Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1875, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, corner 11th Street, BY The Evening Star Newspaper Oom 4. BH. sy UFFMA Way Frestt er EVENING 87: jek by careiers to the rest year. ‘seco om Priday— AMUSEMENTS. N4viosae THEATER. “THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT’ ‘The celebrated American Comedian, MR. JOUN FT. RAYMOND, Te the great American Comedy, in tive acts, of COL. MULBEBBY SELLEKS ac‘ies*, Mies MARIE GORDON, by f Messrs Shook # Palowr, of ‘the Th bind perm Union Synare Theater, New York. together with ap ccherwise Gtting cast, Characteristic and -legant app sctmen = Saturday.“ COL. SELLERS” matinee. dects | Pee ENT! STAINMEST Cau FOR THE BENEDIT oF BESCUE DIVISION, No. 6, 8.07 T., AT TEMPERANCE TEMPLE, 432 9th street northwest, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 14, 1575. poured at Bra: Haz Tickets. 25 —— pose Te ‘ond McUlonky 7411 Feunsyivania ave’ 3. Mth street northwest. Doors open at7: commence — = decid 2 fF! GRAND SOCIABLE THIS SEASON or Tat ¥. M. ¢ AT LINCOLN HaALt, From 7 ton ‘The entire building will be thrown opm. Read- ings, Recitations. Solos, Duetts. Glee=. &e. The © Sambian Cadets. Capt. Ourand, will be present and give an exhibition of their drill. Ti }, 25 cents; to be had at the rooms. Ballan- Choate’s sud E. Youngs’ dec’ te A. DAY, Dec. 17th, o'clock. tyne GB4s»v CONCERT aT THE METROPOLITAN CHURCH, THUBSDAY EVENING, N b $ O'Clock. E “hs. 7 N. CAULFIELD, of New York. u PHILHARMONIC SOCiBTY, Under the dirvetion of peep, Admission [Sanday papers copy.|_ dll-8t HALL, VENING. Dec. 13, at § o'clock. PROGRAMME. “q*HILDRER’S HOSPITAL.”' ’ AN ENTERTAINEENT WILL EE GIVEN BY THE JOB JEFFERSON DBAMATIC ASSOCIATION the benefit of the Obiliren’s H. tal of the pharict et Columbia, in aid of ite Buildiag Fand. at FORD'S OPERA HOUSE, Ves, 46—N2. 7,087. SPECIAL NOTICES. | ad BOOED. Pit ry i4ues, mo Hod wat variety ara reed tonery “Store, 1010 7th streets above Hes York arenue. decl3- 2 ‘AS! iN SOCIETY OF TUS NSW JERL will receive ne 4 re ae ae ere ber 15, ‘to sell to th: a ay SN Oo ny veep Co >, THES oe, BUILD. does and vances, ‘el m., Board of Trade rooms. S19 Market Spnco. 1,000 is advanced ‘on ashare, which, with the premiuun added, ts divided into 120 monthly instalments. Dues on each » 250. ERASE, President. JAM JNO JO * b 5 Neer oY EDBON, Seo’y, 711 G st. nortnwest. $A GOUD INVESTMENT. joes and ma’ ith, at 7.0 eck in the Co oj clation—Second payment will MONDAY in December. 8b senting @1,000. A “= Foundry. corner Maine ave: R GB. THOMPSON, Secretary, corner and Louisiana avenu SALE OF PE ve Building As=0- be dae on the secoud ree treet. h street decd-thsém,3t NSION IN NEW ASi aim Si HO ec eale of the Pews in the new Ascension Church, corner of 12th street and Massachusetts avenue, Sill be hela iu the auditorium of the new church on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Decetaber 15th, com: meucing at 7 o'clock, at which time the plan of the pews will be exhibited and terms stated. order of the Vestry. dees CHAS. 0. DUNCANSON, Register. YOUNG. MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOOIA- y m , conducted young Men of the Asssocistion; Music, led by ‘aD. cornet and precenta: Young Men's (exclu: ting, mn. aug men coy in the Hamilton ean HOFer, JAS. FRASER. Treasurer. ee TGastrect northwest. decd. tw Ss TS ALADDAN SECURITY PRATT 'S aSTRAL, And all pare OILS can be had from nova?-Im* GROMGE RYNEAL,JR..639 Dat. ‘ALL PERSONS DESIEING TO LEABN PITMAN'S SHORT-HAND may find an gipertenced teacher at Boye'e Academy, Sunder subject guaran = octse-tt (SP eine HOT Om TON-0ULD TEs, COFFER AND CHOCOLATE, Pure and Frasrant, WITH MILBURN’S UNRIVALLED 80DA, 1429 PennsYLVaNia AVESUE, tr near Willard’s, SEE DIPLOMA of Holmes’ Old Man of che Be Rlowntarn Lice Pulls at Or. Jun. Ousaln's Teg stare, coruar Sstrects noi 000 for the detection of Merc An (gr eewis Jouncon &@00., BANEEES, Corner ef lth Strest and Pennsylvania Avenue, Deslers in Government and District Securities, Foreign Bxchange and Gold. soplé-ly © Fpening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1875 TWO CENTS. EVENING STAR.’ Washington News and Gossip, GOVERNMENT RecEIPTs To-DAyY.—Inter- nal revenue, $639,591.53; customs, $389,060.57. THE AMOUNT Of national bank notes re- ceived at the Treasury to-day for redemp- tion aggregated $652,297. THE U.S. 8. SHAWMUT is now due at Key West, as she expected to leave Aspinwall about December 4th for that place. RESIGNED.—Mr. Francis L. McKenna, of Baltimore, tendered his resignation to-day @s & second-class clerk in the Second Audi- tor’s office. THE MONITORS Passaic, Nantucket, and Wyandotte arrived at Norfolk Saturday, in tow of the U. 8. steamers Talapoosa, Dis- pateh, Alert aad Huron. THE REPUBLIC. N NATIONAL COMMITTEE is summoned to meetat the Arlington Hotel, in this city, ou the 13th of January for the purpose of fixing the time and place for the next republican national convention. IF THE POLicy of the House of Represen- tatives with refereace to geographical loca~ tion be judged by the appointments, it is quite evident thatthe south will have a decided say. WANT CHEAPER POSTAGE.—In the Senate to-day, Mr. Howe presented a petition, signed by twenty or thirty persons, praying that postage on merchandise be reduced from one cent to one-half cent per ounce. ALASKA.—A bill providing that Alaska be attached to Washington territory and be made a county of the same, and that the laws of the latter be made applicable to the former, was introduced in the Senate to-day by Mr. Mitchell. PRESENTS FOR AN ARBITRATOR. — Mr. Edmunds in the Senate to-day introduced a bill to allow George P. Marsh, American minister to Italy. to accept a chronometer tendered him of the repubtic of Switzerland and a table ered him by the kingdom of Italy, in recognition of his services to said Between the same touching @ qtsstion of boundary. * A REBELLION KEMINISCENCE. — Mr. Morrill, of Vermont, in the Senate, to-<: re-introduced the old bill to pay the 1st na- tional bank of St. Albans, Vermont, the sum of $28.650, with Interest, that sum, in sven and three-tenths Treasury notes, havi g been forcibly seized by an armed band of raiders from Canada, acting ander the direc- tion of the so-called confederate authorities, October 19, 1864, ExTRADITION.—Mr. Morrill, of Vermont, offered @ resolution in the Senate to-day in- structing the Committee on Foreign Rela- tions to inquire lato the expediency of pro- viding by eral law for the extradition of fugitives from justice upon the proper ig sane cation and proof by the governmeats from whence they may have escaped, and also as to the propriety of refusing ‘asylum to tugi- tive criminals and removing them from the COLONEL JANES Q. BaoDHEAD was to day appointed special district attorney in Prosecution of the St. Louis whisky frauds, vice General Henderson reifeved. The At torney General has telegraphed Mr. Brod- head, announcing his appointment, and his commission was forwarded tohim this after- noon. To PREVENT CRUELTY TO ANTMALS.—A bill to amend certain provisions of the re- vised statntes of the United States, relating to the transportation of animals was intro- duced by Mr. Frelinghuysen in the Senate to-day and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. It substitutes for eertain sec- tions in the revised statutes more stringeat laws in relation to animal transportation, and provides, among other things, that no railroal corporation, steamboat com. pary, &¢., shall trnnsport animals for a longer period than twenty-eight con- secutive hours without untoadiog the same for rest, water and food, for a ‘tod of at jeast five hours, unless prevented by storm or aecident. Heavy penalties are presciibed for violations of the law. CAUCUS OF THE DEMOCROTIC REPRESEN- TATIVES.—The democratic members of the House of Representatives met in caucus at two o'clock this afternoon. It is the inten- tion of some of the leading members of the majority to have marked out a line of policy With respect to anticipated legislation. Many of the democrats willdemur to this and refuse to enter into any arrange- ment through caucus, or otherwise, which will bind their action in open House. Itis generally understood, however, that @ resolution will be offered in the caucus, which will be adopted, viding that all measures and resolutions looking to legisia- tion on the subject of the currency, the tariff, and other important matters, suali, in alj in! stances, be first referred to the appropriate committees, before the effort is made to test the sense of the House. This same line of policy will also be asked with reference to allresolutions ordering investigations, ——_ +e NEW PUBLICATIONS. BRODERICK HUDSOY By He James, jr. Bow ton: James B. Osgood & Uo, (Through Warren Choate & Oe.| A graceful, well-told story, dealing a good Gea! with life in Rome. Rather provokingly, it ends without a marriage, but the imagin- ative reader can probably guess at a result of the sort and name the parties. The story. like all the productions of Mr. James, takes rather & morbid, gloomy view of life. GUIDO AND LITA. A Tale of the Riviera, By the Bight Hon. the Marquis of l.orne. New York: MacMillan & Go. (Through Robert Beal! | The poem by Queen Victoria's son-in-law, that, according to a British critic, is very good—for a nobleman. THE INTERNAL MISSION OF THE HOLY GHOST. By Henry Edward, archbishop of West- minster. New York: The ‘Catholic Publication Society. [Through D. A. Brosnaa | The author expresses the opinion that the topic treated has @ special fitness in the nineteenth century, as “‘the direct antidote both of the heretical spirit which is abroad, and of the uns} itual and worldly mind of 80 many Christians.” JOHNNY LUDLOW. New York: G. W. Carle tou &Co. {Through Warren Choate & Co.} A collection of stories, the scene of which is laid in Worcestershire, England. They are admirably told, being realistic and sim- FORTX-FOURTH CONGRESS. Monpay, December 13. SENATE.—Mr. Anthony presented memo- rial of over 2,000 members of the Friends’ Society of New England looking to tne es- tablishment of an international court of ar bi . He accompanied the presentation of he memorial wito remarks commenda- tory of the Friends and of the objects aimed |. Referred to Committee Telegrams to The Star. THE MOSEL DISASTER. NINETY KILLED AND WOUNDED. DEATH OF THE SWEDISH MINISTER. | THE VIRGINIA SENATORSHIP. atin their memort: mied memorial signed by 1,000 citizens of Louisiana asking for relier from exactions in the little tariff bill tm the Fe. on wines, Referred to Committee on galls presented petition of Pottowat tomie Indians asking for relief uoder the loth section of the treaty of i871. Referred to Com- AN ALLEGED CONSPIRACY, ——o—— THE MOSEL DISASTER 37 Milled, 33 Wounded. Bremerhaven says: “The passengers by thc Mosel killed are: Herman ¢ rameer, oO Alired Srevickstedler, of Austria, in the cabin; Heinrich Ka Adolf Kaufmann, of Germany, in the steer- age. The wounded are: Mrs. Martens, of Bre- men, in the cabin; Rudolph Witte,of New York; Wilheim Sebmidt, | Wilhelm Thomas Girmons The total number of killed Is 57 and wounded ‘3, mostly Bremerhaven spectators. | cial dispatch from Berlin says it is reported there that the man who delivered the box had planned the explosion to take piace ou @ Place of the Mosel. BREMEN, Dec. 15.— sails for New York to morrow 1n place of Withers presented resolutions of Rich- ber of Commerce in favor of im- provement of James river. Mr. Wright introduced a bi!l to declare the true intentand meaning of the Union Pa cific railroad acts of 1862 and 1864. Referred | to Judiciary Committee. Mr. Edmunds introduced @ bill authoriz- P. Marsh to accept a cert resent from the governments of Italy a: witzerland. Referred to Committee on Foreign Relations, Mr, Morrill, (Vt.,) introduced a bill for the relief of the First National bank of St. Al- Relerred to the Committee on Mr. Mitchell introduced a bill ainexing the territory of Alaska to the territory of Washington, and providing for a civil gov- Referred to Commities on i ing General ito Kneniche, aod Joseph’ Dancer in the steerage Mr. Merrimon introduced a bill to provide ent of Southern mail contrac- Referred to the Committee Mr. Sargent introduced bill to protect citi zeus of foreign birth from forcible restraint or involuntary servitnde. mittee on Foreign Relations. Mr. Ingalls introduced bill to extend the time in which claims for bounty ma: filed under the act of July, 1860. Committee on Military Affairs. Mr. Morrill, of Vermont, submitted a reso- lution looking to the expediency of such revent the stay of crimi- tates from foreign conn- tries. He eaid that every week nearly ras- cals and criminals from other countries were coming to this country, and we had enongh rascals of our own wilnout any foreign im Mr. Davis reporied a resolution calling for the names of defaulters to the government, and the amounts involved. He said this in. required by law, but the law had not been complied with. The resolution referred to Finance committee. Mr. Frelingbuysen introduced a bill to ions of the revised e steamship Salier on Judiciary. FOREIGN NEWS. Wales at Madrid. MADRID, Dec. 15.—The Prince of Wales with his suite arrived bere this moruiag. He was enthusiastically recel ved. Death of the Swedish Minister to w oe 5 Pants, Dec. 13.—Oluf Stenersen, the Swei ish envoy extraordinary aud minister pleat potentiary at Washington, is dead. —_——— Alleged Conspiracy 9 Remove a LEAVENWORTH, Kan., Dec. 12—It will be mbry, the man who at tempted to assasinate Colonel D. R. Anthony last May, published an article severely re- flecting upon Anthony’s official acts as post- master of this city. arges: proven to be unfounded. Within the past has ascertained that James obtaining affidavits to cifect bis removal and he has set detectives to work to ferret out all the parties engaged in the matter. It seems from develo; which havealready been made that procured fro: Referred to Com- legislation as will nals in the United remembered that formation was amend certain Henge metal statutes relating to the transpor' Referred to Judiciary Committee. presented petition of citizens of Wisconsin, asking the reduction of the merchandise. Referred to Committee ices. On motion of Mr. Morton, the Senate then ito executive session, and journed; prior to which Mr. Stevenson r. questing the Be inform the Senate whe! has, as required by law, book tracts submitted @ resolution re- of the Interior to each Indian agent expenditures. Mr. Merrimon introduced bill repealing had sworn to. The Times of LOCAL NEWS. To-day, im the Criminal Court, 3 asa 7 ibe-case of John Green, of _ e nek: i. aod Mr. W A. Cook for the The indictment thatGreen on the 20th of August ly ackpowledge & certain ni- zance of bai! in the name of David Edes In a ceriain cause wherein the Unite! States wae —— and Edwani W. Miller alias Sayder 7 charged with the grand larceny certain goods from the siore of Perry Brothers THE FOLLOWING ICRORS WERE CALLED: Isaac P. Childs. G.W. Utermenie, Carter A. | Stewart,» G. W. Hopkins. James Frasier, Francis Posey,* Richart B. Grime, Eawin Cc. Baum, Wm. P. Rider.» Warren Dent, J “ T. Jenkins, aud Gideon W. Larner. * od Tbe government claimed the right to enal- lenge Under the “19th section of the Revised Statutes. Mr. Cook claimed that this section referred to the courts of the United States, and was not applicable to the courts of the [istrict Mr. Cook argued at considerable lengta that this was not @ court of tne United States. Judge MacArthur said the General Term had decided that THIS 18 A UNITED STATES Cover. Mr. Cook closed by saying toat in the acts of Congress on the subject click Is prescribed for District and Cirealt Courts of the United States. and another taw ts forthe conrts of the District of Columbia limiting the challenges to four by the defendant. District Attorvey Wells urged that there uity in the statutes cited, and that they gave the government the right to one more challenge than form Mr. Wilson argued that by the of the law this court has the sam other courts of the United Stat ther urged that the statutes should be tagen togetiier, as they did not conflict, and be said if the defence is right, then a man oa trial for murder Is not entitied to any lenges. r. Cook closed the argument, and in re- ply to the court said that they had hereto- fore been acting under the act of isa The court s@id Wat there was no necessity for further argument, he would rale as bere tofore, giving to the government TRE k'G Mr. Cook noted an ex: The government's challenge was as to Francis Posey, and the detence challeaged G. W. Utermeble aud Joseph T. Jenkins. James 8. Scaggs, Alexander j)uenay and Thos. Lowe were called tn their places. A colloquy here took place between © Cook and the conrt @ to the number of chal lenges by the defendant, avd Cook an- sSwering that he claimed fen In al!, the court stated he was so entitled. Mr. Cook then challenged Ja James 8. Scaggs, Alex. Duebay Lowe. Hilleary Bork, William B. Moses, James McDermott and ivan’! Langhran were called, and the goverament chalienged Mr. Burk: Joseph A. Simms, colored, was called and aceep ted. es Frasier, sd Taones TEE Icky is composed of Messrs. Childs, Stewart,” Hopkins, Griftin, Baum, Ryder. Dent.* Larner, Moses, McDermott, Louguran aud Simms. [= Colored } OrENING ARGUMENT FOR THE GOVERN- MENT. District Attorney Wells at noo» opeaed the case, stating that this was an uncommon crime, not committed secrett tina pab- lic place, in tne open light « and ttte Uncommon, too, beCMUKe IL steps right up and boldly saps our judicial system. Any offence having 60 bold a design Was a serious one. They would show first that a robbery al- most unparalicled in boldness had been Gon - mi lied bere, and thal after patient, diligent effort, a believed o. = 4 contriver had been bronght before ‘ollie Court and was commitied, and he from the jul by even a boider act than robbery. This man is brought from jail in broad daylight to, give bail at the Police Court, and they did not stop at aA 5 but personated @ most respectable citizen (Mr. David Fdes), and the Caged aline bar (Green) stood up, stating his Dame was David Edes, giving the name and de- scribing Edes’ property. li will be a simple 3 ple in style, and with genuine humor and | Section 4,716 of revised statutes. to-day has @ full account of the matter, in- | thing to prove the robbery, the comiitmeat =, Pathos by turns. A capital book for a boy’s | The Senate ja 2 ry: went into executive | cluding a number of statements from these to jail, and the release, and Ubey expected to for the first time sn nak PERsoNsL,—Hon, Horatio King and Mre Session. parties, showing that affidavits obtained | prove that this mau is the party wuo falsel “COMEDIETTA,” ——_ eran Gace peer Cpa taena ONDE: King were at Florence, Italy, Novémber2ith. | THB STORY OF THE STIOK IN ALL AGES The Whisky Riog Frauds. WING enateeeel tn kis Ee poy Ses ee ee “475 “4 AND ‘EXOHAR +++*Ex-Senator Nye has so far recove-ed his | #3D LANDS. Translated and adapted trom the GEN. BABCOCK BAILED. a poem Baye Ege AY ny Ag Foreign IGE, &c. French of Ai Beal | Becnaad, Michel). N: scar on the , and that “FHE PRIDE ©F THE MARKET.” Collections made on all points. reason and health that his friends have re- York: J. W. Boaton. [Through Robert Beall.) Babeock gave bail in Chicago on - 4 dence and other corroborating evidence luey mi im from the i as: mm. tron; re sum 7 for eta for in Price of Admission to all parts of the House, $0 Cts. | Investment Securities on Commission. mart-tr eels ed of his complete reco | This unique volume undertakes to give «a | Saturday in the sum Of $7,000 for his appear: | Kmeffeetual Balloting for Senator expected to make out @ case. he are entertained of his complete recov- ai ance in < MR. COOK FOR DEFEN Tiepets ce be ravcuredfrem Mowry Galt, Oro. & | OF Sem, W. WHITAKER. W. J. GOOKE, | ery. -::"Mrs. A. M. Wood, widow of Gan, R, | Philosophical history and Rvely earonicioot GEN. HENDERSON'S SUCCESSOR. RICHMOND, VA 2—The caucus this] gsr. Cook said that “promiseM@like pie Shan. the ed bur and aly YHITAKER § ooomn hive Peeiaoat zachaty Taylor Miata | acepireuad as oot, ante warriors wespos | LAla Sate atrice teeta S| Paruingcrautae hows in dlinsieing ar | cris ‘re mee, toe bowen," ned tia > 4 7 Jaw iu it ry Ta: a a |- | sce: an c % "s we: ya js 5 - va P' 5 ovel t not 2 2 oe ee and Agents, =r = 7 onthe in | and tne wineena @aedt os cingnae cries’ | Soace niones James Q. Broadhead, one of | suit in all three failed to indicate an: case they anny Si; Ge governments te burg, Baden, jy, on the 2d Instant, in | a Olstms a 4 4 ” octe- bas pin eens al the 5th year of her age. lus, and as scourge.” The silhouette title-page | the Vhat if it sho that Greea lives at pe ee Leadeien ____ | illustration represents the stick in use prod. | fill the position jade vacant’ by che disails. were voted for; the vote ranging from | Wat fe svould appear wat Gp prove bis Sa eer orate kbar te | NAVAL OnpeRs.—Paymaster F. T. Gil- | ably as “a stimulus,” as it is wielted by a | sal of General Henderson, aud he has sc. | 31 to 51 Adjourned till 1 p. m. iit. They would attempt to prove the de- fel Title socrenis ilneetiog che oats lett, ordered as naval storekeeper at Rio de | schoolmaster pon the back of adelinquent | cepted and will proceed in the whisky ring ——_. foe the man, bu free ne eyes iLTOR iN & A fu LN HALL. | THEODORE THOMAS’ UNRIVALLED CONCERT COMPANY. ‘TUESDAY EVENING, December M, WEDNESDAY EVENING, December 15 THEODORE THOMAS’ GRAND CONCERTS. First appearance of the celebrated Contralto, MME ANTOLNITE STEBLING, THE GRAND ORCHESTRA, ytbing ie; than an individual. lawyers of;the Bt. Louis bar. to | definite, as iu each ballot different candidates pees a ae r L' "alee orion aay fr defence expected to show tual Le was nol ‘ Bac! tach: . P. Bell & Co. {Through Warren Cartuey, wi at 536 East Norris TeM.0.a. Butiding, 9th and D streets, lon, attached from duty as naval store- | Ghosts & Wo. WHAT CARL SCHURz SAYS. street, died yesterday from injuries recel ved mia Gbeenes tases taee oer Seacetere Terr: Geode, Bes a relief; ead oraeret te iaaen mod report Ton rior paren he seman tt his pee | Pee, Sow York, Feibane to-day gabiishen | Sy being =n ove RY ouen en NORenaee | sit eseenven Go peaumersn es sentaeay [ <r 9 . , Seere . - “ 1 een an interview ex-Senator . van: road at Tren and of who bad never ages 2) DO Intcguations Whatever’ ‘Teaardion The aia males Teich lore caatinenaniie ee ee ee ee ee | coer anoe a aes Gea ees te Eee but wey should remember ow = joult ‘thi wo prosecutions | trying to get on the train while in motion rc: . oF STi nee | eaponed scjournment of the coat tin | feature in the works of Tennyson.” it is against the whiskey Fug in St Louis, ‘Phe | aud slipped and fell: has to identify @ party. He urged "1,/ Coping Las, bag remove T3ui'F wt. | clal permission bag been given for the seta The pocnse ace BOL er the weset Hee eer’: | reports that he ired with Henderson and Fatal Injuries. the pote: Janeiro, Brazil, per steamer of 15tn January | Pupil prosecutions in conjunction with D' istrict ——— Me. | able to do it. even by nt scar. The cm next, from Baltimore; Paymaster A. W. | THE FOouNs wd DUVALL PORTER. Lynch- a Dyer, Assistant Bliss and Lucien imi egageererins Dec. iam Me the government make it a~ ‘that Green. @ poems re not in the least like f abou! - | Samday Liquor Law im Rochester. J A Tame te one Ge ae adjournment. son’s or any other of the known poets. ‘é toner Roweenee ohana BLE gel RocnesTs , Dec. 13.—The Sunday liquor posal me te le soubt, is the person = Legal ls invested. CoNFIRMATIONS BY THE SENATE.—The | SONGS OF THREE CENTURIES. Editei by | declares he has no communication with | !aw was yesterday universally observed in ‘TESTIMONY. EMINENT SOLOISTS | “Booms and Omeesfor reat invame bailding. jebrtt | geccre s se pies John Greenleat Whittier. Boston. James B.us- | Henderson for nearly @ year. He never | tis city, ail the saloons being closed A Admission tickets, One ate in executive session this afternoon | gocd & Uo. | Through Robert Beall. charged Babeock with being I complicity | throughout iheday. Many Germaurciticens | A beg ye neg ye — J cents extra.” Zo} wv confirmed the following uominations: Daniel | ‘The design of this collection is, It is stated, | Sithtine Wiis! and capresses his sin- | 4nd others are very indignant at the state of | /r- — ao vaseworn for Une gov. onT-t Wis’ Benoime, | D. Pratt, of Indiana, to be Commissioner of “ t gather up in a comparatively smail vol- | cere belie? the Bresident te Personally | affairs, but are forced to submit. It is the | crnment- He testitfed FF in the dry Testgned nace’ Bi robeys Nee Set ume, easily accessible to all classes of read- | Clear of all implication. He lays the blame | !ntention to apply to the legislature for a orner of 5 > a * dmaster a! on s who have abused the President's | modification of the law. 7 Boston, vice Wm. L. Burt, ed; R. Hol- | ers, the wisest thoughts, rarest fancies and ; enue and 9th street. IF You land Duell, of New York” Commissioner of | devoutest hymns of the m Cg ee a fala. ‘Mr. Wilson asked if there had been a rob- Ls 3 Patents, vice J. M. Thacher. Tesigned; Geo. | the last three centuries.” A curious illus- protested Inst it, belie that it would Boston, Dec. 13.—Freeland, Harding & | Dery or larceny committed wituin two years low Peansy!cania Avenue. u 2 tration of the unfituess of a poet to make u; » believing w at bis store. a COULD ONLY ENOW W. Emery, of Tennessee, Governor of Utah 'P | tend to corrupt the service. Loomis, extensive wholesale clothing dealers OPEN THE TEAR BOUHD. W, Goddard, postmaster at ‘Portinnd, Me: | ovaries, s illustrated by the’tct that Mt | wag SUR, TRIAY OF cOLuECTOR RTL | | bere: lave failed. ‘Liabilities estimated at | Mr. Cook objected. on the ground wat tnere — q 5 . ; he, . . 000, C. M. , & speci . EVERY NIGHT. Matinee for Le- HOW VERY Jaz. 8. Clarkson, postmaster at Des Moines, | Whittier, walle giving @ good deal of space | W&#,coptinued in Daostly penmeescen mee: | is algo Feportea failed. having endorsed for | store of Perry was robbed or goods staien, dice and Children EVERY WSDNESDAY and SAT Towa. to American authors, abd to some very weak | nai revenue storekivepers: teatihied to making | the firm for haifa million. and it was inmaterial to show Unis. becemihaper STYLISH AND ATTRACTIVE | Isremwartowat Aupirmarton.—Mr. An- | quotation from Wall Whitmso, ta vieg | ite entries for, teerectifving mouses. One Fatal Burning. even to show # burglary; it was eudicient FIRST CLASS IN BVERY RESPECT. thony presented @ memorial in the Senate | of the hearty recognition of Whitman's ge- | that in’1s14, John W_ Bingham (rectifier) | LEBANON, Pa., Dec. 13.—John Hersbiey, | show that there was & case in the Variety, Drame, Burlesyae and Comedy. nov2-1y vaieiaond this morning signed by the members of the | Dius by Emerson, Tennyson, Swinburne | answered him ihat the ring was safe, ax | De of the keepers at the North Cornwall | Police Court. = ‘ rly meeting of the Society of Friends of | Rossettl, and other poets, and of the t | Babcock was in it. ‘g furnace, who was seriousiy burned last Howard L. Prince, clerk of the Police Court. Oup No.) Om Exhibition (Nzw No. $10— 912-914 S16 New Engiand poaying fo tee capiens OF | and respectful attention given to his (Wait. CONVICTION IN THE MILWAUKEE cases. | Monday when the weight plate was blowa | Witness first produced the affidavit on which ae aud Sate 4 BUSY! of an international court of arbitration to | 80's) pocms by the foreign reviewers, it | ““mne case of Burbank & Heres sone. | Out, has since died. the warrant for the arrest of 4 vrm Br. ar 7TE Br. SEINESS SUITS = would seem to be either a petty jealousy or | 1 ts x hg tend ———_+20e- warrant and the recognizance given ia the MARERITER: Boos. TS presenting Ie Mie ante ene: | the merest. affectation that deuies his a | S&S, charged with conspiracy todefrand the | 4 new Youu Detecrivein Taounie— | warrant and | Tin, stress. berwcen, Das You WOULD invhigh terdas ef the si Place in. this collection, where abundant | Stternoon, and at ii o'clock tonight a ver. Hing in ‘Hariesy called at the eeseat | Ong °Gna Gaseay Ue erin ee nae ae Paint 7 room is found for all the Chadwicks, Aver- 7 ig in lem, al central Wi nce aD: ‘ CERTAINLY BUY ONE. een eer ae ine, Lizzie Parkers, Brauchs, Nelsons, Pres diet of guilty was returned.” oie avd informed Superintendent Walling Cgok objected, nant i recel tops, Miles, Finchs, Perkins, and other THE MuRD! 01 = about a menth ago ost ourt overrn 8 objection, aud COME AND SRR TER, | nn | Seale EN, Peo Me Wades | with teen me Bata Rec: | Seah gamer 2 ir, abe | Wino Sea anmmaniea ien. Ss ; nia, at the scene of the double murder . : ; ane, . VIRGINIA AND THE Hovse Orrices— | ee tunues. Later di place the number | Of 4 detective bureau in Bleecker street, to | that he hath just canse tosuspect FA. W WE KNOW There is talk of @raid being made in the next | | MUTINY AND MURDER IN CHESAPEARE | of masked and armea men who surrounded | Tcover it; that Porter positively assured him | Snyder, c.. was read, @s also the warrant bth YOU WILL BE PLEASED, | dewerrasi cuons open Me. fueuac, ue | Itt gilie estan Sanya | soaemereainanrars mang. esmaetae | uaa mowetrowrs ie mmeaa evens | wags Arbeit Ton VAIR AND FESTIVAL —The NOGTII CARO- 2 new Postmaster of the House of Representa- | 18! SP adele p eokared extiog. ar eenak fair, the fects of which the 0 ee; | bim the money, and now, after the lapse of " r. ‘ob; saying that Pee vente a P Mlostow ein tone lives. Mr. Steuart had a very few smallomi- | ‘aur aul. 8.60) wt plon Jom ne nna as Moe We O'Dounel @ month, Porter had informed him that he | it was for the co of one Etwatd W. 4 “AULEY ® HALL, 209 Pi ces in his gift, and his crime “i: t Roads, on Saturday, while getting @ vessel | uwaico:, am. 1+ i@ imougnt that iné mut “ ae age “ 9 —— Mecca! be YUnSDayT EVEN WE ALSO OFFER FOR bestowed them upon the Daoete at one under way, and died at 4 p.m. ptain 8. found it necessary to s' ‘them for | SWd not recover the stolen » De. . When the indictment iays the ING, Decembe~ and continuing during the ta n] S. Steelman rushed to his brother's assist- | fear of the da evidence they had tn tective Van Gericton arrestea r,and he | name as Edward W. Miller; and it appears week Oyster Sapper Thesday and Thursday even: $10— 9121416 OMice. Ths Virginin delogetion ena eat ance, when Randall struck and knocked him | their possession. Upon examination it was | Was held for examination.—N. ¥. Fupress, | to buve been acknowl the Lid ss ip * ry 5 1th, dé: Mr. Steuart in this matter, and will defend | 00WD, and he had to beg for mercy at the | discovered that the man Charles O'Donnel) 4N ELEGANT LINE nty clerk, when, under the law, it is him if the matter is brought up either in the | bands of Randall and Lawton, who had | had received fourteen bullets, and that an {;AIB judge's duty to takeacknowle: ents. He NATURALIZED.—Mrs. Robert | cluimed that the clerk, not having the power, IN a0 oF oH House or thedemocratic caucns. Tie: seized @ handspike and was encouraging and | attempt had been made to burn the body. A Lapy . e * ST. JOSEPH'S PARIS SCHOOL FOR BOYS, OF FINE NOBBY been also an attempt by disappointed omiee- | Sesting andall. The authorities wore no. | Mrs. McA ister, the daughter of Mrs. o'Doa: | Michie peite Of the cashier of the Sational | tue paper most, ue tealed aa a nulity. "Hg $ MOW OPEN I3 seekers to asi new Doorkeeper, Mr. . D ollG “ “ . le | Court on Saturday by Judge Brown u, indictment that the recognizance was taken Po any § dL OVERCOATS. j ite Aen Richmond Enquirer, ' HRS ee ne Oe CE AL pln ol hice Frank Went tel nouacing ail allegiance tothe Kiagofwpain. | before the judge of the court, and au tute tae Toe frigads of Education are invited to attend. HOUSE APPOINT “ENTS.—The Clerk of the | _.DEATH OF AN ARMY OFFICER —Gencral ee ee Mrs. Mickle came to this country when a was arres' ~4 indictment was defective. Ver Plank Van Antwerp, who held a com- eae SERRE ore anes. . ee child from Cuba. Desiring to pay & Visit to pe 7 House ot Representatives to-day appointed | mission as storekeeper in the juartermas- x her native isie to see relatives she fouad she LECTURES page i Ramu, tee Cl lyas cee | ict gabe pager nid Setar, | aay west Meme Bap vaaana eee | Sou tcl « prs any ine = aad $1s—s20—s: 30 . - J e near Upper Marlboro’, Prince _ | Jawyer named Jelly shot, and it is thought | @¢partment without having naturaliza He™* VINCES ®, of Engia Mr. Adams was formerly @ member of Con- | county, Md.,on the 2d instant, in the 68tu Watson, an old “ papers. Her husband gave the necessary : aa 2 gress. He, at one time, was also th auditor | year of’ his ‘age, He was a uatlve of wen | Mortally wounded Dr. J.C. 1 | evidence that the lady was of good, moral OVSROUATS, ABD SULTS of the United States treasury. wm. @. | Vor anda classmate of Jeflerson Devine epee mage Seer dolly, nad been wait- | Character, and bore good dispositions to the ABE MADE BY US Fee oe he ie aioe Barralnted Libra | West Point. In 19 he was the firstadja- | oetity notined be the Gamer ae discontinug | CODSLitution of the United States, &c.,amidst rian of the House, vice Paul Stevens, dis- | tant general of the territory of Iowa. Dar- his attentions. some pieasantry from the jadge and other AND ARE IN EVERY WAY charged. The Doorke-p rof the House to- | ing the war he was aide-de-camp to General WESLEY CHAPEL, THUBSDAY EVENING. bec. 16,'at 8 o'clock. Babject: “JOHN WESLEY: bis Giorions Life and ‘Tea bings. 2: ‘Tickets, 75 cents. Noextra charge for reserved ok. ®: Warren Choate & Oo.'s Bookstore, A Pennsylvania avence. deel} it #42015 PEBBLE SPECTACLES. HH. LER PTICIAN, dec$-tristp 453 Penns. ave., coruer 4% street. LOWEST PRICES OF ANY BS’ = THE SNT IN ae Ae 13 vie WE OFFER. EQUAL TO CUSTOM-MAKE. BOYs CLOTHING AT SATISFACTORY PRICES, HABLE BROTHERS, novis-tr Corner 7th and D Streets, day relieved Sidney N 3a y from the charge of the seading room an! appointed to the Place his (the Door! ) son. Many of the appointments thus made give digsat- isfaction. The great clamor from the south has somewhat disturbed the northern demo- crats. Said a member from Pennsylvania, “None of the newly-elected officers regard the claims of my state.” NOMINATIONS.—The President sent the following nominations to the Senate to-day: D, D. Pratt, of Indi: » to be missioner of Internal Revenuet’ 4. "W. Babson of Blunt, with the rank of major, with whom be served in Missouri and Kansas, and after the war was appointed mili storekeeper, which he retained till bi A MAN CHOKED TO DEATH WHILE Curs. ING A BEGGAR.—A friends in eourt.—Balt. Sun, 13th. THE STEAMSHIP KING RICHA! THE pri 5 RD, this port oa Friday for Ri in the QUALITY OF GOOUS Cc ¥. DAVIDSON & CO., laine, deputy commissioner of pensions; before assistance cout Finest DEESS * Chas. E. G. French, of Caltfornia, chief jus- {asc aires: SALSNRAR, me ital ataoy of aa tant | epee grantat== ones 9 Sone wilh VaEG saiers, Reedy Made, of Wameutta Mes- trict of Illinois; Wm, F. White, collector of AR rt tue for coir rh OLOCES. eae STATOA! customs, district of St. Marks, Fla.; John KESS SHIETS. of Davol Maslin £8. H. Burnham, postmaster at Hartford; ment introduced a bill to prevent CaBto) NY DRAWERS, 75e. AS FIXTURES clay White, of New Jersey, su betwen reir te tor Piitest northwest, Gas Sixronest or Indian affairs for ‘orthern superin- regard to the Washington. D.C. ‘docl t veda mati 5 dames Lawrence, I i Agent, | of the The effect Of the bill is to no, OLAY TAXLOR THOS. YOUNG,| IN WASHINGTUN DEER OF CHanom, | }oD0S8ency, Dakots; | Anarew OC. Wil: Jean of tine oediuatre of @ diocese te iedicete ee TAYLOB & YOUNG. de io The ‘and Handsomest Stock tory; mans. a Neosho | the where Catholics are tobe buried in Vs N ; Indian terri Jacob’ indian wall. The only STOP ge. xa. GER Phares. ee Pen ts agency tory; J ore the Catholic eometeries of the provines. yg = Pon be boy |. House ttert Furnishings. Veesels, that do smell to eocape while using. ee: on DUNLAP SILK HaT, jec3-Gw THE COBEECT DRESS HAT FOR GENTLE- MEN. me Ss RTE eens Git asees. Toe bene aad Winter Boots tone ae ich must it, Omaha jebraska; , office, Cheyenne, Wy- coming; FSS pple, Feeelver of public Porsongp.—Three lads, Peter Conlon, Harry Green and ad 8! » — Rewidpeenen ‘Green and Conlon died ina few hours it le ii TH a to birth to @ girl. 3S GREAT EX! exists among the i telegraph operators over a reduction of wages 4 colored man Ss° zw Which is said tohave been ordered b; a: £ ND NO. ACAN BEAVER OVEBCO. for @%, at 101) Penaayivanis svenges? Not Gully... ae Heesure {7 Meant Sam. Woman s'Rs = a it —— ‘Tickets of admission, 80 cts; reserved 7 ow" On MONDAY EVENING, December 13, 175. | [apr ® ™ VF¥Em Sheeas, the attention of th: blic is BR PTEED ND F Steers, 0 Thureday obtained. a's Fiance on Frames, Case. ‘Please x | y the experts, mous! erence ———— ten Dateanee Pum company, to go into effect | him to be of sound mind. Se to re- omnnnn The governor indorees the ra .