Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1875, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Av. . corner 11th Street, 5 The Evening Star Newspaper Company 8. H. KAUFPMANN, Pres't. eaves THE EVENING STAR is serwed by carriers fo subscribers at TEx CENTS PER WEEK, O2 FORTY FouR Caxts PER MONTH. Copies at the ‘Two Caxts racn. By email & comth; a1 months, 33 THE WEEKLY STAR—pubisshed om Priday— 84.00 @ ear. posiace prepaid EF Ali subscriptions imvarind!y in atvance, and Ro paper Semi lonter than paid for, BP Rates of adiversising furnished om application W aSHING (St, 46-—NE. 7,063. TON, D. C., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1875. LOCAL NEWS. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Meeting of the Geard of Trustees, Lastevening an a! of the Fraoktin school beat! the chair. and Mr. J. i. committee @t the last meeting, “that te new building be wet iar Dore’ echeste 7 ghint the Seaton buth: ing for girls that 8 copy of these ~~ be the necessary closet accom - required in the new building.” commitice are of the uuanimous opin- jon that it would be injadicious tn the cabinet te the of the present school year to make TWO CENTs. : AMUSEMENTS. pOSD'S orwaa Hotss. SPECIAL NOTICES. y= REV EREDERIC HISUKE ‘at the Firat Uaitaci ¥ will preach ian Ohurch,corner of Sch LAST NIGHTS OF 350 D streets northwost, at lim. m. to-morrow. Itt ‘ A ADELAIDE PHILLIPPS’ [LSP RIS? BAPTSECHOR A. Ish etree. Washington News and Gossip. Itel:an Oper Services to-m : ad eve ‘ Wa. H. Wensrmx nas been assigned to THURSDAY LA FAVORITA All welc = “! | duty as chief of the widows’ division of the FRIDAY—UA CENERENTOLA. i we ee ae vices by | Pension Oftice. Firet Appearance to Amoric3 of SMadoy atl ocbek a.m. Sua", 4e% Verh O° | Tae steAMER TYLEK, advertised to leave MISS MATILDS PRILLIPPS. Bm. Beatefree.___ ie | New York on the 15th instant, will satl on SATURDAY MATINEE-IL TROVATOLE > MESOBIAL bs 1 street aud Ver. | the 22d instant with mai!s for Tark’s Island, SATURDAY N ROM*O AN @TIL TIONAL THEATER. NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE MACDERMOTY, : * Beries | Free Sri ernest OF ak Vi am. and 3m. me Ae uiebt sermon ta ¥ sung men especially. To te he Man of Masomnen 1635 " a Porto Plata and San Domingo city. Tar GetrysscxG at Key West.—Th? Secretary of the Navy is advised of tt val of the United States steamer ( at Key West, F All well on board. Lorp HovGHTos, of Great Britain, was presente:l to the Presient and Mrs. Graat ia the red room of the Executive Mansion this morning. He was accompanied by Sit El. ward Thornton aud Secretary Fisti. PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS. — Tho President has appointed R. M. Briggs, of California, to be register of the land office at Independence, California,and M. A. Jenkins interpeter to the United States consul at NURSE, will sero apg Men in North tian Church, N street. between 9b and lth north- wigh) to-morrow at 7% p.m. All ace cordially’ in- vited. reach & rreabyte- TO <7 Pc LS ENGLISH LUTHERAN hep) CHURCH, Corver of Ith and H streets Sor. ws Rook vive to-morrow. (morting and evening.) at GHT TO ROOE, 7:3). “Abniversary discourse iu the moraing. Baw = aye SDowsk Pastor. All weleome at" omepioaaenge OHEISTIAN CHURCH, Vermont avenue, “TBE SCAME Between N and O streets northwest Services To morrow by the Paster Power, atl a. mand 7-9) SO a.m. “Budject of morning mission of Sts.” event Seats free, Strangers welcome. ie BROL eat © “AWPFULLY LOO32 Movember 8-JOUN B. OWENS, ia poviltr SELP. = HOLY CROSS OHUBCA, comer 13th street Ban Koro, China. GRA 8D Concent ai pe Sandee Te koe ea Tree ely | GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To.DAW—Inter A at free Bev. J. A. HakaoL, rector. Ang?l 93m nal revenue, & Si ; total for the month, INCOL r EQUAL LODGE, No. 17, K. OF P—The for the fiseal year to date, EIRCOLM BALE members of No.7. K. of P., toms, $455,006.00; total for TUESDAY EVENING, November 16th, are reqne-ted to be present at the regnlar meeti roy~s 1 fe * Under the acspices of the = bs Dis ere Nov. 15, 157s, ot their total for the fiscal 7 Ca-tle ‘rner New rk avenue a street ANALOSTAN BOAT CLUB. northwest. bn thg occasion of the ‘Visltatl REAR ADMIRAL WoRDEN, commanding the United States steamer Richmond, re- ports to the Secretary of the Navy, ua‘ler date of October 25th, from Panama bay, that affairs upon the Isthmus have assumed a very peaceful appearance. He saiiel on the date of this report for Caliao, Pera. NAVAL GAzETTE.—Ordered: Lieut. Edw'd W. Bridge to the receiving ship New Hamp- sbire at Norfolk, Va; Master George W. Mentz to the Huron at Patladelphia on tha 15th inst. The orders of Lieut. W. H. R in fall uniform, “Members of ternally invited. By order 5 it JOHN P. JACOBS, K. of B. and 3. SKE THE WASHINGTON OHRBONIOU Sunday, Morning for an Tlinstrated 1D scription of WELUESLEY COLL: ton, Massachusetts, the most complete’ instituti tor the higher education of Women in th» world. novia A MODERATE FRICE WiLL 86 PAID for FAENTZ & PRATI’S REAL KS- TATE DIBECTORY, by D & DETWEILLER, novil-3t Printers, cor. Nth st. and Pa. ave. ion. ONE DOLLA y be reserved at Admicei be 8 ™ December 1, JOHN b. GOUGH ters. (Hix new and Kest lectar Pecember 36, TSPALADDIN SECURITY O1L— Tho safest | acciening him to the Yantie are asked, and WENNY VInCENT: SF fas beet. Burns longer; barns brighter, and Oe | Bea Ee dy rap Entyect—Joha Wesley: Mis bite, Feachions and | Sg E05 explode. Manufactured by 0. "WEST, & oad, ae tihe iphia Actions. 2 2 —_—_—_ CS fads ty RY: SECRETARY FisH entertained at dinner OR ee eres SABBATH AFTEBNOON SERVICES. last evening Lord Houghtoa, Sir Edward tnd.“ sHitmstfatad wich magnificent | |) LINCOLN HALL. at3:20 o'clocky Thorton, President Grant, Secretaries views. Conducted by the Young Mien of the Association. | cyaniter’ Robeson, Bristow: ‘Belkaay, At. ant course Is ander carsfol anl experi YOUNG MEN SPECIALLY INVITAD. torney General Pierrepont, Hon. Geo. 'Bin- t The lectares will be delivered — croft and W. W. Coreoran.’ Lord Hougate1 in the epacious anditori MUSIC LED B¥ ORGAN AND CORNET salis from New Yori for England oa tue 2410 WESLEY OMAP where the admirable seating arra: Lb, ment will pro- instant. Classes in English 4 Arithmetic com- 6.39. Vide for all crfort and satisfaction mane seer Ss ~ oOitr_ | A Boarp or Review has been appointet Course ticket~ for the four lectures cnly $2.50. i€ ALL PESS( TRING TO LEAEN | inthe Pension office by Commissioner At- FO eatre Cee EN OHOGTE EC, idiot it OA, ogy roth kinson, consisting of the following gentle- TOR! 41 Pennsylvania avenue, Lectares com- arch. 4% areet northwe- ™ Frank Moore, chief; J. W. Somers, mence at So clock, promptly noel] word lessous, 210. "Thorongh mastery of Charles L. Whelpiey, George W. Hal, ct guaranteed, F. D. Stephens: I 8. Roheris, OH. Ru - | FOREST nace, Bridge street. Georgetown, BAS BEEN ENTIRELY REMODELED, Aud is now offered to parties for BALLS, HOPS, ke. "MM i » L. Holtaia ford, J.J. DeLan PERSONAL. ni +++: Geu. Boynton is in St. Louis, ha been summoned there as a witness in whisky fraud suits. ----The wife of Col. Win. Hempill Jones, deputy First C L.E. Diekey, B. Rux NRIVALLED SODA, ANIA AVENUE, With MIL 1449 PB the i A vew Stage hiss been erected. and fs admirably igs ler, is quite I” --+-Joseph Macfarland, t ee rae teticae, Tedenne oc Fekete per cent. 18 year Bonds correspondent of the Philadelphia Press, con 65 Houds rovemcat S per cent. Bonds, recetva. special faxea. Im” LEWIS JOHNSON & OO , Sankers, For terms, ‘all's Billiard Parlors ‘erder the Halt octis BAkvow's GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, 1225 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. tinnes critically ill at his residence street. NATIONAL x The Treasery now holds £366,150,312 in United States bonds to seeure national bank circnlation, and $18, 124,500 to seeure public deposits. The nationa’ bank circulation now outstanding amonnts to $345,602,278, of which $2.220,000 are notes issned to gold banks. National bank notes received for redemption to-da: a F YG octas B. The Public are invited te saamfne my stock of AINTINGS, ENGBAVING=, CHBOMOS, PHO- D LITHOGRAPHS, PAINTINGS ON Sc They are of the same quality claws Gallcries of Now York, FRMES for Mirrors and ¥2#oo., Meced by J.0. LA 23 44 street $510,190. » order of Lhe newest patterns; alzo, Old Man of the | Total receipts for the week, $2,053,065. ription for, Engravings, L. W, Wright's ‘ ~ Photographs, Percciaiue Patutings, Wreaths aa eegiemthwest: | A Wasnixetox DenuraNTE.—Mr. John urume Lemyes of Mercury or any | 1. a - > Natle SAE ot cis Qenicigticn mate 0 Sota by ai | E. Owens is to be supported at the National P4888 PABTOU 18 tn groat variety. GOULD, SIL- octl3-tw* next week by Miss Minnette Thompson, of SOP? K. CORD, NAILS, Ke. ¥ Wilh HAVE IT!— The “CENTENNIAL MEDAL.” A ting the growth and 8 this city. a yourg lady of such deciied dre- atic promise that Mr. Owens will Intro- cree ber as bis proteg febut as M. ins ropreseuted. ed and bong for Galleries Parties. OPAIBTINGS Cienord, Restored and Varaished OLD FRAMES KXGILI. es MAMILTON © PRAMRON. of Self.” Ns litte fiterest will be felt in | $.000 LITROGKAPHS, trim toe tral och M.€. A. Bufiding, Sth and Dstrects, Dealers tn | (bis young lady’= d especially in promi- | 26 wooD ENGBAVINGS for Scrap-books. Chandehers, Plombers. Gaeds. &e.. %e mort atf vent social circles in this cit . u wplé tm = 7 LEWIS JOHRBUN & CO. brilliant qualities are already appree. Gup No) On Exhibition (Naw No. | SS pare igs IT 18 REMARKED of many of the mam 456 aud Sale ms * of the diplomatic corps tuat they seb Amor'= STH ST. =. 7TH St. Cornar a} Wik Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, | cans a gool example taking a large rs in Government and District Securities nt of exercise In walking. Tae Uhotee Oi) Pal Engravi Seema eee Sone seplt-ly ter, Soe mn Seulozer, is an emia: nitogs. Zogravings, a Ee OPEL 7 n, beginning his rambles about as leo, largest st-ck of Pat BH. E. OFELaY "SINK ERKS, the dayligat is strong enoxgh, and | CORNER FIFTEENTH AND F STREETS, at Opposite Treasury Department. BAPK OF DEPOSIT, EXCHANGE, &c. § waiking with great rapitily. A few days'since J saw Sir Edward Thoraton and his daughters beyond the city limits. Borges, the Eraziilan Minister’s handsome Desl in GOLD, Government sad District BONDS, wit often dismisses her carriage while Foreign EXCHANGE, dc. making ber calls, preferring the healthfal Collections made on all points. exercise of walking.—“Miss Grundy” in The Investment Securities on Commission. _mari-tr | Graphic. WM. W. MOORE E, W. WHITAKER W. J. COOKS. | THE FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS are an- At Ta LLMADSS i ca 5 strect, be WHITAKER & COOKE, nounecd at the Navy department: Master Op MONDAY EY November 15th, i NING, . General Claim and Collection Agents, Cas. G. Bowman to be lieutenant from An- eanref, Doneherty s celelirated Baud has becn en- District Claims a Specialty.” gust ‘th, 1574; Commander David D. Har- ‘Committee of at te—Gro. T. Longdon | ete tr__No. rock. 0p. ices * 0. | mony to be a captain from February 4th, Chas. Weber. Wm W Goddard, John J. Joyce, Jas ®. b. COOKE. Rime 1815; Ensign Jacob J. Hunter to be master in Teham. Andrew Fergerson ee enade” ube navy from January 1th, 1875;- Ensign | a 29 w strest. | Frank B. Ellery tobe master in the nav: sey oem rag Sale gg by a AD WH HOLTZMAN ana: | (0m January vith, 1875; Midshipmen 0. B. vadmitting s Gent and Ladics. | vomovel He Pie a. | Lasker, C,H. Lyeth, H. 8. Waring, and B. F. Rinehart to be ensigns from January 15th, 1873; midshipmen R. F. Nicholson, C. H. Putnam, and M. A. Shufeldt, to be ensigns a and business acyuaine lee cr ness acquaint- Sxces. Legal brsizefs suticted, and mhomey ian rested . Roows snd Offices for rent in'same building. je9-tt pds from January 16th, 1874. C. A. Steauge, of KYOW ALL MEX SUED Toe Bangor, Me., is appointed assistant surgeon Ss NOTARY PoBLIC, in the navy. ctl7-t Ovrrer Stak Berens THAT WE WILL SELL a THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE RE PoRT.— D. MUNN Commissioner Burdette, of ine General, Land P a 7 a vo oP eR office, will in his forthcoming report strongly A FINE SUIT OR OVERCOAT novl0-6t" 927 Pesxavivayia AVE. recommend that all timber lands owned by the government be bain and thrown SECOND HAND CLOTHING, Open to purchase at not less than their ap- FURNITURE, S10—F OR ONLY-81 » eee eee: nae eae nll ge value. = is Soe that ua- on bought a ‘aeat ; | Teas @15—THAT IS WORTH FULLY-815 Oiders Ly mail promptly attended to. they are thus placed ‘under private guardianship the pine forests of the coantry Wil soon be wastefully exhausted by the lumber companies and speculators, who are now stripping the land of its timber, under cover of “Dammy” pre-emption entries, or H. COLMAN & CO., Corner loth street and Penna ave. pf SPECIAL BARGAINS offered in Men's and Boys’ Clothii 10-t WELL MADE AND TRIMMED. —_— veil as in Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c. Without any pretence uf compliance of law, ALL WOOL OVERCOAT OB SUIT = | Fultecr Gyercoats, 85 to @30 and up; Boys while the government derives no revenue 1.50,@2, @3 to $Y and'up; M from its property, and the conntry sustains $13—FOR ONLY-§13 nderahi Drawers, 0c., Sic almost irreparable damage from: the sweep- dup, White Linen Bosom Shirts, 75c., ing denudation of large areas of its water- Fi 22 with & fall ‘ie “of, Underwear vor, ckets, Saspenders, &e.; ton Flannel Drawers: 78e.t0 @1- 1916 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 19th and 2th $1S—THAT IS ACTUALLY WORTH-—§18 REALLY HANDSOME STYLE. els. TREASURER NEw is in receipt of advices from the president of the national bank in se rove tr J. W. SELBY. ence Indianapolis, of which he was formerly the Pr DUSTRIAL Lie, {ASORANCE COM- | chier officer, setting forth that his health was AN ELEGANT SUIT OR OVERCOAT 7 in such @ condition as to render rest from all WASHINGTON, D public cares and travel necessary to his re- S1S—FOR ONLY-61s "i <a O-» ecuperation. Should bis bad staie of health continue, Mr. New thinks it will be neces- sary for him to give: his nal ati to the affairs of the bank. This of course would necessitate his being ia Indianapolis §25-—THAT SELLS REGULAR FOR-§25 VERY STYLISH AND DRESSY. WhEKLY AND MONTHL s Prey Y PAYMENT Home (fice -1229 ¥ STREET NORTHWEST. CAPITAL............ the greater partor lis time.” While Mr. New T. FJ. Rider, Pre’t. atthe present t ime, does not contemplate re: ASUPERE OVERCOAT OR SUIT | Fd. Went Bee'y signs atop on his part may soon be- $25—-FOR ONLY-g25 aS ag | ievor with ttm the Inaeet Keone aT 1a 2 ENGLISH CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS | {vor with him the longer be t is $35_NEVER SOLD LESS THAN-$35 yetaiond to tne |, 80 that he can be public service, Vick PRESIDENT WILSON’s ILLNESS.— FOR ELEGANCE, BRILLIANCY AND REAL ECONOMY THEY EXCEL ALL OTHERS. ‘hose who contemplate oF refarz who contemplate dutlding to the EQUAL TO CUSTOM MADE. Boys’ Goods at Same Rates. | wt luvicd woesemine our IMPORTED DIRECT, and offered at very low prices. M. W. GALT, BRO. & ¢ >, MABLE BROTHERS; nord Sewenree. r Fatlere and Clothiers; |ann UBES «.q| secawr cota _Gorner 7th and D Streets H.W, ai AND P Frowzas ENAMELED IN Wax, HORSE COVEBS, Boston BNO COUNTERFEIT. AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. THE ORIGINAL FLOWERS Us Largest and Finest Assortment tn the city of i coaasae IMPERIAL, SOOTOH, PLUSH AND WOOLEN pee ROL CARBIAGE ROBES. - Sse HORSE COVERS, WHIPS, SATCHELS, POCKET BOOKS, ‘cxamined by fore, ‘und ‘tod otber : seas Foshan yais} ak Choeree, SHAWL STRAPS, &c., ‘and other made at the shortest notice, ANOHORS, furnished at AT THE PRacTicaL ‘Flowers for Parties and Buncralg TRUNK, HA xD “mom EYATRIES, sappur wagvractonr ‘ASES FOR OPREA GLASSRS. JAMES 5. FINE ASSORTMENT, HAND # _ VERY LOW PR teal nn MPLER, ects tr rk: GW. Cariston & Oo. & Vo.) Mis: Turner says in the preface that if cu- rious people expect to find anything in her Story bearing directly or Indirectly on the eat “trial” in which she was a witness, ey will be disappointed. Itmay, however, be some consolation for them, she thinks, to learn that bad it not been for that misfortape it would be possible for her to eara an hoaest living in @ leas public way than thi Story is really @ very good one, and of course i: Wonld be ‘ungallant to doubt that Bessie wrote every word of it. Tne book has a goot Albertype picture of the fair and famous witness. COURTING AND FARMING: OR WHICH IS THE GENTLEMAN? By Julie P. Smith. Now York: GW. Caileton & Co. [Through Warren Choate & Co} A new story by the author of “Ten Oid Maids." LITTLE CLASSICS. Eiited by Rossiter Johnson Bowen: Jawes B. Usgood & Co. | Throagh Boot ea This is the sixtecuth volume of the popuiar series under this head, which present in com- pact, exquisitely printed shape the cream of literature in the way of sbort tales and sketches. The present volume supplies bio graphical sketcues of the authors represented in the series. HOME PASTORALS, BALLADS AND LYRICS. By Bayard Tay! oso: James &. Osgood & Co. [Througt Robert Beats.j Bayard Taylor in his lectures classifies Schilleras first amongst the second rank of poets of the world, placing Homer, Dante, Goethe and Shakespeare at the head; so it may he said of Taylor himself, that he comes very near belng in the front rank of Ameri- cau poets. And itmay be said of him as he has said of Schiller, that he gains steadily in his approach to his ideal with each effort. The present volume contains things that have @ better chance for immortality tian anything be has previously written, because of their greater simplicity and stronger hold upon the heart. The me is pulishet in the faultless style characteristic of Osgood & Co. vit AN POETS. By Eimnnd Clarence Sted man. Koston: James B, O.gxod & Co. (Tarocgh R vert Beall} Although presented as a book of literary and biographical criticism, this work may, also, be termed an historical review of the course of British poetry during the present reign, and also a compa 4 logical survey of the authors and works that mainly de- mand attention, a A SENSATIONAL INDIAN INTESPRETER The Warm Spring Indians, now fa this city, paida visit to Indian Commissioner Smith at 4 o'clock last ¢ ng. Talis baad has been ving exhibit ro. out the coun- try for several mouths past. Taey were Indian toagery, and dressed in the usual wore & siperabandane Dr. Dor y, apparently a fall Indian, b inelvilized attire, a interpreter. The Commissioner ‘was € dently disposed to rake snort work of t terview. and asked what they bad to say McKay, ned to be Aboring under sary ent, replied in a load tone: aces, sir; and we want to You know our reeds, and cap give us what we want, sir!” ‘The Commissioner ent the interpreter short by saying be wanted tohear from the In- dians, when Dr. MeKay rising, and exhibit- ing considerable inuignation, sald, “Per. hays, sir, you are unaware of who we are We, sir, are the Warm Spring Iadians; the friends ‘and allies of the whites. Perhaps, sir, you have never heard that we foucnt your troops against Capta in the late Modoc campaign. Yes, we have grievances, and they must be re- dressed.” Tire Commis: asked where they bad been lately Dr. McK ave b have bee east, and we have t been (waving hts this country, sir. Commissioner, evidently wialby, “who gave your country?” “Tr: glorious Great Fate: x McKay. “0, yes! I remember nos the Commis sioner. The Indians tben, thr sey — Man*with-the-olt thatthe treaty with Bet. the nem had not b2e% filled; that tey had soll thelr land for a 5s that song, and had been sent to = Jo.ged to a band of enemies, which hn with that band; tt : stead of furnishing ney sed. had not given them even aswor!; that they bad not been properly rewarded for their services in the Modoe war, ant that a fishery belong- ing to them above the Dalles had been taken from them and sold to a white man. Com- missioner Smith told them that they would have to look to Congress for a redress of their grievances, and requested Dr. McKay to make a statement in writing, on which re- commendations to Congress could be made, Which the Jatter said he would do. PROSPECTS OF THE ENGLISH ARCTIC Ex- PEDITION.—Dr. Isaac J. Hayes, the Arctic explorer, thinks that the English ships Alert and Diseovery have fair prospects of success in their efforts to reach the Nortn Pole. Tne Pandora, which recently returned to Eng- land, found little ice in Baffin’; Ray. and Dr. Hayes thinks that a like open iou¢!- Uon will prevail in Smith's Sout and the adjacent waters. If such should be the case, the English ships, if they do nov sail toan open Polar Sea, will reach very high latt- tndes, and sledge expeditions ean be resorted to for further surveys. The English expedi- tion is splendidly equipped for this kind of service, Which has thus far proved very ef- fective in high latitudes. INCENDIARY FIRES IN GEORGIA.—The commissioner of agriculture for Georgia re- ports that durmg the past twelve months twenty-eight cotton-gin houses were de. stroyed by incendiary, and fifteen by acci- dental fires. This return is bad » but the-Savannah Morning News takes excep- tion to it, and shows by its files that from Ist of September, 1874, to Ist of September, 1875, reports were published of the burning of ninety-eight cetton-gin houses in Georgia. Jt is estimated that three fourths of the fires were the work of incendiaries. From the ist of September to the 34th of October instant, the News has chronicled the burning of Af teen additional gin houses. SENDING SHIPS OVERLAND.—it is a cari- ous fact, and one that speaks well for the re. vival of our long-lost and often-lamented American ship- building interests, that ships are now constructed on the Delaware and sent over the plains to the Pacific coast. This might be somewhat a paradox were it not explained that the ship yards in Phila- delphia build the hnlis of iron vessels tn pieces. which are taken in this shapa to the le coast per the Peunsylvania and Pa- cific railroads. ee ober gree ar they are t Logether and fin! E. few days ago i ty t cars were sent, ang forty more low. et tacts Stee He’ was pabeequently wreoked by Fanntag @ reef near place where was found, having bees mistaken ina light. JEFFERSON DAVIS has the Me. aes spares’ “ tendered him by the president of the organi- ‘of the Sal of the Missiesippt Mr t. Davis will devote hie enti energies to the work in this count making bis headquarters Mr. Hewry C. retains hig ymouth (ther he nor Ey maser of bis ‘will occupy it. his mem- for reasons that if ir. Bowen's the chures Bun. of the place = Sa : mae {he Sf district but recginmend that tee nee Ee £VENING STAR. <= sdae nen Ee ener BANK ote Telegrams to The Star. Lp schoo! building be so constracted ta __—_— £8, ts as thal It shall be adap ted Lo either boys or girls; that the status of the boys’ schools in the Seatoa building shail remain unchanged daring the remainder of the present school year, and that the Berret Why it Re-opened—A Matter of Selj- Preserva- tion on the Part of the Managers—Bart Blood Between the Bank of California and the New Bank of Fool & O° Brien Ralston Missed. ——_ e —— THE BEECHER SANDAL AGAIN, SAN FRANCISCo, Oct. 31. =p — . When completed, shall be ooouumed weed: Duthiess is abort the tenOen bean, | MES. MOULTON NOT YET HAPPY. | 2y fists ccncole during ws eameperiot; leat | cerned, business is about the same as before the Seaton building shall be permancotty the failure of the Bank of California and the ———— occupied by girls and the Berret by boys. la exit of Raisten. To say that that man is not | NOTE TO PLYMOUTH CHURCH | relation to the third resomtlon referred to missed, however, if a monstrous lie. The . them the committee, while reporting the bank is again opened, it is true, but the = dation, Gas tent Gn be ee | Money is not dispensed so freely asin other | CONGREGATIONAL INVESTIGATION. | meeting whether or not this xpocial commit | days, gud the merchants, the stock brokers, lee on the Berret building saat be conthonel the manufacturers and the beggars don’t find —_—_— Ralston there. in sole charge of the same aatil completed. It will perhaps be better in er in a) aii = These recommendations were reject sl, aad the fature that a mg feraegpnn el sy THE GUIBORD FUNERAL. | yi'% vey then moved the adoption of the was wecessity that’ opened the doors of the _—— betting apart the Beret Suilding vor tens the prevent managers of that iustitation | NEXT TUESDAY THE DAY. | id tir Seaton for girls, and tney were ea only put in more money to save what they ae a had in, mere parlicuarly, however, to save 10, Nays— the ability which rested upon them. The | MOODY AND SANKEY.| Woo. Brooks, Johnson, Ryder aod Car- bank was organized under a law of the state Us—4. Mr. Hovey moved’ as a substitute for that — Se for ——— the third of the original resolutions, that every collar o eb , and it instead of the committee on ~ the Would have takeos few millions from the | ACCIDENT TO SENATOR DAWES. | (estead of tne commis to the dpecial baila. kets of Mills, Reese, and otuers. The iiahinata cari ing committee. ank held as collateral’ large amounts of mining securities, and had the bank gone into liqudation but very litile would bave been realized from them—but now the stock market is sustained, these securities will be worked off and the bank pay its debts, bat it is not believed that thé stockholders THE FOURTH DisTatct CoLoRED SCHOOL Mr. Jobnson, from the sub-board of the Tin district, to whom was referred the petition of Messrs. Collins, Bowen and others, citizens residing ip the 4th school district, asking for increased school accommodation, submitted MR. BEECHER AND MRS. MOULTON. Plymouth Charen Noy. 13.—Mrs. Emma C Moulton bas served a paper addressed to the members of Plymouth church on Taos. G Shearman, clerk of the church, In ni to | a report showing that the it Mcilities will get much for their stock. Ithas no value | her expulsion from membership. After | consist of eight Tooms tn the Bowen building Bt present, There 1s no good feeling existing | alluding to her summons by the examining | and five in the Randall building, with « ee between the old bank and the new oue of | committee and her reply at the time, sie pacity for 740 pupils, and the committes recommend the erection of & plain, substan- tial brick building, with at least ten school TooMS, on the site now oceupiel by the bar- rack, at the intersection of Delaware avenue, ist and H streets. They further state that the condition of the frame barrack now occu~ pied for school purposes is such as will com- pel them in a short time to vaeate the prem- ises. They would also state that ample funds are now to Use credit of the calored schools to fy the recommendation berewith sub- mitted. The report was adopted. THE ANNUAL REPORT. says: “Notwithstanding this protest,’and after it had been read, the members of the ebureh present adopted the recommendation of the committee and dropped my name from the church roll without eoasidering the sufficiency of my seasons for being absent from the sacraments, witheut arraigoing me for any unjust accusations against the pastor, and without giving me a dismission other church. Jam, tberefore, so far r action can do it,deprived of a'stand ing in the chureh of Christ, as it seem: to me Without fault on my part, and certainly Fleod & O'Brien. They watch each other very closely, ready to take any advantage of & mistake, ‘and ready to cat each others throats if opportunity offers. Consequently, while there ts a large amoant of mouey in the vaults of all the banks in the city, it is handled more gingerly, less recklessly than in the days of Ralston.’ The stock market suf- fers in consequence, and there will not be so much mine development in the fature, and, perhaps, it will be quile as well as other! wise. THE Rey. GLenp’ “ING’s CALL.—A ® 7 br oui without any proper trial by you. I cannot Mr. Freneh, from the committee appointed The eave eve Wentes erect eae Eee feel that this Is right, and 1 ask you to join | t, avswer the communication of the Distriet byterian church of this place will hold their | With me in calling @ council of churches be- missioners, recet ved t the last meeting statement of the partment sinee their fore which you may state your reasons for your action, and I may State mine, and Which shall impartially judge between us. 1am one and you are maty, but I believe in God and His justice, in Curist and His king- board, asking for transactions of the second meeting (a test meeting) to take in consideration whether or not they will em- ploy the Rev. Jobn S. Glendenuing. of Jersey ity, N. J. In October the session was em Ast report, together with an estimate of the ex} pres of the depai ent tor the fiscal P ng June 50, 17, submitted a dratt of the powered to invite kim tosnpply this puiptt. | GOL y aus Guite ready to be propert “ad - rm 4 ct 2p Mat %§ quite to be pi iy re from which We make the ing outa reaction has set in, and. very, spirited ere Bo gone BT ye a epor!, from wile make the follow! Opposl ton Wak cored aoe letermined | not attending your services and sacrameats, | "The namber of youth of school age (6 to IT opposition was expressed to the previous ac- while I certainly desire that my Christian character and standing in tue churen should be vindicated and restored, if that is right If you donot notify me of your conseat to Join with me in calling such a council w. fout weeks I shall understand that cline to ¢o so,and that I must proceed t @ copnei myself to cousider these matters, Which are of such gr mportance to me. and to those to whom my goot name is dear: But it would be far more agreeable to me to have you join me, as one who has anxiously tried ‘to do ber duty as well as she co tien. The two parties seem to be evenly divided. Shou'd he be called there will probably bea large secession from the unre. La years, inclusive.) in the District, according pretty to thé United States census of i white, 2 colored, 10,919; total, 3 whole number of papils enro'led in the pab- Ue schools for the school year ending Augast 1, 1573, was alored, 6,61 m der of ndance for the Schaal 175, Was 13,478 ‘ed for the school year ending 23. The total expenses for Support Of the public sebools for the rending August 51, 1575, were $310,216.68, o © BALTIMORE AND OtT0 RAILKOAD.—An associated press dispatch dated yesterday from Baltimore says: It is reported this afternoon thata serioas acci- dent occurred on Wednesday n on ain stem onthe Baltimore and Ohio railroad. between Keyser station and Pied- , West Virginia. A passenger train t ran Into a number of freight cars standing on | Amid great difficulties, in referring ihe whole otal payments for school purposes, in- @ siding, the switch having been carelessly | case between us to a common tribunal. of debts due on account af leftopen. The passengers cars were thrown The Congregutional Inquiry expenses of previous years, were $550,757.44, down an embankment and badly wrecked. All the passengers escaped with slight bruises. Conductor Chew, Geo. W. Hoover baggage master, avd Jerry Hall, brakeman, were severely cnt and bruised. THE Wi It was stated yesterd of Lhe commitice appotuted by the New and Krooklyn association of Congregat ministers fo inquire into the causes Ww The number of school rooms now owned is— for white schoole, 117; for colored schools, 99; the number of school-rooms now reated is— for white schools, (4; colored schools, 9. Tae amount per aunum now paid for rent te $20,035. The report aiso incladed the estimate of expenses for the fiscal year ending June 30, Which was published in Tae STAR Ol Wednesday. About 4.00 children are now compelied to atiend schools iu rented rooms, most of wulel are not well adapted to the parpose, and the course of a few days. A ‘ongregational clergyman said y that the recentaction of Plymouth church in dropping the names of Mrs. Moat: tou and Deacon West from the roll of me: bership may result im a call ou the part « the churches for @ mutual council, aod for IsG RACERS OF THE YEAR.— The New York Herald publishes a list of the winning. thoroughbred horses daring the year, with the amounts won by each horse over $190. MecGrath’s three-year-old colt Aristides heads the list, his wisinings footing Up S16,700, Other large winners are Tom A = an ex parte ove in case tue former should be | many are badly lighted and ventilated, damp Pennington so tee: Que, 510.55, Aaron | rerusel_by Plymouth church. Should such ‘or these roms, 3.18 aan Idle, $7,600; Tigyolo, $6403; Coantess, 24,25; ~ —- op olga tein eg 4 ath naddition @ large sam is expended in up aud repairing them. To purchase a erect suitable plain but substantial to meet the present wants of the schools of the District, will reqaire aa ture of $400,090, King Alphonse, =5. SF 4 Parole, $5,400; Nettie Piccolo, Baltimore, i by the same Norion, Mwige, . Clabangt Brooklyn associa’ isters from prosecu lecided to enter u that it would n of Congregatio: 4 the inquiry if they mit, yet it is believed argely taflaence their mode of JoyYgr. OF THE WHisky — | conducting the investigation. an appeal be United States Distriet Court at Jeger A Move to Excommuatecate Bowen. Ving the follow- y Joho A. Joyce filet a} it was stated yesterday Waal a moveinent | NE Teasons therefor —1. About one-third of w bis motion for a new | was on foot to drop Henry C. Bowen's name | 12¢ School population ts colored, composed ed that jndzment acd sentence | from the membership of Piymoath ehareh ing f of = ae of the nation” who 26 passed upon him. “The court decided that | That gentleman says be does not intend to be | '8¥ Come into the District during and since the motion took p over that to | driven from the ehureh. the ‘war. Bd add but little, if anything, to iverbim to the United States marshal to School revenues. 2. About 30 per cent. of ‘and will pass upon it FOREIGN NEWS. enrollment in the white schools is com- ation subsequently, poced of children whose ts or guardians tirel of being mate a Bismarch’s ia“ fiom of Von Ar | are in theemploy of the Uaited States gov- aotrh a : ane eroment, and the school revenues recet ve but luuttle cock of, and passed backwards and | poxpox, Nov. 13 The Tines « . r 2 ae: JONDON, Ne 3— % pecial tele- | \ittle benefit from these residents, 3. Tae Es ds beteween St. Louts and Jefferson | gram from Berlia says the Berlia er:rainal for the benefit of others to face Ub United States government is the owner of ail Lhe real estate in the District of Colam- bia. 4. The governmest tas from time to me made mot liberal donations of pablic lauds Lo aid in establishing and sastaining He was ready ic, and take bis punisument FATAL RESULT OF PLAYING WITH A Pistoi.—In Philadelphia, yesterday after. poon a lad named Samuel Fredericks court has ordered, at the instance of the public prosecutor, the arraignment of the anthor of a recent pamphlet contaiuing a document connected with the Arnim trial, on the charge of insulting the Emperor and m - common schools In all the lerritories as skylarking with a pistol, playing highway- | libelling Bismarck and the foreign office. It | became st The District of Columbia, min, and pointed the weapon at members of | }8 believed that Count Von Arnim himself, | the permantut seat of the government, over posed to or some one in his confidence, is Ube author. The offence is puuishabie by many years im prisonment. BERLIN, Nov. 13.—Count Von Arnim is still at Vevay, in Switzerland. Hehadasked his family. The pistol was not su; be loaded, but it appears two chambers were charged. After snapping the trigger several times he placed the weapon to his own face and lauguingly pulled the trigger again. This which Congress exercises exclusive legisia- lion in all cases whatsoever, has had no share in the distributiva of these edacatioual venefactions. Under the head of colored schools the re- Lime the pistol was discharged, the bs - | leave of the court to remain abroad longer | port says:—The fature prosperity and suc- ing etteetand killing him imeeaatly 7 on account of the state of his health before | cess of the colored schools of ‘Wasnt which, from eal €: found to be yest and eq. satist undergoing imprisonment. Before the court town will depend upon the faith- F eee OF = ene {Sc answered the DP tion there the | ful execution of the present laws of “ol. Joseph Mayo, ex-treasurer of Virginia, | libelous pam) already deseri dividing and apportioning the school was acquitted at Richmond oa ‘Wednesday. The : hich, fi expe eed The Mutiny on the Linnie. NEw York, Nov. 13.—A London dispatch says:—The cook of the Linnie was naviga ting the ship under orders from the mati- neers to conduct her to Gibraltar. In eoase- uence of the continuance of bad weather, of the charge of being a defauiter, the jury of inquiry declaring that he way insane at the time of the alleged offense and ty insane now, and he was accordingly discharged from custody. He will not be returned to the asy- Xperience, have aitable and entirely to Bll classes of citizens. They in the present lav Con ieiding ast? im the a ws of Congress ao school fwd, but that th apportioning the » bu lum, but placed in the bands of his friends, ey were obliged to put into Lafayette, | acts of Congress of June 25, 1864, and July 2) who will take care of him. When they were arrested. eos, and the act the Lane aay THE Obio river i the test coa: carrie: A Disastrous Tidal Wave. of Jane 23, shall remain force as in the world, notwithstaud! the fact that Loxpon, Nov. 13.—While the tude was | the basis of all future disbursements ay it is frozen up during most of the winter, and | ebbing to-day, a bore or tidal wave ten feet | Countof schoo! . eat Congres be s0- nearly dried up a large portion of the sum- | high swept up the Parrett river, in Somer- —* make a|prropria- mer. A “ran” of coal was made daring the | setshire. At Bridgewater the’ dock gates | Uons to amount of month of July last, when 475,928 tons were | Were burst open and vessels broken irom | *Cbool fund due the colored sehools upon the sbipped in forty-eight hours. It would have | their moorings. One vessel was sunk and poner pee ‘$50,865 for the of the loaded over 37,000 eight-wheeled cars, which | twenty were more or less damaged. Bores | Georgetown public school wen to be would have had to be made up lato about | are not infrequent along the shores of te of a » noo! batiding 1,000 heavy freight trains. WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS ELECTION. The eleventh anuual meeting of the Western Associated Press was held’ at Detroit oa Wednesday, when the following officers were elected for the ensuing year:—Murat Hal- stead, of the Cincinnati mmercial, presi- dent; Henry W. Farrar, of the Chicago Journal, vice president; H. E. Baker, of the Detrott Tribune, secretary. WESTERVELT’S FATE SEALED.—The Sa- Rreme Court of Pennsylvania refase1_on Wednesday to review sentence of Wm. H. Wexsterveit. convicted of conspiracy with Mosher and Douglas to abduct Charley Ross. All relief from the Supreme Court being de- nied, Westervelt will most probably serve out his seven years’ imprisonment. Bristol channel, but the one today was larger and more destructive than any that “bRs occurred in a long time. The weather is Still inclement. The floods in the inundated parts of England are increasing. uighted. Mr Wade, the British minjster to Culua has beeu knighted. < Cholera The prevalence of cholvra in the Neilgherry distriet interferes seriously with te pro- movements of the Prince of Wales. sit to Bayopoor is uncertain pending an investigation of a rej of the preva- lence of cholera in that igh borhood. Guibord’s Fumeral totake Place Next ‘Tuesday. New Yorx«, Nov. 13.—A Montreal dispateh clty. 34. And in view Of the decision of the aitoruey of District of Columbia that there is nol now sufficient authority for that parpose, remedial legislation should enacted as will authorize the trustees loexpead the fand placed to the credit of the colored scaools for their support and the purehase of the neces- sary siles and ereetivn Of balldings for their accemmodauion, On motion of Mr. Mart, the chairman and secretary of the joint committee were depu- Uzed to present Lue statement, estimate and recommendations by the board to the District Comncieciomars. adjourned. ——_———— A COLORED MAN SHoT—Perwars FA- morning, about Cartigut. Jas. i says Guibord’s funeral will take on , ‘Sent oe SUICIDE OF A CLERGYMAN.—The Ev:lge- ys Gu: s 5 » fleld (S. C.) Advertiser states that tho Itsy. | 20eeday next, | The cortege will not pass = J. foal | acioaied the gp mrnagenel hed force has been armed with rifles, and the en- ~~ Me ry ercel jon OF hat state, comm! sulcide last week, “He wasa yonae many a | Yfe Military force will be graduate of Freeman University. of delicate physical organization and weryous aud ex- citable Llemperament. po onsale Youns Lapigs, BE CAREFUL.—At To- considerable excitement has will oaly wes of Si. ka, Kansas, le PE aS stu- dents the college of the Sisters of Betaany for the offense notes to gentlemen, in contempt of college rules. .