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@Queer q he is, Train Won't oountenauce

@Queer q he is, Train won't countenanee
free love.
0Brigham Young runs bank, slaughter
house, meat market, and the Mormon Church
ga ereen-lined sunshade makes girl loot
,~Mr. Boyle, q respectable merchant of
jersey City, perfectly solvent, Committed
forgery while under temporary aberration of
mind. He has been arrested and rele ased
ga prize eight took place on S.turd.v .,
Washoe Lake, California, between Rem w.
liams and John Chatham. At the end ns FL
forty-ffth round Williams was declared vinne ne
Hugh 8; Brown, Q distinguished Bantist
preacher OF Liverpool, arrived ct New YORK
yesteIoay morning in the steamer Spain. And
preached in the evening at the Hanson Place
Baptism Church, Brooklyn. '>os
Moses Lydenham IL the name of n Innate
s WIG pubhshes paper At Fl. Kearney, Nebraska,
naving ior its object the removal Of the nstionai
capital to that village.
Inc name OF the Rev. @. b. Robertson.
sMo louisville clergyman who recently dis
s.sceo himself, ie to be erased from the CORNER
s Mone OF church in Springfield, III, which h
helped TO build. "A-'A ne
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From Europe To-day.

THE GOVERNMENT PARTY sUCC RsSFUL IN THF
SPANISH ELECTIONS.
MADRID, Aug. Conditional returns from
the prov noes Of the elections for members OF
the cortes have been received. They show that
two-thirds OF tue successful candidates are mem
bers OF the government party. The radical
supported the government at the election.
ALL QUIET IN BELFAST.
LONDON, Aug. 26-PTivate kilograms from
BoheSt, received in this city Saturday, report
ing renewal of the Tioting in that c;ty, have
not been confirmed. ON the contrary, dispatches
received by the government state that every
thing is quiet, and the reinforcements of troops
which were sent to the city are leaving, there
being no apprehension whatever Of further
trouble,
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The SPANISH ELRcTIoNs.-The first returns
of the preliminary elections for members OF the
Spanish cortes indicate the following results :
The ministerialists have been victorious in
twenty-seven chief towns and fifteen districts
and the republicans in ten chief towns and four
teen districts. Nine districts and six towns are
equally divided between the two parties The
federal republicans issued a manifesto on the
morning Of the election, urging the voters OF
their party to rally at the polls and fight the
battle against monarchy i'm each election dis
frict, and put forth all their strength TO rout its
supporters.
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WEST VIRGINIA ELECTIoS-JdcOB Certainly
Etectsd-The Constitution DOUBT fuI.-BepOrts 10
the wheeling InteiigeRcer from thrty-three
counties give Jacob Independent Democracy
for Governor within a few votes OF 5000 major
lily. This Is more likely to be increased than
diminished by the twenty-one counties vet II
be heard from. The Democrats cOncede ia
cob's election by five or six thousand majority.
The Democratic majority for Governor in $50
was 2,lJO, and in 1871, on the call for the con-
ventiOn, ESQ, so that the change-by compsri-
t0n with 1871, when enfranchised COnfeder ates
for the first time voted-will be from eight to
nine thousand against the regular Democracy.
The fate of the constitution is in doubt, In the
thirty three counties heard from there is A ma
JOrity against it of about one thousand. This
VIII more likely be reduced than increased bv
the counties yet TO be heard from. Davis I'm
dependent Democratl is ahead for Congress i'm
the wheeling district as far as reported and
his election by about i've hundred majority Is
conceded, 10y =
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A DISAPPOINTED Lowers SUIorDR.-For
more tnan year, David Hulse, OF Christian
HOOK, Queens county, had been paying atten-
uon 70 young woman. When he proposed
marriage he was rejected. 1t subsequently
anced lover. This drove Hulse almost crazy,
end he took to drinking. While under the ind u
ence OF liquor he procured rope and entered
Langdon Abrams wood, where he tied the rope
to q stout bough and hanged himself The hoav
hung there during the storm and was discovered
only by chance. Coroner Hicks held an Inquest.
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ACIsrsymtD, wolfe residing IN 5oufa nerio..
es missionary, discovered q sale sna simple remedy
for tbs cure OF Nervous weak ess. Early Decay,
Disease OF the Urinary nnc Senirs Organs. ed t6e
whole train q disorders brought on b. bsnefu sni
vicious habits. Sreet numbers Asye been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire 20 D-reht
the AFFLICTED and unfortunste, vfii sead the recipe
Tor preparing and using this medicine, IA sealed
envelope, TO any enc who Deeds 10, FYss AZ CaaTss
Address, JOSEPH INMAN,
Station ID. Bible House,
MARI fy New York CITY.
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Hot Weather West

EIGHT DEATHS AT sT. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Aug. 26.-There were eight deaths
here yesterday from the effects of the heat
The weather this morning Is terribly hot again
with 10 signs OF a change.
POUR DEATHS AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, August 26.-The weather Is still
unprececentedly warm. Eight cases OF sun
stroke occurred here yesterday. -Four proved
fats al
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THE FORGED MISSISSIPPI WARRANTS
Thomas Cunningham, whose arrest on a charge
OF forging warrants OF the state of Mississippi
was noticed in The STAR last week, was before
Justice Hogan, in New York, last Friday for
examination. The Hon. Henry Musgroye state
had been forged, and that eco blank warrants.
autographed by Dents Brothers, of IS Hester
street, and forwarded by the prisoner to his
cousin, James f. Cunningham, at jackson,
Mississippi, had been seized The prisoner. who
made q faint denial, was committed without balI
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IN THE ARENA
VIII be introduced the following UnexaDpled
Array OF
Equestrian, AcrObatic, Athletic. And,
Gymnastic Talent:
The Great and IIdomitable
ROBERT sTICKNEY,
The Preferred Rider of the Paris Exposition and thu
Champion Horsemen OF the World
GEORGE NJ. KELLEY,
The Champion Leaper
JOHN WILSON,
The Great Four horse Rider.
MASTER F. R9BBINs,
The Dashing SOmersault Equestrian.
NIB. GEORGE SLOMAN,
The Daring South American III srseman and Trainer
NONPAREIL LEWIS,
The wild and Dashibg Representative of BarehacL
Horsemanship and Hurdle Leaping.
ABDELL AND DAVIS,
The Unequslled Gymnasts
WILLIAM CARROLL,
The Flying Leaper.
THE WONDERFUL CONRAps,
Acrobats, Gymnasts, and yoi;igeurs.
MILE FRANCES,
The Great Exemplar Of the High School Of Roma
trianism.
-FOUR GREAT CLOWNS,
KmbOdyiDg some Of the most original in America.
JOHN LUDLOW. the Peerless,
ARCHIE CAMPBELL,
WILLIAM CONRAD,
+. ROBINSON.
The HOLLAND BROS,
In their Wonderful Gymnastic specialties.
CHARLES MCCARTHY,
Battoute Lesper and voltigeur
The Charming and Beautiful
MILLIE ARMOUR
This Equestrian eclipses any Artistic that has mazda
ner debut within the charmed circle
MADAME GERTRUDE,
The Fearless and Beautiful Wild Beast Tanner.
MILE MARGARET,
The Queen Of the Menage.
WIN. CoNKApY
Reforming Dogs and Monkeys
Will also be introduced and the world 10 CHALLENGED
TO produce their equals Ia the variety Of their per
formance and the almost human saeacity which
they diaplsg.
Remember, q Show, the Equal Of
which has Never Been Seen I'm
EarOpe or America,
Managed and Owned BY the Veteran Snowman of
the World,
OLD JOHN RODINSON.
whose name 70 . sure guaranty that the Prblic viii
witness the finest and most elaborate Exhibition
ever Witnessed In the
CITY OF WASHINGT0N.
REMEMBER THE DAYS,
FRIDAY And SATURDAY,
September 9Th and 18th,
ON LOT ON SIXTH STREET.
Acmlss1on 20 a....-. so Cents
Cnhsren, oxosr Gents
TENDER 9Th.
- Matinee q Animals on Saturday ct 10 .. M,
Performances on Saturday at I AMI 7Spm.
~ Tickets are on eele at COS Psnpsylv aria
aapIS .rs.a
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Death of N Venerable Man.

NRw HAVEN, August 2G.-Hon. Ralph j. In
geTsoll died here this morning in the sith year
or his age. He was for many years a leading
lawer IN this state; served in Congress four con-
secutive terms from 1925, and was appoiute,l
minister to Russia by President Polk, aud
remained abroad for two years
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THHWoRK OF FIINDs INcARNArR.-Am mixed
passenger and freight train on the Chicago,
Clinton and DUBUQUE railroad was throvn from
the track near Pleasant Greek, ILL.,, last Friday
morning by distractions placed on the rails by
some villains at present undiscovered. Three
cars we're demolished and . boy was instantly
Killed; "A man named Healey was co badly
mangled that he died an hour afterwards
four others were badly, and II Is feared fatally,
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FORT PLAIN, n. ", August 26.-During a
violent thunder storm lest night, a thunder bolt
Knocked horse and buggy, in which were rid
ing Isaac Nanderveer and Gotleib Ludwig
from the tow-path into the river, and both were
drowned.
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GENERAL GEORGE B. MoCLRLLAN and party
arrived at Salt Lake Saturday night, on their
Young and other Mormon officials. The Tow n
send House yesterday was crowded with citi-
xers, who called to see aAd pay their respects to
San Francisco.
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A LADY SEIZED WITH HYDRoPHoBrA.-A
special dispatch to the Chicago Tribuns, from
Union City, Ind, August %, says:-Mrs. j. g.
DOZEN was, this evening, taken with something
quite like hydrephobia. She was bitten some
Twelve days ago by dog She crawls around
the room on her hands and feet, barking like q
oog, and swapping at everything which comes
within reach. She has had about fifteen spasms
AT times she is rational. and when feeling ft
coming on motions to all to get away from her.
Inc Dog does not manifest any SYMPTOMS as vet
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BISHOP VANDRRHoRsT, of the Colored Metho-
a S Episcopal Church in America, died in Char
t tes.on south Carolina, last month, aged sixty
general superintendency, and 1t IL thought a
special session Of the general Conference OF the
church will be called to strengthen the Epis-
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ANorHBR Price FIsHr PIzzIH The S,;aoas
OF Edwards and Mullins, the lightweight cham
pions, meet to-day for the purpose of depesirine
tne nnai SOC for "nill, l." to be fought in Sep
give the other party ten days' notice OF the
fgkt.-N. r. Saa, 23A W
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SFour grain firms in New York we're
interested in the failure of the CHICAGO wheat
corner, but their losses prove slight.
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DR. ScaoRPPB.-Dr. Schoeppe will be tried
the second time ct Carlisle, Pa, August %, for
confident OF acquittal on account Of the certain
absence OF some OF the witnesses formerly prom
inent against him, and ALEC says that he has
lately been offered his liberty and discharge il
he would give mp his claim to Miss Steinneckes'
property. He has now been three years and six
months In jail, and for much of the time under
sentence of death.
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ANOTHRR PLANET DIsOovEREp-Another
new planet was discovered Saturday night, ar
the Litchfeld observatory, Hamilton College
teroids. 1t is bright, shining rs . star Of tn
tenth magnitude, and its position one bour affe,
midnight, was in p hours 21 minutes and %
seconds Of right ascension, and in degrees rs
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HOT WRArHRR AT TIE Wnsr.-Yesterday
was the hottest day of the season In ST. Louis
the Thermometer ranging from SO to i0i degrees
in the shade. At O'Clock last evening ii was 95
degrees. The weather Il intensely hot through
out California.
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SOUTH CAROLINA Politics Too Republican
Tickets in the FieId.-There are now two repuh-
hcan tickets in the field in South Carolina. The
regular convention nominated General F. j
Moses for governor, Francis l.. CardOZo (natiye
mulatto) for treasurer, Solomon L. Hoge (white
from Ohio,) for controller general, III. W. Par
Wis (mulatto, from Pennsylvania for adiutant
general, and j. X. JilliSon white, from MaSsa-
chusetts) for superintendent OF public instruc-
ton. The boilers convention nominated state
ticket headed by Reuben TOminsOn Ia white
PeDnsylvanian) Tor governor, and Judge John
L. Green white Dative) for attorney general.
General MOses is a native Of the state, and
son OF Chlet Justice Moses, of the supreme cOur,
of South Carolina. He is a man of ability, bu'
II charged with being concerned in what err
known as the "ring frauds" TomlinsOn is a
Pennsylvania, and seems to have escaped the
lmputations of dishonesty, which have been
thrown about so loosely in South Carolina. The
republicans have something like thiTty-fye
thousand majority in South Carolina, but il /
doubtful whether they can afford to run two
tickets.
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CRocUET-CoNsiDEEEDA as MORAL FORCE
Henry Ward Beecher SAYS clergvmsn ought .
play crOQuet, for the sake OF the exercise 10 al.
fords-but there is a Northwestern Methodist
who Is troubled in his conscience. and accord
ngly applies for relief 90 the editor OF the North
,rsstsrn Adrocd's, who replies with "srs' +" ,sec.
ondly," and Thirdly" and isn't quite certain
whether croQuet Is a wicked Vastime OF nor.
the rescue, thus: "We would recommend our
brother editor OF the AOrtlwsst 20 send all in
qurers. with their troubled conscieuces, % Mar
thss Vineyard camp meeting ground, where,
since the above enactment OF the General Con
ference, and with bishop on the ground, there
i scarcely an aisle or avenue III tor the purpose
IN which parties of crOquet are not in tull blast
from breakfast 10 supper"
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
A Straw from New York.
GRANT GAINS IN ONE TOWN
iSFsoial Dispatch 70 ErsriEJ s.ar.I

ISFscidl Dispatch 70 Ersriny Ss1r.l
HERKINER, y. Y, August 26 Our Grant and
Wilson club in this place now has $40 voters en-
rolled. or o. more than the entire number OF
votes cast here for Grant and Coltax in 1-..S.
Fifty democrats besides announce their inteu-
ton II voting Tor Grant, while another nTry will
vote for neither Grant nor Greeley.
New York News.
WHAT TIKI "sUS SAYS ABOUT CHAs. O'loEoR.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2i-The Sun saws thar
CLaEles oCouor, IN an interview with James
Mcherna, who asked him If he would become
the candidate Of the democrats and liberals or
Governor on the state, said be did not seek The
nomination, bat II nominated would accept.
BOTTLE MI RDER.
Two men, named Hacgerty and sullivan.
lGu-ht yesterday over quarrel between their
children, and Hsggerty struck Sullivan on the
bead with a bottle, ITacturiug h;s skull - thar
he cannot recover. Heggerty hFs not yet been
been arrested.
ALDERMAN N'NULLEN.
who holds the Mace-O' BsidS IN stakes, saws that
they shall not be given up antl the fight takes
place.
ARTHUR STEVENSON,
who started from Gloucester, Ne :, 70 row 70
this city in a wherry, reached here safely last
Thursday evening ar O'clock. He had % lie
four days wind-bound on the passage, and IN
rounding Cape Cod rowed thirty six hours con
secutiyeiy.
broke out at ten O'Clock this morning in the L.
). bonded warehouse, No. Washington street.
Dense smoke is rolling out A second alarm has
been sounded, and additional engines are now
on the ground.
THE FIRE THIS MORNING
was in the United States bonded warehou.e of
Charles Zust, No Washington street. The
loss, which fails principally on importers OF
liquors, will amount to over a quarter of a mil
lion dollars. The origin OF the tire WAS acct
dental.
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GETTING ON TOWARDS AN ENGtreH Rvr-.
LIC.-The London Spectator says: 60 Earl Uu-. d
has published letter In the Times. la which J.
virtually. on the ground OF the necessity Oh ..,
pediung public business, cOncels home RI
de says 1t appears T. me that ia Ireland W
allowed 10 elect a representative assembly 81
each of Its four provinces OF Leinster. Tee
Munster, and COnnGught, and if Scotland i1 a
similar manner were 10 he divided into I.0glsr d
and Highlands, having for each prov, Is
representative assembly. the local We
OF Ireland and Scotland ight be better 3d.. .-
yided tor than they are AZ present A =
must have its representative assembly co.. .-i
North England. and Midland England. snI ...-
ern England, and southern England. thar .. a
proposal for changing the United kingdom into
Federal Republic. IL would, no doubt relieve
the central authority Of much business. bat N
would also relieve II OF much pewer 80. OF how
much nobody knows"
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An UNHAPPY CovFLE.-A correS1eu Tent o.
the Boston 5rs-;isrr gives an -.gtt II-o the
domestic iulehcit'es % tfe future n gE ana
Cneen Of Italy; Prince Humhcrt a 10. an an a
be husband, he i grumpy, ssiieu. offe1 very
snabbing in bis manner 20 lis cousin wife. hlt
lie u toDd Of his boy; aud No matter row -rIn
and tisagre6a able De rsy have been durlus fhe
iav. az tbs ~ Hight Epur the presence I'd his
g ia seems 20 hunauiza him. Tre ptlu-e
Marguerite : not a Criselda. she rcseu.s her
lie &c lords rudeness -ertv often their ttle TIES
are not uutrtCucnt. General GuEla. tie chiet
~ Prince Eumhcrf hOC~eto n. wa ..Ci %
suddenly thfs wiuter-0n The cl1s.l. lsy 81 cay
nNal-wss invaluable as peace maker b Eeen
tie married cousins. 2, g. vel known that The
mFrrtsge 81 Humbsrr art NGFEf-af nf Savoy
was no iove-rna'ch. l-tsna 81 state pni-r- Aic
frUctss, however. is ID good wife 50, tries - he
patent an kinG @ h1T sallcl LrshaII- -
fIrtl er TIE public Interests - even sacrifices
htT hea4tE' and not landing b. - lest aul
Indifference she l. 10 rir:. N5-s r-rssh nT CEN
sure, word 81 gossip. has ever tcu rnrl her VOC -
tar tame. She docs no. believe q. lose tTr per
Tsot Lex con a.. Bl- o. 4 here - ID Zach emo
tiCu fer u.s." she SAID oncc-rot <Hr-.1lr r.tat.s.
h1t with flc common sCrsc manner OLA Woman
OF her century.
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PRoEARLE MVE-ER Ey A BoY.--As several
boys were plEylfE aruIt q pile l. lrmarr lura
the pier q tho icOt %; Dover street, IN o X .ltr
yesteTds y, John Culrmin-s. aged n, OF NJ. Is
81 rFN street, accused James hca-4TE. agai 't,
81 No. Is Catherine SIP. 81 &C. TliE a., coat.
Heating denied that he had done Sd .I-ruti1u-
ally, ana retrcatsd before Cuun ny. who 4 g.
yanced u reateuinglv. Cumming. WsN t. nt
large size, at '.~t struck heariug r. hard bios
on The face srl knocked him lEl.r-tA shr..'r
mast wing upon the pier, over which De- fsIl. 4
knfe Vas then given to X eating ~ lis hrlf'..
John, age 10, who told him - stab Cl.lmtu-- A.
TIE latter again sttaeke him. Cam1i1s- "a.
once came mp boldly - Heating aII .-tFl a..
~ he wOl'd dare use the weapon. Kat.
replied that he d.f NOT mean - Stab any .a.
Cummings then said tlgf lc .nrfI i-lrn ...
HIM anc his brother, 81, they were t1aarl- |
SLAPPED the elder heaf'uE.s ll.e. Naar
sPEgTg p and flrusf fhH knife into Clmrl.
tcty. Ihe vCuudtl boy wa CARED o.
Park hospital, wherc tie surgeon. .rurl tGa.
had been stabbed ia the abdomen "a. the
eide OF the body. lie w1s dec ara - De 4.
very critical condition, and the wound an .
necessarily fatal. The Heating brothers v...
arrested by the fourth precinct Youce.-N d.
EsiUTc, 25d.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

REMEM BIER
NOT TILL
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
September and =,
JOHN ROBlNSoN's
MASTODON
TENT SHOW
Museum, Aquarium,
NIenagerie, and Circus,
The Most Complete and Comprehen
sive Travelling Exhibition
in the world!
OEGhNIZED AT A COST OF OVER HALFA
MILLION DOLLARS!
BE EXHIBITED IN WASHINGTON.
Bear this in Hind.
ssurerseding in Cost, Variety, and Attraction any
Show ever organized in America. Vast Consoi
dation Of Attractive and Entertaining Instruction
After an introduction to the immense outer Pa
yiliors, which are crowded with woLdrous examples
OF animated nature, representative
Birds, Beasts, Reptiles. and Amphib.
ious Monsters,
SOLICITED from every section Of the hs9tsbe globe
nent in which will be found the Monster
Performing Elephant a Empress
The Largest Animal in the United States.
A Herd of CameIs and BuGaIoes,
THE LARGEST SEA LION
Ever Captured Alive, weighing over LOO pounds
also, several smaller ones.
A TANK OF SEALS,
THE AFRICAN OSTRICH,
Over Ten Feet in Height.
AN AFRICA ELAND.
Tie Great
SUMATRIA RHINOCEROS,
The largest One Ever Captured; together with the
MONSTER CROCODILES,
From the River Nile;
AND rs OTHER CAGES,
In which will be found
Cashmere Goats, Ebony Headed Palatine Sheen.
Spotted A1ts Deer, Bison Of Colorado, American
FdtIoW peer, South American Jogudr, Siirer Lion
Of California, Striped and Spotted Hyends Peru
rian Alpaca; Llama, or Camel Of the Andes; Puma.
or american COn9or; American Buffalo, Virqi,,iG
Panther, Badgers Senegal LeOpards AusfyGligD
Rat kangaroo Of NeW Zealand, fanny LION of
ZdfrC, Shetidnd Coo, BG6yrousa; The Zsha or Or
Nsndd; Spotted Tigers, Black Tigers, Afrfcan
POrcupiHeS, Bearers,
The whole forming the MOST MAGNIFICENT
COLLECTION Of Wild ADimals ever
seen in America.
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ANUSEMENTS
NIETROPOLITAN VARIETY THEArGR.
nl MONDAY EVENING. AUGUsT 20.
b. III. HENzE .... Sole PrOrri,
GRAND INAUGURATION
OF IHk

FALL AND WINTER SEASON
VII II AN ENTIRE NEW COMPANY, VIZ -
Comedians and Speciality Artists. MISS n lac" -
M0RTIMER, the yersstile Actress and |" s,E
s ills L!LLfa hskAtshes66 %Hf s;.:Ss..sTs.
NIB, the Hendss me and p--,,ns GGssysS iE MAk-
GAP, Song and jaw. tt.soN And MACY RooE,
f ssfEifsf E R ,hs xMMa ,eoRpos AND sa RE
zavSRA ,se 10 q daughter. Of Terpsichore
me aIecpen OF the fsverite Comedian, Jas PoRrFE.
-. skIkA noIIeE-Eyerything l. the Theafer fresh
ents and 10 Bow uneq Jailed .ar ventils
d,S, Lient and Popularity. The Auditorium splen-
70 ~ Suftain; new ventiator in Dome; new Cane
- Snsirs IN the Orchestra. Tue Psrauetts, with
~ seeo raised and remodeled, giving Q full view
~ tne sage from every part Of the rheater making
one OF the most comfortable and pleasant places OF
week. snsls
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PERsoNAL.-Among the arrivals at Cape May

PERsoNAL.-Among the arrivals at Cape May
on Saturday were Hon. n. P. Chapman and
wife, Mrs. f. G.. Saville, MIR. p. NJ. Dubant,
and Mr.. III. G. Shuster, of Washington. Mr..
Lopez Roberts, lately Minister of Spain at
Washington, and Nine. Roberts sailed Saturday
morning for Europe by the French steamer
President TO sign land patents, is very ill in
Philadelphia. Capt Burritt, Of the SUNDAY
Herald, has returned from the trout fishing
region of Pennsylvania, looking robust and
sunny, as becomes Journalist who has had
good time and plenty OF sport in a cool place
this heated term. Judge Dwyer, of Ohio, is
In town. Hon. A. q. Curtin and family
arrived at New York yesterday on the steamship
Republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-26

INTERNAL REvEHUE.-The receipts from this
source To- day were S5I2 ,724+S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-26

NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC FLEET. - The
United States steamer Resaca arrived at Ra-
putt, Tahiti, on he I'd of June, thirty days
was - sail on the 10Th instant for the Naviga-
tors ISLANDS. Officers and crew without excep-
ton were in good health. The st. Mary's was at
Honolulu, July q. Officers and crew
are well. The Canaudaigua arrived
at Pensacola August 81, from q cruise on the
Campeachy and Mexican coasts, having visited
Secal, Campeche, Porto Real, Frontera, Guaza
COalcOs, Vera cruz and TampicO.