Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1875, Page 1

PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted. AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Peunsyivania Avewne, cor, Lith ot. BY The Evening Star Newspaper Company, ‘#. H. KAUFFMANN, Prov't. partminrensaied THES EVENING STAB ts served by carriers to mwanery | s ‘KEE, OR FoatY- Gusts Fun Most.” Cops « the Counter Be ata ae THE WEEKLY STAR—pubdisshed om Friday— 88.00 « year, posiace prepaid. Ch 46—N®. 6,952. oening Star, WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1875. LOCAL NEWS. Board of Health. MUZZLING HUNTING DOGS—NUFZLING THR PRISS—NEW FLOUR IN OLD BARRELS— VITAL STATISTICS, ETC Al the meeting of the Roand of Heath last night, Dr. Cox in the chair and all the mem: bers present, Mr. Langston, from the com mittee on oniinances, to whom had been referred the subject of MUZZLING HUNTING Docs, on sighed Dy Aa members » Sportsmen’ club, asking that such dogs may go unmaz- zied the remainder of the heatet term, and =| reported adversely on the request; report auopted. WHAT SHALL BE PURETSIED. Also, from the same committee, reported certain amendments to the standing rules of TWO CENTS. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. FRE FAMILY tie LE, CRYST AL SPRINGS THURSDAY. Jaly = 40 conte. hiren 20 . Mthand P monirs—t:stallation of offes may be expected Meese tenr excursion The new commor ious Steam>r “LADY OF THE LAKE” Witt bray Wharf, foot “tr nw SPAY « f th ISATUROAY AFTER No at So'elock fora five-hot DOWN THE roToOMAc, ity at 10 och for all to <x p.m ape from the heat of the of the river ents 376-4 bree Tickets for rip, 30 AMUSEMENTS, AYES E THEATE HARRY BROOKS. T4E PEDESTRIAN, is now walking nis great feat of 1,00) half-miles in Ke half hours. Admirsion during the Qay ané after midnight, 10 EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. THE RECEIPTS to-day were. from internal revenue, $225,860.03; Customs, $674,991. cents. " THE AMOUNT of national bank note eiren- nme en ee Sore at ag” | lation received at the Treasury to.day for re- a tie ay OLD No.y Om Exhibition (New No. | “™Pton scare 456 H and Sale 439 HEAYY MAIL.—On resuming business 7TH Sr. aT ITH ST. | yesterday morningat the Post Office depart- No. 439 1th SHAR RIT ER, stress, ciens | CDE it was found that since the close of : doors above Odd Feliows’ Halt. business on Saturday last 37 ters had Qholce Oil Paintings, Eneravings. Chromee, &e._ | accumulated. Of this number were re- cihdts, Bout iaaad Bitare Con and Har | CVC" by the Sixth Andi rs office Be ne Nails, &c., in the District. REVENUE APPOINTMENTS.—Willlam H. 57 Ficase remember Name and Namber. jyl-ly | Thomson, 11th Indiana; Wm. 8. Hawkins: = Ist Missouri, have been appointed store- LADIES’ GOODS. -pers of internal revenue, and T. P. mridge, 5th Missouri; John T. Powell, Leander 8. Smith and Henry A. Buesiog, KS. J. P. PALMER. M ‘ie sching ail ‘hinds af STBAW and guagers. MILLINERY GOODS at and To Go WEsT.—On the recommendation of the Commissary General of Subsistence, Capt. Fred. F. Whitehead, C. S., is relieved from duty in this city, and ordered to report PELOW COST. FRENCH CHIP HATS, $3.00. Special attention given to orders. metentien SNS Mane JB. PALME je19-tr 1109 F stzect, between lth and lth. He FOR COBB'S ISLAND: FAviey Excensios, VN THE POTOMAC PAVILION. ¥ PLOT ge teN heath SenouLe SEVENTY} s RIVER TO DILL On: > madd fast steas BENES DAY ME }NS TO POINT LOOKOUT VERY SATURDAY, Bop at PINKY POINT sud MARSHALL'S aoe turn ‘The steamer leaves Ste pneu . 7 p.m. arriving fay morning, and re m.on Monday. Al «and are unsur. TT PLEASURE SEEKERS. SUMMER ABSANGEMENT ‘Y, Capt. W. H. Byles. months the acen rmmer Ke- d Retarning. ng. a as and Bia early ing for Washington. Potomac being unsurpassed nly steamer affording a view daylight, makes these most ? « for pilies and tal aie trip. $2, rouad triptickets, Appl * yo BP ritzaved, agent. jets om mib-street Wharf B's FOR HI RY JOS. Pass 10, No a 73 a“ ‘ * below High st. G. WHEEL © trips te i for charter.” Inquire OK EXCURSIONS, ¥ WASHINGTON ssnre partir thaa apy other Ts erEKY as Sth street Ds. HOW- __P. 8 TROTH, Pi CHARTER dioms from Steamer BS. B, FITZHUE : 6th street wharf, BANKERS. ‘ob TIMONEY & cv. BANKERS, removed thelr Banking Honse to LE DROIT LDING. er $th and B streets. ey ure pr ® general Babking bust ese. receive t te cheek at ataht, draw Drafts Philadelphia and New York = C u Exchaoge. and make Coilee ape tr pb‘ NCAN, SHERMAN & CU,, BANKERS, treet, New Kerk, OULAK NOTES and LETTERS OF TRAVELERS IN EUROPE AND AST. avai ix ail the principal cities, aiso, be United States, West Indies. ac. TL: TRANSFERS to LONDON, Paris SiS. HAVANA, MEXICO, CHINA Sc. Seovunts of Banks, Baukers and oth tans m.w.fly black, ‘aud Geuls at re ket and Ruffle, Embrot- ed Embroidery tc., at 81, h. $2 eked av eo Skirts, $1, 91.50 and g2, tlerath and width Se Fancy Striped Hose, 2, $3.) and 7Se. e Umbreiiasend Scotch Ginghaw Sun Umbrel- Tas at $1 1. Kew «ty le Tack Combs, 25, Ste and sh oF Liste Thread full regular Gents” fine B: Hose. 3 prir $1 ‘Toilet Articies— Dressing Combe, beat Robber, 3 apd we | Tooth or Nail Brushes, 23c.; Hair and Clothes Brashes, 25, ie. and $1. Fine § Mirr: s be Baskets, Sic. and @1. Satchels. in all kinds, $1 and 93. oe Brow Indsor Se: Be . dies’ Lisle Gloves, 28¢.. very cheap. Andie tug button Kid, in all vlmies, aploadid ide 2. and 91 50. = - sts, $1: fall sete . 92.50, 04.50 and 95.50; aif worth Seer eaeee eee other articles, ail desirabie, good and B. SILVERBERG’S. GREAT METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STOKE wT te 322 Tth street, nesr Penn Petres nam Suft ent Li T several pereons, es CaANTS 4 BOX BUILDING MATE- t M BIKD & HEP of charges to the commanding general department of the Missouri, for assignment as aepot coin- missary ofsabsistence at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. GREAT BARGAINS | IN ; LADIES LINEN SUITS, Embracing Plain, Braided, and Embroidered. The same in OVERSKIRTS AND BASQUES. Parties will do well to examine my stock before purchaeing clyewhere. M. SILVER, jeY7-1m TAT Market Sprce. ‘1E BEST SELECTED STOCK OF LADIES’ SCITS AND OVERDRESSES NOTWITHSTANDING the aljustmentof the difficulties between Scott and Garrett and the fact that the latter is now permitted to pass over the Jersey lines between Pallatel- phia and New York, the Pennsylvania rail- road company continues to carry the mails between New York and Washington, both ways, as usual. : A LOTTERY DEALER SUING A Post aAs- TER.—Judge Swayne, of the United States of every description, at Supreme Court, has issolved the Injunction WILLEA NS. granted to L. D. Sine, the Cinetnnati lottery je10 Im ES PREPARING FOR THEIR SUMMER | OCalcr rectrals ig the postmaster at th tt | place from retaining registered and macy order letters addressed to him, as he was di- rected to do by the Postmaster General. Sine has now sued tue postmaster at Cine for damuges. 907 Pennsylvania avenue. MISS E. A. McCORMICK, 06 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (UP Stains, In constantly receiving all the newest shapeein | UHLP AND STRAW HATS, | FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, 1 SILKS, &e & choice assortment of IMPORTED BONNETS. LEAVE oF ARSENCE for one yen > go beyond the sea, Lieutenant Thomas G to take effect at the tive operations. absence ted as been rwasend, Orders promptly filled khurst, ¥, has been = a With permis HOTELS. ROPEAN RE 04 F STREET, opp. Mw ARMAND SO Comfortable “ar The Cuisine ie anser pas c Lijnors. Fragrant Cigars. | aphic disp es to the Na Riccantly tarnished Rooms for ment report the following movements of U. onpeer see —— is of war:—The Sha alon the sth from Kk = sett WasatSan Fr SELLE a from La Paz, Mex i Pensacola on the éti, from ! the Fenicia, on the 6th SELLING OFF! San Franelseo; and tie departure of the Piy- ith from Key West for the 1tioG sth. CASSIMFRE SUITS. CASSIMERE SUITS. CASSIMERE SUITS. PERZONAL.—Secretary Bristow returnet to Washington this mornin *e*+ Colonel El sha Rice of San Franeisco, fifteen years American consul in Japan, but of late years @ citizen of Washington, sails for Europe August 24, to ne treated in Paris for Bright's disease of the kidneys. ---- Mr. J. B. Thomp- son. appointment clerk of the Interior de- DIAGONAL SUITS. DIAGONAL SUITS. DIAGONAL SUITS. BLACK CLOTII SUITS. 7K C 4 artment, is enjoying his annual | ih BLAOK CLOTH SUITS. Montzomery cou ed “The Com- BLACK CLOTH SUITS. | mnissioner oi Indian Affairs will return to- BROWN LINEN SUITS. BROWN LINEN SUITS. BROWN LINEN SUITS. morrow “Secretary | back from Mt. Veraon th week. PROMOTIONS IN THE PATENT OrFicr. Mrs. Theodosia L. Talcott, Mrs. Alice War. demann, Miss Margaret A. Callan, Miss Annie Sterling, Miss Minnie G. Olcott, Mis ano is expected Javier part of the ALPACA COATS, ALPAOA COATS, ALPACA COATS, LIGET CASSIMERE PANTS. Caroline Alexander and Miss Mary P! Har LIGHT CASSIMERE PANTS. Wood, all of the District of Columbia, and LIGHT IMEBE PANTS. Mise inte 7 Shedd. New York; Mrs. Co bia N. Payne, Virginia; Miss Eugeaia WHITE MARSEILLES vests. | Ww)! vi ie pau WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS. | Beecher. . Sarah Ro Andrew-, WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS, | Ohio; Mixs Sallie K. Fracker, Onto: Miss YoUrH'S AND BOY'S SUITS. L. Dunievy, Maryland, Mise ows Ih a YOUTHS AND BOY'S SUITS. ton, psylvania,; Mrs. Branette 8. Mo- YOUTH S AND BOY'S SUITS Dor Peinsylvania; Miss Mary BE. Stain- . . . per, Missouri; Mrs. Lyiia L. Arrington, Tlie WHITE DUCK 8UITS. | nois; Mrs. nie Moore, Washington WHITE DUCK SUITS. | ritory, and Miss Sarah §. Holdea, WHITE DUCK SUITS. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIC Carolina, have been promoted cler Patent Oftice at a salary of $1,000 per y AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. HEAVY Storms—Sir Men Willed by Lip’ AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. ning —Reports of avy wind and rain ere been rere from_ various arts of the country. t Nyt Te OR A. STRAUS, Storm, accompanied by. th ght POPULAR CLOTHING HoUss, ning, passed over the city, and two men were killed by the electric fluid. During a 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, thunder storm at Portsmouth, Va., Berween 10th anv lity Sraeers, | day, two boys were killed by ligt’ Three doors tror sides damage done to property. A Worces. mae ows frome TR areal | ire (Mase) diapetch says that two ar tee TRCCTION s IN ON THE BANJO, by Mr. | heaviest rain storms ever known in that BILLY DUNAWIN, Professional and Cham- | geetion passed over that city on Monday on Banjoist, 15th street and Massachasetts ave- | yarooting houses and causing great destri sy6St"_ | tion of property. Several houses were set on firf and two men killed by lightaing. THE NUMBEK OF IMMIGRA rivet at) was 13 NoOTte gE: ‘The Diploma awarded to Dr. JOHN A. HOLMES, “Old Man of the Mountain,” at the Now. it Agricultural Fair. for his LIVER PILLS. will on exhibition nntil the 9th instant at the Drugstore of Dr. GW. CROPLEY, corner cf Bridge aad Con. NTS who ar- York during the month of June 1g less than in the same or the thre grea streets, Georgetown. For sale by all Drag- migrants arrived at Sists and Dealers, aud give general satisfaction, 8) less than for $3 y one who can detect tha slichtest | the s: riod of ISt4. Of the arrivals last part f mercury of any other poisonous sub- | m0 4 were from Germ 192 from stance in them. rset") AGEN Li QS, AND ATER THE tor Day OF JULY the contractor for supplyisg the Commissary Department of the U. 8. Army of the District will pave om hand large qnai Treland. from, from other countrie! wad, and tue balance poche THE Britisu Lion WarcuinG TIE Ris SIAN BEAR.—The British Parliament hi last night the sub; ing the British y the extension of Rassien at the Meat house of the department, | in Central Asia ts. Persons living in the neighLor- hood please take notice GEU_W_LINKINS, Contractor. MetHs: MOTHS : LYE Ir you wish to save yonr heavy weartug apparel, Blank et«, Covers, Orumb C! in India throush uence and power On behalf of ti ment astatement of its policy Which was to the effect that Hussian aggr sious woul! be closely watched, but thet there would be no atiempt to establish a neutral ground, ar ths, &c., from moths, KAILROAD TICKET SCALPERS IN Trov- m cleaned by my celebrated chemical pro- | nir.—A Chicago dispatch, dated July 1. cess, which removes all grease and vegetable stains he law shutting tip the offices of eftectually. Single persons who have uo accommo- ralpers gces into effect to-day @aticns for packing sway clothing, can them ; With me until the fall seaso lgukets and Car- tains of all descriptions cleaned ia s supagior man- ner and ured legal assistance and wilt fight the law on the ground that it is unconstitutional. They have addressed a si ar tothe railroad “managers on the aes 615 8b eco northwest. FLOWERS ENAMELED IN Wax. No COUNTERFEIT. THE OKIGINAL FLOWEKS USED. MRS. EVA FRIES Sunounce that the Flowers made by: ¢ been examined by florists, under: and other competent persous, been pronounced pertect FUNERAL WREATHS, CROSSES, ANCHORS. and other devices made at the shortest notice. fen-tm MBS. 009 sth tet, At™ THE BALTiNe! SHIRT Fac. 1012 F Street northwest, Washington, D.C., wo thas Cay fret it Sate eee es i. Granier De chae is avain on the War-path, having challenged M. Gambetta for insulting guage in La Republique Francaise. Was yesterday fought in Belgium between M. Rosati, of Le Presse, and M. Perivier. of Le Figaro, in which the latter was slightly wounded. BRUTAL OUTRAGE AND MURDER.—Lizzie Schmidt, aged seven years, was outraged and killed near O'Fallon, Iil., Saturday night. James Hogan was arrested in east St. Louis Monday night on suspicion of being the guil- ty party, and taken to O'Fallon. ‘ears are entertalned that Hogan will be lynched. ——— ee COLONEL LONG, formerly of the United States army, but at present in the service of the Khedive of Egypt, has brought to Cairo, from his last expedition to the interior of Africa. five s] mens of the anth: hagi, a two females of the Akka or dwarf Bap Crop PRosPEct IN ENGLAND.—Ac- cording tothe Mark Lane Express the erop prospects in England are rather threatening, owing to the weather, which prevents rg dnd and harvesting. The ices of wheat ve ad vanced one to two shillings. CORTINA.—A dispatch from Matamoras Says tbat Cortina sailed yesterday from Bagdad for Vera Cruz, en route for the City of Mexico, where he will be tried by military commission. A Woman's DARING LEAP.—At Manches- ter, N. H., July 4th, the private residence of Waterman Smith was destroyed by an tn- cendiary fire. Mrs. Smith saved her life by Jumping from the second story window. A MIXED GRAND Jury.—The grand jury of the July term of the Chicago criminal court was empaneled Tuesday morning, and con- sists of eight negroes and sixteen white men. #RACE, MERCY AND PEAcE.”—Theodore Tilton was at Plymouth church on Sunday, and listened to Mr. Beecher's sex mon. duel pre take: = P= corrixe NO LONGER NECESSARY, CLEPHANE & CO."8 NEW AUTO-LiITHOGRAPHIO PROORSS, PRINTED copies of all papers furnished at low rate of Woents por folio of RO words. Tor Brat copy, and TWO CENTS per follo for Sach eaditional opr’ ion bens Poon ae sat Pow : Nis ttions taken in «hort band and transertpts ld peiut a leam cost thau manuscript bore: street, opp. Gen. P ry ! | GEO. WATTS & © | ; B14 7d street, new Pe ; T The “Real Estate Pool” and the Jay | Cooke Estate. An Associated Press dispatch from this city says: «Columbus Alexander, one of the creditors.of Jay Cooke & Co., claims that What he terms the ‘Real Estate Pool’ of the late District government is a debtor to the pH 2 Cooke estate to the amount of the profits arising from $25,.00 invested by Cooke in the | 1. Accordingly, he has entered suit in the upreme Court of the District against the pool, making E. M. Lewis and the several | Members of the Cooke firm plaintiffs, and Kilbourn & Latta, Senator Stewart, Senator Sargent, George C. Gorham, Jerome Chatfve, Fitch & Fox, W. W. Corcoran, Alexander Shepherd, George W. Riggs, and twenty- three others, defendants. He has made ap- plication for a receiver for all real estate purchased by them, and for bills and exhib- its. and asks to have subpoenas issued to all of the defer dants to appear and answer. The facts in the case are as follows: Mr. W D. Davidge ha Lewis, trustee of Jay Cooke & Co., filed a DILL on the equity side of the court for the ap- poiutment of a receiver and for an injane tion, which is @ yery voluminous document— 47 pages of closely written legal cap. Ta detendants are Haliet Kilbourn, James M. Latta, J. F. Olmstead, T. Sunderiand, C.J. Hillyer; W. M. $ rt, Edward Young, aaries Payson, Henry C. Swain, Aaron A! Sargent, G. C. Gorham, Jerome B. Chatffe Jobn Ball, Sarah A. Gorham, J. W. Parker, Arthur Fendall, Reginald Fendall, James E Fiteh, R. C. Fox, George Stutz, F. Stutz, A. R. Shepherd, A. Hyde, C. N. Thom, W. W. Corcoran. James W. Corcoran, J. H. Albers. B. H. Warner, B. R. Tracey, H. Heitinu'les Anton Heitmuller, Thomas Young, G. W. Riges, and Samuel Fowler. The papers were taken out the same day the suit was file, and about the court house nothing is knowa of the particulars of the bill. It is believed, however, that Mr. Alexander has nothing to do with the case, other than that he is a creditor of Jay Cooke & Co.; and it is further said that the ‘bill is based on that portion of the evidence of Mr. Hailet Kilbourn before the District Investigating Committee, to the effect that Jay Cooke & Co. hat in bis hands fo invest. 1 is to ree share of ¢ ver t LLoT- IN Bauri elections for can: were held yeste aud in many of the wards the ‘contest was simply as to wh aspirant could heap up the er number STUFFING AND REVEATING The democratic prim: for the city eou of votes by stuffing the ballot-box and re peating. There w 000 votes found to n the boxes opened. 1 vility of depositi rot ballots ¢ $i porters of some of the There was msiderable disorder at the polls, police bad theic aands full, but no) ¥ of @ serious Dature occurred t ward wus # box after the pot ad to & complic: settiiod by t In the attempt to had closet, this ti eto by S in one > was employe!, and the defeated ty make a public complaint of their hay- ing been beaten by fraud. [f the ticket nom- inated yesterday is elected entire there will be a gdod share of new faces in tue next council.—. Anuriva h. THE GFOGRAPHICAL vened by the Frene mene CONGRESS government will ts sessions in Paris about the latter part of July or the beginning of August. Most of the countries of the world will bh represented on this occasion. The English goverpment refused to appoint a commis- stoner, but it indorsed an appointee of the Royal Geographical Society of Loudon, and thus the nation will be represented in’a fit- ting and appropriate manner. The Amoeri- can Geographical Society named its dele- gates some time and one of them— Major General Crawford—is now in Paris, and has had several interviews with Barou Ke.jle, the secretary of tue Paris society and ihe commissaire of the exhibition. The terestsof the Ameriean society have be ended to, and the country wiil be nted at the grand meetings. Dr. om wiil also be connected with He has acted in like positic rmer occasions, and given great f.ction both in this country and Conne con- is- Surope. ‘ed with the congress will be an ex- ps bearing upon geog: lication of th CasEs.—A dis- Says that on Satur- ¥ fr ; r homes in the teinpted to cross the Middle river th wagons, which was swollen from recent rains, and one wagon upset. Mrs. Thomas Montgomery and her babe, Mr. A. Montgomery and his little child, and J. R Baker re drowned. Two girls were drowned Monday wiston, Maine, while bathing; also a South Framingham, and another at Plymouth, New Hampshire. A party of seven lads bathing at the june- of Wautuppa Lake and Quegnechan Mass., yesterday, joined hands and p water, where sIx of the number, John W. Fielding, Jamas and William Jacques, William Dyer, Fran- cis Kane and George MeManus, were drowned. The th lad reached shore aS attorney for Edwin M. | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. —e——_— HENRY WARD BEECHER. A WITNESS AGAIN. THE LOADER CONSPIRACY. THE ROCKAWAY DISASTER. “URTHER PARTICULARS. A CARLIST RETREAT. a THE LOADER’S CONSPIRACY. ir. Beecher as a Witness Again. EW York, July7.—The case of Joseph Loader, charged with perjury and conspira- | cy in the Tilton-Beecher case, came up in Brooklyn to-lay before the police justices | court. “Loader, his accomplice and accuser, | John J. Price, and ex-Judge 8. D. Morris, | were among the persons in court. Mr. B. F. | Tracy, Alderman Whitney and other friends of Mr. Beecher, were in the justices’ private | room. Among the spectators were many | faces’ familiar to those who attended the Tilton-Beecher trial. Moulton entered the court, but went away in a few minutes. Mr. Beecher was then called as a witness at the request of the district attorney. He looked over the affidavit of Loader, and was asked if any statements in the aitidavit referring to him and Mr were true in fact: Beecher replied: is nothing that 1s true there alleged.” He was then asked to read the affidavit made by Price In connec- tion with Loader. He testified that there was not word of trath the allegations respecting bim in the affidavit. ‘On cross: sation Mr. Beecher testified that it was not un mon for him to visit Tilton’s house in and ‘69. He usual called in the morning; perhaps he haa called in the evening three or four times during lis intercourse with the family. He was then on terms of Intimacy with the family and with Mrs. Tilton. He was n tued in his intereourse with any one ortainly not With any lady. His Mrs on with = Tilson was that of a gentlen lady. It was not his custom to salu friends with a kiss; he had iiton’s family when he wa w days, od Mrs. Ti cular time woult not ma A particular impression upon bis memory; he did’ n kiss her in the fro saw Loader to his kne had 5 at work in house would not be likely to re him, It was not his eustom to notice what w gon in the private houses of bis f irs. Tilton had sometimes met him pt the door in eompany with her hus- band, bot he did not remember that ed the door forhim. He usually sp ion; he had’ pra with her butonty, he felt sure, when she was sick. He judged of this by his usual custom with his parishioners. He thought it very likely that there was asofa in Mrs. Tiiton’s rlors and that hemizht have sat upon it with her. His age was 62 years; he was OLD ENOUGH TU LE MES. TILTON'S GRAND- FATHER, and he felt towards her like a father. She was brought up in the same cirele of girls as his own daughters. He always had reason to believe that she had a high respect for him. The examinetion of Beecher was here fir ished. Witness then signed his name to the recon! of his testimony and left the court. PRYOR EXONERATED. The district altorney said that he bere pro- posed to the case of the people. His Iriend, Gen. Pryor, had been present, bat he told him thet his testimouy was not re- quired. He took pleasure in saying that there Was not a sha: ow of reflection upon ¢ Pryor in his case as counsel General Pryor’s reputation as a li well Known, but som: injurious had been made upon him i those who did not k man <lutely iy im- proper connection With an rof this kid. Moreover, he had found in his investigation of this case into it pur cumstances nse in Ut se remark for the di trial 1 in gardi LOADER A Z TH HELD FOR THE AND JURY Counsel for Loader then, after a few re- marks in his client's defence, asket for Load- er'sdischarge. The justice denied the appli- cation, and said that he would commit both Loader a jury. ’ ‘The usual questions were then asked the prisoners, Price acknowledging he was | guilty, and Loader pieawling not guilty. | The prisoner hen removed. ———_e—__—— THE ROCKAWAY RAILWAY AC- CIDENT. | Seven Victims— How They Were | and gave the alarm. Two young men, Jas. Waine and Wade, were drowned at’ New Worcester. Md., Monday evenin; THE Am arrived at Beltast, Ireland, yesterday, and were re- ceived at the depot by Mayor Lindsey and the corporation. An immense throng as- sembled to welcome them, and their recep- jon is said to have been even more enthus!- astic, if possible, than that accorded them in Dublin. They dined with the mayor and corporation of the city at the Imperial Ho- tel. In the evening they paid a visit to the botanie gardens, where a crowd of some fif- persons had gathered to meet ne entire route to the garde ed with the enthusiastic popu- efore leaving Dublin the > pect mayor al prominent ¢ Tt has been sugges that the Americans shoot at Wimbiedo: against a picked English, Irish and Scotch team. It js said the Enztishmen jare ened and ready to back down. THE FATAL UNDERTOW—Three Persons Drowned At Rockaway Beach.—A sad drown- ing accident, by which three persons lost their lives, oceurred yesterday near the Sea side hotel, at Reekaway beach. At four o'clock in the afternoon, when the fatal ca- lamity occurred, the surf was alive with bathers. Suddenly a waye of great size and strength swept towanl the beach, and, when it receded, carried with it William F. Good- hil, aged twenty-two years, of No. 44 Grand street, Brooklyn;John Gusman, aged tweuty- lour yer rs, of Seeond street. New York; Lena Ritz, twenty years of age, of No. 275 Muiber- ry stieet, and Arthur Lloyd, residing at No. s& Forsyth street. Lloyd’ was an expert swimmer and succeeded in reaching the beach. The others were carried out by the undertow and drowned. Several persons en- deavored to rescue the unfortunate people, but their efforts were rendered futile by the heavy surf.—N. Y. Herald, 6th, A SINGULAR CASE was On trial in Brook- lyn last week. The plaintiff brings an ac- tion for the recovery of a deed given to « cure a lawyer's bil. The story of plaintifr be female) is that the lawyer gained a suit for her, and demanded twelve hundred dol- lars, aclecing, as she says, that of this three hundred fifty dollars were for the jadge, three hundred and fifty for the jury, two hundred and fifty for county clerk, and the same amount for himself. lady must have had advanced ideas of Brooklyn justice or she would not have paid the bill. — NV. ¥. Herald. KILLED BY His StTEpson.—O. G. Gris- wold, of Port Jervis, N. Y., ejected his dropken stepson, Ezra Huntingdon, from bis house Monday night, and the latter soon returned ard shot cg arg ae The cor- oper’s jury brou a ve against pes oreitte murder. JFALOUSY AND MURDER.—Frank Doud and Walter Whittaker, rival suitors for the hand of a young lady living at Scranton, Pa., quarreled Monday, ‘when Whittacer stabbed and killed Doud with a butcher knife. The murderer was arrestcd. ROBRERY OF A CHURCH.—The Catholic chureh at Binghampton, N. Y., was robbed Monday bight. The poor boxes were broken open and Se ae ee of the sacred lee taken from the altar. The loss is not ge. 87 Hon. E. A. Warner, ex-member of Con- ress from Arkansas, died ou Friday. Killed. New York, July 7.—It is now definitely known that but seven persons were killed by the railway accident on Long Island on Slonany afternoon. They were Jessee M. Hibbard, conductor of the eastward boand | Mr. Carroll as the other aspira: the board in relation to the publication of aby resolution, report or paper antil the par- Uenlar business to which i relates be fin- ished, forbidding such publication unless by order of the boan!, and all such papers, &c., to be placed under the sapesvision of the secretary. DR. VERDI FAVORS PCLT Dr. Verdi opposed t SEVERE STORM IN NEW ENG-, LAND. Loss of Life by Lightning. Boston, July 7.—Reports of damaze dowe by the severe storm of lastevening are nu merous. The Deacon Kimball house, at Lit- teton, was struck by lightning and entirely PRESS REPORTS. @ nendment, saying consumed; logs $3.00. Many buildings In | {t WS giving supreme power to the secre this city and suburbs were Injured by light. | “ry. Hie aid, not see the necesaity for any ning and the occupants stunned. Noserious | Sch rule. If members cannot prepare & suitable paper for publication, that must be considered a m) wtune. He did not desire Worcester. July 7.—Reports of houses | case or actual deaths are reported. | struck by lightning yesterday afternoon are | the secretary tw revise auy papers prepared Fecelved from ail parts of the country, Ta | BY him (the speaker), and wou permit Shrewsbury, Thomas Kelley, aged 1! years. | 1 If he was indiscreet enoagh to make an was killed “while at work ina field. In Hol | #8 of himself, let the public Know tt. gen, Mrs. Collier was killed and her two | forters arendmitiat to tae meetings, daughters were rendered unconscious. One | if pet permitted t at otic under consideratio: bound th be obliged to take what cas be glea & reading, and if their reports of meetings in Such cases are nol strictly » hey are not to blame. He was a ° bis own papers, &c.. as he wis nied to the board, aud m tagatost baving them re NK. LANGSTON EXPLAUN of them had not recovered at last accounts. = = AFFAIRS IN CALIFORNIA, Democratic Nom San FRANCISCO, Tr ofthe first district have nomi Piper for Congress. Fire in Talare City. nated W. A A fire at Tulare City yestertay destroye! | Mr. Lange what b A not the entire bustuess port town. Loss the secre to ine any papers, the $106,000, amendment ly & metificatioa of very a strip: at re i, be thougtet best Racing at Long Branch. that could be adopted eetad BRaxe ape ~ les The races wer Mr. Marbury thonght the olf rv gomt fontinued to-day & enough; they had got along well ¢ “gh the first event was mg race 1 1 four rs with them for a purse of n of one Dr. Verdi said t pers whieh tbe bo and others act is Was quarter. There were nine entries. new thing. Corning took the lead at the start it for the first quarter, when Asteroid and | it the bout eet Judge Thurman went to the front. | the Hound of Health te eo On “the home streteh Cor , KNOW WHAT Is DOING ets Suspl and act, ty kept (rom the public perhaps, consid He wou took the lead and won the r: lengths; Burgoo second, and had made desperate efforts to take first third, ‘Fime, 2.159, proceedings, exer; f personal matters. A Printers’ Comprom Curcaco, Iai | put fetters upon himse Hi ret an questions t n the typographical union | {mepament t Sil. aah) wots coming before and publishers of daily papers employing | ted sa Peed cectag ee yee) mbers of the union terminated last eve Sn ane action taken tn apes n mutual cessions. The eee . ° after are to be 47 cents per 1,000« Mr. are AERTS FA morning papers and 42 cents on’ e ane opt ieso pers, a deduction of three cents per fest ody | from the prevailing rates matter had b — ee Dr. Cox xa Oni ] nan whe opp CoLennrs, J ther extra decided to G condit eanr iav he taken anner in w that rezio remainder of the present will fre ly take the enal region are g in a very © which it is | es poiut so ordered oO Work will a ms ee . tion. Phe several companies hav aire neeere their prices of ec the mos owine wit a well understood It bs monthly ¢ es and t . - : market jon being to appear! Agee : : sue the same policy in this regant as last | ft public expense pier hit oak Fore, no ad eicat, Defore. There is, there- | the usual Sond inspections aoa oondcmne: fore. no advant to result from hold- | tine: alk impounded, redeemed, ing off olers for coal for domestic t | ior ei ' nae ania, ae / It is the programme of the associated 1 | Health cer Keene mitted @ resola- Companies, and they have the power and | ton condemning house aud premises will carry it out as the best polley that can | Pog.caudem mC and Dead 12th be adopted In order to keep the trade as rez- | Gna Isth streets _ andr Ular as possible throughout the season. The commending i anthra Production for the week end The registrar submitted Lis on the 25th ultimo was 389,921 te The bi- | "REPORT OF VITAL STATISTICS tominons tonnage for the we Was 89.425 | ror the week ending June 2 ‘hich shows: tons, At Port Richmond for the week end. | Total deaths, 147; white—male, 13, female, tone be Si inst. there were receipts of 60,000 | 11° eolored—male, 6; female, 10,” minors, ons of coal, shipments of leaving | white—maic, 20; female, 7, colored—male, 060 tons ‘on hand Journal | female, 32. Of tis number | than one year old, road is entting i ‘i - wrincipal causes trade extensively v mpeyivania Ex | ee eas tension and Broad Top roads. This trate has ti r increased by this route this bout 44 - tons, while it has dimini bout of i same extent over the F aud Oso | jence, tality for the we eatieuen.— one: see Jaz = 56 more than the pi 4 MARYLAND'S GUBERNATORIAL CONT ia a The rural districts of Maryland are wa hot over the gubernatorial contest. The - mocrats, iad | Rate of mortality of the white popaiati 3.36 per 1,000 per annum, while the mor- iLy Of the colored population was 95.90 pe ledmmittee’s behests ame period. Rate of decrease b feeling in the counti | ay aiation by deatis over ot blood on the E: fore, Wal leerease ¢ Star, asta democratic 5 red population by dea over births Says that the “ring pn in Balt Lie per ; ut ucbed the poeket-nerve of ever. there were Z Births, . 4; colored, male, Dy fe A COMPLAINT Bliss submitied a complaint of Mr. srietor 2 the counties, causing them invo! to flap thelr! ands on their pocket exelaim od protect from_ these cormc ‘n Shore count and tha of a about polis during the last session mt of his legislature will be smashed.” Alte the B street sew en Was present our present political managers do and made a statement as to Une character of to think well of one another, thar . dout the work being done there, and as less, the masses of the people ‘pe dipoc sonal inspection of the premises, an interesting account o! title o1 this estate which h ing that the District ¢ ARCHBISHOP PURCELL publishes aeani | fringing on bis rights. The subject ¥ in the Catholic raph, of Cincinnati, in | ferred to the sanitary committee. to two questions Which have been asecoe the history holds, and claim- missioners are in- Sunt mooted. he firsts whether he opposed the THREE PETITIONS For DIvoRCE.—Messrs creation of an American cardinat > this | Edwards and Stone have filed a petition for the answer is given that Archbishop Purcell | divorce in the case of Sarah Kershaw did not make any opposition. Tae se { | Against John Kershaw. The parties were question is, « W mad renbishop Parcell not ardinal because of his having op efinttion of the Pope's infallibii- To this the auswer is no; for Arciy married in Baltimore ir children, six of whom a@re living, and she charges him with cruelty, indecent conduct ISS; have had tea train; Baemer Tharmer. Wm. Benj. Mott, Philip Hartman, John Ehlers, Win. Gou and Peter C. Pfeiffer. Young Mott sustain- ed acompound fracture of both thighs and died of the shock and hemorrhage. Conduc- | tor Hibbard was literally crushed and torn to pieces, being injured all over, most of his bones being broken. His death was in- Sltantaneous. Mr. Thurman was caught be- | | tween two curs and both legs severed at the top of the th Philip Hartman sustained a fracture of the skull aud some other inju- ries. John Ehlers was about 20 i He sustained a fracture of the sicul of the shock oceasioned by concussion brain. Wm. Gould had gone to Rockaway Beach toenjoy @ half holiday. and was re- | turning home, being on the westward bound | twain when he was killed. He sustained a compound fracture of tue left leg, and died of the s! and bemorrhage. wife and child. P.C. Pfeifer was almost torn froin his body, hangin oniy bya strip of flesh. He also died of the shock and hemorrhage. Wim, Finn is not expected | to survive his injuries. i ANOTHER VICTIM. } An accident oceurred yesterday in remov- ing the wrecked cars tat is lt o pr fatal. The coupling pin of one of the ¢ slipped from its place and was th such force against the stomach 0 O'Loughlin, the foreman of ; tiackmen, @s to leave its impress on his flesh. He was taken with violeat vozaiting and is not expected to I SPANISH NEWS. Flight of a Carlist Army. MApRID, July 7.—Gen. Dorregaray, with 14 battalions, comprising almost the entire Carlist forces in Valencia and Aragon, has rapidly crossed the Huesca and Lerida Ry, between the stations Tordienta and Selg and retreat 4 in the direction of Bai it is believed that he is going to Urgel, but as he lacks cavalry to operate in that dis- trict, which is free of mountains and full of liberals, it will be impossible for him to remain there. The Carlists traverse 90 Kilo- one Mr. the gang of metres in one day. fight liberates four provinces. The London Times on ish Affairs. Lonpon, July 7.—The Times of to-day ina leading editorial article summarizing the military and political situation in Spain ives a gloomy view of the Alfonsists cause. ‘t says recent minor successes of Jovellar have been outweighed by reverses elsewhere. Tareh. “All ihe bright hopes hat” Alfoaso march. Ey it to Spain have vanished, and his best generals are less active than hereto‘ore. They have met defeat instead of vic! ". The King has not been more successful in Madrid; he has failed to satisfy the church, pad has enraged yee erpe’ the — istry seem read, effect of as_mi relly {toleration ay will permit Protes- tants to worship in back streets, but such concession will disgust the clericals and not fatisfy Alfonso’s jiticals supporters. Neither has the king made peace between the warsing. factions. Toe press is muzzled to prevent it from being disloyal, and there are no funds to pay thearmy or navy. ——_o——_ New York, July 7.—Specie shipments to cary intienned responsibilities Europe to-day were £580,000; all gold. | by three roughs while on his way home to his children, and with attempts vo oat- rage his daughters. Mr. E. C. Ingersoll has Sled a bill for Co- bishop McCloskey also opposed it. He was one of som merican bishops wi Signed @ paper addressed to the Holy Fat rinda EB. 3 ey for adi definition. did seventy | Massey, to whom she was married ta April, ops.” The position of a por m the gre of drunke ines: | of the American Catholic episcopa: ssrs. Moore and Newman have filed a Vatican council is thas authoritat clared. THE Vie bill for divorce for DeWitt C. Allen against Marian V. Allen. . RTH OF JU od PATENTS TO KESIDENTS OF THE Drs- The disturbance at a nezro meeti TRICT OF COLUMBiA.—The following is a court-how Vicksburg on Mond list of patents granted to residents of the out of a uity between two white men. | District of Columbia, and bearing date June one of whom was dangerously wounded. A | 2d, 1s75:—Newton Harlan, improvement. 7 pistol then drawn by Ben Allen, a col- lasps; Louis Beyer and Rudolph ored politician, when he was atonce kuocked | Heunsch, improvement in machines for whites seriously beaten. Soon | bending circular fle blanks; Wm. H. Rowe, fisht took place between Ane=i5 ) jroprovement in showering attachments to te man, in which the negro’s s hi-t |, assicnor of one-half his cat nm. A Shot was then fired into Quinton Corwine, of sat place; ‘m. & negro riding past in a back. | Chandice and Ewin H. King, improvement which was returned by whites. During the | in eases for freshing cigar njamin Fair- melee two negroes were killed and one se- | child, improvement in folding work-tables; riously Wounded. Everything ts quiet and | Leander KE. Fish, improvement in apparatus no further trouble is apprehend for carbugeting and purifying gas and air. —_S— p Sacro ti doen 2 A TROY EDITOR ASSAULTED BY PRIN- MARRIAGE LICENSES._The following TERS.—At Troy, H. C. Maine, ma: ve - editor of the Morning Whig, was attac fat rekertc "Wm. Hf. Bowling and Harsiet Davi . L. Rodgers and Martha A. Barli- son; Tillman Spriggs and Emma Green; Geo. Sunday mornibg. He fired on his assailay with a revolver, Slightly wounding Martin larriet M: ot Alexan- Kandrigan. The cause of the assault was a ° oe difficulty in regard to union and non-union | {Une Rainuel Autom and Lous: Dowden gE inters, the union men in the Whig office ving been discharged and non-uniontsts put into their places. Mr. Maine intends to prosecute his assailants, who, it is alleged, were hired to assault him by some Albany Alexander E. Jordan and Harriet E. Lee, Charles H. Brown and na Botson, Wm. H. Carter and Sallie C. Smith; Michael J; Shea and Mary Halliscy; John ii. Baxter E er " Tue DISASTER IN CHESAPEAKE BAy.— | A SCHOOL GIRL TRANSFORMED INTO 7h inking of the tug Lumberman Monday | Desntifal blonde, whose parents reside in one o en a7 4 aie “ rkansas, has been Ii" ‘at one of the fore~ p,>found sensation in Norfolk. Various | 2st educational inst in the city, in Perens te teil, Whe was to blame, | Tider that she might, be fitted out as au ac- until'e mcisl tavestie - ig ornament to society. Her name until an official investigation ishad. Ten Se to's a Were drowned and only three bodies have | 18 Josephine Schuller. 4 few weeks ago she been recovered; two of these, Joseph Wilson py wy A became — and Miss Borum, were found near Fortress pe at a, as her — —. abou siearee, Te ne, Mules from the scene of | STa'the consent of her parenta, it view of ai J of Miss Frederici was found near Sewell’s point. the young lady's tender ‘age, was not linblo LAST oF THE Lowry GANG.—A Golds- carried to @ successful issue Saturday boro, N.C., letter says that George Apple- white, the last of the Lowry gang, was ar- there Jul; rr @_ desperate struggle, and jail. There is a standing reward for his body, dead or alive. A strong guard bas been placed around the prison prevent any possible attempt at STEERING BY ee series of inter- esting experiments have been made at Tou- — on nae iron-clad ee to work rudder by steam power. means this invention one man can do in ten see- onds what it required eight men to perform in a minuteand a half under the former sys- ——______. M. GAMBETTA having been oie De rege ge to sensibly declines to gratify entlemen. M. Gambeta Limselfat the: Ss i. Se é FE