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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-25
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, November IS Virginia Sc, CONSOLE
os,' di igss; West virginia :, bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. November 25.-Ootton dufst-low
middings, a.. Flour quiet and steady; prices un-
chaDeeo. W heat active and steady: prices mn.
changed. Corn quiet-whiie south-ra 7OCr72: yalIav
southern 90; mix ed western, ,66ss Old 6Si oar,
duil-5outhern, Eed5l; western mixed, 4S6rl7. 40
white, $500. Bye qu ct and uuchangr ID Hay mn.
changed. Proyisions unchanged. Western butter
steady and IN good demsnd-good to choice rolls.
G@9 Coffee unchanged. WHISKY in good de-
sndi s5zaaS. sugar unchanged.
NEW YORK, November Is ocks oujet Gaia
gs. Money, bid. Exchange, long, TX: short
o 6oyernments strong and dsll
NEW YORK, November 2-FIour an .de 6rmcr
wheat lG2 better. COra lc. beiter
LONDON, November IS, IL 30 d. m.-Ths weather
securities thtre we've small sales At unchaneed
prices. Erie, SCI
LoNDoS, November Is 80 D. m -Eris.SY.
PARIS, November 2-R sntss 50 francs 10
LONDON, November Is, m -krie, $50.
boNpON, November 25.-The amount of bullion
g n into the Bank Of England ON balance to-day
IL tR3,0O0. Erie, 3d.,
LONDON, November IS, 5 r. m.-Oonsols for
money, 925s as; for account, gsEiq3I. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-25

Pullman CARS FOR ENGLASD.-Mr. a. b.
Pullman, Of the Pullman Car company, sailed
today for Europe. He is to put on several
English railroads his palace cars, aud is to in
trOduce on them the American system of run
ming cars. checking baggage, &c.-N. y. Eren-
ing Post, 22d.
Ii Is to be regretted that Mr.. Pullman didn't
find time, before he started for England, to in
troduce ice water and better heating sppara-
tus in the palace cars of the day trains running
on the airline between this city and New York
The deficiencies in these respects provoke much
unpleasant comment from travellers, who think
that the dollar and quarter they are required
to pay for riding in them ought to entitle them
to some other comfort beside merely securing a
seat in an arm chair for the trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-25
AMD ConMEsCrAL.

The Wall street markets yesterday were
strong for securities. Gold had q downward
tendency. The foreign advices were favorable.
the at. of discount in England being lar xelv
reduced. Money is easy and government
bOrls firm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-25

The great panic does not seem to have had a
depressing effect on the grsngers. judging from
the last weekly bulletin NOV. 22) of the secre-
tary of the National Grange. This stateme mt
shows the total number of subordinate oranges
IN the nited States to be s,555, with a reported
membership of 6f3,125 During the month OF
october last 1000 oranges were organized, and
during the present month, up TO Saturday last.
$50 oranges have established. Should the
same ratio of increase continue during the re-
naindeT Of the month nearly !, 2D0 oranges will
have been organized in the short space Of thirty
days. Since January last, when i5S oranges
were organized, the monthly increase has been
very great. Iowa, where the order first took
form, still leads in the number OF oranges, hav-
ing 1,Ss3i Missouri comes next with 1,Og7;
Illinois next with as, Kansas next with 6.9;
and Indiana next with 633. State oranges are
in operation in all the states and territories
except Alabama, Delaware, Florida, Ken
lucky, Louisiana. Maine, Maryland Massa-
ehusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Vir-
GINA, Colorado. and Washington. Fifteen
subordinate oranges are requisite to form a
state grange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-25

Apparently all Is quiet along the line as re-
CARDS our Cuban imbrosiio, but it does not fol-
low that bloodless settlement of the difficulties
has been secured. All depends on the ability
OF the CASTELAR, government to sustain itself
at home in making proper reparstion for the
santiago outrage. 1t Will be an agreeable sur
prise 10 find CASTELAR, strong enough to be able
to do justice 10 this country, in opposition to the
clsmors of the mOnsrchical, pro-slsvery, reac-
tonary party in Spain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-25

1t is stated that Mr. Sumner and Vice Presi-
dent Wilson will make their journey to Wash
ington leisurely, partly with renard to their
health and partly to see friends or the route.
Beth have been steadily gaining in strength
for the past few weeks. The Springfield Rspub-
ii-gH says that Mr.. Wilson makes no secret that
he shall cordially support Mr.. Summers re-
election next year. The same paper says that
Mr. Sumner will return to his Housekeeping in
Washington, and that the Vice President will
resume bis old rooms at the Washington House,
but prOI Oscs 10 make his permanent quarters
al the Soldiers Home, aud spend bat a short
time each day in the excitements of the cap
ital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-25

New YOTk's champion villain, Boss Tweed ,
has been removed from a cell in the Tombs to
the paIlor of the prison, where he will doubtless
fare sumptuously every day, until his counsel
secure his release. Meanwhile petty offenders
poor devils who steal a few loaves of bread,
perhaps to keep their families from starving
are compelled to submit to the full rigors of
Imprisonment, including bread and water diet
u rs some satisfaction to know, however, that
The Boss has actually been sentenced for his
crimes, and that he is restrained of his liberty
within the precincts Of a prison which Is at all
tunes filed with cut threats and rufians of the
worst description.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-25
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY;
~ EsDAY November p, Is73.
The Coming HOLIDAYS.

Already the little folks are beginning to count
the days before Christmas, and already pru-
dent papas and mamas are beginning TO look
about them in order TO be able to represent the
hospitable part of Santa Claus with credit to
themselves And already our advertisers are
beginning las will be seen elsewhere) to make
their announcements Of holiday goods. In this
they show true business tact. They secure the
custom of those who like to make their holiday
purchases deliberately, and not unsatisfac torily
IN the rush and crowd of the last moment. At
the same time they fsmIIiarize their names in
connection with holiday wares to the public,
and thus come to be recognized as the standard
dealers in this line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-25

The press generally comedies the reelection
Of Mr.. Blaine as Speaker without serious oppo-
sition. The Boston Adrsr,issr says:
''Aside from his very brilliant qualities "a a
presiding officer, Mr.. Blaine has exhibited rare
judgment in the formation of committees. He
Is untainted by any breath of suspicion. and he
l. In sympathy with the reform tendencies OF
the best part of the republican party"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-25

NEW BOOKS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
sHILLINGTON's BOOKSTORE.
Her Face was her Fortune, by the author of Little
The BuTgomsster's Family, by Christine Muller.
TEsnsh Homs Life, from Black woods Magazine.
Hints ard Helps in Pastoral Theology. BY W. S.
God 70 Man, 6y the Rev. Hssry ccsles a'''0n' 0'
Memoir and Letters of Sara Ooieridge, edited by
All the new Magazines for December.
fSsi'h and nd A Ts Al%s Gs for ls
and sysrySins il The Stationery line, WSois
sale and retail, at
sHILLINGToH's BOOKSTORE,
noy25-tr corner ~ st. and Penns. avenue.
NEW YORK PRICES
FOR DRY GOODS!
BARGAINS FROM EASTERN AUCTIONS
seu,lemen's Linen HDKFs in fancy DO xes.
FIN, Black ALPACA. Bic.
boubIr, width sHEETikG, So. per yard.
E EiTs linen hin n, T si II TsTd lSDg' 49,
r LIZ
Lag 81 and cheapest stock Of Knit UNDER
At CONNOLLY'S.
po'& ~ COS 9Th street. OPP. Patent Office.
GRAND STOCK FOR THE SEASON
AT EUROPEAN PRICES.
Fruits in glass 1900 lbs. French Candies,
Fresh Olive oil. ~ to 40c. per ID.
French aud English Mus Fresh Dates, Almonds.
tsTd- PeCans. Wslnuts, &c.
PickIes, Sauces Malaga Grapes iOc. per ID.
Olives, Petite Pcis.
LEMON and ORANGE PEEL Csc. per pound.
sTABLER's CORN, finest in the market
4. WILMER,
noyf5-tr 1918 Pennsylyania avenue.
'I'HlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding a Special Term. letters
Parliamentary on the personal estate of enables
ENERSFIELD, late of United Stat Navy, do
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
Diseased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber. or
before the lith day Of October next: they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the
SAID estate. Given under hand, this l4th day of
October, 1873, JOANNA T. EVERsFIELD,
noN25 tn 81 ENecbtriX.
o. $!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-25
LOST AND FOUND.

L CST-on Sunday last a Female POODLE DOG
= = the color between yellow and ez>
whHe. liberal reward Will be paid to sySssasE
any one returning her to No. 45s II at -
northwest. lnov25 ST. JOHN COLLINS.
| OsT-Friday, Novenb Der 2lst,a POCKETBOOK
- coDtG1nlng papers valuable to no one excepting
the owner. The fnd-r will receive a suitable re.
ward " returning the same to 2222 18th street.
conner boundary. noy2i-2tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-25

hTsCHEECh's MANDRAKE PILLs.-Tbs.
49, pills are , composed exclusively Of vesetsb
the Use of mercury, do not leave any OF its
Effects They act directly Upon the iivoT, and are
Vaiuabie remedy IN all cases of deranEement result
Ing from disordered state of that organ Live
Compliant, biiious Disorders, Indigestion, sici
Headache, Typhoid Feyers, &c, &c, sil 5uccrnb I,
the free use OF Schenck's msndrshs PiIIs Ter sal,
by al Druggists ADD Dealers mt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-25
THE WEATHER
~Ak plrARIMEHT, 0stes Of Ca'H Sis.sI {

"AxUHrAhIhhNL, LUFet W CalU StfNaI O0tsy,I
MAsHlNeIoN, november rs, 1873, l0:sO 9 m Z
SYNOPSIS ZOE THB PAST TwENrI-FOuR HoURs .
me low barometer last might over lake Michigan
hss moved sou Westward into western Penus, Iva
Ila,ioIlowed BY nOrthwssterly winds, cold eli nd !,
ncMneI on the lakes, and occasional snow. North
NtsteitH NihGs and partly clOndy weather prevail
over the middle aud eastern state g. SDutbN
ana ana northwesteriy winds, clearing weather aud
rover ten perature la the southern states And Ten
nsssee. Narthwesterly winds, rising barometer
cog and partly cloudy weather in she northwest.
PROBABILITIES For the northwest and unpar
lakes ans sOu,hward TO Missouri and Kentnrty
iorihWesterly winds, falling temperature, partfy
cloudy and clearing weather. TOr the southern
state and Tennessee, northwesterly winds coidsT
and generally clear weather. For the lower lax A.
nor hwesteTly winds, cloudy weather and snow
clearing in the evening For the middle states
failing temperature, nOTthwesterly winds, partly
cloudy ard clearing weather. For New Euglani
northWesteTly winds, occasional snow colder and
CltsIi-g weather. Reports are missing from the
southwest, the far northwest and OreVoG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-25

w. has never been known TO fail. II frees the
sssll from DandTuf, restores Grey HAIL 70 ~
the Hair from falling cot, and reproduces when
s91s p the nnss hair Dresser known Ler ssis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-25

A ripple OF surprise is created in the literary
world by the announcement of the sale by
Osgood & Co. of the Atlantic Monthly to the
Messrs. Houghton of the Rirerside Press, and of
Oar Young Folks to Messrs. Scribner & Co., OF
New York, publishers of the new juvenile 81.
Nicholas. 1t seems, however, that the change
L not to work any loss to the reading public. as
these periodicals. will remain under the admira-
Die editorship Of Mr.. Howells (for the Atlantic),
and Mr.. Aldrich flor Our Young Folks); and
those who have seen the book and magazine
work Of Houshton & Co. and Scribner g. Co.
will appreciate that, so far as typographical
appearance is concerned, they could not fall
into better hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-25

The abatement Of six per cent. on taxes will
not be allowed after this week. Tax payers
should avail themselves Of the discount.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-26

great part of the city was reduced to little more than heap of ruins. The ground hcaycd like ship in gale, and terrihc thun. der burst forth under foot. The walls of buildings totiered, snd tbe roofs sank to the ground. Three violent shocks occurred in quick succession, and every lew minutes thereafter, shakings occurred.
 The scene bcggars description. From the ruined houses, the Ianic-strcken people rush. in every direction, ard men, vOmen and children fled to the fields with yaluables has tily collected. Tbere was ringing of alarm bells, and heating of drums, calling all the soldiers under arms For in San Salvador, murder and pillage accompanies the confu- sion which always prevails at the time of great earthquakes. The frightened citizens leave town, and the Indians from the forests around, who prowl into it for prey, are check ed only by the bayonets of Government troops, which are posted in squads at shoot ing distances all over the city.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-26
Application for Patent.
LAND OPTICS. PErsfprr. A. T., ,

LAND OFY1Ct. PKrscprT. A. T..
 April ls' ls7J. Nsice |. hereby given thai Hammond Riggs Co, an nm .sia,n ,f persons by their authorized ayrut t.esHgc A. Hammond. wb~- r. Q address is Pic.,at YAVarai Cuunty ArLons Territory. have made arp.,a.gn EF Patent for trsInd q CssD linear feet q. The second south extension af the Tiger h-ie l-anhg silver with surface Rf,und two hubdrsd feet iB ridih .i,,cI iu Tiger Mining District IavaTui County, and Territory 0f Arizona and described n the rais and held nsar. uu file 10 this "nlc. as ioilOWs. yiI:
 Beginning a, Monument No l. al the nor,h-as; corner (fn th. monument ihe section corner between section os aaI g7 T-p IO N F. W. bsar. N @ L. 2r chains, 22 n links disinnt) thence <. 3 W.one thousand (lUJ f.; Co Monument No. 2; thence 6J' W. two hundred f1Jji feet to Monument No. g. thence \. 21 E. one tba..nd tlOD feet Monument So. Prom hi. corner the ,-rUu between secii"n 9 and %1 INP, lo, N k w. Ga aud Salt river base and Meridian. t~ar, N l55 E. g7 chains 41Jl p links distant thence \. ti- r. -int Of beginning; containing fe-luJ acres and frmin. a I-1rtpn uf sesiion g7 Tsp. l0 \. K. W. ia and Salt river base and meridian. Said aiion be ing r-corle-i in Vol B "f mines fiiO 2'J Oi County R.coui. of YaVari county. Territory O, ArDna. The aiyining claimant The north is W. C. C''lier who sla u, the ars; south extension of the Tiger io-.
 WILLIAM \. KELLY. Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-26
tFrora oar EItfa q Arrii 22 BLOODY NEWS
From the Seat of the Modoc War

General Canby and the Peace Commis- sioners Murdered by the Indians.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-26
LEGAL.
Application for Patent.
LAND OFFICE rrE.corr, A T.

U. N. LAND EbhNVIIs ~
 Aprii let, ls7J.
 So,ie. !. hereby given tba, the Tiger Silver Mining Cotptany a coyy-Iron Vrxsnir.d under ihe laws m The State of California by its President, Wm. 1en 'h".s t..,orre aldrrs. [. San Francisco CalfHuta D" nnhe .,.. .iinn Ea PAieut fr twelve hundred USo) hnear f. sn the Tiger iod. aring silver commencing tHen'y' av feet .uinery Uf the discovery shaft thence borthefy i've hundred lSDJ feet surface Rrunh tw" hhnHftl (.spJ feet ia width, s'ua,ed Ia Tiger Mining Dsnc' Ya,afs,i County aud Territory of Arz"na and known 's ,he Dseovery ioaiiOn sad lead md descr-d n The pt,, and field file 10 thi. orice a, fll"ws NE
 H-gdaaiar ai Mvnunsnt NJ. ] aud running thence n.h - OI rsst twelve hundred (i0) feet [" Monument No from which The section crnef i-~ern sec tian. 2! and 70 in township 10 \. R l. W q Ia and Salt river tss~ ap,i meridian -ar- N 2S' B WE ch 21lS-Ji HnL. dant then-e <. 552 6 F.. 2D fee, io Monument No from which sentiment the section corner bets sections g1 and g7, Twp. 10, S R w.. Gs and Salt ti,sr hase and meridian b~ars \. i2 " w 70 chains q To I links distant: thence s. 3t YW. twelve hundrci ugsD feet To Monument No. L thence N- 5S JT w two burired CJ) feet ibe point of bezinntns c'rnhinng Jl lOp forming lst of section ID TWP lv N h' l W. Gla and Salt river base and meridian. -
 Said lu-aiion being recorded 10 Vol of mines hlo gf ,f ih- County Kscards of lavaTs, tulniy. The at ttnz claims first extension south. claimed y w C. Caller and the nrst sHensi,u nnfih hy Nm. Linn
 WILLIAM N KELLY Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-26
SUMMONS.

IS THE DISTRICT COURT or THE THIRD JU- diriai DiF;rict
 Ya,aTsti Cairiy. Arizona Terriirry. s.s.
 GAORGE I."rsI. Plaintiff. :
 ogttrR
 ANXIH r.. IStrNt Defesdant.I
 Ae'on brought ia the District Court Of the Third Ju dcai District in and for the county Of Yavara, in the Territory of Arl,nA
 TLe ierr.,ory 0, Arizona send. greeting ANNIE F. I.ouNT. D.fsh.lant.
 Y,i hereby summoned and required ;I appear in astu brought ayans yni by the atoNe named plaintiff in District Curt of the Third Judicial District In and fr the county of Isvapi in the Territory Of ArIpna To the complaint therein Sled in the Or~s "f th. clerk Di sail Cut a Prccfi. 10 sad county and Tern iy copy Uf Wbi"h complaint accompanies ihis nDu.J within twenty days Conclusive of the day Of s~f yoe the service u-In yoa of ihi. served in county and if ri u this county and whin ih, d,;dct then within thirty days in pii other fy day. judgment by deianli will t taken against you according Co the prayer Df said eomplassL This ar,on is 6rnght Trayng ty ds~r-e "f dtvore~ from the bouds of nArnioBy, the ground. of il treat; msut
 And you nre hereby notified that if yon ss appear and the complaint above directed the plaintiff v take default aganst you anal apply to ibe Court 1r the relief demanded in his said complaint. Given under ny hand and the seal oi said District Court, al Prescott, this 18th day Of March, ls53
 lLs ED. ". WELLS. Clerk. II. II. CARTIER SoN, At;orn.ys fos Piaintf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-26
Administrators Notice.

IS THE PROBATE COURT. IN THE COUNTY.O OF l MOHAyE, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. h the Matter of the Estate of SAMUEL TODD. Dsc'd Notice is hereby given by the undersigned SiBib-rs- i-f Of tbe above Baned estate io ihe creditors of and an persons having claims against said deeeased exhibit th. win the necessary vouchers within ten months the publication Of this notice. 10 the undersigned his olhee. iu the town of Mineral Park
 ALDER RANDALL. Adminisirato.. Mineral Park, AoIave County. A. T.. March g. ls73
 srSH3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-26
Terrible Earthquake in Central
 America.
Destruction of the City of San Salvador
 Terrible Loss of Life and Property.

AsPISwALL. via Havana, April II. The City of San Salvador, Central America, has been destroyed by an earthquake. Eight hundred persons have perished and twelve million dollars worth of property has been destroyed. The earthquake was followed by a conhsgration and many buildings were burned.
 For few days previous 10 the catastrophe, slight shocks had occurred, but no serious apprehensions were entertained. On the after noon of the 4th, almost without warning, q
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-26
From the Wreck of the Atlantic.

HALIFAX, April e.--The reporter of the New York Herald went down to-day in the wreck of the 'Atlhntic' He says the hull of tue vessel is broken in ssveral places, and the cargo has broken bulk. The bodies Of men
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-26
Route of the Texas-Pacihc.

The San Diego Union has assurances from men in authority that the direct route from Yuma, in this Territory, will be taken, pro- yded the engineering difficulties do not prove of serious nature. Work is to commence at San Diego early in May.
 Senator Harris denies that Mir. Scott has anything to do do with the Southern Pacific.
 WORK oX OUR ROAD.
 4 despatch dated Tipton, California, April I2, gives the following good news that work has actively commenced on the southern eX- tension of the Southern Pacific Railroad. 4 large force of men are on the ground, and heavy gang of carpenters are busily engaged in straightening things. Tracklaying will commence carly next week.
 THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RYILROAp MKMo-
 REALIZES THE TEXAS LEGIsLATuRE.
 The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company has memorialized the Texas Legislature for a right of way through the Panhandle district It asks ten sections Of land per mile on each side of tue road. The road will enter near the northern limits of the Panhandle and traverse Texan territory distance of about 2O0 miles, to the New Mexican boundary. It is entirely occupied by hostile Indians and as the grant tO the railroad company involves the duty of quietng the sayagcs, it is not im- probable that the Texas Legislature will be Ss liberal us usual in such eases.
 MEXICO
 Losado and his rebel forces were in the mountains near Topic. Troops were pressing him.
 The Judicial election passed off quietly. A young man named Cage was recently found guilty of murder, at Los Angeles, Cal. Persons charged with violation of the en forcement act, in the South, will not be pros ecuted, owing, it is said, to the good be- hayiour of Southerners generally.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-26

Ir Blank nisisg and sAsiteIsina Dssds, special and General rswsrs-ss-Atsersey, etc., Tor sale at the Miner Omss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-26
SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA COUNTY OF YAv APAI. PRESCOTT PRECINCT, sS.
 Ia the Justices Court in and for the eoasiy of Yavat The Territory of AriIODa, 10 Tbos. q. Roddiek aud Robert T.. Burke.
 lou are hereby sommOnsd to appear befpr~ my occ in Prescott in said eo1niy cf SavaS th. ls day of ahy. A. D ir7J ai 10 oelsk N to the laint of Levi Bashfod and Coles BshfOrd or hun. dred and hny dSllar sni hrty four fg and gools oid and delivered when judgment wiI e taken against your for the said amount, together with cost, damages, if you tai to AIT-Ar and
 Given under hand the lSh day of March \. IT, lsTJ
 HENRY ". FLEURY.
 mh.I4 Justice of the Peace f,r said County
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-26
TERRIBLE coSFLAGRATIoS IN VIRGINIA
 FOREST oS FIRE.
SAN FRANCISCO.
E A. Marehana ehot Dead in hLs Oiioe

San Francisco, April l0.-John Samuels, q farmer from Contra Costa cosnty, tbs after noon shot F. A. Marchand, a collector and stock-broker, dead in the office of the latter on Montgomery street. sarnuels accuses Mar chand of attempting 10 seducc bis two daughters.
 The Pacific Mail Steamship Company con tinue their line of steamers to IIOnolulu.