Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1872, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. 4T THE STAB BUILDINGS Peunsylvania Avenue, corner Lith St. #08 EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COWT. SM. RACPPAANN, Pres’, —o—_— RE EVENING STAR is sorved by carrier to subscribers at TaN CENTS PER WEEK, or FoR 81-Four Cants PER MONTH. Copies at the counter wo Cxyts cach. By mafi—three months, @1.0; ‘Siz months. $3.00; one year, $5. THE WEEKLY STAR—publishet #ridsy—@1X | ® year. ly im advance, fa both cases ‘and Bo paper eent longer tham paid for. SF Bater of advertising farnished on spplicetion cc Ve", 40—N°. 6.041. ‘oening Stat. WASHINGTON D. C., SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1872. TWO CENTS. ALPHABETICAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY: ining Cards of First-class Establishments ays joo of Basiness in the District, AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES. ‘A. Bexen. 926-22-0 Le. ave., bt. sth & 10th ets, ALE DEPOTS. | "a. av., Metgerott .P.Gorrs 1009Pe.a¥..bot.l0th&lith. ICE COMPANIES. Ung? Envent Ice Co., office, 1904 Pa. av., near 1th ICE CREAM MANUFACTORIES. Ganvey & Horpen, 8. B. coruer Lith st. & Pa. ave INK FACTORIES. Am=Rican INK Oo., office,512 9th *t , bet. Band F. INSTRUMENT MAKERS, © Fiscr eR, Sarg. Instruments & Trasses, 424 7th st, INSURANCE OFFICES. Te! Ins. Co., cor. and BD ets. Baer'st Caritot Lire Inxs pons pe sear th fational Union FIEE ° xx & Co. ‘ope. P.O. Dep. onnrve & downs, Fire, lab Fst. pear ish if a Pameate Ui, toe. Oi: aoa cts lids an cia Hoyorsse3-9°S Th st. L, Schmidt, ag't, St st ES. W. 20% F at..Wash o,£12) oe JUSTICES OF THE PEAC! dear WALTER, 32 D street, opposite City Hail. EC, Waaven,( iso conveyancing.) 909 7th street. LEATHES, SHOE FINDINGS, éc. W. 5. Jenns, 7167t , between G and H. JOuN 0. SHAFER, 714 D street, botwoon 7th and sth Jos. H. HASLSiIN, 322 8th at. bet. Pa. av. and D st J. F_Lrepuatb, upper manofact’r, cor.7tbaB,3.W. nh street. ETT. Buita'g, Sth st mbia Law Bull Stree LIME, CEMENT, &c. Tnatt Law € Pct. ikessaasTi: | Joun F Kivo, 631 Mass. ovenue, bet. 6th and 7th. Hooe baliding, 180 ¥ street. LITHOGBRAPHERS. ONRERS Josern ©. GuDNEY, 465 Pa. ave., bot. 4% and Sth st 1 & Co..8. W. cor. Pa. ay. and 9th tt, VERY STABLES. LLIAMS, 1001, cor, 1@th and D streets, “eae Co., Willard’s Hovel Stables, 14th & Dats Pa. ave., corner 34 eres Cast, ALLiso™ NAILOR, JR., 1890 to 1835 K street, FLAGS, ae. WasnineTon NaiLou, 1596 B atrect. Mari ks N OFFICES. 4S beeen he 22@, 625 Louisiana. av. and 621 0 EKIES. 9.1 644 © street, near 7th. " 746 Bi ©., corner léth street. L@OKING GLASSES, Gnas. Mia cs, Nat'l Pic & Breet, 200K. Oupitel st, | pp LOOMING GRASSES. nar 18th street. oust D LUMBER YARDS. ‘AND, TIL Tth street. between Gand H. BANKS AND BANK®£ES. & Co., Executive avenue, © L Bax. cor. © We. McLEaN, corner 13th street and canal, MACHINISTS. Jon McULELLaND. Louisiana a orner 1éth st. y, and 18th st & TRUST Oo.,P: op-T. Dt, Moor & Paxvin, 06 lich st., opp. Treasury Dep't BATHS. EATH Booms, corner 9h and Fatre NS. L.A ARLINGTON Market, L. A. Sernoronitas MankeT STRE,N, Hyatr’s NATIONAL Manger did il TON & Pearson, Biate, Marble, Bo. oor. 9&D. ea. 1207 ¥ between 12th and Lith sts, oc wie st se nRPHeRD & Coe Man 0 iEolwe Fie Bells CEP e Bode ins Peay, | RUCKER & SUPERMAN, 6 Louisiane avenue, BLACKSMITH SHOPS. EROMANT Tr, ‘AILORS. Devin & Co... N.Y.) 1113 Pa, av., bet.11th&isth sts. ILEENERY, &c. ee Ecert, Gc oh st., opp. Patent OMgs, X, (wholesale only '314 8th st., near av ODEL MAK EES, &c. U. Orrexsax, 06 7th stroet, opp. Patent OMce, om, S13 Tt! oppost he joet Patten, (also Bronzing and Giiding,) 100% %. MUSIC STORES. Locas*®, 143 7b street, near M street. Law, Titles, Conveysnoing. det. 12th and 1sth-sts. . corner 4% street. SALOONS. LDEN, 1016 Peun. ave., corner 1th st. Bae Overen Bav,(G-W. Drivor,) 1613 Pean. (Horse Shoeing, &c.) 46 & M4. ayo. R Pulpamithng, 84 & 88 Waser st, Gta. BLEACH ERTES. B.T.Wiitixs, Straw Hit & Bt, Bleacher, 94 Pa. ay. BILL POSTERS. ARE IN H« 22 Pa. sve., bet. 6th and 7th sts . KLOLNDEN=T, 511 E wireet borthwest, Beek BINDFES. Wa _H. Naccev. son:hwest corner Shand E ets. ES. A.G. HaLey, 519 Pa, as.4c.), 27th st.cor.D OPrTICIAN DLEY Abaws. 816 F st., 0) “ ax (Oathotic), 998 1 & Oo..708 18th bt B 2N.W.,one, oka bought aud sold.) $09 7h ¥ (Stationery » specialty 613 Ist Boseuts, 1026 7th st., above N. STORES. PAINTERS. Cuan: es ARMOR. 510 9th st. Ort Rows, 825 Louisiane Geonss E Rinnsta Penn, ave. bet 6 ow $8 En. met wb ot we a. Corner H aud Sth streets N. W. Pa.ay..betdith and lth sts, 109 st., ac)’ Odd Fellows’ Hall. |. OLay Wixpson. Ix b at . ML. FeRtone. 216 3d st. |. Fox«. Boot Maker, @ P. Guat, Slipper Manufacturer, 067th st. 8.W. HANG! a . ‘099th street, near Penn. avenue, Seumxe Vitis & Leizcn, Si6-18 99 18th street, Bere tann. do ah sirect, between Dane LDENG + WILLNER, 1925 Pa. 3A. Keaven, i213 8. ¥ JBEPHERD & U0..9R) Pa. a Beowan, Mou 85 ENTS. Monn &Co.,(N.¥. Sci. Am.) 5. B. Ri meet near 5 Wee Wooo. 8-H corger F abd 7th streets. Jord. Hataran, S167" opp. P.O. Department Writs W. Laceert, eR Breet ned near Pat. Office, ®oBend for ATENT MEDICINES. cumae Livea Tonic, the great Preqsosie Eem- ‘edy. For sale, 305% 7th st.,by Wm. M. Cannon, mannfacturer and proprietor. Bach bottle has a CARBIAGE FA ES" Buy mone other. TH. GRAHAM, 410-1214 Sthat.,bet. Dende | Ted label. BF Buy none ty HALL, cornet Penn. avenue and 133% strect; “4 109 6th st., south of ). aveRa: CARCU \ Gor Pasesn cane as Eerereset eset san rett: ALL Rowixson & Co..82) Pa. specialty,) 311 7th street. 1. B. Trempry, (jobbing @ PLANING MILLS, ax & Oo. & Cox, SOT Tth stree' A. Breas, lil Pen 8. rs AN, 133@ street and canal. Borixe: Wuitcoms aCo. cor igh se and Canal. Danie Suite, Foeatt a zz Veen PALS feet jouldings, Brackste, Newele, Belusters, ke., ond dealer ta Saeh,Doors® Blinds, COMMISS"ONERS OF DEEDS. Joun F. Kine, 631 Mass. ave., bet. 6th and 7th sts Securu TK. Plant. corn and Sth streets 8.W, G-1t & Lancomss, plain and ornamental ,406 3th st. ©ONFECTIONERIES. PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. 20 -Berseer.( Dining Booms,) SlTthst.,op. P.O | A. B. SHEPHERD & Co., 910 Pa.ay.,bet.9th & lth ste CONVEYANCERS. Baxittoy & PeaRson. cor. tha BD M.O.A.B. @. Hatey. 49 Ps. ave..(Law, Titles, Notary.) | G20. W. GoovaLy. 8. W. corner P: nd 10th at. ats James F. BRIEN, 609 La. avenue, near 6th street. chtartoatecnaenine ia Ton street, Rrarer de. RevcwWar, $00,D strece, bot, Si aad 10th ann ; ALzext BE. RivoWay, bet. m CORSETS, GKIRTS, &c. Jamus O'HaGAN, 1917 Pa. av., bet. 19th and 20th sts Wa. Rorawett, 113 Pa. avei tol mae, tol Hill. Jas. Bacan. (also Metallic Roofer,) 603 4d at..cor.F. PRINTING OFFICES. Ginson BRotHERs, 1012 Pa.ave..bet 10th & lth sts, Josert L. Paso’, corner 9th and D streets Powsit & Gixcx, 60-632, F street, noar 7th. PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. HILL, 8.5. corner 9th & Date. Produce Company ,4) Pa.av. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c. Awtxor & Duvier. cor. La. avenue and 7th street. M. Hatt, corner 7th and ¥ sts..opp. Post Ofloe. ‘RN & LATTA, corner Iéth and @ streets. Deverass (Ladios’ Underwear generally) 48 9b DENT STS. Da. Wx. Mexu-11, 112 F street northwest. DINING SA“OOKS. StoRE, 4) Pa, av., bet.43¢.26th BERESSMAL=RS. Sis BLEW iLson,137 Pa.ny.(Out’s taught by rele) DRUG STORIS. KLING, 31 Penus. avenue, corner $4 st. Ss corner New York avenue and idihet corner oth aad Hate northwest. Hraaine & Jonxs, 14% F street, near sth. . 8 M. M_ Ronen, 513 7th st. opp. P. 0. Department. Wx. H. CLagurr,819 Market pace. HozoMon J. FasvE.702 E st ,bt18.op, Post Office, Cranies Tu & Co. 639 H strest,corner 7th. PSON Moons & Panvin, 605 18th'st., opp. E. K. Witson. 511 7th street, opposite P.O. ©. Browns, 1424 F strect, near Treasury Kowxct., 517 loch st. adj’g Medical Masoum, | fp 2s00T'S Qin iketieee nee W NEATLY, 49 Jefierson street, Georgetown, | B2N*EDYS SON, 18h stro! now EMPLOYMENT OFFICES, BESTAURANTS. 22? £14 1,08 Wl Bh et. corner Enorthwest. | goux ScoTr'sD:xiNGSALOON (meals 8e.)996La.av. UTLER. OT ith street, near EB, = SH, Dooxs . AND BL INDS BRT COLEMAN, ny OP» ir 3 Toccrn & SuxnwAN. 69 Loulsiana avenue “; Main Offices: 603 Pa. av..cor 6th, esh x dria. ENRGEAVERS. SCHOOLS AND CO) ES. BH. BavucssT#N,(also Die Staker,) 902 Pa. avenue, | WA*#'N6TON BostNess CotLres, cor. 7th andZ sts, Pg ae STORES. is SEWING MACHINES, ry WHEALER & WiLson 8, Dteer & Son, agts.,461 Pa.sy. L. «, M1 Market 5; Corner 8th street. Beuxenc. B - They are simple, silent. fect. oem END. NY Base? add W- | sincrn's) Lewis Beaten ira C a. B..%b AD EAReoX. cor, Pe. av aud Mth oe lines” ta furnishings. se Cen, Tuomas MaRRO patring a apes wh mDlacked stiffened. @revertapen gy enine | Brian owns Lake ee eee aa pag sea at Ux, FEED ANB Commission. | ¥**? S*xix¢ Macuixe 0: BoMas & HakDING. cor. 7th st.and Maryiern ee, ‘st Tyx CKEysTOxE.” A. A, c oot, the test and most bertect. i SHERT FACTORIES, Deviin & Co.,(N.¥,) 113 Pa. av., bet.11 ms. L. 46 F st. A. Sire, 63) 9th st cor Mass.ay.A7th st gz, bacrljeritte Manta Tne ith st..Wash'n, £129 Geo'town. Funeral Wreaths anc Matucat embalmed, Flowers, 633 7th st. st. Pressed, preserved & ‘ta superior style. FOUSD: oe bacon is MCCLELLAND, corner of La. SILVER PLATERS, eS UENMEER ween” and Oth st. | gowaun StoLPR, 609 Tth street, Op. Post Office. woop HvPTY ST ation @8Ps.av.ed Mot note: | BST. A. WHITEHAND, 94 D st see. } eng Ils Pa ov. bec iithainhee SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORIES, & Win a Bates & Broruen, 619-21 @ st. Det. 6th and 7th. hi ‘AMPING DEPOTS. Muxs.@_H. Macaen, 617 7th st.. opp. Patent Office, STEAM AND GAS ‘ae. 910 Pa. av.,bet.9th & loth ste ‘Wasm ins tos Gas L: mH ‘ad Sas has oor rat, G13 10th, near B ‘Wau. W . Vacoxan, for shurches, houses, £¢., 711 D apoces x STORES. zs re z ae bee eW mT LHe ee denn 3. Pussoor aint Fching Tackle.) om Dot . CRwiTE. Hale Dresser.18i4 F st sn ort , ASeuon Davia Peon, oresaad Dara a Some i eemeees orede: Ossiat al * ween amb Coa" iivuanesnuvamaty™* weoD G@no.P.Gorrs ‘rom: fortunate, I will send tuveigge; to any ue wig med ty Fhe =, Gaarsee es 40S Nation De Bible Honee, mseri-ly New York City, AMUSEMENTS. GPventu GRAND ANNUAL SCHUETZENFEST OF THE WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VYEREIN, AT THEIR BEAUTIFUL PARK, (SEVENTH STREET RUAD,) July 29, 30, 31, and Ist and 2d of Au- gust, Is72, PRIZES TO THE AMOUNT OF 82,500. FRIZE SHOOTING, PRIZE BOWLING, LADIES PRIZE SHOOTING, GRAND CONCERT AND DANCING. 4 R AMUSEMENTS, IMMENSE ILLU- MINS TION aod SPLENDID DISPLAY of FIRK- WORKS EVEBY DAY and EVENING Daring the Festival. EZE PERFORMANCE by the Suowned French Artiste; ALBERT and ADELE a SAN BUND, ABION, SOCIET/ES bave been invited, and are expected to oe present and render some of their choicest selec- tions. Our Celebrated MARINE BAND, under the di ad CHORAL rection of Pr: Fries, will give GRAND CON- CERTS DAILY, from 3 toll p.m. PANOUNG MUSIC, tnder the direction of Prof. Schroeder. eewoke APE Brilliant Display of FIREWORKS an NIFiLENT FT LUMINATION EVERY NiGuT During the Festival. Ample preparations have been made to preserve STRICT OBDER on the Grounds. * SPECIAL DETECTIVES have been engaged to see that no Improper Charac:ers are admitted. ADMISSION: To the Park......25 Cents | Tothe Pavilion.25 Cents No Return Tickets. Cars of the Silver Spring and Boundary Railroad will carry passengers from the 7th street terminus te the Schuetzen Park. Cents. j a ALL MS MBEBS OF THE ABOVE ASSO- CIATION are requested to meet on MON- x DRNING, the 29h inst., at 8% o'clock shar at the Germania’ Hotel (A. Sprohs proprietor), street, between 434 and 6th streets, to participate in yest "EXECUTIVE COMMITTER. Lp No.) On Exhibition (New No. tse and Sale ‘439 WTu Sr. aT JrTu St. th street, D streots, eight Ho. 416 Tip rn abeve Odd Fellows: Hails Choice Oil Paintings, Engravi &o. \, Chi by Also, la it stock Pi im; ‘indow dite, Feiata Petar feats tHe sels, Ri Nails, &c., in District. RMS CASE wT i Please remember Name and Number. _jel-ly* PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &. EXcunsioy TO GLYMONT. THE STEAMER ZAIDEE, Captain Charles E. Mitchell, will leat 6th-street Wharf, SUNDAY MORN- ine. 1 16. @relock ; for, mont; returning will leave mont at 8 o'clock pom. Bound Trip Tickets, 50c. It J OTIOE.—We, the members of the Mechanical ‘Association, take great pleasure to an nounce to our many friends and the public in eneral tha we have succeednd in obtaining ‘xeursion Tickets forthe EXOURSION 0! THE 27H INSTANT for 60 cents, good for the day. There will be a ee tee of ladies and received by ©. Marsha! Also, we inform our frie: public in genere! 11 our pavilion and grounds to let to ‘afi parties for excursion or pic-nic, who may favor us with their paren ete. OMAS I, MIDDLETON, Ro. 360 Penn. avenue. Gor ¢ral Superintendent. AS A. CANT, 1 WILLIAM SCOTT, 'f Assistants, GPx FAMILY EXCOBSION. ‘The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE will make her usual SUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION, July 28, 1872, down the Potomac to Smith's’ Point, and return, mopping, Gty mont. ving ber wharf at! 30 p.m.. returning at 10 p,m, Tickets, £0 cents. D_CLAGETT, Agent. J926-2t GELECT EXCURSION—Y ©. F. B—At the XS carnest solicitation of a umber who accompanied us on our Inet Bx- Cursion to Bt lunigoss. we will give another to FORTRESS MONBOE and SEWELL’S POINT, on the 1771 the splendid Steamer lronsices, Oronch’s ‘esentation by a ccmmit the President, Mr. W and the H oF AUGUST, on ‘Tickets limited. Particnlars in future. jyt-at™ FOE MOUNT VERNON —the steamor ARROW, Oapt. Frank Hollingshead. hav- jos Deon rebuilt and entirely refitted by her preseut owners, will leave b wharf, foot of 7th street, daily, Sunday excepted. for Mount Vernon (the tomb of Washington) and inter- mediate landi BY ings. JAM 19-3m__Gen’i Superintendent Steamer Arrow. sa HEATED TERM! How to Heep Cool: PURCHASE SUMMER SUITS. SUMMER SUITS. SUMMER SUITS. SUMMER SUITS. SUMMER SUITS. STRIPED ALPACAS, CHEVIOTS, THIN MELTONS, DRAP D'ETES, DUCKS, LINENS, FOR GENTS, YOUTHS AND BOYS. Also, ALPACA AND DRAP D'ETE COATS, LINEN AND DUCK SACKS, ‘WHITE MARSEILLES AND DUCK VESTS THIN CASSIMERE PANTS, FOR GENTS, YOUTHS AND Boys, SUITABLE FOB HOME, MOUNTAIN OB SEASIDE, SUMMER SUITS. SUY WHILE THE WEATHER I8 HOT, 48 WE HAVE DETERMINED TC KEEP COOL ALL THOSE WEARING OUB SEASOMABLE GOODS. BASLE BROTHERS, PASHIONABLE TAILoRs, OORNEE Tru AND D STS. SEA-SIDE GOSSIP. Cape May and Thereabouts. (Special Correspondence of the Star.) Care May, July 3. ‘This famous old bathing resort seems to have 8 new lease of popularity, despite the rivalry of Long Branch and Atlantic City within more convenient reach of the traveling public. The three great leading hotels—Congress Hall, the Columbia, and the Stockton are literally crammed,and the same may be said of the host of minor hotels and the boarding houses, while the large number of private cottages are fully occupied. In short, Cape May shines in full glory this year. Its renown is a lasting one, quite certainly, for its surf bathing and its ‘irm driving beach are unrivalled on the coast; and there is a cosy sociability here among the guests through the neighborly hops, open-air concerts, Xc.,and inthe eleven o'clock frolic in the surf, en masse, that distinguish Cape May from the scattering bathing along a mile or two of beach at Atlantic City and elsewhere, and the unsocial air of the big hotels detached at mile intervals at the latter. WHERE THE WASHTMBTONIANS MOST DO CON- GREGATE. =, The Columbia is the great resort of Washing- tonians this year, and deservedly so, as its table is probably the best at the Cape and its rooms quite as pleasant as any. It is kept by Geo. J Bolton, of Philadelphia and Harrisbarg hotel fume, and he is assisted by Mr. Harry Risley (well known in Washington), whose patience and unfailing courtesy in dealing with all the eight or ten hundred guests clamoring for “SECOND-FLOOR ROOMS FACING TRE BEACH” make him a pattern room clerk. The ladies, however, wish me to hint to Mr. Bolton that they would like a few more mirrors in the par- lors (so handy, you know, to see how one’s dress hangs), and a bureau or two for every bed-room, and then they will vote the Columbia the prince of hotels. Among the Washingtonians here I notice Mr. Frank Rives (of the Glove) and Mrs. Rives; Mr. and Mrs. Wim. F. Mattingly, Mr. N. Acker and family, Mrs. W. D. Wyvill, and others. At the Stockton, adjacent, are Col. Wm. Wall and Mrs. Wall, Mr. G. S. Galt, Mr. R F. Baker and Mr. John A. Baker, of Washington, and Mr. Wm. EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip, InTERNAL Revunve.—The receipts from this source to-day were 459,600.03. PosTMASTER GENERAL CRESWELL will soon leave for Michigan where he will take thestump for Grant and Wilson; s0 says a dispatch from this city toa New York paper. ‘THECITY AUTHORITIBS AND BOARD OF TRADE of Chattanooga. Tennessee, have extended an invitation to the President and his Cabinet to visit that city and Lookout Mountain. Post Oprick APPOINTMENTS. — Messrs James E. Douglass, James 8. Crawford, Henry E. Alvord, D. S. Kidder, Francis H. Rainey, and Lawrence L. Brnff, have been appointed first-class clerks in the general post offi. SENATOR WIL8on, during the campaign, will speak about a dezen times in Indiana, at Evans ville, Richmond, Terre Haute, Indianapolis, Madison, Lafayette, South Bend, Vernon, a and some other principal points.’ He will return to Massachusetts for @ short rest, and thence will go into the Pennsylvania canvass with Gen. Burnside. Svccgss or AMERICAN DIPLOMACY IN SPAIN. A Paris paper publishes a rumor that General Sickles, Minister of the Unit d States at Madrid, has withdrawn his resignation, the differences between him and Sagasta having been settled through the intervention ef Zorilla. so, that the Spanish Cabinet undertakes to carry into effect the liberal measures promised long ago in favor of the colored race in Cuba. Axorner AtrerT TO Draw OvT Mz Scumnen.—A letter has been received in this city from Boston, in which it !s stated that a letter is being circulated among the business men and merchants, and being numerously signed, which will be sent to Senator Sumner, asking him to deliver an address on the “Ques: tions of the Day,” at Faneuil Hall,in August next. This Afternoon’ cst i+ anal [Special Dispatch to the Evening Frasxury, Pa., July mond was unanimous! weekly bank $2,077,600; de deposits, | © 458,600; ARRIVAL OF men to-day. Weser and Parthia sailed for SUICIDES. “a the alle, release CARL Voor, with bail at Deaths of From Europe Te- Hoyors To THY MeMORY OF THE LaTE POSTMASTER GENERAL RK ANDALL.—Postmaster General Creswell yesterday issued a circular announcing the death of ex-Postmaster General Randall, and directing that the department be closed on the 29th inst., the day of his funeral, and that the building be raped in mourning ot the Carlists were killed an feated with them. The defeat men killed and many wounded. for the period of thirty daysin respect tothe | Marbury, of Georgetown, while Mr. John ©. | REPORTED RESIGNATION memory of the deceased. z McKelden and family are stopping in one of the D’AUMALB. Paris, July 27. “Stockton Place” cottages opposite the hotel, and just below Col. S.S. Smoot is domiciled with his family in his charming and delighfully situated cottage ane ae beach on Ocean street. So you see the Washington le are in neighbor! f, quartere here. At Con; Hall Mr. Wm. Shuster and family and Mr. Lewis Baar are Fopping, and I notice Dr. Newman among the most indefatigable of the croquet players on the Congress lawns. Whether from @ good conscience or from being a couple of bundred miles from Donn Piatt and those blessed chimes, the Doctor looks the picture of sunny contentment. Among other Washingtonians ConTRACT AwaRDED FoR Dgap-Letrer ENVELOPES.—The Post Office department has awarded the contract for supplying dead-letter envelopes for the present fiscal year to George H. Reary, of New York, for $1.76 per thousand. ‘The other bidders were the Morgan Envelope Company, of Springfield, Mass., $2.25, and G. T. Nesbit & Co., of New York, $2.29 per thou- sand. About two millions of the envelopes are used amnually. Watt Warman, who has been away north this summer, and besides visiting his aged seat in the Assembly. A LANDSLIDE Cenis, which obstructed the press train. reach another train. Lonpox, July %. Tueeday. £20,000; increase, legal tenders, $% 4B YACHT “ RaMNLER.” ‘The yacht Rambier arrived off this point at 8 o'clock this morning from her trial with the Madeline. The latter is at New London. DEPARTURE OF THE GERMAN BAND. The German band sailed for home by the Bre- TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. Dispatches, Sta Special Reports, Bepublican enewenetenent Nomina- —Hon. H. L. Rich- nominated as the re- publican candidate of Congress from the 20th dictrict to-day. Good feeling prevails. a Associated Press Reports, New York News. WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT. New York, July 2.—The following is the statement :—Decrease, rease, specie, $1,043,100; decrease, decrease: loans, circulation, SHIPMENT OF SPECTR. The steamships Oceanic, City of Brussels, 300. Surope to-day, taking an aggregate of $3,131,810 in specie. The total specie shipments of the week amount to $4,541,253. . There were three suicides yesterday and two to-da; Belgian murderer, was refused bis yy Judge Pratt, but can ve bailed. The same judge issued another warrant against him $30,000, at the suit of a daughter of Corent Beaulien, to recover 50,000 francs. Beltre od RBEroRT. k T91, a decrease of 127. ————— DEPEAT OF THE CARLISTS IN SPAIN. MAprrp, July 27.—An official report is made to the Department of War, announcing total defeat of Castillo’s band of Carlists, num- bering 1,000 men, which has maintained its organization in the north of Spain, ‘Thirteen the forty-five cap- tured, ten of whom were wounded. or The de- insurgents carried fifty of their wounded another band of insurgents is reported, with the loss of three THR pre —A report is in circulation that the Duc d’Aumale intends resigning his occurred yesterday in the railroad near Mont passage of the ex- No loss of life occurred, but the passengers were obliged to walk three miles to THE “HERALD'S” AFRICAN EXPLORER. Stanley. who was expected to reach London Monday will not arrive until The . MR. GREELEY WRITES ANOTHER LETTER DR- mother, has been holding close communion with | here now or recently are Hon. George Taylor the Atlantic sea-beach, the Hudson, Connecti- | and family, Mr. Charles Winder, Col. A.M. | FIXING WIS PosITioN OM THE COLOR GUES- cut and White rivers, Lake Champlain, the Ve app, Mr. F. H. Smith and family, Judge | TION—TBE STORY ABOUT PAYING FENSIONS mont mountains, and the Adirondacks—travel- | Casey, Mr. Frank Gassaway, Mr. H. 0. Swain, | 70 REBEL S0LDIERS DENIED. n ing leisurely through dozen states, besides | Mr. W.S. €ox, Mrs. Gen. W.H. Emory and | | New York, July Z7—Among thecallers upon delivering the poem’at Dartmouth College com: | family, W- Penn Clarke, etc. Mr. Greeley yesterday was John Harrie, of nféncemont—returned to Washington last night, | | notable old couple, to be frequently seenon | Texas, a colored man. Harris raid he came in in good condition. By the way, we see that W. | the cool piazzasof the Columbia, are the ven- | behalf of his people. and desired some expres- W. and his ‘ Leaves of Grass” honor of a long criticism in the great French periodical, the Kevue des Deuz Mondes. Gz. WALKER AND Srorrep TAtL SMOKE THE Pirk or Prace.—Spotted Tail and tho delegation ot Brule-Sioux Indians now in the city, had an interview with Commissioner Wa‘. ker yesterday. Spotted Tail said his men want- ed horses and cows, and rifles ani ammunition, then they would on to the White river reservation in Nebraska, where the Great Father desires them to remain. The Com- missioner replied that the Great Father desired them to cultivate the land, and all that had been promised shouid hod en them. A few uns and revolvers would be furnished, and jen. Walker hoped Spotted Tail would see thar they were given out only to the old braves, and not to the young men who might do harm ‘with them. During the interview the Indians smoked the pipe of peace as an evidence of their friend. ly disposition. FARRWELL ENTERTAINMENT TO THE Ja- PANESE EMBAssy.—Minister Mori gave a grand entertainment to the members of the Japanese Embassy prior to their departure to Europe, at his residence in this city, last evening. A bountiful dinner was served at seven o'clock, and was followed bya party. All the mem. bers of the Embassy were present, as well as the Japanese Minister to England; and the stn- dents who are to remain here, including the Japanese girls who came over with the Embassy to be educated in this country. The latter were dressed in American costume. General Myers, Consul Brooks and American Secretary Lan- man, with their families, were the only Ameri- cans present. The grounds surrounding the mansion were brilliantly illuminated with Ja- panese lanterns, and ‘everything passed off pleasantly. Mr. Mori was assisted in entertain- ing his guests by his secretaries, Takaki and Magomee. The Minister to England sails on the 3ist instant, and the Embassy sail on the 6th of August tor Europe. The official relations existing between the Embassy and this govern- ment have been of a very pleasant character, and It is understood that the treaty agreed upon between the United States and Japan is entirely satisfactory to both parties. Wsat Joun Tuings Anovurt Country Boarp.—There are some spicy, able-bodied points in the following lively screed frem our John on the subject named : “Country Board” should be planed on both rable Winans and wife, of Baltimore. Though a millionaire and able to outshine any of the butterfly throng here, his unpretendiny manners and simplicity of dress and that of his wife are worthy of note in these days of ostenta- tious display when so many are debarred from enjoying the advantages of these health recort< lest they should be over-topped by the finery of their neighbors. The Winans, in their plai: gray clothes, contrasted with the gay color= about them, sitting in asort of John Anderson y Jo companionship, the old lady with one hand resting on his arm in the pauses of knitting present a healthful example of tranquil) sunny companionship in the evening of life worthy o: study in these fast days. A PETTY SWINDLE. Is there anything in a sandy soil calculated to deteriorate the moral fibre and dwarf the mind? Some unpleasant experiences on the Florida railroad caused me to look upon that concern as the pattern of meanness and discomfort; bur from what I hear the West Jersey railroad, run- ning through just such a God-forsaken stretch ot miserable sand as the F. R. can match the latter in these offensive peculiarities. Here, for instance, is a petty swindle, in which the pecu- niary loss (though an object) is not so much as the strain upon one’s temper. You go to the little forlorn shanty railroad station at Cape May, and buy a through ticket for Washington, by rail, and pay $7.75. On analyzing thistrans- action you find that you not only paid 75 cents more than if you had not bought a through ticket, but that your ticket leaves you to find your way through ‘the city ot Philadelphia at your own expense. Thus: the fare from Cape May w Philadelphia by this road is but $2.50, and from Philadelphia to Washington but $4.50, or $7 in all; s0 that, as before stated, instead o getting a reduction by buying a through ticket you are gquged to the extent of 75 cents, and also have po gen fooes fare through Philadelphia. I advise all visitors to Cape May from our quarter to come by rail to Newcastle, and then take the comfortable Cape May boat, the “Sue. By this route the fare is but $6.45 from Cape May to Washington and vice versa. But if on. Must needs & by rail, let him be careful not to get caught by the “through ticket” swindle f it would pay for the candle, it might be woith while to ascertain if the West Jersey rail road, the Baltimore and Washington road, anc Mr. Garrett's Washington branch road share in pod og of this petty robbery; but I am told al ve received the was written John Harris, lasting peace, | am, yours, trul: ter retracts statements in pensions to rebel soldiers. New Yorn, July delegates to swindled. The Barnard I Saratoea, Jul) peachment trial ier and Warehouse company. ists are —— munication wit atan end. tent, as a much lar, of manufacturers reduction of wages. A Happy Day & the first-named ‘road ay ‘iat "7 eee ia © th parties should endeavor to make Swag: having reduced the tere betwee one poor children,wi h their moth May and Philadelphia, and “ neglected” to do go smooth. “Country Board” should not refer to the beds, | so on the through rickets, even if rye straw is up. ‘The more straw the les= board. Boarders should not demand all the fresh milk the cows produce. It’s atender p’iut. And they are in error to suppose each hen, including the Wao TEMPTED Scnver'—Letter from Gen. Pleasanton.—Senator iyomeiph he to the public leasan' over $7,000. / @ letter from Gen. Alfred ton, dated New York, July 25, in which the writer says:— Frauds o*Gountry folks muciet Gxpset cigeflks te sub- | {OF coun Thave'no objection to. your giving stato acd couse he sist on pork and potatoes alone. They aint ac- | MY Mame to the public in explanation of the | Theveend county, customed to such rich living. “Chicken fixings” = “garden gs” are sometimes accepta- le. Nor should boarders expect beet pudding, ies, etc., every meal in “plain country fare.” is not froma Country folks shouldn’t serve uj green corn that has made an unsuccessful trip So raurket, It’s taking advantage of an absence of a facts. I would =, that, being a friend of the President, as well as yourself, I desired you should be on good terms, and you should under- d that there was no personal feeling in the Way of relations mutually satisfactory. Your statement is correct.that the President wanted your support for his Santo Domingo scheme, and that you could have had the the government forgiving it. ‘That but the character Berry, circuit clerk, and R. deputy, are in custody. patronage of was the dis- of health, poe impression = hie y promi borer \- * made upon my mind, and I communicated it to open eter al = nepal you at the time. It the President positively de- nies having had any such conversation, it it. I may console myself with the refi i that this is the first time that any statement of Tam rather particular about this. Country folks should use less soda. Iam very particular about this. Biscuit are ferred The Shite to green. IF Ht wammt for telling tales Z mine bas been questioned, while the President |" New Xonx, July 21—A Washington dispatch that dish says that Consular Agent 5: succotash (if they are thus favored) that appears ~ the case of Consul General second time con ins @ teaspoonful of soda. on thet d think if their own would beds, and be a little ‘‘clever” Honace GREELEY. The Tribune publishes @ letter address by C. T. Carpenter to P. B. Rogers, in which Carpen- his He Shoemak: trike at Lynn. Lynx, Mass., July 27.—Some six hundred shoemakers, comprising the employes of thirty- live shops, have struck against a reduction of wages. The strike, however, is limited in ex- r proportion of the number not proposed to mak sion of sentiment from Mr. Greeley asto the negro question, whereupon the following letter Tezas—Sir:—Believing equal rights for all men, no matter of what color, is the true interest of every class and section and the only basisof true nationality and that affidavits that Grecley had written in favor of paying ——_o—___ An Alleged Indian Swindie Un- earthed. 2%i.—A letter from the Choctaw country states that the Congressional investigating committee now there has discev- ered that of over two million doliars paid for their Missouri lands none of it has been received by the tribe, but passed into the hands of a Baltimore lawyer named Latrobe and the ive ashington from that nation. The Chickasaw Indians were also similarly morning, Thos. G. Sher- wood was examined relative to the proceedings 2 the election of directors of the New York stated that he was arrested under an order of Barnard’s, not to be bailed, but on coming for trial before and stating that certain stock stood in of Daniel Packer, Barnard released him, although Fred Lane opposed it. The Bevolution in Mexico at an End Matamoras, July 26.—Banished revolution- to Mexico. Telegraphic com- the city of Mexico will be opened in a few days. Rocha and the revolu- tionary chiefs are to hold a conference at Mon- terey on the 28th. The revolution is virtually for ihe Little Ones. PuiLapkirata, July 2%.—Nearly a thousand ers, and nurses for the infants, started on a free excursion this morning to Rockland, in East Fairmount Park. A band of music accompanied them. The sab- scriptions for the series of excursions amount to ave recently come to light in office of Livingstone county, of the frauds and the amount of money involved are not stated. Charles R. N. Goldsby, his would be surprised to find what tice folks they "Titnink if country folke men folks, New Y. duly 3. Senve form gent up a pelts ‘ochere coin to the ragua pedi 7 Poy yt table, it would contribute greatly to the comfort that ction of 8 canal from the Atlantic ‘con: to the ic ‘Nicaragua is found very mirfeng Ho ee See coe roald retrain trom @ better feeling mankind, and fewer Masonic Hall- Safed heels would run of when driy- ly 27.—The Masonic Hall, in 3 jou. 8 BE i i li A letter from Richmond, ¥ confederate banner is waved Greeley column bere with great audacity. the recent state conv Juage Ould, by very natural Japs distingsisbed Virginia politicia: of the confederate flag to victory. received with theers and langbte nage said that he meant to say conservative Came, Det that the mistake was a very small one.”” A contemporary di<gusted with the attempt to keep up a distinction between | * and democrats. “There are.” itsays, “but two par- ties im the field, repmblican and democratic— Supporters of Grant and sapporters of Greeley. It is neediees tor any one to bother himseit keeping up a distinction without a difference merely becaure the same identical ticket and platiorm Durst out from below ai two different places.” The New Jerscy state executive comm!tice of the democratic party and the liberal republican committee met at Trenton yest it was reed to hold separate state conventions to se= lect electoral tickets in Trenton on che Lith of September, to agree upon an electoral ticket to be supported unitedly Jus Shackelford, proposed as the republican elector in the N Tennesse, district, bas written al liberals having adept publican party. and having nc eeley, @ time-honored repul m. urz and ex-Sen York yesterday for North Ca The Massachnsetts republi ton will be beld at Worceste e 24 Cong hvilte y ¥. and determined t# ination for Congress. They will the Hon. Boteter or € Lamon or of these ing expected to take the field as candidate against the Hon. Fanikner, who will be the reg nominee. Here 18 one of the (reshest speeimens of ganic humor: A life-long democrat, npon by asked if he could go for Greeley, replie! the situation reminded him of an ‘incident occurred inthe mines. A party of miners upa claim and elected one ot their party « who was to serve in that capacity until « ‘one found fault with his cooking. In that es the fault-finder was to take his place and d cooking himself. George B——— was the to fill ‘the position, aud everything smoothly for a week or two, when Georg came tired and resolved to have some and fi * fault, if possible. So one morning he mixed dough for breakfast, putting in equal part flour and salt. All sat n to breakfast was the first to break a biscuit. tasted it, smelled it, and tasted it said: “Hell! I'll bed—d if this ain biscuit I ever got hold of—bat,” said he, sudé p dap eens the contract, “it is good!” Now, the democrats are in the same fix. Greeley 4 the saltest pill they every hold of, but then he is good. - ing of 3 ® poliiioa organivation in Baltimore, the name of the club was changed to the ““Monumenta! >” One entleman said he did not think it would do in is country to introduce @ lady's name into a political canvass, because it would not be done without its becoming liable to be treated with disrespect or attempted ridicule by political opponents in the rough contests of a political campaign. Another saw no harm in it since Miss Greeley’s consent had been ob 4 through Theodore Tilton. One geutieman ob- jected to the name because be didn't want the ‘organization to be nicknamed the “Dolly Var- den Club.” It was finally agreed to change the name, since, possibly, it might not be agree to Miss Greeley. Summary Mrasvers Taken wira TRE FrEencn Coat Miners.—President Thiers has sent a dispatch to the prefects of the Northern Departmentr, where the miners are on a strike, Praising those officials for the energetic meas- ures they have taken to prevent disorder and excesses. He telisthem they can have a hun- dred thousand men if necessary to repress the disturbances, especially when produced by for- eign instigators It is reported that nter- national agent from Chicago is among the fomenters of dieorder, and that he seeks to in- duce the miners to emigrate to America. Cav- alry pursued and dispersed a large body of rio- ters near Denain, taking one hundred prisoners. Strong military cordons have been drawn around the disaffected districts, and the aspect of aflairs is improving. . Stavery ix Arrica.—Dr. Livingstone in @ second letter to Mr. Bennett, of the New York Acrcid, speaking of the slave trade, says: “In addition to the untold evils it inflicts, it presents almost insurmountable obstacles to iutercourse between the different portions of the ham family. This open sore is partly owing to hu man cupidity, partly to the ignorance of the wore civilized of mankind, to the blight which lights chiefly on the more’ degraded pirac the high seas. In now trying to make the Hast- ern African slave trade better known to the Americans, I indulge the hope I am aiding, though in a small degree, the good time comi when siavery, as well as piracy, will be cha’ from the world. Paesipert Mc »how he managed tain so much money for Princeton, rep!ved that it had all come spontaneousiy; he had never jor a dollar, and did not wish when he died that the text should be, “ And it to pars that the beggar died aud was buried.” He said that nowadays no one who was worth a hundred thousand dollars would dare hold up his bead in society unless he devoted a portion Of it to educational purposes. Four Persons A boat, containing an old fisherman named Barney and Lis trier unknown, capsized in crossing the near Chippewa, yesterday afternoon. and they were also carried by the current over the falls. No traces of their bodies have been discovered. AT A CERTAIN CHURCH PATR, asetot Cooper's ‘works was promised to the individaa! whoshould answer a set of conundrums. A dashing you fellow was pronounced the winner, and receive. A set of wooden pails. The young man received his reward with « sardonic smile,and would have been angry, but one of the sweet-voiced sisters standing near suggested that they might be useful for housekeeping some day. The conundrum eliminator suddenly discovered that the lady had pretty eyes. Suit ror Damaces.—A Mr. Cutting, of Bose ton, who arrived in San Francisco « few days since by tLe overland train, has instituted a suit for $10,000 damages against the Central Pacitic railroad company tor being ejected from the cars. The piaintiff was traveling on a through ticket from Boston to San Francisco, and stopped over a day at Reno. The conductor of the next train canceled bis ticket, and ejected him for refusing to pay double fare the remain- der of the journey. Tae Cixcixxati Races.—Fiye thousand peo- le attended the trotting races at the I: xposition ‘ark at Cincinnati yesterday afternoon. The only bets made were on the time. ‘The race be~ tween Goldsmith Maid and Lucy, mile heats, best three in five, was won demtth M in three straight heats, in ¥, and In the first two beats Lucy was not a ball second bebind the Maid. Deeravetive Fire—The poston city ] city don mills, on the city whact, were burned last night, with a large amount of shorts and $80,000 to $100,000. The mills buildin, of m: Miss Macoiz Kwicut, recently patented a equare-~