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MAN FATALLY STABBED BY HIS WIFE
Tins morning Johanna Hartigan, who lives with
her husband, John Hartigsn, at SIS Atomic
street, Brooklyn, was taken into custody By
ohcer Boyle who went TO the house and found
Hartig gan lying in a critical condition suffering
from stab-wOund inflicted ia the right breas
He said that his wife and he had few word
on the previous evening, when she seized q
shoe-knlie and stabbed him. The wound is
three inches in length, and it is said has entered
the lung Mrs. Har igan was taken before
Judge Delmar and committed TO answer.-N.
z Star An
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indian War i'm Central America.

NEW DIRK. OCT. o.-hlngston adylces state
that the Indians OF Honduras have made
another raid on British settlers at Orange
walk, near COrosal, Yacatan. There were
about 800 uf the raiders. The British garrison
made ga liant defence, killing a lew of the
enemy and woundiDg some others. Two sol
dlers were killed and IL wounded, and one
civilian killed and u wounded. TGe Indians
plIiaged to the extent OF $4,000 TO $40 900 and
retired.
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1HE TURF-1be NdskriHe and IndtInGpolis
RGceS.-At Nashville, yesterday, the COmmer-
cial Hotel stakes, for twO-year olds, mile dash :
Joe Johnston first, Alice Mitchell second, Zsdok
third. Time, lac. Association purse, $500, two
mile heats-Wanderer walked over the course.
Association purse, $50, mile heats was won bv
Barney Williams in two straight heats, beating
Village Blacksmith, second, aRd five others
AT Indianapolis, yesterday, the trot for IS OO)
was not finished. The first and second heats
were won by Jennie. Time, 22iA and 2:23, and
the third and fourth heats by FlOrabell, in 2:ZSs
and 24. The race will be concluded to-day
The running race was won by ottawa. in three
straight heats. Time-l:50, l:53. and 1:53H.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
New York Notes.

TIE BAR ASSOCIATION.
NEW YORK. oct. The Bar Association AZ
IFS meeting last evening took no definite action
regarding the judicial nominations
THE COACH DRIVERS sTRIER
has been successful. Yesterday the last en-
ployer scced,1 10 the demands and the drivers
get fourteen iDstead OF twelve dollars a week
GENERAL LEON.
a distinguished Haytien, has arrived here ana
will shortly 90 70 Washington 10 pay his respects
to President Grant.
THR Loss BY TEE FIRE At PATTERSON
yesterday il i estimated will reach $50 06l
Three hundred employees are thrown out OF en-
llovmenf. The amount OF insurance i stated
Al SliH.too, o. which Sob,cO1 IL on the foundry
anu 81 900 on the silk factory. The books and
papers OF the Office and over SSaO.Op0 worth OF
patterns were saved from destruction.
THE BANK STATEMENT
SLOWS &c crease in loans OF - is 80, in Specie
OF sol" GO, in legal tenders OF - .a57 lAO, in
net DEPOSITS Of 8 ~, so, in circulation OF
$50 go.
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STIKR AMONG GOLD MINERs.-We learn that
difficulty occurred on Monday last between
the owners and employees at the Mitchell gold
mine, in SpottsYlvania county. We have re-
ceiyed two accounts of the origin of the disa-
greement. The first is that the company having
lately added some new machinery to their equip
ment, have struck a new and very rich vein of
the precious metal, the effect of which, on the
hands employed, led to a strike for higher
wages. The second account is that some OF the
employees, being unpaid for labor performed by
them for the company which worked the mine
prior to the one at present controlling it, aud.
hnding the present company composed partly
OF members OF the former company, demanded
what was due them, and threatened some vio-
lence If their demands were not complied with.
All was quiet at our last accounts, and the dis
satisfaction was disappearing-FTe dericsSGarg
(Td.) Ledger,
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~The Countess Pourtales and the Baroness
de Bussiere, who are now stopping for few dsvs
IN San Francisco, are California girls, dan teys
OF Mrs. Ben Holiday. A'e'
Inc tablet cautions Father Hyacintbe,s
wise that 1.-THE man who, at his pleasure tore
swoIe ms vows TO the church, may find II con-
venient in time to forget his latest vow. - as She
grows old. 'S"' a. sue
MINNIE taged six. to bearded papa, who
ene Ausranan Bush). 81 don't like YOU. You
into our family"
r,;1s, AZ reported that some of the fashionable
alarmed at the large number of Issies ~ ,hasf
we coming to? "AA' ~e
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Special NOTICES.
n Gard.

Card.
clergyman, y hile residing IN South America,
missionary, diseov cred safe and sim pie remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Disease O. the Urinary and Seminal Organs nd the
whole train OF disorders Brought by baneful sud
viofore habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this roble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the All cted and unfortunate, will send the reel pc
for preparing and nsinG this medicine, in O sealed
envelope, to any sne who needs il, Free Of Ca1yss
Address, JOSEPH INMAN,
Station u, Bible House,
merI2-y New York CITY.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN CuLPEPRR CorSry

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN CULPEPRR COUNTY
VA painful accident occurred near Browns
store, in Culpeper county, Va, on Sunday nj gh
last. by the explosion of a coal oil lamp Mis-
Annie Hit aged Il, and the only child OF Jas
W. and Saliie Hit, went up stairs, and OIL
returning either struck the lamp against the
wall or let ii fall, when it exploded, setting lire
10 her clothes, which were soon burnt from her
body. Her father and mother, who heard her
cries, went to her assistance, but too late. She
fingered in the most painful agony until Mon
day evening, when death came 10 her relief
Her mother, in trying TO save her child was
badly burned, and 1t is thought she is in criti-
cal situation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-05

"A MYSTERIOUS POISONING CASE IN New
foRK.-An unmarried woman, aged 2s, known
as Annie Davis. but whose real name has NOT
peen discovered, died of cholera morbus as al
iegeo, on Aug. 18th, at No. 697 80 avenue where
she had lived as the wife OF one Davis who was
alleged to have ill-treated her. An autopsy by
Dr. wooster Beach, deputy coroner, revealed
traces OF poison. and a subsequent chemical
analysis OF the stomach showed that death had
been caused by arsenic The paramour OF de
ceased was watched by the police, but as no di
rect evidence was ELECTED against him, he wa
not arrested. 80 far as can be learned, the de
ceased came from an inland town, and Was the
daughter of thrifty farmer. 1t is deemed prob
able that the deceased com mitted suicide througb
remorse. A coroner will probably hold an in
quest to-day.-N. J.. Tribune, 4h.
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WJASHINGToN THEATRE CoMIQUE.

WAsHINGToN THEATRE ooNIeUE'
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1s72,
SUPEEB AND GIGANTIC CHANGE.
ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMME
POCAHONTASl POCAHONTASM
AN AVALANCHE OF AMUSEMENT
tn 4 STAR VARIETIES or The WORLD
Family Nights, for Ladies and Gentlemen, every
Tuesday and Friday night. Matinees when Ladies
and Children may attend unaccompsnied by Gentle
mem every ednesday and Saturday afternoon.
SIN NEW ARTISTS.
MISS ANNIE HINDLE. MISS LULU bELMAY
VIM. }. THOMPSON, MISS BELLE CELESTE,
The barring and Re ck less Man of the Air ;" G. G.
MATHEMs MISS SALLIE APT, MISS LOT
TIE FORREST.
FIRST Week of the New DOLLY WARDEN BAL
LET. led by the Great Premier, Nj LIE GAL
IETTl, and cur Great Company in New Acts J .
". esley, Adde johnson, Dick Parker, Otto Bar
bank, Il. jean Buckley, James Douglass, Laura
LeClaire, Emily Smith, Sallie Wesner. Nellie An
deTson, josie Andre VS., Annie DonnelIy. Alfred
Buckley, and great Ter psichorean and Dramatic
Company in q Bill of Bart Merit, concluding with
POCAHONTAS; Oh, YE GEdTLE SAVAGE.
Doors open at O'Clock; Overture sharp at S
O'Clock. matinee-DOOrs open at l:30 CLOCK; Over
ture sharp at 80 O'Clock. oc3
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TRYING TO GET SQUARE.-John +. Cooke
BRUSH Vice Consul at st. Louis, has been en-
gagged for some time past taking the depositions
OF British claimants who lay claims against the
United States for damages of various kinds
curing the war. The principal case is that OF
John p. Nolan an Irishman who vas iTpnri
soned in two or three military prisons, in all
about Fix hundred days, and who claim, some
s9JO,0CO. The total claims viii amount TO con-
sideTabiy over 81 coo 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-05

DIsTRRssING.-AN New York paper saws that
Mr.. Greeley was at Warren. Pa. an ardent
Liberal girl exclaimed, ooh, how 1 would like
TO kiss him!" But the unfeeling throng never
heedeo che beautiful creatures yearning; SO she
weekly Tribune OF which her panier was com
posed, and burying her face in it, went the hit
ter tears OF disappointment ~
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Reported Arrest and Release of Foster
KlAdxafr

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The World saws that
a special dispatch received there reports that
roster BiOdgett was arrested in Columbia, =.
., on charge of forgery while treasurer Of the
western tantic Railway ia lSGg. He was sub
sequent,y discharged, bat il WAS expected that
arequlsition would be made for him by the
Governor of Georgia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-05

a CARLINvILLR (ILL.) wife becoming angry
because she could not have the last word in a
dispute, recently put her sick husband out of
doors at midnight and in a Thunderstorm. In
the morning she found him On the stoop dead
from exposure. She Is in an insane as Ylum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-05

"A VIRGINIA SNAKE STORY-M Joe Huff
man, of Shedandoah (Va.) killed last week a
make measuring eight feet in length and the
body prOpOrtiOnally large. 1t was black for
about two feet from its head, ard aIternat civ
black and white on the remainder OF the body
IL had three recently swallowed squirrels in its
stomach
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Political Notes.

In eighty seven counties OF Georgia, Smith :
majority is Ia goo.
Senator John F. Lewis, of Virginia, is i'm
proving in health, an will enter the canvass tor
Grant and Wilson on Monday next.
In the Sth congressional district Of New York.
James Brooks is once more in the field for Con
gress. He has three competitors opposed %
hiD.
DIR. Redfeld forwards the following ''strav''
from Tennessee on the Wolf creek train
this morning vote was taken, with the follow
ing result: Cheatham -, johnson p, Maynard
9, doubtful 2, drunk -
The straight-Outs OF West Virginia have called
a state convention. TO meet AZ ClarkSbnrg Oct0-
Der ,, for the purpose OF nominating eleCtO-
raj ticket for O'Couor and Adams. The cali Is
signed by Hon. John j. Davis, ~. e., and Hon.
" T. Wiley.
John q. Schumacher will be the regular dem
ocTatic candidate for Congress from the =
(BIoOhlyB) district OF New York. He was elected
for former term by ten thousand maiOrit 2
Wm. F.. Robinson will probably be his compe-
titOr.
ENGO7. ". F. Johnston, democratic nominee
for Congress IN the 23t district OF Penusvlv ami
is row lying dangerously i'll. His name has
therefore been withdrawn and that OF William
j. kOuntz substituted by the democratic com
mittee.
The result of the election in West Virginia in
August Lat, so far as relates to the new cousti-
to tion and the legislature. is at last announced
The total vote in favor of the ratification of the
constitution is ~ l54; against It, 81. 7iS; major
ity in its favor, 4,4O6. The new legislature is
politically divided as follows: Democrats 6S in
dependent democrats 5, republicans p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-05

TEMPERANCE In CHICAGo.-The board or
public works, says the Chicago Mail, have done
raising the grade Of many of our sidewalks from
TOUR 10 stx feet above the pavement Men will
not care TO walk the streets drunk for they
means sudden death ~ S eNsse'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-05

iHR MAI who advertises shows not ONLY
business talent above his neighbors, but he NAV
generous, and public-spirited of the community
ne who hides his light under q busheI when
sucn advantages as those at present afforded are
succeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-05

THIEas AND TIE REPUBLIC.-It il rUmored
in Paris that President Thiers intends at the
next session OF the assembly, TO urge the con-
sefYative deputies to support proposition for
the dehnitiye establishment Of a permanent
republic, based on strictly conservative prin-
ciples. 1t is also said that Caslmer Perier ia
nov no" using ms influence with the right center of
the assembly to bring il to accept the presl-
dents views f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-05

a YOUNG Down EAST BENEDICT has Just
made the discovery that he has married left
handed woman. All his buttons are sewed on
ne wrong side. He manages to get along as far
as the rest of his garments are concerned, but
when he dons clean shirt, he has to lay down
on bis back, and lash his right hand to the bed
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Yerkes' Last Affidavit.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. Mayor Stokley was
interviewed this morning and confirmed the re-
port that lerkes had made an affidavit of the
truth OF his station Mt made after his release
from prison. The Mayor declined to give the
affidavit Tor publication, saying that il viii be
Use q ia trials soon to come of.
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ANU SEMENTS.

ODD FELLOWS HALL, eth street.
ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commencing
MONDAY EvESING, OCTOBER 7rH,
MATINEE ON S4TUR AT 3 O'CLOCK.
lyman
THE WIZARD AND EENTRIL0QUIST,
With New Feats of Magic.
A Iady's Gold " atch given away az the close Of
each Performance, besides Silver Watches aud
other Useful aud Handsome Presents.
4 PRESENT FOR EACH AND EVER ONE,
NO BLANKS.
Admission, rs Gents.
Doors open at clock; to commence at 5. ocj7t
1 n COLN III A L.
The Beethoven Octette Club
WILL GIVE
GRAND NCERT,
With the aid of
MRS. K SEGUIN, CoSTRALTo,
Late Of the Pareps Rosa Troupe,)
THURSDAY EyEsING, OCTOBER 10, 1872
Sale of seats at Metzeiot,'s Saturday. Tickets
81. ocitd
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GEN. o. L. BABCoCK, commissioner OF pub
lie buildings and grounds, left last Thursia
night Tor Madison, Wis, to be absent about ten
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THE JAPANESE EMBASSY MIDDLE. The
japan Herald says that Iwakura complained
formally that he was unable to accomplish at
We 7hingtOn his own treaty desig ns on account
of the opposition of MOri, the Japanese charge
d'affairs. UYeno has been appointed the sue
cessor of Mor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-05

DEATH IN THE PANTRY.-A little son of Mr.
Dickinson, of Muskegon, Mich, got into the
pantry the other day and drank a half pint of
brandy, unknown to his parents and died from
the effects in q short time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-05

TIE INDIANS visited the Capitol yesterday
and some CT them went on the dome. They
will have an interview with the Secretary OF
the Interior and the President some time next
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-05

Postmaster GENERAL CRHswELL has
returned from Ohio, and thinks the state good
for a heavy republican majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-05

NAVAL CADRTs.-The following additional
candidates for Cadet MidShipmen have passed
their examinations: William s. Meginnis, of
Illinois, and Robert g. RAY, Presidential ap-
pOintee from this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-05

THE DAUGHTKR or WEALTHY FARNEE
AARkIEs CoLoBED Field HANp.-ThrrC was
great excitement In ALBANY on Thursday even
ing consequent upOu the marriage OF the
daughter OF A wealthy farmer IN Bethlehem 10
a cOiOTed man a. black A. the ace OF spades II
appears that the co}ored man went 20 work tor
the farmer in harvest time, snd won the heart
OF the farmers daughter. and nuaily the tar
DoSdemOua lett her fathers home Thursday
morning and walked 10 kcnWOOd, where she
took the cars Tor this city. Reaching here -ha
met by her swaIihy lover who cOrdue' 4
her 10 their future home in Broad street Last
evening the marriage service Wa performed bon
the presence OF six COiUrel people. Ia the
meantime, the father susp ecflTE som thing ~ a.
wrong arrived Just a. the party wa seated AZ
the supper table. A fearful scene followed. the
father attempting Ia drag his daughter from re
house and shouting for A" help ar the top OF hIs
voice. The father was gently but urmiy put
out, the police having no authority % interfere,
as the girl insisted that She Wa ot az aul had
a right TO DO just a. she pleased. The father
had not lett from the vicinity at the door up 20
a late hour last night, cur>.ug hs blind
ness ia not having noticed the intimacy
which had been going on between the now
married pair, and saving he dared uo' tell has
wife. H. il would break her heart, the girl being
an only child. He said he would make has Will
at once, cutting her of without a penny
Albany hRGCksTt0Clsr.
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Coz. JOHN s. MosBY is out in a card denying
the statement which appeared in the Patriot of
the I'd inst, that he is the agent and proprietor
of a marble quarry situated on the left bank of
the Potomac, and in that capacity is about ID
put in a bid for furnishing headstDnes 10 the
national cemeteries. He says: "This state
ment is lie from beginning to end, and known
to be such by the cOwardy slanderer who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-05

INTERNAL RXvENUE.-The receipts from n s
source to-day were 1913 .29I.Oi.
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SECRETARY RoBEsoE returned to the CITY
this morning.
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. l. \ II A l. L.
PATTI-MARlO.
The StrakOsch Concerts.
TWO GRAND CONCERTS ONLY,
ON "WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER
10TH AND i7IH,
By the world renowned Cantatrice,
LIE CARLOTIE PATTI,
And the msst celebrated Tenor,
SIGNOR MARIO,
Assisted by the eminent artists OF the Strakosch
Company. Full particulars in further advertise
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How THE DEMOCRACY CARRIED GEORGIA.
Henry z. FarrOw, chairman of the Georgia re
publican state central committee, telegraphs to
this city from Atlanta, saying: "Telegrams
letters, and special messengers from all parts OF
the state show such universal and outrageous
interference with freedmen's suffrage that the
state central committee is called to meet Tues
day next Tor consult alton. Freedmen were
almost universally prohibited from voting"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-05

Three Doors from Eleventh street.
Three Doors from Bleveufh Street.
Three Doors from Eleventh Street
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The REPORT OF the engineer In charge of the
survey OF the propo;ed canal connecting the
Tennessee river with the Atlantic Ocean at
Savannah, Ga, whict reached the War depart
meTt too late to prepare and present to Congress
at us last session, has been put in proper order
ana Will be sent TO Congress early in December
next IL Is very probable that the President i'm
special message on the subject, will recon-
mend favorable action on the matter. The
projectors of this canal desire government aid
to the extent OF seventeen million dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-05

MASONIC EmBLEMs CANNOT BE USED AS
TRADE MARKS. - Acting Commissioner of
Patents, Thacher, has rendered decision on
an appeal from the decision OF the examiners
affirming the action of the latter in refusing the
registration of a Masonic symbol as a trade
mark. In his decision Judge Thacher saws
Among Masons, with whom this token has a
moral significance, its use in that capacity would
undoubtedly be regarded base prostitution
OF it TO mercen8ry purposes, while with others
its mystic force would often dissipate its virtues
as trade mark, and, perhaps, in some instances
place the article it appeared upon under ban. ="
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-, orMsiAxz9N
10: 1927 PEEEsyLyANA AvINvs,
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mi, Potomac Hail, IL, street and Mary- "a
.sn9 Hssnre W Ladies', and Misses ~
q tLSUAi s snd FRIDAYS ga 10 6: Gents ~
70 ~ .. m Matinee every WEDNESDSY CssA
ito 10 .. m. Pollard Andsssene Bard engage tor
the season. N e.eo u Iof
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-10-24

PrSSsytyANii has vindicatol ono
solder as few mon have been yinlica
tai in any age AMI in any country.
The American people are now about
tD yindicato the greatest soldier o!
the time from the aspcrsions Of n
clique Of dcpraycd politicians. This
assault upon Grant and llartroufl
has deeper meaning than at first
appears. The policy Of the Republi-
can party is clearly that, other things
beng equal. the faithful soldier shall
be preferred before the civilian in
the appointment Of place. The fight
on Grant anl Hartranrt is only the
protest Of little clique Of politicians
who neglected to earn reputation
either before, during. or after the
war, This contemplate clique Of
traders in poli,igs set ont t. break
down the policy Of the Republican
party alluded b.. They looked
around them and saw host Of men
who combined their rare intelligence
with indomitah'e pluck, and dccrocd
life to the republic. 1t WAS form
ihb.c panel, in the light Of Repab
lean policy.