THE EVENING STAR. ! | | The Judge took down his Madly L D> t And put bis feet on the stove. Pus peed esr agree hon y j = heaved a sigh from his middie P SEAR Db at ht have beer . . F zs BY And bent his ear to the strip: be Evening Star Newspaper Company, And the tender chords awaken: g echoes of many things. 8. H. RAUFFMANN, Pres’t. | Thee 3 of yy thi ; = sits The Bar had enjoyed the measure, : +> | The Bench and Senate had been Amued at the simple pleasure, He drew from his violin, | But weary of power and duty, | He hed laid them down with a sigh, = . TWO CENTS. _ Exhausted oriite te veanty, And he fiddled he knew not why. | In the days when love just badded, BE JUDGE'S Last TUNE. gents a month THE WEEKLY STAR—pwditshed on 2 00 a year, postaxe prepart. BF All subscriptions invariably in advance, and OL _ NWN? o~ wn bebe met deer than ped Pe ven, 47—N°. 7,127, BF Rates of advertisinr furnished om appiicatton. a WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1876. Social and Pesscaal. BARYE, THE SCULPTOR. FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. SPECIAL NOTICES. FOUNDRY CHU ACH —The Pastor, Rev.H. CLEVELAND Will preach Te- morrow oe 7s +5 REET BAPTIS ‘URCH —Bev. W. ivce i New Yorn reach To mo row morting and wight st the usaal hour EVENiNG STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. Our beautiful, light, brignt city never looked more brilliant than yesterday, when the balmy, spring-like atmosphere and glo- rious sunshine tempted all the world to en- joy the pleasures of a promenade. Carriages Were ata discount, those who had calls to As the Corcoran Gallery of Art is the for- tunate possessor of a nearly complete set of the bronzes of Barye, everything relating to this great artist is of interest here. therefore give the following well-informed SATURDAY, January 2. THE SENATE is not In session to-day. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.—The House met as in Committee of the Whole for debate only. no business whatever to be Telegrams to The Star VAN COTT ON BEECHER. ane And she, in the church yard lain, * | Came over his books as he studied, With an exquisite pang of pain, He played to his sons their mother's Old favorites ere she wed, Those taves, like hundreds of owbers, ELDER SN AUGER, of New York, will Creech To morrow morsiag st the Law Hiding, Sth, between D anu B streets, at 11 o'e! A “HOLY BULLY.” Were requiems of the dead. They Iny im the kirk’s enclosure Washington News and Gossip. Jnake evidently preferring to walk. ‘There. | Chapter of his history from thepen of Mr.T. | transacted. ‘There were about fifty members COMMISSIONER BURDETT, of the General | ceptions were rig numerously attended; that | H. Partiett, furnished to the N. Y. Tritwne in | present. Mr. Eden (Lil) presided. of Mrs. Ricketts, being the last of her serie:, | answer, or by way of supplement toa letter | Mr. Schleicher (Texas) spoke on the finan. All three, in the shadows dim, CF ETT HOE ee. | tte oresnme in cunts, VO? © | able arene ‘Heemanionywereverz tases | or Mr. enry Jame, Jeon Barges ronsos | Hatten, ana adveraied the prowsions | oe BOSTON FAILURES, | “yycewsrPly'comossre i gh EE leat eee eee eg ae core ernOO Via ner | , Barve has been spoken of as a “apecialist,” | which he parpases to gradualig retary’ to . That wait: 4 for only him, near Rev BH, WIsNE. Sutjec Con. J. M. MCGREW, Sixth Auditor ofthe | Most distinguished company. As 1 it* was permitted to leave bis possession until | that his complicity was clearly establish pene fe a Paar eg ng wo A apire ¥ 1 s | posed of embroidered garlands on crape. The % - , : is | THREATENED ARRESTS IN NEW ORLEANS. | £808 of religions unity, have been returned. | «Wyat tune, fair boy, desirest G0. Bo Fae eee OE OMION Porras ey crete Uae, ennin | overtnees, flouncs and fletn were of point it wee 88 perfect as he could make it. His | “General Brodey, supervisor of internal | The clectious to the ecdate will probably t Sip ak Seeeae eesoear oe LODGE, Ho 11. 1.0.0.8 arehereby.no, | South is anuouneed'in another column | Wee. ‘The corsage was decolerfe, the skirt | WOTKR, NKTE, NOL only too good. for “the | revenueat New Orleans; has presentel to | favorable, My old irie jorthy sou?— tied to meet. hereafter, on Monday instead of | 4¢3th is announe Miss whit. . His interest and exactions in the art of | ¢ . { 5 4% with Piymouth church, said: He rom old revival piguts, r TING of the mory. Mis right, Miss Wotbe icoaiiemerc ee. latrobroose | Stitof Dunphy against h+ Erie railwayeom = WASHINGTON SUCEETT FOR THE | s2ssion at the Post Office department for the | Rnuth , Miss Kerng founder could pease ite atthe tie | pany, Judge Speir, Iu superior court, tia aring that be did not intend | In crowded country churehe PREVENTION UF CRUELTY TO IMALS ox const ¢ in zard to the se i ell, of Louisy y re the best in the w: term, made yesterday a raling of importance response to Mr. Beecher. He Where dimly blew the lights, Purpose of ulting in re t founder? of Paris are the best in the worid. E ‘wilt be held iu Tallmadge Hall. W atreet, between | eee eee ot eae ieee itor their rosmeet Mrs. Chapman He started a founder Of iis cere cog et: | to travelers by rail. Toe plaintuf having a if minister of the gospel was in- ee eee ay tthe wcne, | sixtions, They called on Superintendent . Miss Eame more abont that art than any person he | HeKet gcod for five days, got off at, Bing- | clined toa “ho ST a anselt, end, ve | And boys grows superstitions Peas FFs Tikotkech. Friends of the Hockey, | Tze today to oid him fareeell, as he | Yetecr, Miss Stout, Miss Ie: . Miss : . ay es or | bamton, on the Susquehanna division of the | £uilty of so purely “beastly” a speech as Mr. | ‘To pear the mourcers wall. ladies and gentlemen, are iavited. jangs to-day to + a3 he = could gel to work for him either for love or aps sie eecher had mado in responding v letter 3 ie a edieL, Pr leaves for Chicago on or about the Ist prox. | McDougal, Miss Ethéritge, Miss Keating of | (20!d Bet te ene OT | Eerie road, after his ticket had been punches her had made sponding to iis letter | aoe waders goaslepg W.0. DUVALL. Sccret “a Philadelphia, Miss Patterson, Miss Jewell, | Movey. Btrange as it may appear to the | ir ‘tat division, aod without me »g | to his client, he (Mr. Van Cott) would de SS * = “[Bepub, Chron. and Tribu: THE REMAINS of Hon. H. H. Starkweath- | Miss Badger, and Miss Warfield were among | Treted with the line aria in Patio ghe Wong | his intentioa to the conductor of the tra € to make any rejoinder, for the reason | So sighed his contrite te YOUNG MENS CHBISTIAN ASSOUIA- | er, wuodied here yesterday morning, wero | the most admired and tastefully dress ee otc hoytk noadeay, S248" | that these changes involved the decanita- | the wile of the Dritish minister. the “stars | ATUSts sent thelr friends to his house ty ~e | [Myr p vendtey for the j experienced teac ‘Academ: deca in , rr. 6 church, 43 street northwest. ‘course of | tion of Deputy Commissioner Gen. ilis | @nd stripes gave place to two British flazs. A Se tessns, G0 Thorough manety Of tho whole | Spear. Commissioner Daell was in private | small cannon sud miniatureship were placed wabject oct 30: and buy if they would. Very iew of iis | bronzes were to be seen in the art stores o THE MoRAL oY Wr Paris. The first brought to this country ar — -tf | consulta Secretary Chandler f below the music gallery, and above the gun r Heraid Justly remarks paren fl rae ze r for | Was a semi-circle composed of the handles | 12 Boston, and were purchased by Mr. W.M |S. that “or Witelow ty guaranteed. weenie ‘HOT 08 10 sume time tc da, Ofcutlasses; a chevaur de frise of Hunt, the painter, an intimate iriend of the ay : "= panna Ss zlistening » | May be seen the demorali: NATIONAL BANKS—The Treasury now | spears entrenched tnemusicians. The figures | $¢U!plor. Barye was not @ success at the | {ie Low—The Boston tin such a time oston swindler. ng influences of spot, Ui, February; heavy, except for Rominal; western white, nominally firm. 50-83. 000) r Of the judge to bis credit is set, >, “ a 7 eal war, the rage of speculation, tne | Pi jons firm, Oe rasant Pewee holds #361,725,962 in bonds to secure national | selected were especially beautifal and the | Eoow ges Beaux Arts. He iajied in the Cm | haste toget rich by shorteuts, the dusetiling | alls, Bulk mentees, Sekt @ eh: | And anold revival measure WITH MILBURN'S UNRIVALLED 80DA, | dank circulation and $1%,626.500 to secure | Mvors extremely handsome. Some of the ct of a false medium of exchange, and t loose; 008 — Should have been the stateman’s pet. But be hears the invitation, And sees the Streaming eyes, — = Of the old man lost to the nation, New Yous, Ja —Stocks active and better | And forgiven beyond the skies. BES, Mowers losined early at Bn8; now das. Goid, m ce.” long, 436; short, 489%. Govera Sn Meee Kone: tin ie —Siver Om ant & = Street Nomenciatare. ew ; 9. —Flear nd drooping Wheat go nd hi Jorn a Eiitor of the Star: Tne proposition to give Lospon. Jan 2 E50 poe OS hed noe, | names to our nameless ctreste seouns tbe 3 packed, Sijallis. B: a9%: clear rib sides, 12 al2% Ham: rd quiet and stexdy » Iekals Ssal3%. Butter upobanged. Petroleum ude, \ refiued. 14'.. Ooffee dull end y steady, 1 Nal iti 1429 PannstLvaNia A’ prblic deposits. National bank circulation | yrtralt of Geo Academic rules for the training of art genius | CA Ker of corruption which has crept in wi o1 Washington, and 1776 1576 7 4 such extravagance and bad politics. Another tstanding, 2, f{ which amount 4 ag did not agree with his style of talent. His | * . oy EVENEBODYWILE_HAVE_IT1— The | 2.100.300 are gol notes, fecelpts of nntional In'etters of rr in the | {ought and style were in direct antagonism | Songmborary remarks that it isa singular United States “CENTENNIAL MEDAL.” 4 | bank notes forwarded for redemption for the ar ended the recente er th wee | to that then prevailing, and consequently he wate tHALIC coceee ee en oe Besorifl lie pourenir fl the growth and | week ending to-day, as compared with the | *.tg,8nd attended the seotepennt ty ay had hard work to gain Fecognition. ‘he first | fygbments {hat it appears more tar 7 of a free people in years. € wrresponding week of last year, $4,520,000; stot, meen ublie order was from King Louis Paillipe oe ¥ Ponds ont thorized ts for the District of Golum- 0; | brothers, Mesers. Frank and Harry Swayne, ‘a : » | swindler In bis forgeries, bu’ BL JAMILTON & PEARSON, | 2 76, $4,586,000. Receipts to-day, $630,073. and the brides. “The entire party ‘will maké | Now tn the Thlleries Garion, ‘Worse tan ia | aid Dothing about it on th: Ohandoitars Pinte Genie: Seeks wareet, | THE New SUPERINTENDENT oF THE | Visit ofsome days to their parents, Jus- | Gory poverty, and mereal tO recdta thy | lit Whole.” Old-fashto: PosTAL RAILWAY SERVICE.—Mr. T. M. Serer iat aes gh, accompanied a | £fOUp for asmall sum, but before the King this sort of thing compou latter were tiny flags, ornamented with the eral trials, and Jeft the school in disgust. wrger’s maki folks used ding felony na is to be hoped it prove tri i ; mn were JOHNSON & 0O., Vail, of Iowa, Assistant Superintendent of } young English lord to both entertainments | Would accept it he obliged the sculptor to hintea that Roden’ Sage SeSent an fives, 10". Eric, 18% a yo ye ey — tain. make a large deduction from the price agreed <3 ~ O ¥ rrr BANKEES, p- serving in THE STAR @ revival of whe oh i ; neice nes ab nner Germer as Mth Sirect and Pennsyiwania Avene, | OOM HS resignation of Col, Banger who leaves | Ensign ee and Mr. Hope, of maste:piece. Sap END OF A TRENTON BELLE —A | FIRE AND DANGEROUS EXPLOsION—Fige- | Gestion, I was reminded of the subjoined “Desiers to and District Securities, | 01 0r about the Ist proximo. Mr. Vail en-| A valuable addition to the corps of gifted | ,.“/though Barye is reported as the strong- | Trenton, N. J., dispateh says: A terribic | MEN INJUKED—A HOUSE BLOWN To Woretgn Exchange and Gold. seniely_ | tered the service of the department as a | amateur musicians now in the city is Mrs. | (animal sculptor since the ancients, he | fatal accident occurred toa poor old meni. | PIECES. er ® orriar aco, Toute agent on the Union Pacific railroad in | Samuel Thome, of Fifth Avenue,New York: | isttorezard his work ogeunl io abet mani ce Sag named Jane Aun Swangiehere Wednes- An exciting fre and explosion occurret oi s |, and is thoroug! conversant w! al a@ pu ol jottschalk and the celebrated : ‘4 i ning ber feet at « | yesterday ai ‘noon at the Triump! fety Gime Cammein cas ae, the dctails of the postal railway service. pea a the Egyptians or Grecians. Mr. James ré- | stove. She was under the influence of lauia. | Powder Works,” situated At the interne, Theeventer iis evening will be the card | £*7d8 the antique treatment of the lion in | num and she. fell asleep. Hee J clothing f George, Biddleand Seliman streets, for- Sculpture “as @ sort of ingenious compound | caught fire, aud soon he Eheamant | aunt oe b: fomarat tne oannt aren BABK OF DEPOSIT, EXCHANGE, &c. Tue BAKER STATUE—Col. Robert J. | reception of Mrs. Dahlgren and la Baronne of the sphinx and poodle.” Barye reganied 4 p nm her ly became e merly © moped ry the owner of the building, | at the preserve Lhe present conve- vens has just received ‘mation that | de Overbeck. 2 ea! veloped in flames. She called wildly for as- | Louis McMurray, as an oyster packin, lent array, the Deal is GOLD, Government and District BONDS, | Stevens has just Re aoa _ it as the highest art. Noone paid a more | sistance, and @ man named Jerome Sucp. | house. The fire alarm was sounder mos | Bient wement. if the lettered stress aaiawe dl .- | 8ppreciative tribute to the stately dignity | } ard, on hearing her senna: : tat Lp wo, should be named in honor of individuals, Killed at Ball's Blof, in 1851, arrived in New | gageq in scworking’” Congresmaren force, | O82 Fevntian lion in sculpture tian ald | Listance. “Te ier Mereene Faw to her as-| box 2a. 110 p.m. and after a second alarm ill So erence will be lost and confasion Investment Securities on Commision. _marttr_ | York, yesterday, from Carrara, Italy. ‘The | Saged in “working” Cot their | lnm of Bay ron tem zee anmgntficent real | frightfully burned. She lingered fora few | companies responded. ‘The factory, a two. | eaenS ane ochecied ee ee ae % m1 5 ears of age. Fi c cer Sete EDGE House, and will be | died in Carrara a few days alterhe haicom- | call upon the veteran Joker and corres: | long since received the verdict of master. | 2; an, age. FOF years ago she was one On Biddle een eee erenouses front: | and south, which, if not known, m, OF and bi of » bi > e pleted this. probably his greatesteffort. The | Pondent, Major Ben. Perley Pore. When | pieces in thatstyle of art. The purpose of | and faseluating. Deine’ aceiien eee on Biddle and George streets. Tue fire | omitted in addrees, will lead to it ; deceived by ber | occu in the basement of the Sellman statue will arrive here to-morcow or next | one of the necessitous young men told him rye’s conceptions were not toshow the | betrothed she gave wa: nd not vhich wa finding a location. day, and itis the intention of the friends of | that he was the nephew of an old editorial | revolting aspect of wild beasts in nature or | used stimulants eere, °° Melancholy au meetfee ng the Ricca monet, “Sad Was | noe Mddition to this, many streets will be the general tobhave the unveiling ceremonies friend of bis (Major Pa) Sd that he was Aa pe cn ries oo =, os subsequently blown to shivers by @ series of | De ™med for _ ey ciaim yt 3 as im 88 possible. Without mone; 8 passage bac’ asserted. 4 NES" —Francis | ‘ sf pam Ltached street posing ‘assachusetts: the tale struck deep into ine | manner the prominent characterlatics ‘ot | MeMaton whe has tee yy tear ane te, | explosions, lasting haif an bout, aad sup called - in the nation’s tal, may be Cuter ENGINEER OF THE HoUSE.—The | Major's benevolent heart, and two minutes | Wild animals. The act accomplished wasal- | Adam's express company in New Yote vac en Ppt a un question, and which will be due to the acel Clerk of the House of Representatives has | later his pocketbook was iinns a greenback | Ways sccondary to the splendid exhibition | Six years, recently exiibited to. companic.’ | HaCkAgeS Of & compound ey a ee appoined Col. George C. Ellison chief engi. | of the denomination of fivedollars. This is | Of strength in accomplishing it. If a leo. | keys made to atthe Pittsburgand New Yori | was Pecavies by the manufacturers’ to pos. | xeu,18 Tegard to those who gufe4 neer of the House of Representatives. Col. | 0D€ instance where bread cast tipon the [peugery wegen kid the unfortunate cond!- | safes, and prepared to rob the safes. Tic | loss qualities of absolute safety against ac. | TA) Consent, fally worthy of the honor, Ellison has been a pronounced liberal repu. | W&ters will not return after many days. The a of the latter was forgotten in the perfect | Company has been frequently robbed of sma cidents. The explosions were ike toe oy oun will be found other names in our hise Mean, and was Gov. Fenton's military state | M@jer ought to have bad the satisfaction of | and powerful movement of the leopard. Not | Amounts, and McMahon was asked to mas- | Si ‘Of musketrs. Debris from the pains be perpetuated im agent in the department of the gulf daring | “8hdling the follow in a wheelbarrow to the | one of Lis works show the least indication | free confession to his employers. This ry. Ds | the same manner, and bow shall it be Ban: : workhouse Where the precious gang was | Of brutish cruelty for cruelty’s sake, or ado. | failed to do, and at latest reports he hat G2, | WSS Scattered round promiscuously, and | geciued ‘whieh chai neve = = oe ge number of applications gent by Judge Snell vestoniay. gang gut in ps rot te roaaifestations. in tie the city. e several ease ee Gomes ee ne And as Bs yous country, there may ence of the larg bel ee eae “The Jaguar and Crocodile,” in the Sag ae gge t re WE HAVE testo the Chief of the. Hureau of Stes eae THE LANDIS TRIAL.-Yesterday was the | Luxembourg gallery, the croceatie 1g hardly | ANOTHER PURCHASE BY Mz. Bonwer.— | the uelghborhood, amidst considerable ex- | fame may deserve better tian all street &t sixteenth day of ti dis observed, 80 noticeable 1s the representation | Mr. Robert Bonner has purchased the 1 clument | The firemen went to work | the capital, and it will be found that his let- Sineering, when after a competitive exainl- iricgenore: Fr ee asta Oat’ | of ihe Sagnae, ho haribo a dimeulty as | Music from Mr. William C. Trimble, of 8 Prompuy atver the first alarm, not knowing | ter is already occupied by Smith or Robin= Now NO CHOICE nation Col. Ellison was selected. and 80 far Over fifty witnesses have testified | @ difficulty simply was the least of Barye's | berg,N. J., and has added her to ‘his « he nature of the business carried on, though | son, who haye been utterly THE GLOOMY WEATHER kept the ante. | proand con. The evidence continues to be | toughts. A compositioa that would appear | Cavaled lot. The price paid for Music |as | Wuey Were afraid to venture inside on ac- | all slucerely hope that our capi rooms to the Executive office to-4; ith- | merely cnmulative in support ofthe position } #Hiicult to @n Uniniated observer is a sim. | 20t been made publie, but it ts believed » Count of the knowledge of the existence of a | dure a thousand years—and more. BUT TO SLAUGHTER PRICES. ottee ‘onlay with- | Gr the prosecution as to the prisoner's sanity, | ple And easy matter for such men. ‘Tue | to have been less than $14,000, Mr. Trim is | Steam boiler on the premise, and sabe lecting names for ihe out their usual complement of fair women, | Ti. chee will probably go to the jury in| difficulty he had to surmount was one | DAving last fall refused $15,000 for the tare. | Wuently the explosions deterred them vea- but the other sex was present in foree. Among | about a week.’ Hon. James H. Nixon, of | Of bread and butter. The apparent | Music fas © record Of%:214, and was mired by | COrDe Loo munch. Wen the Gre wes under ri J leton. those who bad interviews wieh the Presi- | Millville, and ex-Chanccllor Williamson | impossibility of attitudes and combiaa- | te well-known horse Mi Comparative control, and the explosions had dent were Senators Morton, Loganand Haw- se, ey | tons tn his work are 1 b apparently ceased, a heavy blast occurred OUR STOCK ley, and Represeatatives "stowenle ‘Wilson, willsum up for the defense, and Attorney Wor! 10 more nor less than (rnin x MOTHS will work in carpets in rooms tuat | woich brought down the Side wall of the Tocssnd, deco tee ne General V @nnata and Mr. Hoagland for the | B&tural and truthful ones, as they express : are Kept warm in winter sum- t Be Panicsin Genet ant tie State. § 'h delivered by Landis in | the chief and grand characteristics ot the | Mer. A sure ns feet id pao 8 ceed oat oevery Be iepmetpony in of Pari OF WINTER CLOTHING General of the Army also had interviews, | pugiand on Me ereie ee Es | ee noite afieehteeee ee 18 to pour strong lum water on the flour to | of the roof remaining canght in @ tree stand: | fon and Attorney General Pierrepont iat | entire By Mr Eines, Temeeray nd road | St 8 sen lptOr Of porecs line long Deon recard: | the dlatance of halt a yardaround. the edges | ing in the adjolning yard of Mr. McMurray’s | a better was eposultation With We President for some animal known in seulpture.. When it was before laying the carpets. Then, once or | mansion. Fortunately none of the frenien es twice dur! the season, sprii receiv ———s Prd Yomarics amar With A CHILD.— | first exhibited in Paris the horse-aduniring | over the carpet before ei ee eee seeing Rn a Rg which - . , ,Tesiding in iststrost, | Public were divided into two parties; one de- | Dot like salt, and. suiivies - + ae eo THE Bips FOR CARRYING THE MAILS.— | Hoboken. horrified the beighborhood yester- | Claring it the best thing of the kind'yct pro- | carpet to prevent their alighting wen os the Fompuy, — — ‘The 2d of February will close the period for | ay by holding a neighbor's child, thres years | duced, and the other that it was no horse at ighting upon it. i, t IS STILL IMMENSE. ———— —— 1 the constant work o} : : ay the mats in the | Of Age. suspended out of the window by one | all. ‘They decided to leave the matter to the | GAs TAKING A TUMBLE —~Assembl. poe AND MOST POSITIVELY | fsiowing ian: Ponnagieaniny Mew Jer | Wats KAPyttt ae Sate Wout eetetecs | Hath eeraarian tine cat owe who | Rai ninatasea gu ts ug’ Now ray Sz Paaware, Maryland, North Carolina, | dashed to pieces on the flagging of the stceet, | seen such @ horse as that?” “

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