Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY June il, 1880. The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF CSIRF SiGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, June 11, 1350. For the Middle atlantic states, stationary or s‘owly falling barometer, winds mostly south- €riy, stationary or higher temperature and clearing weather, preceded by occasional rain 1u the eastern portion. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readings of the thermom- @ter at the Signal OMice during the day:—7a. © ; 7:35 am., 69°; 11 am, 75; 2 Maximum, Tminimum, “LOCAL NEWS. Concensea Locals. Street —— ill be lghted at 7:45 p.m. and extinguished at #45 a. m. Yesterday tn the Eqnity Conrt, Judge Cox, a decrve was made divorcing Henry Samuels from | tue bends of matrimony with Hannah Samuels, | on the ground of desertion. Major Brock has issued orders to the police to arrest all persons found guilty of breaking off Dranches of the trees on our streets or other- Wise injuring them, or the tree boxes. ‘The law for the punisbinent of such offenders is very expltelt, also for the punishment of those who fasten horses to tree boxes. About intdnicht last night, William Turner, a well known oyster dealer was badly beaten by a gambler named Wm. Periy, ina dispute. The ‘Weapon used was a bottie, and Turner Is thought to be in aeritical condition. Dr. Walter dressed his wounds. Picnic of St. Dominic's Mutual Relief Soctety, See adve. Postponed to Thursday next. v Ellen f Wesley N. Whit against the M ingot the trustees of the Louise on the oceasion of the death of Dr. Hall, the president of the board, sowing resolutions were unanimously nts of profound sorrow the Board of ¢ Lowise Hone” has h decease of its president, Dr. Jamea C. Hail, who ¢eparted this life on the 7th day of June, A. D. ceupied at the time of @ trustees originally founder of the in- 1 and efficient aid and cheerfully wiver £ the purposes for which the ins‘{- nd which shared so largely and courteon: 3 ates, he never ard Ss command. | brought in ase from along and y tiction, and Bis noble spirit having gone t reap the teward of herish his memory as an a bow, with bh on of an all- | from ev | ‘dust thou eo Memo: ii attend th 8 copy of thes easel, and also n hewspapers. anested to se ara ast evening g and graduating exercises of the col school took place in the hall of the r building. There was a large audience t, who were highly pleased with the ex- ercises.’ The room was handsomely decorated With lowers and evergreens. Among tho e Commissioners Morgan and a number of the W.H. Smnith, of the truste: side ned With prayer by Rev. a3 follows, (music “Gather U, essay,“ “Industrial presentation Commissioner Morgan graduates: Rosetta A. Education. ot d’plomas to the by following Boston, Sara _E. Carter, Mary C. Champ. Wm. 1. Coleman, John A. Davis, Katie E. Ford, Sara A. Harrison, Louts N Harris, E: ma M. King, Harry A. Lewis, Julla W. Mas: uste Nikol3, isabel I. TS. mie I. Scott, Annie M. Smith and Ellen L. Wayne. Maj. Morgan made @ heat address in presenting the diplomas, and the regular program was concluded by the class song. Mr. Matthews, president of the trastes made seme congratulatory remarks, and int duced Hon. J. C. S. Blackburn, who delivered a Practical address, replete with wholesome ad- Vice. The benediction was then pronounced, and those present congratulated the principal, Miss M. J. Patterson, and her assistants, Mis 1. F. Barney and C. E. Parke upon the si ful close of the school y OL month of May footed up $1,06 Penses about $ the police bust sid 1.99 and the ex- The marked falling off in fs a matter attraeting con- In place of being a rev- as was the old magistrate 4 urt is adead ex This ': unted for Dy the f: nded by policen ice Cour} ves to It, fealty referred to, of poli the court room for hot ‘S titled to recreation «nd bat another trou- Die arises. that of seenring ‘the attendance of citizen witnesses at so early an hour as 7 or Kk. Im some cases where witnesses live hear the court, this may be done, but in the — of cases It will probably prove to be impr ee NorTHING Apps more to the appearance of a | youth or boy than 4 stylish and oeat Hiting suit of clothes. Ci at the Boys’ Clothing House, #0 Pa. ave., have an endless Stock to select from at very redsonable pri Atet. Out of Door Sports. THE BOAT RACE IN THE PATAPSCO YESTERDAY. ‘The four-oared shell race between crews of the Vesper Boat Ciub, of Philadelphia, and the Ariel and L'Hirondelle Clubs, of Ba Itimore came off in the Patapsco river, over a two-mile course, opposite the Spring Garden shore, yes- terday afternoon, and was won by L’Hirondelle crew in 13 minutes ands seconds. The Ves} were second. The starting potnt was opposite the boat-houses, the course belng one mile out to the Long Bridge and return. The contest was for asetof colors given by L’Hirondelle Club. ‘The evening, though @ little cloudy, was propi- tous, the course. which was marked by buoys, being quite smooth. The river bank from the ‘st ig point to Long Bridge was crowded with spectators, including many ladies, and the waters of the river were alive with tugs, yachts and numerous small craft. THE SCULLING RACE ON THE ANACOSTIA. There was a sculling race on the Anacostia yesterday evening about 7 o'clock. The start was at Ani tia bildge with a pull up the river 1g milesand then return. It was a dou- ble seculirace. The boat manned by P. Mans- field and H. Lewis came tn ahead, that of F. Hodgson and A. Birmingham second, while N. Fowler and J.T. Roberts were third. The winners did noi have to work very hard. Time, 14 minutes. THE RACES AT JEROME PARK, New York, yesterday. were won by the follow- ing hors: da, half mile, in °0 :e-onds; Luke Blackburn, 1 miles, in 2:39; Report, 2'miles, Kingeraft, three-quarters of a mile. in tartle, one’ mile, i 1x7, and Berthar, steepiéchase, In 4 THE IRISH RIFLE TEAM yesterday fired lis full complement of shots at Dublin at three 23. The following are Josnt, 213; Righy shlan, 209; Dyas, ea The Hirth Marder Case. THE LAST HOPE OF THE CONDEMNED MEN FAILS. The motion fora reargument in the case of Joseph Neverson alias Babe Bedford, Edward (Queenan and Sandy Pinn (convicted of the mur- der of George Phillip Hirth 10 January last and Sentenced to be hung) whose appeal was de- cided by Judge Wyle In the Court in General Term a few days ago adversely, was this morn- ing overruled. Judge Macarthur delivered the opinion, reviewing the grounds of the motion, and concluded by stating that the motion was based principally on technical grounds, and tho notion Was overruled. The prisoners will brought up from jailsome day next week and the day of execution announced. It is beileved that as they have been hopeful since their con- viction that they would obtain a nes have made but little or no pre} Geath, that ample time will be give aration for them. Washington Market, tetail Prices. Mezarts.—Beet. sirloin. 20¢. . Flo per dov. Pine Apples, 15a25¢. c. qt.; Rasberries (re: Pears, Ae per peel 5¢. per peck; ‘Cherries, Sal Fi Perch, 2a3ve. per bunen; Kock, largo, alse. per Ib., 20a30e. per Dunch: Mackerel, 3a Sve; Halibut, 15a2%e.; Codtish, 10. perlb.; Black bass, 15420 cents’ per Ib; Catfish,’ 10a: cents per bunch; Lobster, 12c. per Ib.; Ter (diamond back), $20agz4 per doz; do. (sliders), $9 per doz. BurreR.—Philadelphia Print, 49. per Ib. Western Creat 35¢.: New York. 3va3! roth ‘20a30c.; Cheese, 15a20e,; Egys, 16alse. per jozen. VEGETABLES.—Potatoes, Irish, 20a30c. per pk: do. (new) 40a50e. per pk.; do. sweet 49a50¢, per Pk; Cabba Saloe.; do., Early Yorks, 10a 3 Spinach, 2a30e, Pl bt) pk; Sprouts, 20a30 per pk. ade. per bunch; Lettuce, 2a5e. per hea 5c. per bunch; Onions, 40250c. per peck; do. (Bermuda). 10 per box; do. (Spring,) gate. per bunch; Radish, 5¢.per bunch; Cucumbers, 6027 per doz.; Carrots. per pe Beans, 4)a50c. per pec er bu rrapin Asparagns, ‘omatoes. $1 per peck; Cymb- T doz.; Rhubarb, 3a5¢. per punch. PovurRy.—Chickens, 50a75 per ag! per pair; Geese, 50c.a$1; Se. per Ib.; Squabs, $1.75ag2 Chickens, $3.50a$1.50 per doz. District Government Affairs. THE INCREASE OF DISTRICT REVENUES trom licenses is a matter of considerable interest anda matter of pride to the Commissioners, showing as it does the results of vigilance ou tke part of the collectors. For several years prior to 1575 the receipts from licenses had been annually falling off, from severai causes, but malnly from the need of a more thorough’ sys- tem of enforcing the license laws. The prac lice of evasion of license taxes had become so common that Assessor Dodge in his annual re. Port for 1Si3 suggested to the Commissioners “that the revenues of the District would be greatly increased if this office had the entire Services Of a man of integrity and industry as inspector of Heenses, whose business {t should be to give his undivided attention toward the discovery of those persons who are now évad- ing the license laws. He should be authorized and directed to demand from each and every Person, amenable tothe license laws. the pro. duction of his license, and bring to justice ali who are selling without license. This inspector might be attached to the police department, but he should be required to make datly re- rts.” &e. ‘The figures showed thar for the al yeal the revenues from Heenses were }, and in 1s7S_ were 25,163; and the dispo- sition for evasion belng so common the Com- missioners some fifteen months since designated Mr. C. Jones for the duty, as suggesied b; the District Treasurer. Mr.'Jones has sinc & been giving this matter his entire attention th most gratifying results, In the matter of ilquor licenses alone, a comparison shows as follows: For 1S78, the wholesale liqu amounted to $10. and the retail 359,5: mak- 4 total of $49,730 from this source. ‘or the Present fiscal year to June Ist—one month less than the full tiscal year—the wholesale licenses S ORDER Or GooD Sawan T. ht anblversary of Disirk cr | Of Goed Sat of the District of Coiumbta, Ohio, South Caro- | kina and Georgia, was celebrated yesterday. Grand Cbiet H. H. Turner prestding and W. H. | Jordan ‘secretary. * report of the grand Treasurer shows the récei'S during the have been 35. the expenses . leaving a baianc e Jast amount ‘was increased to cers were elected as t A procession was yesterday of the different lodges and paraded the streets, | as gran 2 Garner, ald rblef of staff, J. Mi. i, | w | mopkins, secre. | Assoctanios | held its first last night, Tue | Feport showed receipts and disbursements dur- | ing the year $3,613.45 and assets | Number of shares advanced upon, advaneed upon and present vatue of a | share of stock # Officers Were ehosen for the ensuing year as kelly f President, John F. alah O'Connor; Ure as- y D. ¥, Jona F. | i directors, Thomas Broderick, Den- | nis Fogarty, , Jobo J. Pa Bernard Kilmartin, Daniel Shahnon and Arthur Hi. Glenn been issued to =8 and ams; . Clari fen M. Lynn, both of Prince Willa: Va.: W. Brown and Pkilomenta D: Page and Marga: Win Hobbs and Jose banan and Carrie Me Chamber if Alex. azdria,Va., and Harv Williams, on ast, was concluded In the Crhainal Court last evening, resiiting in a Verdict of guilty of manslaughter. Judge James arged th ength. The case was | xiven to the lock, the verdict betng rendered a little A notice of motion {i arrest of judgment and fora new trial was giveu nténce suspended. The case will ed to the court In banc by Messrs. Cook and ‘all, the couusel for Lee, if a new trial ts denied. A Gm Basy Lert on 4 Doon Srer.—About 5 o'clock Wednesday morning an unknown white man placed a white female infant about one week Old on the door steps of the Stewart mansion, at preseat occupied by Pollesmin wards. There was a note pinned to the child's clothing requesting that It be named Genevieve Selah. It was taken to St. Ann’s infant asylum by Officer Edwards. ‘THE JOBNSON-JOHNSON Homictos Case —To- day, in the Crimtnai Court (Judge James). tho case of John Silas Marshall Johnson, a young White man, ¢ with the murder of James E. Johnson, colored, on the night of March 27rh for liquor foot up to $5.555.41, and the retail, or bar licenses to 355,405.70; a total of $66,967.11, and an increase of over the year 1573, Heretofore, the duty of looking atter delinquent license taxes has been entrusted to the police, but it fs probable that the hereafter ve adopted, as the rouiine dutles than can well be BUILDING PERMITS ued by Inspector Eatwisle: A. H. Lowel ect a three-story brick dwelling, 15th, betwe K and Lnwy 0, Savi asto: house corner © and Wate ¥ erect a bullding on 7th s! ubrist chureh parsonage, repair cin ). Valeatine Klein, erect two nga, 7th, between 'Q and K TRE CaMrnel. ‘n the case of Margaret Campbe © ‘ gt. Peter Campbell—ap- plication for diverce—ikie respondent has fled is answer He denies the charges of bad treat- ment made against him, and says Uaat shortly uter lis marriage he discovered Uist his wife Wag addicted to the use of lHaqvor, ard she bo- eame violent and abusive, at one time attack. ing him with a knife and ‘threatened nts Ii that she struck him on the last of May; tha is an habitual drunkard, and has mate his Uf unbearable; that for five years he has Itved with her at the corner of 20th and R streets, and ou account of her misco: he has becn obliged to close his store, but on her promise to do Det ter he reopened it, but In a few months he was compelled, tor bis own safety, to sell out to his on, and she has assaulted his son, «c., &. Prorossp RECEPTION TO GEN. GARFIELD.—A necting of the resident merabers of the Army of the Cumberland was held last night at the Arlington; ¢ R ussey chitrman ant Col. FL AL . An executive com- mittee of five was appointed to arrange the de- talls for the proposed reception of H riteld. M tT MeD. ml ¢. The committee met this afternoon, at 2:15, in the office of Col. Hamill. The general opinion Was that the demonstration should not be of an extensive character, but rather a quiet aud In- formal call upon Gen. Gartield. ——2—___ Lapies can buy a lawn suit trimmed with lace, three pleces, at $1.49; also Shetland shawls at 5) cents; a great bargain, at Baum’s, 416 7th street.—Adet. DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: Rich- ard H. Hubbell, trustee, and Wm. W. Hubbell, to Annie Hawkins, north lot 16, 54. #100. Chas. G. Thomas to Jane E. Terrell, part lot4, sq. 434; $—. Elias G. Keesey to Geo. W. Pearson and Walter Stewart, trustees, lois 43 and 50, of Elias Keesey’s sub. of original lois 5 wilt of sq. 42: 3—. J. to John Savary, part lot 43, sq. 69, lots 4 . 71, 6, Sq. 158, ands, in C. N. Gill to last, was called; Messrs. W. A. Cook, A. B. Wil- ams and a, Falls for the defence. Tne procure, and been unable to procure the atteadance nesses to poten hereditary insanity. after srgument Judge James continued the case to the June term. i to icLane, J. W. Ts Sas ge ‘A. F. Fox, trumtee, to LP. Shotnaaker pare ioe, aS the county; tO And part 7, 69. 941; $1,250. ‘The Case of Ensign Whitfield. THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST SECRETARY THOMPSON In the case of U.S. ex rel. W. E. Whittield agt. R. W. Thompson, of the Navy, filed February 6th last by J. W. and G. L. Doug- las, Attorney General Devens and Assistant Attorney General J. S. Blair have entered their appearance for Tespondent, been certified to the Gens application fora mandamus directing the re- spondenc to advance the relator stx numbers on the list of ensigns in the U. S. navy, and the felator complains that his standing was re- duced by respondent’s predecessor, and it Will delay all his future promotions— bis next promotion from four to six months. ‘The facts as developed by the relation and an- swer are, that Whitfield, on leaving the Naval Academy in 18t4 for two years’s sea-service, at- tained a certain relative standing in his class on the graduating merit roll, and that at the customary examination in the fall of 1S76 others of his class surpassed him. The President, in nominating the members of the clas3 to the position of ensign, adopted the order fixed by the examination of 1576, and the Senate re talned that order fn the vote of contirmation. Respondent's predecessors numbered the com- missions pursuant to this order, and the mem- bers of the class retain this order on the Nav Register. The brief of respondent says:—i. No injury has yet been done respondent and will bot probably be inflicted during the present ad- ministration, for elghteen vacances must in the grade of master before he will 1 any effect or inconvenience from the Teduction, 2% The fhjury be apprehends Will be at the hands of the President and Ser- ate. 3. He does not request the performance of @ pure ministerial act, and it would be better to Temit the construction of the laws regulating rank, grade, promotion. + to the President and bis constitutional adviser than to interfere in a complicated system; and so far a3 promo- on is concerned, the’ Senate has negative powers of redress. 4. The act complained of ts regular and legal. 5. The act of June 17. Iss, (20 Stat., 144,) provides that “any officer of avy may, by and with the advice and con- Sent of the Senate, be advanced, not exceeding thirty numbers, in rank for eminent and con: spicious conduct In battle or extraordinary heroism, and the rank of officers shall not be changed except in accordance with the pro- visions of existing law, and by and with the advice and consent of the Senate.” In the face ot this law neither the respondent nor the President nor the court can advance Whitfield six numbers beyond the relative rank he held on the of Its passage. If injustice was done by the President on the 12'h of December, 15i6, or by the Senate on the 9th of January, IS77, or by the Secretary of the Navy between the 9th and the 23d January, 1877, there 1s no re dy now except for the President, 2i/) 1% it ar the Sertte, to advance Mr. Whitfield to his proper position. . PROPOSED ODD FELLO} *aTR.—The committee appointed to take tnto consideration “the giving of an Odd Fellows’ fair.” have elected the tol: lowing office: L. Hable, president; Fred. A. Suler and Mrs. Young, vice presidents; H. Burr, secretary, and Mrs. Wm. R. MeLean, treasurer. ‘They selected asa board of direc: tors the following named members of the com- huttee: Stier. Gobright, O'Brier our, Small, Hable, Burr and M rmined action was taken e thine of nolding the fair, but it ts presumed that ft will take place early In the next season. The object of this undertaking is to create a fund for the purpose of penne paying the tudettedness hst. nw, th Cort IN ¢ Yesterday, Br! Stein « Co. agt. aftirmed. Washington 3 Company agt. District of Colntmbla; argued and submitted. “Mattoon agt. McGraw et al; argued and submitted. Deges use of Wallace agt. Inger- soll et al., administiations of Morreil; argued in part, CRIMINAL CorrtT—Judge James, Yesterday, George Lee, murder; convicted of manslaughter with a recommendation to mercy. Equity Covrr, Judge Cor, Yesterday, Coakley agt. Kendall et al; re- ferred to auditor. Heteher et al. agt. Queen et al.; exception to auditor's report overruled and bill dismissed. Brown agt. District of Colum- bla; leave to amend amended bill. Leonard agt. Johnson et al.; referred to auditor to state Trustees? account and make distrigution. San: a Samuels; divorce decree Barbour et ylor et al; sale finally ratified, con- ordered. Elhart Witz et al. agt. Young et al; attachment for contempt tssned for M. J. Young. Ramsay agt. Daniels; hearing com: menced. To-day, Young agt. Gaddis; commtsstoners appointed to make partition. Hogan agr. Harte; auditor's report contirmed and distrib; tion. Morrell agt Gatchell; pro confesso. Bailey agt. Baker; bill dismissed. Pouce Covat—Judge Snel? Wednesday, Wm, Blackston, Aloysius Reeves and James Ryan, vagrancy; bonds, or work house. Harry Luckett and Lewis Davis, play- ing ball in the street; $1, or 7 days each.’ Wm. Hoffman, loud and bojsterons: $5, or 15 days. H. L. Strong and Robert A. Tucker, obstructing the side walk; $3, or9 days. Frank Hamtito: assault on Jennie Morris: fortelted colatera: Albert Harris, assault on Rose Harr! contlaned. judgment below days. Wm. Prest, assault on Andre' #1, or 3 days. George Jobnson, ass Hicks; $5, or 15 days. Nicholas Debo: on Jos. E. Le 3, OF 9 da: donn Turner, as- sault on Jennie Javins; fortetted ccllateral. Ezekiel Williams, assault on Edinond Carter; days in jail. Joseph Clark, alias Babe Burdet: lerceny of $6 from Emily B months It jail. Julia Clark, grand larceny, grand jury; bonds $500, ., Yesterday, Willam Smith, Lucy Grant Anuie Foley, vaxrancy; bonds or workbo andy Ca ML destroying private propert Fanny Widdows and S. De Pau! and bolsterous; $5 or 15 days each. w R. Platt, trespass on parking; forfeited collateral Elener Hiwitt, obstructing pa ment; $3 or 9 days. Wm. B. Grifith, profanity: forfeited collateral. Abe Mitchel, allas Abe Brown, charged with the larceny of a waten and pistol from Morris Spiro; days tn jail. Henry Collert, larceny of a pair of pants from George T. Atkins; six months tn jail. Chas. ibson, charged with keeping a dangerous doz: or 30 days, Henry Campbell, threats to Mai- garet Campbell; $100 bonds or 60 days in jail. To-day, John B. Johnson, assault on Edward Forrest; $1 or 3days. Joseph Syphax, trespass; $5 or 10 days, “Adelaide Harris, larceny of a wreneb; $5 or 10 days. Chas. Green, charged with shatching a cket bOOK from a lady named Mrs. C. B. Williams, on the 14th street road; six months in jatl Annie Nixom altas ig a disorderly house; lays. Oscar Graham, forfelted col- Hester Connolly, treats to Elijah is, personal bond: —. GEORGETOWN. ImPROVEMENTS.—McDaniel & Yates, builders, are about to begin the construction of a hand- Some tivo-story-and-basement brick dwelling on Congress street, just in the rear of the Baptist eburch, for Mr. John Lynch. Tne dwelling will measure 22x57 feet, and will cost about $3,500. ... The dwellings erected by Messrs. Brown and Maytleld, on West, between Washington and Greene streets, are being rapidly pushed for- ward by the builders, Messrs, Hess & Hutchins. ....The stone plers upon which the Columbia boat-house fs to stand are about finished, and it fs expected that the house will be flaished tn three weeks.....Work has been commenced again upon the church on Greene street for the congregation of Mt. Zion M.E. church (colored.) ———— nd Patsy, charged with keept $y or 30 di BONESET BOURBON TONIC, AN FLEGANT COMBINATION OF BONESET AND OTHER RELIABLE TONICS WITH A RIPE OLD KENTUCKY WHISKY, SUCH AS CONNOISEURS APPROVE AND INVALIDS MUST HAVE. NOT A DROP OF ANY OTHER SPIRIT IS USED. WE HAVE NO USE FOR FALSE PRETENSES. A RICH, WHOLESOME AND DELICIOUS STIMULANT TONIC FOR DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, MALARIA, ETC. DELICATE WOMEN, FEEBLE OLD PEOPLE, OVERWORKED CLERKS, CLERGYMEN, AND ®HYSICIANS, SUFFERERS FROM BRON CHITIS, AND THE FEESLE OF EVERY AGE AND CLASS WILL FIND IT A DELIGHTFUL (NVIGORANT. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, AND THE SCOUNDRELS WHO ISSUE THEM. CHAMBERS & BROWN, LOUISVILLE, Ky. MILLER & JONES, NATIONAL THEATER BUILDING, SOLE AGENTS DISTRICT OF GOLUMBI1. may25-t, fSkeow3m ONS’ LINEN PANTS AND JACKETS, Boys’ Alpace Jackets and Costs, 81and $1.25. c ; Alpaca do., $1 25, 81.50 & $3.50. Summer U awers from 20 and bine Migdisiox Pipe Suit, $10 and 312, dest. eaeran teak ksepaticniant SELBY’s, 1014 and 1016 Pa. ave. B. C. Porter’s Murderer. CURRIE ON TRIAL IN TEXAS, BUT HOPING TO BE ACQUITTED BY A TEXAS JURY. was Called this morning at 9 o’clock. Both pat fies announced that they were ready for trial. ‘The state is represented by W.W. Spirey, district attorney, and N. A. Steadman, county attorney. The defendant has quite an array of legal talent, embracing Messrs ner and Lipscom and A. pea of this city; Wm. L, Crawford, of Dallas, and Judge W. A.'Sea and M. 8. Crainjof Shreve- (ty The et ge ots Jira ones es ing perso: len layor Currie, o/ Shreveport, La., brother of the accused: The defendant was in court, and iooked well and cheerful. The first step was in the empan- eling of the jury. Out of the lar venue of Sixty, only four jurors were obtai An order Was !ssued to summon sixty jurors for to-mor- Tow mornizg. This is construed as favorable to Currie, Harvey, the ke r of the bar-room where the tragedy occur present, and will wet It is annaunced that Barrymore left New York last evening, and will be here in time. ‘The defence has depositions on file to show that Porter let fall a pistol before he fell, and that he had attempted to draw it. They also claim that they will prove that Barrymore made signs of drawing a weapon. There was talk of a motion fora change of venue, but the excitement has died away, and the defendant thinks he has about as falr a chance in Marshall as he would have anywhere else. The trial will hardly be concluded under a week. ‘the New York Sun says: It will be remem- bered that this murder occurred in a lunch room of the rallway station at Marshall, Texas, where the “Porter- Barrymore Diplomacy Com- pany” were waiting for a train, Mr. Porter, the murdered man, Mr. Barrymore, and Miss Elien Cummens, the leading actress of the troupe, were seated at the lunch counter, when Currie came in rather drunk and tndul; in very nasty and brutal language, evidently addressed to Miss Cummens. ‘The two actors remonstrated with Currie, who at once drew a pistol and shot both Porter and Barrymore. Porter died shortly afterward, but Barrymore recovered and played last’ scason at Wallack’s. Miss Cummens’ nerves were very much shocked, aud she was {I) for many months, her life being at times de- spaired of. She last season supported Law- rence Barrett, but her health {8 still frall, and her physicians say that she would be unwise to subject herself to the excitement of the trial. Mr. Barrymore's expenses as a witness will be borne by a gentilerhan of this et THE SyNop AND THR Masons.—The action of the synod of the Reformed Church in America in refusing to take action against Free Masonry is displeasing to the delegates trom the western churches, whose classes sent memorials strongly condemning Masonry and other oath-bound orders, and recominending excommunteation of all members of such orders. After the devo- tonal exercises at yesterday’s session in the First Reformed Cbureh, in Brooklyn, the Rev. William Moerdyxk offered a resolution providing that a committee of six—three Masons and three anti-Masons—be Le ee to investigate the trustworthiness of the testimony before the synod on the subject of Free Masonry, and re- port at the next synod. After a brief discus- sion the resolution was tabled. A resolution Was passed declaring that the Sunday news. paper is the one most potent agency in the sec- ularization of the Sabbath, and declaring that members of the Reformed Church should not encourage the circulation of such papers. The ynod pugaried) sine dic in the afternoon,—N. Sun, 1th, JOuN I. DAVENPORT’S WITNESSES.—The exam!- nation of witnesses for the defense fn relation to the charges of official misconduct against Mr. John I. Davenport. as chief supervisor of elections and United States commissioner, was continued yesterday before United States Com- missioner Lyman. ‘These charges are preferred and prosecuted mainly by Tammany Hall, and aye based on Commissfoner Davenport's action in arresting fraudulently naturalized citizens and would-be yoters at the election in 157 John Donohue, Henry Engel, John Donnerstag. and Peter Williams were examined, and allot them testified that they held naturaliza- tion certificates issued in 1563, and which had been sent to them at their residences. Wil- ams testified that he arrived here from Eng- land June 15, 186s, and got a certificate of natu- ralization, sent to his residence, in October of the same yeat Times, 16th, IN THE AscoT Races this week Lorillard’s horses have been badly beaten. For the Prince of Wales’ stakes, Boreas finished ninth in a field of twelve, and at no time distinguished himself. For the Ascot stake Sly Dance was beaten 200 yards, coming in last of all. The royal hunt cup, for which Parole was entered, Was won yesterday by Stratherp. The favorites in this last race were Buperra, with 4 to 1 against him, and Sir Joseph, with 5 to 1 against me ene Strathern had 25 to 1 against him. —N. ¥. Sun. : OREGON IN REPUBLICAN RaNks.—A Portland, Oregon, dispatch says: ‘‘ The latest election re- turns from the interior of the state indicate that M. C. George (rep.) has been elected to Con- ‘ress by a majority ranging from 1,000 to 1,500. he entire republican ticket for Judges of the Supreme Court ts elected beyond a doubt. The majorities are dificult to obtain, but itis sate to estimate the average at 1,000. The com- Plexion of the legislature cannot be stated, pe there is strong indications that thy republicans will have a majority in both hou: A WORD TO THOSE WHO USE POROUS PLASTERS. BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER is the only improvement ever made on the old styir of Porous Plasters. It contains an entirely com- bination of active vegetable ingredients to whicl: its superiority over common Porous Plasters and its remarkable pain-relieving, strengthening, and curative properties are due. CAUTION. To protect the public against imitations, counterfeits and fraud, we caution all pur- chasers to see that the word Capcine on each plaster is correctly spelled, and we specially caution all against accepting worthless plasters called by similar sound- ing names when the the genuine are asked for. The fact that BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS CATARRHAL Porson. WEI DE MEYER’S CATAERH CURE. THE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY BINCE VACCINATION. Lorp & Tayoz, ‘Broadway and 20th st., **Thave used Wei De Meyer's rem Catarrh, and am perfectly cured of that e complaint. B.G. BLACKBURN. Griswoun & KELLOGG, Broadwa; N.Y. for every without relief. The use of ‘ei De Meyer's Catarrh Cure has made me perfectly well. GooLtp L. BRusa. bit that we had language to express our gratitude to Dr. Wel De Meyer for what he has done for brother and myself. is remedy hss restored usto health after suffering for years. * * * Pointing e packaxe, Mm) Yrother said, ‘The con- tente of that box four years ago, would have saved me five hundred dollars.’ Maus. A. J. WaITTLEsey, Sheffield, Maas. “*For three or four years I have suf- fered Sa pesene oe eee fave me little hope, and the us reme- dies tried, were without avail. weeks’ use of Wel De Meyer’s Cure, I was wonderfully relieved—and since then entirely cured.” Lewis F. NEWMAN, Fulton Street, Brooklyn. New Maurer, N. H., Dec. 22, 1879. “*For nearly a year I have had such suf- focation and pains in my head and £795 that I could seldom sleep. ‘There to be something in my nose. I doctors. Each one sai but could not help me. |. Then Dr. Wel De pamphlet was put in my hand. 1 com. menced 1 ng the Cure on a Friday, and felt better the next day. On Mondays + t Polypus, an inch and a-haif long, with a string on it where it tore away, came through my mouth from my nose. ‘There was alsoa half a cupful of dis- gusting mucous came from my nose and throat. Then I knew what was themat- ter. It was Catarrh. I thought that my eye was gone, but the pain soon disappeared, and my eye is a} right. I can now breath: ik, and sleep naturaily, and X am well again. Everybody ought to know of Wel De Meyer’s Catarrh Cure. I write these few lines to thank goatee the good you yous haye done me. With rea Susan B. Leianron. &e., &e., & &e. Wel De Meyer's Catarrh Cure is sold by Druggicts, or delivered to any address, at $1.50. Dr. Wel De Meyer's Treatise on Catarrh is mailed free to anybody. D. B. Dewey & Co., Agents, 46 Dey St., N. ¥. CITY ITEMS. LOpILie’s HEADACHE SPECIFIC cures headache In five to twenty minutes. Try it. Fairbanks’ Scales. The Messrs. Fairbanks have just received orders from the British government for a ae number of railroad scales, and also weigh- bridges of a smaller capacity. This 1s a most practical endorsement by the British Home Gov- ernment of the action of the jury at Sydney, Australia, in awarding Fairbanks’ Scales the place of honor at the late International contest, Where they met competitors from all parts of the world. From Distinguished Edward Jennings, SURGEON CITY HOSPTTAL, HALIFAX, N.S, Golden Lievigrs Liquid Ertract of "Beef and Tonic Invigorator, 1s a very agreeable article of diet. In Diphtheria, Malarial Typhoid Fever and every depressing disease, its use will be found invaluable. Sold by all druggists ana grocers. “Itching Piles.” “Itching Piles.” Are a very distressing complaint. abe ue are moisture, like ‘pespetion, intense ttc! ing; feularly at night, after getting warm in . Do not suffer another hour and allow them to become aggravated. Stwayne's Ointment a certain cure, “Skin Diseases’ —Swayne’s Ointment. Skin Diseases “Swayne’s Ointment” effectually Skin Diseases cures tetter, pimples, salt rheum, Skin Diseases ringworm, ‘every form of skin Skin Diseases disease at trifling cost; at all druggists. “Storr & CRoMWELL, Wholesalo Agents, Washington. cae oan ene, complete cure 4 to6 8; all urinary complaints; $1, at druggists, For Washington at 480 Pa. ave. PLASTERS ave being largely imitated ia the best guarantee of their genuine merits and the high opinion imitators have of their vatue. JT 1S AN UNUSUAL THING TO IMITATE A WORTHLESS ARTICLE. BEABURY & JOIINSON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS, 21 Platt st., New York. my22 [2] LAWNS. 100 styles Linen Lawns, 8c. 100 styles Jaconet Lawns, yard wide, 10c. 800 styles Organdy Lawns, yard wide, 123¢c. LAWNS IN PLAIN COLORS, Cream, Lavender, French Blue, Pink, etc. 100 doz. Balbriggan HOSE, Silk Clocked, regular made, 25c. MATTING—PLAIN AND FANCY. Fresh supply, from 17, 20, 25¢. A onoeco er SOOTTON, best make, 10c. Summer SILKS, all st 45¢. ilk FRENADINES. Purarole, Sl BLAS, 81.50, S173 882: 50,8e ‘arasols, $1, y 50, 81. a , 82.75. COTTONS and GALIGOKS at old prices. . M. TOWSON, 636 Pa. ave., South side, ‘Near 7th st. a.w. N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIO? OF COLUMsI*. Evox 0. IscEnsont vs. CuantRs A. Jaxtzs et al.— In Equity No. 6,955, Doo. 17. Charles A. James and Thomas T. Crittenden, th in this cause, having reported to the dour that they have sold Tots numbered thirty e e thirty-three (33), thirty four (84), Hhirty-s'x (35), thicty- Feven (37), ir t! three (3). four (4), fiv: (5), six (6), Feven (7), eight (8), and fourteen (14) in Square numbered one hundred and thirty-uioc (130), jn the city of Washington, in the District o Columbia, according to the subdivi-ion of saic bon C. Tugersoil an spprored by cause, it is this 46th day of May, tifiad and con” 03 that the said alo be ratified wile it a of this order be pul the Wackineate iy foporter and "the E Stas ances week for three i be 1839 shed in successive weeks before ‘The report aggregate amount of said salen to Deeley ose eee HAGNER, Asso. Justice. ALB. A True Copy—Test: R. J. MEIGS, Clerk. m526,03,9,16 By MA. OLANGT ASSL Ulerk. WPEREEATED STEAM OARPET CLEANING veto not GACH s Louisiana ave. Je? “Roven on Rats.”—Ask druggist for tt. It Clears out rats, mice, roaches, bed-bugs. 15c. a box; for Washington at 480 Pa. avenue, “ALDERNEY WaGons.”—Fresh'alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered in 3 lbs. “Ward” prin' 85e. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet miik 5c. per at. —_—_—_______. READ THIS COLUMN. eee Iron Bitters A Powerful Tonic.| A Vegetable Medicine. fron Bitters \Curatine Complete Strengthener. ABeliable Medicine. m Bitters ‘Curating ire! A Bure Appetizer.| Cures ‘Blooa Diseasee. Bitters Curating trom Enrich the Blood. Cures Liver Complaints. Iron Bitters Curatin: Benow the Vigor. |Gures Kidney Affections. zrom eee Vitality. bas Scrofuls. Iron Bitters Curatine ure Malarial Diseases, Gures Bheumatism. Iron Bitters Curatine Cure Dyspepsia. |For Totter, Itoh and Tumors, Iron Bitters. Cure In lon. Gaxatine je Iron Bitters Fund. Cure Nervous Irritability. been 01a Bo Iron Bitters eee — * "Cures Uleers and Bolle iron aes tine ‘Menstruation. |For Mercurial Price $1 s Bottle. Price 81 s Bottle. (RON BITTERS AND OURATINE STOTT & phen 485 Pennsyi- wee sven Silelonale and rota by all Drag- Teas s. Ss. s. Manx. TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS.—We have been eget ae 1e iscuses Tor which it is recommended. We have oer aera of 8 single failure. i Thomasville, Ga. ;L. F. Co., Forsyth, Ga. ;Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, Atlan- ta, Ga. ; Pemberton, Samuels & Reynolds, Atlanta, Ga. Daniel & Marsh, Atlanta, Ga- ATLANTA, GA., July 4, 1874. We have nsed Swift's Syphilitic Specific in the treatment of convicts for the last year, aud believe it is the only certain remedy that will effect a per- aE one Sok Cee Se ee rou recommend sul Ice. Prepared only by the SWIFT SPECIFIO CO., Atlanta, Ga. id by SCHELLER & STEVENS, National Hotel Drag Store. my24-1m_ LADIES’ SUMMER STYLES @OoDs. FOR SEA SIDB. * LEGHORN, NOCH AEP.EE Tp FAYAL HATS, Large aseortinent, newest abapes, at J.P. PALM "Ss, 5S 1107 F sts. n.w. N. B. Personal B attention given to og —————— re DOUGLASS, St. Cloud Building. SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK: PABRASOLS—New and Elewant Desixns. HOSIERY—Spring and Summer Styles. OORSETS—Every Desirable Make. LADIES' UNDERWEAR in Great Variety. NOVELTIES in Made-up LAGE GOODS. LATEST STYLES in Each Department. Ninth St. MEN'S DEPARTMENT will at all times contain the Choicest Goods at the Lowest Prices. DOUGLASS’, myl ia Oth and F sts. 8. 3. s ME: MESSER, 28 SPRING AND 8 STYLES. ofeFinnt catccn rao eee! 1213 Pennsylvania ave., up stairs. ap2-3m BRESSMAHING. ES D THE — - JIAMILTON, First-class work, at moderate prices. _mal6-8m ——— ee Sue IMPORTATIO: TION \TTERN BONNETS AND FINE MIL- eS LINERY GOODS. Buttons. Corsets, Under- ent, Bid and Thread Gloves, and a bean! 6 of ian Novelties. Silk and a) mane and Mantiliss, Jackets, and Combination Suits.” Bisck Suk Suite, a frst- on Balle, article, for 224 and $30. ERBMILYA’S LADIES’ SHOES. ‘The best in the world for the money. All Winter will be sold at ey eee eee ene! : zea Tor sale cheap. LADIES" and GHILDREN'S SHOES MADE TO OBDER. msra0 Mss BELLE LUCAS DRESSMAKING AND PATTREN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPAOB, Dorner 8th #., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th et. o.w. DRY GOODS. Pre QUALITY LINEN LAWN, 20c. deell PACIFIC LAWNS AND PERCALES, 1255 c. ALL WOOL ROLL BUNTING, 20c. LACE BUNTINGS, 25, 35, 50, 952. FIGURED SWIS8, PARASOLS. DRESS GINGHAMS, in New Designs. 4-4 LONSDALE BLEACHED COTTON, 10c. TYLER & CHEWNING. (ate clerks with Perry & Bro.) eT 918 7th st. n.w. BRANCH OF THE BAL GteaQ ane FAOTORY. 435 7th street nw. Bix of the Finest Shirts, Six Entra Fine Shirts, Six Fine Shirts, to order... 7.50 PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED. ‘We call yeur especial attention to our Reinforced Sbirt, complete, at one dollars A full line of Gents’ Furnishing Goods. 435 7th st. n.w., Washington, Je3-ly [Awe LAWNS: LAWNS! One Thousand (1,000) Pieces of Beautiful Lawne ‘Just Arrived. Eight Hundred (800) Pieces of Beautifal PACIFIC LAWNS, 10, 1235, 15. (One Hundred (100) Pieces of Beautiful FRENCH LAWNS, 25, 31, 37, 500. One Hundred (160) Pisces of FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, 16, 18, 20, 250. CARTER’S, ‘Til Market Space. INDIA LINEN, the desirable article for Ladies’ Dresses, 20, 25, 31, 37. VERY FINE BLAGK FRENOH LAWNS, 25. BLACK LINEN LAWNS, 25c. FINE LAGE STRIPE WHITE GOO! only 12}gc. Special Bargain. rie RED SILKS, EXCELLENT QUALITY, oor ‘avy Blue. a DO id THER COLORS, OOLORED SATINS, very cheap. SUMMER SILKS, 50c. EXCELLENT BLAOK SILKS, ‘75,87, 81.00, $1.12, 81. 25, $1. 37,$1.50, up to $3.00. CARTER’S myl9 ‘7 Market Space. IETS CHEAPER THAN EVER, MEGINNISS’, p30 1002 £ street n.w. G° Fe DUBREUIZ BEOs., 1112 F street northwest, ‘And leave your order for On eee A SHIRTS FOR THE PORVENTION SPE Our Best SHIRT, Pisited Bosom, $12. fine assortment of GENT’S FURNISHINGS always ou band = bis ‘8030 FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER.......812.06 Hy EXOELLENT DRESS SHIRTS to order. 10.) FINISHED AND UNFINISHED SHIRTS OF OUR OWN MAKE ALWAYS MEN'S FURNISHINGS. Fe ge Opposite Patent Office. sR OSS NEB DRESS opened s splendia ine of French ee g ire oe INES, Black He French Nainsooks, all, aps0 ee HOOE BROTHER & ©0., apl0 1398 F st. n.w., near Ebbitt House. IERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST CLAYS VERY ORNAMENTAL, NT@! FISCHER’S DYE WORKS Ament, bry. Ceuaoy geguunenat ra Midct LAC!) LACE CURTAINS, WOOL- imitation of all kinds ef stone, and just Gentlemen's GAR’ STS cleaned and andin of od niaes snr < cron Terms very cheap, according ae Ses tee eres ete ‘OBSES TO PASTURE AT 83,00 PEE MONTE TERRA OOTTA VASES, ‘on farm near Bladensburg’ Plenty of grass, shade, and ee ae ee sa stpe sss Taner. we 0080-200" STOVE OBOCKS, 8. | 7 Gy FACTONY.— CIGAR AND PAPER aT THE LOWEST BATES. Bitus en ES — paper POTOMAC TERRA COTTA 0O., class and cheap, = souiaeie Sores! ore 401 New Jersey ave., Sth st. n.w. ‘3w*l OC. BAWMANN & OO. eee ar Be 0 Denes. L Ops revoke eset fe (BEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. Homans, Habitus! . oun eens the month of Jane wa offer PPicadant aid reliable in ther action, Bo sriplos. cK TIRE STOCK OF Mi 4 Pharmacist, AT GREATLY PD UGH Paine Ole I gs beep Em nw SEN ae ana oR | Parenter Cu) to10 buttons. at prow rom SEVEN-STOP ORGANS st 675, Mrs. M. J. HUST, Nos, 631 and633 Dat. | ee Sh H,= FELOvzE « son, PRINTERS’ FURNISSING WAREHOU jE, 314, 316 Sth st. n.w., my16-s,t,th,Sma Washington, D.C. faat Shoes and Slippers at re vere a Pays Ge er rene of Chi two pair fi 600 pair of ber gr Base Ball Wil vive ite “s Gard to be had ___ AMUSEMENTS. The Great PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. Fasskis Corr ler’ First TUESDAY, 3 atiiewanten. TH! EB COME Fenaren = ef NOW Company. man Maries 0. Aldin OSTPONEMENT. ‘The Pic Nioof &t. DOMINIO'S MUTUAL RE- LIEF SOCIETY, which at Beyet's 7th Street Park. postponed to is NOW OPEN Excuraic around eton, grey bait hour,and e besut te the BE TIVOL! Pa 5S ‘ companied by their parents, free. was to have been been cents’ Jone 10th, has THURSDAY, Jone 17th, ‘Tickets of admirsion RK, FORMERLY GIESBORO, TO THE PUBLIO for’ Pientes The Pl commer resort Boats land rive by road Park. First-class scoommodations st ran will make two trips—i0a.m. an 6:50 pom on ; alo, ‘stabling accommodations for OFeee, nS AROs Ae Sa HARD NODE. Proprietor D ANNUAL EXCURSION si th JUNE ‘to MARSHALL * 8, 50 conte. Sow. james A. and the membare of the Tribe. OF ANY TRIBE, No. 13, IMP"D O. R. M. « Family Exc place on WW. Coreo- and retarn bi tht. Pistorio's: the occasion. Tobe had at E. 3. Burtt s, = 05-7 ¥ ne band is engaged £ loore’s, 311 oth PAVILLION NOW OPEN FOR d Excursions. This popular resort ughiy renovated and improved. T. No. 205 7th xt. n.w., or D. art. a -FIFTH pANNIV ERSABY WASHINGTON BENEFICIAL BUTCHER ASSO- G Ni, ON MONDAY AND TUESDA' Jorn 14 ax 15, 0, AT THE WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN PARK. Grand Barbecne a Baitimors Centennial Associations have be wling freato the pu ic by Donch's band 8) Gran ®. Admiseion 25 cents; child t 4 o'clock, my o'clock. a Horse Parade. drin B Each day of and roasted an: Joncert and dante ; h Prize shooting and prize pecial amusements and iilmmination of the ¥ n, W, £3, dit CURSIONS Ww ON STEAMER MARY ASHINGTON TO OCCOQUAN FALLS Ev@ry Wednesday and Friday dur. ing the season. Leave her wharf at 9n.m.; returning at 8 p.m. Fare, round trip, 25¢. FIFTY MILES RIDE FOR 10 CENTS ¥I Music and dancing. Every Monday and Saturday during the season. Every 730. __HOUSEFURNISHINGS. _ Sunday. authorized sxent, corner boat ha ‘D MT. VERNON GS Pat 2:30 p.m. ‘The ates terms. Appl myst-Im Gs STOVES! AAS STOVES? THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH STYLE. SOLD ON TRIAL. WILL DO THE WORK IN LESS TIME. LESS GAS THAN ANY OTHER STOVE IN THE MARKET. Call and see them, No. 531 15th st. A-FULL LINE OF GAS FIXTURES. 8 DDE E. F. BROOKS, 5231 15th st., BREFEIGERATORS, WHITE MOUNTAIN OREAM FREEZ- FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING ROOM KEFRIGERATORS. my15 M. W. BEVERIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridye,) Importer of China, Glass Waro, &e., 1000 Px, ave. G*£eRcE RYNEAL, Jr., DEALER IN OIL AND WATER OOLORB, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS anv LAMP GOODS, Paints, Vils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL KivDs OF FANCY ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS aND PRESENTS. parze 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Feliows’ Hall). AS COOKING STOVES, ‘The Washington Gaa Light om; officson 10th street, an men DIAL GAS COOKING STOVES, in vari and patterns. This is the in her Jectures on ooo! Call and examine them. veat thelr Ln] sizes J my20 Soorttnrut of | BOOTS AND SHOES. EW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. RELIABLE, NEAT-FITTING, STYLISH AND MPORTABLE SHOFS. PRICES LOWER THAN THE SAME QUALITY CES LONE SOLD ANIWHEREY Ladies Newport Ties, from #1 to #2 50. Ladies’ 3-etrap 3. Ladies? 5-+tray Balt gt rhs we a St ee oy 4 Boots, tg s” an ren’ pers anid le Gente’ Fine Low Shoes, French, Engiish and American styles, $2 to 85.50. Gents’ Congress Gait $1.25 to 86. Boye’ and Ycuthe’ hoes and Ties WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES THE LOWEST. % BEST. WE GUARANTEE OUR GOODS THE 89 One Erice. je7 GEO. McCARTHY. F* WE WISH TO MAKE ‘OWN OF THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HO USE, 401 Pennsylvania Avenue, THE LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DI8- TRICT. Raving reeeived this day exhibited in city of Washi be eold ont in the next ten ices that the largest stock eve: will m,. which te ea Uf aston’: ver} re hy sig od bev ree at 35 cents. Bhoee can be GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 401 Pennsylvynia Avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLA‘ 2” So BRaxce Srore. LEOPOLD KICHOLD. my28 PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS FoR STATIONERY. Eealed the Nav fects and to reject any or jet-fow ey for Tareiahiny ey AS departmelt, and baraus an oreo. Iss], will be recelved until creases emeet ‘and must fais from parties be Navy DerantMexr, wasmivoroy Banos iow. f BSS ‘and offices th ‘Fane30, clock in.» Of th op, the forms fur. race all the ftenie not have @e- semrves the, right to waive cane ares ) )