Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1878, Page 4

Ce a "THE EVEN Weather Indications To-day. Ov CUrsP SIGNAL OFFICER, OFPICE OF Washington, June 1 18.8, In the lower lake region a itionary tempera: | nl noctiwest | ons to north easterly —_—————— ‘LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. thand K Stfets—Coup's “8, Gorner_ Kew how. hibition of the Condensed Locals. From J.C. Parker, we haye the New York papers in ad f the mans. ‘The Bank ‘ociation met last ni and, in con » of the death of Mr. 5. y Potts, rese indefinitely po .tpone their annual ex ». which had been fixed to take place June A certificate of incorpors ion was yesterday filed in f the Nationa’ Sandard Publishing Company. ‘The capital is fixed at 96,000, In 123") cbares of $ each p trustees the affairs of the the re J. B. Wi'liamsor 2. Freeman. The kins, A. Meyer, € Freeman, A. A. i mson, Z.W.1 rnufacturers, and others intereste i Pere bythe B.S PRR from Richmond, V bout 11 lock this morning, and will leave to-night. There are from to 40 in the party. The Frankiin Insurane elected Dr. D. B. v t The annual council of the vice regents of the Mount Verron L Session inue until Saturday. sent Mrs. Sweat, of Maine, who | » absence of Mrs. J mont: Mrs. Chac on, who is acting Mrs. 1 send, of ad, New Miss i pr, Leaksvilie, N.C. op, D. C.: Mrs. Mitehe icaxo, Til. report of the sum in H the bank to, t 2 top of th 1, near the superintendent, Me n shows th May 1, 1817. to June 1, IST, fourteen t and elgity-two passengers by boat e mansion. dtweive hundred and si two by land. Twenty-five ce from h one, maki penses for repairs were » The report of the treasure! Riggs, was also r to make it public. Four large fi were ordered by the council, to be k mansion as a preventive ag: It was also reported to rouneil declined inguishers yt in the nei! tha r the aus; ashingten te the new steamer to be run und of the association from Vernon would arrive a September 1. The new steame the W. yreoran, in honor coran, who has fo ehairman of the BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS —The Buildin ociation. org on the oid plan, #1 per share per month, I its first ting for the reception of di of money, on Monday eve t Och insti ‘i Were paid in ever org is und t a for subseri tion at seven shy ret hoiders ot the amount paid the evening of b. for advances, pa att in setilement of ad. al receipts, 315,312. shares advanced and two s} per wares Of This associ res of sto. Suill open for neouraging. h judg nb s upon a fraudul ntd that amount, whi Was paid by the L States Treas Also a@ sult for the United Stai t Solomon &. i er, for = zacies and ts in thiscase were, © EC. Dyer, whose , Was Subject to this ary Street, adjoining Seisout t determir above me order was mac The bill mers have h the land ‘aining DEATH FROM A PisToL Stewart, son of Mr. Chas. Stewart, gunner in the navy yard, residing at 311 Ith street southeast, who it will be remembered shot himself in the right breast last Christmas eve, died yesterday from the effect of his wound. An erroneous impression was created at that time by a published statement that the young man tempted to commit suicide in con- sequence of some unpleasant words with his parents. This has been persistently denied by the sufferer during the time he has been lin- ringin his bed from siekness, oecasioned sy his wound. He was inthe act of drawing w loaded pistol from beneath his bed when the hammer caught, causing its explosion. HOT.—Charles N. children’s stock- cardinal pink. hiktren’s stoc! Kings, four (4) vy bl color ¢| glish stoe! 1; Pacifie Dridal quilts, $1.50 . Carter's, Y PoTTs, who was nthe Poto- overed early party. who derich ntly sea sad aceident oceurred. It was found the Spot where he went overboard, : fpreservation. It was been almost cor th je bout one o’cloc ester- ile @ man named John MeCallegatt working in a gravel bank owned by John . tear Rock ereek chureh, in the coun aved in, breaking his leg and in- He was taken to the Freed. MARRIAGE LICEN: George A Carmine and id: Charles have been issued to Emma Allen, of Balti Soper and Mary Me- ad Adaline nd Mary of Westmorland county, Vt-; and Laura Virginia Garrison: S, all sizes. from $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, spring dress goods marked down to 8 and 0 cents ; imported dress goods, all the lates pies zoe 3 Ss, 2icents; black grenadines, —& 38, 5, 37, 50 cents; mattings, cheap, at Towson's, 3 Pa. ave., south Side Adve. — rr Base Bat ‘A nine from the 5th Maryland iment, Baliimore, were defeated by the terday afiernoon by a score of 23 ‘tchin: George W. Zeirmann Lown: H. T. Della, of Alexandria. FE. Pilisburg, Hiram Seaton Panasor ete © ‘ALE at Willard’s to-morrow, Bar- expected. dies’ association is im | § Its books, it | shaves | E.. ane | | of the Harmony } are | da Ke: - | Cornelia Pablie Sch go TUE MERIT ROLLS. The closing exercles 4¢ the first grade of the eny pubiie schools tor , Jk place to-day, and were well atte’ dea and very interesting: Wing are the merit rolls: The fo! School No, ©, “?38T_DIVISION. nae A PY ds Alice V. Skippon, teacher.— Hawn.’ atimer, Sheridan Ferree, Edwin whetz, Chas. Dietz, W “hompson, 8, Jos. Boyd, Ge # Carl Droop, Wm. Fr Be Wain. Heaton, Samuel Hunt, Frank Ja- * stv, Chas. Kemp, Henry King, Abner Proc- Frank Riggles, Jacob Scheuch, Wm.Stine- metz. Geo. White, Frederick Ribnitzky, Ed- ward Wilson. School No. Rosa Melville 7 lie Gan- 2, Alice V. Skippon, teacher.— Minnie Goetz, Jennie Ba king, Edith R. Nixon, Minnie Elizabeth Zimmerman, Koones, Mary Mary C. Paul, Annie , Caroline Gwynne, ‘aristal Kate Eimwa Hurt Ku dennie Litth Mu_ser, Minn y eT ley, M s. Emr Robb, ith Stringer, Louise Tayler, Ada Tur- ton, F . ike, Caroline Wood, Anna Baleh, stle. 3, Nellie E. L. MeLean, teacher.— s, Wm. Hendricks, ‘Travis Me- Kh} s ries Carrot, Win es, Louis Barnard,Charies Moor Myddleton Woodville, Frank 4 Fagan, Hubert Young, Volne; ner, Ferdinand Schneider, ¥ Ibert Stoerzer, Alen C. Sinith. Harry Win. Rice, Charies McLain, William A Barnard, fear. choo! Adelia Randolph. No. 4, earl L. Garrison, teacher.— ances Galeski, Rosa eeder, Madesine Blaudy,Martha Edmonston, ‘Teresa Huncke, Mary C. Clayton, Bessie Hil erence Tully, Ida’ Kemp, Nettie Bove nyder, teacher— Willi tol, John Cook, Job Edward Sher ysight, Julius ¢ Dewaney, Joseph Neujahr, hool No. 6, L. Schmett, on, Elizabet L eltie Laskey. Aunie O'Nei r, Augusta Webe |} Annie O'De Kat j n | School No.7, Fannie C. Snyder, teacher.— | Er itip Kobler, J SK Edward Todd, diam steep, F » Leon FE 5 lack, Rol 5 Breck, Thom liam Chism, Saxton, Willi Kinmath, Lemuel illiaim Carrico, Char School No. 8, Fannie Mattie Jenkin Lalu Kelley, Z lind Moore, Ck ames I m Park e, 2 Sarah Granery Shehen, Lillie Ol Biane! 3 Bridget Cady, Ei iver, Mary | Fex, Annie Char ra ton Dena, Albert Wim. Boyd Smith, Wm. Dona liamson Smith, mes Cromwell, Wil- AUTY Spottswood, Bain, John Wheeler, Win ¥ Royd. C| schneider n. Burk, F kK Reev ephen W. dito Shellhau- Allie Grant, . Heinecke, Turpin, Win. Lauxman, Jerome man, Elmer Down, Max Blatshein, Harry i ald, Henry Horning, Mar. winiek, J: aporte, Harry Hodges, Harry Straus, Louis Moser, William Lasenby, Wn. Phillips, Robert Wheeler, Eynatius Cor- ridop, Win. MeNall, Edward b Thomas K Isabel Carrol), teacher.—V ond, Maud Morris, Susan Pur bel Derris, Annie Madora Foss. Oliver, Katie Virginia Foley, Mary E. vf Mi Barr, George Sacl Fiynb. School Nohe, ‘oline D. J 1, Bertha Behre: Annie Shertt, ie B. Cooper, Mary E. € lahan, Kate Arth, Theres B. Held, Hele: Isabel R. Meloy, Lilly May Lamb, Ad: iL, Mi Daisy Tretle: Amelia Rakeman, Lorettie Osborne, Mabel Piatt, , ora TSWood,, n J. Spot Annie L. Augherton, Addie M. Karr. Addi artiel E y. Johanna M. M Bi », Lilli SI ian Howard. Frances Wheat, neler, Louisa Douglas, Kate kogey, Clara Espey Cora A. Rober! . Keene. Alfred F 7 w Albert P. Waldsaur. Willian Li. Mahi William Fisehoit, Wilitau Willian H. Chase, Howard ( 2 ay nor, Donaldsoi Aw, Hunter, Humphre; C Weightman, teacher.— Benter, I de ermott, E. Kileanor Dow tewart, Elizabe E + Emma Sonnem: A. Brunger, Dora B brun, Rosa Heilbi Ww : ary Hempler, May Thompson, svilin, Annie L. Lein, Mary Abra: Maud McDonald, Annie Franklin. chool No, 5, Ida M. DeLand, teacher. cf Brower, Fready Rupe Si | Sinsel, Moses Pach, Charle: Walter Downi: a Gordon, How som John | Lynch, Fr Prescott, Vernon Houston, Thomas Collins, Scott, Hammond, Fred Drew, Harrie Cole.George O'Connor, James Hawley Philip Milion, Frank Snook, asi ( | Otto Brod Edward ¢ Hamache School No. 6, | May J. Hoove | Rues Alfred Prathe: sburne, Herman Sturne, diner, Arthur y L. Woodworth, tea H. Martin, Lua ard, Sleigh, Laura C. lie B. “Amniss, Bos | son. h sel, G | Sarah Pach. mma V. er, Edna R. E ty M. Pailpritt P. Hoov Herzag, Clifford Cutler, Charlie: Henry Minster, W man, Charles hool ner, illus Pomroy, Nathan Good- No.8, Virginia Ross, teacher.—Annie Mi Clara Speck, Mena M. Saul, Ida Atwell, Minnie Bartholomae, Elizabeth Bartholoma Kate Barron, Gertrude Burlingham Blanche Woolridge, Fannie S. Paine, Laura Kibnitzski, Kate L. Shaw, Nettie Sauter, Laura R. Thompson, Ella H. Whiteside, Annie W. Meredith, Louisa McLaughlin, Maggie J. sie, Clara Prinkett, Alice M. Parks, Mary isher, Amy M. Fletcher, Eva Ferguson, Kate Hoyberger, Elizabeth F. Haryey, Katha- rine Iseman, Mary Bowen, Rose Levi, Clara Gotthelf, Elizabeth Wagner, Helen Rose Wolf, Nellie B. Hodgkins, Minnie A. Conradise Mary Maud Burrows, Mary Hurley, Marie Burgy, Sarah V. Meredith. School No.9, Mary E. Bond, teacher.—Cora Milstead, Emily Frech, Ida Yost, Julian Dart, Walter Burke, Joseph Davis, Wm, Stiles, An- nie Perkins, Emma_ Adams, Annie Corridon, Frances Hanford, Jessie Milstead, Margaret Hansell, Mary Davis, John Marr, Winteld Erskine, Claude Killmon, Fred. Niedfeldt, An- drew Spence, Delia Street, Louis Weber, Ed- gar Myers. . Sehool No. 10, M. E. Mitchell, teacher.—Dot- tie Markriter, Zulemma Fowler, Rebecca Heeht, Helen Towers, Maud -Wallach, Annie Mitchell, Dora Bartlett, Emma Bartlett, Eliza- beth Zeller, Vermid Gardner, Annie Walsk: Mary Kranbeihl, Mabel Straight, Mary Crani Mary Weyl, Antoinette Eckstein, Annie Scho! born, Ella Jarvis, John Appich. Augusta Jo- hansen, Emma Mueden, Annie Scheppach, arris, Elizabeth Moses, Emily Morell, Lillie | Jennie Spies, Cl.ra Reynolds, Blanche Kaul: mab. School No. ll, Elizabeth Grigg, teacher. | Fannie Rowe, Mathew Ash, Jos. Johnso! | Maria Rosewag, Samuel Eagan, Philip Corr | don. Frederic Soules, Mary Wilson, Ja | liot. Edward Scanlon, Forrest Gaftard, Riz 1. beth Conlon, Sarah Billips, Jas. Jones, Chas. | Perry, Lillian Deakins, Barbara Ardeise-, | Johy Dower, Catharine Flemming, Carrie | Rock, Geo. Shaw. THIRD DIVISION, School No. 1, Mary Sanderson, teacher.— | Mary G Anderson, W. Henry Page. Joun | Brown, Nellie M. Entwistle, Chas. Long, Mar- | yne, Jane Vierbuchen, Samuel Part- , man, Ida Morgan, Rebert Russell, William St. | John, Mi ret Toner, Amery ‘on. Joseph Hanlon, idity Nally, Wm. Carty, May Rerdell, | Henry Strickhart, Frank Cline, Chas. Spress, | Emma Hanly, Thomas Clarke, Wm. Pine, | Benj. Adams, Clara Emery, Ancella B. Fisher, | Kate Simaker, Wm. MeNelly, Wm. Reardon. | School No."2, Martha Garges, teacher.— | Everette Auguste, George Mockabee, Lula | Schroeder, Emma Schroeder, Jas. Wright, Mary Blanson, Geo, Johnson, Lavinia Kline- | hause, Emma Lusby, Lilian Langley, Rosa ; Brewster, Rosa Gray, Emma Gray, Olivia | Wooster, Alice White, auseh, Lot- | tie Keefér, Wm. Arendes, John Tomey, Fauny Neugent, Mira L. Bright, - nate ‘Craig, Abbie | eC La y Isabelle Mitchell, Mary | s Srnest’ Ruppert, Alfred Handler, Joseph | 4 Kane, Harry Moo: naro Powers, William | Jobnson, P ohn Kohler, 1 | Tet Childs, Mary 1. M | Murphy, E | Sparo EE SE TE ITT TE TE EE I a IIE EE TET ET 2 PE TE TSE ET a De TT Myst. aries CR mpion eT, Gertrtide Mure: Love. , teacher.—Brooks rrie Grimes, Geo. Bertie Otterbae Hum Free rick Boettener, Eva Crouch. Ora Dilley, » Gordors, Alice Holroyd. Mamie A. Hal, abeth Jackson, Cari Keyser, Efie MeCath- net fer, Charies Sanderson, Mattie th, George Stratton, Maud Watson, rles Mutray, John Prosperf, Samuel. Tur? ‘hool No. 4, Susie K. Woodward, teacher.— izabeth Maddox, Mary Marks, Margaret kKhardt, Eva Ellis, A} Graff, Clara Pros- _ peri, Manual Pumpurey, Emma. Tippett, Kate Walz, Alberta Wartield, Miles, Alberta Lawrence, ¢ | Mary Fox. Carrie Campbell, arriet Littl | Anna Robe Annie Marks 5 | | School No. 5, Sarah E. Meredith, teacher.— Bessie Chase, Frederick Williams, Harry Re- dna Tupper, Anoa vitola Lawrence, Mary Botcomle Luey Prosperi, Carrie Stimso fartha McIntosh, Rose Aleide: petti. Jolin Forrest, Carrie Little, Harry Ma- | this, Harry Griffith, Edward Carroll, Ed hh ‘ ddler, Frank € is,Floreace Brickley, Je Bean, Margaret Boswell ph Heimer, Fanny Ke: Emmett Milstead. M mphrey, Charles V Israel Williams, Ver Wier, Charles’ Baldwin. Little, teael ‘Robert F. Bolton, Ho! Hall, Carrie A. Van D, Lula Weils, Mary Baden, Lill Wm. Waimsley, Cora T. y. Dora Breuninger. M. Dyer, teacher.—John a h, Jan M Lareombe,Mary S\ bil da ns, Frederic Kellogg, And Wiitake! FOURTH DIVISION. School No.1, Annie Rowell, teacher — ard Noyes, Mareus White, Andrew Tuci muel Mundheim, Newton’ Don in Barry, Wilton Hall, Alfred W EB le, Frank Habn, Jesse Sherwood, Anderson, Burnett Trueworthy, Henry Hale, Benjamin Greenwell, David Rice, Wni. Miller, Ernest Pettit, Join Hopkins, John Inniri mes Morrison, William Kennau Thomas Hellmuth, James Orr, Edward James, John Larler, Hugh vigney. School No. 3, Frauees M. Moore, teacher.— Benjamin Kullm: Pa r Ww 3: ardt, Jam roesser, Josephus W Robert Doy! i Chambers, Maurice B George Bayiess, Claude Wright, Ca Gury, ard Ruvnor, Thomas Littleton. muel Bond, Wm. Wood, Patsey Muleahy, John Twiford. School No. 4, Mary Mary Dux, Alice M. Louise Reese, Sara Kate Sweeny, Lou enry High, Daniel Hahn, oF ni ‘Kert, Mar. Selia Depue, ‘Ame Alexenia Taylor, i Lloyd, HL Whitemore, Aona Wallace, Adeila Buckley, h Green, Emma, Jones, Minnie Deeton, Florence Butler, Jane Sands, Marga- ‘a y er, Rose MeLeod. vol No. hb’ HL “Allen, teacher.— Margaret’ Wall argaret Gibson, Frances Kye, George ie Berg, Margaret Ca Mary larding, 3 ii ‘ah Matha, Nor: ‘aret Mills, Annie Norr Oxden, Annie Bluut het . 3 ub: T, Belle Griffin, dargaret Hardi pning, Annie Murphy, Edwin Rose, » Louisa Simmons, Wiliam Simy d Fabler, Wiliam West, Louisa Neti uinphreys, Florence Youus Martin, Henry Cimberland, Eiki Edwin ‘Robey, Bradbuta, ing. School No. 6, Lida W. Custis, teacher— Caroline Colison, Cora Bridwell, Franklin Gunnell, Gertrude Gruver, Ameli How: a Elizabeth i y Marsh, eter Bold- ybert lia Schofield, Samuel Mockabee, Mary McCabe, Margaret Hunt, Martha Neal, Laura Galer, Margaret tena Dietz, Minnie MucKabes, Elia n White, Ma a Gleeson, Wil- shears, Mary Murphy, Catherine Me- » Sarah Jones. Amusements, Excursions, &c. National Theatre-—The opera, * will be presented here this evening, by W ington amateurs, under the direction ¢ fessor Fairlamb. Tt has i for some time past, and gi as to the mannec ‘in whieh the p: will go olf. This evening, at the lia Carthy ine sparkling music. ‘TT! Liss Eva Mills, Mrs. H.C. Ford rs. Keen, Morrell, Adams, Rocker The chorus, the best ever heard in Was! ton, will be furnished by the Mendelsscli Society. Couy’s Model Show.—The tent at the corner K in Which Mr. Y |, is crowded ever With some of our mo*t res Tything about the exhi ad order| ¢. o le peopl t, fresh 's. “cold Jemoaade” sh ers or ing book fiends tread the toes of th them deaf by yelling. y things that peria jance differs mi inment, beir od. The a peta bition from those the beginni 1 everytning is found to be better been published ab ond-class hi There Thet ut it. Cl; ct in th are mod inte’ligent squad of an been s¢ é one d such an ver before Nettle is 3 img The leapin wuty and activit tocky “Mountain goats, and other of the show are capital. In fact the Whole presentsan entertainment uo one should ail to There will be a fo the 4th of ive the BLS PL July next. The trains will | depot at 6:50 a.m. Round trip District Governmen Mr. A. J. Fall: before the District Commissioners after the estimate the next fiscal tter had not b ed anid amount had been inelided in the annual estimates. These gentlemen then left for the Capitol, to try to have th form school changed, so as to class w reformatory instead of the charitable i tious. BUILDING PERMT Inspector Entwish me, hyson, con. orner of Mar- Weg John Malone, a frame dwelling, 1521 1th streets 1 . Herman C. Ewald, construct a three. brick store, 7th, between G and H stree! W.; $3,600. Jasper Seott, construct a bri a 2.000, K ¢ house for office, uth, between G and H streets 8.0.5 Fo. ———_ THE D. C. HorticuttuRaL Socrety.—At the stated meetiny of the District of Columbia Horticultural Society last night, the President, Jobn A. Baker, in the chair, and Charles A’ Ball secretary, the following named gentie- men were elected to membership: John Petti- bone, Mills Dean, Charles A. Beavens, James Hudson, Alexander Ray, Henry R. Miles, Ja: A. Magruder, Gabriel T. Chase, and A. G. Hayes. Hon. W. W. Corcoran was nominated asan honorary member of the society. In presenting the name of Mr. Corcoran, Justice Clark paid a merited tribute to his in_ be. half of Horticulture in the past,when president of the late Horticultural Society of the Dis. trict. Mr. Clark’s inotion was promptly second- ed by the society, and he was unanimously elected. Several interesting subjects, among others destructive insects and the capacity of certain soils in producing large cereal crops to the acre, were ably discussed, in which Messrs. John Saul, D.@. Curtis, Benjamin D. Hyam, J. T. C. Clark, Thomas W. Fowler, and the chair, participated. Mr. Saul had on exhi- bition a large and splendid collection of cut flowers, embracing peliogoniums, roses. and other beautiful blooming plants, which re- ceived the admiration of all present. Five hundred copies of the constitution of the so- ciety was ordered to be printed. CHARGE OF FORGING AN ASSIGNMENT.— The case of the United States a Wilson Ager, charged with forgery, was called in the Police Court to-day, but as the government was not ready the hearing was postponed until the lith instant. The warrant was issued by the clerk of the court on complaint of John H. Russell, who charges that Ager felonious) forged an assignment from Charles E. Russefi to defendant of a deed for a Loge right, owned by Charles E. Russell, with the intent to cheat and defraud said Russell, THE CHEAPEST and largest assortment of silks in Washington. Black lining silk, 50; excellent black silk, 75; our $1 and $1.25 real satin finish black silks are special bargains ; checked silks, striped silks, check: and striped silks, on pure white ground ; lavender, navy blue, light blue, light brown, seal brown, and black checked and striped silks on pure yutte ground, Carter's, 711 Market Space.— ut, 18, 20,25 cents ; — 2}¢ WIDE SHEETING ‘ONS, w 1 coe 44 cents; lawns Oe loess of rhe? ress caleoss, t 7 q an cents; white counterpanes, store, tab Peumayiono se eenee, a id 4 D ‘en Vi m1 side near 7th street.—aurt. Venue SU —_ BEFORE GOING Away, for the summer, call and secure ~ silk dresses at Connolly’s, 608 9th street. Special ins are offered | in or der to reduce stock.—Advt, DOvGLAss’, th street, is the place for ho- slery. t Memo ial Day at Arlington. FLORAL TLGBUTES TO THOSE WHO WORE THE GRAY. To-Cay having been designated by the Con- federate Memorial Association as the time to decorate the graves of those who fet! fighting for the cause of the late Southern Confederacy, and whose remains are interred at Arlington, andthe morning being very pleasant, those who intended to participate in the memorial services were early astir. The flowers to dec- orate the graves were sent Jast evening and soon this morning to the Board of T rooms, and from there dispatched at an variy hour to-day to Arlington. Most of those who participated in the services carried flowers with them. The day was all that could be wished, and the attendance was quite large, probably about fifteen hundred people. bein on the ground, inclu three hundred from Alexa from the surrounding country. The prinel al point of departure from the eity was from the corner of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and numbers of chariots and other convey ances started from that point. ON THE GROUND: As the hour of noon approached, there was a large assemblage at the ma . The Alex- andr isembarking from nal boat. and a committee composed of Messrs. J W, Drew, Major Hungerford and others re- ceived them, and, to the number of nearly 600, headed by fife and drum, they marched t the mansion. Among them were Gener: Corse, Mayor Kemper, Major J. M. Ste Stewart, ex-Mayor Hugh Latham, J.T. hanvand N.D.Stuart. In front of the m: sion, Dr. A. G. P. Garnett called the a: blage to order and briefly stated the arrange- ments, and, introducing Rev. Dr. Harrison, chaplain of th s epresentatives, who. offered an aprtope te and feel: M. Hnehanan, E. F; ench, . Hurdle, imes and i. C. Lee then sang Fleming's “ Integer Vite. he company then proceeded to the .outhwest por- tion of the cemetery, and the graves of the 2°4 confederates were strewn with flow . The monuments over the graves of Mr.G. W. P. Cusiis and Mrs. Cus is not bemg forgotten. ng prayer. THE CE of the first legislative district of the District of Columbia has been com pleted. The enum Number of white males, colored mates, lation. 7, atl le. Reform School, 1 amb Insti tute, 1. Attending hin the vear, 1 umber who cannot read d write, Ir.S. M. Golden was the census taker in wishing ever ‘ars running upon il, The chief engineer, 5 @ Borst, says they will soon be there. The i s om and ti Wash- ington with tae en a for some tin Th e, ugh railre i. The SS ahead ght, they oon reach F; TAL Fatt. OF A WoRKMAN.—Yesterday oon a bricklayer named John Henr enter, While at work on a seatt house on Con: cut avenue, bety L streets northwest, fell from the se: window, a distance of about fourteen fee! striking on lus head, breaking his neck a fracturing his kul i y rond story ull, causing his de; ly. ‘The body was conveyed toh furniture wagon by Mr. JH. of the work.” The coroner, Dr. cided an inquest unnecessary. ee ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES of boys’ children’s’ clothing ‘at the Boys’ © House of B. Robinson & Co., 909 T avenue.—Advt. ———__. THE COURTS. rT CourT—Judge Humphreus. Schramm and wife ys. Thomp. | resumed; jury respited. USS defa ult n, dee Sane) enusy vs. Schevier et al.: judgement. by against one defendant, and of ¢ondemna- tien i e W. H. Wingate v: Excelsior judgment by de fault of $100, Ahugh vs. Tillman judgment si Holden; calendar. D: same. Jack. son ys. Drape: Equity Covrt—Jr Yesterday, Siephenson der. Moore ys. 1 do. Thompson v: ing decree of sale witho: Radferd vs. Lovell; guard I ap pointed. Grant y edmen’s Saving aud Trust Ca s 0) ed to be produe be- Wright v: ?. yntinnes fi recovery of 2 " PROBATE Count—Kegister Web: Yesterday, Ann Wissner gave! Liebert ling ssher, and in bond of as os. C. fied dC Alexander tory personality top, fully proven. record. “Estate of granted to W. J. 1 ventory of personal returned. Will of fully proven. Exemplified Henry McCe rphans’ cor Co.. Md., ame of Ch: th tv ¢ 0 prol lelphia, do red to Love as. J o Snes. riy, sent down for vagraney: Chas, ‘V toh, § un ity: Frank Washington, prot: nk Bureh, disorderly in county, Hail. loud, = tosana Meyers, Faun $n, Joseph Powell and Robert H.G 1 for swearing, $5 each: Louisa Bi William abeth Storrs Khon 1. Thi rolored, cl tha Sand Thompson dis. a, assault dod teryon Ed was beat alinost into In the case of Florins Va assault and battery on his Mrs. Dr. Edson, ¢ timony as to the Mrs. Van Ru poned until 2 physi ito court and t eat nervous condition wid the case was furthe: of site man, charged with obtaining a clothes worth $2) from Roman & Cox, by retences; grand jury; £40) bonds. Frank Washington, colored, larceny of $3 from Kate Rhodes: six months in jail. He went inte shop kept by this woman in the day time yes: terday, and coolly walked behind the con and Stole the money drawer, and. afterw. ga delegation of about | | Mi | OUTFAGEOUS Ass Jast nigh SS s Sullivan, a widow, re: 3d GEORGETOWN. tM e Aiic stree when two colored men and one struck her a blow upon the head with his fist lady bro home. ling her to the grou P| a Small bundle, conta hases, and ra ught was knocked down ero man. ho is employed ina got out of a Metr eturning from. The cries of the yo everal persons to her anée, and she was immediately earti The blow upon her head wa: About nine o’clock® ullivan, daughter of ding on Market, It _appe: Washington, ‘avidly approached, dd. He then ng some pur a Severe j one, and her nervous system received a se- ran into the county and was caught by 0: Prather, and a portion of the money recov- He was also given sixty days in jail tor ault and battery on Samuel E. Arnold: Mar- celina Anderson, assault on Elizabeth Far- ran, 35. ee. MURDER AT A P’IcNIC.—With one murderer awaiting execution, another awaiting trial, and now with still another under arrest, the county of Frederick, Md., is having an extra- ordinary visitation of bloody crimes. The last murder case occurred at a pieni¢ held by colored people near Adamstown, about six miles from Frederick City. The affair took Place at about 7:20 in the evenjng. Edward Ambush and Bill Dean, both coldted, got into a fight. Weaver Dean came to his brother's aid, and the two beat Ambush severely. Am- bush went home and Bot a pistol, and came back flourishing it about and deciaring his intention to have revenge. A friend of his, William Richardson, met him in the road and endeavored to. ify him, when Ambush flourished the pistol in his face and said: “ I’! shoot you, too, if you interfere.” Richardson, being a friend of Ambush, did not dream of his being in earnest and continued his en- treaties, but true to his horrid threat, Ambush fired, the bullet entering Richardson’s neck, killing him almost instantly. Ambush was arrested in his house and was brought to the jail in Frederick. He will havea hearing on Saturday next. Ambush is 30 years of age and Richardson about 25 years of age. Both are unmarried. ST RECEIVED. J FRESH SUPPLIES OF MINERAL WATERS. unysdi Jan beets gts and pits in bottles, in eet rs par! c "pricdriehshall, Bustalo Lithia, ongress, jathorne, "StBsisauot. ‘These, and all other Mini rat Watsre po dottle, and all other Mine: ‘at q zen, at lowes! Goren, OF THU NATLANS, Pharmacist,” tr 833 14th st., corner of Ist. LINEN DRILL JACKETS AND Beatties ELBE S. ore Alpaca Jackets. $1; dest qa PS. tonade it ont ase et Cas ia BELRY's, Men's Office Coats, 40 an sw skiers. ‘Men's Alpaca Coats, $1 50 to ve 1916 1914-. ORES TRE == ne? vere sho ek. She is con ed to her bed to-day. The man had not been caught up to noon to day. The police don’t seem to have as much information about the ease any how as do other pe opie. CONFEDERATE DECORATION Day.—Quite a number day out decoration of t ENVELOPES PRINTED—Milans of. per heir wa S$ passed through town to to Arlington to assist in the e confederates’ ¢ CITY ITEMS. 603 7th street. Heapacne whitens the hair: ache Specific cures the we I drug stantly. “THEY CURE ctoral for a Cough, Ayer s Pills fo Super ila iterative medicine. Happy TIDINGS for nervous sufferers, and those who have been dosed, drugged, and quacked. Pulvermacher’s tually eure decay, an plaints t City. MorTHERs, Mor: to procure drs. cali atte: near Yth street. fact, the cheapest in the city on aceount of his superior Work. N.B.—A specialty of his con- sists in removing spo om costly party dress. e & Wilkins Sold by What ad Aver's hat requir ed and, ntion to A. F years’ experience, moves grease spuis eifect and careful pressing give asif newly made. id pair for 25 cents. ]eSTABLISHE and | 49 Jerfersonst., promptly charg Linprovea AL 7 town, D ‘anketsa sp bs. District wor ‘Orders attendes e premature debility, weakne 4 Book and Journal, with info! worth thousands, 1 vermacher Galvauic Company, New. Ye "RERS, MOTHRRS.—Don't fail Winslow's Soothing St f ali diseases of teething in enildren. it re the child from pain, cures wind colic, tates the boweis, by piv heanh to the child, gives resi to To Lapies AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to ischer’s Chemicai Scour. ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 9G stre By promptly ado; latest improvements, whether of American‘or European invention, he is enabied to do his work in @ manner not to be equalled by those not possessing these facilities. and dyeing Ladies’ and Gent’s suits are, ua! t 74: nu) plete in this part of the Count W. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING Es- 1S1MEN Bridge st., Georges DC. , ppertaining to. ‘Phe © to. Addi Lodille’s Head case almost in. cure? Ayers Cherry a purga- the coin- foi ectric Belts etec- free. Addres: rk 8 ISdskly p for ing re! the mother. ing the His cleansing n His dry cleanser re- ‘ly from any article, hem an appearance loves cleaned; two to the loring of (ar ialty during th; sent for and by mail aod e Tess as above. xD je ‘OR SALE—The Kast Wing of my Dwelling, 23 feet front by 120 seep. Brick Building with three chamb immediately west of my house, 20 feet front. PIANOS AND ORGANS. will be shown by Ay application at 163 V EN NEY. being @ two-siory hers; aiso, a Lot The West | JDIANOs an. D ORGANS RECEIVED FOR REPAIRS AND VAR- NISUING, or on STORAGE UNDER, Agents. Pianos. | INSURANCE at reduced rates during the Sumiuer at @. DL. porlum of Music, WILD « No, 7237 ch street'n. We for the Sticif aud other’ first BROS’. Ew class te3-1)y1 EC 407 10th st,, Wasbin; | with F.C. Lights & & Sons. KER BROS’ GRAND, UPRIGHT, AND SQUARE PIANOS, AND BUR-, DETT ORGANS, at Bole Age Pract! ton, D. ‘and t nt, ¢ KUH formerly foreman ner with Steinway mari-tr ALLET right out sale see. Creteer) DAVIS & Co. PLANOS.—U; Pianos « Specialty. Close, bing eat_bargains—come aud . L, SUMNER, 811 8th at.* M for forty highest award wherever exhibited, McCammon’s favorite Pianos, and Pisnos from other ceiedraicd manofacturers constantly 0 an ceibrated and exchanged. ing and ENK ‘ew doors Loo $12 jel-tr ED PIANOS. instruments have been Leicre the public thorough ACH S ‘Piano KNABE years, and have Organs, Parti Ww sbove Penn: LOOK: AT THEM! LEATHER TRUNK AND COVER, . HARNE} NICKEL SILVER AND GILT, 317 TO $24. TRAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS, An immense variety of styles at equally prices, at theever popular Factory aud Saiesrooms of JAMES 8. 425 Seventh Street Northicest, Joining Odd Fellows’ Hall. & CO."B WORLD-RENOW N- celebrated, Organs 80! 1 iar attention paid to Tus- Repairing Pianos, C. REICH- areroois, 423 ‘Lith ES recelyad the’ hand, Sh sireet, @ tr ot ne | 38, &e., &C. low TOPHAM, Wasneron nome nEmupY. | DE. LEWIS PLASTER, j ot SEVEN FOR A QUARTER, Qne targe and six sinall, Rheumatt Bold. py au Drugoists. Ask for a Circular. Jang6- em. shy Porous, Sure cure for Cuts, Capeine and urns, Bruises and a Dated REFRIGERATORS. All sizes of this CELEBRATED REFRIGERATOR, Btrongly built, handsomely finished, and practice; are packed conductor, have Slate Stone Shelves, perfeet In Perfect K 1609 my18-ir efrigerator, M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Lato Webb & Beveridge, ) bet. 10:h and 11th sts, , Agent for the District. Penn’a ave. 7 Bole with a perfect non- In tact, a | AMU3EMENTS DISON'S TAL i PHONOGRAPH, “EX HIBITIN DAILY, at 1413 @ street, Opposite Riggs Housa, .From 10a. m. to5 p. m., and Tfol0p m. Admission 25 cen _ te 10-5" W., ¢, COUPS “BRAN NEW SHOW? . FROM THE Great New York Aquarium, ON LOT CORNER OF K and 16TH STREETS ‘ORTH WEST. Three Squares North of White House. oN WE . COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 10, without ents EF fal Double- Pa ler 10 Prive, Elegant Reserved Scars $5 cents ¢ Poors open at 1.30 ard 7 ‘NGLISH OPERA. National. JUNE 13TH, 1878, UPRRAIN FOUR ACTS, RAND RUS | v + Under the direct Composer, MR. J. REMIN AIRLAME The Fete. he Lovers. ACT d Yet so Far. Act 1V,—Treas- |. and Messrs. Hay, in the 50 vitces) in Fuil Orchestra, pular prices, Noextra Box sheet at Metzerott's, Ke for secured seat 2 20 ON EXHIBITION . 626) SE 62 E st. AT Esr. MARKRITE: es FREER ART GALLERY AND STORR, No, 626 E STREET. Choice Oi Pain’ Engravings, Chromos, &c, é 4 zings, Window 8 Cords and Tas- His. tc., lu the District, 5 CASH, #a- Please remeniher Name and Number, jyl-ly SPRING LS FRE. Now ts the Time Die bell, ceatee) Gen ea nD Of Wearing Apparel, Boots, Shoes, &c. traordinary bigh cash prices at ““JUSTH'S 8 0. 619 D street n.w. All notes by mail D: : margg-tr 1 to Sep- #3150. per week S10, jot est bathing salting and fishing of fruit and ay 13 20 Dr. JAS. MOWILLI ALT LAKE CITY, UT TOWNSEND HOU AMS. FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. Lienayen Resort THE TouRiis. Best Gominercta je Rooms in the city, Special rai eo. 8 For te J. MYERS, Prop ri Tes te ta jeli-cod” | EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS QPLecr M@ONT ND ¢ r OF THE s ss OF THE FOUKTR STREET M. EB. CHURCH, (Nays Yard, southeast.) MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1878. Qn the enle “dane. wn the river. cave ber wharl, at 6.30 p.m., and Guinand’s at araing at 12 p. wa cars will | Adult the Rofreshmen:s an ets 60 cent music, rpse EXCURSE OF the B. B. CHOUR, Wl ave place on SUNDAY NEXT. jeld-a"* H. KING, J i” .ildren 25 wats, Inne 18 President, rok “" TTRESS MOVROE, *RFOLIK AN EXCURSION K CAPES RY No. 6, 1. O. mcr Jane Moseley will have the whart foot 0 June 1, ac 6.30 p.in.. torehin ry iris, returuing at 6 0° mi Ladies, $1 jouse drug s To be had ar sry ad amen: wi | on | be in att | GQUXPAY EXCURSION . _ MARSHALL HALL STFAMEK MATTANO, Capt. W leaves 6th sirert. wharf KE ¥ SUNDAY. at 3.30 p, m. ing, will arrive in Washi 8:80 p, r Th sions foot of 6h 8 im ** ean be chartered for Exeu nable terms by applying at office, apd N sis, . ER JONES, Age STAN ISD - Beautiful Resort, is now open tor the ree | ‘Land Pavil | Dining ar . { Meals u styee, ar am Ferry to carry passengers ¢ | te and trem te teand. Churches, Sh-ole and othor Assoltations are respect ned to make a We are deternil sreeable to all, RODIER, Manacer, P. MciA UGHLIN = es ATH JULY. 4TH JU GRAND RAILROAD EXCURSION TO KIL HMOND AND RETURN, bodies, | Tickets y ss H. Shea. ve eo os) «Depot at G:80,4 Renva ety 88 00. eee ‘The Elegant Iron Steamer SU BATUKDAY NIGHT SIOAS, June 15th t Out, stopping at Pine d returnivg, leavis ry E will resume her EXCUR nt Look- 2% Point going JEBELEY SPRINGS, WEST VIRGINIA, 100 MILES WEST OF WASHIN TWO AND A HALF MILES FROM JOHN'S RUN STATION, B M AND OHIO RAILKV. THIS CELEBRATED RESORT GUESTS JUNE Isr. The waters ave celebrated for their curative properties in Skin Diseases, and in Rheumatism wonderful cures. arc effected every year, ‘The Baths are unriv ding Bpotit, Shower, Plunge and Sw! SIR ALTIMORE AD. OPEN FOR x Pools.” Hotei accommodates 500 guests. i $3 per dav; $ per week; per month, Round-trp tickeis, including coach fare and. hag- gege, $6.75. ear being the first of the prese management, — ex has suggested mua: reforms and’ iimprover which will t carried out this season. The cuts surpassed by any Watering place the country. ¢ for Desert For descriptive cireatars in: Sty INO. 2 57 © Suramer Resort, PRING dune Lto Sep- 1 BO: ‘thompson or s wharf, R. ty The Poton trip (June 10) Hattauo and land ?. BLACKIS 10. Marys ¢ 1 ‘So = the Steam er LADY OF THE SKE for month of June at red Tiekete, wih Coupons f Ps issued at the Ofive of wm 3, over National Metropolitan Ba % je5-1 SAMUE SUMMER rest ort has changed ite din first-rate tor: F ar. VER «WwW xandria, Vi Suxpay cuRS LADY OF THE LAKE wv Until further notice, make regular Excursion Tripson SUNDAY AF- TERNOONB, leaving her wharf, terminus of the ‘Th or 9th sts, Hoe of cars, at 3 p.m.. for a5 hours* | sail on ont going Steamer me wharf ock, for down and JOHN W | every SURD« Glymont, Kare round trip, 2 a B.—Sicamer 7 hompsen’s tick: $ not good on Ps 41, HALL. —This well-known bopsiar SUMMER RESORT bas been refitted, Excursion Parties, & . Kngieh frenm wers, are again » Parties wishiag tocharter ly to JOS. ENGLEHART, 6:h st. and Maryland a AUER, Powhatan H¢ ENKINSON® Es, NEVE! S HOTE Hichtax pens IU L Long Branch "Ry North River. Ter $17.50 per week. Special ar by the Season, 330-Lin JAMES JENKI JEST POINT HOTEL, e particulars wx. GUODSELL BR: Ay my 27-1 West Poi Fr. de ** DRIGHT” HOUSE, Be bor Sexe, DEL. NOW OPEN. , Terms reaso a 5 et t fon Sipoutar. — vA RHUKTON, Up, etors my2-Im* J.T. THOMPSON," {2 Forrietors, SPRINGDALE 50! ituated t a WHITE SULPHUR , 5% miles northeast of 1% miles southeast oi P. O., Frederick county, : children and servan 8 from all promiaeut i to Spriags aud return, from Washington to 50: Springs aud return, $5.50. Tickets good until Ist Novembe: myi8-eclm fc EALING SERE ATH COUN Situated 2,100 feet above sea-level, miles from Covington, on the C. &0! age mean temperature during summer n capacity of Bove: and cottages, 300 gue: facilities ample. “BOARD REDUCED to Per mouth. ‘The waters of these spring spac aily recommended for a large number of diseases, the names of which can be ascertained by refereure topamphilete, sent free on application to WM. B. GAS OVENS AND BROILERS, Allsold on a guarantee, Full line of GAS FIXTURES VERY CHEAP, PLUMBING AND GAS FITTINGS. CORCORAN BUILDING, Fifteenth Street. je7-tr E. F. BROOKS, |. W. DEWITT'S Pile Remed; aioa Meranch cure for Bing. Bu ni y iced. Sol is can be produc ated and Itehin; sands of living testimon! at the Druggists—60 cents a bottle, SWEET OHEWING' Piles; the unri- NAVE JACKSON'S BEST. TOBACCO. itlon tennial Expos: ion STRICH and FEATHERS: ore and manufactui B, ESTABLISHMENT, 616 9th pent: sits United States Patent Ofiice, .D CLOTHING, &c.—L. RIC! Second-hand CLOTHING, ‘COD &c,, 628 7th He pays the articies prices in Cas above, Orders by every kind of ORNAMENTAL red at the my23-tr BISHOP, Proprietor, my14-eol3t V ‘EST END HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, 3) PRESBURY & HILDRETH, Proprietors, WILL OPEN JUNE 207TH, 1878. Transient Board reduced to $4 a day. I bent rates according to location and rooms occu- pi improvements a PASSENGER ELEVATOR has been adved.and the fot aud Gold Sea Water Bathing Establishment improved. DRET Gr atee Broadway. ‘New York: also, ty Us al way. New 3 also, . @. PRESBUKY, at the Hotel, after May 1st, ‘ap23-tudth, 2m SrpRarMORE HOUSE,” Ska END. ILLINOIS AVENUE, June AREANTIC CITY, N.'J. tsepT * E. HOOPES. EDUCATIONAL. HEGARAY INSTITUTE, 1527 and 1529 Spruce street, Rhlladetphia. Pa.—Boarding a Day School for You les and Children will reopen on MONDAY, mber 234. Board and a complete course ‘in Latin, English and French, $400 per annum. French is the language ofthe family. MADAME D‘HERVILLY. Je18-eolm’ UMMER COU. desler SHOES Paces nové-tr Deon Para ce mst shattered oonstituti ALLURE IMPOSSIBLE rostoring’ ay ahold z by. all about to marry, OF who excess or any other every case 16 ns Certain as that Fi SUNS ied” should be ‘become ae ition in four ‘weeks. Life reme- case. Sois by 7 Eee RE terave iiseic of Sv ae AL lis Hats made removed The Well Known to 825 7th to order. = mpocialty. avenue. TO DB, J) LOAN ON WATC: EW ELRY ANDSILVEE ON MON AtP, WALLACH’S, (late of 3. Principal, ay Ss SPENCERIAN 6 at USINESS COLLEG: ‘7th and L streets, during May, June and July, Tuition by the month in Penmanship, Corre- mndence, Bookkeeping aud the caleutetions cate Bected therewithe For terms inquire at the College Office. my4-3m re wee ay $45. Students ad tor business, Yaio or Hart febg2-ly J. SHORTLIDGE, A.M., Prin, ‘AMES OCORRIDON, Professor J ship, Bt, Goud Butiaing. bth and'F. Weltng, easy courses of lessons. instruction guaranteed. Lessons given at ‘and a schools, Jet-ly* ONDS AND STOCKS. DIA- Al Oo, one nay ani ‘ate ‘sat the Res Raa re aareah es &e., at feos! Ledhees + <—t Gear erate ANNO leaving the 7: 80 clock & and mturring at 8, landing at Fort hington going and returning. Tickets 25 cis. ; uo charge for children under ten | years. | Douch’s Band, sixteen pieces, Wm. Dietz and Hammersiy, Caterers, | _This Barge cau be chartered for $60. | eg JEASUKE BOATS FOR H ASS: IRE YOR FIs) IRE FOR FISH ing, 8c. JOSEPH PASSENO, ater 8 apls-s Georgetown, D. UsT RECEIVE A case of FRENCH CHIP HATS, Which we ate sviling at $2. Ail our stock of CHIP and STP AW HATS marked dowa to corresponcttie low pr . During this mouth we bargains in MILLINERY GOODS to release stork, of JOUVIN ana MONOGRAM K | Fuil iD GLOVES. MRS, M. J. HUNT, Nos. G21 and 623 D street. SD—A new invoice of LEGHORN FLATS, raexcn a, and AMERICAN CHIPS. ELEGANT FRENCH FLOWERS, Also, 30 Lexes of third their value, will be sold ace Cali ing e! id examine our prices and stock before buy~ isewhcre, Mis. J. P, PALMER, je6-tr 1107 Fst., bet. 1th and 12th ste, ME. JEANNERATE bas closed her es- tablishment iu Washington, She has Tecelved two cases of imported BON N ETS and Ridin ATS, which hy open on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, al 83 North Charles street, Baltimore. DEESSMAKING in gll'its branches, seS-tr aud ly display our the storead, jeOo1 tle its ere- inour prices departmen: to all noveities Gisplay all novelties this season sist of HUSLERY, HANDEERCHIEFS, “PARASO! iy PANS, BUPELISGS TIES, BOWS: LACES, J EWELEY,OO TON AN NDERW: ‘with a com, 614 OTH STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE, Has just opened a large and select assortment ot LONG AND SHORT DRESSES, And all Kinds of CHILDREN’S FURNISHING GOODS. Novelties in Lisle Thread GLO" Binck Silk MITTS, LACES, LACE DS and EMBBOLD- ERIES, SILK and WouSTED FRINGES ip si} the newest styles. CHILDREN’S LACK ‘to order. renee NOTICE. LADIES FINE BOOTS for Spring wear of own make for sale at very a . JAS. H. VERMIL’ 610 Opposite Ladies Boots and Shoes made to order at short ee EAR THE Baw! ‘(LROAD DxEPot, Have for sale s few more of’ those cele- ICE KING Jess than half the “poate ERATO! Drives, DOWN TO FOUB CENTS. BUSHELS DELIVERED FOR $2.10 GAS-LIGHT OFFICE, Ootd-tt Gl] AMD 413 19TH Sraner,