Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1871, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR: Published Daily, 8 Sundays Exeepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Penssytvanin Sree corner Lith St. THE EVENING STAR "NEWSPAPER COMP’Y. 5. HW. KAUFMANN, Prev't. pikerenve~ecaeaital THE EVENING STAR is served by carriers to their subscribers at TEN Cents PER WERK, or For- TY-Foun CENTs PER MONTH. Copies at the counter, ‘Two Czxts each. By mail—three months, $1.0; six months, $3.00; one year, $5.00. THE WEEKLY STAR—published Friday—$1.0 T. SF Invariably in advance, in both cases, and no paper sent longer than paid for LADIES’ GOODS, Ete. SUMMER RESORTS. __ aT To N! OTICE TO DiES- SI RESORT, sit. Desiring to make room for 0 alt ay Boek ged pe ERY GOODS “4 ey reception of guests 4 0 in the eo will eee ee 2 F {ANREY. teen rues je? 715 Market Space. om Cott Je “OLOSRNA 715 MARKET SPACE. 715 Cc atLatic erty, x. 3. FIVE HOURS AND ATALF FROM WAS F S. HELLER. LADIES Re met pe ree of all styles, w! and colors, at reduced NATURAL comms at reduced prices. % CURLS AT #... 4 CURLS AT 83. 3 CURLS AT Beautifully the Beacu, in fall view ft i HES located bet sori the railroad dertan and ve Terms, $2.50 per ‘The largest assortment of OORSETS in the city, ie Riidsors COTES Fooms for @ | selling from 28 to 90 per cent. less than they can be e weason. Addres oF the season Ir wa mene. ught elsewhere. 0 NARDTOWN, MD., 18 | | Our well known PARIS KID GLOVES st $1 por HOTEL. firt ve mea call. S. HELLER. 71S Market Spac Pat REAL mamn,9Z | } FANCY conta: M. PRICE, 413 SEVENTH STREET, Berweex D anv E STR ests. ing and croquet are Beats to_and from Term— ) per day, jel3-3taw2w* Leonardtown, Mad. EA-BATHING SEA BATHING! COBB'S ISLAND, VIRGINIA, Is now open and READY FOR eee (3. \ TERMS—$3 per Day; $18 per week. ST Ac COBB BROTHERS. Cherrystone, Va. INDUCEMENTS EXTRAORDINARY. ef meg ta Baltimore Fug Se oa Bay a — - NO SHAM! \APPER SPRINGS oe A “K COUN From thje day on I am determinel to sell. off my c SEEN e COUNT OS | eerie SULLTNE RY, Flow ERs, Bie These well-known Spri NATURAL ‘CURLS’ and IMITATION ODE, and a well aneorted stock — at der to change bi t first cost, in o1 the Bret of August. iness by 2 v the manag “ mit tame Ee ise he momntains, sixteen pain rs w boceted among ¢ tains, atx miles weet of Winchester, from which ce they are 413 SEVENTH STREET, jo by a dally line of senges: and in beaaly,c a cline ech ethealle Binal Wenmetie | 1 between D gnd E streets. and ¢ attractiveness of surrounding + are not excelled in the ex ag MILEINERY c tr N lie bar will be opened for the sale of spirit .s di everything possible will be ‘cone AND desirablenese of the place for thoee wis aq a onns s FANCY GOODS. e 15.50 por Gy, @15 per week, and from 840 to $20) ae aE aie eee wsck, sod tom 2 be — om may be obtained of any of the MRS. A. G. GASTON, Aacznt, 1223 F STREET, SELL! OFF AT COST FOR THE NEXT — THIRTY DAYS. POSITIVE REDUCTION. 4 ce made cements for OPENING A BE BhANCH Ber Avis cNT a the ree PH E) GS. and shal Bovy vel ‘ wat Bargaine in MiLLINERY and LACE GOODs before leaving. STRAW TURBANS and a great variety of FANCY GOUDS selling cheap. “A. G. GASTON, 1223 F STREET, ten miles rtable eon: om at mod- : wT, where good and cos are in readiness to bring th g2aa je2-tm_ ay. $10 a week. or #35 a month. E. WIGHT, eR oF Gra STREET axD LOUISIANA AVENUE Positively Ww clling out at cost to close basiness—*+ t Cost to 2 dar Steck of FRENCH FLOWER and F { GOODS. STRAW GoUDS at eve ry quality, all of the la (GQBE4T REDUC TION OF PRIC MADAME D DUNOIS, HAIR AND FANCY STORE, t to feel pmnectic hh the House. connection with t ras see = Asumy, Proprieto Sa 1211 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between ith and 13th streets, a rich, (A season which she invites the special Y. s viscs, Ladle's Underwear, Yalon- Biack Laces, os, Wige jombs, Buffalo shell aud Lvory Brushes, aud French Per: “All af which will be sold at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. my27-Im L cwived, at the i ¥. SYREC GARDNE INEY POINT PAVILIO Pers Maky Ss COUNTY, MARYLAND, Th fs favorite summer re ort, 100 miles from Wash- distance from_Balti- of Chesapeake bay, pepe every Tuce’ day and Seturday from Baltimore, and evet de}. Tucelay. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday emacs tions for 380 gucsts— for the reception of visitors on next and closed on the 15th of Oc- house, filled with northern ice, and tions have been made sinco. tust sr nm for "ihe. comfort and convenience of guests, Salt water bathing, fishing, crabbing. boating or hunting. ten-pins. queit and croquet grounds and good muste are among the amusements t = at this delightful lace. and for comfort cannot be exc by any place in the ined States. GREAT REDUCTION. ONE PRICE ONLY. HENRY KING, Jr., MASONIC TEMPLE, CORNER NINTH AND F STREETS. bie -five thousand dollars of — J 48 and rae ¥ GooDs, WERS, RIB Terms: 83 rt day, 315 per week, $65 per month of days. Miece and children under 10 years of age “th Cie HERA, SOD VES. PARASOLS, = A. R. POTTS, Proprietor. COWSETS, LADIES VESTS, JAS. H. THORP. Manager. Sd at 10 per cent. peent. A tri weekly mail by steamer has lately been es- t 5 seesrct Positively One Price Only. myZ-ly DEN TIS TRY. D* M.S. BROWN. DENTIST, 1315 Massachuse enue, near Four oo OFF! SELLING OFFI sr SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! Upper or Lower Set of Te ASST CASSI CASSL R “EMO V DR. MERRILY, ED his DENTAL OFFICE? CHEVIOT s RS CHEVIOT § Jone in the beet CHEVIOT SU iat m«lesute prices. Nitrous Oxid for extracting teeth _WASHING ‘T ON HOTE Ls. BROWN 1. si Precis BLOWN L _ . WILLARD BROWN L. re ee - ALPACA COATS, apé WASHINGTON, D.C. ACA COATS) ALPACA coats, LIGHT Cassi Saris PAN’ es IGHT CASSIMERE PAN’ k $15 Lith street) HAS RE- vee Ly a 2geo| mie Office hours as usual—a)s ty D* AL TURNED. :12to }, and 6to7 p.m jeld- 20° WHITE E MARSEILLES YEsts: r 6 STARK WEATHER. TSF] WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS, cD StPERIN qoayr, Bore: AyD Fouts: BLES: giitere prices: Office at the old a ataaa BoYS’ AND “ts juilding, corner New York avenue and 15t street aes ar Shes EA FEE REBECRE F PRICES. E. © ‘sipepr T GuEA PRICES. ATTOK, vey xP FIRE AND HIE TRAD A. STRAUS’, Cotumbia Ln 4 Building, Room No. 4, 5h street, AL . between D and E. apl2-ly A. STRAUS’, js Tyssowsk ATTORNEY AT Law, Room 5. Young's Law Building, corner Lo avenue and 6th street. Washington, D.C PULAR CLOTHING HOUS PULAR CLOTHING cra POPULAR CLOTHING HOUS. by ARD. JAMES E yulrans, ATTORNEY AT LA OFFICE SOUTH SIDE LOUISIANA AVENUE, | 1011 Base uh 454. between 486 and 6th streets. «few 1011 lvania ave. beitece im and sts.) “WASHINGTON BY . 1011 vania ave., Specintty—Tentamentiary Law. deiT-tf jou F. HA => from Nth street. AgTORNEY AT Law, iS < rang Law Building, ae dezit Werbidgttn: y= MONUMENTS. ARTH €L ET as $10.50 $13.50. See eee WoopRrrns 1 EOVED PATENT. selling. INDISvER ARB TO RVERY Marble Works, arth Gacrees cect eaten ABSOLCT. ae ; matey Kt gts ODOR. pnd ‘myli-ty or De aware. Maryland a & Dist. County Right for Salona" "sshington, DC ie | sindder AND PRI vania avenue. ITIZENS AND yfaitons p Oa Gh IRCE'S Loan Odes Boles hone Habe AMUSEMENTS. Gaaxp ori 2SoeEF Bek Plerarsorion The if BENEFIT oe wee Ton and Sidr nd Sa Stor Orphani Srekans? To be held in Wanhtngton. D and virtue of iit from + pcm id Jeter of Fa WRevenuo,oa the Mth of July, he follo £ Gifts ill be awarded the successful ticket holie Commissioners : oN. Bal 0. 1 idence near Govanstown, 8 tale trom Balto. ‘assenger R. y 1 near Govanstown, rustic focatton, 89:00. eo near Govane: t tame location, $8.00. 1 fine nstow' — location, 87, 7 Lots ining Above suburban’ property,” 2-90 each, iT cae $0 Cast Gita, Sof Bonds, Brownsville Precinet and Lincoln “pee cent, gold nt. 8. + Ss State Bonds; 110 lank, Balto.; 100 ational at, Thales; 100 Shiarse Northern Central R. B Shares Erie R.R.: Shares Balto. and, Ghic fh; 2) Shares Phils Wilmington and . RoR. 62.900 Tickers only will be sold CoS © Hon. H. Me¢ pnLoven, Bikton u. T. Mbaiten Mae C,, Pietsbarg: Pa. - Hunter, U8. A., mn. Jas. 8. ‘Negley eget =: Fie Setipnial Bete, Hagerstown, Maj Applem: n.d Brent, £ Co, Bankers, Hagerstown, Md jate Att'y Gen'l, Baltimore. Deeds ‘of the above Real Estate certified bj counsel,in the hands ot fe Ag Tickets a1 Gireulmes can’ be had Meizerott & Co, Music, Dealers, 92 pests avenue; H! Morrison. rs,475 Pennsylvania Ben). De W olf, We 19 Pennsylvania ‘no. C. Parker. Bool seller, 527 7th st Lowey » & Dudley, Real Estate Agente, 71 Louis avenue: oF DEVLIN, General Agent, Stationer and Printers No. 31 Noman street. New York. rs by mail will receive Prompt _atten- Shares Citizen: 4-4 Commis'rs. creme dae a gusigies> “eere INE AR Vey) Anta AVENUE, ED mE vinbiNe PLLA, 2 se oh SHAKSPERE’S HAMLET By WEBBER of Cing innat __NOW ON EXirBITION. Ne a ~~~ ON EXHIBITION 0, 486 Tr H AND SALE drm. STREET. AT. " ‘SrResr. No. 486 Seventh street, between D and B streets, eight doors above Odd Fellows Ilall, Choice Oil Paintings, Fngravings Chromot. fe, Also, Largest Stock fangings, Window Shades Pictares, Frames, sletare Cords aud Tasecle, Rings, Nails, &e District. Please remember Name and Number. OOMS OF TIE Y- CORNER NINTH AND D STREETS. FREE READING ROOM M AND LIBRARY. The following New Books have recently been added Le she Library: Opium and the Opium Habit, —Italian Journeys. Mutineers of the, pear ap2s-ly* i CHS PIANO STORE, Street, ators Penna. Avenue, of Wim. Bctamimen, “Albans Pianos, Organs and M rice 1 . ‘Tickets and reeerved seats for sale at Parker's News Depot, Seventh street. opposite Post Office Teachers and pupils of all the public, private, and Sunday sc nti jolt? Is admitted for CLOTHING. Crosine OUT SALES or YOUTH'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. BISMARCK, ZOUAVE AND WELLINGTON ° SscITs. HARNEY JACKET SvITS. DERBY svits. METROPOLITAN SUITS. The above: styles in SUMMER CASSIMERES, CHEVIOTS, WHITE DUCK, MARSEILLES and COLORED LINENS, manufactured with taste and elegance for all ages from 3 to youths of 20 years of age. Also, SHIRTS, COLLARS, SOCKS, &c., de. Great opportunity for good goods at low prices. DRAWERS, TIES, NOAH WALKER & CO., P 611 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. jelo-tr $11 SUIT AT OAK HALL, Men, when # Awd § mene Upon the stree Aud stop to. aS ways say HAVE YOu SEEN, THE $11 SUIT AT FUL COAT, PANT: In Chesterield, Bec While we make th: t Mort Complete, Vari Fine, Fresit, Fas at Gacmente i this City fo MEN'S, YOUTHS’ “AND boys WraR OAK HALL, J. H. SMITH & CO., CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS. jol8-m Hey IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC! CLOTHING! CLOTHING !! CLOTHING po Seg Oe peo rg to cont, aa the store ri be vacated i by Subs facture, and of the latest donign fa ra the ese all L. OPPENHEIMER’S, No. 943 PENNSYVANIA AVENUE, myl0-2m Between Ninth and Tenth streets. §.* Tacreweor toil, F £00.,) CITIZENS, NAVY, MERCHANT TAILOR, p13. 1 RENEE Penn a Seto We . 3, comm {BUNIONS, BAD NAILS, cry Suceedsors to Riley A. Shinn, Depot $7 Greeve street, Georgetown, D.C. N. B.—A eral discount to dealers. myt-ly pening WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1871. - EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. IntERNAL Revenve.—The receipts from this tource to-day were $323,460.23, Gov. Gzary, of Penn., is in town, and visited ‘© number of his personal friends in the depart- ments to-day. THE RESIGNATION of Ist Lieut Ormesby M. Mitchell, 4th artillery, has been accepted by the President. Mr. MAzeL, Minister from the Netherlands, will shortly leave the United States for a visit to Europe. Page Sur Baron Gerorr will not sail for Europe as he intended by the steamer leaving Baltimore to- morrow, being detained here by important business. THE STATIONERY conTRacT for the War De- partment and all its bureaus for the next fiscal year has been awarded to Messrs. Richard B. Mohun & Co., of this city. NomrxnatTEep BY THE GovERNOR—Governor Cooke has nominated to the President Dr. Jas, E. Dexter to be commissioner from the District of Columbia, on the Centennial cele- bration at Philadejphia, in accordance with the recent act of Congress authorizing the appoint- ment of cor: ers from each State and Ter- ritory for that purpose APPOINTMENTS OF NotaRtes Poriic— Governor Cooke has appointed the following notaries public for the District of Columbia:— H. J. Alvord, W. P. Bell, A Canningham, B. ¥. Conmagers, ¢ J. H. Cook, J..N. Dickson, J. W Ellis, Wilson 'N. Fuller, L. C. G Gordon, H. C. Harmon, A. @ Johnson, H. €. Johnson, J. G. Kimball, E Klopter, C. Kelier, Samuel C. Mills, Wiliam M. Mew, J. B. Mosby, May, 2 L. Parkhurst, John L. Woberts, GW. Stlelge .B. Todd, Jt. J. A. Tait, m, Chas. E. Weaver, M.M. Wheelock, Jos. F. Wollatd, 8. @. You: <Meeds, T J. Tazenby, Gorham P. Hopkins, WM, Tenney ©. E. Rittenhouse, Holmes E.’ Oitley, Daniel Carrigan, J.T. E. L. Schmidt, M. ¥. Buckey, A.A. PERSONAL — The South Bend (Ind.,) Register of the 15th inst. seys: Mr. Colfax has improved steadily in strength since our last issue, but is still weak. He rides out with Mrs. Colfax about two hours every day, and walks out in his gar- den an hour each itis appetite is and his spirits buoyant, and there is no doubt of his restoration tocomplete health. =+-*+*Com man Dawes will start for the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific const in a few days for the benefit of his hesl'h. His wife and daughter will accompany him; his oldest son is already in the Kocky Mountain count: see The French government has appointed Jules Ferry as minis- ter to Washington, in the place of M. Triethard, who will return to France. *++++-Secretary Fish will leave Washington toward the: last of this month, together with Mrs. Fish, for York. He will be absent for some woeks. Robert T. Lincoln is to read the Emancipation Proclamation, issued by his father, in Aurora, Ill, on the Fourth of July. ++ Ex-Senator Yates and Hon. A. G. Burr, are to deliver ad- dresses in Jacksonville, Iil., on the 4th of Jaly. Senator Brownlow will pass the summer in Michigan. correspondent of one of writing from this city, TeMrtixG OFrEn the New York papers, tells the following flattering tale: . “Before Governor Ito left he made Mr. Seville, Chief ‘ asury Department, and Mr. most dazzling offers to come ‘The terms are h one for five years, after i time he will settle a very large pension upon them for life. ‘These terms them to remain always in Japan, and should be compelled to return to Amer p he will double the amount until Fall to consider the very little doubt about their a This we have from the most rel The Empire of Japan, ays been so entirely cut off trom the rest of the world, has only a system of finance suitable for local ‘purposes, and totally useless in her intercourse with other nations; After studying the various systems of Europe nd England, Governor Ito prefers ours to and is indebted to Mr. Seville and Fiak for thorough instructions in it; hence his offer.” 000 a year for The gen matte Tue Oxprst Isuaprrants held a meeting yesterday at the City Hall, and the committee ie arrangements for the Fourth of July celebra- tion made a report that Capt. Stackpole, of the stenmer Arrow, had offered to take the members of the association down the river free of char, on that day, and company A, Washington Li, Infantry, proposed to escort the association on the occasion. Both invitations were accepted, —_— Tar Darrex Sutp Canar Surnvers.—Letters from Panama state that the explorations of Captain Selfridge on the Isthmus have demon- strated the impossibility of constructing a ship canal between the Atlcntic and Pacis by any of the routes surveyed, except, perhaps, by that ica Bay to the Atrato, by way of the er. The fact was developed that the or mountain chain of the Isthmus of Darien continnes unbroken through its length. Prorix who sing and pray, “Nearer, my God, to Thee,” are respectfully informed that the way to get there is to get nearer to their fellow men, expecially to the poor, those who 1 help, sympathy and gncouragoment. ‘To always singing the words and keeping as far as possible from God's family, embracing all mankind, is evidence that you are a shoddy Christian and want to get into good company ona dead head ticket. &? According toa French statistician,the aver- age man has, atthe age of 50, slept 600 davs, work« 4d 6,500 days, walked 800 days. amused him. sell Cod 1,500 in eating, and been le has eaten 17,000 i mands of bread, 16,000 pounds of meat, and 4,600 pounds of vegetables, fish, ete., and drank 7,000 gallons of Hpwids, &7 Four narrow guage railroads are about to be constructed in Pennsylvania. One running from Philadelphia to a point in Chester county will have a gauge of only thirty inches; another, which is to cross the Alleghany Mountains, wil! have the gradients of 100 feet to the mile in several places. CANAL Trapr.—Business on the canal has assumed its regular state, and the average number of boats are now being loaded. On 8: urday forty-one boats left th! te carrying & total of 4,563.00 tons of coal.—Cumbe BF Chicago people are the modern Separatists. S&7-Trochu frankly admits that Germany was “too many guns" for France. &7-The Fourth will be celebrated at Niagara by sending an old scow over the falls. &z-Connecticut is to be ey ee on its attempt to wipe out its divorce 7 So many suicides have occurred in Memy phis that corner stomach pumps are age "oy S7-An invalid lad: iy ® Popeye attributes her rr use Ot 8 box of beads, taken by mistake for pile w7-Lavender and pale blue tinted cards are = “Cares -chat ‘the pure white. 87” Prince Napoleon, sho isa S. be worth at least 20,000,000, frames, Chin da Ameri rica taper the male of having despaired of the future of A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF IM. Report of the Board of Public Works. The following statement of the general system of improvements recommended by the Board of Public Works, sent to the House of Delegates to-day, will be read with great interest: To the House of Delegate: the District of Co- Tumba:—In com; pee © censiuaton 5 hen recommends, estimated cost thereof, and to submit, for your consideration, a bill Provide bo > necessary means for the ‘cnecation of “The state! it will be seen, contemplates eg improvements in every portion of the District of Columbia, and comprises almost every street and avenue in the ‘cities of Wi ton and gg “gece as well as all the roads the county. It provides for the improvement of the cog in the Pager y lessening the width ways, ani paving snd scwering them, amd also einbrases the Hee 4 a@ main Any 4 from &th street to Rock Creek; the of the bag of or the gr i ‘the paving and mac- ne. large number of streets in the less thick i populated sections of the city. It is estimated will be the proportion of the expense Faget borne by the treasury of the District in making these improvements, and as, in the opinion of tae Board, Sage amount will be sufficient ie complete them, the necessity of annual appropriations, s0 far as the prosecution Of these works ls concerned, will be ebviated by the of the bill herein respectfully rec- ommen Were it required that this seemingly large amount Breve Wve i rhecy a a = arise as to Sinty SP the people to meet 80 year ‘a burden. S. = however, that the shall be by ri hy Chtonding over of twenty years; and it will be found to contain careful provision both for the payment of the interest and the extinguishment of the debt. It is Loy Ay Le that Soest the bill become a lay BF taken to _ ‘will be no di be no ime culty in mings na a salistactory rate, of the it is proposed to a whic he ageregal gregate of the accompany pea may at first appear extravagant, bat remembered that in Washington alone proportion of the work done upon the streets rin, feral wre. two years reached seeaty eh a million ands half of dollars. To dispel any suspicion of extravagance in its views or aims, the Board need only invite «com comparison of the work ac- complished within that at so heavy anout- lay, with the comprehensive plan = oe prove= ments which it proposes to ina com- bes within the limit of the esti Rate erhaps proper to explain, in this connec- tion, ese estimates are upon the op rates paid for similar improvements by the city of W: less twenty per cent., deducted in view of the plan proposed by the board to pay cash for ail work that may be done under its P direction. It was to a great extent Spee under the old system, to commence and complete an improvement in advance of any arrange iment for the yment of the cost. Con- tractors were compelled to consider this fact, and also that, as th m was rarely in funds to meet its obligations, the assessments, when made, would not Syield more than eighty cents on the dollar. To meet this condition of afiairs they generally added to their estimates twenty per cent. Another objectionable practice which, in some instances, prevailed prior to the organization of a government for the District, was that of ex- cessive measurements in computing the amount of work done. This will be prevented by the establishment, in advance, ef the exact quanti- tics of each Kind of work to be exec: uted; and thus, when a contract is entered inte, the entire the terms of the organic act even the Legislative Assembly is prohibit after a con- t has been made, trom granting or authoriz- ‘extra allowance” or “compensation” tothe contractor. Heretofore no it rement made could be con- sidered ay Jin numerous instan ces property assessed’ tor work, which it was supposed would accomplish the object desired has, in a short time, been reassessed to remedy some real or fancied defect in the plans first eeuted. The system adopted by the Board mplates that a street having once been im- proved, the property-bolder will not be required to meet another assessment for that particular eet, and that the only expense thereafter will ‘or ordinary repairs that may, from time to time, become necessary. It will be seen, upon examination, that the statement embraces a th ae system of im- provements, which may require ‘years for com- pletion. The Board is of opinion that the interests of the District imperatively require that the necessary a pre n should at once be granted, in © operations may be commenced without pies Contracts for ma- terial can then be so regulated as to thwart monopolies and improper combinations, yrojected improvements may be a Fach connection, the one with the other, as to accomplish the largest results for the least out- lay. governments heretofore Under the municipal existing, about Saree gees) thousand dollars were yearly collected and expended as ward and county funds, for casual repairs and local ime provements, and, in addition a large amount -vas collected and eyplies from the general fund. The plan of the rd contemplates the comple- tion of a grand system of improvements without one dollar of increased = a pon the property- holders of the District. , the amount of taxation necessary to ae the interest upon the proposed bonded debt, and to provide asink- ing fan for the extinguishment of the princi- will not cost ammually the sum heretofore Exgended as ward and county funds for mere casual repairs, and which, as thus applied, was virtually thrown away. Regarding the effect of this plan upon the eral taxes of the District, the Board respect ally submits that to pay the interest on $4,358,598 in bonds will require, in currency, $305,101.86. Add the estimated premium on gold for the next one or two years, at ten per cent., and the amount required to pay the interest will be $335,611; an addition of three per cent. on the principal, in hich will be more than ne to id bonds,) gives #466368.as tho amount which will have to be raised by taxation to pieet yearly the interest and principal of the fo a loan. Of course, with ‘cach car the debt wil and in & bxief period the rate of taxation will be much less than that stated. The Board is satisfied m careful consider- ation, that as a rule the of property in the District will not warrant the gene ntrodine= tion of wood or other expensive pave that, if at all used, they should be pain ery to. : few of the princi —- of communication. It is believed that road beds of stone, more durable, and equally free from dust and mud, be constructed at less cost than hes a of stone The Board begs to state, in conclusion, that a thorough inv: entiation of ‘the subject con’ * that sound RULES ror THE Pouxp~ ee 5 Star, 2400 bell. He was TWO CENTS. ‘were therefore licens: was not re- THE couRT. se S Baell decided Siac the mouldings The St. Cloud Hotel Scandal. saves unter the bs law, seinminee + —~\ ames rE, PRISONERS? ap hh cet ay rakfeteriay, sheracon bbe Fina ya was up in Wetec Sole Wolke, ie R bstongs to Lyon, bat in someon Rend te | ee Pas ‘ony 2 ee a the the" alleged that she. was {tothe insane Acriems it wilt be ren vent 5 igen recovered, she demand ma Stephen colored. cha ‘saranit and battery. ose ‘with an ‘en vet 1"in the pri oners” bux a commotion which mecoriated Sada ‘nolle pre fp esiiinn pete Frims. was Sued Bt a ged with profanity, was hie’ canara wrap conte Frorde'S Beventh rie oe fined §: = ied from Mr. J.B. bes aprepices fee meee owas | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. fused to deliver, whereupon Savers Bradley, Drew and need This Afternoon’s I Dispatches. fextified that’ be hed ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. Sosa whe robe of the, eid that FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. Mr. Lyo. told that he Lo a clothing locked up int Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. The Peace of France and Beigiam Threatened the Loxpox, June 20.—A of cause uncasiness in the Belgian government .and the garrisons have been reinforced. Baron Haussman and M. Lemoinne have declined to seek the suffrages of the electors. Claseret Redivivas. Ciuseret bas becn arrested. Milliere has been seen in ey What Does this Meant A Daily News Fecal says instructions have deen given from tin wo stop the return of the erman troops from France, a discontinua pict oem, tat she cubeoguentirgt'm plac | the surrender of French pesohene Arrest of Rioters at Brussels. asked: page persons have been arrested at vamed. Mrs. Poll ‘tand. and So ypeeeae mo Pie Wheeler -~4 less; thst she be. fo the Insane kapha Mrs «for complicity in the riotous proceed- THE GENTLEMEN OF = Jonna ———— of the celebration of the A letter from Dake Bragile to the French residents of London says: “Regulated liberty, firm government, and free institutions will rece tablish the greatness and domestic prosperity of France. \dge remarked that he was not a member of the Prese, and hoped Heaven would deliver him Mrs Poilard further testified that she asked Lyons to restore her to the cl of the house, and he said wi oF Nene? *eauseen marca “Vive EY rear.” and at other times he made bi The Morning Post says the review at Long to Ler; and sometimes on awk: Champs was postponed becanse the regiments find hin standing af the fact of the bed i Would cry «Vive L Kmpereur.” t. Dar fige asked if shodid not yiekd to hina creigney is still in London, and has not been a. | al ages oe iy hs ean. here since the decheance of the Em- five feetinge of indy. perer. re. Pollard desired to answer, and Mr.B. with- Affairs in Paris. Panis, pea] a. m.—The report that Pyat hes been arrested is contradicted. Kouher Mois. Davie "abcd if Capt den gone to Bordeaux. The Sircle cele approves the plan ak: tor a republican union. Presse ways the Bie Court raked the — inadmiseable. monarch parties are ie Wanting in patriot- ‘was perfect! ism. SELP-POSSESSED Prince Napoleon ‘andidate from wnller the cross-qxeminations ona was very adroit to = — 2 o her Answers. fhe was drewed in the prevailing | Prince Napoleon has accepted the candidature ‘Mrs. Togratany tori ostified that she receipted for the | Of the Assembly from Corsica, aud his election is Clothes which she got. at the direction of the plain thought certain. ie, bat but that the schedule was not then attached to Mati mary Sullivan testified that she was Spang when lated Corpses in Paris. Corpses are daily discovered in the ruined housesof Paris. The exploration of the sewers he moods ‘were, packed in the trunks pefore | is completed. Many bodies were found in a hor- they were locked, and sbe and another ath hadtosit | ribiy mutilated condition aod were - or Mr, Davidge entered a demurrer to the evidence, | Bight in the cemetery at Montmartre. which was overruled. He proceeded to open the casg, FOR THE DEFENCE. Mr. J.B. Lyon, «worn:—Witness first. met plain tit ta'a’ house on B street, between 9th and’ 10th, about the Ist of October, 138). She left a card on da tent a note the next. Witness establi a hotel, and plaintiff came there as euperintendeut: had a contract with her. in wri ‘The plaintiff chyected: and Mr Davider, in reply to the court, stated thas he wished to show ‘the rele The Naturalization Convention Ap- proved by Hungary. Prevn, Jum Previous to the prorogation of the Hungarian delcgation, the nataralization convention between Austria, Hungary and the United States was approved by beth Louses and signed by the Emperor. a ae Ocean Steamers, " parties: and that these goods were | Lospox, J H.—The steamship Algeria, jeft with hin ag aur inn Keeper, and he hal used due | from New Nerk, touched Queenstown yesterday. a, | eR The Hansa, from New York, and the Leipsic, ne ongection eg * frcm Baltimore, touched Southampton yester- Bhe was an occupant of the hotel fr weudor eo bi Ist. 1869, until the Ith of Atenet. 1 enue dey. ‘The Britania, trom ; 4 the servants, she went tothe Insane Asyian u at Lough Foyle to-day. T SS of October, and returned in Novem. et @ What were her re Ruled out aud « cooupled nvom ‘4. oes placed beri ink, Boe sy touched Mov Quebec, this morning. 1 bef. wre ele Chief Justice ¢ hase | Approves the “New ure. fit pores oc are tie, (her cart * ea maid. TOON MER TO THE ISANE ACTECH.. locked aft tion of the new depar- that «he was i Hivwing day Dr. Holst ‘ nt of clothing T. Subse juently aud wor > do hing = and those of et tha at service Te that it hud been obwers he ting th | feast euch te Tules by repeating what others said, and if he per- | for it. Nothing Gok ie ipa weet. tion that the ™ AKE HIM IN WAND. Mr. Davidge said there was au fotndation for eee . | Tesolutions is the res arty to its ancient p a sueree he Judge directed Mr. Davidge to take hie seat form. I know » ig meat any intention to violaty | age or your fit mee Very truly. yours, to your convictions. 8. P. Cuase. Witness reenmed :—After the Asylum, witness went ec her street, No. 1210, with another pat been there some time his friend to leave ens she urged him to ‘Was not armed, ai WeCLD FOr SURE A RAIR OF EE HEAD. He remained and she said that Mrs. Wheelor bad Hr of her (plaiutif’s) shove and sent her was discharged from a bets: on Coxconp, N. ane 2.—In the House this a. m. the Com: on Elections reported ad- versely on the claim of Nathan Whipple, repub- lican, toa seat as representative 2 pai Town #1 Mrs. Wheeler was at the le Reuse (the a Cloud) when Mre. Pollard left. Wi Mr. Ramsdell, (rep.) from the same ness delivered the trunks on a written order jo Mrs. | desired the consideration of the report (pote Ingraham, and directed, them to be delivercl and.an | as the ease was identical with thatof 8. B Page, entory to be taken rs. Ingraham, ‘mocrat, from Concord. Wheeler: (the housekeeper.) “iets” and * ort ‘The repert wes tien r . a Hook, (the clerk.) were present, the latter making | 9°°¢? ted, 159 to 151. the inventory. Witness was here asked if had used a blue cloth ress ——e— Cars Wrecked by a Collixion and Pas- TRIMMED WITH sTARS, Rocussten, N. ¥., June 20.—A collision trated skirts rufied and puted, corsets trimmed | occurred this A. M.,on the N. ¥. Central Rail- with Valenciennes, and said he bad wot. een Drew axked witness how he came to a ee Sees Sates Antanas, of & warrant co erant Savannahs had lis leg broken and it was subees to search Mrs. Wheeler's baggage, pat he » because he ward +. W. quently amputated. All the passengers in the that he did se becaw eched Beard Mrs. W- pe Pome gg ny aay pe injured alightiy. L..3 Sex hely ae Several cars were v =. fothing: Mrs. rs Siimarkof. aw Drew few eventi informed him that Pollard zinger, Drew sat o! bm —e to him to act as Collision of ‘Steamers and Loss of Life. P MILADELPHIA, June 2).—The steamer Helen Getty, when making a landing at Arch street early this morning, collided with the steamer Fdwm Forrest, crushing in the side of the former. William Walsh, mate, was ae we Richard Bradiurd, seaman, had a leg The Att ntie Canis of 1s65 Huaure Contant, X.F. dune Seether ced that he wasemployed 2d of September Inst for “* be 2 FRIEND OF 3. Fe LTO o other charges; was ‘ pairing sh nhedate neeted, ietdle we y ir. Rid pea oe A The Emperor of Bras Not Coming to Mr peti obey OTHER THINGS YoU DON'T KNOW, This Country. New Yorx, June 20.—The Herelts Rio Ja- neiro correspondent says the Emperor will not visit the United States. “Well, sir, as little as Ido kuow, 1 know thore than y« At the conclusion Deridee, for 1 Mr. Hook's examination Mr. detendessics sabealiied the case, again took the stand, but nothing School-House Burned. elicited. NEWARK, Om1o, June %.—The Sixth Ward € schovl-house, in this city, was nearly destroyed by fire yesterday. Lowe $i; insured. A Postmaster | Arrested for Bribery. MoniLe, June 3)—Postmaster G. L. Putnam has been arrested on an aenent .yreneated uy the grand jury charging hi REET! Mr, Bradtey several tine npposition te the desir wan ‘alied to ures by the tempted to ask ques. af ie. “Davidse, and june then re- marked sta aj mt p RE vat im rein of a Suicen, tty hag pan oo EXCURSIONS, Ete. ya ithe mui a AND | COMPLIMENTARY 3 them te his own wer oF he coud at be quite bret ar ph] te the fe 3 saaeak inet ee Piers steamer yan tet weeataa ee cour i so, Whether Soe