Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1876, Page 4

THvRspay, June 29. ATE.—The Chair laid before the Sen- communication from the Secretary of ‘ar, transmitting @ report of General O. 0, rd relative to certain Indian reserva- in Oregon. . Stevenson sald hehad a form. There was, he said,a meeting ington, Kv.. few days ago, of far? survivors of the war of 1812, pe* -s~ leasing duty twoor three of whom w~ -« more of age. These veters~ -c@ under 31 to wait - _s have appointed va Cony and urgea 9 se bi"! grant- at war. He effect, with the the forty-five signers. the bill nowon the Jendar. ‘The Cbatr said he also had a pleasing duty form, and laid before the Senate the entiats of S Anthouy as a Se: six years from M. ferred. Mr. Cragin, from the Naval Committee, ed adversely upon the iil t0 anthor- e the Seeretary of the Navy w dispose of rial. The report was Mr. Mitchell asxed the present consi joa Of the resolution imehback the pay of a Se meneement of the term, March 4, 1°73, the time bis claim for a seat was finally t of. fera- of ir. Whyte appealed to the Senate to post- the consiieration of the resolution til the return of Seuators now abseat wao fred to disenss it. Mr. Morton advocate: its present consid- eration. Mr. Stevenson said Senators had gone ‘away under the impression that no political question wo taken up. Wituout ex- — z eit suggested on After further debate, Mr. Mitchell con- neiment of the subject until ‘torday morning. aes ‘Sherman, atone o'clock, called for the gegular order, which was the unfinished business of yesterday—the House silver bill. Mr. Edmunds, in view of the action of the House on the Senate bill, aoved to recom- mit the bill to the Committee on Finance, that they might have the whole subject be- fore them. ‘The House bill in which that body yester- day pon-coucurred tu the Senate amead- ments, was taken from the table, and, with tae pending bill, referred to the Finauce Committee. Mr. Christiancy asked that a substitute which be had proposed might be also referret With the bills, and proceeded to address the Bevate in advocacy of bis substitu: Tne substitute was referred with the bil's. On motion of Mr. Coakling, House bill re- Iating to the redemption of unused stamps was taken up and HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.—On Motion of Mr. Buckner (Mo.), the House non-concorred in the Senate amendments to the bil! for the repavement of Penusylva- pig avenue, and that in relation to taxation in the District of Columbia, and committess of conference were ordered. Mr. Jones (Ky.) moved to take upand sider the bill granting the right of w: the Washington. Cincinnati and St. Louis barrow gauge railroad. Mr. Joves explained the provisions of the bill, and argued to show that under the Con- stitotion of the United States the federal government could grant aid, pecuniarliy or otherwise, for the construction of works of internal improvement. There had been Some opposition to the bill because it was alleged that it struck down the rights of the states, but he read its provisions to show that the rights of states in the matter were ot ; So that e road runs lies regulations impose its own pol upon it. He heid it to be the duty of C ress to aid sli such enterprises as this, and ns insure the prosperity of the states, and nothing would so much insure that pros- perity as raliroada, Mr. Savage (Ohio) opposed the bill, and said it was an effort to give the United States control of a matter which properly belonged to the several states. Mr. James (Ky.) then moved to reev "der the vote whereby the bill was referr= ne Committee of the Whole House on Tucstay. Agreed to. Washington News and Gossip, GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DA nal revenue, $300,119 37; eustoms, © THE REFORMERS of the third Ma: Congr joral district have nomiuated W. Elweli Goldsborough for Congress. * SPEAKER KER&’S ConDITION.—A ietter from Speaker Kerr's physician speak. hopefully of the recovery of his patient, ba‘ Mr. Kerr does not have much hope, and has been quite despond NOMINATIONS.—Tne President sent the following nominations to the Senate to-day: James Gilfillan, of Connecticut, to be assiat- @n- treasurer of the United States. in place of Wyman, nominated for U. S. Treasurer. Cortina ESCAPED.—Gen. Sherman has received offictal notice that Cortina has es- eaped froma the Mexican authorities, aud is Bow on his way to his old haunts on the Rio Grande. AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House today were the Secretaries of State, Navy and War; Sevators Cameron, Anthony, Wad- Jeigh, Cragin, Booth and Aliison, and Rep- resentatives Whiting, Platt, Harris, Ban- nett, Davy, Williams and Waldron. THE DEAD-LOCK ON THE APPROPRIA- Trion BILLs.—Up to 3 o'clock to-day tnedif- ferences between the two houses on the ap- priation bills had not been reconcilei. To- morrow ends the fiscal year. There is some talk of meetivg the emergency by re-enact- ing the appropriation bills of last year for ten days. —Inte and THE PAGES of the House of Representa- tives, at a meeting held to-day, adopted a resolution “that we, the members of the Ju- Venile House of Representatives, declare that we will support the democratic nomi- wees for President and Vice President, and use ail honorable means to secure their elec- THE RAILROAD RECALCITRANT Writ NESS.—The Coror House tteeon Com: Tue DEAD LOCK ON THE A®PROPRIA- TION BILLS.—Tne cor committee on the appropriation bilis has as yet madeno headway. The latest solution olfered to the complication ts that the Senate pass ine House iegisiative bill, and if a deficiency arises during the year to proviie for tt when Congress again meets, aod in the meaotime appoint a commission to examin? into the question of salaries of puolic officers and report at the next session. MR. ELAINE reached his home ia Augus- last evening, having gone through Qn a »pecial car in twenty-six ours from Washingtou. He was very mach fatigaod and exhausted by the journey, and was taken immediately to his residancs, not be. ing able to stop @ moment to receive the congratulations of the large number of his who had assembled at the railway station to welcome him. He is now under the care of his family physician. THE SECRETARYSHIP OF THE TamasuRy. The ten deys’ limitation of the acting secre. Thin of Mr. Conant will expire July tt. mane, a unioes Mr. Morrill det- _ accept rection of tne the men a - bate some member fone of the other exes Btive departments to act as secretar: of the ‘Treasury in addition to his other duties until ‘Mr. Morrill shall have disposed of the ap; Priation bills now pending. iE fit #1 bn i ; gree a northwest, axies - ~ warmer southwest, bu! @ northern por- veering tiops to: winds, with risio; ’» partly cloudy weather. =| ————_—_——. LOCAL NEWS. Locals. The 4 Jamps will be lighted at 11 P and ents freed at 48m ne The police will receive their pay for Jane Orrow. a = candidates who have passed thern portions to ‘Among the their examination N.M. Robinson, of this District. Two borses belonging to the Charlot Com. died yesterday from the effects of tue ea Mr. Jobn C. Parker — sends us early copies of today’s New York and Philadel- pbia papers. Col. Timothy Lubey leaves for Philadel- phia this evening to attend the annual meeting of the national encampment of the Grand Army, to which he is a delegate. The Italian Benevolent Society give their recond ga | festival aud plenic at Beyer's a street park this evening. The Mariae band will be in attendance. Two of the new cars for the Anacostia and South Washington railroad arrived yester- easy from the manvfactory, aud were left at ee in Untontown. ‘ond ¥, Mr. J. G. Bigelow entered @ suit Tnaited States, use of R G. Camp- tT. J. Bicksler, for $7250, amount ent which it is ersign Warrants on the Treasury dar- ing the disability on account of illness of Treasurer Wilson. Company A. Light Infantry, last night re- solved to Zo to Philadelphia’on the 4th, if they could secure music, and it is under- stood that the Fort McHenry band has been | engaged, and that the command will to-night arrange to leave on Sunday night. Yesterday 83 a number of laborers were engaged in underpinning house 725 9th street, belonging to August | Wirdeman, the walls were notle* seiiag, | and the wor¥rén ieft. Tne butiding after wards tumbied down. Two pegroes who made an attack with in- tent to rob Mr. Septimus Brown, of Alexan- dria county,on his way to market in this city on Tuesday night, have been arrested | and committed to jail forcourt by Justice Austin at Arlington. The negroes belonged to the Freedman’s village. At the annual distribution of premiums at Mount de Sales Academy of the Visitation, near Baltimore, Tuesday afternoon, honors Were conferred on Misses Borromeo Roach, Elizabeth Worthington, Alice Webster, Jane Riordan, Rebecca Worthington, and Etta Richards, of the District of Columbia. The Department of the Potomac, G. A. R., Will be represented at the National Eacamp- | ment at Philadelphia on the 29th and 30th | instant by Col. F. Hawkes, department commander; Maj. H.G. Richardson, senior vice commander; Geo. Corson, assistant ad- jatant general; G. J. P. Wood, delegate; Maj. Darling, of council of administration, and oetment commanders Timothy Lu- | F. H. Sprague and J. T. Smith. © excursion given yesterday by the | Hamline M. E. Chureh,under the auspices of Lyceum Bureau, two trips—one in morniog and one in the evening—was @ very suocess- ful affair. The excursionists several hun- | dred Iu number were landed at Mount Ver- non Springs where they spent the day in | roaming through the shady groves and upon the banks of the river at that beautiful re treat. The pleasure of the evening tripdown was somewhat marred by the severe thunder storm. —— The News of Tilden’s Nomination in | Washington. There was @ general eagerness to learn the news from St. Louis last night, and the ho- tels and telegraph offices were througed until | alatehour. The news of Tilden’s nomina- | ton was received at about 9:20 o'clock. The Spnouncement was received without any | special demonstration of approval, although &@ majority expressed the opinion that the nomination was 2 good one, and that | “Unele Sam’? would be a hard man to | beat. The question of the Presidential | nomination being settled, everybody was on | the qui vive to hear the name of the nomiace for the Vice Presidency. A dispatch was | eeelved at the Westera Union office, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 1ith street, saying that Hendricks had been chosen, but sabsequently another dispatch came, stating that the convention had adjourned uniil to- day without making any nomination for Vice Present. As soon as the news of Til- den’s nomination came Major Hatineman, of the District artillery, with a detail of men, fired a salute of one hundred guns from Judiciary Square. The meeting to ratify the St. Louis nominations wiil take place on any evening next in front of the City all. ——— THe WASHINGTON NAvY YARD TO BE CLOSED IF THE APPROPRIATION BILL 13 | oT PassED. — The commandant of the | Washington navy yard yesterday received orders from the Navy department to close the yard on Friday afternoon, ad all em- ployes, comprising clerks, watehmea, fire men, mechanics and laborers, are to con- | sider themselves furloughed from that time, | in the event that Congress fails to pass the al appropriation bill. Should this occur, | the marines will do rolduty, and ma- chinists will be detalied from the ships in mission to look out for the steam fire. | engine in case of fire, while the sailors will i take the place of the regular shipkeepers on vessels laid up in ordinary. The gates will be closed, and the Centennial visitor wiil | pave to be content with a peep the are. —_.+—_—_ THE NATIONAL ECLECTIC MEDICAL As- | SOCIATION met again at Willard’s hotel ya, afternoon, and papers by Dr. R. . Geddes, Dr. A. L. Clark, of Chicago; Dr. | eld, Dr. D. E. Smith, J. R. Bor- ivania, ecretary; Jas. Auton, > arer. e next annual meeting will be held at Pittsburg June 6, 177. 7 annual address was delivered in Willard’s j | as cadet midshipman is | | | hearts beat happtl. | and if the lives of —“"“ ENT OF COMMEN.- PARTaW The Sith annual commencement of the Collegiate Department of Columbian Uni- versity took place last evening. In spite nf the rain, Lincoln Hall w24 well filled with the relatives and frien. of the popniat class of'76. There was tne usual display of uc quets, baskets of flowers, etc., oa the and one graduate was the happy recipient an ornamented box of cigars smuggied in among the floral offerings. A mong those present on the platfotm were President Welling, Judge Bolles, Rev. Dr. Cuthbert, Rev. Dr. Wills, Rev. Dr. Sunder land, Dr. Young, of the Statistical Bareau, feeee ee, Huntington, Fristoe aad ute. THE EXERCISES Were opened with prayer by the Rev. Dr. Cuthbert, and were continued as follows: in Salutatory, frat honor, William B. sby, District of Columbia; “Ring out the ring in the new,” E. H. C. Browa, Maine; The Athenian Sage, Edward chell, District of Columbia; Music; Dreams at the Dawn of Philosophy. Frank Faller, Genius, A. H. W. Clum, New You Trifes, Wm. B. Frisby, District of (iy | bia; “More Light,” second Sonor Yueine Bar- M. Cuthbert, Disiriet oi Columbia; Masic; Valcdictory Address, ‘third honor, Frank Faller, lilinois. ‘nis programme Was executed creditably throughout, and in som cases with such ef- 88 to call forth oud and loag-continved applause. .THE AWARDS OF PRIZES. Hon, john A. Bolles then awarded the | priz6 medals, accompanying each awar With some humorous and felicitous remarks, as follows: The Elton prizé tn Greek, W 8. Frisby, of the District of Colambia. Stanghton prize in Latin, Wm. B. | of the District of Columbia. The Young | prize in Metaphysics, Luc! M. Cuthbert, ofthe District of Columbia, The Rugzgies prize in Mathematics, Wim. B. Frisvy, of the istrict of Columbia. The Lindsly prize for Reading, Lucius M.Cutbbert, of the District of Columbia, The ist Davis prize tn elocn- tion, Lucius M. Cathbert, of the Distriet of Columbia. The 2d Davis prize in Elocution, Frank Fuller, of Ilinois. The Rey. Dr. A. J. Huntington then, on behalfof the Enosinian society, preseated te The-“ore w. .oyes & gold medal for ex- prefactng the presenta- e remarks. ; Isby, ceiience in been tion with appropria PRESIDENT WELLING'S ADDRESS. After the medals were awarded President Weiling addressed the class of "76, as follows: Gentlemen of the Graduating Class: —“To everything tuere is a season,” as the wise man has toid us, “and a time to every pur- pose under the Heaven.” To you and to us the time of parting bas come, For a mo- ment we stand together to-night at the farth- est point of the narrow isthmus which con- nects the present with the past, and together we cast our wistful eyes over the boundless ocean of that near future whose surges are already leaving your fest, and the noise of whose breakers is siready filling your ears. The vicissitude of life, with its joy and its Sorrow, bas brought you to that critical epoch of transition at which two seas meet and stroggie for the mastery, as the tides of memory rush in to buffet the tides of hope which are swelling in your souls. Your y, and yet the pendulum that marks the flitting seconds is seen to swing alternately ‘betwixt a smile anda tear;” as the hand on tue dial points back- ward to the hour that nas struck, and for- | ward to the hour which is just about to | sound in your hearing—ringing out th: old and ringing in the new. It is most fitting that you should pause for ® moment on the threshold of the career that les before you, and receive the last saluta- tion of your Alma Mater. Day by day, through four long years of homage and of service, you have entered her sanctuary and laid your gifts upon her altars. From this time forth we treat you no longer as acolytes in the tempie of learning, and as we lay our bands upon your heads for the last time we do 80 notonly ia token of our parting bene- diction, but also in earnest and pledge of your dedication to the exalted priesthood of the Christian scholar. We send you forth as soldiers, equipped in the panoply of our schools for the warfare of life. Not without preparation, and not without the animating voice of abigh heraldry, do you enter the struggle to which you are sammoned, and for which you have already girded your loins. “In our halis is hung, . Armory of the invincible knights of old.” You have the saints and sages of all his- | tory for your file-leaders, and, like them, when your warfare shall have been accom: plished, you may hang up your shields in memory of your triumphs, if, like taem, you | Shall learn to Keep your swords withoutrust aud your souls without spot. We send you forth as feet runners ih the torch race of modern culture, and as you catch from yonr predecessors the lamp of learning or the amp of life, we bid you to feed its sacred flame with the beaten oil of the sanctuary, and ever to remember that “Heaven doth with us, as we with torches do— light them for ourselves.” We send you forth as athletes called to en- gage in nobler games and more generous rivalries than any to which old Greece fn- vited her stalwart youth, aad by which she Was wout to count the years of her calendar. Let no dust settie on your chariot wheels. Be eager and earnest tn the race of life, ever remembering, as Bacon phrases it, that God only and the angels are permitted to og spectators in this busy world of ours—re- membering, too, as @ greater than Bacoo has admonished us, that “if aman strive for masteries, yet is he not crowned except he strive lawfully.” If I exhort you thus to struggle for the victor’s crown and the victor’s palm, it is uot simply that you may. bind the laurel and the parsley aronnd ‘your, brows, as a decoration which shall lift you above the bumbler of your fellow-men. In the midst of all the bigh aspirations which you may rightfully cheris:, I pray you not to for- get taat the scholarship to which you have attained is @ ministry, aod not a perquisite. Even the great Teacher of Galilee mingled With His disciples ‘tas one that serveth,’ t men are set in .ne galaxy of history rain their influence down, ahd remind us that we, too, “may make our lives sublime,” it behooves us ever to remember that our lives can never be made so truly sublime as when they are patterned after the meek, patient, humble and tranquil spirit of Him who was at once the Son of man and the Son of God. CONFERRING THE DEGRERS AND CERTIFI- CATES. President Welling then conferred the de- of master of arts, by examination, upon m. B. Frisby and Lucius M. Cuthbert; the ball by Dr. Paul W. Allen. —o—__. REAL ESTATE SALES.—Messrs. Duncan- son Bros., auctioneers, sold yesterday after- noon, for E. A. Rollins and Wm. E. Chand- ler, trustees, lots marked and lettered A, B, | C, Hand I, tn Benjamin F. Gilbert's recorded | subdivision of part of square 371, situated on K street, between th and 10th streets north- west, and gy! by five elegant two-story | press-brick front (mansard roof) dwelling- ouses. House No. 929, bought b: Pratt, agent, for $13,000; house by F. W. Pratt, house —, for = > by F. W. Pratt, agent, for $1 43, bought by F. W. Pratt, for $11,500, house Ni Pratt, agent, for $15,5¢ bought so Ne Marsh, of Colorado, and Fanny E. Crosby; Wm. Wm. Walter and Amelia Braehl; George E | thers and Sarah T. Herbert; C. H. Collins and Emma Magruder; Johu | Reots ry Pollard; John Finn and | Annie ON Wm. H. Johnson and Louisa | Gray; ¥. White and Emily B. Woot, of All bray SE Oliver D. Cook aod .2g8, of Georgeto> n. —-—_——_ OUR GAD", PEADERS should attend the sale oi the efftire stock of J.C. Wii ——_—-—_—— FourRTH oF JuLY EXCURSIONS.—The In- land and \y, in order to afford our citizens an fo cujoy asail on the Fotomase on Ke has to delay the eae, trip the steamer Thompson until 9 clock p. m., and to run trips to Glymont dur lea’ ber Whart S08 of 6th stree! pm. Seeadvi, | and Frank Fuller. | Smith, Arthur 8. White, ——_~——— MARRIAGE LICENSES Lave been issued to | degree of bachelor of arts upon E. H. C. Brown, Edward Burchell, A. He Waldo Ciast Students entitled to certificates of profict- ency were announced as follows:—William J. Baxter, Gonzalez 8. Bingham, John W. 1, Clarence Curtis, Harry C. Davis, ie, Henry 8. Elliott, William B. - Klein, Wm. A. Leetch, Leon- ard Marburv, Theedore W. Noyes. Leonard H. Poole, J. 8. C. Richardson, Frank E. » Taos. W. Wyman, George York. 4 weitadents entitled to diplomas as follows:— m. Bayne, jr., Gonzales 8. Bingham, E. H. ‘own, Edward Burchell, A. H. W. Clam, 2¢lus M. Cuthbert, Wm. 8. Frisby, Frank | Fuller, Leonard Marbury, Theodore W. Noyes, George York. | The degree of L L. D. was ; Prot. Sam’l J. Kirkwood. of Wooster Uuaiver- | st - D., upon Rey. Luther | Rice Gwaltney, of Rome, Georgia. Tae de- | Sree of A. M. Was conferred upon Benjamin bite and upon Moung Edwin, of Burmah. Benediction by the Rev. Dr. Wills closed the exercises, which were throughout of such | & cnaracter as to make the college proud of her centennial class. ——o—___ AN INTERNATIONAL Row IMMINENT— of ie burg.—This morning a young German entered and asked Chief Clarvoe When he wrote an order to meet him in the Treasurer's office, Treas- ent, at 11 o'clock to-day on Im- portant diplomatic business, signing himself eh uke of Ei conferrel upon bad returned that he had sug; diplomatic relations with Eppenbai Umore where his relatives oder is oiss ves sent off on the next train. = eT; by the pupils; Closing "emarks. AWARDS. Gold medais in the boys’ depa-tmen:! it, for *, follows: —ist Rich’d B ne. Number of premi- ums in this depar’ -sment, Gold medal", t the Young Ladies’ depart- iperior excelleace in conduct, . warded to Misses Annie Shoemaker, J?.e Craven, Rose Smoot, and Mary Duan, Of the Ist clacs; 2d class, Misses Rose '» Ella Harkins, A. Meehan, Mary Waltemeyer; 3d class, Miss Maggie Byrne, Mattie Reilly, K. Conner, Berth: ‘altemeyer. Number of premiums, 145. IMMACULATE CoNcerTion Part ScHooL.—The annaal distribution x f tue above school took piace yesterday ta Ut distribution hall sttached to the church, corner’ Sth and N streets northwest. Tnois schoorhas been in operation about twelve years, and bas made rapid advancement under the careful and intelligent supervision of competent teachers. The several classes this year fully sustained the high reputation they have always maintained for advance ment In their studies. One “of the peoniiar features of the school is theattention given to the cultivation of vocal music, and one of the most pleasing branches of the examination sony was the remarkable proficiency displays Py the vocal class. The instruc- tress*in this delightful art is Mrs. Annie Meicher King, well known as one of the compen assistant music teachers in the public Schools, who has justly earned a high reputation In this community as a vocal teacher: The graduates this year in mnsio were is Nannie Noonén and Miss Mary Walsh, of whom displayed intelligence and culture at the examination. Miss Noo- nan was remarked asa pupil of rare musical promige. POSEN Re THE AVENUE PAVING AND DISTRICT TAX Ferre get ager aon eos STAR, Jadge Backner, chairman of the House Dis- trict Cominittee, to- day Byessnte, the ave- nue paying bill and the District tax pill to the House; And recommended non-concur- rence in the Senate amendments. The House sustained the recommennation and commit- tees of conference will be o1 GEORGETOWN. DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN.—Yesterday, about ore o’clock, John Marbury, jr., esq., died at his residence, on Bridge street, cor- ner Frederick, r a long and useful life, the S5th yearof his .» Mr. Marbury was born at Annapolis, Md., but has resided in Georgetown for the past 77 years. He was a@ lawyer, standing high in his prefession, and formany years was President of the Potomac -Ingurance Company, from which office he resigned a isn ago. He was a worthy ber of Christ Church (Episco- 1.) is funeral takes place to-morrow his late residence, on TRINITY SCHOOL.—The tion of school P old Catholic Church, presence of a large and appreciative audi- ence. The a were presented by Fa- ther De Wolf. The following pupils received the medal foon Gibson, C Bromley, Daniel O'Connor. An extra medal, present- ed to the school by Mr. Carroll, was awarded to Jonn O'Leary. . CATTLE MARKET.—[Reported by J. Kevgla.)—Number of cattle on market, 214; number sold tébutchers, 181; prices varying from 4% to5% cents per pound; 37 left over. Number of sheep and lambs, 1,334; number Bold, 1,084; 300 left over; lambs, from $3 to r head; old sheep, 4 to 5 cents per pound; 30 cows and calves sold for $20 to $50. ALEXANDRIA. COAL SHIPMENTS.—All day, numbers of vessels have been coming up the river, the most of which passed on to Georgetown, but some stopped here. The companies doing business here have good stocks of coal on hand and are loading vessels with great ra- pidity. The American company alone has about thirty bosts in the Canal basin await- ing their turf t@ be unloaded, and more are on their way down the canal. It is hoped that if vessels continue to come in as they have for the past few days, there will be at least @ partial revival in the coal shipments. DIED oF Locks aw.—Mr. Chas. C. Green, Who lived near Genterville, and who had t entting-box al ‘airfax county, { bis fingers cut off by a @ week ago, has since died te, 28th, NEw W ES. orkmep are now en- fesed in buildiag @ new wharf at Fort ‘ashington. new wharf has also been built at Fore te.— Sentinel, 28th, READING NOTICES. The Crown Buffalo Horm Combs. They pass smooth!y through the heir, with- outcatehing or breaking !t off. Lhey will not scratch or injure tne scalp. CITY ITEMS. FINE DREass SuITs.—A large assortment to select from, at from 816 to $30. I. HAM. BUPGER & Son, under Metropolitan Hotel. HUNDRED styles light-colored Pants Sold at cost, at 615 Pennsylvania avenue, under Metropolitan Hote! 29,3 ——_.—_—_—- MOHAIR, Al and Berge Coats at prices to sult all. Mi. sylvania avenue. ee PORTNEB’S VIENNA BEER FOR FAMILY UseE—In bottles, with patent stoppers, only $1 per dozen for pint and $1.75 per dozen for BURGER & Son, 615 Penn- = (bottles to be ret 5 orders princi; depot, 626 Virginia avenue, or 309 7th 81 i, Or 44 Bridge street, e- town. 6, ss IT WILL NOT COST ONE CENT to seo late improved light running Domestic Sew- ing Machine, and it will cost you far less to buy that or any other Machine of us elsewhere in the city. CKENNEY & Gury, 2,e03 427 9th st. n. w., bet. D and I, PuRE raspberry and blackberry wines at Xander’s, 917th’ street; sure cure Tor diar rhea, &¢. 6,20,e06 a) THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of New York avenue and 15th street, pays 5 per cent. per annum on deposits for each cal- endar month. Banking hours, 9to4. Sat. urdays, 9 to 4 and 6 tos. 2713, 14016 acai lied eA Dr. O. W. BENSON'S CELERY AND ORAM- OMILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous Hi 6, Dyspep- tie Headache, Nenraigia, Nervousness and Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price, 50 centa. Sold by all Druggists in Washing- ton, Georgetown and Alexandria, 2,24,60 school iginal drama, chatac’ J. Cray —_-—_—_ led jomal Conference. wrdered. secretary misel syed. den cor. jampshire. red. Pi ee a Connecti Legislature, = yourne 4 sine die. ann —_—_o— lace Tuesda, Republi jeorge! loan di Pl nas. h ‘Ohare! i. DAY. r Weshington w: mae cetok 8:30 f price. 5 oun nd 10 ft con ai 1 pi ion nds. ccoquan 9 o'clock par reco 23. GRE i pom furtb ing ™m Pp ‘prom, Fare, rice. tr 21-Sm i EE ae F Steamers Hos act By St Company's Ofice, foot of Och at. Jeet am” E steame: Stier yal a a a on! int ~ Com; s = T tnateres 29,5 y Send Coore Pennsylvania Avenue, the Performance EVEBY than 406 { ce D ————————z=z=—=—=EeEEEE Re ce ht ED LAMB, CORNED Telegr2ms to The Star. FORT MOULTRIE CEL*BRATION, Charleston 4 Boston Shaki-g Hands. CHARLESTOR, S. C., 3.—Tae celobra- — Fort rope fook Looped ggg Bd 5,000 5 t waza presents AR MACT=SE Of -vare to the Boston visitors was deliv- ered by Chamberiat: Kershaw ty free, united and prosperous friumphant. I speax to" my co triumphant. I 5; my coun! South Caralinian to Americans. ends be just—we ask no more. us obliterate the passigns and an irrevocable ari jamentable bruised and m<.ngied victims, and in lethesn waters all but the memory brave And generous deeds and grand achieve- ments—a common and the American le”? 1 thet. 8. sloop of-war Ply- At midday mouth, ordered hither for the purpose by the Secretary of the Navy, anchered off the fort, and fired a salute of 13 guns. This was re- sponded to by @ similar salute fired from the ramparts of the fort by the Chatham arttl- lery, the guns used being two 6 pounders, resented to the company by Gen. George ‘ashington The visitors were subsequently handsome- ly entertained by residents of Sullivan's Island. To-pight the city 1s brilliantly il- luminated. Several banquets are going on and the houses of leadiog citizens are thrown peal the entertainment of the military gpests. Nothing bas occurred to mar the celebra- tion but the heat, which bas been exception- ably severe, prostrating handreds with sua- stroke. Only one case so far terminated fa- feuy, &® member of the band of the 5un artl- ery. ———9——— Yale Alum: New HAVEN, June At the meeting of Yale alumni yesterday morning, Hon. W. L. Learned president, addresses were made by General Sherman, C. M. Depew, of New York, Col. Luke W. Finley, of Memphis, Tenn., (ex-confederate soldier,) Gen. Wager Swayne, Hon. Richard H. Dana, jr., Hon. Randall L. Gibson, of New Orleans, Judge Taft, Dr. Phillip Schaif, Yung Wing, and — The commencement takes piace to- ay. yesterday. The statistical report shows the number of churehes in Maine to be 252; com- mupicante, 19,850, (number added in three years, 841) The report of the of the Maine Missionary Society shows that 95 jonaries are emplo! ale Sulfs im New Hi FOomconne ‘7 sy ae the — esterday, & roviding women Zfow ‘to vote at ‘residential elections, was referred to the committee on natior @j affairs, with @ recommendation that it "gag. Sane eth Orgs HARTFORD, Jun .—The lent legis: oe yesterd ioe : ie, are r, commenc . the present yeareit will hoid iis annual “essions in the cam D.monstration. Utica, June 29.—Taere was a large repud- emonstration last night. EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &c. XOURSION TO GLYMONT FOR THE ween of the Fifth Baptist hh Pt . July 19th. Steamer Mary Washington will: two trips. leavin; and 4 |, foot of 7th street, at 8. 0» returning ot 6:30 p. Tickets, 50 cents; children t' half price. FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS li g To MOUNT VERNON. TWO BOATS. THREE TRIPS. ‘The steamers ARROW snd MARY WASHING- TON will make Three Tripsto Mount Vernon on July 4, leaving 7th streot w 4 Nbarf at 9 and 10 8. m: and 2-80 p.m ,. - retarnin, DK parties be coport this bea ince. Bound {rip tickets $1; children balf price, in- cluding admission to maas aed grounds, 329-4: Capt_ FRANK HOLLINGSHEAD, Manager. it 4 mm giv unity of spending whole day at "TNE §200ND SELROT BASKET PIONIC to the Fails uf the 0: wil leave 6th street wharfon BUNDAY, w July 2, at 9 o'clock s. m,, of Steamer Harbinger. Beturn by 3028-4t MLE. SUNDAY BXOULSION LADY OF THS LAKE. nets ana! taht pete her wharf, foot of 6th sti cet, at 3 hours’ trip on the Potomac, arriving ly ats Doeoulight. EGG, Captain. leav! » fore five home pt m. , $0 cents; children half 5 7th and 9th street cars go directly to the wharf. Jemt-i OR CHARTER, ‘The fast JANE MOSBLEY and J. w. THOMPSON may be Chartered for = Excursions at le rates. Ap- ply at Company's Office, foot of 6th st. XCURSIONS TO THE CAPES The ‘rt JANE MOSELEY will leave EVESY SATURDAY, at 8 , for Fortress at Piney Pi the Rionrce, OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. HHT. Matinee for Le- BVE fies, 2nd Children fi de FIRST-CLASS IN BVERY BESPECY. Variety, Drama, Buriceque and Comedy. novi-ly Op No.) On Exhibition (Nsw No and sale <39 73m 8t. 7?x Sr. Bhades, i = Please remember Mame and Number. Syi-ly GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS. TO THE OFFICERS AND MEM@ERS OF POTOMAG UNION LODGE: Ne Soar We 0, 0. 0. of 0: ¥ You are, hereby’ notitied’ to Bir labtp io oad Mant at tap anon prother, Fhaxcis TXLER. All members of sister See: 1 THEODORE MAF ARI Good White and Me oo Se ‘White Seots of all kinds, for school commence- woven.” at Bice radical repatrs. re- ! season every ag bealthfol and er j>yable retirement. Com aSivantece of high ee coustry fare, Soon: Searanication wih 3 yy FS -. Trains lrare ey . Baltimore, and Blue Bidge station, twice daily, Sundays ex: 4 ” * ¥ ‘Adtren JON LEE CHAPMAd. ie spe Sie ns bane Bendgy Herald or pdareme SAT) ry » W. 2 0.8. 088-40" ONG BRANCH —BOARS, og OORAN BeLéMort HOUSE, CHESAPEAKE BAY, | four miles Delow Anbapol!s, w for visitors July lst. with ev: Fine boa. Tng and fahive. GL periborth: Sty per | Weck. Address “BELMONT, Asp tia, te | je24-t) 1 Gs, V Ys¥ OF Mounts NOM (6B £0 KO FOR THE REO | June Ist. antii Oc the jemeat of ; late of Bawley } a Biace bes been greatly imp: end ved. and the Cottages are cquai to aay orth or for | Lt Hotels South. The waters bave an established reputation thetr wouderfal curative powers T on reat variety, vir. Sul rou and Magaesiam, Chaly- ron), &e ar. day. $2 20; per week, B15: pcr ¢ found at MILBURN'S Phar- RT 14629 Penvsyivania avenue, near Willard] «; HELPHENSTINE & B. ‘ bitt_Houte, ENTLEY. Urncgin MOORE < PERKY, Jed 1m Proprietor BRUNER SPRINGS —Thte Popular Mesort is 20 Board for grown pers: 180 Board for nurses, and ren 4 01d, from 80’ cents to $1.00 rte! Be for Biver Springs will take the steamer J Thom; son and land at Colton'’s W Bla RISTON. MD . Propricts town P.O., St. Mary's county, Ma St GEORGE'S nee ac Rive: ermorth, Ohildier sae. 810 Br Wiarsce bait price. “Ae gited et the j . MABSHALL, Proprictor, Leben Piney Point, Ma. nines TE BU; © pat mie hom ON THE GREAT NORTH MOUNTAIN, ONLY SEVEN HOURS FROM WASHINGTON Ce 3 iat: BO ROBE, it Daidone Paclan: Terms:—@0 per month of four ’ le fare trom Washington ve the Springs ee torn, by Baltimore and Unio Ralltond asd coaches i Rall Winchester, is only @3 60 the round trip dant amusements, may all be obtained at «his sua- Featraints of fashion: ”° e AER ° Good food, sbundantly supplied, cooked in best manner, promptly served. It is the aim of the proprietor to make Rock Enon Bprings an attractive summer home for Washing- tonians, at rates which all can afford. ‘The best of servants have been engaged. Phiets or taformation call ov Insurance Agents, — eke Ss HOTEL, c= TEGEE'S ISLAND, Va. Surf Bathing—Fishing—Snipe Shooting. ‘This well-known and popular 8: iT resort is now open for the reception ‘is: ftors. Improvements have been teat eccommodations geverally, and we patron! please our ‘pect. The route is Norfolk and Old Point by MONDAY P. Banks.”’ to Cherrystone, EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FLiDAY MOMN eis week, 260 per pecial rates for Yaue and in every res OOBB & SEGAR. Jeo 1m Cobb's Isiand, Va. {Cap.&Rep } Meest aIN HOUSE, CRESSON SPRINGS, Cambria County, Pa. ‘This delightful SUMM £B BESOBT wil! be opened for the reception of “cbt Allegheny Mountaius, uw Situated on top of the more desirable place can be found anywhere, For terms, &0., ress Je5- lm J.D. McOLELLAN, Sup't. UBF BATHING. POINT Lookour SUMMER BESOBT, Hotel tte jan OPEN JUNE Wore. ooeas per lower Potomac steamers. Jas. R. ag hag Proprievo: Lary 's Co., BU ted on the Juniate Pi. Lookout, & Ma, Hl EET i B48 Hy HYGEIA HOTEL, FORT MOSROR, D POINT COMFORT, Va. jel it we, oar FINBY Fors, ma. visitors Jupe 1the agceeber - ny Gclicacies of the season. sailing free . Address ee F* aDaus & BROS. my90 Im’ Piney Point P_O.. 8t. Mary's Oo , Ma. Lovnous MINERAL SPRINGS, HAMILTON, VA. ‘This pleasant Summer Resort will be open for the reception of guests om the Ist of June. me om lew it) and hts elie wae Partner Fest, recreation and health. ress, myS-Im* BOCHINGHAM OOUNTY, VA. GEO. W. BUBKEB, OF WASHINGTON, D. 0., MANAGER. teens or AUB; deigartuily ag dcsirabiy sicaated- Ta. | 2 ble i Terme moderate." BROWN. Klop'e Gottare sient Weeeeke ea —— hast Dottare, Lone Branch. je ot For further ] aap EB, ig31 on SUMMER RESORTS. “M Sell known Sammer Be ® males from Waahtngton, tn’ coucty, Md. has been tBor- recied and tarnished with « clase of furniture aud all the firet clase sand of goests Hotet, an © appl 70) Peansyivanis veces, Tiel ian Him ve OPEN FoR is: FOR ZENE. and their NEW BO "KL a: Osk jaud ou the ter OF JULY Appil for & t en.8 of tnfortaation asdhese the Oakiaud, Garrett coeut . ra at ve 2048 DAILE vce LADIES’ Goons. ISH EME? QIDERY on Nalneook ond > beantiful quality sud Store in the ct CON — Epoatte Patent Ottice._3 715 GREAT REDUCTION 715 in SEADYP MADE SUITS, UVES SKIRTS AND BASQUES, And LADIES UNDEBWEAB. LADIES PABABOLS and SUN UMBBELLAS at balf Brice. FLOWEAS, BATS, RIBBON, ena MILLINER'S GOODS less than cost JUST EECEIVED— A large astort ment of HAMBUBG EDGES anv ECBU LACKS selling at a reduced price. OOBSETS and KID GLOVES in « great variety HUMAN BAIR very low at 8S. HELLEB'S, 71s MARKET SPAOB. jelt-tr FPSEXCE FLOWERS, from importers’ auctions. A large stock on band. whic a will be rat loss than half the: OONNOLLY e@-tr JUST RECEIVED, ae & ENCH CHIP CAVALIERS, PAMELAS, = ‘And other desirable shapes; - 8 Dew assortment of TRAVELING sud SHADE FINE FLOWERS. | det) STREET, ween Mth end 2b. BARGAINS! BARGAINS!: 60 In order to rednoe our large stock of HATS, we offer macy inducements. ition Obip Hats from Tc to @1.23. nade and Traveling Hate, 200, ch Chip Hate from @1.50 ap. S—The best assortment in ‘the olty from So. oP ID GLOVES—3, 3 4 end ¢ butcons fa all the {ashionsbie tin Black Freuch LACKS for trimming purposes, very cheap, od rs. M. J, EUNT, Jel0-tr 21 and 623 D stree: northwest. EAL LLAMA SACQUES, @5, redncet ‘© & large stock ad MISS E. A. McCORMICK, orn STREET, (ST. OLOUD BULLDINGD ich must be sold topaediees c ve CONNOLLY 'S, GOS 9th stteet, Daily receiving all the latest Novelties in CHIP SND STRAW BONNETS. HATS, LACES Opposiio Parent OMice. FLOWERS, &&., &o. Ladics of Washington and vicinit; invites call and examine. —_— oe MADAME L. P. JEANNERET ‘Has just received « fine assortment scm _ = 2 BOO ? cu TUBSDAY, Mey Pennsylvania avenue, myl8-tr = Se 6a LADIES’ SHOES, MADE TO ORDER aT S10 Vth Street, Opposite Patems Cites, oad etae Fe ane stock of LADIES’ BOOTS Hatter, tocor. i8th s 12937 Pa. ave. next DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. A perfect fitting and the FINEST DRESS SHIRT FOR $2.93. Batisfaction always guaranteed. Gent's LINEN ©O! id CU EBY end UNDEE WEAN: at “price Competition , at ri HOSI- wach gate JAMES THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, jel9-ly =04 F strert LeDroit aiiding. Zz SUMMER HATS! All the motes Styles of CABSIM ERE DR! cael indsof STRAW HATS, 1 fe = ,» MILAN BRAID, LbUHORN - » SLPal — Bub MBRELLAS 4 Ps RASOLS. 7 ao > a UM ABASULD covered and FO- BBELLAS and P, aired ip the best manuer i KK EX?’S PATENT PARTLY-MADB DRESS SUIRTs, The Groatert Lovention of the Age. Six fine Drees Shirts for six dollars, (@6,) mot to be bad in any other store ix this city BF We are Sole Agents.