Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1874, Page 1

PUBLISZED DAILY, Sundays Exeepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, | Penwsylyania Aveune, cor. ith St. BY —- THE RYVEMING ofA NEWSPAPER COMPANY, SM BALPPRMANA , Previ. : oritiesl ORTY- a Ce Pea Monxru Copies at the | Sounter Two Cewts each. By m Aree months : 1.60, six mently ome year, $5. THE WEEKLY he Fang ye _ fahed pe ph » Sales snescaset longys than pall Ter, V%. 43-—N2. 6.630. GS Rates of advert sing furnished i 2 ie mal demand ujon = aa es = = the forme of the Baiictn, and was toid ah a al Be ro o ILts Siewep.— . poral. he lice authorities ccassEACURSIONS fe. __ | SPSOTAL Norions, | _ EVENING STAR. _ | ait Sermzt, tent, scot == nee ;BAND BACUNSION Te GLYMONT | ¥ 7 ascertain the possessor rights of the Hudson ‘compa: ad perpetrated, and yiekied. GC. AY SCHCOL os ree SECOSD EAPTIST | beat agen eR Washington News and Gossiv, | Bay Company and other British subjects which | SENATE.—The Chaplain in his prayer at Fe ens * ¥ "kon, j FIRE EXTINGUISHER, Saaein alk doacay were within the limits of the award of His the opening of the session thanked Divine Pro’ y YORK, June 22—The Times publishes @ " INTERNAL ReVENUB.—The receipts from this | Majesty, the Beene cr me ee vidence for all the mercies shown to Congress gress ication frota Congressman Cain, deny SAFE aD comn Havivg guiaed the suit broaght ageinst us bythe | source to-day were $567,136.50, other parpores. Act fang tie ambancet Gaited | Curing the session now drawing to a close, and ‘ Congress foees Cnbeenee Y tates ae ne and Best tee | Babccek Ccmyany for afleged izfringoment, we Tue Crerexcy Bit Stoxep.—The Presi- ap eeleg elomono ieee ot pen pater goteene| pon ail the Sen- alleging that the party upon whose authority 9B pnd Guiness = | Re manofacture of the above ma- | Gent signed the currency bill at 9 o'clock this | Act groviding fon the Publication of the revised TRE TARIFF Bi dult's ticket sad the spolia- | the statement was mace, was Prompted by TLL. tion and confiscation of this property of insur- : morning. statutes and the laws of the Deatea ee Act jouran san Ghaciew the reading of the =~ cea Ry Ga - — aay family | *mending the charter of the Freedmen’s Savin, y . ir. E. joar hay d that a bill would | Americam Sailors & Pinsoxat—Hon. T. J. Coffey and family | ond Trost company, and for other purposes | | Mr. Sherman then called up the tari Dill, | be passed making dual disposition. and distri- Freneh Soidie: icave to-morrow for Cresson Springs, Pa., wh r: | Act to re! eve Thomas Claiborne, of Tennessee, | Which he said be did not think need occupy | bution of t ie Geneva award. He was glad New Yorn, June 2 here will pars the summe of political disabilities imposed by the 1fth | more thanan hour. The committee propose bowever, of the opportanity to vote fora bl state that a fight occurred there Pe ey amendment of the Constitution. Act relieving | to report no further amendments, and would not | »: ich paid the undisputed claims and remitted | a party of American eallors and Tun Tanivr Bitt—The Senate this af cr- | thedicabllities of W. U. Jones, of Alabemer | discuss ibe bil. Th - | chine, which is s VERY GREAT IMPROVE- MENT m Deser’ptive cireniar sent on application. | BD. Be WAGGENER, Sec'y, Cetus Tie GBAND EX( a ardaer,”” forme: ly made by us. e blil the insurance question to be decided by fatare | diers, in which one of the former was killed. 18-0068 oh net st Paiatoiphis { Toon passed the tari bill with amendments. | Act fixing the time for the election of Ropre- | | ‘The tariff bill was then proceeded with, and | Cuormerancg iuestion to be de many peo The others were imprisoned Pi Re a tenets enc: accel ‘The tax on brokers eale and stocks was stricken | S¢Dtatives of the iith Congress from the state of | the first amendment, providing that the act the House or the country would patna eae NN t 4 aie Mississippi. Act directing the Secretary of the | tall go into effect from and after June3l, 174, | Eldredge that the moncy should be covered Fatal Kaitroad Collision. AMUSEMENTS. ae aa Treasury to roport upon the necessity of a pub- | Was adopted. into the Treasury. ALPAsY. June 22—An acesdent ocx } — ——— ris Tae New Disterct Goverxxent Brrr, | !t¢ building at Brooklyn, N. Y., and the cost of The next amendment, placing the duty onstill | "Nir. Poiand contended that the bill Said the | the New York Central raiiroad near To the evening the groaads J. REMWISGTON NED.—The President on Satarday night | the Sime. Act to create the Bozeman land dis- | Wines at 40 cents per gallon, was adopted. insurance companies should not be paid. ville, New York. about three o'clock yesterday oF STs “at D Stance fuLus?aa- shape eters Peete Bht | trict in Montana, Act for the establishment of | Zhe amendment ttle ag ne duty on still | Mr. Butler said they could not be pail under | morning, caused “wee anve.o clock ye 2 tue ito | OF OPERAIIC A ene e sy LGLUSTs! ed the bill entitled ‘An act for the gov-rn- | lite saving stations and houses of refage upon | wites imported in bottles to $1.60 per case of | tnis bill, but there was no Prejudice against Aeon . SEMROY nt of the District of Columbia and fer other | the coast and lake coasts of the Unit States | One Cozen bottles, was adopted. them. They could present their claims for ad- injured. v ENING purposes.” and to promote The efficiency of the lite saving The following amendments of the Finances dicatic time. Serving: Commitee were agreed to: Striking out the | /7¢iestion at some future . E. R. said it be Drow: ———— clause imposing a duty of 10 cents per pound on | urvcrsicodt ot” SB that was the way cCuorssare Tue Savz Bunctary IsvestiGation.—The | hops; placing the duty on chromate and bic Mr. Poland argued that great injustice was | and Ben} ™, wel Joint Committee on District affairs were busy | chromate of petash at 4 cents per pound; on being done to the insurance companies. The | drowned le bathing in the river Saturday. this morning in writing their report on the safe | MAccaroni, vermicelli and all similar prepara- | Houre committee bad gone to the Senate and | They were unabie to swim. Mr t Mr. L ™ is Ives, No. 419 Lith street north Fo* MASSUALL Halu, GLYMONT, AND TRE PROTRACTED EXROUTIVR SESSION of tho Senate this p.m. is said to be caused by di- bate en @ motion to reconsider Gov. McMook’s nomination ard discussion of the Canadian ; tons, 2 cents per pound; on tin in plates or | Come back sheen, tor Arne fyrenconen Boa amen Un DILL’S PAVILION. | 2 P ....uiser | TCHErocity treaty. Hosea ot Congr ie arc: wt | abeot, and on terme and tagger’s tin, 1-10 cents | adopted the Senate till. < a oA Murderer Hanged by a Mob, 3 Fairland Mr. Scrpper, of New Jersay. in the Honse | eyid, tends to show that the arrange | Per ound. Mr. Beck (Ky.) contended that the Geneva 7. Lore, dune 22 —Olark Evans, who mui ine and commedions Iron Steaxcer tise sacral coda ti : =, | ments for carrsing out the. bergany ogo; | ‘The amendment of the committee to strike | .,2t. Beck held by the United States in trast | dered Wm. Holbert in Iliinols, was taken fromm The tine and meadines Kose teens M. this morning oftered a bill to pay Dr. Mary E. | men a for carrging out the burglary were out the clause allowing grain bags exported | for an pores and it had no more right to re- | Jail im Carrolitown yesterday morning tye wil) tens harf every THURSDAY | & AVeiker $2,000 in full for services rendered in ry Department. ‘The telegraph operne | from the United States to be returned tree of | sor, ne heorle ey than an executor or gaandian | mob of dieguised men and hanged. oy Mai the U army. Mr. Crutchfield, of Tennee- | tor, Mr duit who bas an ofieste the Metro. | Uutys Was not agreed to. would have to retain money committed to his ———- _ above Bo 4s'p=- 5. Fong—“In Happy Moments: see, objected, and the bill was withdrawn. i j i ie The amendment to strike quicksilver from charge in trust. He wanted the mor Rochefort % § Komanza—*Ains. Those C ———— ee ee oe ae pect mich | the free lst was not agreed to. the people, and would rather see it sunk in t Loxnor, June 22.—Henry Kochefort declines bing, will leave, Dill's Pax Ss olock | 7 Borg— Yes, let meitkans Tre War DerartMunt has designated Col. whe Tee operane, who recelrod the vite. | ,. The amendment to strike out section 2 allow- Atlantic ocean than that it should remain in | to deliver 4 lecture. Me says he pretors to re. rm a aartive in Washington at 8:3) o'6 § Bone rhe Harp inthe Als T.G. Pitcher to act for the government in tha patch in New York test aa to its receipt by po. Skagit — to sell €100 worth of | the Treasury. He believed, however, that the | main in privacy. CSIC, DANCING and BRFRESHMENTS on |” 7 feseritio bin 0 arrraiscment of the Marrodsburg (Kentucky) | him, and lodged with the committee the mos. | tbacco of his own raising was agreed to. whole qucstion should be adjudicated in the = 487 SkCO<D Springs, which b: to be sold. : 4 Jolone! | ection 25, providing for drawbacks upon ex- | courts of the United States,and not by any spe. | FENANCIAL AN ; : ? tot Congress is authorized | eenger’s delivery book, showirg that Colonel , EOUIAL PABTUZS an opportanttr = "| Whity: receipted for’ the dispatch, “Major | POFted manatactured tobacco, was also struck | cial commusion, ho and plese a Ben. Perley Pore, as an expert, said the sig- | °C; wes (Mass.) argued that the import- Wall Street COMMERCIAL, ery Presiount Gaant, accompanied by Gene- rman ‘Lied ir. *Schlac Walt. ernst Abt Biates OF ale Signatat. Son coke, "Gm: | stacks, bande, gtd, cy wasstruck oaks = | Spee. Untation wasn great thai Congrase | |S Nout: Juul ae fn travel ace agreeable | 4, Rigiish Souc—The Mariner Lanis Diehl | tal Babcock, reached the Capitol at 11 lance to his signature on other docn- ‘The bill was then passed. belne 3th a seth ouee tae oper places to | Saturday and declined @h. At ths icm board it 5. French *Qharson”—'Chsntez, Bic7, Dormer») | o'clock this morning, and proceeded to the ments, and was in his opinion not @ counter- EXECUTIVE SESSION. sijodoahe them ote, bet ne monnd selling became see ay and at 6. Hamorows—(By request) Goano! | Executive room in the rear of the Senate gal- Platy abd Conmpede had canipated im the bur-} ptr, Rameey called up the post route bill, when confidence in any tribunal that might be erecte! = ‘Too Late to voto Obnreh”.....J. B. Fai lery. where be was engaged for several hours in | £/8TY avd escaped, has communicated w m | git Edmunds moved to go into executive ses- | ty Congress, The reproach of the Fronch amonnt of money | Agent. ‘As I'd nothing else to cf signing bills. Committee, that if they will guarantea him | gop" ‘The motion was lost. coli: thee claim should not be permitted to at winished, and thet the rat JeB0-teept Suseriat woait. | 7. ane Tee oe tind declare all he knoe comes ee erg tem | Mr. Edmunds then called for the reading of | *foliation claim should not be pe Prove, for herr is mite eorcaragoment Zz [NOUsSION———._ | &= The Tower Scene fron sense VOT ‘TANT SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.— | 6: ¢) ne poncernia » tran: : a qoney ine legiiiuiate way. Salese! gould har 5 iment pani Leonora, Mrs. Fairland. | Ma ards of nt: | The President will nominate this afternoon or | ction. The committee have notitied him that | ‘Be iSth rule, as nade and seconded so shat the Sirs Smith (Rey odiered a Jolt ee ation aS ee Te BT. DOMINIC'S MUTUAL RELIBF SO- | mission. toceuis: to be hal oF Set eeten Went: | to right Hon. Lyman K. Base, of the Buffalo | {i¢?,kave mo power to protect him from arrest. | doors of the Senate, in the discussion of aus cikTy, Store, of the Trustees of the Assembly Charen, na To . 74. at the deor. Je22 GLYMONT, ON MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1574. 3 2 : = a WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VERELN. but should be pleased to have him appear and give his testimony. Tue Jormnt Come PRESIDENT’s M fat tod pet ont for an amendmient to the Constitution, pro- | fatto Ber cen viding for the election of President ant Vice | strong amt hap Present by direct vote of the peopic. Ordered | the board wete dull and arves winted, and recommitted to the Committee on — plections. (New York) congressional district, to be As sistant Secretary of tho Treasury, vice Sawyer, r business which may in the opinion of a Senator require secresy, the presiding officer shall direct TTER'S Raront on THe | the gallery to Ve cleared, and during the discus- z.—“The joint commit- | *0u of euch motion the doors shaliremain shut . ‘The nom'nation of Mr. Bass was sent A i 5 es a th Pa) 4 Barrie to the Senate this afternoon and confirmed. tee on the affairs of the District of Columbia. Pip Rote ead make the motion that fof eee mater tee aries to obtain, | sinta’s com Kg ao ex Tie civit RIGHTS BILL came up as business | to whom was ri the message of the Pres- | “nr, Frelinghuysen.—I second the motion. 8th day of December next for the consideration | pews it do. specie see hae! Ninth G aa 1 Festt on the Speaker's table on Saturday night in the | ident relattve to 0} eta roof meu oo x reatereca the Sindee eet ae ve sil relating to the issue of bonds at a low La iMone nue a —Ootton ry tow Nin ‘rand 4nnu ous r Rept atrves. e t 21 t strho Ye enforce enatol 10D | rate of interest. 6 jour quict:—Howard street 3B 2 estival sie: e ss afiraimesetiae Ss vote on the i must state upon his own responsibility as a The Houze then resumed consideration of the 4.35 <tre, 5.25 pill was 140 to Ol, which not being two-thirds, u e his | Serator that the question under discussion SUNDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATION PILL. refine. 455 aT erds its chances for this session, Fourteen :¢ fe discloses the fact that muchof the | the Senate was of such a nature that the re Ament appro ng $2,000) for far- 75. Wheat Di bltcans voted with the democrats in the neg- | indebteducas proposed to be funded tuto the marks which the Senator had to make upon it THE PARK, ve. Had the fourteen republicans voted ded for bord pro the : : , 0 the United States court room at x «8, wentorn 5 a 2 ted for was crested when there was | were such only as he would wish to make in Delaware, was conourrad in. | frm:etnin 4, Gorn TNtON. SEVENTH STREET ROAD Dy a twothinda vorens BAve Passed ex- | no adequate provision for payment, and upon | Seeret semtion? The teens how betore the | Alco, the amendment to continue the geological | mixvd westerns LUNEON. NT VAD, actly by a two-thirds vate. a basis —the contractors understanding | Senate wes the port rence eit ood be woot cp, the aniendment tocontizue the geological | mind megera. meet 7: Nomiwations.—The President sent the fol- | Sf {Be time that they were fo receive evidences | nothing of a secret natare in it. ayden and Powell. ast Bre duil—weas. 7 * eh *. ime Pp en f which June 29, 3¢y and July 1, 2, 3, and 4, | jowing nom.nations to the Senate todays Beg, | SLtdebtedness, the time of paymen 5 Mr. Edmunds held that the Tule was not s0 Mr. Fort (IIL) offered an amendment, which was uncertain—by reason whercof thesa evi- | restricted as to apply Son Fy the pending busi- | was agreed to, Phe propriating $25,000 for fo.din, ences were depreciated in value. And while | ness. any Senster cou! e the rule en- | the rcport of the Department of Agriculture there were no means whereby the committee | forced. upon obtaining a second to his motion, The appropriatsone of $40,000 fou the erection coald determine the matter with absolut? cer- | for the purpote of discussing @ motion to take of an equestrian statue of Nathaniel Greens and tainty, after giving the subject careful cor up any business which, in his conscientio Jamin Moranto be Third Assistant Secretary of State; Geo. B. Cha!mers, appraiser of mere chandise, Pittsburg, Pa.; Benjamin J. Moray, appraiser of merchandise, New Orlea dnucy Sugar strong aad in good PEIZE SHOOTING. © 22 —Btocks acttt> and higher. ; s | of $15,000 to purchase works of art for the Cap 1d Exchanes, long. 455, short, BIZ BOWLIGG Robert M.D S. marshal westera dis- J cration, they believe that a bend of tho charac- | opinion, required secrecy. The President, for tel were non-concurred in. Als>, the amend. romente Send strong. L IZE :HOOTING joseph G. Hester, di ter Ligh pogeirl pt enn ene he aa! | iustance, might =e - an fone - | ment to collect infarmation respecting the con- N rx. a firm. Wheat ehade if a = <3 in value to what the contractors expected to re- | tj uestsge, which the opponents of his ad- | 4j 1 ir 4 ‘ - anal any om idl 0 of 1517, tat Concert and Dancing Music by the Fall ina. Geive under their contracts, Besides thie’ tre minisenten lene santumetahe oe Sonat an dition of the fur trade in ener yea ne Lox pon, June $2, 12:30 p.m —Bonds of 187, 198%; Marine Baud. ence committee | funding proposed ia permissive and not com- ton on by interposing delays to tts considera- pulsery. The creditora nave all the eecarite | (ion. It would then be perfectly proper unter hey bad when the debt was crested, and in ad- | the rule for a Senator to make a motion to close gition the option to accept bonds provided for. | the doors in order that he might give reasont No injustice, therefore, will be done apy credi- | why it should be taken. Mr E. ‘said further tor whoshall take sach’bouds in lica of the se- t there were precedents for the motion he prities he now holds, ad senda i idea that thero is anything like repudti- | “Nir. Sherman repeated his view that the mo- stion ta the bill isa mistake. The bill does not | tion was one that could only be made with compe! any holder of District securities to take | reference to business then under discussion. bonda tor them. 1t morely gives him the option | ““Without any decision belag reached on the {p do £0, cr to retain them and recetve payment | point at issue, Mr. Hamlin again moved to 8° } Me Senate smendment appropriating £1,299,000 th 4 thereof when the District may be able to pay. | into executive session; which was ag "eed to be expended by weg see cme Sane car ber silt prevail curing the fest of See cee meeee ao tas Diets HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIV Dictrict ot Columbia for the payment of Inter slowly falling r.. For the er becleormpendl udm arge or impair dete = ign | tit on the funded debt, aud 2d, for the peymeni | farueanee Tennstove call Bon PopUdl atone ie ie cep eeie tbetetore, 1s not } Albert, (Md.,) from Committee on Foreign | Cet on thet employes and laborers of the Dis | generally clear Swarm weather in Affuirs, reported back Senate bill for relief of i TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY BY The Preeger ¥ Orr The Kirally & w on the bill to regulate gas works bad a meeting rning, but failed to reach a core'nsion. ‘be remembered the House amended the 1%, 80 as to regulate the price of gas in nee with the price of svate struck the amendment ont. and hence the conference. An adjourned mect- ing wil! be held to-night A MzeTrNG of the pilots, representatives or the diferent portsin the United States, Capt. S. . Wood, (representing the Virginia pilots,) in the chair, was held to-day in the Capito! ani ascries of resolutions were offered by Capt. Henry L. Gurney, representing the Boston joy two assistants in conne: y right department and in pre. paring a complete index to the documents and debates of Fos RDTGWN, PLINEY POIST, MAB- SHALLS AND POINT LOOKOUT. mily, Brothers and M'lle L ees. land on balance to-» aria diepatches uote reates at 69 ton Pantomime Club, Excursions, so popniar the past twoseasons, | VOCAL MUSIC BY TH# *.ENGEEBOUSD AND tesomed ou SATQUDAY, ARIUON QUABTETTS CLUB. Grand Iiumination and Pyrotechnics. payment of expenses for editing the revised rites; to enable the Secretar complete the obscrvations of the transit of Vc. nu! he committee recommended concurrence in NT, Offer of Chrel Sigmat Opa 8 M.D. U.. Jane 22, 1476, 10:8 a. tm. riss—For New Bugland, thy andthe lower Lake region, gouer {6 p.m. EVSRY lretarning love + Strivicg at Wash- ‘oint Lowkout ington at Ga. m. Monday. = Siete Be tickets for sale at office of W.. V. M.& @ &. Kailrent, No. 603 Pounsylvania ave. ud Trip Tickets, $2.20 For sale only at the repudiation, nor is it unjust ‘to any ho'der of od - triet people or the Board of Public Works, and | terior, iocal ralcs near the Gull and Florida - . pilots, which were unanimous}: wpted,tnvi-e | District secumties which may be funded under Alexander Hendersen, laie U. 8. consul at Lon rain t Gast to sou B wi ds, and coutinucd ut barometer, jel ith street Wharf. Active and pastive members must show their an- | United States to rend delegates to aconvention | the bill contemplates their payment. ; Mr. Scudder, (N. J.,) from Committee of War | set apart tas Interest. to be coneuiered wot as poy p= SS ee : sal Ba: (CONCERT SND PIC-ai0. Rualcatds atthe entrance, o:herwise they cannot | to be held in New York on Wednesday, Septam- “For the reasons above ae ype be- | Claims, reported a bill authorizing the payment justed hereafter as a part of the proper propor | PS gouthmoat winks ich tempera’tre and slow! Cc be admitted as such ber 9tb, 1874. cause it would be unwise, In the opinion of | of 2.000 to Dr. Mary O. Walker for ecrrices tioval sum to be paid by the United States to | failing barometer. ‘The upper Olio river will ‘The undersigned has taken pleasure cf announcing P.S.—Carriages will enter the Park at the new ‘ ————— . your committee, to act an example of issuing | Ferdercd in the army during the late war. wards the expenses of the poverument of the | coon Serine ie ‘acr® to the peblic that he has secured the services entrance, atthe corner of the Park and the Lane Tan Genava Awanp Bitt.—The House this fifty-year bonds bearing a higher rate of inter. Mr. Cratehficid (Tenn. ) objected. District of Columbia, with an amendment pro LOCAL RECORD. of e Bard compeacd fiwelve first-class pro- ae of CatTiages by the old carriage ext morning agreed to the conference report on the | est than 3.65, they tixed that rate in the bill, aud Mr. Schumacker (N. ¥.) offered a bi feseiceal musicians. aud thet ka will ete } 21-98 Fegaler CONCERT Pic-NIC as mn: OF seas0: Jane Ist, 1874. Admission it and ladies. Dancieg to Geneva award bill. The provisions are, that a commission, consisting of three persons, shail be appointed by the Prosident of the United i ? s iding that the money shail only be drawntrom | The thermometer in the buy their opinion remains unchanged.’ ef cf William Todd Helmuth, of hy % “ TAR ranged to-day a» fullows:—8 In view of the foregoing explanations the | Finceqe * is the Treasury only as needed, and then on a . Ay 78; 12m.) President sigred the b: Mr. Donnan (Iowa) reported a bill to print Comat E—-SUMME® THEATER OPEN-AIR ENTERTAINMENT! JUNE 22, BVEKY NIGHT, AND TWO MATI tailed statement as tothe person and purpose ~Li A for which required, av the commissioners shal : : ABTI-Masonic PRoTEST.—The following po- tes, who shall sett! ch cl: - 10) coviesof the report of the U.S.commie | be required to transmit tothe President. and | " a : . sECS fepatta This wil consume, according to | ple TURP—Jerom: Park—At tho Jerome | {me corics ot the report of th Passed. he send to Congress at the beginuingof them saovensent, bes heel Treaniek tee es GEO. SUENESASS_ | Our Company this verakn:s entirely are ant of th: | Geb Beton ater oe ouemiae, ecord about Fa prise or Sout eee a ee hte tt ean nerliryeennpaind Getalicd statement of receipts Gent from Syracuse, N. ¥-—""The undersigned (OR CHABTEX, very best Talent-in the Variety Profession. 4 f dollare,” and will leat . — ne - » the appointment of a committee ree mem I “nite k 2 Fer particulars see street aud house Dilla. award about tix ssiliton Sve beatae Thourand | 12e, folowing, started :—Victorions, seaesl: | bers to examine into the printing of nation Bir. Speer (Pa.) asked what amount was duc | Punic amnonsccmees fea poms = rough ae ruiy ae tating tpactacuise Bermeten Gtasuitie” | dollare to be struggled for by the imsgmnee Te Burke, Uaivin., Wie Barke wont | bank notes and to enquire 20 OR jentea ne | 0 employes and laborers. the corner-stone of the new government bulld- 1 3 1 h, a a u : y % % 3 ~ PILOT B PABIS BY GASLIGHT BEFORE THE WAk! | companies at the next nm of Congress. three lengths; Calvin was second aud Weasei | Stairs of the Comptrolier'soliice. | Objected to comer nrteld said that the committee had 8 | ing in Chicago with Masonic ‘ceremonies on the pty to WM. H. BYLES, Agent, eS eh ee Reece FOS Suwime Macutxas.— Saturday, Senator | third. Time, 51x. The second race was for «| qian Afinirs, submited a report in relation to Committee, and under the first head theythougnt | 2% Sait net wich = wet |B45e Bau. Hamilton, of Maryland, trom the committoo on | Uot won this rears Gag olen tee dence wae contracts for Indian supplies, Sc. Ordered } four or five hundred Co ee Son and lave to ssclety, suet, or ene te ee om CHAN — . year, 2 “2 rinted and recommitted. a est. Under the second head be oi o The 4 Seine cee EEE ee nn | cortege ieee aes ae eae thy, etorin and Attiin« Attila’ won early by | HORSE the Senate amendments to the fas to pay that clase to whom paymout was due | theretore do earnestly protest that the order te Can be had for excursions on Thursdays and Fri- OLYMPIC GROUNDS, = this refusal, it is said, will be ultimately to | roSt ies, ths, Thompson's ch. f. was second and Garteld call that the Mente: ai in. | 120m the District proper and the Board of Pub- which it is thus proposed to delegate a work of TURSDAY BVENIBG, AT 4% O'CLUCK. duce the prices of hines t low an 450 8; LM . Mr. Garfield said that the Senate had in- | tic Works, but not the employes of contractors. national interest should not be allowed such “Rents Ng. FITZUUGH, Acent, 2 \ntesion 15 cents. H*_ | though tite serust take pines ate aoe hae Dee: rocpatales Of weg ut race, | creased the appropriation over four miltion | 4acVors, but not the employes o they could go | recognition either throngh its festivals or ite Spat sel : Scan Servet Wirt. prorp’s OPERA HOUSE. ler teed motion patent, which is now in use, I dec arcd oot with esos maiden the socond horse Oe canes anthorizing the Congres- | D8¢k of contracts and settle with the workman | rites and ceremonies, which are Offensive to the {OB EXCUBSIONS. a= runs out. It wes fe testimony before the com- | to receive $125 out of the stakes, one mile and sional printer to print upon order of the gg (Ren) enean eaten great body of the American people. > Tre pe ‘The Steamer ait DOWALD McKAY'S TROUPE OF warm | Vi\Ce chat the Wheeler & Wilson machine | an cighth. Fadlacesn, Buckdew, Donohue’s heads of Gopastments only such # timited nome be right and just to pay the contractors’ work- | ‘ition is signed by 20,000 persons trom sixteen COLUMBIA which sells for $35, costs but a trifle over $12 to Artist, Minnie Maco and Minstrel started. Fad- ber of annual reports as may be necessary for | menSrien the formes had not been paid. states. Can be chartered for Excursions every MONDAY SPRING INDIANS, mauufactare it, ladeen won; Buckdew was second and Artist and TOURSD AY, at rensouable rates. ‘This Steamer bes recently been fitted, and is one of the largest op the! ot river, hae fine saloon and : she use of Congress was concurred in. Also, the | “Mr. Garfield said the committee bad consid- v. tee ae tay Readies eee amencment ss a to printing the Con- | ered that subject, and thought it would lead to stakes of $30, if not declared out, with edi | S7gssion ecesary complications. n 18 IN HUMBER. ‘THR AwxNpMENT TO Pay Disretor Eu. PLOY#s.—The House this morning, after debate, DONALD McKAY AT TBE HEAD OF THE ut-Hove Parry i Massacav- SETTS.—At a meeting of the Massachusetts decks, ions. tate central committee of the labor reform ; 4 he amendment Sxing the compensation of | Mr. Speer (Pa.) said the contractors had paid | State cent tt ily decia celal nap for Moonilght carat BAND. efit appropriation Bil epproptiating swe scie | teeccutne seemed arse fiveccightus, Spring: | be Aststant Secretaries of the Breasary, the | «nomen in depreciated cartinentes worth ©) o: | $0 nomination of candidate: {oF siete omens aitnen CTSPERBSON 2 DRCTURS.. AYPOLIO, THE INDIAN WHO CAPTURED | Hon three hundred thousand dollars to pay the | bok and Lisle Lucas started, ‘Soringhae wee Sf Oumns SEI cee Le Saal ake. Welk aeons this year. li was also decided to draw up an 7p iE STEAM YACHT WAnDEGEE 7 ~ 2 fablozes of the Board of Public Works and the | <n easy winner in v.c3. ‘The fifth race, free | 00! appropriation of £342,304.40 for estab- | “Nr Garteld aid the law passed the other | “#ht bour law tor ull classee of Inboring men, fy Bh ee OAPTAIN JACK AND ALL THE interest on the District debt, with the provieo that | hindicap, stakes of 850 each, if not declared lishing uew life-saving stations onthe sea and | gy wonin that. omen, and children. and to present it 10 ever CHAIN BRIDGE. or other Doin Soy MODUO SLAVES. 52th of the same shall be. set aside to pay the | out, with $100 added, the seond horse to re- | {ishing uew life-saving statio Be eee tn Sh ccsicel to efor an amend. | =a! = {or office this tall for an explicit ane tomsc. Apply at 949 Massacht ‘Will give tncir Ratertainments OF cer anuce the Board of Public Works and | cerve £200 ont of the stakes, two milas and a | '#ke coasts was con making appropriation for | ment requiring payment of sums over 60 to ne | {Wer 88 0 whether be will support #.. Be. 16S Sex Grakioe tore: The ettect will be that in | half. ‘Shylock, Village Biacksmith, Katie | he amendment making apord Comptrolier | made by checks upon the Treasary to the order | Shee Of the meeting was that instead of making © FUBNISHED FON BALLs, Picnics, | TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY | Mnaking mayne fo contractors for work done, | Pc ase, Merodoc and Fellowcratt started. This of the Currency was non-concurred in. or tho teres 0 ate ane: ben Mr. Garfield de. | Aenendent yanseamens the party _¥~4 use sil, Dancing purposes, by; JUNE 230, 2470, AND 25ru. the amount due by them to laboring employes || wes the best race of the day. Katie Pease won; ‘That for the purchase of machinery for the an A it it. J the balance of power it claims to hold fur the SCHE! aneetidgace, comer Bh ad F crocts THBER DAYS ONLY will be withheld to discharge such indebtednass. Toone pat gre gg Fetlowcratt sane. maceration of daited States notes, instead or | “ iif Gaanen (Iii) opposed the Se: poe ch men only as are favorable to Mert! » those 9 are Hot ecquai! wirh mo, 5% 'y Se. est; Trace was te cer 7 . weak gy {hat Tam able to pleate ail;end i(Tdont, | Prices of adzulaston oa neaal. jem- AxunpusnTs Not Coxcuneup Ix. | 3.40 each, hat forfeit, three quarters of a thelr destruction by burning, was concurred in a a iia _a ewe no pas d=mande eens. wer MUStC BALL, No. 1004 ¥ Street, a = sont st igpeesgo the sundry civil mile, james A. and Hyder Ali started. Jamss | (sass.) submitted ihe report of the Committee United States andthe District were deanitely : AS a maultitade were re- * ~ —e - a@ppropriat bp rnoon, non-con- . se Conference on the Geneva awa! nis * that k ants | tern from a nd Te Dew c ‘eter’ FESTIVALS. Fifth Arngal Concert of the Washington Gon- | curred in the following smeudmonte ef ihe Pittsburg. —The races at the Pittsburg Dri- | Tye Mater said that the commits bed, to ates tal tee caine anne Le Pope western st ous ef ten enaeee eae aise Siregry of Music, on TUBSDAY EVENING, | Senats: To provide for a commission to conneet @ Park closed on Saturday. The trot for coneiderable extent, adopted the Senate bili. reanic act, and that S370) had gone as 2 | Vatican. Hundreds of people waved their { OTICE.—The pupils of St. Mary's Academy, at sues, — at 7% o'clock. Concert co noes | te public grounds, under the recommendation ) horses, puree of $1,200, was won by Stewart provides first for the payment to claimants | © a fer contracts, and now it wae proposed to | handkerchiefs. and some ex- Pontifical eroes ville Metropolitan Baliroad) wiil | ti oe 2 ae of Fred. Law Olmsted; aiso, for the improve- | Maloney in three straight heats; Slow Go was whese claims are undisputed for the destruc: | gp) ropriate $1,300,000 to go in the sime way to | men shouted: ‘Long live the Pope, our Re CRU NC TU Ee yar MABYS BALL | "4S. ate Ticket eckage of three tickets, FF ey matte: Geer, gxtending tho City | second and Lady Alice third. Time, 2.324, 222 | tue oe deenerte mo thee ile. Ae ey | SPETOR! ad fattened on the District. For | Several atrest were made, Drone ceeei ee e stil she f sunday tine | @1. Grid at wi fy hae = | Bit Jar tue Sicebtadness of the reform | snd 2.314; ae ee ee Shenavdoal tue tbres vorels’named. at the Sao resspe ke bod evel apaenee the will he cok possession of the street The Pope ti Sreseal ho Washington Oonservatery of | school. For grading around the botanic | fora purse ‘aud was won by East Ex fu 8 contemplate ould v - | repl eTGRY, Suid coe en aoe Te BU ET. cor, | grounds and completing ‘brick wall and. iron | Inthrbe seeaight hentsy Siveroure wee ery | Geneva conivrence. It does not me other day, and should vote against the amend: | reply to a deputation yesteraay, said he was Sill teke pla ent to underwriters, except when by an | OtPer fence. To erect a building for an engine-hoase | and Blonde third. Time, 242, 243 and 244 | }8yment to Koy Maat Rave | ment the Annual Ente Bes. = b ination of their accounts BSISEIN OCD PAGK.—Conslation Parse | on Capitol Hill; the House non-concars in | The third race was a match race tor @ purse ot | *X#mination ocntident God would restore the crown; if not te Mr. Wilson (Ind.) (who bad justentered the | him, because ho was old and might voi live to cent. clause was stricken out,and a court of sustain: ses; bat fe Sabemaneeae’ the ws D> TeESDA 4,38 p.m. gy the Senate appropriation of fifteen thousand | $4,(00, best two in three, and was won by Puil- | pecn found to have sustained actual loses appli. oe eon gga ag coperty tn tee Dis. | “2 he aay. thee to hisenccener. and irlenda oft ee = Naaeceieticn aia a » and fixes it a8 originally, at ten thou- | sde)phia Boy in twostraight heats. Time, 2.42, cation for their claims in future. Tne five per would ‘be upwards of Tar Frencu Assexniy bes repadisted the ihe nnetennt ine. First preminm, Se 3 | —_—_— plan of cumulative so clock p.m ; sat $35 o'eloe with the STILL ANOTHER SLaTz FOR ComMIssIoNnERs. Two Maw Drowsxn.—A young man named | Commission was sentation, which was e rub from! the dewot to tbs center HE a ores or The “quid nunes” are st it again, making up a | Lewis Shafer, while bathing in the Ohio river n and near the t 4 7 ‘ Jincinnati, on Saturday night, was seized Bors 8: 8. Strong Gr M. Chariots Hal! RB. | District slate. This time they say the District | #, © p : Josert 8 Binod, | | PER uy pri atir umion MW ceats. ROME & | commissioners are to be A. It. Shepherd, Thos Sater eek 6a Rie alc aes ©, ieee of Ls. for Se Sige” OS ic 2” | ppamtow's GapkeRe or amr, | tiyorns Tesscnj "Pie name see | by tie Mrageling mane tut Sla'oire Stowe: | «ME Ponsa Muuited what was boone of | fe ig bia 1 once te Stata gos ot eezeenes ry c r? a nt e ° B 1225 Pennayivi my executive session ati o'clock, and was still in A TERRIBLE DISASTER is re] from the Mr. Butler said it was pro} to hold it asa that he been conducted sported, ou account of the verdict of the mili- TO THS EF FROTS OF THE - — ScselOn &t 2:30 p.m. At that time,if the names | East. A Turkish yeasel ca'led Kars” was ran | fund to y the other ‘al convicting his of participating im depreciation of the price | Zo partics kaving the city, and my custome: of the commissioners had been transmitted in | into by an Egyptian vessel in the sea of Mar- bo adjudicated. ne. is!, together with stagsation fa ? executive session to the Senate they had not and sunk in «few minutes after she was . Tremaine (N, i that *, Lamu authorized to soll goote direct {rom am now seltiug my stock at greatly reduced ‘4 ' 31 does not include these who lost Prices: acd partion Sesicing to purchane ae Cina Te | Prices, so aa to prepare for the fall traces, “SUM! | Daep made iso's rumor that Senator Carpenter | reported taste” PeTaone QM board, 32 pci = ‘atvot Furniture for CASH cau save from 5 to 9 | CHEOMOS st kalf the former price, to close that | will appoint en the partof the Senate Mr. Mor- ber ceut. by ordering of us direct from the factory. | branch of the business, ji-Im_ No. 1427 Pe W. NcKE IGHT & Co, an. are , Wachiogton, D.C 1, of Maine, ard Mr. Hamilton, of Maryland, VELVET FRAMES and PASSE PARTOUTS re. | * members of the Joint District Committee, 4 Tux Rev. Jounx Lovasoy, a young Catholic » attached to St. Stephen’sé church in New need 25 cent, All sleet GOLD, BLACK, | both Senators Aliison and Thurman having de- | York ‘city, died lately on the same day that PETA BL. y WAUNUT and VELVET FRAMES kogt oo hoot: furthe : Lis father died at St. John’s, Newfoundland. - aca. nx sruiseel mt setae: a Sdds ince imedetoonas _ jess ‘im Before breathing his last he said to his brother: rice, $12. Jel6-6r" yo GEO. W. ‘3 Housefurnishing Store, 314 Ifyou sre enffering with Dsspepsis, ed!seation, f6 1 Constipe r tou, Ly se get one bottle BROWNING’S BIT moral Debility, oun ge. On Exhibition and hee x Tru Bt. MARRAL Loghe oe eee “I see our father, I see him in heaven!” THERE 18 A ORIS!8 in the Dutch ministry. The ve rejected the government the iainisters resigaa- P i TRES, and use Ro, clerks who had Secording to directions, and if you are mot bene. . Wi from eight to fitted by it go back to the parties from whom you ‘Tes- purchased ft ad get Your money back. All partice $elileg It are suthorized to sell upon the ‘abuve fern. For sate ug vista and Grocers generally. + sudwatsd & MIDDLETON, je12 Bn ivanta avenue, Proprietors and Manufactarers. AN IErOSTS 8. KIBK, of he i will not breek NT INVESTION, patented to Washington, this week, nabied to snneai oF to Territory will beentd ‘wg Artificial Btove or any ki and Number. AT RIL. CAT oe Spanner. oy sdarees¢ oF callag ‘oe gee He BE eel i PRESH SUPPLIES. GENTLEMEN'S DBESS OASSIMERE HATS, YOKOHAMA Hats, MACKINAW STRAWS. : ezé 3 ry can ig the city in ® new fire-proof baiid- H i BBE 328 553 Ee = S7 Mr. Miles, who ran away from Aubura with his wife’s nieco, is Miles away, in Oali- i de | 7A little son of S. CO. Perkins, of Norwich, Conn., fell from ® toy wagon on Monday last ! fl A ibe losses of aed. eee Jvet received at_ D STINEMZTz’s, the ‘held, ees OT 8. MIBK, a0 319 9th st, northw Je-23te 1937 Peansytvania avenno, wielded Pe tenites ~ s S ORAGE—Portice desitiug to store Housenola «PORTLAND (ouPosTeD onm 5 com areitare for the eammor,can find the best ac- work for water works, » Bridges, dc, where strength is Pe koa ‘a desirable, ope Ep Saeee— | Nevers ghar ee HOLESRUE WILK acd ORBAM DEFOT, | sont, 'Es"205,, Fhe y the he Dest * times £5. he *T “Youa 3. tug, With elevator, at reasonable Ey to see VDI, Coumtates Makan “ps : i