Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1872, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. | Published Daily, Sundays AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pemeytrata Sneten, soeueosnes | bad (HE EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COTY. SM. RAUPPRANN, Pree't. See TUE EVENING STAB ts served by carrier to Qheir subscribers at Tex Oswrs Pax WEEK, or Fou- 2F-Fovk CENTS PER MONTH. Copies at the counter ‘Two Cxvrs eseh. By mail—three months, $1.50; ix months. $3.90; one year, @5. c ‘THE WEEKLY STAR—pubdlished year, SJ Invariably ALPHABETICAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY: AGRICUS.TURAT, WAREHOUSES. Foun A. Boxee, 02% 23% La. ave., bt. 9th & loth sts. ALE DEPOTS, & Once Ban Per ccanet wera, Boece tha Bets. dance B McG-11, 62 F street, near 7th street. AST GALLERIES. B.S. Wariow i225 Fa. ave., bet. 12th and 18th sts. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Cel bia Law Buildin; ernst I Law & Col. office. . Ficoe building, 162 # street. x Dpace. AND, 43 La. ave., bet. 6th and 7th sta. CRIES. RAPPT, 176 ee, Ket Pa. ave., corner 13th street. 1 Bie & Bread, 20 E, Ospitel st. BAN Bows DS. Lt Band, TT Tth street. between Gand H. BASHS AND BANKEMS. Breas & Co. Bxecative sveuae, coraer 18th st. Barioxar Pang. cor. N Y.av. and iSthet Vaxaomey s Savixe & Tacer Oo..Pa. De. Moone & Fanve, @6 loth st., opp. Tr PATUS. Br. Clove Bats Rooms, corner 9h and Fatre BILLIARD SALOONS. ARD SALOON. corner 9h & D sts. }. Cr. B SaLoon. corner 9th & F ste. BELL-HANGERS & LOCKSMITHS. ER. 137 F st., betwoeu 12th and 3th sta. TSC HER. 657th st , opp. Patent Office. 1 ec. Peits & Lt & Bods, 1228 Ps BLACKSMITH SHOPS, %, (Horse Seoring, &c.) 46 & Md ave. Nook, Shipsmithg, &% Water st., Gin. HERIES. 3, Straw Ht & Bt. Bicacher, 94 Ps. 1. POSTERS. Mox xv, 7i0 E street, oppo. P. O. Dept BOARDING-HOUSES. Hovst, 633 Pa.ave., bet. Sth and 7th ste 2 XDENsT. #11 E street borthwest, BOOK BINDERS. Wa HB. Natiey, souhwest corner 9th and E sts. BOOKSTUORES. M BALLANTYNE | Retigions,&e ), 488th st..cor.D . C. PURSSLL, #2 Hh street, above 3 ¥ ADAWs. S16 F st. 0 tent Office. A. Buueway (Catholic). 936 @st., bet. Seb & 19cb. ¥. Ty & Co. .708 13th at , corner New York ave. i Baer ove. 987th st! NW. one door from I. A.B Witriaxs, (Books bought and sold.) 597th st Bax. FF eexcui, (Stationery a specialty. 613 Lath. Bickas Rozrnts, 1026 7th st.. above N. ¥.ave. BOOT AND SHOE 2TORES. . Bra x« & Oo., 988 Pa. ave.. bet. th and 10h sts. sa L Hazen ton, 423 treet, nader O. FP. Hall joovrs & Jack-o% 1169 Pa.ey .bet.l1th and 1ith sts. SLBA. 419 7th at_, ad) g Odd Fellow’ Hall. WixpsoR, 503 Tth street. between H and I. Ne. 26 Sd wt. aed) 5 Wsshington House. it Maker, 1747 Penneytvan ae avenue. Slipper Mantfacturer, 296 Tth st. 5.W. BRASS WORES. Goux rss Ls & Le:ten, 316-18 ® 18th street. BUILDING MATERIALS. SHerurry & Co. 90 Pa. > bet. 9th & loth sts. W.S.C. Renwas, Mouldings, &c.,13% st. and Canal. BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, &c. Wrrartey & Romn eR, (wholesale only) c #h & D. ©.0.5P Crk, (choice goods.) 5.W. corner #h4E sts, CABINET SHOPS. . WALTER, FB sireet, near 1th. WEAV=a. (mine pholatoring ),) 408 Ot , bet.6&7. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. LD 8. Oparmas, 25 re and 1222 12th street. . rr pmort ioe * ae 2th ats, is + Opp. Oenter Market, COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. Joesea TB. Piawt.coruer B aad ah streets 8.W, CONPECTIONERIES. BO} eat.¢ Dini mas,) 217th st., « P.O (Law. Tities, Notary.) SEALING WAX, &c TESTS. REKIIL, 12 F street corthwest. DINING SALOGSS. & bet.<6a6th z B pitol ait s east Fouua sve,, Capitol Bill, os 7 HO th street. nesr La. avenn: Fi ae Prone) . “ £ w » Georgetown, EMPLOYMENT OFFICES, Seer ss > Taviva. tl Mast. coracr E northwest. Bas i C BvtLer. 7 ith strect, soar Ee EXPRESS OFFICES Krox+ kx Main Otices, O Pa. ar.cor &h. Wised 0.68 Brive st. @mn:7 Wach Alex ‘dria GRAVERS HM. Pat ucanter (aise Die Stoker.) 2 Pu. svenne FANCY SPORES, gel Sl Marker Space, corn © oe Denkase. XV Barat a4 ith street NW *mminga, rerimped to equal new )WER EXBALNERS, + Kubatuer Mat. Flowers, 227th at TH <W seh’, & 129 Uougross at., s. Funer a Natura: F Preserved & ebabalmed, seek QE SDEIES. JOEN McClellan’. corner of La. sve. ‘nd 1th st. FURAISHING GOODS. 7 Wow! ErtaTav on S3Pi Mot. “ve ix 8 Go ANY ) 1S Pe ov. boc lieiainh ost sms & Winslow, a7 Pa ave. bet a6 & 6th sts FURNITURE STORES. Twas: Avenuetouse, 71 = rt. oe iu supertor atyle. Mich NIGHT, 147 Pa. Jyh Es (Scored hand . McKawney &@ Co., les Hair re Ba os & PEaR<ON. cor Mi &.& Daernren & Co., 910 Pa., GAS OFFICES. ry street, a = or F and ikthstreste, I. = ‘avy Tard, ane Joss F. Doxan, K et., det. 9th # 10th and Hicrsee ated accScding to pasaral formation of fect. MOTELS. £LivGTox Movs”, Vermont aye, and H street. TINSNTAL HOTEL, Pa. avcuns, near jowaks Hous. 8. W. corner Pa ay. and 6th st. MiLRY iOTSE, Corpor Mth and Bass cae FuANsL15 Hores,cor. hay; $3 per day COMPAN pe Icz Co., office, 1204 Pa. av., near 12th ICE CREAM MANUFACTORIES. a corate Lith st, & Pa. ave INK FACTORIES. ime Isx Co., office,S12 &h *t., bet. Band F. UMENT INSTR! ©. FiscwxR, Surg. Instruments & Trusses, 424 7th st, INSURANCE OFFICES. XL CAPITOL Lire Lys. Co, cor. 7th and D sts. ONAL UNION FIRE IN. Co., 43 La. av..near 7th ‘Baxiixa & Co.,615 7th st-, opp. P.O. Devt x 1425 F st’. near 18th xe & Jonns, Life a oo wore *, Fran 03-805 Tr st. Ts. Co..B t, ag't, tb et Vatchos, Jewelry, 619 Pa. are. Washth 3) BFlage we Geom THE PEACE. site City Hall. ng.) 909 7tm street. WALTER, &2 D strect, 0} ‘WEAVER, (Sino ocnveyan LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, &c. 8. as street, between @ and H. 714 D street, between 7th aud sth. 322 Sth st.. bet. Pa. av. and D st pper mantiact’r, cor7ch&B,8.W. e. Lite RS. JosEra F. Genet, 466 Pa. ave., bet. 6 and 6th ste VERY STABLES. ques Co., Willard’s Hotel Stables, 4th & Dats ALLisox NaILon. JR., 13% to 1258 E street. Wash INGTON NaiLon, 1535 E street, ay hehe nay and eH D ERZBERG , 625 Lonistan: oneti serene « aaa € street, near 7th. LOOKING GLASSES, Faaxcis Lams, 12% Pa. avenus near 13th street. LUMBER YARDS. We. pe street and canal, MACHINISTS. Joun McOLeLianp. Louisiana ave. and Wth street. MARBLE WORKS. Wivet & WiLson,1025 7th st., bet. N.Y. av. and Lat, Gizson & TouUMET, Pa. av., bet. 254 & Mth sta, HET STORES. wart Mo Narros CMARKET ld Lith #t-neer Pa.av. mint TON & PEARSON, Slate, Marble. &. cor.92D, A BR. Sueruerd & Co., Mantels, &c , 910 Penn. ave, Trcken & Susexar, GS Lonisiana avenue, MILLINERY, ae. , $14 9th st.. opp. Patent Office. re omen only ' $14 sth st., near av. AK . OFFER) A. Lyo: Jos pacers —— MUSIC STORES. Lrcas’s, 1143 7th street, neat M street. Al ., Law, Titles, Conveyancing. OYSTER SALOONS. DEN, 1016 Penn, ave. corner 11th Bin Overee Bav.(Q-W. Driver, 1i16-13 Penn. PAINTERS. = .. Rear Penna. arene, G™t howes, tao Louisiane ‘over, bet Th st ©.T. WEN, it. be 3 21 La av. a. side, bet. 6th & 7th Ghongs E. kinxstea Pen Det. 436 and ih ate J. M. TomPxixs,corner H and sth streets N. W. -AINTS, OLLS, GLASS, &c. Gro. ‘AL, Jr.. 317 7th st.,det. Pa. ave. and Det. Lrrner TIN, 609 C st., bt.6 &7, rear Met.Hotel. Francis MILLER, en enue. z near J. Haxny SYLVESTER. 1212 7th strect, near PAPER HANGERS. Doreias Mooge, 309 9th street, near Penn. ovenne, Guo. WILLNER, 429 Mh street, between D and B. i Francis WiLLNER, 1925 Pa. bet. 19th and 20th. Onas A. KRatse, 1213 N. ¥. avenue, near 12th st. W.H SpetsHotse/also,PictareFremes,) 1032 7th ‘TENT AGENTS. Beets STAR OEE. ZAI RS . - wee, Woon tN |. corner F and 7th streets. WiLL . Bor 3 Fed Block, coraer Gry & Pete near Pat, Ollie, @J-Send for circular TENT MEDICINES. Nee 4 the great Dyspepsia Rem- oF sale, 306% 7th st.,by Wm. annon, cturer and proprietor. Each bot Dee 1. SH Buy none other. HOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES. BRADY, 627 Pennsylvania av. near 7th stzoet. ©. Jon X, Pa at., Dt. 3&9; also, Photo. stock J PULLMAN, (copying @ specialty ) 932-4 F st. PIANOS. F.C Reich eNaact, 231th, ab.Pa.av..agt.Knabe’s PICTURE @ PORTRAIT FEAMES, s. L. 5 ‘* ‘ents, near 13h street _S21 Pa. at., Bat. 9th &10th ste, ‘Trevety. (obbing a specialty ,) 311 7th street. ir Met Boti| PLANING MILLS. W. 8. C. Reoman, 1535 street Bovixe. W Bitcow Oc o1 Dasiet Sutre, Phoenix Milis, 1219 Objo a facturer valain ete Balusters £2, nod dealer ts Sash-Doors® Blinds PLASTERERS. al arte ve, end Canal AND GAS FITTERS. 90 Pa.sv., bet. 9h & loch ets Sth & D «ts. ,¥.M 0.4 B. orner Pa. av. and 10th at. ‘enue, Dear 61 jt be Hesav K.Catit.70 7th street. bat G and H. Areerr E. Bing wat, 29 D street, bet. th avd Mth, Jamas O'HAGAN, 1917 Pa. av.. bet. 19th and 2th sts, Wx. Rotawatt, 113 Pa. avenne, Capitol Hill. Jas. BAGAax, (vlsd Metallic Roofer,) a3 2d st.,cor F PRINTING OFFI Green BROTHERS, 1012 Pa.ave..bet 10th & Iith sts, Josera L. Pearson, corner %h and D streets. Powerit & Gixc, 680-6%, F street, near 7"h. PROPUCE AND PROVISIONS. Swit -Potts& UNpE2uitt., 8.K. corner 9th & Dats, B.B.Younes, 533 10th st. N.W., op. Medical Museun, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c. Artacr & Deutey, cor. La. avente and 7th stract P.O. Department. 2. st.,bt.7&3,0p. Post OM ‘noMPsON & Co., 639 H atraet,cornor 7 £ & Paxvis, 695 isth'st.,opp Treasury Dep ¢ K. Witson. 517th treet, apposite P.O. Dep't. Srorns. 424 F street, near Treasury Depa W T. Jonxsox,(Auct'r,) cor. Pa. av. & 3d st. eas: Kew\zov & Som, Lith street. near Kiger’ Baak. Past H. Ween & Co..$05 Fat., Masonic Temple RESTAURANTS. JouN Scorr'sD:NiNsSa!ooxsmoals Be.) $86 La.as. SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. PERry CoLema ®, 237th at Trceer & Suez GES. Ess COLLEGE, cor, 7th and L sts, MACHINES. <o%'s, Steer & Son, agts.46) Peay, imple, silent, perfect Yom 08 ple T he best and moat perfec: +{8.¥.) 1113 Pa. Mas L.A. McLean. 816 F st Mxs. RA. Suits, 631 9th st SILVER PLATERS. EDWARD StvLPx, 609 7th etree! Bost. A. WHiTERAND, 36 D wt bet Mthalath ats, 3 £9, ap stairs iso, ladies anderwoar op. Past Office. ween Sth & Sth. SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORIES, Bates & Brornen, 619-71 G st., bet. 6th and 7th. Bs. ATRER, st... be a AND GAS FITTE STEAM ac. A.B. SHEPHERD & Co..90 Pa. av.,bet.sth & lth ste STOKE YARDS. ACKER. Ist and E streets N. W. STOVES, SHEET.IRON, TIN WARE. Warren D. Wrvite. 44 Pa. ome 4 JouN MORAN, (also Tin Rooflac.) 1s a1 Per wy Rue: Ce Oa Oa ae em Ge, 329 0th, Socata Gace aoe ‘™ Gawier, svenne, near Ith Avoisox Dat, 123 Penn. ‘end U7 Ww. son Dai ‘ave. ree Ww. Pa av. Gepitol Hill, Ww. Br’ HEXSON & Bi 1204 Pa. J 1 £ BR. = Wie ania mer ana Dares. ‘ooD AND LLO’ ARE. Gxo.P.Govr 4 Big Basket, W0u9Ps.sv.,bet uth 1th, YANKEE NOTr . dn at iB ae., bet ONS. Sen ar ea tnt ; 1 Ws ib wt, Ealso, Goods ag ‘wbolssais WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1872. SPECIAL NOTICES. Fine Old Rye Whisky. WARRANTED PERFECTLY PURE. Fen Mepictnat and Fawiny Osx. Large Bottls, $1 per bottle; or 85 per gallon. Also, all kinds of California Wines, 7Sc. and $1 per bottle; Pert, Angelica, Muscatel, Sherry, Hock, and Claret, Also, Kelly's Ieland Catawba. ‘There Wines are very superior, and justas rep- resented, ARTHUR NATTANS, Brnggist, jc3-tr * Second and D sts. N. W. risel inary, Qecovered a ante and for the cure “f Nervous Weakn inary and Semiual Organs,and whole trein of Gsorders browrut op by banefal sud ricions habits. Great numbers hare been o preparing and teil » in enveiope. to any ene who ueeds it, Free «6. Address, spur ina an JOB Reation D, Bible House, mart2-ly ‘New York City. AMUSEMENTS. ‘ONCERT AND TABLEAUX BY THE PUPILS OF THE ACADEMY OF THE SaCkED RY, AT LINCOLN HALL THUBSDAY EVENING, Joxe 27, 1872. Admission. Fifty cents, ie20-7e Commence at 75s p.m. No.) On Exhibition (New No. Otten and Sale 439 ats Sr. ar 7Ta St. . D and E streets, eight Mo 416 tie enatere Od Fellows Hale Choice O11 Paintings, Evgraviuy Al i k Pi st yr Hangings, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas: istrict. mber. jj TTC Da re PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. AMILY EXOURSION. ‘The favorite Steamer Keyport will make an Ex- enrsion to GLYMONT on FRIDAY June 25rh, 1572, leaving her whar! foot of Tun street, at 6p. mm ang turning at ll p.m. This Excursion will be select, and will give our citizens a tew hours of pleascre and tion on the Potomac and at ine Spore Music and Dancing on steamer and at Glymont. No improper characters allowed, nor intoxicating liqnors sold en board. ‘are, Single Tickets. wee Lady and Gentleman. Apply to 8. JeD-2t 609 Pennsylvania avenue, yas FAVOBITE STEAMER KEYFORT a can be chartered for select EXCUBSIONS. Apply to WM_ H. BYLES, Agent. Je22 ti FFICE OF POTOMA 609 PenneyIvania_ aren! OMAC FERRY COMPANY, 8 N TREET BARR, SVENTE Wasiixoton, June 22, 1572 Parties desirous of making excu:sions down the Potcmac, can charter, the. steamer WAWASET for Moudays, Tuestays, Wednesda hursd and 5 tri down the river cow is delightful, and the grounds, buildings, and arrangements at Glymont are cum: plete. The police authorities of Washington city, acting in concert with the Sheriff of Charles county, Mary HEART OF land. bi ed to preserve the poace and protect s from disturbance by promptly arresti rderly persons found on the grounds. Two fine steamers will be run between ‘ashing- ton and Goment on the POURTH OF JEEY. wt fording all an opportunity to make a delightful trip ata moderate rate of fare. Weber's Brass and String Band hag beon engaged for the 4th, je2s-10e by her present owners, will { wharf, foot of 71h st Mount Vernon ( mediate landings EN 1 Superintendent Steamer Arrow. JMABSHALL HALL PaViLio. beautiful enmmer reart having been en- chatter for Excursions aud Pic Wie = es) Mpecial inducements are offered to partics. rivade part NBs ay Schools ion, pereoua can now rt without fear of being an) derly parties For terms of charter apply to Capt. FRANK BOLLINGSHEAD, 7th street wharf." jeld Im QTEAMER ZAIDEE SCHELL —This st m b d ‘abtee for the safety, good orde Sil on board, can be chartered for Potemac river, at vers moderate ratea. Apply BROUGH, ‘Sixth street im and ce E ‘ursions en the PIANOS, &. BARE CHANO dace in this city t MACKER PIANO, ore durab er 0 made, I now offer t) ame Bt SS per cont. tess cash that any other Brat olass Plano cat be bougut, or for reasonable instalanents. Gall aed tzamine for yoursclves, _ deca CABL ELONTER, 936 Penna. ave. Mgst AMUSING TOY OUT:!—Causes inanimate eS figures tg dance to the music ef Fipoes. r sale by 8. L. WILD & BRO. 420, is) t west, between Ps ve id E st. ts for Sires Prana: ad man! desiers in Musical Instruments generally. janos and ali Musical lustruments Tenct ol: Bepaired. 2 tr [TALIAN PANA Just received, a large supply of Dr. AMATI'S CELEBRATED ITALIAN PANACEA For sale at W. B. ENTWISTLE’S _J26-6r" Corner 12th atre: ace Hh etrevt and Ee F sh are OPrietsxs, I x i 5 Geunite Brauiilag Pebble Boostacttas ealttt ORNS, ac. FEE, DB. WHITE, Ohiropedist, euccessfally treats Corns, Bunion: ‘b and Iugrowing Nails, &.. so the shoe cen be'worn with ense immediately after the operation. Operating Booms. 535 Fifteenth ite U. 8. Treasury; Branch Offi 1 jaltimere. Aft by eondition, fre- a ytd ok Gttontion thas aay ober parte of Sellingat cost for thirty days to reduce stock. 0) Lehn reer 4.25 jedi 907 Pennsylvania events. ERY SUPERIOR B ee POrsKIE, PANT Miron 8s to Sloat A. 72011 Penn- PPARASOLS of ovory shade, size, and color, 4 PAR ices ete en > mitt ns Baairaeece. ROP ON 2 BROTHER, 7 MACHINISTS, 64 Water Sree, Groncztown, D. 0. We tocell the of she. i ve Pin ‘Baaizo) T. Rich we hove Apisbed and ready for delivery: aad ‘Engines Re yy geo or “iingern, Pulleys, and Shafting made to order at Br pairing neatly and promptly attended to, ea i EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. PresipsnT GRanT has returned to Lon; Braneb. INTERNAL Revaxve—The receipts from this source to-day were $514,998.76. MasTER Utysses 3. Grant, JR., who has been at school at Harvard for the past two years, sailsfor Earopeon Siturday, July 6th, to spend his vacation. GENERAL AUGUR has summoned all the post commanders in Texas to a military conterence at San Antonio. It is supposed the frontier question will come up fer discussion, Dr. Hovarp Acaiy,—It is again officially announced that the release of Dr. Houard has been satistactorily arranged between General Sickles and the Spanish authorities. Vick PRESIDENT Cotrax has removed all his furniture from his residence, opposite La- fayette square, in this city, to his home in South Bend, Indiana, and will board bere next winter instead of keeping house. A Boarp oF ARMY oFFicEns, to consist of Surgeon Basil Norris, Assistant Surgeons J.J. Woodward. George A. Otis and Acting Assist- ant Surgeon I. C. Rosse, have been appointed to meet at the Surgeon General’s office on Mon- Co next to examine trusses for disabled sol- TS. Cot. T. P. Rows, president of the board of commissioners appointed by the President to investigate the depredations on the frontier of Texas and Mexico, lett here last night for New Orleans, yia Savannab, to join his colleagues. oa will immediately proceed to the re ARMY SvRezons TRansFERRED.—Sargeoo John F. Randolph, acting medical director of the Department of the Gulf, has been relieved from duty in that department upon the arrival of Surgeon James Simons at New Orleans, and ordered to this city to settle his accounts. Sur- geon Dallas Bache has been ordered to duty in the Department of the East Army Boarp Dissotvev.—The board of army officers, cousisting of Inspector General R. B. Marcy and Colonel Henry B. Clitz, in session here and in New York ter the p4st year to prepare a system of general regulations fur the administration of the affairs of the army, has been dissolved by order of the Secretary of War, having completed their work. NavaL Orricers TRaNsrerRep.—Com- mander R. L. Phythian ordered to command the Nantasket. Master Richard A. Breck or- dered to the Nantasket. Commander ©. C. Car- nter detached from the command of the Nantasket and placed on waiting orders. Assist- ant Paymaster William M. Preston detached from the bureau of provisions and clothing and ordered to the Nantarket. RECRUITS POR THE AkMY.—'The superintend- ent of mounted recruiting service has been or- dered to forward at once ail colored recruits to Camp Supply, Indian Territory, for assignment to the 10th cavalry. ‘The superintendent of gen- eral recruiting service has heen ordered to send 100 recruits to Fort Hays, Kansas, for the 3d in- fantry, 100 to the Department ot Missouri for the 5th infantry, and 100 to Kit Garson, Colorado, for the 15th infantry. PROMOTIONS IN THE PatENT OFFice.—The Seeretary of the Interior has appointed T. U. Woodward, of Iowa, to be principal examiner of the Patent Office, vice Dr. Sturgis, deceased; J M. Bowen, of D. C., to be first assistant iner of interferences, and Thomas Hop- kins, of Va., to be first assistant examiner of trade-marks. All the above are promotic from positions now occupied in the Patent Ofice. Srorrinc THEIR Ration No. 4, just issued from the War Department, directs that in fu.ure no issue of rations or s%p- plies will be made from the army stores to dians, except as allowed and restricted in following paragraphs of the revised jations “for the army of 1863: “ Wi subsistence can be spared trom the m.'- itary supplies, the commanding officer is au- thorized to allow its issue, in smal! quantities to Indians visiting military posts on the tron- tiers or in their res ive nations. The return for this is shall signed by the Indian agent (when there is oue present), and appro by the commanding officer of the post or sta- tion, Kegularly daily or periodical iasues ot Subsistence to Indians, or issues in bulk to In- dian agents for the use of Indians, are forbid- den.” 4ieneral order InteRvIEW S¥ckETARY ¢ OF THR AVACHES WITH-THE THE INTERIOR —The members of Genera! Howard's Indian delegation trom Arizona had an interview with the Secretary of the Interior at 10 o’clock this morning. General Howard introduced the Indians, after which Santos, a representative of the Pinals, Ariva- pos and Tontos; Miquell, war chief of the € » Apaches; Pedro and el: of the same band; Antonito, of the Pi them, (the Indian territory,) where be would help them build houses, give them stock and farming implements, and establish schools a churches. The Great Fatner will do all th things provided the Indians will only do as he desires them. At the conclusion of the inter view the delegation shook hands with the Secre: tary and General Waiker, and departed, appa- rently satisfied with the inte 5 d Ww, Closing THE Freepuun’s Boaeav.—Th Secretary of War hae issued a general order announcing that pursuant to the act of Con- gress, passed at the last session, the bureau of nd abandoned lands wili be discontinued after the 30th inst. (Sunday next) aud after that date al! business relating in ¥ way to the bureau—exclusive of the treed men’s hospital and asylum at Washington with all the accounts and claime conmected therewith, of whatever character or date, or whensoe ver incurred, will be conducted through the Adjutant General of the Army, to whom all the records, checks, and treasury certificates, or the amounts received therefrom, and all other funds, papers, and property, will be delivered by the first of July proximo. Atter the 30th instant, all business relating in way to the ‘*Freedmen’s Hospital and Asylum at Washington, D. ©.,” with all the accounts connected therewith, of whatever cbaracter or date, will be conducted through the Surgeon General of the Army, to whom all the records. papers, funds, and property: over by the Srst of July. whe Adjutant Gene- tal and Surgeon Genera) will arrange promptly, for the execution of the order, and after the transfer, submit for the action of the Secretary of War such regulations ag mer necessary for the future transaction of the business. Agents, clerks, and other employees, whose services may not be required by the Adjutant General and Sur lect the transfer, will be arged June 30; all others as soon as the transfer shall have im com- 5 will be turned General in —_—__+_-<ee- Tue WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains No. IV. of the graphic sketches of westward travel headed “ Toward Sunset,” "which gives an account of Great Salt Lake City and the Mormons; the Geneva conference; the Grant and Wilsen ratification meeting in this city; work of the District legislature; Wait Whitman’s new poem; coli commencements and schoo! exhibitions and butions; national and local politics; latest and best tales, poems, sketches, cle 4 together with in local news, eanington news items, household receipts, &c., &c. . ; One dollar and a half per annum, in five cents, in wrappers Se ree Burien’s Ceance ‘Now.—W. H. Weigel formerly of Gen. Butler’s siaff, and the ehiiat witness 5 in the recent stenmer Nassau suit, has been indicted by the United States grand jnry ip New York for per- and was on ¥ arrested in Baltimore. e trial will commence immediatel; B7-At the moeting of the trustees of the Pe: body educational and, in hatched Dr. Sears, general agent, Prevented his has been no annual report. It states that th. material change imthe general as; of ed tation fw the ‘oath during the year =f of the worms and the dry weather, it alt makes the prospect for a crop look rat couraging. However, if the season prove favorable trom this tim will sna es ah fair. b it m08, au others made short speeches, in which they’ said they desired to keep peace with the whités, but wanted their reservation extended up’ the Gila Tiver, so that they can get water. The Secretary of the Interior in response sai the Great Father wants the Indians to live the same as the white people, and would like to have them go to the reservation set apart for TWO CENTS. From the Old Dom! TRE WEATHER, TRE CROP: ViEWNA, Va., June 2 Evitor Ster:—The drought still continnde’ this section of the country, and is proving disastrous to the growing crops. The weather is very warm—anusually so—mercury yester- day, 98° in the shade. We have not had ra'v enough to lay the dust for two weeks, and every- thing seems to indicate a continaance of TRE DROUGET. ‘The grass crop is nearly a total failare; in fact, there is sqarcely any in this viciuity worth gat ut as hay will be hay next winter, t ground will be pretty thoroughly gone over the job will be a lightome, Oats are yery stort, aud will be rather a light erop. Cornu is loo: ra‘berunpromising, having been plauted r« sate and come up badly, and, with the ray as looking very well—better than any but without plenty of rain soon, ¢ ‘mall, The prospect for most Kiucs of very fair; cherries were very fine, but ar abont gone. I had the » & few days since, to leasure of paying a ajor Williams’ rruit orchard, and saw there some of the largest and most delicious cherries I ever saw or tasted. The major informed me that he had cut one through the center and meacnred the diameter, which measured 14 inches the longest way. Politics are rather dall here just now. The conservatives are waiting the action of the Bal- timore convention, before cully deciding whether to adopt the WHITE HAT AXD Coat, or some other costame to be decided npon at the convention. The republicans are pretty nerally going for the Smoking Warrior; but a few are on the liberal platform, and perhaps a i: few on the fence. Since writing the above; we have had a splen- did rain, which has caused na‘ure to wear her most splendid garb, uo. Trial of a the Murder of WHAT THE FIRST SIX WITNESSES TESTIFY. At last the trial of Stokes, charged with the murder of Fisk, has begun ia New York, and is progressing with more rapidity than was hoped for. ‘The first witness examined yesterday was John G. Hill, who testitied that he heard the shot fired, andsaw Fisk after he was wounded, he then heard some one eay, “ That is the man who shot him.” Witness recognized Stokes as the man so pointed oat. The second witness examined was Francis Curtiss, ot Boston, who testified to hearing pistol shots; went immediately to the head of the stairs; found Fisk on the stairs; heard Fisk ask, ‘* Will any one protect me trom this assas- sin?” Witness went to Fisk, asking, “1s this you, Colonel?” Fisk responded, “I am shot.” Witness helped him up stairs. Fisk pointed to his arm and abdomen, saying that he was shot in those places. Took Fisk to the receptio room and sat on the age with him. Cap Byrne asked Fisk if Sto shot him. swered “ Y bim out.” ‘The third witness was Peter Conghlin, a ser- vant in the hotel, who testified to bearing shots, and seeing Stokes at the head of the stairs, and Fisk lyin, the bottom, with two or three people assisting him up. John Chamberlain testified ¢hat he was in Fisk’s office in the opera house the day of the shooting, and saw Stokes drive across the ave- nue at balf-past three o’clock, and look in at the window where Fisk was standing; Stokes wa< st in the direction of Mrs. Mansfield’s. Patrick Hade, a servant at the hotel, testitied to hearing shots, and seeing Fisk lying at the toot of the stairs. Thomas Hart, doorman at the hotel, testified that Colonel Fisk entered the hotel at five min- utes of 4 on the 6th of January; saw Fisk coming n es was the man who if he recognized him.” Fisk an- es, that is the man whoshot me: take up stairs; saw Stokes on the’ landing, com: along in a stealthy manner and walking lightly; Stokes of the stairs; heard him say “Now I have got ‘ou;” he then drew a pistol, and, resting bin and on the bannister, fired one shot, at which Fisk staggered; Stokes then fired a second shot, and Fisk threw up both hands, exclaiming, “Oh, oh, ch, don’t,” and slid down te the bottom of ng slightly stoopi iked t9 the head the stairs; Stokes then turned toward the main staircase, and in passing witness said “Some- body has been shot there, and he ought to be attended to;” witness replied ‘Yes, an you are the man who shot him;” witness followed Stokes and saw him throw something away. NEVA BUSINESS Iv PARLIAMENT— and 6 Cladstome’s Lips Unsealed at Zast.—In the Kiritiih House of Lords yew Lord Granville stated that he had been from Geneva that sired its deliber: then at some en ceedings betore it since the first fth instant. When he ma: s! no longer de- ept secret, and uesday last that the Unit vuid not further insist on the indirect claims before the tribunal, and that they might be excluded from all considera- tion, he was onterrupted by cheers from all He conclude that the motton for adjournment cordingly withdrawn lations of the t great k 1s sired be barmonized and strengthened by the treaty of Washington. A similar statement was mace in the Honse of Commoner by Mr. Giadstone te that by Lord Granville in the and iv con: clusion he pronounced the versy between the two nationsended. He was trequently in- terrupted by cheers, and when he had finished tt parts or the How would applause was long ned In reply to # ion he said unequivocaily that the United puld never rev claims e treaty of W > such u idea had either be A Bas someti making their wills overreach themselves in the matter of attempting to deprive their wives of their just s in pro} erty left by them. In Juné. 1567, Conrad and Margaret Hagaman were d vorced by the cir cuit court of Howard conaty, but auume reconciled shortly afterwards, and again sepa rated in 189, failing howev to have the divorce revokelt. While ins state of s the bnsband died and will the gr of his property to St. Aly c city, and made no prov resisted the will, and was by ¢ allowed one-half of the estate. taken by the opposite party ppeal was which has resy in the ¢ safe the orphans cng Her yesterday contair the chorus. ‘The programme w best of the week. The Frenel German bands were gre re da double over their popular responses ‘vas intense ame Rudersdorf? was the on.v vocal « Handel's “Sampron.” Straus was § but assumed his place, and led a polka, which created great euthy Greeley is expected to-day on Satur FRENcHMES {TED BY 4 PLay.—“R, bas,” a play, which, npon its repr ation in Paris last Februat considerable excitement, the r Is alleging that it was a libellous caricature of the ultra republican party in general, and Gambetta in partt was presented in Bordeaux Wednesday night. and again Caused disorder. So violently did the audience manifest thetr disapproval of the per- formance that the gendarmes were compelled to interfere and arrest a unuber of persons, when order was restored. pl ner Gotpswira Maip Maintain: HEE Rerv- TATION.—At the trotting at Prospect Park fair grounds, New York, yesterday, the purse of 5.000, mile beats, best three in five, wa: di- vided as follows: €2;250 to the rst, $1.50 to the second, $1.00) to the third, and $500 to the fourth. The entries were Goldsmith Maid, Lucy, American Girl and Henry. American Girl was withdrawn, being lam». The Maid won the three heats easily. in 21 ¥, 2.19, and 2.17%. The most exciting part of the race was the contest for the second position, between Lucy and Henry, which was successively taken at the end of each heat by Lucy. A Ccnaw TRArToR.—Gonzales, the Cuban leader who surrendered to the Spanish troops a few days since, has been guilty of an action which will stamp him’ as a traitor of the dee pest dye. Not content with deserting his comrades he betrayed them tothe encmy, and caused a number of officers to be captured and executed Two other traitors bave joined the army, and will no doubt Lunt up late companions fot execution. A Youre Lapy Strassen sy wee FATHER. Wm. J. Tomlinson, 577 Henry street, Brooklyn, stabbed his danghter Elizabeth with a case knife yesterday, inflicting wounds of a ous character. ‘The alleged cause is the daugh- ter’s persistence in rece! vow Ha attentions of ——- against her father’s will. The young dy was ing the pi it a ras ee es anes the time. Her _————— es Wiliam B. Wentworth,a Boston young man committed suicide by sii himself a Ch ‘Monday evening, while Hide ti the besa’ Helen” + lhe & wile and child. This Afternoon’s Dispatches, Associated Press Reports. ed SITUATION AT GENEVA. THE nD Brack Clear for Business. CLAIMS PORMALLY RULED OUT wRT. Herald Special. }—The to-day was the most Gesava, Jina weeting of the important yet beld ized by che production orton fey “4 argunient. How much ree oh Of the many dinta® beer made ye ecessary consequence thi ect claims, if not distinctly wit nre so far neutralized by the ‘ment of clther sie that they are out of ‘Tbe dificulty in regard to the indirect overcome before the English agent uted te lodge bis argument. THR RXACT rorxT * this solution is that each of the arbitrators 1 give a written opinion om the indirect ms, Wbich will thus be formally shut out. it bas ‘ab been a matter of understanding that several members of the court held views inconsistent with the maintenance of the indi- rect claims, but it becomes certain that, with the writen — of the five arbitraters on record, it would be on this point ust the United Staten, raling out by adja agai ¢ Un nm out jadi- cation that part of the ci to the wv if a tation of which England objected, No fair Opposition could be made on the part of the Cnited States to adjudication on this it pre- vions to the presentation of the lish argu- ments, becaure it isthe: of the American counse! thai said argament is, after all, which she maypresent or not, as she ehvoses. In short, she i+ and has been in court al! the time, and any jv nt made now would be fully valid. ‘This onrs Was t! creforé agreed upon, and the court adjourned. Beth Fides Content with the Issue. Later —G=skya, June 2i.—The judgment of the court on the indirect claims is not to be iven to-mocrow, but is given already, the tri- unal having disposed of the indirect claims dispate. Thus be! gg gle definitely and satisfactorily setth The arbitration gues on, and both sides are content with the issue. What the London Papers Say. NDON, June 23.—The statements of Gran- «i G'adstoue in Parliament last night an- vuncing the decision of the tribunal of arbitia en on tbe indirect claims forny the subjects of the leading editorial articies of sll the don morning journals, The Times Says the decision is eminently satis- factory. All Englishmen and Americans ought to be grateful to the arbitrators, who have — themselves true benefactors of both engiand and America. The man who rescued America from diseredit is Charles Francis Adams. The N+ws says the result of the indirect claims controversey is a triumph for the dirmness and patience of British Ministry. Society has now an example for the employment of a peacetul tribunal, not to complete but to s bersede the work of the sword. The News also says Mr. Schenck deserves credit for his course during the negotiations between the two govern- ments. Other morning pay likewise rejoice over the manner in which the disputes between the two governments have been settled. ——e Le = JUDGE M'CUNN’S Case. New York, June 2&—The withdrawal of Judge McCunn from his trial at Albany is a subject of interest among lawyers. McCunn bas resumed his preme court, and his counsel say that his case must be passed upon by the court of appeals if adversely decided at Albany. They claim that the eatraordinary rulinge of the senate forced them to retire.” A letter of one of McCann's receivers, very damaging to the defence, was found among certain papers, and its production —- McCunn, and, it issaid, moved him te withdraw 80RD BOY, fe, who sells papers before rs, Was yesterday adjudged 0 were examined for the A aamed John OK. and after schoo! b ¥, after ob- ae reorgant- carry and Great under one management (WENT—OF RRIK. Mr. McHenry Engtich banker, states that he has come sulvauce the interests of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway by alding on of anew board of directors ot the Erie Rallroad, and, if possible, place Erie ¢rder fali control of the former company. General McClellan and S. M. Bariow were closeted with Mr. McHeurv during the day. It is generally believed that either General Sickles or General McClellan will be the next president of Erie. Gould is apparently not thought ¢ THE PLACE OF STRIKER r of new men have taken ing stablemen at 4 police guard the st the strikers asnauiling them THE STORER TRIAL morning. There was a large ading many ladies. Jobn P the hotel, testified jes to prevent was resume crowd prese Redmond, b Fisk asked oking up saw Stokes at n witness saw enter with with a pistol in Fisk staggered back, leaning Fisk was helped up stairs, dentify Stokes as the man who shot him, Richard Wandeil testi was a sport he main en ooting; saw woen & ran ion of witness by jokes go in at it fve or ten minutes af own Broadway; Fisk got hotel by the fadie but heard purder shortly after, and saw Stokes in the of ibe ofitcers. The cross-examin ‘thing additional. ab os = Mexico. TRAVINO ES SALTILLO—MILITARY ROUBRRIBS STILL CONTINUE. Matanoras, June 2.—(Herald special) — Letters trom Camargo to the 25th instant, au- punce fe capture of Saltillo by Trevino. eneral Dur-oga is moving on Camargo. Gen- Vailos is preparing to retire hither. The revolutionist leader, Portugal, is still operatin, outsine of Matamoras, capturing mails a: levying 25 per cent.on all property going out ot the city. Many merchants are closing up business for (he purpose of avoiding the mew 10 per cent. state tax, and anticipated forced loans. Diaz's private secretary, Justo Benitez, arrived at Brownsville to-day to communicate with Trevino. He anticipated finding Mata- moras besieged. He eays Diaz is in Jalisco. Benitez is very reticent. —_—-———. Hon. Engene Hale Renominated for ress, Bancor, Mz., June 28.—The fifth district ——_—- Dilegal Fees. ALnany, June 2%.—adge Prindle’s trial the Seuste on charges ee ~ty4 and surrogate, iy, com- lace on the bench of the su-- i a ony the New Jersey'state con- venthon, representing Lodi township. Me is for Greeley, of course. The republicans of the third Lovlsiana die trict have nominated Chester B. Darral! for re- election to it is reported that Andy Johnson stands no show for the democratic nomimation for Con- Tex wan-at-large in Tennessee. German ts are to meet in Balti- cratict®!¥ 7, t© strive to influence the demo- Tt makyyePGon in favor et Greeley. that “no Andiapapolis Journal hot to = 4 Bo men aro quite #0 ho! were the nat fk ‘ays “So entire a sma sas the for cinnati plaiform and ticket at Bor, be Cin: imply, will be nothing less than ~1 that organization.” A Monster Icenenc—A Rare Chance 9. Dealers.—According to a St. hundred to igators are will be om account of the southward movements of these im: i harbor, wt ce dealers will at once ‘ime ** Rock- land Lake.” If it is to come let it Ua means broiling OM A FRAGMENT oF OvereR Sueri.—dJames O'Neill, ex-member of the New York Aesembly trom the ninth ward, and chief the excise board, came to his death in a manner as singular as it was painful. ‘1he doc- tore in making a. "mortem examination found test testines had been cut bi the a small bit of eyster shell, and their contents al- shell lowed to escape through the opening. The bad evidently been in the stomach bat a time, and had. no doubt, been unconsciously swallowed by Mr. O'Neill while taking bis even ing lunch. _—<—$—$ A WORKINOMAN in New York a1 theorgan- ization of an association of married men, and for the following reasons: “1am a workingman and @ married man, and think it about time that we formed 4 married men's association to protect us trom the young men that belong to the unions. Asa body they are. the poorest workmen at the trades. They don’t care machs about work, but we have wives and families, and they must be provided for. Let us call raceting for that purpose, and it will be weil tended, and act tor ourselves.” Ace axp Divorce Simrtrrign ry F ‘The marriage ceremony in Japan con- sists of the man and woman drinking wine from the same cup. Divorce ix not mach more elab- orate than marriage. The husband gives the Wite a piece of paper with a few lines of charac ters on it and the knot is untied. A translation of the lines is given by a recent correspondent ‘ou. I thinkee you likee I give you piecee a foe by. Tae Lanor Ac Xin New York appoars to be no nearer an end than it was two months age, and both sides yesterday exhibited Tmined firmness of purpose. is now de- that the citizens’ ass yu Las offered w iate between the con’ nts. Th heen revived the strikes of the up! cabinet makers snd carpenters in several shops to misunderstand The men ot Z machine factory voted yesterday to continue the strike. | _ Ixse 108 iN A State's Paisox.—Up- | Wards of one thousand convicts of the Auburn | state prison attempted an rection yesterday, | wut before t 4 inflict any damage upon j the guards solldiers were | marched i prixon enclosure and the im | surrect Nearly two hundred of the ion quelied. | leading insurrectionists were placed in celle, | and will be fed on bread and water until sufti clentiy prnisbed modesty of the ails t b is as follows: “They love and en exercise like their brothers; with f at six years, ther ride on hors | take long walks.” Active lif | strengtheus the pllegmatic the heart is grows healt eck Ma A Wratruy Loses $1,000 awp Comx- mins Sricipe—Jdames McKeag, a prominent | contractor of New Brunawick me elde by 2, on Tuesday night, He had rece | in Lee avenue. AKBS, about ned trom the ot 1 cight inches in length, hot asonef ur. years year for the last five years. H. ba and bar nearly lost his men’ } bundred gt | sucered ters powers BARANCE OF 4 Diviwe.— Vicar Gener- 4! of Nascau Island, visitor of Kev. Father Giea- son of St. Avn’s church, Brooklyn, di peres mysteriously after the church picnic last Phure- day and has not been heard from since. Much apxiety is felt about the matrer. S7'Secrest & Higby it # female real estate firm at Chetopa, Kan. S7 Peddlers in Ew give servant girks barcotics and steal their - @7 Chicagoans call the Inter-Ocean “the paper that parts its name in the middie.” 27 The man Who “stood upon hisown responsi- bikty”’ is to be indicted for infanticide. = =7The Delaware peach growers mal, customary annual prediction of a poor ccop, Disay