Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1875, Page 4

EVENING STAR THURSDAY.......... July 22, 187% Weather Probabilities To-day. iced, 25. Chipped, Mutten, teks be uy {, 2u35; Hams, whole, ls, cut, 16; ddlings, 15; cut, 16; Tongues, Wadd one | Orrice IEF SIGNAL OFFICER Fis. } WWasuiaros, July 2. Ww", *% | nanch: Catfish | For middle and eastern states, “ailin, | Perch: yellow, i barometer, winds veering to south aly a erring. westeriy, warmer and increasin?’.y clondy | Semon, (Calif a eather. with rain areas in 6rn portion | Clam=.100 o. Oi former this evening, which ‘sill gradually | “‘Vroxtasess— Potatoes, Irish, r Dk: Onions, Satend easty the lat’ © per pk; spring do., 5 per bunch, Cabbage, SalG <ilend Cast wa as REOGED head: Corn, 40 per dor. Ockra, don; orem gy office of | Peas. 15at0 per ‘pk; Beans, 3540 per pk: To ‘The in ness | sal 60 per pk: Cucumbers. 12 per deren; Cyinlina, ee ee a | Heals per dez.,” Beets 8 per bh.; waterinctyas, 264° 7%, 2 P- ach. “Pp Rcrts —Orange: per dozen; Lemons. 0a3S de Apples, aco per pk June.) 30000: i fa v é e! LOCAL NEWS. Pk. Hacpbertien, 18 pee quart: Cherries, iais qnart; Eiechberties, Salt per at Garrats, 75 Pp ae Ps cr “Apples, Wal? per pownd: Peaches, See advertisement s lost pocket-book, for I; Blackberries. w; Cher. et eward is offered Bias WKinor Av. Richards and Detective Me- BUTTER —Philadelphia print, 43 per Ib.; New Devitt returned this morning from a busi- ness visit to Cleveland, Ohio. To-day Judze MacArthur appointed Jus- tice Samuel C. Mills judge of the Police Court to act during the absence of Judge Fork Creamery, #: choice roll. 40: fait do., 25435 4, T3025 per doxen; Cheese. per SRECLTRY Chickens. lvertsal35 per pairs Dacks, 761 per pair ELECTION OF GRAND OFFICERS SONS OF | SMasistrate Mills sustains the Roant of | JONADAn.—The ee ee ae Health in an opinion that their inspectors | [oe reall air hie gdh Bia min hb fal have the right to condemn vawhole ome | 10." Suisiana avenue, Worth Grand Chief food and prohibit its sale. A white female infant was foud on the door-steps of St. Ann’s Infant asylum last | the Sisters took it in and cared William Phipps in the chair with W. G. Perry grand secretary. The following sub- dinate councils we! Pioneer, "i No. 1, Liberty. Nod and Purity, No 3 of sg, t 2 = Washington; Aipha, No. tan a . Sell toes bee cent elite Kc sarean bermees #:,0f Harrhonburg, Va Unity, No.4, and center doy type dln cet — “riendsbip, B nd. pan are eee Streets Southwest, strticing OD | cil elected grand officers for the ensuing year Fre curtatore and becokiog cue othis legs. | 5s foliows: W-3. Points, of Alpha C mnetl, L. Ne. 1, of Harrisonburg, Va., gran: cl A lad stx years old. rami Edward Moel- : H. Hollinberger, of Purity Connell, No. ler - rents on K sticet, near | HH 8 i eee ene an dae oleh. ae yd oexs | ton, grand secretary; William WH. Young. af | Cinta baat bea battle 2 De Sud some | Pioneer Council, No-1. of Washington, grind | Wachinuton hoes and frait mission | tteasurer; James H. Williams. of Liberte ee anak ied be te dean | Council, No. 2. of Washington, grat wen, ‘ te the siex | hal: E. M. Houston, of Vigilant No. 3, of V.rginia, grand inside wate ir | John Richmond, of Purity Connell 1 | of Washinzton, grand outside watehma’ umates | delegates to the Soverei.a Council, which ae the | es at Providence, Rhode Island, | th of August, past chiefs Thomas Som merseales, Wm. H. Norton, Wm. Paipps, ¢ + J. Points and Wm.’ H. the mission att y at Sisters o THE SIXTH MARYLAND REGIMENT, Col. + | Peters, will arrive here to-morrow mornin: | en rae for Mount Vernon, and will be re ived at the Baltimore hiodepot about clock, by the following oificers :--Adju- fternoon som: ere sur- ns. one | tant Beall, Surgeon Hartigan, Quartermas- ) in three | ter Wooldridge, Lieutenant Dalton, Liea- | | tenant He om, Lientenent O'M: ‘a, and | Lieutenant Kelley. These officers will escort the regiment to the boat. and in the after- | hoon on their return they will be received by | the Ist Regiment National Guard, D. C., | under the command of Col. R. 1. Fleming. It | is expected that five companies will be in is own mou neluding the Washingtoa Ligat Infan- | S14 nd the latte Companies A and D, Washington L a paid out all rd, and Corcoran Zouaves. The ser’ ser of the Murine Band havi n tendered by peretary of the Navy, will bead the line. y will march up Pennsy he Preside ton Hotel w before quarters ne and he cars fruit packing com | Barbour presided. Mr. J } te uid buy the fruits here. - | freight on i put them in the B | more market cheag n they could pur- : ; Mr. Elphonzo mapa efirst year, in a but Increase as the farmers could find a marke vegetables without |: port them t distance th thought that g establishment After further diseussion 2 comm realized tl their fruit | > three was appointed to draw up a sui paper to present to the merchants and sc | their aid In this _underta Messrs. J. L. Baroour, J. S. Smith, an Hame | Were appointed a committee to carry out the motion. A DEAD DoG— Kili evening some guaniian of ‘the peac: bining pleasure and duty. shot and large dog at the corner of Ith and C. Star;—Last Monday coun D piration of nearly three days. | » notices have been sent to the police | | Without any yesult, and the dead carcass | growing otfensive and sickening. I have | often observed that in the central streets of the city the sanitary police exercise much vigor abd promptness in remov: bnoxk matter, but that, in attention to sa mat- ters in remote Streets, they display a sur- ng talent for negligence and Indi! A MAN WITH A Nos! 40 orta ¢ rk to. roliua —— Tea Party —Ti« 2 Wo | MAN'S Cher ris Dunn and Ross left on the So'clock train last night for the Alha itentiary, having In custody t prisoners sentenced to ter: ment at that place:—Horace W. Lill amy, two and a half years; alias Buseh, false prete ped with fleecy green sprays, | 5 + big: Henry Lutz, ces,one year; Wm. + alias Jobnson, false pretences, one r; Andrew Jackson, alias Lewis Jones, rglary and larceny, three years; Frank Warren, Holmes, larceny, one year; and Armistead ne year and a half. PATENTS To WASHINGTONIANS.—Patents © Just been tssued to residents of ti ~ Columbia as follows:—T. J. ning On phonographic ca Fleteher, ie Ss improvement in the manufactare | Of irregular-shaped vessels. | . aie at ak 3. Rhodes, | cuts. Mrs. Sara’ 9 | England, assignor to N. P. Pagett, Washi ne: | tee : ponents C., paper barrels and ¢ylindrical | | s Emmis kindergarten, for- —_s—__. BUILDING PERMITS issuel by Inspector } owman to-day:—Thornton Bangert, a two- | tory brick workshop, south side H, between and sth streets northeast; $400. Jas.Con- | ll, &@ two-story brick store, 13 by 26 fet, < | West side of Half street, between P and Q | Streets southwest; sé00. John Reed, raise ~ | and Lori ge With brick frame building | Dorth side L street, between New Hampshire avenue and 25d street northwest: 8300. H. , Hartung, raise and improve frame dwelling | north side O, between Nort Capitol and Ist | Streets northwest; $100. | . seer v ided bpon establishir following ronte § ———_»__ A DOUBLE BURGLARY.—The residences of pt. Hiram Green and Mr. Frank Burns, ining each other, were entered by bur- ars on Tuesday night last from the rear, aud a gold wateh and chain, asam of money, & Masonic jewel and clothing from the honsé of the former and provisions from that of the | latter were carried off, amounting in value altogether to $130. So far no clue has been discovered as to the parties. — to be divided e paid when in nifled ¢ matter before the WS. and negotiating i stable room on the ere was consk: to the probabl MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to R. Beatson Hugumin, of Chicage, Ill. and Margaretta V. Ball, of Georgetown; John Horatio Tucker and Annie Elizabeth Mercer; Michael Doherty and Mary Sullivan; Samuel | Henson and Lizzie Simms, of ' Charles county, Md.; Christian Schloe and Anpie Inglehart, of Beltsville, Md. jecrsechabin coome A DOLPHIN CAUGHT IN THE PoToMAc.— Captain J. D. Faunce in hauling a seine at j Freestone Point, yesterday, took in @ rather rare fish for these waters—a dolphin about 45 feet long and weighing about 60 nds. It attracted mucn attention at the stand of lt was estimated that coache 3, ary with fourteen bout $1 1 August journed mee’ eo Sousiet coer Faunce & Son in the Center market to-day. te th e regetin on THE most beautiful window of gold and Cantain Thomas E. Smithson plated jeweiry in this eity is at Prigg’s jew- stated that : ao Sion Thon the | Hf¥ Store, Pennsylvania avenue, near 4% he had been engege on y e 5 lorado the race, also, that the owners of | get, Lake George diamonds,’ Col Americus had concluded to enter rait in the first-class race, provide! atwell was entered, and that the + Treadwell had signified their Hlingness to enter for tie race. Thus far none but second-class yaciss have been en- teres! and tuey are as follows: Mary Jane, Captain Thomas Smitason, Hope, by Captain George A. Shekeli; Witch of the Wave. by Captain Addison F argerson; Slip- per. by Captain Thomas Jones; 'e, by sapphires and dead gold jewelry. —— a Ler Ir ne KNowN.—The securities with which J.C. Lay & Co., 223 4% street, 5 be a iy nd t cial improvement taxes are gradual! absorbed. Property holders will then be de- prived of a discount. —_-—— New PUBLICATIONS.— From Warren Choate & Co. we have Blackwood for Ju! from Shillington Harper's and Prank Leslie Weeklies for July 31. | lined to si | ina few da: IQuinian, ceetped with mista To-day, John Quinlan, ¥ isance, & filthy si iter house pe epg ee ordered to abate the nuisance under $500 oe a = decision —— arked tha had seq Feputation of being one of the cleanest and healthiest cities in the country, and the Po- | See ee eee eee taining such of the nation. John a filthy slaughter house; same fine. James Samby, loud and bois! bape $5. Denin mn, 35. Eliza MeDon- ald, loud; #5. ‘Sos. Dorsey and Wil- ams, torfeited teral; #5 each. Thos. Cronin and John Doody forfeited collateral. Antonio Volte, chi with cruelly beating ad Officer Shilling testified that Anto- pd poet she gen! that he wad his dog and bridled, with his monkey moun- ted on bim, and every time the dog was in- re would whip him unmerci- fully. The had been run nearly todeath; 5. “Littleton Daipome, seatens; 35. Eugene Sweeney, charged with selling liquor with- out license; $105—an ap) 1 taken. Kobert Johnson, assault; forfeited collateral. Jesse Jackson, larceny of coat and yest. Emma Barron and Havriet Johnson, larceny of Stockings, &c. Tne first named pleated guilty and the latter was acquitted. Emma was fined $10, and goods ordered to be returned. Henry Mathews, larceny; discharged. John Sears, boisterous; $5. George Miiler, assault on Robert Green; $5. Wm. Bark, assauit; £20 and costs. Elizabeth Grayson, assault on John T. Hill,a small boy; #1. Thomas Cronin, assault'o1 Joba Daty. The latter testified the acensed and himself were arrested together and Croain assaulted him in the Black Maria, and also in the prisoner's dock ahreatening his life; $20, aud placed under bonds. Heary Berkely, larceny; nolle Pros. 2 GEORGETOWN. THe Lintutcum INsTrTUTE.—The trus- tees of the Linthicum Institute, of this place, met yesterday to make arrangements for fornixbing and lighting the roo in the new School building to be occupied by their pu- pils. Superintendent J. O. Wilson, W. W. Cnrtis, president of the Board of’ Sehoot Trustees, and others, were present. Alter an xchange of views, it was decided to light the room by means of gas jets from above. It was also agreed to use large tables, rather than the small desks used in the day schools, The schoo! will be opened in Octobér next. GRat~ TRapR. ssrs. Hartley & Bro. report sales to-day of 3,000 bushels of wheat, at from $1.53 to si + bushel. H. M. Taibott reports sates of 300 bushels of wheat AL S1AS per bushel. THE CATTLE MARKET—Messrs. Means, Weaver & Co. report sales at Drovers’ Rest cattle at from 334 to 64 cents 3 1,086 sheep and lambs at from 4; cents per pound for old >, and from to 4.50 per head for 5 30 COWS Aud . re sold at fror to Ss. THE COMMISSION MERCHANTS are looking forward to a very great increase in the “rain trade in the coming season, which will opex RIVER AND CANAL.—Arrivyed, schooner Ch: Morford, from New no for F. Moore and Geor; Davis; sebr. and salt for’I. ‘Thom 2 R with 1,100 bushels teagan, from A lexar of wheat for Hartley « M. Jones and M. WLR i Me., with 950 tons of ice for Kenne compa By canal, 100 barrels of four for | dG. . Waters. ALEXANDRIA. TOURNAMENT.—A tournament was near Oxer Hill © of the river, ber of the young and surroundin Wash w hetd @ site people ig count gton were In att tered by many } M county. PROPERTY SAL Mr. James Watkins has soid his house and lot just beyond West End, on the le river turnpike to Mr. Graham, of Connecticut, for $3,000.—Gazctie, st. ——_<-- ____ A Doctor Mu RED BY THE HUSBAND special from Red Oak, wilsof x terrible tragedy rred in that town last. Sun A borrible mvrder was committed about three nor tiles from this place. The particulars are as follows: Some time since Dr. Halton, a prominent physician and surgeen of this town, was called to attend the wife of Mr. Fred. Newherder, a prominent e‘tizen, ii ing a few miles In the country. She was de- liveret of a child, and Newherder claims there was malpractice on the part of theloc- tor, and that the mother was injured be surgical aid. Yesterday evening N was riding along the , armed with a Spencer rifle, and met Dr. Halton, when he immediately raised his gun and fired, shont- ing him through the body. The ball went tn at the side and came out near the sp! and there is no hope of the doctor's recovery. Newherder fled as soon as he fired the fatal shot, and has not sinee been heard from. D: Halton is respectably connected, has many friends here. and they frequently threaien lynebing, ifthe murderer is capture 1: ‘There is great exeitement in the community over the terrible deed A BALTIMoG: melancholy aceident oceurred Sebmidt’s pay on four or five miles below young ladies and epstern sectio: pavilion tos oft three gen- ot into @ boat and rowed out from The boat was eapsized and all into the water. Their friends ng their peril sent a boat to ir rescue, and all were pieked up except ss Smith, whoseparents reside at No 40 South Broadway. She sank to the bottom before the boat reache! her. and her body was not recovered tilllate last evgning.— Balt. American, ‘ WORKINGMEN'S RESOLUTION Delegates from & number of trades unions met in New York Tuesda: ht, and passed resolations that the r duet of workingmen’s wages on public improvements was unjust and arbi- trary, and unworthy of the present age. Also, that it was the duty of the government to furnish employment to the unemployed in times of depression. Also, that the re- duetion of the hours of labor’ by the ecight- hour law was based upon ceonomie truths which could not be gainsaid, and in which the best interests of the state were involved. The resolutions also comprised something about plundering officials, etc., etc. .BURGLARS IN THE HIGHLANDS OF York.—Burglars have been paying the respects of late to the country houses of Wealthy New York citizens up the North river. That of Mr.James Pell, near High- Jand Falls, hast $500 worth of ladies’ dresses, laces, ete., stolen on Sunday last, and those of Messrs. Charles and William Tracy were visited. In the latter a servant girl sur- prised them, but they locked mer ina room and carried’ off a quantity of silverware. From the hovse of the former they were frightened. “They then robbed two stores. About twenty residences on the Hudson have been robbed within the last fortnight. THE STRANGE MANNER IN WHICH A CovPLE WERE DROWNED. Mr. Jas. Guyan and Mrs. Sloan, aged about 16 years, have been drowned in Brush creek, 4 miles from Holden, Mo. They had been to Warrens- burg, and were returning at 1o'clock on Sun- day morning, when they mistook the cross. ing, and striking a perpendicular ledge of rocks, capsized their buggy. It is supposed they were drowned immediately. The lady was found one-fourth of a mile east of the crossing, Monday morning, and Mr. Guyan about 100 yards below her. They were both in @ nude condition. Se AN ILLINOIS MYSTERY.—The body of an vnknown man, that had the having lain in the water two days, was found in the Indian creek at Wagner's \dge. two miles southwest of Beardstown, Ill. Taes- day morning, with the skull fractured and jaw broken. On the bank of the creek. near wuere body was found, the ground had the a ince of a terrible scuttle having taken place. The coroner's verdict was that death was caused by the hands of some pe.- persons unkno' A most y rday at oar ‘creek, Lome A party of esiding In tt t dows to the Mi 4 ir y son or wn. No clew as yet to Join Henson. ‘She’ ince eae UL cee s7-The in the Bailey parri- | ‘We ™Sers- lobr nyon. ey ¥ Z coroner's jury in ig the successful craft ia the last race. cide case in New ork found “that Janes L. | «li Teer sExon ASSEMBLY Ege pind TRE O'CONNELL EXNTAL—At the | Bailey shot his father creme ar Gitex tion of a recess to-day. The right center is meeting of Hibernia Society, No. 3. last - A. Rodesty, a ae ~ | Said to be completely disru; |, and the lib- night, Messrs. Thomas F. Russel, Jame: ferish. La. has been killed in Colfax by ex- portion seeking @ fusion with a Kelly, and James Plant were elected tele. | Sheriff John B. McCoy. group under the ip . Lavergne. gatce to the convention to arrange for the s7-It issaid that the action of the mill mas in E Srestaien aaa tae arawtht, aie Thaarss | operatives of Oldham, England, will result | _,TWREATERED STRIx pa view 0 Mie B. McMahon and Mr McNally alternates. 4) | in a general loek-out. his shoe cutters from #24 to $21 @ week, th letter from the pen of Mr. John L. Dease ra_ a7 Rent estimates of the estate of tke cutters last night and ded to sirike cently published, Te Cay nol Keily } agtlsooiy H. sSeran Providence, place to-day if Mr. Burt reduc and his eulogistic remarks about the Queen | jf, at more ),000., ws { England and the beauties and blessiten cf | qcv'The Burlington Bawkaye oa; gas | Fee ee the Fg! overnment. delivered in Rich- | ine'n)000 shad recently put inte the Des | THE ASIATIC CHOLERA.—It is said that mond on the oeeasion of the celebration of | Moines river have to be sprinkled three | one nm died and one other person is ill, « Queen's birtlday by Englishmen restt- | tines @ day to keep them alive. | on Staten Island, of Asiaticeheiner At most tng in @ jacent to that city, was read. | a7-Geor”¢ Smith, a son of ex-Governor | these are doubtless only isolated cases, such a vd ee oe Strongly com- Smith, of Vermont. bas been exonerated of | @8 oceur every Summer, and do not at all Was Undnlmousie miopied useing | the ebarge oc the murder of Marietta Ball ia | betoker! @ general epidemic. St. Albans, it a fous Gi a7 At New York last evening steam tug Silas O. Pearce’. when in the middle of North river, exploded her steam guimney, severely scalding three men. A YouNG GiRt’s SuIctpE.—At Manches- ter, N. H., Miss Etta Robinson, seven- | teen |, an ive in the Min, Zonimiitted patie Monday morning her home, by taking corrpsiye sublimate, Tepatazion for the cay ; reached oucester, or one who arrived there awa bennett Pratsinesy | eager to be the winner. Coyle swam under ican Nag, representing The swimming match between Johnson and Coyle for the championship of the wor’. and $1,000 a side took place on the De! sware uiver at Chester, Pa, to-day. ‘oth men jumped from @ boat an im the river, only so as to land in froo’ yf the Centennial hotel, Gloucester. Tne man who swam the furt in case neither ag, America, ane neon under the English flag, represent ngland. IOHNSON, THE ENGLISH “MAN-FISH.” Mr. Jobnson is well known to theater ers as the “Man-fish.” He has exhibited in his large glass tank at various placc3 of amusement here and {1 other cities, astoa- ishingh Is @udiences with his feats of endur- ance He has won the first prize in swimming- matches allover the world, and has in his possession medals cf all descriptions which ave been presented to him in testimony of bis accomplishments. gold medal for the Bradford race, open to all comers, on October 30, 1865; a silver medal from the Leeds Regatta Club, tast swimming July 11, 186 {+m the SheMeld race, October 3. 157. ver medal for “eminent professiona ty,” awarded him in the same year as the champion, by the Adelphi Music Hall Com- pany, of Olcham; @ finely engraved testi- inonial from the Rochdale Swimming Clab, for the race ~-open to all comers,’ September 3), 1870; a gold medal from the Liverpool and rfon Swimming Association in the rac the championship of the Mersey in May, ; Asmall medal from the race at Weli- ‘on street baths, Leeds. in September, 40; a gold medal for “ornamental swim- ming,” presented by the Leeds Regatta CIub on the 10th of July, 1809, and a gold medal from the Rochdale Swimming Clab for the race of September 30, 1570. He iso exhibits with pardonable Laer the beautiful silver cup awanied him in this country at the race at Long Branch last season for the cham- plouship of the world. It will be seen by this long array of testimonials that the English Swimuner has thus far carried off all the hon- ors. He has been matehed against the “pro- fessionals” of this country and came off vic- torious. Now he tests the Powers of speed and endurance of a non-professional. COYLE, THE PENNSYLVANIA His antagonist, Mr. Thomas Coyle, has never taken par{{naswimming match in his life, and never saw but one, the race for the championship at Long Branch. He was born and reared in the neighborhood of Chester, Pa..and from boyhood has loved the water. He served four years in the navy during the war, and there discovered to his surprise that he was vastly superior, both in sped and endurance, to his comfules, many of whom prided themselves on their aquatic accomplishments. He paid little attention to this discovery until after the race at Long Branch, when it oceurred * 4 him that the speed made in comparison (5 the distance taversed was no greater than be could make under the sisnees. and le concluded to try ane gperi- ment. This hedid. and satistied himse ifrhat even if he had not attained to very great specd. his long life of toil and so: Aetimes hardships had ‘given him more ¢ jdurance asil- than that possessed by many why ‘hal be. come proficient In the art of prope! (ing theme . in the water, and whea. + gine weeks ago, Johnson's prowess was 1 er niered to mateh bim, provide 4 « could be carried out “ou the square was assured that he should 'yave anda coniract was soon draw) up an He does not use tobacco. a yd torch: i vulats but sparin: dy. He exere wy with dumb-be fis, takes one Io: morning, an’ swims a distar ro miles every: morning and after- His present weight is not ov s. He is tive feet “sight inches in ender, wiry build, with sound eveloped lings, anc: his address is that of a modest, hard-working man, who feels ths circumstances have given him a certain ad- vantage over his fellows, bat who shrinks from pushing those advantages forward. Johnson is about 5 feet 93; inches in height, very muscular, and with considerable sur- plus flesh. His weight is over 30 pounds greater than his antagonist. While Coyle’s muscles are very small, but as herd ay steel, Jonson's muscles are very large and more pliable. Their maaner of twimming is also different. Johnson swims like a fis! ler the water,” or, less techni- cally speaking, ag deep in the water as it is possible to move and breaghe. Coyle swims on the water with head and breast well u and bedy near the surface. Coyle finds difficult to make any progress against a head wind and a chop sea, while Jobnson is not greatiy inconvenienced by any combination of the clement of about t noon Tur VERY LATEST.—A young man twenty- one rs of age, dressed in a dark suit of thes, rang the bell of Mr. Albert S s wouse, ‘at Livingston street yesterday. He hai a rope han; m. and looked like a laborer. M and his family were in the country house was under the care of Mr. Hollander and his wife. Mrs. Hollander answered the bell, and opened the front door jast’ wide > enough to sce who was there. ah Lig man said that he was a rooier and had br sent to fix the roof, rs. Hollander refi to let him in. ve the rope a te: it abont her neck. erous He failed and Mrs. Hollander slammed tha door, and the young man ran dowa the street.—N. Y. Sun, 2180. A GIRv's Bite LEApSs TO DEATH BY THE tore.— Lewis Thompson, a negro hackm was taken from jail at Iuka, Miss., Te jay night, and hanged by a party of disguised men. He had committed an age in May last upon a young lady who was waiting at an early hour at a depot, and in the strugzie » bithim in the cheek, and the wound led to bis identification and arrest. His trial x resulted Tuesday in a life-sentence to the penitentiary, which failed to satisfy public sentiment. p ORCHARD House, at Old Or- * +» & well-known summer resort, (deseribed in @ letter to THE STAR a few days sinee,) was burned last night. There guests in the house, nearly all of whom lost more or less clothing or jewelry. There was great alarm among them at first, but all got safely out and no lives were lost. The entire building, with a three-story new musie hall, were burned. Loss $50,000; no insurance. PROPOSED UNION OF ALL THE PRESBY- E Tu the session of the Presbyterian 1 London, yesterday, it was ‘agre: an ailianee of all the reformed Presb eburche: of the world should he formed. The delegates dined together in the afiernoon et Free Masons’ hall, and speeches were made by several prominent divines. The final sitting of the couneil will be held te morrow, when the results of the confer- ence Will be formally announced. TwrEp—‘ It May be for Years anil it May be Forever."—The order for the bill of partic- ulars in the Tweed case has been entered in the supreme court, and it will be seen the apswer will necessarily embrace a specific statement of every fact and item at issue. Every inch of ground is to be contested, and sball not be surprised if the time con- sumed In the trial, if the ease ever reaches a trial, ee the duration of the Beecher case.—. Y. Herald, 21 MonE WHISKY FRAUD INDICTMENTS.— An Associated Press dispateh from St. Louis say * Twenty-three more indictments of Hrsons connected With the alleged whisky rauds were presented to the United States district court yesterday, but the names of the parties have not yet been divulged. It is a » however. that W. O. Avery, of Washington, is one of them. This cla the os the grand jury, and they were dis- charged.” THE Empress EvGENIE'S Laces.—Mr. A. T. Stewart desires to buy from the custom- house authorities the lace dress made for the E.npress Eugenie, and smuggled into this sels, whom a] ury nt Kett seized it. Pome government has decided to sell it by auction to the highest bidder.—WV. ¥. Sun, 219 THe NATIONAL CoTTtON EXCHANGE pac wale pel sone = ering mee uw ur 5 est irginia, iterday. The Presitent’ Fane Phos at Wee Oe a, presided, Reports pte hctuaerry made on yarious su’ hich be discussed during the omine At the fed- ANOTHER VICTORY TO WIN.. eral soldiers’ reunion at Hart , Coan., yesterday, Hawley, who was amo 1g the spe said: “We we won the vic- tory for the Union; now we have one more viel to win. Let us win the hearts of our late antagonists.” ——E——E A KILKENNY Cat FIGHT.-A feud be- tween two families in Perdado, Alabama, has been ended by ® ght. in which five of were killed and the sixth was mortal the participants nd onl, #ud only remaining belligerent ly ovent moving from west to eee dy ae ie no one knew whence it came or whither it weat. THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN IN O10 the rpbekere war jibe Borge Pea the kers was Hon. George H, and Gov, Allen. graceful evolutions under water. | F. | Among the English Chess. taedals are two from the Serpentine Swim- | & J., at pleasure. toing Society of London, awarded In 1873; a Stock, 8's, J. awardet for | § 3; @ gold metal | J, SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER —" oe VARDING —Two + | rary eerie ELASTIC STOCKINGS and celebrated Elas. 6 Percenvite, Le tle trusses at No. 25 Ivania = padoan county, Va. ie aon near 3d street northwest. r COUNTR jarroere” i eae pgieetias | welt iurniied none ASK you druggist fos Nature’s Beautifer. | Party one to Bure 21,6 | BOARD at Biverods —— ane | | Prorte who have cut the'r wis teeth nee aw. gt the and all who do, mi are willing | to declare to all who don’t use it, that itis ; | the most and tal "thi the teeth they ever di in, in @ healthy iron, which gives | Peruvian Syrup supplies the | vital element, and gives ket j to the whole system. | ——_e—__. PY) | p&% to £10,000 has been invested In Brock | Pe Privi ‘and paid 900 per cent. profi. How | small, 7) to do it.” A book on Wall street, sent free. Qer's. 7 | Tum! & Co, street, Bor | New 63: | tock, ( FLETCHER’S PATENT WINDOW SCREEN.— e'and ‘Ob: Western family, 5 87 of Flies, Bugs and Mosquitoes. titon | J: | & Pearman, YMC. AL Building, sole agents | ay fSnd manufacturers for the District, of Co- | Srrvants, 95 per Stock 4 ane v mee ey or B. COLTON, pattie x Corns, Vase tar Exar eRe s _, etm _ Miles Town, St. Mary w county. ¥ | Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, &c., successfull + 7 | Bids S08) oat i De Whines octnbit 338 af, | VUE DE L°EAU HOTEL, asked; do. Street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: ot) | HAMPTON ROADS, vA 88, Sa.m.to6p.m. Fee,siper visit. | aide rect ow on Cortiteate rose of business during office Se eg a eg te Dert! ol a ey thipe. Fichine, Oysters, Taba, Whites unable to atten? pat ents at rex, | snlall kings of tea Hood” Oneal the lane B. J Mark 6 1 “a dences, except after 6 p. { ™ han ote Vine Bape ot sic. ¢ mo Tol —v lors, 43; | ; ’ " 0 of ateamne a0. consolidated, fi se Wea firginia’s. es North Tuk NATIONAL SA paithe wharf. Terme: @48 por mouth of oar , id. 4 ‘ial 3 bid . .8G8 BANK, cornerof we G1S per week 3 per day Cevetina 6st sig taba special ax, New York avenue a” 44 ith street, pays 5 per | "Sint We aoWaun. © !— Cotton ¢ * O agg me “1 deposits foreach calendar | 2°> 42 ___ » Menage ae ee ieee snd higher =i ~ month. Wank! hours, 9 toa Saturtaye,d STOCKTON HOTEL, 'n6.75. city mills, todand6io., ~€ Ni3,4e | fant and vest 7 {aT 75: do. famil ly. 8.50; other grad: < woe } OAPE MAY, &.2 Wheat active. strong and higher—! OR Moth Patches, t reckies and Tan, 96E Opeus June 26th, Is amber. mixed do., 1.29; No. 3 western rel, } Four are: gist for Perry's Moth and Freckle | ARLES DUFFY, 120; Pennsylvania rec 1 4241 45; Maryland red: tion. itis reliable. For Pimpies on the | (Of Continental Hotel, Phil eal, do. amber, ‘hal 52; do. white, 1.917; | Faee, Black-Heads or Flesh Worms, use _538-Im icago an ‘orn—excited and. bi gnie(—southern whi $7; western mixed. x7: ’s Improved Comedone and Pimple 'Rem- | édy, the Great Skin Meticine, or consuit Dr, B. C. Perry, 49 Bond street. New York. 5,5,1: RDTOWN, MAKYLAND, She ‘i = ——___e—_—"__ the reception of Summer Boarders, toathern eat,’ Adenia, a otara | _ THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE gales of | plied with che best then t mixed, 63a64. "dye firm, 1.Wal (3 Hay steady and | 1872 were #2 12-8,wt BE the ore re. ‘ork firm, . a} eats qui owt ag but brmwt oglders, 240% clear rit sides, zeal, | GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS. PE ey Tt loose aa l2ig. n firm—shonlders 12 end gate ~a ald; clears ih'ides, 1934a13%. Hams. Malis. Lard | gy SAVINGS Bax 1. €, | leaves Washington every Saterday m quiet but’ firm Rdg, Mather saatos ot Green eE TOM cu sTaeere Ne BD. € | Panties ot $2. mm. Sivamer Sos ns ow fiim—we tras. $2024" do. firsts, 19a31. Pi Bank hours, @ a.m. to 4 p.m., and on Saturdays | Monda: Lisa ke troleum dull—crude. 47;a5; refined, Malls. Coff (to receive deposits) until @ Interest pail on euaaemacian ~~ fd firmer gutnot qnotably nigher. Whisky quiet al Banking B «done, snd col- | ane tara lower. F 20eal 21. on all acces ints samt Ww Ne“ x Yous July 22—Stocks active an@ steady. lave. H. POLKINHOBN, Presisent | sORDAN eure Mor RS, Gold. 1%. Exchange. long, 487; short . Bak&ETT, Cashier. | ICh COUNTY, overnments duti and unsettiod Dicertors saris theme & YW, FoRx. July 32.—Flour W and 2) cents bet- | m1. Potkinhorn.| Thos Dowling} J.T. Mitehen, Gegtenl tee Corn 1 and 2 cents : Wheat 3 and 4 cents bitte etter, Lonpen, July 22, 12.30 p. m.—The rate of discount in the open market for three months bills is 2 Henry Dickson Buley A. Shinn, may 1l-ta wa,ly Fred. WJ K.L.Cropley, . Thomas Knowle E.D. Martiey, ay Miidron and cats rvants half x Below bank rate.” Mate for, money at Stock Ey |W, 4. WHEATLEYS ts from Washington 98.0, change on government securities te Csnsals i ‘ fermoney, Os! on accounts 2t916 Rriey We STEAM DYEING, AND CLEANING ESTAB 2 ___B. ©. JORDAN, 27 The Homer (La.) Iliad, edited by W. Jasper Blackburn, nominated W. Jasper Blackburn for governor of that state. Strange how modest those Louisiana ¢ litors are!—Memphis Avalanche. RI. is announced that Nellie, the second nter of Judge Thomas Russell, our ter to Venezuela, is affianced to n. 49 Jeffersom Street, Georsdown, D.C. Established. 191. Prominm awarded, 1857. © Jarged and improved. 1374, Ladice and Ge Wearing apparel of every descriptic Velvets, Crepe Veils and Trimmings, &c., &¢., nicely elenned or dyed; aleo, Cortair New Goods, Carpets and Biaukets clean the Summer months. Send ns yonr address and we will call for and re THE MOUNTAIN Il0USE, AT CRES SON BPRINGS.—Thi« fh rt om the Sata D abe i i aneges ss | turn work st aay piace tn the Petrict free of oxtra | P; « puesoe, ieee pepe Venezuelan. Mi charge. Wark nonaived ond aad by weal ooene 2 = Russell 18.17 Years of age. | dress from and to any place in twa country tr THE sry > aker Blaine and the Hon. J. W. MIDDLEBURG, LOUDGUN COVA, ve subscribed $1,500 and. 2,00 Is now rewy reception of Summer respectively toward the $10,000 needed to *. it o, with Br cure the & dowment fu 100 pledy ‘the general en- 1 of Bowdoin college. #2-General Pope, accompanied by several LADIES’ GGODS, FLU MAS Bark BeLow ¢ host beantifal and Kinia, fifty miles Thave a stock of Haman Hair By Puffs. and beh bes of his staff, went to Manitou yesterday, | Curis, which Twall soll bere Bt ork whole. | denaminations » where they will rest fora few days, and then | sale prices, in order to give ap that branch of poe ee co on to Santa Fe. Dusiness, ew Mexico, on @ tour of inspection.—Rocky Mountain News, 16th, &2-Mr. Blanton Duncan has temporarily resisted the enticements of politics to er ment Leesburg and at rings every da) Mas. J.P. PALMER, Jytr 2109 F street, between Lith and Lith. &e., address JOS a y. Por M. PATTON, Pro. gage ina contest with the managers of the MISS E. A. McCORMICK, EWiwcE wre i Kentueky library lottery scheme. He has LVANIA AVENUE, (Ur 81. cE Ho just taken the legal preliminaries for en. FERNSELVANIA AVERUR, (Ur Starnes Va forcing full payments of the prices reduced by the managers, and has in hand cases in- volving several hundred thousand dollars. Is constantly receiving all the newest shapes tp CHIP AND STRAW EATS, FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, * high trom Washines tracns each way hotel 1 SILKS, & 3 ‘dinis ; a furatehed, = pith neeiome: niu fom con ry. ‘The country af RY GOODS Bonen of THPORTED BONNETS. | Sh nocltuy or rid, and re no = Promptly filled. epls-iy . vaheaped, D AT REDUCED PRICES. by — a epee Se ee ee ee | BOOKS AND STATIONERY. i © NEWEST BOOKS, GREAT BARGAINS. A first Neweasth Silt open for the se n June lth, CAMPBELL & CHASE, A wn 2st VIOTOMLS Tawra es Me: Pe | Leary fais the meh TUTE bs CAN PuRCE Rad Doe wo pieces of VICTORIA LAWN at 2c, and 250. per Mr Jenkin epee CHABLES H. CHASE, 43 North Market atraoty French, Mull, Swiss, and Cambric MUSLINS, from | Bancroft’s Native Races of the Pacitic Stat ar ome Seon : rd up to 75c. Also, ti) PARASOLS aud SUN CUMBBELLAS at cost. Also. 300 dozen Keep’s Patent Parily made DRESS | SH {RTS have been ordered for our sales this | week. scl goods warranted to be as represented by the “__ W. W. BURDETTE & CO,, je33-tf No. 9287th st. o.w..and 706 K st. n.w. TALBOTT Ha BARNESVILCE J 0: Dderstened hex tn The Abbe Figrane, from the French of Fab: In the Kitchen... . Drake's Nooks and Corners of adame Craven's Jettatrice... Beecher's a Summer Parish Poor + Railroad Manual, 1575 Bunion Style of Swimming Large lot Novels redne: SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN'S, 911 Pennsylvania ay SE TCOMERY 00, ye adore nama Veneed th x Iso commands an exte the Blue Ridge Mountains ‘od the surrounding Siderable improvements bart ian ene aes bOna: IMPORTAAT WOTICE: |NEW BOoks. ing since last surumer, such as bathercoms, he he aa od view of ny2-tr Within An Ace. By the anthor of Who about balfs mile from Barnesville depot, on the Me- trepolitan Bailroad, and one hours ob the care. Drake s Nooks aud | from Wesbingtoo, D.C. 3 é 20 | | Terms: 82 per day, and from @Sto $10 per week, fee a pera rere TE | Seaeies woeee se ees owen bak orice, op Rex OWING TO THE ADVANCED SEASON, | Hei ise Tha F | LUFF, Bornersttie jontgomery co., Md. mi9-t81* | WE INVITE AN EXAMINATION i by Hi. Hide. rryart W. Bot AND HAVING A MUCH LARGER STOCK OF 'y Open, Sesame! By Florence A Woman's Ransom. By Fred k Lyrical Poems. Little Olussios For sale by pene _ A or orn : ; , . coinee _ P°POTs Prescrivasia avanea STOCK OF SLATE MANTELS, Men's, Youths’, and Boys’ Ciothing ENOL OF DE. GUTHRIE, now compicte, a Sear ae ne ey euectigee tookars in ayiedeat moog Drama. By Tennyson. ish. By Henry Ward Beecher. ticles. w: nsic. Good: ai for the Papal ( of New Kngland. W Hace ‘The Green Gate. From the German. By Mre Wister. For sale by WM. BALLANTYNE, ‘ES, plainend fancy, Sar Bal THAN USUAL, I HAVE DETERMINED | TO FORCE SALES BY MAKING } THE FOLLOWING erage chs the tse, is conceded to be the Most satisfactory cooking fixture in ti ot has recently been greatly improved. ater top iu ail the large % rated Barston Special Heatti Range. the Buck & Granger Blevaied Ranges, tae Washington, Columbia, and Portable eae MES Dorccakehreet. | Banges, ales, & full line of IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES; ‘[ SEER FEATHERS, « Novel, by Win, Black KITCHEN OTENSILS, TIN WARE, ac aa Panam Aheeg The Princess of Thule,” received We contrag for All Wool Oassimere Suits, from... nn$9 to $7 SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING Buseels Cassimere Suit trois wI@to 8 Corner 4s street and Penusylvania avence. oh ss men 1% = ; 2 In all thelr branches: eanploy no bors and only com: 8 . . 12 Beast, Here and er; iinet: febt Mechanics. and from our long tet intent 19 to 10 | Magore gan three bundsed Sneiaal wench ey | Rais keene ieee nam oar I vqoarsntee good Dudley Suits, from... 1 A ee work at fair prices. Orders for jobUlug work specks romp,» Novel. Diagonal Suits, from.. 13 victor Cherbuttes. AY WARD & HUTCHINSON, the Beate 5 py and everything tr | 317 9th strect, between Penna. and D st. north Sint Risen Scie; ‘Grom, mayil-tr SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE =e. iz. Worsted Basket Suits, from. 13 to 15 CuNcrINNaT! Imported Cassimere Suits, from. 20 to 16 STOVES, &c. UST RECEIVED, A FULL LINE OF LION BREWERY. And Other Goods at Similar Reductions. J Ene HALDW AWE snd “Housfurnts ng 5 eratore ‘ater Coo = . &e. The cheapest in the set. Btovi LAG ND P NER SED In YOUTHS’ and BOYS’ CLOTHING the assort- | Tru Ware nes ee _ GEE AND PILSEN ECR ment is very full, and will be offered at propertion- | mi-tr_ J. R. HARROVER, 1336 lth st. w Shipped direct from Ciuctanst! ip befrigerating Cars, and for sale tn CASKS AND BOTTLES, ately low prices in order to close out my stock. 7 17 SEVENTH STREET N. Ww. 717 AN IMMEDIATE CALL SOLICITED AT be gd STOVE AND MANTEL WAREROOMS Have alwaye on hand the 8t Heating BY TUR AGENT, 1011....... PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE......1011 aris Range, and. variety of other good . neta a ESSE. Pirie Saad tige cs SAMUEL ©. PALMER, Twi : ers. "air Furnaces, tel i tN ik from £20 to § 160; Parlor Graténf every description +7 GRSEER Stanee, falling Sf Hote Faralctes Sens Stnts 885 » ‘a De 5 oa sees A. STRAUS. GARDEN VASES AND SETTEES. BA SUMMER HATS! x i Estimates given for Bot-air Furnaces, Be: Ere tert HE ONLY PLACE IN THE CiTy, wirn | EMTobes. Mantels, &o. eto various’ Binge ilien ‘Brat > OUT EXCEPTION, Nertce. Leghorn, &o. Hai: ten r. Cloth end PIONEER MILLS, Gxorortows, Linen HATS. UI PAELLAS trom O42 ap, ngrierass) | Eee nae r Ne ‘AL! AND REPAIRED ‘at abort I flad myst competied Gr etecraceee aeneagements | eotiog, fe kinds of BYRAW ATS Mackionw To GET StL PURE IMPORTED WINES, ch GEO. M. HENAULT’s, Direct 1 jy19-lm _ Southeast corner sth and D te hw. my flonting best. KER & GREEN, Raters, have accordi: my mill to DEE- ‘Peansyivenis BURCHELL’S SPRING LEAF, ead EEC eho, wil comin — 1 labore Witla Hewat TEA, Se An. Here's Best monk SRONEARE, AT FIFTY CENTS A POUND. "which hes bears e | [DEH OOFTING Bo 10) “! ‘This Tea is entitled to the attention ef consumers, tpi) +-2-a" NS & eae jnermuch ae it will be @ saving to them of from 0c! 00-FA RTNERSHIF NOTICE. SEW AUTO-LITHOGEAPHIO PROCESS. 2 pound. EORGETOWN, D. O., copies of all atlow ‘Those ho arenow using the highest t quality We bave this leased the Pioneer M seen Toit of to words for eee = N. W. BURCHELL, bit ¥ Simule copioe of drawings, plans, lethere, Oe iyl9-6t eae 9 rates. WE HAVE susT RECEIVED— i print st laos goat than mnenserane DIRECT FROM ST. MARYS, SPAIN— iJ 5 (Office Bo. 617 1a “Pena CISSEL &weucn. | Sor. ue A large lot of Quarters and Bighths are . DUFF GORDON & CO.’S SHERRIES. Commnrre ANTIporE, | PERFUMERY. ‘The desire to preserve and secure a ». eee ‘We offer same in bond at Custom House in George- fe A uatural onc. Theskin on teehee yee INSON'S town, at Agents’ Prices in New York, Eplge te cba oa 2 05 ie eat OE a Sree: 8, CROPLEY's Sons, aan Commeite ries itinean % ANSPABEST soar. Tor 165 BRIDGE 8T. AND EAST MARKET SPACK, | but to remove soem MEDALS— LONDON, PARIS, ep eee J. & E, ATKINSON. ‘24, Old Bond street, London. my l-tr 1937 Peansyivanta avenve. PPT se : 3 rma Hane paren © Box No. 455, Washington, = °. . Eta can Ac 7 we | itty creme “Sa 616 Poppsyiyauia wyeaye, | = a aa reree ore wn, Se