Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1870, Page 1

Tess - THE EVENING STAR. | PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday ; At The Star Bullding, ©.W. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and Uth St, | } sv Tas BVENING STAB NEWSPAPER THE STAB is served by carriers to thelr smb serfbers in the City and Distriet at TE¥ CeNTs PER WEEK of FoRTY-Fova CeNTs FER MONTH Copies counter, Two Onxts. Ce Vor MarLixe :—Three Months, $1.4 vening St Stx Monthe, @3.00; One Tear, 95.00. are sentf rom the alice longer than paid lor. THT WEZALY STAB—pubdlished om Friday OFrriciaAL. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, Passed at Second Session of Forty-first Congress proper vouchers monith!s by the 5 m forms to be tnrnished ¥ EVENING STAR. _ Washington News and Gossip. SECRETARY BovTwett left here on the 1 ¥EST “by virme of ‘this set ary bike oth abhi GEORGETOWN SCHUETZEN VEREIN, GRSEN SPRINGS SHOOTING PARK. Y appropriat ~ the marine hospital service and shall be cres the marine hospital fund, of which separate accounts pt WL} mathe States latety in ing the United States shall be ke: iaeeliie ar emncsed: That ¥ train to-day for hie home in Massachusetts. TeESD cocer ise XD Co ployed, under the 4: — MONDAY ASD TOESMAY, Acocer It 4 in Come Sent POST GEN soG the Tretsary. for the care and | Iyrenwat. REVEXtE.—The receipts to-day . : i ied west , 5 PRIZE SROOTING AXD BOWLING, CONCRET istered, enrolled, ad licensed reesele of the United | from this source were $1,( S2, and for the N ANCHE MUSIC. IL Leulsigua, Misets States. month of July $21,453,600.18 . SO AND PIS sto | iat Roxy and Vis ie | RG And be it Ferther mace That the Boorstary each ts ntted Bra > er of the Treasar: hereby anthoi 0 int @ Aecting oi s Lk — eae ees J od aay uerpeuded. balaue> | "tFReon to act ns uperviaing <SrReon of marine eae | ea woer Ceram Jae creas, ade a [on pom aa agen Dital servier, whose duty it under the «i- | county, Va-, has been discontinued and here- Bp Aaeow'’s Saeeree Sf eny moseze, Bimerto sppcopciared vs | fection of the Secretary, to supervise all matters | COURtY oF OIL PAINTING? FOR SALE. copnected with the marine o<pital ervice,and with the disbursement of the fund provided by this ata salary not exceedi the rate of two thousand iF services rendered in a ne year eighteen huodred and sixty: Pro ‘That no money shail be paid on acconat of any © after mai] matters for that place will go to Brooks’ Station. UBES, 1236 Ponn, | {{sim antil proof, xatisfactory to eeercary dollars per apnutm, and his poco Agveieed ox: MovEeweNTs oF THE PRestDENT.—The Pres ee ees ee ETO eh rear | fee letetion, of the losaity Be Filed oar Up the Cecretary of the Trenary ident will leave Long Branch on Monday week TapHINGTUN CITY GARDEN, said service is alleged to have been pertormian iam) BE Tg Tae ior By for St. Louis, Mo., accompanied by Marshal we ae aaa Dae Gath ne the peteth sliced tr bare performed the | shall be held to uclude every description of water | Sharpe. Mrs. Grant willremain at Long Branch NEW YORK AVENUE, son be living: Provided CPt raft, vehicle, and contrivanc used or capable | during the absence of the President. Brrwres Ist axp 2p Steers. © i anmpora. | OS! A Respectable and Pleasant Farvtly Kesort om the ind all. acts and parts of acts TRE EXAMINING BOARD of the Treasury De- partment to examine applicants for clerkships will hereafter be composed of the chief of the burean to which the clerk is to be assignod, the chief clerk of the Department and F. B. Elliott, esq., of the office of the Secretary ef the ‘Treasury. Buropean Pian. ‘This GARDEN is now open (since the return of t from Germany) on the Buro- and amneement may be seam m any annoy- ae tent or in conflict with the provisions of this act be, and the sane are hereby, repealed. rm Approved, June services from any ‘whatever. Approved, June 24, _recreatt respectable parties, Ww hae they will be protected Gi ance or impropr ty. Familics and children may fe- eirthere in perfect security. There will always be a cariety of amasements as well ag of orf the favorite German ganies | corpyrate the 2 edislly im: | Frndeed aud «ity. SRA | conporation by rea fe 0 —No. 02.} oat 4 componiaing AX Act to amend an act entitled “An act te autho {ncorgorating the Mational } “17% the ecretary of the Treasury toficones yeckt Be ut enacted by the Senateand House of Hepres atiwes of the United States Amerteca in Conere assembled, That the first section of t tentitled “An act to sathaewce toe becoogert of the ee, icense yachts, and for other purposes,’ apy Angust seventh eighteen buudred nud forty cighe, 8b by fnserting, in the first «Inuse rds port to Ls of Uni ied “and by sea to fore porte. i further enacted, That yi be- {Paes ons chu ahaa Tehri ATTORNEY GENERAL AKERMAN has decided that the bid of the American-Russian Commer- cial Company of San Francisco, through Louis Goldstone, tor the Alaska fur seal fisheries, is a legal one, and must be accepted. Secretary Tericam pablio are new inetitution for thelr heal ERNEST te it specified in pig - ne ee aed (at 1 : hich extend like privileges to Boutwell las not, however, awarded the con- oe : aad PLEASCRE «to Wit: CO fi ne fhe yachts of the United States shall have the privi- | tract, and it may be necessary to reject all thé tee resp fC NiCS and PLEASOR EB PAK | oo terminus of the Aqueduct bredyer ta the eles of | lege of entering or leaving any port of the United i aon i Gh eak one vt TLES. respectfully call the attention of the public secpeatia auines Wren erly ur northeasterly | States without entering or clearing at the custom- | bids, and advertise proposals. ne wame, Applications [4 pic nica, etc., may be Te routs, to Rok Greg: | house thereof, or paying tonnage tas. — seo Mt RENEE AORAISERS. 42 Groen streot, i] Sec. 3. And'he ut further enacted, ‘That, for th Tax oN Covvons, DivipeNns, &c.—By an Ssorgetown. Hf. &. KAISER RM AN thence along sari | identification ot yachts and their owners, a commis- iets) ee Pia BICATER. om* in ea TGp to tal] for Pleasure, in ens designated yacht | omission in the new tax bill, the internal rev- 8 Se as belonging to any regularly organized a ‘Orpo- Fj 2 fs he se. 46,On Exhibditionjno the south side of the C Fated yacht club, stating the exemptions and privi- DEES CHTEY ane Secremien thems cotneoteng Be bas anda le 71H oo ite terminus: thence br leges enjoyed under it, may he issued by the re- | income tax of 2, per cent. on coupons from x aT Brees? | * : x tary of the Treasury, and shall be a token of credit | ‘Auyust Ist to December Sist, 1370, but the De- MARKRITEWS, to any United states official, and to the authorities partment bas ruled that the tax on the amount ot all dividends of earnings, income or gains deciared atter July 31, 1570, and on all uy ded protits of any corporation which have ac- crued and been earned and added to any sur- plus, contingent or other fund, will be levied and collected in the year 1 Of any forcign power for privileges enjoyed under it, Sec. 4. And par further enacted, T) ew ns avy yard. at a point te be indicated by th. the Navy. Together with a branch main line, commencing at the inter Virginia and Delaware avennes; thence t» rst wireet eaat, on city grade, thence by am undergrouml excavation or ciivn of the Metropolitamand Wash not the Balti nd Ohio railronds. rivilege of location and constrnction of ai peton the main line of «aid road; the power Tun ground for the location of the same, {bolce (Ol Paintings, Rngraringy, Ohromos, fo. Stock Window Shades, icra re Oot aad Tansels, Bings: frames, Picture this act, on ite ret 5 make dne entry at the custom-house of the port at Which, on euch retorn. it shall arrive. Approved. June 29, 1570. [Peenic—No. WS t ! AN Act to provide tor changing the boundaries of land divtricts. i enacted by the Senate and House +s of tue United States of Am mbled, That the President of the A®? REPOSITORY, 265 “ #° STBEBT, and Fourteenth Sis, ington bi A AN M. C.1x Trovun.e.—Charges of a very Serious character are pending in the Pension Represen- 7 in Conaress ited States the seventh: mn of said act, bei and he i= hereby. authorized and empowered to | Uftice against a member of Congress from Ten- _— 3.reetticed to two acres in area Alco a depot | ghange amt re cata the houudarice ef fand dit” | nossec, who gained seme notoriety here during OlL PAINTINGS, ENGEAVINGS, De ee en Oe PT Sai ns eee itereby wth tereine | the investigation of the cadetship businces PHOTOGRAPHS, CHBOMOS, &es., BOGER'S GROUPS OF CULPTULE, AEBTISTS’ MATERIALS, STATUBTTES, &¢., &e., P.\CTUBS FEAMES, CORD AND TASSELS, &c., ae. authority to in Sac.2. And be ot further enacted, That whenever Offices or land districts. the «sid raliroad shall cross the Chesapeake aud Obie canal, or the Washington canal. or branches r ~opnections of either of them, such bridges shall be constructed by said railroad’ company 40 as not to impede or obstruct the navigation of said canals or either of thelr branches. BEC. 3. And be ut further enacted, That the rigbt of crease the number of | Approved, June 29, 1570, SPECIAL NOTICES, the House Military Committee. The implic: tion is one of forgery, and an officer is now en- gaged in getting up all the facts in the ease. The member indicated is expected here on Wednesday, and will be required to give some PURE AND LIQUORS. | explanation of the affair, or very likely he will ELVET PASSE PARTOUTS. ay hereby; ted shall be so located ae t coincide ‘best, p . ke eee PAN TAELOw BRACKETS, ae | *)'h the fae of ang railroad fowiica the taht | ppaiimlanae serecerments May come of the batt | bo bronght before the judicial authorities to an- & Fire Assortment for ae the following well-known swer the charge. rands at vory bn Viz: ‘The celebrated Ohl. Crow, seven years olds Tealion. J. A. Bowen's. 5 years old, $4 per x . Robertson's. 4 years old, 23.0 per gallon. Old corated Pine A pplepsectibc gia ee antion ton rated Pine Apples rec i don Old Town Gio. $5 per zatlon. Stoughton Bitters, 2 per gallon. Dry Catawba sill, (from Urbans pe Company.) £2.) por gation. | Seuippernong still from forth Carolina, pet gsilon. All the above isat least €1 per gal n cheaper than can be got clewhere for the mame grade iberal discount to the tra’ GAUTIER, ww of the celebrated Nat Wie Bitters, 7 and 1219 Pennsyivanis baa oy ta E ° North Charles street, Baltimore, HOLIDAY PRESENTS. oly PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. QUNDAY EXCURSIONS. b TWO TRIPS TO GLYMONT, SUNDAY, JULY 31<t. t. Martin. will GzN. Baxncock, of President Grant's stait, bas purchased the residence on the southeast corner of Twelfth and K streets, known as ‘Hamilton Place,” and will occupy iton his Teturn to Washi . It was formerly the property of Count Wyden bruck. [PusLic—No. 1s.) ng the bridge between Phiiaielphin nd Camden a post route he Senate ant Howseol Kepresen States 4 Tar Ssconp-Crass Sckhew STEAMER Cati- PORSIA, carrying 21 guns, recently titted out at the Portsmouth (N. H.) navy yard, is now ready for sea, and her officers have been ordered w report on the Ist of September. She will sail fer the Mediterranean, to join the European sqnadron. Capt. Thos. G. Corbin has been or- dered to the command of her. 1840. PERRY DAVIS’ 1870. VEGETABLE “PAIN KILLER,” After THIRTY YEARS trial}, is still receiving the most Upenalifed testimonials to its virtues. from persons tebe, 1225 a avenue, crat the boat a neers JOS. H SHAPFIELD. e;UNDAY EXCUBSION TO AQUIA CREEK. ; — Howse of Represent inertea tn Coney th hichest character ‘ad responsibility, Phy count! a en Sitotise to wit: The | sickmest the first respectability reccmmend itage | (COUNTING THE Bonps.—Messrs. Prentis: The Same oy ane LAKE ed Mow ¥ ae tual reparation for the exti tow of in. | Warren and Giltillan, of the Treasury Depart ¥ ELAR E! 2 twenty-fifth day o nly the best renedy ever kuswn for Outs, : i the ¥ P. Brown & Son's wharf. foot of 7th nly called Christmas das.and any | Breirce, Burns. &e.. bat {or Dysentery or Cholera, | Ment, the commission to count and destroy the pet 2p. mon SUNDAY, the Sist instant. | + recommended by the Provident © | or any tert of bowel complaints it tsa remedy une sinking fand and special purchase bonds, ves apnointed eat 9 p.m. the United States as a day of public fast or thanks 3 passed for efficiency and rapidity of action. In | terday finished counting 5-20 bonds” pur- r a rs _ _ 3 siting. shail be holidays within the District o reat cities of dndia, und other hot climates, it | chased for the sinkin, fan< proper, aud found XCURSION AND PIO NIC BY (olumbia, aud shall, for all purposes of preseatins receme the Standard “Medicine tor all auch com- | s:8,5%3,300 to the credit of that fund. ‘To. giving notice of the dishonor of bills ofex ©. bank checks, and promissory notes or othe- tinble or commercial paper. be treated and con #dered as is the firstday of the week, commoniy nlied Seuday, and all pote , ther commercial or pegotial or ng on either of said holidays shall be deemed as having watured on the day previous. thes were engaged in counting the bonds cially purchased, over $0,000,000 of this tu betng in the Treasurer's hands. ‘The ALaska Frr Seat Fisnenies—Tun Contract AWARDED.—Acting Secretary I COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, t RSDAY, Acovsr 4, 1870. and convincing been proved, by the mout abi Jaa cine. testimony, to be ax inv Sold by wll Drugeiste jyS-Im YMEN a carendgliap redding ardson this afternoon awarded the contract for Tn ae HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN | eX<lusive right to catch fur seais on the [Peatic—No. 106.) 1B Islands of St. George and St. Paul, Alaska, bids 4% Act to incorporate the National Bolivian Navi } tp restoring GRAY HAIK to its original color and | for which were opened a few days since, to the Be ttenactal by ee cree ose of Represent. | BE Moting ite crowth. It wakes the bairjoft and | Alaska Commercial Company. This company Sf tue United States of Amesica ta Comare « is to pay $55,000 glossy. The old iy appearance arc made young again. Tt is the best cuplae yong ) a year rental, #262, on each Come a /. That George EB. Oburch. William H. tey . shin taken, and 60 cents fer each gallon of oi r : ‘linus, Allem Ce old) me B.Chatee 8. £.M Barlow, Jacoce § HAIR DRESSING tained; nied the i e b MacMurray ‘wewilliaan, Slip Cofin: | Mackic: Chetles Av Lembardsand Cogrgs Wit: | ever used. It removes Dandrut and ait Scarvey | Sutained; ‘to furnish the inhabitants of th oes MG Pe Machi Islands of St. Paul and St. George annually 5,000 dried salmon. 6 cords of fire wood, a sut tictent quantity of saltand a sufficient number 01 Tels for preserving the necessary supply of meat, 200 barrels of vilea sufficient namber of seal skins to supply the’ inhabitants writ: boats. anda suficient quantity of sinews and mew- branes to supply them with water proof gar- mentsfree of charge and pay the expenses of maptaining a school on each island for not less than eighi months in the year. wich other persons as may be ‘agsoc: Eruptions. It docs not stain the skin. pagers, ure created & bod Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail. Beware of the numerons preparations which are sold upon cnr reputation. B. P. HALL & 00., Nashua, N.H., Proprietors. Wor sale by ail druggists. JyS-eolm iw A.C. Shaw, “EA. Porter. ‘bas. W ee and may make and mon seal. And the said corporation shall er to own, s¢Il, build, purchase, mortcage, and el rer steam and ot vessels, and employ th fame in navigation betwern the United States and the ports of South ca.or upon the rivers and Bavicable waters of Bolivia and Brazil: and may hold such real and personal property of every kind as may be necessary or usefuj in connection with the taid business, and may, ander authority of the Pe- rovien and reno oars geht, gs engage in public works connected with such transportat ior ‘THE correspondent of the Kichmond Enguirer has the following concerning some of our Dis- trict belles, at the opening ball at the Green- abies anata / * wich tramepartarton, cr wi briar White Sulphur Springs: ow. homas Stackpole, | may become necessary in order to develop tue same i ». a font of Ts street In upon. oF near the said rivera, and for that ‘par. Sap <i Mine oC Pe eee fr MOONT VERNON, wuching ail Bova pledges of ite pro ry bd EN SACHS Pinno + | blue satin, over which a trained black satcn Al xandria. Forts Foote and Washington, Marshall Hail Md.. White House and lone, Va., returning to the 4pm. SAS OAD AMES SYKES. Gon S anz-tt Office—W illiard SUMMER RESORTS: RDAN S WHITE SULPHUB SPRINGS. FREDERICK COUNTY. VIRGINIA t from Stephenson s Depot B. O.. a point « —- No. 423 11th Street, above Penna. Avenue, VER 20 YRAKS ) PIAN' rebe, dotted with golden stars, was looped wi heavy gold cords and tassels; the bodice of but tercup satin, with garlands of flowers ciabroid ered in toss silk; vail of spangled gauze anda diadem of gold ‘shooting stars—probably the most gorgeous and elegant costume ever worn at this place. ‘The sprightly and vivacious Mrs. Richard T. Merrick, of Washington, D. C., was attired in a French muslin robe with blue trimmings, and pink crushed roses in her hair. The cyer-amiable Miss Taylor, of George- town, D. C., was dressed in the “La Marquis’ style of last century. Drees pearl-colored silk, embroidered in delicate sprays of trailing moss rosebuds; hair powdered. All life and anima tion as she skipped through the mazy quadrilies country. Src. 2. And be ot further enacted, That the capita! stock of the eaid corporation shal) me million ot Lars, to be dit ided inte shares of one hundred dot shares of stock be per ccemmodating terms; Piano and Organ ing. apt ly” Ss ‘S! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! ‘ ER would respectfatly into: the citizens of W: fagton in general that he can be found at Ko, 410 near Pennsylvania avenue, where he is prepared ts make FHIBTS to order i the moat approved man a cow. ner finish Shirts are too well known to need farthes notion er notice, Persone floding thelr own material cau have it made upat short pe tice. , A good OPERATOR on Wheeler & Wilson ing Machine wanted. (Re; —_ THE WARREN DOUBLE-OV Qe HEATING ANGE, ‘Supply of all sizes on hand pny OLE, FSIMPSUS, Riles « Harper's Ferry and Winchester Bail ‘ah, five miles trom Wine! open ander more ta- Ry ‘any fines the war, and every cfart, will be Bide to give entire setiefaction to all the CITY BANDOF MUSIC will be im attend- and Masquerade and Fancy Balle will be fre- ly given curing the season. “pring Pamphlets for distribution at the Springs its officers and servants. and to carry out the general jects of the corporation, and to amend or to re seme at pleasure: Provided, auch by-lnws gt Gouttigt with any law of the United Stat "| be ot er} nf enacted. That the stock, Property, affairs of the said co managed by 4 board consisting nine or less than five directors, and they may ap point a president aud such other officers, and employ ‘CONGRESSIONAL ACTION NEEDED.—The Quar- termaster General having declined to pay cer- tain claims which occurred prior to July 1, 18; sue! cy 4 the matter was scabmit to the Attorne; Ae yy STE A Aae Pecunia ese, | General for bis opinion, and he has decided that ators bamed im this act shail be the directors for the between Mth and lth etrect. under the 5th, éth,and 7th sections of the - firet year from the organization of the company, lative, Judicial, and Executive appropriation Week and @4) per | thercalter sunual elections of directors by thestock- | YOK SUMMER OSE, . Dill, all unexpended balances must be covered servants half price. | holders shell be held, at meetings to be called for y the STEWART STOVE. into the ‘Treasury, and hen arms can be three fourths, cr according tyros at which each share of x it . F. SIMPSON. Treasury, ce DO cl can ations. . in person or by proxy, entitled to one vote. 105 Pa. ave. bet. eth and lth sis. paid until further legislation by Cor The _£.€ JOBDAN and 2 majority of the stock thi accounting officers of the ‘freasa: ment elect. See. 6. Awd th: it further enacted, Toes act shail take effect immediately. Suc. 7. Aud bed further enacted, That ie Pal office of the company shail be located i city ew York. and that Rae shall have power giter. amend. or repeal this act at any tine. Approved, June 2, Is70. Fewster that Fe, ECONOMY Buy STEWART'S IMPROVED COOK, :. F. SIMPSON, 1006 Pa. ave.. bet. ith and Jith ste. 1808 Pa. ave.. bet. insh a1 oe Vy SEEWARTS STOVE i} ‘A OVE, Buy ETRWARTS COOK. with all the Improre- ie %. F. SIMPSON, e?. Wth and Lith’sts. express the opinion that this Gecislon er the At. | tormey General will greatly inconvenience the different executive departments, as no contrac- tor or employe of the government, no judge or attorney. uO army or navy officer, nor aur person who has supplied the government with — can recover a dollar without Con- gret — it pectin = no anexpended monoy® in the particular department against which they may bave claims which fell due or were contracted for before July 1, 1870. If an v RCHESTER HOUSE, CAMBRIDGE, P'S RYESSDORENNETE wEose Prop ore, hevi refurnished, renova tl ued attached a large wing to ihelr well koown Hotel. are pow ready for the reception «1 summer boarlers. Persone desiring & free frou the turmolle of the hot and crowded city, will tod all_they desi For further tmformation. ad- ne BENNSTE BROS. Cambridge, Md. J)13 Im" INEY POL VILION, Psy PounT rays ” [ Puanre—No. 08.) marine service. pa = . the relief of sick and disabled o tT 1 eo 8 Ax Act tor aud to provide County. viene: wa for the of seamen. nder rapgements made officer of the army or navy should have been ore TUESDAY, July Ss iz. pees PEER poy a bor former Bsns he aero ree sere s* composing “the Sea xbsent six months, sick or on leave, aud he ns icsort has beom grvatly he ne oe Ne atte ents Ana. | STRms, CHA CO; the entire manage- | failed to draw his pay, and the funds of that + thoroughly renovated, and the whole catab- hirem hundred and seventy, there ment and control of Willar's, bas passed into | vear are exhausted, he cannot get cent out of with catwrely new Poraitere. Tea reaand collected by the collectarg of camtams St | Slone respopaible tuereior "> Ton he aet | the regalar appropriation of this year. Coup. roller re : As claim ishing and Sail | ~ =< JAMES BYKES | eeuts, their business is done. ‘They cannot get hie = we, x» dollar, Be atten bare a a cles, tor their eye are con 1 ‘a reser ctiniee | bom paaoee Wipes star 102 DEATH OF A PoPuLan CaTHoLic OLERar- max.—The Kev. John J. Consolly, Roman Catholic pastor of Plainfield, New Jersey, died at his residence on Tuesday evening. Father ear S was @ young man. and was ich beloved by his flock and by all who knew him. He was educated at St. Charles College, Elli- cott’s Mills, Maryland, where his health was undermined by the severe regime of the instt- tution. Leaving St. Charles, he went to Seton Hall College, at South Orange, and after being ordained Was stationed for a time in Jew Jersey City, and afterwards transferred to Plainfield. ill be buried to-day from his late residence retein from the wages cf said ea) : Bye 2. And be at further enacted. That after the first day of Augnst no collector shall gran y vessel whose @uicl’ment cr license for car! has expired, aaew enreli shall have first rendered a (rus account to the c toret the number of seamen and the time they hav been employed on euch versel daring the of the license which has so expired, and hav paid to such collector forty cemts per month for eve- fy such se: who shail have been employed ax aictesaids which tum the said master ie hereby au- rized to reta'n out of th» wages of «ach seaman: {the master of any registered. curolled, or Ii- ‘ented Yersel o the United States shall rend POE & SELIGSUN'S ‘Mosican EXCHANGE Purchasing. se wedo. tor cad. en. on expenses comparativess small, we a.e! sable toa int doer yates ibes any house in the ‘and rma. Hicks and BBOn the suing Te SRLIGSON. Street. SrEctan, ATTENTION called to following &> lint of TTR @UCDS just received from the be York auctior dozen Ladies Hem-stitebed Handkerchiefs, war- ' wed te OTR s at Plainfield, and arrangements have been Gatiuen ico hut of the member of sraweu eo employed. | ranted all linen. 12 cents wpioce. worth 23 cents. ry : 7 of” West el Hotel. Lovg fee eect cht eee taey eace, noweeally, Woo deem Gente Lice Temesed Htaakercbiets, pote Foc on lenpatiog funeral quuembeny 3 0 degen 85 este esto d +, Wort! andberchicfs, $2 a inen Handkerchiefs, $2 2 yards Victoria and 31 yord. worth Scents. 20° ya: Beente. ye DRUG STORE beens om | woud a0 the attention of the citizens of Wash- , ¥ 2 Suerally, and of the First and Sec ae ner ast, ES, Pinsoras.—Ex-President Jefferson Davis arrived in this city from Memphis, Tenp., 4 the Danville trai Teseraay afternoon, and Scalariy, to the store at the © b arects, which stopping at the E: . As soon as it peo became Lioised about was here a large prmber of bis old friends upon him and Bull Linen for nits. aiuagaietis. were cordially reeeived, . Davis is in good Uargains in Hosiery open Tow heaith. He ison niving ocs to bring ORY BAXTER, § 1920 Pecnayiveate ‘avenue Enquirer, July 2 wr the relief of sick and retarns of th¢ same with WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1870. ’ GENERAL CABLE NEWS. | THE SQTURDAY EEVIEW ON CBHABLES ; DICKENs. Loewner, J —The Saterday Ke rverw teene | to-day has a severe condemmatory article on the | fe of Obaries Luckens and the moraiiy of Ris | late works. YrHER AND NOP HIS WIFE. J rime Minister, and not his er DGE IN CHANCERY, Melttsh succeeds the late pe Court of Appeals in ar, AMER SILESIA SAFE. ‘The Dasly News, this morn atrival ot the North Ger- THE LATEST NEW YORK TRAGEDY Tre Stan's dispatches yesterday announced another of those mysterious murders in New York city that have occurred there at such short intervals. In this case the victim was Benja. min Nathan, a wealthy and prominent citizen of New York. The Express says : The family of Mr. Nathan are at present in the country, and himselt and his two sons, with & domestic or two, occupied the house. On Thursday night, between 11 and 12 o’cleck, one of the sons got home, and after consultation with bts father, they both retired torest. The fatter slept ima rear bed-room, which a dress- room adjoined. The second son got home before half-past twelve o'clock, and while pass- ing to his room looked tu upon his father, and saw that he was asleep. This morning, soon after six o'clock, one of the sons arose, and, as usual, afterdressing him self proceeded to his father’s bed room, and was Pe to tind the bed unoccupied. He turned te enter the dresting room, and was hor- ruied to find his body lying in the doorway be- tween the two rooms, bis head surrounded by a pool of blood whieh had tfowed from a frightful Wound on the left side of it. An alarm was im- mediately given and medieal aid procured, but too late to be of assistance, tor he had evidently been dead some time. Near the body was found an instrament ship-carpenter’s *‘dog,”’ a sort of se, With a hammer on one end and a nt at the other, with which the fatal been given. The skull on the left si is completely smashed in and the ear is nea: t in two. ‘There was a safe in the sieeping room, which had been opened, and tie papers st contained were seattered about the floor, the sons doubt, however, if the villain or villains obtained any money. ‘The gold watch and chain of the deceased, and some diamond stud are missing, and such money as may have been in the pockets of his clothes. As the house was not broken into, it is sup- posed thai the murderer must have secreted himself inthe house at an early hour of the evening. The deceased was doubtless awakened by the operation of opening the safe, and as he was entering the ‘Jressing-room he received his death blow, and death must have been instan- taneous. No clue to the perpetrator, or perpe- tralors, has yet been obtained, but Saperinten- dent Jourdan and hie detectives are actively ay possibly succeed in arresting . Nathan was 56 years of age, and 2 braker. doing business at No. 4S Broad street. He was of the Jewish persuasion, and yuite wealthy. He was a prominent member of the congregation hearith Israel. In a late edition of the Express it is hinted that there are suspicions that the deed was com- mitted by some member of the family of th: deceared. The C: mmercial says:—Mr. Nathan, whose un- Umely fate has excited the deepest commiser- ation among all classes of the community—es- pecially among the habitues of Wall street, where he spent forty years of his life—was born in the city of New York, in the year 1813. His tather was an American. His mother was, be- fore her marriage, Miss Henriques, a member of one of the old Knickerbocker families, and a leading belle in her day. Young Nathan was educated under * the direct supervision of his father and was a most accomplished class- ical scholar. When but twenty-two yearsof age he was taken into partnership by his father, and such was his tinancial ability and business tact that in a short time the capital of the tirm was almost doubled by his fortunate investments. He retired from active business about two years ago, with @ fortune of some $2,000,000, leaving two sons as his successors. Mr. Nathan, how- ever, could not at once break otf his old busi- ness habits, and his tace and form continued familiar to Wall street. +02 SeumeR CLorurne.—For all persons, especi- ally mvalhds, and those who take cold easily, a thin material of woollen gauze next to the is safest and best, because: Viret—It is a non-conductor, carries heat from the body more slowly than cotton, linen, or silk all colds are eaused by the body becoming colder than natural, especially if it is made colder rapidly, and woollen material next the shin is the best thing known to prevent this rapid cooling. especially after exercise which has caused perspiration, and does uot cause that disagreeable sepulechral dampness which wet linen does when it comes in contact with the skin. ‘The warmer the weather, the more need for woolen next the skin; hence British sailors are required to wear woollen next the skin in tropi- cal latitudes im summer as the best observe: protection against disease. All garments worn next the skin during the fay should be removed at night and spread out jor thorough airing and drying. Cotton is the best material to be worn next the skin at night. All changes from a hearier to a lighter clothing in summer should be made by putting on the lighter clothing at the first dressing in the morning. It is greatly safer for children, for invalids, and old persons to have too much clothing than too little.—Hall’s Journal of Health. see - A NEW LAW for the regulation of the “social evil’ in St. Louis, is said already to have ex- hibited decidedly beneticial effects, in imposing restraints upon the evil which called it into being amidst the faithlessness and serious oppo sitions of ‘a large and indyential portion of the community. The number of disreputable females has already been materially diminished, while the nuisance in respectable neighbor !oo. is being rapidly abated. The Protestant clergy for the most part denounced the law as # Violation of the divine principle of making no compromise with sin; overlooking the equally divine maxim that it is both wise and expedient to control and ameliorate an e be radically cured. A pliflant priest, on the other hand, has been conspicuous ly active in obtaining the passage of the law in juestion and in furthering its objects. A large Body of the most moral and enlightencd citizens are in full sympathy with the movement. thet the experiment, whtch is of vital impor- tance te the whole community, is like to have air trial. Meanwhile the subjects of the rigid surveillance which has been established are diminishing, hundreds having lett the city or abandoned their ovions trattic. The resalis may be that what was designed only for a regulation of vice will prove to be the most effectaal mode ot suppression. in Tak Fenian Leapens, General O'Neill and Colonel John N. Brown, were arraigned before the U. S. Cirenit Court at Windsor, Vt., vester- day, for violating the neutrality laws, and plead guilty. They were committed to prison to await sentence. General O'Neill, when asked whetuer he was guilty or not guilty, answered promptly puilty, Me was composed! and gentlemanly tn os tment, aud smiled when he male re- ply: question, seemed much disco: sane mposed, and a swered, a 1 Ss sir.” by 1 General J.J. Donelly appeared by counsel, who stated that an atidavit would be presented fetting forth his sickness as cawse for continu- ance. Colone! Hugh MeGinniss not appearing to answer, his bail was forteited. The trial of Major Daniel Murphy was continued until Oc- tober by agreement of counsel. J. Monaban will be tried to-day if he makes his Trance, otherwise his bail will be declared ar forfeited. swoe- — Arprairs 1s PRurce Gzoror’s Country, Mp. We clip the following from the Prince G: “ Fatal Accident—On Monday last, a boy employed by Thomas A. Duckett, Esq., of Lo- sind when croming the falrond track, the seen and when ¢ oxen became Mi ble. The stanty killed by the: body of the cast Passing stant yy the cart over hie atter he Nalles ‘to the growsd. Bridge Contract —' commissioners int Saturday ii same to Mr. S. Kyan, of Notti district, the Jowest bidder, der the sum of Jast sate Magruder over-ruled the motion fer a new previously tiled in the case of John Rice, victed of an outrage upon Mrs. Sarah Crandall Pl ocho county, and sentenced the accused to ung. ————————— a7 si plenui ‘al in C this sea- son that it will pot pay to gather and send them to the market. 7 Albany can takethe According to the rays in that city as it was being oe wagon. land approaches $100 an acre in value fence te sepiaced bx3 rail. » megs gs As it rises we see ire, podges, the better amer Silesia at Letth last evening. e left New York onthe th ime = AFFAIRS IN PARLIAMENT. J ma Silena TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. THIS AFTERNOON'S DISPATCHES ASSOCIATED E THE WAR... Loxn ly 30.—The steamshi New Vork, arrived at Queen 4 yesterday afternoon In the Houe of Lords, yesterday evening. the Canada gnarartied joan bill was read a second REPORTS. vie. fhe other business was local and anim portant. ‘ aes Riet at Shel@ywitic. t Telographed Kavimawvely to The Booning Star St. Lon, July #.—A riot eccurred at Shel by valle, Fu, erday. atising from the gover- THE IMPENDING GREAT BATTLE, | 3: comuvting, sue sentencn of Hshosed Bo ed Myers tor the murder of Plebesco © French Cavalry Makea Reconnoisance | fodirnution. "a ‘it war esserted hath Across the French Frontier, r The Prassian Army to be in Paris in a Fortnight. INTENSE FEELING AGAINST ENGLAND IN PAUSSIA. were rep y \ ented, and ten minutes afters: charged on the fence and tore tt down; but Gnd- | ig they were too late to save Myers they dis- | persed. swearing vengeance against the gover- | wer. But for the conciliatory ‘Tr ‘bes Of sev- eral leading citizens, blood would have been | shea. es Say | The Ca) ‘mia Nows Stealer. Telegraphed Exciusivc ly to The Boening Star. i ACKEAMENTO, CAL., daly 0. hearing teok place yesterday ot Van Volkenburg, tai | of the Central Pacitic —— a@ivmon of fhe , ° . Pacthe and Atlantic Telegraph Company, on Napoleon Don't Want Gen. Sheridan or any | charg: of attempting toateal te to . reports of the New York Associated P: other Jankee Generals, wae detected. in the act walle creerk —e | balcony of the house adjoining the | Union Teleg: Proposed Grand Demonstration of the Cath- olie Clerzy of Ireland against France. The British Government to Prevent it. gi hb butiding, CATHOLIC CLERGY tS OW dlspatchte trove the acted et the norrees FRANCE BRITISH GONT The Western Union operator fired ‘CE : INTERFERE 10 PREVENY 1 Telegraphed Exclusively to the Evening Star. | Loxpox, July 30.—The Catholic clergy of | Limerick are preparing for a grand demonstra- tion to-morrow (Sunday) in favor of France. It is probable that the government will take | cepa aia measures to prevent the movement. Desperate Attack ymen om = ae as Gopauaioae: | @ Mall im Tanto. FRENCH FLEET AT COPENHAGAN. | 1 tgpepaea Reclusioely to The Bvening Star. Corennacayx, July 3.—The French Baltic HELENA, MONTANA, July 30.—T leet arrived here yesterday afternoon. | for Corinne was stopped by six men, north PRUSSIA WRATHFUL AGAINST ENG- | Siinred tem elt ant eved the aemeees LAND. Charles Keynolds. & passenger, was wounded, and i not expected to recover. The driver was also wounded. The coach was riddled with bullets. order to intimidate Van Volkenbur | assistance to arrest the depred aken into enstody with the paper ded to use in €0) a pencil ing dispateb: Jed out © Don't and, holding up the paper, said :— “You see, 1 have not copied a word yet. BeRuiy, July 30.—Lhe feeling against Eng- Jand is still most intense, and seems to be shared by people of all classes. FRENCH CAVALRY TIE RUSS THE FRON- A party of French cavairy crossed the fron- tier at Perl yesterday, but soon returned, with- out accomplishing anything. ALL PRUSSIA IN ARMS. Every able-bodied Prussian between twenty anil thirty years of age, is now in the ranks. THE FRENCH ENTHUSED. Pants, July he reception at Mety was very enthusiast Martial law has been declared in the French towns near the Rhine border. ‘THE PRUSSIA ARMY TO BE IN A FORTNIGHT. Lonpox, July 3°.—Bets are freely offered fe reward offered by the Bon d of Brokers, for the detection of the murderers. aa Monxchola Plain Loaf Cake.—Take bait cap batter and 2 cups white sugar, (1 never use brown sugar tor any kind of cake) work batter and <agar well together; add 3 eggs, well beaten; dinsolve 1 teaspoon of soda in I cup of sweet mi scape sifted flour with 2 teaspooniuls cream tartar. Flavor with lemon or vanilla. 1 always beat well after adding each article. Makes one large or two small loaves Sponge Cake.—Beat 6 eggs. yolks and whites together, two minutes; add 3 cups sugar and beat five minutes; 2 cups flour with twe tea- here that the Prssian army will be in Paris in | SP00M® cream tartar wud oat two minutes: 1 a fortnight. solved in it, and beat one minute; : os ioNp, | dd 2more caps flour, and boat anocher min ENGLAND CATCHES IF ALL AROUND. ute. Observe the time exact IN PARIS Berwin, Jul ‘The press this morning is | pans. Makes two good-s:z: unsparing in its attacks on England. Que of a, and as cheap a cake as cw the journals says England evidently wante another Alabama question. RESULY OF THE WAR. Loxpox, July 30.—The brig Verac recently lost off the mouth of the Elbe. on ac count ¢f the removal of the light and buoys by the government authorities. HISTORICUS HEARD FROM. Cake.— After kneading dough sufictent to Hil 3 ups sugar, 1 cup batter, a less raisins, 1 grated mutweg: work with tho hands all together very thoroughly. Atter pui- ting in your pans, let it stand in @ warm place for half an hour before baking. Make into one ‘The noted correspondent “‘Historicus” writes | large loat " * rs Silver Cale —tiall cup butter, 14 caps white to the Times this morning justifying the attitude | ,..°" cet wi, Gite 5 eben eee, taken by England in the question between | the wir ; or cup Sour, with | teaspoon cream tartar’ Flavor gg* beaten toa troth, 1 large France and Prussia. SPAIN NEGOTIATING WiTH FRANCE. | “285%, me cup Sugar, | cap butter, Maperp, July 50.—While it ig denied tha | yolks of four eggs, 5 cup of sweet milk, with France has asked Spain to form atreaty of alli- | t¢@-poon soda, 1\, cups flower, | teaspoon cream ance, it is sid that Oleosaga bas already com- | ‘tat. These cakes are good, and when both are made, are nice for cake baskets, pattin both in one basket. When I use the whites o1 propriety here. eggs tor frosting, J use the yolks for gold cake. ine a a rts nederry Jely.—A correspondent desires ta NAPOLEON Don't WANT GEN. SHERI- | know bow to harden strawberry jelly. The N. juice contains ninety parts of water, and can Loxpow, July 30.—The bullion circular issued | only be reduced by an hour's boiling! Fvapor- e : : : | ation ix more essential in making thi: jelly than to- ae re — silver, after a spasmodic | Tutt ede fron any other fruit. Placing it tise, ismow without buyers. . in the sun—closely covered with mosyaite net- ‘The correspondent of the Daily News says that | ting to protect it from Mies—tnat proda-s Dr. Evans, an American resident of Paris, has | the same effect as Boiling. The air and the been authorized to reject the offer of Gen. P. | eat will sometimes harden it. | Sheridan and other Americans, who were said | a¢i/0\ “inte—A correspondent des. s 5 act proportions. Take one pint or to have been anxious to serve against Prussia. | ter—pour it apon a doz The French wanted Gen. Sheridan authorized | f = sage, or Gee } an : and cover it y for an hour. to go as a professional spectator merely, but | rt eee eae oe eine this, too, has been rejected by the government bits of iron, also a pices of borax ax Many rumors are atloat tending the move- | walnut; turn the sage tee upon ut. Io 4 P ments of troops in Fraxce and Germany, but | three days it is ready for ase. It is the « none of them can be traced. The French and German accounts of events that have already transpired are utterly irreconetlabie. ¢ & famous ‘‘dermatologist.”.— Country Gentleman Cough Syrup—As summer colds are con- AUSTRIA INTO STEAMBOATING Viewna, July 30.—Austria will establish # sidered about the worst kind, I will give you a very good cough remedy :—Roil some elecam- steam line from Trieste to Southampton, to connect with an American line. a pane root with a piece of horse-radish and a ENIAL OF THE ASION STORY. small piece ot ginger rect; when pretty well Panis, July 30.—The Journal Oficiel this morn- mitted himself to the project, and urged the Pat into a syrup. Take a couple of spoonfuls ss occa- sion may require. We found it very e‘ivctual. Tomato Catsup.— Iwo quarts of ripe tomatoes; French Senator Geiger, who is the owner of | and strain th © wire sieve: sct it on the large factories near Saar Louis, has been ex- ‘use. pelled from Prussia. To Fickle Red Calbore—Cut a head of the boiled down pour itoft and thorw out the root and after rinsing the vessel return the liquid with sufficient molasses, and stew until! quite a ing denies the story which originated recently | eo id ee ae eon ot nant, ome at Ulan in Germany to the effect that 109 French sol- | pepper, one of ground mustard and one of all. diers bad invaded Luxembourg. spice; when cold add one pint of good vinegar, Bonneville bas left Rome on afurlough. It is pep yp ps — ery thin, — believed that the French troops now in Home | 0” it ong agg a will be in France by the 10th of August. four hours to érais. Beil am ounce of black FRENCH ESTIMATE OF THE PRUSSIAN STRENGTH. Panis, July 30.—French journals this morn- ing assert that the Prussians have 300,000 men at Treves, 100,000 in the Black Forest, 200,000 near Mayence, 100,000 im Schleswig, and 50,000 near Berlin. ‘The country between Treves and Mayence is well lilled with soldiers. ——— ee. Eaclusively to The Boening Star. Sichday evening at at the Winpsor, Vr., July :0.—Capt. John J. Mona- | day the was ar before the Court, and plead Genera] O'Neill was then in the ‘and was asked by ithe Comet if he bad of the ‘should i ON a CHiLp—Threats of to say why the sentence: court a ‘and a rope was s00a mete ee ¥ , end in reply sald he Tt Cy wy or excited’ bad, to make a most ment however, by Sergeant . apd assigned his services in of waa aoe nd the: hie ‘adopted country asa reason why his sen- | and severe) Folens Atern Station tothe City Jail. Baltimore es (ETERS PuULLIVe AGAIX— Another 3 in 9. woman thete whe cisias tohave Fame cece oe ‘The reagon ‘uaigned by Ber for wot claim to ber truant hi sooner is did not know he was until he i thing to do with him afterwards. Her corroborated by the testimony and belief heighborkood.” We are not /muct inclined ‘put Fe een, 32 nis now seneation, bus otilt al Iofermation from the ’ marriage r ' : ’ ' ‘ '