Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1873, Page 1

Published Datly, Sundays exeepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pevusylyania Avenue, cor, Lith St., cs TEE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, Ss B. SACKPRANN, Presidene, ENING STAR is jut subcribers at Tes Ee Seat sreeces aa | a 00, one year, 88. THE WEEKLY STAR—Pubdtished Priday—: Syeer. EF invariably in advance, im both cases, and G7 Bote: of advertising foratshed on sppticstion. PIANOS, &o. formeriy foreman for B fore Ley °, ‘uDper PIANOS and ORGANS, S: avenue. Orders left at Karr ag id Pe. Hy well meet TD prompe attention, ahd satisfaction maran- LANOS, unsupassed in sweetness of Sena nes Tae ty. and Kepsiring, Polishjn: and Varnishing recetve falthfal eeteniog. . apli-tr N. MACTICAL PIANO); ALL’s NEW OPERA ROUSE. ER eceedy enon ¥. C. W JOHN T. FORD, . . Pi A THURSDAY—LA PERICHOLE | FRI Che Evening Star, “. 41—N&. 6,275. WASHINGTON, D.°C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1873. AMUSEMENTS. roptietor. THIRD NIGHT OF THE GRAND PARISIAN RA BSRASON. THE QUEFN OF OPERA BOUPFE, MULE MANIC AUMbe AND THE NEW PARISIAN OPERA TROUPE, FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA THIs (WEDNESDAY) BVENING, Aprii 30, Offenbach’s Popular Opera, ES BRIGANDS. IMBE AND THE FULL COMPANY. ie BELLE HELENE SATURDAY. Matinee—BARBY BLEUE, Seate for the Opera Season can now, be secured at Bili-’ Music S-ore. mission, 20 cents aud $2; Reserved Seats, 91.50 at's Az0 CCAS, EYES Tih street nw.) Tuner and Pianos and Oreans. ‘Or. FCoE Thompeon's corner sth a. end ork ave. tty ridge, near’ Co: Georgetown; and Moses’, cor. 7th and Pa, av. Pi ‘and other instruments packed and moved ~All work guaranteed. mh? ly ScvoMaceea = 00-3 PIAN ders rec ELPHIA. @SEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. of their sa: ‘These instruments, which, on account po all others, have ia stew Ba ‘most popular kere, as well as over a had now for the fol-! ANOS from 9 og tosave from to 9900 tm per. £ sited tovcall maa w ohasiv be instrument out, Gea eonpecs: a ek Pianos achanged. ‘Tuning ard Repairing properly attended . ARL RICHTER, Agent, ast . 935 Pounayivania avenne ae TiMORE, Ma ND, AN iGHT PIAMOB. ‘Prsriactrctacats have boos toes the tabaci for years, aud apon their excel «rung Seale and Agraffe. Omiigu McCune PIANOS and PIANOS ang rom various well-knowa iactories tor sale Bod rent, at aay w BRICHEN BACH’ e BANKERS. °* om BIGELOW, Banker, 643 D STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, ST ON DEPOSITS, makes € i tran s all business com king. ap? BArX*ixe House oF 4d. H. SQUIER & C¥., 2446 PENNSYLVANIA AV NUE, WASHINGTON, D.C. EAD, Broker, 3, Washington, D. 0. Special attention given t Invites attention ty eccuriti om ber cent. in amounts and of irestore. Safo, reliable, pront- mal Z them im every respect TIES Lewis Johnson & Co., ves Kelly, Esq d Controller, Washiug- svestment securities : mari7-3m_ s] BS NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIO ors FidM io AM To's. M dect?-y CHAS. BRADLEY, Cashier. ASE BALL, ATHLETICS, of Phila. vs. WASHINGTON THURSDAY, MAY 1. i573, OLYMPIO GROUNDS, A io Beacon Tickets 95 and at Ellenger ASHINGTON THEATER COMIQUE. WwW (Eleventh strect, south Peunsyivenie arouce, APRIL 23—-ONE WEEK AND TWO MATI apigitively last week ofthe ‘young American Star ist, “GEORGE W. THOMPSON. First ere of the beautiful Vocalist, KITTY ROWELL. KITTY ROWELL. First appearance cf the Champicg Song atl Daticé Especial attention is ealled to tha great PARLOR MINSTREL SCENE! Introducing twenty handsome tadies. ‘omic Singer and Comedian, ‘The great ILLY DEVERE. TWO NEW BALLETS NEXT WEEK = —< = of the charming Queen of Scrio-Comic ecalists, FANNY DAVENPORT. ‘The beantifal and dachi emiere Danseuse, Pr LLE CONCBITA RONZATTI. ished Hnngarian Dancers. u a grand bill of excellencies. To coneinde with the great Localism of THE WASHINGTON DETECTIVE. Matiners WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Benefit to MONS. BLANDOWSKI, May 2. 023 L?** OLN HAUL. FIVE NIGHTS ONLY, ND. WEDNESDAY AND s TURDAY MATINEES, Commencing TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 29ra. A Powerfal and Highly Appervet Dramatization of T. S. ARTHURS GREAT TE RANCE WORK itled THREE YEARS IN A MAN-TRAP! Which will be produced wit anda P Admission, 90 Matin ce Doors open at mmenee at 3. ats may he secured at Ellis’ Music Store, Man + April 28°h a2s OLD No. On Exhibdition Nuw N MARKRITER’S, calids ¥o, 439 7th street, between D and’ B streets, cight doors above Odd Fellow’s Hall, $ © Olli Paintings, Engra’ Also, largest stock "Paper Hangings, Window ghades. Pictures, Frames, Picture Words aud Tas- vels, Rings, Nails, &c., tu the District. By TERMS CASH” Please remember Name and Number. _el-1y* ASE SINDS OF CAST-OFF WEARING AP- PAKEL can be sold to the very best advantage by addressing or calling on JUSTH, 6 D street, between 6th and 7th n. w. Notes by mail promptiy attended to. Cash pal. 13 (42 SOLD. SILVER, BRASS. COPPER, Erc., bought ‘at fair prices for a New York "house, Household Furniture bought and sold. Notes by mati Plomptly atteuded to by AUGENSTEIN, 1 3 tvania avenne an. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. » Chromos, &o. SPECIAL NOTICES. THE MODOC TRAP. O14 Rye wi Saturday's Disastrous Conflict. OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE AFFAIR. Our Troops Attacked while Resting. Lt, Cranston Among the Killed. Thirteen Enlisted and One Officer EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip, The receipts from this The report of anether terrible conflict be- troops under Gen. Gillem and the INTERNAL REVENU! source to-day were $313.007.96. ‘THE CONSCIENCE PUND was increased to-day by a contribution of $115.35 from an unknown Modocs, pubi y's STAR, is con- firmed by later d es, On Saturday morn eae cote ‘of batteries K and A, 2th infantry —sixty-nine ‘and towards poscd the Modocs were to find out how the whether uscd effectively. A dozen or so Warm expected to covperate on Capt. Thomas’ line. The troops, ing formed a line of skirmishers, ithout molestation antil they arrived at the foot of the biuff south of the lava beds, having meanwhile signaled to camp that no Indians were to be found. On reaching the bluif the a severe fire, causing t to seek such shelter as they could find &c. As usual, the foe was It seems that Capt. Thomas’ command FELL INTO AN AMBUSCADR, from which there was no possibility of escape. Four or five shots were fired upon the advanc- i ps, when Capt. hi rishi: aif ie And Unadulterated, For @enerat and Medicinal Use. This in the artic have | offive years with unierteat naciafetcer © large bottles at One Dollar per i lal Hoe, that we will recurs tne if thir doce not give satisfaction Or prove ce come wy us. *” excellent stock of California Wines Port, ” agetica, Muscatel, Hock and Claret; wise ri Liquors hg al Omeers wrtllery. and ‘our a ani Men ae 4th ardisey, SrcreTary Betxyar, General Sheridan, and party, left Brownsville, Texas, yesterday by steamer for New Orleans, via Galveston. They expected to reach PRESIDENT GRANT and party arrived at Cheyenne at noon yesterday, and remained two hours. They were met at the depot by the mili- territorial officials, and a la era, After a collation at Pr dent received callers until 2 p. m., when he left for 0. cha. @Navar Onva: 8.—Unaplain John R. Mat- thews is ordercd t the naval academy, 19th May next. First Assistant Engin-er John B Carpenter is detached from the Narragansett ry on waiting orders. Second Assist- t G. ©. Neiisop from the Nina and ond to the Canandaigua, per steamer of 10th of May next. Arner isa great favorite of the amusement loving public of Washington, and isdrawing large houses at Wall’s Opera House. ‘Les Cent Vier- joyed last night. This ly appear in “Les is funenough for one evening, while the music of the o) isfaction; put uj Point where it was su) Four Savages Killed. wae seabed, Gen. Sherman received the following last w Orleans to-day. Saw Francisco. April 29.— 1% General Sher- man : The following distressing intelligence is just received : Lava Bep, April 28, 1873—To id, San Francisco :—Ou the 25th een, comma west side of the lava Thomas, of the 4th artillery, and K 4th artil'ery, com; soldiers and 14 Indians) sance in a southeasterly direction toa point les from camp. The party left At 12 m. the party reac! nated point and were resti: Ne been seen. Suddenly the party was fired upon by Indians, when @ portion of the comman seems to have become panic stricken, and or- ganizat.on seems, in a measure, to have ved in camp at about Green at once of Major Thomas. Arriving on the scene he found Thomas’ hasms the boliesot Capt. Thomas and Lieut. Howe, 4th artillery, and Lieut. Wright, 12th it Ist Lieut. Arthur Crarston, 41 not been found. Lieut. George Harris, and acting ere seriously, though I hope, not teen were killed and sixteen wounded. EAK FAST. LU ND SUPPER Lee & Perrins’ Worceste 18 INDISPENSABL ‘HN DUNCAN'S SONS, Now York, octasayls Anette fos the United weateee ON THE BR NCHEON, DINNER A “re Indians (: to ‘make a resonno = Thomas immediately however, bad not got were flanked to the right other Indiaus. ges” was greatly command entirel; —_ 7 a raking fire on Upon searching ery. It was a feartul trap, and the first four shots were only fired to draw the troops more directly between the fire of the Indians on the right and left. THE ROUT WAS COMPLETE, with the exception of officers and non-commis- sioned offi a es ey ey ith life-blood ebbing away. Confused and demoralized as they were, the men became an who, confident in the rocks, shot them down like so many frightened deer. A portion of batteries A and K, 4th ar- tillery, and company E, 12th infantr, themselves in danger of bein shelter in a hollow spot, af No sooner had they done so than the Indians, who knew and commanded every egress from the cavity at that point, numbering twenty-one warriors, detached seven of their number on = side, fourteen remaining on the other, and en sma = the two batteries of LADIES’ GOODS. PRS. C. B. GILLET, Prnsonat.—Col. Don Piatt and Mrs. Piatt have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Alfred Townsend, 916 Ith street, since they were burned out Sat who was me te seriousiy ill by the fire, is much Robert W. Warden, late of in Washington, is en, preparing a work on “The Life and Chief Justice Chase,” which may appear be- fore the close of the present year. Ex-Governor WiLtiam Mississippi, died at the Imperial hotel in this city, yesterday, in the 75th year of his age. The deceased had seen much of many positions of honor and trast. His remains were taken in charge by the Masonic frat nity, of which he was a member, and the neral took place this afternoon, the body be! in the Congressional vault, for removal hereafter to Mississippi. AT YORK MILL. abs HAS RE: from 614 a street 469 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU WASHINGTON. D. C., just returned from New York wil and novelties in Millinery and favors, she solicits a con- epa4 Im’ INERY STORE OVED . Ohio, and now on the rocks, Prey to the Modocs, of their native tinusrce of patronage. Bargains are now being offered in MILLINERY tion before being dis- of the officers go to Yreka to-morrow. The bodies of four warriors have been found at or near the scene of the bat- tle. Capt. Mendenhall reports from Burketts. ville, and is expected to join us on the Lith. positions in the rocks about their old caves. It will be impo:sible to surround them with the force at lace. The circumference of the lava beds is about thirty miles. Al of it is very much of the same char .cter. is expected to-morrow. ALvAN C. Gretex, Col. Ist Cavalry, commanding. Gen. Davis starved from Yreka for the lava Deds th's morning. J. M. Scnorigtp, Major General. morning telegraphed President Graut the contents of the above dis- covered. The rem: L. SHARKEY, of outfladiked, took arti rer. FANCY Goops, ing partial cover. E. LENZBERG & CO., ‘707 Market Space, ublic life, and held | ‘P,.¢ indians oceup, four miles south of or én route to this FIRST CLASS GOODS AT LOW PRICES. Fine BRAIDS, CURLS, ete., of onr own make, sold at manufacturer's pric airwork Factory and | between 7th and MISS McCOR MICK, 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, rarily deposited OPENED A CROSS FIRE on the poor fellows, who could not show a head i without a certainty of being struck. ¢ rest were either Occasionally news w: brought in by thescared stragglers, exuggera in the extreme, but siguificant of some dire «li Many of these men, who had deserte ril, had seen ahun- them. Fear had dis- Ovenrxe oF Bips ror Ixpiay Scrrire The Indian commissioners in New York yest: day opened bids for provisions and supplies for the Indians. The board was represented by Commissioners Brunot, Bishops, Stuart, Dodge. and the secretary, Mr. Cree; and the Interior department by Hon. 8 R. Cowen, Assistant Secretary; Mr. A. 8. H. Whiteand Colonel Cox, D. C. fifty separate bids were opened. of goods offered would amount to over £59,000,- 000, and the $2,000,000 worth of provisions are required, Crook's Success in Arizona, In striking contrast with the results in the Modoe country are those in Apache 1 General George Crook, commanding the de- partment of Arizona, was told to proceed in his own way with the savages, who had rejected all overtures of peace. The active, systematic and determined measures adopted and admirably executed by the General have produced pre- cisely the results which all whe were familiar with the Apaches felt confident they would. ‘Two of the most formidable bands have sur- tore, 719 Market § a2) y few escaped injury. killéd or wounded. their officers in time of dred Indians all aroun tracted their vision ara made them so helpless that one of their number was afterward found dead on the field without ashot. He had been butchered by knives, and so p he could not fire a shot im his During the night the Indians were creep through the rocks TO SCALP AND STRIP THE DEAD. As soon as the news reached Gen. Gillem’s headquarters four companies of cavair Col. Green, were ordered to march tot! of Capt. Thomas, and stretchers were forward- ed for the conveyance of the wounded. Soldiers coming through Col. Green's line told him where the remains of batteries K and A were to be found. Col. Green igumediately moved tor- ward his command to the place indicated, and there hid in some sage bushes were the bodies Lieut. Howe, Acting Surgeon THURSDAY, Ar @ large and attractive assortm BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, tow hich the special attention of the Indies is callot. tr me handred and The aggregate Secretary Robeson, Acting So had a long conference wi'!: General Sherman is gre disaster of Saturday. the father of Captain E h killed, called at the War departmcnt this morn- ~struck that y_ depressed by the ory pe renzo Thomas, STAUPING DEPOT, 617 SsventH Street, AN APPECTING with General Sherman. 1 on the retired list, is quiteadvanced in years, and is deeply affected by his bereavement. is not known what disposition will be the bodies of the other officers killed; bat less otherw.se ordered by their friends, th will be buried at Yreka, as the not consider itself. General Thomas, who f Patent Office. SELLixe OFF! ‘ SELLING OFF! AT COST, TO DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP, the entire stock OF THE NEW YORK BAZAR, 441 Seventh street, near BE. NO HUMBUG, vermment does msible for the transpor- tation of the bodies of officersof the army. Gen- | O¢'Major Thomas, GFE™M4y AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK, No. 016 SeVENTH STREET, Opposite the Post- Cihca Department. Bank bours: $4. m.to4 La m. Saturdays open ap- 41.8 p. m., to receive deposits only. Interest paid on deposits. Col lunes Made and exchange furuish-d_ JOBN HITZ. President, A. EBERLY, V. Prev't, W. F MATTINGLY ,Sec.,U. EB. PRENTISS,Oash’t mové-ly "HE FREEDMAN'’S SAVINGS AND T TRUST COMPANY. Banking House, No. 1507 Penusylvanis aveune, oer pits the Treseury, PAYS Sik PER CENT. INTEREST, Interest Beams the Porst of Each Month. rare FUOUB PEB CENT. on business accounts from date of deposit. Maswas Core Acates of Veposet bearing 6 and ¢ per cont BAS BRANCH OFFICES fo. all large to 2 °o in large towns aa; Cities of the Swath and Southwest, ik hours, 9 a. mi. to 4p. mm. Open Wednesday and Satuniay nights from 6% to $ O’civck, to receive depositaonty. Call at the Bank or send fer a copy Charter and By-laws. 1i3-ly J¥ coox BANEZERS, BUY AND SELL FORFIGN EXCHANOE anc SSSUE CIRCULAR LETTEES OF CREDIT for ‘Travelers, availabis im any part of the world. Drafts on JAY COOKE, McCULLOCH & 00,, LoNbon, are Osshed tn any toned of Exctanp, IRELAND» and Bcorlann, free of charee. may ls W 43HINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, Corner Tth street and Lowisiena avenue, PAYS 6 PEE CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSIT Interest deposits. De cap be made and drawn at will. 3 FY, Treasurer Jess BOYLE. = FRANK BARNUM JUAN BOYLE & CO. REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKER S. No. 605 15th str: opposite U. 8. Treasury. FOR SALE—A handsome HOUSE on I street, No. 913. A new jarge double HOUSE, corner 2ist wud H HOUSE So. 1010 Massachusetts aven HOUSE No. 226 24 street east, for sale or ren wished furnished. A COT PAGE iu Willari $2.00. Several small Houses, fru small cash payments. We have fine FARMS, improved ‘and nnim- different railroads rauning from t : * at low figures or exchauge for ¢ Prope 30,00 feet of GROUND iu various Pertions of the city for sale at low figures, on ea terms, or will exchange for productive improved property. apas-tr (GPO: TEUESDECE & Go, 1 KEAL ESTATE BROKERS, 7th street, (over German American Savings’ ank.) Special attention given to RENTING, COLLECT- ING PAYING TAXES and NEGOTIATING Refer mission) to—General Benj. Alvor Paymaster General U.S. 4.; James 8. Grin Chief Clerk U. 8. Patent Office; John Fraser, A. itect; Hon. F- P- Blair; Hon. missioner Internal Revent ture Dealer; can Savin, John Hitz WILLIAM DICKSON, GENERAL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, No. 605 FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TREASURY. None but the safest insurance companies repre- sent Prompt settlement of losses and fair dealing guar- d apo-im > FPBE LATEST WONDER of the agin comtury iy the $8 suit,now selling rapidly at STRAUS» 1031 Pen near Lith. a sy == Barmity SD EASE WITH WHICH Bre removed and the fect relieved, from Bunions, Bad Nails, @c.,st DB. W: stab- Lshmect, 534 lich street, opposite the Treasury, is quite siiprising to perious auaccustomed ‘his Seethod of operating, which is entirely didierect frou the old-time practice of tearing uff the tngrow i. toe- Ball, or lancing deep tuto the bunion, a distrossingly fol method, and one which obliged the suilerer go shocieas, and sometimes on crutches, for woeka Of months, and no doubt tended to shorten life, at least to make it farlew pleasant and useful, but Dr. "s operetions are frequently borne by childrea little or no pal ww Without complaint; there ts jo of time, and Hf non’ but suitable shoes be worn, the Weatment, evew in extreme cases, effects a perfect eure, though the feet being ased so et, Corns are table to come occasionally with even the best- economy of time, co: and health in sional visit to the Obiropodist; and it is awell-kuown tbat thousands cf persons, many of them those honored § pabttc ead Rl t and near to a Li of whom Dr. hhite bas ausolicited permission fer. tr ‘LOTAI tor, the Law man. at STRA "HE NEW NATIONAL FRESH, SALT and SMOKED MEATS, of al Binds and of the best quality, turn: i the best stylejaiso, GAME,POULTEY, BITS, and VEGETABLES vn, theif pant a at this mardily, ROBT. HYATT, 414 lith at. VIENNA EXPUSITION. CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CKEDIT, ISSCED BY JAY COOKE & vo. Letter fa letter of introduction t bauhetnof charecter terourhuet the world, ideatitye ing the bearer and autboriging payments to bim as uired to the extent of his deposit with us. i information will be furuished upon appiica- tion in person or by letter. JAY COOhE & CO., Bankers, = WASHINGTO! T= CHINESE TEA i@ Has removed to 613 D street, | Between Sb and 7th, north side. ‘TEAS cheaper than ever. No rent to pay. febdle ED L_ BENJAMIN, Propricter PRESSES SOR prerans. No. 1927 Pewx- tA. Avxxce. SSR je Spectactes. janl9- 7p HE NEAREST ROUTE wiheV Bxpost | pea the y of A. STRAUS’, Wout rena. near lith 42 “=. STOOPS, Naivral Paws Bmbaime, iE, MOVED tcom 694 Teh street toede Gh street Borthwest between RB aud E streets, where she YT lad to receive the will bogie’ ton oo BEE Ee, TONE MASONS AND BUILDERS. to fine Attention 4 SUTLDING STON ee eee eee See WALL: Orders Fi A Gerast Boe tttone ona uth ctzese - avenue bs ‘Washington, D. 0., LUMBER, LIME, OE: iT, 8: ).» &0., Bo ja 5 detivored is ‘any partof the Die REAL ESTATE and sold and tn ag wee this Brat of the business iil bore. sed Dig wean at a vine Sitice daily from 10 a.m. until¢ ‘im. marl-tt L Lavender, avd colors, and of excellent workmanship, at A STBAUS’, 1011 Penna wear lth. D* WOBMLEY'S PECTORAL SYRUP, ror COUGHS AND OOLDs. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ovm-ly" {SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. Ss acs In connection with my Merchant Tailoring busi- ness, I am bow prepared to MAKE SHIRTS TO ORDER, having engaged the services of one of the best ent- ters in the country for that purpose. Being satis- fied of my ability to give entire satisfaction, both in style and fit, I respectfully solicit the patrouage of lic. al9-1m Sri GNA {28 th street northwest. Ww G MEN have no canse to strike when Worse Peer eee eats: 2, at STRAUS’, 1011 Penna. ave., near lth. a2 E—*4uue THE GOLD SPECTACLE, Fr Ontr $6, 8 H. HEMPLEB, Optician, mts-tr . 4% street. Hrreosesrer. Wasmixetox, D.C. 1g73. The copartnership heretofore eo Elphouso Youngs and Wm. H. nades, the dame aod firm of ELPHONZO YOUNGS & OO. is disaclved consent.the term of gach cor having this day expired. busi- tom will be ‘continued at the olf stan He Temple, coruer 9h aud F stroets,) by 10829 YOUNGS, who will vay alt jst boca amas “ti NZO YOUNGS, |. H. SRARS. and the pablic for thair I Thanking my (lens whet woud respect ELPHONZO YOUNGS. eral solicit a continuance Having spent the past two fears very satiafacgorily wore Pk ef Tiaepportenity to thank my friemde nad the public i patronage, aud cheerfully ce een Tpit) | WMH SRA E—That E.S. JUSTH, 619 D «treet, be- eral Sherman says that if ri deemed necessary at the lava beds they will be drawn from the Pacific coast under the direc tion of General Schofield. forcements are rendered through absolute fear of the troops. One of the chieis saying (in council) to Crook nunable to dodge them: nt Bower, and sixothers. Lieut. lay a little to the left, and on the jarris, severely wounded, and of bis men stripped of all Forty-nine were killed and wounded out of a command of sixty-nine men. as difficult to recognize but for some article of dress known 10 to them—Indian barbarity had 1 "neaments of those killed. Colonel Green returned from the scene of the terrible morning, bringing enty-four of our ¢ three commis- FRENCH STARCH KNAMEL Is the best article in the world for doi tm ‘8 beautiful gloss OBNHAM & CO., Man 160 West Lombard strect, Baltimore, Maryland. SUMMER RESORTS. S UumEE Boanp. The OSBUBN HOUSE, Lecaburg, Va., is now open the accommodation ‘of &1 will be apared in the en leavo- bie. fups-lm"} JOAB OSBUR “His wartiors had had penetrated scetions of coun ers had never before dreamed r cartridges had played havoc among his h dead on their the bodies of fi their clothing. Li of battery A, 4th artillery, who is mi brother-in-law of Colonel Martin, of General Sherman's staff, and a few years since married & Miss Bacon, of this city, who is the daughter er, on Market Space. His friends in’ Washington fear the worst, as he when General Gillem ior- t the battle to Gen, Schofield feet. from con dredsof Apacl had paid the penalties of their lives, and as himself and brother survivors were not willing to lie with them in the last ditch, first thanked the General, th forth the olive and perm under the whitest rag in General Crook thinks the submission of these bands ha3 virtually ended the Apache war in Arizona, and the papers of the territory are Jubilant over the matter, only reg that Crook's hands were at any time ticd; ov of them declaring that ‘ but for blocking of the war wheels, peace would have been declared several montbs ago; sons and over 200 of Mr. Bacon, the was still missin waried his report slaughter earl: men vere kilted, including sioned officers meni.oned. THE INDIAN Loss, Tt is impossible ‘> ascertain the number of Modocs killed and wounded. Captain Mekay ortod that his Warm Spring [udians bad en four scalps. This may be the whole, 0° it way be orly a portion: f the killed, the Modoc? 1 2>ng very careful to destroy, as far as possi :"l traces of their casualties, carrying their Rounded into the caves, ard burning the dead bodies. Their wound'd are supposed to be hidden im the caves; but few have been seen s0 mmmer Boarders. Tue VIENNA ComMissioNERS.—A telegram has been received from the special commis- sioner at Vienna, appointed to examine into Harities of the ori; e effect that some of the sus- ect"d commissioners appear to be implicated in charges of improperly receiving money. leaves the following per_ons free from charges of any irregularity: Dr. Anthony Ruppan-r, Thos. McElrath, Lewis Season; tt, H. Garrettson, heil, Clayton McMichael, Isaac Cool m.F. Round; but recommends that po part of the suspended commission ve re- It is understood that the result of the examination, and the which its recommendation are founded, are to be immediately forwarded. the alleged irre; missioners, to OING_ ELSEWHERE exanme ress Suit for #17, ial Woche had at A. STKAUS', 1 cF the "ives of 50 white per- ndiars would have been saved, and the great amount of property taken by Apaches would still be in possession of its rightrul owners.” ut the same paper is, after all, well satisfied with the action of the President—in svstaining Gen. Crook—ex-Gov. McCormick, the delegate from Arizona, who originally suggested Gen. Crook as the right man to ‘handle been his staunch supporter throughout, has reason to be hi; with tae results attained, and fu in the following letter to-day received from the MET®ororitan DOLLAR STORE. THE LARGEST VARTErE OF GOODS EVER ADVANTAGES OP THE SAVAGES. The Modocs are armed with Spencer rites muskets. In more than one as been known to have two or more Spencer rities, enabling him to keep up id fire from his nature! or artificial breast- 8 of rock. The surface of the ground in laces is torn up by forms crevices, and = purposes of either hiding GALLANTRY OF OUR OFFICERS. When Captain Thomas found himself avd his men surrounded by his vindictive foe, true to his nature as a soldier, he sought to cheer his soldiers to the bitter end, and obtain, if possi- ble, life for life, and to sell their lives dearly, saying: “Men, we are surrounded; we must fight and die like men and soldiers.” noble efiorts to sustain the courage of his small command he was ably seconded by Lieutenant Howe and Lieutenant Wright. After recei vii his mortal wound he bars chain among the rock: instance a Modoc RANGE C. H.— From a gentleman who left Oran, this morning we learn the particulars of the ing aitair in that town yesterd are as follows :—A colored man nam quiet and inoffensive when sober, reverse when drunk, entered the store of Mr. David Rose, and asked fora bag of tobacco upon credit. "Mr. Rose told him his terms were cash, and that he could sell upon no other. Robinson then began to curse and abuse his equality under the civil nally drew @ revolver and jeveled it at him. At this point Mr. Ry his hand under the counter, behind w! was standing, seized a pistol,'and taking aim at his assailant, shot him dead. his skull just over the right inquest was held upon the dead bot and upon the evidence of the fou Mr. Toales Tyrrell and three colored women— rendered a verdict in accordance with the above nage As the shooting was done in self-defence, not -) Gazette, 20th instant. ——$——— TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN CINCINNATI.—The inchned-plane railway, to carr. the hill. at the western part of Cincinnati was first put in operation holding a car loaded wi! , and the carran down hundred feet, when it and the stones flew in the stones fell in the yard of Rol hundred and fit volcanic action, are adaptable Prescott, Arizona, April 11, 1373. or for points of Please find enclosed two orders, which sum up the Indian question in '» Cochise excepted. Permit me to if and the troo; able manner My Dear Governor: Among the Dollar goods we offer: Children’s Linen ilies Hats, Lace Infants’ Caps, Para ferent Chromos, vets of Plated’ Tablo ail kinds, Fau: thank you, in behalf of under ‘my command, for which you have represented the question in Washington. We feel that we are, in » measure, indebted to you for the means w. save had to work with im the accomplishment of the task just finished. Although we may have some tcattering depredations in some parts of the territory, I feel that the main work is over, and the necessary corrections can be made by the I expect, however, to be Mr. Rose, assertin, Gauntlets, Canes, Deaks, rights bill, a his gold watch an ind emptied his re- the enemy before dyii also write in terms served praise of the conduct of Lieutenant Har- ris, who was similarly s.tuated as Ca: Thomas with a portion of his bat! , K, of the 4th artillery, geben example of bravery K, 4th artillery, who a, qratunbel at West Point m of George W. Harris, a post commanders. ept busy for several months to come, that the Indians ‘on the various settle down in the we offer. Fine and soft Lace the ball entering Collars and I pair Mourning and ae i Bis, Suspenders, issore, Comubs ery , Jewelry , Spittoon * Ornaments,6 good e five cent articles we have: Ladies’ Linen jing for the neck, 100 Huck Towels, Hemstitched and ood Bord’d Hakfs, Ladies » Bidding and Fine Combs, Lace S- Idoz good Pencils, 6 Britaunia Te: *’ Basket, Lunch Bask Flower-pot Cover Racks, Book Straps, fine Lisle dies and men, Black Jewelry, &c., &c. To get your money’s worth, the place to visit is SiILVERBERG’S - METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 31% SEVENTH STREET, near Pennsylvania avenue, ‘} ME PROBLEM THAT was EASILY SOLVED pardon me, ht grooves, but I hope that Sines — by the time maoteet ee is held in the ter- titory I shall be able to give you a solid vote from my Indian friends! Yours, very sincerely, Gor Hon. R. C. MeCormi Something — Gen. (Modoc) Gil- jem. 0 and Brashes, Perfum: 7H? COLORED DRESS PANTS iz Pearl, joblets, Toys of all Crook, U. 3. A. George M. Harris, b: is reported wounde | S67, merchant of Ph: Razors, Knives and hread Gloves for la- If the following, by “Eli Perkins,” in the New York Graphic, istrue, there would seem to be good reason for replacing Gen. Gillem inthe command of the expedition against the Modocs: Tre Memrnis Races._Tne of ‘the Chickasaw 4 a ; fight hural 2 bett, beating Defender amd i ‘order . Time 4:15. with a hurdle race of two miles, The race was won by Tom Cor- tain Hutchins struck the bumper-box, greater partot bert Green, one feet below. where five little Two escaped unhurt. struck in the x years old, e8, three-year olds, mile heats, ‘ash ville, beating Dumbarme. Jos neraiship jh Todd, and Vandalia in the or- tome Baron Munchausen ‘Slepatchee wi named. Time, 1:62, 1 sent from Tennessee about the close of the re- bellion. He was never of real service in battle mept a Sez anche sencel influence of his name HOW GILLEM KILLED JOHN MORGAN. ‘When Andy Johnson was President, Colonel Gillem had command of Knoxville. One day a y of Yankee foragers from a distant sirb- injured in the head, it is feared fat ged four years, injured in gerously. Tue Cartists Cram a Victory NavaRee.—The Carlist committee in London Porting that on ‘Thuareily y re- @ victory was at Navarre, forty WE SAVE susT RECEIVED LADIES’ SKIRTS, WHICH WE ARB SELLING i j i : i é é ; a &, E ij gi H 5 88 CENTS PER SKIT. Ee LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, > = gees ck 683 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, i Hf Metropolitan Hote! Block. the bon ton White oii Pena. aren Beat tae Gucten at aretee een ‘sptang could z ; i 3 ¥ “ape ao, (BR BMPLU Rion cr wa, where esa 3 Is This afternoon's Dispatches, ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. <<} al NOREEN, Result of the Modoc Successes. A General Indian War Turcatesed. White Settlers Moving Away, Saw Francisco, April 2.—A dispatch from Yreka to-ni,ht says thet the people of that jace and in Scott's valley are armiug, and apprehension that there will be a general Indian war. ae ladies of mong Agen measur s to send lint, bandages, fruit and other ities to the sick and wounded. Menden- "s troops, num! one bondred and thirty expected to ia General Gittem last settlers valleys of Oregon lakes and lava becls, are moving aw) remain » There ts no further Stee FE HI 7s ie New YORK, April 30.—A Yreka dispat: dated last night, says the greatest excitem So the deteatof our troops, «I is a strong disposition by the old fronts men to organize a party to Gens the Modoc. their own siyle. If any Indacements were |i to the Modoc ayeame and papooses have taken with the Pittriver Indians is notered\:ot at Yreka, as those iribes are not on fr terms. It is generally believed that Cranston and perty will not be heard again. Gen. Davis an siaff leave this morn sor camp. r OUNDED LIEUTRNANT. Prwapetrata, April 30.—Lient. George M Harris, wounded in the last Modoc max-sere, belongs here. He ts ason of Goonge M. iMarris. @ merchant of this city. His mother an! brother have started to join their wounded relat © The New York Press om the "Wodoc Success, New Yore, April 96.—Tho Times veges the fighting of the Modocs in their own wes, ax the country is tired of che miserable slanchter ot our sold ters. The Tivbwne says the Indians should! +: allowed to forget the superior pow. + =o Wow Le = HN not be easy te pr ‘t mar wil Up trom thix inst fatal suecess, wae The Herald says, in view of the thr of Indians. the immediate of Captain Jack and his Modocs is the highest moment. It says: «Le Sheridan be detailed to the duty ot a m with Captain Jack, and to a general ovorha ing of all tribes, reservations, Indian ag peace-makers and all, and then we sivs!l bu peace. The World finds fault with General G tem for making the advance, and says it is idle (o waste my w the Modocs. e Sun calls for the utcer extermination of the Modocs, but not at the expense of s0 many lives of good -oldiers. ° New York Notes. CONDITION OF THE CONTINENTAL RANK New York, April 30.—Reports as to t ” Continental Bank led to ae .r4 ese committee that that not impaired five y institution's cent. Its capital = THE CHARTER SiGNED. The governor signed the New York chart this morning prospect th: ity of th revoked. Assi is undoubtedly in Limselt suspended, Of assiguinent Of apn Van Buren appears the circumstances are ne nation. mpl wan impossible of expla ASSAULT ON JAY GOULD Joseph Marvin was in $500 bail to-day on the charge of a sault on Jay Gould A SANDWICH ISLAND LETTER from the interior, of April Ist, saysa consider able earthquake bad occurred, but no damage ig reported. WHIPPED A WOMAN TO DEATH 4 Mosely was arrested in Brooklyn this morning for fatally beating -talla Gillam last night. TRE At the re 29,00 --——e From Enrope To-day. STRIKE OF THE MASONS IN SPAIN Mavurp, April 30.—The strike of thy in Barceiona has terminated resumed work. FIGHT BETWEEN MONKS AT JERUSALEM Loxpox, April 0.—Late advices trom era salem state that severe fights have occurred in Bethlehem between Latin and Greek mouk« Five of the former and six of the latter were injured. A SPANISH CITY SU and the m oUNDED RY CARLISTS. Patis, April 30.—It is reported In Bayonne that the Carlists in the Spanish province of Biscay have surrounded the city of Bilboa which is almost defenceless, WOMAN SUPPRAGE IN TARLIANENT. Loxvow, April 30.—In the House of Commons this afternoon, Mr. Jacob Bright moved a second reading of the women's di-abilic.es bill. In his remarks in support of the bill, Mr. Bright cited the adoption of female suftrage in Wy« ming territory, and elsewhere. He also said if the measure was de ted now it would be brought forward again and agitated. THE RACE for 2.000 guineas at the New Market spring mecting was won by Gang Forward. Suicide of a Was-to-haye-been Bride- «room. PHILADELPHIA, April 30.—Richard an attorney, residing in 8th, near Sprac committed fuicide last evening by -shoo himself through the head He was to baw: married at noon to-day to Miss Staley. affair causes much excitement among friends of the parties. Second Dispatch.) Paivapetrmia, April 30.—Kichard Pettit, who committed suicide, had Miss Staley for ten years. Sh ceived @ handsome estate by the Robert Baldclough. aud everyt! pared for the mari: St. Mark church. They designed a European tour. deceased was a son of the late Judge Pett a son of U.S. ‘al Paymaster Richard The lady isan English cousin to Bishop 5 late of Honolulu. At the bearing in Harrison Gambo, it was announced t rant had been issued forcing him into ban ruptey. His liabilities are #700,000 and « $100,000. His residence cost, $120,000, but is heavily mor! Mill Operativesin Rhode Isiand. New Yorx, April 20.—A special « from Providence says: The mill throughout Rhode Island will strike to-morrow for teu-hours work per day, or sixty per week. The movement is controlled by the Khode Island branch of the New England ten-hour association, numbering nearly thirty thousand members. The time-table adopted by the or- anlzation provides for commencing work ai 30. m., allows 45 minutes for dimmer, and stopping the machinery at 6p. m.the first five days in the week, and ceasing <,,, The Last of the Adantic. New Yor, April 30. —A Halifax special says that the wreck of the Atiautic was blown up A no bodies were recovered. It is — that the two hundred corpses have washed to sea, or beon ground up by the floating cargo. The divers aro rapidly recover ‘tm ® better condition than wes ay'icipated. pa 3 ad carbicr, Taluter, wasim het od » ‘ «