Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1877, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY. Except S; mday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Fenusylvania Avenue. corner i1th street, The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 5. HO KAUCEM rs Ppree'e® 7 THE EVENING STAR is served by carriers to subscribers at Ten Cents per week, or Forty- four Cents per month. Obpire at the counter, Two Cents each. By matl_postage prepaid— Bixty Cents a month; one year, $6. Tar WEEKLY Star— on Priday— 2.0 year, postage prepaid. - SF All subscriptions invariably in advance. BT Rates of caivertising furnished on application. er 7 Ney Qe . 49—N®. 7,561. V WASHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY, JUNE 22 Foening’ Star, 1877. TWO CENTS. + $1.99 dozen. deven lexandria Beer, $1 e Govdsdelivered, wren. Goeds deliver c. WITMER, je tr 1918 Ff onsylvanin ‘aur JEW GOODS! LOW RATES! Prepared under a new process, retaining all their natural juices and solidity. cannot ye exe-led; ready for the table without auy addition trouble. BREE roc Beet, raat Beef, le, Chipped Baet. Pigs FEST—in Jelly, 2M cans. TONGUBS—Ox Tongues, CAMB and Bon Boned Onicken. Yorksbire Game Pie. eal and Ham Pie, Tromied, Savory hieken Pie, @ ras oked Ham (whole), Tartle, a ullagataw Pea, Soup and Bouelli BROTHS and MEDICAL COMFORT3— Chicken Bro bh. Extract of Beef. SUNDEIES—Ox Kidneys. Ox Tails stewed, Trips 3 peral depression of busi m the market, and tthe times we respectfully re ic encouragement B. W. REED’S SONS, Ate 1216 F SYREET NORTHWEST. "HOMAS RUSSELL, 1213 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OFFERS FOR CASH HAVANA SEGARS OF BEST QUALITY AT BATES THAT CHALLENGE OOMPE- TITION, NAMING I8 PART— 16 00 per 100 12 50 lad, Reina Victoria... Regalia de ia Beina. Belfast Ginger Ale........ Foster s Baga nn Youngers Seorch. Tivoli Beer. CLARET WINES, PEMBROKS WHISKY ESUTEENE © BOURRE “ Ize om FINE CHAMPAGNE W; THOMAS RUSSELL, jel2 tr 1213 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NoktH Pole: THE NORTH POLE HAS BEEN FOUND AT LAST IN MY “2,000 LB. ICE KING,” where I freeve all kimdsof FRESH MEATS tonght nd deliver them to my custom ing, thus saviog them an enormous eet Meats, CORBEB COBCOR4N AND Lit STREETS » WINES TW St. Julien. Bt, George, Panillac Nuits. FINE WiSEs. Fronsac, M Leriite, au Lar se, Chateau Lafue WHITE WINES. Yquem, < KF The above Wines can be porchased by the bot tle or deze. and sent to residence free of charge. GEORGE M. HENAULT, Wine Importer and Merchant, apt 3m 8. R. corner sth and D stresta uw. PALace MARKET Corner 24th Street and New York Avenue, FRANK J. TIBBETS, Proprietor. HAVE ON HAND POTOMAO SHAD and all kinds ot FRESH FISH DIAMG TERRA ’ K TER Fine BANANAS, disect from N. EPKING LAMB. on SOUTH DOW NEW POTATOES and x SPRING CHICK 1 BERMUDA TC DAVIS DIAMOND Ham PRIME BUTTER, % ctx a pound, FHALADELPHIN PRINT FINE NGES. INE LEMONS ENS MA TOES. And everything that car Barkst. Ordess for dinne de for @1. in first-class tion of the public to the cok EPEF. MUTTON. i My PPECKER BROS. auperion inet Mills mort € mats w Ki Sele Agent. Practical Pi 407 Wil st near Pa avenus A? THE DS CENTENNIAL EXUIBITION MALLET DAViS @ Cu. CESTIFL Lh acail Received OF HoONOw AND ATE OF DISTINCT Grepd.Syuare and Upright PIANOS, for Vot- sme of Ton, Good Construction, Excelieuce of Workmanship’ = - L. su Fanos Sipherged end sok oa SPRIGHTS A SPECIALTY. ‘ANU, very little used, for sale Dargain ior cash or on terms, at 723) ib atreet, between @ and H stresis north. $HIGHEST AWARD. 7 - KNA re CENT#NMIAL THiGMPH. Diploma ef Homer and Medi Grovd, Pastor Gran ‘and Uprizht, re Piaros. MeCammon's ferrite Pianos anc| Pianos from other celebrated factories for = wad And Rent on the most reasonable terms. Pianos “ a avenge jan3 ly FIDE SEVES-OOTAVE BOSEWOOD of Merittor Concert | T- KDW. CLARK, LL Wik knew th best Ose Dullar, GLASSES accurately seiied to the eat Ht Ho HEMPLEBS, Oyu A535 Va ave on w..cor. de street. ap2ly SS Nerice & ly, at Norfolk Oyste Thi tre Rorthwest Ly MS. Hard and Soft ( retail. heapest market rates. wholeraie a supplied at ci ye Su N_WHITE & Co. Rexox9 is aN Leper 4 CURE FoR DYSPEPSIA, — _— being one of the best tonies VALUE THEIR SIGHT TO oft CRA Families cau be EXCUSIONS, PICNICS, &e. SPECIAL NOTICES. ‘PPHE STEAME E x N BE ATTENTION, KNIGHTS OF ST. PAT- Pare for EXCERORNO CAN BE | D5" ice TA scala exting of he Communndery Apply to wal br held at the Hall, THIS , @riday) NIGHT at wm H. KILLMON, Agent. So'ch ck. to make arrangem: 22m Sixth Street Wharf. Sir Knight Mavnice } By order of Commander. EXCURSION. The Steamer MATTAN ©. It M_B GORMAN, Becorder. i =~ OF¥icw «PF ite PUBLIC PRINTER Sa. ica SUNDAY, Stee Tee oat compelled to aunonace that it tre for any employment ia the Governm rt Marshall | printing Office in any capacity. and that T mast dee te for the funeral of ULCARE. i hours. The steamer will le wharf, | Printing 0 , sag ie Kz persens whose only object is te sock oe OF Sb atrest. at 5.50; ond return o'clock | Gmplosment, bothat the legitimate pnsiness of the dt Ip. 2 conse office may bare my_atteptien 2 WMH KILLMON, Agent. je2 6 JNO. D. DEFREES, Public Printer. @PLENDID EXCURSION. S> AT THE REQUEST <a laree number 0° . — > ou HE U > will The elegant steamer LADY OF THE LAKE will oe ENDAT June 3 in puttichte farses make an excarston of ty five miles: So the Potomac SUNDAY APTEI Noun 24h ‘ r wharf a 34 lock. tonching at Glymont going Beglcoming. "Fare, rind ip e Chit June 4h. publish « fall report of the se of “The Capital Publishing M Brown * el Piatt with the Je22-tt > EXCURSION OF THE WHITE | [5> ¥ ™ © 4 __ F Sarees om eaten SABBATH EVENING AT 8 OCLOCK, IN LINCOLN HALL nd-trip to Glymont and back, adults,« | GOSPEL MSETING FOR YOUNG MEN. o's inetnding all | | Ba” Meeting for Report of Delegates to Loutsville nts, teachers Conventi« click Sabbatheveniog. | e282 r <i = Stockhe JOMAG y. . willbe beltar 1. 8¢ Building, 9th and F streets north- July 9th. An ciection of nine Di Pol's open from 2 until 4 rm WM GUINAND, President H. A GRISWOLD, Seo'y. Jeld-20t Y.M.C. 4 LIGRSRY, cor. Dand 9th sts NEW 5008 PUR OF MONMOUTH. OR WASHINGTON IN MSA en Mentennisl Romance of Ak WEDNESDAY, Jer 2770 part — bea Train leaves at S35 a. m 7. ers generally. or wil Le sont P: 1. on receipt of price RE SIS ER RLFING! Publichers, 62%, 626. 62S Mark seni Gs hegin Jel9 tr Pitindet a. ‘The Bar, rae 7th ORIENTAL CREAM turn at mid X ¥ = ay gaced fort om to the Drug Trade and Latics of tne South It baving ¢ toms Knowledg« that a Dase iti fation of Dr. T. Feitx Gourand’s Ori © be Barge will stop at Alex: ix O'clock p gn leaving At in waiting on t hete 5O conte. FOR RENT TO St Pee gr an € ih it PARTIES. it No. BLD ith s.reet southweat bows US E-F. CARLIN. years 5 Np! will be prosecated Cone onty be pai en ae aubk mxounsion | ra MAST ee creer of WAUGH ME CHURCH Sole Proprietor, 45 Boud artes t w York wholesale by STOTT & CROMWELL, Trains ieave Baltimer: ud e§ mh For eal = ©..and by retailers generally. hmond (in return) at 6 p m,takiag abont five ae rand Italian Mev rscach way, Round trip $225, less oS orn rth the regu’ar fare. Seo posters. e13-td onge, HY Fes Pont Lookout! ‘The elegant Steamer CHARLOTTE VANDERBILT, re st) Cart. C. F. Extwisie, SABATOGA WATER, ONLY 15 CENTS A BOTTLE, From the Celebrated Hathorn Spring. = will make an . W. 8. THOMPSON, Pharmacist, EXCURSION TO PINEY POINT, MARSHAL AN T LOOKOUT. SATURDAY, June 23, | —™%)2m lata * ak tara about GENUINE CONGRESS WATER hist ea From the Origiual Spring Fifteen Cents per Boitle, HATHOBN WATER same price. mn WECOND GRAND SUNDAY EXCU - SION MILBUKN’S PHABMAOY, of the Large . eee my2tr 1439 Peun avenue, sear Willard’s. ~— be 2 anand Bo —_ RL. will leave the 7h street whart D. McFA AN. Dentist, Leese aa NE, Lc tow 5 1340 NEW YORK Aver at eck pm lew Jersey avenue, as crroneonsly printed in FIVE BOUBS UN THE WATER oy’ ectory for 1877. * NO FIBER! NOSTEAM NO DANGER! Boy 's Direet: ry for 1877. yan6 ly Tickets, 25c.; Children under lv years, 10c. S DR. SCHENCK'S PULMONIC BYRUP SEA WEED T AND D TONT Engaged for Wednesday, June 20, in aid of the MANDEAKK PILLS Orphans’ Ash Thore 21, Christ SRU BERS aN These medicines have undoubtedly performed more pn Fail ee 3? | cures of Consumption than any other ramedy known a tothe Ame They are compounded of ingredients, and contain nothing ch injuric man conatituttion. Other es aay for Consumption, probe ably contain iam, whieh isa somewhat dangerous drug in all cases, and if taken freely by cousamptive patients, it must do great injury; for its tendency is to contine the morb er in the system, which, of course, must mal asible, Scheack’s rd trip, @1, including admission to Mansion nds. eam rlesves 7th street wharf iain @ parti cepted,) at 10 a m nt 4 p.m. opium; it is composed of powerful but harm- J. McH. HOLLINGSWORTH, ess herba, which set on the lungs, liver, stomach. Supt. Ladies’ Mount Vernon Association ibaa FRANK HOLLINGSIIEAD. Str Arrow.) 516 Sm == me - boy cormect all morbid secretions, _ a = % nd €4, 1 the dise: matter from the bor NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON, ‘These ar¢ the only means by which Consumption can os be cured, and as Senenek’s Pulmonic Syrap, Sea Weed Tonic, ant Mandrake Pills are the only medi- cines which operate in this way, it is obvious they are the only genuine cure for Pulmonary Consamp tion. Each bottle of this invaluable medicine is ac ery day San. | Companied by full directions. Dr. Schenck is pro. 930 a w..and returns about # | fessionally at his principal office, corner are $1. including admigsion aul car- | Arche reets, Philadelphia, every Monday. bene Hide tw and from the mansion. jeal-tr letters for advice munt be addreseed Jel f.m,w im SOVEREIGNS OF INDUSTRY. GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCUBSION, ‘On the new Barge, COCKADE CIT’ MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 95.157 A FINE BAND OF MUSIC FOR DAN’ Also, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL Tickets, @ cents, (the number limited, The new. safe and tommodions steamer WASHINGTO: te Mt. CARD. ‘To all who ‘ere suffering from the errors decay. ives of mauboods heer Y will weed’ recise be: l, &e., MCsio, | that willcure you, runk ov CHARGE, ‘This prent > be had | femedy was discovered by a atthe Send « self addressed enve! to the SOVEREIGN CO-OPERATIVE STORE, 1093 . Joseru T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, street City. ' n New York 3an36-m.w ef.skGen And be be! intoxicatis liquor ards ‘Theteree wil eavethe fin wfort'wisttat | [CSP SAMURL @. YOUNG, € o'clock sharp, returning at 11; the 7th and 9h st. NOTARY PUBLIO, cars will be in waiting on the Feturn of Ges octty-tf Gkeice Sean Biscotee: Of FOR PINEY POINT, FORT MO} He parece Ago THE CAPES. Orticiran. ‘The splendid Steamer JANE MOSE 4 will resume her SATURDAY. LEY NIGHT TRIPS tothe above point ae First premium awarded to me by the Great World's Fair, in Philadelphia, on i = SATUBDAY EVEN and tented EYE #bA: tured in Gold. Silver and Frameless, with genuine ‘clock, returning, will eerive in Washington | frst Pebbles Ale, arge variety " n nt. #2. To all other OPERA G@ of SPECTACL ASSES, MIC&O- over Metrop-litan | SCOPES aid SHAD! . Pat the Ofte “TALEX ANDER, pomp ‘aud secure y our Stateroom for this de- octS-trlstp 1220 Penusyivauis aveuue now. G Ci ferer employ d T LOOKOUT EXC i. (TYE SRRERSIGNED Has BEMOVED HIS OFFICE from No. 701 isth street to ROOM 49, COKCUKAN B opposite U. 8. Treasury. He will devote himeelf especially to taking wnd procuring Loaos of Money on the ae- of real catat exercise particular a eat exhegan, will r JAY EVENING THI Marshall's and Point Cary trusts of mode er Several Inrge enms ‘twhact, | loaned on ucceptal ha | STEPHENSON & _iettm Boom 89, Co: YCEUM BUREAU EXCURSIO: Ww < AT THIS 4 THIGD SEASON NOW, LOOK AT THIS. STFAMER MALY WASHINGTON Ercvinr ‘rips EVERY WEDNESDAY return at il p.m. | orteen quart Tin Bae > ten qa ne fix qual wek -t. one B i. art Tin ao rf quart T Ket, onelarge Tin Dipper—ail of this fur Perfect st of Crequet, 6 Mullets.6 Balls, 2 Ptakes 10 Wickets, all in'& nice word box, and a22, Croquet Book thrown in, at @1.25 per sett = * = | Shawl Strave, cood. at 26¢ fine, at 30c : Trav rhe eg lel ocr oh eling Satebels from §1to §2—all cheap aud good. ite I * dal y «Sunday fee Sls z Gente’ Buf! Sun Umbrellas, fine quality, former whatt, foot of Price @2 £0, 1 offer ut 75c urns about 40'clock Walnut Flower Trellise brated Picture * Pi framed. EXCL Vernon Springs and 8. m end returning at2 p m ‘st trip far: Secomd trip. leaving at 2.30 and returning at = . Fin. Fare. 25 cents. Those «ung onthe first can | six fine Raby Carriages at prime cost, to get them way. M Oue pair of the cole- »” for $4, handsomely Feturp on the sco: d trip freeof charge. CBEAP | out of the I received them this spring, CHILDREN'S TRIP—{ Higrom will taken on Sith orders from the manufacturer. to self them ye for ‘ound trip; adults, 2 cents. ‘Come and T ckets will enticle the hollers to rtip over at the —e poe eee aenal landings notil the return trip uf the bo ood only on Saturdays. Children must in all c * accompanted by their parents or some adult —_ B. SILVERBERG, METROPOLITAN BAZAAR, 31% Tt STREET, SHINGTON jell-m,w4tf,te Near Pennsylvania avenue. % sppising on E 9 O35 7h | USSELL'S ICE CREAM. P. H. TROTH. myl5. 3m President of Company. T. B. CROBS, JB, board, or Y. ATLEE street, opposite the Patent THBEE MAGNIFICENT SALOONS. ALL PARTS OF THE Ci1Y AaCCOMMO- DATED. Heangranrans—1427 Naw Your Avance. Ba fSnteago Betcnixe Pa. A’ NCHES HE UILDING, Pa. AVE, 7 iain = opened.) \V=* AXP T. EDW. CLARK & CO., SPLENDID ICE OREAM, POLITE WAITERS. AIRY SALOONS. LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL, DOORS, SASH BLINDS, &c. ie. Cormer Office, 603 Pennsyivani: ' 6! a Wharf, Depot and — ih street jell-tr WASHINGTON, Dc. J. W. KEGHEDY 200., tow No. 639 Pennsylvania syenue, EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. GOVERNMENT Receipts To-DAY.—Inter- nal revenue, $397 ,91 customs, $370,531.92. CADET MIDSHIPMAN W. G. Maxwell, of the Dietrict of Columbia, has resigned. CALLENDER J. LEWIs was to-day appoint- €d an assistant paymaster in the navy. NATIONAL BANK NOTES received at the Treasury to-day for redemption amounted to €1,217 000. ANOTHER BALTIMORE DELEGATION raid- ed the White House this morning, and urged the appointment of J. L. Thomas to be col- lector of the port. Gov. OsBoRN left Topeka, Kan., yesterday for Chili, where he has been appointed U.S. Minister. The citizens gave him and family a farewell reception Wednesday evenin;. CoNscuLs RkCOGNIZED.—The President has recognized W. Trenholm as vice con- sul of Russia for the port of Charleston, 8. C., and D. K. Ht cola, Fla. Trere Is § the President will rescind his proclamation calling Congress together in special session in October. The report seems, however, to be born of imagination. Cuirr Justice WAITE said last night that the first he knew of his receiving bad treatm his sojourn in Soutt Carolina/he read in the WSpa pers. COMMISSIONE resident has sizned the commissions of Frederick Knetler to be pension agent at Indianapolis, Ind., and George Bowne Pa'terson to be U.S. attorney for the southern district of Florida. ASSISTANT SukG&ON George H. Torney is relieved from duty in the department of the gulf, and will report in person to the commanding general, department of Mis- souri, for assignment to duty. SONAL.—Mr. John S, Beecher, of Ives, Beecher & Co., the larze New York tea mer- chants, had a long interview with Secretary Sherman to-day in reference to the relations of trade to the programme for floating the four per cent. loan. Iirp.—Hon. A. S. Gaylord, assistant at- torney gereral for the Interior department urder Secretary Chandler, died at his resi- dence, Saginaw, Michigan, last evening, of Bright's disease. The deceased, who was a prominent years of age. CeTTInG DOWN THE LETTER CARRIERS’ PAy.—The Postmaster General will issue an order bext week cutting down the salaries of all letter carriers five per cent., to take effect July 1. This is owing to the reduction of $75,000 in the appropriation for letter carrier servlee ror next year. J. F. Wiison has been appointed post- master at uynchburg, Va. Col. L. 8. Marye had been nominated for the position by the Postmaster (ieneral, but onascertaining that some contest arose in regard to his appoint- ment which might embarrass the President Colonel Marye withdrew his name. THE FIGHT FOR THE ToLEDO Post OrFrice.—It looks, after all,as if Dowling, the Toledo postmasier, will be removed. It is understood that the President told a dis- Ungutshed Oaio politician yesterday that he had determined six weekS ago to rem ove Dowling. Ex-Secretary Cox is here in Dow- ling’s interest. THE PERSECUTION oF HEBREWS IN RotMaM1A.—Tiie United States consul at Bucharest, in a dispatch dated May 2th, ase sures the Department of State that no out- rages have been eco upon the Rouma nian Jews since November last, when sey- eral hundred Jewish inhabitants were driven away from raral communes of the district of Washet, in Molda THR INVESTIGATION of the charges against Chief Clerk Galpin, of the Indian bureau, Js still going on, but as yet Mr. Gal- pe has not received any intimation that he has permission to attend the sessions of the committee. The friends of Mr. Galpinthin that fair play demands that he should be allowed to confront and answer the charges of his accusers. A Goon Worp For WgTTs.—Some of the papers have had slighting remarks concern- ing Commissioner Watts, but that reputable Sey cuural paper, the Germantown (Pa) ‘elegraph, says: “Tt 1s a source of greatsatisfaction to know that Judge Watts, the present indisputably capable and thoroughly straightforward Commissioner of Agriculture is likely to be retained by President Hayes.” THE PRESIDENT, it is stated, will rernove into his summer residenceat Soldiers’ Home immediately after his return from Boston, about the latter part ef the month. In the New Hampshire House yesterday moraing & communication was received from the President, regretting his inability to visit Concord just now, butintimating that he will do so next fall. MASSACHUSETTS COMMANDERY of the Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States have invited the President and his Cabinet to a reception tobe given by that organization in Boston at such time as the Vresident may find convenient. In the in- vitation it is Stated that the President and t ecretary of War and Sceretary of the Navy are ex-oMelo members of the order, and that Atiorney General Devens is tue commander of the Massachusetts Commaud- ery. WHISKY REBELLION IN Pitrsny The Commissioner of Internal Revenue yes- terday received a telegram from Collector Davis, at Pittsburg, Pa., mentioning that Agent Grimison and others with him, who Were recently attempting to seize an ‘illicit still in the Pittsburg district, were met by a body of men and driven off. The collector asks for an allowance to employ a force in making the seizure. His request 1s granted by the department. INDIAN WAR IN THE BLACK HILLs.— Dispatches were received at the War depart. ment yesterday announcing that the Indians Were raiding in several sections in the Black Hills country, killing ranchmen and driving others to the towns for safety. An urgent de- mand 1s made for military aid or the agri- cultural interests of the Hills will of neces- sity be abandoned. Gen. Crook, who com- ands that department, has two regiments and fourteen detached companies of cavalry, with three regiments of infantry. under his command, and to him the appiteation for {oops has been reterred by the "Recretary of ‘ar. Wycr of bis state, was about 50 GOVERNMENT SUIT ON A Bond.—To-day the District attorney filed @ suit for the United States against Louisa K. Leach, administratrix of James Bly ON THE MEXICAN BoRDER.—Tie follow- ing dispatch was read atthe Cabinet meeting to-day: Chicago, June 20.—Gen. B. . P. Townsend, Washington, D. C.—The following dispatch from General Ord, dated Fort Clark, Texas, June 1th, is respectfully is 66 nt or any marked discourtesy during | THE CONCRETE PAVING INTHE CAPITOL PARK —The object of Senator Dawes’ visit to Washington at this time isas chairman of the Senate committee on public buildings and grounds, to inspect the bids recently opened for paving with concrete the walks and roadways east of the Capitol. Architect Clark and the Senator will ina day or two determine to whom the contract for the work shall be awarded. SECRETARY SHERMAN ANDTHE TREAS URY PRINTING BUREAUe-Secretary Sher- man has written a letter thanking the com- mitiee who investigated the Bureau of En- graving and Printing of the Treasury. He Uclls them that many of their recommenda- tions have already been carried into execu- tion, and that he will from time to time put into execution such as meet his approval and are within the power of the depar' ment, and will submit the report in the annual report of the Treasury department to Con gress for such legislation as it may deem roper to perfect the management of this mportant bureau. “Boss” Keyes, chairman of the Repub lean State Committee in Wisconsin, left here last night tp high dudgeon for his home. It appears that be wanted Madison seleetet a8 the city for the location of the consoli- dated pension agencies of Minnesota and Wisconsin. Secretary Scharz, however, recommended Milwaukee, and his sele i Was approved by the President. Keyes salt that Schurz and Germany were running the administration, and Mr. Hayes seomed to have very little influence with it. He gaye as the ground for this conclusion, that t President promised Senator Howe that Ma ison should have the agency. The Seuator left bere on Wednesday night. NAVAL ORDERS.—Lieutenant William H. ‘arker, ordered to the Boston navy yard, on July Ist; Passed Assistant Surgeon Ch U. Gravatt, to the receiving ship Wy wth lost; Paymaster George E. Hendee, to the receiving ship Tadependenc Passed Assistant Engineer T. W. Monocacy, Asiatic station, per st ith July; Lieutenant J. G. Eaton, detac from the Marion, European station, with permission to return home: Lieutenant W 1. Mayer, jr., from the Canonicus, and placed On sick leave; Surgeon Theo. Wool- verton, from the naval hospital, Norfolk, 30th just., and placed on waiting orders: Passed Assistant Surgeon T.C. Heyl, from the navy yard, Washington, 30th inst., and | Sena on waiting orders; Passed Assistant urgeon T. D. Myers, from the receiving ship Wyoming, 30th inst., d ordered to duty at the Washington havy yard: Pay- master D. B. Batione, from thé receiving ship Independence, Ist August next, aud or- dered to settle account: THE PRINTING BUREAU REPORT Sr- VERELY CRITICISED.—Gen. Boynton writes as follows to the Cincinnati Gazette concern- ing the extraordinary report made by the freasury committee upon the Printing bu- The Secretary of the Tr ary is not very well pleased with the repe of the eommii- tee on the printing division of the Treasury. The chief objection seems to be the exagger- ated presentation of abuses asan illustrauon of the present condition of the work and force as compared with the time when three or four times as much Work as at present was ingdone. When the commissioners began all hands were frightened lest their dis charge would be recommended unless they turned out a great ammount of work. The total work done wader this kind of spur and Strain appears tohave been accepted asa fur measure Of What each one could do regal and asastandard by which to measure proper force. ‘The ridiculous point that among the abuses was the not deducting the pay for holidays is cited here as an evidence of the extreme to which the commitiee went to make a@ showing against the bureau. Every member of the committee bas been recelvii.g pay for years for holidays: and for &@ month vacation, be-ides, every year. But the strong criticism upon the report is that it virtually recommends the abolish- ment of the F eigpeno J division and the per- formance of the work of the government by private companies. The showing is made that this would be cheaper at the prices which now prevail, but little is said of he government not being at the merey of the hank note companies, ition to the re- port bas aito been exel by the fact that the agents of the note companies were on the ground the moment the report was ready, and before anything more than the proof had been printed, calling the attention of corre- spondents to it, to insure its being sent. There bas doubtless been grave abuses, which need correction, but correcting these and the abolition of the division are two very different things. As a matter of fact, most of the improvements recommended by this commission have already been effected by Mr. McPherson since he took charge of ‘the bureau.” —_—_—__-+se-___—. Life at Rock Enon. Rock ENON SPRINGS, June 20th. Editor Star: It’s delightfully cooi at this Sweet vale inthe mountains. The hotel is filling up gradually. Among the latest arri- vals was Mrs. Eliza Greatorex, of New York, and her two accomplished daughters. They will occupy Pavilion Cottage for the sum- mer. The young ladies who are already be- coming weil known for their exquisite paint- ings are very successful in decorative art, and making it a — branch of study with great success. Mrs. W. H. Hack’s chil- dren and nurse are here for the season. Mrs. Jobn Carson, children and nurse. Clark, of Georgetown, are here enjo charms of rural life. Judze Vale and will occupy Maple cottage the first « month. Mr. i. Arnold ay rles King and farnii family, Prof. Huy ev. Dr. Andrews Dor. A son, Mr. Soler. Col. C. T. Larned, U. 8. A. and fami- ly, and Mrs. Mary A. Nealy are among those expected soon. Great improvements have been mule sinc> last season. The addition to the hotel is feet And three stories in ht, with broad verardahs running the entire length of the building, and in all making a prome: 800 fect. BB of diate bis intention of setting up official didates and to disavow the disgraceful lan- guage of the Papers which Proposed to sweep away the republic. The Duke ds Brovlie demonstrated that the proposal! for dissolu- tion was not contrary to the coastitution. He said: «President MacMahon is in bar- mony With the tendencies of the majority of the senate. Do not abandon him.” “He con- cluded: “The country will not hesitate between President MacMahon and the dic- tator of Bordeaux, the chief of the radical aay” The debate was adjourned aatil to- lay. EXCITING TIME IN THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. In the chamber of deputies, Baron de Saint Paul. Bonapartist, a:ked M. Leon Renault whether, in consideration of the payment of & million of francs, he had not undertaken to facilitate the entrance of the Count deCnam- bord ag king into Paris in 1875. M. Renault denied the accusation. There was imply confidence in the government it was disposed to vote all that ‘was necessary for the conduct of the public AFTER THE DISSOLUTION, WHAT? ie Loudon Times’ Paris dis; teh says on oe of the debates the platfor: of the cab: seems more the as Di = ar- rowed. The alists will remain pele ns but the Bonapartists spel OO Napoleon voted in favor of the left’s order of the cham! deputies on Tuesday. day in the Sa Telegrams to The Star. THE GREAT WAR. The Turkish Rout in Armenia. Their Defeat in Montenegro, England to Occupy Egypt. JOHNS FIRE. THE STRUGGLE IN FRANCE, THE ST. of Constan- A London specia Says: Interviews of great importance t © between Count Schou | New York, member S and sacrifice nd proper guarantees that the re- the sdministration of provinces shall be faithfully TOposition iti- ‘arkish mari ea will be rejected th time force tn th by Great Britain. been discussed at several cabinet councils already. without ip any instance coming to y has been h the consent of the Khe- in opposition to the Saltan, ‘ypt, England to settle the novement shall begin, British force is already told off for the occu- pation, and will be under the command of n. Sir Thomas Steele. It wilt consist of consist of infantry, comprisin, land regiments and two brigades of guards, cott’s fusiliers; and one- ve troops from India Moslems from the Bengal army. Not ouly are the troops ready, but the camp and ali Other necessary arrangements have been made in Egypt. The eventual terms of peace will possibly include an English protector- one battalion of third of the force of Prince Milan. Prince Milan goes to Vieaua at the request of Emperor Francis Joseph. The Austrian omic papers are extreme: and have been circulation in the Austrian army has com Russia asks Austria's permission to cross Seryia to the relief of the Montene- grius, and offers sufficient guarantees. Defence of the Suez Ca: Another special says:—In consequence of the conspiracy to destroy the banks of the Suez canal, the Khedive has appointed r commission for the defence of the canal, with General Stone Pacha as president. Germany's Offer of Alliauce w A strin. A correspondent at Berlin declares that the reports in regard to Prince Bismarck’s offe Austria an offensive and alliance are fully confirmed. These prox sals followed immediately upon the sig ture of the London protocol, but the J trian military authorities prevented the definite consideration or acceptance at that The Turks Routed by the Montenc- «rine. A correspondent at Spalato confirms the report of the defeat. of the Turks. b: Montenegrins near Martonitza. The Tarks, under All Saib, were completely routed. a: ly ‘aonihilated. ‘Their 10n_and provisions fell into the hands of the Montenegrins, and only a small number escaped to Spuz. Turkish loss is said to have been fearful. Heavy Losses of — Tarks Arme- ni The Turks are said to have left 00 deal on the field ia their ight in Armenia last Sat- theirarmy was sim tents, arms, ammuni Servia’s War Policy Loxpor, June 22.—A Vienna dispatch to the Jimes says; “As Prince Milan has not been positively forbiddea to operate as he leased on his own account, the Sof course by no means excluded that he It is certain that the Sclave party, who have representatives at Plojesti, have done all in their him to do so. A renewal of tween Turkey and Servia would not have the same significance as the transfer of the -Turkish war into Servia, and if it , Waged far away from the Austrian frontier, Austria would probably not interfere.” Sensational Bt mayenter the fray. ree ostilities be- were, as last y change to-day the ten favorable, owing to the cirealation of pc cal rumors. and up to the present time ev ontinue the publicat umor that the British governm crdinary grant of $25,000,000. According to «story this Sum isto go toward the pur- f the Suzerainty of Egypt trom the 15,000.00 oF $25,000,000 sum asked for last nighi for the Indian loan, and this may explain the rumor. An ex- ry comes from Paris throu Of the Telegraph and Stani- that grant o7 get committee f Lips in commission. MS OF BH. A Dinner in Cinet [Special Dispatch to The Even CINCINNATI, the check on prices which arise from bas been asked o putting more French THE POLITICAL CLAI TOW 22—The statement Which bas been appearing in eastera papers for the past week that a secret meeting was to be held in Cincinnati in favor of the polit- ical claims of b. H. Bristow, finds some con firmation inthe fact thata private dinier was given Bristow at the club here last night. The party consisted of Theodore Cook, Thos. Sherlock, Deacon Smith, of the Gazetic, and U.S. marshal Thrall. prominent democrats. —-——_ Fatal Explosion on an Ocean Ste: - amer. Lonpon, June 22.—The Daily News states aon oxplenion occurred on ee the first two are a) and Isadore if PRESIDENT MACMAHON DEFENDED IN THE SENATE. in the French senate yesterday, M. Jules Simon. recently president of the coanc: spoke in justification of the late miuist He appealed to the Duke de Broglie to repu- THE ST. JOHNS FIR! Appeal for the Unfortanates. Boston, June 2.—A special dispatch from St. Jobn, N.B says: A citizens’ mass meet- lng was held yesterday afternoon, at which offers of aid Were received from | Roston, Bangor. Portland, Cape Breton many other cities, as wellas towns in the interior of the province. Chief of Police Ravage. of Boston, has also tendered assist- ance to the police of this city. and eymeam bas kept coming in from all quarters. Th morning a train arrived from Halifax, hay~ tpg on board troops for guarting the DOW on the streets. Ata meeting of citizens of Halifax the sum of $1,000 was pubser! in a short time,and the mayor of that city has arrived here to see what he ean do to for~ ward the object of the le of Halifax. Large numbers of people who were burned outhave gone to the country tower, while others have sought homes in the states.’ THE SITUATION IN FRANCE. Policy of the blican Senators. Pakis, June 2—The Heensncn states that the republican senators have decided not to | endeavor to prevent @ dissolution of the chamber by quitting the senate previous to @ vote. and thas depriving the government of @ (uorum, as such tactics would only de- lay dissolution fora day. ae Home Sabscriptions te the New Loan. New Youk. June 2—A Washington dis- tech says “Reports made to the Treasus epartment show thal up to the close of busl- eas yesterday the amount of four per cent nds subscribed for by the pe FS about #86 000. Of this amount over $700,000 have been subseribed at New York. The Treasury efficials estimate thy gate of the popular subscript nat be much in excess of two million dollars. pe Three ™ New Cardients. Rome, June Al & consistory i. dat the Vatican to-day the Pope raised Mer. Miha- lovitz archbishop of Agram, Mgr. Katechter archbishop of Vienna, and Mer. Parocehi shop of Bologna, to the diguity of ear- dinals, Several bishops were also noul- nated —_——o———— Among the Red Men. New York, Ju Hon. W. H. Lyon, {the Indian commis: Will start about July Ist on a tour of « North American Iodian agents. At St. Paul, Minnesota, he will be wined by Bishop Whipple, whe is to be his companion lrowned —_—o—___ MIM Butiding at Fatt Face River, June Th of the W * tave ratified the bulld mt! ' also y ” Wi SLOCK £100.06 Oockholders also aid voted to buth vote of the ve Dei ther. New York, Frederick iriges, a well known author and journalist, died at his residence, Brookiyn,on Wednes- day night, at the age of & years. ——e—_— Sentenced for Forgery. WILKESHARRE, June 22.—Judge Harding day sentenced Frank A. Beamish, for for- gery, to four years in the penitentiary, ——e ize, old. By; consolidated, 74. North Caro: WW, do. apectal tax,2 bid TIMOR. June 2—Cotton @rm sud quiet— middit Ty. Flour, good crades ely an firm, few end medium dull and Leavy—How al Peet and western super 26: do. extra, 6 2507 do. family. 7 7589 ci lis euper. 4Ga5 00. n ee i western mi: weamer. & | Bu Petroleum ¢ c. : = 2. — Stock Eachange, long, «>, Governments bigher New Yout.June 2.—Floar dal u Wheet aunt end heavy. Goru % cent lower and ‘ee 22, 12-5) p.m —Consuls 94 1 16 for Fthe account. U8. as percent. whic © p.m. —Ureatataits quiet which i+ firmer Corn, ed Western. Wiest, IIs lid. min white, and 1%. Sd.0 Cheese, “60a. for the rk. $25.64. for prime r Califor: ia club. Nest erades of American mess. Lard, 40.6. for Ai — THE GREAT Srorm Widesy reced amd Destructtoe Fifects.— A terrific Storm passed over the East Pennsylvania — and Se See, Pa., yester- ar, causit wy damages “a At Topton attecple ‘ofa church with the bell was blown down, and a house and barn were unroofed near there. At Lyons a church and several houses were unrootel. The greatest damage was done in and about the village of Fleetwood, about l1 miles from Three large Ing water. Abou' niep railway track fell into the excavation, pre- venting the cars from running. People livirg in the dwellings near by were in fear ther breaks, and were much alarmed. The water was yp at — — Harrison streets that the passengers in peciny td ek foont ty teen, esterday ern gale struc “ity, » ¥ evening, and in ten minutes did mach dam- nye 3 down 1 € F of per. pendicular and fis foundation cracked so that it must be replaced. The rainfal) in Baltimore last evening was about oue inehy at Phiiadelphia 1 62.100 and still raining at llp.m., and at New York i 5-10 and still aluing atthe same hour. A fearfal storm reported raging last nig! north, prostratin dows great damage. .GEN. GRANT at DINNER WITR THE —At a dinner gi by Mr. Pier- repovt in honor of ex-Presijent Grant last night, the Prince of Wales was present, at- tended by Maj. Gen. Sir Dighton Praybin, controller of his household. Gen. Grant sat ov the right of the Prince and Mrs. Pierre- pout on the left. Mrs. Grant sat opposite, baving the Duke of Richmond op her right ard Mr. Pierrepont on her left. Mesdames Grant and Pierrepont were be only ladies ‘arkish, present. The other guests were the Avstirias. German, French, Italian, Rassian ambassadors, the Dukes of Argyle, Welling- ton and Westminster, arguises of Saltsbury, Hertford and Landsdown, the Earls Beaconsiield, Derby, Cameron, Graville and Mauvers, Lords Caims, Man- PACKARD Exporsks Jack Wuarron.— Ex-Governor Packard, of Loutsiana, has written a letter tio Marshal Jack Wharton, dated Juve 1th, in which be says:—* Inas- moch as you think tat the statement Laenien ie eee 47 —7 ire by therefore is prejudicial and in- J8rious to you, It ts but justice toa man ‘whose ity was fue pon eaten fat ay Sam republican party ‘and “perfect Fs 4 2: ek : if or He left for New Ay i 5 o'clock train last Snag Re ag ts Be — a, received the nomination yaaa byes Saved saan a