Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1873, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. | Published Daily, Sundays exeepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, cor. Lith St., ps : YE) FVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CONPANT, B. BACKPRANN, Prestécnt, ENING STAB ie served by carriers to piEasvetias o048 » eer we erie eR ORNTS ‘MONTH. we etx montas, i ‘Published Pridsy~ 91.28 a yoar, ‘eo nvariably in advance, fu beth Guaca; and ‘Bo paper sent longer than paid for. (G7 Bates of advertising furnished on application. SS en CS Che vo. 41—N2. 6,310. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1873. a Flat gota statutes which LADIES’ GOODS. ____ AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES, EVENING STAR. | Wats tebe Done with ene modocst a a Posed amendatory act. BELTS! BELTS 801 801 BELTS! KUSSIA AND MOROCCO LEATHER Sanger’s British Menagerie of Trained Lpening Star, PROPOSED RECORSTRECTION OF THE PREFENT SYSTEM OF MAKING TAX ASSESSMENTS. The following communication of the superin= tendent of assessments and taxes received by the Governor to-Bay, and which will be trans Suents in the District of Columbia, by when, It i= claimed, the cost of making the same can be materially redaced : Orrick or Svr't & Hon. AD . I have the honor herewith to @m ination aud Copsideretion adraft TWO CENTS. — SOME NICE POINTS IN THE CASE. against Cholera. FIRST VISIT TO Tt ie web that ifa ‘ay tn teat: Our Modoc elephant is likely to cause more taken in tic Uhoicres er sven | Washi BN d Gossi trouble before it is finally disposed of. Some HOW > taceously taken in a case ‘sfAstetic Ohol ashington ‘ews an asip. ally dtepon Some GREAT LONDON ciRCUS Roe ine yt ES parte c--oralama persons who profess to know a thing or two Intern aL Revenve—The receipts from this | already predicting that neither Capt. Jack nor nen we , ultimate cure, 1 do ‘ot wish to be understood as | source to-day were $223,399.90. any of his followers will he hung. ~ mili 4 vising bot to ca'f in a physician sg the ear! eet —ae— tary commission will be organized < < ND BROWN, FOUR DAYS ONLY. _ | Domsible moment, a such s course is imperativel Gen. Bersauin F. BUTLER was at the Post é J Gener: : sh Gin, Succ, aad Onvoed Baklom Foceived | ON TH LOR, BATH STRUNG SEAR FENN: | Srccmnry iar © timer piyeiciancan mottened | Om:e department to-day. but the findings of that eourt must beapprovcd —— Monday, Ji sday, Sune 10, Wed- | we now preps ce WaTTAR'S CHOLERA Pensonat.—John W. Garrett, president of | by the President, and then comes the tug ot eae DAVIs: needa nd Thursday, TC, a stron; ’sctive, and efficient r war. The first question to be brought before RKET SPACE 12. lated for su’ fh cases as here stated, the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, is about to | t.¢ Presidest by the adherents of the peace on ener 8th street bar es hn a ea Inedistery 2a! thould, have op hand or im. | sail for Europe to spend some time on a health licy will be one aring the leg ity of tne al ie stuperrtous Parisian artist, fA = ns es, trip. rary commission{whicl y the cul MLLE. DOCKRILL. empl Te vas tounat thai thie Bb Se ea ea on the ground that Gen. Canby was not fillet 903 PENNSYLVANIA avexor. OR The diverting ond eC ERNEDEL.” did gr much better than Mosey’s Men. — Col. Chapman and Capt. | 2s commander of the army in the mt ‘Has constantly om hand a fine assortment of IMPORTED BONNETS, STBAWS, CHIPS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, &c.. all of the newert designs. Ladies CAPS and COI 8 jast recetved m5 tr ‘The Clown who never Speaks, being the first of his ‘The brilliant French Ath Departme of Columbia, but was killed while acting as 4 ace commissioner, having been placed at the Bead of the commission by & between the President and Interior, with full power in the premises. He could have removed a commissioner if he thought it necessary, and w was specially selected for this jaty. e Secretary ‘ar, nouncing Gen. Cauby’s death’ Samuel Chapman, former officers in Mosby’s Dattalion, have been appointed postal mail clerks, each at a salary of £1,200. Discwarce or TemrokaRy CLerks—Four- teen temporary clerks in the Pension office have been dropped from the rolls, no provision having been made by Congress for their pay- school ever seen in oe WILLIAM H. MORGAN, The World Challenging Hurdle Rider. iMetes, knewn throughout Europe asthe ROMELLT AERIAL GYMNASTS. ‘The wonder of the Menagerie. FIVE ELEPHANTS IN THE RING. th ea. and all disorders usual at tl ‘asctlous accompany cach vial, «To bo liad ony ot ous “ARTHUR NATTANS, Drnggist, jeS-tr Corner of d and D streets northwest. Batchelor’s Hair Dye isthe pos in the world, . ed by the accomplished zoographer, Mr-C.. | the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous dat ith, was killed “while EAD AND SAVE YOUR MONEY. cbertg the most wonderful extibition a Wi-id Hints, no dinappoiutment, harmless, reliable, toxtan- | ment. ars 8 wa eabtnteg eh asmonetor ee Temoval Ladies who have Bair Switches that naveteded | Beast Training and Brute Sagacity ever witness od. bisckvor browa; at all druggiatsand16 | Tay Fanmaovr Ocains—The award in the | he was,endeavoring to mediate f sony ee from us oan bave them restored to their netaral | pxCOUNTERS FICE BENGAL TIGERS 1N Sas. =". | Farragut prize case confirmed by the Court in | on the northern border of California a reser- shade in eupericr manner. We have <—S ‘DEN tment of @1 Curls; itehew. ver ap. Now is the time to buy at a baviz ESTHEN'S Hair Factory, 618 180 st. Bear G street. ade-tr ry long and bi NOtzCB.—Barzains are now being offered in MILLINERY vation where the tribe could be maintained and te meral Term on Saturday, amounts to the MONTANO, THE CANNIBAL, Ger Tm > ercomes & Westies with and overcomes a pack of ‘in o fero- EXCURSIONS, &e. mroeay teehee for pong LAs Ermment” Peace men ariher Setar that fen. cious Hy enas, or Grave rs. EYPORT EXCURSIONS. mm Laon) : Canby was not surrounded by any troops when RRTRSTATERESTS AFTERNOON ANID mve. | OO nee -wEinay, So pay counsel, expanses of arbitration, So. he was killed, but having gone out ate peace wild 13, 1973, the Carr. Sam’s McKeever, of the 2d infantry, | commissioner. away from command, met DOORS OPEN AT 1 AND 7 O'CLOyqK. elegant and favorite steamer C at 5 zg | his death, and the’ murderers cannot there- i ososen enna _ ae is Potomac, leaving wharf ut on! yy the cl authorities. As to ee aaa ® 00. Sea ae a lenee SaaLae ee oe | be aT cee cS cele ek, reine te, | town. So walls St Mares tan few Gage Oa | Oat Sets Major Thomas and those By B. LENESTRO THEPERTED ON WEDNESDAY | ey, BE seDuring the cummer of 1872 excur, | tain McKeever has just received a patent for a | with him at a later date the military commis- er 2 and will take adifferent route from ‘that of Mon! ore Lar ronized by many of our best | new cartridge box for beth cavalry and infaa- | sion can take no cognizance of that aftair: me » S™uPse peror ; at | Cape trom the beak abddaat of the ate Noretort | ty, which is much praised by army officers. state of war then existed between our troops Me > e - ES aren al e locs. ‘ould the President over- HEWN | | them pleuant and agecablota ceery. respect. De. | | NAVAL ORDERS.—Commander G. C. Remey | Piit fie,cuodoct:, Should the President over- 617 Seventz Steer, ct tectiven wil be mctionsd of tbe lbeel Gs grovent toe | han boom Geinched from the Powhatan and pose it ieonkd, to bet ee oe ‘quastion' tel febm-tr Oppostts Patent Office. Sdmitanion of any improper Ge rte edge og placed on waiting orders. Commander Thomas | fore the Supreme Court of the United States by . api sirecte, otght | cents outboard, Fare, single tiekets, C, Harris has been detached from the command | Suing out a writ of habeas . The mas- sere or : of the St. Mary’s,which recently arrived at Nor- | Sacre of Modoc captives, noticed in an- x SSLLING OFFI folk from the Pacific fleet. The other officers | other column, has ed some public aT COST, TO DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP, of that vessel have also been detached and ——— for the tribe. The men claim the entire stock placed on waiting orders. at the of the from the War OF THE NEW YORS BAZAB, —— Department announcing General Canby’sdeath 1 Sgrenth, sire near B. jelty™ r 0 GLYMON n JupeEr JAMES M. THacaer, Assistant Com- Sees eet eat begs bo peace welt pay, the 12th, 1s73. Ample po-t 7 commissioner, an ey quote therefrom that re NO BUMBUG ERICK: will pay a fair cash | [ie nirancements have been nade to insure good | Miseloner of Feat the Tate mentee cre | porton which speaksot Geloral Geabrasbertor oT fois STAROR ENAMEL eee ee Otek ates renteand Obit; | Grier, Persons wishing to have a fine day's enjoy | President to represent the United States at a gone with the peace commissioness, **aftes FRERCE Sranou BRA or | dren's Second-hand Clot! Za Boots, Shoes, &c. went how have an opportunity of 40 doing,as the | convention called by the Emperor of Austria to | Stich ‘he seems te nace mpanied them to a the beet article in the wortid for doing up Lizew Tth street, between F and G,south. Note by mail | Kuichts propose to make this one of the best and meet at Vienna, August 4, for the pur ot e accompa to ro. Tt tim & beatitiful gicas to the fabric. | promptly attended. most agreeable of the season, Boate will leave 7th Be Vieeees SENOS Ss oud the feu last conference with the savage chiefs in suj- tale Dy alt Or naan “LL KINDS OF OAST-OFF WEARING ap- | “treet wharf at Sa.m,.1p m-.and6 p.m. Dench’s Patceear Legg dives ir Lipo pode ery pored friendly council nd tere met his death ‘Seles Mee ee certeca. | Sy ade ae en coated gto the very bout advantage | icvetn sdmitti “8 gentler anand two Tadtiee, os leave for Europe on the 5th of July. a Hotes by mall y erated oo Case aia ine | tickets x ted unleat uiseuer cin etet nt PosTat Treaties RaTiriEp.—The Post The White Modoes of Oregon. PIANOS, &e, A **2GH Lov OF NEARLY NEW £1D SECOND-HAND PIANOS, trom different factories, now on hand “aR tor sale or rent on E: Tervs,to make! room at REICHENBACH'S PIANO WAREROOHS, £23 ith street, at ve Peansytvania avonne, Agency for Wm. Kuabe & Ca.’s and Wm. Me- Cammon’s PIANOS. Second-hand PIANOS taken in part payment for new Pianos. mo-tr SUSTAV PRACTICAL PIANO A ly foreman for F. O. Lighte @ r Steinway & Sons] late t for etzerott & Co. Tuner irer of PIANOS and ORGANS, No. Yor . Orders left at Karr's Natro) nsyivania aven' be ~ Tth street, corner of E, wit om attentio: and on guaran- bn awe aly J F. LUCAS, 1145 ith street n. w., Tuner and + Keewiator of Pianos and Oreans.” Or ders received at ms corner Eth at. and N. York ave. ‘*, Bridge, near! Congress, Georgetown; and Moses’, cor. 7th and Pa, ay. Piaucs and other pecked and moved Ali work guaranteed. mh3s-1y SS TIEF?F'S PIANOS, unscpassed in sweetness of fone and eacellencs of Baish: low and easy terms. G.L. WIL z Agents, 420 llth street, near northwest corner Pe: tvenia avenue. in Pianos and Mousical Instruments generally. Toning Repairing, Polishing and Varnishing Feceive ful attention. epl7-tr @;CHOMACKER & 00.3 PIANOS, PHILADELPHIA. GREAT REDUCTION 18 PRICES. ‘These instruments, which, on sccount of their se- over all others, have in afew y: ‘the moet Bopslat here, ae wl oa RR Sa ere ad NO8 from gafB to gare. GbuicuT Plakos tres gece gis. GRAND PIANUS from $810 giave, Permons who wjeh to save to game INSURANCE COMPANIES. et UITABLE LIFE 4 NC T iE E@ are eit ASSURANCE ‘The business of this Company has for years been the largest of any simslar institution in the world. ¥. BEYER, Gewenat Acext, $03 and 505 7th street. & ce, 17th street, opp. P.O. Department, Represent the following song Fire Iusurance Y.. THE GERMAN AMERI‘ em, OFm. p ane mexcnamTs oF SERKEE om: m23-tr Cash Assets, $376.749'17. *RE. WESTERN FIRE INSU! G*®E4T DP INSURANCE CASH ASSETS... 9306,427 62 603 FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMEST, HE CORCORAN FIR T Ri One INSURANCE OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Orsanized Aprei 1st, 133. Capital -$100,00 OFFICE No. 1429 PENNSYLVAN (Oven Mitsuky’s Dave Sr JOBN T. LE! AH An Eee. Perpblic, ' D street northwest. Ho Drrectors. Bz, Jes... bags ar, Pordy, Epes wane Tn vcd ESRPTRE* DISTBICT orc COLUMBIA. GAGANIZED 4UG UST 26, 1879. Cann Ok PETA een ee nee B190, 098 Office in Shepherd's Bulldit anais aveuce, "MOSES 1D, View i OREAMS AND ICES Always on band atthe newly refitted Saloons of BENBY ALBESs, Confectioner and Ice Cream ManYactarer, mit-eolm* _ No. 1019 Math st., bet. K and b. Han careet. ss mandery. ‘ap 2&je 98 ADDITIONAL NOTICE. THE KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK, in order to accommodate all who may wish to go on their Ex- curston to Glymonr on the 12th of June, have char- tered the steamer Express, which will leave 7th street wharf at 10 o'clock a.'m. precisely, stopping Alexandria, going and returning. 39-2t i XCURSIONS TO GLYMONT. Opvice oF rH, Potomac FERRY CoMPANY, BeygATH STREET WuAEE) ASHINGTON, May On and after June 1 the steamer. WAWASET be chartered for Excursions to. Gly- mont on Mondays, Tueadt v needays and Thuredeys. is now in complete order, having been thoroughly ‘an kkk Wade e overhauled last winter. ibn has a fine, commodious Z saloon on ber a; r deck, and ever respect “4 ‘AND MUST REDUCE, | Mapted to the excursion Business, 2b nee AND WILL SELL bs Potomac is now beautifal, and Glymont in lendid condition, having been thoroughly repaired At $10.0 $15 Suit,atg19 0 942 Sait, at $200 ond the grounds put im good onder: ed eR ater, BLOODY MASSACRE OF INDIAN PRISONERS. Dispatches from Boyle'’scamp, dated Sunday, relate the particulars of an atrocious massacre of Modoc prisoners, supposed to have been pe: | bg pe by Oregon volunteers. Saturday morn- ng James Fairchild and about a dozen other men left Fairchild’s ranche, Cottonwood creek, with seventeen Modoe captives, including wo- men and children, and Shack Nasty Jim, Bogus Charley, Techee, Jack Pony, and Little Jobn. The Indians were in @ wagon drawn by four mulcs. At the crossing of Lost river the party encountered @ band of Oregon volunteers, under command of Capt. Aiser. The soldiers gathered about the het ge soso uestioned Fair- child. The latter told them Indians were all Hot Creeks, except Little John, and that there were no charges om them. Fairchild undertook to push on to Boyle’s camp, and the volunteers retired to their camp near Crowley's. On the road Fairchild noticed two men aheal, riding to Rocky Point as if to intercept him: Office department has received official notice of the ratification by the governments of Sweden and Norway of the postal convention recently concluded here between the United States and those kingdoms. Intormation is also received that the late additional treaty with Belgium has been ratitied by the Belgian gov- ernment. THE PoLaRis® INVESTIGATION at the navy- yard is still in progress, and is conducted by Secretary Robeson in person with closed doors, with every precaution to prevent newspaper reporters from getting hold of the facta devel- oped. Yesterday Herron, the steward, with the cook of the Polaris,and one member of the crew, were examined, but no new facts of im- portance, beyond those already published in ‘HE STaR, were elicited. = THE MASSACRE OF Mopoc CAPTIVES at the NOTHING RESERVED. Peremptory. OUR FORCED SALES OUR FORCED SALES OF ENTIRE STOOK OF ENTIRE STOCK NOW GOING ON, NOW GOING ON. Unprecedented. Pesitive. can For cl apply at office of Potomac Ferry | Lost river crossing, mentioned in another col- | When the train approached the two men, one of Company, foot of 7th street. m2l-20 umn, is denounced by every one here, and both — presented a needle guy at Fairchild, say- a ak 5 *y ~~ | General Sherman with the mili and Attor- C » 09 Many GOODS FESTIVALS. ney General Williams with the judicial author- | .. 0 Gown: row old white-headed——” By what authority?” said Fairchild. “By mine. Iam GOING TQ KILL THE INDIANS ities, will exercise every = le means to cap- ture and punish the culprits. The Attorney General, who is familiar with the character of MUST 8£ SOLU. MUST BE SOLD. A’ SILVER SPRING, and you, too,” . The in ARS BELLING KAPIDLY, (Mr. Blair’s Country Seat,) ie people in the far Wowk, samaiteed by the pute hold'of the taules & ony unhitchod thems cattieg S85 GELLING RAPIDLY. THE FESTIVAL fiang and outlaws who infest that locality, and | Jesped te the proneg oe ene othe Lines, nine rm r ON THE 12TH- that it will be almost impossible to catch them. | piotea for mercy ‘and be; Fairchild to sa LLAES, FIFTEEN DOLLABS, TWEN- | Ott 01 ier \l economical mode of spend- “ "1 toem. rarriors were oe ee DOLLARS PABS: TWEN- | Offers a convenient and economical mo country, ia | 288 Practice Suir “ConsTectation” | (em. The warriors w Been egy booe | company, with fine music, vocal and instra- | Will probably sail from Annapolison Thursday | inthe party, although facing mevitable death; @16 Suit at $10, 89 Beit ot 925, mental, All the oacews of the —. oS com- | or Friday with the midshipmen on board for | but the women and laces shricked, groaned s 427 Suit at g20, | We Sand 6p me returniug at 2.1430 and | their annual summer cruise. It was expected | and wept lsconaly. Fairchild had ing but trip in about 2 mnutes—35 that she would have sailed before this, but the delay has been occasioned by the examination othe ri as to how the “middies” passed their examinations. Some of those who failed will be dismissed immediately and others will be put back. Those to be dismissed of course will not go out on the practice cruise, and their small pistol, six inehes from his ear was the muzzle of the needle-gun. He says tears came into his eyes, and he mingted his entrea. ties with those of the Modoes, in the mas- sacre might be avoided. He adds: “Jt was A TERRIBLE SCENE, one I shall never forget. 1 shudder when 1 wo children under 12 for one Repnb.} jelo 2 Oo ER VATIONS. O RESERVATIONS. ALL wits BE SOLD, 4LL WL. BBE SOLD. 7 FESTi van ‘The Ladies belonging to the Congregation of ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, Upper Marios”, L) ALL MUS1 BE SOLD, | Propose holding a FESTIVAL in Fak wooDs names will be m the rolls before the | think what I sawand heard. The tearful voice. ALL MUST BE SULD. oe ofthe Carmelite Fathers, | departure of the vessel. of the women and children still ring in my ears, but the cowardly hounds were not to be ed.” A shot, and Little John lay dead in the wagon. THUBSDAY, Jcxe 12,1873. Various amusements will be providea for the day and evening entertainment. SATI@EFACTORY WORKING OF THE New Iy- IN BOYS’ SUITS TERNAL Reverrve Law.—Collector Friedsom, j with a bullet in his brain. The mules dashed A very elegant Affghan will be ra Med, of the 3d internal revenue district, New Work, | 8¥ay with Fairchild, who became entangled in E OFFER THE SAME INDUCEMENTS. the Ey apolar boli geno posbctgn is here conferring with the commissioner with | te lines. Five more shots were fired in rapid plied in abundance, and a band of music will pe tn @9 for an 8 Suit. reference to the working of the new revenue | Succession, by which Tehee, Jack Pony and dance. law. Mr. F.isan experienced revenue offi Mooch were killed, and Little John’s squaw testa a $10-for a $15. “The prowceds will be used for the benefit of the | and he ex the conviction that the new earn, Senet} Be = Aw carck. The public are cordially invitedto attend. | jaw isa great improvement on the old, and that ie reat, pe) the direction yy le’ pene! when the commissioner’s instructions ‘are fully | C@™P, & cloud was, ved, indicating CALL ATONCE. apprehended and carried out by officers in the | the “favech of 8 team. ‘the murderers espied BRING THE BOYS. SUMMER RESORTS. Niphieetatacieny Wr oe toe eee Tapidly away. Sergeant Murphy, of 4 BUY BARGAINS. RROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, Va_ mm special taxes in his tobe already | 3 yy tillery, with tenmen a teamster, OPEN JUNE lst, 1873 “Bupervisat MeDooaid, of Miaoart, aiso re- | 2, , 78 SCENE OF THE MASSACEE, i i tr e sergeant charge of affairs and re- MABLE BROTHERS, . yaoi parts to the Commissioner that “the new stanp recant took chi and re forthe payment of special tax has the FASBIONABLD TAILORS, effect to make tax-payers prompt in securin, Heense, and isconvinced that under its: ioe This favorite and celebrated Watering place will Conwan Tym anp D Srarets feo : offer ional attractions this season. I mar @ teamster, and two ehildren, came in at 2. o’clock this morning. reached General Fairchild Davis’ headquarters at least twenty per cent. more taxes will be se- A a r ‘RYSTAL CHANDELIERS, and related his story. Trains, with an escort, —_ py abe than were obtained | Were at once sent to bring the prisoners Tue PosTat Carp Hitca—Manufacture of We call attention to our assortment of - gant eer the Cards Again Going on at the Rate of 500.000 ENGLISH CRYSTAL OBANDELIERS. Per Dey—| ig Opinion himselt. “The ‘warriors Killed were - conference th’ . E. n = ¥ of the newest patterns, and of the most exquisite treasurer of the Morgan Envelope compan; “at them beet may tacy have tals pees "Fer elegaue’ of effect, brilliancy of light and neat, Po Regge PHiating tie postal Gards,) and Mesers, Hudson | OPE” fights. orem ecegutegenlinmnie Sconomy they excel all other chandeliers heretofore Proprietor bes ‘and Cheney, representing the paper manu: a One wicneut anceee. have already introduced them into some of the | * first-class band furing com) y, of Manchester, Conn., which dweltings ip this city and elaowhere, ‘ind per- furnishes the paper to the ‘first firm. invited totenamine our stock.* eral and those parties, Mr. Win. M. Ireland, an eestean ere Acting Third Assistant Postmaster General, DIBECT IMPORTATION, ‘Mr. A. D. Hazen, who has charge of the at division of the Department, and Ma- he gentlemen fepresentiog the manufactaring mn re nting the et explain ‘at longth the difficulties and are offered at very low prices. M. W. GALT, BRO. & Co., JEWELERS, 1107 PBNNSYLVANIA AVENUB. Tue BURNING OF THE ALEXaNDRA PA AcE in Loxpom.—The total loss by the burni: of the Alexandra palace in London is eatimated jeB-6t _xt6t__1107 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. [POH MOTH FaTCHES, BRECKLES “Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application, “ USE PERRY'S ibor enoti; peek Belagene Cane say ame MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION, | fee‘Qeaet Has br ssital Wassireuns IT IS RELIABLE anv HaRuLess, | GAY? {DOT chen for then = Five im PIMPLES ON THE PACE, BLACKHEADS | pass. Ths bullingsore sane cena <o AND FLESHWORMS, SiZuise ts olay the con! Broun of Us ‘lcrnbed USE PERRY'S IMPROVED COMEDONE | Fetion will eddrees, Round Hill P. O-*iaudyun Oa Va. . O., Loudoun Oo., Va. SF References at 1269 F street “we ma0-tf WEST END HOTEL, aT 4ND PIMPLE REMEDY, THB GREAT SKIN MEDICINE. Prepared only by Du.B.0. PERRY, ogists'49 Bond srect, New ork. Bold Deas —E*4s00 tan Oxtr 96, G. B. BEMPLBE, Optician, 6 crest. LONG BRAGCH, N, J., WILL BE OPENED ON THE 19ra OF JUNE csr Fc é Ld AIBBANKS’ LETTER SCALES, Every size and style, at véry low rates, THE UNIVERSAL FAMILY SCALE. THE POCKET SETTER SCALES. We bave on band and to qe tomas Ststionerys Blank Books, Gast end Boxes. Sahara STONE. THE MABYLAND F. EM. &M.CO 1S NOW READY TO RECEIVE ORDERS ¥OR STONE, EITHER SAWED OR ROUGR DIMENSION. Apply at Company's office, TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR ee ee a ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. Rights in New York City. ALLACK’® DEFENSE ON THE CHARGE OF EXCLUDING COLORED PRUrLE FROM .His ‘THEATER. New York, June 10.—The counsel for Lester Wallack, against whom four suits have been brought for the infringement of the civil rights bill, have put in their answer to the complaint made by ex-Judge Culver in behalf of the col ored men. Mr, Wallack sets up the special defense, through his counsel, that he owns and conducts his theater as a private business, and that he has sold and will sell tickets, at his own discretion or pleasure, to different’ persons at different prices, and that when persons apply to him for tickets, he sells or declines to sell, as he sces fit. He further claims the right to revoke any ticket after it has been sold, and to rescind oe displays a re= w incurred, oF preeent cost. Bat omy Tam confident the pr » materially increase the ef- Bfty oie dollars, of, nearly ‘of the entire cost of this bureau, tuciuding stationery and other contingents. Under the proposed act the are ox pected te poses alee Clerical abiliiies, whicts: being properly utilized would omploy thelr care tape and Tealige the sav tt ~+~ <4 a nckoe and tained adequate for all emer ‘and. preseu and femilinr with the taxable property ne well at sce of cater vale the with the records, an ad) taxpayer aa to the government To this connection T beg Ieave toad! a word ta defence of the Principle eu jing the system imaag. rated under your administration, that of annual asscr ements, in preference to the G-ages uae der the late corporations Tate fe property Any contract entered into relative to admitting | 4 Bnite bans toregulatethe ratent tanechee f Rersons to ‘his theater. “It is admitted b the | cuming focal year’ Ales, from the comes jefense that of th J ti Wallack’s agent sold colored men tickets, but thi was only done under the supposition that they were for the use of other eperle, Wallach says his refusal to allow plaintiffs to enter his the. ater was an arbitrary one, as was also the re. scinding of the su contract, in m mn his rie eg! and - ceooing we Sai of i cutertalnméhts, ane claims that the col- cal year coding June 39, 1574, ¢ ery yoar be turnished with the G Aes due for and during said fiscal years red in one copy of the duplicate tax books, im. hich ail taxes are securately footed aud charged ta the collector's office late corpora. ” ‘been and could not be-and Councils and Levy Court estaltished the on mere conjectures, Without actual knowledge of even au approaimate Value of all the property 13 he taxed: and in the city of Washington no officer net even the mayor, h Loformation of the real obable youd what they coui ro from the it at the and of each year. to, plaint was, and ex-Jud Culver declined to Teceive it as answer until verified, and returned the papers to the counsel for the defence. The: an ic revenue Were sent to him again yesterday, within which 2 that each succesding a1 it was stated that ee “s to swear to z. -y- 3 Newel So - the apers, because 80 ing e would sab- ome ane parce wi ever te ' 4 cept the fandt coptinnation of annual assessments, The present assessmeut of property doesn: seventy-five per cent. of its true value, yet there still some & ies in the valuation which resent inequitable features, which are caused by {he present independence of sivervignty of the Dis~ lor in vi act, the highest ust which is a mis demeanor, poem A can't be indicted for felony. Thereis a sectionof the code which Provides that when the complaint is sworn to, subsequently the answer shall likewise be veri. fied. Judge Culver demands that the code shall be complied with and until it ts done he will not consider the answer valid. if the counsel for the defence continue to refuse to swear to ther answer, the case will be taken before a judge by the counsel for the plainti:t and a decision be demanded. eu ccs property AD entire: are asscaned fall upto theic value and others much below the same. t now propose! aime to obviate all sacl ‘ities and Ouststenctes, with ir ‘he board of appeala <enp-rintendent hee y tO supervise and Secclicceanoc toate Friseo’s “Pig-Tail” Legislation Ve- toed, MAYOR ALVORD DECIDES THAT THE HEATHEN CHINEE HAVE RIGRTS OUTSIDE BARBARIANS ARE BOUND TO RESPECT. Sawn Francisco, June 10.—Mayor Alvord to- night vetoed the notorious -‘pig-tail” ordin- ance of the board of supervisors, rejuiring the heads of Chinese prisoners in the county jail to donment of yearly assessuy hape the strongest is that du: few years there will be a ray be shaved. The mayor takes the ground that pad ee Te 2. such punishment would be infamous, and that sched tts ty a it would make unjust distinction in violation of pee a me Se TE the terms in our treaty with China, as well as | {** stationary for» of the jaws of the United States. He also ve- fa toed the ordinances requiring the Chinese laun- dry men to pay a speclat tax of $15 a quarter for each and every Chinaman employed. The action of the mayor meets the approval of the majority of our citizens, and even those who posed to Chinese immigration, course of the municipal jon concerning the Chinese had taken t! of persecution. ment © state of public improvements must « ey et, sudden and heavy iT prices in some and great depr ctions, all of which wuld heve to be Hal aseosmmente until point when the the public improveneuts in all directs settled the valacs to a eomewh: and leave to state that, ataring, Stekes Gets a Trial. ALBANY, June 10.—The Court of Appeals, by gestions, Tonly repest the wishes of the an unanimous opinion, grants a new trial to E. | {)c".q, 45 wieed views'l hans hind fall 8. Stokes, who killed Fisk. to msccrtals and nave cortelly tmeuires booer GROUNDS FOR THE DECISION. am copfident that the plan proposed will meet wit ALBANY, June 10.—The Court of Appeals | the universal sot of pre holders. Fore weanimous in their opinion granting | Vers respectfully, your vlsdient servants Stokes a new trial. There are two opinion- we ——__ written, one by Grover and the refenned Ge tear Be ut enacied , there shall be Pa seven assessors uf taxes for the District « pre hereafter m: pensation of cach aawmesor shalt be fifteen hundred dotiars per annum: Provided, That in addition to the services required the assessment, it shall be the duty of aaid assessore to perform such clerical or other duties as may bo Fequired by the superintendent uf teres: And prov: 4 sore ghall be residents off thé ome reside in Georgeto’ ot Washington. FSTINATES FOR APPROPRIATIONS aired in effce of superintend-mt of assesaments taxes under the Propomed recammended to the Legtstative Assembly: Salary of superintendent of Assesment: 83,000; one clerk, who YOUNG WALWORTH INDICTED FOR MURDER LX New Yorx, June 10-—The Tribune says that the gtand jury bave found an indictment i iy against worth, the % te ich other duties ea may be Tequired mrarder {mn the Py “degree. It fo mot settiod | sail kuperiutendent, Banu, one Clerk whe ah when the youthful will perform such clerical lution ae may be regi PRANK L. TAINTOR, THE DEFAULTING Casuter | (0° 1000 of superiutendent of -nesossments aud tax of the Atlantic Natioual Bank, was taken be- | $i tm: {the remaining clerical detion ts Meme? ~ fore Judge Benedict this morning and pleaded | forinrd\y the ansessors, in whdition to tseir Deion pe Re Sand t | aa ~~ ze y- He was mn ret ed to wae y eid m Fig ay ROBBING THE MAIL. in the office of superintend-ut of asseaments a: im the act of of sepepintendent. of agrteamcate, ain taney bag in an alley way off Hudson 00; one clerk in his office, €2/K0; one do., @1.b005 Ludlow stre cents two emmmertes or isktek Soot utendent, $2.0), onn= est 1, 82. to og walls of a building which was being torn down fell in last evening. At the time it was supposed that no- body was hurt, but this morning the bedy of a lad ‘named Xavier Paul was found under the ruins, and is now believed that aman named John Sheffield is also a victim. imemning, The fre was soon extin- = ‘employé named Ross was iy burmed. 7” President Grant Gone to West Point. New Yorx, June Le yg ed Grant — from rauch, leave to-day for West Point. 2 ses Mrs. Woopuvtt's Coxpirion- torie Woodhull still lies dangerously ill at her residence in east 3ith street. She had a re- Es a et FEE f ! H i é i g 8 if { i t ing members of over & vacant office. while supporting Grant he has no love for fl E i E en Gute aed tne dood for the tame hae been recorded. The of green acy a Brcey ets or ¥e bas : | i Ht