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THE EVENING STAR, i
Fabll'btd Dally, Sunday* Etctpte4,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
P nn?}haoia A\mne, corner 1Kb St
TEE ETIMNG *7A|HeVST1PEE COIP'Y.
s. a. mj rff.nj.v.v, iwii
?
THE EYXNING STAR I* *erre-l by e*rr1?r? to
tb-;r ?rt'fTi'.-n at Is* CitT* F*m WKK*, or F"*
TT Fi nCmVnMn Copie* at Ike connter, I
Two Ciin Mch. By mail?threa month*, Si A,;
?lx months. S3.?; r.?e y?ar, *5 00.
THE WV.KK LY STAR-rubiithed Friday-$1?
? year. Vlnririahly In adTar.ra, in both cwm,
and no pap?r s*nt longer than p*.t for
%f lUi't of idTwtiiici twIlfiMw.
LADIES' GOODS, See.
w>KLI ISO AT * UELLER 3.
> 714 M?l**KT
A rfrrplere ??" rtTr.'ntnf N \TVR*L OTIKLSim
II ? IK BRAIV-v *; .a fine a.?*^rtment of IMI
TATION HA IK CHIGNONS.
8 nr.tLr.R.
?t.1? K T1S Jliut?t Sp?C?.
A
ni.L LINK <>F
00R8STS,
At rt iuc? d pi i?. Call uM s?<s *t
s. HKLIII S,
*
arsWMf 71* M irk-t Sprc.
At M. MILLLAN 8,
907 Prtr-Tivaxia Arr.rrt,
liitil)?>4 will alway* flr.1 * IwidFKW assortment of
ft a! Lire-, Collar*, and Hr-.flk-rchieta,
P' int>. Sw ims, acd f .?r??lC>JVtu.
Black Dre?* Silk*. _ . ..
Beady cut 1* I>rea*ea.of all 'T'!?'1:'-. ? .
Ladi* * rai'-rnrmt'it'. Tbe J. B P<n?
a-id H :,d Hr.t". in Chip, Lejhorp, *-.1
Straw. Ytflveta, Ribbon*, Flvwers and Featliym.
II*??? Braid" '?(>np *ri r ..u^lity. Jte.. Ac.
Ail O- mi?r??-U >Li plain ?"?) ?ll? sow
?*t p? ??rt le price*. M. WILLI AS.
jyil TOT i'-i '
&
n. PRICE,
41S SKYENTH STREET,
Bnwin D a^d B stksets.
?
BELLING OFF BKOABT>LF>!? OF COST TO
CHARGE BUSINESS!
BO BUK^UG!! SEEING IS BELIEVING IB
MT FSTTRE STOCK 01
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
RfcGARDLSSS OF COST.
HATTRAL CURLS AT A GREAT SACRIFICE
Any shape or style of th? best Quality
IMITATION 11AIR CHIGNONS AT 35 CENTS
M PBICB,
413 fEVBRTH STREET,
jy tf Mwm I> *nd E streot*.
m OKEAT ?NSHK ^
OXE PRICE ONLY.
nr.5BY K??, Jr.,
MASONIC TtMPLE,
CORSEB NINTH AND F STREETS.
Tw#oty-ST? tbnn*and dollar* *>f
? ILLIJlFRY nr.? FANCY GOODS,
FLOWERS. UlRBOBS.
LA<ES. STRAW 0<W)DS
HOSIBBYjOLOVBS. pabksols,
CORSETS. L ADIES VEaTd.
arid at 10 pr cent. above coat.
Wo IHatiua. _ ,
On* Price OrlT. w?eff-l*
SEWING MACHINES.
P
erfect;on attained.
ALL THOSE MHO WISH A KliUl
TERFBCTSEW1XG MACHJXE, ONE ABU
7ft SI A y U CX ITS XKRITS. ARK lXVlTEl
TO KXAMINK THE IMPROVED
EETWTSKE.
SALBSBQOM. 711 MARKET SPA''E. auZ
yyiLLCOi AGIliba
DEWING MACHINE A9ENCT.
THE SiUPLFST AX I) LESS LIABLE TC
GET OUT OF OR PER.
Agtccy at CHAS. BACM*B
DORSET AND E00PSEIRT FACTORF,
)? U IT 7th street. IntvlUgrncr Bnildicg.
1
"HE FLORENCE
IMPROVED NOISELESS LOCB STITCH
FA*III.Y SCBIXG MACHINE.
Hiibf nrtnifrply th* S<?lf- Adjortin* Shntt!# i>n
? t diu! Br?*rsit!?' F?-?d.Thu9 ?naMiD? !h?- oy*r%
? Id >n
Y nthli luitalni-rt? of (>rt."r machin-< t ?ken
hi excbaL<(> Also. REPAIRING d, n? promptly
Agency: 4^1 Fein*" Ivania aventi?,
?pl iv* B-i?".-- *-t *' t ,V|
THE TRADES."
HSl AULI.SU tl> 1HS3.
J0n*.McDERMt?TT * BROS
COACH MAKERS AND CARRIAGE^
DEALERS, 4
310 Pi" ??!?*? uie^i'.iiirHrtrH J
CARRIAGES AXO HAKXESS r
A ECEi ? t.1) OX STORAGE AXO SOLD OX
COMMISSION.
CARRIAGES REFAIBBD. th.
r^'ENTS AND AWNINGS.
TENTS frr Sa!e or B- at for Camp Meetings,
1 . iff f til :*1- - JtC.
' 'X NIJ> J3 lor Public and Private Balls and P*r
M O. COPELAND,
Dealer in Awnii ? Materials,
>ve3 643 L^iii=' \ii? avenue.
A
miOXT 11SU LK,
FIRST CLASS SCOURER.
6l? 9th STkEBT, OTP?-5Tl PaT*!*T 0?TIC*.
My pr?p c:.y a<! pt;a? the lat'St iTnproTemer.t*,
* ? r .J ' *?: ? - Eur p. an lnremi?o, I a;o
, .11. 11? di- my wrh 'n a n.anner iot to be e^uaiaO
t -li- t - t p i*i**tin thmr facilitie*.
I ?.. . i? Iwitr. ::w iak?n nr?rt.
_ Ik ,i. it'r r. m, without ckM>in*th*> whiJe
, UrttM hOto, ?fter U:n? renioved,
x ? as ?n:. G ' il -Tiit1 h C . th' " cl-aned,
v ?. nt ?hrt; ki.:tr <rr l .^k" ,hJ> ?
v .... < . ;i-. aul Pwts, 7#
- \ -*tT?cm.; ?*iwle BMtarw Suit. S2.35.
K fn ? ?; ? ? ? r.-at:> and ?t rea?oo?M? ?nc??.
y. . \ ik - >le of cleaning ReJ !?????-? ?lrg.K*
, r -J <? t-. tw ta'i .J c nf. ori^ doxeti .3
i ? (e V.ia'l Trsn.nun?* cl- ai.e.1. blackened and
- r !.? !. at <1 per s<juar* yard. (Htri.-h Feath? rs
i, ?. o ! red. ? . ?ued an.! cor!M iu th t e-t: ?tyl-.
et r th- er, I. v .l N V .Dyei.it E-fab
I , ., '..-,T?bl -n- ' 1S1> The oblem andUrSMtof
r - , i. law coantrT.il n t in the w??rI4.
la ANTHONY F1SI1EK. A??tit,
j5j.^ 61? 9th *trt?t._
\H 1IIHA.
j'tH.N C. HOGAN,
Ai \SCF' <*TT"RER OF WINDOW ANO YIIRAN
b\ll AWNINGS. FLAGS. TBNfS,
AND MAGON COVERS.
Special ' i n irifer to c.ty aci covr'rj t?*\
d> r.ces. Allordeis pr jmptiy nttwded to. 7i.? n?
k t Sr-?ce flLrJi
A1 SEW1 and'SECOND HAND FCBB1TCBB
AN?
HO CSZFCRXISHIXU GOODS
B?P\IR1NG ??! every dMcriywa m tu? rurnl
tnre 1.M tr. ir r'!? atte-. ted to.
Sec. nal . FRrnitni* b-^uht.
s .v D -? e '? N W. .'ell 4m
^ M. * AlU. SIHBEBIIE, ^
ll&IO* 7th *tre?t.tetweei. Gaad H street* dS
uro \ t RIXQ OF WATCHES. JEWELRY.
II Ki. SPECKS carefully exacnted, at
r .
C LOTHING.
IJLOslNG OCT SALES
OF
TOrTM?. MOTS' A Sill CHILWBON
11 cLormiou.
^BISMARCK, BOCAVB^^SD WELLINGTON
HARNEY JACKET SUITS.
DEBBY SUITS.
METBOPOLITAM SUITS.
T*? afcoT* tfyle# In SV'MMEB CASMMKBES,
CMBYIOTS, WHITE DUCB, MABSEILLES and
COLORED LiNENS, manufactured with ta*te and
?!-irance U.t all a?t? fr ? 3 to > oatha ol? year* of
*??
Alar. SHIBT9, COLLARS, DRAWERS, TIBS,
S IKS. Ac., Ac.
Great cjp>rtt?.lty f<%r gc- d at low price*.
NOAH WALKER A CO.,
611 PENNSYLVANIA AYENUB.
eM-tr
CilJZFNS, ABMY AND NAVI,
MKKCHAXT TAILOR.
XpoIiUM Hot?4, (late brown??.?
ylS-tf Bo. 364 Piirn a aveuoe. *?L.L*ton,
va. 38-N2. 5.758. WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 29, 1871. TWO CENTS.
EDUCATIONAL.
THE MIOSES C. AND K. N. TICNNY WILL
I rr< |? n tH< ir Day ^ali >ol for Young Lartiea
MoNDA Y. September 4th, at their residence, N<w
91 B?*!l street. Oewrgatrwr. I).C. au? Wt*
THK MIS>fc3 < OLEMAN WILL OPEN A
I Boarding ard I>ay Sch??d for Y >ung Ladt >* and
Children in Washington. ??n the *1 of October. The
conrao of study -vrill Wr ?ipHe and thorough. Ad
dr--?s MRS K. L. COLEM AN, Washington, D.C.
K -ter<nces? Rev C. X Bailer. 1>. D., Phi lad Iphia,
Hi-n R Barbour and Philip Spottawood, Va.
a?C8 T* *
CV B YOtMil ACADK1Y.
/. SELECT CLASSICAL ANT) M ATHEMATI
CAL IH'HUOL FOR B??YS,
1 4th Street. Betwiix 1 AND K.
Tin DiMtrtnili Annual Hf ion of this Shool will
l'eil WET)XCSDAY,8ept(mlirr LHh. Forcircu
IimmMtm CHA8- B YOrSG,
aa2*-tf (Rep.Chron.Pat.l 1914 I MrNt.
\|RS I W. t LARK. LATE PBINC1PAL Of
?-' * the MT?nw>rth Fi?iili' iMniiwnr. Till open
a sEl.ECT SCHOOL at No. 204 E sir eel, N W .
fsi'TENHtl 4tb. She refers t??
Rev.A w. Pi17.fr. I)r. 8.C. Bnsey.
<??n. J . M McCalia. Col. Sedgwick, C. 8. A.,
Mr L. J. K thnck, Wm. LoH,K?q ,
Mr?. Ellen A. Beatty, Miss Mary E. Coy le.
a??> lOt ?
Home school For YomJu ladies and
BOYS. in separat- d"p.irtnients. 107 P?nn*yl
' ai.ia avenue. near l?t street, C?pit.J Hill, Miss A.
M. HANSON. Principal, assisted bv c impotent
teacher*. The fonrth annnal session will <? >mmence
SEPTEMBER 11th. F> r circular* apply at the
H me Srfeool; alsoat Mr Hallai.tyue"a and Mr. Shil
I luton's bookstores. City cars pas* the door.autt fit*
A | KM OBI Alt HALL, l?r* a*d N sTs?ThisS^
le<t Scho-,1 tor Young Ladies will reopen M<?N
1?\Y. September 4th. Mis.c ANNIE E. EVANS
and HELEN E. WILLIAMS, Principals; Mian
EMMA 11 WILLIAMS, Teacher of Mtisic: Prof.
1IKNKI MASS* N. Tea< her of French .For further
inloimatiou see circular? at !? - kutorflp. or inquire
at 1439 Mas" avenue. auJ6 2w*
WHERE fn ALL J SEND MT BOYV-HOW
AKD INSTITl'TE -Address Prof. L. O.
MATHEWB, A. M , Mathews' Store Post Office,
Howard conr.tv. Md., fur circular. School select;
situation delightful: discipline perfect. Expenses
$175 per annum Rrf. renres? II igh Qelston, Esq.,
Faitimore. M l ., Rev.Augustus Wewter, D.D., B*l
tinn re. Md ? Gen. J B Biefcetts, Washington. D.C.;
I'apt. H. W. How gat , Washington. D. C.; D.C.
Ll?i, N jrlVlk, Va.; Capt. B. Baker. Ports
mouth, Va. jylS-trn*
Day s' huoi, fob young l\i>ieb~and
CD I LI> REN.?The Miss** KK Krt will reopen
their Sch-ol, No. 9li 12th street, an MONDAY,
Sept. nth. ?ll2ft-St*
MhS JONKS' ENGLISH AND ?'BENCH
SCHOOL for young Lvlies will BE OPKN
SF.PTEMBEKlsth at 1407 L?treet. T'rm!.-Per
quarter of t?-n weeks for Primary Class. $10,f..r the
Junior,Middl- and Senior. .?14. Freucb, f5. Daily
It'.nnin French bv Mons. L. R. Collieie. ?B 12t*
'I^HE WEBTREND CLASSICAL, MATHEMAT
I D AL AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
The tlif r! year of this Institution will comtnpnce on
MONDAY, Nep'eniher 11th. lOT. Instruction in
French by Prof. MASSON; In G-rman. hv a Compe
tent native teacher. Circulars can be obtained at
tie bookstores. F A. SPRINGER, A.M., Principal.
1S11 I street, N. W. autl lm
THE ttoSSLY* SEMINARY,
I FOR YOl'NG L\l>IES AND CHILDREN1,
Will leopen at No. 1.13*S I STRKET. between Ver
lO' nt avenue and lfitli street, on
MONDAY, September l?th.
Apr''cations may made to the principal. MISS
B. K??SS, No. 4.>3 C street, nntil September 1st.
After ?hat date at the school-rooma. Circulars at
1)19 Lkx kstore*. au23-lm*
f^NKLfSH. FRENCH AND CLASSICAL IN
* ST1TI TE FoK YorNG LAMES AND
M!s>Ei*. 915 New York avenue. bet<ve >ii 9th and
l<thstreets west, Mas. ANGELO JACKSON prin
cipal.?The duties of this school will be r<*snmed
Si- TKMBEBllTH. Mrs. Jackson will also give Pri
vate Less, its in the Latin and Greek languages arxl
the higher Mathmatics. an221m*
|^oY? ENGLISH AND C LASSICAL
HIGH SCHOOL.
J. W. HUNT, A. M.. Principal.
This School will commence its fourth annnal *e?
siou September 4th. in the North Session Room of
tbe 4>4-?treet Presbyterian Church. Dr. Sunder
laad's. Entrance at the gate, ?or(A aid* of the
church.
The Principal may be seen at the school room be
tween the hours of 3 and S p. m. from August Wth to
S..p!i-nit? rftl,inclnsive. Communications will reach
h:ni if a<ldre?sed to Bo* 7 03. P. O.
Circulars to be found at the Bookstores. auZl 2w
/^EORGETOWM COLLEGE, dTUI
Th?aca.l?inlc year of GEORGETOWN COLLEGE
c. mmenefs on the ti?st Moidat or September
ai?d end" in th?- first week of Jul*.
The LECTI RES in the MEDICAL and LAW
DEPARTMENTS will commence in OCTOBER.
JOHN EARLY, 8. J., President.
B^rJircnlar*.containing particulars, can be bad
by applying to the President. aals Im
HI 1SS CALKINS WILL REOPEN HERSELECT
1 SCHOOL on the first Monday in September on
4th street, between Pennsylvania avenue and 0
street S. E. anl7 lni*
LECTIC INSTITUTE,
In &uton Room of the Afftmbly Churtk, eorntr J
ami 5tk nortkwtst.
AN ENGLISH. MATHEMATICAL AND CLASSI
CAL SCHOOL FOH BOYS.
8IC0N? AN* C A L SESSION WILL COMMENCE
SEPTEMBER 11.
Term??From 8s to 915 per quarter.
AN EVENING CLASS for Young Men will be
connected with the Institute.
Circulars to be had at the Bookstores, or of
REV. OLIVKR COX, Principal,
an 17 6w Residence 1216 F street northwest.
WELECfSCHoijL FOB LITTLE GIRLS,
17-23 FStrkstN. W.
Mr? ELIZA SPEIDEN BAYNE. Principal.
Tbe second ?ession of this Scho.il will commence on
TV EDNESDAT- Sept tnber Wth. Circulars fur
ni-b.-d on application at the resilience, au 16-lm*
'CUE BOYS' ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
1 ACADEMY will enter upon its second year
SEPTEMIJKK 4th, Rev. Dr. Sunderlai.d'-j Church,
!>, street. PHONOGRAPHIC CLASSES will be
organized on the 11th, from 5 to 8 p. m.
tee circulars at principal book-store*. aulS tf
r|'HE M1>.-ES OSBORNE S jfOlffNO LAOllS'
I HOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL will recp n
>10M>.\Y. S ptemlH-r tth. at 913 M street, (north
east corner or 10th.> Th >r. ugh instruction by
Northern teachers. Pressor M xssox. teacher of
Frelifh. R? f> rence*?E\-Secretar> Win. II. Seward,
Gen. J. S. Crocker. John Hits, < Swiss Consul liene
ral. 1 tend for circular. aug9-10w*
HI HII1BI 1 o L L E G E-On WE ONES
DAY". Augu?t llh. instructions will l>e resunie<|
in .ill th? d> rartioents of the WASHINGTON
BCMKESSCOLLEgE, corner of 7th and L streets.
Tbe Pre para t< r) C.>r.rs<- en-.bracts thorough practi
cal instruct 11 in the common English branches.
Ti.e higher lln'iue?s Conr?e is a special prepara'lon
f?>r o erv departmeLt < f business, the pupils being
required to actually conduct business as rt-spousible
parties, making a practical application of every
science le.imed. Tftitii>n per year for <*ay or evening
-?--ins, Brio. < laolcs ?S0,> payable in advance,
at ?! tie- balai :e in monthly instalments of 910 each.
4aUanMactad when th^^eir's tuition is paid
i?? advance. Applications will !?? r?eived at the
C> ll' ge Irotn 9 a ni. tot p. tu *?nd from 6 to S p. ra.
11 c SPENCER, President.
Mk?. H C. SPENCEB.
aul?-lm Principal of Ladies Department.
("^OS/Aii.V COLLEGE.?The exerci?.s? of this
? ln-liiation will l>e resumed on MONDAY, the
itli <d Ssepii-uil^r. at its new site,011 I street, l^tween
N"rtn Capitol and 1st street, N. W., near St. Aloy
siua church, with an experienced corps of profes.
? Ti.e course of studies is divided 'nto the col
?_.ate aud the tion-classical c urses. Natural Phl
I -opliy and Chcmistrr will b" taught in all the
r!a?s~s aN>ve. and inclnding tbe fourth collegiate
and the thin! English cia^ses.
Terms P.-r quarter of eleven weeks,for the col
: 4iate course, 5IJ: f..r the non-classical, 410, for
t'n-elenieu'ary stud es, B6.
Sh- nld there be a sufficient number of applica
tions, eveuii.gelas'es will l>e opened for the accom
modation of voungmen who have not an opportu
nity of attending during the day.
au; 2m JAMES CLARK. Pre-ddent^
FFREDERICK. FEMALE SEMINABY,
Frkijsxick, Md.
Ses?ior. commences 11th September.
Terms rrru mcltraU.
S<-iii! for catalog'i *.
Rev.THOS. McCANN, A.
auS 2m* President.
< T. JOHN'S COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS, MD.
~ JAMES M GANNETT. M. A..Principal.
The next session of this institution, founded 1754,
b*-cins oil the first Weduesday in October.
A full Collegiate c urse is nrgauiaed with a Fac
ulty of seven Professors and three Tutors.
t haree?for entire scholastic year. 92?.
For lurther partic-wlars. apply for Catalog? to
PROF. W H.HOPKINS,
Secretary of the Faculty, Annapolis, Md.
aag3-tu.th.*.Ocl
PATAP9C0 FEMALE INSTITCTE.
X NEAR BALTIMORE, Mn.
Thia Institute has b~en in operatkm for thirty
years, at.d enjoys a national reputation. With the
nmaber of pupils limited to ninety, it haa represen
tatives fr< m tw,?-?' !rds of the States, principally
ts nth and Southwest. I's 1 ication is pre-eminently
healthtn). is central, and easily reached by railroad
ir. ni Baltimore and Washlngt'io city ForCircuI*r?
address Mrs. B H. ARCHER,
j717 enta Elliott City, P. 0., Md.
I A SELL FEMALE SEMINARY. AT AUBUBM
Li 1>.\LE. MASS.? Scho-d raised to full oollega
F-adi iie iuding Greek. Pruts rtimeti tmt (wriir.
cited with N. E. Conservatory of M isic. Music
umier direction oi Mr Eben Tourjee. Facilities for
German. Freoch. and Paintinx, unaarnassed. Fail
Term l-eglna Sept<'?,,,?",' For catalogue ad.irea?
K^v. CH AS W. Cl sniNG. j?tJ t.th j3m.
yOLNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
CORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS.
YOl'NG MEN ESPbTiALLY INVITED
is *?>? tbe
READING ROOM. CIRiCLATING LIBRARY,
AND PARLORS.
PA'LY PRAYER MEETINGS at noon and <p.ni. I
SA HBA1B EVENING SERVICE at 8 p.m. 1
mm-to
AMUSEMENTS.
r,h?i
. . ?ABKSITO'a.
Ho. ?0? Seventh Street, between D and ? streets
Choir! Ant^?rr!.ibovI0<1<1 M??'? H>vll,
l ?r.oI? ii!5w' K_DKr*,r>!J*" Chromoe, Ac.
"ipasskf??istf*****?
Please remember Name and Number, apJSly*
low
Is
por. sheldons
p ? H
' FASHIONABLE PASCIUG ACADEMY
NEW MEDICAL BUILDING 10*4 Fsf*n*rU)th.
? _ *?" "Pen for the Season of lfCI T
0n ??
tSFBM- "Jl
Especial clans of Ladies and Oe^Mem?n for the
Ronton,' Tuesday and Tknrsday. 9 te 10j> m.
Reunion every Saturday, f to JO p. m. For Lading
and Gentlemen only; cJiiMreti will not be admitted.
Lndie* desiring to attend these Reunions wijl be re
aHired to mako application for "Complimentary
?fAdmi?sion,"' bv post, to PROF.
SHELpON, 919 12tli street N. W. If unknown to
Prof, a snitiible reference should accompany the
note of application. NOTICE ?All pupils entering
tbe classes during Sep tern t?er will receive 30 lessen*
to the quarter. Private tuition and tuition in schools,
private Tamilies cr private cla*s<s at any hour agreed
"PC'ir Residence, No. 919 12th street, between I
and K streets. auSZtf
FC. REIfHENBACH'S PIANO STOBS.
? -No. 423 HrA Street, ahove Penna. Avenue,
(Established Oykr ?*? Years.)
forth-; sale el tho xelfbrated PIANOS
ofVTm.KnaboA Co., Baltimore, and Wn._a^
?cGammon, Albany- also, second handKSn
Planus, Organs and Melodeons for sale or'II 11 1
rent on the most acc >mn*.datiug Unas; Piano and
Organ Tuning and R pairing. ap4-ly*
PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
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l.'Jl->Nr) AFTERNOON and EVENING
PICNIC, for the benefit of St. Joseph's Ger
man Catholic Church, will be given by th?i
Or* ? nleaf Club, at Loefler's Washington City I
Garden, on
TTMDAT. SEPTEMBER 3, 1*71.
Prrr^ fmrt Prfze StDotJng on the grounds
on the day of tbe picnic.
Tickets, admitting a gentleman and ladies, 50
*<""? aug lw
professionalT
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CA R D .
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
Ixterwal Reyes ve?The rer np* i iYom th's
t >ur< <> U <'ay were *>176,752 38.
Afpo'ktxest The Pre .dent hasappoin* 3d
Frank We'ch, of Nebraska, t? be Reg r of
the I .nd O.tti 3 at W ? Point, Nebraska.
Jems B. B*-\slev has been appednted post
mr ir at Foi? Fcjt;, Md., \ico James QoiLtiii,
resigned.
Gkseral B/*er, Cmm' .oner of t?ie Pe*i
. on OTce, I- s gone t j New York for two weeks
o*o21ci!"' br-'^ers.
Oesep41 Debt, Master U. 8. Grant, Mar
slial Shp-pe, Mrs. C ey and cb'h'-en, of New
oAen*>g, and General Wc >d a*d son a-e rrnong
the recent aitiva'* at Doubling Gap Springs, P*.
Actiko Film AlaMIOK?The P esident has
authorized Fourth Amvt? S. J. W. Tabor t?
perlorm the duties Ot Fi.th Am' tir a' 'daring
thetrmi >rr y ab 3nre of J. B. Mann. Act ng
F'-th Aui"tor.
The two Hiswep Mm moms of *'ie new
five per cent. bonds have f'l been ?'?ken, and
?he sul clip- on bools were e'e ed' >-Jay. It is
nnders' tod "iat ?he app'ictilom were in excess
of 'he rniornt.
No Office Sk* sirs seed ArrLY Daring
the ab tnceof Secre?p-y Boutwell no appoint
ment of Bubord;nate cust >m house or other
Trersr> y offlcia's will be made, Arsi&tant Set -
retary Hp* tley preteir'ng t j Lave tho hj matt ts
I'Npt ed of by the Secretary.
Clerical CnA^oKS?Jo eph Lockev,of Min
nc: 5ta, lirs b en protnot d ..om a third to a
loi rth-clp s clerh^b'p sn the Pension Office, ta
take effect Septeml?er 1. George H. Coomes has
resigned bsi position as lal?orer in the General
Land Office, and John H. Reeves has been 3j
I>o nted?? fill the vacancy.
FWEK lAOH SARATOGA.
Eecl'ne of the Season?The Great Rao?Gay.
etieB?Improvenwtits and Growls, Etc.
(Correspondence of The Evening Star.]
Sat *t< ja, August 26.
"Saratoga agains. the field!" cried a group
on the grand stand as the last red fl ig fell on
the Augrst meeting and closed a racing season
in which eveTbodytoldeverybodyel.se that it
was jolly, because all the favorites had been
beaten, and the climax of hilarity had been
capped by the glorious Longfellow being dis
tanced. There wps but one in all the vast
throng that occupied thote long rows of terraced
seats and dotted the lawn in front of them, that
did not involuntary c'ap his hands and join in
the wild excitement as lleimbold came flying
up the quarter s. etch on the last eighth of the
lor-th n-'le?and he was a party by the name of
"old man Harper," the owner of the animal
*.',J 4 *e j oet name. The old Kentucklan
brushed up his dingy felt hat, took his hands
from under his Kentucky jeans coat, and, fear
ing that h'? spectacles deceived him, attempted
to brr?h away the v'sion, which was too real,
that 'he now king of the turl was fast handing
over his : :eptrc to a worthier claimant. The
details of this great race your readers have
doubtless seen. Not one hundred of the thou
sands who witnessed it expccted such a re
sult, pud 4he odds of four to one did not
find so many tr\ei3 even as one would imagine.
There wire a iew heavy betters, l'ke Mo./irsey
andothe.J, who! idscen Lon^.'ellow'sthree mile
run at I.?ng Branch, and felt quite cor'ident
that he had not the "bottom"?to use a turf
wor<l? to hold up on another mile. It is certainly
uot true #'iat I ong.ellow was raid out. Helm
bold had never been put to the e.idurance, but
the sc excellent judges staked their faith and their
money on his "I jttom," pnd they won. Morris
sey's winnings were estimated, on the track, as
high as finy thousand, but thirty thousand dol
lai3 will probably prove a more correct c St.mate.
Among the smaller iry there was a fearful
havoc, hundreds not having enough left to buy
a ..cket for home, tester day, Mr. Harper and
Longfellow, his edistant companion, in and out
of the siable, leit ?or Woodford coruty, lu a box
spring car, iurti:?bcd v. .th br-rels ot Kentucky
oats, and Kentucky water even. Doabtlers no
one went away filled with so much regrel, though
all cried a pleasant Vale! to the grand old t>-and,
shadowed in the beau ml out'!ne of Veimnnt's
green hills, and decorated as it has been for
seven days with the fashion and beauty of a con
tinent. Well may any group cry "S:*raioga
against the field" in contrasting the tic ><1 tide of
this brilliant teason, with iti bal's and hoj ?> and
drives and races, and displays, with the leaden
hue that lisngs over "lesser lights."
Three balls have been t-ven tl !s week at the
leading hotels in addition to the nightly hop*.
That at the Congress is voted a superb afl -'r,
whde 'he fancy dress one of the Grand Uuion led
in that line. Of the former it may be truthfully
.-aid that it is rare that there is such a gathering
of handsome ladies. The rich dressing is ex
pected as a rnauer of course, but a grain! display
of l?t auty is not al* avs a matter ot course. The
dressing was uiagnilice lit. Mrs. Commodore
Yanderbilt, who is a tall and graceful brunett;,
was attired in a lonvj train white sit in striped
grenadine, high cordage with j>oint 1? *e trim
mings and a diamond ncckla Another hand
some drefs, worn Ly Mrs. S. I. Johnion, of N.
V., was a maroon and white satin strij _?<!, court
train over a beautiful maroon satin j>ettico.it
with two rows of point lace beaded with the same
colored satin skirt 'ooped enj anier, corsage low
with maroon colored satin trimmings, jioint lace
neck and sleeve trimmings, and with elegant
diamonds. The hair was arranged Marie Antoin
ette style ard powdered. These are mere sj>eci
mt ns of the toilettes.
It '?? Stated that it has at last been positivelv
dccided to rebuild the old United Stales Hotel,
burned several yean ago, pnd to mah it iiri,t
c'a s in all resi ects. w hicli wMl take about a
million of dollars. The G.ahd Uuiea has cost
more tlian that, and the Congress counts up as
it stands about two-thirdsof a million. A hand
? ime city hall has been erect, d on the site of
the olel Columbian. With some thirty smaller
hotels, and a hundred or moie Itoarding-houces,
the t >?n hid not accommodations for the ru.sh
that came w.ih the Lot weather, pud some New
York capitalists feel assved of a profitable in
vestment in anew hotel. Seveial verv hand
some summer reshlences have been built here
the past year, and contracts have been made for
more next year, among them one by Fernando
Wood. The cottage lire feature of Newport is
rapidly being inaugurate^].
The waiter of the period is the subject of nni
veri .l complaint. A p^rty of Washingtonians
who have been making a tour of the Lakes and
the Canada** recite a long list of grievance?
csji?eially after they cto???<1 the Mne ard founu
him indigenous. At one hotel they where sub
jee ted to all kinds of petty anuoy Alices vutil they
paid out 'he usual fees and then only half serv:ee
wA tendered. Atone of the Lake George horses
this nu1. ance was ro int ilerablc -nd 3?e into
lence so geneial that thev p.eked up and lea:
only to find at Congress Hail, Saratiiga, that this
class virtually con..olled the house. They do
not know now whether tt bear the ?>resent or fly
to other places and evils they know not of. Thai
writer ?n the September Galaxy who savs
that in "our locomotive summer experience, tae
perfetual ant'eipation o" insolence Is almost
worse than the thing itself," had better try l>is
li?lid with the high faned watering place hotel
ch rks and the waiters, who are their equal. He
will be glad enough to get off with his antici- j
pat ions.
Senator Cameron and his Umilyare here, ard
occupying an "Empress Encemc" cottage In
the-1 n:on hotel ground.-. Gon.Ten 111 and family,
otAYashinvton; Depuiy Commissioner Williams
Senor Roberts, the Span'sh Minister: Admirai
Powell and family: Miss Grundy, of Tne Capital
Pasmsstcr John Caiinuigbam. and other Wash
?if tonisrs, are among the arrivals is town for
the last day o~ two.
J'otter Ps'mer, the A. T. Stewprt or Chicago,
is ut the Congress w ith bis family, and makrs a
rorgeou* d'splay that dazes some of th'se New
ioik merchant princss. He has been recently
married. Mrs. P. appeared at the Congress hop
in a pink, corded silk, long train, low corsage,
ov> rskirt of point lace, with a diamond necklace
anJ pendants, and with short sleeves closed witii
diemond Wops.
Extensive preparations ore making for the
regatta between the English and America crews
on Saratoga Lake next month. Kriteek.
THE MANSACHI KEITH HORROR
Tbe UlHMtf r oo tbr Kaslern Railrttad.
l*hrilli*i Particulars of the C?Hisio* ? Thirty
Killed ami F'.rly Wtmnded? 1M Rapt ruibility
for the Slau'/kftr.
The New York papers of yesterday publish
full particular}! ot ti?e trightiul d"?ast"?r on the
Eastern railroad of M*r acbns?Us, a brief an
noam't-nxnt o. wp;ch \rv made in Tin Star
of yesterday. It app< arn t j have been the result
of the gros'est criminal carele. sness on the part
of thecondnc* *>rs and engineers of the two trains
Tbe Beverly accoinmcdai or tram was unneces
sarily behind i.xue and was lingering at Revere
station. The Bangor e\pre ? train came thm
de.'ng along. and a'.tbough the conductor knew
there was a train ahead on the t?-aci< he t;>ok no
precautior* * ? prevent a collision. The express
i/ain plunged int i the ac-nnmoda on f*-?'n,
completely tele ?eoping it. Tlu- eng M of ttto
exp^ss nVn was so badtv smashed that the
icalding ste-m leom the boiVr pervade 1
ihe ""*???? CAM,
lulling nisiv wiio bad oi 'v b?tu injured by the
MTMk 1 ne hN ine oil lamp* wv-re f' > 1> >
ken, and "irew ihetr blarin : contents over ttie
\.ct.n"?. The towi pople of Fim were on
hand at once, rid were unrem.tting in the r
attentior*. but the railway ofli'-ials were very
slow and ln?*'tM?reut. Pub'ie indignation ?? very
Strong against tliein. Anong the kil'ed were the
venerable ami d- inguisbed l?r. Gannett, Mi-"
Uniia.lan elertvman of B>sf >n. and Rev. S. J{.
M a:?n. of the Bapast church at Cambridge. A
son of William 1 loyd Garrison wa? anioug the
injured. The total (idled to thirty, and of M lly
irjured forty, some of whom w '1 il'e. T'.ie I!'1 -
ton papers unite in demand'ng a full invexigi
tion of the OMNIlf Ihlntamyke,tad ?ter;i
juhi.ee uion thofe re.?ionsible, whoever they
may be.
An in?inr<t is in progre* near toe -.-erte of 'he
slaughter on the bo*'*?* of the |>rrhc:'- k;lled out
right, and another will be lield tt the 1" -pital
on tbe Iodic of the vic.ini* who died there.
It is stated that suits for damages aj. -w the
Eastern Railroad Company, lor i-ijurii received
ill tbe edition on Saturday, liave already been
tiled to the amount ol ^l'sUi^O.
A corre8|>ondent of tbe New Y< rk Titles says :
THE TERRI11LE XOXKHT.
" Hounding the curve right in 'lie glare of b's
engine's reflector, the driver ol the cxpr"0"* i t'ii
: aw the train in his path Te?rifieJ, evidently,
without a dk ment's re lee tion, be reversed l?fs
engii e, wliis*'ed 44 down brakes,'" and sprung
from bis machine int J the inkvdarkn -3, his one
thought being to save his own life. The locomo
tive, an awiul power, plunged into the rear of
the train, and plowed ii* way three-quarter*
through the rear car. This car wa? crowded
w ith jtcoplc and the sctne w ithin at that moment
of supreme horror nit's* have l?een something
terrible and unearthly. Tbe floor ot the car was
immediately demolished, but the sides continued
t > cling to the roof, the latter resting on the top
of the engine. Tbe escaping steam leom the
huge locomotive enveloped the car. and its pas
sengers were crush d, mangled, burned a-?d
scalded, ard their shrieks, groans ard moavs,
mingled with the sh? 111 hiss of the steam and the
crashing of ihe wreck.
AFTER THE COLLINOS.
The passengetswho escaped and the p opleof
the neighborhcod. who gathered in great cro-.v<'?,
made desperate eliort* to rescue the unfortunate
prisoners. A few per. op? w ere taken ?eom the
windows of ihe car, as many were jammed in by
tbe boiler and in the err-bed se^ts. The aides
were torn >rom the roof, and then a drea<"\il
sight was expo ed to the view. Many were dead,
feme were dying, and all were more or le*n in
jured; nearly ail teriibly. The innuc^t ;s t > be
rigid, and perhaps the blame w 11 be placed
where it belongs.
THE W1C REDNESS OT MANKIND.
In the crowd attracted by the accident on Sat
urday night, were many whose proper place is
?jeliind the prison bai3. These robbed the dead
niul the suffering wounded. One poor lellow,
gasp'ng for 1 r .'ath, wa< robbed of >*100 in the
few- minutes he was left alone, l>y some one who
was pretending to care for him."
THE MOnil.E DISASTER.
Sixty Persons Killed aril Uoiin.led.
A ROTTEN BOILER THE MCR DEROC9 AGENT.
?>ui telegraphic colurrns yesterday confined
a biief account of 'he tei.'.ble di eter on a Mo
bile excursion st?amer on Sunday last. The
lo"ow>ng paiiicr'rrs aie 'urn the Mobile R-ais
ter :
llieste^mcr Oecan Wave, n low-prec?ure boat,
leit this citv on Sunday morning, v .th al>ont
per: ir* on board, fo- an exeur-ion to F:sh river,
about twenty m;,'S nom the city. On he? re
turn uipshe >topped at Point Clear, reaching
"icre :il?>ut 5 i>. m. The boat was made fast,
and the band and pa.t of the pa-jengers went
a>bere. Alter reniaininj there for lia!:' an hour
the whistle was blown, and the passengers got
aboard, when the boiler exploded wiih great
force. Follow ing the rumbling, hissing sound,
fragment* of timber and metal Hew in every di
rection. Tbe forward part of the l>o.it, with the
cabin, was can ii d c< mpletely away, the chim
ney fanin<? l?ackwr*-ds towards the rear of the
boat, crushing the upi>or cab!ti. aud the bo.t
imme<"ately .??ui?k. with her submerged.
About sixty or seventy peisoi < were l :lle.i and
irjured by tbe explo>ion. So far the lK?1iesot
nineteen dead, ei^ht lad'es among tlie number,
1 'i\t bCCB r< eo% cri-d. nrd tvnrtpdlM wounded
have been bi ought tithe city, and one of the
number, a little pirl, h; s sine/died.
THE SCENE HA' Al'PALLISO,
terrific, heart-rending, and wild scenes of gTi >f
have seldom ken w??. i led. 1M iiant.e eriti
of the survivors, and tl.e limentatkms for lost
wives, children, i>arcnts, (Man and brotl,. m
were agonising to all who had humaii sympathy.
Many ot the p:^sengers were l;{tie children aiid
little bats and bonnets cam ? ashore to tell of the
LITTLE VICTIMS If EN EATH THE WAVES.
The Captain, Wm. Eaton. sw,im som' time
w i*h bo.h leg? broken. A l>o:it r> ached him just
too late, and be went dc\\:i. The two pilots
wi re killed, the engineer nnd wife severely in
jured, and a'l the Bremen killed. It is impossi
ble tj fcive a correct estimate of the total lo*< of
!iie. By H me it to suppoM-d th .i thirty or tot|
persons are siill but led in the drbrxs of the
wreck, or at the liott.mi of the bay. A iliver lias
gone to the scene of the disaster.' The accident
das cast a gloom over th* w hole city, and univer
sal sadness prevai'x. The streets are crowded
with |<eople and there is intense excitement.
The Ocean Wave has been tor some time consid
ered an ur?nfe I'oa', and has alw ays been an
unlucky one.
A CRTMtXAI. Rr.?P<>XStr.lLITT
. is "omewLere. and it; hould be v ?ited u|>oti
then? to who e recklessness and 'ucapacitv is the
catfs.rophe attributable. The svstem of m
sp rt'ons everywhere is loov, careie > amlreck
!e^s. The boiler was not so much explo<ied. as
it was tornoi?eii with a long seam. It w:is*>rot
t?n as to literally tear open. Had it I en stronger,
so ss to explode with cteatir violence, the de
struction would have been greater. The force
of the explosion was upward an 1 icrward
MySTEROCS and liORRIULE M i'SPER OP A
Y??rsi. tiiRL in New York.?Sundav mornini
Coroner Herman in New York made a jhwI nj jf
tem exMr'nation at the Morgue of the i?>.K ot
an unknown l'emnle. d'^covered on Saie?day in
ri trunk left at the Hudson River Railroad depit
for Chicago. The verdict was that the cause of
death was inflammation of tbe bowels brought
on l.y abortion. The corpse is evidently oi a
youns w oman is or 19 years of age. The features
???e pli using, ha'r light, height r? feet J im he
No clue has l>eeii obtained to the identity of the
woman who lelt the trunk containing the re
mr*i s of the victim at tbe dejud. The track
man and the diiver of a or.i'yx which brought the
woman to the depot, who had l?een arrested on
suspicion, have been discharged, there being r.o
evidence agairst them. The latter states be
does not know who the woman was. and he drove
her 11 the dej ot in tlie ordinary wav of business.
The boy, Alexander Parks, who as-.'-<ted in car
rying the trunk into the depot failed to identifv
the truckman. The police are making strenuous
etlorts to unravel the mystery. Tbe houses of
noted al>oriiouists are now under the strictest
survcH'ance.
THE MT8TERY CLEARED CP.
A ptctw telegram irom New York last night
sty*: "The mystery of the corpse found in a
truvk at the Hudson river dei>ot is clearing up.
The truckman who brought it surrender! dhim
self, and the police, acting on information given
by him. have arretted an alleged notorious abor
tionist. Dr. Jos. Rosenswig, alias Asber, from
whose house, it is stated, the trunk was taken.
The people attempted to lynch the l>octor as he
was being conveyed to the tomb*, and he was
saved with difficulty by the police. JBe denies
all knowledge of the affair."
SriTS FOR DAMAL.EH by Wl8TPIELD FEBRT
Boat Victims?Suits on behalf of the follow
ing penopshave been commenced in the Brook
lyn City Couit against the Staten Island Ferry
Cempany, to recover damages canned by the
explosion on the feiry-boat Wes^tieldJ? hn
Madden, Michael Kelly, Richard R. Moore,
Bernard, Catharine, Ann and Thomas Smith,
EJ'en Groom, John Groom, and Mra John P.
Roberts, damages W,000 each; John Groom, jr.,
#W4W0; Edward Day, fTJ.OOO: Delia T. Groom,
%25,000; and Joseph teynie. *80,000.
A Kd Klvx Shot.?A white man mmed
Lvon was shot and killed on Thursday night in
^ ilton county, Tenn.. by a negro into whose
ho e ho was attempting to force his way. Lyon
was in disgu:se, and was accompanied by some
15 Others, all of whom were masked.
? ?
9^A model for a bust?a'moet any paten'
boiler mQUtl,
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAB.
This Afternoon's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE AIM riC KXPrOITIM.
Kr.n rn of IhftOBKW" A^nickTrlp
ntkN Inlnltlrrn D?.r?-.lmk
Sreur* ? !rrl\^, _ IVri^llint !??> ?
\nr<ini? l?i* .< n?ior* on lli?> Po
Inrin-KillliiK ol Tiiut > ?ller
l'r?| ???l Home. ?'lf.
St Jonas, N. F.. Auge?. .W ? The United
States ship Congrcr ? h:*? returned ?.vm Gr**er
luid,hiNinciuilt a rplcnitlil Voyage o 2-WO
to IH.co, ltiitwk 79, in l( ? than th-rt.en rui.
r'ng t'ays. T'.e Coiikfcs* left St. .John* Aucu>?
otl and anchored at IMscoonthc lO'V On the trip
?he passed huudred? of
1M*KN*E fCRrEROS,
but encountedno pack ice. The season is very
oj*r. m t vVM May in New York. we ad
vanced <!av became porj>?tu*l. The sun ?artk
behind tbe hoiizjn but a kliu.t time and the
i a ' fbt? as Mifficient to r .-I by. All night the
display of the aurora borea'.is were eitreatly
grti.d' We torml
THE POLARIS
at I>: -co, but sixty day* In a lvance. Captain
wi"*! ei^ht E qr'miux, bwrded r.s a mile
iiom the liarlioi. Some trouble had arisen be
utcn Capta'u Hall aud h;< . cientitic r v?cate
a?t > the special cb.i? ct of the expedition, which
thieatened to l?e *r*?r% l.nt bv the judicious
aril turn ltuerpo u'on of Captain Davenport,
alio If* ;d dow n the naval law, rind stated that the
paramount obj-ct wn? felting to the north |*?le,
hprmory wa> restored. The Polaris sailed
Augr?t IT, in the atternoon, amid time cheer*
frcm the Corbies*. Captain Hall, instead of
going.'a Joi.cs' Sound, will Keep on the wc?t
si-le o? Smith's Sound, as there are indrii?s
.ontbwester'v, aliich cmbr-goed Kane's ad
vance. As The i ill '? he llMjK - to g ?'
through. ?Vs year. The Congress remained
ei^ht days at l><?ro, and found regular s immer
>t! Greenland. Captain l>avcnp??rt was re
nhcdwitb a salute of tu teen guns when he pre
sented S cretarv Kobf?a> letier. stating the
object ot hi* \ .Mt snd soliciting the co-operation
of the I?.r'?b authorises with Cap'atn Hall's
e*|if""t'oii1 wb'ch w.^s cheer..>'1 v accorded.
The m ?rc * the i'o1- s t Mild not t?ke wc .v le.t
in lis|ect>r Gent .?*' Smith's e:rc at IHsoo.
The Con*,. * '? 'he lp-gc.-t ship cut in UL :o
bay.
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THE K.*'EK?>AI> SI.4(UIIT1:K IX
r "su fit si i in.
Tl'lrtydiio #fath*- Condition ot Some
of flip Houuileil
PosTcjr, August 39 Several per-^ns wounded
in the late railroad disaster exhibit unfavorable
symptoms. Edward Williams, of L\ .in, aged S3;
badly scalded, andit is thought that he can
not survive. F. Browning and .1. B. Betr!?. bo"i
of Lynn, arc ii. a critical condition. Jefferson
Howe, the baggage master ot 'he Puuiaui irain,
who remained at his iw?t, lies in the city liospithl
in a precarious condition. His right"arm r;t
amputated yestordav at the eN>ow. and to-dsy
li'S lCit leg \v ill be taken oft. Heinjured in
ternally, and received several bru'**s about the
.'ace,: ome of bis teeth being Knocke 1 out. and
his recoverv i? extremely doLbt.ul. Th.*n? tu
ber of deaths ha* reached G2.
FROM El KOI*E TO-DAY.
TfUjrajhrd Exclusively to The Eciting Star.
1 tie I'olllir || Minatloa in I'raucr.
Paris, Aii?. ?The J< >trr~' Debet de
plore- the in< oduction of Dutauu's amend
ment in the A emb'v yesterday. The ? iuiU
says Thiers is opjiosed to the wording of tire
rtjiort of the committee on th* bill ior the pro
longation ot his j>owers. ind w ill s|>eak against
?ts adoption on W birMiy. The deputies of
ti e extreme baft, the lt.^.it. and the Le.c Cen
tre, held meetings after Monday's sitting of the
Assembly to delibciate as to t'Wr future coune.
The Paris /o?raal has been prusecuted lor pub
l'.-hing fa^ new^.
Sjiaiu's l'recanfions Aicainsi Yellow
Fe%er.
Mai?RII>. Aug. 29.?All vesselsicom the islands
of Cuba and Old and New Providence are jtiir
antined at spar i^h jiorts to prevent tlie ixissili'e
muoduction of yel'ow fever.
Mni.no I)i>aN(ers.
r? !.'<( Dti'n.ft'i ly cm E+utMic.n <?/ P- fr lntm?
M'ncfc fj a SUnm-tuy; fix I'rrti/M Urovcued?
?Si.*ji i unk by a C?l( fftt.
Losdox, Aug.: >?An txplosionof petroleum
i>c;urred l.*>st night on bo.'rd a ve: sel at Pen
zance. The vessel was des.roye?l by tire and
two persons werekil'ed by the "explosion. The
st am-iug * 'sprey ww lo?t off Dnnd'e, and six
I nans were drowned. The steam-hip ptn>
sian. ??f:m fjaebcc, ran dou n the sicamer Aber
n St.Gt i? ge's channel. All on board are be
lieved to have been taken o.Y tlie vessel before
he sc.k, though that w as but the work of a few
minutes.
Movement? of NfeaniPi ?.
Loktr?, August ?TLe steamship City of
I^'juh i. t rcni >>w Yoik. touched at Queens
town ai 7 a. m. to-day. The ship Ohio, from
Baltimore, touched at Southampton yesterday.
The steamship Algeria, 'tub New York, touched
?t Queeiutown to-day. The steamship Oceanic,
from New York, touched at Queeiutown yester
lay. '11. ? *.) iti:.-l.ip Assyria, Irom New* York.
? fuelled at ^loillle to-?iay.
1
York's Lssl 4 r iiiin .l Nensntiuii.
Thr /?? c 1 Jiorfy of a 1 'our ? ffirf J'a'-'"! in a
1 iunk? T > < ,tfv> 'ty S'ill Litr ct ilrd.
New YorK, August 2U?In the trunk mystery
he sesrcli of the two houses ot 10>S';iii'.rer^
tailed *> lind toe woman who sent the tri nk
away, the house siitl under police surveii
wce. Kosenxwerg has a diploma from a ?o
,-ailed medic."' society in Philadelphia. The
pi i:oner is very re.'.cent, and denies a'l knowl
edge of the affair, though the police jiossess
r< i. ive e\'.dence of hW complicity. InsjiectoiJ
Willing sud Jameron believe they have a cer
;?'?i clue to the woman who accompanied the
iri;nk to the depot.
Sixteen bathers bad a narrow es-aj e ..om
dtatl. in Sliaik river, New Jersey, S itur y, in
onsequence of holes ir. the san?f.
+
indian Wm in ^miflicru California.
San FitAMMSfo, Augu.-t V.?The Indian
'rouble* .n Southern California are more se
rious than war at l'rt-t anticipated. Intelligence
n in I.os Flore-, as late r>? s o'e'ock p. m . rep
remnt.- tl'at the rebel chief Olegario ha* |>er
suaded Aguilia* t j join bini in an attack on the
K..;lenient o! San Lu's Kev. The settlers are
res|iondii'g to a call trom Ool. P. J. Coats, and
will join tne romc.aiid >>1 Col. Brown tc-night.
Father Xibach, ot San l?iego, has just returued.
ii'dre|<?i>> tiiatall attempts on h<- part to .'ring
about a settlement of the difficulties have b en
.rustr.itt d by < Hegario. There is ?jreat evcite
mc-nt in tbe vicinity ot San l>:r.s Key, as it Is
feared therew.il be a general uprising of the
'r.dians.
Overiinnliittr raiiininiy.
New Yonx. August 'St.?At the iuoe<ing o? the
oint commiUee appointed by the boardoi i.uj?er
and board ot uldt i men to investigate tkt
financial state- of the cuy, yest?-r lay f-tet noon,
?tecorder Hacket was chosen permanent chair
nan. A re olution wr>s passed that each mem.
>er should select two prominent citirens to be
tsscciatcd with the committee in the investiga
,on of the accounts. Sixteen |ter?ous were thus
Jcsignatcd, and an invitation sent to each re
;u<'-iilig his acceptance. Among the gentlemen
?umed were Uobert Lenox Keunedv, Koval A.
Phelps, H. B. Clad in, Judge Porter, James
Brown, of Brown Brothers, Wm. E. Dodge, aud
'ourtlandt Palmer.
#
Two MidniKlil !Uur?len in Seta York.
Kkw York, Aug. 2* At midnight, during a
Irunken brawl, at 319 Water street. Mary Burke.
iued 35, was V'cked in the stomach by Michael
I'ltsp&trick, producing a miscarriage." She will
lie. Emma Block, of 3s GlintO' uat
relled with her husband last night aud threw an
txe which missed l.er husband und killed a child
named William Weinhart, who happened in the
room.
?
A Colored Woman Ribs a Xntional
Paok.
Nev Y'ohk, Aug. ??The Essex County Nf
tiomd Bank of Newark, N. J., was roDbed be
;wetn Saturday and Monday of 93,000 in trac
? oruil currency bv a colored woman named Elica
Ar.n Srott, w ho cleans the offices. Twenty-seven
haadn <t dollars Wtre recovered anJ the rest will
probably be obf'ned.
Ylee President ( ullnx.
Chicago.. Augurtia?Y'ice Pr, si.ient Colfax
has mived at Minneapolis, MiEr...?rom a M-ip to
Bed Bive-. He will leave St. Paul >or South
Bend, Indiana, Thursday.
Name or tbe Murdered Blond .
Ntw York, Augrst 29?It is m.i<] tv- ffjri
whose remains were found in the trunk at ihe
Hudson Kiver Railroad depot came from Bos
ton, and gave the name of Ruth Billings.
The Port Chester Poi*on<*g Caae.
Kew York, August 29?In the Port Chester
poisoning case, the coroner's jury returned a
verdict against Mr*. Henrietta Knapp, who was
r jtiiuitttd to awnit the action ot the grand jury.
Arrest of a Mnrderer.
St. Ix)Vis, August 'it?John Irwin, who mir.
dered h'? son-in-law, Samuel YanArden,wae
urtsttd at East St. Lou.; yesterday.
INC MOBILE HOKI ??
Tbirty4li?l)rMt iv nrMl' ?
lw.
MovttB. Au , Aa?.i t _Tlr atCAm-r
Fountain br<it(bt #t? i 1?m .u V* '.I ?' ? t >?u
fb*1?ivck th'? Th'* ma .? * a ? ?1?1 of
;?% dead bodies rft'i<v<tf<l m> f?r It f< ?r*-l
B<au\ dmii arc M.ll unJtr lb* ?Nt u The ea
. uister-tots mainly c?'m|?*??d the w rl n* rl??
smi tint* l?ri' lc* >io well knosm ci..*e*?? are
snung the ii'.Wd ?c.'| t WUl'i Men .wither.
. oft ?t\ w.-tgher The fcilton n? .? the J.< i?f th?
I d.?A i|>ta.n W? H-t ii, Vary and EPen
Unir'an. li.irgf Cm?*cI1 J- Peterson tpik?0,
w. J. livtwOln. M?nr Hnnon, Mrr. Annie
Ml?an*. Cornelia l?ulii>*-a. Elira and Agnes
Viflnlw, It nitr<l. K'Anderwtn,
M. E Hoimt. Mto. Pi kr< and son Williaas K
Coarsen, .laooh liu. - U, JvK'fh L O'Hrwut. M.
Pewcr?. Sar?b Mr!'.<n.ild. and an unkiwwn
liWian.
? _ ??
1 >????!? I t? liiKraiiM'ki.
r? c Mm '-Itn/Ka J - ' ?a .*? m J IM> aa4
It ?*-?.
Evaasvttt*. Im*.. Ang ?' - t ban 1 of > )
nil ii tn?- : the Motgavtii i,kv.,>i|lMS*t
utt'sy night. t ink a white man auJ a negro
? barrel ?.*?! ou ?.???? i? m?u in.it t"a-y
\ i'V Tu **\ velit aM krr. j (Hrti w a tnt ?
zniU-; viu h? tv.
? #
A r iMi I Ulrl ?>ti I ;r?-.
Nr.* R? i k. A ? ? - a i
?So J et .oi w.-'h e at the Hu? ^nl Athra^ m Ih(
r"|Lt, "'w rk tl-'l't ??? a h*'V t ^ nam. I Fmilx
Sr;,'i (ji?kt tore. srd shcasa ha.' ? l-urncl
Hrr'rjrt. ?.tSn<li|?ti i .'.rrv i.ot oai.gi rou?
- ?
I'Mlaili Iptiia * >i * I nirt piiir.
I'1 11 apklthia, Ai t<>*t ?CrM i)? A Son
ha tela ilihf kill oj t'.ir liiat ;r>miiaait??f tor tin
Pt tilirjlvat'la Rai'eoad L'.verj ?>.-! ite- m Petty'*
J*lan<\ The keel lor O e?oud *? II Ik 1*?J ui
iaK''atc!y at 'he .nine place.
? ? ? ? mmm ? ?
? < At. Tm:>? -1 ?f Phi*
tlt 'i'lua L*>' rut Matniaysavaot thee -tl ua-le
" ll i' sutt.i acttc nal luatke; w rU.iri .il. and
t'ie ttaile In a'l i'? M-vcra! departments hve
healthful an outlook *-ae n ni. min t- to fcsvi
Men it. ThereSa gcod tk siaml t'tr tn?i. a i l
yet it uol to much ini xecsot thei>'ipiily m to
? art ant au a<ivanee in |f.oe*. TUerv in a htea4
?in ?> in the mat Let tliat renilor* Iiumiu -? aat y
faetny wmubcw ? tst |>retty <rer>? rally M
t>i vi t j the cunrli'Jon that |4 ice> ? ill n.il i>mt -
iMt bek.>v?-r tLU aeaxMi. an<l ?i|m-rator* .n-mc
W'l rjr klicr* at eurn-nt mtre?, the umiuit
?oei|*?ke an?l tlie men at the m a<-? jmn cheer
ialiv in the wutk ot mi;>i>I> itig 'he markrt. Tke
l^eLk^h resign, tit.Uer an active <1* tna i<1 front
the (I<cnili2 oi the m.** ??, i? J'I.hIiu-ihh r??al
larj^le. The threatcne4 <|i|>Aite a fortnight
H)!ti ii .? m?'t?l the ini*ie? ;n ttii'Hr\tay1killre(MMi
tbraaiitot aitrt ha* |wwd. Hw r^fent mir*
havitig troa^ht tlie rj i.<ij> t.i tacii a hi a'
tjnmove ap|inbet*9i?'ii uti tkat acuee thri i^h
I'v? thv tot ?>! the h :iun?er. The ric?i|>'? of tual
'???t week at Port Hi- Ii tin>ti-l were ^r.'?*er th ?o
tlio eot ei'hfi of tlie two |?revton? tl*;*. At
tht Hi \t | ul>lu ?aie of Set int mi etial a* New
Y? tk hv the lviawarc. I. tokawanna an I
em K..''roa?l Company, we uiKk-ratanJ Ifi.'kie
w.ll l<eofi re?l. *huh in mote thai, the
ifcti uioti'lilT ??le. tin- larpi ?t ftU)i>U!)t ever he
lcre . >l?l on a 'ike occaaiwn.
Wo**i*c W.>wr> v-^KKT:>uruKitRtoar?.
1 ne a wen abce ti. !??, who ft atnilxtrd hy
tknofawH in L> un. Mum.. Iia?e cotnh'*ie.| t >re
f t thr aci.uu ol th?-? 6i|>Ui\ in? ft.tcherv In nr
iler^ii(? a |cmalmlirti?ii ?<i **.?.?. At tlie w?>
m n> inAgnation nieiiin^ tut ?..k a.i.!r?a^i-a
w rcdelncred by wvi-ral & .it., in -n aii?l woik
inir KirU. and rt olu.v. r ail- ;>t? >1 i>r.iK-*t
ia ? against aiiy tMliiitiaa ?>t ? ^e? >in<ler anv
1'ietext ahate\ir. The ?i?r? -ng won. ti i' ?re
;olv??!that tbey ?mM?u1 tn tt >im?ti-riu?.either
w.th rt>Jtril tore-luet .on ot pi ictx, not c-f to <iuit,
or joifeiture of wajr ?.
I/Pile gre n tinted wnliiu,: cards are the
litest l.ct.do": wrinkle.
'The vvl^pr "B?*toa d^." doia not tint!
la\or in r.^fiectaMe lOrieljr.
?^Fa?hiot?al.'e. x"le. r * i'l r^umc eity life
dur 'ij the month of Uctt'her.
I/Mi.-*Kchonberg. a PL.tadi-Iphia hcllc, is
e iir'i'g out iu i>i*-ra.
KPSom of th* inure r. nmti- count ic? in Texas
are .-?ayet uiimii'V'-kI ta ill. ?ouu-ti |4>ii~>ners.
KX*Aima Dickiraaai rlearcd Al'i.nm ort the
nri n^-ot licr .*?* Ir^t ye r.
I/"A Pitt^ht'-g girl aped Litcen hrinjr* a suit
for I>t? ich of I um c i^au.st a niaii aeventy
ycatfo'd.
?y l.ucl y on tlie recent rai~ ? ha? sur>
p'-ed all the Flora \lcF''tu?ey# at Sarat ? .th
glovo lor the remainder of tin- a>-x in.
tS~A v " o* itreqiy, lcc,iirmg out West on
ttotnaii huflriige. niarf'itfc. &C., gi*-e- tl -^ |<>w
eifc< ad?ice t > her wrdueu i ?. 4-Ifyou hate
your he-hand, fbake I m and live rlgne or look
up au affinity."
ty A resident ot Wi.-eonsin. named Sige, hM
given fr2W?.c? 0 .or a college tor uoni< ti in It'iaca,
and proM M-d tutat.iaai imire on ccrttin conill
'ioi<?, one l>Hti? that ?..?-n1aitee a? morning
players iu the cha| el shall be e inipulsory.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tower I'rii-ea tltnii rineahfre.
Aj?*r> S?r??j?i.'la at.'l (VtTf Prct'.nU, SSr.;
Btiriietl's Ci^-'^tr" an?l Kilwtm, V" : S> (n-tirk l
???>n-p and T.-iiie. %1 S-. J?yn-'? E^pnct >ra_nt ar.4
Alt? tntiii-. S.V ? H'mtrtM'ii. H" .flanl ? auii Vio^ear
KittTS. JH'c.. M ? hl#r'? Il-tt BiltT*, aS?-.; L> u ?
Knthain t> a???l Harrj V Trie"pl..-rn?. ?- . I.a M a
W ~m and M~t i. Halm. ?n' , I>*scli-l>-r s Ii ur
l?>*. S.V., Hv.i.'.h 1.! ' Htii.hu, ?1 S), B *u'? J?
tuaica Uiiig'T. ?V ; Pualon'a firfMiw, Mr.; Tar
rant'? Aywiml.Wt ; ViMlM(trr'?Ilr|> ph ??phit?^,
Oseoi?i'? 1 tidiat/ls4??i?a<. (IJi; !?t -rlin? a
AtuVr ?ia. if-i..nt.tiSe Nm h ?r? Elixir Pr>
ti?xiiie Iriti, Sl?e.; Dr Ji>ui(h'* < '?>! Liver Oil. (I:
otl ?-r kliiii*. air : Fiaec ? Kt li<-f. iWt11*1* ay 's
Haoafarlllitn, . F'- I* Wat. r. 7iv . Parry's
Leti. it. (SlTi; Lnl'in'n Bitm t>. I' tinla*. |l; < 4
gate's \?-r> lat^^ ikMirHii nt. retail at wh-.I?
?alr priri-*; H .lland Gin. ltup-.rtml. *1 |w*r hittle;
Fim- Old K}i- U"lii?k) . lara- h tth?. 91. |?"r fill m.
a??i;u(r.iiit"*4 a? rppr'*a,jTil*-1 or ih<id"> r^fa!i<l''*l.
<"m 1 if. mia ? im". P.'ir. Atis i ia.Sh rrjr, Muoewtel,
51. AKTUI It NATTAN!*. I?ru*ci?t.
aus tr r.irii.-r SI atnl !? -:r. ?ta X. W.
Ureal Rcdnrtioa.
is OLD RVK ASP BOl'KBOK Wnis-RIES
BRAKDIKS. GINS, tr.,
r.t th* following 'itau.!*. vir:?Fam'ly N?ctar
I (iv ^wl : Bobectsoa _4 4o? * t ?
Me^nei?i??y. l?4. ?li'.. lw. a W ?!<?.: otar.l,
Pupar ft Co., 1-55S. 51-i < alii rni* Bra.i lv. #t do..
Old Toni Git . ?l 2S: C'icktai! Bitt.*r?, BiaiWJi-rry
Brainy. L'.U-tal Uiaenui:: to th- trawl".
<V G \CTIER,
Pr-pri^??>?* of -thr .Tativr Wine Bitt>ra,
Bi} 11 IJI? atnl 1419 Peun'a avune.
'Flit CELEBRATLU N ? RTI1 AKLINoTuN
J CON< ORJ? liKvPKS
a a ii bkiv. s>*:?.v
yr?J;U F*OM THE ^ IKEV \Rl'b OF THE ^CB
S< KillLIC.
l y tl:i* t.'llwir.p Or. e. rf
H?4f*i?i'i<? (.Vr-K VV Bonli II I -fr?*<wt,
S v <;???'. II piatit a f -i.. 1441 In Tut at*
1 r. .WtVNI 14t!i m4 15:h Ma?? I. f w 11
SiUii*?,eir. lSOi I N W i
\ unc? A C > . lo-j 1 h : ? t r r >tli a.id S' ??? ,
in <"t ? Ma?. ?i:r T'Wipl<- .1 <?rn.jf?- A. <"> tiaO^ih
?tr?i4: Br.wnit c 4 Middl I ?.Cl4 r? nn*jIvania
iivenn* . Ja? Jir'iin?t-n. 1714 Pi-un-ylvanlaave
I.c, li . A l'.irVer 1 Co . H ^3 IVnna) !?i.uia a*?
i.vs.
Im Gmrtavtrm? W?. T !l*rrm. cnr.Briilfc a?4
If ikI. ?lr?-t?; Bi.'ii.h ri. r ??. H-tdc- and Hiicr-?a
'tti?-t?. Fi.-ter * F.ltus, i1* liar-ii; Win. K.
t'artw ritiit, wO ?. binlai ?tre?-t. J -ha Th vk< r. 70
Bndu i-tri-cC aa" <
i AM' All kK AI lil >T TliK r.O0K
w VII.LK. x: \m.lMKo. AM1 XT,,,
LEONAKDT"WE S I. <?ii:l.-ai AfliRR#
II. wjr?t ?? ISi*li|'-? at r.i.VI * a a. u tv W
t-vi ry ilajr. except hu- -lai .
l'r ">k?\ ill- atae?atS*?. |.<k p m. '? ?tr??-t. !?*
tween ?*tIi and7thafreets N V* .*??? 'iiT n ilt?il9.
v_. .i J KOV A R!>
J^AMES T LEW la* _
Pi RE-FAIKVIFW BI.AI'KBKRKT WINE."
< warrants.' I'jtrnliiCM'. tliri-uzh t is phr?n-'a ?.
Sold l ?-irucaieta on'.j F rMlf.wMwafck;
CHAJtLE* SToTT A CO.,
Sul9 Im* P'tin?i lian a avir*.
SCHOOL FIHXITIEE >
IV 4X0
LECTFRE ROOM SETTEES,
OF THE XOST APPROVED tsTVLEs,
At the Maiiufactar<-r * Prices,
At MM BALLA>?XY5T bl
an!7 40> Ttb street. li??*'.',;t,.nr<?r Binldirut.
rpo fcA> e ok soi fb fifiT"
THAT 18 THE QUESTIOH.
READ THIS:
POUT 8tt.lt, Dacotah Tkrbito*y. July S,1ST1.
Mr B- 6<hrrrbrrt?fir: Pk??f a^nd tnebr luil Ifl
wo.-tb of the Liur-n Collarsai.d Cuffa you urcrtkM.
Th'?^ tou ajnt brfore g*\f rat ire aauafaetim. En
closed Bud ti forao. da and 26 c?uts f >r postage.
107'inw. JBA1I K SMITH -
I rerefrs orders cnnstsiitlr for these anaarpaaasbty
cL'-ap Lined Collars and Cafli, and have jaat ruoeivsd
afieah sapplr.
Four COLLARS and two pairs reversible CI TF8
for (1.
Also,?00 Work and Travelitf BA!?EET8 at 11
each.
Infant's WiUowCHAIRt*. wmffai Pllk at^ W~d
FANS. Ladlrs" and O^uta' HOsIERT and H AND
KFB< hieks. T<'ILET artk lf.s. po?:ket
BOOEB.' jmLBT. NATT'RAL CURLS. COB
t-KTs, LINEN fHIBT FRONTa, Ac.,allot which
will be sold oa tbt d liar plan, at
? lliTERBBIfl'l,
Sit SEVENTH STREET.
Jyg 11 Enar Piausrlvaala avenna.
^ FUR D1AMUKD8. Ac .
Call oa
BENJ L. HOOD.
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