Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1878, Page 1

YELLOW FEVER. » THE EVENING STAR. ® E ’ Hts 8; im Mem PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, Sears pe eae te een: wate > AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, again aud ‘the fever continues to spread. Pennsylvania Avenue,corner Lithstreet ‘arcely an hour passes but some well-known BY fiiizens are reported taken down, and as they e E i iz to it ey ‘th The Evening Star Newspaper Company, fears are Cateriained thet they <a eee S. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't. od Terry which suit remaias a de- Thr Eventxe fan is served to subscrivers in q monster in our midst " city by carriers. on thelr own account. at 10 | mats forenoon W. W. ieteher, cashier of or week, or 44 cents per month. Cop es at al rag re unter, 2certs each. fy mall—postage pre~ Sa y ar : ear, j : 60 cents a month; one yi q 4 voluateer phy- Phe WEERLY STAR pubéshed on Friday—$2 a sician from Arkadelphia, Ark. was strlekea year. pos’ age prepaid. 10 copies for $15; 20 coples + late last night. From yesterday noon year pe noon to-day 2s deaths have oecarred, What ‘Se Al! mail subscriptions must be paid inad- | ie = to-day ‘ ave ‘oernt * Seas ce paper vexit fonaer ths id tere Vu 52 Ne 7 95: hich were reported this morning. Among ~"Rates of advertisiug made known on appll- | —e. ee > ard wo o7 B those who have died since last nf q WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1878. TWO CENTS. | cps Siena nel known cir steward: Sot tha Sally s a 3 v. EC a i = = ——— Slater, and Kev. J. 1 > Cat c « SPECIAL NOTICES. | THE EVENING STAR. | T° District Three Sixty-five Bonds. | DISINFECTING THE RIVER FLATS. priest; whocame troia Nastvilie S show tes i = —— = LETTER OF THE U. 8, TREASURER. } = =o 7 8. egTams 8 Star, jo to, GLORIOUS REVIV AT No ab: some: ee Treasurer Gilfillan last evening mailed the Acres of Festering Sewage and City . . r x | Ghat Mevival 10-N1eH? “Come ana teva: | Washington News and Gossip, | ‘Uowingtetter: ais } condition iseritica’ a The Youne Bv3 Ker. THOMAS HAR POU RE WEGNC OSE): Wasninarow, Sept, 3th, 3ef8. | TA ee eee mentoned the tarts AUSTRIA'S DILEMMA. a Co eee SON, conduc pene Ae SES GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.—Internal Gentlemen:—I am in receipt, by reference | Col. Sharp, of the Baltimore and Poicinac a . fae oe ene We EVERY JOURNEYMAN TAILOR tN | revenue $517,103; customs, #610 749. from the Secretary of the Treasury, of your | Railroad, had made complaint to Health Of | eF Teports show esigner In the matinery line. Worn he Distaer cra ScUsone letter of the 12th instant, in which you refer to | ficer Townshend of a most intolerable stench | Ry? deaths to dal returned trem Europ | {o < Hally Ne. 432 7.) sucor cu SATURI)Y. | SUBSCRIPTIONS fo the four percent. loan to | Cettain statements mide by the attorney | from putrid matter in the river south of the | A GRAVE ROBBER CONVICTED At Baten Rows ing tor the > — aE ES av SECRETARY ScHUKZ SPEECH to be dey afforded by the District wt Columbia three pane rossing the bridze ree coms imes pote ee the fever was de- nA —S sENING = ASE eS ae fl i cht wi i -five bonds, and you there make the fol | made smell producing vor as ever, the sit ee Ae SS DU NPEGERI OEENENG |) Ta Se ee cor ered ig, Cinclnaat! to mozro might mse | fowiog inquiries: 1 Whatistheamouncot the | IDE Se. | saris “| SPORTS OF THE TURF iio were 2 a coals UN Y ae : sue of these securities? 2d. Whether the: HE STAR also mentioned that the health . va eke Seem en take fe (oy Ginary sizedmewspsyier) are exempt from taxatlon? 31. Win pro. ofticer made an examiuation as to the cause | manber of Case 3. ae 3 pay eate IF At the departme ook: rtionate amount is odicall: ved {2 of the nuisanee, its extent, & nd ia his re- . ge - pep fe y NE See eee SSS NCES = oft wank, (he department clerks who knocked | the creation of a sinking fund? | | port tothe District Comuissiouers $4 at , SPEECH BY LORD DUFFERIN i api penal enim emma woke! 5° PRIN NOTICE OY tournament, actually attend, the. yellow fever | witigh, rhe amount of ‘the bonds in question | he had found a deposit of something: like fecal "dst. Loris. sept. The Ohlo 5 Having just returned from Paris, I am cabeundersigned. Treasurer of @rine> George, | fund will be Increased quite handsomely. the Grovisioes ol aan joint tea ation Of Gon dred yards ‘along the south wall af the eause: fbet Found Louse ‘and the Atlssourl cat ane Lowa ee CONS Washington, D. D) SECRETARY EVANTS has accepted an invita. | fTESS, approved Maren Lith. 18:5, the Ray forming a crust varsing iu thickness | FOREIGN AFFAIRS. foundry works at East St. Louis, were burned sa and THURSDAY Oct ber gt and ga. 1878; fr the | thon from a large number of prominent gente | thisdate there has boon Ra charee froma thas | the wall and rivingand seine wihthe tice, | Petermann. the G Lancasten, XH. Z—-The Lancaster a ingten who owe faxes to sid countye All who fall | Men in New York to make an address there. | figures in the amount outstandine, and remaining nearly stationary, being hed | petermenn Sep yc house, with its stable and outbuildings, owned a Kiso pfinexsectment of __ | tuscttie will be subject to-cost ofievy and oche. | The speech will be delivered in about ten | Second. The act whieh authori by the river weeds and grass, the power of the | pote hone Well Known German geo: | and run by Lewis H. Cc KID GLOVES LACSs and EMBROIDERIES, | expenres that may ocenr. days. enacted th: curre) ifticien ito rapher, who it was announced yesterday | morning. Most of the furnit Feat tiie utemting oF badion is reapecttally a> WILLIAM A. JARBOE, ae erect ped ie tires eae ENG aN Guu chen pete oer —~ & ot | ad suflered a stroke of apoplexy, is dead. The loss is estimated at $1.0"), a a8 cov. wired. ates yee ser27 Bt Collector and Treasurer. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, to the | municipal authority,” (IS katutes, 120)” °” | Itas nauseating In the extreme amd injarious Prussian Loan. ered by insurance. The cause of the fire is z a6: ‘Distrecte ig WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 21, 1878, | credit of Chinese embassy, has been deposited third, No proportionate amount has yet | to health, and stated that there could be no The Pall Mall Gazette hasa Berlin special | U2know reyS0-tr 62i and 693 Rog REARE ER, Eptron: Fieasé pabtisn the fol- | in the San Francl:co sub-ireasury, and a tole. | Deen set aside for the creation of a sinkiag | permanent remedy other than by dredging, | SA3!NR: “Erussia intends to issue a loan to FS Eig st PTEMBEK 21, 1875. bits edly inquired how my father’s estate Gramntc transfer of this accouut to this city | fund for the vedemption of this loan. The | butasa temporary relief he recommended a | COEF a deficit in the budget. ner ad by the Bast pesteen eextied 12 relation tothat portion of his | bas been made. authorizing act which pledged the raith of tie | liberal sprinkling: of disinfectantson the sur. | Austria's Troublesome Occapatton. | ai just. aid weit on 4 ° i res) el ‘able ins tons Soa d |, contemplated that | face. ing, requisition | 8 jal dispatch to ? p “aph 1 ms bh . Lgeatiaih haere Talis As yetso And out hew itis hat¥a,dovet ne | _ PERSONAr.—Ex-Doorkeeper Polk is now a | provision should be made forts ultimate te. | Darrelsof Carter’sdisinfectantwasmadeupon | fom Vienna says: "The approach of bad | Water and the sremen First opentog of new styles estate has passed into the bandsof Father #. Walter | resident of Kansas City. ....Tom Jenks, hus. | demption; but I am not advised that the Com. | the District Commissioners for the purpose | Weather, which has set in in various quarters, | S!nd idly by and see the property destroyed. DIES, MISSES AND ©) Ss vnacecutted for, which sain T am told by him | hand of the Mrs. Jenks’, is reported to be in | M{Ssloners of the District of Columbia have | stated. and the'faci that large bodies of insurgents | A large lot of valuable lumber, one locomo- LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S HO- | ‘that he holds. and 1 am to know nothing of.7 1s | thecity.. ‘The general supposition is that ha | {tke apy steps looking to the ereation of a A THOROUGH INVESTIGATION. are retiring towards Novi Bazar, cause tne | 8 and terder, and several new freight a ght, JoStice to the pa: ty in interest (his son): galt | hassome sort of a position under the govern. | WKingfund. . The publication of this report and recom. | Austrian to entertain grave apprehensions, | (2! ere also destroyed. The o-lzin of the niente giana hi wanten etn om peraition. Yours, &c., | hast Hereafter, however, all expenditures for the | mendation was read by the citizens of South | Many of the insurgents now assembied iu the | ! che a now estimates ~~ and @erman goods. - 2 Sa District of Columbia will be made under sec. | Washingion and the railroad officers with | Novi Bazar district, have servedin the reguiar | #5200. T pt tusuraice has uot 3 TS DAGMOF LIKE cares, Dispeps A Boston Conscience QuickeNgp.—The | Hon three of the act of June. Uth. 18:3, upon great Interest an thove best aequataied with \ man army and are known to have a for been ascertain a is . a * es S passe rine Secreta he col "1 ne ri P 16 a inl ob to =e. - DOUGLASS", One bottle wilt do more than two used to. Ituever | Secretary of the Treasury this day received an | Treasury, uvmitted by the Commissioners ct | Conclusion that the examination of the Heath | IL Will be sale ty Withdram ane conn | The New York State Conventions, sey 20-tr Sth and F streets. SN ern te enecue wel Genuine atthe | anonymous communication from Boston, | ihe District of Columbia, and allirmed by Coa. | Oflicer had not been extended. far enous Lumber of troops from the province as loz as LATFORM OF THE REPUBLICANS, = nau pone Se T, A. COOK. Mass., enclosing $1060 to be placed to ihe | gress. Action thereunder cannot, of course, | Further information was communicated to | Novi Bazar is ocenpied by an imposing hosti After our report of the pre tazso” the » Is now constantly in receipt of the latest => HAYWAED & HUTCHINSON. credit of the cons e fund. be anticipated; yet these estimates may here. | Ue Heaith Oflicer as to the exient of thister- | force. On the other hand, bad weather has | NeW York republican conve in Syracuse snow constantiy tn recetPt of is ED & HUTCHINSON, ue clea SiGe IEG rie Una rorco " ahappropr ation fo garry cus tue | ble nulsince gver the Mats. below the Long | overtaken the army of occupation ere. the closed yesteray resola- ties ssp t ee aaraA 7 a id Sama A le in the ac! zg 20, 1874, esday tha cer procee: work of spe jon can be sidere 01 epoited a * Wir apmeaiance In tue Barcyran $17 NintTH STREET NoRTHWEST, ox.—The Merchant ange Relief com- Vetere Sd Te ar a a eee, | CoRmenCek ie ee ered 8 | Crahe pation mn KONNETS and ft Mi: LINERY @a (Near the Avenve,) miitee of St. Louis, has appr TL asurer U.S. vhole locality and was astounded at the | jugated, but a very portion of of the public debt, h ater- Goods: with Fi = the proposed commission to Broad street, pdition in which he found these flats. The ‘k yet remains to be ac ests of business, no jess th: mighted gp and Ver Ww 2 | , Have S00giste sfantels in stock, and empior a | yellow fever epidemic. and u of | eral ob sin the way faith of the republic, demaud that there shall & fe force of chanie rid isis is oda organization and 2 . ‘geon Gene . THIS SEETHT MASS OF CORRUPT! } a L ig the winter, pre- 10 Step ekward ponement of Cee ae ee POEs Ree Scenes at the White House. ig, south of the wall near. the Ge : itaing more than | SPecle resumption hack ay te p a NT cae Vow Ca aroe Gee nan | CUMENNEION At OU 77 ONE SEES TH as titted Into.a sort ot | 2 Umited number of men 4 n the sphere of me peered lore talon fox ait stsee 0} with a large foree of mechanics in thelr ssvera' A CONTRADICTION.—Statements have Ge poe sou ibe oh ' | authorities, it will requins a ic rong fare i sof alee Furnace, Bi nee Biove, Tin | cently been published that on the recent Seduodiing do, Hadid ee eee | ) bar the passage from Novi: Bavatr, where tl = 5 peste telah aca ahaa eof the President to Minnesota there were oc: | aiblity. A stray visitor or two took aloole at | | comin nn ore PosniowaBLe MOLLINERY. lec currences of such a disagreeable character on Bol come tet | | on a | — j=» THE BEST SUMMES DRINKS, the part of Gen. Le Due, the commissioner of ca did: s ititie Me | Temes ie its ti Mrs. C. V. SMITH having Just returnet fom | >> = agricultufe, who accompanied him, that the eldeits relies Gee nee | Neo veraInet seid efforts and the FALL OPE NiNGS, RY MILBURN'S POLAR SODA, og | Pfesident expressed his wish that the commis. has found plenty of work to deo, ene ot oe | noned to renewes Band a full assortme S With Ice-cold Yea, Coffee and Chocolate, at 1429 | 5; should leave the party has found plenty of work to do. t | yes at stg mong i, invites her 2oy ‘Penusyivania avenue, ea "a " learned that he is back are eo: , the 3 tin mulations of excremeat . tion of Ate jase Peeida Sea patrons to iaciag teen ter would be removed from. office. 1 pare pee 8 | of By ted with someot the best Miltnery Estab- | This T SODA is unrivalled, jy5-tr missioner Le Due himself and Mr-Rogers, | erind an put river from t one noWNE oe S crind and without river from tl | er rendered the markt un lishments fn this and Baltimore City, feels sare | eee ees paryate ec retary tothe President, deny the | seemed to have fu | nse, and While all the sales she Will give satistsction, | Call and see, ARLOW’S GALLERY OF FINE | “Ul! of these statements, ks’ sleep after two days spent in rantin ent Current holders present pretensions sep8-toctlo* 618 9th st., opp. Patent Om, B ARTS. Tue MEMNERS OF THE Cuts: Byrn iis eyes. Charley Loefifer, the Presidears inston channel to carry it down | Merely represented by ol", per ounce. AHGAINS 1825 Pennsylvania Avenue. upon the oceasion of their presentation to SLC ULUL MITE Ee DOUEAE the WEGEs GD Pele neon DapAIela eee ee i potahees Pecatder 3 . te sent z cards of all tints and ail degrees of ¢ ii songs ee weeds and grass which exieu A strike against a reducii vages i Be = ON TERE, EXHIBITION AND You 8A President to-morrow, will be clad in th pescror dirtiness” Reoresaty Eva Walced | South of the ridge to neatly opposite the | colored cotton faciorics at Raneiie Pirie. paneme ae le SE » Puotogray : in with a portfoitd under h gli atl grounds, a Whole spacesome 2.) | ton, and Unsworth hasended ia a coniprom nroe county, was Fromee in’ Russia Lesther, Fire Git, Veivet, | IT 18 CONSIDERED LIKELY that the successor | Ht Nad something to communiea’e eoucernin peda There is anepen | Supplies for England’ iynoming maybe - y . z ¢ the As S! our 83 > betwee! farsi England's Indian Army ly nominated for of the court ee Ei cr cat, co ainenets caleae WHE, | SBC Nickin. 10x Poromssine ans Miniacares, cf Hen. Edward McPherson as chief of the | tons: Mecreeny Sere eae ea, Pela le perhaps, wrhrenieoveeeg euadied | Wis reporied that an order has been Is is. The convention then adjourned JAS. H, VERMILYA, All tbe New Styles of Veivct and Sik Frames, | Bureau of Engraving ard Printing, will be | his foi his arm. It eouid Sof water, where there is no | f0F{he dispatch of 10.00) water pr 610 Oth st., opp. Patent Oe, Shae srames Gt all kins for Portraits, Lana | Col. Irish, the present As< stant Chief of the | not) sed what the objec. of | current at all,and these deposiis appear to | 324 5)'0) blank PLATFORM OF THE DEMOCRATS. Ladies’ BOUTS and SHOES fo order at | Scapes, &C., made toorder, Old ‘rames Hogiit. | Bureau, and if it turns out so there will be | his visit was. ‘The Atiorney General wail bave bucked up with the tides, and there they | “fs are also The New York Deme Convention See mation mais agit wuretes ere ee ee Cones vate = in the air. ov er from the Departinen Justice across nain, eats asioe Hee water and re ILEINOIS RAC Sewer de day. astus: tt packed, packed, i = Aka he Way. The vi rod 1 ining on the flats at lowtide. Thi e a] CES. FOCKS WBS rman. andevery, Kind Of ORNAMENTAL | Pent workmen, ot a seeriatad,y | @ EX SENATOR CAMERON ON THE Pourricat. | tilled with {hoses Be aoe Sule Toms Were | Tosco i & sespool, covered. itl, ae pale Trotting at Quine series of resolutions was adop' yoo FEATHERS el atid manufactured at cae | Bilngh Git and Copper Wire (plata and twisted.) | sirvaTios.—Ex-Senator Simon Cameron, who ning abxiously now and then at the Pres; | Scum, aud although not so thiek with Bith, y, Tu aie Gainey races | the platform adopted in isi4 and siz; de- Saneclts United States Patent Oflces mysstr” | 8: was also in Baltimore yesterday, stated tuat | dent's deor as it was opened to let some one THE STENCH 1S SING “Bhe atiend- | Carine gold and silver coiu and paper con- 3 : : Paintings Lined, Creancd and Restorsa by | the greenback sentiment. prevails in the min. inand some one out. To while away the time | and dangerous to health. The south winds, ‘i veri ible inte coin the only currency of the as =Se =e = AN work done on the premises ard gearsnreed | INE and ofl regions of Pennsylvania, but he | {hey Walked up and, down a ad their | Which have been quite prevalent this pemamns Foe eps Lowands aperie BOOKS AND STATIONERY. | equattoaaytouse in the country, and pricesas iow, | {hinks that the republicans will carr AHO GUC a orn ioe a this polluted air over the city, and has “ debt; a tatill for re ype as : Sea eatids wishing work doug dy sending now | in the fall. ‘The greenbackers will mae | 4%, the eudors ts_ thereon catised much sickness in South Washington in | beck second, ste agbe dhggtninen TEW BOOKS. by mail wil! meet wich prompt atteation, larger inroads in the demeeratic than in the | P* 'y beards and w the form of low fevers. The wild oats and | Groesbeck fourt m1 partwership with B N ee Fepublioal distticts, “The repabticen nary | Have come down from Cumberland weeds are {nll of this matter, and prevent its | and Lady Groesbeck the sixth. Time, 2-2 ion or aN A party representing that behas worked for me | Peing the chainpion of honest money it iy | vite the President to their fair, i eseape with the tide, and it is probable that In the free trot for all, Hopeful, Great East- fraud, a “ih? uF 28 2 5 eou ill supply fewer followers q tema a siouch hat | seweis ha ccumulating there for many ¢ Straight heats. Time, 2 ig ats Enpostery SaKt Bhai newse: wore 105 on Witt io tle greenback movement than the demo, make arrange ents: for an | months, fie Gece po . ea atd ae The oe heat a one hail 0 i i. B.—No connection with any other frm. party. He expects the republican pacty ie a winians, who | " Y FOR THE EVIL second better than Goldsmithmaid ma be : ats teenie er — sik # to hold 1S own and perhaps wain at the 1 it be bere to-morrow or Monday to solicit | appearsto be be a channel through | this track in. Isvo. : oe vin, by D'Anbig me, How comMpee NS Justi elects est the people Will have ree 2 # ie aa at ois ure Ae ue fee 40 sins Bulg Boy jorsree heats. aes _ sued. 9 @ & SON, y ed their senses, and the repul d F iia i e Georg? 2:32 and 2:30) 2 aie! d. a : ROT oe) 26-17 FES Screnthstenvie. | G0° ae aad will receive endorsement a the President telling bim he d i This | pecs Sate re dd —— = 7 dentian elec ‘The greenbac i be possible for him to leay. cont (Basp.—Five hundred and LICATIONS. ee os Sutin keen rue preenba beio.e the early part of November. A oue ‘As iis now the ing rane— | Wonngn mmlerants arrived Nemorday fn'the LEATHER TRUNK WITH CANVAS COV3B, | in some localities Soa en pomge si a mom ebband flow of the | aud F under charge of Mr. Ni rpg ge 5 asa national party. 1. Hayes’ regiment, waits patiently | Lot matter floats, in ‘Th | number. Hai mg and enue ALso, i al party in achait nearthedoor. To imake | Ee SS ye eee (lnc 4 was buried HAENESS, ee GoyeRNor WADE Hampton has made no icture comp'ete, Co}. DYA!, s | coves, where it reniains. Oa the flitsb-low | The track, on account of the recent rain, was Big Send meet tai a eitu ait took formal proposition to the government that the ropes te Roe op reas eae ae ae bridue, Gre, Gis OF seven wrecked lulls of slow. “ wv English, icke! ver and G 10 G24. pollecti : ; igs he] a e the hands | leng boats, fast in the mud. These are tilles < + aglish, i ; Se cutu a aa ecneurevendn fax lu tip state administration, and his determination | With a thick mass of green slime, ata. are WESTERN ITEMS. hang tn gem | TRAVELING BAGS, BATCHELS, ac., &c. | Of South Carolin siould be turned over to | to stick to Washington until he secures enough of themscives to breed a pestilence A Lady’s Suicide morace the Mormon faith The if he si spon i) a = said Z ic. . porace fe ormou faith. ties Be An immense variety of stylee atequally low prices, | for the amount of thet pete ° redre THE WORK OF DISINFECTING. NATH, Sept. 27.—The wife of Steph hip that brought out recruits for bi rear De cae qian Haum a few ays azo, sugested that Cov. | RFFECT OF TUE ACR FORDIDDING tHe Use ofthe er, proceeded to sirew fifteen children, procured her, husband's razor. ‘ie convert to Mormonism may, pechaps, Phe Supbie'Repatation, by cag. PS a Reet street northwest, excellent, ce Such a proposttt m could ot The embarrassments growing out of the act these flats and finding ir fuscticieut eet ie | cut her threat from ee ear tale eaean upon the subject he sald; “The Dat ore Seek Soot ae fe. “For sae By oda le ernment. The laws have fixed a tax for | f Congress of June 13, 1878, prohibiting the | '€?, barrels more, making twenty-live alto- the floor. in this condition the lady was dis- | passage Was paid, so, be gobs, I thougut I'd tr pdonaetices aud Be Es HUN BROS.. Bepairing. internal revenue, and di how that | use of any part of the army of the Unitea | S¢'#er Which were distributed from boats to | Covered by her husband. who had been callei | come anyhow.” All the emigrants sepld-tr_ Booksellers and Stationers, 1035 Pa. sv} rronks and Harness thoroughly repatrad, ana | tax shall be collected. Nothing but an act of | States asa posse comitatus for the purpose of | tere ee eae bun ee ne doudt be a | from work by his little boy. Scuu el shes eee eecaen ae LL THE NEW BOOKS. ‘Trunks covered at low rates. feld-tr_ | Congress can change that method. Governor | executing the laws except as expressly au. | Devine nescritce tee tee, emporaty. | Mr. xeilow Sever in Kentucky. Sereda ee ay a . ss NEW DEPARTURE: Hampton, if such a proposition could be enter- | thorized by the Constituti Y Ue | OUD S: aS Wore ee ca eeung Over the | | According to the latest advices the yellow hoid articles. |The wharf was littered with Battie on Boblie ay ‘acker. $2.50 A tained and should be granted, would probably ETeESeR Ne Go beak # on oF acts of Con- ee botany any he ever experi | fever has broken out at Guthrie, Ky. Mr. | UD Pots, pans. buckets and kettles. Many of xy. Edward Kzgies‘on, 150 draw on the state treasury forthe amount of | fress lave riously crippled the opera- 2 Brauch, a prominent merchant. died 72 hours | them had bedding, and several_carried boxes 00 Z Money which the department should state as | Uonsol the government in the ordinary ad- “= from the time of its appearance. His clerk | Of carefully-tended flowers. The gangway "250 — due for internal revenue taxes, and then leave | Prasat OF Justice, that the subject was wages of the Plague. died 48 hours after. “Mr. Curtis, the depot | Wa8 dangerously steep, aud, encumbered #8 AE the, manufacturers of tobacco ‘and the whisky | P none, ea roe attention oe ees Cabinet, yes THE SITUATION AT MEMPAIS. agent, died yesterday with black vomit. aw lg the Ss in almost every atotseties trom tue Fen 30 WILLET & LIBBEY, eree GIONS who desired an authorized interpretation of | 1% Memphis yesterday forenoon the Howard Lord Dufferin. assisted. ‘Th@ Mormons start to-day lor tae Piisges and Village Lite, Bs. Kegioston.. 1495 RIMGE PASCHAL, collector of customs at | bis duty in the premises. This has been mad; | 4*S0ciation sent another batch of nurses to TORONTO, ONT, Sept. 27.—Lord Dufferin | west.—[.V. ¥. Sun, <oth Bose Kcepina in oud Virginia and hor sist | 7 Corpus Christi, Texas, has been removed, and | 15 eniore fhe ieee Seats CaN Tea | Renn aid DearS ae, Golerviuc, | fete or Ottawa, this foreacon. 22 aspeech | sponrs or tae Tere.—Th , tates. : 17 Sant Mo Johnson, deput ; and laws an punish criminals. 1 ur, Ala. Drs. O. D. Bartho!: | before the society of artists his excellenc: . ie Tcre.—The American - Boor se “ie Sania aa. is 500 | Corner Sixth strect and New York avenuc, tontac appoint . iby Gallestor at San An. Secretary McCrary cited two cases recently | 9mew and G. D. Tucker have been detailed by | Said: “Some few weeks ago I had the goo lion 1ace, 134 miles, at Louisville, Ky., Peers _ Gone bert Sidney Jonnsion. 500 See uea referred to him tor Special instructions > | Dr. Mitchell, medical director of the Howard | fortune ‘o meet his excellency, the governor | @4Y, as won by Bramble, Camuite F ‘second, Oia sii 3 — ComMaNDeR T. 0. SELFRIDGE, U.S. N.,re- | _ 12 Arkansas the United States marshal a>. | Association, to attend the sick in the suburbs | Of the state of New York, aud I then sug- | Wafficld third, Momentum fourth, Day Star Bomis. 60 ports the arrival of the U.S. st Ent ealed to the commanding officer at F of Memphis, Pat. W Connell, the well-known | gested to him an idea which has been long | fifth, Pomeroy sixth, Bergamot seventh, Me- % a K -8. steamer Enter | Concho for a military escort to protect him in | cetective of the Southern Express Company, | present tomy mind, that the governments of | Het hth, Solicitor ninth, Fairy Queen sepl3-tr 911 Pennsylvania ave WH HAVE OPENED A NEW YARD, Le ne panes his command, at New York on | the arrest of an alleged murderer, who hai | died ve: lay. Marcus Jones, chairmaa 0! New York and of’ Ontario, Canada, should | tenth: time 2:14! The ou ‘and an eighth te the 26t! PIECES nineteen days from Para; ofi- | taken refuge in the Indian territory. ‘tne | the Odd ows’ relief committee, is slowly | combine to acquire whatever rights may haye | Me Was won by Water Witch, Lucifer, the QoHoor Booxs. OPPOSITE OUR PRESENT YARD. eres oor et oe Surveys on which he | request was referred to General Ord, who de- | Cohvalescing. been established against the public, and to | fVorite, second, Adveuture third, Tom Sayres IBLIC ' ic . tof rther vi rs i ‘ 0 Washington for spec! wenty sailors of thi S St. } lic erhational park, not, a. | Wen by King Wiilia ave Moo ci PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOL BOOKS AT Where we will Keep on hand a large lot of iurther gervice with the exception of slight re- | instructions. The other case was the apotica, lying St the head We Jackeon ae ate | erated or in any Wway sophiiatieated by The | Wheeler third, Tolom st time 405 sens SEE TONRS BATES CHEAP LUMBEE, pairs required to machinery. tion of the United States marshal of ‘Texas to | vessel because there were some casevol fevue | Puy efforts of the landscape gardener, but | ltendanee was very The v. of the Atl the new Misceliauoous and Law Books re. Mn. McConnert, whom ex-Doorkeeper Fitz. | (ol; Shafter for troops to assist him ia arrest. | on board. At the 7th street Protestant Or. | Carétuily preserved in the picturesque ‘and | {taliion stzke was #7525, Including the Wood. Spricton's “Handy Volume ‘Novels, vrankiia Suitable for all cheap work, hugh says he put upon the soldiers’ roll of the | dition to invade Mexico. “Lhis reqanee ses Te endemic’, chuldren have been | Tatty fala out by the hand ol aerure. "orice | wou by teen ienetks . * ~~» Bramble Library and Harper's Hair Howe series House of Representatives of his own volition, | also declined and referred to Washingtoa. ia Kk yomit, but not one death oc. | Could have been more gratifying or gracious Iclumbus, Ulito, the contested trotting always on hand. z | and against whose appointment Fitzhugh al. | Beth cases the efforts of the civil re ‘om noon to 6 p.m. 20 deaths were | than the response which his excellency, the | ut was decided in favor of Belle W. H. & 0. H. MORRIBON, VA. PINE BOARDS, all lengths, per 100 tt. $1.00 ee fudge Holman. Ind., protested, denie 1 paralyzed. Sbroue wine @3 y ed and 120 cases, 37 9 ich originated | £0Vernor of New York, was good enough to Brassfield, wi ne in firstand Deck Wright 4 = : , . = an tile at Fitz. he posse us Ci zt prior s 2: venty. ti S i yer Ssuspe: t Rie Rotainciann Gan eekviowsee VA. PINE SIDING, per 100 fe0t......cs00-+ LOO | hugh s recent beta ances Set fornia Ki | also mentioned in. which AROLDFODER Sato | howesupia Enron Ey aged me to hope that shou sitting conser: | Wednesday's uniinished ace, was Won augSt-tr 475 Penn. acenne._ | ya, PINE BOARDS, 16 feet long, per 100 ft. 120 | debied to Judge Hoiman for his place. Judge ities Wwauld be unable to enforce the neutraiity | to the Doard of heaith, 129 of which were in. | Dity present itself he and his goverament | bY Alex. S. ou the seventh heat, in 2:53, TI OMAN’S WORDS —An Original Review Holman, iva card, says:—“The appointinent | WS, 1 all cases where the people are on | cluded inthe oficial report and 12 omil might be induced if not to take the initiative | Winners yest were Nettic C., best time Ce ae eam kiview | VA. PINE JOIST, med’m lengths,per 100‘t. 1.25 | Was made in my presence and at my earnest | the side of the offender the authority of the | they dating prior to September 23. G in the matter,at ail events to co-operate heart- | 25), aud John H., best 1 26's. Literature, Education, Industry, Philanthropy, - request. Mr. McConnell entered upon the du. | Vt! ment appears to be rendered powerless. | total of cases ¥,6¥5. On Wednes: ‘a dei ily with our own in carrying out such a p ~The winners at the S 8 trotting races Social Hoform apd Government’ Also. af VA. PINE FLOORING, per 100 feet 1.60 ties of the office and remained on the soldiers’ runes Was not finally disposed of by | negro patient on Dryades street rushed out of | 85 I have sketched.” Thursday were P, best time 2:29; fal record of ws if men are doing to advance the | pupLAR, %, No. 2 per 100 feet. 2,00 Towner remained in Congress. On the fe Het ieee yaeretetrod toauthor- | his house and up the street, pursued by half a Adiawe Bae Darby, best time Fead ons good womawe pa “Pubiched ITE PINE SHINGLE! 00. MeConnell eee tome nae kena oe Mr. | of the neutrality laws: bet pecs ont ae iedibeweasa an NG pen cap Cixcisxarn Sepe, me hevis Se roe iore: Tue Hus: Ov NINE WIVES SENTENCED, Bontniy” Pico, per ear, ‘$12 sugie copies, ‘9 | WH i 8, per 1, 2.50 | moved and another oldier appointed in his application to Washington for authority toact | was seized with black vornit ndings land state that the trial of Dr. Carlisle and F. Adolph Hoffman. aias| Eckstein, alias cer, Publishers, tian Lewin Sara odrews Spea- | WHITE PINE PALINGB, dressed, 4-4 and Place. I immediately wrote to several of the | !8 *¢auired, and a delay necessitated. It is | immediately. A young German sit in a | &:,Minor, for robbery of graves, resulted ia | Hausswan. alias Berger, raat upiabors, are Thctess Suan Lewis, aan: prises ssssuserssesenee 2,60 | Members of the House of Kepresentatives in | UCt improbable that instructions will be is- | house near the scene of the capture was very | th¢conviction of Minor and the acquittal of | Said sternly, °° you have pleaded guilty to two age ‘. re his behalf, and soon after Mr. McConnell | S¥éd authorizing commanding officers to act | low, and, hearing the tumult, spran; ‘ot | Carlisle. | Minor will be sentenced to-day. As | indicemenis for bigamy, found upon the eom- . : ; wrote to me that he had been restored to the | Without previous authority from Washiugios, | Led'and died instantly. Miss "Helen Proctor, | 0008 the verdict was rendered Dr. Cariisie | Pisint of two or four of your wives. Five = THE ABOVE LUMBER 18 ALL GOOD. soldiers’ roll, and he is still, as Tam informed, | 324 uron their own responsibility, when they | one of the belles of New Orleans society, and « | Was Tearrested for stealing the body of Mrs. | other women that you have wronged, I under- = GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. on that roll.’ The statement of Fitzhugh that | 8€ 10 possession of evidence satisfactory to | niece of Gen. Beauregard, died of the fever | / ease from the Ravenna cemetery. stand, have been heard frcm, m: nine in 7B = told him that Idid not desire thi themselves that the neutrality laws are being | Wedaecd: id i a ail. I never knew of anything so ei ve in = WE ARP NEVER OUT OF IT. n vt @ this disabled iol: jour ¢edoecday, and her brother is reported in a this li " G=s"5 MEDIUM WEIGHT soldier - appointment is )2bsolutely untrue. Taped ince ihe passage of ie oy Mil | dying condition. PorTsMo1 eet eee The U. <4 Oe mates crise at herd eee 4 te = = . . McConnell was the only soldier of m - n le for the judicial offlea: MOUTH, N.H., t. 27.—The U. 8. 8. e re or MERINO SHIRTS AND PANTS For Fine Lumber, see The Post. trict who applied. to me, before Fitzhugh Ges | of the United Btates to entored the laws, espe | at BanORTS cape oe: Powhatan, the flagship of the North Atlantic | Years. When this term shall have expired ~ For Eaxty F. dismissed from the doorkeepership, for an | Cially on the frontiers, where it has always rp, Paton, Rouge, La., 24 new cases;deaths | squadron, ‘arrived this morning from New | BOW Sentence, you shail begina second term ¥ FALL. sepé-tr appointment. He was my personal friend, | bee, the practice to rely upon the army for ae rt oad i oprene ne) _— no new | York, and will probably remain here for a deg labor for four years.” In triumph dia W. 8. TEXL, (PRE GREAT EUHOPEAN NOVELTY Onna Seen men ollties. Daring | itl oa one with biack vomit. At ‘Hfickman, Ky. | mopth, the US, steamer Kearsatge was | Crieq. A pretty: little blonde whor omaee 985 Pennsylvania avenue. ion secured him a. noon, three new cases, + outlook at fare tence p “to mari mont LL AND WINTER GOODS. E TevenUS. ystoon ene aeGeET Buder, the younginan parca Peco ncAD, TAS | much brighter. “AE Martin, ‘Fenn. tioots ous Sudden Death. drew er veil closely ove er face gad Busted =< HUNYADI JANOS. Worthy man who had suffered gresey etn | #10la, Midland road, was rua over aud in. | feattone now ease; Agent Johnson improv- | Povivexce, I. L., sept. 27.-Col. Almon D. | {0m the court room.—LV. ¥. Sun. ‘2 superb selection for Gentlemen's Dress | Service of the country, and possessed my stantly killed at the west end of the tunnel in | Amon; ary (eerie not doing so well. | Hodges, president of the Washington Nationai and Btrect Wear received and ready for In- THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT, , ¢atnest friendship,” 'y | Alexandria Thursday morning. One of the a leaths at Grand Junction, Tenn, | Bank of Boston, died suddenly this morning | ,, 41RD BY 4 Curnaman.—In Bradford, Pa., Mcepreiratts vornenan ties cssienen fuvrs THE LANCET.—""Hi anos,—Baron Li rai saa the ne vere ound off, from the i ° prawite, Thomas eer, Ms. Jones at is residence'in Portsmouth, in tuts state He nent yg } =. uae ee ee FF PANCET =. Honyadl Janos. Boron Lie; | THE WEBELY Star, now ready, contains | {ack 10d Heart SHO DRT OR te ere ey Stinson, C. F. Stinson, Booker Swann, tele- core at the Chinamau's laund window. cress’ ¥.J. HELBERGER, surpasses that of all other kuown waters.’? all the News of the Week; the Yellow Fever | torn ‘out and thrown about 20fect from the Sreph operator and W. J. Woods and’ four | enemies excited crowd at last accounts had surrounded TTIZENS AENY & Navy MENCHANTTAtLON, | THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL.—‘‘Hun- | Plague; the Political Situation: Lively Lceal | tack and part of the arms and fingers thrown | Silldren. Total deaths to date, 40: convales- | gB&LTIMORM, Sept. 27. Virginie stzes old. | the jail and were threatening to lynch the aceete 535 5 ASth street. yadl Jouos. 20 mest agreeable, safest, and Notes: Agricultural Matters White House ang | 22ainst the wall of a house some distance oft: || Sinees ef mnghe caunent, ead doctors, | 5 ies, 31; do. fast tue coup ms, 0; 54% 0. | murderer. PROFESSO# VIBCHOW. Berlin. ‘Invariabiy | DePartment News; Proceedingsof theCourts: | _ Tam PRicEs OF CoaL.— brandy and ale, and mouey with whic ead bredag Bies eee g i 00. epoca! | | THE New Yori mabt Abn Siers. Geciand promplancecis: must valuable | Local: Affairs: ‘Chole Stories: Fooms and | Lenigh coal ODES NE Co ae Bvedigers Gen Ty eeege UO Pay | tax, 1 bid ueday, ‘Sugar strong anid upward tend- | q1ox.—The Congressional committee et Mess Wax is suisaiatan inicen eo cons Wanmtt, | PROFESSOR BAMBERGER, Vienna. pen Bxetehes: Agricultural aud Household Mat- | same prices for October that prevailed in ver nurses ‘sent from Norfolk to | BALTIMORE, Sept. 27.—Cotton dull aad about | YOrK , investigating custom house affairs Pane ae en ee Prescribed these Waters with remarkable suc- July, August and September, except that an whose hames are respectively Mor- | steady—middiing, nominally 10Y. Flour quiet asd | looked into the wool question yesterday. The hr re cess. ; Zerms: $2 per aunum, iu advance, postage | advauce of fifteen per cent. ismade on broken | “cal, Parker and Dixon—attempted to re- | Steady avd in fair demaud—Howard stvet snd | chief of the division in the New York custom Tenn ean eee yg 18 820 | PROFESSOR SCANZONI, Wurzburg, ‘1 pree | Drebald: single copies five cents in wrappers | coal. The operators report the aanl wicker | turn to Norfolk Wednesday, but they were | ¥ See any tig cxuae 2-50s4.60; | house which has the exainination of all the on scribe none but this." --—____ active, and state that orders are comi put off the train seven miles froin the by | 25; city ills super, 2.7533.03; | wool and woollen manufactures, said that : PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTON, M.D...F. | _Poutricar, Notes—The following conzres. | more liberally now than at any time stace tHe | OFder of the beard of health. ‘The poltes had | $;aczit,S-tOas-OO;, do. lo bran is, 9 29.0-57; | present high grades of duties om better classes ‘$4, 82.75, 82.59, R.8., Londou. — *"More pleasant than its ri- | sional nominations are announced: — Jers | Combination was formed. The Delaware and | OFders to prevent their entry to the city, but | western quict ard steady—southern r aL D3, | Of Wool tend to keep the better warranted. Best vais, and surpasses them In efficacy 2 are and ; 4 y: estern quiet abd steady—southern ret, 1 0231.05 quality out of 3 ented, | Best ras Ye Haralson, rep. (colored,) fourth Alabiiws, | Hudson Canal Company have issued a cirete | they got into town at a late hour Wednesday | go. ‘L0dal.08: No. 2 Peuvsyivauia rat’ | the market. He recommended a ile duty = Calin 35 cents er can! Sees aie eee, Rate after three days’ balloting. Judge ‘Tree, | Jar for October giving the prices of coal as foi. | Bight, and were arrested at their residences | 1.064; No. 2 western winter re? anor, on wool, and that there be three grades— . Jeans Draw: ennta Snake ys I | di third Illinois. ....The Frederick (Md.} | '0WS: Furnace and steamer lump, $3.60 each; | 224 taken to the t-house. The elothes tob Noven.uer, 1.08 clothing wool, combing wool and carpet wool. Lise Thread Ga. Novelties ib A, WR ELL ASaw TE A TOE: j which earnestiy opposed the nomina- | £fate and chestnut, $2.65 each; egy, $3.59, and | they brought with them were burned. They | SOU er Seay ee Eras wesuera an soa jciom io to 80 Per cent. of worsieds and wool- i Indispensable to the Traveling Publi tion of Mr. George Peter for Congress, vow | Stove $1.20 per ton of 2.240 ibs. "The ‘coal ‘ts to | Pill be strictly guarded for ten days before | fei." Reprember, Bate: Veron BU: Nosen- | Mats ate imported, he said, on foreign ac bag nin nag Evity s@uuive bottle bears the wame of THe | Yields him a warm support as the nomince of | be delivered free on board at Rondout, N,v.” | Peis Set at liberty. bere BOabosy: steamer, a872t0'G. Oats quis fount; that is. on ‘consizpment. American stn ODD. eOmen | proremears Go, (lmiveny, Londen he democratic party. ....The Boston Stand ee _ ae ee atlade casier—sontnern, 23°30. western wilts, 80, | UNPOrters could not compete with European EMOVAL.—M. CUNNINGHAM, FRED*K DE BARY & CO. ard, the organ of the greenback party of . HANGED By 4 MoB.—James Russel, colored, Rey. MR. HAYDEN DECLARED NOT GutLty. | do. mized, 28429; Pebussivania, 23:39 0; Mabufacturers, who consien their en- ote SE 48 sacliusetts, has suspended its pudtication toe | charged with attempting to commit an out’ | The examining trial of itev. M. Hayden, at | duil and steady—southers. 62 54." Hay dui aca | Urely to azeuts, and Lmpocters in New York jag remote toes th strc bekoon a an Sa Rich pass riot in ns ee lack of support after an existence of fiy | 1345 Uhon Mrs. Jackson, was taken from jail | Madison, Conn.. charged with the murder of | beays—prime Pennsylvania and Maryland. 11.093 | have mostly gone out of business. I, BILX HATS madetoorder. Rem a . wadas. months, ....The Louisiana demoerais are no: | 81 0Ur reesboro’, Tenn., at 3 a.m. Thursday | Miss Mary Stannard, came to an abrupt ter- | 12.00. | Frovisins gute: and fair jOuing tose Segara Speen ae Pt Hisca a specialty. ‘een ls-te ur Sale by Dealers, Grocers and Drug- | Making aby active political canvass in dis | 2d banged by’ a a one inile from the | mination‘on Wednesday afternoon by the dis- | Mess por, 20 enttg, loose—alionld » #@-In Philadelphia quarantine has been ex- , orsts. on every genuine Bottle is | tricts where yellow fever prevai . own. There was some doubt of his guilt. charge of the accused. The counsel for the | §/f%5%3.¢ vei) sides tended, by order of the board of health, on printed on BLUE paper. aug23-wimeow.n | however, is working to keep up itvoneeek = rosecution, after the testimony for the do. | Bac sbon gars. Gi read Srrpels ‘coniing, Sham: cot ok O01 TT, =DW. cLanx, tion. ‘The recall of absent candidates was to | Steyeus: of the late fem of Rene fense lad concluded, asked for a coutiauanco | Slit ches teats and vary Ria Pelee A Cg at a ans their aid and advice. ....0ol. Dills, | kid dressers, of Gloversville, Mew tevens, | to allow the state to introduce rebuttal evi- | western. 16:38. Petroleum dull #@-Vaientine Baker Pasha now beide te @emper's aaey Sea ¥ DEALER IN self-nominated republican candidate for Con: | two years ago for forgeries exceedii. who fix dence. This Judge Harrison refused, on the | crude, 7%; refined. 98. Co! commond of 8) battalions in the sh eer meee Reo ) epee Ley. LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, gross in the ninth Kentucky district, owas | tetaye dT Rucedaye een Aen $100,000, | ground that the state had already had several ee eee wi steady, army. Bisicnce pet tn compistoorder by nie artgaaraa- | DOOBS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, &¢. | Witch Srey, gs Toast, and. thereaboat: | guilty of forgery in'the third degree’ aud was | fo proceed with ite vlonee ey Peed | ats, BECO. Bhipsente—wheat, Go C00; ours: | aa ake emperor of Germany still carries his teot Tor ons rear. or money refunded. "ha ty Virginia avenue and 9th st. 4.0.0 2 native against the eyapenige, the Protest of | sentenced to two years in prison." “"* | forthe prosecution ten fellused. to premsed | 200, yf elabts to Liverpool Per stesrce dutged | Tight arm ina siing,- but he cau use it whem 7 7 " = = 5 “ 7 a touri ee bomips!. fon. 6-160: 4 °. ty Dg. TW 22505, AND, WAGNER'S MILITARY bee had De Look here, stranger, 1 ain't yo damned wane ‘Timm ScHOOLSHTF SaRaTOGA, which has been | {ythel, Whereupon Judge Harrison rendered | “REW YORK. Sept. £7 owisetsie “acne, | _#a-The publishers of the Providence (RI. Bul, Tank aM SG BAND, tesstthes sons for | DEROPANT, TO LADIES! Bir snd | 1° You (BNE; Tdou't own mucs of this land | lying at League island, went up to Phlinach | @aceision discharging Hayden trom arrest cu | 3a Gola, 100: Dieser | sunday Teiepram have beon found galley "sarc Elst Meste Stores, Brad Adawisy F | COWS, GO te: pes orice tian eee; Bish en te este! She has 117 boys on board in | himeaauh re was no evidence to hold | 48. Sove te Bead. publishing a criminal libel per @o., do., 13°, ag-The steamer France, which sailed { aval » during which he said he would feel con- ‘ORK, aa 51. Flour gales and, un« iled from ghanged, Wheat’ arm, quiet Kesideness 1190 7ih street gontheast, and ‘cunce; Jod Green, do., naval service. The object is sen Piiiatelphia, yesterdas s novtheast. Orders received oy mall ‘OFSt New York for London, Wedaesday. carrion | to reerait ilo more bors Sixty-seven a those font EK oviphes Bane heen ae ceernal frm. DON aud | heavy wind and poy ha a i Po . ‘was heartil, 3 t w ed, Dy, 200, DSF ounes; at receive prompt attention, sepl-Lu* | PRACH'S, 6100ib st, bets B ait cua ote i Ot 8, > bet, Baud FB. w, 6eps3-1u" | 454 head of live cattle. Quinnebaugt, at League sy ha) to the friends ape bis discern ee by numerous 94 11-16 for SECT ot ad the est os and seven Workewen Were injured, three Sa a ae