Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1872, Page 4

LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, #e., To-nizht. Naticrai Theater—The Royal Yeddo Japanese Troupe. Mosonic Temple.—S‘rawberry festival for St. Patrick's new church. Waugh Chapel_—Strawberry festival. MKendree ChapelStrawberry testival for new chureh, First Baptist Church._Strawberry festival. oem _EVEN ING STAR. | {Continued from First Page.) New York News. A DRY GOODS DEALER ANSQUATULATED WITH A QUARTER OF A MILLION. York, dune 5—Alfred I seetume 5, 1ST tw Condensed Locals. In the Equity Court to-day, Judge Hamph- quite an amount of routine business was Our citizens should remember to lay in a neld, . ve secured goods of the va-ions firms on credit to the amount of | re: a narter of million of dollars, sold them at auc- | tion at half price, and decamped. lie is sup- | posed to be in pe. good supply of water to-day, as it will shat VICTORIA WOOPRTEE. Ott at Polciock this ing. in 2 letter some three columns in length, ac- ‘a on Jone Yesterday afternoon John Davis, a carpenter, engaged on a building in the conrse of erection on the corner of 3d and East Capitol street, was badly injured % a piece of timber falling on bis bead. Dr. man dressed the wounds, and Officer Offutt took him to his home. Fruit and berries at this shason of the yearare not only precious luxuries, but great promoters of health. They act upon the liver, promoting that secretion naturally which many are in the habit of obtaining only by ihe meaus of arti cial medicines. Mr. Gatchel, president of the S. F. T. P. 0.C. Lewis Solomons, a dealer ¢epts the nomination of the Ayollo Hail conven. tien for Preeident. Lo! Red Cloud, Red Dog and the remainder ct council party of the Ogalalla Sioux, arrived | here Inst night, and are quartered at the Grand Central b FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS, This Afternoon’s Proceedings. Weowespay, June 5. SENATE.—Mr. Scott called up Honse bill authorizing the purchase of a site for constrac- tion of public buildings in th of Phiiadel- T. A., arreste cows, on the corner of 6th and © streets nort west, yesterday, for restraining a cult from cow, which was suffering for want of milk ng and the calf from hunger. Justice Mills fined the aceused $5. he exercises of the first commencement of the law department of Georgetown Univ. came off at Lincoin Hall last aight in th ence of alarge audience. Hon. Chas. P. Jaaes addressed the graduating ciass, and after Vir. oilman bad read the act of Congress raising the college toa university, the diplomas were distributed by Rev. John Early, president, matic appropriation act Tt,and to authorize the proper ew tion thereof. Parsed. the graduates, whose names were published in Mr. Wilson calle ‘orizing the con- | ‘Tne Stax a few ¢: i veyance of a portior itary reservation —— > ar F is lroad depot, Se. The New Washington Market. Passe CONTINUATION OF THE SALES OF STANDS. Mr. Trumbull said there was a bill before the judiciary committee to regulate the seizure i exemination of invoices, books and papers customs cares. It had come over from the House two months ago, and up to this time the judiciary committee had been unable to come to any conclusion upon it. It was avery im- portant bill, and many letters and telegrams had m received, asking action on it. He now moved to discharge judiciary comuntiee ‘ket, and the hucksters stands were sold as follows: Levy (3ist choice), $128; Chas. Bi & Bro., $117; D. Heider, si $111; H. Schweir, $111 Limbrick & Bro., s1i¢ V. Hess, S105; Simmaker, 8108; G. McEltresh, SI Mrs. Wm. Heide Heitmuller, 2198; L Atkins. $106; J. L. Bradley, 316; Chas. Brown, 5 M. ey from its further consideration, and that it be | Perer Garden, slut: Kandel & Fairtex, stun; placed on the calender. David Carroll, £10 3; A.C Mr. Edmonds objected to the motion, and said Sona vp een ga ring Mr. Trumbul! was entirey inaccurate in his Statement of the facts. Mr. Sherman called up the bill to provide for the redemption and sale of lands held by the United States under the several acts levying H. B, Pilisbory, top, $91; dames first choice being the fitth—tour choices havin, Girect taxes, and the House amendments thereto | heen soid on F iday last: T. D. Daley, $285; road Were concurred in. D>. Fearson, $280; F. Greenapple, Mr. Sprague called up bill granting right of | Fearson, $150; W. A. Coburn, 4430, way to New Mexico and Gulf railway company, | sen, si); Mts. J. H. Fry. aie which was passed. 7 | s104; P.M. Walke: ‘W.W. Hough Mr. Seating, eweted joint resolutions of |W lk Hu thes, $151; E. J. Sacks, $10; W. 1. legislature of New York favoring a money ap- | Syarron Erin ag ation by Congress to the American Print- | ing House aud University for the Biind in the District ot Columbia, which were read aud lait The bread and miscellaneous stands at the ends of the wings were sold in the following : G. S. Krafit, 267; Truber, $262; G. W. Coleman, $264; G. Seitz & Son, @ 5; Geo. Schlerf, $200; Bi hed business, being CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL, then ceme up, when | Mr. Pomeroy asked to take up his resolu Offered yesterday, reset «is, commencing at fourth choice, were sold to James H. Cheek, $1: Dd. aldson, $150 and &1) James 'H. Cheek, $22. ary civil priation Dill is concerned, the | The sale was then adjourned to nex: Tues wale preb ening Le an ra day at noon, when the remeinider of the stall= hot germane to sppropriation bills. or 12in the buteher’s market, and 20 or 25 Mr. Casserly sald this rule bad been adopte na’ staade- hy Srila hucksters’ stands—will be offer o— by the Senate atter the most mature considera- ton, and any motion to rescind st at this late | —- Of the session must give rise to much de- | J to taking mp the mo- then moved that the ap- lation Bil! be Isid on the table, inorder to at with the consideration of Mr. Pomeroy's resolution. Ceiphia conference, took his se: the condition of hes were matte. Reports frem Union, Wesley and Galbraith Cha thy pel Sabbath schools were read, showing a be fh ishing if . The ,The, motion to lay the appropriation bitton | jt, Lohner pgs Smee the table was rejecved. | the B: ore mission, propos! te ake the The sundry civil appropriation bill was then | ‘be Baltimore mission, proposing to make the minister who mry be apy | Brother J. H. Butler agents to raix | either to purchase or build a house of wor: ointed there and ise monsy preceeded with, the question being on th #mencment of the committee on appropriati to strike out the 6th section, appropriating | Haltimors. Biahope Lo, ! ; " r * gen and Talb inst the | Revs. J. A- Jones, R. Dyson and JF Sebel state price to Bag Shi —_ the late | were appointed to visit Baltimore ane Mr. Sh sanreedl tan Gonnmlasied pending | on what terms the South Howard street can be bought. Adjourned. SIXTH DAY. a This morning, — — exer 3 . leiegate from John Wesley churc! HLF tEeir respective states. Hejected | ter—spoke of the condition of the chur , | the Sabbath school, giving a good accou: the affairs of the church, and also spoke ot teithfulness of the ‘The committee on § | @ report urging on the min’ | ship the duty the schoo!s of the eburen, and if po ters and members attend the mselves. Jones urged upon the co should not treat the motion to strike out, that the section shal i! contractors prior | failed ordinances of | ed the proposition a most and said if such claims as this | |. there could be no reason why hould not be paid to the rebel soldiers. man held that there was no analogy the two cases. oukiing further stated that many reprb- | Senators were absent.who woul! yote | king this compensation. } nid 3 pkling had no right to | nt senators would do. | HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES he se met at 11 a. w., about forty rsombers elr charg the report, particula the duty of the é that no doctrines a € doctrines of the ehur Eder Dyson, of Hartford, Conn. « per veéin finding in bi ber hing them that t 5 referred to chi away from their sel aree wit an order o House ac, 7 f y itned to Fr ° J j ATION.—The i TBE VOTARIES OF PASHION will soon Lave an | gaiust Kev. Dr. Hust ging in the gaictics of | i committee, was re- ' f The sen Wb erday, all the members ¥ inaugurated bythe middle of June, and 1 motions were made by | many ladies are now busily engaged in pre counsel asking for a dismissal | ing their costumes. It will of the cha. ges, whick were refused by the com- | t m to have appropriate « m 'e ber of witn eS were examined to end we recommend av Dut their testimony, it is understood, was of nd | emporinm. No. cnnsylvan special interest. Some testified as to the veracity | <«ts of French e 2 exceed @f the principal witness for the prosecntion in | It ie-2)ro:t ue durable as gold, and $ the ease of alleged seduction. It is & vod | are far handsomer and much more desirc® that a commission has been iswed to take im- | It is used by our best-dreseed ladion and ccwes portant testimony in another city. in full sets, including coronets, ban leavx, and ‘Tue Trros” CONGRESS Iw Ricuwovp.—In | oTHaments for the hatr. The Alaska diamante, set in gold, are preferable to the real gems for crowded assemblages, and are so brilliant and | fuN of tuster that when set in gold they can the Typographical convention at Kichmond | yesterday a resolution recommending the sabor- dinate unions to open their sessions with prayer, Was discussed with animation and finally re- | f¢4rcely be deducted from the more expcn-ivo Jected. A resolution instructing the secretaries | 7" od ates ee nS ar ©: subordinate unions to furnish the secret sry » ee ; : <welry. “All his sets are furnished with go! ! ed wires, so that ladies can wear them wit! cut the slightest fear of corrosion. Mr. Prig; receives novelties every day. Among these w: rve a splendid tortoise-shell tan for jet bracelets yen work, elegantly carved; new Alaska fifteen dollars; enameled bracelets, with gold ns, at five dollars a pair; and solitaire dia- dstudsand pins. His plated sets of is, with pearl garnets and emerald centers, two dollars, and his assortment of sleeve ps for two dollars are well worthy the ex- f purchase Wrnpina.—At five o'clock Tneslay evening, instant, the nuptials of Mr. of Washington county, D.C , aud of East Wachington, wer celebrated at Christ Church, (Navy Yar.) Kev. Mr. McGuire officiating. The bri: tended by Miss Hannsh Arnold an ary Brooke, of Washington, and the groom by Mr. Clement H. Brooke of Washington, Mr. Richard Mann, of Va. Immediately afte the ceremony and the congratuiations of their mary friends, the happy pair started north on tour. On their return they will take ir residence at * Riverview,” a beantiful ‘getown, the property groom, where he has recenily erected & ne dwelling-house, and where, it is b oped. long years of unalloyed happiness will Ww the honeymoon upon which they hays ot entered, of the international union liv! Bers was adopted delegat: the PENNSYLVANIA Con 1 expelled meri Yesterday afternoon th Were sight-seeing aud bemg feted by ichmond types. prices and orders for ure of the coal market is e: low prices in tudian G7'The ring is an unending topic of y ble ladies. = man at Exeter, Ei —_.—__. ‘THE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night, 2nd the coroner's report, showing that seventeen quests bad been beld during the past month, was received. Mr. Marbury called the attene tion of the board to the fact that two of the 87 The largest income in Morgan coux'y, returned by a woman. @7-The big Cincinnati fountain will spout ice-water tb.» summer. Jen ey Nardem calico i found to be excel- | megs inepectors in the employ of the board had - become purchasers of in the Washington S7 imagine the distress of a milliner who market; he was of the opinion that these men forgot on which side ot the rose to pat the hat. | had not'the right to sell meat and at the same S7-The French Marshal, Valliant, died time be expected to condemn that of others. terday af the agecf eighty-twe years. °F | eas enbsont ean setecbah So tek aaa eom- Sr7John Morgan Cobbett (conservative) has | mittee for investigation. Dr. Verdi offered a been returned to the Lritish Parliament from | resolution for the apj Of a committoe Oldham, ire, after an exciting contest. | to inquire mto the — Peggle ewes BZA Raby with twelve toes and thirteon | Smee with thetpolice headquarters: alopiet Haseena thumbs, is a nine days’ wonder in | $0 Drs, Verdi aud Bliss were appointed. Bangor, Me. pvt onan fare wna 87 A natural spring that will intoxicate, sita- Tae Case or Dr. Leon.—In the police conrt, ated near Kern Kiver, Cal., delighted the Judge Snell, morning, Attorney Incians of that city. Harrington he was to hear s7 If there is really a delightfully refreshing | the case of the United States Dr. Ed- scene om this earth it isa newly married man | ward T. Leon. to com- sliding toward home with his first washboard. uit ahertion, bat Rad heen requested to post- ‘Ex-M: ‘ke, of New York, has had 4 i Pe at . deat esto ioe failure to attond ou jury | He me ee 1 yl duty and giving no good reason thereof. ee Lean cke ie S27 The Japs who are parening their studies | just been 1, stated that he at the Chicago University wear plugs with | was waiting is cow Mr. Norris, and “ao min Pes he Des Moines | the meant ‘would try toobiain ball, An S7 Miss Paulina Given of ti meantime im . Register, ie said to bo the only lady in Iowa who | old gentleman who had sent for to go 4 given to journalism. bis bail, here declined to do so, but stated that S7-A tclegram (rom Berlin says that a bill is | be would try to get some one. to be presented in Reichstag rected ——_o——_ Against the Jeouits. It's undorteed ther Mt | POPLAR Summum Resomt.—The attention readers is in to Beagialistnenges momo twee | Sere ROG grasa ceieat tetas rr. 87 Admiral Neon chat with complicity oe = “i betel nas been with bis som, Abram Nelson, in purloining ceoorvediy among 3 Frugablg yavere tom the privare cate of Fnelpe, | ‘Ample taclities for boating, fabing. batt es rodge & Co.. in New , Was hei for trial in $5,000 ball. y = prot whilst the terms, as will GF The rumor that the schooner Ogle had been captured by the natives of the Solomon | Jsiands and that Captsin Bird, late of Massacha- | : 8, and crew massacred, has been finally con- med. ysl ee tania A GREAT ComPoRT and excellent thing is the abdominal corset sold at . Baum's Hoop- Pe Corset Factory, 408 7th street, bet ween | Yesterday, after our report closed, the sale of | stands was continued in the new Washington | mm Public Scheel Examisations. Finer Distrret.—Primary School No. 5 (female,) Miss Kate Rawiings teacher, was examined this morning by Trustee Harris, in the presence of a iarge number of the pe rents and friends of the popils. This is of the best schools of the grade in the city. The medal of the school was awarded to Kate McQneen, and di ner, Ida Holien, Elia Cassell, Florence Perkins, Florida Prince, Ada Conn, Edith FE. Tevion, Hattie McQueen, Lillie Bond, Mollie Wiltiemson, Lizzie Burket, Josephine Phillips, Mary Desanies, Lizzie J. Collins, Bertha Shaw, and Sarah Gerard. ‘The two last: named were almost equal in all things to the medal sebolar, and it was on!y after the closest scrutiny and examination of the records that the medal was finally awarded to Kate McQueen. Second District.—The premiums in Miss Lizzie Haistup’s school (male primary No. 9) were awarded yesterday as follows: Medal. Albert Perry; diplomas—for attendance and depertment, Fdward J. Mc Cristal; attendance, George W. Collins, Edmund F, Brodhag, John C. Weldman, William L. Wilson, Geo . Rawlings; deportment and scholarship, James B. Webb, Herman Kaufman, John Premkert John Meftaldorf, George Spengler; scho.arabii Charles P. Mont, nn G. Spencer, John | Crom 3 penmanship, | Robert Boy » William E. Wise. | Female 18, Miss Hortense Trevirs, in the building on O street, be- In 8 ot . ‘The pre- Medal, May deportment, No. 185, Miss Gettings, located ame building as No. 18, was examined by ¥ 1b yesterday, and the pupils—36 remarkably well. There was little or no backwardness ebservable on the part of any of them. All pupils were present, and 2¢ of them are ready for transfer. ‘The fo lowing is the premium list:—Medal, £va Roth diplomas, Della East, Minnie Kneesi, Martha Devers, Amelia U. Heider, Mary Kaiser, Annie Brachl, Annie M. Wieling, Elizabeth Briney, Kate N.Schiegal, Dora M Murray, Phelia Kelley, Susan A. Tliecker, Rosa B dennie Perkins, Sill, Surah der, Lena Kuhn, Henrietta Hartoge May crivener, Helen H. Cooper, S. Weaver. e “0 examined yesterday male recendary No. 9, located in au old hulk of 8 building on 9th street, between P and Q, which “pagal is inecharge of M Kate T. Brown, teacher. This, like Miss Haislup’s school, is a smail one, numbering only Is, but has been full up toal ‘Many of those now on the school but a few betanding these drawbacks the exami a creditable ‘The award of premiums was as fullows:—Medal, Edgar Dickinson; diplomas, Hars.son Martin, Walter J. Pumpbrey, Edward G. Weaver, Geo. M. Kert, Thomas T. cott, W iam C. Wah Walter H. Stevens, Wm. b. Wells, Frederick Haich, Joseph M. Prather, Harry R. Goldin, bn Frazee, H Knapp, John ©! jam A. Furmage, Shryock. Diatrict.—Primar , between K street ant Least, Miss Alice Ou . teacher, was examined yesterday by Trustee Wm. B. Moore, Dr. McKim, and a large number of the friends et the school being present. Of 5 puptls on the roll, 55 were pr ‘The schoo! room beautifully decor with flowers a ne Is showed especial prof nding and mental arithmetic, and the e: amining trustee expressed himselt highly grat tied with the progress in ail their studies since art. Fr ‘Theophilus F. Tx last year. The following honors were confe Meda: to Peyton Wilkerson; diplomas to Monroe Emmerich and Arthur Rawlings; Thos. Bull, Dixon Daughton, Samuel Hinwood, Ed- ward Kibbey, George Ruff, Robert Armis Hugh Tuohy, Edward Hinwood, Eimer Bur- gcss, and Wm. Clements deserve special men- tion tor the reading of selections. Twenty-sev- €n of the pupils will be transferred to a school of higher grade. Primary No.4, (female,) 7th and G streets southeast, Birs. McUathran, teacher, was examined yesterday by Trustee French who pro- nounced the examination entirely satisfactory. ‘The scholars excelled especiaily in reading aad mental arithimetic. Julia Quigley bore off the highest honor, a while the follow- : Caroline Jord garet Lavazzi, Ida Fry, Annie ih Conner, Kosa Lee irfax, a vinia Jarboe Umpleby, orence Carrico, Augusta ot the school were ont in Pils (35) were preseni. rimary Ni (female,) 7th and A strects + Mi mwa Van Doren, teacher, xamined by Trustees James C. Dulin and Wm. P. Allan yesterday, who complimented loth i scholars on the condition of the roll, 43 were pres- transferred from : r grade. The scholars were remarkably apt in their responses, he p. and all of the p 1 AtLee. Of the 35 scholars, all of whow were present, 30 are ready to frausfer to hig erades, ward Anderson receives the yoli | medal, and diplomas were awarded to William | Mitchell, Wm. Batlanger, Chas. Sante ‘d, P: rick O'Neil, Geo. Dichard, Wm. Hoover, Wm. | Chas. Frederick, William Huobn, Simon Bien, | on the roli fa fully demonstrated. their singing and proficiency In writing and in no figures, merits special mention. arded to Amelia Fovrtn Distnict.—Mnale primary school No. | Miss lua Pumpbrey teacher. in Greeleat’s | i street, near the arsenal, was yesterday afternoon by Mr. G. 1. bined 2 e i Norton, Frank Davis, Henry Tolson, Androw Ferguson, James Knott. Male primary No. 5, located on School street, between 4 and 6th streeta, Miss Bettie Kolin- son teacher, wax examined by Mr. Champ!in, assisted by Mr. B. F. Lloyd. The medal was awarde! to Kobert Spindler, and diplomas to Kichard Burr, Mark Whalen, Edward Walker, Chartes Huhn, Max Fisher, John Walker, Itu- dolph Nudomanski, Conrad Gottsman. There are 47 pupils on the roll, 26 of whom are ready for transfer. The examiners were well pleased the proficiency of the pupil male primary No. 2, in the basement of the hytertan church, corner of 6th and C streets southwest, Miss M. M. Bowen teacher, was ex- amined yesterday by Trastees W. H. Crook, Champier and There are 50 scholars P Dar the past term nearly the entire school has b. transferred from Ume to time, and 1M are now ready for transter. (rather a = ted with dren, red and gay colored trimmings, I and animated appearance to Miss Bowe: of Mrs, Amidon’s nd porsesses T qualifications as er, as the thorough t ‘The spelling ug were remarkably good. Miss Adela Hine won the medal, and diplomas were awarded to Ellen Oppenheimer, Sophia Bild, Ida Porter, A le- sta Cohen, Agnes Messer, a Taylor, Lizzie Tab'or, filliameon, Julia Dani artha Davis, Mary Coakley, Alice Noy Annie Schiett, Maggie Cronin, Matilda K sey Bap ss Baker. A gold medal was present byt 2 od teacher to Miss Verona Larkin, @ pil in mera to Miss Hine. —— Coteorep Scoot EXaMINaTions.—The ox. aminations of the colored public schools were continued yesterday, in the Cha:n- beriain school building, Georgetown, co.n- meneing with Secondary No. i, Miss Julia Luckett, teacher. Superintendent Cook exam- ined the pupils—38 in number—in reading, spelling, arithmetic as tar as division, snd geography of North America, South America and the United States, The’ school passed good examination. Intermediate No.1, Miss A. E. Vanderhoop, teacher, with 42 pupils, only 1 being absent,was examined by Prof.Vastion, in reading: spelling, arithmetic, geography of the Uni states and North America, and ph: exercises. The examination oughout was excellent, the pupils eye ly and with marked ac- curacy to the questions propor 5 teacher (and principal L. Daftin, com) of Grammar school No.4, of building.) Miss Sarah 2 pw ‘all it it, was examined by Super- int it Cook in reading, , arithme- tie, to the extraction of the roots. utlines of and that of the States in rf ogee plant ble and history The ape ple) vi “4 — ues an tions pile. fee aeer Mrs. Wormley, music teacher, excellent, being among the "The examinations In the, ballding wero wit- nessed fo number of persons, dein, on red ail das: = i . “4 were Rey. Mr. Pinc! , Rey. D,Mr. Henry Craig, v. James Muse nad Trustees Henry Johnson and Chas. King. Miss Daffin has not a tardy pupil for five con-e- cutive months, and has redaced the number of cases of tardiness from 300 (the number !.st year) to 24 for the current school year. Fortwo sucecesive the has shown an ave- rage of 99 per cent. of al seen st Tax Jars at the National are astonishing natives by their wonderful (feats of streng h, agility and jugglery. Noone shoald fail to se them during their short stay here. It is a remarkable troupe, and most of their perform .u- ces are new in this city. | Foundry branch. Legislative Assembly, June 4. COUNCIL.—Honse bills providing for the tale of the Central guard-bouse, and maki Appropriation for the remission of a special were appropriately refe A communication was received from Mrs. Licinia B. Chandler, Mrs. Sara J. Spencer, and others, protestin, inst the of a law licensing houses of itution; referred to the committee on ealth, asyium and charities. House bill to change the name of Berry farm to Hillsboro’, was read and laid over. A communication was received from the board of heaith, enclosing a resolution of thanks to the physicians to the poor and other physicians for services volanta- rily rendered the d of heaith in their efforts to prevent the spread of contagious diseases, and recommending to the legislative assemh!y the passage of a bill making appropriation to compensate them for such services; referred to the committee on health, asylum and charities, Mr. Riley, from the committee on claims, re- ported back without amendment bill for the re- fief of John A- Graham for taxes erroneously paid. | The bill was rejected on its third rea‘! f 'y a tie vote—veas 4, nays 4. Mr. Gulick moved reconsideration of the vote; agreed to. Ad- journed. HOUSE OF DELEGATES—vhere were Present at the opening of the session of the House, Messrs. Bond, Brewer, Bursiey, Camp- bell, MM, Choate, Collins, (Speaker pro tem.,) Cox, Davis, Dickson, Hogan and Hunt. Council bill for the condemnation and opening an alley in square 120 was read a first time and seferred. Mr. Carroll offered a resolution in- quiring by what authority the clerk of the Northern market collects each morning a tax from the country people and venders of fruits; adopted. Mr. Davis moved to adjourn; lost. Yeas—Mesers. Carroll, Cox and Davis—3; na: 7. No quorum voting, on motion of Mr. Gam: bella call of the House was ordered, and the roli having been calied and the absentees voted, the motion was withdrawn, and the Ho journed, ad- —— ee REAL Estate Save dwell & King, auctioneers, sold afternoon a vacant lot on the southeast corner of New York avenue and 12th street, to Mr. J. F. Jolinzon, at per square foot: pds si SKELETON and ventilating Corsets are sold in ail styies at Chas. Baum’s corset factory, 40S 7th etteet. ee THE COURTS, Pouce Count,Judge Snell.—To-day, Edward Brown, colored, crueity to a horse; $5. James Crow and Charlies H. Green, profane and inde- cent; $3 each. Edward "Welling, colored, charged with throwing stones in the stree' pleaded guilty and pai Robinson, assault and battery on binson, his wite; $10. Ge ews, Assault on William. Brown, a boy ther of Brown seeing his son in danger of getting the worst of it went to his assistance and Mathews knocked him down too; $5. Robert Jones and Jolin Mahoney, two heavy built and athictic colored men, charged with assault and resisting Oficer Kneass last evening in the First ward, when arresting them for disorderly conduct. The officer was cenit oo to retease his men and repair to the station house for assistance. There was considerable excitemens among the people in consequence of this row. The fellows were finally secured, and after Piagior 4 the case the Judge sent them to jail for three months each. Robert Jones was also eg on the charge of assaulting and resisting Officer Buell. Ths Wasa part of the same disturbance; one monti in jail. Phoebe Hilleary, assaulting and resi ing Lieut. Greer. ‘This woman took part in the mob last night, and assisted in the assault upon the officers; $5 and cost. Albert Brooks, Geo. Dunnington, and Ed. Willing, assault on Sam’l Harrison, ali colored, by beating him with a pick handle. Harrison called for the police and ergeant bold and Officer Boyle hearing the crict went to his relief, but the fellows seeing them approach took to'their heels and ran sey- eral miles before they were caught. They were strangers to Harrison, and could give no reason for the assault, except pure cussed- So thought the jadge, he fined Junnington $10 and the others £5 each. Edward Davis, a halt-grown white boy, was arrested by Officer K. H. Cook pulling off some roses in the Agricultural grounds, Davis stated that he was a country boy, and did not know the rules; be wanted a tlower for his mother and sister, who were walking with him in the grounds, In consideration of this the judge reprimanded him and let him off. Wm. Hill, a fine and silky-looking young man, was charged with being drunk and abusive to the officers; $10. Charles Swain, drunk and profane; 85. Frances Ford, colored, charged with larceny of a pocket book with $3, gold stud, gold locket, and gold earring, all valued at about 310, the property of Sarah Owens. This is another case of misplaced confidence in a servant girl, and which is of daily occurrence in this city. ‘O/i- cer Breisford arrested the girl and she owned to the theft; $10. Thomas Sears, a white man, assault on Amanda Carter, colored; €200 bonds io keep the peace, and stand committed until given. GEORGETOWN. ‘Ture New Main.—The work of laying the new 36-inch main is now nearly completed. A connection has been made at the west end of the Aqueduct bridge across Rock creek, and workmen were to-day engaged in filling up the trench. As has already been stated, the water will be cut off trom this city and Washington at 8 o'clock this evening. for the purpose of mak- ing a cross-eonnection with te 30-inch main at It will be necessary to ent the weter off again, probably on Sunday next, to make the connection at the reservoi ne Babcock expects to have the new main laid, all the connections made, and the water turned on by the middle of next week. Grain.—The canal boat J. i nt of Rocks, with 2 00 bushels of white corn, an barrels ot flour consigned to J. G. Waters. corn was sold this morning on private terms; the wh had not be id up to noon. A magistrate’ court was held at Catts’ tavern, West End, on Saturday last, by Justices Fowle and Barnum, during which ‘Theodore Teed ap- peared and demanded that Constable J. U. Kerby execute certain warrants he had obtained against residents ot the city whose cows had trespassed upon his grounds. The constable re- fused upon the ground that be had no authority to arrest residents of one county on warrants iseued in another, and was sustained by Justice Fowle, while Justice Barnum took the opposite view of the case. Mr. Teed then accused Jus- tice Fowle of partiality and rebellions proclivi- ties, and was ordered out of court for contempt, and refusing to go was scized by Constable Ker- by, and after a scuftie, in which the latter’s iskers were pulled, was pushed out of the room and thrown into the road, and but for bis age would have been roughly handled. AsINEss Faircre.—The chief topic among siness circles this morning was the failure of the commission and shipping house of M. Eid- ridge & Co., whi liabilities are said to be pout thirty thousand dollars, and whose assets are reperted to be exceedingly small. HE PUBLIC Scnoors.—Ci ¥ Superintendent Carne’s report of the condition of the public schools for May shows that in white schools there were on the rolls 448, of whom 278 were boys; and that in the colored schools ihe num- ber was 225, of whom 102 were boys. Ascom- pared with the reports for ron an there ts a gain of two per cent. in the attendance of the white, and a loss of one in that at colored schools. An effort will be made to obtain the court house, to Hit it up, with the aid of the Peabody fund, and use it for all the male public schools of the ci'y, saving, it is said, the city nearly $1,000 per an- vum fn rental rete. last evenin, QITY ITEMS. REAL English Cheviot Suits from $15 to 25. American Cheviot Suits trom #10 to $16. Cassimere Suits, good articles, from £29 to £25. One price only. Gro. C. HENninc, No. 410 7th street N. W. Ivory in coral set, When ‘twixt parties’ lips you see, Sezodont, "tis safe to bet, Beautifies the ivory. wes ae THE Panacea for the ailments to which the — — De liable gee st ed — Ba Sol gists, wholesale and re' by Z. Bb. Giimase Retail by the following Lay 3 pos Kidwell & Son; F. D. Dowling, 44 and C streets southwest; J. in, F, corner of 9th street; P. H. Heller, 7th and N W. B. Entwisle; Alfred McLeod, Georgetown. — eo2 Boys’ Grey Flannel Mate f Sacks, with Pants to = = _ for Boys. rice 0 gia Noan WALKER & Co., 611 Pennsylvania avenue. 81. 2 2.50 Noam WAtker & (o., 611 Penna. av., Met’n. Hotel Bx. iding. 6 Liem Coats from 78 cents to st. Coats from $3 to $7. Sonar 5 Sots es ree yo Bunions and Nails without pain or . at 625 16th street, ite Treasury. (Baltimore fice, 1 North Ottriee streets Fee gi Luom, T11 I street, between Tth and fth streets, Consulting Physician for Ladion, Bee ‘THenwowsrEns and Barometers are repaired and made to order by Hempler, near 4 street} pod secretin dhccnaineses Bev Senne y V EBY HA inden FINANCIAL AND OOMMERCIAL. Money was in good supply in New York yee- terday at Sai per cent. The currency move- ment to and from New York is w ‘ The demand which will come in a short time for currency, to facilitate the movement of the wool clip, will give the city banks an opporsa- nity tosend away national bank notes, which are still superabundant there. 1 id. 1a WET ONCY 68 eeeneeeerevened te Markets To-d: Bartiwore. Jone 5—Virginia sixes, ol4.3*; do., consolidated, Site; West Virginia's, 16; North Caro: lina sixes, old, &4,, bid to-day. BaLT MORE, June 5—Cotion firmer; low mid 6\ings. 25. Flour very auil; fi Wheat dell. Corn dull ; Mixed western {Western mix: d Rye’ firm, %ca§) favors pavers, Mess Provi pork, sistas jales of shoulders and rib sides are at OM; clear rib sides, 6% rcured hams stead ern batter lower aud im reactive; choles, 19820; tals weky quiet, 92%. York, June $.—Stocks firmer. Gold steady ney ensy, 5. Exchauge. long. A; shor Government stre acon unchanged; Lard dati, 9 andstealy. Virginia w. 50. North = pew. Bs w York, Jave 5—Flonr dull and heavy Wheat quiet and nominally unchanged. Corn dutl and dectinin; x 5,2 p. m.—Consols for money , 92%. * = soe: SPECIAL NOTIOES. Opening of French Geeds. M WILLIAN Opens To day his Last Imrortacion of TY MRISaN Goubs this Season, ANSYLV* Curse tT 907 PE WIA AVENTE. m3l lw in PARL Nattan’s Crystal Discovery will restore togray or faded hair ics original and youthful color, prevent the hair from falling out am! restore its growth; eradicate and prevent the form ing of dandruff, and answers every purpose as an elegant and healthy dressing for the hair. It diore from all others articles of this kind in containing nothing injerious or deleterions—can be used by al without danger, such as have frequentiy resulted from the use of other articles, No lead, ne sn!phar no caustic. Easily applied. Does not stain the scalp or finest linen. PRICE ONE DOLLAR. For sale by Druggists generally, and at Depot, 21 and D sireetay may20-1y A Cara. Clergyman, while resid tm South America fesioary, diecovered a safe and suuple remedy he cure of Nervous Weakness, Karly iscage of the Urinary and Seminal Orsaas, and whole train of Gigonders broazht on by banetal nt vicious habite. Great pumbers hare mn cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to beneti paring end Using this medicins, in a sain bse it Pres a? Care JUsePa rive aN Btation D. Bible House, New York City. EMENTS. for ent elope. to aBy ens wi " ‘Address, wan Dera WEATHER. a AR DEPARTMENT, joe Chie; ce. Wasurxeton, D.C., June ster, 10 a. m. SYNOPSIS POR PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS, The lowest barometer has moved eastward fr the lower lakes to southern New Engla: Clondy weather, with rain, continues from N Jersey northward and eastward. Thence sonth- ward and westward clear weather very gener- ally, except over the northwest, where increased cloudiness, with easterly to southerly winds, is now reported. Brisk northwesterly winds are Prevailing along the middie Atiantio coast ports have not been received from the sta- tions west of Cheyenne. PRORANILITIES.—The lowest barometer over southern New England move eastward slowly, followed by rising barometer, aiminishing ni westerly winds, and clear and clearing weather over the middle states during the day, and ex- tending over New England during this after- noon and to-night. Clear and pleasant weather continue very generally from the eastern guif and south Atlantic coasts to Lake Erie and lower Michigan. Diminishing pressure, with easterly to southerly winds and increasing cloudiness, from the lower Mississippi to the urper lakes. Dangerous winds are not antici- pated. — — Georgetown Advertisements. OW OPENS. The New Cash Dry Goods Store. 105 Bradge Street, Georgetown, D. C. Al (For nearly huown H.C. @, Pres roe’ years connected with the well B Ty Goods House of Jno. H. Smoot.) eived his new stock of &PRING AN DIY GOODS, embracing a choice | ‘ess Fabs Japanese Silks, Sult: ngecs in the newest ty les, shades. and tlt ‘entard and Clouded Mobairs; Gray Mixtures, for suits; Mourniog Goods: an immense bargain in Bik renadine Hernani House-furaishing ‘Goods; La- ies’ and Gentlemen's Underwear; « large wascrt- ment of Parasols aud Sun Umbrellas: Whits Goris in great variety; Notions aud Hosiery, &c., Ac Many of the above goods are from New York auction es, and are very much reduced in pr All bought within the Inst ten days, Sor cash, conao- quently curtomers will have the advantage of the r=- cent great decline. Entertaining a pardonable ambition to secare a fair share of public patronage, | have marked ‘ay Goods down at the very lowest’ price, and solicit av inspection, which will incur no objigation to pur- 2y-dty fat here. Und price. [may .C OBA - H. WHEATLEY'S ‘EAM DYFING AND SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT, O=Fice—49 Jurrexeon Srazer, rw ‘ Estab'ished 1831; premium awarded 1857; and fur ofthe oldest. fargest and most complete lighments of the kind in this country. My patrons Will consult their own interests by sending in their fellard winter goods during the summer months. Best place in the District for Cleaning or Dyciag Gentlemen's Clothing. Everything appertainins to the business weil aud promptly executed. (fice closed daily at sunset. except Saturday, when it will beopen until hy Port Office Box 723. a2 PROFESSIONAL. R. W. LAMONT WHEELER, formerly res!- dont physician of Bellevue Hospital, New York Office: Judge Loring’s residence, 1512 K m22 eo3m* Has 5 SUMMER I Ladies” Dri tenow estab: EDICAL NOTICE ral Practice of M: N on M street frem Tth, northwest p23 Sm a —I have resumed the geue- dicine. Office, second dour corner. TAYLOR, M.D. EB. Z. BRAILEY Late with Oficial He AS. U. OLEPHANE, OF. Stenograrher Sup. courts D.C. raat Porters of Chicaze tact in Ohaney Courts, Com’r., ex. @ Court of Carms. ANE @ BRAILEY, STENOGRAPHERS AND LAW REPORTERS Offices—Room 3, Barbonr’s Law Building, 496 av. near sd Room 1332 F st id 14th, ere Olatims Commaiss on So short-hand Reports furnished of ¢ mony and other proceedings in Court, Dopo in Chancery, Arguments in Patent Cases, &c. marely @, STALE WEATHER, * Suchen, ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENY. Ail orders prompily executed. DRAWINGS ‘cr building at reda Prices. Office at the old staud. Fiuot s Building, oofuer New Fork avenue atroot. @ J. PRANKS, DENTIST, ch as * opEHATIVE ANB MECHANICAL DENTISTRY. Forty por cent. less than any Dental Estal lishment in the city. 4! ra nh ASTEFENDALL. BKO'D FENDALL, ALL & FENDAL FEND: Ly COUNSELLORS AT LaW, Ce iA AVENUE. y JAMES F. BXIGN. PRACTICA) PLL UMBRE, Steam acd Gar finer bane ‘Louisiana arenas, Orders te residence, 229 24 st. Onpttol sore, will moot with prompt attention. f= 6. WiLLIAals, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Boom 2, on second floor of Barbour’s Law Buildios Washington. Removed from 454 Lowistana avenue, noli-t- AML Bi \CHTER, TEACHER OF MUSI®, tef-ly 936 Pa. ove., bet. 9th and 10th ate Sous F. BA TTORNEY AT Law, No, § Young's Law Building, ‘Washington. 0. LIVERY STABLES. STABLES. ™ e: Core Lek sarees berwoeen Dand &. and 8 fresh ‘Horess and Bugsies for Hire, f good Hurros for sale every week. eis “RICHARD VAST, Propriotor W 452, BAILOR'S STABLES, 1396 x st. CARBIAGES of the latest styles constantiy os hand snd fer hire ty the day or month. Parties, Weddings, and receptions far: aished with the most comfortable and slegant os. Particular attention to board ing Horses, and Horses always for =i oes x Ee. ATIONAL THEATER. G. Saville... Lessee and Manag GREAT SUCCESS! GREAT succEss or vax ROYAL YEDDO JAPS. ENT OHAN NDER BE: irely new—The Terrific Slide—The Bamboo Ladder—Top pioning end GANGERO'S Jaggiing. om 9 to 4. SHUMPTY DOMPTY. MONDAY NEXT Ory No.) On Exhipition (New Tso. and Sale ‘439 zu St. ar Tru Sr. D and E streets, cight above O04 Fellows Hail. ~ ‘Choice Oi Paintings, Engravings, Ch romos, &€. Also, largest st.ck Paper Window Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture and Tas. Beles. Bin by . in the District. Please rem: mber Name snd Number. jel ly" PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. E*cvrsion SEASON. ‘The Steamer WAWABET can be chartered for Excursions down the Potomac on (ndaye, Tuesdaye, Wednesdays and, ‘s nate p dcwn the Potomac now is delightful and ealth giving ‘Apply at Uifice of Potomac Ferry Company, foot of Th street. »~ GELECT BXCURSION? ‘oung Catholics’ Friend Sock The ¥ cMiateetna jem ety ANNUAL URSION TO ST. INIGOES, PINKY POINT, AND POINT On SATURDAY, JONE 135th. The steawer LADY OF THE LAKE wi ber wharf at 10:30 morning, mass at St. Inigoes at about’ "clock. spend the afternoon at Point Lookout.re turn to Washington at 6 o cia Mu Tickets (not transferable) $3; « and refreebments extra. State rocape may at Mr. JAMES LACKEY'’S. No. 60571 T° PLEASUBE PARTIES, The steemer G. 0. WHEELER can be chartered by excursiep parties either for the canal or river at from @35 to $30 per, day. Apply to JOSEPH PASSE: may 2w* _ Foot of Congress st., Georgetown. ——————— LADIES’ GOODS. J UsT BECFIVED 250 BANDSOME SUITS Of all styles. For sale cheap at 8. HELLER'S, 715 Market Fpace t. leave ouday morning jel-2w mtr bt . 5 th street, between Eand F, Has just opened an t stock of MILLINERY GOODS, ccmprising I the newest des! in Pattern Bonnets, Flowers, Bibbow: es, &c. Also, of Ladies’ U1 derwear; to all of which asks the the ladies of Washington and vicinity. S'RAx GOODS, FLOWERS and RIB- BONS, at prices to suit. at mitt 8. HELLER’S, 715 Market Space. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of CORSETS, at reduced prices. Best Paris KID GLOVES, $ S- HELLER, ertf 72S Market Space. JUST, BECEIVED—A fine assortment of Bory 8 SEPEYS EMBROID: 3 5 es, which Kam prices. Cail and focoprineed & M.P. LEROH, 714 Ten street. between @ and DRY GOODs. JOus T MITCHELL, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE jon of and0-tr FOBRIGN AND DOMESTIU GOODS As ii m st th cur et season of the year, we have reduced our prices, for the purpose of closing out, as far as poserble,cur stock of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS, and we are fully persuaded that our prices will most favorably compare with any. Cur stock rnally large for the season. and must be sold. even at a sacrifice; therefore bargaius may be looked for in all cases, "| 4&7” An inspection of our stock is requested. peed packed and shipped free of expense. ie! Crap DBY Goobs. Silk and Wool and all Wool GRENADINES, 1 SHE, Pick Tera bat Fret, LAW Ns. es: LINEN, Tgta SEEB SUCKER. VICTORIA LAWNS, &c: LACE POINTS and SAOKS, $1.5) to $50; Lace Parasol COVERS, §i—chea: in the ei ol BROUDERIES from aaction—very SKIRT WAISTS, $1; Ladies’ and EUNDERWEAR. CONNOLLY’S, 608 9th atract, Opposite Patent Office, 2481s AT BALE PRICE. On our center counter may be found AN IMMENSE STOCK OF REMNANTS, kinds of DBESS GOODS, which we are offer- ing at of ONE HALF THE OBIGINAL PRIC’ BOGAN & WYLI m%-tr 1018 and 1020 7th street N. W ADIE>S! 302 DOZEN GENUINE JAPANESE FANS, from 7 cents to @5 cach, ust ved direct from Jay cous! of over toe. kaeted diduetar vetiction eect es “wen SCENTED, FLIRTATION, BO PEEP, &c., &¢. Also, @ fine assortment of CURIOS. 500 CHINESE SENSITIVE LEAVES. B. W. BREED & SONS, Fancy Grocers, 1214 F strect northwest. 7” Liberal discount to the trade. my20-tf CE! ECE! INDEPEBDENT ICE COMPANY deals exclusively in NORTHERN ICE. Office 1: Pennsylvania th oe eet Orders Fonpecttulty LEY. ). Chron. Patriot. EAs SRACk DIAGONAL Coats. sxd 011 Penneyivauie avenne. ee en ae warioe He BEDUCTION IN PRICE OF DEY Goops. Plaid Mohsirs, from 45c. te 25c, Herter) “Gotten, irom Sc. to 150. Unbieached 4-4 Cotton, from 15e. to 19}c. Best make Seersucker Gi Seaces exeupt between 8p. g_petionts Sort ORISE DIADONAL SORN, vay bee SUMMER RESORTS, 4 TE DE LxAU MOTEL, SEWELI’S POINT, BAMPTON ROADS, VA, (OPPOS)TE FORTRESS MONROE.) Thie new and eparioms Hotel will be fully open for the recepus ™ y Ly iston of th Snd'wAlbekeprar's FIRS? « J may — Dining the comforts of home with ‘ aed Toxurlcg of the e Tent bench = exe superior feb 24 boating, bi ip alley ac. aro among the attractions « bail by ahr mart is large and attractive. Tne hous ‘The 1 B.S bw tic Hote my . 1, Norfolte _ENON SPRINGS, FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA, is72. TERMS PER MONTH, 640. TRAVELING FaciLiTIes fo Washington by Orange, Alexandria ant saa railroad, from Mar} isnd a: ° atl ioe m he Springs tu threngh deautifal scenory nd return, ¢ of till Oriol ore depat at 4:45 8. m we Ferry arriving at Winchestor and the *prines above. Fare to Winchester, $9: stance fern Springe, § 2—eame tore: urv "ATTON.— This bow SUMMER ERSORT p iP. and surronnded by the kh Mountains, three hours’ ride by reil trom asbington cit sis mow enen for the rac opt The buildings ere amg. airy rooms. Thore in the to spend the enmmer at Yatton wil 8G. W. WRIGHT. Round Hil P —Mri C. Bernie, may®) tf (CHEAP SUMMER RESORT. FENWICK’S HOTEL, Leonardtown, ft ty, Md, has of tate \ears been: ite resort of Washington! a the bot season It te d-luctefall: on Britton’s Bay, six miles from Potomac. and the ally moderate. T. N. Gorde EASON OF I872 BERKELEY SPRINGS AND Batu, Moneas Covrry, Weer ¥ a 2 Mules Jrom “Gir Jota’ Rum" Station, on B § Wil open for the reception of visitors from 2st May tothe 18th of October, 1572. All kinds of Baths, magn ficent Swim ing Pools, Natural Temperature Fabrenbeit.’ The Baths and Waters area spe for Bhenmatic Affections, Dyxpeptia, Nervouriess, Geveral Debility and diseases peculiar to femal sa. Sulphur and Iron Springs im clese proximity to Every amusement. Profesor Vit:'s Band of Ger- men Musicians are aged for the eens ra, Foo ~~ S 1 ~~ 4 Ashington at 6.45 m. ard £4) poms by the latter train supper at tt! Belay House a tis: $3 per day, $2) per week, © and Geb econd month Liberal tert for the whole ar ood for 30 day: EF Western Caicn ta Daily Mail. BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. _ N EW BOUKS Paper Money; the Boot of Evil Mann. « Pereira New editiva.. Vikram and the Varepir ene na Browning. By Mra. Hisiucs lays Works. New edition. Edinburgh Be iew. April Sears’ Heart of Christen... BICHARD B. MONUN & CO, mz LOLS Pennsylvania as PHr « soLomons: NEW RO The 8; Schelies A Boker loguce. By Gee er. The Way of the World, A Novel. Bt Strange Dwellings. Being » Descrip Babitations of Auimais ‘, ec of th y Bev. 5.6. Wo dM Bibiico. ‘Theological Le of Now Testament, G Bp Hermans + Protossor of Tarot cogs in the University of Grefewa 7 8 Fit % portraits of Relig: al Col vrities, with Brief Literary No Ine Book. containing « Civil, Milvtary and Naval. in the ser: of the United States, showing the State or Territory from which each person was appointed: er Official BI id Age to office, the State or Coaaty m which be w LF pay and emolumen ogether with the names and compena= Printers employed by Congress, or auy Department or officer of the Govern Com- Diled and printed under direction of the becretary ot the Lnterior..... The Jai of tie Internationals. By ¢ y Mark Train. ratiet in several st) ic, ‘Ail the improvement=: ext Dalis. ba: % PHILP @ SOLOMONS, Booksellers and Stationers, mayll 911 PENBSYLVABIA AVENUS NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED AND FoR ssc 5 SHILLINGTOS'S BOOKSTORE, CoRNER 4% Sr. axp Pa. Av. Goot-bre Bweetheart. By the author of Bol ese Bose is She: price. 78 cents. A Noble Lord; to the Lost Heir of Linlithgow, By Mrs Soa worth, ‘Truc as Biecl. 4 20. 0. of 5 fre trated; $120.” Righted st Last. A Nov bel Lee. By the author of Valerie Ay’ Crown from the Spear. Many Threads; 75 cents Thomas: 25 cents. North Ameri £1.80. Northern The Bandit. B Life Among the Mormens; Francat Be the author a Bo: » reel me ‘ber's Lead Pencils, Luks, Mucilage, Pere Linen Playing Cards. Feersthing ib the maduzive.pewspapcr aud cheap . Wholesale aut retal, w pubiicetion line. 5 i SUTON'S Droketore, Spl3-tf Corner a sirest and Penpa. aver Netics. ENING OF A KEW STATIONERY STUBR OFERSD BLANE WOOK MANSPACT Nt First-class fa Bre) for carh uITHUGHA BHI RAVING, PLL AND & ‘ir iy EN DING DONE TO ORDE ‘The public are tavitet to call and ew heh ez! exaniive GF "Duder Natiosal Hctroppitien Back ad Dext dvor mee ey - CLOTHING. LL 'G87, 255 DABK CoLoR $2.50 to $5, at A. STRAT! Yanie avenue. WALTER 8. COX, Antitor,