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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-31
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
THE SICK HORSES.
The Crisis Past I'm New York-Heayy
Mortality i'm BrOol<Iyu-The
Disease Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5l.-The cool, bracing
weather of the last two days has had good
effect upon the sick horses, and the malay
seems TO have slightly sbated. More horses are
on the steets to-day. Many of the car and stage
stables report Improvement. Their stock ia
cllities Tor travelling are somewhat increased
The weather to-day is cloudy, with appear
ances OF rain, which is not encouraging If il
becomes fine, it is hoped the horses will rapidly
improve. At all events, the crisis is now con-
sidered past. The third avenue line was yes
view 10 Keeping mp good appearance, for fear
were reported at the offal dock yesterday. No
change for the better is reported among the
Brooklyn horses. a heavy mortality is re-
ported there.
Bergh intends to stop the Blocker street cars
to-day. be regards as preposterous the suits
against him. The other lines say thew would
prefer that Bergh would stop them, as they are
running merely to accommodate the public.
THE sTAGNATIoN TO BUSINESS
remains about the same.
THE EPIRIPPIC SPREADING IN Jersey.
The European steamships yesterday sailed on
time, their cargoes being furnished by lighters
The disease Is on the spread in Jersey.
LADIES ILL WITH THE HORSE DISEASE.
A fe male doctor reports that she is treating
four ladies suffering from the horse disease
CHICAGO GIFTS 1T.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.-There seems to be no
longer any doubt that the horse disease has
reached this city, and that several hundred
horses are already affected. Every precaution
is being taken to prevent its spread.
NO IMPROVEMENT IN OSwEGO.
OswEGo, Oct. 31-Tbere is no improvement
III the hCIse disease here.
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'LoRD GORDON" AGAIN ExPosHp-Riin-
Lurgh and LO1idon Jei0elIerS Humbugged 10 the
Tune Of $40 900, In the supreme court al Oh am
6ers IN New York Tuesday morning, before
Judge Fancher, a new and important turn in
the Gould, Gordon case took place. A gentleman
named Thomas Smith appeared as a witness
and testified that he is member of the firm of
Marshall Il Sons, jewellers in the city of Edin-
burgh, Scotland, that in the spring OF 1870 a
person calling himself Lord Glencairn, and
representing himself as the owner of large
landed estates in Scotland and England, pur-
chased jewels and other valuable articles from
his hrm to the value of upwards of $500; that he
made similar purchases from Messrs Keller &
Sons, and Grant & Peake. of London, and then
absconded, also swindling his solicitors, Messrs
howard PadGison d Son, of upwards OF $4,000
MT. Smith produ ced the photograph of Lord
Glencairn, which proves TO be the yerltable
Lord Gordon, who imposed himself upon Horace
Greeley, Thomas A. Scott, and Jay Gould last
spring, and obtained from the latter haIf mil
lion OF dollars upon the representation as Gould
sweare, that he was the Earl OF Aberdeen and
the representative of the stockholders in the
Erie railroad company. The chief of police OF
London says that GOrdon's real name is
"BeSSey,D
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L0usiOn County Fair.

LEESBI 10, OCT. 80, i. ,.
Editor Star: This county society commenced
It's twelfth annual fair yesterday, on its hand
some grounds, near this city. To-day the
weather is bright and favorable, and the at
tendance is large; the entries are numerous in
the several departments, and it is considered
the most successful far held since the war
The Old family carriages from all the country
round throng the grounds, and there are a
larger proportion of ladies than are usually seen
AT country fairs. The annual address was read
nom printed copy by eX-GOv. Swami, of Nd,
and contained many useful hints for improve
ments in tarmidg worthy the attention OF the
hearers. In the tTOtting for the Loudon purse
OF Sl5), the gray horse owned by Col Paxton
won the purse. Time about three minutes.
IprnnN
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From Europe To-Day.
TRANSFER OF SPECIE.


LONDON, Oct. 3l.-The London Banking As
ISOLATION has received four hundred thousand
soVeTeigns from the Bank OF Paris, aud more Is
coming.
IMMENSE DAMAGE BY THE FLOOD IL THE Pc.
ROME, Oct. 3l-Dispatches from Turin report
that there is 10 abatement in the floods cause q
by the overflow OF the river Pc. More than
1900 men are at work day and night erecting
barriers to arrest the further progress of the
water. The damages to property and crops IN
the provinces of Mantua and Ferrara are beyond
calculation. In Ferrara alone 40 900 persons are
homeless. Assistance is being rapidly for
warded from all points to the suffering people
WIT WEATHER IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Oct. 31.-The weather in England
to-day Is wet.
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= LU5I UN THE STEAMER n SSOCHI.
NEW YORK, Oct 3l.-AmOHg the passengers
OF the Missouri was Col Albert s. Evans, of San
francisco, an old journalist, for many years
edlto1 OF the Alta California, and author OF the
book "Our Sister Republic" He accompanied
VIM. ii. Seward on the la'ter's Mexican tour.
he was the San Francisco agent of the AssocI-
ated Press, and a man universally popular and
extensively known on the Pacific coast.
ANOTHER LUNATIC MURDERED BY KEEPER
Another inmate of Wards Island insane asy-
futn, named Louis C. Samuels, died on Tuesday
from the effects OF alleged violence at the hands
OF one OF tle keepers, named Mcdonnell. The
victim had been put into cold bath, and bru-
tally kicked in the stomach and elsewhere
AcvCITTAL OF CHIEF OF POLICE MwILLIAMs.
AT late hour last night IL was reported in
Jersey City that Chief of Police Mcwilliams
mad been acquitted, and that eleven Jurors
st0oG for the aCauittal of DOYLE.
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DRY GOODS.
LOB FALL AND WINTER
Dry Goods,


BOGAN 81 wYLIE
1OIS and lego Sew enth street, n. w.
Is TIE PLACE To GO.
IN immense stock q sessonable Goods, selected
with Judgment, since the
BREAk IN PRICES
The largest forced notion Sales in New York and
Philadelphia have enabled US to place goods In our
'eeh "SsrS 10" fB5ESIEssss GOODS
All the New Shades in Popular Fabrics
All-wS0l Satines st soc. per yard
Rich Rolled Poyins e pinglfnes, &c
P Pn p p rin ed hePs,nc former price 81.
MISSES AND CHILDREN,
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
BOnbazines, Merinoes. /
Csshmeres, Delaines, Saline,
Prunelle Cloth, Empress Clo,h,
Eerge, AUSTRALIAN Grape, French POolins,
Lnsli.h Grepes, Algaess, and Mohairs,
0'Or'a0id cref SL ysils.
Tron 81 IS to $40 our stock is full Of rich makes
splendid line OF ell the and POP ulsr Of
sHAWLS.
BB0UHE sHAWLs, PAISLEY SHAwLS,
0PES,CESTRE LONG sHAwLs
iron no to $50. Our shawl Department was never
Gentlemsns g. Ladies, Misses and Childrens Me-
rino shirts and Drawers. hosiery of all kinds.
.usr.as.,, ID S.LANkErS. .,o
Prices considerably less than last year. Flannels
Of all grades snper White flannels, 25o. Canton
fiannelS from l2H e g CO. ~, Table II isns.
shee'ps' Ticking se Counter Esnes from 81 to %
in all grades and colors. Super black, 75c. and 81
CLOTHS, CASsIMERBS, SUITlNGS, &c.
oc2s ~ BOGAN wYLIg.
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HippOpafhologicaI.

The horse disease, which has been so severely
telt In Canada, Boston, New York and other
cities, Is now in Baltimore, and very many
herses are suffering with it fully developed.
whilst still larger number are manifesting the
premonltory symptoms in varying degrees OF
severity. In New York yesterday the disease
seemed TO be assuming more fsyorabl aspect
but there was no real abatement; 81 horses died
IN that city yesterday, and increased facilities
are needed % remove the carcasses from the
streets and stables. Two persons were reported
sick with the disease yesterday. In Patterson,
n. j., the disease is Spreading rapidly, as we'll
as in Schenectady. No new cases were an
nounced in Philadelphia yesterday. IL has
assumed mildsr type in that city, and many
Of the affected horses have already recovered.
Seventy-four cases exist In Camden IN. j. rail-
road stables. About 100 cases exist In Baltl-
more. IL prevails in all the livery, express, city
car lines, and railroad stables. About thirty
cars were Withdrawn from two street car lines
yesterday. All horses have been withdrawn as
soon rs the disease vas manifested. The progress
Of the horse disease in the fire department in
New York 10 most alarming. Out Of Ia horses
are well and "a are wholly unit for use. None
Of the animals have died, but cases are likely
70 result fatally. Little change Is reported in
Boston, but the disease has extended TO Water
Vile and Passport. Maine. In Peughkeepsie
n. Y, and other places on the Hudson liver
the disease IL increasing. The disease Is aSatins
IN Rochester, and teams are quite plentiful on
the street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-31

PREPARE FOR ANOTHER EPIZoOTY-The
dominion OF Canada seems determined to be
the fOuntainhead OF animal distempers the
present season. Besides being the origin OF the
prevailing horse malady, another disease which
threatens to become widespread, has broken out
among the swine in Hull, Ottawa. Our farmers
and health commissioners should be on the
ALERT and endesvor to prevent, if possible, this
new plague from spreading among the swine in
this city and vicinity.-N Y. HernId
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-31

IMPORTANT RAILROAD ExrRssIoNs.-The
New York Central directors Yesterday author.
lied the issue of $40, 000. 900 OF bonds for the
purpose OF laying two additional tracks from
New York to Buffalo for the great traffic OF
chicago; and the northwestern railroad direc-
tors authorized the issue of convertible bonds ia
the extent OF 0G00 COO, under the direction OF
the executive committee The Rock Island
company also authorized the issue OF $40, roc, DOC
. pay the floating debt. The St Paul and
Pacific, leased road Of the Northern Pacific
stopped work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-31

A GOOD IDEA.-A brief paragraph in an ex.
change affords a hope that we are approaching
the day when our cities will be kept clean with
out cost to Taxpayers. The paragraph In cues.
ton asserted that certain Long Island farmers
have undertaken to keep clean the cutters in
parts OF Brooklyn, for the sake OF the fertilzing
material thus collected, and that thew perform
this work without charge to the city. In these
days, when farmers are paying high prices for
poor fertilizers, it is mOpstrous waste of
into the river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-31

BROKER INSTANTLY KILLED IN WALL
STREET-ShOrtly before two o'clock yesterday
Rev. j. s. Gallagher, of % Broadway, the
agent of Mr.. William P. Douglass. was passing
the new marble bank of Drexel, Morgan & Co..
now In course OF construction in Wall street
when large piece OF scantling fell from the
topmost story and struck him upon the head
The timber was about five feet in length and
six inches in diameter, yet il was broken in two
with his head upon an iron stanchion living near
the gutter, and Ii was instantly covered with
the blood and brains OF the untortunste yeuno
man. When picked up by the bystandersa hill
OF exchange was found I'm his hand and If Is
supposed he las reading it when the fatal tim
Der struck him. The injured man was at once
conveyed to the New street station, but he only
sursIyed MS arrivals few moments. The de-
ceased was thirty years Of age, and resided in
BloOmheld \. J.-N. Z. Herald, 30th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-31

Louis BLANC, In An address to the republic
cans OF Avignon, France, demonstrates the me-
al assembly, and opposes the appointment OF
president Of the republic, the presidency being,
in his belief. counterfeit royalty which would
perpetually endanger the liberties Of the coun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-31

THK CHOLERA is making serious ravages in
Buda, Hungary. Ninety-four cases are re-
ported, of which twenty-seven have proved
fatal Among the cases are those of twenty
nine soldiers, who were stricken i'll simultane-
ously, and of whom Ave died. The disease has
also broken outin Gumhennin, Z sstern Prussia.
ford, England, one death from the disease has
occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-31
Political NnfaS

The straight out' state convention at Rich
mond, Va, has finally adjourned without doing
ANYTHING.
speech 10 five thousand republicans at Grand
Rapids, Mich, yesterday.
senator wilson is stumping Virginia. He
spoke at Staunton on Monday and at Charlottes-
Vile On Tuesday, yesterday he spoke at Lynch-
burg and to-day he speaks at Richmond.
MIR. Davenport and his inspectors have already
discovered Tour thousand names fraudulenty
registered in New York.. This IN ay be set down
as further deduction from the waning strength
of Tammany Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-31

SEvRNTY-RIGHT LIVES LOST ON A BURNING
SrEAMsHIP.-It has been little more than q
month since the Bienville was burned at sea,
and now we have intelligence of q similar dis
aster to another of the South Atlantic coasting
steamships. The Miss0uri, which left New York
for Havana on the 18th, was destroyed near the
Bahamas, and Of ninety souls but twelve
were saved. :
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An Execution which Did Not Come


FIVE THOUSAND TAR-HERLs DISAPPOINTED.
NEW YORK, Oct 31.-A Huntsville IN. o.
letter says 5000 people assembled there on the
10Th INIT TO witness the execution of Martin
Baynard for the N murder of StIas Weston aud his
three children, but he escaped during the night
in his wfe's clothes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-31
The Leesburg Poisoning Case.

In the trial OF Mn. Lloyd for poisoning her
daughter, at Leesburg, yesterday, Judge Keith
corrected his charge 10 the jury, and counse
proceeded with their arguments at length. Mrs.
lloy "a sat the entire time with her back turned.
and appeared calm and patient, aad she did not
manifest the inter est which she has heretofore
displayed. She appeared wearied and care
worn. FOR hours she sat with her head turned
nom those who were dsputing questions of vital
Importance TO her, and she seemed TO be wrapped
m her own thoughts, while the lawyers aud
experts we're splitting hairs and expressing con-
Trajectory opinions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-31

DRY GOODS CLERKS in Cincinnati threaten to
strike. Glorious spirit Of independence There
who do not shrink from an opportunity of sell
ing three cent? worth Of calico, or hair pins by
the half dozen, can still keep alive the smouI
NJ Y Com m ,rciaI
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER. =
IN Mr.. j. g. SAvILLx, Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY EVENING, OerOsEs IS, la2.
and until further notice,
NH. j.. @. VILE,
AZ VII sl FtI1 eaR8Ef sF.
In Lester Wsilsck = Great Play,Of
Or, THE RIFLK BALL,
Assisted By the following Distinguished artists:
Chester: EF%a s sksFri,s Alice TsssGsy,
Nellie, es snl full m' eSrps a Of
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
new MECHANISM
o, CALoIUM EFFECTS.
ROsEDALE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT2. ~
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 4, 1872.
oc7s-tt KATIE PUTNAM COMEDY COMPANY.
WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w ELrenh ST., south Of Pennsylvania duenae.
MONSTER G sES!y TIE FRI nr,Ors
fiTsr anpearsnce of the Elan snIits an Esrr
L. PETITE DANGELIs
The aerial w9ndsr and Female Anlipo1es9: in her
perilous feat of Walking the Ceiling Head
BROWN AND SANFORD,
The synonym Of intrepidity and sSil. The lost
daring GymnRsts in the world.
QUILTEB AND GOODRICH.
Last week of tbs pie asng Woes. st,
MISS LULA DELMAY.
MISS LYDIA WEBSTER,
The modern female Hercules IL ancient ard modern
Statuary.
The pleasing burlesqHe Actress, Vocalist and
DsnseCsa, MISS SALLiE APT.
- d A l. Il - ID l. E,
MILE GALLETTI
And the entire Corps de Ballet in the beautiful ballet
- advertisement entitled
LA SUISSE, LA SUISSE
Jams w Wesley and Miss Addie Johnson, the
inteIluce ChorUsts, and Burle:ques. The laugh
atle local ExtTavsganZs, entitled
THE WHITE CROOK, THE WHITE CROOK,
introducing the Great he Male Ballet Trouee
oc2o LOOK OUT FOR PARKER'S BENEFIT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-31

vERY Fatal HEN DISEASE has prevailed in
come Parts OF Massachusetts, the past wear
Whole focks have been swept off BY it, some
including turkeys. Altogether, there y1ust
have been several thousand fowls died from this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-31

- Inc virgins state fair now being held IN
RichmO nd, is said 10 be Q failure on account ~
the mismspsgement of its Aifairs.
SThe exasperated farmers of Minnesota
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-31

A Card.
Clergyman. while residing IN South America,
as missionary, discovered safe and sim pl0 remedy
for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, aud The
whole train Of disorders br.ug on BIZ bansful and
vicious habits. Great numbers hay been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to bene At
the afflicted and unfortunate will send the reel
for Pre- pairing and using this medicine, in a sealed
envelope. TO any who needs it. Free Of CAdrge.
Address, JOSEPH T. IHMA
Station d, Bible House,
mar72-ly New York City.
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SPECLaL NOTICES.

ALI Hair Restorstyes retailing a. one dollar
except Nsttans' Crystal Discsyery.-.... rs
All other proprietary medicines and everything
usually to he found in first class drug store at the
similar low figures.
ARTHUR NATTANS, DRrGeIsr,
ocle tr Corner ID aud ID streets N. W.
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1913. WASHINGTON, d. c. Thursday OCTOBER 81 1872
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,
INTERNAL REvRNUR.-The receipts from this
sources to-day were sS36, 4GI.43.

INDIAN AGENT APPoINTKD.-The Presi lent
this morning appointed Benjamin VI. Thomas,
of Indiana, agent for the Indians in New Mex
ico
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JENNIE JuKR

The dry eeoos business Ii supposed IN d.
very lively just nov. A. least we are - ~, oo
great deal Of "bustll" around t6e d. ,.ss's
stores last week. ~ soous
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LECTURES.
GRAND STAR COURSE OF LECTURES.
LINCOLN HALL SEASON 1878,
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 90, 1872,
WITH
EDMUND YATES,
The celebrated EncIish Nnvalist.

To be followed by
GEO. W. CURTIS,
IL. J.DECORDORA, D,
CONCEbT BY MENpLEssOHN( december.
QC1NTETTE CLUB Cf BOSTON,
R %HsBi llR$sa fSIEEFEs. January.
Season Tickets, with reserved seats, s3. For sale
at j. q. PARKERS,
on and after FRIDAY, 25th inst, TIN street. oppo
site Pest ONCE. oc22- I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-31

y There are 700 Japanese students in variou
schools and colleges in America.
~lt is said that Mrs. John G. Heenan IL
ABOUT 10 make her rentree upon the stage.
SA bill is before the Vermont legislature to
repeal the law for Furnishing blasDhemy.
minister John Jay left London Tuesday
for Vienna.
9Lucy Filmer, colored female preacher,
has been delivering series Of sermons in Nash
Vile. ="
~ Miss Belle Finlayson is the engrossing
clerk in 1.-TWO seLses) Of the Missouri house OF
representati yes.
~ The Boston Trnserpt says there were no
carriages in front OF the fashionable churches In
that city last Sunday.
~There IL project in Northampton. Mass, 4,
TO start . ladies' shoe store, and have II
Unnamed" entirely by ladies.
- The cotper-stnne for tho new building for
the Academy OF National Science, ct 18th and
Race streets, in Philadelphia, Was laid yes-
terday with appropriate ceremonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-31

THE U. s. STEAMER RICHMOND, now being
prepared for sea at the Philadelphia nsyy-yard
will sail in the course OF ten days or two weeks
She will probably join the north Atlantic station
for duty in the West Indies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-31

CONSUL RRCoGNIzBD.-The President this
morning recognized Carlos Enrique Leland as
consul of the Oriental Republic OF Uruguay at
New York, and John Wilson vice consul of Il
b. NJ to reside at Portland, Oregon.