Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1870, Page 1

THE FVENING STAR. | PUBLISHED DAILY, Sanday exeepted, At The Star Building, / 8.W. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and Iith 8t, } by THs EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, THE STAR ix weved by carriers to their mb- reribers in the City and District at Taw Cxxf8 rez ePK or FORTY FOUR CENTS FER MONTH. Copies : a the counter, Two Cuxts, ps oh have thieves In ‘ome = Prict For Mamie :~Three Months, 91.50; ! -- = — mm inquired whether Six Months, $3.00; One Year, $5.00. No papera ————_~ _| haze their piace ated’ wit be mecrain fe sent f rom the office than paid for. 5 ° = WiWae Ao Wide Iolo a Skene S| ‘epublican each could always “aie pam ees rar | V2. BS—NE. BAB. WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, MAY 3. 1870. TWO CENTS, Sars norning—§ year. | ences ve the when In reality the the slight difference. bat AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. EVENING ST AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Ea Ravel Of i eae ie a tact FN 4tt0n4n THEATRE. ee WINES AND The Coler Question. ; opt gad THrs EVENING. wopnsan Whites Washington Nows and Gossip. Doctors Differ. This Afternoon's Dispatches. © ore Gon the Se nished rou sheimer, @4 per dos. i that in his opinion the MRS. #. BOW! 50! Gerry Wins, . ‘The twenty-first annual meeting of the Ame- Terspar, joes camsod fants a, = Ani the popular young Actor, 3,0. McC! LLOM, Bnew per ga Orreaxat Revawve—The receipts from this | rican Medical Association convened this morn- ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. kuew that they. ELIzabETH: QUEEN OP EKGLaND. Pe Bs oe . source to-day were $604,829.86. ing at Lineola Hall. At the an mect- = ~ 4 —\—4 knew ™ ATURDA too i. i body Getermined to hold their FROM To. ¥ could removed ‘cause, ines of “Geaulue Master Ww. B. AREAUTS, United States pra sy: law Ae —— - Drake. not indace them to wink REAP and - hn meetings in the city ‘ashington every alter- From Paris—’ ulations, He m- Hy é 'FROU FROV. : Aavy, has boom ordered to Washington, D. C,'| nate year, and at other places as may be agreed Perer The Tafereel mate inn Mr Sherman pet 3 w York. If Mr, aut | ieee ‘ave., | for examination for promotion. upon. The last annual meeting was held at] which the Deed was tone mine, thought it was taki otocs they covld mot he indas Oe peor BARARD EELLOWS maut | MBerstnet IU A : Mim. E. L. Stawron has declined tho position | NeWrleans. At this Convention the general te The Reentng Ber. * they cou ve bees Indaaed ns ing 8 Eackusively rin Ireland. Ali the most beaatiful scenery of Pants, May 3.—The explosive machines, de- = = business will be restricted to the morning ses- against the ‘ion. He did not ie ie Pending further considerat the morn Tretana presented on 30000 feet of canvass repre: HEIDSIECK Sy ocaee Piaher tt Attorney; tendered him'| s.r amd at the afteraoon suations all reports | signed te te aed against the life of the Emape. | P01 td make h holiday briaworthiaderne’t | nose nk srinar comi wont over util at senting the Principal Cities, Public i by Sudge Fisher. pe” | our too practical to eamotion any. | morro Feoely Ankon, Sataral, Curate, : | CHAMPAGNE, , nillery ood Extra Dry, In Bas- — ase} Fe eer eed Felating to partic- | ror, which were recently seized at the houses of thing of this kind. “3 | "The House then resolved itself into Commit- x P he hb 3 ~ Jerry’ Golan & Barwey the Gide. Maris. ac iris ler, Fg for Unie Sine ‘Thre SexAT® Commirrer ox Forricn RELa- rs ge My the conspirators conte Thought thet in one day out of 345 | toe of the Whole, and revumed consideration ce hl appear at cach representation. Ta See ab St Seweame ‘a 1S, commence af $:15. Admicioa mys-5t 25.39 and 20 cen : EMEMBER THE ORPHANS. CONCERT by the GHILDREN of the PROTES- Lincota Hall, WED- TANT ORPHAN ASYL NESDAY EVENIN myt-td Trios this morning considered the Tehuantepec a ‘and Obetetrion, ay — They our people might Lot business go to tribute | the tarift bill. gees : tari bill. Toute for a ship caual across the Isthmus of | my, ' epal fopberamny ani = * dnt to the $0 Patriota who lost their wes toeave | The paragraphs imposing duties on Darien, but came to no conclusien thereon. Eplaemic ? Medicai Juris z : | Sodfirons, &o., and on glazed, tinned or eusme” , were stricken out, on ano- ‘Tue Convrersce Comutras on the Market fect. ; . é ee 2 Mr. Schenck also moved to strike owt the House bill did not meet to-day, and will not i - i de! ‘to the periphery to NESDA\ r consider the subject until the recovery of Gen. | of the State : oni wes SPECIAL sorice, | Logan, a member of the Committee, who is oa ieee das ous on ne rr the call fama the mottos to wes ‘ore yy > and an ‘tort two re S confined to his house by illness. ondar by the Prendcat, Profensee Cesige Moke | tare ae ee ea enty” Meetings. bya . however, stricken ont, as was aloo ae COMSSNSDA SRANATIO RUTERTAINNERT denbalt, of Uineinnati, Ohio, wits ‘Wm. | view of the | Giscovered, there Is but | att — Senet tee 2nd Roos, | paragraph on all cartunge of iron ones steers dint aon are | Fo peur Eaaed iar | rte cacao | Crater we arama tee rer tag srr, I*70. +G. a 4 Xa P LJ . " ere wiautsoaitenenes Sietiy the survey of a ronte for a railroad on cine Jom 8. Moore, of ‘arren » Of La., Die Baunevilté seas ym Rome to the For- a ae then second- 4 Ms. Asper ) moved to amen’ CHAS. HERZSERG. 472 C street bank of the Potomac Fiver from a point onpe, Hee presidents, were. to seats on the | cign Ofice here a demand from the French | $i maye ig! Ant the MOWED WAS by ayes | by making the duty om ali cast or other descrip 4. JACOBSON. 361 Pennsylvania avenue, & point oppo- Frayer was offered by Hev. C. B. Boyn- | Bi and their attendants in that tity, that tion of steel or 495 Peonsylvunia avenue, site Georgotown to Harper's Ferry. ton, of this city. ELN. 316 Seventh street <= Dr. ‘Antisell, chairman of the committee of “= report tothe es be favgr of the plebiscite. ‘of the public mectings tordiscuse the Commissionzn DEuaxo left for Ohio this was held slabs, bande, cofis, or stri; be arty welcome, and disorde: 7 ilhed The Sah cote Pear . be a : nyt : morning, to absent for's week or ten days. delegat hearty wel me, — Was some der, but ne lence. Soldiers Mr. Trembell asked ited i usin: ny i. (goo “——e : Depniy mmissioner Douglass, who is expect- b ws 2 reg I yi consideration, and that it weuld be: Western and the Pennsylvania members. W41t's orxxa novuss. FP Teese GiAnp way nati __— | od to return this evening, will discharge the | (2 Southern stator, nited. . Shauimeutty: + <einibieter PRS ie DEE socrans duties of Commissioner daring the absence of | He’ trou tie varied Intercale Cometted anueer a anne Ae. 8 =bill_ siting @. larger Commeacing MONDAY, MAY Qo. AF Linen ph ‘ Mr. Detano. Trith thls convention, that much good would be RETURN OF TH£ FAVORITES. On TAURSDAY BVENING’ MAY 5, JouN G. Nrcotay, private secretary to Pres- | gramme for the Business durig tne Reappearance ot Tickets $1, admitting ® Gentlemen and Ladies, ident Lincoln, recently Consul at Paris, is now | fe'tlon Of the :—T uesday—Heception _ mya aw. by the President of the United Stakes,atsp. m. Mise LAURA KEENE, HE FLOMAL MAY SASTIVAL AND BEAT | ter mourn in Plovide, ities he oot os an, | Wibethants pects Ny the Surgeon Goward AND DRAMATIC COMPANY. T rreiht anid AND BXMt- | ter sojourn in Florida, whither he went for the at the Army Medical foi p.m; a dekdiaatina: Selden aalekicheaten, Scania PROFS. BELL & CASSELL, denefit of his health. His present residence is | Surgical Lecture in the lower haliat& p; m., : i of Lanse ‘Will be held at fi Microscopical Lecture in the lower hall at 8% own version of the latest Parisian sensation, entitied MARINI'S AOAREMY, Springtield, Mi. ba “Thureday— Reception by Mayor at Waste Fr = WEDN - pit he same powegta cap geaetin’ re. | ReuibMion of Poack Dacia MAL IIT™ sg | Sxcuwrany Ropzsom has addressed s letter | baton, Hoe, 8, 8 at 9 p.m After centation at Laara jelphla, | o'clock, was ne s Theater, Phi New Scenery by Mr.J_S. Schell. Pancing to Seats secured six days in advance at BLL's’ Ma- wesic sic Store. m2tr | A. ©. Cook. H.%: the roil of to Mrs. Fremont, expressing the thanks of the | “ach ‘ze roll of mem| Navy for her kind sunouncement that the mab- } their » in which state that they have agers of the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphan's | ¢xeluded the delegates from the Ni Medi- Home will take care of andeducate the orphans | $81 Society, D- C-; American A: cred Of the lost crew of the Oneida. Alumni Association of Med ft t ae. ical Department * : | reer ea SOCIETY’S S o'clock, ewes Se ee ts oe ome Georgetown College; also the three mea Bog admitted to probate in the Orphans’ Court to- | tion with colored Notwithstanding A FAS day. Hon, P. H. Watson renounced his right to | ‘ey have be regnlarly gradasted, all the white CBA alli of ysicians as well as the three colored only in La 24) qualify as one of the executors, and letters tes- [ag ed ‘7 CONCERT, BCOTC! tamentary were issued to the others named in | rumbir, in the aggregate, about ohare Peon 390K the will, Gen. E. D. Townsend, Judge Andrew The w fected delegates, wilh.a namaber those 3 Wylie, and Mrs. Stanton; bond, $20,000, Association, held s meeting last night and coe TuE NAVAL Cour? Maztiat recently in ses- Premed thelr te a ae Also, bill to regulate the IN AID OF was made by Dr. Rebert sion at the Navy Department for the trial of Aes en Commander John H. Upshur, jr.,for purchasing | Reyburn, the Chairman of the unittee on faietahip, submitted the findings of the court | Credentials, who commenced with preliiuinary to Secretary Robeson on Saturday evening, and committee, char, it had been brought bentonite ape to await further orders. eee I veges has not yet reviewed the pro- M8. » of Unicago, rose to a question ceedings, but willdo 20 during the present week. | Of order, that the report should be made with- after which the court will be dissolved. 4 After debate it was decided to hear the report wae any remarks. pensions of the navy and marine corps; both of i were referred to Committee on Naval cons abreast re hen oy ‘ol ing were passed : i 4 be held in New York in s soldiers monutaant ‘at Sairmvee Oe “ont the auspices of the Evangelical Alliance, excites wark, New Jersey. interest ei for the relief of J. Ross Browne, late been but four tack sath snrnauien, there have ‘The joint resolution appropriating €25,00) for | &t Berlin, Paris, Amsterdain and London. By the benefit of the Wilberfrec University in Uhio | the Rev. Dr. Schaaf invitations were sent to = ‘Tue Protestart EovwEsn THE RICHMOND SUFFERERS, THE McFARLAND TRIAL, The Mother of Mrs. MeFarland-Rich- ardsen the Stand. on Baclusively to The Evening Star. New Tone as 3—The first witness. to-day SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 7. 1870. RECRUITING rm THE Navy.—Ordera have his re- then proceeded to read hearsing his history of tne troubles in ‘he - 4 ing up most dstinguished Protestants to attend been issued from the Na: rt, re was the Hon. id Atwood, Representative o. | °°! . a C i, partici; writer crue cantatas euiee oc eee nL Bredicat Colloges ofthis city on the color ques- | we Madiaon (Wis) District tn the House af concrete explained that twas not intended Sieguieiions And importa’ themes and’ the = [ncancies caused by the discarge of the crew of | * ‘After its reading a motion was made to refer | Farlend gave a reading at Madison, nt witen | but toapnly certain funds of" the Freedmen’s | Will be represented by elses Boeing the Iroquois and other 1s, he Com witness was present. Bureau to this pu ¥ i y ‘oq vessels, whose terms of | the report to t mittce on Ethics without Mr. P: Thus it is anticipated the meeting wilt crdies hate apie eee pion on ec fietneg Joel B. Elwood, a lawyer, was the next wit- T. Patterson did not know but itgwould be pri nr of ot dietings toned ‘ sels abroad, and hacdin «| A motion was made to refer the majority re- | ness, and Mr-Sinclair, of the Tribune, followed, } Detter to apply these funds to giving ’s common bility and the highest standing tm the world of ale of Tickets will commence on TUESDAY say panes Lot wet abroad, and hardiy = | port to the samme committee; carried. bat their testimony was not important. Seiden ar tee Bertie anes of ene Colered | Stes ona ined The gow of am Da aeranet Dut letters are received at the Navy | ir. Stewart, of Washington, submitted a pre- | _ Mrs. George Vandenhof teriied that Mra. | children of the South instead of taking sc tonge the Gounneaes oth Dae Eee MORNING, May 34, at NETZEROTT & CO.'S Department from our Consuls in different parts | test against the report of te Committoe on Cre. | McFarland took lessons in reading and close: | ir chee nicted toee oe eas 8. | tenia Seltiet the Noemy baste ‘Associa Music Store, and at Osice of The Arlington.” of the world asking that United States vessels | dentials, and on motion it was referred to the Son Aint am the witpem’ husband vertin See canoe ae oy tion Building, beginoing on the 22d of Septem- be sent to their stations, to look after American | “*™e committee. i land’ "°"*" | ite charier there was no distinction on account | Der, and continuing from day to day for at least [There is a good deal of feeling in the Con- vention on this color question.) Dr. Busy submitted a protest against the ad- ed a reading given by Mrs. McFarland, Mrs. Sage, the mother of Mrs. McFarland, was then called. ris of admission, ONE DOT LAR, reserved. interests. of race or color. Th fored: | ten days. During this time numerous sections they were mostiy emancipated slaves rocraec:, | OF divisions of the general organization will mostly emancip: — Scenih Tne Pactric RawRoap BrLt8.—The South- are sites je tAna wom the mothar of ates | chy Aud Tenmamee: Gey Neve Dong Meu ky | meet in convenient ehurches at other Places #£TZEROTT HALL. ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE HANDSOMB erm Senators end members uetd w CAUCUS Int | THe woNe oe Ree Meee eS ere prenemtan ve 10m F Richa S® | go Out tH tie Buuth amd acta Ww tucis | {on the discussion of particular topics pertunent DAD CABKIAUES, JUST RECEIVED. Answer.—“I am, sir.” ‘0 FREE LECTURE evening, for the purpose of determining upon } tice of medicine. own race. tothe general of Mr. ‘Trumbal thougiet nore was somthing | the mina whUes maa omerence: AMINE NTLEMEN ONLY, : ; 3 - | Mr. Graham.—“ object to this form of ques- ee UESDAY NIGHT, MAY 3d, Hi. F. ZIMMERMAN «@ SON, imme Plan for harmontaing the various Southern | noig, ross to-a polit of order tout heer Maite | tons” They mast purity Ase ton Soe woes | for the Senator trom Kisamchascee ees, | sana Mot whem have qeeeently anticipated, pen yA as ox ; Pacific Railroad schemes. It was finally agreed | ual grievence sould be settled by the Commir. | the woman who claims to be Mrs Richaehons | to Wook a It seemed that although the Lm MK attend, win gady signified their Be Phre Exsnuinations at the St. James HM STREET. 1 to support the Trans-continental Railroad bill, | tee on Ethics. testified to many family incidents | Charter «id not prohibit it, that practically there 4 be recognized some of Ts. Peer’ Pt _Bend for Circatars. o2t-Im in the life of the MeFarlands, but they Was @ distinction on account of race and color: | {te leading religious teachers of Holl generally uni: as white people were not educated, and he did | SWitzerland. France, Germany, I not know but that the Sepator (Sumner) might | ©™gland and - — better knownastheFremontroad. Thesouthern | , Dr- Cox came to the stand and attempted to members arg uniting with the friends of the | be Mesrd, but the convention refuted to hear re and, pain, Northern Pacific road, with the understandi Dr. Martin said that a partof his delegation Judge Davis proj to show that Merar- | bring in an amendment to prohibit it. (Laugh- | oe ——___ TWO GKAND CONCERTS, or that the latter road will have the united pee had been excluded by cae Committee on Cre. | land wrote to his wife that he would burn down | trl" That Senat to repeal the char- |, TRE Worm: for w Prorce.—The Strike ter of the Medical Society here because it made | the cigar makers in New York. iy a distinetion om account of race and color, whe, | Zt#duaily dimin aD > there was nothing im the charter on the subject. | ving found work im ihe mation snopes te we AT THE MASONIO TEMPLE, ON WEPSESDAY AND VEIDAY EVENINGS, ROOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERs, Mrs. McFariand’s father's house if his wife did not come to him immediately and bring the child, notwithstanding its being dangerousiy of the Southern delegations if the Northern Pa- | dentials, and he moved the subject relating cific men will pledge themselves to vote for the | ‘terete be xeferred ty the Committee on Ethics, ple gow as there was just iF Fer Sele: ccoast le Fremont read. i » | ill; Dut it was ruled out. Mr. Morrill (Vt) was much amused at the | believed that all the strikers will wee TREASURED RD TOK ENS.” a CAN BE FOUND AT spimrued to tio, Cowell mee ‘on! ‘Medical unica, PS nen ener costified that her daughter, por gant saan ooh Me 2 ent, tee ea by the men tet 7 a cova! ce demote mente Abe given by the Princigal Artiste inthe original = he Nomrxations—The President sent the fol- | which was carried. ee cent SO cn had Ey with bmg meses for educating dy peo. | the hi > camponters te New York, =< io ques “ oe e er & ut compensation. i ad y = and others, - fe os Syst i STRASBURGER BROS’, lowing nominations to the Senate to-day : Dr. Davis said all delegates had a right to m ahe said she did not 4 the war. —— ~ rN Samuel T. Day, of Florida, to be Consul at | take part in the proceedings of this convention me on April isth, has ended By She mene be shown that they have no right to vote. after Ty thought this bill was wrong in prin- | resuming work at the reduction of ciple. It to take from the odecationni ‘This result, it is stated, us attributed to the ay Winneper. harm in her daughter, going to Indiana to get a di Shi AN Ailcauist, of Phinidvisa bast: | 9@6 SEVENTH STREET, (OLD No. 373,) BE- TEI thine’ RoRgnt that she acted qwite Fight Onildren’s & * ss ""po-heels Col'd & * Laced * * Ladies’ Aamo fl After some further discussion, the bill was | The will of Loue passed over. after the separation. Recess was her taken. » eminent and HOUSE—In accordance with @ resolution | Janeiro recent wae admitted to probate in far . ———.+__ Attorn eynhip- Decinion vor of 1c in Fav 5 to The Evening Star. PHILADELPHIA, May 3.—Judge Allison, of the Court of Common Pleas, gave a decision this morning in the contest for District At- che neon 3 The court decides that Shepherd, Democrat, face Oscar Malmross, of Minnesota, Consul at Pic- | DT. Sayre, chairman of the Committee on | fivoree. | She ‘Mr.Graham ashe tion te | tand of the 's Bureau this | that the ship carpenters have no union wine , TWEEN I AND K STS. tou. i Rtbics, (and one of the Vico oF roaldente of the F show the morality of the witness wit een “| amount to give tom Merthon college, which funds to supgort the members incase of a strike. 8. BECKETT, of New York, Basso Can- ton homas H. Pearne, of Texas, Consul at Kings. | Snacirculated by Dr. injurious to ais impugning testimony beronttex. She also swore pose to Taine amon School ed- aoe ‘ork ouieen, whe ave also on & % J A visits from Mrs. McFarland were es e South. asserted, resul work at the y:GEO. WoL. WALTERS, Accompentst. asa as cemaeeaaal 71h GU, WY: Smulth, Assessor Internal Revenue, | chetacter, and asked that the subject be refer dity and notfrom affection. T knew Richardson Northern Colege eae ete Not properiy a | reduced rates, for the same cause. ‘ickets, . iJ y oul * > % > e1 to ma dai iter. I think the | > lege, arcel, y but Souther: » in eegegen gar se ee —— out extra charge, Eis’ Munic Store, S37 Pour: | Ladiew’fige Ool'd and Bronze Button Shoes. ead ta teaee nny Cohestor: Internal Réve- f pie. Davie moves Gist & mew Committon on | ibtorcopted lotier wan attains Go Wein ans | youths were pdacatah these NS" | | tue Witt oF L, M. GorTecHAUx, Prawtsr. ania avenne: ap2-Tt “ nue, 2d Indiana. Ethics ‘Moreau George A. Crawford, of Maine, Chaplain in { Which this sul the Navy. the foi Ensign J. E. Morve, Master in the Navy. b aryg? Pa.; N, pene Ky.; F. Tax Foxprxe Bite will, itissaid, be reporied | ‘The committee : to the House next Monday, by the Committee of | ‘The President, Professor George Mendenhall, ‘Ways and Means, with some amendments. The | then proceeded fo deliver the annual address to compulsory or 7th section of the Senate pill, | the convention, which was listened to with much oh compels national banks to take the new | interest during its reading. ra bonds, has not been struck out, and the probe- ES womct thanks ton tendered to the Presi- No. 456)0n Exhibitionsho 7 and Sale ? Scnezt.) Strzer. adopted yesterday, the House met at cleven | { o'clock a. m. real and is left to the motheras & ii ‘When the Speaker's hammer rapped to order crtate After her mie Sets there were not tifty members on the tioor, but | #24 sisters by the time the of the ‘nal was con- | the provisions of the will, and as Mrs. Gotte- chug ere might have beow veut members| ‘Aa siedfreviow bet, ton "tae tring resent. immediate Pre Paine (Wis.) introduced a bill to admit | the property. Mr. Charles Vezin, at MARKRITEWS, No. 486 SeventH stREET. between D and E streets, " “2. a Potete Lng hemo “roan e Cheice Ou Paint » Engravings, Chromos, &c Aso. Lar zest Stock Paberhangings, Window Shades, Picture Frames, Picture Cord and Tassels, Bings, Nail bees! ihe District. MS CASH. 5 Please remember Name and Number. 8p 25-ly’ ary tor the able address, was elected = maj of thirteen y merchant, of = Ladies’ . bility now is that it will "ot be materially 8 » | over Charles Gibbons, the abi ‘candi. | the State ot representation in the } this city, is executor under the will. F item @ | Oe Ss axehacd” Seton ob, pon eh | Ms sddetlaes Celts Gch | Si at ee suntu fa aas Haug es | Spins fe Clad olor ese Ot | Ste alent cet Si OURTRENTH GRAND ee OES “Daa, adi odemanae ef mutteeReamerale Origin Of Die, | carious case: First, Siepherd entered on the | amendment by Br, (Mich.,) | tent BR arte We, 1870. < 4 ™ = We wise * # duties hv certificate of election; then a contest =e a rod teferred to the Com- 5 RA PITT ey Fleet and beat laantad tw A GENTLEMEN'S LIST. ce ~ | ensued, when the Supreme vourt decided trat ) — “; ¢ Mr. Greever’ Carp.— tetany for Ple-ae Fipe Home made Bowed - 36.00 | will prevall iit may not be ehactie’ ws teen tons om that, subject; the Dostrine of Force, | Gibbons was elected, by roling out a vate ma | Mr. sper (Mo. introduced 8 bilito authorize | ,,nf™ ,OEFEEE’ CARD —In a card published im wavs GEO. JUNEMANN, Proprictor. French Calf Ho Sijigied Boys “7-00 | The ‘ball, but It will ‘be eee ag seat and Enagotie Malser Ac. | certain eleetion divisions on account of traudu- te Ray rae a EE eerste’ | Greely defends ty (M“"!50S ELEVENTH ANNUAL FLORAL 30 | Shape. tathg at the Ankle: National Medical elder “aor pee ed fe a was Urave, generous and nob he oud “MAY FESTIVAL AND BALL, ; \ Behool: to Aid in Trials Involy- a nba not iy of seducing a wife from her has- ‘Will take place at the 90 THE ABNUAL EXAMINATION OF MIDSHIPMEN ing Selentitic Testimon; Climatology and Epi- 5] ard WAT ROE OT Araner (Md.) introduced a bill to eqtiatize band, or ling a lewd and wanten womem NEW MASONIC TEMPLE, 7 Fecha portrays armen ghee 2 eee ae ‘Stata | Vietims of Lynch Law—Execation of | the fosecemous in the Navy and-the | 2°S'ass aueee kes cot bens aia ae ae THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1870. pala States. Referred to Come Medical Societies; Nomeuclature of Diseases; He that he procured vate Tetra tadter’ tickets Medicat Lit ‘Priee Exclusively to The Evening Sar, ledical Education; ¥ ‘sabmitted their reports, and the com- Esenys, ae Sint antral D. ©., Ln} — = Veterin: . 2 For sale ot Kilis’ and rote ic Btores, .—All those wish participate are re- LF oy Rg byt Te esived after Saturday. 6th inst. spin ASHINGTON CITY ETHING AND DBASS W GEN“ itenay at all times to furnish MUSIC for all #. H. DONCH leader. Orders left at rgsidence, 637 Bighth street enst. streets or beadquart- ere. 64 Detreet, between Sixth’ aad. Seventh wots. ‘apt? Im" ABLOW'S GALLERY —The vabl'c ae invited of Fink TING! ittee on Naval Affalrs. pri per Aes Wiis ae ‘Stiles (P- ) introduced a joint Tesolation | COUnse! to assist in the prosecution, believing ect were nine | gece tnt Brenan sere Coo aan the | inten hand it been bio tese to hore heen iret ames heuses at 1 uy. and A, Lecompten were. hanged in the | Speaker of the declare Tespecti Prosesoe of 8 érawd of tire thousand pareons, for ~ b 2 e’clock noon, on Mon- | “ated, then unjustly covered with oblog! nS vaslnateans Karta and irder Mr. of July. Aicrltinn, "the enveation was recived at a ee ee a en selected a committee of twenty-four citizens to try the case. The nducted tua quiet leterminea ad no oa ‘questioned the justice of the trial and execu- n. ‘thror the land; wan’ opens prominent naval officers as the | referred to the Committee on in. ata fs trees ORS. sad GAITERS naval members of the Board. Several members moved that the prices, | they will see a saving of 25 per cent. ___ Don't forget name and No, a STRASBURGER BROS, | spectors General of the 33d degree of Preema- | ¥ tgp ms grt opel Desperate ima Dark Room_Tue ap2-Im 906 ‘TH BT. I AND K sonry now in session at Baltimore. To-morrow Thick Ti been subma ne eeeee owe Boe, ra aan, S25 tm_906 SRV RUTE SE BEL LAND EK. | croning the Supreme Oowsen 14 “tg De on- | | A recers wastaken, In ordet to AMord the Btate Secaslacis fo The Sorte OTS’ CLOTHES) ‘ tertained at a banquet given by the Balti- time to select a St. Louis, 3—At Mon’ colle, Kase, B in Bema and tthe Sais yoage, | m0re, Freem cn Thursday. there tauteo from ouch State for omoere for 1; Pane and M. C: Stapleton ai deni cps bad Pantec nceropsiiten Sulcs es Retin aed oectiinn cee On Pesasen ; the Committee on Nomina- ch eos inbbapitcbarite bietcat . Young Men frou iccighta ‘Templar wil perform escort Satt : ‘hike the, nase. of DF. B itiictie, Ropeol the recovery of efther Frem San Francicee—BDeath €on- { sul_The Sa’ te Telegraphed Beclusively to Boening Star. ‘San Francisco, Oat., May 3.-M. , sgaeernen Deed see Bate ‘The Sutro ¢ammel has reached the at 1,000 fevt, : The work is progressing: \ phases sree fourteen te "7 ; a gerbe Reptairnn'= ATER COOLBSS! WATER COOLERS !! OLL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, PHOTOGRAPHS, CHEOMOS, &c., BOGER’S GROUPS OF CULPTUBE, ABTISTS’ MATESIALS, STATUETTRS, &c., &c., PICTURE FRAMES, CORD AND TASSELS, &c., de. saree: of 0; 5 pueats Unashal. ELVET UTS. 7 VELY: ame ares * ‘a Pelegraphed Enclusively Bvening ~Great Sart Laxw Crrv,Utany May 3— Serimeeiane cee ess Anarmed posse has gone in Of the mur derer. ‘A Fine Assortment for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. _oc ety AV. ARITA DEALEE in MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, FIBEBOABDS, TABLE AND BUREAU TOPs. THE PAYMENTS ddring the month ending the Treasury \pril 30, 1870,: from BRACKETS, BRACKET SHELVEs, GLA per Se aoe “A GEATES, SUMMER PIECES, ac., ac. go AED, SPRING mes owt eet ees AES | os cs me; op Thompson's asia: aon 1870. lane to incorporate tie ‘Tristeas ve the pt eS on a MILLINERY AND FANCY Goobs. * Corcorsn Art Gallery was rer Bnd it» te pa i STRAW GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. pa af tahe Le ya Unsarz.—It is said thet the fourth or garret were Rrens steed there. FRENCH BONNETS AND HATS. Cote ressene Eaves weet floor of the War Department building, apon Dot ors Penitentiary oecupy RIBBONS AND LACES. which 1 that ie af caese in whsetrby | which testened cust one hentvediond sts tana by the walls is of @ far bigher A fall tne of w ‘iccrse from bed and board | Secoune of the to sustain, 2oge SSaeer eer caams | Fe eercanc ira re | eae SA pene e] z for eg-The cbiidren of Edward Everett have +70. THE cree : ot e @tvorce of matrimony. } gultedin to Sag weight, i - he would an order for 8 ae ATTORNEYS 4NU COUNSELLORS AT LAW, aiicint Went OS WI Gas rejected, and will be reported upoa ny it would be unsafe to permit it to on] Yous, May 3—Flour 6810 cents better. any pian sandstone, to, be placed spStf 408 FIFTH STR oxt-lm 1993 B street, bet. i Seam, | versely to the House. oa that Sor. When ieent better, Corn dull and unchanged” | result .