Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1875, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sandays Excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Peussyivania — cor. Lith St. prepaid. rubseription: imvariat’y tm advances, ane sent longer than paid /. UW Kates of edvertisint Furnished om appitcation. LADIES’ GOODS. Vs. 45 -N&. 6.942. LneennEE = inEEEieeemEEEEEeEmeeenee a. _ EVENING STAR. | 19 LoW PRICES, 719 ( RAND OPERSTTA. = > Laos Washington News and Gossip. ‘The choapest lot of HAMBORG EDGINGS and THE RECEIPTS to-day were, from internal To te Performed by Prof. John Eepata’s Papi? ¢, aT THE NATIONAL THEATER, DAY EVENING, Juar Bs) as. jon. 50 cts. jedi att ever offered fi revenue, $424,008.96; from customs, $287,858. THE AMOUNT of national! bank note cur- Tency received at the Treasury department to-day for redemption aggregated $1,272,509. this market, at DAVIS’, 719 MARKET SPACE. r ‘ail given Musical id Sienies {SCHOOLS | posy CHAPLAIN O. E. HERRICK has bee? Q8 LOT OF COLORED ROEDER! eS AY) NIGHT. 251" ,“inst., at Jefe relieved from duty at Fort Warren, Mass., STITC! NDRERCHIEFS 1 3 cenis, son Schoo! Building. Procee” 7 jnst.. at Jeffer “s Je mg npr nc i272 medals in patiic schools cf gif, 1, PAr and ordered to report at Fort Monroe, Va. > ieee Admieniee 3s ceria” # course PERSON AL.—Attorney General Pierrepont sea le 719 MARKET SPACE. “OMIOUE SUMMF SSS — | and Secretary Bristow returned from New QRS. J. P. PALMER. by yt "BR THEATER. Pal pout York yesterday afternoon on the limited ex- M*. all kiadw of STRAW an Savwrday dines —" stgigement for one week only | Press train. ----Hon. Chas. A. Eldredge, of MILLINEBY GOODS at and of Mr, MILTON N° GLUES, who will appear in bis | Wis., is at Willard’s —. BELOW COST ee eine fonal Drama entitled Jim Bud: —— FRENCH CHIP HATS. $2 ben meer sand Dete tives. Engacemont of LEAVE ©F ABSENCE for six months, on Special attention given t GLAD, Artists, the Stuart Sisters. Mayo, Alies Gleason, ani last P any retained. BBN sewithstanding the superior and costly SEES 2: prices will usual. Ts. as. J.P. PALME. 1109 F street, between 1rh and 124) AT BARGAINS surgeon's certificate of disability, nas been granted Post Chaplain M. L. Chevers, Fort Monroe, Va. The leave ot absence granted jeer pore 2 First Lieut. Geo. W. Kingsbury, 12th infan- IN oe ba) try, from headquarters military division of ° OL, No.) Om Exhibition (New No. | the Pacific, bas been extended six months. anes eee <TH 8r. is ae | ESTIMATES FOR THE NEXT FIscat 2. and Embroidered, ‘The YEAR.—The heads of the several bureaus of the Treasury department are having sent to them to-day a circular enclosing bianks to AT MARKRITER Ne. 439 Tth street, (ody oa EE streets, eight doors above Odd Peliows’ Hall. s Choice Oil Paintings, Engravings, Chromos. &o. Also, stock of Paper Hai OVERSKIETS AND BASQUES. ‘ on aie ek “Window | be used in submitting estimates required for - \dewell to examine my stock before | spader, Pictures, Frames, Pleture Corde and Tas. | these comutting ¢ ‘year ending June 30, retasing elsewhere : sels, Rings, Nails, &., in the District. 1877 M. SILVER, Terus CA : eee Please remember Name and Number. jel-ly THE OFFICIAL TRIP of Chief Clerk Avery, jel he TUT Market Space. BE BEST SELECTED STOCK © ADIES SUITS AND OVER description, at of the Treasury department, and S. I. Kim- ball, chief of the revenue marine service. to California, is for the purpose of establishing life-saving stations on the Pacific coast, in- stead of inspecting the same, as has been er- roneously printed. Capt. J. M. MARSHAL beesses | EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. Te ANNUAL Bemeron FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH mm , JUNE 30 ashington will leave the wharf amer Mary A. Q. M.. has of Sth street at $:30 a. m. om,1), eeoeieee been relieved from duty at the military ae eg ere ee. 28 <5 academy, West Point, N. Y., and ordered CAMILY EXCURSION, to report to the commanding general, depart D SEVENTY MILES DOWN 27% bovomac KIVEK TO DILL'S PaViLION, On the large and fact steamer PILOT ROY. BENEFIT OF THE MOUNT PLEASANT oe SABBATH SCHOOL. © High-street wharf, Georg: DAY MORNING. Joly Lat, 7 hele d at 7th etreet wharf 9 o cloc pping at Alexandria gving and retarning Tickets for sale at Ballantyne’s. 7th street, and TT. A. Newman s, Bridge street. Georgetown. Tickets, 1; children tinder 15 years, Scents. ye2s7t ment of the Missouri, to relieve Capt. W. T. Howell, A. ¢ Capt. Howell, on. being thus relieved, is ordered to proceed without delay to this city to settle his ac ts in the office of the Third Anditor of the Treasury. YELLOW Frver.— has not received any adv yellow fever on be or the death of her letters received 1 & s aT f BBs es AVENUE, Ur Staras,) Dconstantly recetving all the newest shapes In OP AND STRAW HATS, FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, SILKS, &e f IMPORTED BONNETS. . apis ly departmne 8 relative to thi Aehotce sesortment Gders premptiy 6 Ban aga RAND FESTIVAL AND PICNI Oe Metical Tea = “RAND FE! AN oNIO fess BANKERS. G RS oa from Rio de 7 McB. TIMONEY & CO. ION INE BOCIRED TALE Ae aneiro to Hahia buried at goa DIR ESS ‘AT EBYER'S Th tee Ba about the 6h of 3 letters mak vy king Honse to LE DBOIT S75. ness or death of auy removed thei DING, cui i no mention of th ~ other officer. ina ada nce. will —— a emetes or THE CHICAGO CUSTOM-HOUSE REPORT.— report of the commission onlered to in- igate the eustom-house building at Chi- > is unanimous in condemning the build- marly the foundation and ed. Théy recommend the buildin to be tern down and built anew from thi foundation, and that new stone be used. Su pervising ‘Architect Potter ede views of the commission in an elat port. Secretary Bristow to-day directed! that urther work on the building be stopped, and that steps be taken to preserve it in its prese ent condition until. the whole matter snail have been submitted to Congress for its ac- ad F streets Keucral Banking bust cheek at sig ore, Philadelphia sad New Y gn Exchange, and make ( + apa ow = =1,000 dwested in Stock Privileges in Wall Street, ger TT PLEASURE SEEKERS. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT STEAMER PILOT BOY, Capt. W. H. Byles. D>, 100, $50¢ Fede to many tnons x5 wiation ars profit. Compre. taining detath all stocks dealt in os prices of EK STOCK EXCHA desiring to speculate nring the summer months the Pitot Boy” will Ez, Address A. FROTHINGHAM & CO. BANKEKS AND BROKE Gp. N.Y. Stock Exchauge. 12 Wall st t.ths ly = Retarn: will arrivein W ington early on Wednesday HOTELS Sunday evening On Saturday, in addition to the | UOD- —= = for Leonardtown ecrising thea cake Dassengers | NAVAL ORDERS.— Assistant Surgeon John N Sone Srmnetsy Rag by ot ba ning; leaving on Sunday morning for Washington. | Murray, tothe nayal hospital, New York; IN. T ery onthe Potomac being un«urpas Assistant Surgeon R. H. Metart and the Pilot Boy the only steamer affording a ¥ the entire route by daylight, maki: jeasant and healthful trips for familie rties. Fare. naval hospital, Washington, D.C Assistant Paymaster H. T. Skeiding, a naval storekeeper at Nagasaki, Japan, pe: steamer Mth August from San Francisco; Assistant Surgeon Edward H. Green, de tached from the naval hospital, New York, and ordered to the Swatara; Paymaster J! H . from duty as naval ‘agasak!, Japan, or lief, aud ordered to th Assistant Paymaster S. Rand, from x and Ordered to duty on the je station. ad social ; round triptickets, fr # FITZHUGH, Agent, Sixth-street Wharf. Y JOS. PASSENO, No wre below High st. E.G. WHEELER j.Deer makes regular trips to the Great She fs for charter. Inquire as above. FoO® Exccnstons. ARY WASHINGTON © pleasure parties than any other _ FOK CHARTER BVERY AY AND EVENING. Regular ps to Giymont and returu ‘ ws, Wednesda: ty -furnishe epper partie FAMILY SUPPLIES. a WO. LINKINS & § es WENTIETHU-STREET MARKET, 720 TWENTIETH STREET. ns for private dinner and jelly 730 The steamer 203 Im Nor MUCH OF A BONANZA IN THE BLACK —Waiter P. Janney, of the geolozi Biaex STRAWBERRIES, AN EVERYTHING YOU WANT ry OUR LINE, | ¢ wharf et9am Apply on board te AT POPULAK PRICES. LAND, 2149 4% street. —— im P.H_TROTH, President. 7 AND “RAL = = “= seine = (OR CHARTER HInis cal exploring expedition now in the Hills, telegraphs the Commissione! Affairs, from his camp on F near Harney’s peak, that he h id in small quantities ou the Lyers of geod TEA ond COF FRE will be pleased The commodions ‘iron Steamer ve com te bar that they can buy the colebrated 1 BOY, stle Mt ¥ CLUB” TEAS AND COFFEES having been specially fitt’d np for 149 Center Market, ereek soutnwardly to Freneh creek, and the The at tands Nos. 145 a0 vast Wing, and at street 3 ese good of the Choicest Importattons, and |rectailed at a small advance on wholesale price. can be chartered on reasonable ter ‘Al N. B. FITZHUGH, Agent, 6th street wharf. deposits are almost wholly in Dakota. sm region has not been fully explored, but the yield of gold thus far has been quite 1. and the report of the richness of the gra vei t bars are greatly exaggerated. The prosp at present is not such as to warrant explora tions in mining. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING. RECH, 14% and 149 Center Market, east wing. pen every day seplé-ly DEVLIN &CO., +20. THE BEECHER TRIAL TO BE RE Mr. Beach Closes— Another Se The Motion to Admit New 2 concluded his speech to the jury in the Til- ton her case at Brooklyn, N. Y. day, with some further pungent revie criticism of Beecher’s peculiar religious ideas as expressed in his writings aud sermons, to demonstrate that he was about as bad’ as Tilton in the free-thinking line, if not de- cidedly worse. Among other things Beach quoted from one of Beecher's talks, in which the latter said he would rather have been the prodigal son than his brother, who was too stingy to get drunk and too anaympa- thetic to sin laseiviously. This quotation Mr. Shearman protested against as an out- rage, but he was taken all aback by the judge. who said he had read it in the Chris- lian Union, which is the official organ of Plymouth church. Mr. Beach also severely criticised the position of Mr. Tracy, one of Beecher's counsel, who bad in his first con- neetion with the seandal gained Tilton’s con- fidence and afterwards, in violation of a pledge, became counsel for Beecher, and finally a witness against Tilton. The ques- tion of re-opening the case to admit new evidence being introduced, counsel for defence made no objection, and Judge Neil- son said he would examine the affilavits which counsel for the prosecution had to sustain the application, and would decision to-day. A LATER STYLES, (NEW YORK,) AND LOWER PRICES m06 F STREETr. PRICES OP SUITS: All Wool Cheviot Suits, $3 iI Wool Hairline Suits, $7 All Wool Cassimere Suite, @? 4 sata “ itch Suite, Susseis Cassimere Suits, ae ladia tel = jor Biverside Suits, $19 seine Penni ‘Suit Sik Grafe Suits, $13 mete nee ate Blue Flannel Suits, ‘Silk Mixed Suits, $13 Dudley Sui jey Suite, Middlesex Flanvel Suits, $15 id ia Worsted Basket Suits, gis Ds#onal Suits, $16 Imported Cassimere Suits, ¢20 PRICES OF DRESS COATS: Bisck Cloth Frock Coats, double-breasted. $10 @12, $15, 915 and g20. Diagonal, Basket and Worsted, double-breasted Sanare Frock Coats, with Vests to match, at $12 S15 and PRICES OF PANTS: Fine All Wool Light Cassumere Pants, from $4 oss Wusiness Pants, from $1.50 to 94. YOUTHS 8UITS—a CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. FOR OUB CUSTOM TRADE WE KEEP THB SEST ASSORTE + STOUK OF MATERIALS TO BE FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES, STAPLE FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR |. AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERI CAN MANUFACTURE. FOR THIS BRANOB OF OUR BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEST ARTISTIC TALENT, UNEQUALED LABOE FOR THE MECHANIVAL WORK, EVERY BESPECT TURN OUT 8 FIRST-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING ORDERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE FOR THIS DEPARTMENT IS MADE UP IN SEW YORK AS BEPBESENTED, NUTWITH- STABDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME OF OUR COMPETITONS THAT WE FILL THESE OBDEES FEoOm ©) EADY MADE STOCK READY MADE CLOTHING par rate a6 $10 postmaste +) WAS Arrest= . a7 ey 1 913 | edday before terday for opening regis- : es $12 eis tered letters. His money order report hav- ATOUB WASHINGTON OFFICE WE KEEP : ing been irregular for Some time, Special ALSO A LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS Faum BOYS 8UITS—at Deputy MeDonald sent several money orders OO BR READY MADE STUCK, CONSISTING OF a 87 wilh marked bills in them, and this money OCB LATEST STYLES OF MENS, YOUTHS, 63 es ‘10 e11 was found on Craft's person. SBD CHILDREN'S SUITS, AND SPRING 9 A SHAM BATTLE AND REVIEW, partici- OVERCOATS. FLOM WHICH WE FILL OB : z == pated In by eleht thousand soldiérs, with DEES Oba lbirty pieces of artillery, took place at the A. STRAUS. Curragh Camp, near Dublin, yestertay, a7. ONE SPECIALTY IN OUR FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT IS THE AMERIOAR YORE SHIRT, A PERFECT FITTING GAB- MENT, WHICH WE MAKE TO MEASUBE O8 BNISH BEADY MADE. Deviin & Co., Was witnessed by about five thousand peo- ple. The American riflemen Were present, and at the close of the t lunched with the officers of the 91st Highianders. THE New York PROHIBITION STATE CONVENTION at Syracuse has nominated a part of the state ticket, as follows: For secre- tary of state, G. D. 1011... PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS......1011 aps-tr Butwkey 10TH anv 11TH Sta Eets. \OTHS: h to save re heavy wearing apparel, hem cleaned by my Cloths, &c., from moths, celebrated le persons who hay Dusenbury, of Ontario; rer ons for packing oe th oa comptroller, Anson A. Hi is, of Monroe; 06 REBT Se the nd for treasurer, Si B. Ayers, of FLowes: ENAMELED IN WAX, ber and on reasot Yates. SSS OUNTE: city, can get their traveling and other FaTAL BOILER EXPLOSIoN.—As several NO COUNTERFEIT. t short notice, Workian were engaged in repairing asteam- , KS USED. = boat eylinder at Hewes & Phillips's factory, apy ocpmcaiesin mets RICKS! BRICKS! at Newark, N-J., some water, tnside a RS. EVA FRIES begs to annonnce that the Flowers made For sale at the lowest cash prices, Crow was killed, and three men were Sg dd 3 a Arch Bricks rete have been pronounced periect. Thc thereen ee REPRESENTATIVE BECK, of Kentucky, is FUNERAL WREATHS, CROSSES, ANCHORS, Seem a a Agent ;Penly in the fleld for the United States Sen- made ¥ ¥ "s “7 at . and, it is said by the ville “en on seen SF mes | reer etituanen ‘personal canvass” _jet- tm CINCINNATI Resolutions favoring bis claims have already KRESS OX'S PERSSIMERE BATS, at”) STINEMETZ:, 1237 Peunsytvantia avenne. SUMMER HATS! “Urns W Wars. Miles Bead, been adopted by several county conventions. LADY FRANKLIN is sill hopelessly ill. She bade farewell yesterday to the comman. der of the Pandora, which went in search of relies of the Frankitn expedition and on other exploring voy: Pest KA beng) is ae Se ee at New York, awaiting procure $5,000,000 bail in the civil suit against him LION BREWERY. LAGER AND PILSENER BEER Shipped direct from Cincinnati in Refrigerating Cars, and for sale in CASKS AND BOTTLES, Legnora, &e. | for $6,000,000. His family and counsel visited Begley BRELLAS from $4.50 ap. By rue AcEnr, | him there yesterday. 2 3 a A DEGREE FoR “OLD Pron.”—At the Hats aLTREEDAND REPAIRED et short SAMUEL C. PALMER, commencement of the Union os Botice. Schenectady, N. Y., the degree of doctor 67 GREENE STREET, phi ‘was conferred on Gen. Meyer, of jeb-te Groxartows'p.o, | ‘te *stal bu WOGE BLASKETS CLEANEED view, co at | so'uro persons, representing 11,000 faraiiion, *. 81. Ubi) “A. SS Aa sen” | inying ua 45,09) rovsns, in 2,859 Louges. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1875. Che Loening Stat. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR, THE BEECHER CASE NOT TO BE REOPENED, JUDGE NEILSON’S CHARGE. WAITING FOR THE VERDICT. | THE GREAT EARTHOUAKE. —_e—__ BOSS TWEED ——_e—___ TRYING TO GET HIS BAIL REDUCED. THE BEECHER TRIAL. The Case Not to be Re-opened. New York, June 24.—There a large crowd of spectators, this morning, in attend- | ance at the Brooklyn city court-room. Mr. Beecher and his wife sat among the Piy- mouth throng, and Mr. Tilton was early in his accustomed seat. Judge Neilson entered the court a few minutes before the hour and took his accustomed seaton the bench. He | then said that under the circumstances he | was compelled, on an examination of the affidavits, todeny the application for a re- opening of the case, und in accordance with Mr. Beach's request the papers were filed with the clerk of the court. Judge Neilson then statet that the jury migat return to | their seats, if they so desired, while he de- livered to them them the charge. He then | began his discourse as follows: Judge Neilson’s Charge to the Jury. Gentiemen of the Jury: Your term of serviee here isdrawing to a close. You must find relief in the prospect of returning to your usnal pursuits, to the unrestrained habits of daily life. You may also be grateful for having been able to give such attention to the ease as prepares you for the duty yet to be discharged. 1 have a sense of the import- ance of that duty, and mean to give you all the aid I consistently can, but I must do so without imitations imposed by my habit and convictions with especial reference to the influence which a judge may properly seek to have witha jury. Ihave persistently, and upon principle, refrained from stating to juries my nS On contraverted q xeeptions to this course neral method, and to a’ proper estimate of ton. T turn to voi. of Abbot's age 343, and re few worls from ven at length in the report of a ourt. What I said to that jury | W say to you: “It is your de » accept nd without a shade of mental reserv the rules of law stated; but on the other I wish to pay a like degree of respect to ‘our great office. You are the sole judges of | the Weight of the testimony and of the eredi- bility of the witnesses; a sense of this re- | strains me from commenting on proofs at | arge and from indicating to you what my | own opinions may be on’ the’ questions of | fact involved, and your recognition of that | As your relation to the court and to the cause is due to the oath you have taken Lo render ue verdict according to the evide My recognition of it is due not ouly t but to these parties, as the moral force of a verdict depends ‘largely on the fact vat it is the unbiased’ judgment of the twelve men selected from the body of our citizens and in the most solemn form known. to our laws consecrated to the service; and without intruding upon your province I shall beable to assist you materialyy ani as th of the case require. Tae sel have repeated and dwelt upon the evidence in your hearing so fully tb <d_not detain you t e volumes of testimony. in any form of what you have heard from the one hundred and éleven witnesses would s¢ 1 to your deliberations days sence weary and perplexed. That Imay not be performing fruitless service I must assist you to so arrange and classify the evidence; ‘hat you can grasp and apply it that I may léave your minds troubled by conflicting uthoritiés you have heard cited. I must state the rales ofiaw according toour present condition of them. If] can heip you toaciear apprehension of the precise questions yc are to consider, and of the character of the evidence and rules and principles applicable to each of those questic pared to pass by a rati the several staves of inquiry toa the great body of the testimony can only be resolved by a proper arrangement and dis- tribution.” Some of it relates to the princi- pal question in issue; some of it to the eredit due lo certain witnesses; some of it to the mere question of damages. The pleadings have been stated in your hearing, and you perceive the charge of adultery is denied by the answer and lies at the foundation of the case. Upon the issue thus joined the burden of proof rests oa the piaintiff. You are also to understand the evidence should be such as to carry con- viction to minds of the just, and prudent men should point to actual guilt moredirect- ly than to any other reasouiole hypoth. sis. The wrong charged in this complaint might be proved by direct or by cireum- stantial evidence, but such a charge is not usually proved or, indeed, provable by direct and positive evidence. The reason is ob- vious. In most iostanc where, under social restraints, an Spenren ey proper inti- =, degenerates into licentions acts, the evil intent and Ie puton the garb of inno- cence. Tosuch cases, to all case of doubt and lar tor the law of evidence, searching and inflexible, applies peculiar tests, pre- sumption§ and inferences drawn from facts and from conduct according to the dictates of experience, so thal finally the question of guilt or innocence” may be determined by the jury in the light reflected by the surrounding circumstances, A tew simple illustrations, stated with refer- ence toa case of this character, may enable you to understand sufficiently for present purposes the difference between direct cir- cumstantial and presumptive evidence. If a witness should testify he had seen actual commission of sexual act charged, it would be what is called direct and itive evi- dence. If a witness should testify that the wife and the paramour ‘dlefendant) had occupied the same room all night in such manner as tended to the conclusion they had slept together, or if he had admitted his guilt, that would be circumstantial evidence. If to a letter received by the defendant, ch ing him with the adultery, he wered sim- ply saying “I am sorry, @nd hope to be fo! given;” or if, on being thus chezged in a con- ¥ersation by one having Sa interest in the matter, he had made No answer whatever, rg: that, vy & n&tural process of reason. ing, would be. presumptive evidence. in acting on circumstantial or on presump- tive evidence a jury should exercise great care— cautiously, as men are wont to do when traveling in dim twilight on un- familiar road: must distinguish no- tions arising on hyo oe from the relation existing between observed and the in- facts within the spirit and terms of the illustrations stated. You will have oc- casion to consider existing facts, and the inferences that may justly be drawn from them. The inferences must have a healthy ‘th—spring from the facts naturally, as ruit from the vine; and although you can- not trace the connections as you could feel = links in — Serininte ae ee jects together, satisfy le you ps a Perceive” and be ful convinced that of adultery—ma; taken its orien, thus, fest as to the writings to; ly, as to the oral ad: x general conduct of the de- briefly to call your at- tention to some of the more it mat- each of those ters falling under Gorvchagionh should tot be denen trea mony in taking up the will observe that ice sree sont sl leave first act of boathtity, That demand wil wn at the interview that that was in ‘to wishes of his wife at that A_ paper written by Mrs. Tilton respect to her re- lations to it was pee oe loulton. The of it which ifr Was torn ving been i or stated to the t, abd ori, was also |b torn up afterwards by Mrs. Tilton, with her busbard’s assent. Proof of the contents of that paper was ruled out because the writing was & confidential communication by the wife to ber husband, and beca\ e been evidence against the defendant that some event r. . With the assent ot the has! 5 | called on Mrs. Tilton. He then obtained the paper commonly called «the retraction,” afierwards surrendered to Mr. Moulton. The bext paper in order is that of Januaty ist, 1si1. It is in Moulton’s writing, except the line at the bottom and the sigoatare, written Mr. Beecher. A question of fact in dispute as to this paper deserves your attention. ry i x F ag | Stock, 107 bid: Qoreoran Fire Insurance Company | 14 Moulton says that it was dictated | sick: M6 bid: Me York, Alex.” Wenkineene aes | Sachnsetts avenne, between 4th and sentence by sentence, and that it | Gorecomm toe nee ARK Seo Wek stan sae an Was read over. Beecher denies that | ties; District of Colmmbia)—Wa_ C rs e Aa avenue: ha dictation and that reading as to the | J &J.. Its. 76, | Capitol and H, Delaware ave dr gree of credit to which these witnesses thus | J 190/99 bids d northeast, Del kK in conflict may be relatively entitled. You ie, (Casarenes Capitol 5 are to remember that they speak of what a SS occurred at a time of great excitement They may not have been equally affectet, pouring ont bis thonghts in agony of self-eprecation the otherymay have been moved The jaw has tender considerations firmity of memory thus inherited. is not expected to speak of events with cer- tainty as tothe subject thus spoken to by You should be pradent in but while the | those witnesses. one was reference to mere probabilities. character, congruity. sions. Wh and striking whether he dic what de; this paper read. After the Cha: After the judge h charg instru: ree of 81 expressions. °s vora tk to the got th theref re te? pa a ble to the You are to cor Te HESL fc nat the ce of a( You wi so in goo faith and with if cireamstay making in sympathy. for an in- Witness ‘ou are not to indulge in speculationt, or lightly con- sider a matter which has been confirmed be- cause it may seem unreasonable. were asked todetermine a question from the thought or style of one well- known you would not hesitate, because no one is always temperate or master of him- self. Our moods and freaks of temper mar har- mony of thought and atterance. Your neizh- bor may usually have staid quality of speech, which So well Comports with his character that you recognize him by it, but the same men when unduly moved may have quite another method and surprise you by the in- You will guided by the evidence as given you. Take first thfs paper with whatever of talent and apparent qnality may | secondly, the statements, | denials: and the fact that the used in corrceting the plaintitrs impres- Mr. seek 1 to support it; lanations and er was to be Beecher was speaking, Mr. Moulton was writing, with his assent. may Well be that in the abse: ate course of dictation he could only note a hurried and imperfect manner detac cor if you to be LOCAL NEWS. A omy yer been on both sides Street east, Between Carolina avenne and B street south, and pipe of the same size on the east side of the same between A and B the s to Mr. Wm. 5 Scatcfaanctants Sad ea a ts force are — making out a numerical boek. This completed will show tne Amount of taxes assessed. It is thought ‘that the ite vaination of property in this District as returned upon Mr. Clagett’ books Will fall below that of the old ment. The TWO CENTS. i assews- 5 witl meet every Tooretay jat —— until further notice to make FINANCIAL AXD MMERCIAL. | corrections of errors. = | THE NEW FIRE AT ARM BOXES. a engin useon K street, 4 1, 15th and G; 15th and Oblo aveonr; Vermont avenue, between L street aod Mas sachusetts avenue. 1th and U; lth, betweea Qand R, Mth and Pennsyivaniaavenve Lith and New York avenue; Franklin engine house; 12th and §, 12th and G.1ith and G; 1th and O; sth and D; 9th and 1H: ots aod P) E. between ith and sth; Bank of Washing- oes 7th and Massachusetis avenue; Hs. bid. City Railroate— War atk Geo jown Stock, 50 asked, Metropol. Rt asked: 4. ic Temple bonds, F& Koki, 98 bid: Weshiusten City Gas Ste bid; Arlington Fire Insurance Company stock, 0? bid: National Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company [Washingt East ‘Capitol “ vortheast and ( southeast th southeast, 11 - Ad 0. . ‘at pleasure, 38 bid: . J.80.,at mre. 8S bid: Market Jk pleas KG. J A.J. & O..at pleasure, SS bid. Board of Public Worke—Certiticates General Imp. § (2d ., 1574, Wg bid. do. 1575. 98°» bi: n streets; sth and 0. K southwest; Maryland avenue and ATS,” 9035 tin po amd: ‘eo. t; ( apd 1, southwest, and asked ; Water Certificates, 5's, ting. fe boxes refere Tye as to the most ample se lic and private property. Strikers are to be pat ia ission can be obtalned—one in ‘burch, corner of 6th and Pts southwest; one in the Western Pres- byterian chureh,on H_ street, between Ith nd Wth streis, ne Jobn’s church in G: near High street. Tuts distribation is the ——_.—___ Retail Prices, Center Market. Meat —Beef, porter house, 25 per Ib 20; round, 15; Feasting picors. SOARS: Co sliced, 25: chipped, 9; Pork, 2%¢: Mutton, lave: Latah, Tanai: Dads; Hams, whole. 14; ent, i ; cut, 16; Tongues, saad mnch: Perch, 35840 per bunch: per bunch; Halibut, 20 per ft Perch, yellow, 4 pet punch; Shad. S0aS0c. per pair ¥ for both The three new be icloin, Wals 7) Herring, 25 cts. per bunch; Sheepshead. Tsai a), | Dest that can he made at present. Theentire Salmon.” ; Californ Wadia, per Ib.; Salt W rorthern portion of the city of Washington, ‘Tay lera, date 1234018 per Ib.) Lubste although wel 1 by Clams. 1.00 per if al x ings. ts destitu’ js; benee the Inati: Pilg rh cera A to supply that section of the Gaddis yer ee SAO pet beat: | THE WILLIAMS ESTATE CASF.—On Taes- Peas, £0 per peck. Beans, @ pet pk: Tomatess, | ¢&y Judge Olin was engaged in hearing the 25, per bo: ataheoe. Ge. par Ameee argument in the Fr zen; Lemons Stats as J. Willi It or pk. Soames | Tine pire the said Will <2 | tion claiming that the ¢ ‘ ¥als | amount of personal a Peaches, | Were entitled to a : ; witow and admis ae | nded that hatt al) por pair $1 per pair Th Ae e@ Markets, not oblix his innocer Mr. F. P. Hu proot 9 to commit House, of this city, not a proofor the guilt of the party 88 ert 2 t Io) acres thal the truction of the pi Hay dail aud lo on the Bailti- was evidence in the case raised the | sslyania and Mary dard. 1s 00al0.00. Proviet pad for £30,000. on presumption that its production woutd Pork, Balk mea to establish a first-class ie untay it; that no elared his guilt, alleg confession at rable to the party who destroyed of the defendant's letters de- ut only commisseration ane reproach for the troubles he had caused, the fact that the plaintiff cohabited with his wife after learning of her guilt, was in favor of the innocence of the defendant, the judge thought it was not very applicable to this case, and would not therefore So eh: jury were to take into consideration the fact of the plaintifl’s six months silence after the his wife's reques When the judge had completed his com e; the var ily aid butidings and mmodations. Mr. Hill ne grading for the track, _o sin THE STAR , =) 18am. P proposais. Heexpects to have the Siend. reBived 1254al2%. Coffee uuch entire course ready by fall, when a series of bg Pet od races will be given, € h’s Maid, Jad t ass horses part i have twomertings a year, pin the spring and 1 the fall. — ee A POLICEMAN OVERCOME BY plidated. iva 6's, old, 20 + Th; do. .’ Sugar strong, Wig ald" June 24.—Stocks active an 7 Exchange, long, Il and lower for 6: THR Hear omic ames McGraw a PCOn« ments on the requests tothe charge he asked | Cquponsjrestateady. 5) Snel bs be Dia eaT Che poh if counsel Tage Onrent and Beach replied, | wheat dail and declining. Corn dull and hesrp ee” the station, near head of 7th street, abont 1 Ee ten ees ends eee Bh June 24.1230'p.m—At 1215 p.m. the | O'Clock, to-day, was overcome by the heat, +5 - ‘ank of England directors posted cards announcing it was feare! the attack would whieh could begiven to them when in thejary | t change in the rate of discount bal been He, however, bad revived at room, and Beach said he had no objection. U.S five twenty bonds, 1535, old, 103°; usw Mr. Evarts stated that there were some pa— = REN | o— ve which were not in evidence, and Judge <0 2 Run OVER A CART.—A boul one o'clock Neilson replied that the jury could have; C!VI RIGHTS IN MINNESOTA—Juige | to-day a mau Lamed Daniel Bradiey. whee apy papers which they desired relating to | Samuel F. Miller, associate justice of the | driving acart along 7th street. between the case. Judge Neilson asked the courtom- | Supreme Court of the United States, ap- | and H southwest, full off and was vere badly cer what arrangements had been made | Pé#red ou Tuesday on the bench of the U.S. | jy jured about the bead. He was for the jurors’ dinners, and he was told it court now in session in St. Paul, | Kelly's Store, and subsequ that all necessary preparations had been When the case involving the con- | removed to Providence liospital. made. Court Officers Doyle, Spaulding, and ity of the supplementary civil | ———__-see——— Clare were then sworn in, to take charzeof the jury—té allow no communi held with them, except by court. and at eight minute jury retired to their delit Waiting for y perimi tion to be pn of the Past | o'clock the ratianson the case. e Verdict. rights till, in whieh Judge Nelson, of th United States district court recentiy gave such a@ strong opinion to the grand jury of Winona in favor of its legality, was reached, counsel for the defense interposed a demur- rer to the indictment. whereupon Judge \ es uction sale of gs velier times would have gher { the aac- ler said to the United States distriet attor- | er the jury retired the 5; 2 . = rt rits is trast- muined in the court-room, discussing the | ™ Soar arg Uae gape eed r, Well broken ‘ iemonttact toe ca is you. There ia branch of this subject now | i tras. Menn Maly Beeches wiik 3 : pending before the Supreme Court in Wash- | = aak at ee if ter in-law, and Dr. Edwar stopped in the gence which m received fr THE NEW GRENADA EARTH. Robbers Taking what the Shock Did NEw York, J at this port £ than was court ight om Maracaibo, passed away, tor the the houses prostrat and coffee warehor Cachas were first attacked b; marauders, but the: rr —Th ‘rom ig bem y, but up to two o'clock no new fi temship Andes, brought further particulars concerning the’ recent terrible earthquake which destroyed the town of Cucuta, in New Grenada. had reached Maracaibo from Cucuta shortly betore the steamer sailed, it was learned that the loss of life and property y persons who much greater first supposed. Cacuta and all the surrounding villages within a radius of twenty miles were completely destroyed by the severity of the shock. losses of life and property were also ocea- sioned by rain, and by bands of robbers who organized immediately after the shock had urpose of plundering he custom-house s situated Many serious who had escaped the effects of the shock —__.———— TWEED’S CASE. The Attempt toe Get His Bai NEW against th lions should not alread alent to be rpetual inn the ‘amout was excess: the Constitution. —e—— FOREIGN NEWS. Prineely Visitors Marquis of Lorne and nis jarquis oi e Lou) intend making the tour of the United lates. e Reducea. YorRK, June 24.—Judge Donahue has granted an order returnable Monday ou the six million suit of the people against Tweed and others, requiring the plaintiffs to show cause why the order of arrest in this suit weed should not be vacated, or if were denied Why the bai! of three mil- luced. The reasons set fourth by the counsel o which — order Was made are that the defendant has been held to bail in A million dc the suit of the same plaintit! for the same course of action; that the order of arrest was made while tne other action was pend- ing; that the papers on which the order was granted are not ‘properly verified; that no cause of action was shown by the complaint; that Lo detach all of defendant's property and hold him to bail in the large sum was equiy- sprees and that ve and prohibited by The Great Floods iu France. Paris, June 24. —The river Garonne con- veral Los , @ band of these were driven off before any serious damage had been done by them, and forces have now been organized in most Of the neighboring cities and towns and sent to the scene of the disaster for the purpose of protecting the lives and property of those Liars reported ‘that the wife (the Princess on Whieh involves some of ivestions that would come up a case, and for that reason I do not care to cide the matter at this time. J think it had submitted on written briefs, which n take with me and decide the case at ne Same od & gool retriever or this excited livelier eompeti- eidewn for’. Nora's puppies. Sport and Flora, by Prinee,an nt Gonion setter bred from Lalouebe’s onlyeach. Dash,a red Laverack, « “s breed, was sold for 55. oes over for the pres A BRIDE WITHOUT A BRIDEGROOM.—Ti | ——— Richmond (Va.) corresponden: x-| _ BrirtsH CavRcHME: “Dows Ox” Appeal relates the followin Moopy AND SANKEY Opposition to ago a beantifn! and elligent young lady | Moody a to be extending informed her intimate friends that sh® was | 8™mong * Bishop | engaged to be married to a Mr. A. Last, and | Of Chichester Thursday night was fixed for the wedding, anda number of cards of invitation were | Corper'stone of a new cbapel, expressed his sent out. The guests assembled, but no | Tesret that these men had been - bridegroom appearing, at a lute hour, they | Milted to bold ax in the neigubdor- withdrew, full of sorrowfal sympathy for | boot of F and ed the weatnesr y and fierce indignation against th e| Of the ot formec naa who had so overwhelmed her with mor. | Umes. Ufication aud disappointment. On the next day the lady was 4 raving maniac, in which sad condition, it is said, she still remains. The gentleman in the case, however, asserts that he was not engaged to the young laly. and had no idea of it, nor did he know any thing about the wedding that was appoiated forhim. He doubtless tells th the arrangements for the wedding on the part of the unfortunate young laly we: the premonitory symp* afterward fully « an after-dinner speech at Antingly, on the occasion of the laying of @ aut THE FERGUSON DIVORCE LN BROOKLYN. Mrs. Louisa Ferguson baving, in violation dhe order of the court, forcibly taken ber daughter from the custody of the father, Henry C. Ferguson, Judge Brady granted & writ yesterday directing that the child be delivered to the father. Judge Lawrence, before whom motious were made in the di- cled that hereafter wed to see the child or alumony.—N. ¥. Vorce proceedings, di wy mother be sot ed her motion Sin att aed sian 2 wh de begins DeATH oF A FRENCH PRENCE.—Prince located a priced a Charles. gest son of “he Comte de Paris, who has loug bee but who was thenght to be be riage exercise, was seized with convulsions on June 7 in Lis mother’s arms in a carriage in the Bois de Boulogne. He died in afew mi This calamity prevented Comte de Paris from attending the funeral M. De Remusat, but the Orleans family represented by the Duc de Nemours. PROSPRCTIVE ASTONISHMENT IN GOTH- els timore and Obio railroad, and o y An- drew J. Delashmutt, of Frederick, Mu, were destroyed by fire lastg night, -togeti with their contents, consisting of a la: quantity of wheat, flour, &e.. and also t horse-cars standing on the side track neat by. The origin of the tire is not yet. known The loss will probably be between $12,009 «ord $15,000; partially insured. A HOBOKEN CoUNCILMAN SENTENCED.— At &30 o'clock last night Judge Hoffman passed sentence on Councilman Wm. Dw. of Hoboken, at the court of quarter ses: 4 He was charged with Stealing the poll-book from the Fourth Ward of Hobokeu on tue charter election day last April, and passing it through the window at tb. ° polling. place aman named Smith Howell, who is now in jail serving bis sentence. The judge seu- | tenced 5 at tom bouse that will astonish some of the officials there. A large force of special Treasury Sgeuts is to be ordered here to Supervise the examination of vage and stopp smuggling.—, 'Y Sun, —————— AN OLD MAN MURDERED BY A WINNE- ‘Saturda; him to three months’ imprisoament s .—Last Mr. Beli, 70 with hard labor in the county peuiteutinry. | BAGS of age, while 8 ing in his house’ im WN. Y. Herald, 2a. Lincoln, Ne! , tn mid as Sy a COUNTERFEITERS RUS Dows.—A thor- | bed and robbed of Senge wendionen. oughly organized gang of counterfeiters, un- | 4/ap squaw. none ‘were made by the der the lead of Milton H. Frank, a practicing citizens of the town of attacking iysician of Alleghany City, Pa., bas y order of government officers, en up and several members, including | PAeo cam thirty in all, was rank, arrested, and $200,000 in counterfeit | howerers son through letters containing consiguments of Brigham Young, who came out tinues to rise. Se persons have been | spurious money, which, being unst ro of forty-five, last week ae West drowned by inundation of the adjacent | went to the dead letter office. Point, left New York =o ut ene: cee hn pe ay eg Al A z essels Abread. COLLISION AT SEA.—The steamship City ‘at Willett’s Benzix,Junedi 0.8 menor war Frank- | of Mexico, teas bone See ae oe Toland. “Joun W. Young, another caer lin and Alaska have arrived at Kiel. sinvane Jims 35, ls sotereel 80 son of prophet, is with him. merican Irom in England. aavasrore June 24—Merchants are Rony won’ py BK Sema selling American iron at Wolverhampton at Fase LL heyy ‘igepacficin sept trict, H.F. Page (renominated); Third dis- Admiral Decamp. 4 o Puivapsuruta: June ste Rear Aatetral tet, CB. Denlo; Fourth aisteict, 8 Oy pea” eater ey te oon ie eee eS ——< A Boy Killed. —— GrovucestEk, N.J., June 24.—Wm. Daly, a7-A Rome to the New York — Eiiied ulie'a: ma by being uirown under the weiks with dimeuity, He gave killed this a. m., by being thrown Weta yy x “| Pe as 8 ae ae jersey. . 87 The college at St. Theresa village, Can- av-The of Indiana has jast ada, together with about fifteen houses, was decided that must be al- : cating independents have: ota _ nom- while ing at aoe "ote house in ‘Mouse &7 While some of the school boys in Little- at pe Ly in eas artanel bee ae et . J, on for the ape ay sauageriaeee ina sesamocty ea Isaac a was buried in the a if hit by a bullet. rains ‘