Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1870, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. MONDAY..... stressor Same 27, ISTO. ‘ LOCAL NEWS. Amusemen®@, ac. NatTIowAL Tugater.—Walhalla and Bio- plastic Troupes. ANAL@STAN ISLAND.—Picnic of the Excelsior Socials. Darty Excursions to Glymont on the steamer ©. P. Smith. DaitY Excunsion of the steamer Arrow to Mount Vernon. Surra’s Ant GAtiarr, %5 F street. MARKRITER’s ART GALLERY, 438 7th street. Bagiow’s Agr Gattery, 237 Pa. avenue, APrroIntTMzNTS nY Mayor EMERY.—The fol- lowing appointments were made by Mayor Fmery to-day: Apothecaries.—E. L. Ridgeley, First Ward, in ett; lace of W.G. Du cond Ward, W. H. ww. in place of W. L. ; J. R. Cassin, in Third Ward, in place of S. E. Tyson; Oscar Old- berg, in place of S. Klockseoski, Fourth Ward; R. B. Ferguson, in place of J. 5. Jones, Fitth Ward, K. C. Lineweaver, rea; ited, Sixth Ward; E. V. Boswell. in place of R. A. Bacon. Dr. J. G. Stephenson, physician to small-pox boepital. = Norment, commissioner of Washington jum. fehn E. Clark, wood and coal measurer first anal district. fi ‘tors of Lumber:—J. Kaiser, E. L. Har- baugh,J. G. Robinson, J. Richardson, Second - H. Davis, ‘Third Ward; Julius Warner,’ David Dixon, B. F. Kline and James Kollins, Fourth’ Ward; G. A. Simonds and W. A. Weems, Fitth Ward: Geo. Langhton and Wm. Price, Sixth Ward: C. J. Marshall, BR. A. Armstead and W. D: Tabler, Seventh Ward. Superintendents of Sweeps.— —— Swaggart, eastern district; Henry Clay, western district. Scavengers.— Walker White and W. Schooler, First Ward; J. Hitchcock and J. M. Brown, Second Ward; J. H. Keenan and. James Keynolds, Third Ward; P. Briscoe and Joseph P. Glotzback, Fourth Ward; J. D. White and Chestertield Marshai, Fifth’ Ward and John T. Morgan, Sixth Ward; George H. Newman and Jonn K. Pierce, Seventh Ward. Moore — Tne New Masonic Tenrte—On Saturday night last the Masonic fraternity opened their new temple to the inspection of the public, and andreds availed themselves of the enly oppor- mity they will probably ever hase of seeing the inside of « Masonic lodge room. There was @ constant throng coming and going from 7 to W o'clock. The Masonic lodges meeting in lodge room No. 1 had prepared a bountiful eup- ty of ice cream and sweetmeats in the Grand retary’s room, and the visitors were all wel- comed to their hospitalities. As the night was excessively warm, these refreshments were very acceptable. In the Templars’ banqueting hall above, refreshments were also prepared, and after all the beautiful rooms had been thorough- ly viewed over and over again by the ladies, the as was turned off, much to the disappointment of many of them, who expected to see the goat trotted out. One particular room, which was not accessible on account of the key having been wislaid, fe mle ang by the ladies to be the uses where the goat was kept, and many a was taken at the door knob. Mr. Stoddard, the janitor, was soundly berated for mislaying the key, and Grand Secretary Larner was a) to to have the door opened. "The good- natured and accommodating Grand Secretary did his utmost to oblige them, but not a key in the house would fit this door, and it had to be wen up. The party all enjeyed themselves ugely, many an inquisitive question was sat- isfactorily answered by the Masons, and all Voted the new temple ‘‘ magniticent.”” Tue Frvaxce ComMitter.—The committee Fesumed its session this morning, in the ante- roomof the Council Chamber, and during the day received a number of accou: Some men have presented claims for work under the Ward Commissioners, and the ittee have been unable to tind their names on the rolls. One noticeable fact is that in nearly every case such men were supporters of Mayor Emery. Mr. <. H. Bliss, late Superintendent of Sewers, &c., informs us that the salaries of assistant. axe- men, chairmen, &c., for which aceounts have been filed by the committee, are aithorized by the act of May 9th, 1570. Our statement taat there was no law for it was based on a memo- randum of the committee. Mr. Jas. Fleteher, Secretary of the Commissioners of the Fire De- partment, presented a list of bills which had come into bis postession, amounting to $4,410.10. ‘This amoupt, it is thought, is not much more than half what is due. Among others wuose names do not appearon the pay-rolls is that of Mr. ©. Clark, whose claim amounts to $215. Corrwstan Cott mencement exercicc or eh aeons ed yesterday afternoon by Rev. G. W ». D., who preached a memorial dis- course on the life and character of Key. J. S. Bacon, D. D., the third President of the College. ‘The exercises took i ce at the E street Baptist Whureh, at 3 o'clock, and were numerously at- tended, The annual sermon before the Theo- logical Department was preached last evening at the Foundry M. E. Chareb, corner 14th ani G streets, by the pastor of the church, Alexander Gibso® who chose for bis text the The annual com- te Smee. verse, ixth chapter of First Corinthians. commencement exercises will take place at the First Baptist Cherch, on Wednesday morning next, at il o'clock; the annual exhibition of the Preparatory Department at 13th sireet Bapust Church, this evening. _— ‘TEMPERANCE Avrains.-Notwithstanding the excessive beat of yesterday, a most enthusiastic mecting of St-Stepben s Total Abstinence Bene- ficial Society took place at the Parochial Scaoc! | = House, near the Ubserv: + Eloquent ad- dresses were delivered by Captain Piatt, U.S A., and Mr. Alex. Smith, and quite @ >imber Tycu imc peuge. sue oociess uecided on a pitinic ‘at Xnalostan stand, af an early day. “i the committee of arrangements are deter- mined to make it the pic-nic of the season. Due notice of the time will be published tn Tax Stan. —— SERIOvS AccipEnt.— About 10 o'clock S$s*ur- day morning, a young man named Thomas D. Hunter, about 3 years of age, while assisti: in pitching a roof on 24th street, First Ward, fell into the heated composition, ‘burning bi: se ffearfully. He then fell from the roof tot jwement, (two stories,) fracturing his collar- ne. Dr. Breneman was sent for, and, after is injuries and the fracture, had him to his mother’s home, uear Tenually- ies NaTiowar THEATER. Phis evening the Wal- haila and Bioplastic troupes, who have been performing for the last three weeks at Wall's Opera House, will commence an e1 ment at the National. Their beautiful tableaux, re- markable gymnastic performan d the wonderful prismatic fountains will all show to better advantage on the larger stage here. The regular prices have been considerably reduced, ax will be seen by reference to the adlvertise- ment in another column. = Rrre Peacnes—Mr. J. B. Clagett exhibited to-day some very fine samples of the new seed- ling peach, which attracted considerable atte: thon last year. They are of medium size, beau- tiful in appearance, and delicious in taste. But their great feature is the fact that they ripen about thirty days earlier than any ethér peach ever known in this locality. ee How TEE Bowes Damasty Usp To po It— A gentleman this morning stated at the City Halt that he held certificates of assessment for paving in front of the property of a widow lady which —— he aaa emnet bad been laid two months prior © passage appro- val of the act re it Kepuction or Pay. Washington navy-yard were on Saturday noti- Se aa ane ney Reena ending p- tember 3¢ would be reduced from #2 to $1.75 poration is paying its laborers $2. eeenagpeere ABANDONED IsPaNT—A sg colored male child was found this morning in an alley be- tween K and L and Ith and 18th streets, and ‘was taken to the fourth precinct station-house for the present. eI a Ce bie complaint by partion reaiding' tn Gre neha complaint by portions of the city om account of the scarcity ‘of Potomac water, and in some sections fami- es are obliged to draw their supplies at night. Tas MURTAGH-McGarra: Lingt Cass, in the Circuit Court, Judge Ulin, this morning. ‘this case was resumed, and Mr. Wilson @ressed the jury for Mr. McGarrahan. Mr. Mat- tingly followed for > A Hor Piace.—The thermometer in the files room of Third Auditor’s Office of the Treasury Department to-day, from eleven o’¢l@ek till two, stood at 110 degrees, (fever heat.) From J. Shillington we have The Technicol- egist (devoted to bs apm manufacturing, and Duilding,) for July, and Harper's Bazar for July % ° ee ne Bast Bart—The Ked Stockings of Cinein- pati arrived here yesterday and play the Olym- pies this afternoon. To-morrow play the Nationals on the National groundf. x? We cypERstayp the President will at: the cane presentation to Mayor Emery at Wal Opera House, to-morrow ning. indow and part of a store for rent, on north side of Pennsylvania avenue. Sxx orice of Swiss cottage for rent at Long Branch. . ADVERTISEMENTS. CLOTHING, &c. FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETO. Hebrew Wedding. The Courts. OFFICIAL. GEORGETOWN amevac s Synagogue—Intewruption of the | Crimiwat COURT, Judge Humphteys—Towda eo > Ics BANK j — 4 hen Tr craae Oommen # Harris Blackman was Convicted of peut ac. | Lawn Passed by the Six euth YABMBES AND MECHANICS BANK R va coe Yesterday afternoon the Synagogue on sth | ceny, and sentenced toone hour in jail. Thos.| Conmeil of Washington City, D.C. {the Stockholde fs of thls rilive | POPULAR, co: street, between H and I, was led to overiow- | S2mvellys bor: wae found gully of grand lar | 5,720 Oo mcace eran pisilega igen MORAY. Set eoenaterecomele ing by Israelites and Christians to witness the | Rejurm School. Wm. Johnson ‘was convicted of Char'es 0. Nott. marrisge of Mr. Solomon Caro, of New York, to Tp anti of early removal m.. close 1 ' ° GROCER] oe it location to Hoes 1 La kd. Jn. ¢ 3 . S doors east of EDbIC Hous, petit larceny, and sentenced to the Reform - ih eetiesen ot extremely low Prices te Elizabeth Abrahams, of this city—formerly | School for six months. Josiah Green plead Y THOMAS DOWLANG, Auct.; Georgetown, the trouble and expense of wraneter Mrs. Burnstine. In the audience were many | guilty in two cases of petit larceny, was con- 0 be built om his prenises, ONE PRICE . ELL, of our prominent citizens, including some of | victed in a third and acquitted in a fourth case; vesterly ocrner of C ‘opnecticnt ALUAB Im tat PROPERTY ON ay andi street, being lots therteen avd fou ‘teen, VERY Ys Hn AT AUC E of rfisre nunibered che hundred and sixty ave. ac- Un TURSDAY AFTERNOON, June ith, cording to Davidson's subdivision thereof, ons or at 69 0% . L will oo part ofeLot No. #6. ei ond a gt and neon condition a fron ne Sly on the sot yt Prien thet teris ot same «hal! projes jween y tore then four feet beyond the building lines of said | tet" he mrss egw fh vagy mitt _Corner lath and F streete, STABLISHED 1533. we leave to teform our of the con. @ | tinwous fechine in GHOCERINS. and thar co, the clergy, members of the bar, justices of the peace, ‘Ee, and almost every section of the city was represented. Near the desk were seated Mr. Jacob S. Jacobson, the reader and teacher congregation; Kev. Dr. Illowy, rabbi of Cincinnati ‘and leading members of the congre- he was sentenced to six months in jail in each of iiey b gregheens 9 oon oe ul a charge cel a "8 Sek, and was sentenced to jail for six and to pay a fine of $200. 5 provementsconeist of two new ™ reduce our to conform thereto. bring supplied aria 8 My SESE aR Orne omacted isk story Brick Buildings. occupied aa « hotel and tre CLOTHING HOUSE. gaily with & New York ‘Wholesale prices tor bent gation. The bridal party arrived about 3% SEc.2. And be ut fur: enact Pte by se orma: ( ne cash; baiepes -\ = Tore BET Wilin.er the » o'clock p. m., a > the aisle took FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. pathorixed $e place coal vaults under the sidew ere. ~1 interest secured oa ‘sae ih au 4 sine Od welts wes cecuk a eek eels antique, | The weekly statement of the associated banks | APproved,June3.57) CU. 8. Gna oftebe prod | SRM SRARDY and WINKS are itis i Slowing veil and carried s boquet in her hand, | of New York shows a joss in reserve of a million an ee Oe i oe sheers Sheckel: proved by age. [Jed im) WM ORME a sUN of this city, and Miss Pc gr Savon and ahalf of dollars, including a decrease of | of Common Cowncst of the Cety af Warkineton That ——_ each attired in white. The groom, with Messrs. shout @ million legal tenders. The deposits | the sum of one ‘and five dollars and ™ eS THE LOWEST PRICES: Samuel and Isaac Abrahams, (brothers of the bride,) were black in parents of the ‘and groom accom: fallen oft two a half millions, so that the plus reserve has decreased less than » mil- lion. The banks have increased their loans about three hundred thousand dollars. It would them. The reader, Mr. Jacobson, imme: ly AN Act to grade by me Bedfern street, $16 mmenced servi. seem, from the statements of the past few to P strvets north. tial address Bagi ctrl hein | hey a weeks, that the banks have passedthe i Be it enacted by the of A fermen, and . oc. 8. O’HARE aa sor, spoke of the duties of husband and wite to each | teir strength of reserve, and that ‘the < Near ioe bade, oan a other and to the world. This adaress was very | ovement which Is now making of the old fo caus oan : attentively listened to by all present. During it delivery the father of ma, Rabbi Caro, * im Solomon's 5) , New ioLesen oe taken part tas the ceremony, had been seated to the left of the desk. At its close he jane Lesmanes to by Mr. Jacobson, Ut instead of continuing the ceremony he took Govermment Securities. «Position in front or the young couple and ad- | 487 Oooke,& Go. furnish ipealpemae rected to cause Redfern street. ESP treet ‘craded crop, together Men Ces pcereetive demand for money in cofinection with the new one, will en- tail a steady drain of irregular and vars lag pre- portions upon their resources unt] the crop move ment ceases. JAMIN MILLER ETOWN DOLLAR STORE, 73 Bigh fasas 6 be done by Grete |, an unsurpassed eS ifthe Faba o | Ratves, Pipes t ivume, ko. be. Uall and missir ner of the Ward, and Sry auslesonte, 5 Fans, Se. ‘tm be appointed. {Avproved, June 10, 1870. | see, at Ho. GRO vrRs, SUITS OF anes anv. +£NTH STREET Nw, Bey. ame oy reseed them in Hebrew, saying that it was iT |8- 200 dmaey 8, se arom Screnth to Foust eee Dane ee | BBY THOMAS DOWLING, ave HANDSOME GREY CBctior. 8, COFFEES: rUnD tonane against his conviction to continue the services STs s-aeauasy or ie Be wenacted ty the Board of Aldermen and Board | TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE RUS TEAS, COFFERS, —— n the reformed style; that he was orthodox and Ne <1" 15-aoeInBIy S197, S's | oy Lomenne Coe peer v of Washengiom, That | “PROPERTY ON BRIDGE STREET, R FANCY AND STAPLE GROORRIEG (Oud pot allow the ceremony to proceed. “The ni _h0-0e. ™ 8 ie Mavor'be-and hes hereby. authorised and te | HIGH. 0" ON Ue Sasa das > “aa ; : a tie Bhode Te From rae of a deed of trust, dated minutes; and then the. Dride telling the srcoe, 20s, Jan.kJuly,196H.13 | to'Tenth sie et orhwent, to be eed ne Bea a. Gctober, 1888, 1 shall offer for sal at public . NEW Goops! NEW Goons) that they had better return to her father’s resi- 5.0 Jan adulys isos | Skt Abd, the sum of three thousand four oon nises, on TURSDAY, the uh day of Janesist, | WE SOLD THESE SUITS EARLY IN THE | Large invoices of FAMILY suPPLics arriving, dence, at 325 D street, S. W., they walked down “4 4 * and ciguty dollars and fifty toree cents, or so muc! premises, on An thet ‘of land. ‘being SPRING AT $20. EVERY Day the aisle and taking the carriages immediately eterna aad Bry ghet AP gi oy ee ey ee ES “beg totake the place of the vast quantities of Choice 1 ADI resi \ ¢ : . ich we dispose of. mise on the part of those Present who did \ not | (Hy Bankers®, Brokers’ and Commercial Telearapa.) | Approved, June 10, 170 wrost om tale eycoet OF foots thenes perch an fete Lewis Johnson & Co.. quote stocks and home and foreign markets'as follows: na Conds {9 is 5 2m 1sa2ccoupon 1 coupon, 11734; pon. pour 0%; 830s, 1866. coupon 113; 5-2e,1867, couy 408 00 learned that Rabbi Caro objected to the cere- mony because of the absence of the canopy, the use Of which the strictly orthedox Israelites (of which he is one) hold to be an essential part of thétr marri ceremony. This canopy, which is made of blue silk and supported upon four posts held by young men of the congregation, is supposed to represent the blue arch of heaven. It is not used by the Reform Hebrews, and it is represented on behalf of the congregation here that they simply granted the youthful couple (who are neither of them members of this branch of the church) the use of the synagogue | Without any stipulation being made as to the use of the canopy. That any misunderstanding or interruption should have occurred is deeply regretted by them, but they could not foresee that granting the use of the synagogue simp! would tea iid ta this ence. AN Act to erect a,Jamp- on Ninetenth street, | thence east 2 feet: thence south 69 feet to the be: between K andl strecte nacien ining, togecher with the three-story brick house Be it enacted bythe Board af Aldermen and Board | Theresa; sud also all that part of Lot No. 9.in Beat. of Gammon Connesag the Cs ‘ainaton, That | ty & Hawhin's addition to iying in the the Mayor be, and he is herebajauthorized to cause | rear of ahd. immediately adjolning the above de- a lamp. to be erected on Nineteenth street, be- Jot of ground. and used therewith asa garden, withexisting laws.” fApgreted, Saas” | tect eae cede tie ane ea hee withre: : i se | ot anid lot 92, 4 ne Dews.__{pprnved, Jane 3, and. paraliel with Falls street. (now Bridges) and Ax Act to change the grade at the intersection of C | running thence north, and parailel with Huh street, street north and North Capitol street, and to tke | to the northwest corner of & part of said lot, sold to up and relay the curbstones and foot pavements to | George Adam Ring. by deed, hated Mth Septes ben, conform to the new Tes; thence west, and parallel with Falls strectnest Het enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Soard | Bridge.) to the northeast corner. of a part of said of Common Councal of the City of Washingtoa, That | Jot sold to Nicholas Travers’: thence south, Wy and the Mayor be. and he is hereby, authorized to cause | with Travers’ line, to the southeast corner of said the grade at the intersection of C street north and | Inet mentioned. conveyance, thence with w stentane North Capitol street to be lowered five feet, and to | line to the beginunng: take up the curbstones and foot pavements, and to | "Said house coutaine a store, and 10 rooms in addi- cause them to be relaid te conform to the new grade. | tion-nnd a good dry cellar, and om the roar of the iat And to detray the expense of the samme a sufficient ‘brick Families can rely on getting FRESH GooDs hen they purchase of ns, th ead tet Re nang most perishable goods have not Tims to deteriorate! 4. SAKS @ CO., We would also call attention te om stock of FINE BRANDIES AND GIN, Dottles, at Wholesale P; 316 SEVENTH STREET. CALIF TA al le Prices. _ WINES. HE SUMMER Is ON US_THE PEOPLE EXTRA FIN WHISK T WANT TO KEEP OOOL, © OLD wurekine ‘The popular summer resort that is crowded just row jis Gak Tall Clothing House, where the peonis are dropping, their old clothing, and donning our ‘of Summer Suite. Hail cl alive to the wants of the Ks Har- : 109; Rock Isiand, 1 Ba ‘Milwaukie & ‘St. Ps or ers SELF RAISING: is the best in the market, and we sell it. FY z be, and the same is hereby, appropriated oat of One-half cash: balance at 6 and 12 fo such a result as it did im this case. | Western, 4/.; Wabash & Wert Fort | the funds of the Fifth Ward. 2) ro masthatigaae: df cls berber ee ee j Toe sudionce lett tha: nagogue, most of them | a7 ne.w.4seked; Alton — Gece Gree Approved, June 10, 1870. ven for deférred payments, pearing interest from - ngpocnted, mt onan ra iid had pbimoe ten. He's; Chicage ® Alton. Tay lserked: Ohio & | Ax Act prox ‘din for the Signe and lighting of ince Ail conveyancing ad stamp at on ain ©. 8. O HARE 2 son, thither. Here the bridal party had arrived, and | oldnG’s, Peumene Sete new, 05; Virginia | 4 ted by the Board of Aldermen and Board puma ene ; — — —— in = [ma parlor, con- Bate de, Fg 8 orth Seas sou a of Common ounce the Cy = Woshnaton. hat. eter ase THOS. DOWLING, Auct__ 18) Grocer z jucted al Caro and Illowy, the t o., new. 26; Missouri 6's, 94%. 1s bject to the provisions and restrictions ot “Act of the Uride signed the marriage conteacr end | Martel sirone. q Felating to rect lampes proved. November 21, SUMMER RESORTS pelt y em aces the party retarsed to the Upper partor,and the | Loxvow, Jone 2 By Gable 188, the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized to 2 —Consols for money 92%; ; Ss; WAS, OZ: ISsr, ceremony was performed wi the forms and ote 113; Erie, 19°; Atlantic, symbols used by the orthodox Israelites. A can- Opy was raised in the center of the room, the poles je8-t cause lamps to be erected and lighted with gas on st Fourth street northwest, from @ to l street, Approved, June 10, 1570. , Bond) 80555 10-408, 85-‘Ilinoi WAsaixcton HOTEL, LEONARDTOWN, 2. Bonds slightly easier situated on Britton Bay, is now open, EW STORE: At the corners, being held by the bystautiers, FRPOOL Sp, m—Cotton market attr. Salon | AN ACT for the relief of 4-8. Jones, apothecary of — Tul tte actfacion of the stenzn ane N and the groom with the groomsmen and brides. es. Middling Uplands,:10&',; ing Or Bet enacted by the Board of Ald 4 Board | “Steamer Gal Bride was alied i and Ean’ Gatetanae te | eg se cartecetaanend heed fa | ga. Noprat = ae ‘ ; sum of one hundred and ninety-eeven delinte : preliminary prayer, read the macriage contract, ‘The Markets Te-Day. seventy-five cents ( $197 75) be, aud the same is here, | Te?m#: @1.80 per day; and the ring ving been handed to him by the groom he placed it on the tinger of the bride, and the pair partook of nuptial wine. Rabbi Ilowy read the seven benedictions. and the wine having been again presented was d BattiMorx, June 27.—Cotton dull and nominally 234. Flour dull and leas firm. Wheat dull: Mary land, $1.60a$1. Fenser\vaain, 91 eat £0; West- Sia Torn di ite. ern, Corn dull: 2a 15. ‘elon O3a$ 1.08, at 3 sho Gu=«t REDUCTION IN PRICES! by, ropriated ont of th eral fund to compen- etl -1 2w* aie 5. ones Inpotivecary for the ct of the Firth | 2°7-tths ‘ard, for medicines furnished daring the ae te motions Tare the auarter | JORDAN'S WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Approved June 10, 1870. FE UN AT NEW YORK PRICES! 1 i jp. 8 KAS] GC white mixed, a ‘iran: BD sit ‘to. 1 1 Ep aEIOe bet le pane A. . by the couple. Dr. Illowy delivered the nupt Am Act to amend itled An act to.con- | OME the Harpers Reread Wintec ae | 910,000 WORTH OF SUMMER WEAR ders, Me.; hama, 23023 rnct a sew + between niles h = Nesbaltg Gergun, speaking. of the duties of | 97s, Je; eames Besice, Lard oxlei« Delaware avenue and South Capitol tr road, five miles from Winchester. ELPHONZO YOUNGS ance of the step they had taken, and closed b; urging them to follow the ‘paths mark out in the word of God, putting their trust in Him to enjoy true happiness. Without God their happiness will be as bay my as glass, and ym the Bator, June 27.—Virginia 6's, old, 55: 4 asked: do.. 1566, 6574 bid, 66% asked; ‘do. 627, bid, 63's asked. New Yor«, June 27 —Vlonr is unchanged. Wheat is quiet and unchanged. Corn is dull and declining MUST BE SOLD WITHIN 30 DAYS, ' Bi vorable c amon Councit af the City af Washington, That | Vinee the eee so much of the act entitled “An act to construct rae etietec fewer in the south side of B strest southwest, in | made to give entire satisfaction tovall tquare No. 641, from Delaware avenue to South Ua; by Geeitel strest This Watering Place is now open under - Sina by the Board of Aldermen and Board arowmebances od tat pi | ©A‘fine CITY BAND OF 4 ; tol gud the same is hereby. amended « an a! MUSIC will bein attend- ‘Has rempved from his old Stand to his SEW AND COMMODIOUS STORE, 8 : ance, and Masquerade and Fr F IN ORDER TO REDUCE STOCK, . they should not deviate from the path of duty. Per oaths gbichangen fon, I Mort. Wt proved Oc. | auently eiven during the team) on — es Ne. 602 NINTH ST., CORNER OF F. n concl ion, the glass was mm by Dr. lo~ Bond: ‘irgini for at at > wy onthe hearth. happy couple received | 6s." North Carolina se ald, 2 BeeSoed Fans 18, 1. , ~_ ia - ral "the Baltimore and Obto Malirosd Company { AN Act to grae and the carriageway of imore ai road Company issue street north, trom Sixth to Thirteenth street west, | TOURd-thp tickets, good for five days, from: Balt Beat enacted by the Board af Aldermen and Baard | wore to Stephenson's Depot and return, at @6; from sh ggeron Council of the Cuy of Washineton, Phat | Washington to same at $7 70 the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and crime 88 per day; $17.50 per week. and $9 per requested to cause the carriageway of Letreet north, | Month. Children and colored servants half price. the congratulations of the large number of friends present, and descending to the lower rooms partook of refreshments, which were served in the greatest profusion, and the health of the couple was drunk “‘o’er and o’er again.” a Youn@ MEN’s CHRISTIAN ASssOoctATION Ix- TERNATIONAL CONVENTION.—In the Inter- national Convention of Young Men's Christian Associations of North America, at Indianapo- IN THE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE, LINEN SUITS, COAT, PANTS AND VEST, Where be will be happy to see all hi customers, 83.4,5,6 “4 pion as well ae all others who desire = ‘ , from Sixth street west to Thirteenth street west, | White servants three-fourths, or according to ac- 7 Eprron Evewixe Stan:—In your report, | [ifs on Saturday Pelli pepe eel ryt tbe aseeen one paved. Ki sana ita | eS FRESH = aye neue a aang, Commission,” of Satur- | Feceived from General O. 0. Howard: The | pena tS he einer enacted. That the work or Ee ee Feleling 0 a Dill brecenio tu tted: in that part | second Sabbath of November was selected to | Intapdence provided te heer atic eee | CEA BATHING!_SEA BATHING!: | WHITE SUITS, COAT, PANTS AND VESTS, RATES. fap ung, to & Dill bresented by me for farnish- | be ohserved as a day of prayer throughout the | reset sald fnaroremeate ese ay ue exeen S Py 86, 7,8, 10 {DE engine house No. 4, by which a decidedly | worid forthe Young ‘Mars’ Christiaw’ Asocin Gout herent isberby imposed and levied on all Lote a Sew wiaueen Gorse p18, 12.50, 18 improper impressio . rig : arts on the line of the nnnmmen G12, 13.60, ——s ference drawn. ‘The said report reais: a bil | HOR A resolution was adopted aathorizing the | Pat%#. ts bordering 0 assoased and coll COBB'S ISLAND, VIRGINIA, executive committee to employ a traveling agent for organizing association work in the South. A resolution was adopted, “that this Convention receives with great concern the persistent effort to undermine and abolish the was presented from W. B. Moses, in whose es- tablishment Mr. J. W. McKnight, ex-momber of the Common Council, is employed.” In cor- rection of this, Mr. McKnight is not in my em- ploy, was not at the time said bill was con- conformity with existing law: Provided, i ‘reection of street Ht not | ismow open and Fs of private property, but cn shall be paid out of the ward fund. BEADY FOR VISITORS. Src. 3. And be it further enacted, T LIGHT COLOR FINE CASSIMERE SUITS, $16, WUBTH $20 ASSORTED CASSIMERE SUITS....910 TO $15 He bas just retwied trom New York, where he has been during the past week selecting a STOOK t the owners ihe operty bordering on the line of said im TERMS—$3 per Day; $15 per Week. ALPACA SACKS... vemnnenG2.30 TO $3 | OF CHOICE GOODS, which,owing tothe RECENT tracted,and had not been for four months previous | Supbath dace od end ere ance ,0f the | provements shall bave the power to select the kind | Aaddreee COBB BROTHERS, to that date, in the remotgst manner, connected ‘ ¥ 2 pon | of pavement desired from the materials which may be OFFICE BACKS, cemeeeseonsneeeneuG1 AND $1.25 | GREAT DECLINE fm that market, and baving the young men of the continent the necessity wih my establi-hment. Furtdermore, ne mae % Cherrystone, Va. anthorixed by the Corporation. BOUGHT FOR CASH amily, and having also pro- and importanee of const ci 4 ed. June 10, BF Route—Steamer from Baltimore or Norfolk to with the transaction aliaded to, the select ng sone aasstiaaal 4 day, kanowed be tee ee soa ireik MIRAMGIE tice Peeutes 1 eee se im —_— cured very LOW BATES OF TRANSPORTATION and purchasing having been made solely and | T¢arest aseoctatlons ‘Unrtwrten naman. | 45 ACT to g : and ordained by the direct command or Al- per Steamer direct to this City, he can now offer to mighty Go the Washington [public at prices which, sor the same quality of Goods, cannot be andersuld south of New York city. dircetly by Messrs. King and Booker, the proj erly authorized persom te conduct the matter ‘The articles seleeted were lower. in some in- stances, than the regular ruling prices, and as they are ia an accessible position and the biil ix on file, a comparison can readily be made. The price given for the -— (tn your article) is in- correct, inasmuch as the price on the bill in- SOOnk Sots ae aw) EBTISED, At the afternoon session, the placeof hp i sion was 5 the west atin! couse argued, ani Washington was selected bya large majority. ‘The selection of the tle for holding the con- vention was referred to the executive commit- tee. Among the resolutions adopted was on AT THE = _ a Se a a orthiw est UQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, fie ik enn 19 Te Boar ake oary | KACY LORAALA. of Common Council of the Coy of Westgate ns zune zuth, ISU, andér the mag he Btvey vs bm, ema be to Mi by, authorfzed and Te Mr. SILAS J. SANDERS. juested to catise O street northwest, from Twentieth Music has been engaged for the, to Twenty-second street northwest. to be graded season. " under the direc: | ‘The Springs are reached by rail to the town of ‘irst Ward and two | Warrenton, where Dassepgers will take Naylor's be appointed by the | Carriages for the Springs, six tiles distant: wrer o thousand d>ilurs is | goed road. POPULAK CLOTHING HOUSE OF ELPHONZO YOUNGS, to three Pasor; and the sum GROCER, pointing ‘T. « y oF creby appropriated out of the funds ot the Firat | “Terme, $£0 per month: $15 per week: $2.80 ver day. . . eladed dewing and ln ee Creed ce kaon weet ward, vPrem [Approved Juue 10, jlsini OORNELIUS BOYLE. MD Pree A. STRAUS, UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE, leap» ctfully yours, © y.B. Moses. | of New London, Con Water main to be Iaid in Ele ae m4 tt N Avenue House, June th, 1870, Hag , Com, ae Aueee Ae ‘AN Act to caltise » @ be laid in Blovent aT ke q jet wis Aue & oF: ee Christian Assoctebon of America wo the Heneral | ie Rettig se Eger meoee im Petre | WERT ERD, MOUEES ew senszy, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVESU! Tre Pavixe Coyr that the injunetion ob:ained by Mr. Chas. Stew- | Cov! Set upon the ward @sstractees does mat reall wainwoe™ prevent them from proceeding with the work | ° e ized and requested to cause & water-main to be laid already in hand. but debars them from receivin~ Se a in Eleventh street Leber iy street to P street, Turther orders until the case is ee"). i | Tue HeaTep TerM,”—This ‘heated term’ | thence in P street noi th to Ninth street west: and the courte, Wome of the contr ora sisneg | has covered, so far asWwe can learn. the whole o 1ereey appropriated, payable out of the water work op Saturday under @™i<pprenension: bat | fea of thé United States, always excepting | ' hereby appropriated, payable out of the water are at work t iid Will finish work already | Alaska. Accounts come in from various direc- | 11nd. sal vie teen all lots parts of lots commenced, oF for which they have received | tions telling of intensely hot weather prevailing borderirg on the line of said water-main as is au- * Tr oO fat cases jun-' a is iy = fOr eatempt, accept new or- | PET ttenar the day in Philadelphia. yesterday 7 4 —_+—- aan tte eee etx’ | "atrest, irom Sixth to Seventh street east and cs " P. mercury indicating 98 in 5 all Siath street east, from soul ree! onnsyl- bra recent law af Gongtex teen sade saint | York. the highest temperature was oc. at | Suziniuecte ‘Co i 103 in the | Bertenacted by the Board af Aldermen and Board pre art of the Pistrictor Columbia, | Bangor. Me., the mercury stood at 3 Gownesl af the City af Washington. That Supe held by one of the justices of the Su- | shade yesterday. On Friday and Saturday, the | of Common meri af the City ne t Co; % Men's Christian Asso- Be it enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Boart tions to be all at Amsterdam on the Zith | of Common Council of the City of Washtattons That Will be Opened for the Reception of Guests on the 20th June. the Water Board be. and they are hereby, author- This magnificent structure, I: cated at the, “Court End” of this now famous summ: resort, has all the advantages of modern ere —— to make its guests ‘The personal attention of Mr. JAMES SYKES thie il ely japan to thos td will surely ose that favor them wit their patronage, all the comfort they can wish for. For Rooms, Son sppie on the oF by letter Bb, GARDNER & 00. Melt.” Weet End Hotels Long Branch, 8J. Cc RINGS, c fear te P Ei dctenine Corsry, W. Va. These SPRINGS, celebrated for their alterative WOOD AND COAL. FFICE OF JAS. GLEASO) O WOOD AND «08 G Street Wasnrxctox, D.C BETWeen 10TH AND 1178 SyREETS, Je05-tiy3 ‘Third door eastof Nth, J. BRIBERGE! * (Buccesscr to ny. Lovpon & Oo.,) OITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY MERCHANT TAILOR, 4 STEAMBOAT LINES, a" AND Ss WasnorrE Aes Piing® 20070 Uh ae OF THB , June 2, 1570, I bave commenced to lay in my winter stock of coal: Assainge | Baving purchased a large stock, and below the market tras <ish srosent low frvights. I am pre | og tw iy @irect from the vessels, arriving iy. wast, weallly of OAK, HICKORY, and PINE yain to be laid in south a ton ‘the Fs thermome: : JAS. GLEASON, s a ‘Lewiston, Me., ran up from % | the Water Board be, and they are ber e | ro | nw Eee? Open ior ta vcaeninee " aa jel iho pn ct the one anys ( Srtese to 108: wren. caer co sunstroke occurred | on ined and roumaenen to 5 mth ie Seventh treet jon ofyi ate eal ciptuo of tho Waters ie Wa every en Beret Wharf. ‘and forme: day i w York; three cases ec: al ixth street east, from south D street to Penn- | Goo} and fake tern changed trom 2 t0 10 o'clock. The Wilmington, Xv C.. where the mercury rose to | syivunia avenue: aud to defray the expenses: thereof wad Atmosphere te accossa Principat bility to W: and Baltimore renders it the ofall the Virginie ill the a i Washington wi a. J UsT BEOBIVEL, ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE CHEAP aU LADIES’ CONGBESS GAITERS ar ¢1.' bani x Shicago it was 92; at Cambri |, Towa, | a sufficient amount is hereby appropriated, payable Ro ea eStart alle (Cor. Webster) | ihe merous touched 100; at Oshkoat, “Win., 30; | sutat ine water fund, ead fund to be reunbureed by " on ind collections on all lote dermen’s chamber, as formerly. Judge Wylie | &t Madison, Wis., 98; at Kochelle, II1., 96; at | such, espermente ieming on the line of said: water: ling, is- , Lowa, 99, at Janesville, Wis., 9% at “4 at wharves loot of 3 will hold the term of this court for the present. yep te 105, Boston, ‘Mf: New York, ’96 45 SS oy game Prrcess ores ins SPeaetbe [elias LACE SATTERS ot 9135. Cakad Weaial Ubdeb‘n'cabored | F e.. 96; Albany, N. Y., 105; St. Lous ear ad todentyer te F. apeans — ; RES, 3 0 ang os eer Brae Daniel Chase. = colored | (while in Washington: the thermometer did | 4x Actto cause a water main to be laid in Thind =e ach eramue and Wt sect Pedies: He rs 7 Garces alld of the eighth precinct, chaggel | not rise beyond %.- The New York Evening seen Week. TUR saceet bout, beovees deve Jertet Jell4f BROWN, PLANT & OU. Proprietors. ‘home ORs the Tareeny of seven Bibles from the Pio- Fegan pure pin ny pot ey to nue end Third street east: nen and Board M20ianTe cine ov srmausnirs 5 ENS SHORS of al ind from 80 cts. op. Enters Branch, “Hétwas oltering’ Bibles for | At any other place ig the eountry—hotter, even, | a "ammch Conmct/ ef tac City af Washoatton. that WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE. GENTS BOS eee en ons tee . y leans. am ter a . 4 omen . sale ai 8 very tou price, and the oficer, suspoct- | RASe metestgs steed at 08, and threw hours. | lees Sed teeseood ts sane a wator-main to be laid *plendid Band of Music is engaged both for | gy Eo. KuraHn, | tity: equlliy low prices oe Eels & ing the were-gtelon, C00 ate castes. w*~ | later it was 92. New York, in fact, has been. in Third strest cast, fives Keane leis svenee 00 Lawn'and Bail TRAST LS sGHN Gibson Fine Srecmcnipe B.S. sot Any low pr altng at tige Schmidt ; Since Thursday, the hottest place in the United | AO" Srenus aid Third street cant and. t0 veician of the highest at- ie pare petemeen: petty jel? 906 7thatret iit Ne Soo be heel Tar Pouce Court—The Kimmell House, taveee eee = Cet Erne er oe oer olole cat ol the aes | tainmente w Sarees the . WN, 98 follows | Senne een th streets has beet | rug NaTIoNAL Division Soxs or Texren- | fund: said fund to ‘Be Feimburseg by, such assons- | NUT fer r Dye PAMPDIC ane REMUS leore ah x trem 99, Bast River, overs AED SBSCHD- SEED SUREITURS. and, the lease having been drawn up and signed, | AXCE—The election of oficers by the National | m ferieg. on the line of said water-ain ar is every ay a Vs. StaEA RPE oo and. the ving ® : | Division Sons of Temperance, at Newark, N ized by existing law, HB CONTINENTAL HOTEL, same day at 12 m. soon as tie new judgels'appolnted. ‘Rooms wil | J-, after a number of ballotings, resulted in'the | authorized by existing law, T LONG BRANCH. For soon as tie new ya be fitted up in vail for the Trustees of Pubiie ‘Schools and ‘the. Board of Health, and ee B. Ransom, of New Jersey, the latter's secretary, Dm Stringfield. ‘ poets An we os NEW Dae (2 of District of Co Ax Act for the relief of John Donavan. Will be openedon the 15th of June. of M: Be it enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board " Washincion, That ‘This magnificent hotel has over 60 BOOMS. the vom of Forty-eight ronty cents be, | Piaaza fronting the ocean 70 teet long. For rooms a] at the Everett House, Now York, 'W. B. BORROWS, Proprietor. La Lioyd Edwards, colored, was arrested yester Officer Gates, of the eighth pon eh nag tn bse ‘aset of harness ued eet 3 : the at $20, the property of J. T. Stockbridge; and | was passed authorizing pavement, ai WM. WILKINSON, Superintendent. jel0-1m eck rd was held to bail for court by Justice Handy. h titute a Grand Division of colored | aut! to day by Limca Grceae or’ inssout t's Paiter | Herons im such States ae may apriy, with the |" Abproved. Sune ABLISHED 1544, Bh Paunesroces consent white Grand - ¥ : aes Rants, and was sent to jail for coart by Justice | Do)" after some debate, was referred to another | 4% Act for the relief of t Board ARDBEW J, J0XCE 005 VERMIFUSG ——- committee, consisting of J. H. Roberts, of Mas- af Comriom CARRIAGE MANO ACTUBERS, aA sachusetts; James Young, of Marviand; F.M. | the som of cia! BED, Gn eee GEORGETOWN. Bradley, of District of Columbia; Rev. William | (#1842) be, ond the RE BG in all ite es oes We tat tat wo many cildren te under tae age ee Searls, of Western ew York, a1 Rev. A. N. funds be 7% a ? x et, Of Connecticut, to report at the next | Mayor to retund to eden ie Brewnter & (o,f Broome street.) Fitfa Sri thacage, bostons born nouhjost of remark op “ avenue, New York, and without e satisisctory ceuse ascertained, it is CITY ITEMS. ip ored se i a eet “Riso, it ts known thet worms exist inthe bumen Di J. BEADFIELD’S ‘eystem from {te earliest infancy: parenta, ALasKa Dramonpe, A ‘expecially mothers, who are more constantly with FEMALE BEGULATOR, ‘heir children, cannot be too observing of the first WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND, — Store, No. 457 Pa. ave., bet. ——S eee i at LisLe THREAD GLOvas, Lisle Thread Undershirts, Lisle Thread Half Hose, Linen Drawers, &c., At moderate prices. GxorcE C. Henwine, No. 410 Seventh street, Northwest. | {= 2ense ol per! ees Ear, Bent wades, coal. =a to grow MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS SVR Ete mytl-ly wn. - cal a FAVORABLY RNOWS SINCE 10329, ssi, SNES Teas”