Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1873, Page 1

he £Loening Star, C ~ the locomotive Was apset. Jacob enginerr, was killed. and Martin ¥, the Greman, badly wounded. Patmnson.N. J., May 13. Au eocident to part of a frright train on the Delaware, Lack. awana and Western ratiroad last night, carried away a bridge, which temporarity we the re The Indians Quict in the Northwest. Torexto, May 13.—A special {rom Fort Garry says: Mr. Breeland, ‘commis. sioner sent to the interior by the local authorities to Investigate the Indian situation, bas retarned. > He reports everything satinfactory, and that o%, 41—N2 WASHINGTON, D. C., TUES; r r s there is not the slightest calune for yee. 4I—N2. 6,286. A 2 ~WAY, MAY 13, 1873. TWO CENTS. S dines ade weseanome Re tecanet ed river, and steamboats pass over the prairie _— — from Gict Fork to Kelly® Landing. 2 ie 7 ng. , Reid Iaterv! —— PIANOS, &<, AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. | TVENING STAR Tey meant Eee SeeP” TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR eens 7 . pai tT. Lovie, LARGE LOT OF NuxguY_NEW AND | ASE BALL. SS | pit rit in the suit for libel entered by Gen. | rngg Aftermneon’s Dispatches, | «ci! 0. 1 é SECOND-HANY) PIANOS, MUTUALS, OF N. YORK, vs. WASHINGTON, Washington News and Gossip. B. F. Butler and Messrs. Henkle and Arrick for ——e—_—_ destruction * POs bs from different factet es, now hand and MAY 141m AND Lorn, 1573, 3:30 P.M Sceenanretihiciediansie 4 Benjamin F. Camp against Whitelaw Reid, ed- ASSOCLATED PRBSS REPORTS. at Cal "att, Mabinese ae ena eA “a fwreny AL REVENUE—The receipts from this | itor of the New York Tritune, (mentioned in —— jp <g. Lom Glaaee my y Sealer met ce Rist Basics }te make erate Soe source to-day were $240,307.24. Tux Star of yesterday,) was served on Mr THE SAME OLD STORY, fe ————___ neem at mis 25 Crs. Warranted ———— Reid yesterday afternoon. The writ was placed ‘a —— a meme ie . a Wo. Sorrsox Pxanson, of North Carolina, ne "8 ANOTH™. “ , ORRISTOW®, N.J., May ti.— The democrats RUICHENDACH'S PIANO WAREROOMS, | YY ALES NEW OPERA HOSE, pe = Unatutterated, se ‘was to-day appointed by the President to be | "the hands of Mr. O'Neal, of the marshal’ = MODOC MBURPRIBE” | carried the chatter clooney kane yenterday tor JOHN T. FORD....... . Proprietor. For Generaj and Medicinal Use. dedi ot fh United States at Palermo. oe, who nsocstained a rs a by rage Four Soldiers and one Warm Spring the first time since the incorporation of the ity 683 nach etreet, shove Peanerivania avenue Four Nights xp ONE MATINER. This is the article we have now sold for upwarte grey ae tara from the fuveral of Chet Justice: piace, | Emdiam Milled and Beven of cur Agency for Wm. Knabe & Oo.’s and Wm. Mc The faous Comedians of five years with universal #atisfaction; pat up i Tue Prestpent and Gen. Babcock leave Mr..O’Neal waited about the entrance of th Men Wounded. Cammon’s PIANOS. Bak =A AND FARRON o large botties Dollar per bottle. or can be had | here this evening for New Haven, to attend the hotel, and about 3 o'clock p. im. Mr. raves —— in part payment for wad Pesan tier meters, wills pear on” | “ageNities that we will return the money if this | Feunion of the Army of the Potomac, and wil his appearance and walked into the office, where | O@ the Modoc Side “Nebody Mart.” = ete x VENING, MA hisky does facti - t id ening. he engaged in con tion with Mr. Welck “— matt | and every evening turing the. week, in the mew | Seneeg heces woteive satisfaction or prove aa repre- | return Friday evening Mr. O'Neal, extending ‘bis hant as he ay- | TMC Indians to ore sterminated PIANO ‘Also ai excellent stock of California Wines—Port, © si ellentatock of California Wines—Po ‘Tne Casrnet met at noon to-day, with all Ss en ater, i ica, Muscatel, Hoc! + alao Regs ian Kinds. alo-tr WHAT MEVERS SAYS OF TREDEA TH OF « arta MALL. BTC The Tigress has arrived at St. John’ foundiand, with some of the Polart vman Drama. “ CHRIS AND LENA,” Or, Life on the Upper Mississippi. B presses by the entire new com] . a omg Mr. Reid, asked: *‘Is this Mr. White w Keid, of the New York Tribune? Mr. Re responded, “Yes, sir.” Mr. O'Neal then sa’ “TI wish tosee you on some private business. Mr. Reid immediately lead the way to the dining Li | | the members present except Secretary Belknap. ARTHUR NATTANS, Drugsist; | ‘The session was very short, and nothing beyond Corner 2d and D streets routine matters was considered. New Yorx, May 13.—A special from San Francisco, dated 12th, says —Reports by a courier just received from the lava beds state New- crew Tr irr's Jewelry Nairn's Drug Baker and Batchelor’s Hair Dye is the best in the world, = that the scouting party under Capt. Hasbrouck ed up by that vessel, noticed in ness go and see Consvts Recownizep.—The - President has | room, and they took seats at a table. Mr. | hy * y a oft Satard: All are itute venwe and 9b street: np their Duteb and [risk Songs and Dances. | the only true and perfect Hair Drein rutcaions | recognized Gustat O'Hara Taatte, consul of | O'Neal then took out his book, and Mr. Keli | BAS! "bis command was ehacten Seeker iu want of funds, bui well and i good spiniee Al's. SO] 7ih street. corner of H, will meet ee ma’ tints, no disappoint » reliable, 5 nuk Sateay. 4) than aicaed na | asked: “What have you; some law "| Modes, and four soldiers and one Warm S Meyers says he never gave up the hope of being SIN Promet actention, “abd satisfaction guaran OY sais anne 06 simatic tilda ene bl 6 all draggiste), and 16 | Sweden and Norway, an Krancisco, and | Mr. O*Neal replied: “Ves, sir; a case of Be Indian ‘were killed, six soldiers ne | Fescued, but never wants to get in such a @ene fed stig | | No advance in the rates of admission. Seats cant é Jos. J. Wilder, vice consul of Brazil, at Savan- | jamin F.Camp against you, aud bereisthe dec. | £2u!an Spring Indian wounded The enone | corner again. “The party Sain such, Behe Suz. FiAROs, Cy im gweetness of (Wy ASHINGTON THEATER Comte 5 ‘ nah, Ga. $ meen a eanding 3 the pa) 2 a oe was sudden, and th Z reached aid except for the Exqttimanx. M: ; excellence of a q <P 2 ——_— ae ; oo ee one : aed we ae. WILD & BRO. tBlsvanth sires, souk Paseanieoaie atoes, BALLS, &e. PosTat Carvs vor WasuinoTon.—Among | pelieve so, sit’? Me Reid Wall, we ece c, | TROCTS wane TAKEN COMPLETELY BY sva- | Makes the tol eee Agen, 420 ~ t ARINI & BATES’ > the orders for postal cards filled at Springfield, | be troubled with these things sometimes. 1°li Aft ‘. 1 a 4 Agen, 480 . SGREA ATION. P i; “ ‘8 rer the first fire of the Modocs, Capt. Has- the same night. Next a.m. he Geet eens se “eppdicaanpesreag Leaner epeamieaay orate y's, M Marsachusetts, yesterday, was one by Judge | take itand look it over at my leisure.” Mr. | prouck rallied Lis men, aud Upon them | fund the lett side of iis } Pye ke ive fabtal erent ene ond Varnuniog | ONE WEEK—MAY 12-AND TWO MATINEES. FOURTEENTH ANNUAL MAY BALL Edmonds, postmaster of Washington, for 100,000. | 0’ Neal- ood in | body. The Modoes retre under the Be mnie sn Unt condition three days, when — ~ Evgagement of the favorite New York actress, These cards will probably be here and forsale | Curvy Justice CHASE AS A SCHOOLMAS- tering in all directions: ‘Seven a cee bechme delirious, and so" po ton «Fig hUCAS, 1a KATE BATMOND Te PANMONP! a vaconp: | willtake place at their Academy, B, detween oth | Se! ope ae ttine orreapondent of the New York Sun, | fired upon them, but itis mt known whether | ™-0f November &, when hn died, “Whee ay yocstven of Thess ‘isen os, Tn hex ant serocemtal oh aodetn area. veh ee Commissioner Van Buruy’s Successor.— | writing from Concord, N. H., May 10th, says:— any were killed.’ The emucceeded in cap- | Pan's pebarnied from the shijit was quite dark, and N. ¥ e, : ” 2 A ‘i i int- : D ; uring twenty-five horses belongi: = héss cortined over two month: Gongreen, Geormetinet aad Moe cor Wand Ps, | “THE WAIFS OF NEW YORK, Tickets, admitting « gentiewian and indy, $3. The President made the aetna Sabor Sine Case pe ee ite | doce: Whom Capt. Jack, wet ee, tne Mo. | With Lut a couple of hours “ot Tighe mene ‘and other instruments pec oved) | Produced in eect pha kate COMPANY pat pe) fp behead at =e ee oe on A | ments to-day: Jackson S. Schultz, of New from 1826 to 1830, while studying ie e th Wis, | docs, attacked the command of Captain ip We managed well as long as we hada — manor ly So femnee Meteanien tee Le oe ee eee leds pg rmpreror toes weet the Interne tienn) | Wirt, think. His schooluouse was a one-story | Drouck, the sokiiers “ ‘“*° | house to ‘shelter us. but we had to take toa 7 i % e e i! je ‘ol oe ment of the Uni fates at the International . rye . tae ? 1 boat, and < SEROMACRER © 008 FOR coma | Ot ER TE LADIES’ GOODS. Seoa opel aenentore, indy, nod Foe | Ties aulog oy Sr, arycvenne, en | THPEROPONN oF Gmxenatcaver ow carraty | Sau to Flues Matbr 'seAeld leh aston GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. Whelan fe erese, conmmasto chnenctor Miss McCOR MICK, ee ee ee ee the site of President's square, « few rods north |, Thirty-three Modocs were ergaged in the | b¥ “wallowing seal tat blood and burning — “THE GEMS OF THE BALLET.” ue Ok | T Rewarns oF Mixieren Onn—Inform- | of the President's house. Neatly-all the leet | fight. There is strong suspicion hese uate Be tat in pans, the last of which also served as & hich, on account of thelr @ 1 4 Great Novelty Entertainment. The popular Ethi- > PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,’ there was then a common. ae’ instruments, whi rity over all uthers, have io afew y ome the most popular bere, as well as all} the country, can be bad ow for the fol-| ices” CARE PLANOS from 9278 to eae. UPRIGHT PIANOS from to gi : In the fall of 1529, Hamilton Smith, of Durham, N. H., then just graduated at Dartmoutii, went to Washington With my father’s (Isaac Hill's) family, and kept this school with his friend Chase. hat winter ation has reached the Department of State trom the United Statas consul at St. Petersburg that the remains of Judge Orr, late United States minister, will be sent to this country, via lodocs are receiving aid from ortsid: . | Henal light at night. We have suffered most Capt. Hasbrouck captured six bows of Sarpiow | ce April L-_ Onthe mght ot the os cartridges from the Modocs, whicy had been | S¢ Washed over the pan of ice with grea 4 captured by the Indians a short tim ago,wiie | The women and children wore wider, while tae ‘opian Comedian. THE GREAT PENDY: ialty, * Pen-Mil-Dy-Barn.” Slindist, JOS WHITTARER. Th: Has constantly on hand a fine assortment of IMPORTED BONNETS, STRAWS, CHIPS, The popular great Comic Singer, BILLY DEVERE. The favor- 935 Pennsylvania perng cent to the front. When the ast courier | meh Were outeide trying to keep the boat trom Hamburg, in charge of his son, on the opening | my brother John and myself went ‘to th n. Davis’ camp, the troops wee between was! away. Some of the men were GRAND PIANOS from $375 to $1 Ie Wen eer BOW EE DS ne em FLOWERS, RIBBONS, &c., | of navigation, which will probably be in about | diddJobn Simith, ana Martin Van Buren, sons | the lava beds and the Modoce, and te Modocs =n Sf several times. After being rescned Persone who wish to save fron $100 to $300 in px, | {! 3 Dance Luly, BELLA GORDON. Mires | all of the newest des! Ladies CAPS and COIF- | ten days. of President Van Buren, and the two sons oi | #reentirely = recovercd: mee a and sickness set in, but the Chasing the best instrument out, are invited to eal! | Fi Sisters, Kiralfy Sisters, We sner, Mi FURES just receiv md ir ee F,S. Key, now both dead, killed by violence. OUT @F THEIR LAVA BED STROM HOLD. se iy And are now entirely well again. Ho nd compare for themscives. Pianus for rent. WEDNESDAY suGRTORDAY eee Tas Rawaine or Gzneaal Caxnt—The | We were some twenty-four in oll, Were year | ,, The artillery will be moved to the sde of the | thinks the party with the Polaris may get ere } Faning asi! Be psicing property attender eee hI ey » | MES: © 8. GILLET, following dispatch was received at army head- | the school was given up, Mr. Chase going to | !@ke to prevent the Modocs from reurning to | ¢¥€ should the ves! he a16-tr : oy ENINUS 2 VECIMUS | Managing Directors, Prof. J. Esputa and T. Harry Doneiine. K MILLINERY STORE, ae yori is KEMOVED - tans f ' from 614 9h street % a jiance with th ro tof i To citizens, fncimling the Governor and memborratche 469 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Capac ions of Delegate: THe COLORED) ast returned from Noo Yorke with the wo pig getylen and noveltice. Ih inery and ancy ind be: it he “DOCTOR OF ALCANTARA,” ‘Thankful for past favors, she solic'ts a con- the lava bed ; a " Will immediately follow and extermiute them. | pebees come ime since respecting It is the opinion of Capt. Hasbrouck that the | coer pag wl expedition being sent h bp ta nn nae ad outofameunition. | poe se oe Res 2 menue Laranre Ciry, Wromins, May 13.—Two | cA morement to raise m mey for fi Gompanies of the 4th infanty' arrival here to | cit snne! be ron ssoeectedn day engoute from Kansas toto the seat of the | agg er quarters this morning : San Francisco, May 12. To General Sherman: The remains of General Canby arrived here this evening. Ceremonies will take place Wed- resday afternoon, and the body will start east Thursday morning. J. M. Scnorretp, Major General, Cincinnati and Smith to’ Louisville, Kk | board the Pol: Practice their professions. Both” became wealthy, Chase in the law and Smith by inher. iting a’ Kentucky farm, I think. W.P. H. THE Sitvation in Louisiana. — Federal troops have been ordered to. Alexandria, Louisiana, owing to the existence of armed io and the balance of me troops relics of STEAMER LINES. family of ucinnatt, of the fund, from - of patronage. ‘eps Im’ organizations to resist the arrest of the rioters | Modoc war. d TUESDAY EVENINGS, May 12 spac BOT = a " vi= = L “ P <<AS8iN8.—On the © d-ck, thus securing any, areatly improved NOTICE.—Bargaine aro now being offered in Sites ror Puntic Buiipixas.—The Secre- Hee Cras One ae ee - ara ue er aces dates hb nt the expedition for the recovery ot Pt tilation. — RATES OF PASSAGE TO aad acting, and their Superb Choris, pro- MILLINERY tary of tne Treasury has determined to change | > _ — 2 ee I Dicpatches deine ys (vie San Fran- | of Lieuténant Arthar Cranston, of GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. OR LOSDONDE damned Syermhere “the finest on the American and tho manner of selecting mtes for public build- | Entnorising the selsure of bonis tor trang: | state Ghat ot eee corer ace Des came | Mlecte alery. and the men of his command, s. Steamers Fed. St it ta the cast. i “ rs — - 7 oe e en eo ment of " Ds, Sat. steamers. Wed. steame Popular rates of admission—80 cents, 78 cents, and FANCY Goons, tion and to suppress violence. ‘Tho steamboat | into camp and fired um the pioast The | the Modoce, also ot the'men who seat sor <q $75 and $68. $75 and $65 Feserved seats only 25 cents extra. Box sheet By E. LENZBERG & CO., Ozark, under orders, left Brashears at 11:30 | cemmand of Capt. Hasbrouck, afte seouting | Pp hone baab curing tap atl pertiomape ep gs es am-tr 707 Market Space, yesterday for St. Martinsville, with army sup- | @'l day, had returned to Soras« Lake \ayee tustwene Peake Pannennve GID. fg reserved seats, T- HARKY DONEHUE, Orr | Toere were no th board.” Gor, | and were making eflorts to secure son’, "#2 edward Ficld, of There were no troops on board. G « by di a a : peineen ene Reet sean ark GOODS. avd accept that deemed most advantageous to y dig Ftifieates for pas ‘aportor railway s { the expedition oT 3 gg on Saturday issued the following order aing. but none could be found. Was frustrated by reason of advanced st: : m= port NewN . = the government, and best suited to the public ‘al Longstreet, commanding the state [This was all of the above dispatch t\,; ty tose wl setlneesag Lene in Ge « Beicain, Ireland or the Gomtiment at is a FIRST CLASS GOODS AT LOW PRICES. convenience. "You will hold your forces wel in hand | previous to going to press.] ved Sue Guten bemene tens o ‘hole nae pareage apple to HENDERSON BROTHERS, MARKAIT! Fine BRAIDS, CURLS, etc., of our ownmate, | appoimryents ny GE PRESIDENT.The ght to support Gen. Baldy. Instruct him field where’ they full, head-boards. wer, lng Gece, Te Sold at munufactarer’s prices, nt H PAILIPPDS ‘OINTMENTS BY THE PREsipENT.—The detail a squad of at least one h The Congressional Conference at be graves of . ; * i D.. 1753 Peon, | 40: C39 MB strect, betuoen BD snd Batrecte, ctgnt | Hairwork Pectay cod Bee, S19 ee | president has appomted Alfred A. Freeman, ot | anion appentance of rig - © | Rlaced at the graves of Licutenant Cranston and iné t.th.«.ten holes Ol Paiutings, Kogravings, Ouromos, &o, between 7th and th strecte. = Teun., consul of the United States at Prague: James M. Donnan, of Va., consul of the United States at Belfast; Richard N. Brook: ; the men who were wit The bodies of vention assembled at noon to-day. The mayor fight men who were left on the ficld had sage : - pushes piled over them, which had t a delivered an address of welcome in behalf of justts piled over t been set on city let them be ord: Sr. Lovis, May he constitutional con. him. do not immediately o Tue Prize RixG—Arthur Chambers vs. Georg NEW EX 5 c Paper Hangings, Wiotow | * NE PRESS LINE VIA CANAL, “3 Cards ced Tar | STAMPING DEPOT, open tire upon them. PHILADELPHIA INGTON AN SAILING Days. North Wharves, Phil ESDAY and SAT Georgetown, D. 0., TU: iphia with “Clyde's sas Boston and x NDRIA.Va., WASH- TOWN, DLO. om 39 Water street, ¥ and SATURDAY, jis line connects at P! ine” of steamers for _ Congress Street, Bos- cht delivered by Kuox’s Express. Orders fice, 603 Pennsyivania avenn-, Fat the steagicr wharf will be promptly atiendod ap? touching at ‘Mond ML Siete ight should be add: reesed “care of ie. vin Norfolk.” of ena Lady of tne Branch ticket office at Knox» °, 603 Peunsyivania avenue, gent, 6th-street wharf. GETT. General Agent ore. Coruer 18th st. aod Pa. ave. ARD LINE. D NORTH AMERICAS BOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL CALLING AT CORK HARBUB. FROM NEW YORK. Steamers marked thus" do uot carry stecrage pas- and WEDNES: “er taeing ERRESDAY we save Fassack—Cabin. $30, 9100, and gis to Paris, $16, gold, additional. tucketa terms.’ AS. @. FRANCKLYN, Agont, Ne k. reer BIGELOW nee 1s Waskington, D. 0. [Mf 28CBAST® LINE OF orkamsuirs. BrtweE WASHINGTU: "AND NEW YORK. EO. ere 208 otBso8 wi R GIBSON wilt WN, ae follows:—Lear avenue. BF Freights delivered by Knox's Express. ders left at General Office, 603 Pennsyfean Bue. or at the steamer wharf will be tended 3. W. THOMPSON, President, ‘ EDUCATIONAL. HARROVER'S SOHOOL FOR YOUNG DIES AND CHILDREN, 1336 Site Franklin Park. F ill ‘Ith, fall term September sh. ramves in the District, — jame and Number. Jel-ly™ ‘DS OF OAST-OFF WEABING AP- LD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, Erc., it st fair s doused Friee® bet tatty gract Rae. sitended to by A ivania avenue u into? BOOKS, STATIONERY, &e. «Tas AMERICAN ODD FELLOW,” for May, Pelee 28, Rite Fecetved and for sale ‘by STOCKMAN & SON, Agents for District of Co- lumbia, $25 9h street northwest, corner of 1. Also, all the new Books, Periogical c., and a full as- » Picture Frames, mot sortment of Statioery, Pictu a (HE BoYAL DIADEM; A NEW MUSIO BOOK: Play and Profit in My Garden; by Roe. he Young Mechanic, a Practical Treatise, Other Girls; by Mrs. Whituey. motr of a Brother; by Thomas Hughes. Literature and Dognia; by Mathew Arnold. Croquec at all prices. 'AINKD GLASS. Agency for WM. BALLANTYNE, 425 7th street, near R. _mote L™= OF NEW BOOKS aT SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, Conner 4% STREET aND Penna. AveNvE: Gd Kensington. By Miss Thackeray. The Old Countéss. A sequel to “Lord Hope's Chote BE Mg: Aun 8. Stephens, Autiguities of Southern Indians. Above Tempest and Tile. Pascarel. By the author of “Strathmore” and “Under Two Flags.” Tho Other Girls. By Mrs. Whitney, author of “ We Girls.” A Fair Saxon. By Justin McCarthy. New Remedies, for April, 15:3, ng Men of Great Britain, A journal of amus- iterature, f England. A young gentleman's journal fun and literature. y with Charles Dickens. Kenelm Chillingly. By Bulwer, Farm Ballads. By Will. Carleton. ( {linstrated.) A large stock of BLANK BOOKS. PASS ROOKS end MEMORANDUM BOOKS. NOTS PAPER, LETTER PAPE, and PLAYING © sDs,atthe very lowest prices. my9-tr AGRICULTURAL BOOKS. Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry. American Gardener's Assistant... oo ican Farm Book.. 250 Henderson’ Garden! for Profit. 19 Waring’ Draining for Hi 18 Falter’s Small Frit Culturist.......... 160 Fuller's Grape Cultures. 160 eg oe ee Pesgerot onthe Honey Bea 200 Bandas Sheep Husbandry econo 98 orse Owners” clopedia......... — aXouatt on the Dogs "878 books received aa e300 aa published by. Me™ PRICHARD B. MOHUN & OO. tr Penpa. avenue, corner Ith street. OTICE NING OF A REW. ERY STO! orExyD anaes a fURAGTO ur <l rr LITHOGRAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER. public are invited to call and oneeaine od new Under National Metropolitan = and neat door to dey Conhe8 Os. USTICE TO ALL, the motto at STRAUS", Cisthier, LOL Penn, ivenis avenuee NATIONAL MARKET. ALT and SMOKED ME. HYATT, 614 Lith st. KTS MADE TO ORDER. In connection with my Merchant Tailoring busi- ness, | am now prepared to MAKE SHIRTS TO ORDER, baving engaged the services of one of the best cut- tersin the country for that purpose. Being satis- fied of my ability to give entire satisfaction, both in style and ft, I respectfully sblicit the patronage of the public. a. tT. RSEn, ‘Satrt and Drawer: facturer, 219-1 it OnE (2% Rh siroct borthwest. sail tmaginasie spies cs its at A. Breas, iow OF EXHIBITION. the bon on White » (entire! pew, Fings, at A. BIRAUS’ 4011 Ponuasares East stand .) by ELPHONZO ai Geet Stsime against aod said firm. ELPHONZO YOUNGS. WM. H. SEARS. Thanking my friends and the public for their ub. ONZO YOUNGS. the ag bar ome very satisfactoril songs tnt we nageed ak ‘portunity to thack my friends the pablic for thei aod ommend foot af 6th and P strests. ORS AND MERCHANTS. Cargese of STONE, COALS Ay Lown from vessels and stored oF deli jortest Botice and lowes! rates you SEEN * ‘Vest to match? ly to be seen at A. TLEE’S WHAR: GY. ATLEE. he Youth's Imi AUS" 1011 Pa. ove.,menr ave., ae HE RAPIDITY WITH WHICH qi ce aan ee eae but little me OUNG MAN DO NOT DESP. three, LIME barrel, delivered to all parts of the city = 8) PF “4 TOMAS FAHEY, 10tn street, mi-6m = bear La. avewue, boy 617 Seventa Street, fepti-tr S*411Ne OFFI SELLING OFF! AT COST, TO DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP, the entire stock Opposite Patent Office. cle it hag Pym mpeg Li fein the wor tnen or oeutifal gloss to fhe fabric. & 9O., Manufacturers, . 160 West Lombard street, Baltimore, Maryland. SUMMER RESORTS. SUPER Boa RD Tn. the LOUDON INSTIT in readiness by the . “The baildiig co large and airy, and every effort will be made to min- ister to the comfort and pleasure of guests. Situated d near the nrg and Aldie grate, jes from the former place, with daily leftion with Washington, Charges reasou- able. For particulars address THOMAS W. LAKE. m0 27 Aldie, Loudon county, reat ne ee Os NOs Foe oSUMMEs, BOARDERS —Four No. 1 -OOMS, furnia |. Also, four unfur- nished,and BOARD, in a beauifiul country home In ‘a healthy locality. Guod refer- ences given. For particulars apply to JOHN W. KINSEU! Cisarapring, Washington cone aN: RGR EL, Who wish toexchance city for cool [T MAY NEVER OCCUR acalN. OUR POPULAR SPECIALTIES. MEN’S DEPARTMENT. $10—Our celebrated $10 Business Suits—910 O—We are still selling—@10 $10—A good Business Suit for $10 $10—Gar sales are enormons—S10 10—In fine Business Suits at $10 $10—Onr stock is Tremendous—$10 $10—Of all wool Suits at $10 A SPLENDID STOCK, A FASHIONABLE STOCK, A LAKGE STOCK, OF FINER SUITS, OF IMPORTED FABRICS, AT PROPORTIONATE PXICES. FOR THE YOUNGSTERS, “WOULD I WERE A BOY SOME MORE.” $9—Only five dollars for a School Suit—g 95—A good Suit for $5. $5—A durable Suit for $9. $5—A well made Buit for $3, $5—Cor assortment ix good—85, 2—Our stock is immenae—@ 5 9-01 Boys Suits for $9, OUR PRICES ABE AS LOW COMPABATIVE- LY, FOR 7 FINE DIAGONAL SUITS, FINE BLUE AND BLACK SUITS. FINE LIGHT AND DARK SUIT. ENTIRE STOCK NOW COMPLETE. AN BARLY INSPECTION INVITED HABLE BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, spatr Gounse 77H ann D Srazzrs. SE _ ans 72m ann D Sreeers._ GEO. M. OYSTER, M. OYSTER, Jr. J. F. OYSTER, WE ARE NOW SELLING PHILADELPHIA PBINT, FRESH NEW YORK, ena° PENNSYLVANIA ROLL BUTTER AT REDUCED SATES. GEO. M. OYSTER & CO,, Stalls, 176, 176, 177, 490, 491, and GEO. Stall, —, Northern Market. mé-6t Exe THB GOLD SPECTACLE, Ore Onty 96, 8. 8. HEMPLEB, Optician, mae-tr 4% street. DRESS PA in Peart, ) Py pohew faa imenship, at A.-BTBAUS', 1011 Penna, sve, Bear lth. J RANKLIN & CO rea OPTICIANS, . Janle-te » of Va, covsul of the United States at La elle; Ed- ward Abbott Vandyck, consular clerk of the United States. Collectors Internal Revenne— Wm. B. Elliott, ist Pennsylvania; John A. Hen. ry, 10th New York; Benjamin DeVae. bh New York; Eugene W. Ferris, Ist South Carolina, Tue ALLEGED NortH CaRoLtna CoERoKEr Fravps.—Col. H. K. Clum, chief clerk of the Indian bureau, has gone to Charlotte, North Carolina, as a witness in the trial of General mes G. Blunt, of Kansas, and D. C. Jock- neck, chief of the finance division of the Indian office, for alleged frauds in the Payments to the North Carolina Cherokees, in” 1869, which begins to. before the ‘the Initea Beate Courtat Charlotte. Mr. Jockneck will doubties« be acquitted, as he Lad nothing whateyer to do with the receipt of moneys. PERSONAL.—Amongst the newspaper men who have left Washington to attend the St. Louis Transportation Convention and to go upon the railroad trip through the Indian coun- try to Galveston, Texas, are Gen. Boynton, of the Cincinnati Gazette, Mr. White, of the New York Tribune, Mr. C.S. Noyes, of the Washing- ton Srar, Mr. Colburn of the New York Times, Mr. Scott Smith, of the Evening Press Associ- ation, and Mr. Gibson, of the New York Sun. ~-Judge Spence, the’ assistant attorney gen- eral for the post office department, has assumed his duties at the department. ----Mr. John 8. Delano, chief clerk of the Department of the Interior, is now in St. Louis, and will retarn to Washington in a few day -**-General Eaton, commissioner of Education, has returned from Now Hampshire, where he’ was summoned by the serious illness of his aged father. The lat- ter is now convalescing. THE SA¥ETY OF THE PoLARIs.—The Secre- tary of the Navy entertains the opinion, from all the information he has thus far received, that the Polaris is in a condition to reach Disco or some other extreme northern she will soon be heard of. He will, however, in the course of a few days select some suitable vessel of the navy and send her out in charge ot capable officers to search for the Polaris and render such assistance as mer be necessary. Of course it will be impossible for any vessel penetrate the northern seas very far £0 early in the season, but when the ice Lege a to break up in the summer in that latitude there may be some hope of rescuing the Polaris, Those on board of her have an abundance of provisions and all things necessary for their comfort, and no fears are entertained here for their safety. NAVAL ORDERS.—Capt. Thomas G. Corbin has been ordered to duty as light-house inspec- tor of the 4th district. Commodore Edward Donaldson has been detached from the com- mand of the naval station at Mound City, LL, and placed on waiting orders. Capt. R. B. Lowry has been detached from daty as light- house inspector of the 1th district, and ordered to hold himself in readiness for sea service. Capt. Wm. D. Whiting has been detached from duty as inspector ot ordnance at the New York navy-yard, and ordered to hold himself in readiriess to command the Worcester. Capt. J. B. Creighton has been detached from the com- mand of the Worcester, and ordered to return home. Commodore Wm. K. Mayo, detached trom duty as light-house ins in the Ist district, and ordered to hold himself in readi- ness for sea service. Aw Eviscorat Cuurcw IN BALTIMORE Bunnep.—The Church of the Ascension, (Epis- copal,) Rev. J. E. Cathell rector, corner of La- fayette avenue and Oregon street, in Balti- more, took fire last night in the roof over the organ loft, about 8:30 o’clock. and at 11 o’clock nothing but the bare walls were lett — Loss $50,000; insured in the Home, Howard, Peabody, and Equitabie for 830,000. The caurch was built in 187. & cost of $80,000. Tne CHoLerna in New ORLEaNs.—Cholera infantum and cholera morbus are prevalent in New Orleans, and a few cases of sporadic cho- lera are reported, generally attributed to over- indulgence in fruits unseasonable elsewhere. weey of the leading physicians express the opinion as ‘not @ case of epidemic cholera has oceurred. THE CUMBERLAND, Mb., election for mayor and councilmen took yesterday, and re- pwn [2 election of the democratic ee rN e average democratic majority was 180, against an aver majority last of 69, ‘The democrats also gain three counc THREE SHOCKS OF EARTHQUAKE were felt at Manor, Texas, about 10% o’clock on the even- of April 30, Houses trembled, doors and iiniows rattled, and several persons, who were asleep, were awakened. DrATH Warrant SiGEED.—Gov. Whyte, of |, esterday signed. the death warrant of HoWohan, one of the parties convicted of the murder of Mrs. Lampley, fixing the execution for June 13. ee Japanese Embassy has arrived ip De. S7-All the members of the Methodist h- ers’ association, ata meeting in New York terday, anon a memorial to Governor Dix, praying bim to sign the local option liquor bill. @7-The rumors that were current some since tat the Pacitic snd tigate Felogeagh com) would soon ‘inte contro! Western Union are without foundation S7 Their Majesties of Russia, and germany are expected at Vinaay afin te ready to extend them a it royal welcome. — - Sy The Red Men, of land, celebrated the anni: jurisdi hogs aay de. | order yesterday, in Baltimore, by a general eesion through the city and a picnic at uid Hill park, rs Seddons. —In the presence of the principals and many friends the battle money (£2,000) for the proposed fight between these pugilists on the Zist inst., was delivered over yesterday by the temporary custodian into the hands of the stakeholder. Tnis matter settled, Chambers. who won the toss for the fighting ground, pro- ceeded to quietly inform the oF ‘posing party where the contest would take place, and after some littleexplanation there was mutual satis- faction expressed. Itis the opinion of the sporting fraternity that if théreis no outside snterterence the fignt will be a djtter one and of long duration.—N. Y. Herat, 11 m1 M var: other anrent Bak Been edtrtsa By the police in connection with the Good! : ‘he party at present in custody is one Jame Tighe, allas Bat. Tighe, an thdividaal wel krown tothe police of Brooklyn. An anony mous dispatch was sent to the officers engagéi im the case last week, in which it was stated that the watch of the deceased was seen in pos sess‘on of the prisoner, and that he could tmpar information about the murder. Acting upon this information, Tighe was arrested on Frida evening by Captain Byrnes, of the Lith pre cinct. The inquest will be resumed to-morrow evening. Tue Concressionat EXCURSION TO THE SovtuweEst.—Arrangements have been maae to extend the Congressional excursion from Galveston to New Orleans by steamer across the guif. From there the excursionists will be taken down the Mississippi river to Balize, where they will have an opportunity to observe the obstructions to navigation, caused by the bar at the mouth of the river. They will also be banquetted and otherwise entertained, and returned to their homes by railroad free of ex- pense. Some fifty Congressmen have arrived in St. Louis to attend the Cengressional confer- ence, which commenced in that city to-day. No Hore vor Nixox.—On Saturday the Hon. A. Oakey Hall applied to Judge Pratt, in the Brooklyn supreme court, for a stay of pre- ceedings in the case of Michael Nixon, under sentence to be hanged on Friday for the murder of Charles Pfeiffer, in Chatham square. He urged an immediate answer, announcing that ergs term is now holding its session. T ict A’ Phelps was present, but did not answer Mr. Hall's argument. He presented the judge’s charge to the jury. J Pratt refused a stay, saying that he was unable totind any ‘substantial error. Gov. Dix has communi- eated with Sheriff Brennan that he will not in- fere.—N. ¥. Sun, 12th. Aw UNDERTAKER ATTEMPTS To KILL Him- SELY—AU for Love-—Young Mr. Gunagan, the undertaker of Doylestown, Pa., stari the inhabitants last week by trying to kill himselt Mr. Gunagan is a handsome man, and quite a favorite with the ladies. He was paying his addresses to Miss Templin, a charming young lady. Miss Templin smiled on Mr. Gunagan, but her parents frowned, and last week forbade him to visit their house. Young Gunagan thereupon called upon the village apothecary and procured a soothing drink of laudanum For a long time the undertaker hovered between life and death. He is now out of danger. Aw Inctpent at THE Grave or THap STEVENS.—Friday morning s tonching little incident occurred at the grave of the late That- deus Stevens at Schriner cemetery, Lancaster Pa., the “Old Commoner,” {1 the presence of Judge Livingston, Hex.’ 0. J. Dickey and others. Tt was the pl: ating of an English ivy vane at the foot of the monument by George Thaddeus Stevens, eight years old, a son of Simon Stevens, of New The little fellow was @ great favorite with the illustrious de- ceased. ANOTHER STRIKE After —t the Congressmen present a most cordial and hearty welcome on bebalf of the whole penne of St. Louis, and oue which he hoped would make the memory of the visit pleasant, he said: ‘It is not our purpose in inviting you here to-day merely todiscussour local attractions, neither to bring undue intia- ences to bear on'you, and thereby endeavor to secure your committal to legislation calculated to take advantage of or injure any portion of our commoncountry. We mated this con- vention as a convention but in character. It ts more of an informal and friendly conference. We desire to ——_ a plain, practical exhibit of the needs of the west and south for improved water lines to the ocean. We do not desire to onsite disonesion. nor do we ack any vote, in advance on legislative propositions, nor do we intend to embarrass you by strict parliamentary proceedin ’ The mayor then referred to the necessity of improved water routes to the sea- board, what the government had done for the sea coast in Way of pro- tee! life and ty. He claimed that the same should for the west, and to illustrate the ints of navigation on the Mississippi river, Says that in one bend in that river, only four miles in extent, there lie the wrecks of thiriy-six steamers, damming up the way, and that it is ap; ‘called “Graveyard Bend.” He says not Only the weet and south are interested in removing obstruc- bons from and deepening the channels of the Mississippi river and its tributaries, but the whole Rowe ¢ Hg also forei, nations, tor cheap transit for the products of the Mississippi valley has and must always have great intiaence on the markets of the world. He also cites the fact that im consequence of high freight rates to the seaboard man: have actually burned their corn vase it could not be marketed without wzinging them In view of these and other whacks to the trade and business of the West he ap- pealed tothe Bry acer to consider the situa- a accord that aid which wili remove the ouble, sn ey American Railway Master Mechanics’ Battimore, May 13.—T! ixth annual ses- sion of the American Railway Master Mechan- ies’ Association convened at Raine’s hall, in this city, at 9.30 o’clock this morning. H. N. Britton, superintendent of the Whitewater Valley railroad, president of the association, called the body'to order. Prayer was offered by Kev. J. N. Lightelbrown, of Baltimore. Toll was called, and seventy-eight members answered to their names, The p the last convention, held at Boston, were pre- sented and approved. president nounced that an y given for those who wi to become members to sign the constitution, and that any persons hav- ing charge of the mechanical work of a railway known ag superintendents, or master mechan- ics, or general foremen, the names of the latter to be presented by the superior officers of their roads, could become members by my mp | the connstitution and paying an initiation fee of one dollar. Seventeen new members then signed the constitution. President Britton then addressed the conven- tion, congratulating the members on the in- Sepa nde eaqmear es teryere cs le a Pp) or varlous committees, which showed a due appre- ciation of the im nee of the subjects inves- tigated, concluding with a reference to Balti- more as an important center of railroad inter- ests. president stated that the committee of reception at Boston last year had presented the association with $3,000, which had been placed at interest. ———_o—_—_ Lionizing the Arctic Survivors. LLNESS WHICH KILLED CAP- TAIN HALL. New York, May 13.—A St. Johns dispatch Says that wher. the Arctic survivors came ashore lay, the Esquimaux children were carried mers izable. Assi =f had bis | < cowen the aul for €nded by all theo the r@™mission, with oO bist. “the trade is better than i@@% GM known as the canal trade B* O°°\especiully brisk.” During the last week DS good many heay, usumers of coal fro orth MuLe mass meeting in New Oricaus the other even- ing responded to the appeals of the speakers, and even loud march to the aid of their brethren tinsville. The Pi however, remarks in substance that bas command much confidence. um Surge ig. U. utated yesterday midway knee.“ He has been re- ers in his command tew to placing him on Tae cS SEEDS are tim. “T&ADE is more active, and prices and, as Orders tor coal are unusually current at the W are mostly made at prices vance there may’ Of delivery, whatever of ad- quite apparent Uh &* advances in prices it is vantage of the opetWill be, will be ty ihe ask says “the purchase?*. The Mine: that the price of coat con! «-~ the last ad: better de fhe, Ba ce has ball not recede. Ly nie tgatmantmed tinere ie The Mauch ¥ipmen increa: and Sout! e been in market,’> oy alread, shows a quickening impetus.’ 2 (es, Speck to the trade, thus far, mnce spring has opened, has been a want of supply Srguels at Fort is Kichmond. That trouble is mat at an end, as the supply is steadily on the inecase.— Piaia. Ledge Tse Missixe Me Alcibiades de Blanc, whose name has rigu into sudden notoriet, rages in St. M. the Pelican state,and commanded oné of its regiments, the Sth, thi He served in Virginia under Stonewall Jaek- son. Among the Creoles, who constitute the body of the population in'the distarbed region. he has long been looked upon as a ieader a chief. He is now about 50 years old. He is de- scribed as of small stature, light in connection with te out- in’s parish, La., is a naive of it the revellion. hands at the battle of Gettysburg, crippling ard stiffening the fingers. _ New Onreans Rioreas Fre ENED ATA Tram.—The crowd amsembied at the fed those appeals by anize aud ‘St. Mar- ‘icayune of the next morning, loud tal been heard in Lafayette square too often to it states that the mob that broke into one of the gun shops tl ‘owals of determination to arm, same night fied peli-mel! at the re ~_ mito & mule team, which panic magn! tachment of troops. Tre “Frxawctar CATACLYSM” IN VIENNA, By telegrams from London it is learned that the recent excitement in the money market in Vienna—“‘financial cataclysm,” it is styled— has seriously affected all the at money mar- kets of Europe. The falling off in values on the Vienna irse is estim: at a hundred millions of dollars; for several reasons, whi are stated, in London a general anxiety seemed to prevail among buyers of American secu- rites, Arrest or a JA neson, the noted Kansas jayhawker, was arrest ed at’ Leavenworth yesterday, by the United States marshal, and taken to Topeka, on an in- dictment for an attempt to defraud the govern- ment out of $52 in what is 87 The strike of the coopers at Boston doce not promise success. j New York sawdust im boxes Cont oie weing Sueioee petoastn thu vasa ae to a7 Mr. Titt 1 Rew ae Pa, married Mary Schults, aud ‘she ig now” stay mary. manufacture a full supply of gas. in hereafter nearly all its incidents the Brooklyn strike re- peats the story of the strike in this city.—Y. ¥. Times, 12th. TureEr More ————_____ Brnper Farm.—Reports from the scene of the =e murder, near P: .D Bopizes Fouxp oN THE \. - wa bay tothe Londo soy | Telegraph reports Khiva has fallen. deo is given to the dispatch. S7 Arthur Rane, radical, was on Saturda: elected by a large majority to the F: :- Diy from ‘Lyons. .