Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1865, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Proprietor. WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY........-.es0e0eeJULY 8, 1965. @ READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTMRESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. THE MARY HARRIS TRIAL. ——_e—_— PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY. SSR Se Testimony of Secretary McCullough. — At 10 o'clock this morning the Court opened, and ina few moments Miss Harris, who was attired the same as yesterday, entered, leaning on the arm of Hon. D. W. Voorhees, one of her counsel, accompanied by three lady friends, and the others of her counsel, and took herseat utthe large tabie in front of the Clerk’s desk. ‘The jury in the case came mto Court from their quarters at the National, and took their seats in the box. There was quite as large a crowd present to-day as has appeared on any previ- ous day. The first witness called was— George H. Walker (policeman), Testified that he could not positively identify the prisoner, because she did not look as fleshy as she did at the time. Witness, on the 30th of January, ‘was called on togo tothe Treasury, and he ‘went up, when he met Mr. Handy, who took fim toaroom and placed the woman in his custody, with orders to admit no one but Mr. McCullough. Witness was there about half zm bour, and when the mittimus was made out he went to the jail with her. Witness saw the pistol, which was a Sharpe’s patent. Witness ad A conversation’ with the accused after he took her in custody. When he went in the Foom sbe was walking backwards and for- wards, and she asked him_ when he was going to take her to jail. Mr. McCullough took her to the hack, and he started with her to jail. ‘Witness asked if she had no friends in’ the to which she answered “none atall.”” Witness asked if she had eyer been here before to which she answered that she had been here once be- fore, coming in the morning and not seeing Mr. Burronghs she left the same evening. As the hack was turning F street into Sth street, she said «J will tell you all about it.” Witness said he did not wish to hear aboutit. At the room the mecused asked witness to telegraph to a lady— Miss Lonisa A. Devlin, Janesyille, Wis.—and ‘wrote the address in his book. Witness asked what he should telegraph when she replied he knew what he saw, and witness telegraphed as near as he cin recollect, “I haye ar- vived in Washington; shot Burrougus; come on or telegraph.” As the hack was turning into 5th street she said that she did not ask sympa. thy for herself, but her family; that this man had cansed her to be driven from her home and triends, and had seduced her and taken her to @ bad house in Chicago; and she had told him that if he did not comply with his promises she would have revenge on him at the risk of her life; that sbe had procured the pistol in Ch 0; had come on with that determination, ®rriving here that morning, and had accom- plished her object, or something to that effect. y that time they had arrived at the gate; she appeared in great distress; was very weak, and witests assisted her in. There was nothing else said, except she told him to telegraph She did not speak of the time when th ‘wrongs were commitied She was crying vy olently, and in great distress the whole time. By Mr. Bradle: ‘Witness gave the words 5 near as possi’ as he could recollect. At the jail she told witness ifhe wantedshe would explain all. Witness told her that she had toid too much; he thought she should not haye said anything until she secured counsel. Witness told her that he did not want to hear anything about it. Witness is certain that she said he hhad caused her to be driven-from her home and friends; had taken her toa bad house in Chicago; that he had seduced her, and had told if he did not comply she would haye revenge. Witness thinks that she said something about a year ago; but don’t recollect that she said any- thing about the time she lett Chicago or bougut the pistol. Wime: did not make this state- ment until he was examined before the coron- ers jury. She was greatly excited at the time. Hon. Hugh MeCullough, Secretary of the Treas- ury, sworn.—Witness identified the prisoner, and recollects having an interview with heron the day of the oceurrence, and thinks a police officer was presenti Vitness had a conversa- tion with her, bat it was pretty difficuit tor him to recollect the precise conversation. On her part it was chiefly in exclamations. Wit- ness thinks she firstasked “Is he dead?” and at the time witness went out, and when he re- turned with the news that Burroughs was deed she was much excited, and exclaimed “Why did I doit? why did I doit!” In the course of conversation she stated that she bad known the deceased for many years, and had been engaged to him. Witness askea IMPORTANT ORDSR. The following important order, abolishing the Military Governorship of Alexani has just been issued by Gen. Auger: HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WaAsH- INGTON, 22d Army Corps, J’ 7th, 1865.— Special Orders, No. 162.—7. 1.--Brigacier Gen. Jobn P. Slough, U. S. Vols.. haying been re- lieved from duty at Alexan Va... the office of Military Governor of that abolished, and Brevet Brigadier General H. H. Wells, Provost Marshal General, Defences South of Potomac, is charged with the preser- yation of good order, under the direction of the District Commander. The records of the office will be packed and forwarded to these Headquarters; each pack- age bearing a definite label, describing its con- tents. 5 If. Captain B.C. Gale, Assistant Adjutant General, U.S. Vols., and Capt. T. K. Church, Assistant Quartermaster, (after disposing of all the funds and public property in his pos- session, under the instructions of the Chief Quartermaster of the e°1i,) Will, under the provisions of General Orders No. 106, eur- rent series, War Department, Adjutant Gen- eral’s office, June 2, 1965, proceed to their re- .ctive homes, and thence report by letter to the Adjutant General of the Army. Ill. The Soldiers’ Rest at Alexandria will be turned over to the Commissary tment as soon as the enlisted men now hel are dis- posed of, and the troops on duty there will be returned to their proper commands. By command of Maior General Augur. R. CHANDLER, Assistant Adjutant General. THE WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter, for sale, and in wrappers ready for the mails, containing the Findings of the Court in the Conspiracy Trial; the death warrants of Mrs. Surratt, Payne, Herold and Atzerodt; the sen- tences of Madd, Arnold, O’Laughlin and Spangler; the preparations of the condemned, and all the preliminaries for the execution; full account of the celebration of the National Anniversary in Washington and other cities; the Gettysburg ceremonies; public school ex- aminations; several columns ‘of foreign, milic tary, and nayal intelligence; all the local news; literary, domestic and agricultural miscellany, and the latest telegraphic dispatches from all quarters. 27 One of Hazard’s powder mills exploded at Hazardyille, Conn., on Wednesday, utterly destroying the building and contents. Two men employed in the mill at the time were horribly mangled. munication will be held on ; 10th instant, at 8 o'clock. P. H. SWEET, Gr. ON ACCOUNT OF THE WARM WEATH- er, the Philharmonic Society have adjourned meetings till the first FRIDAY in ys ON- Sec. REV. COL. GRANVILLE MOODY, D.D., will preach in Foundry Church, corner of G@ and 1ith streets, TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock a. m., and at Union League Rooms, ‘on 9th street, at 8 1t* o'clock p.m. THE NEXT REGULAR. MONTHLY Mecting of the BOARD OF TRUSTEES ’UBLIC SCHOOLS will be held on TUESDAY next. July ll. at7o jock Be m. _dy 8:3 : MORS. LL, Acting Secretary. R.T MASONIC.—A_ special communieation of LEBANON LODGE, No. 7, will be held at Central Masonic HallonSUNDAY, p.m., at 2% o'clock, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother J. Huxiey. Master Masons are fraternally invited. By order of the W. M. * Cc. W. DARR, Secreta FENIAN BROTHERHOOD.—The mem bers of the Weshington Circle are hereby in- formed that their presence is_partienlarly request- ed at the next regular meeting. SUNDAY, July 9th, as business of importance will come before the meeting. MATTHEW RYAN, It Secretary. MASONIC.—A special meeting of Harmony Lodge, 37, will be held on TO-MOR- ape (een, Vie ING) at 8 o'clock. asons in good standing are frate yi By order of the W. Me ve vaternally i _3y 7-2t* WM. A. YATES, WASHINGTON MUSICAL PROTECTIVE U ON —There will be a meeting of the bs RNOON, J AY AFTE! lock, at Odd Follows’ Hall, Nav Punetnal attendance is request: kreat importance will be brouzht 4 for its consideration. By order. of the FRED. PROSPERI, Secretary. THP MEMBERS OF TIE EMMIT CIRC of nian Brotherhood p reques attend on SUNDAY EVENING. at the hameg S. O'CONNOR, H street, near Government Pr [ng Ome. eh inst. "Sevekal military officers w ehdance to explain the oni anism. Allare requeated to attend, Pee Of Peni By order of the Secretary, iy zate (7 US SSRICHARD FITZMORRIS, MASONIC.—A_ epecial unication. « FEDERAL LODGE, No d, will he hold oe “catral Masonic Hall on SATURDAY EVEQING? eompetent to give an Affairs Georgetow: Grewia Pat! 3g aoe blsiperigaiar oe Mr. McCul- EXAMINATION OF PUBLIC Scnoois.—The = S lough’states he sever before saw the lady; he ] usual examination of the Public Schools, pr i ea cial pousson, speaks of her frenzied and excited manner | ceding the end of the school year, was 'co.”.- President of States of America. whieh may all goto the. jury to be considered | menced on Thursday, according to the plan of To all whom it may concern. 4 J 6 by them. On account of the witness never | the Board of Guardians, with the Male Prima- Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited phaving —o Oe Peon ore the courtruled Wademsanene sane ee nee Rod tome that JOAQUIN DE PaLma has beem ap-_ 5 O'CLOCK P. M, The District Attorney announced that the | premiums wil be distributed at the New Mar- pointed Vice Consul of-Portugal at Say ‘cution had é et Hall. Male Primary No. i numbers 65 scholars, of whom 17 were absent. Thursday the exami- nation was conducted by the teacher and Dr. C. H. Cragin, in the presence of seyeral mem- bers of the Board of Guardians, lady teachers of other schools, and friends of the scholars- Considerable proficiency was exhibited bysome of the classes, but the bad conduct of a few scholars called forth a merited reproof from th examiner, Dr. in, One of the scholars .. - ejected from the school for WS aa! conduct at the examination. There is much, howevels in favor of the school, and the teacher is spoke” highly of by scholars and their parents. Flovr axp Gnraty Marxet.—Flour—De- mand limited to supply the local trade. | Su: pers—none in market; quoted nominally . $7.25. Extras, $9 to $ Wheat Good er $1.70a81.75. White $1.75a82. Oats—A '* about 3,000 bushels sold at 70 cents. Port oF GEORGETOWN.—Entered—Steam E. C. Knight, Mason, N. Y. Cleared—Scbrs ‘he court here took a recess, Miss Harris leaving the room with her friends, leaning upon the arm of Mr. Voorhees. At one o'clock the jury were called in, and the defense called Mr. W. W. Danenhower, who being sworn, testified that he became acquainted with Mr. Burroughs in the spring 1863, and witness became acquainted with the handwriting of Burroughs. He identifled a large number of letters as being in the handwriting of the de- ceased, Mr. Bradley proposed to read some of these letters to the jury. Judge Wylie.—For what purpose? Mr. Bradley.—To show the relations of the parties, the effect on the mind—insanity, pro- duced in consequence of the breaking off of the relations. Mr. Bradley said the first letter was dated November ist, 1853, without signature—the substance being & very hind letter from agen- Georgia, I do hereby recognize him as sicily and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges, as ares lowed to Vice Consuls by the law of nations or by the laws of the United States, and existing treaty stipulations between the Government of Portugal and the United States. In testimony whereof, I have caused these Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal of the United States to be hereunto affixed. Given under my hand at the city of Wash- ington, the 17th day of June, A. D., 1 {L. 5.] and of the Independence of the Unit Siates of America, the 89th. ANDREW JOHNSON, By the President: WituiaM H. Sewarp, Secretary of State. LOST AND FOUND. THE EXECUTION. URTHER CONCERNING THE CON- Lad SPIRATORS. ——_o—__—__ INTERESTING DETAILS. ——* The execution of the conspirators yesterday, and the circumstances connected therewith, continue to be the subject of conversation to- day among many of our citizens and strangers sojourning here, and considerable inquiry has been made as to whether The Bodies of Mrs. Surratt, Herold and Atzerodt, which have been applied for, will be surrendered to the friends of the deceased parties. Up to ll Se Re mre nic ae Sean tleman toa little girl. ; G: Dennis, Nicholas, Providence: B. Cox, Cox. LARGE BROWN MULE RICKED Up—The | by the authorities to give them up. No appli- Judge Wylie—Do you put your defense on | Smithfield; Artie Garwood, Godtrey, J ) owner is requested io come forward, prove cation has been made for the remains of Payne. | the ground of insanity ? - Cc Katie Scranton Dayton, Huds Anna - Townsend, Joy, altimore, Lewi Virginia, Lewis, Balt. Mr. Bradley.—Ob, certain! Steamer 5 roperty. pay charges and take it away, or it will : Mr. Carringten objected, t « sold according to law. Inquire of ser The bodies remain in the grayes where they WY. Hat letter of date if E JOHN LEE & CO., were buried yesterday, inside of the east wall of 1858 on a homicide of 1965 was not evidence. Boyce, Anderson, Nanjemoy; I. Car- 8 ApS Bens 2 oe eee aud 1s of the Arsenal building, anda sentinel paces Judge Hughes said the defense proposed to rk, Mattawoman 1¥ 8s - eek anh Ae ngton, D?©-_ | to and fro in front of them. Application was | offer some of the $2 letters in the bundle, com- - ARD—Lost, this spe ate again made to-day at the President's house by | mencing in November, 1858, and extending to LIME LIME lock, in Center Market. a August, 1563, an unbroken series, which estab- lishes the relation—betrothal of the parties— going to show that the first notice she had of his desire to break off the relationship was the NOTES, wraped in a piece of brown paper, contain- ing about $300; one 5100 note, two $50, four $20, and two $10. Iwill pay the above reward if it is returned to thise office, or at my store, No. 127 the friends of Mrs. Surratt for her remains, and the applicants were referred to the War De- partment, with what result is unknown, LIME, PLASTER, CEMENT AND HAIR Lime will be sold at the Washington Lime Kil at $1 £0 per barrel. street, between 9th and 10th streets, Istand. announcement of his marriaye. There were jy 7-1w GODEY & RHEEM. 5 it™__s[ Rep.] GE . ‘ ” an tapes ae es iba anonymons letters in the pocket inviting her to TTENTION!!! ATTENTION!!! AKEN UP ESTRAY on Wedne: ,@ BAY At the Arsenal, the scene of the execu’ meet him at a house of assignation. ihe ptt: HORSE, condemned. Come, prove property, | and where the prisoners were confined, all has District Attorney Carrington argned that MRS. SPENCER, at 246 Pennsylvania avenno, ee Rebates ane take him away. Ro. Soins ce oe its ales quietude, with nothing to | there had been no foundation sor tae admission | is selling off pt con het toc Or EADS Walken: Fotap ASTRA¥—On the th Instant, a con- | break the stillness but the dull tramping of the giinie evidence: noes stence Beane permunries CHILDRENS’ DR E and a hands ome astort " demned ROAN HORSE. The owner will come | sentinels over the stone pavements of the cor- Judge Hughes said if the letters tried to Hen’ Ee cue Saar “y Set forward.” prove property, pay Cato take | ridors of the prison. There have been no vis- | prove insanity they were admissible. But the | Summer Se : him away, ~ FU Jy 7-3t* cor. New Jersey avenue and F st. AKEN UP ESTRAY—One RED BULLOCK, with star in forehead, broad horns, which the owner can have by proving property, payin gharaes and taking him away. Apply to McGUIR. & oF as: corner of 4th and N streets north, jy 7-3t* ‘ 5 REWARD-—Strayed or_stolen, on July 3d,a dark brown HORSE. Hasa scar under. the throat and a grey spot on the shoulder and back; a Government condemned horse. Any person or per- sons that will lead to the apprehension of the said horse will receive the above reward. it . P. H. CHANEY, 7-3t* Cor. 25th and N sts., Washington, B.C, S10 REWARD-Strayed or stolen from the Subscriber, on the niabe of the 5th, alight bay MULE. lately bought at Governmentsaie, with aletter S branded on left side of the neck; about medium size; no shoes on. $10 reward will be paid if bronght to store, 326 C street, between 6th and 7th, or my farm, on the Bladensburg Road, four miles from the city. jy 7-2t* J. W. MORSELL. {,OUND—On the 6th instant, a DISCHARGE be- F LUMBER!!! LUMBER !! letters were hot all; they proposed to prove facts and circumstances with them. They pro- posed to prove that he had wound a network around this girl to rnin her. He took her by the hand when she was a little child, brought her up, rock her to his Samnily As Ee ” wife, and then married another. The termi- . = ee, Gallow Ss , nation of the correspondence was the attempt The gatlows remains in the same condition | on jis part a few days before his marriage to as when the bodies were cut down, although } get her toa house of [ll-fame, there to blast her it has been somewhat hacked for relics by the xo puinsicns end Hive hint nckeuse to Seb ae soldi , actions -e | Other; or, if the gentleman choose, to make her soldiers) se Gaty there: jake Girections) Ravel aivicuin to thie lista: It is better to take this been given yet for its removal, evidence in the order of time. The Remaining Prisoners. Mr. Voorhees said that there was no question rnold, O*Laughli nd Spangler re- | Which was more important than the condition Madd, Arnold: O/Ganghiin and Speagiente> i Crehohuman mind. ‘There iaaote eines ane main at the prison in the same cells they have | thor on mental diseases but sustains the de- occupied since they were transferred to the | fense. The first question is as to the parents’ Arsenal. It is believed, however, that they | previous history. This court sits as an ingui- will be forwarded to the Albany penitentiary | Sition on the mind of this unfortunate girl to-morrow, although no orders to that effect haye been received by Gen. Hariranft as yet. itors to the prison since yesterday afternoon, and were it not for the gallows and the newly- made graves in the yard, there would be no signs to denote what took piace there yester- day. Loe I invite attention to my very large stock of LUMBER of all kinds, comprising in part— 4-4,6-4 and 8-4 White Pine Cullings, Selects and Panel. . Rastern Shore Hemlock and Spruce Sille, Joist Scant C. Eastern Vhite Pine and Spru 4-4 Hemlock, Eastern Shore and Spru White Pine and Cypress Shingles, Laths and Pick ets. i Hickory, Ash, Oak, Poplar and Walnut Dressed Lumber of various thicknesses and qual ities always on hand and under All of the abo anand will if not lower. than can be had Special inducements offere chasers. T. EDV Lumb: Virginia ave., bet. 9th and 10th lw* » Flooring wer. at prices as low shington large LAR They proposed to correct these causes, ninet two in number, witha fact. If books i re consulted, nota page conld be looked oe 30. longing to Patrick Finnans, Co. Ty en't é : A eruut thatcasesane notloed of Insanity £ ies = ae New York State Cavalry, which the owner cx >have | The same vigilance as heretofore is maintained | Over but that cases otic asanity from ROPOSALS FOR FURNISHIN by calling on J.T. SULLIVAN. ateStar offic, and by the offic in charge of the prison over the bereavement of the heart. Just such cate: P NG WATER MAINS lie ou the table send victims to the insan Jums. There is no cause so prolific to wom: mind to mental and moral insanity than those paying for this advertisement. STRAYED OR STOLEN—A large sorrel HORSE, Headquarters Department of Washington Office Chief Q. M., No. O34 With st: nerr N¥- Washington D. prisoners, who haye had but little to say since they were made aware of their respective sen- July 3 with white spot ot forehead, A suitable re- “4 r F ~ ward will be paid for his returnto R.W. WALKER, tences. Spangler, at times, shows a disposi- | he proposed to offer now. When this man, Sealed proposals will be received at this office Rock Creek Church road, near Fort Slocum. tion to be communicative, but the others are | @#t?? training around this girl, left her, he [ until TUESDAY. lith of July. at 12 o'clock noon for furnishing and laying a fonr-inch Cast-Iroa Water Main, from intersection of Penna, avenue and 2d street east,on Capitol Hill,to Sherburne Barrack: Further information can be had by applying at this office. «at left her crushed, and they proposed as a fact that she wasinsane from this cause. They were not driven to show that she was habitu- ally insane; {t wa# only necessary to show that she was insane when the object which produced the wound bronght in contact with that mind. This man who had made this girl suffer more tuan murder three times told, who made her frenzied by sight, brought on a fit of madness. The é@yidence of the prosecution showed that this deed was done not by a responsible being, and that the defense might close the case bere. Tell him thai she who was on her Ienees in ue yery acts of frenzy, as Mr. McCulloagh says, eiving liim an exhibition of frenzy that he liad never seefi before. Sobbing, grief styicken, pours out her innocent statements. Her whole statement to the policeman was Ruin! Ruin! Ruin! The @efense stand hereto say that Burrough’s crimes produced an irresponsible agent to kill him, and in effect was committing dy 6-3t* Lost the 4th inst.,a black terrier DOG, Had ona silyer collar with owner's name en: graved thereon. Answers to the name of “Spr: and is supposed to haye been lost near Picr Mill. Any one returning him to the owne 3dand E streets, will be liberally reward receive the thanks of the owner. BOARDING. Tre ROOMS FOR RENT. with Table Board to gentlemen, at 376 E strect, between 10th Mth, sonth. jy ARGE AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Latte Boe RENT, with or without board. House contains all the inodern improvements. Ap. ply at 341 I street, between 13th and Mth. Refer- ence required. dy 5-6t* OARD —First-class Table Board can be had at B 418 8th st., near G. Reference, my. present boarders. Je2>-1m* depressed in spirits, and appear to realize the position in which they are placed. Miss Surratt. Miss Annie E. Surratt, after bidding a final farewell fo her mother a few moments before the execution, was conveyed to her residence on H street, where she gave vent to her feel- ings in such a manmer as toattract the attention of passers-by. Late? in the day she broke down under the effects of the trying ordeal through which she has passed, and ata late hour last night it was reyferted that she was dead, but this proved to be incorrect. This morning, however, she is completely prostra- ted, and fears are entertained by her friends that her constitution will not st#ad@ the terxible shock, ‘8 corner pid should be endorsed :\Proposals for furnish ing and laying water pipe," any? addressed to pereiialapiellass saps LUDINGTO! jy 6-td Chief Q. M. Department of Wa ashine GALE OF HARNESS AND SADDLES. x Thief Quartermaster’s Office. Depocaf Washinton, Chick? Washington, I ©., July 7, 1855. t lepet, for sale, about Harness, consisting of e Harness: ison hand at thi of United Stat ngle sets of lea wh There 18,00 lead mule wheel > lead horse An nbrtence Hat uess and 1,427 Single sets of wheel horse Ambulance sf arnoss This harness has been used in the papitc serv ice but is still serviceable for road and farming pur y SONS WIS = suicide. They wished to show whether she * PEBSONS aa NG BOARD su aiplesreut anil The Surratt House. Wats sine or insane, taking up link by link the}; "Beaied proposals are invited for its purchase, in by applying to J. W. J° MOORE. Wathinnee Yesterday afternoon and last nighé hundreds | letters i lots of 1# sets and upwards. Hotel, Leonardtown, St. Mary’s county, Md. The of persons visited the vicinity of ts Surratt Judge Wylie said he thoaght the defense Proposals must plainly state what kind of harness el or lead, mule or hotse, and for ambulance harness; whether wheel or lead Proposals are also-invited for the purchase ot several thoneand worn Saddles of various patterns in lots of 108and npwards. Samples can be geen at fall, in t cn application is bid for. whether wh steamer Vanderbilt touches three times a weck gving to Baltimore from Washington ‘and r 1 ele conowe TPYABLE BOARD between 10th ai could go back to suckaperied when there were syinptoms of insanity District Attorney Cstringtom said he was prepared to show that the deceased never wronged this girl—he died withont a stain on house, which is on H street north, neay6.h, in anticipation of getting a view of Mrs. Surtatt’s body, which many supposed would be brought eturn. at $25 a month, 380 E street, nd 1ith etreeta. Also, two fur: 5 to her late residence, but in this they were dis- Government Ss nished KOOMS tolet, suitable for two or more gen. | 02°! Nae annie etenate oe he aeall his chaaaciar: te Colonel Charfes H.'Tompli Q. M., corner tlemen. je7 pl aneate At one ne in z e Shenine nq Mr. Bradley.—I deny it, and tire evidence is ofge and G stresta, : ethigh 2 *. WITH BOARD, 411 13th street west, | CTOWd became so great arown fouse that | here, (pointing to the letters. Proposals for the purchase o s harness. Bc.» n* Sacre oe tlt found necessary fo dispatch a detail of (Pie . ; will be rcceived at this office until 12 um. TUES At this stage of the trial etir report necessa- rily closed. DAY. August 1, 1855, and should by posals for the Purchase of Harness Pexment. in Government funds, n a“Pro &e. must be made policemen to the spot topre vent intrusion upon the inmates. Before the arrisal of the police PERSONAL. if he bad done any other injury th: F 5 ‘clock ; ‘ t bout two-o'clouk irthe acceptance of the proposal, and prior to his engagement. “She excited ok see eats S By order at tite Magne are frater- NY PERSON ON PERSOSS ESOT ET, | Some of the relic-hunters went a9 far as to cut ivan irom bee arpor se sccep sige or ue pr deal of energy that he had not. Witnessasked, | 25 &3t : THOS. RICH, Sec’y. Tshereahouts of any wife ABELLA WERE, | CHIPS from the portico in fYont of the residence, J « BILE Desc te | | UE ee Ec ‘Are you a virtuons girl; she answered “You, BANK OF WASHINGTON—A divi hildren, two bors aul twogitis, “She is | To-day the house is closed andi draped in f 424 attfe dwelling, just finishing for MF. ‘The eule of harness at public auction advertised “Bs God is m ” She said she had come (em three per cent. for the last, A Sividend of e built; small features; lisps a little; of me. mourning Thomas, a clerk in the Treasuy Department, June 17 is discontinued. 3 40 Washington for the purpose of prosecuting | of Government tax, has this du heen dee size; brawn skin; short halr; and from Lam ’ Pe er red By, Bis Tamily, The Tremex were | * ‘Tic eale of wagons and mules is still, going on. Burroughs for breach of promise of marriage | the stock of this Bank. payable to Pilot er py on rg county, Va., and from Thomas C. Love's . Mrs. Surrevt’. promptly ea the spot, but the ixsufliciency of | from daptoday, Purebasers are invited to attend ‘Witness does not think he asked if he had se. | demand. JAMES ADAMS. Cashicr | “State. All information will be thankfully re It is stated that Mrs. Survatt, betore Booth | water prevented several engines from ope- D. H. RUCKER, duced her, but asked the question delicately, | _JU!¥ 5.1858. Neves || govecmmont forvieet end nea Pr atticted Rag: | was captured, and while she was at the Uar- | Tn, and the property was speedily de- | _iy7-td__ Brevet Maj. Gen, and Quartermastor. _Witnes= does not remember that the word was | [= 0! =< = hand , Se pe oon ee, SB aiticted tus ss weak neondi. | t7oeed. Serapidly did the fire spztad that the MBREU QUITO BARS. ‘sed, Witness saw the pistol. Witness dose IF teers Comet aria Taaax sting on ay 83t* JACK winp, | Toll Prison was offered a izee and’ uncondi- | furniture and even & clothing of the fanily | [[MPRFYULA Mosquito Bans. not think that she rcmained ia the building } Gay, the Sd, extended the time for the tthe nt | revo vr Faun Tainis | Lona! pardon for herself and son, if she would | were burned. ‘The Sapexintendent of 'the Tel- 462 SEVENTH STREET. red hes 12 Gr 19 minutes. Witness accom. | 10 per cent/on the taxes of 1855 to the Isth of Jury, | DLE HOM IT MAY CONCERN—This i | accompany an officer in a buggy, ana’ point | cztapli represents the ease as distressiig. Mr. Guaranteed to be the simplest, cheapest, and mos! ‘panied her to the carriaze, eet OMT eee ath Of July to stof Au’ | July A Dee despre ate ect dhe th day. of | out the road whieh Booth had probably talon, | Thomas had Yabored Bard to secure wdwelling | .gitarantend to be the simplest. cheapest, and mow By Mr. Bradley :—Wituess never heard of | gust. Uiee days TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS, | JUS: A; D-. 1865. al consent, revoked the |}, 7 ; ; {| for bis family, and devored al? his-leisure | Perfect protzction against Mosquitoes, Flies, &c., her before; never heard her name. Witness | OMegbasement “JAMES PILLING, Collect Piles J Pa Hien to Bee ee ee a Pe aie kaa 2 Knowledge OF bie rment | Momeats to tipishing die-earpenter’s work. He | For night or day. hem, together with al knew Mr.’ Burroughs after he. ca € my JAMES PILL , Collector. date. HENRY McIN e took, and had no knowledg? of hisinten- | was finishing the second story, and hischildrem Call and examine them, together with a fe Washington; Burroughs enme te hictecen® OFFICE” OF THE METROPOLITAN Ee MA PURSEDLS tions to assaasinste the President when: hej} were pleying with maichos tn a room “filled } stock of WAN CATS FHAMBS, CORDS, Tas” A (Comptroller of the Currency.) Witness thinks RAILROAD COMPANY, Seventeenth strert Tot tO wredit Gee's, | Visited the house, and positively zefused’ towe-| With shavings. The shavings ignited and de- § 3nd OVAL I ROTHROCK’S, he became a clerk the latter part of 1563. Wit. | MoMg,74ne 2%, 1895.—The annual mecting of. the pall persons are warned not to credit Ellen J. ey Legh 40-1 stroyed the prop Falued at $4,000, upon § Pree ir “ase 7th st., opposite Patent Ofic ness knew Mr. Burroughs ee: sae Lane Stockliolders Of the Metropolitan Railroad Com. yan late appr - to ine, as I will not pay | Company the officer, as she could’ not be of-any- which there is-sto-insuranee.. This morning, at | ah. Boson aon Dcdows Harris, during the interview, s. bs + | pany. for the election of Directors for the ensuing | “#) debts contracted by her. as service. 3.35, flames bitret out of the rams, c:usag an | QELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! AT ISAAC + Seemed to be in | year, will be heid at th Jy 8-3t HENRY McIN LCEL'S despair and frenzied, and thinks she dropped | the th of daly 1865. Phe nei eo BON ESDAY, = SEN EUSHS Dre Buddy: alarm fromt box Tfo. 12: No damage \vas done; | 0) SXCELS, 443 7th street. tree OOF incos. an Taborige Snees when he carne in. She was | 120'clock m.,and close at b'clock p.m. Poe" Mt | FLOYD'S OR ORANGH COUNTY LoS ea It is also. stated that since the trial Drjf xcept to destroy Me Ltcde-woed wor.lc Iete’by F sirerhs Hh Me Consistingof Dry. and ancy Goods, 1 le) reg Px Ci vi 88 . E = . = » - = tint i ri dors not think she shed 1 tear, and thiteuies | WM. W. MOORE, Nec HOMPSON, Erestaont. | “Warranted the best inthe eit: MEANS | Mudd himeett has explained some’of-the evi. "i He Soeeraay cpilrequas Consmerety Laoam ear t oF, nae ‘was pallid; did not take particular nonec oy BLECTION NOTICE = i Ta dence which heretofore has been loeked-onas f A ric-Nre will be given at Beekert’s Gurdew | Puyns, French Challies, Orage Marett, ull Wool an Sue of Menke he Ber, Mrs Burroughs | (CS orgie, Wasuinoron ath Grononzgwe 300 AUREL HORD. font dneandipainins. thet Walsbunate was new f (200s ine wags Yaron ec aie, Nortel | Piss iewalratSecmieand sheerk, Taule tee is je e} Oe _ see! ey iy . be 4 sed e 4 Axed for * moment, and she would aneeecce | York avenme, Wacwinoros, Bee yess ea Ne™ | je8am* "Rand Massavenue, | mistaken as to seeing im in company witht! "G'G pon at which a fine tte may be ex. | and Linen Diapers, also very cheap. Brown ani herently, and then exclain, “Why did Ido} qheAnaual Meeting of the Stockholders of the | PyY McDEVITT & COCThe higken ico | ee eee ae tie cera th Street that het Hi pected. Sce“mdverilaemens Bleached Muslin wt 3s center 'A Tullos towne: A" “She scomed perfectly overwhelmed. It] Peqweton and Georgetown Hailroad Company Byatt dato Clothing, male and femate, | ‘00K breakfast at is father's house m Mary- [) Rene ahaa gen Ladics Hose at 20.25, 30 aud 40cents. Linev and: Seas cemicult tox ira to deseribe her state, Office of the Company, on WEDNESDAY aye ee Second-hand Furniture bough and sold. Those | and that morning, and baying his borse-and ae LL emoeet es atop = Pee lie & TF kere! iets for Ladies aud {Bentlenen. Ere *h.Cor. vitness went home he told his wife it uly, 1855. The polis will be opened at i2 oe eclining house cping would do well by calling on | buggy ready immediately drove to Washing- |] § to-dity, at 11 a. mn.,.9t; dép.mm, 9; 2 p. md F sets at $1.37%4, a mnert-an Corsets at $1 a pair was the first time he had. realiz oe | moan fe Oelock | McDEVITT, at 2ist and 1 sts. je %-3m* ey ~ |\s6 Fahrenhiett in the shade. Parascls and Sun umbrellas, cheap, and ill eta ence between rea! grief ald horror, Sue Ga; wr lis at ish GIDEON, President. [ Byes ey Rory tae prone mari ie ae i eae ge generally Relonatng to the Wy Gootetins. ' Witness cae ea eth how muah Lloved bio" ) ORBEN unas secretary aid Treasnrer. wii All dehte contractor By mae ete ea | ARTILLERY CAMP. GOVERNMENT SECURETIES. eerie (eta uae GAS chanenan ptree; The provers an bersea. Sue atk * ~ . Eyely, since the ane leet aLGatt! All of tho field artillery about Washéagton, Wasnincron,.Faly 8, i'S65. ree ices Goo re Gyatzeets Might examir~ wxreed here that the defense Wit c the witness as their own. s continued :—He, with Mrs. McCul- loch, went to the jail the following day, for the purpose of asceriaining if he could render her any assis‘anee. Witness learned that gentle- men from her State had taken the case in hand. Her manner was much the same as the evening before, but not so excited. M.r Bradley asked witness to state whether Ane was able to form any judgment as to the condition of her mind; whether she was capable of acting as a reasonable and responsible being. Obdjected to by the District Attorney. € TRANSPORTATION OF REFUGEES. Major General Howard, Commissioner of the Freedmen’s Bureau, has issued the following eireular : WaAr DePrakTMENT, Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, Washington, June 6, 1865.—Circular No. 9—Whereas, it is reported officially that a large number of desti- tute refugees, taking advantage of circular No, 5, from this bureau, having been transported South, against their interest, to places where it isextremely difficult to obtain food, and in most cases impossible to do so except when provided by military authorities: Tt is ordered, That hereafter no transporta- tation be granted to refugees except where hy- manity cvidently demands it, and the by the express order of the commission of this bureau. oO Hawsrp, «sowor Creneral and Commissioner. “Bre - ——————— BE MUSTERED OUT r : We seta mae about 150 Majorand Brigadier Generals, now on detached service in various places throughout the United States, who haye peen haying an easy time generally, are short- ly to be mustered out of service, and the pla~ ofsome filled by officers who har- 08 stant field service. « seen con- THE RAM STONEWALL. Secretary Seward has received information to the effect that the Spanish Government will, without delay, issue orders to the Captain Gen- eral of Cuba directing the delivery of the rebel ram Stonewall, now at Havana, tothe United States authorities. PRESIDENT JOHNSON. There is 2 marked improvement in the health of President Johnson, who was in attendance at the Cabinet meeting yesterday. It is ex- pected that he will be able to receive visitors on Monday. GONE TO NEW YORK. Mr. Clarence Seward, Acting Assistant See- retary of State, has gone to New York ona yis- it. He will be absent about a week or ten Gays. GENERAL SLOUGH This officer, late military Governor of Alex- andria, Va., has been ordered to Denver City, Colorado Territory. ee Ss. a | hemo AND FANCY fren: fine instrument, in perfect or: der, may be bought at low fig- ul be DRESS MAKING ‘At No. 465 Oth street, between E and F Jone promptly and cheaply. dy 8-3t" ANALBOAT STANHOPE FOR SALE—Will Cor) 120 tons coal. Aj pels to ORGAN & RHINEHART, iy 8-6t : 4 Mass. avenue, foot G street.’ een 4th and Sth streets. Je 8-3t AJ OTICE —The copartnership heretofore cxist ing between Charles H. Brown and George W. PIANO FOR SALE. upon application to No. jy S-lw* No. 613 E st. south, respect to all other subjects. including about forty batteries, is to be-formod, Jay Cooke & Co, farnish.the feolkowing quo bet. 13th and Mth. into a camp near Bladensburg, under the tonne ‘tations of Government securtties: T PRIVATE AUCTION on July 1th, 1835, at ¥F MR. JACOB A. EGE is in Washington, will hi 5 : a = JSE p Vitis caifattue Admiral Houseaatsek seen’ | mand of Major General Hunt. : Buying. Se ning F Am 2i st Soe ese Goutaining f Toms, James E Covington. iy 1-6t* ee x Se cake Asst. meee. serge! 107 ; Samare 906. Ay, per yi hing tosee the house HE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX- TEWS Be ds Focane peers 2 (ek Sa TE 2h 2 Lats W iktonebetwacn Chance Baie gua donne DENS: Sucvear Gctanes wt bby | SAET HAY, ; i. jexander, under mame 0! se eo = 2 oe) = ALEXANDER, Embalmers of the Dead, is this , Gne Year Certificates—n oo BE ESB f AN EXCENLENT FEED _FOR MULES. day dissolved by OTE ows an a THE MARY HARRIS TRIAL. " NEW YorRK vIEST BaARD Sanus. Can be delivered at a low figurein Wasiitteton JOS. B. ALEXANDER’ M.D. = See . ! Jonpon: 1068 753 Five Twenties, 15; Ten f City. Address a 2 aa Reiners en PROCEEDINGS THIS AFTERNG@N. |) Forties, 97%; Certitteates, 4; Gold, 139°%. eis EUGENE M'DONNELL. PAGER DR = oe és : m -, Baltime STROLOGY. MADAME KROUSE will give information on all the affairs of life, ‘and in She can be consulted THE STATE Prisoners aT. Kortesss Moxy SSOLUTION.—Th hi ROE.—Tine Fortress. Monroe correspond ent af ' er ie Copnehetes ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE. er existing under the name of Mc heretofore CATA Miller, butchers of the Sixth Ward, Washington J ane the Philadalphia. Inquirer. writs, Jul y 6th, | DLANY is thisday dissolved. The nnsettied busi city, D,C.,i¢ this day dissolved with mutual con- | SS! hours of the day and evening. Gentlemen ¢~ INSANITY THE PVEA OF THE Def chat the Sime prisoners worakage ac closeit. b sem of the feasels be cotied by Dorten tae, sent of the firm, CHARLES H. BROWN, | Qs iarge as life. Residence 445 33 strect, between ENCE -guirded from yiew as om the first day o!¢ their | 8. JUSTUS T. MoU ARTY July 6th, 1835 SEORS EAN. pie 8.3t* Pa. av. and C strect. Je 28-12" REESE See eration, notwithstanding the ridi culous Suly 8, 1865. IKES* y 6th, 1835, § _—_—_ | ARGUMENTS OF JUDGE HUGHES AND continually set afloat, as to -certain Ppsonuss OF COPARTNERSIIP. OR SALE—A HORSE, BUGGY and HAR- * WN DVER’ a ° MR. VWORHEES. yored persons "waving Had a), of Jeff. — NESS, to be seen af the Stables of, GEORGETO A R’MTS. tities ‘Davis, d&c.. Ltis 2 mattor of; the greatest din} } The partnership heretofore existing. uader the Cleaver & Rainey, on 6th street. below Pe By Sie The testi z S iculty to cltaina pass tmenterthe fort. Passes frp and styloof Morris & Blume has beon dissolved ayenue. The Horse is one of the most ser- THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF THE e testimony inthis ease was coneluded ito enter Fortress: Monree are issued by Gen. is da: jue mutual consent. <; Hecable in Washineton- of great indurance, good . PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF GEORGETOWN | this afternoon, and: the argument foc-the de- |, Miles;and! by lam ipa are charily p gemoned utente ee all acco RSS” spirit, perfectly gentle, and easily kept. ere is | will take place in the following order, viz: fence commenced, Judge Hughes, one of Miss tpranted, Ur, ‘di 5 “ rm 0 e. A KRIS, e' ity ‘i WN } a ‘geat andimportant business is tie 5-3t* » BLUME uo better fainily or business horse in the city. The | “Primary No. 1, on Thursdi EN lenin SPGBEO aD oss D Bugey is strong and in good condition. The owner Offers them for sale only because he has no further wise for % horse buggy in this city. Ap- ply at Star Office counter for ferme, &¢. jy B A.C A RD. A T respectfully inform my friends and customers that I have taken charge of the SILK DEPART- MENT, at the Metropolitan Dry Goods Store of LANSBURGH & BRO., 516 7th strect, third door sy oye D. FRED. P. FORD, formerly with Yates & Selby AKLEZ VOUS FRANCAIS, a Pocket Manual jy 8-2 - { French Conversation. Striped Buss, Trout and Black ass of the Northern States; by RB. ilson, a Tale of the Grea e : by Jere Clemens, Assaying of Lead, Cop- bello} Gold and Blereury; by Bodeman & Ken. urys poaleeos Railway Guide for July. Christian's PP ak @. Blackwood’s Magazine for June. Mer- een Conversion of the nit oman Hopi States Service Magazine on Bel ‘oval. “iy 8 FR. Roosevelt. Tobias W 3 ial; a NCK TAYLOR. Dv WwW D--812 month will be paid to a APOMAN That will suit to Cook, Wash, and Tron, at J. W. DALTON’S, Pennaylvania avenue, between sth and 9th streets east, Navy Kard, . iy 103" E c ‘We have completed our arrangements for the de- Breet BOSTON HH POND ICE. FRES! 5 ty z rice for the arent We delive Sealy, owe. require our mn... We deliver B Ve ncyer fail to sup- ‘encye i CE. Pou tED 8 00, HEALD’s AMERICAN BRASS 4 BAND. Music furnished when required. AAR, late, Naaoa oh eRe " s jo t. (Ne ‘SHERMAN, Secretary. jeletsepln R GL F MAN IS STRENGTH.— on ee us and debilitated aia immediately use HELMBULD's EXTRACT BU- CHU. mar is-6m lay, 6th inst. . a . Primary No. 2, on Friday 7th inst. Harris’ counsel, pleading in her, behakf_on, the-, fort, ENDED 70, by tho the holder-of the pass is as fer as ever of seaing TowNc PROMPTLY ATT e strect, on the groumds of absolute necessity that these the hall of the new market house, on Bri jarasmus, shar) Primary No. 3, on Monday, 10th inst. “grounds of insanity. 4 rf ; tomae Tow Company's Boats, POTO- Femeie Gsaminar Gshoo!, on Welienday, imme | gM7s, endbridge, sworn-—Witness- was ac- PF inobiauaaies ont PeNueee SEY | aC CORCUNTIN aul BELLE MAVEN. fie emuio : . quainted with ti peeased, Who ocqunied :an lon . stil]; allow is -door | $BA Fipson Ww. paige - inffale Grammar School, on Thursday, 18th tnst. adjo ning desk, and. recollects on the day. cf exercitin Caen Rett of the edlock BERRY 2b Ah a Exercises to commence at 2% o’clock p.m. the occurrence that the prisoner came to the | of the guard and two armed sentries. Clay UMPTION CURABLE BY HERBAL The examinations of the first two schools will | door, opened itand looked in. Burnoughs wa3 th jogs the Iks, and they di i REMEDIALS_ be held at the rchool house om High street. and of | sitting writing at his desk, sare very beemdicish thie health, Sh ee, | LUNGS TBR, 0, PUBLPS BROAVN'S ACACIAN jouse OD 4 ¥ . i Fen 323; = wi eradicate ieee uistetbation ef premfume will take place at | j¢ BY Ate Bradley. She appearea-exgited. «4 | Suiting inet from his clone eonfiueinent. Lt wie LUNGS. Sweats, detp-scated Coughs, Bronchstin, \ ras i 7 M: ‘PD pains inthe iday, Mth instant, commencing at 3% o’clock | Was impyessed that she wanted same one, ang | out-door exercises-of Otay were permitted by dificult. Expactoration Ph; a “ pate {the puplisand atlothers | Wanted. £21 Ne 400r And.oek, who she | General Miles. ‘They will be contin white SOomeumptier au i a c oy feet i 8) ans 0! he z > q i i Jonsumption w: car A te intanestea in Sivliceducation are invited toattenk Assistant District Attorney Wilkon remarke@ Sohne ele my Erstowaine- tie wt Balsam haw been nsod.a teascnable lente gy By order of the ‘Board of Guardian LL. Sec'y that the objection to the question. of Mr. Brad | © ‘Mitchel. is, K Anything, more morose t LUNGS.—of time. it iscompounded of rare swe is 3 28 . } ot 7 wena henlin yee 2 ley to Mr. MeCallough was thasit called foran | over, He strides mp and down his celt in We { LUwes —sheeoreg bert an prove that Natur expression of opinion. It was ihe jury’s.pren- MAYOR'S OFFICE, bare feet. He has excellent shoes anastockings —has provided a remedy for every disease GrorcETowN, D, C., June 24, 1835. ince to find the state of mind at the time of the } a his di “ t ; * 4 Lunes. Pic's) Pore a cs Hac gereten gh waste | natn fect ta beets | Suetiamem nthe lk oe arene | UNOS Fad Slag BA Ga ge limits of int the came must he atcurely muzzled | RLY Opinion of witness was not adnilssable. | mate, is. brow contracted and s,encer upon | LUNGS—PRY, 345 45 greet between, ME and S iD ro asmuch as ie was mn & a es —staectx. “Washington, D.C. forthe périod of twe monthy, from the 4h of Joly | termined, physicians were tho experts. Tho f UP lips. He soaps out an oceasional abusive | qunGs RARNES € CO. New Vork. BGibe fined as the law directs.” mere opinion of witnesses, who saw. the: aly oe ooo ' + BINE O14 PAINTINGS. HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. oner, Was not admissable unless he was an.ex~ je 29-2aK4w - = ean | ee ert. and the present witness was not one. S}HILADELPHIA ALE AND BUSTER +f Lapteones and © first-cl aot att NOTICE —LICENSES— AN Licenses trom | P'Tidge Hughes said it was not Proposed to ee Ree DEE nome py Storkenbecker ct Malian favorite pupil ct the the Corporation of Georgetown that expire | acirif ghe was insane or. not, but his 9) Sak . Treyon. Scene. mear Wheeling, Va..a very fore t! fe Sot ean; must be paid on or bet ore ost that the general rule a3 Pet wn § NEW YORK AND MASSACHESETTS CIDER. [ effective pictur by Sontag. Also, & Httle gem, the 10h day of J iy — otharwine 8 Sher: will bo ‘by' Mr. Wilson correct, there were exceptipes, PREMIUM MINERAL WATERS, |, the Opern fox by sane Mare. aurhoy pf i Ly aes ah ie a ATED. Clerk, pane guoted trom enbiortties, 10. ho Heat, Tdesize to éall the attentionof Sutlers and ot! bt ry ‘and. cies Schestion of See) 2 4 WE EA Sore p D.C., June hat a ret etd in the vichyity Of W: and Georgetown, B. fits Fromes, ictare . [MATOR’S OFFICE, Geontn UND ra reat oR a rr tu C., to the Tact that Thave constantly on band aca. | » Ee. at MARKRITER’S: LARS 'will be paid to any person whowiligivesnch | f ary ie of the 3 ply of the shore enumerated articles. f Wo. 435 7th street, Sdoors above information ns will leads AS get on tre the property | after Ris siptoment as [efapte, was pe, | These/wishing to purchase an. the most advasta: ; 3 Odd Fellows” Halt, Bf the Presby terion congregation, situated on “qnitted to are his opinion a¢ to the: sautity of | geous terms are invited tocall at my establishment | _M9-Terms cash. i -s — “it, mentite ingaason tne seraca of |. Gian otated yatta chvedon vas in | Ree as $100 offe rea by tH fonnew, a ang the re: | airect opposition to the practice here. In the | purthssed lar aas portut Watters articles AIRED EYESIGHT, ward of 8:00 offered by the Vigt re Company. | ts ore ease this question was it was 4 town RILEY A-SHINN, |” | Originating either from infirmity of age. generat for the information above stated. inst all rule to exclude the eae Union Bottling Depot, No. 57 Greene atrest debility of the nervous system, protracted sicknose, Jess tne _ HENRY ADDISON: Mover. | Milnens after he made hie statement of tact | _ieSim (Chron "* \°’ Georgstowar Dit, | or from natural disposition toYer or user sighted. This ruling was yery familiar here; ‘avd fond ; < are be abs ILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.—The subscri: Fe neues gaa ee Tatness ee NGS MARNESR and largehe SA DOERS | Oo MSRMANTAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES, ber has THREE FIRST-CLASS his ion froma the v4 ‘Apply to H Fo: INSTON, Ni ufactured from genuine Rock Crystal, giving BpLiARD Panes ore, ie ‘line for ng expert The. quted on ica | Se.aemen ale, reat, Uatwenn We and gi | Suara gomtor 6 Aon oei a called S Z B 4 é ite 1 lotel. je 2-Im* urately by Billiard room, corner*— this de 2-tm e Jpanire snd Pennsylvania av. if te, and stad thats tice | F[RCMBOLD'S “EXTRACT BUCHT Givas aes Pac aye between tata and 19h ata 7 889, ‘HELMBOLD's EXTRACT OF BARSAPARILLA | WSU REC Tat chat Ceideoece UMan. | | pallid cheek” Debiity We ascommeraeyoe™ Cotte | 388 Pa. avenue, National Hotel building. cloanses and renovates, he Bee pares oot ths is admissable, Asa general thing partes and | garmin ezmptons. aud if no treatment is ‘pul ir. ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES insertod Biors that make disease. a haye an opportimity to torm an opinion, though | enous: pon, Enganity or rage eed without causing pain, and made to correspo! olor, etze and motion with the maturalone. i096 re