Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1873, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Beading Matter on Every Page treacherous “ cussedness.” Tt is come eatisfac- ti nto be aWle to hold this aman who has shown so man style of bravery in action, and dignified composure under defeat and impending igne- minious deatif. ded opinion of ch of the did Bo~ several more failures wi be py Se a nt on the cotton caer ork, was yee terday announce @n Behalf of Capt. Jack. ‘The information elicited from the Depart. ment of the Interior by a resolution of the S@n- ate adopted on the 8th of January last, calling for information relative to existing difficalties with the Modocs, is espectally interesting at this time, as showing the origin and character of the difficulties referred to. From the documents fur- nished to the Senate by Acting Secretary Cowen it appears that the Modocs have been regarded as entered into a treaty with this tribe and the Klamuth and Yabooskin bands in 1864, when a reservation of 168,000 acres of land in southern Oregon was set apart for their use. Sometime before 1865, however,the Modocs, acting as they asserted under the advice of certain interested whites, withdrew from the reservation and re- turned to their old home near Clear Lake, sixty miles further south. In 1366 Sehonckin, who was then principal chief, with a portion of the band, was induced to return to the reservation, but Capt. Jack preferred to remain on his old tramping ground. In 1569 he was finally in- duced to go back on the reservation, but within three months a difficulty arose between the Mo- docs and the Klamaths, and the former refused point blank to remain any longer. In 1871 Su- perintendent Meacham recommended the es- tavlishment of the Modocs on a small rese! tion lying partly im Oregon and partly in Cali- fornia, but no action was ever taken on his re- commendation. In the same year commission- ers had a talk with Capt. Jack, and agreed to allow bis band toremain near Clear Lake until further action. Superintendent Odeneal, who succeeded Meacham, was not disposed to sanc- tion this arrangement, holding that Ca; « by his marauding, had forfeited all claims to consideration. Cn the th of July last, (ieneral Walker, Commissioner of Indian Affairs. in- | structed Superintendent Odeneal to re- move the Modoes to the Klamath res- | ervation, and see that they were pro- tected from the Klamaths. He farther said in his letter that if, in the opmion of Su- perintendent Odeneal, it was not practicable to Temove them to this reservation, he would like A suggestion as to where they should be located. In his reply, Odeneal stated that the Modocs were “desperadoes, brave, daring and reck- less,"" and said he did not believe it practicable to remove them at that season of the year, and that should they resist he did not believe there was military enough to coerce them. In the same communication he s: “I think the most effectaal way to bring about a solution of these troubles and maintain peace is to take the head-men into custoly, and old them at some point remote from their tribe, until they shail agree to behave them- selves.” 1. D. Applegate, commissary in charge of Camp Yainax, while he thought the proposition Was worthy of serious consideration, said: *-But ander the present understanding * « + the arrest would no doubt be regard nt by the Indians as an act of treachery on our part, and might destroy their contklence in the Indian department to a great extent, and the military might be averse to taking any action while they consider the agreement made with Capt. Jack by the late Superintendent Meacham is still in foree.” Tt is a remarkable fact that in a communica- tion to Superintendent Meacham, dated Feb- Tuary 17, 172, Gen. Canby endorses the plan of arresting Capt. Jack and the other leaders, (which Applegate had spoken of as “treachery on our part,”) aud says: “af it could be arranged, it is my opinion that | the arrest of Captain Jack, Black Jim, Scar- Faced Charley, Boston, and En-choaks, the medicine-man, would settle all trouble, and I yer Feat fk a wit it cam be done with = ranatmgape indace the Modoes to go back to the Klamath reservation failed, and in one of Applegate's talks with Capt. Jack the latter made use of the “1 am well known and understood by the people of Treke, California, and am governed by their do not want to live upon the Teserva- them to the Klamath reservation peaceably, if | you possibly can, but forcibly if you must, at the time suggested in your report, in Septem- ber next. You will exercise your discretion about “Say to the superintendent that we do not want to see him or to talk with him. We do pot want any white man to tell us what todo. riends and counsellors are men in Yreka, Cal ‘ormia. They tell us to stay where we os and we intend to do it, and wil! not reservation. ——— red of being talked toy to, and e-” am done with In November, 1572, Superintendent Odeneal transferred the matter of removing the Modocs to the military; and in a letter to Major Green, commanding at Fort Klamath, said: ‘If it shall become necessary to use force, then I have to; Fequest that you arrest Capt. Jack, Black Jim, | and Scar-taced Charley, and hold them in cus- tody subject to my order.” Major Green left with thirty cavalry on the 28th of November last. On the day following a tight occurred be- tween the cavalry and the Modocs, and soon after the latter murdered eleven settlers. In concluding his communication of the 23d of December, Superintendent Udeneal says: «<1 have sufficient evidence to satisfy me that there a few men in Yreka, California, sume sixty miles from Lost river, who are to a great extent, if not entirely, responsible for the in- Subordination of Capt. Jack's band, and for the resent trouble with them. There are several jetters in existence which go te show that these men have persuaded them to remain off the res- ervation, making them believe that they could hold the land they claim under the preemption law, if t would stay where they were, but that if they went to the reservation ‘they would lose all right to it. * = © It is my experi- ence that nine-tenths of the trouble with Indians im this smperintendency is brought about by meddie~ some white men giving them improper advice and deating illicuily with them.” This data presents two tacts: first, that C apt. Jack bad good reason to apprehend treachery towards him by the white officials; second, that he was secretly instigated to the course tha brought him into collision with the government authorities by these very white men of Yreka, who have with interested bad faith egged on the ery for the ext-rmination of the Modocs, nd who, if the trach were known, very likely had'a direct hand iu ‘he recent assassination of the Modoc prisoners. It appears that Gen, Canby, as lovg ago a. ebruary, 1872, indorsed ® plan for the seizure oy Capt. Jack and other Yeading Modocs, that u atwitted might have the appearance of bein 4 breach of faith on the part of the Department.” Commissary Applegaté, while thinkinz the plan worthy of serious consideration, also conceded “that the arrest would no doubt be regarded by the Indians as an of treachery on our part, and might iy their confidence in the Indian Department to a great extent. As ali this “Information.” inclading the par- tieulars of this “treacherous” plan for the eeizure of the Modoc leaders by (ien. C iby, was published by order of Congress ax long ago ‘ts January last, it is more than probable that deeds, some causg can be given for them short of pure lumber measurers (that is not the title A but expresses the effect of the act if passed | reported back to the House of Delegates last night. It proposes, instead of having he lum- ber measurers confined te their respective dis- tricts, as at present, that there shall be a free fight along the river front for patronage. It will make things lively, but why not apply the same principle to flour inspectors, scavengers, , the second reading of the code to-day? unfriendly ever since 183 The Government | | and Shoe merchants of Washington, D.§C., agree tu 1%: am satused that, if properly planned and man- | ¥ reasons the BUDA sacs if aPrery best SPP RIES ek eae ore. of Ley the | beerid JAR! 500 "Eis rxscm Blow rorsTon. je28-St™ 208 sth, ~te! Mo torts. 0. «. pomwmevpa aT Le ‘Aven bets ‘Sh aad Mth streets worth west. sale of Beal Reese, — The bill to encourage equabbling among the nao pin Mighty nacans it was thought that Send amivein earl, ‘he fi Tee PS tarnish t vl owiats id fis ‘en sen aid ay 5-20" In&Sy we 8 wiedudty Wr 21% 2.5 | 5-20"s, y 568. &c., and have s mussall around? eee. The District Le Legislature, notwithstanding the pressure of public business and the approach- ing end of the session, again adjourned over from Friday te Monday. Why not have had z gos Cxaenresdi tas 5 a Capt. Jack hasn’t quite settled whether he BaLtimonkg June ta * quiet: Tow 1niia- will try the insanity dodge or claim to be a| {iPss.J6%,, Blosr auict and a ead o Herald correspondent to save his life. 4 31s [Se r = RPIs. eg -. _ Building, 9h and D sta. Beate tree. Li FOUNDRY onURCH. ‘Mth and @ streets. a. m. Bev. Joun Lasa- ‘0. morrow i D. Dat 8 p Bee A. J. Gut. 7° ree Fe ee 5 yon CH, Massachu Bs 3 AF 45. do. white, 8. Rye qui-t, Provistups dull and pomina:l t erm butier—gocd to choles, I6@R. Whisky nomin- al. 935. Buger firm, 1 ~ Stns, Me— Money Sere. 4s. Gold »vermmenta dull and ste Fane Mt Flour dull. Wheat uitist and hens y._ Corn nominally “Consolae Londo, June 14, 11.308. m.—Consols opened at 92% for money, and 92% for account. Bonds of 1905, od, 9245; IS6T, 924; lw-40's, 895 FRankFout, June setts avenue. beti and Wih streets — AMES will asiioate this ‘new ‘Church TO, MORROW at li, and Re preach at 8 o'clock. WAUGH ME. CHUROA —Preaching a0. MORKOW by the Pastor, Rev. B: Noknis, AtILa. m. eubject,"“Qontentmen’;” at § sermon to young men, “The advantages and Piwahde of Christianity.” 1” Ses. YEWELL & OSTRANDER have vel CLEVELAND A m.—Consois closed at 92 ut. Bonds of 1886, old, 92° 11, 5% Panic iune is —Rentes 56 francs 75 contimes. Se THE WEATHER. War DEPARTMENT, Office of Chief Sens Qhcer, WAsHINGTON, June 14, 1873, SYNoPsts FOR THE Past TW declined to close their store at seven (72) kas Cio lished in The Star of this week. ‘The ants will close at the appoli ¥ other mere, time. Guif and atlantic coast to the lakes, being lowest over lower Michigan and highest exer New Jand. Kain arenas have been reported from Michi- on and northern Wisconsin, and from Kansas, issourt, southern Tlipuin, © Careline, southward tot night from Norfolk and Cape hac generally continued over the northwest, wih winds shifting toeasteriy and southerly, and « New England. Partly cloudy weather ts _now portre a fvtan the Miiils siaten, with northerly wie: Sa BBATH SERVICES in METROPOLI TAN PRESBY CERIAN CHURCH, 4:b and B streets southeast, will contiaue through summer, at Il a.m. p.m. ‘Sabyects of afternoon service: wi — ide with sertes of International —s ool lessons. C. A—The os ar ee Fein: Y¥. Mm. ofthe YOUNG MEN CIATION will be held on MONTAY EVEMING. o'clock, in ¥. M.O. A. Lecture Room. Nomi ns for delegates to the International Convene tion will be the special business. +2 pemeiirta —The union meeting of the Fx the lower leke region. PROBABILITIES —For New England, falling ba- | rometer, ell beg men and southeasterly wir ds, increasi t+ brisk on const, van imcreas- ing cloudine: ith Fain over the southern portion during the and over the northern to EPISOOPA' SUNDAY }OOLS of the District of Colambia will ae lace at Bpipbany Churc! une 171873, at 5.90 p.m. The cl semble at 5 15 p.m SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF Ta AN ELIEF trite will continue their Fair during next week, corner of Massachusetts avenue and 8th street.¢ Washington Market Hall;) pr: for the benefit of the two oPphan children of if weather, rain areas and Sreuh to beiek wort Cart god sonthosst winds. “For the Towtor ak sion, fresh variab e winds, cloudy westerly and northessteriy winds and génerall « — wegetes ya ie Ares oo Oe i veering to westerly with clearing weather. ‘or he By order ot FM VANIFER, President, Tith, 13 onth Aetantie states cast of the Mississi arwenerly winks, grearaliy cloak? weather and rain areas. For the northwest, dimin- ishing pressure and southeast and southwest’ winds. BOTICE Is. BEREBY GIVER. tat te Ordipance of the Board Beal ‘elative to jug at uf the etaking oa fepicmiber 1s will be rigidly enforced h instant. ik ‘CHRIS. ba COX, M.D . Pres’t B. of H. HE MEMBERS OF FRANKLIN OAM?, |, Daughters of Lilet mi are ered to if ball SATURDAY EVENING. at make arrangements for Blover Batic: © = Nonerat A ny attendance is requited. Very res] ad a" ner 1°77 FOPOGTN WHITEMORE, Rec. See FERRI HAWK TRIBE, No- 12 Curtrs ax Buotiems: A-fuli ae: xpected 0, nthe next burning of the on the 38th Sleep, Hot Moon, @. D 332. Business: Nomination yok oe sentatives to the G. C_ of By ie D.G BICHELBERGEE, Oot SONS OF TEMPERANCE —The Grand isjon will be organized on MONDAY AF TESNOON, Jane sth. at 430 o'clock, in Circuit Cy all.” El of Wwe ee tm noni PITCHERS, OC WED & BEVERIDGE, Odd Fellows’ Hall, ju4-3t Tth street Aber SODA WATER, 10ru 8ST. AND MARYLAND AVE VICHY, KISSENGEN &c. 10TH ST. AND MARYLAND AVE. PERUVIAN OTTAWA BEER, 10tu ST. AND MARYLAND AVE. jMetr W. E. KENNAUGH, Curie oUuT A LOT OF PURE VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR, 6 POUNDS FOR g1 DON'T DELAY. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO., ddreases by disti ings! of admission can be had ders ef the Order. jl4-20” ON AND AFTER MONDAY, the 36th, to October Ist, 1873, we, the undersigned, Boot | streets porthwe: ANT | W HOUSE, with ail modern i pr ¥ rom Virginia to Cape Cod, and southerly winds over | per se | VV 4NTED= a Young WoMa | come: swelh neonmes night. For the Middle rtates, vpfalting, Darometer, | ather and rain | areas. Brem Missouri to the Upper. lakes, south: WANTS. ss @ooDs Wi Sf DRY be end Box wi Gogetown,D.0. sett ED-7¥0 (WATTERS aod TWO WAITERS and TWO BELL pment : “ rox & BREKS. wit AG 1 Now Pork prem mR ‘ad chemi work aed antd63. es Pe wu sylvania avenue. py serene No. To, gas au Ta must $0 gfed cook: ay c. ANTED—By a respectabi: aSITUA- Ww THON to dot housework for soma family; go0t ritoroneee Ay corner Ist and B strests north- west, WABD HUUSE. i y 6 ite) an iber- W fn todts galion wiley Aras Ing Hoase, te sat V104 Whetrect Wwe Nv cad = oth Te oe a ND D, or to esstot he BREN QNING: beso oj chic: tion to gol obentry: pply ber eae N.Y. avenue aekthwest. jesse j ANTED By @ mau and wife, abvat BOER | UNFURNISHED: } ROOMS in aw i suitable for housekeeping, with | plenty, 9 on vard rem. ‘Aqdremn, giving perticalare sod price, ©. 8., Star of Sete ge was Fea GIRL for the Gai- lery. JOHNSON'S, 809 ineaaneinans «<1 ai nue, between 8th and 921 streets. 313 2 | ee By a young, bealiby Shite woman, SITUATION as wet nurse. tion to the country. Can be seen at No. 8, Bald aan = Bar, Perwern Is andat and’ and B trees, en 0 anal ‘family ; must come well recommended wed home can "be se- cured by applying ut Fort alk street northwest, between U and us WS 000 toads i ees 73 | good MEN, wages $1.7: two weeks. Apply at once at corner o aad L WASTED—Immdiniely—By entlemany « evodsairy BOOM. with BOARD. ina private | ‘emily in ntral portion of the city. Address Room, jela-3s* | | The imp: | WANTED—30 HORSES sud CARTS; meady | jy work and ompt payment pply vp the wom 2gt street aud amiGme aM yaa 0. HARE & CO. —To Rent, “a nt to Treasury Departinent aud borse cars. 9 ily of three eaaiee. Rent not to exceed 860 are Addvese GMC Star oMice, sell St honsework fi i ed as to qualification and character, Apply at 41 H street northwest, from 6 | to 8o’clock p.m. Jel8-3t W ANTED—Three genticimen snd their wives to ocenpy a large Unfurnishel HOUSE, newr ria, during the sammer. Kv: sekeeping. Apartments sey Ou d garden of ve | ep ‘sand Rowers; cal -bipte F the door; living will not exceed $2). 1n- Tent; care for Washington every. hour f 10 cents. Fer particalars, address F. 0. box, 78, ria. 7 ANTED—We have customers fortwo Soot follows: One on Capitol Hill, $4400 of $4.0 or 8 rooms with good lot.) Will balw ce, 1,2, and 3 years. Also Answhere north of Perineylvania avenue, abjut 3200. ul y one: cas! . i JOBN BL WHEELER, Real Eestate Booker, pouse Pts? rooms, jell-8t 1416 Pennsylvani fami: teterences required” “Apply to ool, T streot northwest. "B ctreot “ene west. oF Oh Prtmepes yey Tarabed BOOM wala ‘Te1ms for oue, Rote ded Massachusetts avent-, be ge Pretrect. etwnen sth and Pet rat DumCANsOM rt DOWLING & Co: is ane teoorthw ret of three; | yor sab “All oF vac of aT Kast Ci suuaree : WIN, corner E ot Sea aera 8 i cana abi, water, we Stioe horse care a 24-6t* F ane a ee Bienen eee south eat, opposite Smithsonian; 10 x | Lerrube he wwe For ferther | Snforimatton apely te i. v: “BARR. 13 i 4-4 r ry ene three-story BRICK wore: 317 Street, between 2d and 34 | poe a [pene thee kitchen, water. gas. and of at 6:23 G street, CRPHY. | be (ween 6th and 7th. Also, BLACKSMITH, WHERLWRIGHT and PAINT ng Machine, on Gatrect. between Gh snd 7th street+, near Patent Ufice. Dunioes. stand, and will be | Sta reasonable rent, +3 V Vy AN’ —A Protestant GERMAN +o t = o| general honsewor | SHOP, with hots il! be rented to 8 good tenant 1 OD prenitses, to poly, on ores PRIVATE SALE. PROSPECT HILL,” ¢ Jwes Roach, in Alexandria county, Virginia. This place contains abour 224 acres and lies nm and is of the best ont 12 actors be BRICK CLAY of te bast 8 1 Out-buildings, Fs ore csON DR, xandria, Virgini “OR KENT—Cuxfurushed BOOMS, 611 D west es (OR RENT—Furnished HOUSE, + or®, i873. Apply fiom tte A t. ar upfurolsted ROOMS arke ping, bt use Kor Sox cor fort a0 ten rooms, water and gas. pe 3 Titos. AMAN, 519 7th «treet story Frame HOUSE, Massn- between | 1s % New Jersey avenue ce FR T—Ar 913 1 1,000 cash, | {OR SALE—LOTS (horthenst corner exchange for improved. p. > 4, ant 5, square EF ttrect, modern, convenience 5 Apply to THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN: 319 \WASTEDWET RU ‘Apply at ey L Street northwest, between 8th und 9'n streats, Alse.s GIRL from the country not over 18, for gen- eral housework 9-20" WASTED A TENANT for part of House 27 K street nortiwest, within five mini swalksar Goverment meiattee timacer i bes gas water, summer kitchen. Kent moderate. it WASTED HOUSE PAINTE gb ICM Painting Establishment, Noes fersom stréet, workmen need apply. ANTED” AU ee Swi one the improved WHEELER & W1LS0' ING MACHINE to call and examine it befure oer ing anyother.” It is suuple, notaclos, swift—making stitches # minute. No sbuttl ther tee but one tension required. Will asta a life time, J. STEER & ia @venue, near 4! my31-Im* id on monthly Agents, 461 RK RENT—Largt and airy furnished ROOMS, with stationary washstand*, bath-room(hot and lightfnt trees, grass in come anode rate cold water); location coo! FS, Sane pied- taal PARLORS CHAMBE. - alities in the city, at summer ra 1002 Massachusetts ave , tory BRICK HOUSE: getuwn, D. ©. None but sot -pporite St nth im advance. Store, 924 7th street northwest, OB REN RIT ver, re DW ELLING~ 8 street northwest, naar State Depariment: erael brick, six oobeyee po Econ! pooky at GIBSON'S th room, water, For key aid term, front “ VEE DUFO corner lith and § streets. mbit F FANTED—AT these who valoe their sight to Wiicw that the ben MONE DOLLAR PRC. TACLE” in the conn ry is accurately siti ted to 4b eyesight by HH. HEMPLES,t the Opiieian, col #¢ street and Pennsylvania ‘avenue. Depot ‘Thermometers of ali kinds. myi ly? CE | close our places of business, at 7.30 p. m., SATUB Oe DAY excepted: MASONIG TEMPLE, GABTBELL, FRANCIS P’ a Corner 9th and F atreats, COMMINS JOHN ANGERM ANSON WINPSOR, Bi 1 AapURG RGEE ROS , (PL RERMOMETER UP: DRY GOODS DOWN! THE SUNDAY ING GAZETTE. The favorite way rat Journal of the Metr: «ratified readers LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON. Our annual closing out oe of bay fs and 8um- mer Goods will commence 6th inst., and continue until July 4t! et Ss w DBY GOODS (chiefly encodes ) in the house shall be gad without reserve at wonderful sacrifice. Ladi should not, under rpny clrcumeances, miss this, the Last aaee, Goons, LACE JACKETS, Lac’ rOTRPRPPEGGORS HACE, ZACERRD. LCR | nee Shae most attractive’ kind eversdieslofed ta tine D our stock of Dry aha i aiaien se of coor \- eat many ito our building a magni wip ences: — sith aj senguta ume EQUAL LoDer, No. 17,K. x ated mocking, MO) DAY, Junel6, Goaaterae ‘York avenge wapaiia cae, By comnER Sem Ait Siip p srenets. CIRCULATING LIBRARY Bi NED. NEARLY 3.000 SEW a 3 ADING ROOM aL Daily Prayer be 19 Bible Loses st 4:30, in Lincoln Hall, ted by Com- at ne redaced. all makes a ‘and Al mecceheetars: sOTL. L-coTs. stock of MATTING fn all w. fig, low ane, and Check, very faire at 250, On hand lete stock of WINDOW 8] and FIRTORES, ¥ seg ic 7 Bemember the Arcade. faire. "gervice st Lincoln Halbat 8 p.m jeis-tr WOLFORD & SHILBERG, REMOVAL — F Temoved trim corner of fom Jersey avenue | _ieM-tr 427 7th street, between D and &, 8. W. street south their 7 Seneree WN THE SUPREME COURT OF THR ‘BI meriot and Ue (southeast corner of same square,)cor- | J yy FcOLU! RT 1 ae DISTRICT ALFXANDER Humxs et Joun Huxxs et al— streets Our increased facilities wili enable us to su Rauity, It is ordered by the Sourt. thie loth day if jorsell cust. G! TES, ay ellie 1873. that the sale made b; chard eutiox epee. | ie triers naa aaa gE SORENCK’S MANDRBAAE PILLS.—T! pt Kaiser he west 18 feet are, com exclaaively the lot of lot No. iota nare No, 516.in Wrediogts, aad hough, they entirely au Fite city of Washi ington and District, ict ot ai mercury. ements, trus- p Sg TL sae eerie pringboat mr tila court. be Beyand thename fehercby, | i Tatified and confirmed, unless cause to the contrar: te abgwn on oF before te second day of Fut ne 7 By the court : f A true copy—Teet: BJ Jmnlas, Cy _Jelt-s,3t_ By L. PW iLLIAMS, Free WoRKS. VERY CHEAP AT NICHOLS’ LATTLE WORLD, ‘7th street, between Sand T streets, —_ je13-tr ESst45lisa ED 1851. JOHN @. BARTHEL, S1EAM DYER AND SCOURER, No. 114 Four-anp-a-waur Steger, a South of Ooiouizasion ail.) (ou? “°F SEW DEUG STORE, So. 1689 Pammstivania AvanUR, Depot fer Bods and Mineral Waters. Seas Ly —— ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE! TRUNKS BEPAIBED AND COVERED. JAMES 5, TOPHAM & Co., HARNESS, SADDLE AND TRUNE MANU- FACTOREKS, No, 495 SEVENTH STREBT, FRUIT JARs. A large assortment of the most epproved kinds. jst Odd Fellows’ Halt, 7eh strect. ‘Bor sale by LUTTR: -Pesaonel attention gives to ‘bet aL GIRL Sabo Tecun- |; ean call at 933 New York avenue, to washi ironing of a small famn- m.,0r 6to soak RO AND oor rward, prove 44 ay cha » near cars on ‘BA Y—Last Ti ora ard bridge, o dark bay Mi bey Wane pe ee ue ao = sone away. i; a OsT—A and and A sultab'e reward will be given if oft wt 613 7th street street northwest. jo13-2t" OsT—0: —— ‘Uth inst: Lets eneb LEATHER POOR FoowEy- | © are. The pooner on leaving the same at the ice. jols-2¢ 318 4 REWARD .— Lost white a liver > ith ek fore’ fang on ri ‘The above reward iene aa his being left et 1133 SS | Street. je BOARDING. pa I enn L ASO RA UENISHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD, Hatreet, between 6th and ——- Gentlemen preferred. 3013 3" NE E LARGE NICEL st a Boa aa Ox OH | « ftoor south front, with BOABD, Mamata ‘orth went. SUMMER BOARDING AT RED BD woop = + Souvtry svat; 6 miles from George- town or Was side Bock ‘There ise Davo, crequel ero sround. a variety of fruit, &c., and ® stage to he Prossury, ‘cor corner’ 1shg street } Penuey Ivante, avenue, i a. For fi Serviculare, sbpiyio Mess abd ssstaeees, | particulars PERSONAL. northwest. —————— Witt and PARTY v WHOSE NaME I8 there “Baas for era, about 830 pm, SD ebm ‘bd address to jon BK: Were NCE Oe TERN s™e2 rR sag ng emeer sr ane, ean et northwest. f ‘pier | St PROFESSIONAL. 3. FRA ee sense DENTIST, ‘a street, above Kirkwood House. He guarantees as gvod work 2 sppear- pee ae purity Sat Det ARTIGAN HAS GEMOVED-ni chico 10 Ra ALO Fata soe Re ED, mslew AMES 0. oredr 5. Z. BRAILEY CLE NES ZBERAILEY. SHORTHAD. AnD WAT @Law st a ‘avemnes jou F. BAuMA, -AT-LAW, woe _—_ ton MUR a {OR SALE-Ti 13th street, faci eww d PWELLING No. 9 lin Bq" with rooms, bath- raping rico ay fix- handas Treat thecity. pels. ‘oF zB. w. DOWNMAN, 412 7th st. CO pag LOT on “3 ween 15th 1466, "This is'ome of the moet desirable ho “Will be die posed of if cold within the pext 10 day Tal LUMADGE eo co. .Mational Bank of epi eine S| Reais and itr it house. nies Ea and New Tit, eee ees RO: bathroom, Apply at (OB RENT Three furnished ROOMS, =a between @ sod sentra. 1B RENT—A new seven too HOUSE - street, one half a to grente cain. 83) per mouth, Louisiana sa ‘OR EENT-STORE ROOM and 0) K Reaneylvania er-nne, ion raph Office, corner 1dth street ‘aud Penneyivania nauire on the ie Prema: ines from 4 to re Suite of Furnished ROOMS os pari Pee Ae oie tne ay ae twi as ‘men. Will | Tse ae low tor. the summer paths, 0 one dvor oa mal, rT, : Fe oie pieasant, and meet Wery Temspaaite tase. cof reference® ei en and required. to a gentleman and wife or ‘single ‘uae s Ae at 121s B H street te hse SES, Saweash; monthiy No, 19 B street, opposite southern side , LOR extending thr: ugh in in Heat Vets, Loans on 1 Opp. Post Office. ik on EEN rr BRET press-brick HOUSE, pened 9rooms, large cellar, water and gas net location; 104 between Ist ‘apitol and Baltimore depot. Inquire Washington street, between sth and OF SALE OR EXCi Tesidenc: seat Bladens! ¢ 0. B.R. ane propeieu - SC as Thve HOU! of 25. re half a Tow Moc OTT, onthe prem- jetor Ainerican ‘House, corner ue. 10-64" ‘Brick ‘House ne north and south. Bath and floor, unfurnished Apply on 2115 Pcunsylvania = ‘OR “S50 OR BENT—HOUSE, 715 ice $6,000; rent, 980 per ins on th Domes nota wy SF F a Mrdtad cise im ee ‘OR SALE—Cne syne ‘erm: pe efrecn L and fetroe, ‘utis cast the =" “ho. \y 24x! fr a Aico, slit; gout fr rout: ceil bs 8:9 rooms: south fi sofarn martof she ity etbimedet rove! ‘Bont fig, roe fate fob and font roa north: roam on east side of Louse would FOR RENT AND SALE. | BUSINESS CHANCES. _ FOsiAbe ry, ee HOU: mat POR Sales pte Noakes @ sireet A see, DB SALE-Ov lopg Lime, with mall cash pay- fe pee re set gi r | Lois 1 and 8S, eguare 204, 14ch ant ¥ oS | Srp eeeast, near sorter mated, forma! — 2, square S88, LKB street, pear 8. 2.x | ils us nacoaeh wt Sa a ies tet: ee oo en | ar aoe tax ttle, | Oars large double HOUSES. raugiur to po | from, $38.00 to $80.00, and several other fret vias ‘DES. 18 dex sy 8 | Pee Tie eee ot GROUND and LOTS inns | = HO from ears Capt rs sireet falirend | wir quire at 1904 Wy mtreet. past RR WANTED—Artive © wientownh ‘rom @1400ie to ex Boal te poring i percent Fart eit hes om too Fey yaaa and 24 streets, tol Bul resi the corner house near 2d street, north sige, cintainiag twelve rowmne, pone fem waiter, LE AT A BARGAIN—THE stow coal and wood and BINTUBBS of an ice Orvam ned coursr nt the Fear; @ Tare Kaloon, doing an excellent business. Inquire are . 3p. m., 106 Bridge str rt, Georgstown y~ SALE- A first rate BAR @0U NTER, ws wd ab Dunks, aod chance for Fac inthe very bat eo ence on. my 2-tf and on long time, ADDISON, Real are pass avo to Ka Reena Sou eon New Vork avenne, corne vorthw; omsent street FSEE A beautiful vhree-story PRESSED 0 the BLICH ROUSE, couatuing tes toome; bones dress HY DROL store aud cellars, bath and pantry rooms, with gas, ¥ Mier nd aif modern im oy eed r > cars and market. “se 1502 Inguire BOLLIDGE 1 Sth street. my2t-im YIS With street. (Scott Fiace,) , r RRisueD BOOMS, singly or en suite, Prices. For lo, rematuing to he summer this is # splendid | convenient to hotels and care. Well shaded ai ARE CHARCE- Fur Baie ais Barguue—The CRS of OR BENT—FUENISHED [i0' USE Ro. 600, corner F aud 3h teeta wortheest] will be rented on reasonable um: ps se-sion given. Apply we a ‘eUFTEN HOUSE ! arnt, 1422 F street. “ Rep &C bn B RENT— NISHED BOOMS: =4 ONRY TO Loan on . AL ESTATE—in seior beroishal ope Pelteam oat tae gas MOREE, 30 toss second ati rs JAMES E. WAUGHL jetpeaed cated Dwelling Ch L tresty near Sb; * sail mtiim Cor 1h + Foom 8 ap stairs rent. on_ reagonab! jerms to eTueR ouly 8 Kiadrews a3: By oy tet ye MeS*x To Loan oe REAL Bara rare Be! iBepJ Beal Estate and Lusaran = naset FOR SALE. | MONEY CONSTARTEY OX HAND TO LOay POR SALE—Hvavy Draught and superior Drivin - HORSES, from the country, for sale wt gn | _°37 Im reascbable prices, at the Dorsey Hovel olen TS FG" Sta oer ae oe < a00Ess ~ bles, corner 7th and I syveres from tag and the OR SALE—A large cist HEODOLITE, | 84°, listAuce to, the new Kascorn’ Market, ean HE, Lins, Te inch | 24 close to the Penneyivanis avenue street schromatic telescopes. | Will be sok ow by ett | rome each, guey'het'and coll waste aeiincenn, ing 0. nenrance Agent <b, ge } E street, oppoaite Post Ofice st pO uire ot the premiags, 315 0"street I C8URCH © onGaN B FOR BALE.—The saacs Avenue Logs oo Cbhereh ye for sale et a low price. strument isa good one, made by om plete order. OR SALE—The STOOK, GOOD-WI EUXTe feed the Eieineey pe i sth north, 1509 > 248-3t_[Chr. & Rep.) PVreedman'e Bank Dalia ‘OB SALE—A pair of dark iron-grey ne ARKIAGE HORSES, young ‘ani sound Inyutteat 1201 tet. Sekean SoD PB) HLTAuD TABLEs For saLe— Two mmall size, sri Tabiew, 2 Re | rhea * ures, several ests of Balls, > &¢, ADAMSON'S, 308 __jels-at | chat goed STORE a = — 2 ew market, Tb ga WATER APPAMATUS FOR SALE. street Be. 1913, has baee f'PEAnson A great varicty of White and Tennessee Marvle | _@20tf ¥_ MO A ing. ee ant ae BUDA WATER APPARATUS, at —— w 4 conepbeeek ee Seon Balver-plaicd ‘Rppara'as end‘ Stcel Foam COAL AND WOOD. tatns to loam, free of ————————— ee wisin” "PALMER & oieen. Georgetown. Bs, 6 cuay FOR SALE. DODGE & DARNEILLE, 1427 F atree L. SHERIFF, SRUETAU DEALER im y RI 7 aad Otce: Sas Penney retin pg & Ra Depot aud Mull, Sixth sirest wh. > Stamine river. MEDICAL, &e. Fair price atid honorable dealings. ma Im j ME * Siti FRENCH. OF PHILADELPHIA. | (APITOL HILL ts Medina, aw iocated at a 101s ee ork WOOD AND COAL YarD, = ire—i0a,m.to 7 p.m. es ments cap be made for evenings, 4 ST., BETWEEN 2p AND 3», NORTHEAST poy PE, BRUCE, Xo Sum Teh =a, $ A eS specialist of — NETO OALVAN We The undersigned begs leave to inform his castom- ne GALVANTG SRRAT. | ore rockicuin f Caplio, 3 meg tears car hat he ®@ brunch 20D ASD svaNe, ko. 4e¥ Peto iranie Shane 3 Hoar on YARD A atreet Detween 3 wren ane. ey cnet, where can rod Maortinent of tt k Sonne comme oetionts 26; aponge bath, Raa) Sent grades of enh W Sct aed Goal. alt re \ ‘EMAL Di of all Kinds creaved De | “SoPecnt 7 Seo faithfully Sd etow. Phy ee ee eso Pursro1ehs t mw af H af . fat ae INSURANCE OOMPANIES Thy eer THE EQuITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE enrves wall Gas ‘eet cvatage te ‘The bustness of this Company been the largest of any sinular simaler institution fa'the worlds ‘FF. HEYER, Genenat Acunr, may23-ly 503 and 505 7th street. Peed Berwens fru awn Oru Ornaere. W. 2x 2082s © 092 2B IMPERIAL HOTEL, = No. 511 71a street, ovr P. eee Die jm emt, T JAMES STKE Tat or itinan AMERICA, ory dee Faortine Paxwetivawa eae TEE MERCHAD' Case Copal: 8 Bawern Wh tres, aot 78, OF ake Assets, §: ee 17. — + Waskimeron, D. 0. CASH ASSETS............... ‘the eccommodations of hia pr OFFICE, 603 FIFTEENTH erueeT, 7 eae seueieees™ ‘OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. mi3-Sm BR. W. BATES, Agent. Cc. C. WILLARD, TRE CORCORAN FING INSURANCE EBSITT HOUsB, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, maneemeren. DO. | Organized Aprii 1st, 1573. Capital... $100,000, PIANOS, &a, OFFICE N. B. TERN Pi G Eat were Hy Fu oad INSURANCE ki it 1429 PENNSTLVANIA A 4 i (Oven MiLpeRs’s Dave Broi i A BECOND-HAND Fiawoss =” 452 tae teh NMR, a ent. from different factories, now on a...) oy for sale or rent on East TERxs,to makel arian Jes. L L fat Reds 3 per Lcuman, Michael Bailey, se A. Herr. BEICHENBACB'S PIANO WAREROOMS, INSUBANCE. 423'1ith street, above Pennsylvania avonne, sins : Agency for Wm. Kuabe & Co.'s and Wm. Mc HEYER & BISHOP, Cammon’s PIANOS, insurance Agents, _fergnd-band taken No. 005 SEVENTH STREET, dintrteieareatgceredt a 4 , 4 2 et. ae Wasuixeton, D. a. Giaii'es eed ay PIANO LONDON. ASSURANCE ¢ Ok CORPORATION, (Or- son leen he nway & Sons, ee yin tbe the world.) CON hCTe FIRE iF INSTAR ok Comaky, CAST ASSETS. -saseereneeenenemnvorenesasvrneeeeeee GG 684 008 NATIONAL FIRE “esvaana COMPANY, CAST ASSETS oon wneneneee 625,000 TRADERS’ FinE INSURANCE COMPANY, Caan Aserts, (tnv'td UB. re, bonds,) $600,000 NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Casu Ate iA19283,000 Al EQUITABLE’ Lif CKSSURANCR SOCIETY ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1870, — OABR OAPIT Adee nmeen~—n.8190,008 = ae aac mene. ee a