Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1872, Page 1

Penmsylyauta 1. enae, Cormer ilth St, THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMY. SM. BAOPP MANN, Pree't. Saeamaen THE EVENING STAX is served by carrier to their sabscribers ot Tex CENTS PEE WEEK, or FoR- 27 Fock CBNTS PER MONTH, Coptes st the connter Two (ents each. By mail—three months, 93.59; o your. 25. AT TUE STAR BUILDINGS, sgent or an editor by thirds. The bishops shall then choo their number who shall appoint a comm aor fifteen per * ese dina ee mesieds iuasoneed, This Afternoon’s Dispatchos. -fssociated Press Reports. The Wethodist General Confereare New YORK, June 3 Dish Pek over the Method'st General Conferen t The special ee / lished Priday—91.¢ fo both coscs yet. BO—N2®. 5,995. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1872 TWO CENTS sucpend an conference. The rep amendment that Vork or Cineinnat ne ILL TO THE Power oF TE} a It was resolved th: ° book iieein st yeeeeeett | SPECIAL NOTICES. | EVENING STAR. [dts 2.22502 £o'eklwst | FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS, LA ANIES. Fi Good: a — ] duced into the House this afternoon a bill de- H s, : The committee on ¢ aa Seueaesnee tec or cat Gales av. near 12th SS = * * Suing the power of the board of pubic worksor| bis Afternoon’s Proceedings. | wits report, shaw i hich ICE CREAM MANUFACTORIES. mo ae TEUAS ae son ot Washington News and Gossip. | te wrrigt of Columbia, and Yor other par ene gre wae dine - Opens To his Last importa ion of —_e—_—__ poses. It is as follows: Sain 5_ % ae ERICTE TURAL WAREHOUSES a Factor’ ie ee aed Pepa An GODS InTERNAL REVENCE—The reccipts from tais | Whereas, by the 4th clause of the organic act | SENATE.—Mr. Nye called up several local og en Bitee es ata lacoresbetmasansts. | go CaN Ink Co., ofSor,512 9h *t , bet. Band F. 937 PESNSYLVANIA AVENE. | source to-day were €1,157,675.14, glablishing (a territorial government for sue | pills for the territories, which were passed srmo- pte PEO pany Ate. 419 Le, avonae SESERUMERE BAMESS. ma) eee How. 8. 8. Cox continues to improve slowiy, | vig: “They (tho board of public works) ae ee piceeng on tech cee toe = nt about 7 _ “7 i le, Georg=t'a, | 2 Bare. Inetroment i i. a = i . i disburse upon their warrant ail moneys appro) rt n ig ~ Seance ke _ithasey's Phils Ale, Goorgst'2 | Nattan’s Crystal Discovery and is now believed to be out of danger. rection one tear yon regmagtone rn wm erg 28 Boats onthe Miseipyt Piven” Pace we ee” ARCHIE EOEM a — SS and D ste. ke or faded hair its originatana | _ ATTORNEY Gexemat Witt1ams is expected | lombia, or collected from: proper* get bs po seal to vindloale ton eer ay busty by Aris ng vote =F Bet xo Bost ¢ | Dept. y ctinmpileh cided vcdlanalt, falling outani | t© return from Oregon the latter part of rext | pursuance of rover e id p emory of & MAN, A.B..° pear 15th in on . BeRnixe & Jones. Lite & Fire, 14 B.A. Sort, Avert Phoenix Lb, 1 dead parson a = Ld of }. Sat GtLisRigs JC Lew sted on bh manner ax | Oke of the fo friend (Edwin M. Stax st aspersions ever cas : avenues, alleys and sew. = Ca, wrth et, | Testore ite growth; eradicate aud prevent the form- | Week. Dridieea, anil hail sume oe - - n) trom From Europe Pe-day. apon any THE URISH NATIONAL BAX De. 0m 9, May Building, 7th and E sta Tue act relatin seus? Praccie Heyer. 03-mu8 Te a a the construction of a jai! | shail be prescribd by ia he property a June 3.—The Irish nat [3 6.5% t or, 503 a e Dist: ¢ Col ii rove adjoining and to be specially benetitted by the ae forty mas: *, which t BT IORNE 1S-AT-LAW ——— . Schinidt, og t, Sth at fed eral ses IASADIN wean te-Gay REgrO ved | ovemente authored br lnecaen take te ot | pate in the pertormence at the apor : °. K4Es1, 317 Ge . { LRY STORES. y Tesident. them, a reasonable proport.on of the cost of the alka dieiioe- es liek aes m, Will sail for America Oana > | 55 Fin Wasnt eias Ordos ec Geow | without danger,euch as have frequoatly resnlted | Tux U.S.sr2awen lnoquors arrived at Vale improvement, not excseding one -{hird of such ee an aoe ened > BY A RAILROAD Dr z “JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. from the nse of other articles. No lead, nosatphur | ta, Malta, (six days trom Gibraltar.) May 5 neo oullasiad > hind whereas the board of At 12 o'clock Mr. Carpenter took the tl i aun. OAD B A Onas. WALTER, %2 D street, opposite City Hal = no canst Easily applicd. Does not stain the | was to sail for Port Said on the 13th inst. lie works, under the power contained in said oe ve recent speeches of Sewee. Be 0 ~ F RANKFORT-On-TaE Mar, June i BC. Whaver. 0 emgy? vot. calp or finest Hnen. Manse . = “i % e sate + assumin, ) patch tro: orms brings igen x | ERES.T1STih street, between @ ‘ ie; Depot, aa | Belknap and Postmaster General Creswell were | used by them, and place the same in the hau ts | Patriotic motives in offering bis preamble and | sad lor of life A pamongien sen Arve wer male by Wraggiete generaiy, andes Dest. 3 Yoo oct) until elate hor Sabard of aso-called treasurer named by themselve- | Tesolutios ior an investigation into the sale ot | from Basle, Switzerland, to May w | . 2 eS et Fa President being engaged in signi withont authority of law, whereby they ho as a grave and serious matte Damstadt. came m c z |3 bi - npper mantiact’r, cor7.h&B, S.W. A Card. ieee Pe r absolute control over the money withont dae s in that preamble were grave wad | senger train which wai 2 beng pe thee op alg tae AClerarman.phile residing io Sonth America, | | Tne Vice Pazsipexcy.—Telegrams were | and proper accountability to the people: There. | serious, nd no Senator in this body obje sous were killed and BO | PU TMOGRAPHERS. , [Be teocapect Nervces W, Hany reap, | Feceived :n this city this morning from the orpe it enacted, €c., That the treasurer of the | 10. prousuncing fadgmeut im’ sa Brats. June * JosePe F NEY, 456 Pa. ave., Bet. 4% and 6th ste a Semainal Organs, and tee Michigan and Louisiana delegations (unin- | pistrict of Columbia sheil be the sole custodian the. investigation. Yet the Senator trom M | of a Y STABLES. be i: ape Fak toe ig ee Tad be | Structed) at Ph phia stating that they ate | of the moneys of the District, and that all spe- | #chusctis, tor motives of lis own, : ng the late war between Gormany wot ~ : Ancgonen Keiett co Wilnate Horel stables, Lith & Date, iNenubie remedy: Promsted bya esine te beens | all for the renomiration of Mr. colfax. cial taxes assested om “property for improve Rpon | iwceipitating | political * >is dead . Gs, FLA ae is - JR.. 1338 to 1838 K street. eo aflicted and ai 1 we oi ments to the same sha'l, under such regitiat‘on: | ib whic © _weel ast DEATH OF LEVER, THE RoveLrsr. Sor Parent: es WINGTON NAILOR, 1336 E street. Se prepetian cod eahce res Setanta c seaik No Awmentcan Fenians Imrrteonen 1 | othe legislative assembly of the District shalt | reply to the charge that the commit pom, June 3.—A ‘dispatch from Priests ye LOAN OFFI any one who needa it, Free af Charce. Caxapa.—The Secretary of State in reply to prescribe, be collected and paid inio the treas- improperly constituted and was biased. he had ounces the death in that city of Ubas. b: eee ton De Bitisiiouse, | the resolution of the House, states that no Ameri- | try of the District, and shall be kept as a seps Hoge bier tag! ed ker leer the well-kuown novelist. 5 vet, 13 70.» CORRE ee 5 rate fund for improvements only, i ¢ i to sh it | == — Quo. 8 Snarer, ist Pa. ave, corner LOOKING GLASSES. NewYork Our. | can citizens are now tmprisoned in Onaadaegn | rate, fund Tor tevprovements only, and all | Soe cn committee had voted for the fuilcst | Am 87,000 Defalcation at the Ht Ona ®, Nat'l Pie & Bread, 23) E. account of complicity in the Fenian raids. » fries BANDS cis LAMB, 12% Pa. avenue near 13th street. = SSeS “S57SSE a board of public works shall at once be refunded | !vestigation. Every friond of the administra- | | Boston, June 3.—A defalcation of #81 ,0)) T1 Teh street. between G aod HB. LUMBEB YAEDS. AMUSEMENTS, NomixaTions.—The President sent the fol- | to the treasurer of the District. tion wou \d have voted for the investigation at | has been discovered on the partet Wiliam I AND BANKEBS. WM. McLean, corner 13th atreet and canal, — lowing nominations to the Senate to-day: Ed Sec.2. That the board of public works, in | once, and it could have been passed in ten min- | Wadicigh, one of the tellers of the Merchant ont MACHINISTS. EW NATIONAL THEATER. tslads Mirren : aes Le ayment for any improvements whatever made | Utes, but for the Senator from Massachusetts | National Bank ot this tty It appears the cor Jons FcCieiiaxo Lonisiana ave. and loth street. Mr. J. G. Saville... Lessee and Manager. | ™UNd Johnson, of Virginia, to be United stats | PUSHER chat dcaw their warrant om the tows, edate on bis prearable, | faulter has applied the funds to his own « MARBLE WORKS. MONDAY, JUNE 3, 172—Evory Evening Daring | Consul at Tampico; Julius A. Skilton, of Louis- | urer of the District in favor of the party or | two weeks, and after this the Senator ‘became | aml te cowes Up his delinquencies deceived th Wiver & Wiisow,le2s abet Wiss the Week, and Two Grand Matinees, Wed- iana, to be corsul general at Mexico. parties to whom such sum of money may be due, | Shamed of his preamble and sought t> with- | examiner when he made his regular inves! « Gissen & Tocmey, Ps. av , bet. ‘th st and Saturday Afternoona. mevcelniien A ee ‘THE GOVERNMENTS FINANCIAL Prooraung | 224 the treasurer shall) .5 the same and file | Graw it. This was refused, and then the Sen tion ofthe adairsof the bank. The insti RS. ing’ wee not committed to it« FeV ills Pe-av.sbet.aithaizth ata. | Access be mppropriated to the comBlation of | ete aco of Japan, and Gen. | of hisomce, and the rources trom which they | fends, The Senator Rronery calle it religtom, wader thoaus- | Geo. B. Williams, Special Commissioner of ~ Drviiv& Ce a] i the aged men ar ER . of Columbia, #rrespective a SILLS ag ty opp. Patent Office, | pices of the Little Sisters of amined. Yesterday for some reason or other T RES. the said warrant as a voucher, and he shall, on | tor voted himself to lay it upon the t | had @ large amount of bondson hand, and w: LIARD SALOONS. : = Skee we hitewe:,. | Ficenekameelattg ton Spiunere and Balancers, | vou Juxe.—The Secretary of the Treasury has | the frst Mondays im the, months of daty and | Mr. C- then continued with a, recapituls: the amounts wre investigated he would = LiiaR™ Sat c ore ee Tie ceca Dae, een ee rons, Dents sncured dally. J5 it] 5 shortsed the? latant ‘Treasurer at New York | January of eece year, pubiish a detailed state- | tion of tue facts attending the organization cient mumber te make good the de: = SUtERD SLES. Cesare Asice ns MEREET AS ie mies Ene. INCOLN HALL, to buy two millions of bondson each Wermesday, | ment of the disbursements made by him for ana | of the committee and the investigation, to argue | Then when the bonds were examined. he. w BELL-HAYVGE LocKSuirHs. MANTLES. L ies And ell two millions of coin on each Thursday | om account of the government, in one iaily J That the committee wa: properly cofwtituied, | Uring ove halt of them to tee er, °. RIDER. f eu ldih and th sts. | HamiLtox & PEaRson, Slate, Marble, &e.ccr. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 3. eer ed Se "| paper of the city of Washington, withthe names | “nd that the investigation was fair, tall, and | after he had counted them, he protemdol to re 9. Bp. Patent Oca. AE. Gunraxen & Co., Mantels, So .910 Pean. —— 8 Poo he of persons to whom paynients may be made The Senator from Massachusetts | turn them to bring theother halt, but fie <scond = ere ee awn RAlaa nae AMATEUR PERFORMANCE. NueoriaTine 4 Japansse LOAN.—Yoshida, | and shall ineaid statement give also the receipt: | batch was really ‘the same that was first ex- z j the exansner called for all the b is a) ence, 0 Sec. 3. That the f public works shall | ascertain the truth, but it was adelibera at- | and the detalcation was then discovered met Mas. ©. B. Gi-unrt, 614 9th et Sins play, eveurs Papaiee Dees Revenue, Japan, are in New York negotiating | keep a record of ail marvants dena Bo Meee a | tempt in. violation of the trath te wleckes the | Mud, the detalcatio ‘and committed to jail fortrial 0. W. Tuoxs, (wholesale only "514 Sth at., near e he plays AE LAD ONS, @ Joan on the behalf of the Japanese gvern- | the treasurer of the District, with the date, the | administration, and in this sense the “thing” | in detault of bar Ss. MODEL MAKERS, &c. om Ricaary B. Luoyp, Esq. ing Clande Mel- | ment. amount. and in whose favor the same was drawn, | W45 not committed to its triends. ‘The Seusvor — E street, oppo. P.O. Dept | O. Orr= nwa. 657th street, opp. Patent Oice. notte, assisted by @ popular Dramatist and ®locu- ——— i acopy of which record, toxether with the report | from Missouri (Schurz) was invited by the oom, From Philadelphia. -HOUSES. . 13 EL ea ae ah E. | tgnist, well known to the admirers of the drama Tux MisstssivPi DELEGATES to Philadelphia | O83 (Miter. ohatl te ‘anrually submitted by | Mittce to be present. That Senator conducted PRELIMINARY TO THE _ Pa.ave., i. az “] aqnawer ie teh aati dent cient chiefs sad swo | cated upon the President this morning, and | Of eicg renter analy be ann ually sal strict leg- | the examination; not a wituess was examined | PntLapenrata, June 3-The arrival of dele ice b street, near M street. ‘The purpose is a Jandaele crs, aud all should at- | were introduced to the President by Senator saous with such suggestions as he may mu oe > pan nw ggg 7! one that he | Ea ae cae ee ee et. 4 M “i tend ' ive M . The dele- visable. eked 8 Sur - ; ote! 5 ntinentsl is the a UO TAMIES. __vaw. rises, Couverancing, | ‘Ticket And reserved seats at Pape ey ee Oe el eae ‘That fic act shall be in force trom | tor from Masachusetis rose in’ his and | Headquarters for most of the delegatious. Tha b ~“@PTICIASS. eee eeerreees SYIEPe “= — | the vice presilency, ‘They say, however, that | nd atter its passage. ing report, be not only violated the decesiane’ | Laure arlor K es their nced jaar ene. ’ a “0-127 Pa. ay. bet. thang ishsts. | Ou No.) On Txhibition (New No. | they will yote for Senator Wilson, of Mass. Referred to District committee. painroenions Guattn. her in ieee chp wl et yd B. Batons Office. i Berean ee een ece' corner 436 street. oe = = ene, Tar Sonor AX AnMy OvricerFounp Dean. | Ex-PREsIDENT JOHNSON was examined by shou between ail gentlemen every- | the universal courtesy extended by’ prominent to yg Mew York ave. | tanvey & Hoi ves, Wis Peon. ave..corner Ith st. MARKRITER: A son of Col. Taylor, paymaster U. 8. army, | the House committee on military affairs this ea ee atluding to the formal pro- ie it as a recognition of thei aA vpirom: | Tyg OveTER BaY.(G.W. Drivers) 126-13 Penn. av. | Ko 416 7th treet, between Brand Hujcets clat | stationed at Leavenworth, Kansas, was tound | afternoon in reference to the m'ssing records in | ,,M#-.0,then, after against’ the composition of “"TE® PRIENDS OF COLPAX ; stb. PAINTERS. a avenue. | Choice On Pak since iearavices Orumes, Gc. 1 d0ed in an alley in Leavenworth last Thursday, | the Buell case. His examination was com- | the comiaittee, quoted from his strictures on | are confident of me receiving 280 votes for Vice EBT OUR Gewes, 826 Loussiagn aversbet Gin ATinte. | Anis largest stuck Paper Hoszines, Window | having been shot. through the head. A young | Menced afew minutes past two o'clock, and he | (e Comittee, characterizing it as. an insalt | President on the tirst ballot The uame ef Mor. Boor AND Gaaoe TC AkeeL 6a Lavav 0; bidecbet. oth @ 7th | Shades. Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas. | man who was last sooner Taylor has been | Was onthe stand when our report closed, the | to the Senate. He (Mr. C.) regretted that Mr. | tom McMichael, of the Pennsylvanindelegationg & Co Grane BE. Kinx,462 Penn-ave., bet 436 and Sth ste sie Rings, Neils, Se. in the District, arrested on suspicion of being his murderer. committee holding the session with closed doors. | Sumner, who was in the chamber when he com- | has been men, ioned for temporary chair-nan. 7 MINTS O1LM, GLASS, ae. Picase remember Name and Number. jel ty TassavEs OF NAVAL Ovwioaes—Amistent | A Livaty Dax Ae Sue Wairm Hoven.—to- } Senin to cacnas ume ceemeam ar an oe New York News. F Gro. Kyxzat, Jr..3177that..bet. Pa ave. and D at. PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, & Surgeon Robert A. Marwin has been ordered to | Cay wasa cogent field ed at bse = House, Himents in returi which lestrictures deserve i. | ARREST OF MERCHANTS ON 4 CHARGE oF CON- : e < Letaer Mantis, 609 C st.,bt.6 &7, rear Met. Hotel. -NICS. TRSIONS, &e. the naval hospital, Washington, D. C., and | 8 many as three or four hum persons Senator from Missouri (Schurz) had fol- . = sPiRmac 7 Cir Pek nee eee ease. | Pnaxcie § ituER: aw Sateect.near Poon sveaue: | _ 1 IC 1US; aX! » paves ‘Engineers pe key as inspector of | (mainly delegates to the Philadelphia conven- | lowed the Senator from Massachusets. He (Mz. | New Yore, June 3.—Philps, Dodge & Co. ALB. Ghar Sings Manotacturer, a0 Tuba. #.W. | J- Hanns St Fucren, 12 Tehstrect, near M. Exetesion Seasons. . machiner$ at Norfolk mesh pad. Linee ansee | Uon,) calling: to pay thelr reepects to the Prost G.) had listened with the utmost attention t) | merchan's ot this city, have caused the arrest of BRASS WORKS. PAPER HANGERS. Face aecwe: ‘i — mencer E. C. Kellogg has been detache’) trom | dent. In the morning Senators Morton and | the Senator's remarks, wishing to discover bis | several other merc ants om @ charge of conspir- Boxes viii & Lerted, 816-18 2 13th street. Doveras Moone, 309 9th street, near = The Steamer WAWASET can be chartere@ for th ral ns | Pratt called with the Indiana delegates to the | points, so as to be able to reply. Bat he had | ing with their janitor to steal their private cor= BUILDING MATERIALS. Feiss Witten tae Pe oveber tat and aoch, | Excursions down the Potomac on eaves nen? SOA Granted Carte montis | coeyeation, ones thisty or mrty te memens | wibenls tation o soe any points.” ‘That Senator | resjondenee, theeeby causing serlovs lot tie LDING } RaNcis WILLNER, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays an . “ 7 wit was a philosopher, but be was @ philosopher | their business. The arrested parties will be ex SuRPHeED & Co..9W0 P sar 9th & With ate xe. i213 ‘nue, near ee later Senator Ames and Kellogg, with a portion 1 Cg pea kgs prigied rine bi Pee pee nly Aha egg SF PL Lis leurii the: Potoane slew te Galictiter can | FOSvaL, CLERK Wellington Brown thas | of the Mississippi and Louisiana delogates, saw | whom no one could uunderstant, apalhe i ot aminedt-dey. warps ert EGGS i 7 5 health-givin: 1 <1 fro. ° President; and subsequently a number ot stand himself. -s0un 8 =, SETIES, EGGS, CHEESE, Ae. eee ae aa AG, Sh cs EE ih Eply at Office of Potomac Ferry Company, feot | DeD Promoted from clerk to head clerk on the | the Presid delegates called to pay their respects. | Thetoric of the Senator would have mo elloct | for the settlement of interrogatories OU srickusteboterg = street, near Tth street, | of 7th atreet. yaw _ | postal railway service between Washington, D. | among other pereons who hal iuterview: een | when unsupported by argument. The Senator | to be put to Dorman Eaton, in London, a: corner F and 7th streets. ELECT EXCURSION! C., and Weldon, North Carolina, vice H. P- | the President were Sena‘or Cameron, Secre- | trom Massachusetts sent in his protest refusing | C. Stanley, in Paris, came before Judge Ingra- ni Jala Se sap tad ancora x ss Springer, resigned and oo : resi; has | tary Belknap, Postmaster General Creswe! = a the committee. —~ Sonstor — ‘ ¥- neeree A. Sedgw 444 ing.) G05 Gst .bet.oa7, | Weis W. Lece2 tr, 57 + orp. Pace . co 5 been appointed clerk in the postal railway ser- | Solicitor General Biistow, and Representatives | said he did not refuse appear because he n, and United States Consul Read is to CARPENTERS AND BUsseeue ee ee se torcaeaar | 2B€ Young Catholics’ Friend Society | Vice petween Washingtow nel Wellon ties Shoemaker, Negloy, Sargent, and Beatty; feared ‘aie most thorough, ‘nvestigation into ¢ the testimony of Stanley. CHAPMAN, 36 . eatin i : C Brown, promoted. es ue reammaasie every act in connection With the subject to be mmmerame ; rn eee tee rete gia mee: | SO/ET INIGOES, FINKD POINT AND POINT seo Senen Garni ;; A telegram brings intelligence of the death ot | investigated, or into every act i Grand Lodge of Free Masons P Caxxon's Liver Tose, the great ba tan z * LOOKG sosnedi Turer Per Cents Caren In.—The Secre- e aS : Senator irom Massachusett TH r. ay ore ; cay. For enle, S06 ith ot-.BY Wik. M. Ceunan, On SATURDAY, JUNE 15th. instant tary of the Treasury has issued an order calling | Cbarles Lever, the novelist. In the dedication New You Loage ot o CARBKIAGE PAC TORIES. "Eo Bey none other. ahs ramen, LaDy oF THE LAKE will leave | in three per cent. cer‘ iticates to the amount of | Of his last book “Lord i tothe memory ] the spreading palms or g necatine, hestaern’ een — 5 of this state will moot bh ne » oBFaT i. Gaal O21 3 er whari 30 o'clock p. m., a ace i c . love: , tprhinee’ ‘ions said “hae being on thir earth who could s port ega’ yep rou the : 4B Beare Peaayivais arsnese Tiarceet, | fouch, at bing ag scaie the ronbecne tome can a ae Hien a — erens oe — But there happens “fo be ® lawon the statute | Giand Lodger ot England, Ireland, Sos tap 1, 1-0. Jonxsox, Pa av.,br.8 8 9: also, Phot stock | Fe'cicck’ spend the afternoon at Pent Lookoutere, | fee ane, fea e toe ton Lage e ‘ ; ~ | books punishing by imprisonment the retu-alot | Pressia,Germany, Hungary. Italy. Nova Soot!a #5 PrriMaN, (copying a specialty, S2-4 # st. turn fo Weshingtou at @u'cluck Monday moraing, | ocqueives apd the £10, tend from August y, | Cort might be his inet. Bis hope has been | a vituess to appest and teat’ y before a cre, | New Bionswichy Otteee Outate: eet ony - PIANOS. Tickets (not trausf-rable) §3. staterooms, meais 1668, to August 15 18 om Angust 1, | realized. mittee of Congress. The committee heli tuat | state and territory of the United § Iti —_y : Tith,ab.Pa av..agt.Knabe’s | and reirrs)mcuts extra. Statero be seonred ? ts LIBRARIES F.C Revcnennact, 43 Ns 4 PICTURE @ PORTRAIT FRAMES, Mr. JAMES LA ng c¢vlored a) 605 7th at jol-2w Sa a Senator was amenable to the law equally with | believed the question of acknowle a a Tee Rawirns’ Statve.—Mr. Buckingham = other n | ron —— 2 the | ‘eemasons will com: bet ore the Grand Lodg ay raweee te wate Francis Laws, 1236 Pa. avenue, pear 13th atreet. r EASU i dire Senator to appear and testity before it. Then, > = CLOTHING STORES. i i Weanary chebting ‘Sspecialty,) 311 7th street, | "°C PLEASURE PARTIES, introduced in the Senate to-day a bill directing. kt when the Senstor saw the prison doors opening | Mesidence of Prederick Dow FI ‘NG MILLS. The steamer G.C WHEELER can be chartored | the Secretary of Way to deliver to Fisk Mills | at his residence, Washington High apon him, he reconsidered his ferce detera'ne- Barned F Ww. #.C. REDMAN, 13% street and canal. by excursiep parties either for the condemned ordnance, to be used in casting a Hudson, near New York, .n the 77th tion an‘ concluded to obey the law Kocursren, N. ¥ e residence, x Bonin. W eitcome & Co.. cor. 13th st. and Oanal. | cansl or river at from §35 to $30 per. = bronze equestrian statue of the late Gen Join | age. Mr. Bennett was bevn in S: Mr. ©. ther reviewed the circumstances at- | Darn, and eat build ck Dougla wttH, Pho-nix Mills, 1210 Ubto avenge, | day. Apply to A. Rawlins, aud appropriating £29,000 on ac- | French catholic parents, and in the year 1819 | tending sales of arms, deterding the wer destroyed by fire last night. The librar COACH F Manufacturer of Mouiaines,, Brecksts, Hows, * woken ne teem count of such statue, which is not to cc t over = Amiens Chare rgpfeallienvgl pinged duct of the war officials, and support sad about 3100 worth oft tarnitare w ere save "1 - C5 . 55,000 with the pedestal when completed. Kc- | Secured employm store. He early | report of the committee. ‘He held that the war Y iy is nt. igin - PLASTERERS, ferred to committee riations. developed considerable literary talent, and in ials had, while not adh trictly to the | the barn ISSIONERS OF DEEDS. Lous FRING, 631 Maas. ave.. bet. 6th and 7th ate PIANOS, &c. = nama ene 1833 went ‘to’ Charleston, South Carolina, to | pimcials eyo usted oust futur Ano coc o — doszrn T OK. Plant corner B aud sth streets NW, & Lancexse, plain and ornamental, 406 3th at, 2 SENATOR CARPENTER addressed the Senate | work fur the Covriur of that city, as a translator | spirit. The ator from Missouri (Schurz __ Village Destroyed by Fire CONF PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. BARE OHANOR—Having determined to intro | to-day in reply to Messrs. Sumner and Schurz. | of South American revolutionary news. For expressed his great apprehensions when «lawyer Crxcimmati, June 3.—A large portion of the OE a A.B. Suergeny & Co... 910 Fa. ay ,bet-Seh & 16th Oe rh ge He city the celebrated 8OHO- His speech was listened to with interest on the | the ee he need easton S peed or preferred 4 soldier's construction of the law to — wag lg _ aig a Me os onloe — PO fy eer ag ark Se that. . an b iaral Fessels tor fresh news, a fact which he after- | his own, and the Senator was very fearfu! that * destroyed re 0 y night Ea Py ae it 0 sso W. PALL, 8. W. corner Pu. at hat. | bas the newest improve floor, but there was not an unusual attendance = : iB os 20,000; partial 4. ep oe Prin a Jaxxe ¥.Buies, 609 Ln svonac, near sth etrect. | pasate Reneetgimprovements, ma in the galleries. Someone in the gallery during | Your tater he went Go ee Yee amber: One | our sepablicen institutions arein danger. This pastiety nowes W. Bantuctowat. at wholesale, loa! Zon street Bexny KCncit. 7% 7th street, bet Gand Hy ather Piano made, I how offer the. sane at $3 its delivery made 9 demonstration of ayplause | Xyaise the wind” by lecturing om political fromthe pure’ atamoephere Grech at aie | The Tammany Frauds Redivives. CORSETS, SKIRTS, &c. 1 Finns O'Haean. tol] Pe-et. bet, toch aed Sout tts. Sotscuahts or tor repaceabie tacnetiosent. "Gol can Pen he eae a Gomen, doorkeepess soon | economy. But he soon found out that he must | {fom the pure single oftice-seeker, and where | ALBANY, June 3.—The hearing before Judge sae ee en eee Bast eet ea Mat cor.w. | ae’ © GREET ween ose Poses ting him inter efforstogethim to he dour: | Satur bread by Back writing tor the newe- | there was not onc hat will old hits Sor Teeed, Connolly and Fields will begin here st D srs Jas. RAGAN (also Metallic Roofer,, st.cor.F, DI s ave, —— oes papers, and especielly for the Natio vo- | forty years. [Great laughter and appianse in dl, yand Fiel 1 begin DE. Wu Meanie, 1212 F street northwest. PRINTING OFFICES, ry = THE Mongy Kecery FROM Saves or | Cate, the Democratic organ. In 1825 he pur- | the eries.}) The Senator (Schurz) has no | 200» to-day. == _ - DI iG SALOONS. THERS, 112 Pa.ave..bet 10th & uth ate. | [V etree te are oe te es ch eanes inenimate 4 Moxey Recsives snom Sa sn | chased the Sunday Oourter on credit. It was | oe galleries| The Se for our brave soldiers. - iehel LoLveN. 16 Penns av .cornerlthst | Josera L. PEaRsoN, corner %h and D streets. Por ssleby 8.1 Wide e Bat son NAVAL SToRES.—The Secretary of the Treas- | while he was the WasLington correspondent of Tre Trcuuomwe cLArmant, being out of DOLLAR STORES. POWELE. Ginen & So.. 00. © sreee, nee te. street west, between Pa. avenue and E st. ury, in reply to the resolution of the House, | the New York Enquirer in 1%32heleft Webb | HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.—The , is going about making speeches. aud we Wattach = Der PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. | Bees (or, Siggt s Frames, and manttacturere of states that $12,075,357 have been paid into the and inverted his money in the Pennsylvanian at | House met at 10 a. m., in continuance of Satur fave eee mee aemrenet sy Atrestora, which LESS: ERS. Suity.Pett: NUERNILL, S.E. corner oth ets. J ents generally. ‘reasury for sales of ty by officers of the phia, and adyoca' e measures " cont - nas MLE Wiesen 5m Peay (Cat's tanght by rate) | BoB Wousos, 815 0thet. N-W.,op Medical Museum. Fiance and all Musical Instraments Tynra and | navy department since May 30, 1605. Ati such | the Democratic party. ‘Oa thetthot Mar, ess, | day's ession, and immediately, on motion of tenants and neighbors.” Certainty, this! claimt G STORES. . REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c. : ecl2-tr moneys are credited to the specific app.opria- | with the aidof two printers, he began the pub- | Mr. Randall (Pa.) adjourned. = will not suffer for lack of persistent iteration. Ba. Avente, corner 34 at A'staor & Duprey, cor. La, avenue and 7th street. | — ~~ ——_—_—_— | tiens, and might be used according to the terms | lication of the New York Herald asa H Lega falled. =e a * You knew me,” said the selfastvied Sir Koger, wrk avenue and lathet | R.M. Haru, corner 7th and Fats., opp. Post Office. QTBIPED aLPac Seen eee ce TOT erat: | of dhe appropriation bills upon the requisition of | paper, writing his own wrappers, (if he b y = moved to saspend Che rule so pau: | {in former days, and know i am not an impos , id Hsin northwoat. Risoran & Larva, corner 1th sid @ streets, syomething new, $3, at A. STRAUS’ ‘uy 2g" | the Secretary of the Navy, but in no case were to write), nates, news. leaders, and even adver. | | Mr- ram eeepc oepc yn Ciro) or ter. poh scoundrel, a0 beantot by the ren mi: . it b, ONES. si le a = “| isements, on a ard, he as own yeu! al e a ethin 223 cast Penos M.M_Kourer, Sia et. OPE. P. O. Department. CORNS Getter the ceiee mal ing tf by Badin octerce and errand-boy; he took what little nace toon tain persons. . agecring in the —_ which the man made, Goons. pease a 7 ee i —_— é Sf cash, and he had nobody to call with af bell. | | Mr: Hays Als.) moved to amend by inserting | Such as:= "Ihave been vontinually with you UE EWALL., S10 7th street. my CuaRLEes THoxPson & Co., @9 H strect,corner 7! One dollar per visit for o} RNB, Lixvt. Haney 0. Porter, sen of the late | The late history’of the Herald is wel -known. on =. = — accepted, aud the | who knew me in former days, and yet no one A eee ae Moone . 05 18th st., opp. Tr BUNIONS. CLUB. and IN: Commodore David Porter, whe died at Bare | The body of Mr. Bennett is to be preserved in | Tule suspend argent =. i here has ventured to call me an imposter, except — Znetsss.” S6cb st-east. | E'K. Wire. S11 7th street, opposite P.O. 7 DR. WHITE'S ES’ Hills, Baltimore county, Md.,at the country | ice until the arrival of his sonand daughter | Mr Sawyer (Wis.), ‘from the committee on | the connections of my family who are inter- prs metsEn. , © Stone, 1424 F strect, near 7 $35 Fifteenth st.,opp. U. 8. dace Aeipebedee from Europe, which will be some time this | commerce, reported & bill to create a port of | ected in sodoing.” And then how simply forcible BH Bowens. S17 10h ot . adj'e Medical Masenm, | W T. Jonsson, Auct'r.) cor. Pa. ay. & 3d. test. Ne 7 8. Oba loa at) ear residence of Admiral Porter, on the 22d inst. in | weak: deliver: af Lacrosse, a the | #8 the inquiry: “Is my mothe evide + EATLY. On street, Goorgetown, KeNseoy & Son, loth street. near Rizes’ Bank. forty-seven’ ear of » Was First —————— Mr. Crebbs (J11.) introduced a bil ining the Hicitor’s to be ignored beca: EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. Pain W Wetcu & Co..96 Fat., Masonic Temple. | porto without pain. Lieutenant of the United States steamer Hatte- | B.Gnatz Brown, the nominee of the Cin- | powers aud duties of the board of public works | MY, Solicitor’s to be shaun tat be? Brewankr & Tatz h ner E northwest, RESTA "RANTS. nent Physicians, Surgeons. ras, when that vessel was sunk by the Alabama, | cinnati convention for the Vice Presidency, lias an the District of Columbia, and limiting their | mer" And so the speaker street, near J :ax Scort'sD:xineSaLoon (meals 28c.)936 La. ‘well-known and reapousible patrons commanded by Capt. Semmes, and stood by his | written a long letter accepting the nomination | jurisdiction. Keferred to committee on Drsteiet hoping the time would shortly tiysoN Hovsk, Henry Hyson, «2 sth, vet. D aud Qiice honre from 5a m.to§ p.m. Press of busi- | guns until the ship went down. As soon as he | in which he says, it has come to be the practice | ot Columbia. subul live among them aguie *.a¥ cor 6th, SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. ness at office precludes visiting pationts at regi- | regained his liberty he returned toactive duty | of those elevatell to the position of national A number of bills were introduced and re- | worthy fact that the tenants on the estates seem Alex dria’ | PERRY CoLEMAN, 237th st., op. Couter Market. dences except betweon 6 and 8 p.m. mar2y-tf in the navy, and served on board the Susyee- | authority to regard the public service but asa | ferred to appropriate committees. thoroughly te believe in the justness of this ex- ENGRAVERS. 2 Surawax 633 Louisiane avenue, LPACA COATS at 22, $2.9). $3. $3.50. the | hanna, Commodore Godon, ix the two battles at 1 means to retain power; that this results in sab The House then, under the suspension of the | traordinary claim, but it's probably ome of thoes MGAaTEN, Dio Sinker.) 32 Pa. avonne \OOLS AND COLLEGES. best Silk at $4.c0and $5, at A ST&AUS’.L017 | Fort Fisher, where displayed his usual bravery. Stituting a mere party organization to govern rules, proceeded to the consideration of business | which will never be satisfactorily scttied. Half FANCY SIORES. Wastixcton Business Coulee, cor. 7th and Lets. | Pennsylvania avenue iny oe oR ment itself, which constitates control amenable | on ihe Speaker's table. us ahd Ol coaatone ee Donn nea ee B.G. Davis, su) Mack SEWING MACHINES. L4 Pres THE WEATHER Ix May —A table just issued | to no laws or moralities, impairsall indepencent | “rhe Sonate amendments to the House bill Sir Roger, and the other aneity eill unecuks Wargiex & W os *, Stoer'& Son agts. 461 Pe av, $62 boxaw uneeand oie from the Signal Service office giving the daily thought enables tho tow te rale the many, see granting additional compensation to the mar- | contrary opinion. it's something like the case ey ar je, wilent, perf JAPANESE FANE, | means ot barometer and thermometer, tue pre- | makes personal allegiance the road to favor, an Baar, agt.. ¥. M. C. 2 . shal of the district of South Carolina for four | of the Man in the Iron Mask, orof Louis \ Vilth Tuomas Hannon, (repelring @ epeciaty 7 from 7 conta to 6 each, vailing wind, amount of rain fall, &c., during | tat it requires little forecast to perceive that | months and ten days, and the bill granting the < ; over again Wits Bows: Iurmoven,J- Karr-a¢t.62 Pa. ax. | Just received direct from Japan, cousisting of over | the month just closed, shows that ‘the weather | this will wreck all liberties, unless there be | right of way through the public lands tothe Fs Sewine Macuine Company, 09 %&h . | two hundred different varieties, such as ti ott s. TI ne: interposed a timely retorm of administra- | Denver and Colorado railroad company, were DROWNING OF AN AERONATT —Pry and Maryland a "The Family Favorite, -69-Baamine Ree | SCENTED: FLIRTATION BO PERE. ac! ale? dally thermometer was very low, showing an | HR, from its highest ‘to ite lowest station. | toneurred i. PE anced ap rapeeetlinn ay i Men Sta | Tee Ke yerome. A.C Stone &Con Agta, 92% | sin cay stiuidgk ureree average temperature for May ‘ot 65.2 de- | Which shall not only prevent abuses, but like- | “A committee of conference was ordered on Decatsz, aia On Monday, ascended e MERS, st.. opp. Masontc Temple. ‘The strongest and light- tite s rces only. ‘The warmest day was the 10th, when | Mie take away any incentive to their practicc. | the Dill for the Telief of gertain tribes of in- | s\,P CALS» a Dalicss during the'atvormnen bal swer By est, the best and moat verfect. Be sure and see it 500 CHINESE SENSITIVE LEAVES. fhe ‘mean was 0%; the coldaet day wae che rin, | He closes by easing that in complete amnesty | Snentilt dor the, relies latendency. ing the afternoon, ; SHIRT FACTORIES. wv : + 4 hen the balloon became detached from tae s to | Mone can be found the hope of any return to 4 | \ ‘The following Senate bills were disposed of.— | ° - wane B. W. BEER & SONS, the 20th of the Wasath ths seintath vine te | coustitational geverument se of elder any ac: | pat for the reliet of J. H. Pratt; veterved Hee and ascended t the ancy Grocers, 1914 F street northwest. | amount to half an inch; after the 20th a litte | ¥elopement of more enduring unity and broader | committee on claims, ‘Bill far the tener ee ne ie Sana oe ee ee SILVER Deaenai 87 Liberal discount to the trade. my2tf | over an iach fell; the total being 1.44 inches. | ™4tlonal life in future. jo F - ne Ra Bannon = drowned, though every eflort was maJe to save Rowan Stoure, 609 7th street, op. Pest Office, AMEBICAN AND FRENCH WALL PAPERS. | The prevailing wind was norchwest. Tae E.caT sous Movawsnt.—The piano on f his life. aavad-Methotel | Rost. A WH! Teitanp, 84D st., 8th & 9th. = manufacturers in New York have passed reso- DANcING.—The followin ‘thet Al - Ror DaNnciwe.—The folio’ wt Be toes ee ae Ree SOAP LE FACTORIES, | 1 have just received and ready for Inspection, a a aie ae ee patigas Hodatng themselves in mp ones to was unanimously adopted by the “Protestant SITURE STORES: * | Bates & Brorm bet. 6th and 7th. | full line of Goods for SPRING TRADE. all uew fo lees than ten hours work by their men. siieaae exe, te ttaaties tpn BST. DEPOTS. pe ae erne in the market, ‘wenty-two firms were represented. The Ned Pao ae ute pearket Space. | atas. G. H. MaURER, 6l7 7th at.. opp. Patent Office. Ss egg td CAND) one ited. or ae orar Breas Dept wa 3? Souliah “Washable dolce a tpminsion or nee ent tone Eee cient thie ee eek aeneeeell al ny & Co., 1829 Fo av. scorner Ith sf: 910 Pa. av.,bet.th & lth ste erations, Brovnee,ank Stamp Golds; Bc, vars, ais gor'eeck’, fas cok ont cies ee eae the practice of promiscuous round dancing aed Hair Matirceses takea. opened, claansed STORE ¥. -" ng in price from 10c. to @6 per robl, with a full line Sader on a ome al that our ministers, by their pastoral influence, Sas EA TUnES ae |" etovbs autkeramen tia Wame | demand ight nour tonday! = Sonk tearing epee s"oste euy & ct & Pea Watrea D. Wrvitt, 456 Pa. JOHN ALEXANDER, TREvINO 1s Rourep Fuss To THE courage and restrain it.” @. M. Haywarkp & Oo.. 317 Sth st. bet. Pa. av. No. 1231 Peunsylvania avenue. Movwtan ad Rg Bg [een —preenngy Beran Rees, fee, “EINE cak ie at Ger eeras Sadtncs Soman i oi ue MEpauen rau Jobe Bro Jouw MoRAN (also Tin — mpted to evacuate M , When he was * at Sparta, TEA AND COFFEE STORES. All the leading styles Drees Hatenow SP attacked and badly routed, the greater varaze urns at aay bead open Sees aa Oa Eee aipemener e ret keno creeper tari ‘ice! eth Samal guard sod went owarae pitieetamsuer Sovaseaeyeouse se it Pans Saath! Poece, near arian Converanc’n, Notary, ena Merino Covered Haws, From the jaller, which mene Feluctantly given “ J@BACCO AND CIGAR BES. ‘of Mackinaw Straws, the beet in s7-Josh Billingsays: “‘When youstrike ile ‘They then took Branham from jail, carried awe a oa oe ene at., 0. stop ; many man has bored clean M, 8. Boose, 1289 Pean Danret Loui é Peuacyivante arebus. near , 1425 Penn. ave , near Wi Pri 8. Wa D.sonthwest cor, Ps. ead a i sf i a s i PANTS. Beinn pon ee Seretoge, reich A JRALODS WoMA™ named te ae Bring TOYS, FANCY ARTICLES, &e. OS" LOL Pena! Tred” neual, last summer, bas pho. siracier ‘a = - ‘ woman. Jae Oe ae ee (REE ASE 0GER DERE, “7-4 member of the temperance of —~ spotter = ui yuon tue Calhoun, Georgia, who breaks his is ‘apd stabbed Peancesiaie'Pe, ote bet, Hat & ieee fledged to pay the tuition of some orphan for i ° seen) £3 wld Pa. av, bet. loth anaiine . Pe daey ie east — sestgis pertain ned &7-Fralich, who was sentenced to 5 -P.Gorr. BigBaaket.i009 Pa-av-bet IRD ATE, Lasipal NOW ON THE BROAD te OS as ‘married one or Bend orders, for delivery on arrival, to the agents, how mach corw OPE PA & GEE swallowed. ten barrels of aera, ees tana aL aan iZBince the prohibition of ele and beer in * “Eo A women ted eer, making broad BATS, CAPS AND FURS. WIRE Wo! hy eR a Fe b ye pamaees bt phe pap aad Br Rp stn eric Jowa, beat her Cony Waste Bi Sat ba RT bet. ah and toe ata, D.W OOD ANE Cant: tenth of Pa. ave, 1011 Pennsylvania svente. my29 Recbost "Iie salleg medinatenssien Sine | orwinie —— dects of which she ‘soon 4 fi (@OD AND jon F. DoRax, Kst.,bot 9th £ lth and 192 Det. | W-J. aha D atvecin eogt Teh at ores OS hed ace.) D atreets N. W, ag ars eke eepeenaee a tae ox 000 AND WILLow waur, Gonntne aotiias Beene as ‘Church, ig f Ya, not only ushered three boys into this word | - a9-A skull 26 inches in circumference above en A preg pm YANKEE Notions, =a. | Cy 'UANE $OOTCR OHRYIOT SUITS, reduced or trouble atone time a few" dayy ag, but the ears tae dag up at Dubaque, tows. | Hart, tues, MY, emerging Wom the eeery t a av. and Gch at. <R.( wholesale only,) 94 Pa, am 00 O16. 8. aes 4 “ as weems “in those days” | story’ of his i . “5 + iD Ocint : ata. weight by naming them tfully after Gen. | there were men with a mi; deal 08 Bouse without Ribs saperaey | ESS er beet mt Good: W BRaUs TOr eerarenne, 7 Rs at Beauregard, Gen’ Lee and Gen. Jackeone above their ears, nF doth t tates throngh the formalities of the stairs, it wie