Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1877, Page 1

THE. EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, mmsylvania Avenue, cormer 11th street, The Evening Star Newspaper Company. S. HO KAUPPMA —$_——— THE EVENING STAR is served diy carriers to Subsertiers at Ten Cents a Week, or Forty- four Cents per month. ies ai the counter, Two Cents By mail—postage pri Bixty Cents-a month; one year, $6. THE WeEKLy STAR—; ‘on Priday— S28 year, postage “ae SF All rubseriptions invariably in advance. BF Rates of advertising furnished on application. re Che ening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1877. TWO CENTS. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &.3 EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. G4) D FOURTH OF JULY EXCUR- SION ABY WASHINGTON will make three he day to MOUNT zt N SPRINGS aud Mas. siting at Verron Mans! vund trip.and privilege of veturs ing trip. m The brat leaves the foot of Tth street at $ o"clock porning and | and é o’cik in the evening joa? »AY EXCURSION. Steamer lenre wharf foot yNDAY - fora trip MILES DOWN AND RETURN mont. Fare for round trip, £0 cents; chi half price At th» ocloeck p m. the fast Steamer JW THOMISON wil) leave for a tripdown the Biver Fare ronnd trip 35 cts ue SAMUEL BACON. President. ye “DEPARTMENTAL DOZE: moosiicnT RxcCR ON “ UMARSH ALL TURSDAY, J ‘The Stew ab ut 25 miles eu for the Last em. E*' vi) —— The fest Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON will we fort of 6th at Washington a D. mon WRDNES DAY Fi SUNDAY. tard ¢ Giymont. "Passage, round trip 4 has . SU BACON Prestacct, A GARAND Plec-NICc CATHOLIC sot ikrins of the omg | at EYER S SEVENTA STE 3 = TRIAL SCHt G. between Dth and Tieketa Dancing will once at 2acl mn Prot Bistoric * Band ‘wil bei attendances jo 4t FP00LyY Excursions. he fle Steamer = * HARLOTTE VANDERBILT, in Charles Entwistle, will. antil farther notice, make tr'-week y trios de TO: havin bh street w! ‘Jf WEDNESDAYS and % o'clock ».m.. returning about & Tickets, 5@ Cente; Children, half he steamer wi ays, s NT AND POINT LOOK! < hart at 0 pm. M nday about ‘chek a. m le Found trip. For state rooms avd bert! = rd. The Steamer can be charte: ‘RAS G you TION im B. h 7th +t whart atS vate leave 7th st. wharf a 5 arrive st Il pm. Fare. 30 conte. af dren bi Price. ‘Tickers for sale by the members of the Asay- Cistin, at the priucipal book stores aud at the wharf. JeRs-4t* PourTe ANNUAL & TH CCURSION Gent and Lady $1. icket 80 cents. To be had_of rt. 3023 40 GPssp AN On WEDNESDAY KV UN THE BARGE © BY THE ORPHEUS OCTETTE CLUB, MOONLIGHT EXCURSION € June 2h, 1877, AD CITY Mr of Assisted by the : VERNON OCTETTE CLUB, And sore of the best talent of nd Al A fine dof Orchestral Cotulton masic wili be in attendance Boat leaves 7th street wharf at 5:15 p.m. Leaves King sect at6 o'clock, retaining about midnighs. be ng Tete 50s bth be had of Brad A —— Ei 5O conte if the club. QN%,70 RichMonp! = GkAaND FOURTH. OF JULY EXCURSION CHURCH Bw Baltimore an¢, Fo‘oms: depot at 6a m . andi ‘hmond (in return) at 6 P. ™ , taking about five hours each w: Round trip $235, less than one- fourth the regn’ar fare. See posters. Jels td* aan eee Fare. See posters. ___jold 0d" H® £08 Point Lookout: nt Steamer CHARLOTTE VANDERBILT, Cart. C. ¥. Extwisle, will make an EXCURSION TO P' SHALL ¥ POINT. MA’ AND FOINT LOOKOUT, SaTL AY Leave 7th-str eet w hart at 8 oclocs a.m $150. Acc: mmodations first-class. be chartored for excursions trip, only ‘his boat can Jem i et GRAND SUNDAY EXCUR- sion Of the Barge “COCKAOE CITY,” ‘Will leave the Tih street wharf DAY. Jey bat FIVE BOUBS ON THE WA NO Fine yO STEAM NO Tickets, 25e., Child: nis f F next « ‘The Sieamer ARE Sethe of, > boa’ allowe gers ni Of ngers sak fone cet mila as by admission to Mansion wharf daily. (Sand T returns bout 4p McH HULU:NGS WORTH Supt. Ladies’ Mount Vernon Association NK BOLLING HEAD. Str Atrew. 3.16 3m NEW ROUTE To MOUNT VERNON. an inde. Steam rle ci cepted, at 10 a m ex The new. safe and WASTING T« wenger every day (San m..and returus about ko Far tnelas mission aud car Fiage ri¢e to and irom the mausion Jezl-tr H® FOR PINEY POINT, FORT MON- BOE, NORFOLK AND THE CAPES. The sp cnaid Steamer JANE MOSE LEY will resume her SATURDAY S > NIGHT TEIPS to the above pointe, commencing SATORDAY EVENING. 16th inst., Bt So'clock, returning, will arrive in Washington " nerning, about 6 0 clock fare, “ound trip to Pls ey Polut. $2. To alll other its. $4. Call at ti Offc- over Metrop-litan & at cuce and secure your Stateroom for this de- MGicod Gute 4 Pi board Uaterer empiay: iano on . Jel2-Sar Sheed BACON, President. post LOOKOUT splendid © w CURSIONS —The “SUB Marshall's ont, on DAY; June 16. Fare only $2 round trip. modations fire: class. Leave Stephensou's Saturday at'S me Monday morn. thtreet what, ‘Ro Agents. (CARLIN SPRINGS FOR RENT TOSUN Jed 2w* J.B. F. CARLIN. LYcbuw neneag EXCURSIONS. ETRE MARE ASEIEOTON,. Leave 7b street «bart at street. eve end reterning arrive in Washi fing at Go clock. ¥F Fo Be ‘wpply to St Bee, 12 AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. ‘THE STEAMER MATTANO CAN BE chartered for EXCURSIONS. ‘Apply to. wa? KILLMON, Agent. je22-im ‘Sixta Street Wharf, __ FAMILY SUPPLIES. FUNEST SWEET CATAWBA WINE, .25 gallon. Imported Gin, le. Tivola Beer dozen, Cincinnati. MTiwaukee and desen. Gowds delivered. jeter {EW GOODE! Pr ander a new y retains their natural juices and sslidkey eamhot be nse ready for the table without any additio! trouble, BREF—Crned tect, Alexandria Beer, $1 Cc. WITME 1918 Pennsylvania —® LOW RATES! Chipped Beet PIGS’ FERT—in Jolly, 2-0 cans. TONGUES—Ox Tongues, Calves Ton: Pigs’ Tongues. GAME and POULTRY— Boned Turkey, Boued Cuicken, Yorkshire Game Pie, and Ham Pie, Tramed, Savory Pi becaey @ ae de Foie Gras 83 Cooked Ham (whole). . Mock Turtle, Game, Muliagatawny, Pea d Benelli BROTHS and } AL COMFORTS— Chicken Bro h, Apa many Notwitheranding the « ness, we will Keep onr goods as they appear on t them at prices to suit the tim quest the public encouragement. . W. REEDS SONS, jels te 1216 fF STREET NORTHWEST. HOMAS RUSSELL, oral depression of bust: k complete with new and by selling espectfally re- 1213 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN OFFERS FORK CASA HAVANA SEGARS OF BEST QUALITY aT BATES THAT CHALLENGE © s- TITION, NAMING IN PART— La Ingennidad, Beina Victoria. La Odalisca, Regalia de ta Bein: La Pepilla, Pangtellas.. La Odalisca, Beinse... ntiaguera, Londres... La Odalisca, Coquettas. La Sustancia, Beinas. was ‘La Superfina, Conchas ( (-20 m.)......... Belfast Ginger Ale.. Foster's Buss... Youngers Seotch. Guinesses Dublin English Double Soda. Tivoli Bee OLARET WINES, SAUTERNE * BHIZE : THOMAS RUSSELL, jel2-tr__1213 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. N ORTH POLE! THE NORTH POLE HAS BEEN POUND AT LAST IN MY “2,000 LB. ICE KING,” kinds of FRESH MEAT3 bonght Saturday, and deliver them to my customers on Sunday morning, thus «aving them an @normoas bill for ice, and guaranteeing te them Sweet Meats. HOME MARKET, CORNEB CORCORAN AND lata STREETS r NORTHWEST. PURE DIPORTED WINES. TABLE CUARETS. St. Julien, Bt. Macai Panillac St. George, Bt. Estep! Gite, FINE WISES. acon, Beanjolais, Pommard, Chamberlin. WHITE WINES. Chateau Yqnem, Chablis. Chateau Laprey, Hant Santerne, Latour Blanche, Barsac. S7-The above Wines can be purchased by the bot- te or dozen, end seut to residence free of- charge, GEORGE M. HENAULT, Wine Importer and Merchant, _9p23-3m0 8. B. corner 8th and D streets n.w. PALACE MARKET Corner 14th Street and New York Avenue, FRANK J. TIBBETS, Proprietor. HAVE ON HAND POTOMAO SHAD all Kinds ot FRESH FISH. DIAMUND BAUK TEBRAPI ne BANANAS, direct from New York SPRING LAMB. SWEET BREADS. c yor LIVERS. SOUTH d TON ie PRING CHICKENS. NEW POTATOES and BERMUDA TOMATOES. Vis DIAMOND HAMS. Da i PRIME BUTTER, 35 ctw « p und,3 pounds for g1. PIULADELPHIA P FINE OBANGES. And everything that can be found in a first-class | market. Orde.sfor diuner Darties sol'cited. m3-ir R MANN ad ‘# the attention of the public to the choice stock « REEF, MUTTON, LA always io be fe hia ach nee THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF GEOBGELOWN COLL $36 will take place HURSDAY MORNING, at haif-past ten. The of the College are respecifaily invited to be i P.F HEALY, S J., President. GRAND, DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS 3 AND NATIONAL SALUTE, JULY 4th, at IN! Pi 5 Plann! ONT J}. SWETSER, Propristor. HEATER COMIQUE, Lith Street, BELOW PRNSYLVANIA AVENUE. OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. I i ntiuen for Ladtee ae Cuiligen BERET. WED. NESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON. FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RES? &CT. Variety, Drama, Borleeque and Comedy. nov22-ly 626; OX NDTIS 3626 D. Ni wof Pare rn qasatea to ativnd the next regaar meeting, THURSDAY, Jane 2. The anarter'y duce will be dur aul elvo- tion of officers. order «7 the a It GeO Tews waethy KR. s pow the Pose Office, TOMB ¥) EVENING, at baif-past ssven The public are invited JQCEEH L. SMUTH, President. ty % J. BRAINERD, Secretary. Sr. | 2 BRAINERD, Seeveteey, am MARKRITER'S, ei AE tceraut noe ne FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, Gane ari Oe No. 626 E Street. ae BOGR, 2. Invocation— Rey Cisy MacUantey. 2. Laying of the Cormr Stone—By the Grand Mast-r, arsieted by th» Grand Lodge of Free ra LEocemted Masons of the District of Co- noms a Choice Oil Paintings, Engraviegs, Ohromos, &> Also. largest stock of Paper Hang ngs, Window Pictures, Frames, Pict Dords' and Tas- &c., in thé District, we r member Name and Namber. jvl-ly REMEMBER JUSTH'S OLD STAND. | He pay: ond hand Clothing. Boots, ippen, Secretary of the 0) Al or t “fair ( oltecti Aorgo2# reanested to am ash) prices,” ashe always | joinin the sing ug of the D street, borween 6th 7th strosts | 6. Benediction : by mail promp ly ect!S tr | Commit Arrangemente.—Geo B. Clatk, W ©. Murdock, W. P Duuwoody Comittee on Tavitutions.—Clay MacOauley, H. AL Willard shers —H Hate H a) YM OA UIAEE Eg Ls UR OF MONMOUTH LADIES’ GOODs. MA2aME DUBOIS, (From _ Paris.) LADIES’ HAIR DKESSER NEW Goo Prices to emit the times Fina ow rench welry aud real “hell Oca ABMS: An Hitericsl and r nesia Leather the Revolation. from mbs. Brash bever before m very» ( ablic. Hi i 13mo.. cloth grey and w - In rally. or will be seut mader to order 16H MA prepaid. on recei nt REMS'N & HAFPELFINGER Pablish. rs, 62 £ 626, GIS Mark i Pislad METROPOLITAN PANY nN Notice is hereby given that this Steckholders for ibe el Fick OF THe lw RAILKOAD OOM a ABSIT Xe Y At COST AND LESS THAN COST. b of — Mpany Will be held at NESDAY. the Jorh of July. The polia will be open " ie Seck ee rom 2 until 40° pm Goons ura BAM EL W THOMPSON, Prasident. CBON LACES, RUTIONS reiary Je28-e03t sold at cost and less, to pay my YS oFFices 18 PUBLIC PRINTER Sey 1 am compelled to announce that it is nssless B. ETTINGS, te apply for any employment in the Government Printing Offi nd that I must de je25-6t SO Market Space, bect is to seek AT Cost: AT COST — gi business of the Poss 5022 6t DEFREES, Pubtic Printer. Ve are ofcring our entire stock of MILLINERY FANCY GOODS, &c., at cont for cash only un il July 8th. in order tomake room for im- THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE DS scethoitereor the ANACUSTIA AND PO- POMAO BINER RALLBOAD Cy. will be held at provement in our ealesroom ‘ : K af pur redured prices in Kid Gloves Ph Clad Buuiding, 9th and F atrecte north: tun Rid Gloves..sese weet, OND. Ju * ‘n election of nine j- ee Eee oe bs rectors will take place. Polis open from 2 aatil 4 NAND, President. Jel9-20¢ p.m ya G! H. A. GBISWOLD, Sec’y. ORIENTAL CBEAM. ‘Gutton to the Drug Trade and Ladies of tae South: seeeeseemnnnenee seer BS ssensnenneerweremenee BSB “ ¢€ « “ No Goods charged except at regu! MRS. HUNT, It having come tomy knowledge that @ base imi- Jel8-tr Nos. 621 $23 D Street, | tation of Dr. T. Fetix Gouraud’s Oriental Gream or — | Magica! Bedutifer i+ being sent out at a reduced 5 a price. this is to csution dealers and consumers. The JUST RECEIVED, enuine article is put ap only in the same style, el, size, bottle, &c , as by my late hus band for the last thirty years, ‘Venders of the b. mas article will be proseented nanmers Deed ouly be pat on their guard, MARTHA B. T. GOURAUD. Dole Proprietor, 4% Bond street, New York. For sale wholeale by STOTT & CROMWELL, Washington, D. O., and by retailers generally. Felix Gourand’s [talian Med Soap, Pow- dre Subtle for removing. superfuons Hair, Liquid Vegetable Rouge, uily White. &e. Jel im S SARATOGA WATER, ONLY 15 CENTS A BOTTLE, From the Celebrated Hathorn Spring. W. 8. THOMPSON, Pharmacist, _my20 Im 703 Lith stroet. je INE CONGRESS WATER From the Original Spring AT SARATOGA, NEW INVOICE oF FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, FANCY and O3- TRIOH FEATHERS, RIBBONS, SILAS. ORNAMENTS, &c. bh were bought PEusnally low prices. and will be wid acco BENCH CH ingly. S$. Fine Straw and Hata, ‘at and below cost, to reduce stock. MRS. J. P. PALMER, Jel3-tr_1107 F street, between lth aud 12th sta. ESS ELLIS finds it necessary to state ANE that she ix responsible for the character of work done only in her rooms, corer LLO® F arest where alone hor orders shou'd be loft. my!2 tr M WILLIAN Has jnst received a large invoice of BEADY MADE DRESSES, MANTILUAS, UNDERGARMENTS, ARTICLE DE PABIS, MILLINERY GOODS IN GENERAL, And a thousand other NOVELTIES, which will be sold at moderate price 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. myl-tr PIANOS, &e. JJECKER BROS. PIANOS M superior instruments &c. BURDE ade Fifteen Cents per Boitle, HATHORN WATER «ams price. MILEURN’S PHABMAOY, my2-tr 1489 Peon avenne, near Willard’s. D. McFARLAN. Deniast y New Jereestot® NEW YORK AVENUE, jew Jersey avenue, as erroneously printed in Boyd's Directory for 17. = = Mane dy > DR. SOHENCK'S PULMONIO SYRUP SEA WEED TONIO, a MANDRAKE PILLS. These medicines have undoubtedly performed more cures of Constmption than any other remedy known tothe American public. They are compounded of vegetable ingredients, and contain nothing which can be fnjurious to the haman constitution, Other remedies advertised as cares for Consumption, probe bly contain opium, which isa somewhat dangerous drug iu all cases, and if taken freely by consumptive patients, it must do great injury; for its tendency is to confine the morbid matter in the system, which, of course, must make a cure impossible, Schenck Pulmosic 8yrup is warranted not to contain a parti- cle of opium; it is composed of powerful but harm- es herbs, which act on the lungs, liver, stomach, ‘and blood, and thus correct all morbid secretions, and expel all the diseased matter from the body These are the only means by which Consumption can be cured, nd as Schenck’s Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are the only medi- cines which operate in this way, it is obvious they ‘are the only genuine cure for Pul Consamp tion, Each bottle of this invaluable medicine is a0- companied by fell directions. Dr. Schenck is pro. —“<They are T i Moet «flertive reed Organ nade. rpg a G KUBN, Sole Agent, Practical Piano M: er, 407 wth st . near Pa ous mylé-tr AT THE U.S. CENTENNIAL EXHI- HALLET DAVIS & Co. Received Ea, OF HUNOR AND, , Sqn: or ¥, awe o "Toney Good Construction, Rycellence of i. L. SUMNER, Sole Agent, senna ee exe : bpuents A ECIALTY.— jenZ3 coly Nob INE ySEVEN-OCTAVE ROSE. A ', very tit used, PEA sale at a bargain for cash. or on Sony term at 723 7th street, between G and H streets northwest spsyvotr | fessionally at his priucipal office, corner Sixth and HIGHEST AWwarp. Arch #reets, Philadeiphia, every Monday, whore all WM. KNABE & letters for advice must be addressed, _jel-f,m,w 1m i. co. CENT#NNIAL TRIUMPH. Diploma of Honor and Medal of Merit tor Concert Grand, Parlor Grand. Square and Upright, Pi x favorite Planes an: fran from other ‘brated factories for cCammor Pian Fale and Bent on the most rea-onable terms. Pianos CaBD. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth. nervous weakness, early de- cay; loss of manhocd. &c., I will send a recipe that sill cure you, FREE OF CHAKGE. This great remedy cold ostalinents. Tuning and Repairii rom pt- head discovered by @ mt-sionary tn South America. Ty attendes to, REICHENDACH 8 PIANO Waite eg 8 elt pet med pnvelope tithe Bev. Joserit ROOMS, 423 ith street, & few deoreatece P, ) Bation De thle Howse, New. York Janzs 1 &6m en! NOTARY PUBLIC, OFPice—Star Buinntxe 2S ioLa ny. BOOTS AND SHOES. j, 5 GEORGES, CITIZENS’ AND MILITARY BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 2115 Pennsylvania A northwest (Sign of the Big Boot ) y Fitting BOOTS SHOES a special go variety MICRO- So DER, ta avenue h.w. Orders faithfully filled and purchases delivered ia mugs-ly JOHN £. TTON, & WALTY. Center Market, 9th street 2 DS Northern Liberty Market, x FEB City Post Office. Marketing delivered free ef charge to all parts of the city Jel?-ly FFUSSELL’s ICE CREAM. Stali« G28 aod 63 win; D6 and 2 THREE MAGNIFICENT SALOONS, ALL PARTS OF THE CI1Y ACCOMMO- DATED. saree emer nae New Yore Avence, TH STREST; BRaNcHEs > SHErHERD Buitvine, ian pened. Pa. AVE, axD T., (Just o| 5) —_— SPLENDID ICE CREAM, POLITE WAITERS, AIRY SALOONS. 87 FUSSELL’S SALOONS ARE THE 000! EST EESORTS IN THE CITY. my3l “es MES. 31. cox’s INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION Fo! SOROFCLA, ERYSIPELAS, and all DISEASES Recommended by eminent Physicians of Baltimore S1QTT & CHUMWELL, Agents, Washington. cs w SELEY» Agent, rgetown. aE Propriet — No < . strecie, Baltimore, Mart °F: Fayette and Eataw ReFERTS: MALT AND MEAT EXTRA CT, PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS as A NUTEIL- ENT TONIC other diseases ry 8k pNDERsiG OFFICE from No. 701 29. CORCORAN BUILDING: 5 Treasury. HI devoto himself especially to making spd procuring Loacs of Money ou the me curity ‘of real estate, and will excrcise particular care im all cases to make judicious safe invest. baving due to the salidity of title and the «ulficieney of s: ¥. ‘The interests of bor- rower as well’as lender wili be duly protected. Fida. Clary trusts of mod: ate magnitude accepted. Severs! large «nina in present readiness to be | SPORTANT TO TAX-PAYEES! Property-owners are legally entitled to allowances for OLD MATERIAL removed or reused in the im- provement of streets, for WORK DONE at their own. expense, and toa rebate of tax assessed for CHURCH PROPERTY, cto. TAX-PAYERS will find it ad- Yantageous to file claimsof this character against the District government, through WILLIAM DICKSON, loaned on acceptable propert: 7 a _jes-im 515 7th street, opp. Post Office dop't. OHN BU 7 _jet-im Boom 29, Corcoran Bultitg. | NOW, LOOK AT THIS. REFRESHING, — IMPROVED SODA, With Granulated Ice. jet-ow K Que fourteen quart Tin Bac! OLB'S, corner 7th and E sts, = jacket, one six wart Tin Bucket this'tfor $1. $13.00 ONLY, Perfect fe met, LEATHER TRUNK ert of Ore Wickets, all ta’a ai SOLD ELSEWREBE aed Daeg tee rain. at $125 per'setes ar Grow an. 1Strave, cood, at 3c ; extra Trav 13.7 ‘ShGling Batcbels fat $113 @3an shee d good. ? ibrellas, a = Gente: Bat Sun Umbrotias, ine quality, former ALso, Largest, Best, and Cheapest Stock of THAVELRU'EL, roocer noone, | "nackte Fe me iy HARNESS, WHIPS, &c,, In the City, at the py — FACTORY AND SALESROOMS, My te 425 Seventh Street, JAMES 5S. TOPHAN. ‘Trunks covered and repaired bya wortnen, Send in your pt my3-tr ravre me crea AN ESS Fa °, tary Feat oe er. ‘Trunks called for, Be- oy asitators at Bis" Ralf the Vag dat ween ** omen matte See our @25 Gold, Mickel oF Rubber Hanes. t TBE PEOPLE feat A E ae PREFER ue "8, Corner Tth and E sts. Ems and oRwAMENTAL Yi TuRES “Sw GAG ND xVM, OPponite Patent ORIoe, _EVENING STAR. _ Washington News and Gossip. GOVERNMENT ReceIPTs To-DAY.—Inter- nal revenue, €245,747.45; customs, $243,522.48, NATIONAL BANK NOTES received at the y to-day for redemption amounted to $1,111,000. = APPOINTED.—Johbn Woodward has been appointed revenue gauger for the seventh district of Indiana, IT I8 REPORTED that Prof. John M. Lang- ston, of this city, !s to be made Minister to Hayti. PERSONAL.—Hon. W. Barber, late Third Assistant Postmaster General, will deliver the oration at Vermontyille, Michigan, an pihe glorious Fourth.” “Mr. B. was ue of the original seitlers of the place. THE PUBLICATION Of the list of patents issucd weekly by the Patent Oifice is to be suspended, and hereafter inventors, patent attorneys, and other parties interested will be obliged to depend upon the Patent Office Gazette for said list. ASSISTANT ASSESSORS APPOINTED. The District Commissioners have appointed Messrs. Isaac Landic, Robert F. Padgett, and John E. Cox to assist the board or as- fessors in their duties. The assessors are preparing their field and other books ready lor active duty. Want Troors In NorTH CAROLINA The Secretary of War has received a peti- lion from the citizens of Raleigh, N. C., ask- | ing that the military post which was dis- banded at that city recently be re-establisbed | there. They evideatly have changed their opinion of the United States troops since election time. THE RUSSIAN MINISTER has informed the Department of State, in a note dated June 26th, of an order issued by his govern- ment on the 20th of April last, that any ves- sel sailing under a neutral flag should have the right, during the entire duration of the present war wiih Turkey, to engage in the coasting trade between the Russian ports of the Black Sea and the Sea of Azof. MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.—The Mayfower will visit Wilmington, Chester, and Philadelphia, thence will goto New York and up the Hudson river, and subsequentiy to Newport and Providence. Tae Coustella- tion will visit New Bedford in eight or ten =r, and that — Will be her it office address. Both of the above vessels left An- napolis yesterday morning. Vacancies FILLED IN THE ScHooL BoarD.—The District Commissioners have appointed M. M. Holland a3 trustee of the — schools from the county, and Henry obnson and Edward Baldwin from Washi- ington. These sPpolninents are to fill va- cancies. Messrs. Johnson and Baldwin have served on the board heretofore, greatly to the satisfaction of the public. Mr. Holland is said to have also fine qualifications for the position. ARMY ORDERS.—The general court mar- Ual, appointed to meet at St. Louis on the 29th of May, will reconvene at that post on the 2d of July. The leave of Major H. A- Hambright, isth infantry, from headqaar- ters department of the Missouri, is extended two months. Leave of Major C. H. Carlion, 3d_cavalry, from headquarters military di. vision of the Missouri, is further extended. Three months leave of Ist Lieutenant Mich- ael Leaby, 18th infantry, from headquarters department of the south, 1s extended two months. Bins FoR Printing THE TAX List.— AL noon to-day bids were opened at the office ofthe District Commissioners for the publi cation of the list of taxes in arrears. The bidders were required to append a sworn statement of the average circulation of ‘heir papers from the ist cay of January, 1* lo the let day of June, ist. The bids were’ as follows: Sunday Herald, circulation 5,385— cents per ineb. : EVENING STAR, Circulation 15,354— 45 cents per inch. Daily Nation, circulation not given—21 9- ceuls per inch. The company offer to circu- late gratuitously 7,000 copies of tie tax-list. Sundoy Guzette, regular edition circulation Hot giver—2ii; cents per inch; for 10,000 copies, 2% cents; for 15,0) copies, 35g cents. Daily Republican, circulation 6,060 —35 cents. THE ARMY ON A CREDIT BaSIs._The Secretary of War has issued a general order directing that subsistence stores may be sold to an officer on credit, on his receipt for the articles and certificate that the stores are re- quired for the use of himself and his A and that he has an unencumbered amount of pay due him sufficient to cover cest of the articles enumerated. Subsistence stores may aiso be sold to enlisted men on credit for their use, on written permits signed by their Sou. compavy commanders and approved by the commanding officer: of pace rel Station. A simtiarorder to enable soldiers to obtain fuel, &c., from the quar- termaster’s de; ent Will also be issued in a few days. he Secretary has also issued @b order suspending the ‘order of April s, 1875, which prohibits the issue ofa ration to civilians employed with the army where compensation excced $00 per month, autil an appropriation for the ot Of such ciy jans becomes available. THE NEw ComMISSIONER OF AGRICUL- TURE.—The President has appointed Gen. Wm. G. Le Due, of Minnesota, Comt'ssion- er of Agriculture, vice Frederick Watts. Some thirty or forty persons have been for this position, but the Presiden selection seems to have aimed to combine the qualifications of practical knowledge of agriculture, secientitic attainments, common senee and judgment. and energ. clear-headed execulive ability; and th requirements, according to mony,@re fully met in the uc soner. n. Le Due is a grafiuate of lege, Ubio. Hi. 1850, where he has stuce resided, except dur- ing the southern rebellion, when he cutered the Union army, serving in the advance upon Richmond, and remaining with the army of the Potomac until afier the battie of Getiys. burg, when he went with Gen, Hooker to Auanta, and served with Gen. G Thomas in the Hood campa' pessee. After the surrender of Lee he re- signed bis commission and engaged large'y in developing the railroad, manufacturing and #gricultural interests of Minnesota. ¥ ‘he rendered conspicuous and valuable ser- vices during the war, earning his promotion by his energetic, intelligent and successful a arge of his duty, he is commended for the position to which ‘he has now besn ap- inied more especially by his scientific at~ practical knowledge of agricul- ture; intimate acquaintance from close observation with all the diversified best testi- comunis Kenyon Col- emigrated to Minriesota in features of agricul weth south, east aan remarkable execu- tive ability, which in the who know him best fine Baby C: at cost, to 4 Six “ep Ae me ket thee rent nm People may count upon Lis 74 oo —______ EXcursionists DRowNED.—During an excursion of the formed churca, Philadelphia, to Willow Grove, near thai j ing. Telegrams to The Star. THE PRESIDENTS MOVEMENTS. THE ORIENTAL WAR. Russian Advance in the Dobrudscha, OUR INDIAN WAR. How It Was Brought About. SPEECH BY GOV. PACKARD, THE INDIAN TROUBLES IN THE NORTH WEST. Statement of a Catholic Missiogary San Francisco, June spatch fom Boise City say phe. for 30 years a Catholic among the Indian tribes mn and Idaho, now stationed ai Fort Boise as chaplatu in the U.S. Army, gives the following intelligence in regard to In- dian matters In October, 18 to meet the chie missionary in Oregon, Wash e was at Umatilla agency Son that reservation NCIL WAS BEL) © Indians were presen acipal chiefs of the Ur Walla Wailla’s. There residing on the reservation aco at which about cluding the pri la’s, Cayuse's were at the tim Indians, the whole number, whose nomi- home it was could not be less than 3,700. The remainder were Scattered throughout the surrounding country, the majority of then bemg at Priest Rapids, on the Columb: river. At the council the Ind re very nearly unanimous iu the wish to cede Umatilla reservation to the government and be allowed to go into the Walla Walla val- ley where they had been invited to come and live by Chie! Joseph. The chiefs signed de- positions to thiseifect which they intrusted to Father Mesplie, which were by him for- warded to Senator Mitchell, to be laid before tbe authorities at Washington. Tue Indians represented that their reservation was con- Unually TRESPASSED UPON BY THE INHARITANTS Of the adjotuing white settlements who would sell tne Indians whisky and otherwise injare and demoralize them. If required io remain there they would find themselves compelled lo fght. “From some cause this wish of the Insane received no attention at Washing- ton. Some two months ago Howlis Wam- F00, one of the chiefs who bad been present at the counci!, and who is the principal chief of the Umatillas, passed through Boise city. The chief told Father Mesplie at this time thatthe Umatilias were dissatisfied and had mace up their minds to leave, as the silence neglect of the government lef them nothing to hope for from that quarter, and thai they would join Chief Joseph in the Walla Walla valley, who was already RESOLVED TO GO TO WAR. He added if the government bad attended to the matter in time ev ing might have been amicably arranged, but now il was too late and the Indians would certainly go to war. Five weeks later Howlis Wampoo again passed through Bolse city on his re- sarn home when he told Father Mesplie that the war would commence, he thougtit before he could reach home, as he had mei ranners from the Nez Perces, who had come to con- ter with the Baunocks and other tribes in tbls region. The information thus acquired Father Mesplie says he communicated to the government. yman d other citi. zens here say that IN SPEAKING OF GEN. HOWARD Hawks eben go said the Indians laughed at the General and his fine speeches, saying that they would never persuade them to give up the Walla Walla valley, whieh they were resolv-d to keep at of bazar Father Movplie says the chiefs and principai men who iuaugurated this war are rich aud influential, and they will be able to draw to their support all the disaffected Indians be- Jonging to the various tribes, and that thes constitute a majority in every case. He | of the opinion that the war will be genera and prolonged, as the Indians have beea tong deliberating and preparing for it, and nave staked everything upon the issue. Father Mesplie says the Nez Perces number in aj! about 4,000. Gf this number about 15) will remain friendly or inactive. He estimates THE NUMBER OF WARRIORS which the Nez Perces can bring into the field At one thousand. Gour de Alenes, whom Father Catalo and some chiefs Stneerely, no doubt, pledge to be friendly, he thinks will be found in the same .~ A great number will join the hostiles. “Of the war- riors Cour dé Alenes can furnish 500; the hoshones end the confederat {tribes inhabit. ~*~ the upper Columbia basin, 1,200; the Col- i lane and their allies, 1,500; the Ya- Ullas, 1,000; the Warm Sprini indians, $00. Besides these there are the Flatheads and their confederates in Montana; with them the Nez Perces are in close alliance. These are able to furnish 1,200 warriors. He ob- tains his data from accurate yng od acquired bya long resideace with the In- dians. He the liberty allowed the Indians to remain off their reservations aod the unrestricted intercourse allowed bel ween them and the whites as the Principal causes of the present outbreak. —$ GOV. PACKARD IN 1loWA His Speech to the abiicans at Des ‘etmes” DEs MoINes, 1a., June Z.—Gov. Packard last night, in response to a serenade, spoke as follows ‘ind Friends:—] am gratified at this ex- hibition of confidence and friendship to me. I represented the cause which you hold dear ; 48 republicans and as American citizens, scharging as well as I could the «imple that fell upon me as governor of L: ba, irytug to assert my authority aud fail 1 Gid not fail because the principles failed; but I belie at the prineiples o the republican party will yelsave Louisian (o the republican party. [Loud cheers and applause.) Since I have arrived in your beaut's ity, and even before I got here, I saw the evidence of loyalty which abound in this great state to the republican party i see ail around me thrift. I sce around me intelligence. I found kind friends who had & word of e* couragement to say; @ word of comfort and cheer to give; anda word for me to take back, as I return to my southern home ip a few weeks to cheer my compan- ions. Many of you have met in Uils city ax delegates to a convention which is about to make nominations for state officers. The men thatatiend, as usual, are men of more political experience and intelligence than myself, for this nothing need be said. But I wish to say that I am none the less the believer in — licanism now than I was while 1 was claiming the office of ernor of Louisiana, and I am glad to see in lowa gaard uty here- a el rg Te no a ican feat. Three from this time, if the re- pubiican party ts defeated, you must wuder Stand that it is the democratic party succeeds; and, if the democratic party suc Coeds, it ts the confederac is i | i y ne gf & i ; Loxpow, June &.—A dispateh to the Daily Telegraph, from Kustendje, dated last even- ing, says: “‘Tehernavoda and Madjidie have been evacuated. 1¢ commanica- inet is in Roumanian army crossing the Da with excepuion of M. Cogainiceans, Minister of Foreign Affairs, who strenuously opposes such & step.” Austria’ . Prstu,Jane %—Minister Tisza, apeak- ing in the Hungarian Diet 5. enld: “Ifthe government had Fidlded to warline counsels a year ago at the most, the country would have insured the protection of ius in- terests, which has been attained already without eacrifices. Their policy from the | Beginning ad been to preserve peace and Were this not ible to localize war, to maintain confial relations with other pow- ers, and preserve freedom of action, 80 as to Prevent any territorial transformations Which might be contrary to the interest of the monarchy. The government had 4 bly communicated to the European cab its views in this respect. There was no dan fer o! their suspecting Austria of ambiuous esigns. Austrio Hungary bad no alliance wiue sis view any where, and no obligation with regard to what she might thin! Teint fOr the protection of her interests.” Relative to military rations he said “In the face of cerialn, Gon bad, indeed, been talked over, b these with whom the decision lay there was no one who deemed the object or aim of the foreign pol- icy to make territorial ch&nges on the fron- {Long and loud no one dreamed of tiers of the monarchy cheering.) And that forming projects in the interest of such Policy. He could give ro assurance that ci cumstances might not so turn that the army would have to cross the frontier in one or another direction. both because the mon- archy would pot allow |tself to be hampered in it8 freedom of actior Promise would be a se and beeause sneha guarantee for the 1s opposed to the in- ‘he leading idea the interest of the y of all sympathies Mr. Cowen radical rom New Castle on Tyne, orrow ask about the Rustcbuk consulate it ix a breach of international and whethe law Another Russian Army Corps for the Lower ea te A Berlin dispatch to the Pali Mall Gasette States that the Czar has oniercd another army corps from the interior to the lower Danube A Protest A Rustchuk dispatch to t “The consuls are drawing st Russ, bombard: 1¢ against all pT nes SAYS & protest ir resi~ neiples of in- hel Wind. fc MANCHESTER, June “i.—The Guardian's Pera dispatch says the Grand Visiter has au thorized the release of civii prisoners con- fined at Rostehuk, numbering four hundred, whose lives, owing to the bombardment, are in danger. Bombardment of Rastchuk. VIENNA, Jane Z.—The object of the Rus- Sians in bombarding Rosiebuk is to redace the town and compel it to capitulate, and thus save a long and regular siege. ee THE GRAND ARMY REUNIO ow Election of Officers. PROVIDENCE, R. L., June -i.— The national encampment of the grand army of the re- wblic resumed its business session in the infantry armory ball this morning. The election of officers was completed as follows: Col. E. H. Rhodes, of Raode Island, senior vice commander-in chief; Capt. Wm. Eara- *baw, of Obio, commander-in- chief; Rev. Jos. F. Lavering, of Mass., chap- lain-in-chief; Dr. Jas. L. Watson, of New York, su general. Council of ad- ministration—Maine, J. P. Cisley, of Rock- land; New Hampshire. L. L. Aldri: Manchester; Vermont, Wm. Wells, of Bur- lington; us » Jacob Silloway, r., of Canton, Connecticut, Heury Huss, of ridgeport; Rnode Island, Frod of Providence: ¥ mj, Powomae,, 506, Be ngton ; rginia, Joseph J. son; Obio, Thomas C. Boone, of Salem The fixing of the time and place of th: annoal meeting was left to the commander- in-chief and councli of gadministration. Officers elect were duly mustered in by re- uring commander-in-chief, The new com »-Chief appoluted James a. Far- ew York, to be aljutant genera! William Ward, of New Jersey, quarter. master general; Wm. F. Rogers, of N. York, inspector general. Commander Hartranft retired from the chair amid three Grand Army cheers, and the new commander-in- chief (Robinson) assume the gavel. Prayer Was offered by Chaplain-in-chief Lavering, re the national eucampment was d closed, ——_o—__ THE PRESIDENTS MOVEMENTS. Visit to Harvard. Boston June morning a |. ‘d of people gathered in departure of the Presideats party for Hare ure res * vard college. At = o'clock the lancers as- 1SSyand auortiy aftereskd ger eet ot a 5 ler comi of Captain Bail hd’ henaed by the Chelsea , state to form escort duty. At 9:27 the leading ba- Touche, containiag President Hayes and Governor Rice, drove to the entrance of the state house. The remainder of the of The party repaired at once to * ors. the council chamber, when, after a short sor. Visits were made to representative ball,the senate chamber and the library. The party then left the ‘ey car- then rough Bacon. riages, and moved + it rt and Cambridge streets, to Cambridge, and thence to college the grounds. All of the President's suite were resent with the exception of Svarts, who left Boston at * o'clock this morning for New Haven to attend the com- mencement ef Yale college, of which Mr Evarts is a graduate ing four men name: ‘atier, Dunkel- berg, and Eichelberger, wii lie fishing from a boai fastened to the dary in the Susquehanna river, near Clark's ferry. swept over the dam and all except Eichelverger drown ed. The bodies have be citizens, and a life-long Webste: ing. ——__»—___ Race for the Nerthumberland Eagee: Loxpon, June %.—The race for the Nor- thumberland:plate was run at New Castle, ov the Tyne, to-day, and resulied in a yie~ tory for Mr. Hobson Hampton ———_o_—_ of Daniel ,élied about one o'clock this morn- The BaLTiMoRS, June Z.—Virginia sizes, deferred, 4; G0. consolidated, 72%. Norgh Osrvlina sixes, new. 6; @o. special tax, 2 bid to-day Sucer firm and deman¢ BALTIMORE. Flour. Syivanta sede =a rr 5 west better. t Hi i | F : i f i in i i Backs | r :