Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circalation in the District | CROSBY S. NOVES.....0000.Editere SESE WASHINGTON OITY: i WEDNESDAY... JUNE 2, 1869, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. | SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TRLE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. ‘Tur Wacutxorox axp Brrrao RAILRoap. ‘Washington basso many emoryo railroad pro- jects on band that she has not been abie to give ue concentration of attention to any particu- Jar line. The latest whose claims has been presented to the attention of our citizens is that | oposing a great North and South line be- een this city and the lakes. A delegation of jgens from the northern part of Maryland visited us Intely to urge the advantages to | ‘Washington to be derived from the consiruc- | tion of this road. At that time mention was made of meetings to be beid along the lineot the proposed road. im its behalf. One of these | meetings has since been held at St. Mary's, | Pennsylvania, presided over by How. Et. R. Euddle, of New York, and which seems to have | bad large and influential attendance. In the | course of the proceedi a letter from Hallett Kilbourn, Esq., Secretary of the Citizens’ Rail- rosd Committee of this city, and the proceed- ings of the Washington Board of Trade in the same connection, were read and seemed to give much satisfaction. ‘The facts set forth at this meeting in regard to the local value of this road to the authracite coal trade, the iron ore trade, and other traffic, and the necessity of 3 low grade railway trom Buffalo to Washington to affiliate with the Pennsylvania canal system shows that that there are really some pretty heavy in- terests enlisted in theenterprise. Phtladelpbis Was warned tha: in aiding New York to build, railway from the Fort Wayne railroad via the Mahoning.ard neglecting the occupancy of the water-shed between the Potomac and Juniata may see her commerce dragged at the beels of the irom horse to rival cities. One of thespeakers was warmed up to the point of saying that “What the round knob and hill tops of Gettysburg and Waterloo were to the armies ot Bonaparte and Lee those plateaus will be to the commercial imterests of Philadelphia, should Baltimore and Washington cities detail & Meade and Wellington to hold these hills! As well might Philadelphia attempt toempty the sea as to compete for the western trade with Baltimore, (in possession of this vantage ground), or with New York for the commerce ot the lakes, by any other route than the Juniata Valley, and thence to Erie, Buffalo, etc.” ‘The matter of getting 9 charter was discussed, and in the range of arguments presented why Congress should authorize the constraciion of the road was the novel one that in view of the certainty of the acquisition by us of the British Possessions on this continent,a military, postal nd commercial railroad trom the Likes and Canadas to the national armory, and the po- litical heart of the nation, was a military ne- cessity. Should Congress, however, fail to charter the road, it was pointed out that the dissevered links now built may be united under the free railroad law of Peunsylvania. ‘The meeting, it should be added, did some- | thing more than talk, and pledged itself to Fausing some $50,00 for the construcuon of the road. Rev. Mr. Sunderland, of this city, seems to be bidding for the chaplaincy of the Chandler- Butler expedition against England, if we may yudge by the tenor of his discourse before the New School Presbyterian Assembly in New York om Monday iast. The circumstance | ‘Which called it forth,—being the recommenda- tion of the committee on bills and overtures that prayer be offered up throughout the church for the preservation of peace between the Uni- | ted States and Great Britain,—would seem to be a sufficiently harmless and Christian-like Proposition of itself; but the bellipotent parson | availed himself of the opporiunity to give the | British Lion a drabbing he will not be likely | and to torget very soon. We like these periodical warlike ebuilitions, as well on the part of Preachers as of politicians. They aiford a fine field for the display of patriotic pyrotechatcs, and at the same time serve to keep that fearful ‘Wild fowl, the Lion-and-Unicora, in a proper state of subjection, without serious expenditure of money or loss of life. CosvENTION OF COLORED Rerusticays nm MaRYLAND.—A Convention of Colored Repub- heans of Maryiaud assembled in Baltimore yesterday. Several of the counties were not represented. A number of speeches were made ‘ud some forty odd resolutions adopted; ex- pressing confidence in President (rant and his Administration; thanking Postmaster Cress. well for bis efforts to elevate their race; nexing that colored apprentices be admitted to all branches of trade, and that that no colored me- ehanic shall be prohibited from any trade. thanking the President and Federal officenold- ers for the appointment of colored men to po- Tne sensation just now in the j and theatrical circles of New York seems to bs & row between Mr. George H. Butier, unde- ‘stood to be the theatrical critic of the The Spirit of the Times, and & Mr. Henderson, manager of one of the burlesque troupes at present piay- ing in that city. We have called it a row, ‘hough it seems to be a rather one-sided affair, in which the blows, both in @ newspaper and prize ring sense, are all given so far by the first named person. We know nothing of the merits of the quarrel in question—in which 8 woman will probably be found, as usual, to be in some way mixed up—nor do we know or care anything about Mr. Henderson, who 1s doubtiess as bad as need be; but we feel impelled to say, in the interest of journalism, that more indecent and scandalous piece of writing than the attack on him which appeared in The ritof the 2d ult. we have never seen in any newspaper makizg claims to respectability. All right minded people must consider it a reproach to the proiession that the columns of a public journal should be made a medium of so much personal spicem, sud most of all those of a periodical setting itself ap as “the American Gentieman’s Newspaper." If articles in the style of the one under notice are the literary pabulum of the “American Gentleman,” in Heaven's name keep from before us the chosen diet of the American Loafer! «Judge Francis, of the Troy Times,” has at last sailed for Europe. We trust the New York papers will survive bis absence; but i will be very hard on them, as he nas been the unfailing subject of an item for them for some three months past M’He Tostee took her farewell of the Ameri- can stage in New York on Monday evening THE POSTPONED ANNUAL FESTIVAL the fit of the PRUSPRUT HILL MEIERY Twit be hs = the new Bchusizen Park a SOAY. °° COMMITTED OF ABBANGEMERTS. CITIZEN MEET the Be ING—AII the cltizy ne ofthe Beventh werd are ch Bre invited to mect at leland Halle ya his Hall on FRIDAY EVENING. June ath. to nominate conthsens for Alderman and Common Councilmet A STRAWBEERY FECTIVAL FOR 7H benefit of Trinity Cl pang ee oraee Mand Wabaespay ‘and Taguepay “EV Jere 2d and Sd, at 7 o'clock. Admisa FESTIVAL —The Ladies of the Ti ND (Oe bkerise. HiUMOH wilitoid a Fesett AL in thelr new House, D-strest, betwe ‘and 6t streets, commen ez st a ving beng ‘C. MEADOR. Pastor. [| © dead GBaY’s CELEBBATED SODA WATER. From his NEW ARTIO COTTAG! At northeast corner Messechusetts avenue ‘and 4th street. je 2-eolm* | Hiei | UTS IN BLUE TO THE he dij antise — Tefimenta, com sins the hole ls city, part ta s out with the’ different. ward ra‘ Bepublican nomi ations, and will parade nder tl he commando oft pective rerimental commanders. toa man Old Gitize m earebeition, Quariecen asters of rogt- Ube supplied with oll wt the different ftcarters tm “I: B. ADAMS, Commanding. DR LINCOLN HAS BETUBNED TO THE Wevieck atte from 3toS clock p. m, E PHILBARMONIG so0rErY. oot, the Boe eeu bay, .Jume Sat Sovclose ». ments for ® Moonlight exer st en TOW NSE uel T THE OLDEST i [ABITANTS. Aovociation wit Reid Ite Rezular Month Mecting on WEDNES pel te att tL jo1-2t RE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEBT- KK HOLDERS of the pote @ ASSOUIATION UKSDAY. Tome 3.1969, ry ; to taxe {nto consideration amend- ments to the constitution. 2 it of the Beard. ©. B. BAKEB, Sec. ING ASSOCIATION 01 ThE F ARD.—The Subscribers to NION BUILDING | ASSOCIATION, will hicet on WEDNESDAY: EVE! ING ‘next: at 3 | o'clock, atthe Friends Mocting House, I street, bet 18th and 19th, for thes pac of officers mens Of “dues. Taoms wishing a DCL “Bee Sec’y pro tem FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The New York money market shows a deci- Gedease. The rateon stock loans remains at 7 per cent., but 4s freely offered to the larger houses, snd balances sre left im the bands ot the Toe eee até per cent. area x 1001 for commercial paper, being generally 748 per cent. —_-—— TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches, INTERVIEW 4 TWEUN BEN WADE AND Sone AL. “aT a. 80 a A =e Ry tee ent, FOR SALE AND RENT. TOR, SALE, a four-stor. b B. fronting te rarrvition = megane. pata macnte , Pian LL D | Renae the adjoining PRE , STE and Teirects. pit chery Laded ply on the premises. cormer 22d. Gall Devore 9, or after 3. FS REW ea a arery 2 deliehtfal OFFIOE OOMS, over Bi What Ben Said—W ‘Ben Maeu't Store. corner of Pa. ‘'t Mach to ‘say About I che even: Gnd inth etrest ply to H.O. HOOD. Whaoaititecnte, the Presi: Net @overmm Securities. What it is Cracked Up to be—+‘Ha: ork | Wasummeron, Juve 2, 136%—Jay Cooke & sue eee reneks’* "ug | Co.farnieh the following quotitiens of Gov- FS BALB—Thai desirabie PRO Gay street, Georgetown. (corm foe Ming. Greene.) = House is of brick, with Soriek beat Good Out of Harness—Kicks Up . 22 beildta: contains thir oome. ana Before Don't Care if Scheel Renee | 3 fee % 3 = a be Net. ‘Special Dispatch to The Star.} New York June 2.—The Washingioa Herald correspondence has the following Jan. & July, "67. ae i ay eu anee; Five Pwenter, Jan. uly, 03.2105 x Old Ben. Wade, wno hed base oe al Ten FOriebsse case conececeseenesc100 “ ‘OR BENT-HOUSE 447 § v.86 WEW YORK—PIRST BOARD. 7 p amapeee pod “atrest, Detweer pa —_ sth streets Also. house on Mb at the meeting of ‘the Directors pf the Pa- Rext door, a cific Ratiroad, came here on his way to his home in Obio.to see, as he says FOE BENT-—FORNISH ED ROPMS communi. BE, On 24 floor, for housekeesing, or ts ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, lemen; water and gas in jocosely. “how the Government runs without | 5-20"s, 1864. oS . “4 HAS REMOVED TO No. 409 F STREET, Dim.” Beme out of office. he has no favors to | 5.20%, 1865. strost, between S18 ane Bets. app my 24-tf EAB 71x. Socks ofthe varteee basa es Doreen tne | CATS ERES: TOR BENT-A FRAME BOUSE tye poms: M"s,8, 88 ON ETT doors of t! —— pee Departments open F with garden, chofce grapes, neat strect i 1 and CLa EDIUM. guarantees to Bim with wonderful freedom. Old Ben. = $13 in advarce’ Inquire of WH LANGLEY | to core sit OBBONIO DISEASE © ~. his respects to the President while here, an: artowone ‘Tune 2.-Ootton Nery firm: Mid- | corner ath etrect east and Peas. avenue, oppo- | junge.liver and genera’ depiitt Fe RENT — Handeomeiy od PARLORS they smoked a cigar together, and aureueed dling U; is, 29. Flour dull and prices | site Wailach Building i cies. Can be consulted at her rooms, Bo 416 and, connecting Bevhoo Also. hema what might have been. and what is. When resales, ‘Wheat dull and prices nominal. DOR RENT—Two unfa om fivet = north, between | oe and 9th weet. my the yes foros hed eine : ‘MS. Apply et the impeachment trial was in progress, no man | Mixed Cor firm at 8a; yeliow dull, at ssas= | JO GR RENT — Two an epee fo. Foautts ctrest nore Coeaee “of Lite street weet and @ was more confident than Grant that Wade | Oats dull at 65a7). Ryé¢ dull and nominal. at Ne. 497 lith street. (west side ) between Pa. re would be a in place of Andrew Johnson to be ‘he interview yesterday natu- rally touched upon this pot, but Wade was not disposed to talk about it. He theretore turned the conversation by asking Grant if he had got fairly into the harness yet. Grant re- Plied that he had, but added that the Presi. dency was not what ft was cracked up to be. «Hard work, hard wor! Wade,” oid the President, “and little thanks,” and then he took Provisions yery firm at previous quotations. | aver Whiskey d ull at $1.02a8).02 5. avd E street. si Le. References required Bo. 180 ath erect, arlor. dining 3." PLEASANT FUBNISGERD SUMMER ROOMS, Bev carpets. gas, hydrante; every a:commo- dation for honsckeepers ingie contle men; clean and quiet; 492 E strect, between Sth and oth; sek two squares of Post Orcs Building. Je —__.—_—_ New York Provision Market. New Yore, Jane 2.—Flour dull and de. cluning. Wheat and Corn dull and unchanged. —_-——_. Wall Street To-Day. zw York, June 2.—Stock feverish but abt ro newly streets between Sth and oe JOSEPH FLINK recommends himse'f to 1 . tor Feri to heal 6; Bupta: ne strong pullat his cigar, and sighed agit strong. Money steady at7 percent. Sterling the affect care: rem betaling Bbeunaiem, Ace cf old standing Hecene aie: MERE? erat Peete Tegretied that he had elected. phat’ exchange 9 Gold 8%. 5-20's, coupon, 224. | JOHN RB. CONDO: 5 Brass a pain. Office 2=9 oy 34 ate. | ine Rooms) Terms very moderate a. been the complaint of every President,” ree | 10-40"s. coupon, 0%. Norih C arolina’s, 60%; do. w oTAEBERT, No. Sto Premises. plied Wade, “and yet every * politician in the | Dew, 56%. Virgin: 745 do. new, G1 ig. mya: tf country is crazy on the subject of the Presi- == Tent HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR Lai LADIs Fon sau Of 140 fect on 8 etree. 5 strnots. ta dope dency. Whv, General, do you know that every European Markets, To-Day. on ge te Poon ti pote aE “ep HARTouRNsi8, 2G | toot to ae pg Price low nee man in the U.S. Sepate wants to be President, Lorpon, June 2.—Forenoon—Consols tor | finest sitnation on 7s Capitol, Pivee Teet, between ny order th: i wat NEY & 00 and thai’s been the case from the beginning of | money, 92%; for account, 2%, ex-dividend; UW. Fi FAX tuat promiptiy ettended to an'ir the Government.” Grant opened his ag at | S. Bends, 40; ee Erie, 19x: Illinois, oes, to FRE! 7 besweon ‘ihe hours of 9 and so stocks ord for B LEON. this, and be seemed to comprehend why the 95%; Great jestern, 2534. D 500 Ninth street, above Pa. avenue, Covster a rows SALE. Senate captious with the President, FRANKFORT, June 2.--U. S. Bonds closed at ~~ GR oldest EW HOUSE, just Sniehed. with from tow “I find that I can’t please everybody in this SE RE RENT—FBAMBE HC HOUSE. No 114 Wi street, Geo! . D. rden and trutt I | ee Pgs, trentaant of FEMALE office,” observed Grant. “Ofcourse you can’t.” i B bg de nn the i ey ‘te: Tespond Wade, “I Rope you do t to do that.” «Well, no, not exactly,” said Grant: “but still 1 didn’t expect it would be so dim. cult to please those I try to please.’ «Well,” said Wade, “if | were President, 1 would take ean, June 2.—Bourse closed steady. Rentes Tif 47. POOL, June »%.—Cotton firmer; Mid- dling Upland lands, 11¥4; Orleans, 11x. Sales 12.000 bales. Breadstuffs quiet. Havers, ‘June 2. ee Onis closed buoyant, both BRICK HOUSES Noe. “x6 and 94 Washingto: Bent 840 per month. Apply to MILEY a re y Satan Gorner Greene and Olive eee ry : “a sais Tey _1¢ bronicte, Intelligencer, care of my friends who made me President as | on spot and afloat—spot, It0%; afloate 37. zt BB rhe ¢ Xellas I could, and let the other fellows grow! °"Lowpom, Javo2-havices trom China report or, BEsy=onr 4 saad 434 Pomarivania anyhow Sep r ose, enay mould make a noise | the total shipments of the new crop of tea thus | 14 ATeRUs, between 43+ and 6th crore. me aes anyhow.” “Sup; * interposed it, -your | far at 140,000,000 pounds, z ie Gi Nery. a friends were exorbitant in their demands Q ‘3 foi you, what would you do then!” «Well ‘would do all I could for them, and then iithes (orstay HOMES FOR SALE. Mipoterox «co., papered and et ants [ca ine ‘will be re. —— tae to purchase emell COUNTRY ‘fied, Merehant Tailo: ceipt of four stamps, ny address Tagy, aS AY to & acres. will find {1 ier might mane he peng are — BANKERS, aoe Tailor, 434 ePetoey ants Sew York ‘iaewc of "knatomy pty LS ook at the Beautifal Hellding ‘Wate. How do you tksepriyace lite, Wade Oonsen Firreant ano F Srecers, = = = ‘frriape 2 Bite aiter being so long in the Senate,” asked = Grant. “It's just like a boy getting out of school,” said Wade; I bave no bother with fel- lows running after me for this, that and the Opposite United States Treasury. Buy and sell Government =a other Bond, bilver,and Uncurrent Mone; alla. S ees Steer Hilt i Pon Othe, Gold, ; FEW BOARDERS CAB [Ohronicie, Tetelligeseer) eres other thing, ard I can enjoy myself, and feel | Give prompt dion to all coligets > independent.” “Private lita is tie best I guess ciate, Pau f eavecially those cy (agile wok Bile Boned 8 en peat OF Mr. Wade,” said Grant, “there 1s more De — between 12t! to it, and then you are your own muster.” ae “Weil 1 would be that anyhow,” said Wade, with & defiant toss of his massive head. «When was Senator, I never allowed any of those nd 2d sts. Tersteh cape on all the principal cities at witht ROOM and the usual rates. O's: ToL TE Ci ‘The interests of our di jiters al: carefull; iaame of BEADEETe « TSBADLEY oma wae (= oes BOARD—At Hyattevilte, ma — The endersi lites Table BS ‘Board cau ined at $2) per month. fellows to boss me, I always had my own clo. ww aeeaos very way.” This was a hintforGrant. Whether | Je2tf (Chronicle and Intellizencer.} Te aera Tree mary BRICK Fe some cam be hed st : he improves it remains to be seen. Wade R®™ ovat, ROHR, comer of New York, av EE. left for Obio to-night. —_ enue and 9th street st C H. 0. HOOD, Fe, RENT_ Three ‘atory ‘BaIOK HOUSE with ASPABIS HOUSE, mh. ae B® Boo 80 long and favorably known in this city for hi coe CAPITOL HILL. ewe upright dealing, will open his ace srcect gus snd Ith streets, Bo. 409. Tngues of WILLIAM sven ow, opposite whe Capito lath st. between O abd New York are mists FINE WATCHES, OR en IDENCE parks swith cool, air ‘Booms, and excellent Lae ao FRAME Loxpox, June 2.—Minister Motl+y to-day | _ NEWEST STYLES OF BIOH JEWELRY, 589 H st... between ath ard Sth: 10 rooms. mod: | Hoard, Bakes ohe o ta Addresseda letter to Lord Clarendon inform- | SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED WABE, BTO nt. ‘Tosaire S22 B pont reasonable to @ good tea- | Band, every Wednesd: ing eos for rent, Jel-lw Corner of Fonse. avenue and lith street, on the erenee. abl single or in suite, at requesting the eppotatment-ef «aay ee ak | oo sos dr Hera diaaaz. a | STEE SQR,AERE,ARD Rrxtomes yon | susie” i Bronce ‘eques' ent oO! lay for the} yY.. weil Felony to may pofal our a og ‘tual Ly e Norther N AND ee TSE FIRST OF ptation of his credentials. To-day has | kept bis branch store at Saratoga Springs the pact | Market mt ire at 342 7th etreot, betwern Tand Osx. BOOM, during the Summ. Voom mamed asa more ‘iting time fe wane teenty seasons, will also aah 4 thebusinees. | Mass avenue. 301-5" | wenthe ren be bed ce able atWiL isterial introduction. nderfal iudneemen: offered there this | £7OR RB! pew, 6 Foon room HOUSES sita- | LARD'S Hu’ The London Times understands that ao new | Smme: ‘and fol value given for your money, ated on nthe Briel hts s Gooens 0 may S7-1m glen la stele’ £00. demands have been addressed to Engiand, ana | te firm wili ve month. Apply to F WHRATU {OUR OR FIVE GE! ERSONS CAN (OR FALE—S500 that Mr. Motley enters upon his duties without HOOD & BROTHER. | ber Merchavts, Georgetown, D. 0 K be accommodated itt BOARD, ) tn the country Fo ‘monthly ae > 0 pear Bladensburg Sta top. A carriage any prospect of a controversy; but at the same Dissouorion OF PARTNERSHIP. F BE Baee Cop fain them toand from the stetion. ‘Terms moderate, | Bifht7-room HOUSE on 4 tume says that the English (tovernment should i Z st the Oap ‘Address Farmer, ee: D. o. m2-tJ2" i end 6 peer CHARLES ThEeON examine any new proposals and see if they Wasnincton Orrr, June 1, 1369. thee i Spe one coolest ant moet as petor . : premises, Price’ a Promise a just and equitable solution. If the Titec prleaua : SIRST OLASS BOA D BOOMS KOR ‘The Ps rehip be isti slebaye cuy entered inte for Sica | © Ove s eve BAgDWak Hor Sepp: atte, day All persons indebted to us ‘ca "loowe tee notice Bow due, and are expected neutrality proclamation is to be made the sub- ject of grievance, we are bound to listen to the ‘arguments adduced,though it is impossible that any good purpose would be served by raising such @ discussion. The Pall Mali Gazette hasa very snobbish arucle on the subject, boasting that America has backed down before British pluck, and families and si ale ge forthe summer, Fount and Penna. avenue. — PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &. WHE GREESLEAF IN THE FIELD AGAL URBAN BUILDIW 400 nb" AND County SEATS FuR North Arlington. Va. ip lots of from one to seres of Land. compr: : Washington Georgetow Soft £7; es bealthy ag any part of many springs of the purest iy « oF froit AN inne at reduced rates pore RENT—A two- ser se couse five Fooms and summer ki of the Treasury and War Departmenter b Ne 6 th bet. K 2 oth. Al to Mr. A bet Sy careens with he F. SIMPSON. access or—i ined to receive and receipt for ry og BR RENT—Part of » FURNISHED HOUSE, Fccortntine of parler. dining room, kitchen. ‘There will be at Odd Fellows’ Hall. on THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 3, A STRAWBERRY AND FLORAL FESTIVAL, under the auspicesof the peek pon apn niin A programme of choice vocal music has been arrarged Pave le Bg roy some of our best artists will assist. Ail who at- tend can feel sure of @ most attract’+> and agrees- ble entertainment. Adult tickets, 28 cents; chil- drem. 18 cente;to be obtained at Pa & Solomon's Bookstore, 334 Pa. avenue: J bys Jowel- vy store. 48 ‘and the door Boors oben at male 1. 0. LODGE. ‘Aa. GBAN' Eneeet Meeti mail be beld on WE: EVENING, Sune Hy ato’ a PH. SWERT, Gr. Sec’y. eT SoeaRonTone OHUBCH, of G Streets. STRAWBBBBY FBSTIVAL. ‘The Ladies of the Church have arran; for an attractive entertainment, which will afford = Pleasant opportunity for renewii nd caltivati sitions, and pledging the colored Republicans of Maryland to support the reguiar nominees of the party; claiming that no distinction should be made by railroad companies and other Common carriers om account of color; tavoring Jadge Hugh L. Bond, for Governor of Mary- Iand, &c. Can apy one tell us why the heavy grass in ‘Re Smithsonian Grounds is left unmown, lodged, tangled, smothering the choice shrubs and trees, and looking the picture of sloven- dmess and unthrift! There is a public gar- Gener, is chere not ! or has he left town for the summer? Or is he practising his trade of bouse-painter? Do the exigencies of the polit- ical appointment business absolutely require chat a public gardener should be a blacksmith oF 8 house-painter? Supposing that they do, ought not the Government to appoint an as- sistant who could tell the blacksmith or the house-painter officiating as public gardener When it is time to mow the grass ? It seems that the cable despatch which vrougbt over & week sgo the savage opinions ofsome of the leading English papers on Mr. Motley’s mission, did imjastice to Mr. Bright, im describing the London Siar as the organ of that gentleman. Mr. Bright once owned a small Part of the stocks or capital of that paper, but he parted with ail bis interest in it before he went into the Cabinet, and now takes the trouble to cause it to be made known that he has no con- nection with that or any other journal. In view of the tone of The Star's article om the oc- caston referred to, we re mot surprised at Mr- ‘Bright's prompt disclaimer. pass. fe Peer An idea of the comparative cost of different pavements may be formed from the bids re- cently offered to pave some of the streets of Brooklyn. The Scrimshaw concrete paving company Proposed to do the work at 83 per square yard; the Nicolsou company for $4.5); while bids for the Belgian pavement varied from 83.29 to $4 ww. —_—__—__—____ The Republican mass meeting to be held this svening in front of the City Halt wil! no doubt be = large and spirited affair. All the ward clubs will march to the meeting with torches Sud transparencies. Mayor Bowen will pre. side, and several eloquent speakers are ex. pected io address the assemblage. ‘We learn that the transfer of the colored Printer Douglass from the case to the place of copy-holder at the Government office was only temporary, amd had no reference whatever to the difficulty with the Printers’ Union. —™ con version te Catholicism of ex-Surgro2 cars! Hammond is exciting considerable comiment fm the religious press. Heretuforr, we believe, Dr. H. bas entertained decidedly materialistic views concerning the soul. Tem Pewwsytvamia Coat ScsrEssto,— The BMiners’ Journal of Saturday says the surplus costcm hand in the market 1s 392,500 ‘tons over the supply of last year at this time. putes tented seething From Shilliagton, Odeon Building. and trom 3.0. Parker, we bave Appieton's Journal for Jane 12. Nearly 20,000 tons of coal were shipped from Cumberland by canal forthe week ending Msy nh, ee SCHUETZ: VEREIN. Wasntne “sar D.O. y 23th. 1359. this Ateoctation ar a ae are hereby Ro- ‘The me tied thats recular meeting wil WEDNESRAY, JUNE 2p, AT Lr “. a. NBW SORt BIZ EN PARK. of Officers for the saeco a will 4 Cay, and the Judges of lection at from’? fp 2 elve the votes embers i ‘over three onthe are tot entitied to vote B HENZE, President. HUGO KANDLI Secretar; vat st AY and WEDNESUAY EVe! Ist and 24, northeast corner 10th “aod Hi streets, Admission, 10 cen! 2 my 28-5t OOLLEGE EXCUBSION.—Students and friends of the Consolidated Business Col- lege sre notified that ai bee: UNBIVALLED REPUTATION FOR UNIFORM GOOD QUALITY AND ICH COLD TEMPERATUBE, With DELICIOUS FRUIT and CREAM SYBUPS. Kissingeo, Vichy, Seltzer, and Saratoga MINB- BAL WATERS on draught. No. 480 Fifteenth atreet, mylt-Sm Opposite U 8. Treasury. Balle Ha BENEWEE AT ony pre ein a ait a ene Sar are in ol feos oer we Maan Benet sronueerapeneate vita ty dra we Keresdered et ‘an Teturs are msds aed bat my 2 Potomac, ser “i tan ‘HE SOHOOL—BAZAa| a4 wis iTRAW BERRY Eran ania ton tieketot edwiseton S)ceute, evening 10 coats. jon ‘my S 29,31 jot Long or short time (BLEY. oom, aud bath room. with bedding and accommodate purchasers ae that under these circumstances the atrival of GUY.” | everthing nocsesaty for kesomioetite aatone THE GREENLBAF CLUB smiounts, eay the new minister is of small importance, and I street, between 13th and Botee WILL GIVE THEIR the = — pated trom copes De c AaB OD es BENT SA 280 eters ‘gantiy-finishad SEVENTH t e - SD PICNIC mission is that juties will afford him suffi- ae ‘story build cient leisure to prosecute his historical studies | ,,Th@,undersigned, tn. retiring from frem business, re- | in corner Mew sth streot,wuit- esc aaa starr PARK, than:s yy ha for manefacterion bury Ls r. ‘e much that Mr. | Rent very low toe sul na Past ADE BURSMAY, SUNK 3, 169 ENGLAND COLONIAL POLICY. a a erases Gieir entire | W:WAIBN: Apsthecery. th afoncar f The Cofalteeplnige shams owe th The Col past ei nes Seas must be Self-Supporting. Lowpow, June 2.—Tne proceedings in the House of Commons last evening in regard to Canada and other British colomes in North most exertfous to make this one of the most attrac Leaner eay ash cf ths neagon. Pieketa, etal ting s Gent and Ladies #0 cen! pmvats EUNDAY EXCURSION 0 @LY- 1 coutinue the and {OR RENT—Two 1 ere Street ei between 2th and 2 to stand. hey solictt for him the thet bi mds anil Rela ae ps ae ek tate i a OB BENT—HOUSE No. 443 9th street, oppo- site Patent Office. Inquire of A. RBEBLY, 431 7th street. between G and H. ay St St” woot yard Toiumbian Collene & GUY. six UNFURNISHED BOOMS FOR BEN i WEATHER If OONTN: you it te S . Un corner of 2th an’? 4 streets; wat nd For the accommodation of private families and Heth yg Home. afles from America was, very ipleresting. Mr. Verney po THE PeBuLic. suitable for housekeeping. "mest se" | children, the apioudid it team en nasi LATTA, would be towards the ‘Acerican colonies. Mr. self as fuocessor to the house Guy, I ees re ROOMS TO BENT, in the new Ruseell replied that while he declined to enter 3 12th street, Hot and Cold water in on the colonial policy of the Goverpment, he intimated that the Government polic was to throw the cost of self-defence on enact colony, and that measures to that end had been partially taken. and would be extended eatil iy FURNISHED iieiee for summer sespoosteliy solicit a hele former ous are of the trade of the gei twill be ay ered. Bets and an examination of my stock of —K desirable HOUSE of 7 rooms "Sars gigi Rese aioe per mont a1 10) Drug stor: corner of Hi and 4th ets. 18 7S conte ELD'S. 216 Pensa. av enue. be. A3th streets, and at the wharf gto spen Sctightfal time away id prices, will satisfy all that it {3 to thot OE RENT—An elagant BRICK ito Foes 10 rooms and a kitebe BECK Forse BOOKS. it t, trade with the new house e — = bout, In next year. ad no doubt that the arrange. : E. F. SIMPSON, Soap op aN sie. 52 = for the cession of the Hudson Bay Uom- STOVE Hous round That handsomely paar Territory would receive the ratification Pa, ave., bet. 10th and 11th ete. Je 1-5t JOS. H. SHAFFIELD. Fe vere RESIDENCE ~cortetving ot the Canadian Government. The question BL modern with m couvenioncre: ‘was not one of purchase onl: utalso of the Gx, EXOURBION TO GLYMONT, 02 development of colonization and ctvillzation, | George Rilic anthor of of “The Spanish Gypay->_ FOUND HS a. SABBATH SCHOOL. Frnich Biinerto had been virtually closed ina Loved the oar eanrts Church at if the scheme were successfu’ aminion re 81 would be able toextend from the Atlantic to oe BENT—A HOUSE on New York avenue, | Ticke 2 the Pacific. He believed that all the interests between 12th and 18th streets, 2 ros water ne Beboot of British Columbia lay in connection with | £0, dnauire of M. GHEBN, corner of inn Keom'ard wharf-on Friday mor my 31 at Canada, and every facility would be given to ae i POR RENT Tyo late ROOMS. commnnteatios ED XOURSIO de 8. oper . hem. te 7; on firet floor, B house factag e Kteamer W. aa be chartered for sees fates: pny e pore Setiementen ieee seek ise 3 fa quire at 267 @ ai er? mse EXCURSIONS 70 2 GLY wos se Hovsers a Bp LOTS i regelles, ford. and ot tes —FoRE factorily settled. The Wedding Di $35 per month, in ping rea inh : ay frntaren- | "Givmont is uow leased by Mr. J. H. Shameld, CITY AND countTrRY Mr. Bury regarded Canada _as the futare | "gy ‘ga 125 | Between ie aud 8 streets, opposite State De the well kuown and popular confection: this highway to the Indie and the East. “He mdi- Norman Leeite By Theo 8 Fay. “a New ‘my 31 3t= ey, who has pat ithe grounds ta ia thorough order FOE SALE BY Annexation to id ‘or nena ctersontesssonoenatnenssenent = neatness and hon 3 iuatast io sec acuteee tae ‘verything | Mental Puctopraphic” Alba Soni FoR tor ied even Foomey carton | Mes. At Bo prior time bas G te forth SF. BROWN & son, to lose and nothing to sions of Tastes. Habi Co: water; near ‘cars and market. 868 per month 16 wont Mr. Adderiay regarded ibe arrangements as ed by Robert fe Mivance. Gall orale a Orevoning.at 134 Latreat, vicomplete Mr will tea REAL ESTATE BROKERS, eminently satisiactory, on the principle that | The Bvropesn & oe A below 224, my,31-3t* Sai undone or exe meet every went | Go he generally disapproved of the system of i, and ‘Classic pois c oor RENT—Tho | of Excorsionists. There will be no room fer Sant BNER 15TH STREET any New Vora Avenraj government guarantees, For that reason he od 5 together with thet wale cy oe months owes isthe endl ‘Mth sta, | plaints from even the most ‘would vote in favor of these me: farntcare, detail an and, ‘ornaments. 12, Twelve Dr Gurley's Oba: Bee OwIsoR. ent Er oar arts, gg BOW Teas. General MORE FIGHTING ssepey Thoos a my 15-1m Lisp mops D1 Reported Capture of Ca joan’s Archit s NGLISH CROCKERY, iby Journal. Havama, Juned—The property confiscated yw ready... rei es boule, aua-w er tn ged This most delighctel E ss Dinner Sad Toilet Ware, | between the 19th of April and the Ist of June, Corrected a and Phir Vor the Big Sai Summer residence will bo rented lo ow £0 & coed ten- _ 49325 9th street, between D'and i. has produced $70,000. The city has been terzi- sresions! a ant of the Forty ‘Brat Os. E. WAG bly excited since yesterday. Volunteers are ae7inst, opposite Pret Ofice, Government edit (T45Le GLASSWARE, BUIT Jai jon, aud only a limited cc - arriving, and serious riots are expected. A number ere issued. ‘OB RENT OR SALE—A se: tat heavy engagement has taken place be. P & SOLOMONG. FS inquire at COOPER & LATIME E'S seugtion 193% 9th streot, between D's snd. tween the Bays of Nipe and Banos. METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, Sh pea gee BENOH CHINA, PLAIN AND GiuT ‘The official report announces that thefour can. | _ie? 2 Penn. ave oe ‘and 10th sis, Fees Ener eager Hote, | EF OJ poe and all other munitions of war oo by the Fillibusters have been captured. EPHA 4935; 9th street, between formerly, occu the : er ane pied ele’ *learaph ofice. ov CoLumsta. Dist: UNTY. fo tw i) ee fos cee AED. Fe ay iw ADWIOK & CO. ATER ARE MORE INDIAN OUTRAGES Ber ‘ixecator Nw RUEASART, Wea FoR BENT—with W ‘SOILET eats 5, MPIOE. Lr: ae. Raga Fort Saxe special = or without, ngelthy location 493% ob trees, PULBIC city, that a party o: anon No. 23 Penney ‘ania avenue. a peeeeen two hundred and fifty Oheyennes attacked an UTLEBY, TEA TRAYS Aze — unprotected settlement, One bundred aad eating PLATED AND BEITTANIA W. fifty miles trom. zr ‘ka, on Sunday morning. ULLRICH They came veges eee under the dahip, an Ted thirteen men, women and chi rene "The w ‘women were ravished, and their bodies brutally mutilated. LAY DELEGATES IN THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. introducing lay’ delegaice isto the ‘Methodiot introducing E ‘Unuren, which was submitted to the membership by the last General Conter- ence, was taken ‘in some of the churches here yesterday. One church Foran against it. poe 493% oth street, between D and E CCAPABY, MOCKING PIED. ae 0: ULLBICH my 31-3" 493% oth at, between D'andk. DRY Goonps. Series invalre at jo. LS Mestheast Tice Bey. ck ‘Bye. oa ‘isch st. I BAVE ON HAND 4 LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK my 29-8 ‘OR BALE—Three Yavpance, cere, tt Dioek of th strectemnee ma see A my bie oe total thus far is 205 for the proposition and sppited for soon, of exc . = a ; ing house. 5.P BICH ABD SEASONABLE DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. my2 6t___ corner 16th st- my &__ Corner sth st. and How York ave. Ph neeenyrnomagbominaa — << disastrous CBE aoe tag aa eee eat socket, R I., by which Elhot Mts contain- Pai jut completed. x ing a iarge ‘amount of stock and machi jones Ty oe home a locality. If’ not sold; will Loss estimated at $100,000. The build: ve Py er aes employment to two hundred persons, sad the | V ERY SUPERIOR BLACK SILKS tent mate Baka was t that basever occ my %8-6t__corner Now York avenue and 13th. Leilene EE TESS SIE 0, J. BONNETS SED BELLON’S CELE. axD MURDER OF A WIDOW BY A MAR- te eryoent markt raoTUum, PICTURES FRAMES The Green-Eyed Monster at the eR ee mie, by 2 PORTLAND, Matwz, June 2.—Mrs. Baker, a een eee aise ra ete |“ ONE PRIOR ONLY, IN narit FIGUEES. aa Pet! Estate Brokers MARKRITER lousy. Mate. Packer kas beemanreaea. HO DEVIATION ALLOWED. — Fak W. M, SHUSTER BRO. Foe re CONVICTED OF SCUTTLING HIS VES- ue 324 Pennsylvania avenue "Bie trate Bi je1- betwoon 9th and 10th sts. eat een mydi cot , June 2.—Warren Gardner, late mas. B Ct = “ peat vote ee LACK SILKS. Joey vessel, Bases: tapeee PEAGK SILKB.0t 61.75, HEAP SHOBS. AUCTION PRIC! 75, and yard, and 400 pairs Ladies’, Gents’ ts’ Chilgrene BOOT Rares ofr ar Sara Eevin's 8 4 White ( itty eon eee Oa & Thin SEMEE D’ prices tor ASE, PARES GOODS 1m creat Bosgairan. x Taare al Bre nats Pe arse! to purchase aniess inte “cher. Saar ga ihre se in-bound SUMMER SILKS at cost to close eat at once. JOHN T. MITCHELL, * ‘NORTH! »BODUCE x, 308. J. MAY i 312 ¥ oka "SS NERO UCE COMPA tis, | iot-stil 309 Pe. ava *bed, stand totevte, PRENSYLVANIA AVEXUR, By 2-6 Botwoon pty agg j0th.