Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1873, Page 1

Published Dally, Sandzys Excepted, | AT THE STAR BUILDING: Pennsylvania Avenue, cor, 11 By si | THE FVENING STAR NEWSPAPEE COMPANY, | S 0. BLOF MAN. Pret. —_—_—__ THE MVENING STAR is sereet by carriers to Their suberibe: RN CENTS PER WEEK or Fox ry- wewTa. | Copies st the ¢ t th io both eases, sud BF Rates of wivertiving f ae | V8. 42—NS. 6,828. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1873. TWO CENTS. pening 2 — Sa ai yi cal SUMMER RESORTS. BE PINEY PUINT HOTEL. (Formerly * The Pavilion PINEY POST. M. » T Rees situate ont t {rem Baltimore, mety wiles, hax been igned for ‘a term of, for the reception of gucsis hip, the honse has been ointment« far Tader the new pr theroughiy ren pre BF" Crab ot 0: Term-—@2 Price: servants fnil price rc ay tim CHAS. R. PARKER, Proprietor. SEASIDE ® RESORT. COBB'S HOTEL COBB'S ISLAND, VA. How open for the reception «f tiritors. It is well | 1B for ite excellent and safe surf bath- SS pcr day: gis four weeks, Ba per mont “r month " | ute: Stesmer NP. Bauks from Norfolk or Mt nm Point to Cherrystone, Monday, Wednesday Friday mornings. a are COBB BROS. & CO, jt-im Cherrystons, Va. SCuuES BOABD. ‘Twenty five additional BOARDERS can now he dated’ at the LOUDON 18ST . For part THOS. W. LAKE. Aldie, London Co., Va. LA*= View worec, r WATKINS, NEW YORK. ‘This fine new house is now open for the entertaia- ment of guests, temporarily or for the sea It ix ec mplote in all its appointment: bands ay, farniened throuchont. juests will find it expecially adapted for he large aod airy rooms and thorough venti- F: Groves, handsome Walks, good Drives, and Witoaciber with the fer feenel Worn ine abd H. ns, the view from the house of Seecce Lake ani Gieos, the v the -nrroondin bie will be eu: the mir- ket afferds, and an eflicient corps of attendants always ready t ait on gw Parties ieaving Washivgton at 4:63 in *he morning arrive at ths House at 6 in the evening. Rooms can be secrred for the season on app'ication by mail to CHARLES H. BREDEMEYER, Proprietor of Lake View Hotel, Watkina, N. ¥ palm RockBaiwcer ALUM RINGS, VA. OPEN JUNE Ist, 1573. ‘This favorite and celebrated Watering place will offer additional atrractions this season. Bap EL aeecat Ball Room, fn tard Koems, Bowling Alley for Imdies and for gentlemen Ben i be kept in w style not « 2 rh Croquet fs rpassed anywhere in aters of these special Spriuzs either reatly relieve mow of Scrofula, im P jonsumption, Chr sic Brochit Chronic Laryn. tix, Chron'e Puiemonia, Chroulc Dyspep-ia, je Diarrbo-a, Chronio Dysentery. ‘They aro great value which are ps- to the femal tonic aud @ general restorative they ars, per- » Unrivalied eral waters. * ‘The Proprietor has pr ne and ball-r, 8 first-clies band in general + 8 sources of amusement snd recreation wanally St our best sumuuer resorts will be at € of the euests at ROCK BRI A . fe within ‘ thirteen hours ash + by meers leave the carsof Lipson iy G e Cosches, pasting ta . smooth and level road of only eight miles, set dh: v- Lcidbenrpensoaas 1 nee to tem. AMES Ap BKAZIER, Propriotor. J ths, YY pa en ee Resident an OM, Offic: wager; S. M. MULLEN. Oitice Maoaget et Eg The, eater for tale by COLEMAN & RoG- , Baltimore — eetgttes phiets sent free on application. joint LADIES’ GOODS. [PPPIENsE ATTRACTIONS: Large stock of White and Colored SUITS just re- ceived, which will be sold much below their talns, wore White Suits, 7 —— 330 Handeome Colored $9 Aiso A few extra fine White Suite, which will be sold very cheay Fine BISHOPS LA WM reduesd to 20 conts. Summer DRESS GOODS and LACE SACQUES at greatly red: uced rates at oa CONNGEL T's, S vch sifect, _Je28 6" ey BO Office. yous PER. CENT. DISCOUNT. M. WILLIAN commence selling at the above disconat on MONDAY, Jane #0, and continue to July 3), his entire xt: of Ladies’ and Children's Dresses, Liama Pointe, Sacques, and Capes, es of all kimis acts and Round Bate, Re en aeveer, eats Sash | SPECIAL NOTICES, } EVENING STAR Tuk New Systex.—The War department | THE WORLD OF FASHION. A dozen of these quaint Bohemian oddities can be purchased tor the cost of one elaborate donnet, so even anextensive assortment of them is not ruinous, TRE SEASON commeate does not really commence bere until the arst | Hf, Dut counsel have heretofore declined to to-day received and are distributing to the seme sinst C! va ious bureaus letter balance scales, rendered SUMMER STYLES. Guard ag: Ta. = taveroniy taken in weaae of lei Gheiraycreren | Washington News and Gossip. | necessary tor Renie at ay the aheliion ithe [From Our Own Correspondent.) Cholers Morbus or kindred complaints, th patient is franking privilegs eee Ocean Wavz, Loxc Brancu, June 30, 73. i SeCES eae ede REINS that no higher verdict much relieved, and it ot uently that S ‘a of July, the preceding operations are merely tuvch reller happens not unfréa a receipts from this aig MS a agony gah gtr Sixth Audi- | The summer residence of the Executive of the | fight ckirmines, participased tn by tramsicur SS ‘ued than manslangbter = — tor’s office to-di to railroad compa- nation having been fixed at this favorite water- | visitors, guests en revage, and families consist- >. sdvising not to call in physician stthecarliest | cap 1. §. erzawem FROLIC has arrived in | niesand western contractors over €1,000,000 for ing place, has undoubtedly contributed to ing of papa and mama, nurses, and children, tee coe or omanen uae th Siecscenactboten | New York. transportation of mails for the quarter ending | ;; 42 ce’ ty a give | Who wish to get established before the rash | D&ve begun work under the city government it the atmosphere of fashion and distinction notic such canes that esterday, (June 20.) This is the t pay- ww prepare NATANS CHOLERA BPECIF. | ‘Tux arrorntuent of Medical Director Jos. | ment ever ‘made inone day by hte eaten’ Pay" | which it now enjoys. Certainly, wnem Presi- ‘calcu- —— dent Grant selected it for summer quarters, Inted for suck cases ‘sa hove sented and wich sary | H. Beale to be chief of the medical bureau of | Ream Apurnal Janus AcpEN, who has | though the attractions of health-giving alr and | well conducted fami} should bere ce band or ins. the navy, has been determined upon. been relived of the command of the European | ocean scenery were just as remarkable, yet they eas Fagin’ duite severely in Brooking glwas | Tue steamer Fourunx will sail from An- station by Admiral A. L. Case, will be wholly | Were over-shadowed by 2 certain vulgarity of N.Y grialoyed there, and ft waa found, thal this 8 napolis to-morrow with the class of cadet engi- | Tetired upon his return to the United States. | *soclation which had the effect of keeping o1 “ ” as street Te. commences, Sad are ‘‘permanent” for the | Stusew ensken @ oo, twe Lace 1mronvens, ai js | demy ail intention to defraud the government, preterable to the later gaicty, One Reels al. | asSFting that the charges have been trampod Tort the right of-a discoveres we the horns ani | SRYya former clerk St the house, ant they the ndeur of the ocean, which can be en. tutend to contert the matter tn the courts a Joyed’ abeotuvely or only shared by those who oar nee a Fer ommee, Dapety Gatne Slaim kinship In the love of ite mysteries, | [oF Reine expresece the Shat the alleges away many desirable people. i 4 He was relieved from the European station un. : ar st I justar bs Misery aren crake careanate chanics, wore | Pee for tho annual summer cruee der an act of Congreve prohibiting theemploy~ | ger migcramnece Pe rermezegis,, The Rrtty | There in celcious sense ofrescandguiet ani | PTCHUarC (ill Jara claim, against Toe | Cholera Morbus, Colic, Cramps, Dysentary, Diar- | TH® Navar Examinrxo Boanp have recom- | ment of retired officers upon active duty. and many more have been built or are in | imetetat not least, “which is ye tie | Seized yesterday, and the officials *are inven | Thea. and all disorders naval af this season, Full | mended for promotion to the grade of captain: | Gov. Davis, of Texas, who arrived in this | 10 process of erection. General Porter, General | when hundreds are requiring the same things | SU" other canes of alleged trreguiaritic: | “Siena Gommanders Jonathan Young and Wm. T. | city yesterday, came to Washington for the | Hebcock, Mr. Hamilton Fish, Jay Gould, and | ait at _ 2 Wee poe Ee be n a . ut eo 8 es ty ‘ ieote —_ CARAETS and Dratreste wort : tA Duy dose of cecuring the deposition of certain | purchasers; and with Mr. G. W. Childs, Drexel | are beginning 10 meke tomentose ee ek | commenced about 9 o'clock this morning, and = Ix Hamrtow Roaps.— The Navy depart- | federal officers in Texas who are not in accord | and Selegman the bankers, John Hoey and ——————_—=—— : with his gubernatorial administration. Inci- | others no less public spirited and enterprising, STON: 3, &c, | ment has received intelligence that the U. 8. | With nis rs t = _EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, & Eunboat Nipsic and the Shawmut arrived at | Jetallz.He comes to represent to the govern- | give tone and ‘xed character which go othe? dred or so trunks have arrived, of the usuai | CoMtUnues steadily. bar ° 4 THE BALLOON VOYAGE To Rr Saratogian dimensions. The band bas oom menced Satantay the down and commenced its morning, mid-day, | _ Work will be co — , in his opinion, of re- merican watering place possesses; Newport mammoth balleon in this city by Messrs. W PORES ee Hampton Roads yester leasing Satanta and lg Tree at tals Patticular | being more Boted for the exclusion and pein: | See qoeute ae ee pa pone a & Donaldson, under the wespiser of the Gra) Batgt y IENEPIY OF ee juncture. As is well known, the le of | sion of its summer residents, than for the gayet ; : ompany, to make an wria to Pu BT. ANN'S CATHOLIC CHORCH, AT TEN Prueivent Geaxt arrived in Cincinnati | Texas are violently opposed to such aston: and | Moa activity which their presence adda‘to the | Suwete hace vee Cp hey expedition will start about the 20: Will be etven at Mr. Green's Woods, (Intersection of eel Lregrianyg morning accompanied by Gen. — =, Cero oe will urge Ce little —_ The areata te the tone | andentrance hail, last, but not least, Mist Flora oediey Lane and Rockville Tarn Babcock, and proceeded at once to Coringt: at the ‘big Injans” eld for the present. | and character of soci: ere, has lel to im- elf, ntirely oRTa ke yon the FOURTH OF JULY The funeral of the President's father was toraxe | The Politicians think they ought mot tobe | provements in ceeremtkor The hotels | I= state pooterday ts Cote ee ere rape, of the yo anniense dees ten ann lace at 2 o'clock p. m., to-day. The body will | Teleased, if at all, until after the forthooming | are now in every respect equal to the best, the | broidered -pe a) chins ones waking gethe ea. | Utica tuuatic as @ effect of Ce ee _ cE interred in Spring Grove cemetery. state election. gharges, no hi gher than the usual tariff, and | merable ‘uill Suncom, aod ede a brie —s crerey a3. = Suman See maae, and on 5 fa So insoles ————— = cuisine ance admirable. " o FOURTH OF JUcLy EXC Navat Onpxns—Ordered—Chief Engineer | ,PROVES6oR Acassiz’ Souoot ov Natorat | “ies really a. marvel how-—auring so brief a | Pewance last evening sabe Sst hop in palest | the prisoner, the doctor continac iis testimo- : David Smith to the Shenandoah, of the enlaces oar oriee prearoon of feason—so much can be afforded. y | and mounted otherwise with tablier (apron) of fame gm [—— of expat ngth, which o “ mn, 2 je. y MOR} evfence. The postal a European squadron, per steamer of July 9th. nro speehenetpepieermadiaiue bree [[Hytoapee lee Re get | Snurily geuse, tied at the side with broad, | Srosecation them commenced Covorat tone MOUNT VERNON-TWO TRIPS. Detached—Chief Engineer 8. L. Payers from | Louis Agassiz inviting him to be present at the | ff ¢ Moo Americans area spoiled people. They dior lr ge mony. Francis Street testified 1) employing STEAMER ARHOW, Capt. FRANK HOL- | the Shenandoah and ordered to return home. | pening of the “Anderson School of Natural | Van" evorvthing at @ moments sored, eat beer by a al it is to see | aeceased about & year: never heal hits seat ieavtog i-etreet wert oo ioe ees os io eee “without ceremony, in the presence of only a | UPOn their slightest whim. For the food they | coffee colored laces: ho shat abont nee ake | Ackerman testified similarly. Tmo others fo Returning, ill nave | | Tax Nive O'CLock Rute m ram Wan pe. | few sclentifie and literary friends, and school- Sea ascee setae piace ee ee ™., returning to | x mn,” and closes his letter by saying: “I be- wate! ace; + an opportuaily | TARTNENT TOE ExvoRcRD—The Secretary | iteve this infant Institution is to Play x partia | Sttendance they require—end for which a thinks she ought to have the best—that the best | Wed in the same manner. The district attor was made for her, and her mission is to display | DEY OMered the book “Beverly,” written by ; : the finest results Of man’s handiwork, npon the | 2¢reaced, as evidence, but the court ruled i¢ of War has issued a circular inviting the atten- | our national education.” Penikese Ielemt, st army of servants must be ke mall fortune supreme result of God's handiworka beaut, | OUt Recess. oui tion of chiefs of bureaus to the department cir- | will be remembered, was given to Prof. Agassiz | Would be expended every week in any American | ful woman. TEE covrone = cular of the zist of June, and ho desires that | for the purpose indicated by Mr. John Ander. | Cit¥, 8nd could not be obtained st any price | "When she came into breakfast this morning, Of the first mortgage bonds of the Union Pa hereafter the name of any employe of the de- | gon, the millionaire tobacconist of NewYork. | ®2f0ad. Why then should aa be | Istopped eating to admire her. No ‘shop ie railroad were not paid to-day, owing t FOURTH oF JULY EXCURSION partment who is habitually dilatory in arriving considered sucha terrible exaction? To those | govds; no stiff, white Victoria lawns, with their | R0tice from the treasurer to postpone ®uch pay at his desk at 9 o'clock be reported forhis | Tne Srovx ComMissi0N—Official Report to | Who bave rung their bells furiously atthe Lang- | ahominal parse embroidery, but the softest | Met until the 3d inst TO GLYMONTI setion. the Commissivmer of Indian Afairt—Tbe Com- | Pevice eed'ac ent ort eeee Cainly for a lit See eee mens spon ee ander- |’ tows Becuee ter ee eee ot ‘ibeine ary _ le ice and a pi ‘aris, irt and intersect ith lines 4 phy, tor th under © THE ELEGANT STRAMERS CITY OF ALEX DEATH oF THE MoTHER oF Justice Mitusa, | missioner of Indian Affairs has received the | the charge is moderate and the comfort of un: | tion,tined wit rgd AS aa, sentence was once set aside, was or tue U. S. SurRene Covrt.—intelliger official report of the special commission (Mr. | limited pitchers o! -water great, fastened here and there, atthe throat and | %” Will make trips down the beautifal Potomac to bas been received of the death, on 4 Felix R. Brunot, chairman) sent out to nego. on = BEACA. nm not too great proportion, and he mont on the 4th of July, riod last, at Richmond, Ky., of Mrs. rane go, | tiate with the northern Sioux in regard to tie | _ ‘The great point of attraction to the new comer crystal watch pendant from her by curding to the following se the mother of Mr. J Ae) Miller, of th j ] Femovalof their agency, and the relinguist- is the beach, which here is said to be one of th d Flora Mef" ! What would th are: Leave Ws bington, from {4 States Supreme Goart, Mra Mais winsuecee ment of a portion of theif territory. ‘The char. | Snest in oe poe It is ae bya meanest world be, and espec at is Long Branch th street. at Sand 9 os * . esta hs 1 @ > parties et id walk, and stretches away miles along shore, | without (hee and thy ? Adreary wast It ts announced that the z.lenve Giymont at 1,4, and 9 p.m. of Kentucky, having been born in the county | fcir Of {he report has already boen indicated | Moti and white, the little bathing note ai . 1 water. = tm th t @lymont are no the hands ot | in which she died. was f in Tue Stan. The commissioners say that a wager Ragaeit “ e vt of sand and water. . be e inthe SHRERLL, a well known ant exe | Judge stiller and Dente acs Lowinbeeae all of the conferences the principal ehiets gave | the back, und: anh grceneet eee ae Au revoir. Jexsre ome. | Kingdom for the Secel year wore £75.00 es perienced rer, wh pared with ever: —_ : voluntary utterance to such . ns his mo! tt » t - — — decrease zi ) trom ing yes Re torender visitors comfo abies and furnish them | ‘THE following circular was lame by tho | respecting their territorial “rights fiat’ the-| i sailor or Garibald, costumes, picking up| Ressra’s Drs tHe East.—The | ano shah of Pouie tte ak : Sins "The arrangements are ura, purfected’uatan | Secretary of War to-day: Tho Secretary of | Mids of the commissioners were impreace! | Shells, making pies, or diving the doctor's in, | Khan of Khiva, ae it appears, after twelve ai- | ,,7 Be Shah of Persia visited the Hank of Eng- waxes ck Pine Mavic tone | War directs that hereafter, except in exc with the necessity of observing great prudence | ® SUsto which promises ill for the doctor's 1n- | tempts at more favorable terms, which, it was | ae Ss ney Senne ts ished. with Stricg Band being, and gaod order | gic 0) ore iD Saxe in Sphrosching this subject, and it was deemei | Come, s0 far asthey < —— hen Supposed, were with -treacherous intent,” has | © mene Te ee —S Will be maintained by pe weentha | tional cases, in the discretiqn of bureau officers, | highly Inexpedieut and dangerous to the pea: There aro not many lady Lathers, tt being as | unconditionally surrendered to G ae = aa oe city police aggéthe Sh Mi ail official sealed matter fr the War depart- | of thé frontier to urge the relinquishment of poy early in the season, am € ladies rathe mann, commanding the advanced column o: | &**! “4 . + me Shek ue trip 20 cont jist roent and ss bureaux to any other bureau or | the rights held by them under the treaty aeeing back beer pap dlrs tne and for | the Kussian army of invasion and occupatid on making bis < gah bn loud!y cheered. 3 : 5 - executive department of the government in| of 1865. Mr. Bi 1s ites an ke presence of numbers to give them courage. | This means the annexation with Khiva‘of the SPANISH at < GRAND 4TH OF SULY EXCURSION, | Washington be forwarded to itedestination Le the statement that the a pax went from the There is one very pretty girl, however, among | whole of Turkistan to Russia, [the et Loxpor, July 1—A_ spec PINEY POINT, POINT. EgoKoUT, For | PAMd instead of through the mails of the postal | Ked Cloud agency tonttack Baker ie doond ne | thetew lank, blue and gray flannel figures. Her | Mele et Turkle c Madrid to the London Times says FONBOE. VU EDE LEAU and NORFOLK. | S€FVice. Dr. Daniels, the agent, who asserts that they | hair is cut short and curls around her head,boy | for Central Asia, r, to | Spanish ministry is regarded a aatistactory by . ‘ 2F THE LAK r a all parties. Senor Carvajal, Minister of F he u af p do! 1 fashion. She wears an ash flannel suit > * . Tue Tianess. h Hanscom, chief of the | Could not bave done so without his coming to | fasbio | a ey the mountain barriers of Hindostan and b : © | bound with Turkish blue, hat tied | branch line to the fromtiors- Chinese e made arrangements to pay the bureau of construction and repair, and W. W. | fore oe afin Gre eae aeerTence either be- | own with, blue and. hempen slippers, Tis pie. Thee Russie ioe soaring the way ier ts Hing due in July. The correspond- ned points’ on Wood, chief of the bureau of steam engineering | Gen. Sheridan must have been misiuformed, | le 18 known here as the “Nellie Grant” | Inarch of civilization into the hitherts isolate | EBL Of the Loudon News at Madrid telegeapms rfetk Thursday night iM stop | or the X: x : é' S| and says: “Phat there should have boon’ | bathing costume, and it was certainly becom- and unapproachable regions made fai in | that the irreconcilables in that city have m: ¥ night, offering the “f | of the Navy departmen’ ” 2 Pha en, | Pe to this winsotuelittle gure, ey ig several denunciations, but they were of & coun | Fork to meet Secretary Kobeson and inspect | #mong the 15,000 Indians surrounding the | "gio thls winsemeliie igure. - | Ebon? SF pimosr tho Tartar and Genghw | Titcant charecter. Tbe t re in r bathing will hare a | the steamer Tigress, to determine what rep agency, some unruly spirits, is no evidence of sp tear >. woe, | Khan—N. ¥. Herald - 4 aie ness to suppress any formidabie onthreak ¢ ATTEMPTS TO PRovE Yo » Watwortn | may be made. The News’ correspondent « Ixsne.—On the opening of the Walworth trial | 54¥54nother erisis in the government is feared. . f few years. Formerly they are to be made to the vessel for her Acotie | Lostility on the part of the Sioux nai He | What during the y voyage. The work upon her will be commenced | closes by saying, “That the Sioux in this vic consisted of trousers and & yoked blouse,’ loves immediately, and pushed forward with allhaste | Cinity are not hostile, but are firmly determined | ® in round the waist. Now they are is upon peace there can, in view of the fa made almost uniformly with @short skirt avd | yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Walworth coutinued SINCE THE FALL OF KRIVA 3 both day end night. which have presented themselves to the com, | G2zibaldi waist, ¢ nnected together Py, 2, belt | her testimony, showing that her late husband's | the Government of Russia bas renewed fice, 1sth *Back vrom Ecnors.—Levi P. Luckey, | mission from all sources, be feund no reason to | of the material, trousers loose at the an! lee, but | mind had been affected since 1865. Gen. Harden | *UFances thet its troops will retire from {Rep Chron} Private Secretary to President Grant, George | doubt.” He forwards with this communication | Paved rather close. Coutel and striped bed- | and Frank Harden, brothers of Mre, Walworth. | COUntry when the Khan has been sufficier Chane Se — —— =a | W. . rg arcprt fro: esrs. Kemble and Alvord fspe- | ti¢king—both of which are thick cotton fabrics, | testified to the excellent character of the pris. | Punished for bis treatment of Russian subjec'« G = PERANGE BiC-¥10 o the dibof - Cassilear, of the Bureau of Engraving and cial commissioners, showing the number of | #P4 the fashion of which comes to us from | over. Gen. Harden related particulars of ao a GROUNDS, in Prince Geetae Coot ~ | Funding, and Wi. 0. Avery, Chief Clerk of | murders committed by the Sioux during the | a¥Foad—are used more or less, bound with | attack made on bim by Manhe de tele Wall Street To-day. 6 miles from Washington, by DIVISION. the Internal Revenue Bureau, who went | last eighteen months; alsoareport frum agent | Dright colored worsted braids; but they are | at the Hoffman House New York. Walworth New Yore, July 1.—All sales of gold have 44,8 °1 TEMPERANG commencing at isn. | Sbroad some weeks Ago in charge of a batch of | [rantefs testifying as to the peacefal disposi- | 8Td and harsh to the touch; cold, clammy and | drew a pistol ard threatened to shoot lim. | BO@n at 1154 to 1164, with rates on gold loan= ingt t and Haltianre wilh te seekers om Was | Rew five per cent. bonds for the European | tion of the Sioux, ‘The first report gives the | “isagreeable when wet and less preventive of | This was!etite ‘Nive Weta was seeking a | Of | to3j for carrying. Foreign exchange is ingt-n and saltimore will be present. Dinner and sydicate returned to Washington this morning. | names of six persons who have been killed by | Sudden chill than twilled flannel, whieh is soft, | a divorce. The evidence of two schoolmasters | 40W2 \ ior pominal rates, with business at a gp of Ente By eyy roueht with them a large quantity of | unknown Sioux, but this does not include sey | Pleasant to wear, and gets rid of salt water called five-twenties, to be used in part settle st | ment for the first fifty million new bonds called for by the syndicate, of the prisoner tended to prove that he had oc- | goncession of about on the revised rates. cational fits of mental aberration. Other teat. | The money market is Cary at Sab for call louns, mony was given as to the singular condect of | Prime mbreantile paper is scarce, and selit at cemfort of those who wish to spend a eral killed by Indians on the Baker e: fon. | more easil Fourth in the woe 7 xpedition The fascination which the ocean has for some 0. 0. F The Public Debt. temperaments amounts to intoxication, ‘ani | ie priaouet on various occamons. Sonal doben ioe uses een nee a. : aces, ailaice I Caders—Maitary and Navat—Abont. 119} The foowing is a summary of the state | Dive ite fullest gratifeations A Camp row Huxny Wanb Beecuns—4 | In southern Mute bonds, the. daly sale af the Gk L ~ TON to * é candidates for admission in the Military acal- | Ment of the public debt of the United States There are men and women—more men than | Genera! Denial of the Stories about him—Henry | board was $4,000 new South Oni “April NA! ea down. ads emy were lately examined, 85 of Whom passed | for the month of Jane, 1873, just issued : women—who watch the play of light upon the | Ward Beecher, in a card to the ay My. In the stock market th uly 4th. Doth the academic and medical boards. Forty- Debt Bearing Interest in Coin. waters, the passing of distant ships, the eager | Eagle, rnvs: «I bave just returned to the city been Pacific Mail and ve ition has been made to Mrs. | Union Pacific, the former having fuctaatet . U oe 3 ats i at ce and sullen receding of the waves, fro to learn that appt on, and will leavs Pita: | £¥¢ candidates were rejected and 12 nominecs | Bonds at 6 per cent. -$1,241,238650 00 | So nrise to sunset, aud nevertoemes grow weary. | Victoria Woodkall for lettersor mine: serpornd | Cremer 354, and 34}, and Union Pacific be- street wharf preuptty at | failed to report for examination. Another ex- | Bonds at 5 per ce: 414,561,300 00 | Ave they watchers for that gallant ship to contain information respecting certain in | tween 25. and 244. ‘Phe remainder of the list eturn about 9 p.m. amination will be beld in August. $1.695 605.95 eternally sails away freighted with precious | famous stories against me. I have no objection | has been dull and steady. Ris $1; Children from 10 to 14, 20° of me 83 candidatee for Sppointment br $1,695,805, Lopes acd wavel Gouin Siok? to have the Eagle state, In any way it deem y subscription only. cadet midshipmen at the Naval academy . n 7 es ble hours for driving are as last | fit, that Mrs. Wecdhull, or any other nor Subscription liste can befoand at the % itted Debt Bearing Interest in Lawful Money. The fashional urs ng B 'y perso: The Juniata at St. Johns. Georgetown: Kidter MeLeun'e So aere Seton iedeee cane withdsew during | Certiti's indebtedness at 4 bee ct yn ong on | Season, from 4 to6orclock. Asyet, the number | persous who may have letters of ming in ther | gq, fone, ee Peon ae tee een eecae ae tees ee the examination. The board willhold another | Navy pension fund, at3 per cent 14,900,000 00 | Of persons at the hotels is not large, though in- | possession, have my cordial consent to publish | States man-of-warJuniate arrived here to-day, . — creasing every day, and promising by early in | them. In this connection, and at this time, 1 | after a ranof five days and eighteen hours from membere of the Chofr. examination in'Septomber. ‘aly to ‘equal ‘thels ity for accommoda- | will only add that the stories and rumors which | x, i - No Tickets will be aold at the boat. ‘Tue Finst Guy.—The War dep! ent will $14,678,000 09 | July mod a: iy New York. She will take in an extra supply of N. B—Those who purchase tickets must their pame apd residence, and, in doing # themselves to take no improper characte! tion. But the grand ve is ever now gay have for some time past been circulated about and te paged with elegant turnouts belonging to the summer coal and provisions for the Ti ws me are grossly untrue, and I stamp them, in general and in'particular, ae utterly false.” | Will be sheathed in iron, and send to West Point from the Ordnance bureaa, | Debt on which interest has ceased in 801 IMPORTANT. 801 TWO THOUSAND FARDS OF “ REAL VALESCIENNES AND Borght at great encrifice HALF PRICE x; DAVIS, 501 MARKET SPACE, Corner Sh street. JOST LOOK Ten TUCK SKIRTS for 6 5S. HELLER’S, 713 Market Space. » MISS McCORMICK, m 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ' Bae constantly on band a fine assortment of IMPORTED BONNETS, STBAWS, CHiPs, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, tc., T SUITS, selling at redne = WELLE: R*®2 AND SAVE YOUR moNEY. Ladie who bare Hair Switches that hare faded from os ¢9m sve them restored to their natural shade im superior manner. We bave very iarge 4 Curls; very long snd bazdsome a Swi ue. © he time to b witches ve re ow the time to buy at MADAME ESTRRN 8 Hulr Factory, 615 2215 Bear G street = being omered in MILLINEBY and Faxo¥ Goops, &. LENZBERG & 0O., 707 Market Space, Price SOUND FEET Si AND FREQUENT EXERCISE and Delong the best pre- al and mental beath, aod @ 8. BEMPLBB, Optician, strest. SRE S 7 residents. Ladies drive low pony phxtons, with Huet; atid also to condnet thenaeives wich sve pris | A¢@ trophy of the late war, the first gun fired in | since maturity..........se.0.-+ 51,009,710 26 | Seeidente, te ‘and ‘gentlemen open ba- BOS = =e priety. A detective and a detail of police will be at | the struggle. It was fired at the steamer Vicks- nf : = | ronches, two- uggies or English wagons 10" 'HICAGO 1 BBUILT. Chi the whigef to prevent roughs from forcing theumelv-s | burg, bound for New Orleans, and supposed to | Det bearing no interest. in fine style. Advance, @ religions r, has the ful- onthe have'arms and aramunition on board belonging | (2ddem'd and legal-tender notes. 334,019.907 0 lowing stril t is fervently to recon oy | _Gen. Grant’s love of good horseflesh has stim- . ulated a desire for competition in the display of tine horses, and the “‘style” upon the “‘drive”’ cannot be beaten upon the Bloomingdale road even op the finest day of the Jerome park races. White summer liveries—also instituted by Gen. Grant—are Lowe. § the rage, and really show very effectively with a gold band vite] Ps hatand the color inribbonsor necktie of the . 67"Refreshments and Lunches will be farnissed:| tether Cntted Stee ane ‘fring took tact | Certificates of deposit. prices. 3B-7t sew ‘days before any guns were fired at | Fractional currency. United Stabes forts or creeps either at Charles: Coin certificates, 1s ton or Pensacola, @ small, four pound _____ AMUSEMENTS, cannon, formerly the property of the city of O* oF byron ome boo ee oe Vicksburg. Total debt ‘coupt ‘i s ZENBERG'S, 46% Pa. avenge. Tits intra Tue FRANKING Priviteos PrayED Ovt— | Interest... twas im) at : Revere ne ks soos of Today the differentexecutive departments cl ith drums, ey mt Concérts dajiy and nig be hoped betes “earth-quake centre” will ever move up to Chicago. Substantial as most Fo peers eae deere ee nas note | The ice to now breaking up Theaduptane will nothing but jack-screws have saved a dozen of | *¥Si!t the Tigress at Disco. All are weil on the = im, Osis > op meme) Boe ‘¢ cago” from ‘umbling down. Even before route were on, the fremont House; the Unies | Fatal Termination of the New Or- building, tle Singer block, ete., proved too leans Duel. at i . st 26,609. Deavy for Ui crumbling foundations. Archi- | | NEW ORLEANS, July 1—A private digpatch mes complete. commenced the use of the official postage | Total debt,princip’l and interest 2,276,659 t4 ies of the family. vy f aSG cas ate 6 and bar properties of the finest character. The stamps, Congress having abolished the frank- == | “white liveries, however, will be the death- Eee are somsesienee thenght fo puke ty Sogn ike oukguabey tea fiat a morning, ii 5 ol ae. Pia oy 7 e a ie new fi i vi a a6 ing privilege to take effect to-day. The On. 921,107,402 ca | ERCI OF the white Hanne) suite affected of late | cuiel and’n odest than an architect whlie ar, mn ex-Judge Wm. H. Cooley and K. i bac tri Uap | tuber Sugurecnment oficeres ant tn the aiter Currency . 9,788,529 77 | Geed, it is difficult to imagine what they may | Fecting the uperations of a jack-screw brigade ee 2 Ot te sagenn, aeeen Outen Yen Sr. tru ‘se | ent bureaus clerks (familiarly known as “lick- cpap yeni pees be rédueed to, if one after another thelr pet | 1 replacing am inadequate foundation.” out ef an article published in the Pscasunc, Se. 439 Maret tome i recta, eigne | £12") are assigned ‘to the duty of Dlecing, the | ge provided by lawesssncrsrest 31,730,000 00 | aca, am cowtume are to be taken away end | Tux Cnot cna Fo reported Festa ae tans | Rended = Magkins verses tho Pirepzne,” Sue 6 ‘Goore sbov. " stamps on the mail matter. whole iy eaaSes oe ieee J iu m cholera were reported yesterday at Cin- ly from Cooley, in the ae ogravings, Chromos, is regarded a8 au experiment, and heads of dee “Fi2) ody 02 a5 | Diack suit and white necktie were made the | cinnati. Mesor Johmeton was prostrated by it | Trece of the ateh aoa Also, largest stick” Paper Hacgings, Wis iow | partiwents and bureaus are far from convinced Debt, less cash in the Treasury, |" * | badge of the gentleman's gentleman, instead of | Saturday, bat has altuost reoprered, "There | wacked” ttle ciherattod ie, Pictures, Framee, Picture Cords and Tas- | that st will result im a saving tothe govern- “2 pn TY» a the gentleman; now the suit is taken pos- | were eight .\eaths from cholera in Nashville | challe: party. The duel was foaght with “Aids ee mnt Dee an te Hear 20 OT | Reds atecptand shar erates: | Ferny, wmer bare bcm n orclatontn | Gentle atid thot guns waded x —w > ’ ee what is ut a Pleare remember Name and Number. jel-iy*_ | Pants Personate.—The following personals | June, 163. the Pickwickian coat With brass buttons? rcquuing te atten poe or tac eae tee " : LL KINDS OF OasT- RI . | are from the American Paris Register of Jane ats : THE COTTAGES ONG BRANCH. phd vf hesith di nied its ex “ence, but the: a mut " A Pakbt can be eit tate very bt airentees | 14:— Degree wt debyde ego . is hard to find the reason for Mr- John | examined on= locality in the l.wer partot the |. Mia Temeyjave Minutes Hanging. by addressing or calling ou?” Stare Dr. Brodhead, second comptroller of the | month. “ 145.159 % | Hoey’s selection of Lung Branch asa place of | City and found that soacral deathe hatmecemen, Pn BO meneneg st Zaren 6f9 Devreet between @tb and 7th n. w United States Treasury, has arrived in Paris residence, for his cottage is back, quite out of | ‘Tiree deaths were reported yesterday, and | lina, yesterd: make, ie oun oe littl Hotes by wail promptiy attended ‘0. Fith bis wife, and is stopping with his friend, rgd acne ect cin ice Speer ee ee sight of the sen, anda wilition preening there seems to be no doubt that others have | white girl, the knot slipped, and fall twenty. . Morre! at 73, Rue Notre-Dame-des- Nore. SE peE Re ate Ee areee es * | lese—have 2 nde: ndeavé oo . . ieee a Repeat | Gane lack ps eve | oma seem ache = | SHE PRS Meee | ein tages | Eawenareteee es og a Notes 1s - Sam Grant, fiery A ene to 1869, to March 1 1873. ” £568,082,559 48 = howe of greenery, with but indifferent re- imprudent diet, and dissipation. admitted boys, who gathered about the jail to Ez ened TELS, and Mrs. arne are , 1 1873, ‘ha s. een . jnayivania svente Wats" | arconget the invitcs to the diplomatic dinner at To be sure the trees do crow and the hedges | Fatat Boiiem FXPLosion 1x Ricuwowp.— | Witness the spectacle. > ment of bonds issued to Pacific rail the Due de Broglie’s to-day. he setemens of Stats ened EES arbor of vita: and dwarf pi TROPOLITAN DOLLAR RE, | Z- Robbins, ‘ashington, D. ft P: Toad companies shows totals as follows:— | uriant, but half the money expended upon a METRO: TAN STO} Sue enn ty Badan Gocunay, left Paris | Principal outetanding, €64,623.512; "interest remote from the sea-suore would have pro- es are thick and lux- | At an early hor ——o——— esterday morning one of the | xsepe Giyeerine, and Not Giant Pow- boilers in the drying kiln connected with the s Tredegar Werks, Richmond, Va., exploded. : iv — erase sy accrued and not yet paid, $1,988,705.36; interest | Giced larger results. Samuel B. Saunders, fireman, was instantly Saw FRAnctaco, June 30.—The officers of the G . PensonaL.—The wife and daughter of Sec- | paid by the Cnited States, $18,509, 280.0: interest JW. recen' was % sbi 14 Giant Powder Co ny, in this city, say they MORE NEW GOoDS!! retary Rich a sige 8) Branch. | repaid by tra rtation of mails, $4,2°3,140.82, Mr. J. W. Wallack, ( tly deceased,) kilied. His body was blown one hundred yards have ascertain: a denuitely that terrible one of the first of the noted persons connected | and terribly mangled, the head and one arm “Mrs. Gov. Cooke and family will sail for | Balance of interest paid by the United States, | with the drama to purchase property at Long * disaster in Virginia City was not caused by the . ary. i “ being biown off. Several fi mts of the ie ° THEY ARE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY! E the Sthof July. -+:-Ex-Goy. H. H, | *24*6s140.08. so Branch, which was then—sixteen years ago— let, ‘weigh ng from one to thousand | © a eihich they ee a ore, “urope on the | . HH. rture im the t Office. uite unknown to fame. He it a small is, were iriven a considerable distance and the LOOK AT THIS LIST: Wells and family leave the city to-day to spend | The New Departa: Pos! . be apon which was an old-ft Arcam _—,, aacge. ius piece, ten | Wereexperimenting at the time of the explosion. Thildren’s & “siege the summer monthsin Saratoga. -:--Hon. E. The franking privilege expired by ry h i s P a <.ee- —____ Children’s Son Bonnets and Hats, Sc. T which has since been changed into a beautiful | thousand pow: ds, was blown ‘the wall Marseilles Hats, very pretty, $1. eto, beoeee See a MWY; | limitation yesterday, and the clerks and labor- | Cottage ornte. The land was considered doar, | into the cet-csive bleckenite shop, greatly | _T® Prrwovrm Cavace Scampat—Tir Re- ss PASE End Beco Bats, 1. eee Cavanaugh leave Washin ers in the document rooms at the Capitol have | at that time, atone hundred and dollars | damaging th dnves A Teport hae been curren Nee ee t f mer. "Mr J. | been working incessantly for weeks past to get | anacre; it would be thought very cheap now en the last two or three days to the ellect Wien Wicetabs: extenbatred snel FA be ea ae tise Moy i, | OR all docubsents possible before the chance, | at thres thousand dollarsan acre ‘It is well | .TH= Kick \roos Garrixe Reavy vor | that the in ‘committee of Plymouth ee Ta a coe Wheeler at st ‘Aloysius Church, on Thurcday | Over Joo bags of documents were shipped from | situated, nearly, oppostie the cottage of the Patent Eagan hg ey eo py ne se pe AfR AF ies” White aud colored Border Aprons, 250, 10. *--‘Representative James | the Capitol before 5 o'clock yesterday aiter- |. We , and | Brow: se that a large truth of certain agai Baffle aud Plaid Masiin do. toe Soto Pen Rn thact ; hd went of in the mails last night. ‘No | the house ls at the end of a long narrow lane, of Kicks poo Indians have_encamped on | the Rev. Henry” Ward y Heury ©. ‘Percale and White Lawn Skirt Waists, g1, | Negley, of Pennsylvania, isinthqcity. ---"The | noon, and wen! tatters | bordered on one side with well-rown aceon Tt exican ride of the Rio Grande, a few ‘and Theodore Tilton are sev- Foil tucked Skirts, $1. leave of absence granted Capt. Andrew Sheri- | free matter was deposited in the post office after ¢ | aniles from there. It is su; they are wait- in this in the first Boss? Cee ane ace a0. He. clerk of the Treasury department, has gone to | near! ca: of Som; having been ened be: ee ek Ladies’ Beotch cipgtiam black Sun Umbrellas, gi. | Botton on a ten days leave of absence, the documents of about 1a; oF one-half, bave | citiee, the © . Pemeiarege 2 bat 's Balt GanstletGloves.tie. Ho Ruconds | Invsstication— | pearly all been sent off. Mostof thedocaments | ferent fron “ orocco and Im. Bussian Belts, S0c. ‘The investigation by the Secretary of War as | belonging to the other members are atthe | } go [oe ag tad py to the missing records, thus far has not devel- | mm pool documents which will be | neigh Fancy, Woed and Silk do., 00." oped the fact that any records have been re- | Mow mimed {bY te : white and col'd SK and Vienna do., mares from the department, —— the most | the report Inst winter, ‘Be: Childrens’ fine Linen Handkerchiefs, 8 for 25c. ee ees tiene aibaniog bees teenie! semsion ordered a {ew Latics’ pomatinched Linen 20., 6 for Secretary the search, was unable * fine Gauze A entry as-yet. oo house, and by the first ne ouch Congress meets. there ton ie vaults of the Honse » but | ably 180,000 volames ~ Members in writing here th 1s | reference to their depart | pres the will be ls |- | after the meeting i ; 1 3 ae H & Perry ba a eae jeetr Seon Fixer 70R8 serept, near B,towttletheol im; young: Joun 6. RErsInceR- 1CB CRBAM PAVILION NOW OPER. Familice and partice euppiied at reasonable terms. oem Me, 629 6% BaBEsT Bourgwast.