Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1869, Page 4

EVENING STAR. SATURDAY ..2.-+.0000- AUGUST 21, 1969, LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, Excursions, Pic-Nics, &c. TexrzRaNce Excvestom tothe White House ‘his eveming. See advertisement. e™t- WEEKLY EXCURSION to Mount Vernon = ‘be steamer Arrow, on Tuesday and Thars- 7 OwstRuses for bire to pic.nic ‘parties Nailor & Bro’s stables. . MARKRITER’s ART GALLERY, 486 7th street. Suits & StRove’s ART GaLuary, 25 F street. BAe® BAtt— Orienials of New York ve. Fo of this City—Nationals Victoriout — ‘The Oriental club of New York, as stated in yesterday's STAR, arrived im this city @ay morning and were taken in National boys by whom ‘were shown the Various pornts of imterest im the city, being An ported about in one of Naisor’s six horse cosches. About half past three p.m. the vis. (Speetad ‘the Evening Siar.) Came Grovxp, manger "S§ Woops, near Annapolis Junction, Al 20th," 1869, agast This morning im sil’ or nearly all’ of the greund Bave come for the purpose of their spiritual strength aad d ) and ‘was aiso noticeable that the singing was very spirited. After breakfast the con; was summoned to the staad, when the rience ae the camp was ae and man; ve TF experience in fell terms, ‘aud the. effect ble On the assembled cong: ‘was succeeded by & publi: al interest. Alter a short intermiasion the hour of 11 o'clock arrived, (a large number gross.) Teaching services took place, Rev. W. T. D. Clemm, Presiding Elder of Winchester (aj District, preaching a sermon of considerable Power, whi-b was listesed to with marked ‘attention. At the close of the sermon dinner was announced, and soon were the substantials on the long tables spread ia tne grove dis- cussed; after whichan eh ee ens ators were driven to the National grounds, and e Tesiter the contesting nines were with- im the ball field. The Orientals are a tiemanly looking set of young men. arerntire- ly amateurs spd as such are conceded to bes first clas«clubin New Yor. The Nationnis, however, were too Reavy for them and had an «sy thimg of it throughont. Osbourne, the piteber of the Nationals, did better than ia the game with ‘be Olympics a few days since, aud gives promise of Deine a valuable acquisition tothe club. There were not a great namber of «pects! present, es the great Beat prevent- from venturing out. who would mded. The following is the ©. R) ORIEBTAL. 0 Deimaine, 1d... 3 Magee, ss 40 --# 6)Hinderman, if --°3 1 $[Bonses. cf.......3 1 S 4/Fetzimmons,r p ..4 © 2 tSears,2b..-.......3 1 3\Frtzimmons G,3b4 0 6 30 12 27 8 © 2 48 os 2, Perine 2, to- Base on called balis—Birdsall. Struck ‘Osborne and Hartley. Base no error— jops) 16 umes, Oriental 6 umes. Dounle ‘y—R._ Fitzimmons and Delmaide. Bulls calied—National 12, Orental =. Passed bails —National 2, Oriental 6 Time of game 2 Bours and 25 minutes. 1 mpire—J. J. Ls Union base ball club. Scorers— tiker end Pot series of a home and home series bes Olympics and Nationais of this city 3s im progress this afternoon as we go .o press. —>—— BoarD Or HEALTH—At the last meeting of the Board of Health the Secretary presented the bill, withdrawn from the Counells, relating to the reorganiztion of the Board of Healt! ‘whieh was reverred to the Committee on Ne Business. On motion os br. Loomis, the Uo mittee on Nuisances was enlarged to seven members—one from each ward. The Secre- tary submitted « petition from the eitizens of the Seventh Ward remonstrating against the deposit of might soil in that ward; referred to the Commyttee on Nuisances. Dr. Meade of- fered a preamble and resojutions setting forth | that in the viewmity of 2d street west and M | treet sou'R @ & rious public Buisance in the Tm O' & great deposit of mgt soil exists: and no proper efforts are made to deoderiz# the said | ‘soil, or render it free from offence or disgust; | that in the opinion of this Board it is a positive and exciting cause of disease and a great source of general ill-health, and that the Mayor be re- ctfully requested to take such action as will mediately cause the removal of the above nuisance ard prevent its future repetition; and | ‘that all deposits of night soil within thecity umits are bereby declared nuisances, except such as sball be dk ted by the Mayor; | adopted. Mr. Cate was appointed a committee ef one to draft a bill asking of the Councils an | Sppropriation of $1,000 for the purposes of the rd of Health. Adjourned. —__ Conowzn’s Ixquest.—Last evening, the Coroner, Dr W. W. Potter, held am inyuest at the Owen House on the body of George A Cook’. who died there yesterday about [1 o'clock, and after hearing the testimony of Dr. | Miller, who examined the body shortly after the decensed expired, and the evidence of reia- | and empioyees of bouse,a verdict dered that he came to hix v2 by con- rain. The deceaseu, «a0 ts an assistant engineer on the Baltimore and Poto- mac siiToad, came to the hotel, from Balt. «on Thursday evening. and showed uo | signs of that time. About 105 o’clock the bell of Bis room rang twice. Watt-rs | swered the bei!. and foun Cook iyitig upon ine floor inseusivle. He was placedou a bed | and % pbysician sent fer, but before the arrival @f the latter (Ur. Miiler) Cook bad expired. 4aum optum was afterwards found in Bis diis trends placed tue body im charge Harvey & Marr, undertakers, woo ecoffia ana shipped it tohis family | ae Baitumore. | —_—___ Evtcatrowar ‘S. John Thomson's se- ject school for boys will begin or Monday, the 6th of September, at bis sclool-house, new!; erected on 12th street weet, be:ween Kand L Mr. Thomson's repatation as a sound, Practical teacber is unexcelied, and. as the late =— of the Male Grammar Senool of the irst District he won a distinction which pisced bum among the first of the competitors teaching the young idea bow to shoot.” The Emerson Institate, for the classical and wachematical instruction of boys, wiil resame it seventeenth apnaal session on Wednesday, ell and favorably known, an rimeipal, ‘Mr. Charles B. Young, is determiaed st Bothing shail be lett undone to preserve the same Digh s:anding in the future that it has maintaived in the past. —_o—_. Tue Late J.J. PatTemson —As announced im the Stax yesterday the body found drowned on Thursday last, near Commerce street wharf, Baltimore, proved to be thatof Mr. J. J. Pat- terson, partment. . Chief of tne Bureau, fm cy & fellow clerk of the deceased to Palumore yesterday to convey the remains to Wasbing‘on, but it was found ‘Rat decom: vom bad been so rapid as to make it pradent bury them at once, and the body was placed in & vault at Baltimore Cemetery. The deceased Wass member of the Masonic fraternity, and ‘Was much respected here. ——s—__ Rap oF THE Pouce —Lieutenant Tait aad Sergeant Greer, accompanied by a detachmen: of the fifth police precimc:, made a raid yester- day afternoon on @ Bouse of bad repute, situ- ated on © street, between [1th and 12th, where they arrested ibe proprietress, Mrs.’ Hester Green, sud three of her boarders, named Ann Lewis. Milly Barber, and Neilie J: if for ber appear | court. and required the others to give | security for their good behavior. —_—— CoxrtimgyTary.—A number of gentlemen | employed im the Government Printing Office and elsewhere tendered a complimentary en- | tertapmept to Mr. Louis F. Clements last nigbt at the Columbia Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, on which occasion spreehes and senti- ment prevailed. ard a few hours were spent im @ be) manner. Mr. C., it will be remem- ACCIDENT.—Yerterday, Rober: Littieton, epcaged 1: of & house on 6'b street. near H, fel seafold. | of the late ©: | was an | wruzy—The every person as they saw fit, some takiag wa!! through the woods, others im visiting thet triends encamped on the grounds, and others sm singing ia tents. The Washington meeting-tent was occupied by a large choir of singers, and, while engaged in singing, large crowss gathered about it. At the McKendree tent, the members of that the Wesley Musion, aud the Union filled tue weods with melody. In the afternuon, Rev. Arthur Foster, of Uniontown, D.G- preached a fine sermon} after which amother recess was takeu, an after eveoing prayers in tke tents the ‘night se: mon was preached by Rey. F.S. Cassiday, ny of ¢, who for nearly an hoar kept he ai # interested, and at the close it appeared that many were loth t leave the stand, and a prayer meeting foliowed, which was Kept up for some me. Among the sfrivalsto-day are Rey. B. Pey- tov Brown, of Wesley Cuapel; Rev. Joel Brown. of Laurei; Rev. Lather T. Wideman, ot Hamline; Rev. Dr. McUauley, of Gaorge- town, and Rev. W. H. Laney, of Baltimore. and others are expected to-morrow, a8 it is contemplated to make Sunday a big day, Rev. William Krebs, formerly of McKendree Chapel, now of Wesley Chapel, Bal‘imore. is expected with a company of bis charge in the early part of the week, and there will doubt- Jess be a pleasant me-ting of Mr. Krebs with bis triends of the McKendree. There bave been a number of additional tents erected since yesterday, the camp now contain. ing about if not over 200 teats, amd other ad- ditions! tents will be put in position to-mor- Notwithstanding the drought thesappiy of water is plentiful and the quality good. There are plenty of conveyances including number of ambulances sent out by Hugely & of your city and they expect to do a city. 1t will be seen by advertisem: Mr. Chas. Haislup, on whose grounds the camp 1s held, has made Smple arrangements for tar- nisbing board and ladgings to the public. ©. Tus Potomac FRoxt.—A hot breeze watts he front” to-day, the seething inilaences of ich make & journey thereaboats extaa: and most uncomfortable. The steamer Oapt. Ryther, trom Norfolk. arrived at Galt's whart at 11 o'clock, with eighty-six paseen- gers and her usual quantity of treight. Tha steamer Arrow, with her decks again com- manded by the majestic Stackpole, (ne having retaroed from & recu, tive tour northward.) 1 ftGalt’s wharf at ten o’ciock for Mount Ver- & large list of excursionists. Other il be found below. Harvey's Wharf.—Arrived—Schooner Two Brothers, Tyler, from Havre-se-Grace, with coal for Harvey, Olarke & Given. Sailed— Schr. J. ©. MeLain, Gibbs, for Alexandria, ta 1 ori. nf. — Arrived —Schrs. White Sq re All fred, from oe wih sal tor ; Enterprise, Fisher, from Camden, N J., to load manure for Norfolk Riley's Wharf —Arrived —Schr. Merchant, Phillsps, trom Havre-de-Grace, with coal for Fitch & Coyle. 5: chr. Julia, Delaney. for Havre-de-Grace, ight. joit, Fowler's Wharf.—Saited—Schr. Mary Stand- Rice, for wn, to load coal for Arrived—Schr. Wild Ran- ger, Holland, with oak wood for Dodge & Co. Ssiled—Steamer Express, Nickel, more, with ngers aud freight. Clark & Ca’s Wharf, Arnved—Schr. Annie F from Port sit, With 90,000 pine lumber or T. Edw. C! THe Boxenstars-WHatey Case—Yester- day afternoon, K. V. Whaley. ex-member of Congress from West Virginia, was arraigned before Justice D. R Smith, ona warrant ise sued on the 10th instant ou the oath of Augus- tus S. Boernsieim, charging him (W) with baving committed an assault and batiery upote » ‘with intent kUL Boermstein, in his davit, says that on the evening of the 9th inst yat Ww oO” as he was passing al rie eet, between 1 is in company with Augustus ite, be was aseaulted and beaten by Mr. Whaley, withon? any provoca- tion on of afiant,and that Mr. Whaley Rim, which arely excaped he believes it when he threw . G. Hine stated that the y investigated on Thursday evening before Justice Chase; that the facts at- tending the assault aad battery, reciprocally ebarged by the one against the other would be c ud there was no ne ving two separate juvestigations, aud sngge-ted that it woald be proper to dis- mass the case. The justice viewed the matter in the same light, and dismissed the case. —_.—_— Work Commencep.—Mr. J. T. Hall, the contractor tor the construction of the arclid Toadway at the intersection of North pitol and E streets, has commenced the work, and the bridges over the branch of the Tiber at 3d, 4th and Sth streets are under way, Mr. R. J. King having those at 4th and Sth streets, and ‘Mr. Reeside that at3d street. Ithas beeu found necessary to drive piles for the last-named, and Mr. R.i8 now driving piles seventeen feet in length. The roadway at North Capitol and E streets will be 200 feet in length. and of 30 fost width, aud wili cross the intersection diag onally. £0 a8 to accommodate the travel both of those streets. reet is being eradc4 bow, and it Js likely that it will not be long be- fore North Capitol will be opened g bim in the head, a @ intention to kill aMan' Mr. ry 5 WOR. m.. 92511 BM, 95; 12 My : 2p. m., 9. office, 7th and EF" streets, 100; and at Dooley’s drag store, on Capitol Hill, 195. Stull there is & match game of base ball this afteraoon. Fronzrat—Yesterday afternoon, the taneral Henle, formeriy of the S:b New York volunteers, took place from his late Tesidence, 4g street, South Washington, and jed by the Washington S.cugerbun {, the Wasbington Turnverem and the Wasb- ington Schuetzen Verein in large numbers, headed by Hesld’s Band. The remains were interred in the German cemetery, + Prospect il,” Rev. Mr. Reis oMficiating, and the Sen- gerbund singing several appropriate pieces. ————— EXTENSION OF THB CONGRESSIONAL Oxx- Mf Managers of the Uon- FY proper, and fronting on the Anacostia river The grounds is now be- ing put in order and leveled and graded, and will make a handsome additi ? MEETINGS.A cam Meeting for ae Circuit of the Se. z. arch South commencec Feeney, Nong! Poolesville, ‘Ma., ender the charge ot . F. ©. Tebbs, and will continue until Friday next. for Hillsboro: af the A seme church wi! practice of ‘Be city needs farther illustration, and that it will require & nice casuist te jus- uty it. ated guardian to orphan of yivanis County, 3 ‘Robert Groce, late of Spotts: Va. bond $500; aoa Bet to ee ye ig ME RS ‘endall to 0: . |}, bom The first and final accounts administrator of Teresa Mastin; of executor of Ann Krouse; of administrators of Philip R. Fendall, (and distribution account,) and of administrators of Jobn Willems, were approved and passed. The will of Peter Roberts, heretofore filed Was tuliy proven and admitied to probate, and Jetiers of administration c. t. a. issued to James Roberts, bond #800. oe Farar Aporpgrt—The Alexandria Grzvite says :—J. A. Yago, an employee on the Grange and Alexandria Railroad, was killed on Wed- nesday morning by being rum over by the fr-ight tram near Arrington’s. It if supposed thut he fell while stepping from one car to another, The deceased resided at Gordons. ville. ——— Tue Front Roral Uctrage—Lynch Law — Since Tuesday las;, the Gazette bas contained Rotices of the late outrage etrated near Front Royal, om the live of the Orange, Alex- Andria and Manassas Railroad, and to-day it chronicles the le death of the two implicated. The following is a cer- atement of the whole dreadful aifair: On Monday iast, two colored men calling themselves respectively Oharles Browa aad Jacob man—under arrest by and in charge of Wm. Scroggin, Deputy Sueriff of Warren county, J. L. Jarman, aud other citi- zens, Were brougbt into Frent Royal, accused of au outrage u the person of Miss Atica Thompson, daughter of Thomas J. Thomp- son, living near Happy Oreek Station, on tne Orange, Alexandra and Manassas Railroad, such was the indignation of the crowd tweudance upon court, upon Iearaing that they were charged with so heinous an offence, that it required the utmost exertions of the conservators of the peace and others to prevent summary justice being inflicted npon them. On the succeeding . (Tuesday, 17h instant, ) the prisoners were brought before Justices Lent, Houser and Painter, and had their pri- limmary examjcation. The injured lady said that the arrested men were those wnoo had attacked her; that she had first noticed them standing by t about bait a mi but that after proceeding some distance farther on she observed that were Gpooy bos behind her, and feling a astened her steps, but found to her great alarm that they were gaining npon y looked around again she ob. served that only oue was in sight. The other bad circled around in the woods, and came out again in tront of just as she approached & deep cut in the railroad, aod seizing her by the band dragged her into the woods, pointing @ pistol at her head and threatening ber with instant death it sbe offered any resistanc-. ‘When in the woods he caught her by the throat ‘and threw ber tothe ground. Atter that she Tecollects nothing, except that upon rising from the ground and tottering towards the road, the same one who had thrown her down, again ot nd pushed her towards the bo standing near by. and though joing as he directed her. she bad strengta enough to shriek before he reached her, aod that that sbriek atiracied the atten‘ion of & man ‘who was at work in a fieid near by, at whose approach her assailants fled. As may be imagined, the narration of this incident occa- sioned the most intense excitement in the minds of all who heard it, aad threats of lynchiig the crimimals were so current in the neizaborhood that the jail, for some days and nighis, was guarded ‘by a strong force of armed Yesterday this guard was removed, night these they had protected probably met in awful fite, At two o'clock a. m., a body of disguwed men surrounded the jail, one of whom knocked at the door, which bang opened. che jailor had s Colt’s pisiol presented his bead. and a demand made cell in which the prisoners were confined. The demand could not. under the circum. stances, be resisi-d, and the keys were deliv. ered. The jailor was then locked up in bis ownroom. and knows nothing more of what transpired. Nor cam any more facts be elicn od. exeept that the cell m which the prisoners were loeked up was empty this morning, and that the mail boy from Luray pas ed, abou! daylight this morning. on the road to’ Front Royal. a number of strange looking men.— Atezandria Gace tle, Wh. AFFAIRS In PRINCE GEORGe’3 County.— The following are from the P’rince Georyian The Weataer. Cropz, dc —Noiwith-tonding the threstening aspect of the weather the pas? few days, avother week has paveed and stil we bave bad no ra‘n. The cozdition of our crops is traly deplorable. From avery section of our fertile county we hear the same bitter wail. The corn is lost past redemption, and our great staple, tobacco, is suffering terribly. How our small’ farmers, so utterly dependent upon their corn crop, can make ont until mext year, it is difficult to conjecture. cl —& small dwelling any Woodville, in this county, recently erected by colored man named Duckett, ood ere by fire a few days ago, and as Sarah Duckett, the wife of the owner, bad previously made threats to destroy it, and there was very strong evi- dence that the fire was the work of an incen- diary. she has been arrested and lodged in jail here, to avait the action of the grand jury. Saire of Real Estate-—We learo that Jonathan T. Walker, Esq., bas sold his farm, sitaated near Agricultura! College, containing 150 acres, to Edward O. Carrington. Esq., United States Distriet Attorney for Washington. The price ‘was 89,000. Messre. Bowie and Keech, attorneys for the heirs of the late Henry Uar- rick, bave disposed of the land belonging to the estate, estimsted to be 255 acres, to Messrs. Kendig & Onion, of Washington, for $7,000. APFAIRS IN MONTGOMERY CouNTY, M.l.— The Rockville Sent.nc! this week bas the fullow- ing items: A Large Yield.—Richard M. Williams. Esq. of this town, raised tbis year one hundred and seventy-five bushels of wheat from an eight acte lot attached to his premise:—an average of very nearly twenty-two bushels to the acre. The Prospect.—Crops in this county are stili suffering trom the want of rain, which if not relieved soon will curtail the corn crops and late vegetables very much. Camp Mecting.—The camp meeting of the M. E. Church South commences near Beallaville, im this ‘county, today. A very large attend- ance is ex) 5 New Church. Messrs. Campbell & Pam- phrey, contractors, have raise the framework of the new ebapel being erected in this town by the members of the M. E. Church South, of this cireuit. " A Ree MILLER, ATTORBEY-AT-LAW. ae Bis office to We. 4 436 street, near the ity Ball. ‘ous m RENEWES AT SEVEN- Ne see ts THE NATIONAL LABOR UN’ Fifth Day. session of the National Lanor charactermed by consideranle jac business was dispose. of. Mr. J. F. Walsh explamed that whereas, in the Teport of xs remarks apou the samismou of Miss Anthony, he ts stleged to nave said Wat she desired to degrade men to the tewet of mittee of Conferrace from te ‘Miss Martha Wa'bridgr. of Maxs, from the Oommitte mate Labor, submitted a re- Ce me that the Cong! that ‘rades Unions make im. Mediate efforts to secure a thorough organiz1- tom of temale labor, and demand the same pay for work equaliy well done by woman as that Gone by man; that every Svenue of labor tor Which weman is physically capacitated should be opened to her on thesame terms and condt- ons as allowed to any class of laborers. Resolutions denouncing coolis labor, bat de- = that voluntary Chinese emigrant hore we protected like other persons, were adopted. ‘The following were appointed a committee ew pulitical perty:—James 0. Syivis, of eyivanta; Seigfried Myers, ot N. ¥.: tug tN. ¥.; Hal. T. Waiker, of Ala; W. J. A long report in reference to tha troubles im the coal mining distr the stion that it ee: question waetuar tne Goyernment eball mot take possession of the coal mines of tbe country, paying the preseat ownersa fair valoation for the same, and rap these mines as the gold mines of California have been rua, in the interast of the waole peo- ne right toal! the mation nh of the couctry, which shall never pass out of the hands of the people inio ta» hands of nopelists ‘A platform was presented and adopted, of which the following is a synopsis: All politieal power is mherent 10 the people, And free government toanded on their aut ity and established for their nenft; tbat La) ere im all departments of useful induswy suffering from a system of monetary Inws, Which were enacted during ths Iate war as measnres, it was assumed, necessary to the Jife of the nation, fore: an empire in which ail political power be centralized, to restrain and eppress the rights of labor, and subordinate irs yotaries to the merciless demands of aggre; ofthe United States, is wroagtully in the burdens of the wealth-producing classes millions of dollars annually, justice, tue aspi. Tations of honest industry, aud the spiri: of imperiled literty dewand its immediate rapen} and the substivotion of lezal-ceuder note ae the exclusive currency of the nation. That the National Labor Union is opposed to the continuation and creation of bonds by acts of incorporation by either State or Natiou- al authority, with the privilega of making, is- suing, or putting ito citculation any notes or other papers of any other bank to circulate as money, except legal tender Treasury notes therein contemplated. That the revenue laws of the United States should be altered #0 that instead of subord:- ating labor to capital they may afford just protection to labor and the indastrial interests of the whole country. ‘hat the legal-tender money should be made legal-tender in the payment of all debts, pu lie and private, and convertible at ths opto Of the bolder into Government bonds, bringing interest at the rate of three per cen per apuum, with the privilege .o the holder to re- convert the bonds ixto money, or the money into bonds, at plensure. That the ciaim of bordholders that bouds which were bought by greenbdicks, and the Principal of which is, by Inw, payable in cur- honid nevertheless be paid in gold, 1s and extortiona’e ‘ghat the exemption from tax of bonds and securities isin violation of the just principle of the revenue law. ij ‘The land monopolies ara at variance with the doctrine that all freemen, whea they form asocial compact, are equal in right persisted in, must ultimately result in the sub. ‘and, if | | { ‘version of free in: uations, 23 also the soiul i and political well-being of the laborog maeses. That as labor is th dation and cause oi ational prospeti terest of the Gover it. Its importanc creation of an executive Government at Wasiineton, to the Departmen “wh protecuurg i P’pmat the recommend 0 foster and prote. we, demands ¢ denom 1 b shall aid ia ampis of the Natiouai Cong BL ADg Of eight boars Resclert, T the cardin: full ree al rights toe very An > such as Daye been con ‘be Committee or ted the following report: ‘Whereas there exists in eral States enactments making it ap fence for American me*hanics aud lab combine for self-protection ‘0 secure their aliepable rights, « fuir day's wages fora fair day’s work; and whereas sach laws have passed exclusively in the interest and efi of capitalists antagonis‘ic to the spirit of American liberty; and whereas there is no Tedrees for the mechanic or laborer in the State of Pennsylvania to take an appeal, if in bis judgment he thinks he is unjustly taxed ~ conv under this tyraunical law: jore, Resived, That the workingmen of the United ‘States emphatically demand their ut vond. tonal repeal. The Union continued its session for some time, but beyond the above the proceedings ‘were of an unimportant character. Founp Daap.—A jury of inqnest has held on the 7th inst, at Indian Head. on the Poto- mac river, over the body of J. T. Sudaatn, found dead at that piace. The verdict of the jury was that he came to his death from causes to them unknown, but believed to be from yio- lence.—Port Tobacco Times. S7-At Alanta, Ga., the boys fly kites witd anterns attached, and have lots of fun setling buildings on fire. 87 Mr. W. R. Axdeon, an old citizen of Mat- ison county, Tenn... committed sarcide by nans- ing bimself on Wednesday last, He was ia his 62d year. 87 A Sheriff's officer against the goods of an abscoading dentor Ambyville, Censds, setzed the artificial t» of the debtor’s wife while they were tempora- Tily removed from her mouth &7 The subscribers to the stock of the Inter- ational Commercial Company (to promo direct trade between Norfolk, Va., and Liver- Pool) will meet on the first of next month in Norfolk for provisional organization. EF Calvin Logston murdered aud old woman, ber daughter and granchild, in Fentress coun- ty, Tennessee, and is to be hanged on the ith of October, Although only 22 years of age, he freely confesses to eight marders, #7-Some of the workingmen ia Greenville, ‘Ot. have formed a co-operative association. and intend hereafter to buy and seli their own roduce and groceries, and divide the profite, if any, among themselves. ss Bazoaus: BABGAINS bn Belling our entire stock executing a writ CHEAP FoR CASE 20 Market Boece, COR. NIGHTH ST. AND MARKBT SPACE, pipes FL Ty da aera Gases axsvotion oF PANOY AND MILLINERY GOODS tigeed at Be ¥ Berane 2 eet a ern wnt ou tpphcanconss teem poth the duty and in. | \ sive ings and Pics, Rabdber setts and Bracelets. Received this morning at Prigg’s Uae Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 636 Peansylyania aveaue, between $f and 6th strests, riod rwsrenreaea gy ee ater ona tee ae Bok ts, AB the’ feet, successti treated between 454 nue, Hours from # a. mi to6 p.m. Galls made at Tesiden-es between 6 and 8 p. No charge tor consnitation st office. Established I> |. ATTENTION.—We beg to call the attention of medica! practitioners and invalids to Standard Wine Bitters,” as a mildly stimulat- ing diuretic, soderific, and tonic aid to depili- tated persons, from cause. Their base is Speer's pure wine, without the eem- by herbs and use them with bi are remarkably Sold by druggists. Toots. decided advantage. Pleasant to the taste. : ——— one THIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo HB. Wilson & Uo. can sell Shoes, Boots,cc., aa cBanp 10 advertises im the Star, 7,14 eerie ‘No Use Denying the Pact,” — Stevens, Proprietor of tne Tea Hong, nas Adopted @ principle of selling Tea that must = me Py sound and correct in every feature: Pound as cheap as ‘hough you ta thousand. PO RRETE: 6,17 “Hone,” 535 7th street, PEE coasted ‘TR ORBATRST relief imagivable can be at- forded this warm weather by of men’s “Bun- heviot, Arrah ma dab dsto alpaca and linen sults, children’s Gsri- baide suits in grea’ variety are alsoto be Dag at ™ M. zy ‘San CHEB: Junt seccved es = N. W. BURCHSLL’s, Corner of isth and F atreers. 3213 Under Bbbitt House, C. s. sewaxus puiza soar. THE BEST, THEY Sav. ME, LABC ve SAVE TIME. WHI TAM MAKE THE CLOTHES © 'B AND CLEAN. i aeuperior quality, and are guat- erfect satisfaction, give TAKE N » stam] ar. Auk your grocer for any of these, and be sure yor *Sravufictory 808 ana 303 G street north, be tween sth and Sth, Washington D:0. eis W asuseros CITY DISPENSARY, No. 265, Northwest Corn-r Th and M Strests Medical ‘advice and gurgical operation to thy *Ghos hoor stil, m., Sto? p.m aiAreoay Me Day. W. harisene, M. 1 Paver t at a public Bal jorado Terr, 13th di Sepreaie 2 Tands the f Mowing named township: . whips, viz: Line an! West of the Sixth Print ap Mecidian. nahips 8 and 6. range 64 range 65. inclusive, aud to mship 1M, ‘TSwash'ps 1 tog inclusive, range (2 Townships i tol i st range §y. 3 range 70 Townships 15 and 19, range 70. Lancs snpropriated by law for th ase of schools. mi au F purposes, nds jcatious have been fied suder the provisions homestead iaw, will be excluded from the ‘of the above designated lends will be com: he day sppointed, and will proceed in the order Iu which they are advertised, and in the manber prescribed by the firgt section of the ress approve ore ed 24th April, 1990, amtil th tele aered Snot’ the ‘aale thus closed hall be Kept open hi co weeks, and ‘ivate entry of any of [hada ‘wil! bo adanitted Uaul after the expiration? the thro Reka from fhe 18th oF : parts be rated. is required ib the sume to the satistertion. of the Magister Mecelver of the Lund Office beref racticablo after acetes this betice. and before wpe a Sppotnted for the Comineucement of the public the lands em b raring, the tract claimed, of Swine ae ral Land Office, RAL SOPERIN- ¥ BUILDINGS. Frovovale will be recat red for the Soltvery 7 ‘mt more Company s beet White Ash A: to be weighed on the tension, and to weigh delivered at euch ad in euch quantities as avidlewsw GEORGETOWN, Tee From ax> Geax Marker —The demand tor flour during the past week bas = S ooneiees bp Pntyna, a tom tn iberal supply, and prices for T grad: are well custained” Low creden ia Telatively lower, closing in favor myers. Corn has beep in moderate receipts, and prices show an upward tendency, probably owing to the repo Seas ee meee veraees Baas tuon of the Wikg crop. Flour. town family per Soi’snaises extra, $589; su nto nal family, #49; extra, $5.sia?. $0; extra cat, $5.50a5 75; superfine, $636.50. Grain—Choice Ted wheat per bushel, $1.65a1.68; prime, €1 Sua 1.55; good. $1.45a1.50; yellow corn, $1i5al white, $1.10; corn ‘meal, white, $! yellow, $1.iGa1.12; oats, 50; rye, Sial.s Savsace Tursr.—Igoations Foster, colored. bro omcer Greene this morning. ¢_ larceny of & lot of sausig> from Jobn Lesbower, a butcher living north oftown. Yeabower could not appear till aft market hours, so the man who siole the sa rage in this hot weather, was beild (together ‘with bis plunder) for a heari 868.—To-dayon ‘Change eat were offered and soid 50 to $1.56, fair to prune. ‘Tae thermometer at It a.m. to-day stood at 9% st Cropley’s, corner Congress and Bridge street eee eeeneeeneeneeese =—={=*{*={={={=[=[=_z::EEx_EE_— WOOD AND OOAL spARRRS® ‘<aD SPRUCE PINE woOD For sale at low rates at@ L. SHERIFF'S (oal re oo Wharf, footh 6th “et. Orders left = 6, between 33 and ate + Sillbe promptly attended t>, suS-ia S. p. szowm & sox, | ComneR 16Tu Staesr an> New Yo x Ave GREAT BEDUCTION i" PEIOg feis-tf P®orosaLs FoR FBESH BEEF. Beany'ss F Ornice Guise it Va. for six monti: Ist, 1963, or a0 loss timo as the Commiesary General of Subsis- tence may direct. Bidders are ated to be present to respond fo thetr bids, and be prepared to give bonds for the | fullfliment of their contract. | Conditions, requirements, payments, &c. a | By command of Brevet Major General Canby. | A PUBTES, Brevet Major and Chief Commissary of Subsist. | District. ence, First. ‘ate PPoPosars Fi Orrice, DAY, ? 89, for the delivery of ¥, te the Pos marter each yuaatitios a= may be required. from ton to mon! for the service of that Post during the period ending June Separste proposals are revuired: For Woad, Gry bard, and free frem suall “fF crooked for Data, to be ity ro possis. and information as to tions of delivery, can b» ob- ice of the Post (uartermaster st or at this offi man P2°PosaLs FoR coaL AND woop, Post Orrict DEPARTMENT, a] Sealed Proposals will Le ros ial at this off-e ‘Der! the sist inet: M. ab, No.1. or broken s tone {2.240 Tbs.) best LYKENS VALLEY, for BraLe purposes, 20) cords best seasoned OAK WOOD a BABKEKS’ PINE WOOD, ->s. soned. ph Tereceeamples of Coals must accompany wach i The Departinent reserves the right to reject all or any portion of the bids recetred LC F. a. McOABTNEY, an i7td_ Disbursing Clerk end Superintendent. QFF!CE OF TRUSTERS PUBLIO SCHOOLS. Wastixcton, D, O. August 19, 1359. wited. and will be re- Orrice 3 Hoc! blic Schools of the with WOOD AND ending Jcly 3, 1570. jOOND DISTRICT. 0 tons White Arh Beg Coal. 8 cords Oak Wood, sawed and split. To be" delivered from time to time, during the achool year, at the different school . in such ausntities as may be ordered by the ‘Se endorsad 4 Word, aud Cosl,” and addnemed tr epettegs — Cbatrman Domaitt~: of Betlios [Rep &0bron.) ee Sewzroca stoss ‘The MABYLAND Li 00! are prepared to fraian thett Bisae ta hasasioas quantity © ond rED SAWED TO ORDER. 8, PLATFOR: STEPS INDOW cara ano SILLS, WATER TABLES, COPING. AGGING, ABHLER, &e RUBBLE OB BOUGH BOUND BTOME, for heavy masonry, tities. ‘Appiyto aa quan! pply ©. W. HAYDEN, * ard SFE, Ft + A. BOSWELL, JUSTICE OF THE PEAOR, Office—22S 455 street West, nesr P st. sonth, Landlord and tenant and civil pnsiness erally attended to. A ‘ceds, Leases, Mortgages aad Wills duly Gai gpen tom $m... dal omit 'Bepoblican’ - M.WILLIAN «6 BLACK ané WHITE LLAMA LACR POINTS. SiLK 8ACQUBS, TRAVELING SUITS, WHITE SUITS, OAMBRIC SUITS, in all colers, UNDER- Docroz SCHUMAN & DURAND'S TONIC! PREPARED FROM THE CONCENTRATED SEG AABY eet ables of VERN imei iors, 4¥ ENGLISH 4NP CLASSICAL SCHOO Massachusetts averue, Detwoen 9h end 10th sts SRETT Princt pal (Successor te Hess rm DAY Sopteenee 6. i808. we ° on The School Room been greatiy ( Ome dayiog vacaiton. and fe-well ventfinted, >To" Orrculars may be obtained at the 4 of ' FS Bcipal.at 355K street, between i2th Youre LADIES’ SEMINARY. 4 BIUARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, The duties of this ‘fastitation. wtit — + ae sae batt Fear of residence @¢otuine the pbany: and is well known asthe any High er butlding. The ecelceed grounds aflord apace for recreation de resam-t aF _au)d- San SEMINARY S®ie Sth wtrents for primary ané advanced te the oret RONDaY Beptompe Mapited clans of emaali boys will be receives” * EB UNION EVANGBLICAL © for Young Latios ane Obthiren. Mo Sat Rs Ei etopeacd sor ee ceases e reopened tor the rec MORDAY e ember 13. is r ro Tt ANGELO 54) 8 "8 Book: asth street, corner of @. wit tes of their school for ¥: B the sth of Be Drawing st voardiog partie ce toe epite so eeiwiee Sieters wt!) reopen their A ie, MONDAY Beptemter sie, J = 7th ate oe t more! ant their cares Tuatee sensor ssip canine The Female Parochial School of St Dominic Parish ive tof St. Rominte’s Onurch! Dt Due under the harge uf the Sisters SPISCOPAL HIGH EOHOOL FOR BOTS, ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MATHRMAT M street, between loth’ JO tin sendine their wren: prompt iron. Every attent! wilt be iutellectwal tralaicg their charge. =“T - TOWN OuLLEaR. SBOROE TWENTIETH MEDICAL SESSION, 1569-70 COLLEGE BUILDING CORNER OF TENTH i AND & STREETS, dai CIT) OF WASHINGTON, FacULT aS pons rouxe, ap, ofessor of : Practice Of Medi General Pathology and M-aical Bthice FLODOARUO HOWARD, M Professor of meme Diseasee of Wom » and Uhiidren. JOBNSON ELior. M.D, Professor of Principles and Practice ef Sarce-y aod Purgical Anatomy. z GAN MD Professor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics au! ledicai Juri MONIGUMERY jessor «Tf Anatom). cioueral op BAURY TioMPseN, f Physiolog) and Profeaccr pa ABD, FUREMA rofessor of Ge and Pi F) DAMnY THOME rote a or Profeesor D 2 or of ©! A EVANS Mw WAMT BLDEIDGS® BUBERISON fi re For the Fuli Conres ot Lectures. Matriculation... Demonstrator oti on f F £ i] a 4 z Ps A H a rt e 3 i ii i eae {HARY, Posscastng full collegiate powers. will sgmmence ‘2 ite 27th senolestic year, the PIEST MON 0. ember. : jen, gb Cetslocues, containing view of butidingr, SAFO cv. THOMAS M. CANE. A Mt iy 232m" President [8 Be0N COLLE EGE, i this Tustite September 30. eg Le Dashigul. anid Ey Presiseat T° PABENTS AND GUAEDIANS OF YOUTH BOWARD INsTITUTE, MD. 333-e06m MADAWE D'RERVILLY. Print. APFiication, ‘TB LAND Puneon Orica, dolr Tk. - “nis $ 10 WHOM If MAY CONCERN: