Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1872, Page 1

a a at TTT THE EVENING STAR. | Published pally, Sundays Excepted, | AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, | Penusyivauia Avenue, cormer Lith St, av Ts WSPAPES COMY, | vak EVENING STAR seater G TER EVENING STAD ts verved by courrier to thelr mubscribers at Ten CENTS PER WEA. or Pos- t1-FowR Cents PER MONTH. Copies at the counter Two Oxnrs exch. By mail—three monshs, $1.0; | oft months. @5 O; one year, @5. I THE WEFSLY STAR—pcblighea rriday—@iR { rear, SP Invariably in advance, fe both eases ead Ro paper sent longer than paid for Che Evening Star. —______. vee. 40—N°. 6,623. WASHINGTON The Triat of Stokes. FISK SAID “EE Was TOO OUICK | Twn.” om MO THAT New Yorn, J conrt over the repo of dodge MeConr The first witness in the Stokes He testified iat he sa apcars band cangh TS, nO OMe WAR preser. mst going to nk +A “He was too ¢ on bim, for he was +1 carry two my » . @ * 4 & 4 D. C., SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1872. TWO-CENTS. ght oct mo tentradcuons Ges. Te what the deferce wanted to prove by OF Botes of advertiving furnished om application ALP DABETICAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY: | et ASEICULTURAL WAREHOUSES. doy A. Dacre 95 28:32 La. avo., bt. oth & loth ats, E DEPOTS. Atbany Ale, 9 La. avonas, sey's Phil's Sle, Goorget's. + 2 F street, necr Tt atrect. GALLERIES. t S Pa. av: AXY - bet, 12th awd 1st ste, x ® a. Bey L H.W. Bees -cor 9. Hooe butiding AVCTIONEERS. * t Co..8. W. cor, Pa. ay and p - <. 1001, e-". th and D a Pa. ave , corner 3d sti NGS, FLAGS, &c. Tit Market Space. 43 La. ave, bet. 6th and 7th ste. BAKERIES. Sto. 8 Kecrrr. 176 Pa ave, commer lath ereet. Cmax, M_ 1s us, Nat'l Pre & Bread, 230 £, Oapiiei st. BANDS. Bory Hirt Vax, 70 7th street. between Gand H, BASKS AND BANKERS. Bees £ Co... Exec arena 1 1Bth wt. BarioXaL Savines Bana cx Savite & Tevst Co.,Pa.av.op.T.Dt, SIN, GUS 15th st., opp. Treasury Bep't 2 Kooxs, corner 9th aud F stre BILLIAKD SALOONS. fuartox | ABD SALO rner Sth & D sts. Br. Cr a oon. corner Sth & F eta, BYLL-HANGEKS & LOCKSMITHS. Q Seuszicea Fs ween 12ih and 13th ate, 2. Fe 5 Tih #t opp. Patent Office. 3.8K ckntixe. Flee. Be 2 Rods, 123 Pa.av. LACKSMITH SHOPS. se Shon 45 & Md. ave, ke Shiperttha, si & 56 BLEAC HERIES. 4.T. Wat \., Serew ft & Bt. Bloscher, 934 Pa. av. POSTERS. LoAT ET, 70 E street, oppo. P. O. Dept NG-HOLSES. 62 Pa E street Water st., Gtn. t. 6th an orth west. we p27th at.cor.D 9.€ 2 ot Oftcs Dd. i (Catholte) th & ith ra L & Co. 105 18th st, o: New York ave. Bax S G Barnove. #8 7th st. N.W..onedoor from L. A. KWitt is Books boaghi sud sold,) 804 7th st Brn. ¥. Fx (Stationery a specialty ,) 613 15th. Bienar> Koerats, 257th st., above N. ¥.ave, BOOT ANP SHOE STORES. . BUENs & Uo., #3 Pa. ave. bet. ih and lth ete. aL. Haze '§, 423 7th street, uuder U. F. Hall. N,1i08 Pe.sy..bet.lith and itth ses. th st, adj @ Utd Fellow: x SOR, 8S Tth ete. between H and I. 26 . Washin, 410 Pa.av , ber 9th & 10th sts. : onldings, &c.. 13% et. and Oanal. BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, &e. WHEATLEY & KOBRER, (wholnesle only) c 9h &D, U.0.5F1C 88, (choice gocds.) S.W. corner RbAE ats, CABINET 8) * se ‘be sisoUpl 05 Get, bet. 6&7. ENTERS AND BUILDERS. CHAPMAN. 097th street and 1222 jth street. HB. Row err. 613 K street, bet. 6th and 7th. 457 Mo. av., bet 43 and 6th ste xch d for groand) 613 7th st. i2 Lt Sth et., bet. D and E. oruer Peun. avonte at 5 19 Sth st. south of Buo. CIRCE LATING LIBRARIES. W.T. Nivw P; nus. bet. 32 sud 4% sts, Pa. ay CLOTHING STORES, Watt boas _s Wark Lu £ Ce, Bowes kC A. Staats ©OACH PRomrsos & Oo., 25 Sth st., opp. Conter Market, COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. Soraru TK. PLaxt.corner E and eth streets N.W, CONFECTIONERIES. B.O.Bers ning Booms,) B207th st., op. P.O ANCERS. Law, Titles, Notary.) KS, SEALING WAX, ac. W. Bautiotomax. at wholesale, 127 Tep street, CORSETS, SHIRES, ac. Deversss'(Laties Underwear generally) #8 %b s. DENTISTS - Wx Mexeict, 1112 F street northwest. DENING SALOONS. Bauvey & Bovey. Wis Pen: DOLLAR STOKES. Waltacn’s DoLLAR Stung, 4) Pa, ay., bet 486th KS. Peay (Cat's taught by role) DRUG STORES. P. Hick. Ne, SL Penna. avenue, corner S4et. J. Sis, Coruer New Fora avenue and 14th st Tuk&. Corner $b aud H si. northwest. Retsoy, 1S} Peoas. ave., Oapitol Bill " 223 east Penna. ave., Capitol Hill, DRY GooDS. corner Ith st. oe > 5 oe H La. . rice.) 1018 & 1038 7th at. n.w oust. 4 e > am? my ave HEAT! PLOYMENT OFF! jako & Tavs Sl Stn Lor se 0 Bevix EXPRESS 0 Nox's Bxeawes: M. Geb th: 6 Br reet, TICES, corner £ northwest, ® h street, near B. #FICES. 4 om *.:aiso Die Sioker,) 902 Pa. avenue. STORES, =, 30) Market = FANCY G. Ds Space. corner Sth street. Fouxe & NY Bacac cal ith street W.K Fes es crs 2th lat r ‘ape veils, trunmings, p Saye ted.Sre-crlimped toequal ue? FLOUR, FEED AND COMMISSIO: Thomas & HAxDXG, cor. 7th st. and Maryland #.M. Deaner Food Grain &c cor. Mass.ay.alih yisem EMBALMERS, |. BTOo Benanno, AR LLAND. corner of L@. ave, and 19th st. FUBNISHING GOODS. Basis 3 Gn.n’s vy na Pe ave berinsenanee! LIN »(8.¥.) 113 Pa. av., Bet lth. ims & WINSLOW, 7 Pa. ay: ‘Jobeciueceh weedhtes ed 5 © T. McKewwey & Co., 1829 Pa. av., corner 19th st. Hair Mattresses taken, opened, cleansed, re made. and retarned in two hours. GAZ FIXTURES, ac. 2 'Risaaraxan’ Cocalo Retsee Batic sects: GAS OFFICES, Ms a Wasminetos Gas Lion? Compas’, 3 10th, near B ‘Wu. W. Vatouan, for ehurches, houses, &., 711 D MATS, CAPS AED Funan Wii #7 & Bory. 96 Pa. av., bet. th and 10th sts, a Doxan, Kot., bet. th & 10th ang BRENT ised ecoceding to nararal formate, DS: Hocss, Vermont ave. and H street. ieesyat How Pa. avenue, near 3d street, corner Pe ay. and éch at. oer. BAD? #3 per day z or se EU REEEENe ee . |. W. Po & Bio .933 Ps. . Metzerott Hall, @40.v Gore Bigtacker Lusba st bot Wthaath, ICE COMPANIES. LepgrENveNt Ice Co., office, 194 Pa. ay., near 12th ICE CREAM MANUFACTORIES. Haxvery & Hoipen, 8. E. corner lith st, & Pa. ave INK FACTOR: Axaican Ix Oo., office, 512 8h +t, bet. Band F. SPECIAL NOTICES. Fine @ld Rye Whisky. WARRANTED PERFECTLY PCRS. i Fer Mepictvat axp Famine Ust. Large Bottles, $1 per bottle; or $5 por gallon. Also, all kinds of California Wines,75c. and $1 per bottle; Port, Angel tuscatel, Sherry, Hock and Claret, Also, Kelly's island Catawby These Wines are very saporior, just as rep- resented. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist, Second ant D s‘s, N. W. H Mawiine & Coy Rint ve & downs Lite & Bice, ie SWELRY STORES. 8. Pi ion sw & Oo., Watches, Jewelry, 619 Pa. ave. W.D.GLEs Vash ‘n.4&12) Bridge at. deo'n JUSTICES OF THE sbeny wie S. WALTER, 3:2 D strest, opposite City Hall. PO Weidentaiecconveyanstng. 9 Tin street, LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, &c. Jel3-tr A Cara in Boath Amertoa, simple remedy a eda Nervous We. Early Decay, NKs, 715 7th between G and H tinary and Semiaal Urgans, and the ) SHAPER, TID ra broagt on by anefil and Mi. Haxi.nty. 93 RS Oo vicious at numbers have been cared by -F.Lirriako, upper manufac this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit LIME, CEMENT, &e. the afflicted and unfortunate, L will send the recipe JonN F. Kine, 65) Mass. avence, bet. 6th and 7th aring and asing this medicine, in a sealed HOGERAPHERS, Jorn ¥. Grnwny,déa Pa. nre., bot, 0% and Sth sta ¥ STABLES. Berend Cor Wilard's Hacer Stables, lath & Dsts Atticon § yW to 1238 K strect. 3 . 1326 K street. DAN OFFICES its HERZRERG,6: oLrersix & Co..G140 street LOOKING GLASSES. FRaxcis LMS, 12% Pa. avenue near 1th street, LUMBER YARDS. Wx. NcLEAaN. corner 1S:h street ard canal, MACHINISTS. JouN MCCLELLAND. Louisiana ave. and 10th street, tho needs it, Bree of Charge, 0 any ene whi Yn Jos D, Bible House, Satins York ity.” AMUSEMENTS. rEW NATIONAL THEATER, Mr. J. G. Saville, va oN 1025 Tth st., bet. N.¥.av and Lat. Gunta eTown Pa. av., bet. 23d & 24th ats. MARKET STORES. - cer, L.A. Walke dotes and Adventures of the Fuuniest ‘Apeototes cr'vasny Wolke. aed SAR ARLINGTON ‘. . ET STORE,N. & America’s Favorite Ulnsionist. ener re sat MAREET Gl Lite st-ncar Peer, WITHA NIGHT IN FAIRY LAND. MANTLES. Box Shee:now open Se 20-tf Hamiton & Prarss OLtp No.) On Exhibition (New No A BR. Seerurrp &Co., 486 and Sale 439 Jtn Sr. at ‘JtH St. MARKRITER’ & ILLETT, 614 9th st., opp. Patent Offs. + (wholesale ouly) 314 3th st., near at MODEL MAK ac. [. Orremwax, 257th street, opp: Patent OMtce L¥ox, SI3 7th street, opps! on lo Jos PavbEER, (also Bromaingand Oilding,) 1009 MUSIC STORES. Lrcas's, 1148 7th street, near M street, NOTABIES. A.G. HaLey,519 Pa. av., Law, Titles, Conveyancing. Aiso, largest stock’ Paper ings, Window Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas- sels. Rings, Nails. &c., in the District, a7 TE. Casi: MS Please remember Name and Number. jel-ly* PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. yx cuRSION DewN THE POTOMAC 25 MILES. THE STEAMER ZAIDEE Will leave Crouch’s Bixth-street Whert, SUNDAY, July 7h, at 2 o'clock p.m.; returning about nine o'clock p.m. Tickets: Lady GC FAMILY EXCUL det. 12th and 18th sts. ., Corner 43% street. |ALOONS. 1 .. corner Ith st. MW. Driver) lites Penn. av, z Baxvey & Hepes, ‘Tae OvstEx Bay, (G. W. Driv PAINTERS. CHARLES ARMOR. 310 9th st. o-5.B pt * ac. Ly Sr...517 Teh at..bet. Pa ave Levan MaxtinsOo9 Ost..bho 87, roar Met. Hotel. Francis MILLER. 27 9h street, near Penn. avenue, S7haeay Svivester, 1212 Teh street, near M. ms earn ear Penn. avenue. RE, .» mt he Benoit Mowe. d mh otrectUetwses D and Ee The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE will make her usual BUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION, 7. 3872, down the Potemac t and return, stoppiug Leaving her whart aANcIs WILLNER, 1925 Pi a igh and 20th. | gt 9:30 p. m.,return at 10 p. m. -i213 N.Y. avenue, near 12th ickete a i Cras A. KRAUSE. i213 G oar 1 ot Tickets, 0 cints aGnkaben acer. Ww Srinsuren (ame e sonra P A 3 Moss S Cen BY Sch Am y)S. B. cor, F& 7th KxionT BROTHERS, 633 F street, near 7th street. Wx. C. Woon, N. &. corner F and 7th streets. Jons J. Hayeren, 187th st P porta ANNUAL PIC-NIC Ti GEORGETOWN SOCIALS will be given at Beyer's 7th street Park on MONHAY, JULY §, 1572, A prize ring wili be Tickets, admitting a cents. uE FAVORITE STEAMER can be chartered for select EXCURSIONS. for. yntleman and Ladies, Fifty Jy5 2t* Buy none other. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES. M.B. Baaov, 627 Pennsylvania av..near 7th street. | 41 pe ee EScpetiaak coming swpecialtyo saa Rete | Jez 609 Pennesivanie’ ateuse, PIANOS. F.C Re toeeeicn, €231ith,ab.Pa.av..agt.Knabe's (CTURE & PORTRAIT FRAMES. wae Lams, 1236 Pa. avenue, near 18th street. 1. KB. Trewey. Qobbing a spechalty,) Sil 7th street. PLABING MILLS.” nal. Bopixe. Wiircoms & Co.. cor. 12th st. and Oanal. Day.rt Swit, Phe-nix Mills, 10 Ohio ayena OR MOUNT VERNON — Oapt. *rank Hollingst ing been rebuilt and entir ly refitted, 5, will leave her ily Sunday ex of Washin inter AMES BYKES, Enperintendent Steamer Arrow. MA2SHAL1 BALL PAviLion. rT Manufactarer of Mouldings, ‘kets, Newe! : Belusters, &c., and dealer in Seah,Doors& Blinds: Nenad ee Borat baving been en- PLASTERERS. charter for Excursi wih Pic- Nic, C ony F. BIN Mass. ave., bet. 6th and 7th sta | Su' Barr Fitactces, pnts ane ceuumentet, aoe tebe, Pspec BS PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. — “4 ial indmcemonts are offered toSunday Schools pEVAR® parties N pecial arrangements having been made A. B.Suerueny & Co.,90 inna bet.ttp & th tty With the authorities of Charles county to keep order ig jeer) pc Po av and loth et, | St.this pavillion, persons can now vicit this boanti- fol resort without fear of being annoyed by disor- James FBR reune, near 6th siroet. doxiy partion. Hexev K. Oxvit, 73 7th street. bet G and H. For terms of charter apply to Capt. FRANK at HOLLINGSHEAD, 7th street whai Jel9-1m AIDKE, ©: ABLES E. MI + Capt. CHA ‘This stadnch, safe.and Grimson BROTHERS, 1012 Pa i L. PEARSON, corne! 630-632, F street, near 7th. en board, which is guarantee for the mafety, good order. and comfort of aii cu board, can be chartered for Excursions en the Potomac river, at very moderate rates, PROPUCE AND PROVISIONS. Apply to THOMAS M. OROUCH, ‘Bixth street SwytH.Potts& UNDERHILL, S.E. corner 9b & Dats. | wharf, or On) on board. 6m B.B. Younes, 513 10th st. N.W., op. Medical Museum. ed Selling OW: Selling OW! REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c. Ato? & Dixy, cor. La. avenue and 7th street. BR. M. Hatt, corner 7th and Fsts., opp. Post Office. Kitsocan & Feavza, comme 15th snd @ streots. Moont & Pax Cieee CASSTME ‘T. Jonxeon,( Auct'r,) cor. Pa. av. & 3d it. CASSIME KrNxepy & Son, 15th atreot. near Rigas’ Bank. Pit H. Weren'& Co. 88 Fat. Masoulc Teinpie, RESTAURANTS. Joun Bcott’sDi ni NGSaLoon (meals Sc.) 936 La.ay. SASH, DOORS ANP BLINDS. PERRY CoLeMaN, M37th st., op. C I Trexer & Suze SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. Wastincton Brstness OOLLEGE, cor. 7th and L sts, SEWING MACHINES. WuEsieR & Witsox's, Steer & Son, agta. #6) Pa.av, cy wre sizaple, wilent, perfoct. Siroun Lewis Baar, ogt + ¥. M08. B..2th & D HA« MARRON, (repairing s specialty ,) $12 9th st * Hows's Iwrroven,J. KRarr,ag't, av. Wekp SEwina Macuins Oowraxy, a0 %h street. The Family Favorite. €2- Examine it. CASSIME, FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS, CHEVIOT SUITS, CHEVIOT SUITS, CHEVIOT SUITS, WHITE DUCK SUITS, WHITE DUC viTs, WHITE DUC UiTS, BROWN LINEN SUITS, BROWN LINEN SUITS, BROWN LINEN SUITS, ALPACA COATS, ALPACA COATS, ALPACA COATS, Tur“ Keyetons.” A.G. Stone & Co., Ag'ts, 9128 | LIGHT CASSIMERE PANTS, ie RE Masonic Temple. Thestrongest and light- | LIGHT CASSIMERE PANTS. eat. the best and most perfect. Be sure and ses it. | LIGHT CASSIMERE PANTS, SHIRT FACTORIES, Baring 4 8.¥.)133 McLe. Mus. KA. SMITH, 529th st ; Also, SILVER PLATES. EDWARD SToLPs. 69 7th tae Office. ween Sth & 9th. WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS, WHITE MAKSEILLES VE. WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SUITS, BOYS? AND YOUTHS’ SUITS, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SUITS, Bost. A. WHITEHAND, 84 D st, SOAP AKD CANDLE FACTORIES, Batrs & BRoTHER, 619-21 G at., bet. 6th and 7th, AT GREATLY BEDUCED P' ! ine Derors AE GREAELY REBLCED BRUGES) 72h a. Op. Patent Office, a = 20 Pa. betsdu& loch ata STONE YARDS. W.J &C. A. Acker, Ist and E streets N. W. a Cloth: Popular Glotaing House: 1h PERERTEVANIS AVEEEE: ween 1th and 12th seceas jets Three Beors from Hisvente SUS: L4pes KID GLOVES Selling at cost for thirty days to reduce | a) Fee, Button 1.0) jel Jas forma aon wns st., adj’g O. F. Hall. UMBBELLAS, PARASOLS, CARES. Be G. Fence 180 Pe. Ov Det. ‘& Lath ote, ssc “Brat Poot ass ge WT: 7 Pennaylv. ME ed La Tenner ei nectgme | Seren ee ma2 & YAsKER BL} me TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches, Spectat Reports. THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION, The Fever Getting Up. Indiana First on Hand—The Pro. posed Batitication Meeting Speen. ations as to What the Convention w . EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip, INTERNAL EsverveE.—The receipts from this source to-day were $517,010'5). Lrectexant Suits, U was seriously injured by the premature explosion of a wortar at Cairo, Ii!., on the Fourth. The Fisk Murder Trial. TESTIMONY FOR DEFENCE—CONFLICE OF COTR- SEL. In the Stokes trial in New York yesterday after our report closed Francis S. Bixby testified that Stokes came to his office atter leaving the police court at York ville, and asked him if it was true t Fisk bad obtained an indictment against him from the grand jury for blackmailing; witness told Stokes the matter bad been beiore the grand Jury, but was dismissed. aos The counsel here asked witness if Stokes statement as to whether he was ther going anywhere on business; but the thought the question inadmissible. A long ar; ment between counsel ensued, but the co’ ruled out the testemony. < Upon the examination of Samuel McLanghlix he was asked if he knew that 's rnftians were after Stokes. Th mn was objectert to, and the counsel for defence said they offered as t@ what Stckes said betore The witness Ba.ley testified tha: b neat the betel; t suade him to marder. S(okes Grones W. Incacis has been appoluted agent for the Pi-Ute Indians, in southeastera Nebrarka. A DEMOCRATK Ratxion, N this mornin, which says the Four bere to-day by a larg tain Biggs. euitor ot the asareporter. He was assailed & Rut « Tue DUKE DE Noaiitxs, the newly-appointed ister of Erance to the United Siates, left Paris yesterday for Brest, to take the steamer ive im Baltl a ‘nn. Th procs, and taved Dis life tor New York. the evidence to shew that the prisoner had rea- Mie Bca ey tee tena eared) Pcs bee yy . ater son to be in tear of his lite trom the desperate | first delegates on hand are trom Indiana. The Grxraat 0. 0. Howarp hasbeen ordered to | character of deceased; also, that deceased had resident committee have comp! t return to the department of Arizona, accom- threatened to take the life of the prisoner, did actually draw a pistol first on that of January, and that the prisoner, thinking his life in danger, did, in self-defence, shoot Fisk long argument ensued as to the ¥ of the testimony. The judge ruled it all out, and the counsel took exception. James Brennan testified that Hart, the door boy at the Grand Central, told him he knew nothing at all about the shooting, but that a party had offered him $1,000 and promised to fix him tor the balance of his life if he would swear that he saw Stokes shoot Fisk. He said he bad the biggest men in the city to back him. Upon his cross-examination the witness testified that he had been sent to the house of refuge for stealing a watch; had stolen things several times before. Witness further testified that Hart had told him ditterent stories. The Labor Agitation. arrangements for the meeting on Tuesday, in- cluding the magnificent decorations of the Con- vention Hall. Bradiev Jobnson, Harr and other prominent supporters of Gre Brown have arranged meeting on next Thu declare will exceed in anything of the Presidential camy early, some specul vention will simp nominees and pl + and resolve t democratic party will support them, or e there shall be a formal nomination by calling the roll of states. The opinion inclines more generally to a formal nomination. ———_o— Associated Press Reports, murcer a democta’ connt of his politi panied by Ist lieutenant J, A. Sladen, for duty in connection with the Indians. Mas. Jaxne G. Swissa coln eloquently in the Chicago Tribune from the varions hard things said of that lady in Lamon’s Life of Lincoln and elsewhere. REVENUE APPOINTNENTS.—William Crea has been appointed Assistant Assessor of Inter- nal Revenue for the Ist district of Virginia, and Moses Merritt, storekeeper for the Lith district of Obio. cas ARMY ProMotions,—Major William P. Carlin, of the 16th infantry, has been promoted to be Licut.-Col. of the 17th infantry. Captain 5. O. Wainwright, 22d infantry, has been pro- a! sentim - Tebacce Factor Burving of Mayo & A YOUNG Lat nigt ch they asm and nambers kind ever witnessed in ay There Is, even thus as to whother the con- eudorse the Cin Rocrxow © chock thie rs dead in ber ch trom excitement. ——— The President and His Family. 6 Branca, uly 6 —Presutent Grant ant left for New Vork this morning, to sce the!r ¥ f i VIRTUAL END OF THE NEW YORK STRIKES. New York News. son ( lystes off for Europe. Ulysses accompanies POON e DE seni e Oe Ee SSey, The Isbor strike in New York is graduaily SUDDEN DEATH OF JUDE M'CCNN. Hon. A. J- Drexel and tamily, aud wiil be gone PERSON AL.—Senutor Patterson is in town | dying out. The men employed by the Howe New York, July €.—Judge McCunn died | “Dtil October. looking in good health. +++-Hons. James B. | s¢wing machine company were to return to suddenly this morning. -s0-- work to-day upon the old terms. The house ag. a J < Second Dispateh. Tue Corrcrt New York Jvpurs.—Sorer Beck, of Kentucky, and John V. Creely, of | Work comaltion propees tical mening ae The deathoe Sonne MoCons, iitmrevcaees | of the eight specitic charges agaiut M Pennsylvania, are at the Ebbitt Honse- | S'tew days to wind ap the strike. The leaders | at four o'clock this morning was the result of | McCunn, late judge of the Super our? 1a Senators Pomeroy and Carpenter are in | Cy the metal workers confess that a large pro- | great mental depression, catsed by the action | New York city, have been sustained. $ town. Portion of the men who struck have resumed | of the court of impeachment in finding him | Senate, by a unanimous vote, CrRRICAL PRomoTiONs.—The following pro- | Work on the ten-hour system, and that probably of malfeasance inofice and removing | be removed from office, twent: ruilt; “ [by Tom office as judge by a unanimous vote, | Voting. Sojiar as the Senate is His relatives who were with him at his last mo- | ©nds the career of one of the ¢ ments state that hedied of gricf and a broken | ®T¢ Charged with corruption in. heart. | others, Mr. Cardozo has anticips they cannot be induced to come out again at esent. There is considerable dissatisfaction felt at the delay in paying the iron workers on astrike, owing to no funds having been sent from the headquarters at Cleveland, Ohio. motions have been made in the 6th Auditor's fice, the persons promoted having passed a successful competitive examination on the 5th ultimo: O.T. Thompson, from 2d to 3d. class; format THE GRRMAN BAND | verdict by resigning, and the other, Mr. Barn. J. W. Davidson and H. J. Siye, from Ist to | About (00 cabinet-makersare yet idle, and they | arrived from Boston thes morning. They were | afd. Temainste be tried. It was in evidence 2d class. ‘Twenty-three applicants were ex- | intend holding a mass meeting to-morrow. The | received by the Landwehr Verein and 5th Ger- | that McCunn, in the case of Clark vs. Bininger, amined. only strikers who now manifest enthusiasm are | man regiment and escorted to Turner ball, | WAS corruptly inte ent of ——— _._ | the marble-cutters. They meet daily in secret | where they breakfasted. They proceeded to | ® Teceiver, the se » and in va- THE ADMIRABLE PERFORMANCES at the Na- | session at Academy Hall,on 3d avenue, and | Jones’ wood, East river, at noon, where they | ‘lus other matters concerning the custody and tional in the way of magic and ventriioquism, | show no Sinposition to yield tasin-point, although | give concert during the afternoon. a Aisposal ota valuable property. The trial of by Messrs. Sargent and Davies, come to a close | their strike has lasted many weeks. GOVERNOR HOPPMAN ¢ Prindle, charged with receiving mone! A LALOR REFORMER OPFOSED TO BOTH GRANT AND GREELEY. At a labor meeting in Charlestown, Massa- chusetts, last evening E. M. Chamberlain said the call for a conference ot the labor party in New York, July 30, was to endeavor to assemble those who believe’ that the only honest course for the labor reformers to pursue was to support candidates who stood on a platform proposing explicit measures for the benefit of labor. That, as neither Grant nor Greeley was the representa tive of a party of that idea, labor reformers could go for neither. If a movement was not inaugurated somewhere, also, to place a candi- date upon a platform guaranteeing the enact- ment and execution of short-time laws, conver- tibility of the currency, direct progressive taxa- tion, and minority representation, it remained in the powerot the labor reformers to inaugurate and a number of delegates from this State left | tor Baltimore this morning. WORK WILL BE RESUMED on the old basis at the Singer sowing machine factory Monday. Nearly all the strikers are taking their old situations. DELEGATES TO BALTIMORE. A number of delegates from this state to the convention at Baltimore will leave this city to- day. Among them ie Governor Hofman. THE WEATHER this morning is somewhat cooler. The ther- mometer yesterday was 95 in the shade. THIRTY-FOUR NEW CASES OF SUNSTROKE were reported yesterday. The number of deaths was thirty-three. ERIB—PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL. Nothing definite has yet transpired concern- to-night with a complimentary benetit tendered them by leading citizens of Washington. Mr. Sargent 1s exceedingly clever asa magician, and Davies is, without a doubt, the very best von triloquist that has ever visited Washington. His performances, in which he sustains a dozen parts at once, are really wonderful, WAnt THE IncREASED Pay.—A delegation representing the machinists and brass finisher? of the Washington navy yard waited upon the cretary of the Navy to-day, accompanied by en. Chipman and Councilman Cross, in rela- tion to the pay now received by the mechanics in that branch of the yard. Tlie committee ap- pointed @ short time since to arrange the pay table, the report of which was published in Taz STAR a few days since, reported in favor of in- egally, is now proceeding before the 5 Senate at Albans a Watt Waitman’s Last Porm.—The ori nal poem read by W mouth College Comm tritle more rational fn i was expected. The Newark (> says: “+ It was like @ grand old « ric; prophesy in country, abour in tine metap style chara teristic of bis is. Whatever may be said of Whit- ridicule, he has it presents a ri fi sickly sentimentalism called poetry now-a-days. He breathes into his lines an air of freedom and vigorous life that the languishing closet poets ing the secret meeting of the Erie directors held | “em too rude for their fragile numbers. Per- crossing the pay of these mechanics, upon the | a party of the future by making out-and-out yesterday. The Times information of the selec- a after ail, there is more true poetry in bis firength of evidence before them that mechan- | workingmen nominations; but thatif danger was | tion of Vanderviit as president is based upon a | Wild, untrammeled nature than in all the ics of that class in private shops were receiving | apprehended of being overslaughed by the ad- | report, although it is known that that gentie- | ‘Seshly’ rhyme and rhythm in the world.” larger pay than those in the navy yard. The | vocates of Grant or Greeley, nominations should | man would like to here wens uader his control. | que Cass o THE Evoae STCaRT.—Mr. admiral commanding the yard, however, did | be postponed, and an endeavor made to kee} THE ANTI-GREXLBY DEMOCRATS mary, ©. & oeeeel ot Gee ting Shbrove of the increase, hence the appéal to | labor reformers organized in hostility to both | held a private conference ta Pettheneen Mon. hosss ‘tn Albany, N.Y, tes romiven eatin the Secretary. for action at a more favorable opportunity. lay an: encreg od any, S.-> Mas received aévic rganize their convention on Tuesday ‘hey mect in Maryland Institue. GREELEY GERMANS. The Germans held a meeting last night in this city to prepare a petition with twenty thousand signatures to present to the convention in fayor of Greeley and Brown. A PATAL STRIKE. The father of the girl ott, who was mur- dered by her mother yesterday, had been on a strike three weeks and dissipated. This is said to have driven the mother crazy. KILLED BY LIGHTNING, A LOVER. Mary Butler, supposed to h: been murdered at her bome in Brooklyn, was killed by light- ning on the night of the 4th. 1,345 DEATHS IN SIX DAYS. During the past six days 1,348 deaths have oo- curred in this city. A PORT-AU-PRINCE LETTER says: The Huytien legislature has agreed to pay American claims in twenty years, and the Awericans are about petitioning their govern- ment to send naval veesels to follow the exam- from his vice consui that there is no change in the Edgar Stuart matter. Noiwitistanding the positive orders issued by the governor of Panama that the American forces on the Stuart shoald be removed as early as possible, the forces remain, and will continue to dose Great efforts have been made by the Panama authorities to get contro! of the vessel, but the vice consal stands firmly against these efforts. He has had bis life threatened, and bas notitied the author- ities that he wil! defend himself with arms against any attack. Mr. Perry leayes for bie consulate on the next steame ExTRaoepineey Lox #ms, who died recent] have gone to the WHAT To Do wiTH THE ARIZONA INDIANS— Recommendations of Gen. Howard.—Gen. 0. 0. Howard, who was recently sent to Arizona to conciliate the hostile Indians of that territory, has submitted his report to the Secretary of the Interior. It is very long and embraces accounts of the various councils held with the Indians and certain suggestions relative to the treatment of the latter by the government. In closing his report, Gen. H. recommends that hie official acts while in Arizona be confirmed; that the Yuma Indian children captured by Americans, Mexicans, and Papagoes at the “Camp Grant Massacre” be returned to their parents; that for various reasons Lieut. Royal E. Whitman, of the 3d cavalry, be not restored as Indian agent; that there be but one reservation in Arizona instead of two; that for the present incresed rations be allowed; that good schools be at once established on the reservation; that the Mojaveand Yuma- Apaches be allowed to remain at Date creek this season; that the most vigorous measures be taken by the military to punish the incorrigibly hostile savages; that the Indian superintendent JUDGMENT FOR THE UNITED STATES POR £100,000.—In the case of the United States against the trustees of Lawrence P. Bayne & Co., in the circuit court of the United States sitting in equity, heretofore reported, Judge Giles yesterday gave the decision of the court, Judge Bond ‘concurring. The court decided that the United States are creditors of L. P. Bayne & Co. to the amount of $100,000, and to that extent entitled to a priority over the private and preterred creditors in the distribution of the funds in the hands of the trustees under the deed of trust, which priority, it isstated, will absorb the entire fund, the assests not amount- ing to over $60,000. The grounds of the liabil- ity of Bayne & Co. as debtors to the United Siates as stated by the court are: First, that the transfer of $200,050 on the ®th of April, 1866, by Lieut. Col. Paulding, paymaster U.S. /A., feom the First National Bank of Washington city to the Merchants’ National Bank of the same city was illegal, being without the sanction of t! Secretary of War; secondly, that the loan by the bank the same day to Bayne & Co. was with NoT RY HER at the battle of S jead, was, with ma: conveyed to Corinth, ¢ to lighten the wagon Ly shortly atterward det 2 ple of the Germans, him into Corinth. where good»: knowledge by Bayne & Co.or their agent that | ‘as cananie celtecno “ Tinth. where goo go to Tonto Basin and enter into negotiations en 8 ster . Le na! RATH-ROLL. bim roun With the Delshe and Tonto-Apaches who seom | (gj'pnes <2 Toaned "wero, thowe transferred by The deaths this week, ending at noon to-day Col. Paulding, and that, therefore, the govern- ment is entitled to follow Its fa & Co.'s hands. It is understoo anxious for peace; that the articles asked for by the Apache and other Indians now at Washing- ton be granted within reasonable bounds, and —————— & MURDER or a CHILD wo butch amounted to 1,569, the largest death-roll of am week in the history of this city. 7 ds into Bayne that tho case Will be ehentn apache tie ane conn SPECIE GOING OUT. village near Clevela: that inexpensive sample houses, such as are | Ur the United @ a 2 a Europe took a million and | against constructed at the frontier posts, be built for ss ~ moe. Parma township. went to Schweitzer’s house, them. A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY— VANDERBILT DECLINES. «wo Boys Murder finding no one home but his granc:laugh*er, 1 —————— Their Mother.—A mother of : It is stated that Vanderbilt declined to accept | 2 litle child nine years vid, they seized the Ms. Cuas. H. W. Mrxuax, law librarian of | murdered by her two sons, aged 12 and issoen, | the presidency of the Erie ralirued: centers | cuuleck poured coai-oil on hor clothes, and Congress, who died suddenly at his residence on | at their owu home at West Point, lowa,a tow set them on fire. She w 1 so badly that bim by the English bondholders H{ street, near 1th, as stated in yesterday’. ¢ = STAR, was the son of the late Jno, 8. Meehan fore, and on learning of her husband's absence librarian of Congress, and has been emploved in yssince. The lady, Mrs. Warker, had parted m her husband, Dr. Warker, some time be- she died in atew hours. Before the names of the tends who coma ble act. The Mexican Revolution. ee alcaral et nsbanit's absow * ax EXPLANATORY STATEMENT. i r rom bome too! is Opportunity of visiting her zw York, July 6.—A special from Matamo- w creer. » the library for the past twenty-five years. | childrom les ¥ i ‘ . —s RECK oF a Crncts TRatN.— Joho Having fead few neg et twenty-five years. | children t Saturday she expressed a desire | ras. dated the sth instant, says:—The acsre to return to her home where she was working at the reform school, but the two sons prevailed upon her to remain until Sunday morning, Promising then to take her home. She stayed, son's circus met with an accident on at West Haven, Conn., on the railro: w going under the bridge the bridge settle: the menagerie cages un the platform care « Haven law school, before reaching the age of maturity he was appointed to a porition in the library by his father, and being naturally ot a literary turn he made himscif very useful. of Diaz, now in Brownsville, denies the alleged Proclamation of Diaz, purporting to modiry the plan of Lanoria, published in the Jaarez pa- pers. The position of Diaz is. that Juarez not Ne uM ~ Six cages were knocked « t and at five o’clock on Sunday morning the two | bein, legally elected, Lerdi is five BS Of the former; a position which he fuer with reast an roat 7 ing her they | will avoid a revolution as the last resort. ‘They represent the wealth and intelligence of the country, and if induced to ance, they can dictate their own terms. The robably p Boa not see a complete triumph of Juarez without pronouncing. SALTILLO NOT CAPTURED, RUT GOING To BRE. Dates from Monterey to the Ist inst.,andfrom Saltillo to the 30th ult., state that the report of the capture of the latter was premature. Tre- vino is, however, surrounding the city with 3,069 troops. Keunetias, having only 800, bas offere:| to surrender conditionally. vino demands an unconditional surrender. Naranjo and Bar- rajo are in Monterey; Quirogo is supporting at a distance, awaiting Cevallas’ approach from C: margo. ‘There is no sign of government rein. forcement from the interior, nor is there likely to be an assistance from that quarter at all. ws Pedro Martinez holds Sanchez Ochoa at Math- nald. Donato Guerra has captured Durango, and engages the attention of Rocha. THE TROUBLE WITH THE NATIONAL GUARDS here has been quieted. Juarez telegraphed to the merchants here to send the ten guns on the fortifications to New York to be recast. Ceval- las stopped the execution of the order because it would leave the city without guns. The follow- ing are THE NEW MINIETRY: dragged her body to the barn and covered it up ith hay. The youngest son then started on horseback for Fort Madison to telegraph to his father, who was at Keokuk, tocome home, that one of the children was very sick. He then re- turned home. The two boys reported in the afternoon of the killing of their mother,and stated that it was in self-defence and gave themselves up. ‘They are in safe keeping. — eee Wuat Junge Ranpotrpa Says Asovr Trapes Unions.—In the court of quarter ses- sious at Jersey City, on the 2d instant, in pass- ing sentence on Murray, who is @ mere boy, the Judge called on the lad for some explanation of the crime of burglary charged against him. The boy replied that he tried to get some trade, but was kept out by the trades-unions. Judge Randolph observed that the trades-unions were the worst organizations known in civilized com- munities. They disorganize communities crowd out many persons who desire to make an honest living, and something ought to be done to control them by law. The court was very sorry to see #0 smart and intelligent a boy as the prisoner prostitute his talents. In the state prison however, he would have achance to learn @ trade. Tres "TungatTs birds was also broken up, but all were sa. cage containing fifty monkevs wrecked, and the monktys are now loose in West Haven woods, The loss is estimated at ability up to the time,of his death. It was frequently said of him that he could give a fair synopsis of the contents of any book in the law library, and could always go to the direct spot for any work required. Whenever the report of any particular judicial case was needed, Mr. Meehan could invariariably mention the work or volume in which it could be found. He was & gentleman of rare social and intellectual qual- ities, and esteemed by every one. He married & daughter of Hon. James S. Marvin, late Kepresentative of the Saratoga, N. Y., district, and the owner of one of the largest hotels there. Mrs. Meehan, with her two children, was ona visit to Saratoga at the time of the sudden death of her husband. He retired as usual on Thurs- day evening, and not coming down to breaktast yesterday morning, the servants, after waiting some time, went to his room, and found him ex- piring. Medical aid was promptly summoned, and every effort made to restore him, but with- out success, his death being caused by apoplexy. ———_ Gompemirn Maip Against Boxxen’s Horsxs.—Budd Dobie, the driver of Gold-mith Maid, has published a challenge offering t) "r t ¢ ith Maid against Mr. Bonncr's horses Dexter and Joe Elliott, the best three in ive, tor Pros- Fate or THe Fanwte.—The lea lers Cuban expedition on board the steamer Fa ie, with twenty-two of the men, exceped in the ship's boats and are now on their way tothe United States. They state thyt the ressel stra ck on 8 reef, and that they set fire to her them- selves after landing the cargo. ably but little do Murat Hatsteap’s Way or Breaxine OXEN.—A correspondent wants to know “how we would break an ox.” If only one ox, a good way would be to hoist him by means of a long chain attached to his tail, to the top of a pole forty feet from the ground. Then hoist him by authorities. THR SENSATION STORY Of gross 15% United States flag by the Canadian author! is Completely put to rest by a publis! the ¥* RESIGNATION LOSING THEIR Fonce—The questions of the resigna- | Foreign Affairs, Jose Maria la Fragio; 1H. gg Tree a ee eae eared Shing ves descend to his back a Uve ton phe de, oki: | Gon ofM. ‘Thiers and the appoiatment of aii. | Govetements, B. Gorm ies ee: Home, Bis captors’ nad en ee tes en eat Kindly by that don't break him let he tee er ratry | UmVirate has been again mooted. The left | sury, Fran Mijia; War, Ignatio Covalias; Inte- | union of the fieg, he Grmly bellenes that tae ow and trust people for subscripting 1 now unanimous tn their support of the | rior, Belicas. Cevallas has just telegraphed | ymon,0t the flag, he t simple ignorance of the ‘Cincmnnatt Commercial ea has distinctly assured them | that he is starting for Monterey. second ofiicer in commatnd, was lett ene eee that he would nat resign in any event. He de- ae Te charge of the prize. » Tux Philadelphia Press gives the foll formed of the intrigues From Europe To-day. —? sli e scale of titles, hien Sve hiner alone and intends to defend the interests THE SPANIGE MUDDLE. REPAIRING THE Human Bopy used for “Good Dr. Greeley,” ashe likes to neee lic with firmness and all his power. | Mapgip, July 6—The have re. | ion of utilizing one part of th. = better tne ener ony mares "OU | prune aga ng cntneL EPR fue | net hy derminan eat im | opus wer Maina pm re ol el a iD, G ” Horace Greeley. April—-Horace Greelen’ May. | bation by promising s Triumvirate, to be com- | and will tein voting for members of | anda space aereral inches om tae part Mr. Horace + June—Honest Uncle rose the Duc de Brogie, Sy rg pon Several pieces of desh were with th —_ on the Tas C ae Siravesne- ith the adm: of the government. some ys bave all “taken pod says: ‘There are men, of fancier ‘le, who will resent a — Yor: daring the Bret ‘ive days of tus Leet Shae ar aes S7-Mzs, Philo died in Philadeiphia Ce eS S7The coroner of Philadelphia Seimilineiowas at ee arr. ste St of insanity, font wie ane Leve Wear?” after inflicting advising her pony cepa for the ih i ! 87-A coal mine at Obie, took on Wednesday afternoon ‘men Doherty, and Comne- & boy, were in the mine. Lf % Boston SF Jacob H. Seibert, preesman of the Phite-