Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1875, Page 1

THE PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted. 4T THE STAR BUILDINGS, @ceunsyivania Avenue, cor. Lith St. BY The Evening Star Ni THB SVENING STAB ts served oy carvsers to ponte a OErnts Pee earae Forty Ewe creme Rack. Sy mati ¢ prepard— of 00 @ year. posiace prepant. GF Al radscriptions wmrariahly tm advance, one “« sent loser than pad for. ‘Kates of advertising Surnished om appivation LADIES’ GOODS. LuW PRICES. 719 ‘The cheapest Int of HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGS ever offered in this market, at DAVIS’, 719 MABKET SPACE. Beents, former DAVIS", 719 MARKET SPACE. 200. B&B Mas. J.P. PALMER, 1109 F street, between Nth and ith. sof STRAW and RFI FRENCH CHI Special attent: _Jelt-tr GREAT BARGAD IN LADIES LIUNEN SUIT: bracing Plain, Braided. and Embroidered. The same in OVERSKIRTS AND BASQUES. Parties will do well to examine my stock Purchasing eisewher M. SILVER, Je TUF Market Space. ys BEST SELECTED STOCK OW . LADIES’ SUITS AND OVERORESSES of every description, at tm (WILLIAN'S, ADIES PE 1k SUMMFR ¢ a GOSSAMER WATER- M. WILLIAN, _ 907 Pennsylvania avenue ADAME JANNEREY, No. 1107 Penn Rie encanes jewelry , is selling Off alarge mesor a Pattern RON NETS aod HATS. roe: of cost. my 26 Ln rs should wot cx ¥ MISS E. A. McCORMICK, @ ¥Os PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Ur Stains.) the newest shapes tn 3. & FRENCH FLOWERS, SILKS, &e A choice assortment of IMPORTED BUNNETS ‘ promptly Billed spit ly 1 Banking t beek at sight, draw fia and New Work + Bind Mabe Collec t point ee tr S100 £500, 81,000 dnvested in Stock Privileges in Wall Stree! ‘ > ing detatied fall stocks dealt ip = HOTELS. NEW ERSOPEAN HesTaccayt, 904 F Stimet, app. Masont> Te ARMAND BODIN Comfortable ‘and eh : The surpasse Lige Fragrant Cizare Iy furnished Rooms for pr Per parties ____ FAMILY SUPPLIES. Vr EEN aiNs, GEO. W. LIN TWENTIETI-STREET MARKET. vers of geod TEA ont COFFEE will be pleased arthat they can buy the celebrated » ¥- CLUB TEAS AND COFFEES St Stands Nos. L4Sand $49 Center Mar east wing, aml af » e corner of 9th ai BE heast. These goods are of t tcest Importations, and are retailed at « small advance on wholeasle price, T. FRECH, 14 and 149 Center Market, east wing. Open every day. __ seple ly SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING. LATER STYLES, AND LOWER PRICES PRICES OP SUITS: All Wool Chevivt Suits, $3 All Wool Hairline Suits, @7 All Woo! Cassimere Suits. $9 All hee Scotch Suits, 910 Nocth Hoostc Suits, 911 Pennington Suite, $12 Blue Flannel Suits, Dudley Suits, 914 Diagonal Suits, $16 = 0 K Imported Cassimere Sui PRICES OP DRESS COATS: b Frock Costs, double-breasted. $20 + $15, $15 and $20 al, Basket and Worsted, donble-breasted Frock Coats. with Vests to match, at @1¥ 1s, Sis aud S20. PRICES OF PANTS: Five All Wool Light Cassunere Pants, from 4 Sesinees Pants, { Busecis Cassimere Suits, Biverside Suite, $12 Sk Grafe Suits, $12 Silk Mixed Suits, $13 Micdlesex Flanne! Su: m $1.50 to $4. YOUTHS SUITS—at a gte ete ee 7 e ar s13 Ly sis gis £OYs SvUITS—a@ sa oo ae . as a. STRAUS. 1011... PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. eO-tr Barwenyt Ira Stx NO COUNTERFEIT. THE ORIGINAL FLOWEKS USED. MRS. EVA FRIES begs to apnounce that the Fluwers made by. her have been examined by florists, under takers, and other competent persons, and’ Rave been pronounced pertect. FUNERAL WREATHS, (CROSSES, ANCHORS, sad other devices made at the shortest notice. MRS. EV a je-im x TIMOR T THE BAL vec SH'RT Fac. 1012 F Street northwest, Wastinecom, D.C, x TS West Fayette Street, Baltimore, Met. Wemake the VERY FINEST DRESS Si BTS to ° and in the most elegant manner, for 92.35, with bands on the st-s oF $2.H with caffe at tac siwaye gcarmaterd *- Fonds made, X'S DAFSS (acSIMERE BATS, de soy 4 Si1NEMETZY, H 127 TWO CENTS AMUSEMENTS. FO8O's OrERa House. ETHIOPIAN OPERA SEASON. THREE NIGHTS ONLY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY ard FRIDAY, June 3, and July } and 2. Billy Arl- n. Billy ice, Little Mac. Bob Hart. J.B, + A SEXTETTE OF VO- CaLISTS: JG Rasseli, Fred. Walz, W.H. Tila, Joe Norerons, JT Obaniat, JH Boss. A MATCHLESS ORCHESTRA Forming the largest. most brilliant aad elite or- ganization in mission aw usual. Seats reserved day of per- formsnee at the Box Office JH, ACK, Agent, Sot W.H SMITH. Business Manager. Je (24D OPERETTA. “LAILA,” To be Performed by Prof. John Esput AT THE NATIONAL THEATER, MONDAY EVENING, June 23, 1575. Admission, 00 cts. Je2t-at* Ce 10UE SUMMER THEAT'! day, June 21st, Beery Nieat and Wednesday ant Savwrday Mavoneet —Kngagement for one week ouly { Mr. MILTON NOBLES. who will appear in his jerling Sensational Drama entitled Bohemians ant D renowned Devere, Week = company retained. twithstanding the superior and costly + Prices will remaia as usual, 's Pupils, But B7 Come early if you wish seats, Je21-6e* OLp No.) @m Exhibitien (New No. 456 and Sale 439 7TH St. aT 7TH St. MARKRITER No. 439 Tth sireet, between D E screets, event doors above Odd Feitows’ Hail. Choice Oi! Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &c. Also, largest stock of Paper Haigh Windsw Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cot and Tas- ¢., iu the District. sels, Rings, N EF Please remember Name and Number. jel-ly WF Teas Casi. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. JORTH BAPTIST AND MT. ZION CHURCHES ve an EXCURSION to. MT. —_ VERNON. SPRI FOOTE. FRIDAY 4 Franklin Pls Van ilps CONCERT ON THE WATER. MUSICA oN NE 28. 1873. AT 4-30 suer MARY WASHING ig trip at tookstore. 32 street; at A. Noort or by members of th FHTEUL TRIP —To aceoramodate was of @¢ sping the hy f th A taking's plontont vide ca th seep Potomac, the FERRY BOAT STEAMER will, on after this dat eon oir Jest trip trom either city at 6 p. m., and return from each city at7 p.m. 2025 at ¢ "MEAP EACURSION, The MARY WASHINGTON wil! fe whart at 1 o-clock SUNDAY for V bon ve Sth-street prings, and return at? p.m. Tickets for round trip, 25 cbildren 10 cents F op board. Music and Speaking at the Springs E*ceRrsten The Seventh of the popular SUNDAY AFTERNOON FAMILY EXCURSIONS il be given by the STEAMER m=. eff * SUSANE MUSELEY, iu SUNDAY EVENING, June 27th, leaving her wharf, foot of éth street, at 2:30 p.m., own the river forty miles. 50 cents. A.C. PLANT, General Agen! He ANNUAL EXCURSION e THE APTIST CHURCH will take place on NESDAY, JUNE 30 amer Mary Washington will leave the wharf h tat <0 a.m. and 4p ye25-2t mn kets Wc.; children 25e Fauty EXCURSION, SEVENTY MILES DOWN THE POTOMAC KIVERK TO DILL S PAVILION. + large az} tax: steamer PILOT BENEFIT OF TH! MOUNT PLEASAN Bs BUATH SCHOOL. leave High-strest wi DAY MOBSING ‘[° PLEASURE SEEKERS. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT rincipal landings orite Summer He- - : a. Retarn. wllarrivein ingtonearly on Wednesday Sonday evening On Saturday. in addition to the above landings the Pilot Boy will take passengers for Leonardtown, arriving there early same eve ning, leaw’ on Sunday morning for Washington The scenery onthe Potomac being unsurpassed and the Pilot Boy the only steamer affording a view the entire route by daylight, makes these most pleasant and healthfal trips for families and social partic-. Fare. single trip, $2; round triptickets, good until used, $3. sf rit jels am 'S Boots Foe 3 HIRE, BY JOS. PASSENO, No er at., 3 dors below High «t. Fall p.G. WHEELER + regular trips to the Great Bag Fo" EXCURSIONS. THE MARY WASHINGTON has larger roe tor pleasure parties than any other teat FOK CHAKTEK BVEKY DAVY AND EVENING. Regular trips to Giymont and retura Mon Cays, Wednesdays and Fridays, leaving Sih-strest wh a.m Apply ou board, or tu Da. HOW- eet P. H_TROTH, President, ‘The steamer no longer m R CHARTER. The con a4 fron Steamer PILOT BOY having been specially fitted np for #S ON can be chartered cu reasonable terms, Apply to SN. B. FITZHUGH, Agent, i Machines, wanti epaired at their residence, can have it done at short notice. Satisfaction warranted or no charge. Address your orders to No. 1917 13th street, between 8 and T n.w. THOS. WASHINGTON, Machinist. je 3t* RE RR ORS, of the best makes. * WEBE & BEVERIDGE, Je24-3t_No. 1009 Penn. ave., bet. Ith and 12th. 719 PANIC PRICES! =-7qg JOB LOT OF HAMBURG NETS, FOR OVERSKIRTS, JUST BECEIVED, At 75 Cents, $1, $1.25. Just half former . At ne Davis’, 719 MARKET SPACE, jete-lw Sorner 8th street, BO osumver nats: x All the leadi: ‘les of Cassimere Dress watinge Bede ot BT EA HATS, Milton Bead? Gouuine Mackinaw, Leghors, Se. Hair, Cloth and gist Eefie SUN UMBERLLAS.) Tm 9420 0D. adid.TS 4LTEARD AND RSPAIRED at short KER & GREEN, Hatters, 1419 Pexosytvania Avence, Above Willard’s Hotel L BLANKETS CLEANSED nice, so that remain soft. Stugle sheet. 75c.; double, chia) A. BISHEM, 618 db strove, Washington News and Gossip. for redemption were €19. THE COURT of Alabame claims yestentay adjourned fo Wednesday, September 29th. THE RECEIPTS to-day were, from internal revenue, s—total for the month, from Washington territory, died yesterday at Olympia, in that territory. Jury INTEREST.— Treasury directs that the p July faterest be commenced on Mond: Without rebate. eeretary of the ayment of the next YELLOW Jack av Key West. pateh received at the bureau of meticine and surgery, Navy department, from Key West, to-day, announces one death and another case of yellow feverat that place yesterday DEATH FROM YELLOW FEVER.—A tele- gram from Key West announces the death Thursday evening, from yellow fever, of Thos. Polhemus, first assistant engineer of the revenue cutter Seward. THE PUBLISHED STATEMENT that Wm. ¢ Avery, Chief Clerk of the Treasury depar ment, and Mr. S.J. Kimbail, in charge of the Revenue Marine service, are about tol for the Pacific coast, to establish life-saving stations, is denied at the Treasury depart ment. CAPTAIN 8S. P. CARTER having recently lost his wife by death in Enrope, jas 4 to be relieved of the command of the Alas with permission to return to the United States. His an officer will be sent at once to command Alaska. SIXTH ArpIToR McGrew was quite ill at his office today, but notwithstanding did not feel justified in leaving, ow Fi intment as awti uly 1, there Is uw by which any one ean act in his absence without being Specially commis- sioned to do so by the President. Y. chief boy r of the Sixth Mr. FREDERIC keeper and disbursing ¢ Auditor's oflice, has been re B. Hinds-Kittle contra duced from a messenger t Second nt Postmast eral to a laborer in the Post Onice department. While tt is not believed t he was crintinal in inten- tion, it was not deemed proper to retain lei in @ position fraudulent m vauta which 1 contractors to i ir a PosTMASTER NERAL JEWELL, who re turned from inis western tour last evening, to-day issued an order directing that the fee for registering a letter maile office within the T ted States, any other post office in the Un to a foreign country, be fixed, on and after July 1, 1575, at the uniform rate of ten cents, in addition to the regular letter posta be fully prepaid by postage stamps tosuch letter, and cancelled at the mailing office. THE WASHINGTON SAENGERR <a complimentary . Spinner, es treasurer, ND lat ser-na e retiring United ler the winlows of the partments, in easury Lalldis selections the party to p "A, OF to General F. 5 than ANOTHER Stou 1ON.--The Sec. retary of the Interior has appolnted, on the recommendation of General Fiske, president of th ard of Indian commiesioners, ex Governor Enllock, of Massachusetts; | ex vernor Fletcher, of Missouri, and Hon. ‘0. W. Lane, president of tle York Ee of Commerce, a commi: visit the Red Cloud the management of its affairs for the past year. The instructions of the committe: Will include an inquiry into the informal charges made by Professor Marsh, NAVAL ORDERS.—Lieut. R.G. Davenport, ordered to Newport, R. 1, for Torpedo in- struction. Medical Inspector J. S. bungan, to the Brooklyn, South Atlantic station, per steamer 23d July next. Lieut. A.J. Iver: son, detached from the navy yard, 1, and ordered to the Minnesota. “Master N. 1. Bates, trom the Brooklyn, on the arrival of his relief, and ordered ‘to’ return home and report arrival. Assistant Surgeon Samucl H. Dickinson, from the naval hospital, Puil- adelpbia, and ordered to duty in ihe ‘South — Station, persteamer of Zid of July next. RED CLOUD AND Sporrep TAIL Siay THE NEBR. A TREATY.—The Commis- sioner of Indian Affairs to-day received a telegram from Indian Inspector J. W. Dan- it, iels. dated Red Cloud agency, 2ith insta stating that the Red Cloud and Spotte Tail Indians have signed the agreement rv linquishing their right to hunt in Nebraska for $25,000, the sum appropriated by Congress se, and seem to be well satis- ir bargain. This is the agree- nt which Spotted Tatl and Red Cloud re- fused to sign when in Washington a few weeks ago. This agreement does uot involve way the relinquishment of the In- title to the Black Hills. MRS. JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.—A corres- pondent, writing up the Jerome park races, says: “Emily Jordan, or rather Mrs. John Chamberlain, was the most magnificently dressed Woman among the gorgeously-at- tired throng. She wore 2 brown dress, the convolutions of which it would be quite im- possible to describe; carried a blue parasol of marvelous make, and shone resplendent in diamond soltaires and a butterfly, which was one mass of priceless light. Her turnout Was a fitting frame of this gorgeous ‘get-up,* and even the white and gold carriage robe which was thrown across her lap must have cost a pretty sum. She out-blazoned even Mrs. Theodore Moss, who was superviy dressed.” PERSONAL.—Mr. John C. New, the newly- appointed United States Treasurer, arrived here yesterday atternoon. ----Her many friends, in Washington and elsewhere, will be sorry to hear that Miss Austine Snead (Miss Grundy) is lying very low at the resi- dence of her uncle, Mr. Charles S. Snead, in Louisville. She had been Pprostrated by a prolonged illness, but was getting better when sue suffered a relapse, which will pro- bably detain her in Kentucky for several weeks yet. +*+-Commissioner Smith, of the Indian’ Bureau, has gone to New York on business connected with his office. *++-Geo. 8. Bangs, superintendent of the railway mail service, returned to Washin; wil the Postmaster General ona party ast even- ing. Governor Sam rrived in this city to-cay via New York and Long Branch. At the latter place he had an interview with “the old man.” DFATH OF HENRY M. SLADE —The many friends, in this District and elsewhere, of Mr. Henry M. Slade will be pained to hear of his death at his residence in this city this morn- ing, from congestion of the brain. H> was | in the 4*th year of his age. Mr. Siade was a graduate of Middlebury College, Vt., and a son of Hoa. Wm. Slade, late Governor of | that state. He practiced law at St. Paul, Minn., in 1896, 7, and '8; came to Washington in 18€1, and entered the Treasury as clerk under Mr. Chase, He was a cleric in the Persion Office at the time of his death. Mr. Slade was a gentleman of natural ability and culture, and his uniform courtesy and amiable disposition made him frieuds wher- ever he was known. For the last five years | bis health has been decliving. NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day | request has been granted, and. Tarek at St. George, New Brunswick, are engaged upon an lam White House grounds, This company. has cemonst Scotch granite compan: Mrs. I SION.—Among the recent changes in one of of divisi AY OF FUNDY GRANITE COMPANY, TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR, —_e—_—_ THE BEECHER CASE. order for eighteen highly polished ts, with engraved boxes, for the rated that it can compete with the "ARTINGTON AS CHIEF OF A Divi- NO VERDICT YER. the government departments was the re- = duction of the chicfor au important diviah WRECK OF THE SARANAC. toa subordinate position on acconut competency. According to the current ——_ e —-- | port, in the partment referred to, empicys is fally the equal of Mrs. P SUFFERINGS OF THE CREW. ton avd one the former Commi of Agriculture in bis mis-use of the tnglish. of bis st wilt a: vale A NEGRO RAPER LYNCHED. he tnvartab Sy TO} “ciseal year” “phy sieal year. muti -. ted ktters” —“mulitated let! eee BEECHER AND TILTON. head of the departwent, after i ewig Miss Augusta Moore on Tilton. him, coneluded that he was hardly the pe:- | New YoRK,June2.—Miss Augusta Moore, son to properly discharge the duties of chief | who was a witness at the Beecher trial, in a on anit re m. letter to the Tribune says: S early as 1362 cae ie I saw Theodore Tilton Working away to imi- Tt was remy eeener, Business. ignt | ite Mr. Beecher's handwriting. He did dt that the jury stood nine for acquittal aut | Wel, 1 heard him frequently disparage three for conviction. me - rta: ; AT THE PLYMOUTH CHURCH PRAYER MEET | The Sint peri yer ge elie olen IN 1 nigh 4 great sensation the first There wa and Mr. spirit oO ALOT ibe e Su] he him in with the partner of Col. Henry 'B. Beecher in the in- surance business, and whose sister is the colonel’s wife. rode up Boerum street from Fulton avenue in Mr. Beecher’s carriage yes- terday afternoon. Mr. Beecher's handsome buys were attached and the family coach- man was driving. Two little children were in the seat with Mr. Benedict. Boeru Street runs past the court-house, on the jury- room side, and is separated from it by a of ground about 100 feet wide. The © Was stopped opposite the room, and t Kev. Henry Ward Beecher created oy referring to the trial for time since it at i courts. n immense congrezatio Beecher was in good b He said he woul f Plymouth matter as prese Istand by ple sympathy S manifested by the con- pastor ict looking up at the windows, waved Sregation- . ndke Then he rode around the LOADER STICKS TO HIS | ion street, where the car- The Brookis n Argus had | ge Wi in stopped and he once mo ler yesterday, who says tir | closely scrutinized the windows. A Sun peta Saphabdh riage | reporter who had seen this strange oceur- E a rence from a lower room of the court-hoase. asscris’ he saw moro than has appe went out to learn whieh Jurors were at. the the papers. He never spoke to or windows, but he only saw aa unrecosuizable thing todo with Tilte ta week m moving away they. had St Beecher of ies on . ed ‘The Jury SUI Ont, toes ee woull have | New York, June 2%.—When, Judg : oa son adjourned ‘the cou: tnight it was wu THS OF THE COURT OFF oath was ac Ul lo'cloek this morning, but long before that time the Brooklyn eity court room was packed with spectators, who eoain awa opment which might take “Youdo will keep Beecher entered the room with this jury secare ii the room that they are there were then p fist in the ¢ Joseph 3 compa Con. rar night Neils Six E at Ti Through his int essrs. Abbott, Tra nsel for the «i vounsel have y d Tilton divid at you will suite I thor drink, ¥ have taat | ‘one of pat apy Ss time betwe perm uas Ty rhoodt of UW any Jury» of about th p the west court house. Oppo he outside is congregated a gre people the jurorse, ment so an be § Bat in bis y blows tn the @ with his | ennessey defer asst | Send for them, but will await the: owd the tw ane vere are n adies in the eo} oO tticer Hens court. | the air Is oppressively hot, although ¢ ck of | Window is thrown wide open, and fans 4 ete | being v usly plied in every direct ric both | Keeping the atmosphere in a state of cor tt motion. The jury breakfasted betwe Zand 8th orning, and were removed fro Judge MeCue’s large court room, where the spent tke night, to the apartir they occupied yesterday. Officer Be day was sworn in as @ special to rel some of the officers in gtvendance on th At noon to-day there ho news of as to the jury coming into court. THE WRECK OF THE SARANAC. inet pol rred a charg ee foward, of tl kK Star, ae. 1 the combatants to tue pol they should hey are to be # derers paic ty of de The Officers and Crew Camped Oat for rmes in hited States y Five Dayson the Coast Before Relief Three were 1 in New England,as men-/| Came. tiened in the graphic dispatebes in Tae New YORK, June 26.—A letter from Vie- St last evening, namely: Louis H. toria, B.C., says that after landing from the Wagner and John F. Gordon, Sarenac the otficers and crew were put on Me..and Henry Costley short rations and huts were built of boughs Wagner, a Prassian sa of trees Ks, and a few boat the murd wo defe At day!ight oa the s° ke of plunder at the her majes fisherman on one of the «on of the murder of er ane hver went up from the we brother's wife in order t to certa Ten minutes later the ¢ property; and Costley of the murier of > point. causing fresh housekeeper for th > of his mistress, an > appearance of the Myrmido: later of the murder of bis mist J nm fers issued to by him to ma were w speech f expressions, which was received Unusiasti present. spoke in the gra ¥ iy in love with h Was hung in Atlan y during their absence. in sight, a worn Purri marry od transfer everything ter everyti that vessel. g saved from the logether with off rs and crew, ‘ere The Myrmidon trans- of the officers and men to the eft for Esquimalt and on the | embarked on board. ferred Or Ll The Kemper in it i iraternal with en c ey Saeed ast concourse Sir Knight Rey. Dr. Vandersbee terms of the highest compltment of 1 ovation accorded the Command- He felt that the med home by Gov 1 of congratulat: France. A committee, with Pres! at the head. has been for to collect funds for the relief of the swil , Change of Ministry in Brazil. sit had b * of much good, and Rio JaNeino, June 26-—The ministry of Veuld tend Greate aor ne ee ote scount of tio Branco has resigned. and ferences and removing the asperities of tie rabinet has been formed, with the past. made ir tere: Ireland. motion by two Irish members, while another gave assurance that her Majesty would meet with a loyal reception in Ireland. raeli saic be left to his request the motion was withdrawn. The, bad married Virginia to Mas: VICTORIA AND IRELAND.—A motion was which was to the effect that it would condice to the advantage of the crown if the Queen should haye a permanent resid Duke of Cax: had buried th dl minister of ister of foreign abawk, and chusetts, the British House of Commons yes- Seven Miners Killed. PriyMoUTH, Pa., June 26.—The seattolling at shaft No. 2 of the Susquehanna Coal Com- nee in pany at Bast Nanticoke, four miles Below Protests were made against the | Plymouth, fell this morning, instantly kill- ing six men who were at work on it. A miner named Edw. Quinn was killed here this morning by falling down shaft No. 2 of the D. and H. coal company. A FALL OF 500 FERT. ARRE, June 26.—The names of Mr. Dis- that the act was one which should the tree will of the Queen, aud at WILKE = the six men kliled by the fail of a scaffolding VIRG SCOPAL HIGH ScHoon at shaft No. 2 of the Susquehanna Coal com- The bp High school, im Fairfa any’s mine at Bast Nanticoke, are Tomas county, Virginia, closed Thursday. W. R. | Vivian, Peter Resolis, Thos ke Wiloene, Abbot delivered the annual address. The | Henry ‘endes, and Jos. Rick. first prize was awarded to Robert A. Castle- man, of priz xiven to and the John’s Goldsbo: awarded the prize for scholarsip was Alexandria, aud among the other — Pembroke L. Thorne, of Baltimore, prize to Brice Worthingtou and. res. Detrorr, June 26.—Babellion & Hi man’s feed mill was burned last night with quantlty of feed and valuable machiner WwbRnE Para Trp Tram | The firm estimate their lossat $40,000; insnr- ye a : a . ance men say $10,600, Man ie Indianapolis of cs “5 « . . prints a letter from W Phinips, 1 ee tig iol ox fot Ped which ke endorses the financial plank of the n mills of House, Ohio re Grant, but says that tb any mea or consented clause of the elvil rights bill. END OF A MELAN CHINE AGENT. machine the Chicago road, north of Terre Haute, Ind., committed suicide on Wednesday nignt. The young woman whom he had « learned to love” went other. He went into a drug store, and there, surrounded by death-dealing drugs, shot himself, Tue N: the New Hampshire house of delegates yes- terday the final vote was taken on the reso- lutions censuring the governor and council on account of their action in the late sena- torial contest, and they were adopted by a party vote of 174 yeas to 166 nays. THE Boston Races.—The June meeting at Beacon park, The first race, thorne, near Paterson fire, probably communicated 2 The buildings and machinery were old. L: $50,000; insurance $40,000, including $2,000 In Fame, of Philadelphia. ‘The mills emp! vpwards of 200 hands. _A Horrible Domestic Tragedy. Utica, June 26.—Ordeo Davis, a farmer, 5 Pope old, residing in Herkimer county, wa iuund with his bead nearly cut off in his barn, Thursday a.m. His son, aged 24 years, the wife, the Wife's sister, Mrs. Fred. Em- burge, her son, aged 35 years. and aneighbor, named Adams, have been put ler arrert to await the action of the coroner’sjury. Davis had his bands and feet frozen through cruel- ty of the family, and was otherwise helpless Ferg onn tof sickness, He died in his bed in his barn. —— Michigan’s New —— Law Inopera- e. CINCINNATI, June 26.—A dispatch from Detroit says :—Judge Cochrane, of the supe- rior court, has granted an injunction re- Straining the collection of the tax from blican conv: Hh cates the third-term candidacy of President also advo- identall tler has not by ns done his duty when he claimed to the rejection of the school HOLY SEWING Ma- Trowbridge. a sewing agent at Eugene, a small town on “back” on him and married an- and in twenty minutes was dead. £W HAMPSHIRE EMBROGLIO.—In Boston, closed yesterday. | liquor dealers under the new law. ‘The effect. x horses of 2:34 class, was won by Amy; Ned Forrest second and Hon. of Unis will be to atop all pi until est Harry third. Time, 2:27 4 ,2:29 ¥, 2:30, 2:30. Ned Forrest took the second heat A CARLIST Loss.—The important Carlist fortress of Mira, on the river Ebro, bas sur- e Supreme court has passed upon the con- stitationality of the measure, penlhcnadiarinemecandsed The Usual Mexican Revolution. SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.—The captain of rendered to, the “Alfonsists. Thirty-nine of- | (a (asmeniP Vasco De Gama, from Lower ficers and 250 men were captured, together | Pax te in the full tide of success. Four hun: Tilieacy stores 7 And © large quantity of | dre federal had been sent to quell military the movement. situation is very criti- ARRESTED.—A dispatch from Columbns, | ©#!: The United States ship Narragaisett is Pineal 2 the Cincinnatl Fim epee that | lying off La Paz. enry 8. Rich, agent of the Baltimore and . Ohio yaliroad in that clty, who 1* Allegel to | A Colored in Indiana. be a defaulter, has been arrested in San Francisco, California. CarRbr cetti, Dr. Ubaldi, and Bishop McNierney, of INDIANAPOLIS, June 26.—Wm. Keemar, colored, Who was arrested in Rush county for attempting to commit a rape on a white lady. and was removed from ville to Greenfield for fear of violence, was lynched NAL MCCLOSKEY, Monsignor Ron- Alben ee ia ee aes even ng | last night by a mob at G: rom LOUD a ary’s College, were sho; “ye BANKER’S CENTENNIAL DISPLAY.—A i cdaiggnin ves ean Se De meeting of bank officers from various cities CRUSHED TO DEATH.—Asa Pavonia ferry- | was held in Lirenger geen esterday to con- boat was entering her slip at Jersey City, | sider matter making a of yesterday, an unknown man, who atte to jum and Delage and instantly crushed to death. ted notes, Ins, «&e., at the centennial exhibi- ‘ashore, was caught between the boat tion, and with that end in view anassociation was formed. | The New Jersey ¢ The Commencement at St, Joseph's jeademy. A a (Correspondence of The Star.) St. JOSEPH’S ACADEMY, ? near Emmittsburg, Md., June 2ith.} Eiitor Star:—To-day dawned bright and a beautiful, yet the sun never upon fairer and more delighted audience than w: thered within the walls of St. Joseph ‘pon the main platform sat his eminence, Cardinal MeCloskey, surrounded by Bishops Elder, Becker, Corrigan, Lynch and MeNer- hany, Ab-Legate Roncetti and Monseigneur Seton, grandson of Mother Seton, the founder of this famous institution. The bright pink robes of the Cardinal afforded a happy con- trast to the purple of the encircling bishops; and the sight was particularly impressive to one accustomed only to the outside world. On either side of the s' were ranged the young ladies of the academy, clad in im- maculate white, relieved ouly by blue sashes, bebind them and against each wail sat the Sisters, whose dark dresses and great white bonnets made a nice frame for the fair pic- ture therein. The proportions of the bulldy (which begun in a small way) are gigantic. To give some tangible idea of its size. let me assure you that one wing, years since, equals in size n your city. Under the shadow niflcent addition reposes good Father Bur- lando, its architect constructor. Within this new building is the exhibition hall, which for symmetry and beauty of decorations is pronounced by traveled judges to be one of the handsomest tn the country: we certs nly have no hall in Washington approaching to it. Without doubt the largest number of visitors that ever honored St. Joseph's is here to-da: The tremendons gathering yes terday at Mt. St. Mary's college, caused by a@ grand reunion of its alumni in he r of the Cardinal, an old graduate, has doubly in- creased the visitors to St. Josoph’s toatay. Among them are many Washingtonians— Mrs. Wim. A. Wart_and daugher: Mise Ane nie; Mrs. John F. and while I pencil these lines sits a fair young laly from Wash- , Miss Ada Ball, who has escaped the xhibition root and ix now fn ntor the main stairw: recounting. School-girl days, as Miss Bail is 4 ate of St. Jose d is here spendin. is mag- sodear 3 he exercises reflected the greatest credit ats and teachers, and St. Joseph's ds this year six ornaments into the world plomaed as her child: nd graduate t p partic ize among so excellence t I must make especial m tion of Miss Etta Brent,of Washir Miss Mary Meet { New York, Miss Emily W r r Walter, of ye tone sti a. Db MOUNTAINEER. THE WFALTH oF THE UNITED STATES SENATE. — Shi ad Jone: : together mill and the probably Ins © Ht the ot ot Morrill, Justin Morrill, os, $30,060 Conkling. & % $1,000,000; Wa ; Randolph, $59, 600; Frelinghuysen, £106,000; Thurman, $00,- 000, Sherman, ; Morton, $30.00; Me Donald, = (oe; Christianey, $200,000; Windon, Hitebeoek, galls, $30,000; Wright, © 006; Stepenson , $200,000: Sargeant, $00,000; Booth, $200,000: 600; Hipple- Mite: Davis, $100,000; Whyte 000, Saalsbury, 0; s ohnsOn of Virg Johnson, $6,0%; Cooper ); Clayton, $20.00), Patter- bertson, #4 5 Speneer. F005 i 100.000; Bruce FO), S100, Merriman, £20,000: Ransom, $20,00 $15,000. né of these figures may be on doubtfal information; generally speaking they basel ou pient rumor.—" Ge amenceme ©, Carlisle, Pa., began 2 sermon by Rev br. . Tn the ev 2 San- day last b ewman on chr societie man, of Ca M. D., of oration was by Rev. Ja delphia. The ‘graduia twenty, among whom w W.S.” MeClenahan, mund Avery, He Read, Marylan 8 delivered by I nd the poem masport F a. Washington, D. Measures largely inerease the end ent of the col- lege, and vigorous efforts will be mate to put op a new bt cilities of the in ling and to add to the fa- titut THE ConxvicreD —John Siney president of the Min National Unton, went to Clearfield Wednesday ev to Mingo Park, secretary and organizer of the fume association, who has been procuring signatures for several days to petitions ask- ing Governor Hartranft to pardon the im- Prisoned Clearfield miners. Siney and Park are both under bonds in $5,600 for their ap- pearance for trial at the September term for conspiring to lawlessness. but they hope to effect the pardon of their followers who have been convicted for obeying them. They openly proclaim that the imprisoned men will be pardoned in a few weeks, and that the labor vote in the gubernatorial contest is too powerful to be disregarded by the refusal n those who have becu made to feel TWFEED's NEw QUARTER: ss Tweet is pying Warden Dunbam’s apartments Ludlow street jail. They consist ofa parior reception room and bedroom. They are gantly furnished, and his hotel bill wil! amount to nearly as much as thouzh he had taken rooms at the Fifth Avenue botel. Whatever he desires to eat ts furnishet | The nervous excitement of Tuesday prov too much for Mr. Tweed, Wednesday he was attended by his 1 He abso- hitely refuses to see all ‘callers, of whom there have been several hundred, and no 0} but counsel and members of his family are admitted. New York TO LONG BRancHt BY Ratt ntrel railroad oper terday an all-rail route from New York Long Branch with an excursion, which in cluded President Grant, ex-Secretary Borie, General Porter, central railroad directors and others. ARRFST FOR ALLEGED MAIL Roppery. Frederick Grosh, son of the postmistress at Funkstown, Md., has been arrested at Green- castle, Penna., for alleged robbing the mail. While on the way to Maryland be Vergo through @ car window and |, but was recaptured, and is now in Hagerstown jail. Sopnir ScHILDER, the young woman from Philadelphia, who was. by her step- father, while boating off the battery at New York, Thusday, @t the mospital yester- onees aeaes eee tea governmen’ . mentary ire prohibi ic re- Tigious "pro This is aimed at the Catholics. “DOESTICKS” DEAD.—The death is an- mennent Bs oe ae of ohne Bg _ au many bumorous the nomme de plume of Philander Dossticks fe bah le ag of i , Mi, a well-known clan, was sun-struck yes- terday, and died in an hour. 87-St. Louis will be able to manufacture about 600,000 quarts of imported champagne this year. sv Clara Morris is througly womanly. She got all ready to go to Europe last Satur- day, and then—concluded to wait a week. 87-A bill will shortiy be introduced in the German parliament prolibiting religious processions. s7 The case of the Misses Smith of Gias- tonbury, Ct., who refused to pay takes on their ty because they are not allowed to vote, has Tot “been settied,” as They are determined to “see the end of it.” 87 The soldiers’s monument at Schenece tady, N. Y., was unveiled Wednesday in the presence of ten thousand persous. There @ military jon, aud by Judge Yates abd others,” a LOCAL NEWS. DESPERATE FIGHT ABOUT A WOMAN, “Lem” Weeden Shot, Perhaps Fatally Ida's Choice, and tes Tragic Results. About 1 o'clock this morning @ man named Charles 8. Gooiman. who is employed in the Treasury department as a steam-Stter, fired three shots at a well-known character about town named “Lem” Weeden, all of whieh took effect—one in the left groin, one in the right bip and one through the upper Lip. The atfray between the parties ocourred at & house on 12th street, below Pennsylvania avenue, where lives & female called “Ida,” Who. tf all reports are trae, has shown favors to both the belligerents. GOODMAN'S STATEYENT. JOOGMAL States that he met Weeden last evening, and at his invitation entered @ restaurant, where they took drinks. On leaving Weeden boasted in his usaal style of being the best man in town and that he could whip bis weight In wild eats, let alone any man in town. Knowing “Lem's” relsome disposition when In liquor Good- man tried to avoid him as much as possible, but “Lem” insisted on their taking another drink, after swallowing which “Lem” asked Goodman if he knew Ida. Goodman an- swered “Yes.” When “Lem” told him that he must give her up or fight, Goodman laughed, telling “Lem” to go home, and of - fered togo home with him. This “Lem” re- fused to do, aud continued TALKING ABOUT IDA Roth started up the avenue towards 1th street, when Lem naisted on Gandman going with bim to the house where the girl ltw Jast long enough for hum (Weeden) toask her @ question.” Goodman states that he refased to go,.and Lem got hold of him and forced him to go. On arriving a parley took place, and it was settled that Lem should enter the ouse and ask Ida a question, and return to join Goodman, pledging himself that he would not barm the girl. tering the house he proceeded to her room, where, after a moment's talk with Ida, he appeared on the baleony in front, and called to his rival to come Up stairs TDA’S CHOTCE. In obedience to the invitation or command, Goodman went up stairs, when Lem ad= dressed the fair one. saying, “lla, we are both here; now take your choice whieh of us you will have.” Ida inquired if he would knock her down if she signified her choice. Of course he would not, but was prepared to submit to her venlict. Ida stepped ap to oxfman ard signified that he was her fa- vorite, which Rroused the brate in Lem, and ina twinkling he knocked her down. ‘This brought the rivals face to face, and a long and A DESPERATE FIGHT between the two men followed. daring which Goodman Btlales that Lem hotlered “enough.” Goodman let him g proposed to shake bauds and go extended bis right hand, whiten L With bis left and lunged ‘at him w > entting his coat as he viget the Tae fighting continued with pitchers, basins, and any loose which they could get hob of 90a Goolman saw a 1% catching it In the front on a mantel, THREE SHOTS AT LEM, the wounds im ; getting ralcon: rs Sut »ped entral station, whil Wisle’s druy Store a messe: ot Dr. Tree, who made a curs tion of his woands, and to al guard to see hb wrri there about 2 ck. and after extracting one of the ave its nton that the b 11 lodged near th toat hentbr- ¥ moment, and that fatal. The wounded man d to uls home aud sedatives l RELEASED ON BAIL. the Court Ubis morning Goodman was arraiage! for assault hattery with intent to kill Lemac Mr. Wm. A. Cook appeared as his ounsel aod waived an examinat The ourt fixed the bo at afier some some df 1 to $5,000 when Mr, James W. Pamphrey entered on the bond. and Mr. Goodman was released. The full name of the *-woman in the ease” is Ida Lewis. WEEDEN’S CONDITION TO-DAY. The pi y regard the condition of Weeden to be as favorable as they could expect, but they decline to pass an opin as to whether he will, recove Disirict Government Adairs, Mr. Albert H. Norris was appoiuted ye: terda ary public for the lumbia, in place of Wm. Thompsc signed. on account of uis advanced age ing 0 lessen his duties. The 21's pay roll was audited to-day, ’ way rol ee forJuane. The 1 receive Pay on Monday n€ latter on Wednesday. District Commissioners Have decided the sidewalks on Detrees street made i side—with a 20-foot care dan order has been given to , Te ren- to hav —— + —_ Two PFTITIONs F Divonce.—Mr. A. W. Sharit bas for Lansing Van Doren flel a bill pray in matrimony sets for a divorce from the bonds of with Marisa Van Doren. He March, larksville, Ked river county, Texas; shortiy after the defendant left his bed and boan! without cause. Mr. T. F. Miller has for Dr. F.G. H. Braa- tord filed a bill for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony with Alberta Bradford (nee Ely.) He states that he was married in Mareh iast by i M. Norris, of Waugh Chapel, and charges her with having com- mitted adultery, with visiting houses of tll- fame, living a lewd and lascivious life, and with being addicted to the use of intoxicat- ing liquors. BUILDING PERMITS have been Issued by Inspector Plowman foliows: Thomas s two-story and basement dwell- between 1th ”. Arlington nce company, repair, putin iron front, construct area and cellar slips to brick build- ing north side of Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 15th and 16th streets northwest; $4.50. Albert Cingua. raise and repair frame houses on alley between 18th and 1th and L and M streets northwest, © Mr. Brown, remo- del, &e., brick store and dwelling east side of “th, betweeit D and E streets, northwest; =300. MCNSTRELS se three nights next week. They nurber 25 star artists, in- cluding stich well-known names as Bill > , Billy Arlington, Little Mac, J. R. Ben Cotton, Billy Rice, Bob Hart, nest Linden; also, a finesextetic of vocal- ists. ax follows: J. G. Rasseli, Joe Noreross, Fret Waiz, J. H.Oberist, F.H. Tilia, J.B. Ross. The’ New York Graphic says of the < Opera He comp Their singing fs excelfent, their jokes are new, and their humor is aa- bounded.” —— Ovr PoTomac WATEE.—Many of our eiti- zens are someWhaxl astonished to-day to find that the water in the b ydrants has suddenly become riled again, tbe same as it was early in the past spring. This is caused by the shutting off of the water from the reservoirs, forcing the supply to come direct from the is comparatively free * fishy odor, which the recent heavy rain storms on the upper Potomac has dij led, and shows the correctness of General Stoigs? theory about conferva. ———— REAL ESTATE SALEs.—Messrs. H. F. a7The Virginia concur in that a very fall pot tovacos has ‘book planted in that state. S27 Dispatches from Jackson, sa half of & besiuece block and’ eCaihole church were burned yesterday. &7-Mrs. Wyntie Zabriskie died in Jersey Clty on Friday. She had attaieed the ‘age of ee and ove years, eight moatasaat &F7 Journalistic statisties show that during jast ye States, 87 Of the conta¢ions diseases last week In New York city and Brooklyn, small-pox of fered the most Dumerous cases and Ihe west.