Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1875, Page 1

. 7: “THE EVENING STAR. Telegrams to The Star. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, j PIMLICO RACES TO-Day. Pennsylvania Avenue, corner 11th Street, i —_——oe—__ BY The Evening Star Newspaper Company, DEATH OF FREDERICK HUDSON. 8. H. KAUFPMANN, Pres't. | ees THE EVENING STAR ts served by carruers to KILLED BY A RAILROAD TRAIN. a OR a e Tove © ‘By mar oetes { ‘ 4 ————Sw~ the approach of @ train, and they s! em NTs RACH : | MORE NEW YORK FAILURES, —— ao | —___ - | > 7" _No . 4 7 at A WIFE'S THROAT CU rot at eta radin® “Maem ) Von 4@ NO 7.943, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1875. TWO CENTS. | nist cur. ———t ra — | DEATH OF FREDK HUDsox, PROFESSIONAL. AMUSEMENTS. EVEN ING § AR. Pr aphasa foe carrsiog oe canrelig sn | NOTES OF 4 SUMNER TRIP. Seen eee tne ce mee 00 | Een © Bessy *y © Gaticens re atthe neal } ee iv b ~ sa ee ee eae _-£ kK = ee at andes on ta Be the Licking river the valley is narrow, |. Bost "1 — Frederick Hudson, weil D DENTIST — q = : a Voeeeres praetor A tyiag | , HOW easy it is to make a promise, and yet | the land rises into hills of corsiderablé ele. | known as a previous managing editor of the ey eile! Seeih TO-NIGHT, and SATURDAY MATI"¢Ey, Washington News and Gossip. serge er also bids for supplylag | yo dificult tofulfill one! Theexpectations | vation, attaining, perhaps. New York Hera TE Ne ms ae FRanK BBS Soe ae Sean pp errors 1 of even our most, partial friends are often | Dis are cultivated to the very suommaita nn a | ines oveotum on Wiemeens About @ a Pr hoc pee AMERICAN LE T’gam. Govrnsment Recrirrs To-pay. is Pr Rson at Be ated ae thee Poe nae, | doomed to meet with disappointment. We | the growing crops of corn and oats appsatel quarter past 5 o'clock be was approaching . T \T-LAW, Clana WRAYNR. LITTER TRS : 7 63.24; customs, $473 hemes A. Scott catied on ostmaster | arenot always equal to the task of making | to be good. ough I could see no + | the Monument street crossing of tne Middie Dn THE DOG Jick kB Ae bene” | aeeunes G Pisekesone + General today. -+-Gen. Burt, po atmaster | 1 observations, or even the effort to be | Tuck, the soil is probably resting on lime. | sex Central ratiroad, seatet tna sovere @ A. ASHFoaRD M.D 7 é ND YAN PONY, : - #: Boston, was In tow | entertaining whilst recording what we eco | Stone. In Pendleton county the hills are less | buggy with Jnage John S Keres, who was ‘Otice 1330 New York Avenue. In the great frouti+r. pinay of return to-night. be 1 call on i] tin, Hisseathantes & cori- | Prominent near the river, while the farming | driving, when the fiagman warned them of Street . SE SLOCU SECRETARY Bristow was not at the | Jewell. onasummer trip. Neverth , in accor ands are better, and more easily cultivate’ eo : eee ance with my promise to give you a written | The wheat was beingcat at the time, and | long enough to lel the engine pass. = _ weer kk be rLAY. sHOWS | Treasary departesent to day. being confined | tae Casm oF Ex-Crmax Nrcwots, | sceount of my recent fying tour to the Alle Spaces between the shocks in the fields | deeply engaged in conversation, @nd met Bh, * eBtestow wee bete witecen do pe eae et to his rooms through indispositton, CMARGED Witt Mat Ronser May | ghany mountains and the Blae Grass re. | ted that It was scurcel | (binking that the curs were coming after LEIGHTON & SUMMY, What ac’ sitd cau do for his mother: THE AMOUNT of national bavk note eur. | 4he case of the United States agatust Joba | gion of Kentucky, I send you this my first cat and com-felds as a ge and that a dy ing switch wan always mad f L os reney : sury to-lay for re- | H. Nichols, arrested a few days sinee ou the | Sates - » tes oc2 1m ie at. a. w., Washington. Next Menday, Mrs... P BOWERS. oeti¢te | HCY Teevived at ye — er eter otro | ous chetaeeaine tween fees ao |‘ apuicnencgs suiespaes eax ©ahaaacoumir ae __IN THR BLUE GRASS REGION the engine tad passed: ‘The oars strack a NTN. — \HE TITIEN 4 CONCERT. |“ ™PUon aggregate k epokited La tht Post Oftive of this city, w ee Seer m itof | qos ntbiane, the capital of Harrison coun- | tind wheel. and thiowing Judge Keyes into rer, ea | 1 — . ANTICIPATING THK INTEREST—The See- | vailed before U.S. Commissioner I. L John: | June 2th for Deer Park,on the summit of | ty, was the largest town passed, ‘This piace | Sever tne sone Gaait Seen ae ae men opkat | moe: Se Seekenh ong of Nr? 8 | retary of the Treasury his ontered that the Topagy Sppuaved tor tise poteesiesle Ok | eee ee 2, fone Teams See nae gy POL36IS. Itseems to | a slightembankment he recriving fated inja- QCHUTTER & RAKEMAN meme MO ADA, OCTOBER’ 45 interest falling due November tst be patd | Nis HLA’ Lockwood forte accneed, “After | @Omine in time for breakfast. Tuls was | be a busy tow i im the center of a | ties. Judge Keyes was ¢ , . TS. y bruset A4KTIS ov and after Mouday next without rebate some diseussion, Mrs. Lockwood, for the xe. | the first step in my coi 1 lated Journey to tor : .; OO. DECORATIVE and every desertption of LINCOLN HALL, 5 : Sine agricultural region. The lat ors in th: x mes aerad stened somewhat, it is tr L ost fh fi v8 . “ae 7 iS he Girt * od onty spprarauce in W = ea snes Lawrenson, oi | Used: Waive ha harvest felis up to this point were nearly a SPECIMEN KOOM, 710. & street northwest, TH QUEEN OF THE LYBIC ~ he Post Of riment, today adminis- | jury. - 1 invalid seeking relief from the de- | colored element predominated No la ond an culpa mtn f jest ig WASHINGTON. D.C. Thy Directors ba eded in making arrange | te sath to Colonel J. W. Kuowlton as The witnesces were sworn and gave their | wheats cetaratcn herds of cattle were to be obeervel . : r has sucainoned Lenn tel wents for the Tit neerts wit t 3 8 ‘ testimony before the grand jury Luis afcer. a . 0 en “ ‘ oe = sridgeport, Con y g jury r - - Bourbon county was reached, whien is in fos TEFTH NITHER ILS AME. ACAUELLA GODDARD. | er at. Bridgeport, Co neon in this ease. | Deer Park ts an admirable summer resort, | Ha'hiue Grace ragga el hee ane vronneas wnws. ‘of Dental Surgery, aod of = Crow Be bt bg, als ri | A kKUMOR was in cireniation today that = — - | situated on the summit of the Alleghany | crops of blue limestone began to be visiols e econ pires - witege of Chicago, 401 Teh strict Fienct OARLO URLANDINI, Baritone, and | Secretary Chandler would teuder the posi- | nin Pl aig ater Pe * | me in Maryland, at an elevation of | The disintegration of this limestone forms @ | Lowpon het si tie my Adria east site corner se And chloroform a» M_eMILES SAURLT. dasat vietin Virtuo | tion of Assistant Seen {the Interior bo. as a large atteudanc i | stee feck Kbuire 4iae was established, | Caleareous soll, which produces better crops Griractiig teeth, anll-ly Director of Orchest MAX MABRTZEK. | ter — fet " rebiot sant ¥ te fine racing at Pimlico yesterday, Th ae) oe Sore eS ee eee better pasthres than ase tebe teund te [eee tage ge pool to-day tor New The Piano accom utby Signor E MARZO | Mr. EK. V Assistant Post | dash was won by First Chance in 1:46 ,,com- | and is at present owned by the Baltimore any of the counties passed through from. ti spade so ae cre | master Gene’ paratively the best time poe be mate durivg tne | and Ohio railroad company. The hotel—a DAYS’ LEASE.—Employes of the | day. The mile heats brought out Rhada- | frame building of four stories and pleasin: weiner hea manthus as the victor, both heats being | 4 * a od BOOKS AND STATIONERY. | ficlisitihcisr'a meseratte mote str. | Onlo river up to this point. Parts, the capt re in a French Arsenal, tal of Bourbon county, has a population of | - PARIS. Oct. 2L—A fire bas ¢ arred in the L 4 Of J arsenal at rest, which caused damage to the - architectural design—is fitted up with ail the | Dearly 4,000, and, judging from what can be ss ee made in 1:47 4, and Rhadamanthns being the “ - Fast, | ©Xtent of $200,000. oo Bete SOREST HALL, the anxious seat siace the accession of the | Gniy favorite that wom, The free has modero Improvements, and bas a capacity seen from the ears, tt aes — a The Channel T 2. athe Turkish Em Wa Bridge street. Georgetown, new Secretary may feel seenre for at least | stakes. mile and three-quarters, were ¢ for the accommodation of something over | first fields of growing hemp, whict Farther | ‘The work of aiuking a6 le dept of ten dave to come. as he leaves for Michigan | off by Shylock In 3:12. The last race was the | three hundred guests. The house is now | along the road’ aud i the eer lncde ce tene, | one bundred meters will beeln aent ooo 913. ® HAS DEEN ENTIRELY BEMODELED, ¢ about that time, and | steeple chase, which was won i « . ater Port, man, 5 “a uncer the management of a polite agent— | tucky, became more numerous; indeed, it ts | the French coast near Cala s will Mr. Jobn Daly. Mr. D. isa popular aud ax- | extensively cultivated in all the rich lands, | the preliminary operation ap the channel 20 changes would be made | Mac, who made the distance in 3. The great trotting match, for ® by BG: ; A foll wupply of MEDICAL BOUAS on b And is now offered to parties for t ead, Waknauecers ives Paccee con Heme be pertenced caterer, and was for many years ane train Resives in Lextagton atent Give | Suauel. BALLS, HOPS, &e. [x-SENATO! SHARIAY ER, i NM est Du ats | Une proprietor of the well-known Glade | O'clock, where I remained over night. Tuis SE eet ag oetlé tr 428 Tru Ste 2 ' . Pyriseamoge - rset teleon e Ry | came off at Prospect Park, New York, ves | Houdeat Oakiam & point six miles furtuer | City had @ population in 1s79, according to | Pimlico Races To 4 Mere REW BuOKS. ————_ ]_ A new Stage has heen erected. and is admirably | Of Michigan, succeed no ere | terday, Prospero won the race tn the first census, of 1 half ot Battinon: wv Private Thea! icals, Tableaux or Public a 01, nearl ®. purse tary of the Interior. Mr. Chandierishonest, | beat.” Time, Honest Dutchman being own house was destroyed by fire last | Which was colored. Il was one-of the oarit j -4t. one mile, for two-year-olds. was won upright, angular and stubborn tn character, | distanced. | winter. Ip addition to the hote! proper, there — places =| Kentacky } ig reinius casily by two lengins. Time, a good fighter, and one who hasbeen asome’ | Ty" WESTERN Many AILRoan— | ave a Dumber of ages on the gronad, | tc have been named by a par! | what fleree politician. He is a litte after | iim Dual meeting OF the ate hholes ot | which are occupied by families. Our fetiow: | Who were encamped upou the cit west, on the Baltimore aud Onto railroad. | the U Literary Notes. Russell. $2 Climate and Time Croll. $260. Kersonat Keooly of Lamb, Haz 1%. Bortae’s B of the city | HE SFOOND Race, - a Vr sa GALL wi the Andy Johnson style, and may very po | the Western Ma a Ratiroa mops townsman, R. T. Merrick, esq., with his in 175, ata Lime when the news of the battle miles, sold aw Erch map 5 cmon ARLOW'S GALLERY UF FINE A! | sibly prove just the man for the place— | the. Voce nee eee euilrosd company | iy is quartered in one of We largent of Lexington reached the backwoods of the Weight, for 1,000 pewery of Be Merrivale. 250 [a 1225 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Springjield Union. mitted @ report, showing the gr railroad company Is about to build alacge | West. Doring the ev gl visited and was second of Londen Sects! Life, Nadal ® Classical Dic =I the year ending September to | hetel at Oakland, which ts to be of brick, | called upon by & number of the physiciaas x ith Chronological ‘able. Leompriere The Public are invited te examine my stock of INTERNA Revenve COMMISSIONER » rity. 7 9 3: the exper trimmed with Cheat river stone, and is to | Of the has been notified by the Acting | Baye Deen, oe The Ese oagneg Sen omg) eal] the modern conveniences, and will | Drs. First Controller that his “accounts for | nei earnings over those of 1874 amounting accommodations for six hundred | Buek revenue stamps have been adjusted to May | to $15,94816. The Emmittsbarg railroad, ca 14, 1875. and found to be balanced.” As unis | which will be a valuable feeder, is rapidly y r A Women of Fashion.’ Mrs Sd | PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, CHO. | novaras os. Soe, Prme Quo | TOGRA PHS. LITHOGRAPHS, PAINTINGS ON tations. Alltbo: n Portagal PORCELSINE, &c They are of the same quality tuche. @550. Be in all first class Galleries of New York, an the several classes ome prices. FRAMES for Mirrors and‘ Among tue number I met were n, Todd, Whitoey, Dudley, ’ erand otners. Knowing my taste for ‘Ths be but livtie doubt that. it | Collecting early American medical litera~ 2 Well filled from the month of Jaue to | ture, these Kentucky physicians were k a | wire. at the eastorm pric conte. 3 made to order of the newest patterns; also, | account extended from the time Mr. D. was | nearing completion, and will be open for | the close of the month of September. enough to contribute several local publica: | and gg sonia PM Hees or Porcine Paintings: Woesths wad | made Commissioner (Aug. 8, 1871.) until tae | business within the next thirty dass. Tae | MOUNTAIN SANITARIUMS FOR THE POOR. Bp ee mee #O0- staan | POEs Panty, dated tant oe ne mt ———— » 5 01 y 875.) anc ef -elect ts = s hav scapes vere ng Drs. a . SGTEGN See Semeeisen Seth bp onde. | covers me eee’ weet antn anos et | nae eee a ae aentar or eemeen, £2 Grounently | and Todddrove me out xo Asnlany une for: | fmt teal a ube alsa iw aid (hy ‘RTOt ; SIL: ; Phe t v y+ —Th aroused in E On A P y y. Tut A ; riinsburg th eas riety Q0bD, SIL: | stomps, it may be imagined tat he (eels | , THE SoVeaIGNS oF INDUSTRY.—The frst | aroused in behalf Of persons in ill hea mer residence of Henry Ciay. Tus estate te | Srered, Cuilided near 1 jectinewace, Shie 4 . a : rele aus itwoweleot ng the | building ip the country erected exclusively | and especially the really suffering and | now owned by the State Agricaliural Col- | “ 1015 PENNSYLVAN14 AVES A csnere neler | be Gadteated In SprnenehT Mee aanY | weakly infants and children of our large | 1e6e, Wealso visited the cemeteryat Lex- | Sommunicaiel to tle’ tech oan aoe ee ieee aides patel, Mass... yeste< | cities during the hot season, I'am inclined | /St0D, where there is a maguificent monu- | SoTmunicated 10 the wreck E ew Stock BLANK BOOKS, full live. 3 Varnished, | counts were under the supervision with addresses by William HL. Fart, of , Silas ir | Feet erected to the memory of the great Nei = “ POCKET-BOOKS and WALLETS, on ers eened , Betores and Varnished. Hs belay gong omit Of ue weenie. Poet wi | Woreester, president of the National Coan- | t0 make the following suggestion ia their | Kentucky statesman. From there we drove | More New York Fatlures, “ CaBD and CIGAB CASES. é . in the internal revenue office. i J. F. Chase, of Cambridge, president | interest: That afflicted children as well as | Over to the race track and around the envi- | New Y Isaac f. Woyey “ FANOY GooDs = . = : Of cio Maranchnsotta State Councll. It isa | adalts would be srestly beoeGied by @ re- | rousct theclty. The pavite and bosevobeat | on ary gonas hmton thn amy Browiway, GOLD PENS and CASES. Naval ORDFRS.—Captain Edward Barrett | three-story structure, with three co-operative | moval from the city daring the hot monubs | Institations, and the resictences of all the | falied yesentay boa a hong = way, «= © . BODGRS PEN KNIVES. has been detached from the command of the | Steres on ‘the first floor, council rooms and | is now an admitted fact. In view of unis i | notables, and in fact all the places of inver- —— Every article guaranteed ns represented. most of the above veriod, as now, the tame FATRTINGS erranged end hung for Galleries | 27) care of the stumps and the necessary a — ‘. = vr Y ved for the benefit of theirereditors. BG. Sraeth. Es + office on thy nd a fiae hailon the | would be greatly pleased to see cheap et- | est were poipted out | om, All the NEW BOOKS, WEDDING and VISITIN > So Canandaigua and placed on wafting onlers. | (ce on the second. and a fae hail on ihe: |} engen eeelon poeiowrnien meses Amen ay | afer caving onjeged & uerat agreeable | Jf, 8 stOck broker, lus notified the Stack EX: CARBS. and asst quality of SEATIONR SY. oct tH ST. AT sedis omar ae ies Cc. Woetrem: Masters | .tatecouncii will begin here to-morrow. mountains in onder Liat the cost of suciia | visit 0 Lexinge » 1 took the cars about 1 | ee his inability to meet his cagage CHOOL BOOK: SCHOOL BOOKS MARKKITER'S George W. Mentz and Clayton S. Richman, " SF eRe DRRR pS . removal may be within the reach of the | o’cloc r Midway, going from there by | Ss 100) sai No. “G39 Tth sireet, betrwcen D and B streets, erent recon Joseph Hugg. Assistant Surgeon C A Turick WeppED Woman.—Mrs Fran- | great body of the lero With small means | private conveyance to “Spring HiIl.” rhe oom Byencertan Cops Books and Pens. | Chotee 6 Basten ee elles, Hal ae Herndon, Chief isngineer B. B. H. Waar- | 8,5. Post, @ well dressed, attractive young | who couid retire thither with thelr children | | From Lexington to Midway the railroad | Brest Drawin 2 as . olce Oi Paintings. Engr: + € 085 * s . $01 . cated : Baber « Pencils aid Diamond Bubters, Are ( loo largest stick of Paper Hangings, Window | ton, Boatswain Thomas W. Brown, aad » Crayous ati Oontivental Shoal Ink staddec. Plotatess Frames, Wieiure Ure and ‘fae. | Gunner Jone Gaskin detached from the The Noiseless Bal ver cosiioued seis, Rings, Nails, &c., in the District. Canandaigua and plac n Wailing oriers SF TaK . Lieut. John C. livine, en Frank § Sw Please remember Name and Nomber. jyl-ly and Carpenter Barrett det. SSS | hece the Carts gia and ordre TOS £, re ing Ship New Hampshire, at Norfoi PIANOS, &c. Va. Licat. Louis Kingsley, Master J " el during the hol season. Hotels mustof 1 is i ge dco en tay pron pctiperscet — cessily be first-class aud therefore expen: ivy art, yesterday, and was forr ly com- | while their associations, too, enforce extra. > = —— J mitted for the grand jury. Mrs. Post has | agant tastes and expensive habits which are . Le most luxuriant growth of blue grass. Pi yh er a Jone, MeGalre three bushands, ail Hving. As soon as her | neither favorable to the physical or moral | Everywhere the dwellings aid oatuelts on the Billing of Setione. tes Gn ee ‘« isposed of, she being unable to fur- | good to the class to be benefited by mountain | are large, and in thelr architectural cons ': danth Ges Sennen {1, Andvew Mitchell was arraigned for | resorts. Although foreign to the subject of | tion handsome and well arranged. Miri sou's death was caused by persons anknown t snk MERGE Gait ° iv vigsiny, he being Mrs. Post's second hus- this letter | may be pardoned fo. ting is @ village of about 1,00 nabi ta: s hock band. He was arrested on Saturday. His | tention to the meet Pee ns one tusdwny boteeae be Passex throngh @ lovely and highly culti- | 20% , roe son and Henry Thomp-on, the colored vated section of oe re Fao ie § men killed while retarning from a picaie on ILLINGTON'S BOVKSTOAE, fs rt — . I believe that w its name implies, is midway between Le P 7 no Sa ie 4 oe ty = ” a g y m Lox s — cae eee rene eer We WOM RENOW SED PIANOS inptied Ccee the Catandatcus son team plea Mas ‘pop sulity.”” and he waived exam- | dom and philanthropy ought to throw their | ington and Frankfort. eid. of Orevell, ta'tt = — = Grandoe wyuare aud Upright. the Ossipec. Lieut. George M. Book detac wation.—N. Y. Sun, 20th. whole influence in favor of cheap frame ee itate of “Spring Hill” Is one of the | her bed room this m BANKERS. ADE from the Ossipee and ordered to the na A New Brancu oF ERFEItING — | CWellings in the mountains or elevated | largest in Kentucky, comprising nearly 1,100 | Cut trom ear te ene y ounT! , The favorite M: —— Leber moot pd patent | yard at Norfolk, Va. Passed Assistant Pa The case ot Jobn A. Wilson. Carlo Cy ae oe eee, ee ee master R. P. Paulding detached fr, vot, | piaees by the poor for summer occupancy. | Acres Of the best blac Gtovanni Petroni and James Davidson upon | These cottages should not cash more th county. It adjoins t ag nagint wpa agnirage Pee ng Canandaigua and ordered to setile ac ihe charge of counterfeiting and uttering | er $300 to S50, apd could be rented by palonging to Mr. Alexander; but of the stork Turing snd Rerairing promp'ly attemied | Aseistant Loginccr Henry Herwig and Ca let | postage siamps of foreign governments, was | ilies of a very moderate income, who | farm and of the blue grass of tis vicluity 1 WeN MACK'S Engineers Wm. B. Boggs W. L. Cath: | heard before @ United States commissiouer | C0U!d adopt mainly theirown style of liy- ; *ball speak in my next letter. J.M. T. AKEKOOMS. t detached from the Canandaigua aot | at Philacelphia yesterday. The parties were | !¥#: have plain and cheap furniture, or the PS oapicios s to rass land ia Woodford | wards ber be = er husban wl aa » have beer celebrated stock farm | Yery jealous of hen ee et nave been mt FQ) TO $3,000 invested in Bick Privileges $50 B) tote pr Write for 72 Boge book, ep and idioms of stand Wallet. Rey SENT FBAE. JOHN HICKLING & CO., Bankers and Brokers, eet ty 72 Broadway ard, ‘he su)- treasurer at 0) gold, aggre- ot: X <w docre sbove Pa red to the Plymouth. Sailt ker Henry Fy din Phitwielphia yesterday morn- | ocecpants Fit re 9 might bring es Se Rian aa ing (1603 and IKVEST NOW, a v 0.8 | oetebraicd hed from the Ossipee re stamps are counterfeited on the | the rniture ) them from their ‘, he rats. t 115.50. Award of £1,00,000 was $10 accdR 85 Toore $1,000 Ae crodiien of wan dubeany of eae red ON Waiting orders. ' som Nicaragua, Greece, Guiana, | Cit¥ homes. The tact ought to be generally cane eee 3 | Mndomt 315.985, So 188 MEANS. pemeetcd marae pes Be oR a - tave.sia and Hanover, * | recognized that the impaired health and | On Sunday evening last Dr. J.C. Waters, | —----: - S10. $25, $100, $1 000 in Stock Privilez-s. 11 9th street northwest. s69-eoly CONDITION OF THE DistRicr Natto ——————— prostration of people residing in the cities | of 49 West Fayettestreet, who went to visit | ‘They often pay # profit rom #0 to 1S times th CENTENNIAL F : on c ; Ficnt ReTwren CoLurcr Sropexrs invested every 3) days. without risk bey. HE STIEFF PIANOS, uneorpsssed Ip tone, | BANKS. —The following is an aggre D FOR IMPROVING THE | during tke Summer is mainly due to thee St. Mary's Industrial School, was engage | = | AND ObD FELLOWS.—The Odd Fellows’ En- « e ° et ™ touch, durability, op h statement of the condition o! . ©LCRED RACE—At @ session of the Caris- | cessive heat. A compicte immunity from | @ conversation with Brother Berna: | . , o yi eert tek ea, cae te tn | een net aa tatement of the condition of the four os Missionary ‘Society of America in | this cause may be oviained in a six-hours’ | While looking at the boys engage! in | Encampment, of Providenss, Rt, sere d Huctnations that occur at the GL. WILD & BRO., Sole Agents, tional banks in this city on the Ist October nis viile, ; yesterday, @ report recom- | ride from the AUantic coast to the summits = “po ‘the grounds above St. A | having @ grand parade in New Haven yes- W YORE STOCK EXCHANG ©. 723 7th street northwest, last, as repor' verging the ralsingof a fund, tobe known | of the Alleghanies. Sbould such cheap ospilal, heard a shot, and a bullet whi . AS the procession moved past fai Alro, the general condition of the N.Y oy balf sguare above Patent Office.) rency in respor * * the centennial fund, and amount to | dwellings ever be built and offered for reut, | pa ‘tween thet make ALEX. THINGHAMe ud all instroments tuned and repaired. y us : F fi re r collape enehente nateneh ae as nae ‘tbetr Bankers & Brokers, 13 Well ot ¥. piety ‘aag%-tr | for such informatior : (606) was adopted. Tue money thus | no family need suffer or sacrifice the lives | tary motion on the part of Dr. Waters ea isv t college students collected on the college . jal st 3 wisaukous ised will be used for the advancement. of | of the children for wantof a cool summer | the brother to observe that the shot | grounds, And by shouts, cheers and groans E. "8- TIMONEY & CO.. SPURSDID BTOCK OF THE WORLD-ER Eocene nA duoseds 91.753 the objects of the association and enlighton- | Lome. pear. Thinking that it might besome one | Annoyed the men in line exovedin ly. Toe BANKERS, 3 dams youre drands Buaare aod peo ER drafts, 8408871; United States bonds to se. | eht #nd christiantzing of negroes in Ameri- THE BENEFIT OF MOUNTAIN ATR. firing at random in the woods they um procession soon atter countermarched, and BCLDiBG,corucs ste and B stroos.) OOS | Fave. Win McOamincy’s golebrated F cure Cireulatioa, $1.07 United State. | “Nishrede ina depraved condition © | ‘There were about forty guests at the Deer | (yer gome one hundred yards from th | Fass Tere he Sunoyance was repeated. ‘They are prepared to do @ Ring ODs: Pog ee Te ie pg bonds to secure deposits, $100.00; Uni ed at 3 Park hotel when I arrived, bat each train | boys who were gathered around ell Finally aman who was following pro- her stocks, Two MEN To ne HuNG.—Edwin Thomas, ight, drev States bonds on hand, $50. sai haa yonde oF nok cession WAS assaulted by the students and Fe eet TEE BAUS TUETA | bonds and mortgages, Siow; due from | wenegro who was Gouciciod of tha coana: | {fom theeast and west brought accessions to | had made of withered branches, wivea un- | Greet aS Assaulted by the students and ‘and Sell Foreign chet ‘make attended to. . ©. EEBACH, me 2 et) as x Nuer shot cam: verse maa. “ase | strestcafow doors above Pa. over mayibly redeeming and reserve agents, ‘ezikn 0; | of Richard Shield, as convict, also | (€ Humber, so that very shortly the house | otver shot came in @ trans direction to | halted, broke ranks, and with drawn 9 “ that before fired, and cut some leaves {rom a 1s resen i a4 colored, at the Auburn (New York) state | Was well filled. It is difficult for persons | {Pat : went to bie ne. A lively fight ensued, in FAMILY SUPPLIES “HIGHL 1 1 ‘= one mn ae Lees phere kers, 87)472.11; prison Moxon pentencen to be hanged on | residing in the cities along the Atlantic coast ponents Sone ey Donen. Se are Mg which stones were aenaa Seat, meen Y Ss. nH ALY EDIFY ING. rea] estate, furniture and fixtures, =: 18; ¢ 10th of December next. or in the valley of tbe Mississippi to realize | called out that there was some one fi! ~ t ~ : Surrent expenses, §73.330/2; premiums paid. | Jacch Souderman, who was convicted in | how cool it Is at this tlevation. “Tae sun | that Way, and motel Orer temacke fue | dent was cut with a sword weross the neck == Ses BUI EE other eae gaaeT cash tems, | New York Tuesday of the murter of Louisa | inay shine ever so warmly aud brightiy up | when another ‘apd asotter shot Seay | AnOlber receive a severe scalp wound, while Butter and Eggs. fractional currency, Stitt at specie Roni: | Beteatealdjnae been seatenced to be hanged | here on te mountains, bul there ts aiways'e | The fifth shot ‘fred “struck the. branch | utmbet, were, made to feel the points ot * rle, 8," y al a P ‘, GOOSS MUST BE SOLD. legal tender hotes, #196.051; Unitel Btates cool breeze, which makes exercise in the | of the tree above Dr. Waters’ head, Fellows were hurt by stones. certificates of deposit for lezal tender notes THY PENNSYLVANIA INVESTIGATION.— | OPe0 Air agreeable and inviting. The warm- | apd deflected, when one of the boys, who was D present were powerless to quell the dis- es s est part of the day is usually between the | lvibg down,'cried out be was shot. Dr. | burbas $10 ue; 9 per cent. redemption fund, 45,19) | The Parns piace Les sicta tee mk hours of 9 a. m. and 12m., when the breeze ts | Waters immediately burried over to the | penearel’ the students hat boon puttoaiene, We receive supplies of BUTTER from the bes : Tota}, $4.16 vikeeLvecns in Philadelphia yesterday, but as the su>. | Jebter than at any other time. But even at | boy, and found that ne was wounded, but | The ‘riot’ caused a great commotion here. Dairy districts, an . EGGS from ncar by counties, rO INSURE CASH SALES * r 7 enas sent asurer Mackey” ex- | these hours the thermometer rarely ever | that the bal! had not penetrated. Que of the The general opinion is that the stadents Capital stock paid in, 1,280,000; surpius to Tre: and tnen hla teat The onal, rote an ‘Of the op! were « Rac fund’ s42.500; undivided’ profits, e125 keaiy, | Rreasvrers McGrath, Kemble, and Eicwin to | Tises higher a Cie ng ll 2 gp ove boys took | to blame. EO. M. OYSTER 4 CO, WE WILL SELL 5 OO, ', 65 d the atmosphere here, however, will not seem | off his habit, and, putting on one of the boy's national bank notes outstanding, $961,500, | attend were not responded to, no testimony ts hen it & bered that fi kc t tolook after the Acre Bi Stalls 175,176 and 177 B $35 WORTH OF CLOTHING—$25 | dividends unpaid, £2,676; individnal deposits, | Wak taten. ‘The ebairnan (Relghard) sald | fo strange mien, it Bs remem! Fee | Son tthe uk tenes SS ee | eee ey oe ee pooch § % ec $1,252 01640. ie 8. deposits, $80,579.91; due to | the failare of the ex-treasurers to attend is | V€Ty 20 feet of perpendicular ascent the | was, it is said, inform hat his name was alovey. aged twenty years, * Etalle 490 491 nd 492 Be Center Market. $25_-FOR ONLY_-925 national banks, #127,95.62: due tostate banke | Copstracd by the committee as a confession, | ‘ermometer is found generaily to indicatea | Francis Williams, and that he had goae sing in appearance, committed suicide at the ‘street wing, near th. and bankers. #19,14 24; bills payable, 45 000 _———— temperature one degree lower. Physicians, | @ short distance away. As it was dusk, the | residence of her <a, Mr. Moses G FINE SUIT OR OVERCOAT. total, #4,100.0566. ope ° Lyxcu Law IN ARKANSAS.—A mob over- | as well as the public, are fast coming to the | boys were formed in order and marched to- | Wilder, 313 Ray: street, Brooklyn, o Etall 125, Avenue &, Northern Liberty Market. otal, $4,100, T:S S. powered a sheriff and posse at St. Charles. { conclusion that for th: comfortab Stall 50, E Market TREASURY EMPLOYES ON THE Raccep | ATK-, Sundey, and took possession of @ white | invalids uiring exercise {n the open air, fe 2 pital, when @ man came after the boys, | bome in Ireland eighteen months ‘and Epor.—In the course of the next three | Prisones patmed Dugan and a col iar: | nen unre crrusyanaseanienetar eet eine armed with @ loaded gun. (ne of the boys | came to this country alone. She ged in | | | ¢ health of infants and ward home. They had gone below the hos- | Monday night last. She lefta 4 cellars, 210 2 Oa) named Carrington, bound the two together, | s€a shore or any summer resort of but slight | asked him what he was about to do, and it is | one or two places as & servant, and fall, — ne 312 East oe |. g85—WORTH OF CLOTHING- moths there will be some changes in the | and fred at them, killing Dugan instantly, | elevation above the sea, stated tbat he said, “To shoot that brother” | was emploged hy Mes. Wilder, wbeve sie — w i — Treasury department. I[n the bill for the | Dugan had been convicted of the murder of Quite a number of the guests at Deer Park | The T, who listened to him ashe spoke, ve faction short time ago, Septem. Ww LINKISS. GEO. W. LINKINS $18—FOR ONLY-$1Is reorganization of that department, w: Abab Inman, but had been granted a new | have their horses and carriages. Among | caught bim, with the assistance of one of tne 15, she was introduced to Joho Ciym . . ines nae st vs trial and a change of venue, Ubose whose turnouts we noticed was that of | man belonging to the institation, and dis- inter, residing on Myrtie avenue, near OVERCOAT OR FULL SUIT. was attached to the legislative appropriation ——— Mr. Gaither, of Cincinnati; Mr. Merrick, of | armed him, when it was found tha 1th gun Gora street, who, it is |, seduced ber. TWENTIETH-STREET MARKET, bill, is a proviso that from and a‘ter the Ist Botan dene 4 poten | ‘Washington. and several Baltimore families. , was capped'and loaded. Au examination of | Finding that Clyne would noi marry her 720 207u Starzt. : = of January, 1576, the appointmeats in the de- + a meet Bo Pane ane mountain roads are comparatively | the case will be held before a magistrate in | she, at the advice of somoofher friends, oe : tors, - | smooth, shad Fine PEACHE®, QUIN : y and safe, and on wccouut of | the county, at the toll-house on the Frederick | ferred complaint against lim betore’ dus: # for the pu: of making | these advantages and the bracing air there is | road. o-day, when all the facts will be devel. | tice Walsh, charging rape. The complaint ‘tion of the centennial grounds | much horseback riding by the young ladies | oped.— Lavo, ist. ” | was dismissed, Clyne swearing that there and build ngs. They were hospitably enter. | and gentlemen. ‘There ts @ livers stave | i was no violence. Fllen bade the entldren of oe: sot will today visit Fairmount connected with the hotel, where very goo! | Mr. Wilder's family onday eve- Tens sRCOAT OR FULL 8U more appointees than any state. The work cae folzerles saddle horses and carriages are faralsied faintly weat plete WM, LINKING & 80%, OT ERCORE OS FULL, SUITE: carrying out the requirement made by Co A Rays: New DEPARTURES The War- | Upon short notice. the court of common pleas yesterday Ir neatly, wrote @ nots P jOKLING VINEGAR, gress has now commenced. A circular has | ren aver: Hoptist church, at Boston, hav- In the woods west of Oakland there was a | The plaintif? was Merry Ivry, a nice look I Mrs. Wilder, request — been sent from the appointment office to the | ing striew oat that Mulatte girl, and the defendant, George W. | ing that Clyne be tol -( FUBE CIDER VINEGAR, made ander the o : ¥ wentor partment shall be distributed equally be. ES and other ratue for y : . tween the several states aud District of Co- Sicfultcanencen sem “ebcigey | 08° -WORTH OF CLOTHING pretenta very toarked dlepropertion otween ‘ 3 _F sLY_ resent a Very mar! Isproportion bet wi SOE CAME ip erarcn. Fine White Clover HONEY, 613—FOR ONLY—813 fhe'states, aud the Distrlet of Columbia t zette, great variety of wild flowers in full bloom. employes, containing a series of questions, | ton we wakes immersion a pre- | The musk-scented bush honeysuckle was | Shipley, a tall, middle aged mulatto, who | took strychul pecial supervision of y +15-WORTH OF CLOTHING—<13 which they are instructed to answer and re. | fenicite anion. it is considered | Y<ryplentiful and attractive, and the rhodo | had, 1U seems, courted the plaintiff tor four | gerorpe axa Tie a eo me, Ba. | tnra tothe Secretary withoutdelay. Among | certain | nytstor, Rev. G. F. Penticos years, writing to her letters in which he ex- | me New York Jouruni of Commons of nee eis stremgib. Also, #10_-FOR ONLY—<10 tue questions required to be answere’ ara the | will rems cuarge. The church is — the most rapturous devotion aud ‘ on canines of tne Green Ginger, Celery * Corean: a ike on place of birth, date of appointment, legal | years old | opes for wedded bliss, and calling on her me dingy por fh nd meric, Long | Pepe haved OVERCOAT OR FULL SUIT. residence at the time of appointment, pres- oundant growth of this beau- ; frequently. When he called he was in the Cloves apd ral assortment | ent legal residence and what relatives are in How To t+ DOF TRaM ‘The boara | tiful fowering shrub (laurel) gave name to | babit of wing from her small sums or ington ket, sbot bi: hey | Peking any branch of goverumentservice. They are | of charities of Utica, N. Y., is attempting the | one of the principal ranges of the Apalachian money, Sometimes it was twenty-five cents, early yesterday morning in the” Rng | eepis iy PETAR S BOY'S CLOTHING DOWN VERY Low | 2/50 required to state whether they ‘ever | solution of the tramp question, by requitiog | chain of mountains. sometimes one, two or three doliars. About | S8izaltion “kept te Annie hearse served in the army or navy. or did anything | al! able bodied stragglers applying for relief MOUNTAIN SCENERY. last Christmas he was tomarry the girl, | SijEDaGn. Kept Py oan ™ a, NGLISH AND FRE ri Ad tbe union oe, = bod — padniee hanged begins mimeo ee The scenery of this region is particularly th nese ae bar neaiiee oie — it te alleged, bad been bis mistress, oon hae ned ¥ - co: 1 he reception of this circular has a the | Ment ol is pian bas already cant per- = ww en | for A 4 Pe cteel to custom work, at STBA SS Se cause of much consternation in the depart. ceptibie dims{nution ‘of the numberof appli- | nd and Impressive, and more expecially | Himself apd next aay he marr Sorenken his aftr he had spentebentomane " cants. led another ment, for mavy were not aware that the law over the mountain division of the B. & 0. R. | girl. The plaintii had no account of | 0 ber, in consequence of wren : : pba. SBE, nad tent tote Tassments which had recently Tabs, SRECRULS OVERCOAT at HABLE BROTHERS, | ment of it will certahaly displace # lacus vce. | .REPUBLIOAN VicToRY IN Catirornta— | Ry where the panorama seen from the win- the ageregate amount wbout eo, see! | and her refusal to rethrn to him Ie unde 1011 Penn. ave, | portion of those who are now in the depart- | Returns from the Callforniaelection foratate | dow of the car is ever.varying »vt pletu- | Sigattyuean excellent. character and te | qieod to bave been the motive of the suicid.. ~ SUITS S fi Tatlers and Clethiers | ment. = superintendent of public institations, the | resque in the extreme, and the climax of the | now # domestic 1n a very respectable farnily | Th® deceased, it is said, was at one tim: SoBSCE SUITS FOR BOYS trom 94 up nee : only state officer voted for, indieate the elec- | beautiful and impressive is reached on the | on Cathedral street. ‘The jury found a vee ‘about £20,000, was part owner of th at ee octlate Germer 7th and DStreets™. wo) A WasnincTON LETTER CARRI . | on of Carr, republican,’ over Fit the damages a; s:; | Fasbion Course, and a few years ago * : ER ER AR- Western slope and along the Cheat ri meee S: $100,000 for @ farin in New J M REF Scene, WE, te | [par seems, | Rinren-—Alezander S. Waitnan for more | Sergei eit Sue Pomnclany ig note on Warns | Ween asa ee TT See: . Sy to aa loterest i It, es aes beeragi P> a Ace iad | ere ones wae eee at aneecuan INDIANS ON THE RAMPAGE—A dispatch ny aos, the plaintiff's case.— Batt. Amer, 2is:. thostaliion Genet’ Aa tonease Issobobeta lor age to the Chicago Inter-Ocean the Indians ‘10, Sack and Frock at PATENT PAKTLY-MADE DRESS SHIRTS | P®5t12 O'clock to-day,on a Warrantsworn ~~ Mone TRovet STRACS', 1011 Penn. a A GOOD HEAVY pe) re ery for out by Col. Wm. T. Henderson, special agent | state of excitement over tse order ot the nee of the. Post Office ernment for a survey of land in that vicinity, \pprehended should the EIN PuyMouts Cavrcn — has addressed with thedetention: different tit ‘of fifteen den mes and a fight is a ; A F i Receiving new capplice daily for the fall and wio- i E ; stock. eaning Seeeee let e ‘bas mouth Bethel, ais LINE OF CHILDEN'S SUITS not from streak to RW. 9U6 TE sineos aa TG prisoner # wife and family. | be attempted. and to th Asem with tn the city, at STRAUS, a W. W. BURDETTR & eo, | si giiftite was taken before U. 8. Commis- chub. ie ‘mata for is FASE 205, SEEN Tose Nonny PARTON S PATEIOLOGY; now edition; jast re- action and ine It was BAY EE OVE! VATS for $20, at STR: SEW BOOKS! aE ACTORES: NEW STA- ene te bees unjast =. 12° 2... = . Beecher = WE ARE OFFERING Ios Str and gob ta Daggett thloa, g2od to Sind he dectinad ts 1 Pix: 8 CHOATE & CO.. ‘mouth chureh. Mr. Bell A large and weil selected stock of fete st Vernon Bow, 9461 "a avenue. pry ag yea “Pound Butter.” tinues firm in his determination to leave, HBATING STOVES. Philadelphia a ouee - sng en Senter Seem he made Bis owe: We make this famous Butter a specialty. tl a AT MARKED DOWN PRICES. We ba large force rate a Slave Caters, Stove J. vend give Special Attenti | ij H 4 i ioanswer jchren ia te | Hy all Jobbing in tbeve departments. DRAIN AND SEWER PIP&. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, peta ee i ener 317 Miath sizest aorthyost, | STERUE, Reer ‘and’ ‘3