Prohably fatally wounded, Michael Batler | and Peter Frank were severely injured abont the head and body, and Moses James, a boy was slightly bu . These men were on duty last mghtin the mine, and were ordered to leave by the fire boss this morning, who began to clear it of gases thet had accama- lated. The men refused to go out, and during the process of drivingout the gas it exploded from the miners lamps with the above result. Fall River. FALL River, Mass. 30. thing here is quiet. Ti change in affairs sinee yesterd. A large number of help went to Work this mo and others gave their respective milis they would resume work to-morrow. A!l Uy mills running bave large additions to (i force. The Epizooty PHILADELPUIA, Be sembling tn its symptor made ifs appearance in a mild form in this city. The horses in the stables of several city railway companies are affected by the dis ease. “It is not thought, however, that there will be any interruption to travel resulting therefrom -A disease re- s the epizooty has s202- — SUICIDE OF A HOTEL CLERK.—A telegram from Pittston, Pa., Sept. 2s says: On Satur day, Thaddeus 8. Mouroe, formerly clerk at the Dwight house, Binghamton, weat into the Cafferty house and calle! for a room. He sald that he did not wish to be called un: Klay morning as he was tired out Monday morning he was called, but no re Sponse being received from him the door of his room was forced open. Monroe was founo lying on the front side of the bed, dead An empty two ounce jaudanum vial was found under the bureau tn the room, and a goblet from which the contents of the bottle had been drank stood on @ chair by the bal side. The deceased had undressed limself and placed bis clothing carefully away. The following note addressed to L. T. Caiteriy, was found on the burean “Lute.—I am tired of life. If 1 owe you an thing E. S. will make it all right. Doo’t let them make out that lam crazy, and may God's eternal curse rest on J. M. Snook.” J. M. Snook is of the firm for whom Mon- roe was working at Whitney's Point at the | time of his death, but what called forth the dying imprecation of twe suicide ts not | nown. H Monroe had been addicted for som to opivm eating. He leaves a wif children, and was thirty three years oi SHOCKING TRAGEDY.—A Shocking affair | took place yesterday afternoon at the village | of Newtown, L. 1. “A carpenter named Van Anburg, sixty-five years of age, who has | lately arrived from California, attempted the lite of bis wife and also hisown. He had r turned from a visit to New York and brought @ bottle of whisky to his house, which is about a mile from the Flashing ratlroad de- pot. After drinking for some time his wife and stepdaughter managed to get the bottle from bim and spilled iis contents. He then | Procured a scoond bottle, and after indulging In several potations he suddenly drew a razor | and assaulted his wife, inflicting several se- vere wounds upon ber. The poor woman rushed out on the sidewalk and fell, the blood fouring from her side and head. "Van An- urg then cut his throat with the razor. An alarm being given, Judge Vandeveer, of | ed her room a: | eral different languages, and A case of b i : of bratality In a public s 4 im Jersey City bas been made pabiic, with the @marzing result that while the crime is easen- Hally And positively Mstened upon a teacher, abe Is still dh ed for want of evidence. The punishec boy was Eawara aged six years. Por some s ight offence be was beaten, thrust into a cellar and his bair torn from bis head. He was stripped tn Justice Nichols’ offices, ad it was al once apparent. that he bad been very severely use! by some one. Great livid swollen black and blue marks disfigurst his back, sides and arma, Fae ride val space extend roe bis fe almost to the back of his head sbowed where bix bat | torn out. Justice Nichols granted warrants for the arrest of the principal and the two | teachers. ‘They were arraigned in | district police court yesterday, but Witbesses produced by the prosecution were 80 young and so frightened that thelr testl- mony Was worthless. Even the child him- self was doable to tell anything like @ econ- | pected story, and the stroagest evidence | Sgainst the teachers was the boy's lacerated back and sides and his bald head. Jestice Nichols said it was very evident that the boy had been shamefully beaten, but the tes- Umony was not sufficient to Justify bim in holding the defendants, and Ubey were ac- cordingly discharged But in the face of this discharge we have the acknowlxlgement of ove teacher, Mrs. Townsend. who while she aimitted having whipped him. says he deserved it, but denies | Hac she beat him hand enough t) make the marks on lis back and sides. These, she al- leses, were made by his struggles, which brovebt him into violent contact with the wells. With regard to the bair torn from bis ad, she says she wou somewhat luxuriant locks to her unspeakable am: bair came out in her crasp “Like of @ scalded ebicken the feathers REPORTED SCHEME TORE-ENTHRONT ISA- SPainx re have been rumors te-stroke in Spain, | Martiner Campos is xaid to Tits time the object would be to rone «,aeen Isabella. Oa this matter PAVE received the following commanica- lion: “When the last military pronuacia- | mento was carried out It was agreed u by the conspirators io bring back, first. Alfonso | to Madrid; and then, after & little time, when things wonld have beon somewhat set- Ued down, also the ex-Queen, his mother. It Was upon this understanding that she fur- nished part of the money required for cor- rupting the army. The advisers of Alfonso, however, have hitherto been unwilling to let Isabella come back tothe capital, lest the diMculties of the situation.which are already very great, should become overwhelming. Atthe same tine it must be acknowledged that the boy-monarch himself, though not expressing & desire for the revarn of his Mother, has repeatedly shown a melancholy weariness of spirit to such a degree as to render those who surround him very uneasy. In this state of things It seems that the ex- Queen hax approached one or two of the commanders who playet a part in the last pressing demands, per- fresh substantial arguments tof the original compact. r. coup d'etat with very haps backed ty for a fulfiln Should, howey occur, we may | of disturbane SUICIDE oF A NAVAL Orricen’s Winow A sad case of snicide was broagnt to light in n event of the kind really ok forward to serious scenes: Lonton Bray Elizabeth. N J.. ast e ag. the vietim be- ing Mrs. F.. Barrett, of Brookiyn, widew of the iate Lieutenant Barrett, of ‘the Catted States navy. The unfortunate w t Elizabeth four weeks age board at Lhe residence of 58 Soott place. As she gave tlonable references she family. Shortly Hons she gave her to understand that she was “in trouble and was heart-broken.” The family, who had taken a deep interest in their boarder, cheered ber up as best they | could. Yesteriay at noon she retired to her apartments, and as she did not make her ap- pearance at the tea table, the landlady visit- ound ber in a deep sleep, a strong odor of optum apd morphine pervad- ing the room. As she could not be awakened, medical aid was speedily summoned, but too late, as she died at $30 o'clock in the evening. A pbial marked “opiam,” which contained @ mixture of that drug and mor- phine, was found at her bedside, and it Is the opinion that she committed suicide. The de- ceased was highly educated, speaking sev- ner relatives move in the highest circles of Brooklyn so- ciety. She frequently spoke of death, saying that she preferred to die rather than’ testify against her Sister In @ litigation now in the courts In Which @ large amount of property is involved. An inquest will be. bent this afternoon.—N. ¥. Mail, 20th. Tne ScHrLL- UGHLIN MURDER—Dan- yer of Hanging a Man Without Legal Javeatiga- We printed on Monday an account of n Newtown, went to the house where the tras edy took place, and, after procuring a3sist- ance, he 8uceeeded in having the would-be Suicide conveyed to the jail, where his ‘wounds were Sttandod to. “Mrs. V: burg, at last accounts, was likely to rec but her husband is ina very critical stat The event cause! juitean excitement among the neighbors, as Van Anburg was highly re- spected.—N. ¥. Herald, 29 MENACING ATTITUDE OF CHINA steamer Oceanic has arrived at San Fran- cisco with Hong Kong dates of the 2d, and Yokahama of the lth inst. A typhoon at Chifuon the 2ist of August had Gestroye i Ubree European and many Chinese vessels Intense bitterness prevaited with reference to the demands of the British minister in the Margaray case, and only the influence of some of the most prominent Chinese offici.'s had sueceeded in averting a devastating war. The claims for the punishment of the murderers and for indemnity were adiinitted. Great uneasiness still prevails, aad the atti- tude of China is said to be more menacing than since Is61. Generals Upton a: For- yth, and Major Sanger, of the United States army, who were commissioned to inspect and reporton the armies of Asia and Enrope, have been bosvitably received by the Japan- €8@ authorities Tar Ertzoory In New Jexsry.—Tne gyizooty is spreading rapidly tn New Jersey. a early every animal ia the Jersey City fire jepartment is affected, although the attack is slight. The horses on the different city railroads are alse affected, the disease man! festing itself in a discharge of matter fror the throat and nose, and a continuous couh- ing. Chief Engineer Farrier, of the fire de- partment, states that the disease is more prevalent than thatof two years ago, but not so virulent. It affects the animais in ran- ning (to fires, and great caution is necessary while they are being exerqjsed. It is esti mated that twelve hund: are at fected within the limits of Jersey City, bat no deaths are reported.—NV. Y. Herald. THE TRIAL OF THE CoaL Mine Strike Lrapexs.—In the trial of Siney and Parks, at Clearfield, Pa., yesterday, for aiding and inciting tbe rivts in the Pennsylvania min ing regions, testimony was elicited showiag their presence among the strikers at the time of the ricts, and that they led them in visi- lations to mines worked by non-union men. Neither of them was heard to counsel vi lence, though —_ and directors ot upon as an Indication of Tarkey’s intention | Strikers. On one , & sug- " i gestion of violence was rebuked by Siney, to foree an issue with Servia. ke Violen ad | ° Be eee. Bank Fatlare. | MoRMoNS AND INDIANS IN COUNCTL.— 1. 30.1 e ‘Third Avenue Savings Bank has suspeuded and will not open to-day for business, and that application has been mat book and will be returned in full. As far as —~ Begent be iearecs any conte oe ~ lollar and perhaps more paid deposi. Since its i in a i this bank has sustained tnree runs, the first in Ea poe ig , e anuary, in the ten weeks Which $4,000,000 was id the Lys ‘The bani files t for the result of plot, offering ring to procure ire sufficient legal proof to warrant issuaace of writs of arrest and investigation. REDUCTION OF CoMPosIToR’s WAGES —A telegram from New 2, says: Sept. “The of the newspapers hero, 0x t have notified composi- Sols that on and after next Bncztey of comporition on morning 40 cents instead of 45 the hanging Of a man named Schell, in Belle- fontaine, Ohio, on suspicion of having mar- dered @ young Woman named Laughlin. His wiie bad accuted him of tye murder, recount- its face, was improb while Schell himself, with the hal.er around his neck, protested his innocence, and declared that his wife was ‘n reality the murderer, having been actu- ated to tue crime by jealousy. Tbe Colam- bus News says that @ microscopic examin- ation of some hair found cintchet in Miss Laughlin’s hand shows that it was neither hers por Scheil’s, but that it corresponds with Mrs. Schell’s. If this Is trae, there can be littledoubt that the unfortunate man's story was true, and that the marterous mob of “determined, houest citizens” were guilty of hanging an fonocent man without jarge or jury, or even a pretence of investigating the question of his gui! TRAMPING FOR Money. Morning Hereld says that on Satarda couple of tramps appliet to a mm, on Huab- bell street for something to eat ‘wey were given plenty of vread and cold boiled ham. This lunch was eaten while the beggars sat upon the stoop. the men saa, “Where's your husband?” The lady said be bad just laid down totake a “You can’t play that,” the fellow replied, “we want Mouey enough to take us to Albany, and must have it.” The lady was troning at the time and had just taken @ flat from the stove. Raising it above her head she aimed it at both, and satd, “You get away from here or Reta -F you ~ trouble of going to Albany.” The rascal saw that they were folled, and fled. Th kind pusiness is getting too warm. Tb more kindness is shown to such feliows the more impudent and ungratefal they are. The best plan is to refer all uninowa Spplt cants for relief W the office of the bourlol charities, ee BRarxep hy a Panasot Tip.— About two weeks ago # little daughter of Reuben Steckel, residing near Ironton, was swing- ing In the yard attach=! to ber father's resi- dence, when another child opene la i in front of her as she swung forward, the point of one of the ribs struck ber in the cor- ber of one eye, near the nose. and penetrated the bore into the brain. Dr. Bulliet, of Nef, was called in, tanding bis un- remitting att nm. the Little sufferer ex- pired yestentay afvernoon.—AUentown (Pa) Chronicle, 25 o pal clergyman, AL prevent lic xchool tapleton, was ar- before Justice Kassner yesterday, on of paving cruelly besten ® child the a named Schmidt ov. cognizance for exa' TRAMPS IN piped to blic Against Exp ire Beaded in many of the ataten, but gy thorities are acti’ they ha’ it ‘chourfal so Tead that ten of 3 ®