Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1875, Page 1

“dl THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted. AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, cor. Lith St. BY The Evening Star Nowspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFFMANN, Pret. nies ‘THE EVENING STAK ts served by carries to Subscribers as Tks CENTS PER WEEE, OR FORTY JOUR Cents PER MONTH. Copies at the Counier, CEnts Racu. Sy wet fees prepa: @ month: 17 months, $3.00; one year, 96 THE WEEKLY STA 7 82.00 2 year, portase prepaid. BT Al subscriptions wavarindly im aavancs, ana we sent longer than pavd Sor ‘Rates of air Henig WASHINGTON, D. C., TUES V2", 45—N2. 6.898 DAY, MAY 4, 1875 Star. TWO CENTS. LUMBER, &e. LADIES’ GOODS. AMUSEMENTS. LUMBER! LUMBER! GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! Partirs in want Lv ER will do well to call at JOHSSON'S LUMBER YARD. cor hwest,and bay Lumber ai thp or $2 50 per 1 feet 44 Kast Shere Dressed Flooring. $2. per M0 ft Yellow Pine Boards. Joist s a “i Lathe. Shingles and Palings. a! of Building Materials at greatly rel apa . LUMBER! LUMBER @ AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! NATHANIEL B. PUGITY, CORNER 137u ST. AND ONIO AV LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER!!! FOR SALE AT 25 PER CENT. LOWER THAN LAST YEAR'S PRICES. api? 3m sed and undrassed. essed and undressed. ate ; WILLIAM McLEAY, 3,600,000 FES 1,000,000 FEET FLOORING 200,000 FEET WALNUT, all Thicknessos Besides a general assortment of all kinds of BUILDING LUMBER. Our facilities for haudting Lumber enshles aso tell below the market actors aod those con templating ug will do well to examine our Btock and get price list of enme before parchasing Gisew bere. YARD, 37 WATER STREET GEURGETOWN, BRANCH, CORNEK 71H AND Q, WASHINGTON, D6. _ar8 im WHEATLEY BROS. __ LUMBER! LUMBER The attention, of BUILDERS. CARPENTERS MBRE, is respect: erir stockof INDUS OF LUMBER now on hand at the following REDUCED PRICES: All sizes ¢ All sizes. 15 44 Virginia P 4-4 Eastern Sh: Southern Pine Flo > Common D do Best. SHING Sunn $20 Sap ww Walnnt, 1 inch to 4 inches. evel 00 LATH. $3 CEDAR POSTS E fee 30 see & SONS, Avenue, BOOTS AND SHOES. EVENING STAR. | Washington News and Gossip. DURING the summer the President wiil reeeive by card between the Lours of eleven and two, except on Tuesdays and Fridays, which being Cabinet days, oo one will be received except government officials. THE INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS to- day were £483,701.89 THE RECEIPTS from customs at the Trea- sury department to-day were $509,538.29. THE AMOUNT of national bank note cur- rency received at the Treasury to-day for re- regated 81,007 383. BADEAU are in the city, The President ATIONAL THEATER, GRAND MUSICAL €OMBIVATION. Ss WEEK 5 WEDNESDAY £ND SaTURDAY' MATINBRS. Firet time in five years, of _ 0 ten Ar PE SECOND OPENING SPRING*AND SUMMER MILLINERY DAVIS’ 719 MARKET SPACE, CORNER oF ®TH StREST. (UP STains,) r\RNES KINE BROTHEES. sUs rchestra aml Dress Circle, 30 THURSDAY, ily Cirele. 25 cents. A handsome assortment of FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS. TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS, ISil AND FRENCH CHIPS (im White, Brown, Drab and Black.) AND GRAND STEREOPTICAN VIEWS, demption agy: GEN. AND Mr: stopping at ihe Arlington. and Mrs. Grant give a large dinner party in their honor this evening. THE CovrT OF CLAIMS rendered no de- cision in the Union Pacifie railroad ease day. The probabilities are that the case will be reopened for the admission of additional testimony on the part of the government. SHERIDAN CAPTU from Chicazo that Ge these many years of bachelorkood, has sar- rendered, and is soon to be m: Rucker, ‘the beautiful daughter of General I ComMMISSARY 1 tthe MOUNT VER M. E. CHURCH, rner 9h and K atreets, Yand FRIDA Adaission:—For adults, 25 cents each evening: for cents each evening. Doors open at 7, ecture to begin at § o'clock. ORD’S OPERA HOUSE, TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE. THRICE MARRIED. THRICE MAKRKIED. MADRIGAL BOYS, May'6 and 7. CH FLOWEBS, HAT SCARFS and other NOVELTIES in great variety at FRENCH SPY. FRENCH SPY. 79 MARKET SPACE, Corner of 8th street. MES: J.P. PALMER AAS THE LARGEST stock “of FRENCH CHIPS, LEG- nd ENGLISH STRAW: English Walking Hats at 9 cents, ¢ re. Also, beantifal Flowers es ial attention given to F street, between Ith The report comes Phil. Sheridan, after Dances and Songs. ree Speaking Characters. MGOBLACCHI in French, Spanish and Englisu. LACC MOBLACCHI i accomplishe t HANGFS.—Captain Charles B. Penrose, commissary of subsistence, nas been ordered to take charge of the purchasing subsistence depot at Chicago, fll. relieving Brig. Gen. Robert Macfeeley, appointed com- missary general of the army. TBE SAbINE, receiving ship of the United States navy at Portsmouth, N. H., is, by di- rection of the Seeretary of the N. used for the enlis frs and Silke. & Mre J.P. PALMER. T Ys, ‘The sweetest Singers Known to the stago—all Boys ricen years of age. ceived every appearance. The best Sioging ards NEXT. MRS. ROUSBY. OPP FELLOWS’ Rapiaronsly re- sU MMER OFEN ine FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS AND IMMED HAT: B am! ENGL UNTR' Tho JOCKEY CLU: in al} colors, trimmed and untrimmed. FINE FRENCH FLOW ERS ai Op THURSDAY and ‘S. SH WALEING Y, M ERFORMANCES DAIL ATS, EVENING « Doors open at 2 and at 7 o'cloce. SYLVESTER BLEEKER. TWO PE A&TERNOON KS: SILKS, FEATH- FRIDAY, April 29h and 20th. ent of boys for vy on the same conditions as those listed for the Minuesota at N SENOR ANTONIO MANTIL A, who repre- TOM THEM n ith and Ith streo SUMMER OPENING age FRENCH PATTERN PF WALK as minister pl and envoy ex- r 1 his credentials » representati . King of Sp: ulatory addresses w. ‘OPT R Children under ten ye SAND ENGLISH Ts. ® cents: Children und > interchanged. MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, INSTRUMENTAL CONCERY y CAL AND left the city fora f 1, Assistant Secre Interior, has + . York to assist in the Indian supplie THURSDAY and FRIDAY, April 29 and 56 MKS. M. J. HUNT, 621 and 623 D street. apa mrmissioner Smith, au,is there on the same MISS E. A. McCORMICK, 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Up Stain: 8 constantly receiving all the newest shapes in CHIP AND STRAW Hats, FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, TS OF U.S. V r Shawmut arrived at Port Royal, S. C., May 2d, from West Ind’es, where sh2 was tant Paymaster N. H. Stavey (relieving Payma-ter Jos. Foster) and Pay- master's Clerk George W. Salter, of Wash- ELS.—The U.S. Drama, in five act 4 choice assortment of IMPORTED BONNETS. Orders promptly filled. i RING GOODS. a large and elegant assortment of ‘AND MARSEILLES CAPS The Ossippee expected to leave Vera Cruz April 17th for Tampico. How Ir Is.—It is stated at the Indian bu- tatement of Colonel reau in regard to the Hatch, of the ith cavalry, commanding at t the Indians do not receive the that the con- Also, very fine selection of ic ARINE HATS GYAND ENTERTAINM ODD FELLOWS THORSDAY EV for Children from two to Especial attention is called ‘to the NE STYLES taking the place of the old NOBMANDY SHAPES S, SELMA RUPPERT, 614 9TH staEST, Opposite Patent (Mes. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. G[PXERAL SHERMAN'S B MEMOIRS OF GE full amount of their tractor for furnishing supplies has been un- able to transport them to For: time past owing to the inclemency of the ‘en Nightsin a whable farce of A full bree ‘wand Sill for some on. Doors open at 7.30. Performance ™ THE MEXICAN Ratvs the Mexican government to prevent raids ade border has impelled this government to take active military measures, in which the co-operation of the te of Texas is invited, to repel these incar- s, and secure the arrest and punishmeat ot the invaders. An additional cavalry fore> will be ordered to the vicinity of the more recent raids. THE FARRAGUT CASE IN THE U. S. PREME CovurtT.—In the United Stat preme Court yesterday a decisi ched in the case of the United States, lants, vs. David G. Farragut, admini: { al.; appeal from the Sapreme istrict of Columbia. ‘ed the opinion of the court, sing so much of the decree of the said Court as relates to the awarded as salvage, and affirming s eree in all other particulars, the cause for fur ity with the op INCOLN HALL. rros! e Ri LI Setker'tittisny across the Rio G ENTERTAINM Under the auspices of the LADIES ASSOCIATI TUESDAY, MAY 4. at which the follo Miss Kate Goodall, M m Annie W. Story, ND MUSICAL ENT, May is NEBAL WILLIAM T. SHER- OF ASCENSION ¥ 4. 1575, commencing at 8p. m. wing artists will «, Mr. Theodore Miller, Mr. E.B Mr. W. M. Shi Hill including reserved seat, $1, for sale at es cach. Price in blue cloth, $5.50; Turkey, $* 50; fall Turkey, the above will be received an: hopert BEALL, Bookseller and btationer, 495 Pennsylvaui: JEW BOUKS. N work promptly delivered b: VENUE THEATER. Eleventh strect and Pennsylvania avenue. By Heuri Paine. y LB. Lawford Court of the NING, May 31, and ‘ day and Frida: Sadie, in their Irish and Ne appearance of Mr. J lar Negro Comedian and Ac r f Little Classics. nd remanding ngs in couform- ‘on of this court. INDIANS.—The War de ment is inreceipt of a report from Lieuten- ant-Colonel John P. Hat Indian territory, shows that the supplies of to Indians are entirely inadequate, and that the Indians are actually killing and eating Pope indorses itis idle to expect that these Indians will remain peaceably upon reservations with the prospect of starvation ¥en. Pope adds: +5 maladministration of affairs wi Indiaas exists the military *ythorities can- not be and will not be held accountable for any out-break which may occur.” ONE OF THE BAKER’s ORDERS REVOKED.—Mr. the new Gommissioner of MOHUN BROTHERS, AND STATIONERS, 1615 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BOOKS.—Wouls Man and Beast, here 1 Tryuhitts—Our Sketching $2. Baker Point Lace and Diamonds, i ormandy , @2 80 Sarah’ Tytier’s Tat # Native Reces, Pacific n to Florida in 1864 10; Lakey Vil ock’s Beminis- : + $2.50; Viscountess Diiau Sepalchres, SOOKSELL Vocalist and Actress, rices, 25 and 50 cents. ‘erformance commences at 8. On Exhibition | { and Sale Doors cpen at 7 commanding at AT rovisions issued ARKRITER’S, mn D and E streets, eight doors aiove Odd Feliows’ Hall. Choice Oil Paintings, Engra Also, largest stock of Pay M. No. 439 7th street, their horses. the report, and say: #, Chromon, &c. ‘angings, Windor a Ti with 42 engravings in Heleoty ps, lage and Country Houses, » &c., iu the District. <i. ember Name and Nomber. jel-ly EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &. re TL announce tothe pnblic that I have uf Avdrow Cook in doing 80.” BI” Please rem: isterical Ornament, ‘cgel's Chemistry of Light e g' Croquet in great varie- atest Spriug Novelties in ography, $1.75, and Dpwards. Li: SOLUMONS & CHAPMAN, A Pure Linen” Pavers, &c.,' 9 ent Lawrence’s CoMMISSIONER 1 Pennsyivauia | M&de Arrangements with Pi apzi tr ving a PICNIO every MONDAY EV: U NPRECEDENTED REDUCTIONS. G during the summer season, commenc: ¢. May 3. 1575, at my Pleasure ner of 4th and E streets GEO. JU TURE AND Life®. By Fernand Papillon. revoked the following order issued by his Remi Perfect Love Castet! Pi ‘No employee, except heuils of divisions, shall leave the office beween the Qours of 9 a.m. and 3 p. m., without sion fré™ the superintendent of the Seaton hb Unt Fegt- Washbura ._ By ©. H. Sourgeon. By author of Bu: sas Epoche st History—Edward (1h The Beecher Trial. MRS. TILTON WANTS TO TESTIFY. After our telezraphic report of the Tilton- Bec cher trial closed yesterday reeess ensucd, during which the qnestion of whai was con: tained in Mrs. Tilton’s note was under di.- cussion among people in the court reom, and it was generally believc 1 that it contained a request from he: to be puton the witness siand. A GOOD DEAL OF ARGUMENT AND NOT MUCH EVIDENCE. Franklin Woodruff was reeallad and te-tt fied: Prior to my interview with Tracy in Moulton’s study, I had two other interviews with Tracy; oné alone and the other in Moul- ton’s presence. Mr. Evarts objected to these interviews being given, and argument en- Sued. The judge allowed them in evidence. Witness continued—In that interview with Tracy I said that Tilton’s charge against Beecher was adultery. Mr. Beach asked wit- hess if he told Tracy that Beecher had an- vanced $500 for the relief of Tilton’s family Mr. Evarts objected to this 3 other ar- nt took place, but the court raled_ the admissible, aad witness said: I did { information to Mr. Tracy. T witness was asked if in that intervie’ fall of 1872, Mr. Tilton said to Mr. Tracy that his wife was not guilty of adultery with Beecher. This caused a third and long argu- ment. Mr. Evarts contending that this had been gone over before. Witness finally said 1 do not recollect that this occurred: I never remember hearing Tilton say Beecher was an aduiterer; nor Tracy saying, “with your wife,” neither Tilton replying, “no, with an- other woman, or other women.” The court here adjourned for the day. The Matrimonial Troubles of Mrs. James A. Oat A DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP AND A DIVISION OF THE TROUPE. The San Francisco papers give the follow- ing particulars of the reported matrimonial troubles between Mrs. James A. Oates and her second husband, Tracy Titw “Itappears that the troupe is always ac companied by two ladies, of whom, of course, gallantry forbids any but iavorable mention. One of these was Mrs. Gates’ Miss Pauline Merritt, and the other, alas! their mother, Mrs. Merritt. These two la boarded elsewhere, and Titus Tracy anc wife at the Occident. For a wee everything went smoothly; but on lucky eccasion a qnarrel arose re some lady, the trouble originating, it 1s sumed by the cross-examination of Tr by his mother-in-law. Tracy's memor: defective. He denied a great deal, and Ta to recollect a great deal more. MRS. OATES PUT HER HUSBAND OUT of her apartment and took up quarters with mamma. For a day or two Tracy waited for the storm to blow over, but with the perti- nacity of our more eastern climate, th continued to blow from @ storn Alison, the treasurer, had brought nightly the balance from the theater, bat the fourth night after the quarrel Alison fa toappear. Mrs. Oates had consult - yer, and diverted the proceeds, amonnting to some £12,000 since then, to her own nse. Her lawyers impressed upon he ef that TRACY WAS HER DEPENDENT, and that the success of the company was due ely to her exertions. She too willingly nored his efforts, and acted accordingly. The company divided. John Howson, Drew. Jones, Williams, nd some of the chorus, joined Mrs. Oates; Woodfield, Alien, his wife, Miss Larkelle, and most of the choras, remained with Tracy Tit There are now two rival organizations, with the prospect of a divorce. THE Loss OF THE STEAMER St. LUKE— Nine Lives Lost.—Some additional particulars regarding the loss of the steamer St. Luke ou the Missouri river (mentioned in yesterday's STakR), have been learned from ‘passengers who came down from St. Charles to St. Louis by railroad. The night was very dark and the lights on the bridge were very dim. About thirty feet of the larboard side of the boat was crashed in by the collision with the per, and part of her machinery was torn away. She made water very rapidly, but floated down about two miles, when she struck a bar in the middle of the river and sunk to her hurricane ¢ ‘The passengers rushed from their berths in great terror and ran hither and thither, panie-stricken. Bat all those who were not lost in the collision were finally gathered on the hurricane roof. where they remained till daylight. clad only in their night clothes, when a ferry boat came down and took them ashore. Nine per- sons are Known to have been lo: Mr. Bowen Nor vo Be CALLED —The counsel for Mr. Tilton say that they do purpose calling Mr. Henry C. Bo Witness in rebuttal. They say th Mr. Bowen's insinua’ ons have been direct- t the other sid nd that anything cher may have testified to on the in regard to Mr. Bowen's connection with the case was not in the slightest degree unfavorable to their client no matter how hard it may have borne upon Mr. Bowen. If Mr. Beecher or Mr. Botven choose to rest un- der the aspersions of the other, that is a mat- ter with which they (counsel) have nothing todo. These gentlemen can settle it among themselves. The testimony of Mr. Bowen, so far ashe will be allowet to give it now can neither hurt nor help Mr. Tilton’s and therefore he will not be called Times. Y —$___... THE SITUATION AT THE COAL MINES.— The situation in the anthracite coal regions remains unchanged from what ii was last Beyond the fact that we knew that coal production in the “striking” regions | must n sooner or later, and that, there- | fore, we are now nearer resumption than a week ago, the future in this regard seems just as uncertain and resumption as far re- twoted ag it then was. The latest news gives no promiisé of 4 Settlement of existing differ- ences between thé ™iuers and the operators, i & labor a TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. | THE BEECHER SCANDAL. MRS. TILTON’S NOTE. THE TESTIMONY TO-Day. ‘Ss OF THE POPE. —-« MATRICIDE AND SUICIDE. —_——o——— THE BEECHER CASE. Mrs. Tilten’s Note. New York, May 4.—The Tribune says:— told @ Tribune reporter that he had concluded to take no action with refer ence to Mrs. Tilton’s communication. In the present state of thefmatter he could not see that any action by the court was called for. In case Mrs. Tilton saw fit to some further communication he might t some steps in the matter, butas the bow stood there was nothing for him to He would not. he said, either have it read or published; but if Mrs. Tilton desired to pab ish it, he would return the communication to her at any time that she might choose send for it. The contents and nature of the deeument he intended to keep secret, and at! Statements im regard to it must necessarily be unauthorized and conjectural, The San‘s Version. The says that Mrs. Tilton said she a copy of her communication, and it w [repared to be made public, but until Judy Netlson decides whether or not to read it in court she did not think it would be prope: for her let it d. It rete matter of her not being called € a@ summary of its con! ILL ins her commu nication with the statement that she expected to be offered as a witness by the defence, and that thro friends she urged upon mem- bers of the lezislatare the passage of the pro- posed special act allowing her to testify ben she argues the injustice of closing the mouth of an aceused person, and appeals to Judge Neilson, as an act of propriety if not of technical legality, to put her on the stand. In conelusion, she asserts her innocence of the crime imputed to her, and declares that an explanation of her conduet in the seanda s«due to herself, the defence of Mr. Bi having left many of her acts open to adyers: criticism. Version of the , published by Joe Howarl, au un ified advocate of Mr. Beecher, publishes the following as the substance of Mrs. Til ton’s communication to Judge Neilson “SIR: Witness because my husband seeks a fortune at the price of my dishonor. 1 have ar and Several children. I am a woman, h no legacy to leave those children savea spot less name. Judge for yourself, then, wheiher I can tamely submit to the taunting lies of him who has sworn to love and cherish me, and whose selfish infan from hearth and home, blasted my fair fame. and turned me penniless upon the charity of friends. Idemand tobe heard by the jury to whom has been told the falsehood of my protector. Surely, if he ean add the jury for days, aided by cunn And unscrupulous counsel, that he may rain my reputation, cast obloquy and reproacn upon my vame and make me the bye-word and seorn of all the world, I, too, have a right to be heard. I, too, have a tale to tell. 1, wo, have a revelation tomake. Untaught | by counsel, unaided by friends, without the pecuniary stimulant of adoring companions, come alone and stand pleading at the bar for justice. Task nomercy. I seek no favor. I simply ask thal a wronged wife an: injured woman may be permitted to meet 1h nnies of a perjured man and faith- s husband. Midnignt is daylight when contrasted with bis treachery. The father of lies is an angel of purity when contrasted with this monumen I seek no sensation. I crave no publieiiy; but for my sake, for my children’s sake, and for the sak, of womanhood throughout the world, I respectiully ask the precious boon of self- defense against the beastly onslanglits of a brutal husband.” It is not believed that the abov exa be the spirit of it. {It sounds more like a productio Howard’s.—Ep.| Just So-Another of Joe Howard's Forgeries, New York, May 4.—Mr. is the of Joe Howard, elitor his paper this movning is neither the text nor the nature of Mrs. T: ‘ to Judge Neil que! ter cf the paper remains a mystery y: The Trial To-day. New York, May 4.—Mrs. Beecher was the only one of the parties directly connected with the trial who was present this morning when the names of the jury were called. Tilton was absent for the first time when proceedings commenced to-lay, but about five minutes after the opening, accom- panied by Mrs. Middlebrook and her daugh- ter. Frankiin Wootruff resumed the stand, and Beach stated that the witness had been subpoenaed to produce the books of his irm for the past two years. Witness testitied:—At the interview with Schultz I was present all through tie con- versation at that interview, in which the S\arting of a paper was talked about, RETWEEN SCHULTZ AND TILT | —By the law’s peculiar phrase I am | debarred from appearing before you as a | capture of the *t tenor of the document, though it may CHRARGEABLE TO T. T. I told him that ithad been placed to Mr Moulton ® credit on the cash book. I told bim I thouzht Beecher it, but he said it was more likely that Bowen ‘had it. T have a recollection of having been Inform «i by Moulton that be had receiwal moneys to pay Ressie Turner's schooling. I think it was in I8T2or 1873. It may have been tn isT1, however. I do net remember having told Tracy about the 5,000 t until lest summer. Moulton said ment Was made tor the support of Mrs. Tilton’s famt ly, but Idon't reeotlees if he sald any.aing then about Bessie Tarner’s school payments I think Moulton told me that money was Tea By bills,and 1 think 1 told Tracy of his. I was not informed nor did I kaow what was done with this money. I do not Fecollect of any check of 85,000 being paid by Beecher to Moulion. 1 recoilectal in No vember, 1672, Interest due on the bond and mortgage on Tilton’s house, but I do not re- member if this was the day Moalton told me be had received 8300. T nave no explan- ation to offer of Tilton on the Sthof Novem ber. 1872, being credited fn out books with $5,000, no note being made of a having re ceivel it. The interview with Gen. occurred about a week of ten days af publication. Idid not see Tilton y night following cTION FROM FULLERTON. ton here rose and ohject introducing evidence wh the he de had not y, and as a general rule he said it was hot permitted unless the court desired to al- tow counsel on the other side to throw the doors open 1 thought it was a great waste of Lime to go into these extraneous matters. Mr. Evarts replicd, arguing that these in- terviews were touched upon by plaintifi's counsel. The court allowed the evidence be continwed Witness said in the morning taterview with Tracy, Moulton did not tell him about the $5,000 payment or Bessie Tarner's school bills. " Tnever objected to these transactic orcomplained to Moulton of having mad the firm achannel for these payments. I do hot remember saying to Southwick in con- versation about Woodhull seandat whether i would be BEST TO DRIVE BEPCHER of Brooklyn, nor did he reply to have a head for carry t yon ean’t driv ut Of Brooklyn. 1¢ i him a letter and stated that if public he would have to leave physicians. The Cholera. CaLevTTa, May 4 —The cholera has abated in the provineeof « The Mutiny. yon the Sof comanon g Fre and Finnish en last ne ted . having re. ince the mn — a A Long and Disastrous Voyaze. BALTIMORE. May 4.—The shi rrived in San Frar on her vo mut into ~onment ar, less She wle the voya twelve days. -—-e Fort Ticonde: a Centennial. WHITEHALL, N.Y. M 4.— Preparations are making for a centennial celebration at Ticonderoga, May lth, commemorating the kK An order of exercises, prising prayer, music. procession to the fort, addresses, &c., bas been fixed. Arrange ments are being made for transportation. Trains and boats y d guests at the fort grounds. ———— Matricide and Snicide. Henson, N. Y., Ma: npale, in this county, this morning. Wesley Daesin, a wealthy and eccentric farmer, ina fit of tn- sanity, shot his aged mother through the head and breast. killing her instantly, and then shot himself through the heart. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. mgton Fish Market. y R. A. Golden & Bro., fish agents, to- day: §,000shad sold from $9.50 to #12 per bun- dred; 50,000 herrings sold from #9 to #10 per thousand; 600 eels sold from $2 to $3 per 1,000 single rock sold from 15 cents Stock Ex: » May 4. ‘he folly pte Ee the prices bid and asked at the meeting of the Washington Stock Exchange to-day : Bank Stocks—National Metropolitan Bank, 10 bid, 113 asked: Citizens’ National Bank, 14 116 asked, Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank of George” town, 104 bid. City Passenger Ruilruads—Me Kk, 29 bid.23 asked; Colmmbia Stock, 37 bond, 6+, M. & S., Ti J —National Theater bonds, J.&J., an Temple bonds, F. & A, By o om, id, 60 a {Ar ance y stock, Jus bid, 10 asked politan F. neurance Co Swek, 14 bid: Corcoran Fire Tn mopany stock. 100 bid. District Securities—< District of Col- umbia\—Wu.Co.S, Bds, 7's J _& J.. 1575, 76. 97, % bid: Chicago Béliet bonds, 7's, J : v.. 78 b Certificates Gen. Imp. arked: do. 1875, Si: & » Irs, Bog bid, Certificates, ‘S bid, Water Certifi Fungi: Th x Nature and Use. By M.C. Cooke by @ “GREAT HIT.» house. Employees Willmot be permitted to The latter sa he could not accept any aid |, BaLTIwoRs, May receive the visits of friends jad acquaint. | ~THE TRIAL oF Rx-Parrst Gexpemann, | THe jater sf place lm under obligation to | {iy maiunes, Uealtte. | Flour ances duringoffice hours.” In revoking this | The trial of John W. Geriemann, ex-priest | Beecher, acmnine, ik ween dee order the Commissioner says: “The various | Of St. Bonifacius’ church, Philadelphia, was | ~ Cross-examined by Mr. Shearman: Have ‘io. 1 For sal _Hiunsylvania Avenue, WM. BALLANTYNE, 1.38; mixed do., 1 employees of this bureau Will be expected to | Commenced in that city yesterday, thecharge | jnown Tracy very intimately for five or =1x 135: ‘Mary aplt-tr 425 7th street. THOSE ELEGANT SUITS faltatully attend to thelr respectien aa es, | being embezzlement of the funds of the | years, and eslled frequently at his olfiee. I UST OPENED ISTOF NEW BOOKS AT . aac aad an linproper abuse of the freedom given | Chureh. The greater part of the day was | did not know that this intimacy ever ceased. J a SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, them by the revocation of Lhis orde be | ken up in arguments of counsel. George | Tracy was retained for our firm in two or Corner of 434 street and Pennsy/ranta avenue. Mr i Heir. By the author of my Daughter mor. Ww. - for dismissal.” Altmair testified to the defendant's connec- | jhree cases. Iam very intimately acquainted FOR 20 DOLLARS. deemed sufficient caus tion with the church, and the factof his hav- | with George L. Nichols. Samuel MeLew ¥ SHOE STORE ™ m | 2.0023. Balk met ‘She: lens OT ani SHOE nor. THE New ASSISTANT SECRETARY oF | ing rece the money deposited by mem- | and Mr. Southwick. I spoke to them very | 1 for car fonds Inose, New York th a full A Perfect Adonis. By the anthor of Rutledge. — THE TREASURY. — Th nt to-day | bers of the congregation ior the building of often, and have talked with them about this | ceu.s higher. Bacon high Ketph Wilton ird. By Mrs. Alexander. = S are * ;- | the chureh, and that witness had farnished | seand: y ve ed to thet shoulders, Pialv; clear rib sides, Ny. * BOOTS, 5 AITE Safely Married By the author of Castle. signed the commission of Curtis F. Barn- lefend: hick seandal. I may have talked tothem Jatyals. Lard dull bit steady refined. letely. foam sinigchen _— The Miory of Valentine aud Mis Brotucr. By Mra #20 $20 820 820-820-820. ham. of Kentueky, tobe Assistant Secretary | Taig’? Ae gecanst ieee ite ee eee | ABOUT THINGS CONNECTED WITH THE | [i "Soleress Gemand: secolges ah soe ween vo he ar Love's Viewir:a novel. By Farce. ae ty ce ee ap Rouse with his wite he was recsived Geie Andabout which the public did not know. 1 | PRK: Mase: do. roll, Isa3S. Petroleum nominally Allin hontd ¢ Annnal Record of Science and Industry for 174, By _ tuted A catitant Soureine y’of the Treasury, | STOW With jeers from some and cheers from think J talked with MeLean about counsel | Wi Lal 7, 2 fib ate orth rE Sy Kbeche ; Souiited Uday be civics bent cent! | other before I consulted Tracy. I have talked to » ofthe Avemus ees ini M ; pabiieand private GENTLEMEN BUY THEM seribing to the oath of office, which was ad- | THe INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY Scuoor, | #!1 these gentlemen during t t year x : H. L. STRASSURGER, 1V and his Court. ministered by Chief Justice Cartter, of the | CONVENTION.—On Tuesday, lth instant, ghont =, bongs wit 4 Nichol *} tax, Sbid today, Sugar strong, — — = * prices charged, "Mote etter and FOR DRESS WEAR District Supreme Court, He entered upou the | the International Sunday School Conven- | McLean's house—with him and Nichols. I | “Kew Youn’ May ¢-—stocks active end lower. N oes of Ol corte ant eeclion omen discharge of his duties this afternoon. Hon meets at Masonic Temple, Baltimore. | donot remember reading of an interview in | mover, Gold. Its. “xchange, long, 438; sbort, BANKERS. encils and School Books: ‘ oe foe Reg trip Me Herons, There Co Sunday school nennes pkey are Poeun Soe ee ry nse] hee Youn, May 4--Flour steady. Wheat quiet Sy Mca. FINONE A MWANDSOME SUIT nothing can ye' efinitely said. Heean | have been held singe 1332; the first in New satan i fe it a subject of conver- | and unchanged. Gorn heavy, a ? : go on an important mission if he desire: York, the second and third in Philadelphia, is enna It sm > | “New You —s pmants te Enrope E. pimoveu thels enki x DROIT PROFESSIONAL. FOR ONLY he has not yet made up his mind as the fourth in Newark, N.J.. tho fifth at Indi: | sation, though I may Lave done so. | The | .,.4ay gytr'g), W¥s i sold com, romataner ale i ee. phonon Banking busi- KR. JH. McBLAIR bas REMOVED his Office $20—820_-§20--820-| hme dhcp pre eae greta borg terview, and said:—I have no doubt now but | “Tyxnox, May 4, 12:30 p.m—Consols for moner, Besa. receive Deposits subject to check at sight, draw to 921 D STREET, between 9h and 1th Sounp CONDITION OF THE TREASURY — | Nelegates are expected to be present from ali | What I saw this. I may have talked with | ead fr thes cout, Bigaanre for the new Drafts oa Bal ngrnitadelphie snd ee | oe mmayS-6t" On April 30, one year ago, there was in the | the states and territories of the Union and —— S — he om fgg gg count. Erie railway shares, 26%. uy anc ‘ot . 4 Collec: 5 y +s Y 4 y ———__-+ee- tots on all pelutes S aagss And make Collec: | WV aLTEE SOOTE WEST or GENTLEMEN BUY THEM treasury $56,501,952 in gold belonging to the | from Canada, besides representatives from | ™y attention to cerlain par ” | A Woxin Ane ae Dua Dense 950. | S100. 8500, 81,000 $100. 8500, 81,000 | , (%ces-915 F sirect northwest, Washington. D. government. Yesterday the government pe. mrested tn aps. oy r Mr. Shearman read certain parts of tho in- | abeth Hughes, a demented creature, was FOR STBEET WEAR. owned $72,222,369.23 in gold. This is an ex- How A MURDERER’S ANXIETY LED To | terview as reported, but he was interraptal | wandering about the streets of J City Coe Of sold jin the treasury, owned 8b- | HisDerEction.—Henry Harrison, first mate | with an Yesterday’ with her three months old babe $20-TWENTY DOLLARS-20. Sutton The chore oa nee a year ago of the Italian brig Victoria Piere, lying at OBJECTION FROM BEACH, dead in her arms. She told the police that yas '$5,258,074.02.. This ‘year it is $1,096,375.76. ier 47, East river, was seen to-day searching | who Argued that this interview was not few ago, 15 Stock Privileges tu Wall Street, | 0.80479 Cedar st. New York city. fo many imousanls of dollare profit. Compre: | J): ROBERT REYBUBN; Office 721 isth po a alere, containing decal a ir ty aene Tomaarivanis, venus. atthe * ATES in | Qeeidenoes 3199 B civect Sorin nat nessa Re family in NEW K STOC Ons * Fo 5 fore, e pier in a suspicious manner, as if looking | proved General Tracy, and that this was mailed free to shan desiring teapeetiate Address | QCHUTFER & RAMEMAN, GENTLEMEN BUY THEM and f half yaiitions of dotiges saude Weren | for some one who bad fallen overboant, and: | As tious attempt to get this interview hain of er "ALEX. FROT a1 cule EO. WBESCD, DROORATIVE ‘overy Gasert 2, vaults th it had on the last day ‘of April, ee been seen in Cee with a woman, before e (a Rees wetiany © Ny Stock Exchange. “12 Walls, NOY Ol MENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING. FOR OFFICE WEAR. 1874. This does not look much li rested. Several tness cont recoli sly fs trepend- Body of ‘about twenty-fi lug bankruptcy. Up to and including the the body of a woman wenty-five years cul et : ¢ northwest, of this reported interview. I ma; se a Sa Do. rent expenses of the gov- | °ld was found floating im the water, near the ESve had s talk about’ but Ido not seook- Bg eg steamer Alhambra, of Jul; SPEC! jan3i-ly aire g i go . The was did. I had a talk with Mr. McLean Boston for Prince Edward's island, NATIONAL UNION MADRICN Sine Sratpant, the interest on the public debt, and | Pistaisoa was held to await an inveniektion | inet sigh ‘bat we did not converse about ihe even: English, French and Scotch Woolems, | 0 provided for. The balance is alceady | PY the coroner—N. ¥. letter, 2d inst. Efier he made his statement. in September, schooner Consuclo was lost Fire Insarance Compa: y large enough to Ray the interest and redeem | DEMOCRATIC SUCCESSES IN NORTH CAR- but I recollect no. talks with him. f ———€ the bonds for the sinking fund, and still | oxzxa.—In tne municipal election yesterday | DUS 1 recollect no special talks with him. I ne ae, OF WASHINGTON. THE FINEST Si leave several millions to apply to current in Raleigh, N. C., democrats carried 11 | tion with Moulton on ‘sul ‘of this men, awo- EXAMINE UIT expenses. With moderate receipts from | out of 17 aldermen and elected a mayor. | scandal after June 26th, 1874. I intimated to CASH CAPITAL... $100,000 oo WE OFFER FOR customs and internal revenue rough May This is the first time since the war that the | Tracy at his house last summer that he had 2. GLENDENSING, of SURPLUS... oe 106.378 25 debts for ihe year: and Nave ¢ tai estate | <Uy, nas gone democratic. a Milsboroashs statement of scandal after Gen. Tracy was ‘eect Dollars—: 7 cal a le INSURE REAL AND PERSONAL PkoP- 20 Dollars—20 20 Dollars. | of the new year—Wash. Cor. N. ¥.| Charlotte, Henderson and Warreuton, whic | {aii "Mewltos of the money weasnetions ot Sent ar aaapeeaca ERTY ON THE MOST REA- Tribune, are all the towns heard from. which he was Informed by me. I went to ee cock sins. 4ighetiemmarenn tes LIOR! ane ceurerens ? | wit, Miterpitonts tne paet,Jane | ,SEEMINaMaLono, Sraure A dinpaton | Se qiests feats Momuon ands sie are rom ad oGsiauea avenue st or east of Tt! , roo! ications had Know = OHARLES RNAP. Presiaent eee So arene, Fog a ointed admipistrator ot her are now that the miners’ strike will last | \ntitiast summer from whet i sree tne 8) OF Gavan as well as to the 7 _ ; - 5 si w four mont nger. GEO. W. BIGGS, Vice Presidout apos-tr Sons Yeu ans D Sramere._ | he had left only $1,500, to be divided between | telegram states that a ot occurred at Wasik SThcdtiot aces Mapteansh ame ter telling ee NOBLE D. LABNER, Secretary. ao an BALTIMORE SHIRT F, ce herself and three children. annon mines, near Osceola, yesterday, in At this interview with Tracy I toid Girl against Sn nae net NORTE eid FoRY. x THE STRIKE of the Brooklyn hodcarriers | W2Jch two officers were shot.” him that when the $5,000 came to the firm I race of mile heats, best three in BLCE Lick waren, SEES Yael se eet has ended by thelr a returning ‘o work at | A YouNG BunoLak Suor By a Sprtxa | didnot know where it came from. I may $5,009 3 side, in Street, Balti: a. eight! , the cl i juN.—Some weeks ce John . we said that I inferred Park, ae RENTON DNs Wemakt tho {RIT FINES OBESS'SH fiers to | to accept $3.20 for eight hours, insteal of gi | & cigar: dealer im wet & spring | came from Beecher: 1 do not recolieet ir ack, order, and in the most it manner, fur 92.25, | for ten hours. as before the hodcarriers strike non Ris promis, snd Saseny wie) An- | Tracy told me " — A EA Ww §. THOMPSON, with Bands on the sleeves; or $2.30 wil for the reduction of hours they have gained. McAuliff, a lad of seventeen, was fatally | drawn from the bank by Beech day Jane, 1875. — 1 Bs Ps" reat pee gp wounded by it while attempting to and given to Moulton. remember TRICE will pay = fair cam | B7-The coremony of Areh- | Into the store. Garland was arrested. wees ie Kad mponon to Saage Boeetiet cheat the na "SECONDHAND CLOTHING, BOOTS Stoceke vce "in "Boston serait: | ag-The United States hotel at Saratoga | £2 iy ucderteancing of the 8.00 payment SHOES. § . 623 ith street Cardinal McCloskey and Archbishop Bay has been sold at @ figure which amounts up | was that it was made in one sum, I men- lien south Hote by mail prompt my? ly took part in the servi sad ge! to about a half milion dollars, tioned the fact of the payment at that time art costs,