Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1873, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. | Published Dally, Sundays excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania —— cor. Ith St, US RVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CONPANY, 6 B. BAUPPAANN, President. BVENIN' ‘is served by carriers to a ubcribere pti oan wast, or Fortt- ‘oun CENTS PER at 5 counter: months, 81.50; year, 98. ‘io ¥ STAB— Published Friday—$1 CE i he 4 S. 41—N2. 6,304. EE oes DRY GOODS. J)BESS Coens AT REDUCED Prices. ‘We call the particular attention or our customers EXBIVED acd CHECK SILKS, at 15 cente, 91, and © 2 ADINES. ty fo te ® vifering at reduced prices, in order to re- Boe ck by the first of Jaly, el) —in plain fignres” wu SHUSTE 919 Pe & BRO., na. avenge Get REDUCTIONS: JAPANESE SILKS, 375, 90, 6B AND 73 Crwrs, SUMMER SILKS, 75 Cents ann $1 mrt ae pertras HOUSE THE ARCADE COMPETITION DEFi2 ACKNOWLEDGED TPE BEST ANP CHEAP- . EST SiCKE IN THE DISTH-CT. ock of Ow DRE GOODS im evgry respect complete ¥. ies car find the latest aitable Yor spring and “DRESS GOUDS 4. all classes JS GOUDS 47 all classes. = DU MESTICS ig large variety. R GREAT SPECIALTY LLAMA LACE JACK All the novelties in SUN SHADESand PABA. legant assortinent of RIBBONS, iiare and coats shonkt s house before purchasing else- G7 THE ARCADE. + between D snd E, sont ov where Remember 427 Teh ste Cc RPETS: CARPETS Owing to the backwardness of the seaswn having a larger «tock of Carpete on han. for the time of sear, w 2d, make « general r PETS in the bonse. Our st¥ lex meet sf ction 1b price on all & vrs, English Ingrains, ation Brusseis cannot and Creck Mattings in store vies in all colors. and Fixtures to suit. a falr opportunity for housekeepers to nice Carpet for a little money. WOLFORD & SHILBERG, 427 7th street, between D and E, 8. W “ AMUSF MENTS. Geeky cuseene a BY NDUSTRIAL MISSION SUMUOU. corte Hand INDUSTKIA VOL, corner Kai lth wireet, WEDNESDAY £VENING, J) 8. he wit oe aneete dD AY of P: ma Chiltéren Gt Cinb,” avd the National Band.” Admittance, 25 cents. Children, 10 cewts. Concert to commence at $ o'clock. jot-2:" ati NewN oc 3 oe ree. MARKRITER: oo geoltneer Renee: s, Pi Fremes, Picture ana a a a Pleare remomber Name and Number. }e!-ly" M48Nte Reealia. prepared to furnish Masonic Equipments foF ail commmndecies at FACTORY PRIOES. CHAPEAUX. 3 ANP BELTS, = COFFS, CAPS, and every articte pertaining to the Order. ‘We guarantee ail Soke to be reguistion TLLETT & BC OF 903 7 8 520-Im nsylvania avenue, GL. RIC yy & fair cash Onnice for Sey Kind of Ladies’, Gente: and Chile dren’ Second-hand Cl Boots, Shoss,&c, 633 7th street, between F and G,south’ Note by mail provuptly sttended ie25-ly LADIES’ GOODS. MISS McCORMICK, a 03 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, constantly on band a fine assortment of IMPORTED BOXNETS, STRAWS, CHIPS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, tc. all of the newest designs. Ladies CAPS and COLF FURES just receive mb tr FR *4D AND save Youn money. adies who have Bair Switches that have fade¢ ion as can hi them restored to their natara. shade in superio We hare a very large ortment. of ris; very long and bandsome Switches. very cheap. Now is the time to buy at MADAME ESTEEN'S Hair Factory, 618 13: near, street. au. [NOTICB.— Bargains are now being offered in i MILLINERY FANCY GOODS, E. LENZBERG & 00., 707 Market Space, By agt-tr St4urine DEPOT 617 Sevente StResr, fepai-tr Opposite Patent Ofce. 4S IN DEY GOODS.—Androscoggi Wameutta, 20e.; New York Mills, min 8-4, 9-4, and 10-4; Tabl 128 per dozén; Black . 19, Do = Viet oP All west market prices,at RRODHEAD & CO" Witte — 1205 F street. between d2th and Ith. pD* GOODS AT PANIO PRICES. Great bargains in DRY GOGDS from the New York and Philadelphia auctions Dress Grenadines at 6,10 and 22% cents per ; & beautiful line of Dress Goo less than importers’ i Prices, Striped iss at 2c. a yard. worth 35c.; Blay Linen'at a ver Jow price; Striped Yosemite at Sic., werth aic-; Jol Jot Lace Curtains at 93.50 a piec line of b fut Parasols at richt prices; a Bhawls at half price aa-ly 5 BA. . 1920 Peunsylvania avenue. S. O'MARE & SON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRocERS, 1213 Tru STREET NORTHWEST. (Between M and N sts.) NEW BUTTER! NEW CHEESE! u 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 HAMS. SUGAB CURED HAMS l6c. PER LB 16 6 16 16 16 16 DOOLEY'’S YEAST POWDER. GRAHAM FLOUR. OAT MEAL Heecker's Wheaten Grits, Hecker’s Flour, Barley Tapioca, $ Dorsea Wax Candies, Cross & Blackwe! man's Mustard, Stickne: Olive Oil, Sauces, CINCINNATI OLEINE SOAP. Satin Gloss Starch, Baker's Chocolate, and Cocoa Shells, 'Broma, Prunes, ‘Currant MEDICINAL LIQUORS. Old Port Wine. Frenen Brandy, Holland Gin, Blackberry Brandy, Fine Old Whisky, California Braody. C. S. OHARE & suN, m2-tr 1813 7th st_n_w., between M and N. Freer: RECEIVED DIRECT from the Mills in VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. M1 sel} to families 50 cents per barre less thas usual prices, Bye Prices of SUGAES and TEAS all marked down. CATAWBA WINE, gost received from Pleas*us ¥giiey Wine Company, 82 » gallon. 8. B. BACON, 709 Mar *% Space, between 7th and st, streets. Euan ‘THE GOLD SPECTACLE, = — t OnLY 96, 4. 8. REMPLER, Optictan, am 4% street. = Bs WE S4vE Just RECEIVED oe DUZEN LADIES’ SKIRTS, WHICH WE AXE SELLING ar 6® CENTS PEB SEIBT. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 83 PENNSYLVANIA AVEBUB, terials snd experience: Wa rie Seat i, D.O. mle-te VA A Botes by mail . FFI oo SELLING OFF 1 AT COST, TO DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP, the entire stock OF THE NEW YORK BAZAR, 441 Seronth strect, near ‘. Warl-tr NO BUG. he sa OE SE SUANEY worla for dere e Hoattn arta besutifal gloss to tbe fabric. for sale PIANOS, &o. LARGE LOT OF NEARLY NEW AND SECOND-HAND PIANUS, from different factories, now on hand and A for sale or rent ov East TexMs,to make! room at REICHENBACH’S PIANO WAREROOMS, 423 th street, above Penusylvania avenue, Agency for Wm. Knabe & Co.'s and Wm. Me- Cammon’s PIANOS. Second-hand PIANOS taken in part payment for new Pianos. mad-te U8STAV KU PIANO AK ER, formerly { G. Lighte @ Co. late tuner for Bow York avenue a Rart's Jowoiry Store, 629 7 Drug Store, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street; ja Will moot teed. adt-ly STIEFF's PIANOS, in sweetness of tone and liewee of Antes To excel iow - G. L. WILD & 30 A 20 Lith street, near northwest enue, dealers in Pianos and generally. DR. Polishing and Varnishing 5 apl7-tr rom ing and Be} receive faithfal attention. J F. LUCAS, 1148 7th street n. w., Tune ana spans ans. Or. 16th st. sad Moses’ Cor Teh and Pa, y packed and moved mhaely SOHOMACKER 200.8 Pingo, DELPHIA GREAT BEDUCTION Ly PRICES. NOTHING RESERVED. Fuprecedented. Peremptory. — gee FORCED SALES UR FORCED SALES OF ENTIRI OF ENTL Positive, STOCK STOCK NOW GOING ON. NOW GOING ON. ITOCKED We Amn OvEEE AND MUST BEDUCE, AND WILL SELL At $100 915 Suit, 9182 938 Suit, at $204 TEN DO! 18 Buit at $10, TET ETE Pottans, rwe: 22 Suit at a1, WO RESERVATIONS: Abb Wik BE SOLD: 4k Misr be SoLm IN BOYS’ SUITS WE OFFER THE SAME INDUCEM gyts. 27 Suit at S20. “ WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1873. a EVENING STAR. Leeches! Lee Tmported Swedish Leec! ‘will hereafter always . as Rforenle, wholesale or retail: by antice ¢ Washington News and Gossip. be Na’ — ALSO JUST RECEIVED afresh snpply of all new Family and Patent Medi- Cine. We enumerate: yor apeg for Castor Oil, Iniment, Liver Invigorator, THE LAST OF THE NODOCS. The following bave been received at army INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts from this | *¢®quarters : source to-day were $226,862.16. McKEnzi8’s InDIAX Prrsoners.—McKenzie captured twenty-four Indian children and fit- teen women in his recent raid. He will send San Francisco, June 2d. General W. T, : Colonel Davis reports, June ist, Modoc scouts sent out on Tuesday, the 2th of May, from Tule Lake, reported to him at Applegate on the necks emis. them to Fort Gibson, in the Indian territory, | evening of the 28th, having found Jack and Ipcheater Hypo: phosphates, which course is approved by the President. band ‘encamped on Wilson nereek, at grossing of Li AU a the it 14 mi ate. Br. Jayne's Medicines Tue cartxet to-day took no action as to | (Pe emletant road, 14 miles east of Applega Helmbolds Buch, and Linhnent, what dispo:stion should be made of Capt. Jack | Major Greene. a sandlahehy in pasontt pnp diace ag ad a and his followers. ame upon them on the ev: ‘of the 29th. Remedy ¥ ‘Medical Discovery. There and all other Remedies of the day atmy pular low rates for cash. The President announced that he would leave here on Thur day for Long Branch with his They pursued them till the evenii of the 30th, when 14 warriors. 10 9 children - family to spend thesummer, but he would re- | were captured after a slight skirmish. ABTHUE RATTAMS. Dreegtt., | turn every two or three weeks to dispose of any | Among them were @chonchin oud Scartecd Radi — | business which might demand his attention. Coaster. Jackand Monerd weeks. Feces An VS. APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsiDENT.—The | jn aifferent directions, leavi ‘eaive ‘men not EXCURSIONS, &e. . » ———_—_— President made the following appointments to- | captured. He will push them lively until BST GRAND PICNIC of the HOPE FLEAS- | day:_.James M. Brackett, of Wisconsin, r>-, caught, and hopes to close, the war in a few EDNESDAY, June iss Boovin 5 ceiver of public moneys at Eau Claire; Jos. E 7s, ane a“ phytate ode ‘Major General. ebrated String Band has been, engaged for the Trish, of Wisconsin, register of the land, office Sau Pees occasion. Tickets 50 cents. ting & gen- at the same place; J in ©. Evans, member 0! wy, 5 4 7, tleaian and ladies. ISR" | the Board of Trattecs of the Reform Scher! of | Gen. W. F. Shermun, Washington, D.’C Subsequent dispatch from Gen. Davi Ap) pa goed 8, June Ist, announces the captare of Jack and two warriors and families. He pects the few others to come in soon, and con- sider the war terminated. M. OFIELD, Major G T RACE—The neat little steamer PENN- SYLVANIA will leave her wharf, foot of High street, Georgeto 45 p.m, WEDNESDAY, Ju thus giving passengers a fine cl “Ti sseoaoner ines te: Srartered f ww fishing or other steamer may be chartered for or othe . ODIER. 33 High the District of Columbia for three years trom June Xl. Is 1T THE RESULT or THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT OR THE WEATHER? — The total number of distilleries in operation throughout cetto view the en- excursions by applying to A. Rt ig the country on the Ist of May, as shown by the be Done with the Modocs, ntneets or the Capisinen boar. {Keo} ee ee hpleaaoord Krag lysed hes In the absence of the Secretary of War, and SELECT MOONLIGHT Tons. ‘The total number in operation ov the'ist | of definite official information from Gen. EXCURSION AND VIEW OF THE BOAT RACE. Ee Ss Avg J ———, Eany OF THE LAKE Bavisieuarinees ate Hea 1G , June 4, 3 avin, ce wharf, foot of 6th street, at 4:30 day evening, proceed up the river toa position wh-re the boat race will be of June was 319, with adaily producing capacity of 191,184 ions, showing that +3 distilleries wee cl juring the month of May, and the daily capacity decreased 58.315 gallons. A GENERAL CouRT MARTIAL has been or- dered to meet at Willett’s Point, New York har- bor, on the 5th of June, for the trialof Musi- cian Francis Carey and such other prisoners as may be brought before it. The court will con- sist of the following named officers: Captains W.R. King, A. Mackenzie, and eutenants B. D. ¢ cond Lieutenants P. Palfrey; all of the Eng ps, with i Lieutenant James Mercur Judge Advocate. Mason BEN Perey Poort Commas THE ANCIENT ARTILLERY.—The dinner of the ancient and honorable artillery ef Boston yes- terday afternoon was largely attended. Among the speakers were Governor Washburne, Col- lector Russell, A. A. Rice, General N. P. Banks. and Dr. George A. Loring. After the dinner the ancients marched to Boston Common, where Major Ben Perley Poore, commander elect, and the other officers for the ensuing year, were commissioned by the governor. The Viexna Davis, no action has been taken upon the question what disporition shall be made of the captured Modocs. Gen. Davis will report to the headquarters of the army that he holds these Indians as prisoners of war and ask what disposition shall be made of them. They li ing surrendered as pri oners the military will hold them subject to the instructions of the depariment of the Interior having been called upon by that department to aigsits commission- ers in forcing these Indians g@\e reservations assigned tothem. The proba similar dispositson will be ie of the chiefs to that made of Santanta and Big who were concerned in the annihilation .. ing Music will be furnished. ngements have been made bh aracters will be allowed on board. Tea can be had on the boat. bipengar eo peeory a $1; gentleman 5; tional lady, 0) cents. bs apa Fe DORSEY CLAGETT. to Texas train several years ago. These Indians and lady, belonged te the Indian territory, but committed the depredation in Texas, and were turned over to the svate authorities there for trial and p ishment. The murder of Gen. Canby Thomas, having been committed in ©: the culprits will, no doubt, be turned the civil authorities of that state for trial. oF jailies aamitted mnless accompanied by a gen- Tickets, admitting a Gentleman an Letter from the Modoc Country. SOME PARTICULARS OF THE CAMPAIGN SNAKY COUNTRY TO CAMP IN. The following is an extract of a letter received from the Modoc country by a gentleman ef this A YPORT EXCURSIONS, TUESDAY, JU rite K On and after SiTION.— The Statedepart- elegant and steamer ment has received information from Vienna, | City: . DAY EVE: indicating that everything is progressing satis- CAMP SovtTn or Trt N- the Potomac, leav ng wharf o'clock p.m., returuing at summer of 187: factorily, in connection with the exposition. since the new arrangement, and that there is a fair prospect that the American department Dear H.> Yours of M You doubtless have y nized by many of our best : < fights in the papers, y seem full of it. I citeeme who fou nema mcr and plonmanter, | Will soon be Im complete order. | The board of | Vent oats week aioe wis Uieee sarsromis tb ape fro ¢ heat and dust of the city. 2 Ss appointe 4 <i ins leat. © be Shall be spared during the coming sani tlemen to take charge of the different groups: | tf¥ #ud find the remains of Lieut. Cranston and ng the missing soldiers, and to bring them in; also oT the bodies of the seven whom we buried under sage brush. We found the Indians had stripped er, Pa. iron and steel, G . W. Sileox; machi cable in every Mining and metallurgy, Howard Pai tt food, E. N. Horsford, N.Y Wendenhall, Pa.; paper, ri d mutilated the bodies and then set fire to the ry A. Stanberry, Ohio; philosophical instra- | 2” : i ~ ments, RB. Lines; musical instruments, N. M. | fle pfuiy purming the bodies to a crisp. | We Lowe, Bosto’ cation, 1’. B. Philbrick; agri- eae ~ pipes Sool, and scalped, and so terribly swollen and de- composed that it was impossible to move them so all we could do was io hollow out_graves for 3 ed culture, J. A. Wai NAVAL OFFIcers Tran ler. {.XCURSIONS TO GLYMON OFrice oF Tu¥ Potomac Fe FERRED.—Commo- s 4 be k them in the lava and leave them. There have SWastivetos, May 2h is73 dore Thomas H. Stevens has been ordered to | been several skitmidnes sincs the diessnere On and after June 1 the stoamer WAWASET can | the command of the Norfolk navy yard on the | fight, in which we lost several men and lad be chartered for Excursions to. Gly. Ist of July next, in place of Rear Admiral quite a number wounded. “Do not know where mont on Mond w Charles H. Davis, who has been detached from | the Indians are now: they appear two have nesdays and Thi the command of that yard after that date, and ordered to duty as a member of the lighthouse board. Commodore John J. Almy has been de- tached from duty as chief signal officer of the navy trom the 30th inst., and placed on waiting orders. Commodore Foxhall A. Parker has been detached from duty as a member of the light- house board on the 30th inst., and ordered to duty as chief signal officer of the navy. Capt. Wie. F. Spicer and all the other officers have been detached from the iron-ciad Terror and placed on waiting ordet GaTLING GuNs.—Congress, at the last ses- sion, passed the following clause in the army appropriation bill: ‘For experiments and tests of two Gatling guns ‘of large caliber for flank defence of fortifications, $5,000; and of the sys- tems of heavy rifled ordnance recommendcd for trial by the board convened under the actof June 6, 1 nd, in the discretion of the Se retary,of any other systems for cornrertie pli proving the cast-iron guns now in the service, .000 in addition to any unexpended balance of ppropristions made for the present fiscal year.” In accordance with this law the Secre- tary of War, before his departure for Wet changed their place. Nearly all the troop: have gone out atter the Indians—Col. Mason on his side, and three troops of cavalry from here. This lea’ me in command of the camp here. with companies E and G, 12th infantry, and a lot of teamsters. Generals Gillem, Davis and Hardee are here, and the prospect is that we shail moye our camp across the lake to a penin- sula. They are getting ready to send the wounded in boats. There are plenty of rattle- snakes, scorpions and lizzards here, and chey oe ode aie that they come inte our uts, and we are obliged toshake our blankets before retiring. Farther from the Lava Beds. TRE CAPTURED MoDpOCcS—BOGUS CHARI TEA-DRINKEG—A MOTLEY SET—UGLY SQUAWS, PASSABLE YOUNG ONES, HANDS¢ PAPPOOBES. Camp aT Farrcaitp’s Rancu, Cat.,) May 33, 1873 Dear H.: Since writing to you last I have changed my position twice. It was concluded to evacuate the lava bed, as no Indians appeared to be there, and I was sent to occupy Van Bre- a. Ranch again with the two companies of The steam: aving been thoroughly She has a fine, commodions saloon on her upper deck, and is in every respect adapted to the excursion business, The Potomac is now beautiful, and Glymont in splendid condition, having been thoroughly repaired and the grounds put in good order. T» apply at office of Potomac Ferry of 7th street. m2l-2w LECTURES. MES. “INA Fay Petnce q WILL YrCTURE Op THURSDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, Jane sth, at 5:30 D. m.. At LINCULN BALL, on Tre Economy in the Househ for Hage vt aieng St. Merks mre ard pickers to all pares of the Mie’at Balleutne'sy Parker and. mens’ Bowkstores, FESTIVAL FEStivan. EA LD A . . 12th infantry, of which I now have the BEE TATA Ppt Maribor’, | Point, designated Major (. A. Gillmore, engi- | command (E and G); was at Van Bremer’s propose holdiug « FESTIVAL in THE Woops | Cer corps, Major T. J. Treadwell, ordnance ch two nights, and was ordered here to adjoining the residence of the Cannelite Fathers, | department, and Capt. LorenzoLorain,a board | command the headquarters guard of General near this village. on THUBSDAY, June 12.1873. Various amusements will be provilea for the day and evening entertainment. Avery elegant Afighan will be raffled, ty which of officers to meet at Hartford, Conn.,on the 5th of June, to decide upon the caliber of guns to be tried and the ammunition to be used in the experiments and tests of two Gatling guns Davis; arrived yesterday just in time to take charge of 66 Modocs, who came in last —— and gave themselves up as prisoners of war—1 bucks, 20 squ: and the balance children and A very elegant, Afighan will be raffled, of large caliber for fank defenses of fortitica- | pappooses. Ihave them now under close guacd ‘AI the refreshments of the season’ ill be sup- | tions, Whe bucks all brought in their guae ard Sonera: abundance, and a band of music will be fw nition and gave them up. There are some of nce. ‘ ARMY GazeTTEe.—The President has accepted | their hardest fighters amongst them, but none. Feet bite nie cottfally heviel es atten, | the resignation of Capt. Edwin W.H. Read, sth | I think, who were in the Canby assassinetio Jack must be rather short-handed now, may make with the balance of his band some work for our cavalry, as [ hardly think he will venture to give himself up, as death should be his certain portion. No one knows what will be done with the prisoners; tyes may be kept of fe tribe. They infantry, to take effect May 2%th, and that of 2d Lieut. Jose K. Peabody, 3d cavalry, to take effect May sist. A further leave of absence, on surgeon's certificate of disability. |i 1s been granted to Col. Gordon Granger, 15th infantry, with ission to go bevond ‘sea. Assistant Surgeon John W. Brewer has been ordered to duty in the Department of the East; and Assistant Surgeon Julius H. Patzki has been ordered to duty in the department of the lakes. The leave of abeence granted Capt. Charles A soe, mili storekeeper, in March last, has mn extended three months. The leave granted Major . R. Clendenin, 8th cavalry, on the ith of May, has been exten:led five months, permuesiol nd sea. absence for six moni Leave of }, OB Surgeon's certificate of disability, has been L. Brent, 3d cavalry, wit SUMMER RESORTS. ROC*Y Fornt Horer, RHODE ISLAND. SEASON OF 1573, ON THE BUBOPEAN PLAN. ‘This well-known and popular Summer Resort nated on Narragansett Par, between the, cities of Providence and Newport, will be opened for the reception of gueste Jan h. To meet the growing de n of thie pul een inerei the capacity, of AE HEAT diss Been, increased since large, airy, and pewly furnished. Rustaurant, «f an it seating capacity, has also been . ht steamboats a day from Providence aud Ni pep For information in re- , Bi aD hee y Ho nce, R. j26t 4. H. RUMPAREYS, Proprietor, here to draw in the balance peak English, having lived in the settiouman? a ngl aving liv the settlements Bogus Charlie fs rather particular in his diet, .) vb eo | him rations yesterday he said he did not want coffee, but preferred tea—an aiti- cle our men have not had in: the campaign. The old sees are hideous, a f'-wof the young ones passable. but the little c) ‘kiren are, many of them, cunning and actual y handsome. I long to get out of country, 'ack to a few of the n refinements of civili; liv +; five months of this a aero kind heh life arg or ake one year; and as re- ‘mission gards the opinion o! -est of the command The leave of Cre apa we ron ‘ ack unai sou A » has . Gillem has been rc ..eved and went back “~“\—nermiasion to | to Frisco yesterday. acca ag, CONTEST IN ARKAN Phiri gesterday que warrants inst Governor Bax- show by what authority he holds the offi of governor. The application sets fourth that the governor has unlaw“ully office, al- though Governor Baxt.r res to the it of the court to hear such ap} 3 ill ubey no mandate is- age a frase that ® Con ct hat been ‘es 6 tot 4. 0. WRIGHT. Round Hill P. 0., Loudoun Oo., Va. BF References ae 1209 F GMM Waitt ia thought « confict ei a wi here At the same time holis that the Philadciphia. It will bri “«spapers. i Mo gan circulation ie news- ie bvities can be + goer . it the enterprise proves succeastiul, the intention of the projectors to extend it'to its West and South. i ett : Hl LONG BRANCH, 8. J., WILL BE OPENED ON THE 19ra OF JUNB i i i i iE ii Ha i 8 saan tat teat Siessca STONE. “— ‘THE MARYLAND FREESTONE M. & M. CO 18 NOW READY TO BECEIVE ORDERS FOR STONE, EITHER SAWED OK ROUGH DIMENSION. i i if Hi t Sore nie — down four before she sa Jennie Dennis, a Tepe pening Star, AXNUAL MESTING OF STOCKHOLDERS AT AN- NAPOLIS—REPORT OF PRESIDENT GORMAN— ELECTION OF A PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS. Canal Company was in the executive lic works of the te, Controlier Aa mitted by President Gorman for the fiscal year ending Sist of May, 1873, which shows that the rev from all sources for the was 8. The total expenses during that eriod were $208,487.72, lea next revenue or the year of $245,446.00, w! with the bal- ance in the from the preceding year ot $52,308.48, leaves the payment of Hoat- ing debt and interest on preferred construction bunds $365,754.48. The revenue for the past year shows an increase over 1X 34, and over 1872 of $6.549.%3. The coal tonnage tor the year ending May 3ist, 1570, was 714703 tons, for 1871, 867,570 tons; for 1872, 772,273 tons. The decrease on account of expenses, ordinary and extraordinary, and the pay of officers ) and with 187 The appropriation heretofore madeon account of interest on preferred construction bonds was sufficient to pay the entire amount due up to and including coupons falling due January 1, 1857. Of the amount so appropriated there remained in the handsof the financial agents of lex: ler Brown X Sons, ore t day of March last the sum of $7 the coupons representing which have veen presented. Some of then isknown, are being withheld, awaiting the decision in the suit instituted by W. W. Corco- ran in the District of Columbia. The principal improvements made under the recommendation of William K. Hutton, late chief engineer of the company, have been com. pleted at a cost of $57,925.46, which has greatly improved the condition of the canal. V he report recommends improvements that are necessary ‘on account of damages to the ca. nal and increased tonnage, the cost of which, exclusive of steam pumps and dams, is esti. mated at $80,000, but the expenditures on that account should extend over a series of years to make the improvement without demaniling the payment on the bonded debt. The tolls are in- cents per ton on coal trom Cumb eorgetown. The report reviews the ficulty with the water lessees, and recites the tract and calls attention to its violation. The report expresses the interest felt by the com- pany in the improvement of the harbor at Yasbington, but expresses the conviction that Congress will not pass any law depriving the company of its valuable right ince the adjournment of Congress, a small portion of that property, with a tro the Potomac river of 350 feet, has 20) perannum, amd in ition to the cures a trade to the canal during the present year of sixteen thousand tons gas coal, which has heretofore been delivered via Balti Adding the tolls to the rent, the pos- of this wharf increases your revenue 000 per annum, or for the next 25 years f As your trade increases, the entire perty in Washington will become equ valuable. It is, however, possible that the plan proposed for the improvements of the city and harbor of Washington cannot be carried out without a surrender by thiscompany of a portion of the old canal and tow-path fronting on the river between Easby’s Point and Irth street. In suck an event it will be highly advantageous to the interest of this company to dispose of such portion as may be required upon liberal erms, The fact of the Sowing demand for Camber- land coal is alluded to, showing that the bus!- hess must increase. The report also says: ‘The Western Maryland railroad extension to Wil: lamsport will be completed before the close of na open! ind a considerably increased trade in coal must pass over your canal to supply i demand. — Heretofore and now the wharf charges at Cumberland and Georgetown have been within nine cents a ton of the amount charged ror tolls by the company for 134 milesof canal, (the aver. wharts being 43 cents, tolls now 51 cents r ton.) These charges should be reduced at fifteen cents per ton. ——— the completion of the outlet locks produce that result, but if boats were unloaded Promptly upon arrival they would realize larger Profits at reduced rate of freight charges. “Ts reduce the eost of tri tion to a minimum is egy ued to our future trade. With the present high rates for wharfage and freight, the «difference in favor of canals, as com- — with railroad transportation, is 47 cents a , and we are a that when the pro- vements are completed, anda a Icom of onngsonahcant ware ying capacity of the boats’ will be in x that the cost can be reduced 30 cents a ton. which would makea difference in favor of canal of 77 cents a ton. The urgent demand of the people for wi transportation may induce Congress to their cons.ruction; if so, this com) ter mendation of the U: at the request of a large number of members of Congress and high officials of the United States, so as to make it @ great national work, with every assurance that further aid would be given by Congress for its extension, in view of which 154 miles were constructed m a depth of six feet, leavi bundred Been Ed bu 4 water nat yond With these and many other ad States istnow 6 large stock Pe a steckhokler, we res; a fully recommend that the stockholders a j some action whereby the subject may ptly presented for the consideration of Not on'y bas the extension of the canal west attracted attention, but prominent citizens of Maryland, and particularly of Baltimore city, are convi'ced that the original intention of constructing @ branch to Baltimore shall be carried out, while to secure it oniy requires the construction of twenty-eight miles of canal at a comparati.cly small cost compared with the advantage Which would be derived from this exter While the proposed extensions are very de- sirable, we are convinced that without any ad- ditions, the trade (with its present terminus TELEGRAMS This Afterneon’s Dispatches. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. THE VIENNA SCANDAL AGAIN, Story of the Restaurant Naw YorK, Jane 3.—W. 4. Stittman, to the Tribune from Vienna about the lartics in the American department of the spe Position, tells the story of the Bow OMfteangal of the restaurant corra) » “dewett & Tracy,” of New York General Van Baren, in Sctober last. and A Buren him he intended esighiishing am taurant at the eipemtion. "ton plicants, Tom Cabie and ew York head alread mate a S08 Broadway, a Hiteell unite thetr ressaress 4 writing E $1,000, and agother of $5,000 each, Hitee! failed to mak nd that no appropriation bad Bim. aclossrsthecheck refassa” tthe ance > Jewett refused, and was =e te and leaving Hitrel's Seuborn, ins formed him Vay Buren had no right to make concession or grant a space outside the building for any purpose. Jewett’s concession made and contracts entered into invelr $5.00 on an understanding bois gbetween Jet ett and Schartz that no otber concession for the restaurant would be made. On returning to New York, Jewett townd that Nitzel had pald Meyer $1,000, to de returned when an appro- priation was made, but had no memorawinm or receipt for it. He also ascertained that Gen, Van Buren had made to Messrs. Boehm and Wetle a concession for two or more bar-rooms, and was informed by one of the firm that they had paid from $2,660 to $3.0 for these conces. sions in the shape of loans and schoo!-house do- nations, and of this went to General Van Buren. itzel had net vet made the deposit required by the contract, Jowett made a propo. sition to buy or sell out, which Mr. Meyer as Mr. Hitzel's friend and adviser, re. fused, but he insisted on new articios. Jewett thereon gave his late partner notice of his withdrawal, gave Genera’ Van statement of the affairs, ueste be otfered the necessary facilities for transact- ing his business at Vienna was obll to leave America without recogni bat h Shortly after his arrival » ce, Hitzel arrived with the concession © restaurant given him by General Van Buren for himself and Mr. Dennison, for which they had given the $1,090 originally paid in ly Hitzel, Dennison having paid Meyers #500 the latter handed over to Hitzel as bo hare ot the original $1,000. Gener in possession of the other tested to Baron Sc made to the new ap d it was refused, so that they not only had no consideration for their deposit tina | trouble and expense isonly s matter has been discussed on cat investigating commission tia! a been made to hush up the a’ « retar Hitzel’s money and induc Weill to take him into the > New York Notes. nwha entially anew suitagainst’ the | Pe road company and credit m ot America, Governor Dix, George Opdyke a SUIT BAS BEEN by the members against and cont imperfect as they are) must Continue to incréase. The ratio of the expenses of working and im- proving the canal. construction and extraordl- dear to the gross receipts is 45 per yr ing a decrease of 1 per cent. as com- ‘The foll. wing off for the er directors, fom fo eamee couse” Bat Tonethe and tn some places. was blown down. Ham- pe in the sighberheod ot Sulckersii, were so serious’ to compel them tobe plow- ed ip many piaces, before replanting can be InrerxationaL Tyrosraruicat i iff, 5 F & i 5 i i rH i 2 rr i : i I of i H E operative building associa: ‘ makers section No. r t charge the latter with ‘receiy disposing of it to their own advantage, ailowing land represented to be tree from all incum= brances to rest under 4 heavy mori to foreclose which suit is pending, thus «sind ling the plaintitis out of a large sum contri buted, DOY MURDERS MIS FATHER. Frank H. Walworth, lied his father, Mans~ id T. Walworth, in the Sturtevant House. ‘The deceased was an author and boarded at the Sturtevant House. He did not live with his familyand domestic trouble was the cause of the tragedy. Young Walworth, who lives at Saratoga, directly after the shooting went to the police station and surrendered himself. M'DONALD STILL MELD. Judge Woodruf, in the United States District Court to-day derfied the application tor a writ of certiorari in the case of Georg MacDonald, the Bank of England forger, and remanded. him to the custody of the United States marshal. It is likely that he will be sent to England i few day THE STEAMSHIP VILLE DE PARIS, from Havre, while cot g up the lower bay to-day ran into the bark Curaraio trom Curarato, at the entrance of Swash channe! striking abart the forerigging, cutting her to the wat The bark immediately sunk to ber deck. lives were lost. age tiel xo Horrers of War Among the Heathen Chinee, THIRTY THOUSAND DEFENCELESS CAPTIVES MASSACRED, Lonpox, June 3.—A dispatch from SI 5 ‘iving some iculars of the capture the frighttul scenes were witnessed ‘in con- quered city upon the entry of the Em eror’s army. The victorious forces fell their captives and massacred thirty tho: of them. The Sultan poisoned himself, preferring death b bis epemics. his own hands to falling into the power of —_.—__ A Shooting Affair in Atlanta. ATLANTA, Ga. June 3.—Two men named Fleming, who had been drinking became in- volved in a difficulty with two policemen onthe streets last ‘The Flemings used a pistol — +200. — End of the Modee War, SURRENDER OF CAPT. Jack. On Sunday afternoon a series of ‘and cheers aroused the camp near A; te’s House, Clear Luke, Cal, near vis and Wheaton surrounded the Indian Modoc came from out the roci flag. He met a Warm 5; dack wanted to sent to meet Tt i i? se 2 i s f il i i i CEH be Hy ed ; li te