Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1869, Page 4

“ss!s contained the names gi WRK yen? families just 85 soon as the taxes of the pr EVENING STAR. _| seertects'c'ne cotecwe, To my receetly-enfranchised friends I would say, stand by the party that sastained the Gov- SDA’ 7 869, | ernmen: when assailed by those who fongat to SRSRAY...--0 —— perpetuate slavery, mud wag ate tee tue ereat —_ of the ‘ee etaxk the arty who first gave you vilege of LOCAL NEWS. Eisiag up arms in aefones of your country and eee our freedom; by tae party that has e: musements, &c., Te-Night. tbe tet abe Tecogaized you as possessing all the rights that Meraororrran HALL anp VARIsTy TaRa- belonged te white men ler the Constitution Tas, Pennsylvania avenue, between 11th and | of the couutry, that bas protected and deteaded 2th streets. Open every night—with @ first- | your race since the war against assassins and e@iass entertainment. Komox urderere; that bas sent educators and Prov. Suiru’s Art Gallery, 304 Pounsyl- | teachers through the Souto, and established vania avenue, a large number of new chromos | churches and schools in all that region, to ed- yest recerved. ocate and elevate your people; that bas given MARERIT2R’s, 496 7th street—Fine pictures | you laws. under which, when honestly exe- en exhibition. cuted, you will have the same privileges a: Natiowat MALL.—Master Frank D.Gunnell | ¥5!te men; that has secured to you the right to worship God in your own good time and man- wm Be rmerkebiosrners. — her; that opened the doorect courts, aad mule Baatow Gatteny—Exhibition of paintings. | yeu competent witnesses and jurors im sit jn- St Marraews’ lwstirure.—Strawverry | dicial fproceedings: that, in this District, bas Festival and Concert, e ed the word white from the statutes, Scuvrrzew Park. established a system of free schools, pl ‘Festival for the benefit | and of Prospect Hill Cemetery which, when properly carried out, will enable Leotur® Room of Trinity Charch.—Straw- | You to give all your children a good education, berry Festival for the benefit of the Chureh. ‘@ boon sbove all price; that has placed the bal- Ss > jot im your bands, elected and a mted you Istaxp Bartisr Cuvncn —Sirawberry Fes. | to'nied ang responsi povitions and sheen tival for the benefit of the Charch. that they regard yon as men ard not “gorillas,” Opp FRtitows’ Hatt — wherrv sud Fio~ | as friends and brethren. entitled to all the bless. ral Festival for the benefit ot the Unim:tariaa | ings and privileges that God in His wisdom aud Cbvreb. inten for al) his ereatares. Grati- well as r own fatare welfare, EXcURSION to Giymont by the Consolidated Husinees College. uid prompt you “_—___e-__ its last mission is ended you do it. GREAT REPUBLICAN MASS MEET. | _ If thereisa single man of the long oppres NG. TAce present whe bis contemplatd goiag over of the Ticket_Euthusi to the ene = him to look mack a year estration—Speech of M Orso, and see wher his ne ates 810% D+ moustration—Sperch of Mayor R Delonge nptoien aer o and wh ha to-day on the thaw nt tothe Qonstitation. Tt ie essy fo: —natural. perhaps, to some of them Was heid : aad it was very Roat will thoy, have tasy jargely attended. A Dendsome stead was ce on their city or ted between the two wings of the batidine. They will nse you, anu ‘The fron: of the pintform was surmounted by | when aw large star mm cas je > gain point will {Awe nyo ter you. But wait till Monday and seo A a's? | how they caange atter you have voted. | D°- | tney would again reduce yon to siavery, again t ke you hewers of wood and drawers of wa- Be not deluded by their sweat smi! their tender caresses, and Boneyed wore, le = OP- | you forge the chains thatsnail bind you in per- epablicagism™— | betual bondage. ba 1 have detaimed you too long. We have other who will address you and iaterest you more thaa Lean. 1 wiil therefore close by inanking you for your kind attention. The Mreting Wil: now proceed to complete the or- ganization by choosing the necessary officers . Mayor Bowen was frequently auterrupted gtaphot F. A. Bo@weill, the candisate for C by ques and applause, parang d the arrival lector, was ats tatiorm. Ober trans | of delegations from the Third and Fifth Wards, ae cee oon the stand. The Wash- | jnciudiog the Fifta Regiment of the Bovs in ou (Germania Band furmshed the music. | sine and the Pioueer Corps, hended by Nalest tof the ward delrgatons having arrivet, | Baud. 15 Mr. U.S. Baker cailed the mreting to | ‘The following Vice Presidents were selected: ; and nominated Hon. Sayles J. Bowen, | at Large, W. S. Morse and Rey. D. W. Au. Mayor, ac chairman of the meeting, and be | Yerson: ist ward, John A. Gray and Georss was elected. syor Bowen. or being intro- | T. McGine- ward, William Ratherford and payor eoy the cheering subsided, spoke | Joseph rocks, 3d ward, Charles King and W. Freeman; ith ward, J. H. Crane and Benj. Kepublicans of the City of Washington:—You Mew ard, . S. yi Bave my gratitude and thanks for tme flatter. | },U07; Sh ward: L. B. S. Milter and Wilk ward, E. B. Hughes and Henry Teception, and forthe honor you have done ‘ward, Charles J. Brewer and Ate Bs me im selectg me to preside over this large | thony Howen, sud Most respectable meeting. Itis another rk the following Secretaries:—At Large, ee mogny brooks of your confidence snd kind- | Thomas S. Boston aud Major J. E. Dougity nesoof which I bave so long been the recipient. | jst ward, John E. Olarze: od ward, FC, ™M: 1 am delighted to see such an ss- Weaver;d ward, W.E. Nott; 4th ward, W. D. semblage as this on such an occasion. We have | pricxford; sth wird, JR. Arison. mh ward, met bere to = the action of our nominating isaxc Shiner: 7th ward, Charles Hendley. conventions, and to counsel together as to the The following committee (vce from each course proper to be pursued to ratity these ) wi e maple iy ward) was then appointed to report resol tions:—Ist ward, U. S. Baker; zd ward, candida‘es on the general ticket are such sd wards F. 0, Oates ward, J es should command the active support of Todd Kepublican im the city as well as every well ATi wisher of the city’s iuterest. Better men could uot bave been selected. So, also, of the ward ms. Ii the general ticket be electad, ad 4 profusion uf gus | sud yes Dementia set it off peaati.ull: trausparency had ou the fromt the Auction-block at Upon tt. In his rear was ® pincard with the words, otBer cattle to posite side was underneath a triamphal + Emancipation people in crowds pa centre was an oval p wiour driving the siav ence. Over b break the bo f the oppressed, A phoco- wi; 6 i. Othe a ward, W. ‘alia- At this time the Seyerth Ward delegation ar- ¥ ward is carried over our enemies, I | jnving several bundven ne ete, o-. BaT bering several hundred mex, B by at ESB, WU perfect safety, aectare that thecity | pant * also, as few minute eae Hee later, the First Will be biessed the coming year with officers | Ward delegation sy and @ Comucit that will compare tavorably | “Senator Nye, of Newads, was introduced and with those of any other period since it has had | addressed the meeting, amid much applause. & Corporate existence. in the course of bis address he spoke of the To efiect this desirable end we have but to | great change which had taken place in the Dine we oTeelves ull the close of the polls on | trici, by which @ Repubtican meeting could be aan ec Ceanne saree held’ in front of the City Hall, and urged the - - + cessit lectin: ticket in inc: (wbicb is but anothe: = poor lag - ig the ra aren The committee ‘ted resolutions approy- ing the prinagples of the Kepublican party. and declaring that they wii! not cease their effurts until the brotherhood of man and the polit ejuality of races shall be everywhere ac edged im theory and adopted in practice; c mend ‘he propo-ed fifteenth amendment t> *Xusied im our courts, in our system of educa. OB, 1G the exeeation of ou- idws,and between = — a ee will be found acung oF young our nauoual Constitation: rejoicing that atier he repented efforts by the Inte odious President to You bave, no doubt, heard Democrats claim “ "has : Rccessi0ls {OW oUF ranks. Now who is there | F7eventit the word «white genes bere to-night that can name in the whole city | ‘Tom (hei ay anal omg hens Te preset phen) op pete Oeted ee Beatin: | rectly or incireetly all the ‘issuce whice sep- Eau ticket ang wilt vor the Democtaite rises: | Sates Quting We rebellion, tae two: prowl: Ben very som" 2 Mow of one—only oue—and | tnould be baced oh iaelnc nae ete KLE & xety poor specimen of Kopublican, wo | Shie proners F 2 3 eps y 4s hue io politics a: «flere Bimself 2 sacrifice on the ul:ar of De- | Docs thes by therr fruits neu shall” be moeracy for the poor price of & nominatioa on | known.” Thus Judged, tue receniiy-professed cbetr ce y tucker! Bat they conidn’t see where the friendship of “old Democrats” tor colored in-n. Tecrifice came im. aud to their credit be st said | 4nd the sdmisuon of ease oft them tg ibe promt Bon ie Sway. They loved | conventions and embraces, can gp! he re. be votes the Dewocnaie ce ior Whether | garded as insincere and byporritieai’ In din se woten or Bop ema ticket, | Fee: contrast with the Bom aotican party, they re Res ck, Dome 18 @ matter of indifference to | have refused eee Ee cao nhenaeie Sor the Repeblicin party. We can spare him—his orei wo or failed to place @ single col- room i# worth more than his company. = 5B on the general or ward tickets; My triends, ome year azo, Whe QUF regist-- | uat we cordially endorse the city adminisira- a tion during the past year. Encountering a voters, (all of Whom - ~=-.as OF Mlegal | jarge debt, it has been reduced to order—tund- electes ure “- Vored agaims: Gs.) We | ed in part, paid in part—and reduced the ex. bee - Mayor and carried a majority of | penditures, arrested dishovesty and public warcs. Now we have a fair registra! Plunder, and placed the city on the pathw.ty of aud as the umber of our enemies bas beed | tafe financiering and true integrity.” Tradaced reduced some 400 from last year, it would | god misrepresented as itis, time Will vindicate seein an easy (as to detest them. Bat = its wisdom and purity in the estimation of ought pet to be satisfied with a mere 3 We should totally overwhelm them. We must attack sad route them in their stromcholas. d so that ever m their citadel—ine old Fourth ty. and patriotism —— Will not be enungh left to tell the | of the President, and Sustain him in this - city; that the Republicans will gather at the We have been charged by our poiitical | poi the 71h of June and give their uadi- en see 2a Babrvod vi pport to the ticket, defeating the+ Citi ‘orporation. This they know ‘ = i wanes ° = pte 7 For | 2728) party,” rejoicing in its overthrow and in their victory. the simple reason that they cannot. Now I ee tew " 2 = a thst for every ‘dott Mr. Cook made a remarks, aud the ues. iar t prove to * ms have been used for corrupt pol ne A, oer tion was put on the resolutions; which were unto bonds, with g: security to pay imto A telegram was read from John W. Forney. Corporation treasury $10. and give another | expressing Tegrets that be wae Ue es = to the informer. Who will undertake present. the job? Gen. E. C. Carrington, Prof. A. M. Green, We are Sico charged with extravagant ex- | w.H. Freeman, and Abrabe-n Dyson thea ad. penditares. Here agam 1 have looked amd | dressed the assemblage, amid muci enthusiam, ralied meoting aij © yain for specifications. This chafge t mid: t the whey also know to ane Why, my friends, And about night ‘we Will sicw them and you on the uth day of ‘ fiscal ‘that ComMERcral Proekiss in WasHIncton.— Seed ash te GUMLODEGE Hat Ee en ae | Sheers. Pally & Souueons laws comaonned Car, wat AKO OF the ‘Ot Dequeatued to | te Work of demolishing their bookstore ou B hint oer that ‘we have | Pennsylvania avenue, and will erect in its ph’ Bitprirntnde tyme j debt as it fell | Stead & building which will compare favorably eee ears have capo: debe as it fell | with the bandsomest in the city. It will, be Fr age Breen mepmnen numa three stories ign, with a co;nmodious cellar wehocks. pant petigt wages to teachers, expended | ¢:coding from the rear walls to the front curb- more Moey for the erection and mproyemen: stone, where & Tailread for tae convey-uce Of vedere: bhid shore ee foot wane na veled mote | goods will couneet down am inclined piaue co sri Stat tepaured Bridges. aad aoa emalks, | the elewator in the Tear, which Will be used to Ree ee argh cinta ral ake an re io | carry packoges Or perecns to the stores above, neep Gvehy ehety « ome ‘This new patented contrivance is worked b: ever done before in any one year; and yet we means of weights, and can be bandled wi eens ontee Cee cae ap en contract | Case by & mere child. ‘The first Moor will be Scand Tas cot tuoeen a what the | Mud With alternate narrow boards of black Nemand. 1 do ot boast cf this—it is what tne | Haid With alternate marrow boards of, Diack seed cniy, mention tht drat the tone: | aud will have near the entrance door an ele. 206 ony eaeres 8 — Dombertce | &2btiountain, pouring torth continuouss:seams NN ee eget’ | Of iced water, wbich will be a boon to the eens Se eee 00, Corperenen ladies. who cannot quench their thirst without 7 all, sad quoands srend M, om- | Doi cing some public festauraat, not always cee iTuetr ation ot the dete essen SS | Sereeabie. On the second floor, which will be Scate teeta ne renee aren | Sacked by 6. Makanee about midway of the , comer te , store, will be the whotesal epart= The comiest in which we are engaged 10 | tote, wil! De ihe wholerale stationery depart weed with anxiety by ‘the Republican party | Ment and. neat pictare, on ofthe sation. At is the first election of any im- ae nore — Pe rtance ‘Bat bes tite place simce the intugu~ paler sae pen re ee Mera ranon of General Grant and the Lop vie ‘all 138 tmproveinent- ofthe policy of his Administration, and there. | frescoed, and all ike modera improv sult will be taken as am endorsement or con- - Pl brick, Gemuation of the President and of that policy | Sunk and ‘lanked by Ot tiete, Gian ne National Capital. Jf, then, we sp- wast ony eee prove Of the course he bas pursued: if we p> and accord with Congress and theGoverament | 2 feet. J.C. w. leted, st will of the United States.it we would avold placing | J- Faeue the builder. Whee completed. it will ihe old pro-siavery element ia power in tis | be one of the mos ‘aad we wish the Ducrict, and thus aid im agitating she removal | establishments 1a ihe country, and we wi ‘of the capital to the far West: 11 we go for pro- | Proprietors stess and (he improvement and building up Sr gel of our peantiful ‘Af we wish to encom! manufacturers italists to invest money and take up Fesideuces in our idsi; if we desire to temo the Power of the party of jiberty "¥, and gather the fruit of the great war ti: ‘gh which Dave parsed, and wBich gost .:vers of Blood and thousands of millions of treasure, we will spare neither time, trouble, BOF expense in ane eae ersol said schools; and end: —~ | #3 proto oe =e bs = gevtieman. Messrs. ‘Browne, ry t ¥ War ues toon aan hp cone ak son, and culogised the Professor 18 brief Sen See Sek Oe ree aoe Temarks, which were a moany Inboring men as was expected. tact | to by that which the meeting um, ibe condition of the city, when left 101 bs dees een ¢ many of nen wnaing for TH Lo ce the debs det years: credit pone i swarms pressing Cee 4 Tilomentes the difficulty which existed in ined just ues: not a dollar in tbe treasury Bo ellections, e ae Seaeas Saruey over. | have aaa for Daan, coe eect ciyawa,; tbe cred: cy ushed, aad arch the Uerpera‘icn sett Benne, in the opinion of | and G strees. “The work of finishing the edi- many f the if contractor, Mr. Thomas iden Wes ins we traced Momtag'ot'Dans, | So bape st haan Scesate s, oat cowld we do under such mstan- | bitherto existing in relation to payments to the cont Jute tat We lave nanny aS contracior as te work progre-ses have bees Wit cur a funced the remainder of them by issuing ——¢— fen-yeat bonds. Tae money we have used foc | Tas Firts WARD Rarvustican No: S sbing these debts would Bave enapied TigenFue Bepebueane at he Ee to employ hundreds of men and add mach | whoadjourned Merting to >t Wement of the city. Now tat these | the elegibility, of ous Of cuincultine are removed: now iat the Cortes . Mr. A. B. Tinney, sound foCuNg, We eau use oUF own. ‘and. baving money to employ labor instead of payior oer | Sas ‘s appointment as ney’ prople’s debts. And we expect to be able to | dors not disqualify him for give work op the Corporation to ali such as | unanimously declined to eed the avauis of st to support themselves and | thon, which was | Eames is from I to Mt AL Inetitvr’ on Suspay Sowoo. TRACBERS—Fuurth Session —The exetcizes ot Ts. A ae a ELECTION NOTICES. Bares ais fh commenced oa Sanixy | morming, Allison agt. Hurley; decree dissoly- ABD-. ING PRBCINC evening, th mo, have been continaed | ing copartnership and referring cause to andi- in mr om Saarch or even- poy ne) account. Biaden Set Baltimore the vias e of ~— a my ing evening the exercises were | an Railroad Company; r | ington. bold openrd with the model teachers’ prayer meet- | injunction denied Metntyre are Raden, order rN FTH VOTING PRECINCT. XTH WARD—F coudueted by Mr. Wormley, of NE em that S38 T—SHostee te hereby ate 12g, wot was Tdetice 10 brett tee oe outermity to forge tine post aivot i Of Wacblogres ae chectinn ah Fourth Voting Precinct of the Sixth Wari ae ue - Say Lg 7th dar of Ja t der ° 1 Foxe wth ant coe Setentet | Sthotrects east for Celincon Hepner sa seyor, to ver wo i. ° member of ° Board of Aldermen. to terre 0 years and three membere of the Board ot \ otmon to Breve which saia Precinct the votes of all whoars nen” . Y ry 8 of ail who ere regs tered gad Se wos, of the ofits - eh u on. ‘ni etter of whose pames irom N ee inclusive. iy sl acta Pos open ats = . E, Chapel, and in which all partici. pated. Rev. 3, M Freeman, of New Jersey, then delivered @ thirty-minates’ address, ou « Dlustrative Teachmg,” contending thateve:y school should be supplied with a Diack board and every fencher with a slate, as objects seen by the éye were more impressive, and lead e rem to their natural coarscteristic—ia- quierteveness. He slso urged that Sabbatn sehocl rooms shonld be #dorned with iliu-tra- Then followed the singing of x ‘esus the water of life will give.” Thirty minutes were then occapied by O. D. day of June ‘next, et tbe house of Wan. notitying trustees sale. Russell et al agt. Scott | 463, of June. sireets botwee 7 wFe-doy Th flpwige bonnes was tras. | Zeige feat eet Be, “ acted :—Amanda L. Mullowney agt. John F. | Sider Mullowney: decree dismissing bill for dtvorce from bed and board. Lauck et al. agt. Sim. Mons; leave to file amended bill. Wheeler and ‘wife agt. Sears & Bro.; order on receiver to claim erennx agt. Devereanx: order of Publication. Meinkeim agt. Klug et al.; judg- ment for plaintit. CITY ITEMS. — ") MAMILTON, Stout, of ‘New Jersey, in the «Drill exercise pilin |G Sells do GaeRD AUCU RS woe sor qlaassembiy chon | | Kexp Coor.—Brown Linen and Dac RTH WASD—FIAST VOTING Pre ™ = iicghee sueg «Never be weary of doing well” afvar $7 and $3.50, at A. Strau FCIRCT Notice Is bereby given. atte fo. | ss Bich & drseursion, particspated ta by U. H. og House, Penusylvania ave.. between f to the provisions of the ‘iRarterof the Ciy | SIATI WARD VOTING PRR IN gegen ey Fare D-S. Lamb, A- | 10th and 11th streets, 3 doors east of {ith street, of Weshington, an elec us wishown arte nas, S. Pratt, 5 teach ee Precinct the topic ot “How shail we increase the life, Decay DerzaTep.—The teeth should last a the 7th day ef Jane activity. and efficiency of our Sunday Sehools!” | lifetime. They will doso if regularly cleaned oak Martin. No 63 Loulslana avenue. for Collector. 3, couapied ston nity minutes, an many im | with Sozodont. Ail its ingredients are preser- | members, of the J inct the reise | member of the Board of Aldermen t> esrve two ot Scitesare Retwees hank a ie a 4 — 3 : D ‘OF Colle ister Ser fonducting Sabbath ‘schools Were mmenet Gt | vative, and one of them—the Bark of the South | *¢"¥ fend ofthe chee members of the of Comman Tue exercises closed with benediction and the png a. to Sette two. years: aoe . American Soap Tree—called Quiliay from Quil- | Of Wartlmten. the initial etic OF eee | Tomsane tnrec meme 1@ Asseasor t0 | Dour ofA torments Sunrs:,0U* member of th liar, to wash or purity—protects the enamel | foe H ined ‘Will be recei orive two years; ai which said Precinct the woes | Bord of ACermen. tn singing Of the doxology. trom every destructive agency. eo a h@ev. ee Of all who are'registered In the earth Wart | ecrve ore pean: o —_2——- ¥ LEY. at y 1 ot | years: at which sai WASHINGTON SCHURTZEN VEREIN.—The WMA. WORMLEY, wijoee Bageen te from A to ; aaa hrs registered i the rs: Six election Of officers of this association a* the now oe HENRY wiucH, ceived. Fells open 957 6, mse ches att 8 | gf ashingten. he suet ive bark yesterday resu Lio ws:— Presid: —_—_____________ Commissioners JAMES MTA : pe} Be tani ve wt J » Vace Presia Fred Hnegte; fi of all. Weconfidently comz RST WABD- THIRD VOTING PRECINCT. 2 JABBZ WREPURR. | “jae ekite ding Secretary, H. Kandier; Finsn a Sec. fering from diso Notice m that for-mity io Lie __C:mamiseioners. WALT#K MIPPLETON pringsgnt; Treasurer, OU. Knevs stomach, ug POURTH WABD- SECOND VOTING Pié . HENUY aCk&R. es ocoling Masters, A. Eicbstadzand R. Heunech, | an invigorator.a touie, oF & beverage, tnetean rd Vi CINCT—Woticats berens giveutaseicccn- | ™92B wie Durectore. Fe'er Dill, Chrix. Xander, J. G' | of porter, ale. beer pf other alcobolie drinks, ld y Saes forn ity to the provisionsof the barter of the city | SEvENTH Kithav. J. Angermann_ C. Widmeyer, Geor eal the south ride of Latreet, between Ith and ah | Gt Washing‘e Sect of tor Fours Warkon | festith ican Ge weds ty trees tage aglish Socks, double heels ana etts, for Collector. Kosister and Barweyor, “ Freetact of the Fourth Ward oo | fcmity erat, Jo! ersobmidt; 0 op. ‘ + pal i a rve two yi ove member of the Board of 4 Mundes; Goior-bearer, H. Groverm: rep ng ag td rig po Germen, to serve two years. and three mombere of the iP rd 6 en al tage nega = pet year, ‘ at which ral ict the votes of all who * et in the asid First Ward of the cit, o: | SF¥e two years, istal letter of waoks name« t. | Comaon Counct ‘ neicelye, will Be reekved. Pulls open a7 @. m. and close at7 pm. UBICE QUIGLEY, Che at Marble Hall, No. 435 Tia sureet, op. Mr. 15. Henze then adstressed the association, | Tc"ined at Ular nd Mr. Adolph Clues, Chairman of the Board Of Hirectors, snbmitied a very elabor sbowi ingand prosp Givion Write Liven aod Sarverers to f the Boardet ay the Beard cf Comm ‘ | at whieh enr@ Precteect the At Harrie & , 465 Ponw: ‘ ader U.S. cluding all improv ents, amount to $36, eon ctcd oat ioe | JOHN A ‘ $f which cash payments were mads to che | a New Wayor Dorma Rustxeas—Hollan. | gays ee ae pian Amountof $25,540, leaving & balance of S +] der wnmence frum this day to selk | -——— ~ 1.5 shares in the bands of 237 members } Furmsbing Goods at five per ‘We ask all whoare in need thie above goods f0 patronize as as tt will | we save considerable money to the buyer and ena | $y Aetanee duct of te a ble us to continue selling goods at these rates, | MUNDAY. the Tih dapat dite meee eee HOLLAKDER Bus., 210 Penna. avenue, | of Gevrge i. McGee, va the 5 between Isth and 15th sts. beter ST WAkD—#£uU TH VOTING Phe \CT Notice 13 hereby given that im com ty to the provisions ef the Charter oi the of Wasbington, an eleetion will be held in Teslized the sum of S17.20¢, +howing 1t to very profitable ix vestment. ‘It isestim ved thu the receipts for the ensuing year will reach $14,200, 80 that after two years all habuitie the association w: Tenis were is to commen FOURTH WARD—THTRD voTING | CINCT —Notice 4 ber - mye poh we ohare ne | SEVENTH WARD— orc OO CIACT—B the wee ton, — og a en be Gorey at vipnide of Tatrost, | EREd Voting’ Brectnct of she Boorth Wariuc | SNC/MCT—Netive fe teceby on 10th and 2040 streets. for Oollector, Bests | MONDAY. the 7th day of Jane mext. at svennn, | city of natu 1 be liquidated. T the grand festival which August 2,and continue five et c Surveyor. to serve tWo Fears, One member Collector, Register, and Surveyor, to seree | Fecond Vouing Preck. days. iy you WANT the best Family Sewing | of ‘he Board of Aldermen, to serve two y. and years; one member of the Bosrd of Alderman. INDAY, the 7th ——_o—_— Machines m the world, bay the Galebrated | Tee members of the Rosrd o a ; members ef the int’ shop. bh betwen Opes Ivar A meeting of the to serve years; and three to serve one year, at wh Bosra Grover and Baker. Agency No. 2 arket | 61 H of Common Counel Olaerranar Grover a gency 29 Market | of il who arn registers ; itreets west, tor ae F0ar. and Hector, Revivtor jd in the court-room, at the Oity Hall, yeserday afternoon; Dr. J Sats ot Wmtanted Preciuct the votes of atl who a: istered 1 0 2 pemes is from to 8. = woe 0 or ee te 4 o = rel e B. Binke in the chair, and Mr. J. Carroll Brat Cunarzsr—white | Pollsopen at? a.m. aude P feitialietter ot eheve saprnic toca kane ss which eld Brome Secretary. Dr. Bit reported from the com- 75 cents. $1, 5, and upwards. Un # Y . sive will be received le 0} ‘et ‘and mittee t2 make arrangements for celebrating | dershirts and Drawers, from 35 cents upwards. Ro, Ry close at 7 p.m. j shYLEe BRD the éth of July that Hon Robert J. Walker nad | Gord Cotton Socks, 3 pair for Q5 cents. Hands a ee aA . Accepied the mvitation to deliver tie address | kerchiets, already hemmed. 2 for 25 cents. The BEBNABD Fa a evawe: on that dav. Dr. Biake announced the denca | best Paper Onifs, 5 cents per pair, or 0 eenisa my23_ Commissioners Ey pAaet” o: Dr. W. 8. Magrader, paving a graceful iri- | dozen. Excellent Paper Uollars, cloth-lsed FOURTH WARD Po ORTH VoTING PRE Lis bute to bis memory, and off red resoln‘ions of | Button bole, 10 cents @ bux; an all other goods sanine teen © is beeudy, vet vr Commis! vers. at equally low prices, at France ‘& Goldman's, sions barter of the RNTH WABD-THIKD VoTIVG Py Marble Hall, No. 45% 7th street, opposite Pat- city of Washington, an election will be herd th the NCT.—Wottce 8 hereby given chat in « Lipbeted eotemae = Fourth Voting Precinct of the tour: Ward on ier, Seat te hi the provisions of the Charter af —_o—_—__ For Frxg Waite Sates go to the Uricinat Franc, 4947th street, between Daad E. Prices 75, $1, 31,25 and upward. Papers presentec to the associaiin. Also, froin Mr. Marce tvs ‘Marecron, san ond @ay-book, opened in 1793 by Tristram Daiton. Tobins Lear and James Greenleaf. Also, irom Mr. James Ciephane, a bonnd copy of the GAmertcan Museum.” published in this eity De election will be beld in ee of the Seventh W: a ‘said Fi Fer Liven Collars and Untfs go to the Origi | fritial letter o and ¥. w hor: 2,180. ‘The thanks of theassociation were | nal Franc, 4947th street, between D and E. vive, will be received. tendered to the donors. Mr. John Dowling ——_-—— close at7 p.m. CHAS. HULS Tead @ paper on personal remeniscences in usd Parama Hats cleaned and trimmed at A. Pa A a RY. about Washington since 1818, and a vote of | T. Whitung’s, 203 Penna avenue, south side, my38 ALTSB DBUB) semtde, thanks was tendered Bim. Adjourned. derween Sch and loth streety, 1,7 Le —_-—____ FRACA8.—Abont 11 o'clock last night as some of the ward asssoctations were leaving tne ONES, ~ ECOND WABD.- FIRST VOTING PRECINCT FoR att STYL¥s of Paper Collars go to the | S Notice 13 hereby xtven that 1m re contormtty Original Frane, 491 7th street. Prices 10, 15, Ls rovial oa of the Charter of the it of Waal mass meeting at the Guy Hall a pistol was | And Ye. per box. bas Py ae red near the corner opposite on 4 street the “ -Daaeeal ant = he house of M. all passing throagh the clothing of Officer | proc, ig ni ater mee en ee ner of Mand Ti Lusky, ef the sth precinct, bu: fortunately aid 35, $0, 750., 81. and upward. olleetor. Bagiator and Surveyor. to serve Jer of the cit Lo other damage. Several stones were thrown Pp ae eee eee Barve two year: and tater eee Aiormen. to | bury held tn the And sapres used, but the police rushed in and For Fine White Pocket Handxerchtefs go to | “f Ccmicm Counell, to serve ome reas, ee a weuth Ward. om Hined Jouepa "Todd. was arrested by Oticer | [OCT EMAL, Eran 101 7h strrt, betwen | acon to eave Gwo'eare, abmleS a aiBect | member of 2 she gouthereat cori srt c yy Ollicer > * y 1 FON who are registered in the eal: 4 ner ot Aichison and when taken to the police head. | D SMd E- Prices 15, 20, 2c. and upward. | the \oteef all who are register he nite neil. to 5 ee ten eats quarters Was found to have received a covere | _ For Goo Corto Socxs go to the Original | ivticr of whose names tefrom A toD inctasise, | Coumell & card of Aldermen ts spe which aa sabre at the angle of the rigut | Franc, 494 7th street, between D and E. Prices | Will be recelved. POCA D Bite tR Ges at | tered tnt ree members of the Board eye which was dressed by Dr. J. E. Dexter aud | §, 10, 15, 20c. and upward, Ld MOLAT _ Wachingtor serve one year: at wh: Subsequently be was allowed to leave. patella eceata * from T to the votes of all who are rewtstared ie 7a _For Summer UspEmsnrets co tothe Urizinal | _my28 aslo scat LEY, the initial better of wwhews Stone’ ia! teens SEVERELY INsURED.—About half-past six Franc, 194 7th street, between Dand E. Prices SECOND WARL-—SECOND VOTING PRE- . UBCH, inclusive, will be received. Polls of 7a. @ clock lastevening a youth, named ‘Thomas | 25, 50, 75e4 Sland upward. 5.u, CINCT —Notice is bereby given in con- NO FB. Sod cheeat? p.m. THOS B. MITE SOM Adams, aged about twelve years, was strack pee. deni formity to the sons of the Obarter eof the re. “CRO "n NEWMAN. ' With a hoe, in the hands of Mr. Joun Ciarke, | For att xmps of Gents’ Furnishing Goods | bitter Washingtza,an election wul beheld qn the FTA WABD-FIRST VOTING PARCIN(T. JOB A. PEAKE ou F street, between 2d and iid streets, South | go to the Original Franc, 447 cet, between | Becond Voting Precinctof the Second Ward, on jotice is hereby given thet in couformity pik Commissioners. Washington, and severely injured. The youth | D and E. three doors above Oda Fellows? Han, | MONDA 7th day of June next, atthe house | the provisions of the ‘of the city ot Wash- bad been digging worms near Clarke's honse. | as his is the cheapest store in the District. Also flection will be held in tae First Votii gi Mr. Nugent. on the uortheast corner of L and | ington, an Thirteenth streets, for Collector, Register. and recinct ‘ifth Ward. on } + the 7 bear in mind that he has no branch siores. er ‘or, to serve two years; one member of the i ~ gy My th Ward. on MONDAT: the 7th art of Aldermen, to serve two years. and three | zor. om the north side of Third strect east, SEVENTH WABD-FiIFTH VoT)\ INCT —Notice fe hereby given th isions of the ch when that person ordered him away; but fail- ing promphy to obey he was struck over the Bead With @ boc and badiy cut. Ciacke was arrested and lodged in the 44 strect st; 5 house, wher ne Ws subsequently tried and fined a few dollars, —_—__<ore- hingtor 2 Precinct of the he 7th day of Juve —— Fate a howd south on wre 45: aud oth eireets weet, house, tor Gollectors Registers’ aud between menibers of the Board of Common Council, to | Peoneylvania avenne and Ostrect south; ter Gok GEORGETOWN. serve 020 Feor, and an Assessor to woyears; | lector, Bezister. and Fegistered au the Washington. the fact the votes cf all wk ‘member of Tall whe r 4. Seoond Ward of the city of Yeare, and three Fr Polis | tu Altairs in Georgetown. ——_+—_= Liqton DEarers’ AS30CIATION.~-This as- Tae Lovpon anp Hamrsuine RAILROAD Ww : ‘ fected fi. ) ConxxcTion.—The committee appointed at the 3 ©. Boyle; Vice President, George Jennemann: | Sider the advantage to the town of a connection Washineton. the initial letter of who: vam to ‘Treasurer, Charles Mades; Financial Secretary, | With the al aye, e-mentioned road, as proposed ge Joseph T. Martix; Finance Committee, Wm. ©. | by the Alexandria Aquedact Brid: from T to Z inclusive wili be recei red. and Rail- | Gzoonp Ww. THI myse ata. a and close stp a — Magee, Joseph Freundt, and Peter Carin; | 10% Uompaay, have held several meetings, CINCT —Botice is here ki JOHN WILKIN<ON, Executive Committee, James anon. Francis | aud a report bas been drawn up by one oftheir | formity to the provisions o! barter of ihe Fr. WARD-SECOND Ye se eet PAON, Buenler. William (tugley. Burns Connolly, | Pumber, W.H. Tenney, Esq. "The report wiil trot vane son ae cnection Babemald ie J ; CINCT —Notice is anareby giv s name. Dennis Connell. Thos. MeUormick. B. Lyons, | be presented to the commitice at amesting this | Don pay wee sin net of Fence at es of Heagchinonen’ te ceatioe Jonn Fagin, James Noonan, and Riley A: of Washington, an ek oud ¥ ‘of Shinn, thon w*l oting Precinct of the Fiith W. BAY. the 7th day of Jane next. att ar, . on Pen +. Rear Bee as a street cast. for Coltector- Register and sotreyan, pr ZLGH BEST FAMILY FLOUB. £3.05 to serve two years, one Mm evening for their consideration and approval . COPE! jassac! Previous tots presentation to a meeting of the pen tg Et nicl Citizens called for next week. serve two years; one memb: Prize EBowLInG AND SHOC TING.—The prizes german. to ere two years for best ten-pin rolling and shooting, at Kaiser's | th¢ enue and Twe: id Sai ——e—__ MIRTH AND MUsic.—On Monday next the associates of Kelly & Leon, the renowned min- to serve one your; c cube, BOND'S (Burnt Mills) PAMILY,82.5 , varret strels, commence an engagementat the National | Green-street saloon yesterday, were awarded | 82 Precinct, the votes of all thy ere imc | Alcermen, te serve two Theatre, and we have no doubt they will draw | as follows: For bowling—ist, H. A. Kaiser; | In the eaid Seoond Ward of the city of Washing. : re “ ly Lal EXTRA. high ose. 2° . excellent houses. It will be well to secure | 2d, $15, Jobn W. Manxin; 3d, $i’, A. Meyer: ; the iritial letter of whose names is from I ory Eine, os is peo powder’ 81.7, seats this week, in anticipation of a rush. 4th, goat, John Kaiser; sth, jamb, Wm. Cun- ill be received. Polls open at / a. Beer Tava COPPER, 35 conte per ib —e——_. Ringham: 6th. 1 dozen Photographs. John +) and m COFFE, 22 conte per It CorTRacts AWarpEp.—This morning, | Bauer. For shooting—Ist, gost, John W. SUGAB,17 Mayor Bowen awarded the contract for con- | Mankin; 2d, #5, Jobn Kaiser, structing the sewer in M street from east of 7th to 6th street, and in 6th street to L, to Mr. U.W King, and the contract for the sewer in E street from 12th to 13th street, to thesame p:rty, . ORARE & SON'S, th st. weet. bet M and © SELF-RAISING F.OUR. FORMAN, » THE GROCER,” BOS. 227 AND 2.9 7TH 8T.. BET. M AND 5, —~——_. SALE OF REAL EsTatTe.—Green & Willinme, Sucteneers, have sold part of syuare 437, with improver ents—being & large brick building formerly used as an iron found: y—corner 7th street west and I street sonth, to S. Ferguson Beach, trustee for Mrs. E. Close, for $1,000. low oa MOND. ¥ .t.,to choose four man: to serve for the asalng twelve months, — W. Di }, Bec’y O. H.C. Co. Bop y intel» & Georgetown Gourteri Atthe Hail, —~o—_ ‘THE Straw! Festival and Concert in aid of the Unitarian Charch, to be heid at Odd Fel- lows" Hall this evening, is to bea fine affair. Hise recetved the Agency for the District for the on program! musi; ct MESDAY EV! WG. June Sp, ap EG couse of Out bert ae Commencing 84 Selects ieksiaw cents chi JEWELL BBOS. UNEQUALLED ists have been engaged to appear. vaES OE <Oria ip OOK wilt cesatze —— 2 D SBLF EaleING FLOUR. een Orders : woos TRE CHRONICLE is brushing up immensely Ney FON UBOPLEY. corset Bridee esa | GECOND WARBTEIFTH VOTING Pri 'TM VOTING PRE-| 17 18 PUT UP IN PACKAGES OF SIX Las. [Bn ames gee go Sree ae 9; WadAiRGYON ONOFLEY, corner Bridge and eb. BNOTING ,PRE- FOURTH VOTING, Pick ments. Jts report of the Hepablican, mass SS Se gh the city | tormity with focovistons of tas Gners of tee EVERYBODY SHOULD TRY 17. we o Tost appears ints faorntag papers best | X' Img GROORBIES AT LOW PRICES. t Wari, on Fourth Wotinee sPrscloct Yard.on | ONCE TRIED WOULD USE NO OTHER. ——— Best White BUGAR at U7 cents, Ornshed, Pow- + A 3 sea The WeaTuer.—The following was the d and Granulated at B ceuts. wary Fine Tpit house, sorter er of Third street, Tage of the thermometer im the shade to-day at | Canned FORATORS. 8 ante, 06 Z ears; ons | serve two ; One meen SUMMARY OF ADVANTAG! Franklins:—10 a. m. 78 degrees, 11a. m. 30 de- UIBGES. PI ‘and D. 3. $0, sare two Aldermen, to serve two years, grees, 12m. 3 degrees, 1 p12. 81 degrees, 2p. SELAUE, OBESE PRES, cme ra Gommon | of the Board of Common 0 = vee m. °2 degrees. % . 4 Taid Precinct the votes : = ; - Tue KxiGats TemrLars will meet on the TMES aud LIQUOMS, staelow prices he ere eereterea in he ent a gud Ward of the of Was ibe ta letuer 0 ORLY-LEAVEMING FLOUB. J ia =i hy hs . White Lot at six o’clocx to-morrow evening uality as ony story, othe Durie For | eee oe Tey, inelecive wilt te Teceived. | cnan cn7'c. or weipsive, will be received. Polls — fordrill, Should the weather be untavorable 8. B. corner Bridgeand CBA they will meet at Carusi’s saloon, r 1. HEALTHFULNESS. Its saving of the nutritious constituents of the font Lum consumption in the process of ratsing Ite restoration of the ich ero. tn DELING'S CONSUMPTIVE REMEDY, Viaruc.:. ‘We call attention to the advertisement «f this wonderful hry fe for the Blood, the Seeretine, phosphates, wh brated STAR WHISKEY at 5 the Glanders, and Billiary Systems. git afer exiion warranted parent aver u = oof lescr: mcapure I pace ana ine. ty. . her . it ‘a bread, from the ase ef whi ‘Tae Gueenteap Oitn given Pic Nicatthe | REVS PALE SHEREY: tne Giosa the 5 t Brine proviten oo 7th street Park to-night. A pleasaut time is nv District and over Tealve faprs om at oe —_ expected. Do not fail to go. may 3 tm Cor. Bigh and Bridge airects. iat eR ee ee ALEXANDRIA Arvains. —The Alesansris of last evening says: Mr. Reneieaees ated Assistant Collector of Revenue for district. I.) Harmon has Toe. ved. Daniel Ww. Tawis bas haan i ‘for Fairtax county, Taomas ranzr. ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer in been t " ice F: FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING : 2 the lowest price Oot aeeokrany. AND BUILD- ‘The Sixth 8 for the tof Beamer ieee Anew einettintien, has been adopted, with the ‘eae (ere pre k byt a a = ee: : 2: . Hcanies Ra yw, coktetan: B. Baus, F. Ciarks, M. Gibbons, blevery. GF becrotary’s Ofice—No. 2, May Building, cormcr 7th and Besrents. my 20 eo8t BEAL ESTATE AND GBNERAL AGENTS Bo. 17% FOUR-AND-A-HALP STREST, 1 € gethinel POLAR BOD Pie toagaee STILL MAINTAINS ITS UNBIVALLED REPUTATION FOR UNIFORM GOOD QUALITY ABD 10B COLD TEMPERATURE, With DELICIOUS FRUIT and CREAM SYRUPS Bissingeo, Vichy, Seltzer, and Seratogs MINS BAL WATBRS on éracght. Bo. 480 Fifteenth street, myl-m __—_—Opposite U B. Treasary. oor. i portent business of dispensing ‘membern red to take exclusive charge of to serve year; at ia. Vifteeu tickets for @1 cab. ofall jandey. ‘my 21-laa ‘Oh tho city of Weableaten