Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1875, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted. AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Peamsylvavia Ayenue, cor. Lith St. BY Th Evening Star Newspaper Oompany, #. H. KAUFEMANN, Pres't. THE EVENING STAR ts served by carriers Ir wererviers at TEX Ce a Fox Tere PRR. MONTH. CENTs KacH. By mati—pos: @ month: MZ mon'As, 93.00; ons year. $6.00 TAK WEEELY STAR—pubirhed Pridar- 8810 2 year, postings prepacd, BT AU mebecriptions oes ro 4 - pid Sow. OP ates of sicertinint Tormshed om application bening Star, ver, 45 -N&. 6.9: LADIES’ GOODS. REDUCING STOCK. REAT BARGAINS STRAW GOODS, PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS, 719 719 SUN LN At APPITION TO ABOVE will offer from tims Job Lots ot Extra Cheap GOT JAPSNES Leach, very f FANS, now 4 un band, f Wwrete LACE JACKETS, UN UMBRELLAS. ato . a zt 360 DAVIS" STBAW GOUDS, ‘3 Ss “pavis’. ©® LOT JOUVE $120. at 1 bowie A NS KID GLOVES. at $1 to Divi JL KINDS selling at reduced p AVES’. FANECES Nets ror ove Laces to mateb, in bar * prices at and Mil- vis’, rk cor, Sth street, UST RECEIVED-—KEAL FRENCH CHIP ATS. all « price $2.4. Li S from $1.25 up. 20 boxes of Imported FLOWE ad sbade~ ot SILKS a Ss. BF Special ai ‘ jetdtr 1109 F street, between Ith och Pattern BON reeardiess of cost. my2é Im* 4 MISS E. A. McCORMICK, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Ur Statas,! Is constantly receiving all the newest shapes Ip CHIP AND STRAW HATS, FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, SILKS, &e A choice assortment of IMPORTED BUNNETS Orders promptly filed. sly PROFESSIONAL. Ga" RGE F.GRAHAM, ATIORNEYV AT AND COMMISSIONER ew Hampehire. Delaware, Virginia, Tennes- Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Wiscon- tand New York ave.. Plant's B id’g, Was! mn, D 0. SCHUTTER & RAKeMaAN, > ARTIST: y every desertptton o: TAL aud PLAIN PAINTING 137 reet northweat. SPECIMEN KOOM. 710 E street northwest, Janzi-ly WASHINGTON. D.O $7 PE& ST FOR TEETH, EITHE « Law OF DEEDS PRATT, Graduate of, @ of Dental Surgery. 411 7th: D and ©. Used in ex tant! WASHINGTO D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1875. Ss. TWO CE T AMUSEMENTS NATIONAL THEATER. | TRULY GREAT DRAMATIC PERFORMAN: FRIDAY AND TURDAY NIGATS, Jane LE and 12. AND SATURDAY MATINEE. ‘The Acccinplished Actor, ROBERT Mc WADE, ip his natura! and picturesq personacion of RIP VAN WINKLE: Os, THE SLEEP OF TWENTY YEABS. McWADE'S extraordinary conceptt and is peculiar character is entirely his mince to be unsurpassed for tender i power: ard in ton, where he d & most brilliant engagement, it has ouneed by the press to be worthy to shi ic laurels with Jefferson. be ry superior Dramatic Company, atronage. ‘reces—General almi<sion only 50 cents; lress circle, @ ¢ i. a circle ® cvnjs: reserved orchestra chairs, $1; gallery, 25 cts. fox -heet open on Friday morn On Monday next, first and only Benefit in this city of Manager T.\J_ BARTON. 30918 VENUE THEATER. A Eleventh street and Pennsyivanta avenue. Monday, June 7, and every evening during the week. The Cheapest and Best Show in the city! ADMISSION, ONLY 15 and 25 CENTS, UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS! Reappearance of the great and only FRANK CUSHMAN! The bewitching ani brilliant MISS LOU JOHNSON ! First week o: the laughable sketch, entile THE WICKEDEST MAN IN WASHINGTON! to matinees, Tuesday and Friday after- cen j MER THEATER. — Di Beery Niet Wednestay ant Saturday Matinee. ‘The Orly Summer Theater im the Unite 1 States. Engagement for this week only of the young and brilliant emotiowal actress, Miss Alice Placide, who will appear in the thrilling drama, entitle? Held at Bay. | First time in this city of the Colored Hampton Students, four in number. Eogagement of the greatest Lrish'Comedian living, Mr. Billy Carr Ii Barris and Carroll. Elia Mayo, Kitty Alivne, Howard, Billy Emmett Helene Revere, and all of last week's company re- tamed. Je7-6t* OLD No.) Om Exhibition (NEw No. | 486 and Sale 439 7TH St. Sep RS 71H Sr. No. 439 Tia sect one Dread E streets, eight doors abote O:td Feliows’ Hall. Choice Oi! Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, ke. Also, largest stock of Paper Hangings, Window Shadex, Pictures, Frames, Peture Corde and Tas- sels. Rings. Nails, &c., in the District. BF Ten Cast Be~ Please remember Name and Number FESTIVALS. jelly "PRP LADigs OF TRINITY CHURCH, corner td and © streets, will hold a STRAWBERRY FESTIV on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS of thts w TRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, GEORGETOWN at 1 There will be held at Dambartonatreet M. Be. Sundar Sche RBSDAY and FRI- DAY EVE ef this week at 73g oclock, @ Strawberry Festival. conducted by the Bible Classes of the School. Admission free, Je2-2t" JoOC RTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Corner 9h and G streets, STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, Jane 9th and lWch. Various novelties will be introduced. General adi W cent je8 St" SPLEND ¥ THE WORLD-RE- ANOS—Partor, celebrated Pi. Ls from other well- also sell and rent on Tuning prompth BACH, 423 ich mayld-ly BROS” PIANOS ARE THE BEST made iu the country. They take the, tend of ail first class instrnments. being on a vealed in bea « nd perfection of! mechai«m in every de NOWwN Grand. Ss Pianos, Wm. anos, 7-cetaves, full known factor: h Prices reascuable. Terms easy. G. KUEN, Sole Agent, New York avenue, Washington, D. 0. Pianos regulated, tuned, exchanged ang for rent. mye H“= Sas CELESKATED PIANOS. MBS. H. L. SUMNER, rea _maret.th Sem Siigeh AZ NEE COLIBEI HUMMING BIRD) PIANO— ‘The neatest, the smallest and the cheap- made. GL. WILD & BBO. Sole Agents,! 723 7th strect northwest. haif ayusre above Patent Ofc One fine Piauo, bat little used, for sale ate Dargain marls tr STOVES, &c. 717 s®° ENTH STREET CHR. REESSNER STOVE AND MANTEL WAREROOMS i the St. George Heating Ra : Tiption. Acomp coves = Befrig r Coolers and Stands, and » fall une of Hence Fartishing Gols, GARDEN VASES AND SETTEES. Esttmates given for Hotair Furnaces, Bi Latrobes, Mantels. &c apls CEVLIN &CO., NEW ¥ORK,) thos F sTae CUSTOM DEPART {EN FORK OUn « BEST Assor STUM TLADE WE SEEZP THB ED kK OF MATERIALS TO BE FOUND tN THE UNITED STATES, STAPLE FABRICS MANUFACTURED EX PRESSLY FOB US. AND THE CHOICRST FANCY STYLES OF ENGLISH, FRENCH, GELMAN AND AMERI CAN MANUFACTURE. FOR THIS BRANCH OF OUR BUSINESS WK EMPLOY THE BEST ABTISTIO TALENT, UNEQUALED LABOB FORK THE MECHANICSL WORK, AND IN EVERY BESPECT TURN OUT STBICTLY TEST-C GABMENTS. ALL CLOTHING EDERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE OK THIS DEPARTM ADE UP IN NEW YORK AS REPRESENTED, NOTWITH- SOME OF THAT WE FILL THESB OBDEES FROM UUB READY MADE STOCK. READY MADE CLOTHING. ATOUB WASHINGTON OFFICE WE KEEF ALSO A LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FKOM OUR READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING OF OUR LATEST STYLES OF MEN#, YOUTHS, ND CHILDREN'S SUITS, AND SPRING OVERCOATS, FROM WHICH WE FILL OB- DEBS IN TWO DAYS Tims. ONE SPECIALTY IN OUR FUENISHIM GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMERICAS YOKE SHIKT, A PERFECT FITTING GAR- MENT, WHICH WE MAKE TO MEASUBB OB WUBNISH BEADY MAD) Deviin & Co., _ Seat Te 1106 F STREET p= COPYLYS NO onene NECKSSABY, CLEPHANE & CO"S NEW AUTO-LITHOGEAPHIC PROCESS. PRINTED copies of all re furnished at low Fatect Weenta por folio ct. HO words for Brat copy Sng TWO CENTS per folio for each additional ss Li letters, jac sizzile co f drawings, plans, culare, dc. t lowest rates Depesitions taken tn short-hand and transcripts Fuiabed in print at less cost (han manuscript bere- EF OBce No. 617 Nb street, OTP Gen. P.O.. 3d a W. 0, MU, a cir. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. WIT PLEASURE I ANNOUNCE to. the public that I have made all arrange- ments for giving PICNICS at Analostan Istacd. Th~ Loat leaves High street wharf every five all information apply at A129 dna minutes. For REMMIE Or to se Bests kOe Hike. B 73 Water st. 3 doors below High st. Also, the Steamer EB. G. WHEELER wili run to the Falls MONDAY, WEDNESDAY tori: RTON, on the Island ¥ JOS. PASSENO, No. FRIDAY at7a.m. On other days for Char- ter | Start from Market Bridge. Will leave: for Great Falls every Saturday evening at 50 cl ck, Teinrning Sunday evening 3¢5-Im* Fes EXCURSIONS, THE MARY WASHINGTON has larger roem for pleasure parties than any other beat FOK CHAKTERK BVERY DAY AND EVENING. Rei eceet trips to Giymo pad retura fare, Wednesdays avd Frideys. leaving 8th et wharf at%a.m Apply on board, or te Da. HOW- LAND. 219 454 street. 5 im P. W. TROTH, President. STEAMER “SUE” EXCURSIONS. The large PER, will iron Steamer leave Washi: These Excursions will be conducted in such a Manner xs will commend them to the patronage ef the public. “The tables will be <upplied with all the delicacies of the season, and every attention will be paid to the cor rt of the passengers. For full information, rates, staterooms, to STEPHENSON & BRO., 121 Pennsylvania avonne, or Stephenson s Wharf, foot of 7th street. may ]9-1m Republican.) [ok CHaRTER The conmedion Se., apply fron Steamer YY Bi having been specially fitted ap for can be chartered on reasonabl: terme. Apply to N. B. FITZHUGH, Agent, 6th street wharf, _ay2h eo Ffe® EACURSIUNS, The Steamer SUK, Capt. J PRESS, Capt. J. T. Barker, chartered for Excursions. ‘These are Large and commodion are first-class in all their appvint tably adapted for Excursions. For fuil information. apply to STEPHENSON & BRO., Agents, (Kep.} 7th-street Wharf, One Dollar. $i——_31——-$1 $1——-$1 One Dollar. jas. Harper, and EX. can be ge) mayl9-Im ALL PURE LINEN COATS. FULL THIKTY-SIX INCHES LO) FOR ONE DOLLAR. si—__$1 ___81___81-___81 STYLISH CUT—WELL MADE. PLEASANT FOR STREET WEAR. » INCHES LONG. ONLY GNE DOLLAR EACH. 82- One Doilar—® —One Dollar-81 ALL PURE LINEN. HABLE BROTHERS, TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, jet im (Corner 7th and D streets n. w. P4tes? Evastic CRUTCH, THE BEST iN USE. A full assortment of sizes im stock. Also, lowes tevis- OFT AND HAR ‘RABS. WHOLE- SOnT ena Oyster Depot, 621 D SHELL + sale and retail, at the Noi B street northwest Vailroad Depot. NICHOLAS WHITE . je7-6t At THE BALTWORY, SHIBT Fac. 112 F Street northwest fashington, D. Ci, to ry on distance when 5 Salle "and Sate sent by wail when paid ly KEEP COOL: | mati and ee STRAW HATS silk and buff linen. pee Hatter, Pennsylvania avenue, mayz-tr jext to corner of 13th street, cial agent to visit the south EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. THE RECEIPTS to-day were, from internal revenue, &2 from customs, $358 THE AMOUNT of national bank note cur- rency received at the Treasury to-day for re- demption aggregate! $1,018,499, GEN. JosEra Db. WrnsTER hax been ap- Pointed colicctor of internal revenue fur Chicago. Levi HUBBELL, United States District attorney at Milwaukee, has been suspended. No successor has yet been appointed, THE U. 8. S. PryMourH arrived at Port Royal, South Carolina, on the 7th inst. Ail well on board. WIELIA M A. MANN has been appointed a first-class clerk in the contract office, Post Office department. GEORGE CALLAN has been appointed in- ternal revenue storekeeper for the 10th New York district, and Alonzo B. Webster gauger for the 13th New York district. CAPT. CHARLES E. MORSE, lth infantry, has been ordered to transfer temporarily to Capt A. F. Rockwell, acting quartermaster, all the property, fands and records in his pos- session pertaining to national cemeteries. CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS —The Presi- dent has made the following appointments: Wm. N. Pethich. interpreter at consulate, Tien Tsin, China; K. B. Lee.do., at Foochow, China; Yu C. Cheeng, do., at Canton, China. THE U.S. S. CoLoRADO was put out of commission as a sea going cruiser, at New York, on the %th instant, and the officers and crew of the Vermont were transferred to her as a receiving ship. A TREATY for the extradition of criminals between the United States and the Ottoman Empire has been proclaimed by the Presi- dent. It does not apply to offences of a political nature, and peither government is found to deliver up its own citizens, THF LIST OF CANDIDATES for ailmission to West Point this year includes the names of John S. Mallory, Thos. L. Starling and James H. Young, of Virginia; Alonzo L. O'Brien, Chas. F. Pearis and John H. Wood, of West Virginia; and Wm. E. Almy and J. Walker Berret, of the District of Columbia. REAL ADMIRAL MULLANY, commanding the North Atlantic station, was in Wash- ington yesterday, and had an interview with the Secretary of the Navy. He is at present on leave ofabsence. Captain W. D. Waiting is the senior officer in command at Port Royal, South Carolina, the present head- quarters of the squadron. A BOARD, to consist of Surgeons B. J. D. Irwin ul B. A. Clements and Assistant Surgeon Girard, has been ordered to assemble at the Military Academy, West Point, on the lth instant, toexamine into the physical qualifications of the members of the gradu- ating class and the candidates for adm ssion to the academy. A Goon @RDE: be Commissioner of Pensions to-day issued an order relative to examining boards and surgeons, informing them that in many cases the settlement of claims is delayed by the failure of sueh boards and surgeons’ to promptly forward certificates of examination to tle pension officer, and directing that hereafter they for- ward such certificates without delay auder pain of immediate dismissal. AnD YET ANOTHER NEw PLASET.-Lo Verrier reports to Admiral Davis, superin- tendent Naval Observatory, that a new planet was discovered by Borelly, of Mar- sei les, 00 Tunes, at 10 hours, in RA. 17 b. 20 m. 16 8 N.P.D. 111° 2/15. Daily motio in R. A —15m. 5s. (?) in N. P.b. plus 4 iy Itis of the eleventh magnitude. It will re- ceive the number 146, Dr. Peters’ two ubi- lee” planets being 14 and 145, respectively. THe New Fiv st Office depart ampel eu- 2 profile y eral Zieh Taylor, taken from a@ bronze copy of the voted Gen. Taylor by Congress, May 9, 1643, In commemoration ‘of the battle Buena Vista, Dr. Linderman, director of the mint, having kindly furnished the copy. The vignette on the five-cent adhesive stamp isa full-faced picture of Gen. Taylor. LooxinG ArTER THE U. S. MARSHALS.— Attorney General Pierrepont has sent a spe- rn states to as- certain how efficient the United States mar- shals there are in the performance of their duties, and whether the service can be im- proved in any of the states by a change in those officers. Since the recent order of the Attorney General there has been a very marked falling off in the number of applica- tions for pardon. THE WAR ON THE Wuisky RING.—Si retary Bristow feels confident that he will secure the conviction of members of the whisky ring in the west on_a charge of de- frauding the government. Heis pushing the investigation in quarters heretofore not sus- pected, and says that evidence is rapidly ac nulating, showing that ail the frauds lave not yet been exposed and stopped. A good many additional seizures will be made. THE OFFICIAL GOLD HUNT IN THE BLACK HILL. ‘ommmissioner Smith, of the Indian bureau, to-day received the following dis- pateh from Mr. Waiter P. Janney, ehief of the Black Hills geological exploration. Tae dispatch is dated from a t ch of Bouver Creek, at the western base of the Black Hulls: “The greater area of the Black Hills isin Dacotah. Tae formations in this vici ity are of recent geological age, and r 1 cross through the hills a s¢ the gold hills reported to exist near ‘arney’s Peak. WANTS TO CHANGE His NAME.—Third Assistant Postmaster General E. W. Barber yesterday received the following letter from East Long Branch. It was ad«tressed to “Mr. Farber, Dead Letter Oftice, Washington, D. ©3 KL Mr. Barber:—Dear Sir: I ask of youa little information. My name is Robert Henry Brahn, and I wish to changeit to Robert Henry Brahnington, and [ wish you to answer this letter and tell me if I ‘havea Wright to do so, and where I must apply to get it changed, and I will pay you for your trouble. Answer soon, and oblige, yours truly. The Thint Assistant Postmaster General will probably answer that the best way to chenge his name is to get married and take lis wife's name. PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRATIONS.—Senator Morton had a protracted interview with Mr. Pierrepont today. The latter spoke of the interview to representatives of the press, and said that matters of political impor- tance were discussed, and then added, sig- nificantly; “Senator Morton is, Best know, a rominent candidate for the jency.” ‘rom this remark Presidential succession was talked over. The Attorney-General said he did not feel at lib- erty to disclose yey! the Roney na accused of Presidential aspirations, but to- day he remarked: “If the people don’t want me for President any more than I want the office, there is no probability of ever be- ing nominated.”—Wash. Corr. N. ¥. Post, 9h. NAVAL ORDERS.—Assistant Engineer John K. Barton to special duty at Chester, Pa, Detached—Captain David L. Braine from the command of the Vermont and ordered to the eee eee ao Hazlett, F. W. “recker - P. jasters McIntosh ‘and Charles Garrisford, py sy ed free, HB. Hi DR. LINDERMAY, the lirecto: of the mints, Will start to-morrow for the Pacitic coast, where he will examine the mints at Carson City, Denver, and San Francisco. He will Tem:in on the Pacific coast about two mouths, and on his return will visit St. Louis and Chicago in connection with the proposed establishment of a new miat. Tne Rey. Mr. HINMAN, the missionary among the Sioux, who recently acted as in- verpreter for the Red Cloud and Spotted Til ‘elegations, and whose appointments as one {the commissioners to negotiate with the Indians was requested by the chiefs nama, will be arnointed in accordance with their Wish. 1tisnot probable, however, that the Rey. J. P. Newman, whose appointment to a similar office was asked for by the chiefs, Will be appoit tet, owing to his inexperience in dealing with the Indians. In JUSTICE TO THE TREASURY CouNT- ERS.—The publications in TuE STAR both yesterday and the day before of correspon- dence between banks and the national re- demption agency of the Treasury respecting shortage in money packages, has led to the conclusion ou the part of some readers that the packages are reported short and made so through the abstractions of money by the Treasury counters. This seems to be the general opinion of bank officers who them. selves sometimes make careless counts for the fact that the money for redemption re- ceived at the Treasury in packages is in as many instances over as under in amount. Quite recently a bank sent a package which bad five thousand dollars more in it than it sent an invoice for, and it is of record that in a dozen cases banks have been notified of errors in their favor ranging in amounts from one hundred to five thousand dollars. The misfortune for the Treasury counters Is that when a bank is reported short it always makes a loud outery concerning the short- age, but when the mistake ison the other — the banks don’t have much to say about t. THE NEW DUTIES OF QUARTERMASTER GENERAL ME1GS.—The following letter, ad- dressed by the Secretary of War to Quarter- master General Meigs, will show the nature of the special service to which that officer has been assigned War DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON CIty, May 11, 1815.—General M. C. Meigs, Quurter- master General U. 8. A., Washing'on.—General: The President, recognizing your varied and distinguished services as an oflicer of engi- neers, and as qnartermaster general during the most eventful period of the military his- tory of the country, and desiring that your experience may be still farther extended, and the result of your observations be embodied in a special report, directs that you bedetachet upon special service, with full pay and all cbances for the purpose of inspecting and re- Porting upon the organization of foreign ar- mies. It_is expected that you will make the staif departments the special subject of your investigations, partieularly the quartermas- ter's department, as it has been many years since that department has been represented by a commission abroad, while other corps have enjoyed this advantage. You wil} ernbrace in your tinal report, not only the results of your observations in for- eign armies, but that which may be of most value in the reports of your own subordinates during the recent rebellion, and make such suggestions and recommendations as in your judgment will add to the efficieney of our own organization. You will be allowed eighteen months for this purpose from June Ist, or such portion of that time as may be deemed necessaty by you properly to perform this duty. * * « * 1am, General, very respeetfally, «ce. W. W. BE AP, Secretary of War. DR.PETER'S JUBILEE PLANETS.—A second observation has enabled Dr. Peters of the Litchfield observatory to determine that both the objects discovered by him on the morning of the 8th instant were hitherto un- Known planéts. Ina letter he says: “Very compiete a: tisfactory observations were ontained Friday nt when the planets were near the meric I weuld not pat down the maguituie of 14, as of the tenth, and 145 as beiween the eleventh and twelfth. The mo- tion of the latter deviatesa little to the south from the parallel.” In honor of the reception en him in Utiea on Thurs tay, Dr. Peters styles these the “Jubilee Planets,” and names them respectively *Vibilia” and “Ad>ona.’ SHALL Bisnor Wiirrt AM BE TRIED? he resolution of several of the clergy of the yiand diocese to procure the trial of Bishop Whittingham by an ecclesiastical court on the charge of having failed to di harge his duties in connection with the pre sentment of Mount Calvary church clerg: is creating considerable agitation in chureh cireles, and its certain that several of the most influential bishops intend to endeavor to effect a compromise by which the trial of Bishop Whittingham “may be avoided. Bishop Wilmer, of Louisiana, is now in Bal- timore, supposably on this errand, and other of the chureh dignitaries are expected. A HERO who Diep or Hts INsuRtE: James C. Oliver, the engineer on the freight train which was wrecked on the Baltimore Central Railroad last week, bas died of his injuries. He stuck to his engine to reverse it, when be might have jumped off and saved his life. But going over with it he was terri- bly burned by falling among ii vecoals thrown from the engine, besides receiving a fracture of one of his legs and being severely bruised. The water from the tank poured upon him as soon as he fell under the wreck, which drowned out the fire, but formed a hot gas- cous steam, the breathing of whieh is sup- posed to have seriously injured him. A_SEc ‘T MEETING OF MINERS was hi at Wilkesbarre, Pa., Tuesday and yesterday, and & proposition was discussed whether they should continue the fight generally or go to work around Wilkesbarre so.as to en- abie them to send aid to the Schuylkill men so that they might continue the fight. 2 leaders, however, were opposed to any r sumption. Posters were put up by the pro- prietors of Diamond shaft, near Willcesbarre, announcing that work will be resumed to- day, and inviting miners to eal! on them. Only fifteen applied. The posters created much exeitement. D. WEMYSS JORSON ARRESTED AS ID SANE.—In the Tombs police court yesterday, David Wemyss Jobson was committed b; Justice Kilbreth to the care of the commi ners of charities and correction on a charge of insanity. The charge was preferred by Officer Moore, ot the Franklin street police, who found General Jobsou at the marine court “acting and behaving like an insane person.” The Tombs physician states that Gen. Jobson is decidedly insane.—N. ¥. Tvi- bune, 9th. THE INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRKAPHICAL CONVENTION, in session at Boston, yester- day named Vhiladelphia and July 1, i8i6, as the place and date for bolding the next an- nual convention. The Greeley monument committee reported that a fund of $5,052 was sufficient to guarantee the selection of a suit- able memorial within a year. A resolution was adopted requiring subordinate unions to refuse full membership to young men under twenty years of age, and instracting the unions to admit none who have not served four years at the business. TWEED’S OLD COMPANIONS, in the days of his power, areall scattered, some in prison and some in exile, and one of them has just died a drunkard’s death in Paris. “Jim” jee fp ap alae epg re pe of Among the boys; but retribution Overuok amon; 8; bu ution overt him with the rest of the gang, and he ended bis days in astrange land, a wretched for- saked sot. Ill-gotten gains sometimes don’t —— It would be as well for imitators of mmany to take note of this.—Phila A STEPMOTHER’S CRUELTY.—Halfadozen < the residenis Im No. ee West Ea ota street a] in cou! Schwa man, of the same house, for contine ually beati ee ae eens man ner er seep Maggie, ve The little oo aad eek ee severe black result of the accused's ill-treatment. irs. Schwartzman was for trial.—N. ¥. Herald, h. Misa hoogss aga beth FOR CONNECTI- cur.— Connecticut soaks restontay an amendment for. - providing Jan sessions of was tad witht eesti house, so that wi it will now go to the le. Inter-Ocean says *‘the defence has eoeriad ls beat Bivarte ala Beach Defends Tilton. CONTINUATION YESTERDAY'S Ak After our tele graph rej of Judge Beach in the closed yesterday, counsel commented arguments of Judge Porter, with whom, he said, he had been associated in law fort ears. ‘ilton-Beecher tr: UMENT. rt of the argument m the rty He was grieved that he appearel ere as subordinate or secondary adversary TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR, THE SCANDAL TRIAL. tal BEACH ON BEECHER. but in that there was no disgrace. His hu- miliation was in the ignoble position he had taken in applying calumnionus epithets to this plaintiff. ‘Counselargned at lengta that Ure jury must flod from the proofs presented em whether the defendant’s claim to in- necence in the matter is established. then referred to THE VARIOUS ONSLA TON The counsel for defe..ce had dwelt at some He UGHTS MADE ON TIL- e NEW HAMPSHIRE. GOV. CHENEY'S MESSAGE ee TEE MINERS’ STRIKE. length on what is called the “true story,” and stated that Theodore Ti first by that name to Redpath, and that after- wards he had pronounced Beach argued that the testimony had been misquoted by Porter, and read from the evi- dence of Tilton to disprove the assertion made by counsel. against Tilton was that he quoted in the B con letter a garbled edition of the * contrition.” or “apology,” and failed to give jt that was favorable to Beecher, and this was a serious imputatio and require! to be examined to see if they bad disproved Tilton’s Integrit the witnesses produced for him. that portion of then read the characterized nh it false. The next accusat letter TILTON AS A KNAVE AND D9G, and said that he was living on Beecher’s magnanimity. Was this imputation to rest and not be deni remedied but by a simple relation of the facts with regard to his dealings with the church and the West charges; and t Tilton quoted from Beecher's lette what part did he omit? Beecher. ble to Beecher. ed? How was this to Porter says Counsel read the portion whieh Was not quoted, and appealed to the jury there was anything in it which was fa called it Mr. or any of Mr. Beach ortion of the letter referred to, and said that Tilton had not put in a word or suggestion in that docament imput- ing an offence to Beecher; on the contrary, it Shields and defends both. Bat Bacon had ora It was true that Tilton de- clared that his wife was as pure as an ange and that the charges were Improper propo —~e—__ BROOKLYN SCANDAL TRIAL. Mr. Porter Explains and Mr. Beach Continues His Argument, Ew YORK, June 10,—The court room this a. mM. was again a scene of crowding more dense. if possible than yestenlay, and that of | despite of the instructions issued by Ju Neilson. When Mr. Beach, who was early in bis arrival, entered, he was received with a perfect storm of applause. Tilton was present, Beecher and his wife were abse. Mr. Porter stated that Mr. Evarts was una- voidably absent, as hebad to zo to Washing ton, and therefore was deprived of hearing the remarks of Mr. Beach to-day, but would be present to-morrow. A DISCLAIMER FROM YR. PORTER. After a few remarks from Mr. Porter, dis- timing any bitterness in his attack on Tilton, and stating that he hal not used the phrase attributed to him yesterday: “Down down, to bell and say I sent thee there,” Mr Beach replied that he awas sorry if he had misunderstood his learned friend, but he had beard him say be DOWN, DOWN,” to Tilton, and had naturally thought t he desired to consign Tilton to hell, and, indeed said counsel, I think sestill. [Laughter.) Beeeher aud his wife entered at this point and took their customary seats. Mr. Beecher then continued bis He said that Mr. Porter, in his add stated that the words “PAROXYSMAL KISS he omitted that portion of it most favorable to Adress ress, lund Pl sais, and it was in this view that these | Were not heard of ‘rom the lips of Beecher, papers were prepared which aroused the hos- | but w only used by two witnesses, Mou! tility of Beecher. What was therein the | ton and Tilto who attributed them to letter to Dr. Bacon, except the quotation | Beecher. Counsel had taken the trouble to from his own letter to Tilton, that forces | €xamine the works of Beecher, and hal Beecher into this angry moot? Ualy that | found in one of his sermons the word “par- quotation, which of ail the letters of contri- | Oxysmal” with its meaning attached. and Uon he swears on the stand, is true. The | Which signified impulsive and warm. counsel next said that Mrs. M on the stand, pronounced Tilton as treac harged her with being aco erous, and spirator agi onlton, wh Beecher then cite: nd sermons of F paroxysmal” o¢ ile several eases from works be adjective ral conn nst Beecher, and that she was | tions. These examp! speaker acting under the influence of her husband. | hot exonerate Beecher from the z of that Counsel read to the jury Mrs. Meulton’s evi- | term. Another phrase, standin dence on the subject, to show that there was THE BRINK OF A MON n sa Porter says was not _use nothing that justified the other side ing Mrs. Moulton regarded Tilton with los ing or cailed him treache: then adjourned. The coi Desperate Fight with a Burglar. A MAN SHOT DOWN IN HIS BEDROOM AT MIDNIGHT. Additional particulars of the fatal shooting of Mr. Aaron Shute by a burglar at his resi- enue, Brooklyn, yYclock a.m. Tuesday have been The thief entered b windows Shute’s bedroom, where Mr. and dence, 4 at 122 ported. kitchen Thomy were asleep. and Mr. Shute’s gold watch and ci a dressing table near the ga burglar put out the gas, and was reaching for the watch and chain when awoke, and, springing out of bed, grappled with him. They fell, and the noise a Mrs. Shute, who attempted to light the gas, The burglar, fearing Mrs. Shute’s cries would bring assistance, and as Mr. Shute still clung to him, drew a revolver but could not. and deliberately SHOT MR. SHUT: The wounded man still held on to the bur- nace desperate efforts to escay haying opened a window and Murder!” he was met a door by Mrs. Toby, a relative w rooms on the third floor. glar who Mrs. Shut shouted, * hold him, but he shook her off swiftly down the reached the foot of the stairs he became bewildered. and aud found th was t Then h missed his w: parlor. Fina hall, and then went down s: ment, leaving his blooly marks him, on the side walls and woolw: ESCAPING BY THE KITCHEN WIN to the garden of Mr. MeM whose mansion fronts o: His footprints are here again plainly seen in the newly-turned earth, and the blood marks sare also traced along the directioa of Macon | Street as far asa little summe xanien, a distance of some t He left behind him in the house a thin black alpaca cap and a dai The bull's eye of the lantern is The ries of Mrs he jumped vlood stains E inson # and pré TWICE THROUGH one of 1 to T HEAD. he front door, bu rowN across ani he turned about and went rer of the house, hoping to en stairs and get out as he again, a He {not of tow: ch th t entered. ny 1 to gain t airs tothe ba Aro 1 got ma) Dy he McDonough stre Mr. Irs. Shute Mr. Shnte the room © occupied » the back house in the o huadred feet. M came fre itton, the lips NEW HAMPSHIRE. Goy. Cheney's Message. CONCORD, May .—Gov. Chene mes- sage, submitted to the legislature to-day at hoon, fixes the state debLat $5,741,330, having been reduced $55.25) during the ‘year. revenue of the state has been $55,054, and current expenses $420,344.61. the necessity of a constitutional convention during the ‘current year, ishing the -‘religious tes’ maintenance of the present Ji the He favors the He nor la " % The gas had been left burning, 8 the educational policy of the state has n lay on i been as broad and liberal as it should bracket. The | have been, and urges the founding of more advanced « present exist sea tions He inyites the attention of the legislature to earnest inquiry whether by legislation the purity of elections can be more effectually protected, and condemns the system of 01 epresentation. It may be well to inquire, he says, whether the sta- tute requiring the full Christian name of candidates for office to be written or printed upon all ballots is not liable to be so eon- strued as to defeat rather than accomplish the purpose of its framers. The messa closes with hearty commendation of the ap- proaching national centennial. oke HE 2. peers caren NEW YORK NOTES. She attempted to | gansta a ughter im the Fourth ree. di then ran , Your S i : sarior stairs. When be New York, Jane 1.—Phiilip Olw trial for killing James Orr, has been vieted of manslaughter in the fourth de: Suspension of Bankers. rker & Mackin, bankers, of Newark have suspended; abilities, $15,00. Specie Shipments. He pecie shipments to to-day: — 20.400 tn gold coin bars he 00 in silver eo 450 in silver bars. se Bids for Governme: acl were twelve bids for t lay, Aggregating $500,000, at from mn THE MINING TROUBLES. More Intimidations. WILKESHARR A large number of miners were gathered around the D of Mr. Parrish, « before the ty ived. mond shaft this morn! going to work had With a body of police, came upon the ground, but out of Several hundred men preseut, one or two on © willing to go into Lhe shaft. rought | Others we fave ving to work, bu to the see1 geant Weeks, of thei2th, and | aut not. trough te rving. Une treet: Sergeant Smith and Roundsman Nelson, of | ment usualiy meted oul to black lese™ the 9th precinct, and a private watchm: Parrish expected to have enough men to the latter employed to watch the block on | enter and start the shaft, but he could not get which Mr. Shute lived. Mr. } them, and the sha(t remains idle. moved from the pool of t | fs cciciotecrcanrone's lay, and laid on a bed: Dr. | Fatal Tag Beat Explosion. him and pronounced his wou BurFFAaLo, June 10.—Tag boat KR. Hidferd Was about fifty years of age, and was | exploded her boiler this a-m., near lower attached to the New York Mercantile Jour- | partof Central whert, killing Capt. James nal. The burglar is described short, d, Edward Day, esq.,a resident of Cleve- thin man, with smooth face and brown hair. Ohio, anda boy, name unknown. A No arrest has vet been made. Mr. Shute’s | fisherman was also very seriously, and, it is condition last night was more [ayorable, N ton w YorkK I gents settled condition, owing to th Garner's goods 7 which induced immense purchases by the jobbers; but the latter frittered tn fighting their wes and offered the goods in profits customers at cost ton Mill on red producti weeks, ul pri which have 1a ed time, have concluded to cease | entirely in July fora number of The failure of the Metro) a lar company was announced, wi bilities to the commission houses. moyement in heavy woolens for 1 was spasmodic, and on the whole « holders of merchandise ceedingly quiet with the im- porters during the week in nearly all of the departments, and there was a marked de- crease in the magnitude of the offerings at auction, which were unimportant. Yr. oops MArker.—( nods continued very quiet in firsthands, but there were no price changes of import ance, although a few revisi with y been ranni enerally meagre a letin, June). Lorre: Louisiana, has junction restrain! tery company. DECISION IN NEW ORLEANS. The superior district court at New Orleans, le granted a preliminary in- ng the city administration further proceeding in the matter of the ogee bond plan for the liquidation of e city debt, on the ground that the plan infringes upon the chartered rights of a lot- BEAT His LItTLe Gree To DeaTH.—The | © Eufaula, Aia., Times says that a negro man named Wesley Cox, living near Clayton, literally beat his little daughter—two o7 Ear Rae gh a sumi @ spec jury, be! Whom the inhuman w: jcted for murder. Lou A the a) tment of superintendent Egyptian Military College near Cairo, Egypt. with the rank pay of a brigadier general in the regular army of the Khedive. ity, has THE SUIT OF Mgs. J. PHILIP ROMAN, as executrix of her husband, against Mali, of New Y« was Hypolite ‘Kk, involving the title to a dollars’ worth | thought, fatally injured. Cause of explosion | unknown. The boat was blown to atoms, and the wreek sunk. The force of the explo- sion Was so great that the boty of Capt. Hand thrown over a four-story buikling, + the view of equal ing, | Bendred and fifty feet across the street * xs sabes body of Mr. D: Ss earbor. The print market was in a very an- | "4Y 0! Mr Day sunk in the harbor : 1D peyote The Washington Treaty. Seether Pelaned Orrawa, Juue 1.—No official reply has yet been received from the Imperial govern. | ment to the appeal of the Dominion govern- | ment against infraction of ciaims ia th | Washington treaty respeeting free admis- sion of Canadian fish in cans and otierwise ng | to the United States. eect Ue The Maryland Demecratie State Con- vel om. 10.—The demoer atic bu Vebtion to nominate candidates for comptroller, and treasurer has led to meet in Baltimore city, Wednesday, July 21. Drowned, Lewes, DEL., June 10.—Sandy Johuson, cook of the schooner Sarah Lavina, was walhed overboard yesterday morning, oi Absecon, and drowned. —_.—__—- The Turf in Eu: ‘DON, June 10.—At the races at Ascot to-day the gold cup was won by Doncaster, Aven turiere in second and Nougat third. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. BALTIMORE, Ju state si- ny BALTIMORE, June consol Pa Carolina 6 4 bid to-day. BaLtimore, June this week, and about middie on vale, 6 a7) He alludes to nd favors abol- | institutions than at | The Complaint Against the Rattimore | CONPFRENCE OF THE RAILROAD PROPLE | AND RESIDENTS OF SOUTH WASHINGTON. | | Te-day at noon, by appointment, Governor Bowie president; Mr GC. Wilktus, saperin- tendent, Mr. 0. A. Stevens, general agent; | 8nd Col. Joseph Wood, engineer of the Battt- | more and Potomac raltroa 1, met a commitiee } of the property-hollers and residents of | South Washingten—Dr. Morgan and Messrs. | (8. Church, J. L. Kidwell, and G. W. Goo all_who compiain Unat as now orated ahd ope: 1 Mary- ‘and avenurs, is damaging them and their | Property. A ‘ter mutual tntrodactions, DR. MORGAN stated to the representa 1 18 lot tb & portion of the city whieh I¢ | Becoming quite popalous—now contatning | perhaps 25.000 residents—and that heretofore the running of Towl has not been a great source of annoyance to them, but as business has increased it hat become detrimental their interests in the manner ta which it was opera He suxgested that Mr. Charen should read a statement that he had pre- ared. PONER, CHURCH READ THE STATE NENT in which he says that the act of © =* of June 21,1 tbo extend a@ lateral branch to L bat they did not see where the ity To use and occupy t . gave the company the rig @ br ixe. nue; that the occupat that extent ts an fr ju that at present when a Ww: car itis almost impossible for another cle to pass. He refers to the April §, 0, which prohibits the occupancy of streets for private por roadway shall cbarges that garded the ver under foot the ing to the enjc the a atiy tates, it mutted to s axes. and provides tbat 1 % ' > ralroad 60 fee law of April 26, 1573, rel “Uction Of streets, is also vio: charged, by the cars being por: n the tracks, and lumber ard other materials reraaining in the streets The company are asked to take up all tracks in Maryland avenue but two, and have them placed in the center of said avenue within space of twenty feet, and that on either side the tracks there be parking and trees, which will only beautify the avenue, but save life by preventing accitents. ENERAL DISCUSSION. Mr. Church said that ifthe company is con- fined to two tracks they will get rid of the unloading. Superintendent Wilkius.—Why not confine track. us te Dr. other wa the whol Mr. Churet. the right but for be Libera: Mr. Stevens & to the tracks as 0 u might take the rale the in five tracks, taking up way that they have the right w laid. Four tracks could be maintained there, for ander the ¢ of the Alexandria they had the right Colonel Wood here explaine! that ander the agreement with Lieutenant Hoxte the company 1 be allowed the sixty ta the center, leaving a thirty-foot roadway and twenty-foot pavement on either side. He her exp . id of a map, that they would require switches to get into the depot ScUsSiON WAS continued for some time, during h Mr. Wilkins assured 1 committee that th ny were doing all in their power to pre Mr. Chureh said that there v sity for occupying so much of th any complaint. 10 neces- rriages Way, und that there was no objec to the freight A K TO BALTIMORE. id the company claimed a | space occupied, and it was the read. This increasing even that between Alexandria and thts city, and one object of | their visit here was to fustruct the engineer to issue orders for immediate grading for a double track to Baltimore. Their disposition was todo all the business they could with the least annoy 8 Mr. Chuareh 4 that Lieut. Hoxie hat acted in the interest of the company to making the agreement, and had not con- ferred with the citizens. Mr. Wilkins thougnt that Lient. Hoxie did | not act m the interest of the company, for be thonght be was pretty hard on it Mr. Church suggested that three tracks night be agreed upon. After sa er diseussion, *R BOWIE SAID that with ticers of the company be would ta subject in consideration, and Would state that the company were disposed | not to lnterfere with the rights of any, and | for the citizens of Wastington they bad the kindest feelings. Mr. Wilkins assnred t there is any possible way to satisfy tbe peo: ple of South Washington in this matter con- Sistent with the interests of the road that way would be a ed. The interview her terminated. ———— The Fire Alarm Telecraph. CONTRACT FOR [TS COVSTRUCTION AWARD- ED TO GANEWELL & C The District Commissioners have awanted the contract of constracting the new fire- alarm telegraph lo Gamewell & Co. New York. T! ing of 2 necessary inery, mate- rials and labor for the erection of a new and perfected system of telegraph for fire alarm purposes for Washington and Georgetow! said work to be of the best Kind, and dove ast thorough manner; to be inspected sroved by Lhe Commissioners of the . or some other party to be desig- ted by them, to see t the same eorre- sponds with the Specifications. The commit~ tee Lo Whom was assigned theduty of making proposals and opening bids—P% dent Wil- jams, of the fire commissioners, Chief Engt- neer Cronin, of the District fire department, 1 erintendantof Fire Alarm Telegraph @ committee that if unanimous in recommending which is now in use in upwarcs of seventy cities in this country. and is known as Gamewell & Co.'s automatic non-interfercuce electro: madnetic re t®r. It will be arranged for ten independent and complete metalic elr- cnits, acting and reacting on each, to be so arranged with a repeater that they can be operated inde ‘or Logether as desired. Ii has not yet been determined where to lo- cate the ce office. but it is provable that an additional story will be put on the Frank- lin engine house, on D street, for tis purpose. setae eel THE Gyrsy ¢ HABEAS Corpus CASE. Yesterday the little gypsy irl Curlenia Har- rison, whose allezed detention by ber father uta gypsy Camp was reported in THE STAR, improvec was brought before Judge MacArthar ig obedicnce to the habeas corpus mentioned ta that port. essrs. W. M. Evans, H. W. Garnett and R- Harrington appeared for the mother, and Judge Fisher for the father. Fisher said that a divorce suit would be at once red, and it would be shown that the father was the ped custodian of the child. Justice MacArthur replied that b Ubat case he would remit the whole ma ter to the chancellor. He then took bonds i $1,000 fo production of the child nex Saturnlay a Rip VAN WINKL -Of Rovert MeW Who appears as ~ Kip Van Winkle,” a National Theater to gorou ements of humor and pathos which have made the sleeper of tae Catskill famon -- = sued oy Aictaisen Y ton eenae, Mast Sermisned dietom . Came Eallowing rere tee prices bid, aad ecbed ets n Stock Exchange to-day dof Kepublic, ation jetropolitan V1 bid: Sccond National Bank, 300 asked: mal Bauk, 110 bid. 16 asked; Far chapics National > of Company stock. ibid: Wational Cnion Stuck, 180 bid; Ni