Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1876, Page 1

* THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted, AT TUB STAR BUILDINGS, Peunsylvania Avenue, cormer 11th street, at The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S, H. KAUFFMANN, Pres‘t. —— aie E ING STAR is served by carriers to subscribers at Ten Coats per week. or Forty- four Cents per month. Copies at ihe counter, Two Cents cach. By mail—postage prepaid— Bixty Cents a month; one year, $6. THe WEEKty Star pone ton Friday— S2 a year, porlaye prepaid. SF All edscriptions invariably in atance, aes of advertising furnished on application, C Ve, 48—N°. 7,288. EXCURSIONS, PIO NICS, &e. M425 84eb Bare. SPECIAL NOTICES, BEY. DB. BOBL’ wing retnroed to the city, wilt presem ia the 6th Presb; or THE OSLY STEAMER THAT BUNS TO MAR Obrrch. corner of 6h and © streets southwest, on SEALL HALL ON EUNDAY—TWO TRIPS. | Sabbath Morning at Ilo chuck. td The steamer Ma TEANO leaves 7th ERTURNED FROM BULGAMIA TROT, x Dr. Pastry firat A to Europesn Turke: will preach to tty at W2th street ne actor i =a — Lan MEETING, SABBATH EVENING, At So’clock, in the ASSOCIATICN BOOMS. ic led by Cornet and Organ. ST. For the benefit of the BRYEA'S SV cents; chilirea guder 12 year Festival will open st 2 p. m. and con- clock ame ace’ ve Festival f postponed antil Da ¥. Angnet S. same time and piace Te RICHMOND SND RETURN s at 7 o’clow SATUBDAY, AUGUST 5, 1575 BRAD ApDaNs ef BS" povk tree Bugs cost ap OK OF c>..5 Order are ad to ud dri! MONDAY. Aucust7, at 6 o'cicck, corner 7th Datreets 1t of & series of Excarstons, BY bore namet Avgust. Ip tare an op has historical efty, the price chets has been placed st $3 m roand trip ain wiil leave jopot at 11 p.m, and orn to Washi ty Mouday morning, ording ample t me to visit all tne places of Speciat Patace Cars for ladies, aud extra olored people willl De provided can be procured at all the princips! Ho- 5 ic and Drug Stores, and si the depot on the 4 TAX PeVEns—Py is tor SPE- CIAL IMPROVEMENT brough J CLAY & CO., No. 223 06 atrest, aud nave a dieccunt angs. K ov P. BATTALION. Assemble at Beii- nce Lodge. rner oi 9:b and D strests 1. w 1 Aoquet 6. 18 three ‘aneral of our late evening of the excurs: o'clock p. m., to attend the ss fo RICHMOND AND EETCEN iv7-% | Brother P.U.,W.A.H. Bratier -URDAY EACUNSIONS at* J. G.L. FOXWRUL, Chief Com Ss ge jbice oF THs Se (5. PK ATTENTION —DAMON OON- MARY WASHINGTOR CLAVR®. No.1 Will berestter be made only to MT = bet iene ll oes o cloe! ther, Sir Knight Ww H. H Commader. [BANOS SEUIRGS, where bo in: = aN een Ene Cit Po msiticn tie Sojouraing Sir Knights @a4 m-mbers om he th-atreet of other Conclaves are invited to meet withus By ban ina sk ry agi mp oider. J BATHBONE, Commander. righ, Attést:—WM_ M. STELLE, Recorder, It cents. Those the second trip {ree of charge cluding good couutry milk,can be bad greonds THE M RES OF THE GRAND LODGE, EK re respectfully tnvite1 to a‘tend the funeral of ovr deceased Bro. Wx H. H BRADLEY. late P.O. ard Representative of Reliance bed The funeral will take place TO 3) t 4 o'clock p. m.. from the Castle Hail of Be.isnce Lodge, coraer 3th aud» “By order of the Acti 1d Chancel 'y order of the Fran cellor. It B, GUODHABT,G. K of B.& 3 Befroshments, in- on the jeasant day tn the shade abounds, jy 15-3 LL" BUBEAU EXOUsSIUgS, ON THE MABY WASHINGTON. fal trips to the Invigorating salt air of the lower Potomac every KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS —Officera ana members of RELIANCE LODGE, No. 16, De! KP are reqnested to be present at their Oasile WEDNESDAY EVENING. Hall THI8 EVESING, at 73) 0 clock. forthe par. The dost leaves 7th street wharf at 6:45» m ead | sore of making arranpuaente for the fant af one Fitarpe at 11,16. Tickets, 40 cents, at the Holly | into brother, FO Wek H Biseenne Toe ‘Tree Lanch Boom ard gaan ae also meet at your Oastl on ¥, the 6th Coica Chapel Mt burch will join fn the next for the wurpaeect attood, xcural jostert, at So'clock p Be the'Tancral, UMotbers of aster Loages are tra atten order, it) “GEO LEWIS ENEBLY. K B.8. the Bureaa, Angost 9h, give @ trip to Glymont The friends requested to parchase tickets of rs. THE ANBUAL MESTING of the N. G. ee Bo ynSast Sata! fates Patt Oa: : eda : asin LADY OF THE LAKE the Gat'ilean’ Fishermen's Halls © atrest south ‘weet, the credentials of the re adelpbia, Bal Vir; snd other vari: parts (fihe couatry, both north and south of Mi ton & Dixon's line, were read Delegates aimitted to seats in the Grend Lodge, after which the Lodce —— to the election of officers for thi iy ie a G.B. Th: ther notice. the Lady of gular Excursions, leaving treet, at 3 p. m., for ve , {71D on the Potomac, arriving home prompt- > ‘are. i p And Oth street cars go directly to the whart. cents; children half price. @.D. B-Uharles 0. Defae, of P. = — 4 5.Wm giao, of Washington, D. 0. ZS. 7 « ; ¢ . Columbus Gorden, of Baltimore. ae te eee Cane hing of business, the sdiouned to ‘accomp! meet in Pi ‘The steamer JANE MOSELRY will leave EVERY Hadelphia, Pa..on the Arst Tassadar in aT BDAY as p. = oa ine Avgust. it seseon, for Fortress Monroe, Norfolk we a SOF Sd the Coves of Vite nis, stopeing. tion meets SATURDAY orinez,Pomt and Point Lookout, re-urniog 10 | gs g o'clock, 111 Penusrlvania evens Wsshingten at 6 o'clock Monday morning. ASpIy Be order, JaMEB W DENY y @ wharf, nest yim ALEX’ M KENADAY. Boo OME MUTUAL BUILDING ASSOUI . CIATION a meeting MONDAY, August 7, at = ck pm, at Sengerband Hal’, corger sth and trevis Dorthweat, entrance on street. Shares $200. Dues @1 per month om each share. Last = chance to ee ee eas io S = 2 ” President AMUSEMENTS. _IBVING WILLIAMSON, Srcretary. sag! 3: [>> PEDEBAL BUILDING Asso0IATION. SCHUETZENFEST ‘The third monthly meeting of the FEDERAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION, for the payman: of and Sdvances will be hel tf it ‘ia’ I~ ‘va be8*t Bortawest,on MUNDAY August, 1576. . 2 CONTINUED scription of stock (shares ad aay information caa 4 persons: AMES FRaSBB President, 0. GUT @ street north west. JOHN A. PRES DTT, Treasarer. Boom No. 66 Second Comptroiler’s U dice, ¥. G. MIDDLETON, Secretary, National Metropolitan Bank, andon sand Fridays at Room No, 24 Le Droit Bullding, JyP RIL augs 547 from 65 to 8 o'clock NOTION Furniture Desicra cee eno SUNS. 434 9mm re, iy it 5 street between Dard Bt N° Nala rrr seer. ~ “lL BUBN'S SODA WATER, NATURAL SPRING WATERS on Dranght, ‘Ce-coLD TEA, COFFEE and CHOUULATS. 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, apls-tr near Willard's. B.D. COOKE, Ju. 800, BANKERS, MONDAY, IUESDAY, AND WEDNES. pay, AUGUST Trp, STK, ax 97H oat HEATER COMIQUE, Elev Beiow Pesnsyivania Avenue OrsN THE Perfornance EVER die sod Children EVERY SSTUSDAY AFTEANOON. FIRST-CLASS ly EVERY RESP RED. Vartet, . Draw’, Buriesque and Uomedy. novil-ly —Terlets, Draws, Burieeque and Vomedy. novll-ly _epls-tr EW. WHITAKER, General Claim and Collection Agent, ‘©. 715 16th street, near Treasury Depertment. ict 1429 F street. OLD No.) On Exhibi NEw No. * ity Cl pt i Ct pre on } p- 3, P aa Ciaims, Pension and Bounty aie 8 77H St. 7Ta St. W18 JOHNSON &CO., BANKERS, AT MARHRITER’S, No. 432 TA street, between BD and B streets, eight doors above Odd Fellows? Hall. Chotes Ott eet Bogra rings, Chromos, ke. | Corner of Wh Sircet and Penasyivania Avenue, iso, iargost stock of Paper ings, ow Ehades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Uordi aud Tas | Dealers in Government and District Securities, wolg, Rings. Bails, &c., in the District. Foreign Bxchange and Gold. sepid ly S7 Tees Case. a — S7 Please remember Name and Number jyl-ly > ig En Sp Reg at Robin's Museu of Austomy, How York, 0B the cause and cureof Premature PIANOS, &c. PIANOS AND ORGANS AT GREAT SARGAINS. © PIANOS from O15 to Bd. 5S and MELODEONS ft nuke 08 trom @300 and 2D; 0% $75. and a. “= ¥. ELLIS & ©0°S, 37 Penusyivania Bole Agents for Chic! « ith Smericsn O1 )PCKEE BROS FIA G. KUBN, Soie agent, 407 Wth street. above Penu's avenne “These tustrumeats are so particularly 7 heiic that many of car most disti Mousictace prefer them to all others, especta'ly witbal have on immense power and volume.”— Late rade Kev ier ay2ote UBL @. YOUNG, BOTARY PUBLIC, Orrics—Stan ‘THE BEST $1 GLASSES rm anszcr. YS MH. H. HEMPLER, Optician, Jel latptr 463 Pennsyivanis av, corner 4% st, ORTISEAR <2? the Pubinc—My newiy-tuvent- aE GLASS, which I now man- ofacture with sight orkmen, surpasses’ the whole world. ‘They can be weston meracrdl ry inducements to =e two smail screws to exactly Gt the nose Parties winking to New Pianos Sinout any pain or ouplcasant fecling. ‘They are St BW and apwarde Bog aud Organs for remty | made of Brazilian Pebble and the newly -discovercd ‘Tuning sod ressiring promptly ett to, as Busala Buby Gisss. For neatness and lightness they REICH ENBACH’S Piano Warerooms, cannot be surpassed. Measure taken and order = few doors above Pa. sv. fo Sftecn minntes. Ha pag ge ape ISSAQ ALEXANDER, 1249 Pent. ave, MeCamelon'y Pinas s “asbe & Oo." snd Wm. | sos-sctuer’ Inventors Fateutes end Mansfortever, ALLET DAVIE & GuABD, A. ‘RA nm se sing enone PADS a | Mee nay nec scans ME Tity end sweetneer of tone, Bee Meese Si Grane Febbic Spectacten, decl-ly Jat Md street northwest fecte DOS MAP TED—A well-broken young Setter or ry Potnter. Address, giviag descr ipti. oe price, Lock Box of Washington, D.: eT E™ Or MANTELS, GRATEs, FURNACES, AnD VICTORIA BRUNRES LATROBE STOVES. alia i THE ST. GEORG en, anti r N. W. BURCHELL, Selene Manse sold te the marten ns eM] ante 1332 F street. SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS, ity assortment south of New York, from BB to 610. Basket, Low Down. and Half Low Down GRATES, from @15 to 9135 Wa. Hanon, B.M. Boswatt, D.W. Larnam. BAK MON, BOSWELL & CO., ITUBE, UPHO! ——— DrGowatio fs, GOODS = we street, near Penusyivanta avenue, Five diferent patterns of BESS SHIsT mancractosy GENT'S FUBNISHING BMPORIUM. QUEEN OVAL-O1L COOK STOVE, a Sito guEE HIBTS FOR BOYS. unfinished, at 63<0. Calf sud examing our neck making your Savon wish Man's SIZE they are ac, ae ig deen At el refund money CHRIS. RIFSs® AVE Mod ‘by bu; IBTS, as wie ‘745 & 717 Tru STREET B. WwW. they surpass al perur-made Thave [ATs carne: Guns FUeN TSH 1820008 at lowest prices uatus, | “ Prouoir BUlLbiaa, | ymetr____"306 # street nocthweet._ Jost arrived. 1.000.000 prime fiat 1 sell om i Vote, whieh we walls = Clana es . 2 LEKS, pot foot of 4th street cast. vening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1876 EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip, GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.—Inter- Bal revenue, $369,078 43; customs, $525,435.7: On DECK AGAIN.—At quarter of two o'clock to day Mr. Knott appsared in the House. Hisattack of dysentery na3 not ra- duced the ruddy coloring of his face. TWO CENTS. Capt. R. MCALLISTET, of thiscity, having declined the consulship at Guayaquil, P. M. Edes was to-day nominated for that position. THE GROWTH oF WASHINGTON.—Mr. Plowman, inspector of buildings, reports the value of permanent improvements of real estate as shown by permits to_ build ts- sued from December 1st, 1375, to July 3ist, 1si6—eight months @t $2.835 621, as agaiost 600,000, the amount for the entire year ending November 30th, 1875; or a monthly average of #35.445 the past eight mouths, gainst £30,000 the previous twelve months. FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. SATURDAY, August 5th. SENATE.—The Senate met at eleven a. m. AS s00n as the journal was read the usual want of @ quorum when the Senate meets at this hour was developed, only four- teen Seaators being present. A quorum baving appeared, Mr. Logan, from the Committee on Military Affairs, reported @ bill Authorizing the Secretary oi ‘ar to accept a conveyance of the siie of Fort Elliott, Texas; and a bill makiug an appiopriation for the preservation and re- AN INDIAN FIGHT. es Sepals tn PERSONAL.—The children of the late Sec- si sate ir of the military road between Fort retary Stanton are spending the mauler 46 JUDGE WYLin's SrateMent.—in the re- | BO hela and Fort Randall, Dakoia. | REPORT OF THE PEABODY TRUSTEES. the Larkin House, Waten Hill, K.. L, «| POTti a city paper, followed in a Baltimore | Pluced on the catendar, noted seaside resort. aa oipohenrs) Wyle is reported as haviag an egy — te UNION iP a aaa E. M. WHITAKER & Co, send the Bri‘ish | that the nticwel tetera meer and regulate the counting of votes for Presi- x OF IRON WORKEBRS. Quarterly Revtew for Saly, (Scott Paviishiag | Of thfs District, witn its pitiful salary, was pepe Vv a Le eg ey Lee of ns Co's reprint,) containing important article | 82 Office which no gentieman woald hola | (destions arising thereod. (Tae bill was re- ported from the Committee on Privileges aod Elections March 3d, last, considered, amended and passed March 24th, when Mr. Thurman entered a motion to reconsider, Which motion Was agreed to on the 19th of April, the question vow recurring on the passage of ibe bli On motion of Mr. Frelinghuysen, the vote by which the third reading was ordered was reconsidered, and the bill then laid aside to be taken up at any time. Mr. Boutwell, from the Committee on Fi- nance, reported @ resolution providing for @ commission to inguire Into the expedievey of the iseve of a stiver dollar and making it @ legal tender. Piaced on the calendar. Mr. Wright called up the bili relating to the partition of real estate in the District of Columbia, The second substitate reported from the committee was adopted and the bill This ts an entire mis-report of what he sait The idea he did express was that if sach suitors as Grant could 18 allowed to drive th Mec’ ¢ Judges from their places, by charges that to.day were the Attorney General; Senators HS ein ‘wore prejudioed ageleat tem tne Oglesby and MeMillan; Represeatatives | office would dccome one which no gentiemas 8, Morgan, Nash, Darrall, Vance, | could hold. upon the Ottoman Empire. AMONG THE CALLERS at 12 Waite House FOREIGN News Troabie in India. 5.—The official ¢ & resolution of the in couuell viewing the condition of tte of Viceroy the fio ances, and stating it afforded grave causes for anxiety. The customs revenue is deciar. ed to be unfavorable, and orders should be issued. therefore, to slop all preventible out- lay. The expenditure for extraordinary pub lie works shouid be largely redaced, with the gbject of lessening the threatened deficit The resolution concludes as follows: «Tne financial disorder is solely due to the rapid fall in the vatue of silver.” THERE WILL B& NO REDUCTION In the force of the Burean of Engraving and Print- ing unt!! the legislative bill 1s agreed upon, There Is @ bare possibility that no discharges Will be made. THE WHISKY INVESTIGATION.—Tnhe spe- cial commitiee inquiring into the St. Louis whisky frands did not hold @ session this Morning on account of the illness of Mr. Piaisted. BILLS APpPpROvED.—The President has Signed the joint resolutions providing for the restoration of the original Declaration of Independence and forbidding the supplying of special cartridges to hostile Indians; also, the act authorizing the Commissioner of Indian Affairs to parcnase supplies in opeu — ———. THE FIGHT ON THE S{LVER BILL.—The morning hour of the House to-day was ex- hausted in filllbustering motions to prevent UNANIMOUS REPORT EXONERATING JUDGE WYLI#.—The committee investigat- ing Judge Wylie has adopted resolutions “thatit is the unanimous opinion of the committee that no sufficient evidence has been produced to warrant the preseatation of articles of impeachment agatost Judge Wylie; that the chairmau be tnstructed to Prepare a report In conformity with the pre- ceding resolution.” The effect of the above, coupled with the manner in which itis done, is a complete exoneration. The committee has not time to prepare @ report, and does this simply as a@ matter of justice to Jadge Wylie. THE RESUMPTION REPEAL BILL.—When the Committee on Banking and Currency report the bill providing for the repeal of the specie resumption act, it is the intention to allow three hours’ debate before demandiag A direct vote. The bill will be antagonized by some yroposition from the hard-mouey men, which is being prepared by Represent ative Hewitt, ef New York. Thecommittee Eb ont. Loxpon, August 5. a ter Russeil conservative, has been elected to Parlia ment for Shoveham, in place of bis brother Sir Perry Russell, deceased. St Messrs. Mocalla and Goldsmith, bullion brokers, quote silver today at 5id. a 5i Fer ounce as the present pr ‘elegram Comvany quote it at 5: A Blockade Raised. MADRID, August 5 —Intelligence received — ee ergs —— = Africa announces nat the blockade by ritish squadron of the Whydah coast has been raised. Euglish Education Bill. LONDON, August 5.—After @ long and bit- fer discussion, and many divisions, chied y end pasted. Mr. Morton moved to take up the resolu- tion to print teu thousand extra copies of TAE PRESIDENTS HAMBURG MASSACRE MESSAGE. Mr. Thurman objected, and said the usual pumber had been printed, and the object was to print & party campaiga document at the expense of the people. The motion was agreed to—yeas 30, nays 15. Mr Morton advocated the adoption of the resolution, and said tbe people had just nad long letters from Mr. Tilden and Mr. Hen- dricks, in which those gentlemen talked about the currency, civil service reform and , v in consequence of the reactionary a vote on the Bland silver bill. Mr. Bland | W!!l also report @ bill providing for the ap- | various other things, but neither had eat o = gave notice to the hard money men that they | Polutment of @ commission to sit during | word about this bloody affair whiee hat copied By toe nono eee ne could resort to the pusilant of fillibas. pp herent bom into the resumption | shocked the whole nation. He thought the V seou don’ = but that be on’s education bill passed the house of com. tering ag much as, they pleased. people should have the information on th ul up tee, reported the bill in the House. He gave notice that he would call the previous ques- At a quarter before 2 o'clock Chairman mons to-day, by @ vote of 119 to 46. Tue roposed to cail the uring every a subject. was no business before the | }, morning hour until the end of the session. (ox, 0f the Banking and Currency Com-nit- | Renate more important than the considera. ering. on. tall, and tienen Dill ey gece mach anned 18 resolution. NOMINATIONS.—The President sent the eto rhurman said the pur; to use the | through the commitice last night, it was following nominations to the Senate to-day: | ton after allowing one hour and three-quar- under three and @ halr hours’ further debate extra co; as campaiga documents was 'W. W. Btandefer to be United States mar. | '¢?8 for debate. ree ge BS RS A OSe7- | eto Or . ‘f lorable circums! oe at oceurre. 2 - fate APSE OR AmeR A Ns | succonmy. ema poe, aod winner | Regt alsa etn Gt AS a8 |, Mrmpree Wt ome wo ing homas M. Terry, of Michigan, at Santiago, | At the Cleveland races Toursday, was origi- | rectly reported, would be condemaed by | 0 B&¥s ‘attend the Wagner festival gin ; Wa 7 3 . Morgan, iP, &bout | was no necessity to bring the matter before STO. 7 Coibuabus; &. M- Eder, of Nevada, at G six miles from Columbus. Afr. Morgan | the people in this way for popular comico line blenete Sneaat S-<The Great Western wa aan | Seecker Ss Monte: came to that county from Virginia jast_be ation.” Is waa me extraordinary clrcam= Fe a abt Stamper, sailed be fore the war, bringing the dara and sire of Smuggler with bim. When Smuggler was two years old Morgan removed to Kansas. There being a race course close to the resi- dence of Mr. Morgan, he was paton the track more for pastime than anytniag else. Col. Tull, @ noted horseman, saw the horse wor! and was of the opinion there was “bottom tobim. Smuggler was originally a pacer, stance that where murders took place in | %@?0¢ for New York to day. one portion of the country there were Sena- tors who were ready to print the detalls at the expense of the government and send them over the country just prior to an elec- tion while they could have their Molly Ma pod in Penusylvania,or men hung upin ndiana@ and other states, without judge or jury, without anything being said about it How IT WAS Dong.—Randall Gibson, Whose name has been prominent with those who voted in the Banking and Currency Committee for the repeal of the specie re~ sumption act voted against it, and Scott Wike, of Ilitnois, who was announcei as Voting againt It, voted solid for it. The an- ——fe THE PEABODY SCHOOLS IN THE SOUrH. Meeting of the ro ui Sears’ rt. GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR W. Va., August 4—The Peabody tr session here, PRINGS, stees, in spent the eatire day discussing expected action of the committee yesterday | but under the efficient management of a Mr. Cameroun, of Pa., said there had been | Dr. Sears’ report of last year’s work. The in casting @ majority of votes in favor of re- | trainer be soon developed spead as a trotcer. | bloody and cruel murders in Pennsylvania, | report shows a generally flourishing condi- peal, is to some extent explained when the | Tufi took the horse to New York with tue but the murderers had been arrested, and five or six of them were under sentence, and circumstances emg p 1 some thirty or more arrested and awaiting tion of public schools in the Southern States, isa fact susceptible of exeept in Florida, South Carolina and Lou- isiana. Mr. Geo. Peabody Russell. of Eng- it are known. It rect proof that as long as ten days ago the letter of acceptance understanding that he should receive half of thesum he could dispose of him for. Col. Russell, the present owner, Agreed to pay 5 trial. Whenever the people of the south | [and, who spent the last winter in the Souta, of Gov. Hendricks, made public for the Bret | $40,000 for the animal provided he cou'd | would punish thelr murderers he means ay | &Xpressed the opinion that nothing eould be tme to-day, was sent confidentially toevery | showa Sait. Upon trial the horse got they had done weil. democratic member of the commitive, Taere in Pennsylvania, toe peopie of all parties unite ia tbe detection 4nd punishment of the murderers. Mr. Patterson asked If tne murders were political murders. Mr. Cameron said they were not political murders, but he believed the murders were committed by democrats. Mr. Thurman asked who had the rignt to S@y thal Ui» offendsrs would not be punished. All the courts in the state were under con- trol of We republicans; the prosecuttag offi- vers, bheriff, aud ali other officers were re. pubiicans, and the laws were made by a republican legisiature. Mr. Gordon said: And all the militia of South Cargiina were colored troops, and arms were only issued to these colored militia men. Mr. Patterson said there were white militia companies who did not draw arms from the state, but furnished thelr own arms, who oe under the acts of incorporation. Tr. re expected from these states in the way of ad- yancing their educational interest until there was au catire change in their state governments. THE TOTAL AMOUNT EXPENDED for last year was #99,150—Virgtuia, 1,050; North Carolina, £8,300; South lina, £5,000; Georgia, $3,550; Florida, 83,700; Ala: bama, $5,500, Mississippi, $11,800; Loutsiana, $2 000; Texas, $1,550; Arkansas, $2,500; Ten- bestee, $14,000; West Virginia, £12,000. WEST VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE have received larger proportionate amounts than any other states, because they have made more effort to foster and promote & public school system. The amounts paid South Carolina, Florida and Louisiana are Peprortionarsly small, because of their failure to foster public education, the idea of the trustees being to help those who help themselves. There are, however, tending ee MILLION CHILDREN = attending the schools. in part supported by the Peabody fund. There will be over one hundred thousand \lollars fordistribution the ensuing year. eee THE EASTERN WAR. e More rane 7 RAGUSA, Angust 5.— festerfiay the Tark. ish garrison at Neum, the Turkish portion of Klek, destroyed the fortifications and em- barked for Antivari. Tnere was a battle yesterday near Trebinje, but no particulars have been Roumasian Cabinet Crisis. BUCHAREST, August 5.—Tne Roumanian resigned. down to 2:23, and the sale was effected. Col. Raseell now resides at the Home Farm, in Massachusetis, and only last week refused $100,000 for the horse. Tae present driver is the man who handled him iu Kansas, Col, Russell sending to that state aad engaging bim.—[Dayion Jowrna. THE INSURGENTS IN Cona.—Tue Curn element in this city are Jinilant over 1 success of their plans for sending a new ex- pedition to the coast of Cuoa. Atarec nt meeting of the Junta a condensed recat lation of dispatches received from the [ni ir gents’camp during the past fifteen mo. h« shows that five distinct consignmen ane and ammunition have been « handed over to the agents of the liberat'nz army In Cuba. The chief proof of tais 1s contained in @ recent dispateh from Gea. Maximo Gomez, who says tnat the insir- gent army is amply provided with ar vs, their only desire at present being to have op band an abundance of ammunition and cer- tain military stores. The Cuban Janta has of late been comp<lled todefer the grant of pecuniary aid to the revolutionary element in Porto Rico on account of the large de- mands which are being coostantly made on their own treasury. The Cubans will shortly have ready for transportation to Cuba the largest shipment of ammonition they have ever attempted to make.—[ NV. Y. Times, 4th. THE ELEMENTS OF SUDDENNESS AND CONTEAST which gives such @ painful was but one day to act, and that was to shape their course to reconcile tha same with the position taken by Hendricks, Like good democrats they bolted their dist: of crow. EX-ATTORNEY GENERAL WiLLIAMS de- Giles that he was removed by the Presivent, and says that his sole reason for leaving the cabinet was that his resources did not allow bim to continue to live in a style beii‘ting that position. He says that bis wife wa: tha recipient of Anonymous letters of the sane «baracter as those received by the other cab inet ladies and at the same period. The ters were said to be of a scan ialous et- ac. ter, and the story was that they were ps.ined Hy Mrs. Williams, and tat the discovery of the fact led to the summary dismissal of Mr. ! Willams from the cabiuet. The article in the Cibeinnati Gazeite repeating this story Which {s said to have been inspired by Mr. Blu‘ord Wilson, gives him the credit for making the discovery. and alleges that tha President was made aware of all the facts. Yesterday morning ex-Attorney Geueral Williams called at the White House and sbowed the article in question to the Presi- dent with the proceedings bad in committee on the subject. The Presideat nounced the insinuations against Mrs. Williams to be entirely devoid of foundation so far as any knowledge of his was concerned, and said it was untrue that any evidence to tnat effect had ever been submitted to him. Tbhurman.—Theo why do you not pont our laws r. Patterson sald they woald have to re- peal all their incorporation law: Mr. Thurman said there was specimen of the legislation in that state. Either these organizations were lawful or unlawful. If unlawful why were they not jnished, and if lawful who made the laws. Returning to his line of remarks asked who was au- thorized to say the laws could not be enforc- ed and the offenders punished. Mr. Patterson said the authorities were trying to punish them. r. Mr. interest to the fate of Mr. and Mrs, Garner, Thurman replied that was all anyone | minister No cause is assigned Willams then went dowa to the capital to | drowned in their own splendid yacht at ibe | oot cht aay ae nat wae all any one “ make jthis statement to the committe, bat | outset of a holiday sail, were not lacking in aaa Sar enane for this action. Was not permitted to do so. PARTITION OF REAL ESTATE IN THR thedeath the otuer at Paris, of Mr. penhelm, one of the richest of Parisian ed. Hs ‘Mr. Patterson said there had been cases bankers. He was still comparatively a where politics had prevented the conviction of offenders. The Big Balleon Jersey. PARKING Rives, N. J., Aug. 5.—The bal- Buffalo over this loon lace at 6:30 DistRict.—In the Senate to day the amend- | young man, the head of a devotedly attach- Mr. Thurman.—The evidences might not | o7¢j morning, by eas ment reported from the Committee on the | @ family, and hehad been plainning a va- | nave been sumticient, a nt ns? aoe oe “Bate Judiciary to the amendment reporter by | The weather 1s Pace han pee mo, Friends. Mr. Patterson.—Oh, the evidence was suil- | fajo” over about’ five miles south of 9 Ti ciep . Berman suameysecuce 2 Me Orgone | Cr. ourman-—toat e imply team. | Mermore aae dns ming. st the ( in th, Dicer oer Colambia wae | 12g out to’ bis beautiful chateau of Brim- tion of the Senator against the oath of the | sation was had with the people ia it. It de- po oregon Tides to all tenante ta owas | borion, called for a glass of iced beer, dra'ik Jurors. 1 prefer to take the jurors’ oath. | Parted Sue sect’ adop! . Lenten i et ianas, it, was selzed with convulsions and & few | ‘There are sometimes ‘cases where it is diffi. ROSSVILLE, N. J., Aug. 5.—The balloon tenements, or heredemen . equitable as | 20urs afterwards died. cult to secure conviction in all sections. If | «Busralo” landed opposite this piace in New Well ae legal, within the District of Colam-| THe AvcUST METEORS —The time for the | ‘is was not true there would be no need of ‘@t 10 o'clock. Nine men Jersey this mornii laws for @ change of venue. and x4 a The morning hour haying expired, Mr. Thurman demanded the regular order. Mr. Edmunds moved to lay the regular order on the table, for the purpose of cousid- ering the pending resolution. Agreed to— yeas 33, nays 17. ‘Mr. Edmunds then moved to take up the orger to print. Agreed to—yeas 32, nays is. Mr. Morton resumed is remarks, and charged that the murders in the south were committed by prominent men, claiming to bia, may be compelled to make or suffer tion of such estate or estates. Sec. 2. t the court in all cases, in decreeing par- tition, may, if it satisfactorily appears that said lands and tenements,or any estate or interest owl Merges Lahgh pen eee loss or iy rested, de- cree @ sule thereof, ‘adds diviston of the money arising from such sale amoung the parties, according to the respective rights and interests. Section 3. Tbat ia all such sales, unless the court shall by spacial anpual display of the Pom pores meteors” is fast approaching. These visitors from the inter-planetary lions commence to enter the earth’s atmosphere about the 6th of Au- gust, and from that time until the 13th are visible in varying numbers. The o1 of maximum display oecurs generally on the bight of the 10th of August. They do not come in such countless multitudes as the November meteors, but their appearance may be relied on with certainty. The August meteors very rarely miss their appointment 5 pac! went on @ tug to Perth Amboy, from whence they will return to Philadelpaia. w Union of Iron and Steel Workers. PITTSBURG, Aug. 5.—The United Soas of Vulcan and Heaters’ and Rollers’ National * be respectable, and done for fat-reaehing | and Steel Workers, thus settling the great Order direct or require, on good cause shown, | on the night of the 10th In each succeeding litical pu; He bad already stated a that the sale be made for cash, the purcnase | year, ani be seen of ail degrees of bcil- - is) < question of amalgamation in the Uaited money shall be payable, one-third da day of oe 4 of beil at neither Tilden or Hendricks, although | States and the Catadas, J. Bishop. of Pittsburg, was elected ident, with eight vice dents from different sections of ine country. The association comprises all the iron and steel makers in the United States and Canada, and is formed for their protec- tion In strik ——_.—___ The ’Frisco Bistiard Match. San Francisco, Aug. 5.—Tne billiard match last night between Slosson and Daly, sale, One third in one year, and one-third in two years thereafter, with interest, tue de- ferred payments to be secured to the parties, according to thetr interest, by good and suf feent mortgage upon the premises so suid, which shall be suject to the approval! of the court. they had written long letters, had referred to the subject. He now made the statement deliberately and emphatically that neither Tilden nor Hendricks dare not denoance the men that committed the mur- derers at Hamburg, in Mississippi; at Coushatta, and at Colfax; because upou the support of these men depended their success in carrying five or six of the southera states, In order that the Senator, who says bi POLITICAL NoTEs.—Next week a letter Witb fiiveen hundred signatures will ba pu: lished in Lowell, Mass., asking Gen. Butler to permit the use of his name as a candidat for Congress from the Lowell district. Hon. Benj. Harrison, of Indianapolis, been unanimously nominated by the repun- Mean state central committee for governor of Indiana, vice Hon. G. 8. Orth, declined. WHAT CONGRESSMEN SAY ALOUT THE Lerrers —The letters of acceptance of Til- eee - | bas no authoritative account of the trar 600 points, French game, was won by Sios- den and Hendricks came in for a full snare | d1 28 pelleved that he will accept. ----Gaiu- | bas no suthoritative cconnt of the trans sing, by 205 of gostip by members of the Senate and | 1, is supporting Hayes and Wheeler, giv- | 8tituents may be informed, it was now House thie morning. Most of the democrats | ing as his reason that they represent the re- | Sought to print thesedocuments, giving oiti- of course endorse both, and while some of the greenback men say the currency uestion ig mere clap-trap and political Jageiery, yet they think that the he taken wi form sentiment of the Liberal movement. THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.—Jadge Jobn- son, of United States Court at New York, bas filed his decision in the Brooklyn bridge See ae oe Clerk toread the letter of Gov. Cua berlain, and the ves me of the Attorney Ce: eral of South Caro! ina. ton iu tend to unite @ll | ease, in which It was sought to obtain an tnc'clements of the party. Tue republicans ir jnnetion restraining the completion of the a regard Hendrick’s letter ia oon- | bridge across the East river, ou the ground t with Tliden’s as somewhat incongra- | that it would obstruct navigation. The ap: plication is denied, as the will by hign deal enough above the water to let everything pass. Qi of ‘tn House @t that port, been conflacated for frauds oa the customs. egies ee A ns county, _amee. Till hold « centennial ‘the 6uis to ‘September, at the Rockville fair grounde. — Jndge B,J; Bomte will deliver the oration, Poth “looked “at peper Sel ennalarcom ents county. dimmy Willies likes what Tildea says A Busted Trust ComMPANY.—The Miners’ about economy. - | Trost ere mo @ savings trast insw- back question, next to that of » | tution, tl eta has a oe, thougoful = sant ene ee 4 2 Fiubarracement is ane the bank has 4 ‘Peter ‘son-1n- 3 itments in iron properties about the ff aia tne | have Dot turned out well. £ + E F ii Telegrams to The Star. THE WAR IN THE EAST. PUBL'O SCHOOLS IN THE SOUTH. PrTO CAUSE 4 WIFr BY LEAVING PROPERTY he asked William Brinckerhoff, leaving all nis case. stated that Mr. Jewett er's office with him Mr. Cox also said that he believed the will to be good, be- cause Mr. Jewett deciarei his intention fore making it, And expressed bis sat Uon doing so. “Bat,” headded, « not take all the property of those childrea from them, and never had any idea of it.” Mr. Cox calicd at Mr Brinckerhoff’s office esterday. Mr. Brine nor! lewett called on bin Sx weeks Ago and wanted the will drawn up means of causing his wifeto eye b: him. Mr. Brine’ to Mr. Cox af at that time, P property.” At this point Cox interrupted, say- no such thing; I simp! n't want these chiidrea if he was gt tthe will. He re- plied. + to be seen. I haven't consulted a lawyer stated that, except thor bad no claim upon Mr. Brincxerhort nthe will, Mr. Cox tb Jewett will contest the w: rn y. m N.Y. Tribus h. Mary Fincey who died a few da: s @ Richmond beggar, &go, leaving @ busvand ous for his bad baits—so the two oad lived apart for years. When @ few charitable neighbors came to lay the body out for burial, @ Bait dozen bags and boxes were found in the squalid room a&ad opened by the carioas vis- itors. In tuem were found costiy laces, mii sewed Silks, brocades, moire antiques anJ other styles in vogue tweuty years ago, be~ sides some $4,000 or $5,000 In gold aca car rency. The busband was provably the mos: surprised person in Kichmond at tule w looked-for discovery, but he promptly a: nounced that be wouid treat the old lady to & first.class funeral, which he did by the aid of a bandsome burial casket, forty hacks an imposing headstone for the grave. Th: be gathered ip the remaining ducats—being the only helr—and betook himself to the Hot Springs of Virginia, «where, formed by the local pavers his intention of spending t ———— . It IS PREDICTED in several quarters tbat the Centennial exhibition will result in an immenee trade in agricuitural implements made in the United States. South Ameri- can countries, whose people have observed these implements, are expected to be large customers. Very favorable reports of the Tecent tests of mowers and reapers been sent home by South American ob- servers, apd it is thought that the sale of hese implements in Brazil and the Argen- tine Confederation, as well as elsewhere, Will ip consequence be largely increased. One enthusiastic letter-writer on the subject says that “our manufacturers ean easily get li the orders they want in Brazil and the Argentine Republic, without apy fear of English competition.”” There is no British display of these articles at the exbibition, Ubough the Canadians make excellent ex hibit.—[ Phila. Record. AN ENGLISH BARONET, Sir Simeon Hevry Stuart, wrote a letter to his daughter d another Miss Blandford, and by mis- take misdirected the envelopes. Consequent~ ad handed to her missive gontainiog such passage My own Darling—I wasso pleased lo see you last night. How good of you to come ‘over! I do love having you here, dearest. It seems so nice whea | Wake up to be able to s&y to myself ‘I shail see my darling to-day.” Waoat snali ido woen you are gove, dear? It is so Wearying then to know that I shail not see you for days; but it will not be for long, will it? You will come to me @gain, and soon.” Sir Simeon, Upon disesveriug bis blander, telegraphed to bis daughter to burn Lue lettur, but he was too late, and is now belog used ina divorce sult. Two MEN WITH BLACKEN&Y FACES pre- sented themselves ai the front dour of a house in & little town near Madisos, Wis., from which the family was absent, tue other day. The servant girl partially opeved the door and asked them what they wanted, to which they replied that they had been seat to repair the furniture. She expressed her doubts of this, when they burst open the door and passed into the house. She ran toa back Toom and procured @ gun, with whieh, meet- ing them just as they were entering a bed chamber, she Knocked one of them down. The other cut at ber with a large knife, sev - ering two of ber Singers. She attacked him — the yyy vigorous figh it basty retreat. Such a girl as that ougut to A YounG HUSBAND’s SoRkow.—M! Rolliett, @ young blacksmith, was @ congenial young gentleman Franee who sceompanied her in and said that she was not A THIEVES’ BURROW a MP. Hartford Times says: We mentioned a few Gays ago the arrest of @ father, fod two sons in eld for theft. mia Ridgen: looking for them, and have driven them into an almost impenetrable sw: soath west Of the village where 11 is believed the bro ners. have @ burro’ Hovs-Tor HARgMosy BY STEAM Pow: r. Winaos, pow sqjourniog at New, . RL, whose house stands on a bill, is about to erect on 1 @ steam organ of immense power, whose notes wil! be heard for miles around It ts to be |, for the comfort of Mr. Winaa's near ndors, that be will a a — —— — musician, asthe 6 8 or ele ot etgne, by steam mentary exercises in the , WH scarce; H i E Be is E i i | ti i i af i | he two wan work ope day.” do at the same time. peace soul went to his edatie't9 O.8 alan so