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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

THE FATAL QUARREL OF WARREN AND
SMITH-Ihe Alexandria Gazette says OF the
klIiln Z OF Thomas Warren by Robert Smith,
az Greenway fishing shore. near Marshall
Han, on Monday night, (as mentioned in
The STAR that Warren and Smith were
partners on ducking expedition. and t,lSt
on the night in question some quarrel oc-
CURED between them in regard to the pro-
Slslons which had been laid up for their trip,
In the course Of which Smith was very
70 'ghly handI 4 and badly beaten bV War
reF. Smith then seized a shotgun, with
which be fired upon Warren, the load strik-
1pg hlm III the groin, and infiicfing a wound
rom TIE effects Of which he died in few
minutes. An inquest was held on the holy
OF warren at the fishing shore YESTERDAY
aiter Wnlch smith was committed TO the
ron Iooacco jail. Both parties are said to
have been under the influence of LIQUOR ar
Inc time OF the occurrence. Warren was a
youhg man and unmarried, and both ne and
smith were well known In Alexandria
where the latter has two brothers living, and
Where ne made his home when not engaged
Tie Scnijnel says that "in the scufTa both
attempted to get possession Of a small sim
sie.barreled shot gun, and both caught hold
of IL, when II was discharged. the load TAX
ing effect in Warren's groin and spine. pro
ducing almost instant DEATH
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC 9g7iSh O1eyT
Councils opera OF Faust was performed
Oy the Kellogg Opera Troupe last evening in
satisfactory manner. The house was
crowded rom orchestra to gallery TIE latter
portion of the house presenting as fashion,
abe an appearance as the latter. Miss
Kellogg was charming "Maryuerite," and
her Inc singing was received by the auii-
ehcs win rounds OF applause. The
Moral presentations Were numerous
az ii handsome. Mrs. Segu.n's "StebcI"
was very good. and so was MY. Cartoons
NPlentne.' Mr.. Castle, who IS a great
favOrite here, received hearty applause for
his nne rendition OF Faust" Tonight The
bohemian Girl Will be produced with Mrs
Mrs NanZandt as s.'ArliEe," Mrs. Seguin as
Lie "GypSey Queen Mr.. Hamilton as the
Count,' Mr. Seguin as "DeyilshOof,o AMI
Mr.. Mas as '.ThaddeuS."
fCLCS Opera HOtlse--''FOUl Play is put
on The stage 10 gCOd style, and is well re.
ceiFed by lovers OF the sensational drama
II Will run through this week.
IhCCfer COH5VlC This cOSv theatrr is
nightly nlled with wCll-pIeasej audience.
The performance, sparkling with fun, Is very
enjoy able.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.-The fifth
annual report of The board of directors of the
Chlldren's Hospital of the District OF Column
bia, shows that during the year ending No
vember 30, 1875, 10i children were under
treatnent-67 white and 81 colored. OF this
number 40 were discharged permanently
cured OF the deiOTmitiCS and iisea EeS from
which they were suffering, - improved, 4
discharged nnimproved, and died. During
the year 800 INDECENT and sick persons re-
celYed surgical and medical treatment-Gl7
white, $50 cOlOred; $50 children under sixteen
years of age-2SS white, ZJ2 cOlOred. Since
the organization of this hospital $50 49,. C6
has been contributed by benevolent citizens
and Sll,GOi.13 contributed by the federal anu
local governments for its support.
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EIOPFMEST OF A CUMBERLAND HoTFr
htEPER DkUGHTFR.-Eariy yesterday al
terroon MISS Annie Snyder, aged Is, eldest
daughter of the proprietor OF the Potomac
House, this city, left her home to spend the
evening, she said, with lady friend in an
DINER part of the city. About six O'Clock a
note was left at the house for the Young
lady S parents, signed "E. a. pipp!n." AID
saying that he had elOped with their daVgh-
Ter, but that they did not attend to 90 far
and would be home tomorrow to-day, a.
man and wife. Mr.. Snyder was disposed 10
take The matter philosophically. but his
Wile went into the most frightful MYSTERIES
ana raved until she became really i'll and a
physician had to be summoned. The moth
ers grief Is doubtless greatly augmented by
Inc facl that the family will in few weeks
remove 10 western state, and must now %
without one of its members. Mr.. Pippin is
ABOUT tnlrty-nve years of age, and is a Wild
over. lie owns q house IN the First ward
Dut mas been boarding at the Potomac honSe
Tor yearor more. He is boat builder
ana, we UNDER tand, an upright ciJiyai and
hlghly respected by ali who know him
Miss Snyder came here with her parents
rom Frederick, about three years ago
Those OF her friends who are disposed 70 lo1r
al the matter coolly think that she had con
slder; what she was about to do. and kno,r-
ing mat her marriage, on the eve of her IA =
9sdeparfure for distant state, would be
opposed, determined to take the matter into
her own hands.-CtuaberldHd NelCs Pan,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

SHlLLINGTON'S PATENT
- SELF-CLOSlNG OIARIEs F0R Is,e
Avsluahle po,l.. o., -
KWac, hAkes Table. Interest Tatla. Domestic as
s.5s4sn Postage STAMP nuties, PopulataH % ststeT
aId tcfilLofles, Biaut Space Tor every dav IN -
2etI, ailq ash Account Tor each month Fifty dif-
tefeni Alics II various styles OF binding
PHYSICAL Ms VISITING LIST FOR Isrs.
HAGEnsTOwH and other ALMsEACs NrsoI..
sale and Retail, st =" Ioie-
SHiLLiN6TON'S Bookstore,
oec2s-u Corner ~ street and Psnra. ayesBe-
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CITY ITEMS.

UsE Dr. MAINS Corn and Banioa Remedy.
Pain. 4;
IRON in tie blood Liebigs L-q'af Er,rors
q btSf. IN pint bottles. euriches tae Blood,
slds digestion, cures Dyspepsia. Nervous
ness, Debility, Chills. Fever, Ague, and Re.
male Complaints.
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND BOTTLES OF
kfase : tLo1aeg - Horeho'1ad d'tf Tar have been
solu during the past winter and az least half
ulsl hnmber OF alarming cases 90 Cough,
Cold, Influenza and Bronchitis have been
cured thereby.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minute.
CoRSs, to--Dr. whites establishments
now occupies the very eligible dwelling, isie
Pennsylvania avenue. opposite Wlliart,s.
where he continues the successful treafnaent
OF corns, oGnions. chilblsins, club and In
Fee Al.
For AN IRRlTATED THROAT. Cot-ou or
Gold, " BruafI'S bronchial TfOchs," are offere.l
with the fullest confidence In their efficacy
Tbey maintain the good reputation they
ABOUT MUSICAL BoXFs--At times when
business Is dul, or when losses and disap.
pointments OF various kinds maze life a
burden, we look around US for Something
.Lst snail Keep on etnla or soothe the
easy matter To meet with the charmer who
has the power TO ''drive dull care away"
Such a magician has. however. been pro-
vided lately In the form OF a musical box,
which, without any trouble on the part OF
the Possessor, will perform the duties which
AZ All times have been asked from the musi-
clan by those who have been vexed BIZ a
melancholy N not an evil spirit.
Mr.. j. i. Heller. Of Berne, Switzerland.
mas brought This instrument 10 the highest
degree OF perfection. At the Exhibition OF
vienna, where Mr.. Heller obtained the
MEDAL OF Merit for his musical boxes they
caused the greatest sensation: their richness
OF tone, and the great variety OF airs played
oy them, made them one OF the great centers
OF attraction, aud excited the admiration OF
al who could be emoved by concord of
sweet sounds They have been introduced
into several large hotels. and have nroved
highly serviceable I'm ministerlug 10 the en-
lOyment OF the visitors. Few things could
be more suitable for a present % those BY
whom we desire 10 be remem berei than one
OF these Instruments. Such a gift would not
be likely 10 be laid aside and forgotten, but
often called upon TO raise its tuneful voice
IT. would not fail each time 10 remind Us
possessors OF those nom whom 10 had been
received.
Mr.. Heller's musical boxes are sent 20 az
parts of the world direct from the mauudac-
tory. illustrated catalogues with the prices
are forwarded gratis To those applying foi
them, ana he smallest orders receive
prompt dLteluou. 20,2s3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

MAGGIE MITCHEL.-Next Monday eve
plng This talented actress and ACCOMPLISHED
lady Will inaugurate her engagement at the
National Theater, in her new play, "Fan
chon." The play Is dramatiZed from one of
George SANDS novels, which is unlike any
other novel. Fanchon Is a character by it,
self There is purity, a robleness, express
ed in the simplicity OF the child, who finally
rlpens into q high-nlind and christian wo-
u an, that draws the reader imperceptibIy
Toner. In the role of"Fanchon" Miss Mitch
Ell not only acts Vie character, but is really
n abchon" herself for the time. She is an
honest ct-fss, who thinks and acts To ner.
lection The character she assumes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

ARRESTED On SUSPICION OF THE MURDER
or Mr.. FENNER-A Baltimore sun special
from Frederick, Nd, January 20, says: 50
negro tramp, answering in every particular
except clothing, the description given in to-
DAY sun OF The murderer of Benjamin Fen
ner, at Hyattsville, Prince GEORGES county.
was arrested this evening AT Frederick Junc-
ton and brought 10 this city. He could gi We
20 satisfactory account OF himself, and male
frequent contradictory statements. When
quests. ned whether he had ever been in
Prince Georges county he stated that he had
not been there for some time, and said al o
that he had changed bis clothing at Cum
beTlaud. He Is now in jail, and will be he'd
until Saturday FOR Identification by tie
authorities OF Bladensburg,.. who have been
telegra phed to-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

IRON IN tie blood LisbigS L-gllf Er'roN
q bcsf, In pint bottles. euriches tae Blood,
slds Digestion, cures Dyspepsia, Nervous
ness, Debility, Chills. Fever, Ague, and re.
male Complaints.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27

UsE Dr. MAINS Corn and Bunioa Remedy.
HALTi-Stimulsting Eminent cures ali
Pain. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-27
CoRNs, ac.-Dr. White,. estahllshment

FOR An lRRiTATED THROAT. COUCH OK
Oolp |" bruqrlfS bronchial TrOchss" are offered
VIII The fullest confidence I'm their efficacy.
They maintain the good reputation thsv
have justly acquired. co
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-17
TqIGgraphiC.
CHAnLLsfoH, S. c., Sept. 0.

at midnight Tho city was perfectly
quiet. Tho streets wGro patrollel
by detnclmcnts OF whito clubs. A
meeting Of colorcd Democrats was
held under tho protection Of an
armed guard OF whites. There was
10 liSinrLnncn.
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name of Secor, and accompanied by
q man giving the name of William
Hunt, who is said 10 bc his nephew.
LONDON, Sept. II.
a special from Burgas, to the U.Hiy
Ns'rS says Mr.. Adcc, Charge do Ar
faires for tho United States, in the
absence OF Mr.. Cushing, visited the
Spanish Minister ut LIN Grange
and arranged for the surrender of
Tweed to the American Government.
Both were NJ once secured and thrown
into tho calabooso Under n strong
guard, but were subsequently trans.
fecrea 10 fortress in Wac under tho
command of tho Captain General.
MADRID. Sept. II.
The first Secretary of the Ameri-
can legation, has requested the ex-
tradition of Tweed and he will con-
scqnently he handed over 10 tho
American authorities.
The following additional particu-
lars OF the arrest of Tweed have been
received: Capt. Gon. Joveliaf, at
uar0rat received Intelligence that
Tweed hhd discmbarkcd ut Santiago
Dc Cuba, and notified tho authorities
there. Before the latter could take
action Tweed embarked on the sail
ing vessel Carmen, bound for Vigo.
Capt. Gen. JoYellnr tcleSraphcd TO
Madrid Government, which, fearing
that the Carmen might go to some
other port, requested ihc authorities
at all OF the Spanish ports 10 examine
persons on board all vesseia named
Carmen. (rherc nre twelve SiinniSh
vessels of that name The portrait
Of Tweed being indispensable, tho
Spanish authorities obtained md
made copies of cRricature in Il jour
nal representing him as beating q
child, supposed to typify American
justice. This cariclturc led the
Spanish authorities and tho reporters
OF tho Spanish papers 10 believe that
Tweed hal been kidnapping children,
henco on the first official announce
mcnt received of the arrival Of Tweed
it was stated that he had been ar
rested for kidnapping American
children. Tweed Is confined OH the
isle of st. Simon, in Vigo Bay, where
heis undergoing quarantine, strickly
watched by the Custom House Guard.
At the expiration of his quarantine
he will be surrendered TO tho Uni
ted States Representative. As there
are no direct steamers between Spain
and North America, Tweed will he
sent to Cuba and from there TO New
York.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-17
FAN FRANCISCO, Sept. II.
Gold Onenel at llON

Currency, 90S and 9lI.
Geo. III. Russell, residing nj No.
HOS Pierce street. committed snicidc
in his chamber last night, by taking
Strychnino. He was Deputy County
Recorder under tho former city nd-
ntinistc0tion; and ihas rnccntly been
engaged in the real estate business at
No. i22 Montgomery street. He lost
heavily III mining stocks some two or
thrco Years ago. since which time he
has been in Strengthened circumstan-
ces. TO which his suicide is attributed.
aged 40 years, and Ieavos II large
family.
Five now cases OF smallpox and
ono death yesterday. Fifteen cases
have been reported this morning. in
Guiding two deceased Cinnamon in
one building. occupied by Chinese.
w. 5. OBricn, of Flood !G O'Bricn
denies the statement tcle&raphed
from Los Angeles Saturday that his
firm had purchased The franchise of
tho Guynmas and Tucson Railroad,
and says that the report is utterly
unfoundcd.
Yesterday evening three ruilians
i'll an express wagon, while out on nu
expedition 10 run" toll-eatcs Of the
suburbs, ran over and almost killed
Thomas Loran, who keeps the CatG
ut Tho dollhouse OF the Ocean Beach
road, OH thu hill back Of tho Mission.
Mr.. lIornn attempted 10 stop tho
vehicle, but in tho CudcaYor was
knocked down, the vehicle crushing
his collar bone, ini!ictins dangerous
bruises on his breast. His life is dis
pared of.
Tho trial OF the United States
against Charles Jost, proprietor of
tho Antioch dis!illcry. wns resumed
to-day. Jogt was put on the witness
stand, and testified tlin! WHOM u. H..
Phillips, SpUciGl Revenue Agent
waa but there he met witness ono
| day and said, ave are ont here 10
manufacture political capital, and II
you will give little false testimony
the whHlG Of the proceedings nGainst
you viii lO stopped and Tho nsacss.
mon n%ains; .rou removed Phillips
wanted mo. said Just, lu testify
against nll officials from ihc highest
| To the lowest down. | wa9 10 employ
Paul Ncumnnn md Cx-Govcrmul
! Solomon ~ my attorneys. nui {,
lcnYo tho innttcr with them. Phil
lips said if / wEulh agree Ia the mat
ter lin would telegraph immcdiatcl,
and hhro ilio matter stopped. I r.
fused to make any ngrcrnrnt of Tho
| sort.
4 fire ri y o'clock this afternoon
destroyed Tho upper portion Oi tIit
two story and basement iram,
dwelling on California street. hc
tween Stockton mud Powell, orcnuic,
as u, boarding house; lo48 ahou
$4,000. There was the usual arani,
supply Of water for fire purposes.
l.rSd, Nov. Srpt. Il.
Tho Third Annual State FairUf th
Nevada State Agricultural. Mining
and Mechanical Society opened "a
day nnd bids fair ~ bu complct
suCCrss. Tho attendance to-day wn
much lrrgor than Tho first day Of III
Fair last year. Tho pavilion il ovc
half full now, and Tho entry clcrl;
arc kept busy with nov entries. Th
exhibition ot fancy worl; and Oj
paintings - largo and attractive, q
also il he cShibi,im Of organs. SOW
ing machines and Nevada mudo bits
gic&. Tho pavilion having been q
largca by ten feet in width. will M
! lDlnDlplIlV Il ltr,srr atlNulu uicu tIl
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-17
BAIrlst6RE; Sept. u.

DALrrNoRE; Sept. l9.
Tho boiler Of m. engine on on iii;
baltimore Y Ohio RAILROAD, exploded
near Frederick, MatSl9nd, yeslofday
afternoon aud killed Angus Schafer;
engineer, and Jdni6s u Co6S; ilrd.
lnar.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-17
NEw Y6nK, Sept. II.

The work OF charging with cxplo-
sivea tho columns that uphold the
roof of He'll Cato, began this morn.
ing. 1t Is estimated that 40, 900
pounds Of explosive material will be
slowed away i'll holes drilled, before
night. Orders have been given to
have 10000 cartridges Mt tho wharf
this morning, so that tho work lav-
ing been commenced can BE carried
Oh wit:.out cessation.
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ganization ;onchalfwcst Of tho Cascade
Mountains ana tho other half-cast of
them; that there DO apportioncd to
each Of The counties of Wasco, Uraa-
tilla, Grant, Union and Baker. nh
equal amount Of stock, and that the
books bo opened iii those counties rs
early as practicable.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-17

IANIS, 0Hpt. y.
Tho Figmo publishes telegram
from Nice, under date OF yesterday,
respecting tho mutiny Oh board tho
U. 5. lriga.n Franklin nL Lcghorn.
Tho dispatch says tho commander Of
the Franklin, to save the lives OF oili-
GERS, fired with II niiIraillousc Gntling
gun upon tho mutinccrs, nino of
whom were killed before order WAS
restored,
, 1876-05-04

THE Louisville Courier-Journal per-
petrates the following: Gen. Schenck
got to Washington on Monday night,
and Fernando Wood had party of five
made up to meet him. My dear friend
said the ex-ambassader, L really cam
not play 'Oh, nonsense says Fer
nando, that little investigation needn't
trouble you. Bygone associations will
revive you,' But says Robert. there
is another reason why l shouldn't play.
What is that p says Fernando. 4
haven't got any money says Schenck.
All = says Fernando moving mournful-
ly away.
, 1876-05-04

WHEN young man who has just
reached the years of goslinghood, has
his boots BACKED regularly twice day,
puts on new paper collar before each
meal, trims his finger nails every half
hour, keeps his three-Juzz. power mus
tache perpetually dyed and scented, and
his hair solemnly done up ard elabor-
ately parted behind, with se1ni-occa-
sional practicing of graceful attitudes
and seductive smiles in the reflective
bottoms of new tinware. you can bet
your last trade dollar that some girl s
heart or his'n is in a state of gentle
kerfummixment.
, 1876-05-04

FRAUDULENT TRUsTEEs.-Froe the N.
Y. Herald of late GATE we Gull the fol
lowing
1t appears now that Mr.. Barrett, who
recently absconded from this country in
default to several estates, had also raised
money by forgery. and this offence is
included iu our extradition treaties with
England and France. Should he, there's
fore, be found in either of those coun.
tries, he can be returned and dealt with
according to law for the crime Of forgery
For the other offence, however the
greater crime he would still be out of
the reach of Justice Here is he start
ling couirast-the wicked inequality of
the law made painfully clear. For
twenty thousas d dollars wrongtully OBJ
tanned from one source this man could
be sent to the State Prison for perhaps
fourteen years. For one hundred
thousand dollars, perhaps two hundred
thousand, wrongfully obtained from
another source he cannot be punished
in any way whatever. He robs steam
ship company and it is crime; he robs
families, orphans, widows, and it is a
kiud of misconduct, an improperly,
whatever you choose, but not crime.
Now, which of the two--a powerful
or an orphan child-needs
most the protection of the law? Why
should the law unequally protect one
persons properly and not anothel's?
Can any one give any good reason why
a man should be punished for offences
against those who are altogether help
less? This defect in our law should
be remedied. We are in this respect
behind the world. In other civilized
countries dishonest trustees are punish
ed, and in England the penalty extends
in some cases to transportation. That
such offences are not punished here is II
shame to our justice.
, 1876-05-04

vessels to assist in the survey and
soundings. the laying of the cable and
transportation of materials and gener-
ally to afford assistance calculated to
promote the success of the enterprise.
The demand upon the Treasury of
the United States for silver con is daily
increasing, evincing very thorough
and wellspread anxiety among the peo
pie throughout the country for this
class of currency. Thus far the Treas
ury Department has disbursed about
Sl .OOO, 600 and if there was a law per-
mitting the redemption of Legal Tend
ers and certificates of deposit in nation
al banks, the disbursements from the
treasury alone would be at least fifteen
millions.
, 1876-05-04

AN ACUTE WIrNEss.--Lyman Trs-
main was cross examining, lately, a
colo:ed man, Aurelian Peek by name, a
witness in the trial at Johnston, N. Y,
of Smith for the mulder of Yost, when
the following queer dialogue occurred !:
The witness had testified that he had
once been in business on his own
account in Utica. Did your business
break up?' inquired Mr.. Tremain. No,
sir, it busted up was the sable witness
reply. You say you have brother-in
law at Fort Plain; is he also a colored
man2' inquired Mr.. Tremain. He
couldn't be my brother-in-law and be
anything else.' replied Peek. 1t could
not be strange if he were white man !;
the white and cclored races often marry
and intermarry,' replied Mr.. Tremain.
That is only done among the Repu5li-
cans, responded Peek. This, of course,
brought down the house. the court
and the prisoner joining in the laugh.
, 1876-05-04

A Bosros pawnbroker has got into
trouble by receiving stolen dog. You
may steal Bostonian's diamond pin
hurry off his youngest boy for Charley
Ross, and forge away his entire bank
account, but just lay yonr hand on bis
valuable dog if you want to discover the
spirit of Bunker Hill.
, 1876-05-04

In an adjacent town, the other morn
ing, an absent-minded. New York lady
visitor left her hotel to do little shops
ping, forgetting to remove Eer crimping
tins. That afternoon eleven young
ladies' promenaded the streets with
halo of tinware around their heads, en-
joying the proud consciousness that
they were up to the latest style.
, 1876-05-04

The statement is madethat the larg-
annual salary paid choir orgainist in
New York is 50. 500, and the largest paid
q singer is $1.500, while the total
amount paid by churches for their
choirs is not less than half q million
dollars year.
, 1876-05-04

A SCHOOL teacher got the boys down
on him by taking their apples away
from them when they had them around,
in school time, and eating them himsely
but he looks at them very carefully since
he ate one charged with red pepper.