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A',TuEsrAL SHOOTING uT CSE Boy -s- An.
oTuEE.-h / ,stOTGay afternoon two bows. each
aged about d yeErs-OrP the son y s.r5. Sc I\es
ana TIE other George MetZ.- s0u--Crs il an
ny stairs room o. Mrs. Mr KEGS residence. on
the Baltimore pike within the CITY Inn -tSl.
Young Mckee obtained a revolver which wae
kept Iu this room. and, while handling it, the
weapon was accidentally discharged. ttc con-
tents taking fleet il the person on the other
hoy. At the time or the shooting the D. i- we're
lUt few feet apart. Dr. Wiley WaS a. once
SUNNI Outd, and, UpOn reaching the hOuss
shortly after, found the wound % he q serious
one, hut not dangerous, the hoy viii recover.
The revolver Is CUe belonging 20 Mr.. James
Mckee, An adult brother Ot tie lad who had
the revolver. lie lsft IL az home. loaded, tor
the USe Of the family, 20 protect themselves IN
case OF visits At night from thieying rsscals, a.
that part Of the city IL rot under the police, as
are other parts. The adult members OF tue
family were not aware thst young Mckee knew
OF tie revolver, or where il was kept. It j. n
seven shooter CuHnsF sF'1Hd As5rg, 2ltt.
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THB RISKS OF BTTIGATIOS.-Jennie NJ.
hemphin recently got q verdict of sI,6O1
sgainet Justus %. Cole for breach OF
promise in Sullivan county, n. H., court. bu !.
he appealed; he doesn't make much by the sp-
peal, however. for this tine the award is - 500
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EBAEp PRIZE cos E"F
II FOR 81 JOS bPF,'S or PHAN ASYL T. u.
PUSTPDSED
till THCR-DAY, u -cemScs q, 1874. s-P1o z.
EpMIQUE-GUMHE THEATER.
>EPTEtRER 2STH, EVERY NIGHT AND =
MAtIsEES. EaEagement { 2 one week only al:
a- Nc = athlete Gud srtirIic SuJ g-ard- Da0Ce
HFtl s, ttssrs. WAYNE aud LOVELY. Last SIX
iBhts 8 The ET.Ht Comedian, MT. " 81. B. OANA-
= Cd no = ~ appear ia th@ sensational drama
Eriiten e p cssly f5r him by +. PJrle, entitled
,he hlSH RAPPAEEE; T, the Returned C0nvisf.
r n IA DC ChsT 2 CON pIimrEtarV benefit o. Mile
ID MIR Monday, Octoher :. The Cd Washington
JttatT Ine rec pens for fall and winter .e sous
Cf l57f and 1875. ssp29 St.
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MORE WORK AND LESS PLAY.-The Post
master General to-day issued the following
order:
l. The Office hours OF the several bureaus NJ
THIS department shall be from to3p,m III
Delinquency in attendance at the time desig-
mated, unless a satisfactory reason therefor be
given, and all inattention to duty, or inefi
cheney in the dischsr9s of it, will he
promptly reported to the Postmaster General
III. No leave Of absence with nav
Will be granted for more than thirty days in sny
one year. When vacations are applied for sb
seIce from duty whether from sickness or other
cause, will be taken into account in the con-
sideration of the case. Inasmuch as the gov
eminent pays for the entire services of its am
ployeS, 1t Is expected that all will he
constant in attendance upon their duties
". Heads OF bureaus will submit to the Post
Master General, on the 1st OF each month the
names OF such Of their subordinates as have
been absent from duty during the previous
month, together with the reasons assigned for
such absence. V. Clerks will not visit each
other or receive visits during business hours
except upon official duty. VI. Clerks are en-,
joined Lot to communicate to visitors or tn each
other any informotion relating to the business
OF the department, except such Is necessary
in the performance Of duty. VII. The use OF
intoxicating liquors, either in or out of the de-
partment, during business hours cannot, and
Will kot, be tolerated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

NAVAL ORDBRs.-Ordered-Ca S. B. Luce
as captain of the navy yard, Boston, 18th OF
october next; Master Dennis II. Mahan, to the
Plymouth, 10th OF october next; Ensign Aaron
Ward, to the photographic Office, 10th of OctO
ber next; Passed Assistant PGymaster r. F.
PauldiDg, 10 the Canandaigue, per steamer 81
OF october reXt. Detached-Captain Clark II
Wells, from the navy yard. Boston, on the I2th
OF october next, and ordered as captain OF the
raVy ya1d, Philadelphia, on the 18th OF Octo-
Der; Captain Thomas e. Harris, from the navy
yard, Philadelphia, on the 18th OF October, and
ordered TO duty at the naval asylum, PhiIadeI-
phia; Captain Oscar G. Badger, from the com
maId OF the receiving ship Ohio, Boston Mass
on the Sd OF October next. and ordered as cap
tain OF the navy yard, Washington, on the ssh
OF November next; Captain Pierce Crosby from
duty at the navy yard, Washington, 5th OF No
yenber next, and placed on waiting orders
Commander Richard Y. Law, from the navy
asylum, Philadelphia, 18th Of october next, aud
placed on waiting orders; Passed Assistant
Fay master H. Z. Macbeth, detached from the
Canandaigus on reporting OF his relief and or
do<ed TO return home and report arrival,
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ARREST OF MAIL WRIGHRR,-Some mail
matter having been missed on the Valley rail-
road route; the mail agent yesterday morning 2
sent decoy letter. On arriving at Harrison-
burg, Va, 1t was missed from the mail and
found in the possession OF +. A. Davenport the
mail weigher OF the railroad company, whs was
arrested and lodged in jail q. harrisonburg.
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GEN. ". 7. SHERMAN, his daughter Rachael,
bis niece, Miss Miller, of Columbus, Ohio, AMI
Gen. I. Kilby Smith and daughter, called on
the President to day, and had very enjoyable
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THE STEAMER COLUMBIA
LEAVES COMMERCB STREEr WHARF
bALTiM0hEa kOk R4SHING TON, on
EIEKh SATCkDAY Aga N, AkRIH-
4gRNinGs flaws sTSPRfEnNsohNSss SIKH N + s
EHAhE, Fo0T o. SBvENTH STREET.
BALTIMORE AT A. NJ. THVRSDAY,
Either Of these trips affords parties fine oppoT-
suntty TO ENJOY sail on the Chesa- W
pe4ke bay and Potomac river with EAS4H-N
yut los. Of much time from business ek1<zzEe1n
All AccommodatlOns-meals, stateroom, ko.-irst-
class. eiaterOons may be engaged in advance by
Application t. the agents. The steamer be char
tered for excursions from this city Mondays an1
Tuesdays OF each week st reasonable rates
Je&-u sTEPHENSON BROTHER, Agents
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81 Joseph Glum, one Of the proprietors Of th
Cincinnati Gazette, died YESTERDAY,

Cincinnati Gazette, died yesterday.
~wm. +. IDghsp, OF Beaver, Utah, has
been indicted for polygamy, and gave bail In
q, 200.
81 ON Wednesday there were but two applica-
tons for marriage licenses in Indianapolis
while there were I'VE complaints fled for al.
vorce.
81 Special dispatches from Hayden's expedi
ton announce the discovery OF = new pass over
the main divide OF the rocky mountains and on
new and interesting fossil remaihs. VI
~Jsmes Phillips, OF Berne, n. Y, said IN
his neighbors on Thursday, "I am 40 years old
to bed, and after he had taken pint OF Berne
whisky he died. N-s
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERVAL REV receipts from this
source to-day were S2S1 "a ~.
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= = n I-I : n = IN \ =
JCENsrN ELIhr, n. D ,p.'u,
n. $40 street, n. ~,
etT-~-s. I'm tE-gI " HR.hiugtuE, ID G,

NTsUAHE sCEIIr'E AMI MISS III n
w ENCE SCiIIILtEEB have returned TO tn
Cly aut. STePET % Il receive tb-jC Pups tu the
Fre5 Cl l1rEua. q aBG Iu Tu@ic, { Piano Fgrt- and
S.rzlrg. E-er CO. ~ q Ii-r street zep25 a.
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BIB LEXINGTON RACRs.-Tbe fall meeting OF
the kentucky uottiDg horse association com
menced yesterday at Lexington. The frst race
ior the Almobt purse, for three year olds, was
won by Nichols Alethia. Best time 24Ox The
second race for stations that made the best sea
son OF 1874 was won by Stevens North Star
Mambrino. beating Lindenberger's Byron and
Clay's Calebar. Best time 237x.
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FOUR CcMPANIss of United States cavalry
were to-day ordered to Western Alabama on
account Of the disturbed condition of that sec
tfOD
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AUTUMN FESTIVAL
RD'S OPERA HOUSE.
TO hight AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
LADIES MATINEE SATURDAY.

MONDAY Evening". Octocer 5.h,
-NICTINS-SULON SaIN9LE,
OM MENS-EICTIMS- SHIN S3LE.
OWEES-Nit JIMS-SO1 SHINGLE.
OWERS-YIC CIIMS-S0LON SHIHGLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

A. j. BARNES, OF California, has been a.
pointed agent for the Piute Indians in south
east NcXada
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APPOINTMENT OF FEMALE CLERKs-Mrs. !.
b. SatteTthwaite and Miss Josephine Powers
were TO day appointed regular CLERKS in the
dead letter Office at an annual salary of 500.
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IHE NEW YORK LIBERAL COSvRN TON
The ~ j0Erncd liberal convention Of New Ty-E
in session at albany YESTERDAY. adypted a resp
luton Gee miTS II advisable not 10 nominate a
state ticket, and Tt commencing the liberia r.
pEblcaLs AID ether independent elsctOr. o: tn.
state - support for Office men OnlyOf app-0y C.
honesty, and WHO most ttly represent the p-ju-
clpscs CrInciatCd at the Orgauiz4tiCsi CF ~
party A. EipciTpaj5 ant subsequently rear-
- Mel at state Conventions. and wa0 a,s5 stand
committed by the action OF the convention
which placed them in nomination aga-n.t IT,
tEHd Presidential term and the cen.raizstI.u
OF IOweT at The seat Ct the government. TIL
convention adopted resolution indOrsiDg to.
IilCen ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

1T is I'll PORTED in social circles at San Fran
cisco tlat Senator j. Z. Jones, Of Nevada, /,
engaged to be married to Georgia Sullivan,
daughter of Eugene L. Sullivan, of that city.
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DIRr.-Passed Assistant Engineer James L
NaTcla!n, |. $. n, di-d i'll Pal aieIphia or
the q d instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-30

The PREsIDRNT and Mrs. Grant returned
from New York this morning.
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REAR ADMIRAL KOI Gshs Yesterday entered
upon his dut.es as Superintendent oil the
Naval Academy At Annapolis.
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EDUCATIONAL

pa a. OFT , A ia.fy Thor uFlry ~-rrrt ~ (
10 .-s. o., WlsHas few ri PELS- will 70 TO q q
~ -id'I = e preferred. ls- -. Hr.iaratc ~BnI f.
Iflls@ 30 . street northwest. saTC9 g.
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Box once open daily, on and after W ZONES
pay. Soften LeF 20, and fr5m.a.r1 until Ii la,
Nhere seats may aiwsys b. secured SIX days In ad-
vance II der T. acconmOd ate large class OF IEe
EetECTs q this house, aud the public generally,
Branch Ctlce has been established at Brad Adams
ToPuleE News Stand. under the st ClOEl J'el,
corner Of p ard streets, uECt on het-Op llitar
haIiroGG,) y here ats may be had same as 81 Boz
q.H~r
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0LgEo. OF 6Ikibitisr AID gsIs Exw Nc
as 43g
TvE ST. a. TIN 81,
ssAkE RITEP'S,
So. <Ss III st-est, between L and streets, eight
utcr5 above ODD Fellows Hall,
JHotCs O. Paintings, E-Ersv inGs, ChromCs, SC.
a-ci ia-Gest stock Paper HargIgs, Wt3doz
--tJe-y Pictures, Frgn.os, PIct are Cords and T6-
ss.ss Sings, Nails, &C., 10 the District.
- fERMs CSsH,
~ Please remember Name and Number. jelly
Ii EIED5 OF GENTLEMkN'S CAST-OFF
"A " EAEiHG GRPPAKELC4a be sold % toe ve'y
best sGvaHtsge BY sdtrCssinC OF calling on 9CSGa,
bIJ IL street, tgtVe5u 4 and Tn streets north
ECst. - = ctes by EBil promptly attended -,
Cash Js.d. rs
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REMOYAL OF GRAYs.
Ire hne and spacious residence, lately occupied
by zen. Ii. +. Butler, and known ss the Montgbn-
~ property Scated 81 the northeast corner of 18th
&c Smeets, oppc.ite 6cott square, has been taken
=! JOhh a GkA1, and is now open for the ac-
neat.
ne location being much moro eligible than his
tisce, ana the rooms Of much larger dimen-
ne Is prepared 10 give better sstisfaction than
~ De is also provided wia increased facilities as
cAIkhEh,to supply suppers and fiiI orders for en-.
NeI.e-olnrEts generally. sep2s.2g
EAAnlaI IHk So BR4ZILIAN PEBBLES
NOW SELL FOB 90.
The 81 GLASSES for One Dollar
1sssslo ss Gold Frame GLASSES for SSr~
The s7 THKHMoMKTxR fer 81.
n n. EmPLkR, Opticisn,
seIz-V fsS PsnnsylValis ave., cor. Ess,.
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5IRIET,
FormerIy Of wsshirs,on,J

Bees leave e CO 20 The 71IIC # wa.hiug on
tEAt De be- rttUrus1 g. 'Ue CiIy AID will taks d
lHi'ed HuIster = PUp'ls iu VOCAL EUSIC.
AddTe-s ~ the Music Sore sep2y-Zr
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ENELSON INSTITUTE,
l. sELECT C2ss5SIgaL AND MATHEMAT-
4 AW sCROUL
or TEE
UNIVERSITY CF GEORGETOWN

Tie ueN. term q this sstecI viii caumarce AZ
y II LSA>OAl October 7, ls74, Win the following
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JANAESC SCHEA.

Supported by her rev aud mos. brilliant New York
Star Company.
MONDAY, Oct. 5. 1874, schiileIs grand histgTica
p'sy OF
MARY STUART.
JANAT sCHEk in her most celebrated char racseT
~ Navy Stuart.
TUESDAY and W EBSESDAY, Oct 6tb and It b.
1rst ttGe I'm Washi-R'Ou Of the goat emotional
D-sUs Ct TEMPTATION, translated tC5m the
French Ct Octave Ieuiliet, by ThOs WhltI1. Jan
arschyS IN her vondeTfui peTs nation Of Hateris
4 {, { q Narf.a
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
ENGLAND.
A Financial Ring in the Centre Of tho Stock
Exchange 0rganixation-Penny Opera
tors Brought to Grief-Fatal
Fire in Cotton Mill

LONDON, Oct. 2S. 1874.
The onacers Of the Stock Exchange have dlscov-
cred that 400 clerks OF members have been CLAN
destiDely dealing IN stocks among themselves for
months keeping regular books In which to record
their transactions, and settling their differences
by pence instead OF pounds thus practically
maintaining an exchange within the Exchange.
There is some excitement in the Stock Board over
the matter, and 1t is probable that all the clerks
implicated will be expelled thcrefrom.
FIRE AND DEATH IN COTTON MILL.
A cotton mill In over, county OF Chester. was de-
stroyed by nre to-day. Ten OF the operatives were
unable to escape and perlshed.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
ALABAMA AT PEACE

Chancellor McCraw Congratulates the
People ON the Peaceful Condition Of
MONTGOMERY, Oct. %. 1874.
Chancellor McCraw (repubncan), whose division
embraces nearly one-tnird OF the State, In pub
lisned letter says:-
The Chancery division over which preside extends
across the black belt into what Known as White
counties, both In North and south Alabama Since the
commencement Of the present political have
held terms OF the Chancery Court in the various
ties OF Eastern Alabama, from the foot of Sand Noun
tain IN Northern Alabama to the Florida line In the
south. nave been in constant commun aon, well
rs personal contact with all the members OF the Bar
and leading citizens Of both political parties, all Of
whom sed freely and fully the present status
OF political rfiairs have been at gatherings
of the masses OF all coors and have listened attentvey
to the speakers on both sides eoiced to that
90 not know OF single case OF outrage or personal
violence for opinions in all the length and breadth
of this DIVISION nor have heard Of one anthem
ticpated case have hesitancy In saying that the
citizens Of all co!ors and al political parties can and do
freely and fully express their political opinions
just when and where they please, without the least
fear Of any outrage or personal violence The outside
world Is deceived by the terrible passion into which
letter writer's and political editors have lashed them
selves There Is not county In East Alabama In which
any man. democrat conservative republican or radical
may not publicly declare his sentiments with as little
fear of molestaton In any State all the broad
Union.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
GERMANY AND AMERICA.
The Imperial Government Pleased with the
Emigrant Protection Treaty Rules.

BERLIN, Oct. 2s. 1874
The National Zettun1 contradicts the report OF
the reopening OF negotiations between Germany
ana America In connection with the treaty for
the protection OF emigrants, and says that the
question has not been discussed by the Imperial
Ministry for some time.
The zettun0 says the German government has
at present no reason to endeavor to come to any
arrangement OF the matter
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
ARNIM's FINAL LETTER.

On August II Arnim replied to this with q
declaration that his view Of the case had not
been changed, although his private communi-
cation had been treated in an official manner,
and that he did not recognize the Foreign
Office as his superior authority. He then
quotes the laws in support Of his case, cites
several paragraphs, and closes with the remark
that Bulow's view of the situation was erro-
neous, but that he declined any further po-
lemic on this point as he was in nowise in
terested in avoiding disciplinary or criminal
prosecution
The New York herald., 1874-10-29

Die @edtferti isuns bes Serrn
Sauier Rebacteurs Der Wtener
Bremen Greien Yreife."
9err Sauier bat einen Mrtifel per6fentlidt,
in ,ueldem er einen Yaiius bes oiterreidiiden
Griminalseietbudes anfiibrt, ber i'm IN ieincr
Deiseruns, bic Quele Der In Der rYrelIe" Der.
6ffentlidten, auf oen preubiiden &irdenfreit
besiislidcu, Gntbillunseu aususeben, reht.
fertist.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
LOWER CALIFORNIA.

P1under and Murder by Insurg nts-Ths
People Suppress the Revolution-Thir-
teen OF the Outlaws Killed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2S, 1874
BY the arrival OF the steamship Costa Rlca at san
Diego from Panama news is received OF q revou-
tion In Lower California.
The insurgents plundered and murdered many
persons and then proceeded to Cape ST. Lucas.
where the people arose and gave them BATTLE kill
Ing thirteen insurgents including tue leader, thus
putting an end to the revolution.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
TURKEY.
Imperialist Action Against Murderers in Al
banis.

VIENNA, Oct %. 1874,
The turkish Commission at Pad-Goritza, In
Albania, has ordered the arrest OF number Of
persons implicated in the recent murder Of Mon
tenegrins.
Reinforcements have been sent to tho Turkish
forces in Albania
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
THE FIJI ISLANDS.
Provisional Government Constituted by the
English.

LONDON Oct. 2S. 1874.
The Foreign once is advised that Sir Hercules
Robinson mas established a provisional govern
ment In the Fiji Islands.
The annual revenue from the islands is estl-
mated at Sl25, 900.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
THE INTERNATIONAL POSTAL CONGRESS-.

BERLIN Oct. %, 1874
Messrs. Blackfan ana Rambusch, the American
delegates to the International Postal Congress at
Berne, nave arrived In Berlin to study the Ger
man postal arrangements.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29

the retention of State documents by an official
authorized his criminal prosecution, and as
the removal of State documents in this case
was virtually established Count Arnim was
not liable to civil, but to criminal, prose-
cutiOn.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
OBITUARY.
Timofhx Iearr.,

Hon. Timothy Farrar, an eminent jurist Of the
State Of Massachusetts,. died at Boston on the
evening Of the 27th insL to the great regret Of his
professional brethren and the sorrow OF very
MANI GiaRda IN nrtyate hles
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
FRANCE.

PARIS, october %, 1874
The Municipal Council Will tomorrow take into
consideration the proposal to ralse Q loan Of
100, OOO, 900 frsncs.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29

Funft per,idjte, ba u ourdauS ieiu Sntereiie
oarau babe, eiuem 3isciplinar. ooer cpeutuel
Criminal. Yerfabren ,or,ubeugeu.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
A NAIL COACH ROBBERY.
Highwaymen in Nevada.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 28, 1874
It fs reported that on Monday night the mail
stage from Hamilton was stopped near Piocne,
New, by three men, who bound the driver and
robbed the mails and Wells, Fargo h Co.'s express
chest, getting 81 900 from the latter. There were
no passengers In the stage. The driver, named
storey, Is not believed, and he Ia In custody.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes n
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours,
in comparison with ehe corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuua
pharmacy, HERALD Butlding:-
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
GARIBALDI.
italian Freshmen Coming to the Relief Of the
Aged Patriot.

ROME, Oct. %, 1874
meeting OF the directors OF several Italian
newspapers was neld to-day to devise means for
the relief OF Garibaldl. 1t was proposed to raise
$4,000 and present It 60 him as national ofering
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
SOUTH. AMERICA.

LONDON, Oct. 2s, 1874.
A Montevtdeo telegram says the ArRenune in
surgents have cut the La Plata telegraph cable.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29

A.-The Elastic Truss Company, 6s3
Broadway whose broad, deep current and c0mpulstvo
course teels no retiring ebb, but keeps due on" has
The New York herald., 1874-10-29
FELONIOUS ASSAULT.

Last night two unknown men entered the lagos
beer saloon OF John Gusny, No. 22s Cherry street,
and assaulted and beat him, breaking two OF his
ribs, after which they then made their escape,
and up to the time OF going to press had not been
The New York herald., 1874-10-29

Baby Carriage-Tho Novelty. Can be
used o cradle for the winter months LEWIS r.
TIBBALs 5l2 Broadway, opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Send for circular.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29

A.-Silk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Caps Abdominal Supporters. Suspensory Bandages.
Shoulder Braces and Clutches at MARSH'S Truss Oico
No. 2Vesey street Lady In attendance.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29

A.-For . Severe Cold or an Attack Of
Rheumatism there Is remedy pleasant and effca-
cl0us as the RUSSIAN or vAPOR BATH Is East Eourth
street =
The New York herald., 1874-10-29

Ralnes, colored. tho prosecuting witness, held
Judge Scott Recorder Ramsey and Mayor Rlch-
ardson in bonds OF 81, 900 each.
Huey, Mayneld and Phillips, OF Lincoln,
were admitted, by Jewett, to bail In
the sum OF $1,000 each. Huey, after
his release, was rearrested by Marshal seelye.
who caught him by the beard, on second war
rant for violating the Enforcement act. Huey
asked for the Marshaps authority, when the Mar
shal caught him by the arm and carried him on
Huey gave second bond.
Bands rom Trenton and Monroe are screnading
the released prisoners aud large number Of cfti.
zens are In attendance.
The telegraph troubles Of Vienna, mentioned
last night. Is confirmed. The United States soldiers
swear they heard the order given cut the wires
!ohn Townsend and two colored men witnessed
the cutting. Townsend swears he saw the cutting,
ana was halted going along the highway by armed
men. He was told he might be wanted. He
s"ears tne ends were wrapped around q stump
and stuck under fence
Perfect quiet prevails all through this section.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29

For the Library-Superior Leather
covered Sofas Arm and Side Chairs suite sin
gle pleces sod and richly carved bookcases Secrep
taires Tables &C. HERrS 4 CO.,
800 Broadway opposite Eleventh street
The New York herald., 1874-10-29

Bartlett's Boulevard, Street and Parry
Lamps excel all Park size. 8; street ST. boulevard
81 So Reectors 81 to IS each old style square LAM
terms from - 50 upward according quality Gencra
depot 500 Broadway Of Prince street. New York
The New York herald., 1874-10-29

SILK Dress Hat, Especially Adapted
to young men, who are about changing the std
Derby soft hat for the manly hat at EsPENj4
CHEID'S, llS Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-29

Health Restored Without Medioi neSr
by DU BARRYS REvALENTA ARABIC FOOD to the
stomach nerves. lungs and liver curing dyspepsia in-
n debility Kasns cough 1sthma teycrs
Msted al other remedies. Depot In New York, JOHN r
HENRY. CURRAN 4 CO., Nos and 9College place.