Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1868, Page 4

ee EVENING STAR. | medi ttremszes! Board of i | Aldermen have a long comm imthe LOCAL NEWS. sntelligencer of this morning, giving their rea- scDs for enting themselves at the time fixed for the two last meetings of the Board. Tur Waew ‘ON AND ALEXANDRIA Rait- | go0ver rep pactety of im from their Koay Case.—We have reported the prose f view, and conclude as follows: Sf, before the Maited States adge Underwood. in Alexandria. up 8). The procesdings origiaated in an spplicaticn by the Adams Express Com wo en soin J arbury, the rece ‘* ‘Judge Thomas, “<= ¥** SPP pedtensions, ‘Thus far that proposition bas been disregarded. poli ite, conscious of their ty,do Bot ventare publicly ‘e stand on that propositio”. President will ‘not yield. terposed every obstacle which aa inordmate ambition could devise to pre- of opinion by the Board own account joughby, Commonwealth's atzorae aod Ren ben Jobuson, Esq..an experie ced “legal ron UAL, LOW secretary of tue Alexandria, Loudon acd Hampshire railroad, as commis. | Vent any sioner to settie po poetorna between the Express Companyjand Washing:on railroad. ion of pariia lesst®. Stevens and Phelps at once gave bend and took possession of the railroad, no | WDile, on Jonger as lessees, but as receivers; and, in con- | 10 sustai JBaction with Mr. Lathrop, the Washingtoo veceiver, will doubtless continne to ma the road until decision of the Supreme Court ef the United States adjusts the complicated affairs of the company. Op the day before Judge Underwood ren- Gered bis decision, application had been made |. Fourseveral tumes, at one and the same meeting, his preten- sions were rejected, and yet, without any visi- ble emotion, he heid to his usurpation. He has not only suppressed motions, but declared Jected, and; in’ detlaace of the'cuariet nse Fes to Judge Thomas to allow the cases in regard J im e has Te. to the Washington and Alexandria railroad to | tused to have the justice of Ris decisions tested be transfer to the United States District | by & reeord of the yeas and nays: and he Bas, Court, (Judge Underwood,) under an act of | iM the absence of bine yoo bills to Congress, which it was alleged, authorized the | be presented and prononneed them passed. In transfer of such canses upon the affidavit of | these and other acts of petty ny and con- either party, that he did not velieve he conld | tempt of law be has shown that his personal obtain justice in the State courts. Jud; and partisan prejudices disqualify him as a ‘Thomas over-raled the application, bat the presiding officer, even if he bad been legally late Cecision of Judge Underwood pra exnlted to that position. lakes the case out of the jurisdiction ot Judge | Im bis remarks to his friends in the Board on Thomas. It seems, however, that the decision | the 1(th mstanthe appeared to realize the re- of Jucge Underwood has not settled the difi- | *ponsibitity resting apon uim. He said that culties of the railroad, as shortly after the de. | the “questions xt issue seemed to be narrowed cision was rendered on Saturday, the follow- | down to the simple question whether or not he ing notice Was served in the Court-room should resign his posiiion.” But this he inti- To Janes S. Take notice, that on | mated he would not do. because it “would re- Monday. the 24th day of August, 1863, 1 shal{ | £vlt in breaking up all that bad been thus far apply fo the Hon. Jobn ©. Underwood, judge | done—all their legislation and the acts of the of the United States Cirenit Court for Virginia, | joimt meeting which inaugurated the Mayor.” mm chambers, at Alexandria, Virginia, to at- | The hypocrisy of this pretext for contirued tach you for contempt, in violating an injanc- | Usurpation will be manifest when we state fen issued by the said conrt, at the suit of Ho- | that no ordinance has yet been passed, so far rato R. Riddle and others, against James S. | as we know, by both Boards, and, cons: it French and the Washington, Alexandria, there is no legislation to be “broken w) Georretown Railroad Company, on the as respects the inauguration of the Mayor, it ay cf February, 1-57. will be remembered with what gratulations Horatio R. Rrvpre, Mr. Richards and his friends received the de- By his Attorneys, R. J.and J. L. Brent. | cision of Judge Fisher that Mr. Buwen was Maye facto The Judge could not have given any ottier decision. Mr. Bowen was then in possession of the office. He 1s still in posses- sion, and there is no contestant. Will Mr. Richards inform us, from the depths of bis lezai lore, how the abandonment of bis owa pretensions | and, vacancy in the char of the Board ot lermen will have the effrct of depriving Mr Bowen of tae office he holds. and ejecting Lim from the City Halt! We pause for areply. Does be hold that the resignation or death of a president of the Board of Aldermen who may have installed a Mayor vacates the office of the Mayor ! Every intelligent person must see that the reason now assipned by Mr. Richards for “holding on’? is A mere subterfuge, in character with oth-r statements relating to his present unenviable position. When be shal! plice it in :he power of a majority of the members of the Board to ay sess a-Si Tur Scnrgeway Ronnery.—It will be re- membered by our readers that J.H.A. Schure- map. 2 colored messenger in the office ot the Comptrolier of the Currency, was arrested some months since, charged with the abstrac- ten of notes of various national banks from that bureau, amounting to Si2), and was held by the court to bail in the sum of $10,004 the case never being disposed of, the proof not being sufficient to convict. but the court re- fusing te discharge him. It appears that on the ith day of September. 1S64, a $20 note of the First National Bank of Pern. Illinois, was “missed” trom the Comptroller's office: ‘also, seven $20 notes of other western national banks. During 65, several $20 and $50 notes of na- tiopal banks of New York and Massachusetts Were missed. In I-@j a large number of notes of the same denomination were missed. In Sanucry. 1867, $4,500 worth of notes of the Na- | ¢lect their own officers there will be an end of tonal City Bank, Lynn, Mascachusetts, wer | the present difficulty—not before. We shall missed: also, a package of notes of different de | BOt consent to serve as “dummies" to be count. reominations, amounting te $:2.000, of the Firs mm making & quornm, whilst denied any Naticual Bank, N w Jersey. On last week, | Voice im the legistation of the Board Georgia Schureman, the wife of Schureman. Wé. W. Moo: called store of Mr. Furst, on sth street, DONALD McU. telow F, and after making some purchases, Assury Luoyp, tendered a $60 note of First National 5. Bank ot Jersey City in payment. Mr. Furst cid not like the appearance of and so informed the woman, who she had received it in the market. but that she turn there and see the man who gave R. W. Fenwick I subscribe to the forecoing paper. with the qualification that 1 was not present ow the s:) of Jone, aving been detained at it to her. She. he it the note with Mr. | @*S*.) Dut fro testimony sati=fxcto: rst. and never returned. Mr. F bave full confidence in all were aronsed, and he t word tothe | Aldermen whose names are esury Department. and it wns a* once iden- | Tespect to the proceedings d by Hon. H. R. Hulbard, Comptroller, as Joan Q. Larwax one of the missirg notes. Information w ee ledged at police headquarters, and the case | Pierced in the ban of detectives Bi Ts oda carrin on Sar the Centre M: Purpose off h aim. She was iiaalty | I iscovered and identified by Mr. Furst. ar- rested and conveyed to police headquarters, when, after a hearing before Justice Walter, she was hel, the sum of $1,000 for a turther hearing on Wednesday next at i2 o'clock. The ease is Pm extraordinary one. and the devel- NG AYPAIR IN Ff rday evening abou! ine affray ocenrred in Prather's alley, Robert Richarason alias Bob Rat: From the circumstance that Richardson. in company with another colored man named Johu Tuomas entered the store ot John Quinn, in Prat alley, between Fourth and Fifth’ aud 1 streets. when Thomas called for som+th fat, Which was given them. Bob, i! appea: | threw bis bread and ham into th opments yet iobe made wilt no doubt be in- raising Mrs. (lainn’s temper, whi teresting. | ed by Thomas assuring her that “ali | would be paid for.” Rats was det-rmined to | bave a muss, and amused himself by malang threats of violence, &c. The proprietor polite. ly requested him ‘to leave the house, which —e——_ Tae Catvany Bartist Cuveca—The work of rebnilding tne Calvary Baptist Chorcb, which was destroyed last December, as progressing rapidly. and it is expected that | caused him to be more violent in his remarks, the basement will be ready for the congrega- | when (Quinn fired at him with « revolver, the tion by the first of November. The work 1s | ball entering the left cheek and lodzing 1u' the being done by the contracter, Mr. J G.Nay- | buse of the neck. jor, under the supervision ef the architec’ Messrs. Class and Kammerbeuber. The walls ure now nearly completed, and have been laid in superior manner by Mr. Augustus Davis, brick mason. according to the former design, #0 that the exterior appearance of the buildinz ‘Will be substantially the same as before. The rafters, fifty-six feet m length, have ju p2tup, afer adesign by the architects, care. fully examined and approved by the building commitiee, and span the entire house, so that the audience room will, as before, be unob- structed by pillars or trusses, and its coiling ‘will be a continuons arch from frout to rear. about forty-five feet bigh in the centre, and broken only by the small arches extending transversely across the lower of the main ‘arch and opposite the windows. The large stained glass round and arched wiu- dows which gave su Officer Offutt and Hatton, of the cinet, hearing the r-port of the pisiol, hastew: to the =pot and arrested Quinn, lodging him in the station-house for the night.” Bob was tak tothe residence of bis sister. on Washington | street, between Fourth and Fifth, waen Dr Bond was called in, and in the most skilful manner extracted the ball, through a tance ot Drs. Shuddrath and Behrend. Hi removed to his home on Madison Seventh pi ‘Yesterday morning Mr. Quinn was arraigned before Justice Walter, who held him in securi- ty for further hearing. Boh seems very indit- terent About prosecuting the cas ——— AcctpeNt.—This morning while Mra.Chaun- cey and ber daughter, Mrs. Holbrook, were returning home from market, the former trod upon a piece of melon rind near the corner of Maseachusetts avenne and Sixth streets, which caused one foot to slide from under ber and threw ber with great force sidewise on the other leg, breakimg her knee cap in two and otherwise injuring her. She was carried into the residence of Mrs. Bowen, near by, where Drs. Karr, Bogan, and Johnston were soon in attendance and rendered all the assistance in their power. Soon afterward she was removed to ber own resideuce, where she now lies in great suffering. pendant chan- bin the tormer style. Some improvements will be made in ventilation. There have been some modific: tions of the former design for the heating appa- ratns, Which will be larger and much more effective: also, in the stairways leading to the boll. which will be much improved: aud also some slight changes in the Sunday will be more spacious in tbe iniapis’ department. ‘The building committee. of which Hon Am >< Kendsil is chairman, is constituted of eight members. besides the chairman, viz: the pastor, Rev. T R. Howlett, Rev.W. F. Nelson, Henry Besrd, Esq. R. W. Fenwick, E=q S. Butts, FH. Stickney, Esq., David Haynes, Esq... and Mr. Augustus Davis, sab-contractor for brick and stone work. TNE GRAND Masonic Concave —The Tri- ennial Conclave of the Grand Eacampment Deacon ©. | Knights Templar of the United States and the a! . | General Grand Royal Arch Ohapter of the United States will take place at St. Louis on the 15th of September. The Sir Knights of Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Wil- mingion, and New York will attend the Con- clave in large numbers, and will meet at some tom the route to St. Louis, arriving there im a body. The Sir Knights of Wastington will leave this city on the 4:30 train ou Friday, September tith, arriving in St. Louis on the following Sunday evening. It is understood that every one will take his uniform with bim pt at Camp MeetTine.—The trains leaving tbis city yesterday for the camp meeting near An- aapolis Junction were thronged, and the ss m. train composed of twenty cars, had two lo. comotives attached. The é p.m. return tra! was composed of twenty-one cars, and the pi sure on board was immense. The camp meet- ing continues through the week. Conductor John W. Larmer (not Captain William Bul- lin as stated by the correspondent ef a mom- ectathate a Painter's GRAN? aNpCoLrax Crvr.—This Club beld a regular meetmg ou Saturday eve- ning last, L. H. Patterson, Vice President, in the chair, and T. M. Moore Secretary. The Committee on Unitorms reported adversely to making 2 carpet bag and linen duster a portion | of their wnitorm: which was agreed to. Cap:. D. A. Brock, frow the Committee to wait on General Schofield in regard to the enforcement of the eight hour law, reported that he had called on Gen. S.. who Would not take any a. tion im the matter. They then had au inter- view with the President, who agreeably to the request of the Committee, referred the subje-t of the eight hour law te the Attorney General for mis action. Several persons were then | elected members of the Club, and resolutions endorsing Hon. He jake, M. C., trom the | ro mI {vant et, and testitying to Bis ppreciation Of the interests of the mechan. | iE paper) had charge of the trains, and de- 1¢ and laborer were sdopted, after which the | **Fves credit for the manner in which he di Club adjourned. | cbarged his duties. The number of passengers —_« -—- was nearly two thousan Youne Tureves aT Worx.—On Thursday jast a gang of young colored thieves entered the of Nathan Blum, Capitol Hill, aud stole therefrom a roll of canvas containing thirty-two yards. Mr. Blum afterwards ar- Tested of the y named Thomas Meck- lins, but not until after the canvas bad been disposed of. The boy was taken before Justice Tucker, who, after questioning him, ascer- | tained that the canvas bad been purchased | trom the thieves by one Rachel Jennings for si, who, when inquiry was made for the canvas, | denied any knowledge of the affair whatever. | A search warrant was obtained when she had | Drought the canvas brought down from up Spee, where it bad been concealed. It w: Twards discovered tbat + colored boy aud an old offender, named Dick Carter, was a rincipsal in the affair, whereupon’ Justice ‘ucker committed Dick Carter and Thomas Mecklins to jail for larceny, and beld Rachael Jennings to bail tor court for receiving stolen goods. Sesser dS Maskep Batt at WHITE ScLruce Srrines.—Large posters are out here an- nowncing an excursion to a grand masked bali at Greenbriar White Sulphur Springs, Va., on the evening of the 27th instant. As an induce. meat for the public to gers printed. Among t R. E. Lee and Beauregard, Col. B. U. Adams, of Mississippi, Alexander H. Stephens, J. T. Perkins, Alabama, Governors Pickens, 5. ©. Letchers, Va., and F. S. Stockdale, Texas; Commodore Maury, J. P. Cowardin, of the Richmond Dispatch, and other noted’ Soutn- erners. —-———. CHARGED with Granp LaRCENY.—On Sat- urday evening last, officer C. O. Langley, of the tourth precinct, arrested Annie Price and Amy Jones, colored, charged with having broken open a trunk on the 12th inst , belong- ing to Michael Conner, and stealing therefrom $3 m silver. They were taken betore Justice Morsell, to answer the offence, and there made @ full confession, and were committed to an- swer the charge of grand larceny. The greater portion of the treasure was recovered. A STRANGE FREAK.—Yesterday morn the 11 o'clock services at St. Pewr's Ob Capitol Hili were being concluded. ac i the delivery of au instructive sermon b pastor. Rev. F. E. Boyle, aman was no: @nter the church and, with hat io —_—e—— Tue Everett Lycevm.—aAt a regular meet- \ng of this association, held at Union League Hall on Saturday evening, J. E. Farnham pre- siding, resolutions of condolence on the death of Hon. Thaddeus Stevens were adopted, and an eloquent eulogy was pronounced by Mr. J. R. Imbrie, of Lith was followed with appropriate remarks om the same subject Cai HT. Burrows. aie id, to walk up the left hand aisieand pass around by the communion rail to the head of the rignt hand aussie, where be threw bimseif on his kne-s with his beck to the altar, and facing the cozgrega- ten. It was & novel scene, but was Quickly put an end to by the pastor, who came trom the altar and conducted the intruder oat of the front door of the ch The man was evidenuy laboring under the influence of | Moowtiaut ExcuRsiows—The steamer Ar- Jiquor, or temporarily imsane from other row leaves ber wharf foot of Seventh street eanses. every afternoon this weel en k—commencin; morrow—at 4% o'clock for Marshall Hall M1, the cit and White House, Va, returning to iy the same evening. ' Music and refreshments on board the boat. Captain Stackpole has charge, which is a guarantee that these excursions will be pleasant and popular. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE— Tired of HisConpany.— A marine, who bad recently deserted from his company, was discovered on Saturday evening, abeut seven o'clock, lying im Jackson Square, | suffering from the effects of two ounces of jaudanom, which he had druok a short whil- ; and upon information being lodged | with sanitary officer Stinchcomb, he was re- | moved to the fourth precinct station-house, where Dr. Ripley was cailed to his relief, and rendered all tbe aid in his power, The reason given for the rasb act was that be was used to | better company than tha: found im the army, and baying three years yet to serve, nad de. ‘termined to cut sbort bis I.te by self-de ton. ——__ Epreationat.—The Everett lustitute, a classical and English school tor boys on Massa- chusetts avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, Teopens on onday, September ith. See advertisement. en Frac RaistnG.—This evening a tall hickory pole will be erected a: Bright wood, D. C., fram which wi!l be suspended a Seymour and Bisir fag. ‘Tux Rrvex Front. Steamer Winnis- gaye pe hy ee ee ‘with a large number Oda lows for the White House. An 0on excursion to the same ‘will be made by colored Oda Fe of Alexandria, The regular port will be found below: Hervey's .—Asrived—Schr. A. Tyler, Owens, from Havre-de-Grace, with 155 tons of coal for Harvey, Clark & Given. Carter’s Wharf.—Arrived—Schrs, Sarah M. Ch » Walls, from Havre-de-Grace, wi goal for Jobn B. Lord; statesman, Malone, Salisbury, Md., with lumber for George W. Linville & Co. Riley's Wharf_— Arnved—Steamer Columbia, Hooper, front Baltimore and river landings, With merchanise and po age schrs. Arthur ‘Tyler, Stover, from Norfolk, with lumber and shingles for Willitt & Redgrave; Widow’s Sons, Smith, with wood for market” Fay's Wharf —Arrived—Schooner Mechanic, smart, from ‘Daleysville, with wood, for mar- t. Brown's Wharf.—Arrived—Schooner Elenora, Lynes, from Port Deposit, with 63,000 fet of lumber, for S. P. Brown & Son: and 3,0) feet of lumber for Wm McLean; War Eagle, Mer- rill, from Baltimore, with lumber and scant- hog. for S. P. Brown & son: Union, Perry, from Maryla) . heme f Arrived—Sveamer Hi Living- ston, Wilson, from Baitimore and river land- dogs. ———.———— Tax Fine Commissioners.—The Board of Fire Commissioners at their last meeting ap- nted a Committee consisting of Messre. pson, Goodall and Johnson to investigate the administration of the Fire Alarm ment, since the accession of Mr. Larcombe to the svperintendency of that department, The Committee was appointed in accordance with ar quest of Mr. Larcombe to that effect. The committee was to have met at the City Hall this afternoon at two o'clock; at that hour Mr. Thompson was the only member of the commitee present. Mr. Gorbutt, one of the commissioners, was present also, and Stated that he had been authorized by Mr. Gootall. who was absent from the city, to act in his Pithe Secretary, Mr. Stewart, did mot under- stand the propriety of Mr.Gorbutt acting for Mr. Goodall without further authority, and there the matter rested at the hour we went to ress. * Mr. Larcombe was present also, awaiting the action of the committee, besides policemen and others supposed to be witnesses in the investi- gation. —-—___ Deap.—In the death of Mr. William Crouch Greenleaf, Treasurer of the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company, this com- munity bas lost a most esty and valuable member. Mr. Greenleaf was originaily from Massachusetts, being @ “member of a leading family of thet mxme in New Engiand. He was also .@ mephew of the esteemed Chief Justice Oroach. For over fourteen years he was the confidential clerk of Mr. George S. Gideon, in the printing and publishing business, and since, for many years, he has occupied the responsible position of treasurer of the Washington and George town Railroad Company. He was the soul of honor and integrity in every position he heid, and his example ss one weil worth following by all who aspire toa good name in the com- munity. Mr. Greenleaf wasabout sixty-seven ears of age. The remains have been sent to is native home in Massachusetts, ——_-—_—_ THE MARYLAND SUPFPERERS.—Mr. A. E. Perry, treasurer of the relief fund for the Ma- ryland sufferers, has received the following ‘mounts since our last report: McKendree (at E.) chapel, through the treasurer, Mr. Zep) nith Jones. in part collection, $73.17; Captai John McClellan, $5; Turtle Club, of South Washingtou. $25; H. Lyle, in part collection from Centre market, 13.45, makiug altogether trom this source, $76.65. The treasurer learns irom Dr. Goodwin that the collection now in progreesim the Interior Department will, in a jew days, vield upwards of 8200, In the Sixth Auditel’s office a collection is also on foot with good prospect of liberal results. The commit ter expect in a few days to be able to make rr. mittdnce to Frederick, Md., where the saifering by the flood is represented as beiug very gre pa Semin sree N FOUND Estray.—Last night o'clock, while officers Fox going their rounds in the se a girl about old, who had in charge three small whit= dren, Which she said she had found estray on the street. The officers took charge of the children aud remmrned them to their parents, residing ou Sd street east, between I and K streets south, Ont! Jn Surnrday night last wud was made by chicken thieves upon the ery ot Sergeant Meredith, of the Seventh Police, on N street, between sthand 45, South Washington, His stock consisted of about two dozen of chotce breed game, Chitta- gongs. &c , and only one old chanticleer, who happened 10 be at roost on a limb of @ tree overlooking the heu-house, was left to tell the particulurs of the invasion, and he is “mum.” ° TE Bartimons ScHvETZEN-Fest.—About fifty of oarGermau citizers, members of tie Schuetzen-Verein, left here this morning on try Band. The representatives of the associ. Uon of this city were in unitorm, phasis thse THe New Eriscorat Cavren (St. Joun’) at Beltsville, Md., to take the place of the one destroved by fire, is in rapid progress of ere >= ton, aud the ladies of the congregation will commence a festival for its benefit to-morrow, continuing through the week. It will be a very delightful affair, and a trip out there will be thoroughly enjoyed. = Frac Raisixc.—On Saturday afternoon, a handsome Seymour and Blair flag was sas- pended across the street, at the corner of Mury- and avenue and 1th street, South Washing- ton. The expense and trouble accompanying the demonstration was principally incurred by Messrs, Henry Knight, Carer and Clark. It is designed at an early day to raise a flag staff, when the banner will be attached to it. —e—— Pic-Nic.—There will be a complimentary picgme given to Benjamin Leech and Joti ill, at the Seventh street Park on tosmorro (Tuesday) evening, the 25th instant A fine band bas been engaged aud a grand time i+ expected. See edvertisement. —eo—— WASHINGTON, D, OC, August 2d, 1°68 —70 the Editor cf the Evening Star: 1 observed a vom- munication in your journal of yesterday even- ing from Mr.J. H. Grane, stating that at the last meeting ot the Republicans of the First Ward, I had represented him as having made use of language ata previous meeting against the wishes of those present, and in wide digres. sion from the subject under discussion at the tame;also, that he did not intrude himself upon said meeting, and that the resolution concern- ing Mr. Larman, and upon the death of the Hon, Thaddeus Stevens been dis; of, and a motior made to adjourn, when Mr. C. A! Stewart moved that Mr. Crane be invited to make a few remarks. Now sir, in reply to these statements, permit to say, that I, as secre. tary of the meeting, left a correct record of its proceedings, and my minutes will show, and your reporter will bear witness, as Well as bear Mr. Crane witness, that the strongest language used against Mr. was loudly applauded and tha: my tame remarks received no app whatever; that the resolutions relative to the death of the Hon, Thaddeus Stevens were not completely disposed of when Mr. Crane re- ® to our invitation to make a few re- marks; for (if the gentleman will remember) a motion to amend the resolutions referring to the Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, appointing a commit- tee of five to make appropriate arrangemen: fer memorial meeting In commemoration of the departed statesman, was pending, and Mr. Crane made one or two remarks relative to Mr. Stevens, then digressed from the subject and denounced the course of Mr. larman in the strongest terms, and with which we have uoth- img to do, so far as Mr. Crane is individually concerned. After we. his aggrieved constituents, de- nounced his course with dignity and respect for his personal feelings, which we thought would induce Mr. Larman to abandon his way- ‘ward course, and leave the party with whom be bas acted since the last election, and who but a few months ago reviled him and said all manner of evil against him because of his at- tachment to theGreat Republican party, whose glorious principles of equal and exact justice to all men must of necessity be the all preyal- ing laws of this District, in order to make this city worthy of being the Capital of this Great blic, and to refute the groundless argu- ments of the Jnieliigencer of the 20th inst., that ‘Washington is no place for a permanent resi- dence or investment of capital now that it is under Redical Rule. &c. have great confi- fone ed Mr. Crane’ Po ct oonny ted Key —— principles, consequently there is net the slight- est difference in the world between Mr. Crane and myself politically, or upon the fundamen. tal principles of the progressive’ ‘of which ‘Wwe are both members, but we do differ in re- gard to the manner of denouncing those who are treacherous to our principles. We de. nounce them severely, but net ina manner that will put their characters on a level with criminals against the peace of the commmnity, serious and critical times in denounee their ac- tions with dignity, severity, and a certain de- gree of moderation: and if, after that, they con. their imconsistent course, let them go, In failing to en- ‘we did not re- CITY ITEMS. — pk 2 Ss nd Place 0 the toil f sensi le. a jets 0! e . Tee and preservative ‘Sozadont has supers: them all. “SPALDI NG's Give” mends Furaitare, T: Crockery, all Ornamental Work, esi ie —_-—_ UProtesrerens Goovs aT Cost.—As I am About to close my business this fall I offer the following goods at cost A Damesks, Enameled Cloth, fotland Tasseis, Tacks, Roller Eads, Wedge Cloth, Carpets, Table Linens, Bed &c. Small deaiers and othersare respectfally invited betere ing else where. 820-2; A. ADAMBON, 506 street. —_-——_ Vast Quantiriss oF Ivo: Qi = 4 DEsTROYED.— Jastal are lost ev: AccipENTs will occur even in the best rega- lated families, and “Spalding’s Glue” id ———_ THERE 18 4 Tiwg POR EVERYTHING, but it — a an: th and buy your gents Farnishing 0 cent. less than in any other store im this city, Re ‘the, 5 with 2 front, Corwa, Boxtons, BaD Natta, and all dis- eases of the feet, successtall; bours from #a.m.to6 p.m. No charge for consultation. Established 156) —$——— Pricg List of Gent's Furnishing Goods at the original Franc, 494 Seventh street, (large late glass front,) between Dand E streets:— White Shirts,$1—#1.50;Fine White Shirts, 02.50; Good Sammer Under Shirts, 50, 75, 1; Good Summer Drawers, 50, 75, $1 Good Cotton Socks, 10, 15, 20 cents: Paper; Collars, 10, 15, 18,25 cents per box: Handier- chiefs and Suspenders, Ties and Scarfs, in end- Jess variety, at popular prices. P.S.—I have no branch siores. it ——_.—__ Lapis, the choicest Perfume m the world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles the odor of & rare and delicate met of flowers, and in this respect is unri A few drops will leave its peculiar and delight handkerchief : —o—__ For Corrs, Bunions, Bab Nats, £0. visit Dr. White's rcoms, No, 424 Pennsylvania Avenue, between 4 and 6th streets, ——— ‘WHAT MAKES your bair so beautifal? Mrs. S. A. Allen’s Improved (new style) Hair Re- storer or Dressing, (ir one bottle.) Price One Dollar. Every druggist sells it. 20 —_e—__ Pursone wishing to subscribe for Tam Stan ‘who reside on Capitol Hilland the Navy Yard, Gapiloretreet between Sinand sine, oe EM 8 n § Joun Coserne, Agent —.——_ Wrarrine Parun for sale, Apply at th Star Office. MARRIED ABBOTT—ELUIN. On the 13th instant, at the reon’s house by the Rev Benjamin Hencet, Mr. HOMAS ABBOTT. of Washington, D. C., to Miss SALLIB A. ELLIN, of Prince Georges county, Ind. a BLAIN-8TONE. In 18th instant, by Rev. BLAIN Washington city. on th re Biniths SOSEPH A, Ni er Richmond. HA. AO. “2. i to Mi oungest daughter of Dr. Johm Stone, of George: Rocar ¥ town, D. ©. d BREGAZZL. On Mouday morning, the 24th in- stant JOOHPH infant son of A ond Lociee he gazzi. aged 11 months and 26 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re spretfully Invited to attend the funeral from the idence of Lis parents, No. 4S4 Pennsylvania nne. between sid and rs (Tweeday,) the 25th ina. DBIVER, Sunday nicht, GEORGE W Geo. . ans ar river. “ofthe funeral will take place this Monday) +) infant ‘The funeral m., ats ppc’. Friends of the family are invited to attend. ™ EICHHOBN | On the 234 instant. of brain fever, RUD@LPH. infant child of Rudolph and Anpic Eichhern. aged 9 months and 24 days. The fnneral will tak e from the resiqeace corner of Sd aud F streets, on Mon. it 43) o'clock, to which the friend« of Tespect{ully invited. ? SAUTER. thi banced ia nig jORGE W. I., ouly son of BM J. . Sauter, aged 3 month and 18 ear Geor: We loved can tell. othe petipioae LEAH ved you. 00, an 5 ‘Te take you home at rest. His funerel will take piace on this (Monday) signing, the 2ith inst. at o'clock. to which the je and relatives of the family Tespect iy erted to tend, without further notice, from the reeidence of bis’ parents, No. 670 N street, be- tween 4th and 6th streets. * LOWS. Angast 21. 13°3. HELEN EB, enly be- loved daughter of Thomas and Jane Lowe, aged 2 |. 9 months and 24 das * fier suneral will take piace from the residence of her parents, on 2d street east, between G gud H porthJon to morrow, (Tuesday,)the 25th inst., at ° DANT. On the 33d instant. HATTIE MAY, ee of Joseph and Emma Pant, eged 7 months and 4 days. T Telsitves and friends of the family are re- ipoctfully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow, (Tueeday .) at 10 o'clock, ? ‘OWLFE) On Sunday morning. 231 instant, of ccumantic , ALBEB’ FOWLER, in the 24 * the frien y are invited to attend A The friends of the femal his iuperal from the residetce of hie father, cor- ber of Frederick snd 7th streets, Georgetown, on Tuesday afternoon, 24th i at 4o’cloe! ? LE PANIER BUSTLE, FOUB DIFFERENT STYLES. LE PANIER ELIPTIC SKIRTS, FROM $1 UP TO 91.50, aT BAUM’'S, OOBSET FACTORY, LOUISIANA AVENUB, between 6th and 7th streets, iret? THE WHITEHURST PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Nos, 424-6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 434 and 6th streets. ‘This Establishment, founded in this city in 1880, ‘and embracing among its hundreds of thousands of negatives and specimens, PORTRAITS FROM LIFE of all the Veleprities that have been on the stage of action since thet time. bas just changed ds and been thoroughly reorganized, under the direction of a jor French Artist. and, rare old Ti Gem Likenesses for Lockets, Watches, and all other miniature purposes. palBuige Medes Mocbinery, swe avereuntee : f ‘other Imaginable thing taken oF copied, ta the Dest wtyle any size. Old Daguerreotypes, Pictures, Paintings, &c., ® i when desired), and ren: renewed, copied. coleraed( 5 Ten- Pictures taken in all kinds of weather, Facilities unsurpassed. Ou: re line, is, “The fi Mie like likenasece ot Bisfiowest prices,”” +: Nos, 424-6 Penna. Ave.. bet. 4% and 6th ste, Cut this owt for @ Memorandum. a 12-1m* ORY @ooDs AT Low PRIQas. MARLOW & CO.’8 PERFECT FITTING SHIATS MADE TO ORDER. MANUFACTORY, tan 2®? PENNSYLVAEIA AVESUR. EACH BASEETS! P PEACH bask ETEI! SKETS!! + yf. Bret BESS BADEN, 3. P. BABTHOLOW. Hardware and icloaleannl Warcwonse, Buteols 550 7th strest, below Penns. 3 BOIAL NOTIC 2 PHALON’S “pAPHRIAN LOTIO3” BRAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEX. mate! Hb, Payee Sonne nea ae Lone “PAPHIAN SO the nad BATE, will Dot “cinp the BEER" Price 38 sonta per oaks. “FLOR DE MAYO.” Bt ea a ey ne Ss ere Pi aa 0: = ALL ToS, Ee OF 4 LAX U, MEDICIN Perhaps no one medicine is quired by everybody as a any before 20 Siivactestpareutr een Seestaat efficient purgative Pint. reason ia. that it is e more reliable and far more effectual remed; Those who have tried it, red them; those who have not ow that it cures their meighbors and friends, ‘and all know that what it does once it does always: it never fails thi ‘any fault or of ._ We have thousand: thoi < certificates of their remarkable cu C iy and by correc xist,euch de nm in of disease. bute directions & ro givens tm the per <0 ‘are giv = “ the Pox Yor the following ‘complaints, which these a 2 RGPRESTA or INDIGESTION, LIST. oF | List. LESSNESS, LANGUOR ad Less OF APP. TIT, the shonid te taken mederately te stim- b and restore its healthy tone and or LIVER COMPLAINT and its various symp- tons. BILLOUS HEADACHE BICK BESO. ACHE. JAUN DIOR or GRE KNESS, BIL. TOUS GOLIC and BILIOUS BS, they should be judiciously taken foreach case, to correct the diseased action or remove the obstractious wiich cause it. « DYSENTERY or DIARBHGA but onj mild dose te generally revaired. 4 For RHEUMATISM. GOUT, GRAVBL, PAL- PITATION OF THE Hi AIN IN THR SIDE, BACK AND LOINS, they should be co: tinuously en. as required, change the lis With such change ¢ ae system. complaints diva For DROPSY ana DROPSIOAL SWELLINGS they should be taken in large and frequent dvsce to produce the eficct of @ drastic purse. tak ns ‘or SUPPRESSION a ‘xe dose should be g en a8 it produces the desired effect by sympa- ‘Aga Dinner Pill, take or two Pills to pro- mote digestion and relic stomach. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels into healthy action, restores the apne avd invigorates the system, Hence it is often ad Yaptageous where no serious derat gement exist One who feels tolerably wel dose cf these Pills makes ter, from their cleansing and renovating effect om the digestive apparatus. DR. J.C. AYEB &0O., Practica Oxemists. Loweti, Mass.,U.3. a Zz. D. GILMAN, je 13-eosmD& W Agent, Washington AMERICAN HOUSE, Boston. Massacuvser: ‘very important and extensive im; ate pitch have reoentiy been mando tnt 18 popular lotel, the —— in New Eng! enable pro: re to offer to Teurints, Families, and the veling Public, accommodstions and cou ences superior to any other Hotel the the summer magn: structed, conveys house in one min and richly rhly re} |, making it, ip aitits pointments,equal to any hotel in the coun- "Felegraph Office, Billiard Halls. and Cafe on floor. 18 BICE & SON. Soy 2 lew et ‘Proprietors. BATOHELOB’S HAIB DYB. ‘This splendid Hair ye ts the best in the world the only trae aud perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, fustantaneons; lutment; jous tite emacs fg Roo oad dyer tnt: all ists and Perfumers; or brown. id Se Brgeey canis ne So=Non Has TBIUMPHED. giceea cr port ease, a asef oot ed. io Poromac ROE HERBING. POTOMAC SHAD. Meet ek a a Corner of 14th and F streets, ani9 er of Under Bbbitt House. a ANDREW J. J0TUt @CO., CABRIAGE WANUPACTUBE 47 aod 479 lith street. Particular attention given to repairing. delé-lim Exozavim vated by C; Sdn & fou mgotow.°* _myn-tt . avenue. @ wwii, & IMPORTER OF PABISIAN FANCY GOODs, 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, PRON cdi he ope stewed ge) — Ee eee RE a oe “Ferree ee assy Jou cnar 200., WOOD AND WILLOW WaBgs, BROOMS, ‘TWINES, OOBDAGS, &e., de. 16 FULTON AND 903 FRONT STRERTs, SEW YORK. agyane BEATE. WILIGAN A.GEA OTICE TO ALL PERSONS BUILDING ALL, PEBSONS BUILDING ©. SCHNEIDER, DP RutrICN Bet. HANG- 271 i avenue, Joth and li in the most ved or wi it i 0! eae ner. GNA Ean ead pat up in country at cit M=?#070177, SALOON, DEDER METROPOLITAN BALL. Fexa’s Avenvs, Wxan 1)7TH StRext We * GkORGE W. BAUR, Proprietor bape Ug Oe ieee “Rirastamemer mae ,, er GEORGETOWN. —_-— Afiaire in Georgetown. Fierttxe Cask.—Jobn W. Gross and Cha-. Krause were before Justice Buckry this mora- ing. charged with fighting in the market, ang were fined $2.50 each. It seems that Gross, who isa buckster in the market was at bis stand, when Krause came up and some sugry words between them. Kraase walked around bebind the stand pulling of his cos’ and challengiug Gross to a fight, which Gross accepted, ard the result was several outs About the head and face before the parties were arresied. When at the station Bouse, Krause ‘Was smeared with blood from bead to foot. AssavLtT axp Batrexy.—This morning, several colored men entered the store of Mr. Goldstein, pawnbroker, on Bridge street, and while there became very obstreperous, and when Mr. G. remonstrated with them was calied a foul name by one of the party called Bud Harrod The wi Party were arrested, and Justice Buckey dismissed al) except Har- rod, whom he fined $3.50 for using profane Justice B. was about to fine bum also $2) for carrying concealed weapons, bat relented, as Harrod protested that be was on his way to get bis razor sharpened. MerceaRte’ Excnance —Oferi: bushels red wheat, 3,40 bushels corn, 10 bush rye. Sales: Wheat, 5z0 bushels at $2.60, per bushels; 136 bushels at $2.35. Corn, 340 busbels at $1.18; S50 bush. at $1.16 —— (damaged) 1.38, THE Canat—Business continues rather dull yet on account of the scarcity of water - which is still atlow mark. A boat in attempt- ing to enter the Aqueduct this morning, on ber way to Alexandria, became jammed between exther bank of the canal, and it was with great difficulty gotten off. ‘Tue NEW BRIDGE OVER THE CANAL AT THE ALEXANDRIA AQUEDUCT —There 18 every Prospect that the new bridge over the Canal at the Aqueduct will be at once commenced and pushed rapidly to completion, asa large por- tion of the aron work to be used im the con- struction arrived this morning. IMPROVEMENT.—The aquedact bridge over Rock Creek is being improved by new flooring which will be cheering news to pedces- trians having occasion to use that thorough- fare. Prc-Nic OF THE GrRvaN TuRwens —The pic-nic of the German Turners, of George- Lo town, ts in progress this evening at Green Springs. The Fitth Cavalry Band enlivens the scene and the exercises consist of target shooting, Tope walking, and various gymmnas- tic exercises, There is a large crowd in at- tendance. River Frowt.—Cleared, Brig H. H. yrey, Brenster, Portland, Main: Sloops Kitty Ann, Seaman, and Waymark from Alexandria; Steamer New York, Jones, Phil- adelphia. FREEDMEN’s VILLAGE.—The Freedmen’sVil- lage is being thinned ont, large numbers of ats inhabitants moving to the District, as the ten- ement buildings there are being rapidly dis- posed of. THE GREAT REMEDY FreR HOWE PURPOSES, APPLIED EXTERNALLY—When there is pain or inflammation, aforde instant ease. eicher than morphine, chloro yvther apodyne known to (he QEIZED with pa ry lass of water,will, ina few Temove all upeasinese, PERSONS SUBJECT ¢ lexy, heart «it ghar pendactics. fu len faint ee shor op the ‘Dear them. « teaspoonful a, three minutes, remove ail digiculty : RADWAY’'S READY RELIEF Georgetown Adver MAcsertra: MAGN LIAS A full supply of this choice EXTRA FLOUR on hand and for sale by manufacture mARent No. 77 Water street, Georgetowa, D.C. au colm LOCKS! CLOCKS IN ITSSIMPLIOITY AND GRANDEUR. ‘We have just received an assortment of, BBONZE snd RUSKWOOD CLOCES st re- fy duced rates.” Buying our cogs strictly for fo % poco ggiannyenice pony Bee ney ‘Will fret consider in ite capacity axa «p< far famed remedy, Radway ® Bead. TmeP eee TESS LACK TORD & SONS. a throwgbe ‘the civilized worl rt, Georgetown. nificant alliter This remedy au 22-tf south side. is beppily me the possessed of properties that give Cnte'dna positive proof’ of its excelicnse, that most skeptical cau fecl ite power iu & few seownd» where the auflerer is the vietim of ex i pain. It is pot a question with thie remedy of tue it takes to remove the perception or sensation of pais. or of the cost; for tke m ment it is applied to the part of the bed pain exists the patient is relieved. And if th Be from n established disease. ® cure wi econ follow ‘The Ready Belief is = vegetable remedy It te ate, It is quicker ta enbdning fent comfortable than Opium, or any other cation ‘Tenders and ite uert SUMMER RESORTS. ‘ARLLIN'S SPRINGS, VIRGINIA On the Lcudon and Hampchtre Railroad. Seven miles from Alexandria and Was ington. Splendid accomodations for 8: day Schools ang other OBERT BA re partion. L, No. mi 7th streei ont 3y-1m* WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ances sCREENBRIER CO, W. Va 7 loug and fayorabl the seekers of health aud pleasures wi beopen for the reception Visitors on the Ist of June. With extensive improve- mentsand Smee refornishing of the ns went. we wil be prepared for the comfertable ccmmodation of from Aficen kundred to two thow " ‘ange of family seca pocur mt any mom The Realy Kee should be kept in every house. for if aay invary or Sccident eccure to child or grown person. its n=: Will prove of Immediate service. It mat what the difficul S Bruire. Cut. W vi i covers the entire 5 liable to Persons. Fain. Ach 5 jot and Warm Sulphar Baths. so emineatly ser. | 73)" Ache, Cough, | olds Croup. and a | ° wicenbie in conmection with the tenemel es of fucvery family, thie READY BECIEF colts e alterative waters, are always at the ‘command Of the visitor. few minutes, prove i ‘One of the best Oity BANDS OF MUSIC witi be | Pit" OOM: and a sul ‘open to ' ene. ogee the use of those who may desire to indulge in | efor? the doctor arrives It cam moves tenant but will alway: beck or exercise. pore ey oo ee eee good. en under 10 years, and colored rervants, hal! Brice: white servants sccordiug to accommods No effort or expense will be spared en the part of |. to Mma ine Seartcecsisist een teens Visitors in every respect. 87° For a fall f the Mi zi 17S SND COLE OF PROTIL RTD ERB ora o epictnat, Err. 3 EN x CACY ANDAPFLICABILITY of these waters to particu. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. so res relerred to the of Dr. MOORMAN, on thes Mineral Waters of the Puited States and Canada.” to be found at Messrs ELLY & P Balt Itisin diseases where immediate and abso! Assistance and relict is required whereiu Gy proves its superior, and we might «ay, super patural power in saving life, aud promoting other Book BITE SCL worse, APA BT on the beaith. UB SPRINGS, containing mach valuable in m, can be obtained without charge, of In cases where E; ic Diseases, Pestilence, Messrs, COLE. & BOGEBS. Baltimore. Smail Pox, Fevers, exist. this remeay proves a7 ROUT: hE SFBING= from any Potnt | the potent power of a disinfectant. neutr NORTH or vis WASHINGTON. GOK that the Ready Relief when DONSVILLE. STAUNTON, to COVINGTON. Asiatic Cholera, Yellow Fever, Typhoid Fe 1s oe by & Fine Live of 8: Coaches Small Pox, Di a + prevell in ® community, i) pike, 20 Miles to the Springs. il be setae’ ‘with toes and "je eo tm" FRTRURIDEAE, will be cared if the directioas are followed. this remedy is, it possersce = Clements of cure of the most violent parotel, FALL STYLE HATS. TU | sve tatal ciseasce that scourge the earth ‘or $2.80 you can have your old styl ck ATT remodeled te the beteat fall style, oe jstest made to order at second Also, ality $5. at CUS NING: ‘8, oni colin No. 346% Tou. bet Lead Kk. GRR recnx wane-nooms. aa ‘Travelers are invited to call and select TEUNKS, VALISES, AND SATOSELS, THE PROPERTIES OF THE READY EE LIEF ABE COUNTER-IRRITANT, RUBEFA CIENT, ANTI-SPASMODIC, DISINFECTANT ANTISEPTIC, DIFFUSIVE 8TIMULANT TONIC, NERVINE, ANODYNE, ABT-ACID. Mork Gelivered free o charge. WALL, BOBINSON & 00., 322 Pennsylvania avenne, = == Detwoon Sth end beth strocts. os ts.ate n Attatic Cholera, sither ae prexeativ eure, ‘more value fe world thea Cee NG TN HOSPITAL MEM AMD | Siner ditcoveriee iu vogue, — It instantly secures rest, stops Cramps ant 8, ond Pcie the constituente of the biced to . on. and Sooecpert Ee Coustituen Pro} « bloed and arreets In Yellow Fever it ielikewise all ‘with the assistance of lwny + Pil those exposed from attacks, that may be seized in Fever and . Typhoid, Bilious. and other Fevers:tite use will 'alenre insane cure. In Bheumati«em Bonraigin, Gout, Tic Dolorenx Sore Throat, Diptheria. Influenza. in all cases inflammation. the Ready Belief, assisted whei quired with the Resolvent and Pil; effect acure. ie, wilt NEW IMPROVEMENT RELIEF. ™ READY Cn peepee V. BOYD, B. M. HILLMAN, ALBX. BORD Asents for sais of the Crisbrated Pittsburg Coal Ox; FERTILIZERS, BU) . between Hs ale af E at or] iff i fart & For sale by RL BARTHOLOW. Hardware and » an d-coltt 555 7th street. below Penna. ave cha cs in > — Colum: A A