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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19

QUITE KLRGATIoN of our musical ameteurs,
whe propose to bring out the opera of Martha
at Wallis Opera House by and by, went over to
Philadelphia last evening to post themselves for
its production by closely watching its perform
ance by the Richings troupe at the Academy of
Music. Its rendition by our home troupe will
De the musical event of the season, and the
chorus on that occasion will probably be the
most attractive in every respect ever placed Oh
any stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-19
MALLS OPERA HOUSE.

THUS EVENING,
6r-Ud Farewell Performance
IxION: OR, THE MAN ar THE WHEEL,
EREGEI. OR TIE HORN OF DILEMMA
secured seats Ellis N usc store A special
loaf IN run r. AleNaD fTia 10 accommodate per
sans " ching ~ AffeLd this p-TfOrmance.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Knickerb0cker vs.. Sfar-VictOry for the
Veterans by Score OF Is to 25.
There was fun at the Capitolne ground yesterday
afternoon; more fun, indeed, than has been seen
there for many months, and the occasion Of 1t all
was regular muiin game between the old Knicker.
b0ckers ana the famous Stars. The former as is
well known, is the oldest base bali organization in
the United States and, although they have
now large number of young play
crs, they yesterday trotted out all OF
the old original members they could get together.
and the result was they had what might be called
grayheaded nine; for with but two or three excep.
tons they were all OLD men-men who had played
the national game long before such lights of the
present day George Wright, Bralnard, Hatfield and
others knew what base ball was. DAVIS, one Of the
very Oldest OF the old club played like Trojan and
created any amount OF fun and laughter by the loose
free and easy way In which he 'fchucked" the bali
and bat around During the most part OF the game he
little by his swift delivery and the peculiar twist lie
put on his ball. 1t was, however, exceedingly
laughable to SEQ the manner In which he ran about
stop, first base second base, third base and
pitcher ALL at the same time, for whenever the
ball was thrown in from the field he would
back TO his place again as though his life de-
pended On the celebrity Of his movements.
: AS stated above, the game was between the
Knckerb0ckers and Stars, not the first nine Of
the Stars, however, else the score would pre-
sent quite O different aspect, but lot Of
who Sn ,oa belong SS Of e the cn merely
the field yesterday expecting to ''ger away" with
the old ''vets" but merely to nave good time; and
they succeeded AT the close Of the game they In
house, where a bOuntiful repast was spread, to
which they all did justice
The following are the innings:-
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CONSUMING TIVE CITY SMOKE.

Serious complaints have been made at different
times during the past four years, to the Board Of
Health. about the nulsances created by smoke from
factories and mills In the built up portion Of the city.
For many years these establishments have poured
out dense volumes OF black and stining smoke,
that renders 1t impossible FOR persons residing in the
neghborho0ds to open their windows and secure
fresh air. In this city there has never been any at
tempt made to consume the smoke, but In London,
Manchester and other European cities 1t has proved
success and great relief has been given the
public
With a view of remedylng the evil here the
Sanitary superintendent got embodied In
the new code clause compelling proprle.
tors OF mills. fOundries and factories to
destroy the smoke, and 1t Is the intention
OF the Board OF Health to enforce the law to the let
Superintendent, Mr.. Norris for information as the
best apparatus for accomplishing this purpose; but
II ls not the object OF the Board to act an adver
tislng medium for inventors and those affected by
section ITO OF the code must select their mode
OF complying with the law.
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For future delivery there moderate
the sales beng as follows 100 bales basis low miidlng
tober 1870 900 do Tor October and Soyember
at l15ac., and 20O do for September at 1886.
C0fFfE-The market tor Rio active, the demand
being from he trade and prices were quite steady
sSsO bags ex Elizabeth and 1850 DO Nancy, private
terms or other descriptions which quito steady in
value, we heard OF no particular sales. We quote -
kio Ordinary cargoes Axe l4c.; fair do, isc 6c,
lots ss lsc Jsva, is1c: 2I4c snsspore isc isc
Ceylon, i1pc lsc Maracaibo, 16.c l9dc; Laguayra
l66c 1eAc jamaica l6o l7c; Ceara l5c 17c Costa
Rca, ltc Manila l6c. l7c.; Mexican, l5c. ISc
and Savaniua, lb1&c q &c., all gold, duty paid -
FREIaHTs.-The market dull and heavy for al, ar.
cles to almost all parts owing TO the continued offer
ngs Gram room In the Liverpool steamers, however,
higher at the close when Dad bid 3D. The
tnued In moderate request differing from those
previously current The engagements were TO London
1000 bushels wheat part at 3D. 1000 bbs 3D.
Snd do Hour on private terms 10 Liverpool steamer
3D. The charters were:-A bark to the United Kingdom
with 26Co bbs petroleum. at g. 3d. bark, the same
voyage with 27go do on private terms bark from Pha
dephta TO for orders, with 2c0 DO at 6s 3D.
1000 bbs DO at vessel to Naples with 1000 cases d.
at 8Oc bark from PhadephIa Cork orders 10 da.
charge nt setn or Rotterdam, S0 do and bark from
the Mediterranean to New York. on private terms
corn meal l96 bushels wheat 94G0 do corn do
oats and 7l5S do An active business was consum
mated In State and Western -FOUR the demand being chiefly
fST ana prices were stronger especially for the
!Oc per bbl The demand stimulated the
be ter news from Europe The sales bbls
Including 2O0O bbls. extra STATE at from IS 76 to $6
Southern nour was quiet but rather drmcr the sales
heavy, the sales 20U bbls meal quite steady
with sales or B0 bbl at prices within the QUO
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OBITUARY.
Harry Jordan.

This well known actor died on Tuesday morning in
the city OF Chicago after few weeks illness. MIR.
Jordan was born in the city Of Baltimore served
an apprenticeship in the composing room Of the
Baltimore sun He did not long continue at the
early years OF his professional career he was quite
successful and starred throughout the country In
company with his wife, most estimable lady. His
line OF business that OF the leading characters
in nearly oil OF the standard plays. During later
years he played low comedy parts but subsequently
who were acquainted with deceased will bear testl-
mony to his character as an. upright, generous
warm-hearted man, good father, o kind husband
and q true friend Mr. Jordan was about nftY-twO
years Of age at the time Of his death.
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RAvIaGS or A lUAAJlC,
A Man Charges His Wife and Two Sons With
Attempting to Poison Him.

Patrick Cannon, residing somewhere In York Vile,
yesterday applied to Justice Coulter for q warrant
for the arrest OF his wife and his two sons Patrick
and Thomas, whom he charged with cOnspiring 10
take his life. lie said he had been suffering from
delirium tremens, to cure which physi
clan had prescribed something for him. When
up his wife went to the druggist to get another dose
aud told him to snake II stronger as the first
thinks his wife wanted to poison him. He also
swore that after he had partaken OF portion Of this
second prescription he spent the night in terrible
agony, ana he was certain that q strong
mixture OF poison was In the dose he
had taken and administered to him for the
purpose of killing him. The foregoing charges have
not III reality any foundation, probably and are only
the crazy fancles OF deranged mind; but in order
to be certain about the matter Justice Coulter issued
summons for the vile and sons to appear at court
this morning and give an explanation.
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FIRE SEVENTH AvEAuE-loss FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.

At fifteen minutes after two O'Clock yesterday
morning fire broke out in the rear OF the three
story brick building Nos 4io and 4S1 Seventh ave.
nue.. occupied by Edward M. Connolly as
u cooperage The loss on stock Is $1,000, and
on building and 500 on stock the Etna Of Hart
ford; 81 500 on building In the American. of Provt-
dence; So 500 in the Washington. OF Providence, on
building He has $500 on furniture In the Green
wich and $2,250 on houses IN the Springfield, OF
Massachusetts,
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Wheat was In fair demand chiefly for export and prices
were higher sales being made az an advance OF &C. per
No. spring; $l 80 ST. 20 for inferior choice No
do. 81 IL 81 "a for No. do.-the inside price for
soft do 81 40 81 Az for amber winter and NI 60
~ 6S for white For corn the narke. quite steady
10000 bushels at Sc &c. for mixed and Ri O9
81 M for yellow a1d white. Oats fair demand
SSs for Western Yes c So for statehs inside price
Ohio. OF small lot OF jersey sold at 81 0S Both
barley and harley malt re m aincd dull and nominal
SuNNIEs were Inactive and prices entirely nominal
at 2lc. 22c. for bags and Gle. q 32c. for CLOTH
HAYThere prevailed good demand prices continued
to rule steady Mt &c. 9c for shipping Y gl N for retail
oi 81 10 VI - for long rye straw and 9oc for short do
being confined to small lots TO supply immediate wants.
Prices were steady however, at 10c Z0c common 10
choice grades.
HEMP.-Mania was dull and nominal at 1870. l2,ac,
gold sales Other kinds still dull were
reported Prices were nominal at our last quotations.
MoLAssEs.The market stiil dull, heavy and unset
tied The sales confined to small lots prices within
the range Of quotations which must be regarded
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POLICE TRIALS.
Tne Grand Round.mcn,s Compin,nts.

TNO WfHnu hOUnusmCn6 Complaints.
commissioners Smith and Bosworth yesterday
heard about 100 complaints, principally preferred by
the grand roundsmen. In nearly all the cases tried
by tho former the complaints were dismissed as
frivolous ana when sustained or there was doubt
In the case reprimands and fines OF one and two
days were inflicted. Onlcer Curtain, Twenty-nintn
precinct, was tried on complaint OF Sergeant
Hutchinson with being under q stoop, stooplng to
conquer tile coyness or pretty Kitchen maid, who
Curtain declares came to the window with pitcher
oil water to quench his thirst lie denied having
any unhOly Intentions
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Died..

Died.
BAcoN.-On Tuesday. August 10, in the 22d year
Of his ago, EDWARD BACON
members OF the Eureka Association are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi-.
dence ~ Elizabeth street. this (Thursday) after.
BAyLEY-on wednesday morning, August II,
and end Of mS Si nes
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the Church
ST. Francis Xavier Sixteenth street,, on Friday
BRIads.-At Bangor, Me- on wednesday, August
TO- Mrs. NANCY A. BRIGGS, aged SO years and 2
Remains Inferred at Greenwood, August IT.
BoYD.-On Wednesday morning, August II, OF
congestion of the brain, JAMES BOYD, Jr. twin son
Of James and Sarah J. Boyd, aged months and Is
fhe remains were taken to Chicago for lnterment
BOYD-At M0rristown, N. j., on Wednesday.
August II, JAMES HUBBELL, youngest son Of Louis
r. and Helen A. Boyd, aged months ana days.
hetcs II frays hnSy Sunday
gust IA, JOHN J. BROPHY, aged Is years.
BRowNELI-on wednesday, August II, at the
Fourteenth street, Mrs. CHARLOTTE DIcKENsoN
BRowNELI, widow OF the Right Reveread Bishop OF
Her remains will be taken to Hartford for inter.
ment.
Notice OF the funeral in to.morrow's paper.
CAvANNAH.-At Catskill, on Monday August Is,
ofapoplexy, CATuARlSE, widow OF William A. Cavan-
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services, this
Thursday morning, at half.past ten o'clock at
the residence Of her otherlnlaw, John J. Morris,
III West Twenty-1rst street.
DoNoHoE.-On Tuesday, August 10, MARY DoNo-
HOE, native Of the parish Of Druman, county
Cavan. ireland, aged 20 years.
Her relatives and friends, and those OF her son
Joseph, and Of her son-in.law John Clark are In
vited to attend the funeral, this Thursday AFTER
noon at O'Clock, from the residence Of the latter
corner Of Twenty-third street and avenue A. Her
remains will be Inferred In st. PatricKs Cemetery
corner OF Mott and Prince streets.
D0sCHER.-On Tuesday, August l6, JOHANN CHRIS
TOPPER DOsCHER, aged months and 81 days.
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence
OF his parents, Henry and Catharina Doscher, Il
Jackson street, corner OF Front street.
The funeral Will take place this (Thursday) after
noon, at one O'CLOCK.
DoUGHERTY.-On Tuesday, August 10, after a brie
illness. JANE, relict OF Daniel Dougherty, aged s.
years.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF hei
daughter, at fremont N. y, this Thursdayl after
noon, at two O'Clock.
DE MARcELLIN.--0n Wednesday morning August
II. MARIE MoRdAN. infant daughter OF Thoma, o.
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NAVAL ST6REs.-The demand for spirits turpenne was
ss pss' s!:.s sS:ps
sss psXs wa 5 and a. s s
low grades steady, while The grades
sold 70 tho sxea Of 5 bb 5r
81 Ssp pi2sss % % but g. S. s.as cher. Il ED $
small lots pale within the range Of quotations We
Lnssed slow sale. though there wa. more
ANXIOUS realize There were sold 1000 gallons for Sep
%OG @ MsSbsssg sysy s Soc snd z
sales Other kinds were dull and nominal the quotations
5sna Gm s T. saS at ss
G. bb 1 iii & s and Sn 81 3
and sss
a, Offering. iish! Eo future delivery
sqi e. 'ssns s p s
s SS: v:. "a
for xusas sbls Tor September a: so
s1s Ts Isss
s @ for s.s n city city nrs: hSS only
mon % prime % grade: we're quoted yrse isae
mys hogs .Gsd3 s 3 a s for
slaughterers Beef dull, but unchanged value The
sales about 30 bbs in lots $13 6 for plain mess
and 6 l for extra do lerce beet duh prices
nominal at 27 $50 for prime We heard Of
sales of Beef hams inactive and nominal,
dull and the sales unmp0rtan long clear
quoted at l6c l5c Cut meats slow OF the
hams isc 2Oc tight tierced and barged do, 2iXc Hc
The lard market wss C very quiet the sales
the latter price for steam For prime Western steam the
closing prices 1890. 1870.
were made within the range SIC. 9xc for Carolina and
TIC n 7tsc. for Kangoon.
was dull, and prices entirely
unehangsd n value Clover was quoted i4c aud timothy
SrEAnfNE--The market dull, but unchanged. The
demand vas was confined to small lots 70 supply immediate
prime lots.
sALTrErRE.-Cruds dull sac, at which price the
sUGAn.-Ihc market for presented fair degree OF
prices were heavy and 80 lower, almost ali Of
ss1s s nafs good asanas '.Si Of 1S.
however. the market closed quite steady, There
sold hhds s.T e. from c ioT Saes Por,9
prices favor Of buyers. We quote Hard, iSssc
1i soft anS Thss Yellow S ix, sa srS ". 5sso
as len%ns ooa sanss rsnaas fair
s'Gis s aSs p%S saa 70 ensss s
SIC Havsaa-Boses Dutch Standard Nos TO- =,
sTc assc DO. 10 to r. sc l04o; do to 49, lo2sc
i.s .S do 3d. 10 wSs e s Be- dP Pcrls 30 ssa
grades &c M sMc do:, grocery grades loc M
sales OF prime were made at 9Nc "
wa,sksY -Keseps. SiS 66s. There ives sss activity In
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New YORK.-General Matt Head, commander OF the
"Amoskeag Veterans OF Manchester, N. H.; Major
e. b. Strong. commander Of the "Putnam PhalanxO
OF Hartford, Conn.,, and MAJOR Ben Perley Poore,
commander OF the veteran Artillery Company OF
NewburypOrt Mass. met at The Parker House In this
city to make arrangements for a union excursion
this fall. The three organizations Will probably meet
IN Boston, and after parade here 60 to New York,
where they will remain two or three days. The ap.
pearance Of this New England brigade OF veterans
cannot but be imposing-BOstOn Journal, Au9,lst IT.
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MONEY
continues easy at three to fve per cent.
l,s FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Is dull and steady &C subjoined quotations. Ster.
Ing francs and other continental bills are merely
nominal, but the following are brokers' rates:-Ster
ling sixty days, commercial, 1osK a1o9h; good to
prime bankers, 1Oo% 1oo7s; bankers rates. snort
sight, 1lox 11OX; Paris, sixty days, 5.l34
6.12H; short sight, 6.o7h 6.0e14; Antwerp, 5.1S1
6.1211; Switzerland, 5.13A 6.l2H; Hamburg,
80 81; Amsterdam, AZ ak; Frankfort az q
AN; Bremen, 80 o s0X; Prusslan thsiers. TAX IS.
BOUTWELL,.
The Treasury sold $1,oOO,o 900 gold OF 1l7.27 a
11L48.
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
A WASHINGTON CoNUNpRuh

A WASHINGTON C0NUNDRUM.
The currency balance in the Treasury, according
to washington dispatches, amounts to $685. 24O A.
decrease Of nearly S12,ooooOo as compared
with the last statement. The coin balance was
$1o1 es7 eo2 &c., Of which $3S, ,62o,5Oo were In gold
certificates.
1t was stated on the street in explanation of the
reduction in the currency balance that $11 900 900
fractional currency had been cancelled. This how
ever Is absurd suggestion. inasmuch the Secre-
tary has not the power Of contraction in this way,
while the withdrawal Of such an amount OF "smaIl
stamps" Is not possible without some reflective dis.
turbance here.
SPECIE SHIPMENTS.
The engagements for to.morrow's steamer are said
to be over one-quarter Of million dollars.
sUB-TRgAsURY BUSINESS.
The following shows the results Of to-day's busi-
ness at the Sub-Treasury In this city,
G0lQ receipts. $13O,3l9
GOlQ pay menus. 44,347
Cold balance 90, ,612 1872
Currency receipts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 375372
Currency payments. ntS...................... 154, 491
Currency balance. 13,111 438
Customs. $4,000
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Ono O'Clock p. MI.
STREET QuorArllyi
Half.past Five o,CIock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
.RDNKsDAY, A

WEDNESDAY, August It's r. NJ.
COTTON was steader, with fair demand from spnners
Desirable spinning grades scarce and held At full
prices In some cases commanding above quotations The
export business still held In abeyancc by the difference
between New York Liverpool values from
the decline to operate The sales were 2ea
bales for spinning l5a bales for export and s7 bales FOR
speculation. We Quoc:
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


BAUM-GoTTHOLD.-On Wednesday, August II, by
the father q the bride. the Rev. Gotthold at his
No., to Miss Rosa GoTrHOLD, of this city.
COYLE-MARsH.-At Grace M. E. church, Port
Richmond, S l., on Tuesday, August l6 by Iiev. Ii.
A. Buttz, Rev. JOHN CoYLE. NJ. D., to Miss MARY +.
MARSH. all or Staten Island, N. Y. No cards.
JARDINE-LISsENDEN.-A the residence OF the
BRIDES parents. on Wednesday, August II, by the
Rev. John J. Brouner, JAPHET JARDINE Of Jersey
City, to JANE NJ. LISSESDEN, of this city.
MILLER-HENEs.-A East New York, L. l., on
Tuesday, August 49, by the Rev. Joseph ]. Esegood
OF Trinity church, East New York. Mr.. FRANCIS r.
MILLER to Miss SusETTE HENEs.
STGNA-SMlTH.-At Harlem, on Tuesday. August
10, by Rev. w. G. Steel, Mr.. HENRY A. SIGMA TO Mrs.
ELIZA A. SMITH.
SrANrON-ERNsT.--InF Frankfort on the Main, Prus-
sia, on Monday, July 25 by the Rev. DR.. Steitz,
EDGAR STANTON, United States Consul at Bristol
England to HELENA ERNST, OF the former city
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BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.

The two story frame building No. 1877 North street.
E. D., toppled over yesterday while several workmen
were engaged In excavating under 1t. The work.
men all escaped injury. The walls OF new building
adjoining were damaged 5000.
Conrad Schneider, who was partially insane from
the effects Of protracted sickness, cut his throat
YESTERDAY afternoon at his residence No. 146 cKib-
ben street, q. d., ana died instantly. Schneider
was native Of Germany, ftty-ei9ht years Of age.
He leaves an impoverished and afflicted family.
Three river thieves boarded vessel lying at the
foot of North Second street, e. d. yesterday morn
ing, but they were surprised by the appearance Of
officers Flaherty and Quinn. OF the Fifth precinct,
and took to their boat, and escaped. Oficer Quinn
fired two shots at the thieves and called upon them
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the market business being checked by the hrmnss Of
holders who refused TO sell the close below
17o bbs. sold early Ia the day At 97c
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
"WEDNESDAY. August 17-0 P. NJ.
DISSOLvING VIEWS,

WALL STREET, I
"WEDNESDAY. August 17-8 P. NJ.
DISs0LvING VIEWS.
The great question in Wan street to-day is, where
Is the French armys The contradictory dispatches
received have checked the speculative feeling hence
the markets have settled down to state OF almost
stagnation II the news Of Prussian successes had
not been interrupted an active movement In gold
on che bear side might have been looked for United
Germany to-day challenges the reliability Of de-
spatches showing different result, but 1t won't
'put Its money on It," Hence an entire absence Of
interest In the market.
f GOLD
inits extreme quotations. only ranged n per cent.
Gold loans were made at ], and per cent for car
rying and fat Tor borrowing. The subjolped table
THE PRINCIPAL FLUCTUATIONS
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Personal Notes.


The Boston Journal OF the 17th says:-"Mr. s.
Frank Crockett, well known to the patrons Of the
old Bromfeld House, and one Of the most capable
hotel men in the country left Boston last night to
assume his duties In connection with the Grand Gen.
tral Hotel in New York. which is to opened the
22d inst This is the largest hotel in the world, and
tcan accommodate 1900 guests.
( Henry O. Wright who died at Wocnsocket, OF apo
plexy, on the 10th ins was, in former years. Of
the little band OF anti-slavery speakers to which
Garrison, Philips, Pillsbury and Stephen Foster be-
longed. The Springfield Republican says ne was
man OF herculean proportions and an orator by ma
ture. He has also written copiously on many sub.
jects, among others on marriage and divorce. OF
late years ne has been Spirltualist His age must
have been sixty-fve.
Geary's organ, has been appointed Quarantine
Master OF Philadelphia, in place Of Mr.. Gartside,
who fell q victim to the yellow fever.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

Prominent Arrivals I'm This City Yesterday.
Major Macomb and Mr.. Favre. Of Newport; Ben
,. Stevens OF Wisconsin, II. de Parres of Paris and
W. T. Walters OF Baltimore, are 0t the Brevoorr
House.
General Stuart, Of New York; E. Thomas, Of Rich.
mond General Hardwick, OF Indiana; Colonel j. b.
Gumbe, Of South Carolina; George 8. Lacey, Of
New Orleans; Captain Cough, of Ireland. and W. B..
Shaw, Of North Carolina. are at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Colonel w. Slidell, of Newport; 8. rockingham,
II Boston; G. B. Gammaus, of San Francisco, and
J, B. Livingston, OF Rhnebeck, are at the Albemarle
Iotel.
Chief Justice Chase. Senator sprague of Rhode
sland; George p. Bell, OF Havana; F. E. Marsh, OF
chicago; Edward Perkins, OF England; Commis-
Toner E. 8. Parker, of Washington, and j. Hawkins
II New Orleans, are ct the Hoffman House.
[ Captain O. q. COmstock, OF san Francisco; Rev. 8.
r. Rever, OF Italy; D. Mcdonald, of Scotland, and
George Gillum. Of Portland, Conn. are at the Cole
man House.
| Colonel H. De woii Of Hartford; c. Diamond, Of
Rhode island. and Colonel ]. Adams OF Saratoga,
are at the ST. Elmo Hotel.
w. J. McCuIloch. OF New Orleans; J. M. Lawton,
Of Havana, and J. B. Howard, OF Alabama, are at
no New York HOTEL
General German. OF washington; Professor simp.
On, OF Cambridge, ana COLONEL u. Evans OF Ridge
cid, are at the st. Charles Hotel.
Congressman W. II. Barnum, OF Connecticut; Colo
mel e. W. Dennis, OF Kansas; 8. Doullard, Of Balt
more w. p. Smith, Of Baltimore; Captain T. Tobin,
OF Tennessee; Colonel James W. Bowen and F. e.
sHinckley, of Chicago; r. M. Bishop, Of Cincinnati,
and W. NJ. Scott OF Glasgow, are at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel.
e. H. Totten, of the United States Army; Captain
g. B. Raymond, OF New Jersey; Captain e. s. Good
wn OF Boston. and A. r. Miller, Of Chicago, are at
khe AStOr House.
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boy named James Lynch was yesterday COM
mitted by Justice Shandley at the Tombs for steal
ing from the Ruenfng telegram once tickets repre-
senting 1000 copies OF the telegram