E EVENING STAR. } | ; PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays excepted, | AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, cormer 1ith street, aT The Evening Star News: Company, &. A. Sc auremalat Evers. | aa aeons ‘ as Evers 8 served carriers (9 akwons @ Ten Canta pe mech or Forty- Li : i ga eae ase ae oo ——— so DIE BIE) % bullion coe in we Bank of Eoglaod is the largest ever recorded, and the proportion of reserve to liabilities rhe highest that lt Bas bern for years The Daily News and Silver transsettons at 615 1. 30,000 Victims of Tarkish ONDON, June B.—The Paty, News Morning publishes @ letter from tt Con. ttanunepte « respondent, datet Jave 16th, grins details of atrocities committed tp nigaria during the Insurreetion, and r troops.) The writer aul movable property has been p’ mdered, bouses and vilages bnroed, and old mes, Wor men and children tndiserimicately «iaugh- tered, It ts eximated that the which heretofore ylelded to the government an annual revenue of #4,000,008, will not one-quarter of that om this pear or years toonme. Various estimates the Dumber Of lives sRerifoad at from 15.00 to 50.000, The correspondent names 57 vill KDown to have been destroyed. Among refugers, the numer of whom is very smeib, Star. Fening Sixty Cents a month; one year, | THE WEEKLY come” deere. Priday— 22.8 year, postage prej WAU midseriptions twartably tn cabanre. =, 47—N&. 7,252. WASHINGTON. D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 2: Wer Rates of cutvertising Renished on application. | NS 1876. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL, NOTICES. EVENING STAR, | orm cca Ciysecr £°Gra ie, ents | FORTE-FOURTH CONGRESS. | Pelegrams to The Star. Beard for grown persons, § so BSosm PAOe ChE wah tee utOAT Sa city at coon to-day, to be gone until Sunday. Ames: ae = S Sea, Reston fac ae teat a AMM | Sey RN ERO RRL SESS | Washington News and Gossip. yi ttsosat—Our mach-erteemed cite, | gio coumanication from the Secretary ot | THE CALDWELL DISPATCHES. dog. Tralhs ce aedienl ortents “Soros | nn BY pee CAMPBELL, Vico President, GovERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.—Inter. | rope shortly. He will be accompanied by | 'he Treasury, enclosing @ statement in rela-~ Panty in the main tno Pass Tie ON BIST ATRSTON SERS nal revenue, $577.648 13; customs, $456,608, | MSdaughter, of partics who have been entrusted with the | The Mystery Cleared Up. dae wish cette suamace gery | | GEN, Waterce retaoed tom Paitaae- | Trp Convenience, Comers on, he | Sper of ge taitnt cara ase eae —-—_ Borvices at the GUBLEY Cia PEL. near 7th and phia yesterday. . On motion of Mr. Sherman, the Commis- Horpdary streets, om 6 , ING next, | 4 vonG THE CALLERS at the White House | '2* ane an — no concuston. — loners of the District of Columbia were Mr. Blaine and Col, Scott Exonerated MOX probably bold foo coagpeees | hele Brery Bveting a3 ten te “fe th this morning wore Senator Morrill, Vt, Rep. | Ufternosn or thisevening = -8Y® “le | granted the privileges of the floor tor this | Ailare ttvited tonttend these apesttoge, vezrae” | Tesentative Vance Jonn C. New. eo a Mr. Edmunds moved t take up the 3 there is pot @ girl over ten years of age. In | — jg | _ReStGXED.—Jndge Curtis F. Barnam, | nici To AMEND THE ESvoRCcEuEST act.| SHARP FIGHT WITH THE SIOUX. | tne viinge of Sernstiten, in the disteiot at | THE CABINET MEETING was held this | cocond Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, | Mr. Sharman said anumber of Eenstons eres ie, 1 are knowa to — morning at ten o'clocx. No representatives | |). morning handed his resignation to the | 0D that side were now absent and he did not bave been killed. | Th isted of GOSPEL MEETING. from the Treasury or Navy departments | president, to take effect think this bill ongit to be taken up in their . {00 houses, Aod Was prosperous and peacefal, SABBATH EVENING, stSo'cloek. = | Tore present. creyitent, to take eifect on the Ist of Jaly | agence. During the Cincinnati coayention | THE CALDWEUL-BLAINE Dis. | Evers house bas been burned, and all the “WHY SHOULD I BE A CHBISTIAN TO- ; -- next. he said no political mensares had been taken PATCHES, pay eaggo a a few womea oTEL NIGHT?” NDIAN AGENT Puvwe has telegraphei Navy. oO: Up, on account of the absence of Senators The Matter Cleared me Pome aterm ~wolts, ORES AOTEL * 1 NAVAL ORDERS.— Pay Director T. 1. a . q e 2 and some women who w: by the how pea for the reception ANSWERED IH 10 SERMONS OF 3 MIN: | fo the burcau from Arizona that be has suc. | Looker, ordered to resume his dation at the So tnen ones jebgretore, | New Youx, June 23.—Mr. James C. Reed | Hau ineencne Trees once Rees ale Fish. ¢ UTES BAUH. ceeded in removing the Chiracahua Indians | say office, Baltimore, Md., 30th inst. Pay- | jretiéWas no more than right molishes the following letter, dated June | 9 great impression, at Consiantinopie. “tie All are invited soe 28 up to the San Carlos agevey withouttrouble | aster Richard by ogee vagy cy pm <— mr ES ee said the ——— — the 's tial clerk. To day lam sim int gevecneet ie nek ae nae Gee: with > A Cok The Festivnl o' a € x e Inty at the navy pay office, Baltimore, 30th | otber side who were away were paired, aud 1 is % 3h + Col. TES sensing Seicot. at the TeSvaireet eure yes HOw. Misr Charente bas tlegcapbet | TT aust ondencd iy satieascoonie, the Senator would notice that there were | Rostr's sities in Patel: ee at = aes iedsy, was ® grand mccess, in every particelar. | J. Proctor Knott that the revelations in the : quite as many absent on this side. ‘The gen- | that I eorceted Reena to nol Q 240 | A SHARP FIGHT WITH INDIANS. pricing citicen, Bir. Gcozge W 'Knoxs npea | Wisconsin whisky investigation have taken | _TH® PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATION at St, | Guile.S8 Many absent on this si ay been fuily | cablegram from Mr. Caldwell, beruves That | Gem, Crooks Berne Shet from Vader wachers and children, wae most bighiy appre: | him by eomplete Surprise, and that he | Louls will be as inharmonious as was the | discussed. The bill {itself was no more than | catied Bim the day before from Philadelphia », itm. | ciated: The opuibuses. ilobly decked Ja Oenten, destics the committee to awatt his Presence ielegation at Cincinnati. Senator Wallace pote im lad rorginonng aed ell ony gen to “cable nobody excepting Scott.” I al ee beep inst Gabe nF 4 bial style, ond | parvision of fore proceeding further. To accommo late nd * . seg Accordance With the de ‘wnat | explained to Col, Scot th ecel ved at :¢ nt headqua oe j Para Pie tea teaches nena eo nna,eram, the | Mr. Carpenter te investigation has besa avantitnens mia ee Was pow a majority of the Supreme Court. had mailed to Mr. Galiwell, podon, a | from Capt. Nickerson, aid to Gen. Crook, OCK ENON SPRINGS, Premier attention, be gait ton the eapeedoand | ‘THe Suxpey Crvit Binus.—The demo DISTRICT COMMISSIONER DENNISON re- | When all the Senators on the other side were | on its margia Lhad penclind “Let aenehets | On Rosebud creck on the morning of tee ten" SAT NORTH MOUNTAIN. gsth+ ring upon the grounds, it crats will make an effort to get through e a od | Present and they had all voted against it. hear from you;” “somebody” meaning Mr. | '®*ting several bourse. Our loxs was nine RLY SEVEN HOURS FKOM WASHINGTON THR ANNUAL MéETING OF with the sundry civil bill within the next | pesitn, trom Onin where he mee enon Mr. Morton regarded this bill ag one of the | Caldwell's friends in Boston, Col, Scott in | Men Killed and twenty-one woundet. Cai vet Ematt Proprietor. | ABD POTOMAG HIVES” BARE ou: | UWeaty-four hours, even if an all-night ses | O¢alth, from Onto, where he has deen for the | most Important ‘now before the Senate. It WM. H. Koss, MD. - " sit to his hi He is | involved the rights for the next few months | F2}delphin, or myself in New York; that | Hen sous euverhy wontaes ts aa tes _— = rece ~ ~ past week on a visit to 3s home. ie is ve Fi x Tae 4s was likely to stay at e Centenni a J — Meckient Fugelcen. | FAY for the gurprsecl electing Mine Directors | lon le necessary. Mauy of theta want to | Sett Niceand with the neralia inne ale on | Gre ieee cine a oe ane Dext few months hntil “the Army of ths Potomas mann! | won'the ight, and camped on the field. The =e pn Ss A the bill with tue republicans in au aahasened | ihe Cineinnatl eouvention. the Supreme Court hai virtually destroyed | Sune 6th, abd my office in New York would | /0dian8 made the attack, and bad ® force $40 per month of four weeks Board of Trade Booms. $19 Pennsy!y nie avenue the bill with the republicans in an unfinished —$—<$<—$<$<—<— the enforcement act, and it was absolutely | be closed during my absence and Mr. Cald- | they po doubt belteved sufficieat to whip Focal terms made for families, oF for avy Pagan te Stop asaely 10, 1876. Polls open | state, THE Danbury News man must take a back | essential that the present bill should be well’s lawyer ip Boston probably absent, 1 | this command.” A_ priv: patch states ee be Catena ‘ L. WM GUINAND, President. SEATED AND UNS¥ATED.—Delegate Fenn, | ‘eat. Mr.James R. Young, in one of his | acted on. qlee fare from Wasingion to the Springs wi “HA. GRISWOLD Been Heat, zi ; bad thovgbt it best, to went any ‘cable. that General Crook bad a horse shot from 7 Baltimore aud Ohio Rallroed aad coaches of Idaho, was sworn in this moraing to suc- | right, well posted Washington letters to | | After further discussion, the motion to | gram from Mr. Caldwell being lost, to direct | “uder him SS is only @3 50 the roand tr: TAs Beet. ke up was ied—ayes 23, noes 11. ing waters. grand scenery ceed Gov. Bennett, who was ousted by a re- | the Philadelphia Star, as long ago as April | “Xe up corri bh it toward Col. Scott by the above dispateh. = hon sth, said: “It Conkilog 18 not hominated | ,,rBe Chair lald before the Senate an invi- | Col, Scott thereupon showed me the follow The Markets, may ail be obtained at this suu- MILBURN’S SODA WATRE. port of the Committee on Elections. The | 1 iends iil nenes ae siekoe. whieh. looxs | *8tton from the Soelety of the Oldest Inhab- | ing telegram which he had that day rece! ved Batrim: June 23.—Virginia sixes, mer resort No bar, no extortionate charges, 0° | warcRaL SPRING@ WATERS ov Draught, House also adopted a resolution declaring J. | [is G1 strongly like Hayes and Wheeler itants of the Districtof Columbia to attend | from Mr. Caldwell: 4; Virginia consolidated. vu Geod food, abundaatly supplied, cooked in best | (CM-COLD TEA, OOF FEE and UHOOOLAT H cad of South Carolina, entitled to series, 80, Borth Carolina sixes. old, thelr 4th of July exercises. Eager frm Gemaind pad Hes 0 *. Jn 33 —Ootton steady and firm— . bis seat. This is the second colorea member er, promprtl: ved. TLVANIA AVENTR, * eh: CE 1429 Panxstivania near Willara’s, | Who has received consideration at the hands Bort en attractive summer home for Washi. of the Elections Committes. Souians, at rates which ell can afford — E. W. WHITAKER, « Low » May 31, 1576.—You: temen ‘The consideration of ihe bill to amend the Spore Aap oe to the Congressional Committee on the 1th, President pro tempore, laid before the Senate | ¢Dforcement act Was proceded Fae kue | relating to Fort Smith railway bonds which T quiet, steady eud cochanged. ou ‘chased of me, is perfectiy correct. I nochange ro—s-ucbera 2 —_——e @ communteation from Dr.John B. Blake, | Thurman and Whyte, the latter objectiag to | 320 BUF tantinte it, if uecesen firm but quiet; western ac.ive and higher—southers Ser comeiinc emaaneen enn ll 715 ‘th street, near Treasury Department. | coy Veeco ne TUCTOR ISATAH HANS- | president of the Oldest Inhabitants’ Soctety | ihe broad latitude of the language euploges | pon seeing that Mir Gadgets potenraen | seen sles westore or Ceverietive pumphists or Informacion. eallon | So. : parts : po! M er z IS ae io peme forms er on Diserlet . heesion and Bounty Cini, 8 com, chief of the bureau of construction and | of the District of Columbia, inviting the | in the bill. @o. yellow, 5 mixed. PE agin a : Mit | BM apot, Se'; Suis, 80 bid Atgos. Onis steady "je repair, U. 8. N., was examined at great | members of the Senate to be present at their ved meaned Gel. Sov widens, I ern good t Sad, western ce IN THE SENATE to-day Mr. Ferry, the 3 sout HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.—The | xpressed regret that Mr. Caldwell had not | Western A Centennial! celebration of Independence day % addressed it to the Judici ‘Committee; —A Medi length by the House Committee on Naval ord’ H m jock, and immediate! e clan, mm Leah dnl EL pg Be iit, | Aflairs to-day. His examination was very | *t Ford’s Opera House, at 12 m., July 4. ee ae, prsiaremagt rs: | ot TEL. COBB'S ISLAND, Va. went into committee on the sundry civil no =. sat ee sua a it eee Meal. Batter n of Anatomy, New kK | minute and went into the cost of the severa’ pr Ss Davi ofter to more y substan’ neces - 4 rupatteacs ang we taper gana g | ae ascii Soe tt Sanaa ened, | ums oMST gy seareeks alt eas | tat be mi be presented to tae Se an | Wie Bineoar te cic 0". | ey. precede ry prope | we: tu Corfe in acne Fa ya uri, wo as wel a ? - rE ° - a sPorting’a clear synopsis of the impediments t | Low being repairet. ae those | convention as a compromise candidate | piper (Gal) to inereate tie a situation into which affairs had drifted since | Pisa, ¥:pigkT MM Ane advancing, 118. Be ftors. —_—_——_ er ee Price, % cents Address the author. gen: wo 3 ee corn, 65 GW: onts, 104. memte—Corn. b ‘June 23 —Btocks active and lower. Gold, \ Exchene, tong, 4; short, dull and lower reall: Die oaks fuse Heda O14 Botye py | see mn esters Bet Steamer “* P Banks" to Cherrystone, v MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FEIDAY MOGN | [5PH- D. COOK. ine ropriation ~ ; when it becomes apparent that no oneof the | for the continuation of the abhie Buildin his last news: ‘advices from here—since oe te | ai Sodiitiz. boing tho resalt of 99 years’ ox; | _ THE CURRENCY QUESTION.—Tho Banking | ‘eading candidates now mentioned caa se- | al San Francisco to 81000 000) rejected. © | the day after Col. Seott bad testified, in fact, r i ¥ and Currency Committee have postponed a | cure the nomination. Judge Davis was led On motion of Mr. Weil: ¥ and ask him = C.) to cabie direct to Mr. vote on the specie-resumption repeal ques- | ‘nto writing his letter of declination when | tary of War was charged with the expendi.| Knott the ful ler denial whicn he offereil to Uon until Monday next, at which time it is | &¢ became aware tuat Tilden was the choice | ture of the appropriation for the State, War | make. J estimated tbat this plan would re, 5 ye 4 pa f may of the Illinois delegates. His friends | and Navy departments building. quire aboat three hundred words and cost hede beter. Core withoht important expected Gibson, of Louisiana, will have | “! chat So Terms—83 day, 818 per week, $60 pe ay, however, that he will not be withdrawn Mr. Huribut (Iil.) moved to increase the | upwards of $250, an expenditure which I was x, J 23, 12.50 ‘The rate of die month ct tnisty dopa. Sietiat oten toe Sane sod | spite Committe, Phe act tote ae eae ie | om the contest, but will be held back asa | appropriation for tie State, War aad Mace | Tbr ansot gre? ah expenditure which T was een, Jame merhet for three months: bills te for lovger than cne month. {> STRATFORD FENDALL, Was a tie. If Gibson votes with the anti. | Compromise candidate. Many of them feel | departments building to $750,000. Scott has written, I asked him to pay. He | Lal's per ceut., which is Kat por ant below the For information sddress COPE & SEGAR, "sen beg OS eee resumptionists the question wil! be brought | ‘@nsuine of success, ‘he committee recommended $250,009. declined to do so; in fact, as he hay stated, | heck nd rate, U. 8. bonds, 10 40's, Mim; Pim = =[Cap.4Rep | Cobb's Isiand, Va. = . © ————— 4 i t Evie, 12%, New York Central. #5 THE CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY of the Mr. Hurlbut called attention to the fact | he refused to have anything to do with it. that the present Navy and War department | Under the circumstances, in the face of the | , L0o00N- June 23.4 p.m —The guoterion of afiver An | independence of the United States will be buildings were insecure,and the vaiuabie —-A into the House at one Mmecst AIN HUUSE, jours SE Ee IMPORTANT MILITARY CHANGES in ere, re confirmatory cablegram and je offer of | *° 487 t#f0Xe6l. The market is ¥: = a = BANESBES, order has been issued by the Secretary of | observed by the army (by command of Gen | records were in danger of destruction. Some- | fuller denial which he had just received DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL Convey. CRESSON SPRINGS, Cambria County, Pa, 4 With Strest and Pennsylvania Avenus, War, relieving Gen. Schofield from command | Sherman) as follows: At each military post | ‘hing should be done therefore to complete | from Mr. Caldwell, the propriety of Colonel This delightful SUMMER BESORT wil! - ~ TION, which assembies at St. Lous on Toes. 7 [ - | these buildings and protect the papers. Scott's refusal was not apparent to me, and | 7 Is t nd hall the f the military‘division of the Pacific and | #24 camp provided with artillery and am Mr. Dupnell (Minn.) also advocated the | so it happened that in the discharge of what | 283 D€Xt. Is to meet in the grand hall of epered’ fe eptio: é Deslert tn Government and District Securities | © Saas of 4 munition @ salute of thirteen guns will be fio 4 : 1 ne PI = fe Winn! | Merchants’ Exchange building, which has Be opened for the reception of ganute 9 roreien machacgs aad Golde wmieiy’ | Ssrigning Bim command of the Wet Polat | teed et the dawn and alsn at the close or the | Amendment as being of absolate necessity | T considered an act of justice to Mr, Bains, F € ig Ds op of the Allegheny Mounfaras uo . capacity for seating fully five thousand : 5 he government arcutves. | of my own volition, at my owa expense. , a : “s ‘ay, and a national salute will be fired at | for the security of t . {| sons. The merchants’ exchange bes bat re- Bure desirable place can be found any wh PHE BEST $1 GLASSES Smee = Socket ae __ meridian. Post commanders will provide Mr. Kelley (Pa.) sald he doubted whether pelpregpemreger Bey ge Os = direct | centiy been completed, and is one of the Zoe lta: MC, adgrees a CLELLAN, Suy't it . fon of the South will be diseontinee. Pes | stch additional Inexpensive observan Freee a erect a ce oetay Ot this Need Me a tat geniladelphia and | bandsomest buildings, expecially designed —- we uxnica SG | 1o" eo under com- | 2UCh 88 parades, &c.,as they may con: th since! economy. cepred 3 to e fal SSrreyre IN AMERICA Cepartment of the South will pe uader com- mand appropriate to tite occasion. They may also, | ®€lieved in the erection of these bulidiags, | supstanflate” what ne ad taatday eavies 4 mg bi a ‘ol, Ruger. aL thelr discretion, participate wita their | Decause they gave work to people wuo need- | Colonel Scott, by telegraphing bim to say, | Poets are, four for commercial Purposes, in the comeing. : ifferent entrances to POINT LOOKOUT SUMMER RESORT, Bott H. H. HEMPLER, Optician, and Mottage plan 2 : building, and in addition to the grand stair. = = J : by wire, to the Judiciary Commitice CoNFIRMATIONS.—The Senate, in execu- | commands in any civic or military carenio- | “4! a ‘a2 | Way, Which ascends in the center, thers are ig ’ iat ‘ne majority of the House refasel two | exactly what I jadged from his cable- n 0 OPEN JUNE D 422 letptr_453 Fennerivanta av..corner si st | tive session yesterday, contirmed the follow- | mes taking place In the Le maliticaeerdotiace berths pmo pabite To “Colonel "Seat, 4 hea — rope = ;LOTHING ing nominations:—James A. Williamson, of | P*'S 10 which they may be invited. putldings, while it gave forty miliioas for | &!" knowledge I hi his Euro- | tire length of the buildiee: adhe tetr ae Yereco.ma. | IST6 © ie 1876 | towa, to. be Commissioner of the General NOMINATIONS.—The President sent the the ae - — In other Lede = = a, a RY length. STne ceiling 18 lofty, and beautifally ie a Land office, vice 8. 8. Hurdette, resigned following nominations to the senate to-day: | ives millions to tie anze mines walle say. © time books of the Western - and appropriately frescoed. All of the ar Joana < CHASE! UNTIL YOU EXAMINE | Yj 7 . t 5 Ree : a , < : priate leawant de Ra ir lp op SB (AMINE | Wm. J. Hoppin, of New York, t6 be & Henry H. MeCormick, to be attorney of the 's the laborer starve. ‘ompany will demonstrate that ail the dis. tary of legs J 4 rangemeuis jor the accom: ation of the at ad . . Hort : Mr. Huribut’s amendment was rejected. patches I refer to moved tn the order I state: ~ merly $25, at A. STRAUS Tat; resigned. James Day, of New Teton, | C-8.for the western distriet of Peansyiva- | 24, 4uribatis an Nourned as ct T that several hours after Mr. Caldwell’s Teen of the principal Sitios tn tke eonemy toe BEAUTIFUL WHITE MABSEILLES VEST, | jo be se 1 secretary of legation at Loudon, | °!%; Charles C. Waters, to be U. 8. district | tay 3 session, and at 12 o'clock was called to Ty dental had reached Colonel Scott's connected by wires, which lead to an 0; Perry county, Pa. Siagle cr double-breasted, for @1 at 1011 | vic Wi. IH. Cheesebrougit, resigned, Post rney for the easteru district of Arkaa- | order for Fridy’s session. us Lcabled him to send a fuller denial | ff fo the rear of the rostr: white = : Peunsy{vauia aven' 1—Wmm. 0. Huichinson, Jacksonviile, | #8: Postmasters—Towner Sebloy, Charies- | On motion of Mr. House (Tean.), the | by cable to tne Judiciary Counties, oe pocumatie tubes cnnmest the hell ail ane mma eS ey eae we mong, | Ais, Mrs. Ernestine Sierne,Jeifersoa, Texas. | (¥2) We Vai Sam Corson, Wasbingtou, | House disposed of the contested election nufavorable comment bas bee iain Office of tue Western Union telegraph Situated or t tP ie Midland raft- #0 look at the $10 Worsted Suit at A. STEBAUS’ = N. C.; Thomas Taylor, Chattanooga, Tenr case of 8. S. F vs. F. W. Bennett, from fact that in my dispa' oat ig og eB reed y ppuss | 4 TELEGRAM Fro Mu. N.G. Onpwar, | Milltiry appointments—Aifred C. Sharoo. | iquno, declaring MY. Fenn entitied to the | well I preserived tis reply to the co:nmit- | COMPRES. TORN TS. 10 diterene watterne AOLE Eee | We bave received the following by tele. | [owa, to be:d t ralry: Her and he waa sworn in. tee. Ibelieve that method is of com: roast Mommarrons.! ee ee Dane a ROLk rome b if e1t J. Slocum 2 enaa On motion of Mr. Harris, (Va.) the House | usage with people accustomed to sending | x22 %,, CITCuswa abe .— via same ence barca bh Infan ogether with appointments | uiso disposed of the contested cases of Cox | long distante costly telegrams. If Co: tg mene ro rl y ae ‘THE OBIENTAL SILK WORSTED BUIT for | Co me 23.—Evening Star second leutenaucies of the member: Siait, from Minnesota, and of Lee vs. | enel Scott had provided the means per- | Clotions ratify ing the recent nomitetinnsned eS, most dressy out this seagom, at A. Sand torn pt pee poe au pone teat < he last class graduated at the military Kainey, from South Carolina. In both cases | haps I would have adopted oiher aud plat te mee ay hy Cincinnatl. Am: ‘the red. z STRAUS’. —— Captain Binckiord wilt ail be explaings | \“ademy, heretofore published. ‘he sitting members were confirmed iu their | more elaborate manncr; but I cuose to dic~ a O18 J. CANNON, Propristor. BRINOE ALBERT FROCK COATS, with Vests . “yg ‘ speakers was Hon. Wm. Orton, who i Tas * s “ seats, and the revolutions were adopted. late exactly what I thought Mr. Caldwell Ha: Sone, Besueitel peeteen or OM. 96 LOEL | Tiitae cnr Acmente Metin cree Bann Pere ee Tre emo Gays past hassnffered | ““Th¢ “House thea went” into cusanittes | could and shound. ays Seeks cee Tae | wae & mistake to think that liayes and ? Wheeler had been sprong on the convention Penne) Ivania avenue. “gain on the sundry elvil bill. money to pay for my ‘telegram came from accorvance with a rule of more ‘than six fined ed. 4“ at Cincipnati at the [HE GREAT RIT OF THE SEASON !—A | yrors’ standing. My duties in the iesis. | °° to his Ded. Surgeon General Barnes se HYGEIA HOTEL, FORT MONRO OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. ‘This delightful Summer Resort, command!ng a ° ast moment. The : Mr. cng (Va Lae an amendment Rd = Cages @od_ the form I cores wes names of both men had el i os consid Liven Duster, very long aud nicely made, for i sreseribes absolute rest for several weeks as | *ppropriating 350,000 for the repair, &c., of | the briefest, hence cheapest, way of indicat- | ¢, weral mon revs , ang EA prem Bet Creed onthe Atlantic #1,8tA-8TRaUs. enpicin Gee eat tad hie indispensable condition of averting very igranayee department at the naval station | ing the ground his, reply should cover; Seeks on pre ae eet cele sean Ge a ae aay ah Supt: na ‘ serious consequences, and orders that at Norfolk. Adopted. 9@ It observed, on May 3is . b Beene aed Walce eee Rous te every ARE | PRE DELLEBAREE PLAID CASS SUIT re- piain Blackford have withneld a dollar | “rt ue, coaseauences vigorating air on the ——— found to be so free of all taint that they were cuced to $18,at L011 Feunsyivauia avenge, "| belonging tocolored men. 'N.G.ORDWaY. | “0st be taken tn scme invigorating Popeaud | THE BALTIMORE AND PoTowac R. R in the ppt Pn et Rome gh Rd remeen. “Waar comely trimmed and mede in the very late Me. CLAPP’s PeTITION.—The Senate Verdi bave been urgivg upon him the same DEror. ‘The Senate Committee on Public — et our ——s business <7 be victorious at the next election as he soe yerds divens ach We 60 20 steamers toneht | yey ccepeerennea ouneow Committee on Privileges and Elections held | course. ile = Buildings and Grounds and the sub-commit- | eee ee ae eat ed ae eee ot | the sun would r:se to morrow. Fata of the co Bn ‘THE EINE BLACK CLOTH pugs svrra | * Meeting to-day to further consider the roved Lda, He remanor in ben sans | tee on Railroad of the House Committes | S¢cTeC¥: z ~ r rind & improved to-day. He remained in bed dur- | ‘ on ble code book of the Westera Union he could | 4 neriLtaNt RECKPTION was given Wea Ae ge barge Soe Apes should be sea to be approciatod, at Petition of A. M. Clapp, Congressional Prin- | ing most of theday. Although his physi- | 02 Public Buildings and Grounds, consist- easily have discovered that “Favo” oO” siguidied | nesda: y evening at the residence of ee praying for an investigation into the | cians advise his early depariure from the | ‘Of Messrs. Harrison, Waish, Williams, | Cxactiy this Fro das CO Rook tise Bros. Philadelphia, to Annie Louise Cary and ‘Torme—@11 10 per week and upwarts, according | ENGLISH STRIPE AND PLAID OAss surr | ™&nazement of his office by a Senate com- | city, tt Has not been daclicn than le weais | of Michigan, Kim ball, and Woodworth, held \.¥. foloestion. Speciai terms to parties remaining a E thet sold (816, selling Seption of peests ior tne Beane feaecn. ‘Waart | A FULL LINE of Children's SUITS, hand- way, N-Y., to Josian Caldwell, No. 115 Can- | other distinguished vocalists and mu mittee. The subject was discussed at some | to travel a: ent, e So nceting today avd sathorized Mr. Mor- | non street, E. C., London,” To save the cost hor longer. Address statue” now fe O15, 0 A. | length, and the conclusion informally best fein ree nly nor where tt wonla be | yi11, of Vermont, chairman of the Senate | or. word bnanp te : pe danny Fa pk, Jem H. PHOEBUP, Proprictor. oo ERS, Plain ond pen reached that the Senate had the authority to OTOMA "i Vics eee of odiaees vive uo A e 1 A CoMPROMISE EXPECTED ON - | mit to the Committees on Public Buildin, AS Bese 's stan, ‘great variety of colors, at 1011 Peansyivania | MAKE the investigation asked for without c D OX THE SAL bile “4 Near PIN EY PU. sss. The occasion was the departure wail, I wrote Little 4 bonds, oe of Miss Giry for awn, Among the artists stranger might construe mean the muni- Ki reference tothe acuion of the House. Tne | any QUESTION.—The prospect agree- | *8d Grounds of the House an Senate, iar chairman, (Mr. Morton) it 1s understood, < : ees » | cipal bonds of that city, and an intended cs DB i * - iT, Ma A ESS ment between the two Houses on the legis- | 2Utborizing him to communicate with the | Giipnie Sir Cotta 7 Se telegrasa 30 Mise Esmeralda Cervantes, Miss Julia Rives, nn ts —— resort wili be open for reo-ption of NOBTH HOOSIO 0488. SUIT et $11, is only | will draw up a report on the subject setting leg the commi . B. atte ne Joth. to be had at A. president of the Baltimore and Potomac et cad, “1 | 2 I merts, Ferrauti, 8. forth the views of the committee ou the sub. | !#tlve, executive and Judicial appropriation | fallroad, and siate to him that oles ees tien: Changed itso 28 toread, “I | Willis, G. W. Colby and others. Visitors by Potomac steamers will be — b mest spemesty et Piuey Point or Maret i hever gave Blaine any Fort Smith railway ——— ————— ect and indicating th er fi bill, is now quite favorable, and there is | arrangemepis are made by the compan bonds,” ore ea wt ic ee eee SETS: al rimmed and nicely | ir vestigation shaifbecouducted. Ve ee | ovety prospect that the bill Will be cuactel | wiane a ents, Made by the company | bonds.”'an expression of more explicit a For a Camnenace,—

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