Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1873, Page 4

re _ an first pase.) whit OTHER GREAT FIRE BOSTO: - Third Legislative Assembly. TY ITEMS. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS, = i = Ey: Ei : ee . 4 nose muna ABT er ial _EVENING STAR. _ Radda ponhinst the chaplain, a r eee Yeast Powper, you will soon THERE Wit K A STRAWBERKY fainess charge bys detach ne Gf %Ca lary H. Guuverse, ~~~ Siwéetinna Tie com 3 > Souucll bill No. at, to prevent incompetent persons | find it not only the best, bat also the cheapest. | SD -nnarton atraet BE Conteh, Georestown. 1D i je A. —— nM ae Ca ~~ = ne on Deciquarters of the decoration IN FLAMES. FRIDAY 004. ,00000-s000000+-MBy 30, 1878, from engaging in the drag business, wes referred. Baking Put up full, net weight. 300 | This AFTERNOON and EVENING Alle ty ree mem. — « — Ps te > the fallot 1864. The reaeain® of Shout weenty committee on Sth street, near D, at abont half | gne Comflagration Rapidly Spreadiag | << —@ —__________—— Br, Hall ated a maa ial from the rope tees aed leur other Union s0lt ers al%) repose here. Comrade past clgst, in carriages. Most of the decorations Sea LOCAL NEWS. tors of 4B univer of Jewelry Store, No. 437 Pennsylvania KR. Banér Was charged with the anty of | had preceded them, having been sent out ye--| @ Nerthwest Wind Famming the Te shad and herring | near 4\ street, received this mu BL aetitating these graves, and at half-past sight ter’ay. On their arrival the party repaired to Flames. o'clock he lett Grand Army Hall, accompaated ED P the arbor near the center of the cemetery. wan — 18 Pot jgeferred. strom Foster Hen- | Pesutiful styles of jewelry on fcasery Tteen perso: f ere | which had been covered with large American Bostow, May 30, 9:30 a. m.—A fire broke out e sate: — Chas. cot “3 be ‘ceter psoas and pescsetod poco tapenthe Betgage tee the flags, ‘evergreens, and other ornamental dévices, | a little after § o'clock this a. m., and is now | S¥amp Angels”—last night but one, herring may be multiplied to almost any extent in ta thesessice of eabrcing tee pepment of Serres Wewerams se Admission, 28 cents iu i “Rip Van Winkle." andthe | Smine tite thes Soottyssebeeal | anig.—The copper soda : y rel ed at once tothe | where the preli: exercises took place. A ng on both sides of Washington street, near Theater Comique—‘Rip roperty ; co Meee ae : inden . gzrtval of the party they © crenaaer bare ‘ayer | prayer was poo Rev. E. C. Merrick, Bayiton and Essex streets. The Globe Theater Lond variety entertainment for benefit of Otto nOtmetion ‘of it. Brow ace wae agreed that ween ey oh . t, was only charged at 20 FE Tes0nnry. INARY SRQRGAINS IN Diy y Comrade Brouner, Miss Annie 1). Ware | after which Comrade M. BD. Leggett delivered | is destroyed. A northwest wind prevails. urbank, ve Couns LR be to moet on Saterday next, | store, tool Te Fe ant Striped Greg: read, with feeling, the following poem, | 4 brief address appropriate to the occasion. [Second Dispat rsiden Joely ig een page cahanome tes et Grevedines. written for the occasior The followi: ode was then read by Boston, May 30, 10a.m—A broke out Fae eerenapengr goa aacleas soda, are guaranteed to stand 650 lbs. pressure Sultings, et 25, 97 and doc Our Nation's Dead. Comrade J. B. Dunning: about half p efght o’clock this a. m. in the From § mwe haye the Ameri: Ag- to the equare inch. 0.2 Ds og eet ay “y Shey — They are Sleeping To-day. upper part of Haley, Morse & Co.’s large fur- | riculturist for June, season; accepted. a ; Batiat and Linen Suitings. al shades. very Leap r oe x Street, | ‘The courts were not in session to-day and r. Browne, from the committee @ police, to me | a a ey Bt B. B. WOeneeRy, B.D. BY MRS. MARIN BARTON GREENE (‘‘Dais¥ pet.) | Biture warehouse, No. 41 Washi » : bit § hh We carr§the attention of the traveling pu! : = ~ b read! fearfi many places of business were closed. wi was referred Council bill No. 25,4 the ished. fi of J Top B ‘Alpacas and Moh. an Bev cicen the brave, who sink to res’, Fear srs sleeping to-day, the brave andine true, | Sine bong tigen the nortaweet Ths prince | RSS Feerench: tid isch sted: has been Potguec, sated that the commutes bed pre- | Co. on sth trect, they being. the only prac. | &.leree mock of SYR Gekcomtsswehes teat —Cltins. | Frenette, | Sar divectuk ormenionere towards Harrison | awarded ihe contract for tine writing paper | ‘nthe Potomac. stated that thy committee had pre: | Co.on ith treet, they being the only prac: Gen ‘i hallowed ground !—for here repose the brave. And under the bloom of spring's verdant turf. avenue, Hudson street and South Cove. The | for the House oF Rersenente vee lishing the | hat thew - | dies’ Dress Trunk and Traveling Sacks in the Toomer call, a threatened land to save, They are buried to-day on battle-fields, where fire departments from the adjacent cities have ‘Workmen are employed in demo! ing th v ad and he city, ther with a large stsck of Ladies’ ud who in Freedom's Cause, with parpose high, Our flower-wreaths for victors, they never may | been called u yn, and the streets in the vicinity | mound at L street and row ery ona Bele —y Satchels. Thetr stock is complete th Hebly resolved to conquer, ot to die” share, hey have fallen | Of the fireare blocked with moving goods. and a fountain will be erected on the site. all tte @ ix, and the goods offered for do, here they rest —and with Springs «unlit hours, | Where the battle was fiercest they have fallen Late: Brad Adams sends us an armfal of pictorial f persone wh style, beauty of finish, and durability ani We come to their graves with fairest flowers. "| wi “pire, winde, and waters, their lone Visils | THE FIRE ACROSS WASHINGTON STREET— | and literary sn ga Meine —- Hudicd the means. of multiplying the food fishes, | price, cannot be excelled tu the city: Gres No more the bugle’s blast, nor war's alarms— keep. KERING’S PIANO BUILDING AND THE | in detail, but all of the latest dates. B.A. has your committee are ef the opinion that shad and | them’ a call—25 sth street, neat to oaa Fen Nor rolling hall summon them to arms. iW TREATER IN RUINS everything in his line. | Fe For they havé reached that bright and blissful shore | They are camping to-day on field< they have wo Boston, May 3, 10.05a.m.—Whendiscovered, | A child for here strife. death . lows’ Hall. 303 ir years of age, son of B. F. Hack- | the Potomac without any interruption or restriction dinrase and jo more, | Thrice hallowed the ground a brave soldier sleeps if Haley, Morse | man, living at 40 B street southw hile | of fishing if the artifici ation of those fishes Ere “2 20, fronting $ fret on the wouih wide of Bewered the roll-call in that camp aboves? ! ; Mgic < partum, tong tho omen ee | paren ne carne street, lastevening, | could beenforeed at all!the #eheries on theriver: | | BEWARE Ov CorrER FOtNTAINS Pon SoA. | streets laieern’ Washingioe and Ge here all ie Harmony, and Peace, and Love. He bas planted the Flag ‘midst carnage and bloo d, ing from the roof. The ‘piles | accidentally fell into an open sewer excrava- | but this would require legislation by the states of | Upon hearing ol thé explosion of a copper soda by o Benth “of 230 feet. Tho impr boly re! in an honored Canse. Comcestam in terest, through fire end throngn | Sime were Meuing from the roo x tion, and, severely injured himself about the | Maryland and Virginia and the District of Golam fountain at Jarvis’ confectionery store,on Mon a substantial and nearly new Bri @ Cause of Human Bights aml Equal t food, of jight material packed away were like so | tio » Severely injured enforced under the direction of the commissioners | day night last, we decided to test the relative | boure, « ataining tee Dath-roon et in your glorious graves, for you have won Wis be thonted, | Farewell companions,—go tell | much tindes, and before the alarm could be | head. . daving authority over the whole l-ngth af the river. | strength of copper and steel fountains. In and ¢., He, and one of the best immortal price—your work was grawdly My Kindred afar. that no coward I fel iven great volumes of flame were rolling up| | Inthe Police Court yesterday, in the case of | ‘The fisheries chould he either taxed for tite neue a Suter naan Nene tee casas damn akin 3 And in the proudest—in batties van Qh: comrades’ draw near; raise this banner Thotd, | Hite "dlet into the ale, aan clocds Oy eoke | Thome sige Court ye charged with letting | thiw mpmacnenond he either poser fe ng a enper Somntaine st be orms, One-third each n 6, 12 and 18 You nobly died for Country—and for man. Though dying, P'itcling to each bright, starry fuld ” | Wed, rising. The heat’ generated was intense, | rooms for gambling purposes, after he wit | return tothe river at leat ten shad oF herring fry a we pew oemne ha the steel Soun {Aine | months, with interrat at 0 per am, @ ‘ had all given testimony the judge fined | forevery one fish taken. may ata 3 : ied ‘ ‘ They bave fallen wherever war's pathways have | and in twenty minutes the upper stories of the | nesses 8 ery, ohing S0,000 chad at wu expenec Of tens thas | as we dare ce on on eoeenster, Sncing at cost of percha a dimen pola cabs ae sheng led i building from front to rear, a distance of 200 | Donaldson $500 or six months in jail, and the | fehery taking wa a rgenesiof lesa than | 8 s ee! bt a a nl In hospitals, camps, or in prisons—unfe Ba feet, were a mass he eg flame. The fire | three principals $50 each or 90 dayseach in j: ie r > : : soon as the property is atruck off ‘ALMER & Green, Georgetown. pa Property THOMAS DOWLING By the road-side alone, in twilight «deep cloom— | worked back into the 0 1. o ed to the river going to sea would ret w the red of death around her fly of Geo. F. Bonney, | At the regular weekly meeting of the Wash- * im . fit tor the table. an Wome cae = —— aeminee we ‘We then bad hope. that when the war was o'er, Ah tothe warrior s sad doom~ 1 on Bumstead place, which runs out of Boyis- | ington Schuctzen Vere in yesterday, the awards 6 it necd« no argument eet tag Epo eg Bepeting .. Avene BBX THOS. DOWLING Avctioncer, Georgetown, Gor nation wold be pure fore Saeed ton street, near Washington street, and de- | were announced as follows: For bowling—F irst stntackeaal See ass Co eon PEREMPTORY SALE OF SIX COMFORTABLE ‘That then throughout onr land wou rminedanitrace | stroxel it: Eventually the walls of the immense | prize, M. Joseph; second. H.Groverman; third, Secon Sue eum ok DWELLING HOUSE wae Feet ees oe “To conquer or die F country to save editice fell and crushed to atoms tne extensive | John Voght; fourth, C. Ruppert. For shooting | of the But aa it is not within the authori- | 8. Treasury. Ne a a ; a3. selfish aims, and pride of power <huld fail, uv allery of Jourdain, with all the stores beneath | —First prize, Capt. Baugh; sccond, John Lige | t¥ of this Legisiature to control the fisheries on perfect cure, even in extreme cases, if none but | 34,8 8R And love of * cart oreermeere eee: fe But we gather to-day love, f on the op posite corner of Fayette court. The | pold; third, G. F. Wassman. 2 comide pdt suitable shoes are bateason tr ‘On TUESDAY, June : 1 peace! « follow mart fe, + . 7 - 3 5 r ned ve — And clown with joy vupreme our seattle Sed tescatter’ apor Mgrec imowids | #4M€S soon spread to another great building | This morning the two horses attached toa | fut ey!l may be d : Crxcisxat! Lackn’ axp Buck Brer on ne clamor sot Rice aljacent, and that was also destroved, includ- | wagon belonging to a colored man named Dod- | ach week t ; | draught at Geo. W. Driver's new sample roo: And now. thongh in the far-off South, we fint All the choicest and sweetest of nature's fair flowers | ing Nos. 403, 405 and 407 Washington street, the | son, took fright near tho corner of 7th street “ corner Pennsylvania avenue and 4\ street. 27 Shite proving to their interests traly blint; From garden and grotto, and greenwood’ wild | premises of Rhodes, Ripley & Co., clothing; | and Pennsylvania avenue, and ran into a tour- m ¥ protection to the fis ; ~ Fpocgh Sery passions, reckices rale and hate, were e - W. Brockett, pianos; George Foster, hats; | horse wagon belonging to Vanderbilt, re effectual means refi TAKE Aven’s PULs for all the purposes of a qo 4 Ye mill visit cack hero who slcepe in this shade, | JF. Libby, dry goods, and George F. White: | and. tha wnecls of therveiictes being locked, the sinended bill provides that it ehatt | Purgative, for Constipation, Indigestion, Head red by ad When wiver counsels shall recuse Their sway Aud sprinkle our flowers on every lone grave. waning? : ” | dott teams started across Pennsylvania avenue awful for any person to take orfish for shad or | ache and Liver Complaint. By universal ac- | aveine & cost of the ep sit of [ Hn . nd Lili 1 wild columbi: Later. he flames have crossed Washington | into Louisiana avenue—the driver of Dodson's within the ict of cord, they are the best of all purgatives for fam. Tequired as GOOD as the property i soa Davis My brothe: rth, South, East, or West, bang se eater meting een sory street. Chickering’s splendid granite building, | wagon and a small girl in Vanderbilt's wagon mh day of May aud the 2lstday of December of | iy use. mW. W at)-dis THOMAS DOWLIRG ant five Benceforth would Le supremely blest, With the pansies sad ‘anid wer with its immense front, and the Globe theater, ] being each thrown out, but. fortunately ‘not Year, or between geuuset op Saturday evenin orget the past.—ite griefs and tears! We'll mingle the fern-leaves and blue vio! fost hurt’ much. The teams broke down. a lamp | abd sunriccon Monday moruiog of any w JULIPS, SMASHES, COCKTAILS and other pre- ‘The blighted prospects of <o many yeare, jet are inruins. The fire has also caught the ste art much. p x And to the Nations let us pl ‘That ea BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown And the laurel—whose language and historic name ~ 7 . : th net, seine, wire-tral und; and it shail be | scriptions carefully comp ied by Geo. W le of the Presbyterian church, corner Beach | post, and when near the corner of 9th street one | ¥!' 4 3 3 y ALT. ROV ROPERTY © wer warondet Lave” ethe,cmblem of glory—the crown-wreath of fame— | Lreet and Harrison avenue. The spire is a | of Vanderbilt's horses fell aed. thare hens peer cer ° pa ng | river and his corpe of eff rt ponaiante, at | VAAGHINGTON STREET, ChoncETows: Jere, on this day , let us our vows renew, Fic wit ccaster te- da ae eee and crowns, | sacs of tam passed over his neck, injuring him fatally. fishes by any pier net, seine or pound, or any other | (he new samy ae eee N Misicoe tat m country we'll be trie, ey eee re ene The International Hotel Gone. ——_e——_ Means used for fishing: apd it shall be'nulawfal for | @Venue and 4), street. 1 purse lves—for them we eure shall be, They aren FONT comrades—these tong files | Boston, May 30, 11 o'clock a, m.—The rearof | Lively Meeting of the National Labor | 4 Person to use in fishing for shad 2 than four | A STARTLING TRUTH'—Thousands die anna. r in word and deed—t umanity. acaves = , ™ y : seine the meshes of which measure less than four 1 ‘ i aa, which v7 ot on the east ab bal: our young Republic grow in might Bear wituees to-day that these martyrs and craves | Ch#Uncey'street is threatened both from Hay- Council. 2 i sell or ofter for | ally from neglected coughs and colds, which | perween Dantarten ae? Bort And to the Nations om Lene Were the warriors who battled fur FREEDOM and | W8td Place and Essex street, and the entire WORKING MEN AGAINST THE POLITICIANS. pbia any fresh shad | Soon ripen into consumption, or other — G0 feet. The improveny prevail; LGR. scuare bounded by those streets and Washing- Quite a lively and exciting meeting of the ween the Zist day of May and the 3ist | fatal diseases of the lungs; when by the timely | two-story-and-ball B Who rallied—enlisted—put foemen to flight. ton street, which is notalready destroyed, is be- | National Labor Council took piace last night at | day cf December of coy ges and any person use of a single bottle of Zr. Wistar's Balsam o | Water and gas, perm rise display, ‘They will answer no more to the bugles soft notes abandoned by its occupants. their ball, on Louisiana avenue. Jat hi visions of this act shall be Wild Cherry their lives might have been tes, pantry, &c., &c wice pe ‘Wile witu Prosperity tad Phen?y thes? Or rollcall «fnanies, where our starry Flag floats: | "Chief Damrell ‘expresses confidence that the | “Tne serie ee ete. onder at 4:30 Sail be puntahed by fine : served toa green old age. SR ee ae Bball rive thie proud Kepublic af the Wer. be ES ge el en lie po ms | fire will speedily be stopped. The loss aiready | o'clock by the president, Mr. A. E. Redstone, hor more than five iat =— ——— re. "7 hy of the attention amounts to several millions. and several credentials of delegates were ac- | “Sec. 2. That the Governor shall appoint a conuis- | . TURCO-RUSSIAN BaTHs; also, Medicated Va- Yne-third cash, f ; Baths, for all skin disease, at Dr, Shedd’s, b these mounds about ns here All these faces and forms that lie hidden to-day Continuing its course southerly from its place | cepted; delegates who it was loudly claimed by | sioner of ficheries. whose iluty it shall be to inanire | Por Bache, fe i “5,206: ith interest Reejimnneticrcacticdsntheamisy | Binet Mecmynctapeacy tered star | OF oie the fie soon attacked the Luterua- | Some prevent did wot represent the trades Hotuese Trerrand te'geucereack landotte | negroes, —__q____ Ban = pom ek Share the treasnres of sone one, who waited to hear | tional Hotel, G. R. Richardt proprietor, No. | — A motion was made to go into execntive ses- | Potomac rive ie Ww. Ginp’s Sewine Macatee. Th on _ en tas thee Gone that shan eemnse the Seld— Scme tidings of them —waited year after year, 415 Washington street, and it fell an easy prey | sion, whi iter a lively discussion pro and | thestatesof Maryland and Virginia aa, will celebrated Basaar Patterss® at Chas. | READY FOR THES Jer precious jewels, and with sure muceeus And the message at last that their anxionshearts | to the devouring element. The sway ot the y agreed to by the president cast- mary of the District. o! Baum’s hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street, oi on Be heir efiorts crown. Se from the North, East, | was ‘“Mscially Wounded”—or, « Missing”—or | Monster was irresistable, nd the next to fall its | ing the deciding vote, the meeting being ev ual ceveary and actual expeises i Intelligencer Building 10.25” es ithe fall corre of 8 rt clase workmen. @ com ext, “ * oe victim was the large tour story stone front | divided. hose opposed to the chairman thei i $40. which sum is hereby appre 5 > “4 — ‘The mothers of our land sent forth their best find tney ve soniningto-des’ while the Kuowirant building oceupted by Kelly's billinrd rooms, No. | lerage hat nea loudly expromed. thair deter | “Sie slosmreswed acces ee Swe keetana | San commesnerer large appreciate the use- | Stuffs, &c., °.) Lam fully prepares +0 And dearly loved ones in their manly mizht, ane wakuows 419 Washington street; Geo. Thomson & Co., | mination to-eut loose from Mr. Redstone and | others against the passage of the bill setting forth fulness of Singer's Sewing Machine. 1,5 | LADIES’ AND GENTS’ SPRING AND SUMMER Aracrifice to Freede Truth aod Kight. Slee rl where ‘land< tl flower-wreat|is ra, Ne 2} i Montgor cé Co., con- . ey Ned i { politicians,” de- | their re id that it isthe large seines: —s lore let thems tert while heaven Wrdses shall eb. Sleep sweetly where garland= and * | tailors, No. 421, and Montgomery & Co., con- | what they called “his ring of politicians,” de preety r c ier Peers Ontita. ¥ WEARING APPAREL, ihe grateful incense o'er cach lowis hal are strewn, fectioners, No. 423. The fire on Beach street, | nouncing them as +‘a bogus concern awd not by the nmcnasere i. aaa cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. It | promptly and Jo the best manner ad ii h, has been extin- vresentatives of th ingmen.” The dis- regulates the stomach, cures w: olic and i w. WHEATLEY, Avd =pring rs their fragrance fling sadly ye betie, | 8 the Presbyterian ehurch, has representatives of the workingmen. Hehts of theeilla renege edt gry a peal HO MEAT bs aneen ay ae eratknelicn * | guished. The military have been called ont, | affected members remained eatside until the | ° Mtr Bi the arguments | Cote ole Heep. It iso : iM STESE BYZING ANY & honest home « th —this aallowed ground. dear | and th ds in the vicinity of the tire are | executive session broke up, when they returned ¢ 5 ec td STARLISHED 1831 ig driven back, giving the firemen more | to the hall and organized temporarily by a Ponp’s Extmact cures . , | Premium awarded tas? t dead our noble ones and trn Glory in Heaven. |_| room to work. Mr. James Mackey to the chair, and Mr. fi paprennod weed th hs Commitive had co | Biles, ulcers, toothache, sore throat, erring, QMice 49 Jeffereen wt, Georgetown, D.C They tell in Freedom s canse—the can en oor The Fire Under Control. Corbett as secretary. deavored to’ frame a bill beari Aliclasses of | Scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, colic +t A.cation’s tears shall water Tong the 24, A vation ie saved and the victory is theirs STON, Mav U0, 12 M.—The tire is now be- | Ked-hot speeches were made repudial fehermen alike, and accomplishing the objects pros | lamencasr retese, vont 7 ( ba Soper All the Glory and Honor and praixes are die Meved to be fully under control. action taken by ‘‘the so-called Labor Posed. hoarseness, diarrhera, and 5 DRY GOODs. th To the heroes who fought in the old Army bine. THE WILDEST EXCITEMENT = oe ls iy ort ———— = Bp S yee spoke in favor of the bill, showing its | Pond’s Extract differs from all other advertised ‘Their sacrifice shal! never be fo Immediately after the reading of the poem | exists throughout the city, and thousands of | pointed by Mr. Redstone, and especially ex Gulick thought the bill g » | Preparations in the fact that it is a standard ACE SACQUES AND SHAWLS For they immortal area deathice the party was divided into detachments and | extras are being circulated. It b ee ee oe aeek and they Ki arene ee coryiitecreenie see oe { icine, treated of in medical writings, and L the great Nation’ 2 proceeded to decorate the graves, being assist- | tion day, all the insuran Ere cloned, | Ate. Wacom moved 2 es fishing is gone outside of the jurisdiction of the ' : i C 5, to be a cure for these diseases, m,th,s,tf = ed by the veterans of the Old Soldiers' Home, in | but they are now beinggopened, on intelligence | action of the so-called Labor Counc sth,s, land re- Peep 4 trict, and the effect would be todrive the fich t ——___ @ ___ el s i ¢ | of the conflagration. quest the papersto give notice of that fact to the | (ther markets, It would be better to pass over the THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of | We bare oust opencd to-day rlet of ex char ere eee e breed Ane tom Sema aee UNDER CONTROL. public throughout the country, i mutter until the next ses of the Legisiature, New York a me and 15th street, pays 6 per ct. fas LACE SACQUES AND SHAWLS * Unk or feebi detached to decorate the graves of the Union rox, May 30, 12:15 p. m.—The fire is now | | Mr. Lowe said that the reason he had with- e tiebiny ; annum on deposite for each calender month. ACE SACQUES AND SHAWL Percbanceto peuctrate the m dead at Battle cemetery. Atter the decocation | completely drawy from the old labor council was because 2 i Benking hours, §to4. Saturdays, 9 t04 and 6 | wich weve! lower ¢ etree tn thee city, That ceremonies the party repaired to their carriages THE NEW ¥. ‘ th ees pe = Sot aoe nace ben : tos my zis,tis | all and see the te probably te lent f ees sin} vat a 2-30 aes % ticians, hat good was Senator Pool to th o SPY mp lot of the seas. Bie ceremomieathere. \1 nor (0 assiat in the | | 1520 p, ma The following workingmen’? OF no use but to langh and sneer | Pygr" da nd testrine eee TERACT Ws forsale at wholesale by | io great BARGAINS in t them, and ride into power on their backs. He | providing for a commissioner of the Which dent «1 ing risks in Boston: The . c ved te t years. w all shall own, Etna, Brewers and Malsters’, Citizens’, City, | ould support no politic ime, but reed t " . Id work for any laboring man, and strive to was then read the third time as amended Unimoirn TELEGRAMS Colunbia, Commerce, Commercial, Continen: | WOU! sng line of ages now ag TO THE STAR | ‘*' Chas. Stott & Co., 480 Pennsylvania» and by druggists everywhere. vauwiitt” WHITE DRESS G At CONNOLLY SS and passed. m29-4t 6O™ Sh street, Oltice Corn Exchange, Exchange, Firemen’s, | Tse bimup. - eae Mr. Browne. from the committee on police,report- - ee ——a mopolas and Marataon rman American, Germania, Guardian, Han- | , Mr. Nathan W. Rowe, one of the de Teg ates | ed back favcrably M.D. concurrent remo} HOICE DRY GouDs, sand tu ammatecl the Cavin tone This after meen’s © Seana, Tene Lenete natty interes: | Elow weit was eprivais mening, en | Cutan the. on NOTHING RESERVED. OF BETTER GRADES THAN USUAL at the ocenl i 2 § : . San D ele 3 2 ZI N hy: . L, Fields that were blighted by War's baneful breate, ence Bee Sanhattan, | “Mr. Thos, Willams said it was a meeting for | Hatrtecelees B euitable | ; : AND AT LOWER PRK ‘And harvested by the rude Keaper—D-ata. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. | }'a™ct: x "Phecix Hater tiie, | mechanics, and all of that class were welcome, | ing amended, was concurred in ‘This cround is hoiy—cherishee Seeone Bee HE es Foe an ey | watthere wis no invitation eriemted Go ccek | HOume ome mem coal that when the Hone Z An immense stock Seceens cme bint the Weel nah Temegman men as Senator Pool, Gen. Cameron, Col. Fisk, | adjourn it be to Saturday; agreed t Unprecedented. Peremptory. Positive, ged iene eafter Life's hard a Ps BEECHER, BOWEN AND TILTON. | the Washington. Gen. Banks, Gen. Butler, and other politicians. | ,jyo, oft requ a they no Mr. Rowe was surprised at the movement, have received t The Covenant Entered Into by Them, y rr pis of the District House by what au — 2s For spring and eunmer wear 2 cents te 175 Bi it ” and thought they were starting off bailly by , yt At a ys lonely city of the Boivored dead» (o-day, ie issuftering from vervoue, | Abusing mien who’ had declared themselves fa | ‘9 the. Potomac fuente esaarite rection Sther elegant Goods. ONE PRICE TO 8 Fore Soe cone, Chore er to a tes Wand Beecher, Thess we ieee ag has attended to his Congressional labors during | Chairman of the axeculive Commnition tact Ne wue and 2d street east; referred "THE MODOC WAR lille bs peateus of Biles, before the Fathonn tana ben kes that Instrument’ pablice thos | te Past winter, and at the same time was pres | Chairman of the tricky man. These charges from the committee T “ ‘April 1, 673. sensi, anlguing 4s the teen eo beriee tee second votume of kts historical | should be looked into, and it true, he ought to rere alte ang.co the collection of de- | WE ARE OVERSTOCKED Hae not in the least interfered with i . Site phy: ce eri 1 4 . a ha Bg oF accretary Stanton had | f.ct that Bowen hat of late repeatedly declared pile sc clepenor nape nee Ee be removed. He had hear something against ‘ond time, and ordered to. be printed. 4! _ AND MUST REDUCE, WOLFORD & SHILBE inst Mr. Beecher, but that he yet insisted-on : ‘ di bi ono : S = ea decked the graves of Gens. Keno and Grithen | against Mr. The disavowal, to which is attached | ek Test and relaxation during thesummer. | Paice” thawehe ‘it good idea to establish | ofthe Or t 100.915 Sait,o1 915 » S¥d Suit, at @200 DRY Goops and the other soldiers interred in the cemetery, signatures of the above-named, opens thus: We a acepe ae another labor council, but unless they worked ‘and then returned to their carriages and drove | three men, earnestly desiring to remove ali From Europe To-day. together it would amount to little good. If | Coparese; agreed t q Council resolution requesting that the work put bin ous They” would foal te ea taal: | mecontracte forcatemiing lik street and ther | THO MANY GOODS . duction of College hill be resumed, was referred + ¥ Goows eep up the movement if there was constant | {he committee on public wor referred to | TOO MAN ‘Ovs to the Aqueduct Bridge, where soon after they auses of offence existing between us, THE EFCOM RACES. the main column on ite march to Ariing- | fancied, and to make Chistian senardtin tor | LONDON, May 30.-The race for the Oakes ton Heights. injuries done or supposed to be done, and to | Stakes at Epsom, to-day, was won by Marie Congressional and Glenwood Ceme- | «face the distur and to provide con- | Stuart. o L yularde, * Cotored Silke. Bia & and past bickeri ng between the members. he bill to regulate the business of pawnbrok: amy Striped ‘a ies On Poplin ~ 3 hs ” r BRADLAUGH IN THE HANDS OP THE CARLISTS. Mr. Lipphard, another of the old members, y dealers, &c.,was taken Up, the ame - ¢ repad| poaes _ The pleasant duty of decorating the graves Cord, gocd-will, and love for the future, do de- nak GXDO, May 305 The Post of this morning | said he i] herd Mr. Williams say that thir! agpred te, abd the bill 4 é ‘ -¥. | shader singe and double width Heruauties, & full oe sa vat as nm received here, | ¢ t al fe him out of the hall, of union soldiers at Congressional and Glenwood HENRY C. BOWEN ‘ys & Pl leen true men followed him out of the ha! then disavows all charges and imputations | S0Bouncing that Mr. Bradlaagh, after leaving THE GREAT SPECIALTY, cemeteries was assigned to Ci AdG Madrid, was seized by Carlists and carried te | Guinée cousidered that they were well rid of ogre Pees re LLAMA LACE JACKETS AND PoLNTS assigned to Comrade A. J. Gun- | tributed to him as madeagaitgt Bectnne onl id, I by ¢ d to | such men. F firearm at crtowand any pe TEN DOLLARS. FIFTEEN DOLLARS, TWEN. | Ali the uoveltics in SUN SHADESan! PAu awe Bing. who, acompanied by two comrades and | declares without reserve that he knows nothing ite ts aid to be te dangeneurent Saballs. His | Mr. Omtutt considered himsett as good as any uilty of misiraneancr, TY DULLARS. VABS:T A Dumestios tn large cattets eed may eas Mrs. Marie Barton Greene, left Grand Army | which should prevent him from extending to | Hfe is sa in Gauge man that dare utter a word against him. Mt Sete tea oy tae by inserting the | 915 Suit at $10. cies, Soe eumneruus So mens hall, corner of th and D) streets, in a carriage, | Beecher his most cordial friendship, confidence The Da: > phi mega digs hos arp tact mended Ginretenes ll (Seat tgirls Seen OT seni sighs fall So call of thie hoes Sanne And conte chouag, at half-past seven o'clock. carrying wreaths, | and Christian fellowship, regretting sincerely Puanniewt, Marte ying in | Was quickly restored by Mr. Lipphard retiring. | “Si oul was : 4 627 Sait at g20. | Shen” ° See pecs Se flowers and flags. They first proceeded to the | that he ever made any imputations charges o+ all directions. ‘The various nd | After further discussion, Mr. Witherow’s mo- i the better obsery- * | Remember S7-THE ARCADE, foe or Gon sen tery where they decked the | innuendoes unfavorable to the’ Christian | 4! preceeded to the tine cemeteries | {OR as adopted; and after some turther ibiting the ranning ul7-tr 487 7th street, between Dans i, S. Wy tomb of Gen. John A- Rawlins, formerly Sec- | character of Beecher, and promising never in | Qith bands of must and the graves were dec. | “P@ech-making, the meeting adjourned. ivery of goods on that day, : ‘ 2 few days soce’s letter wasreceined ran nicd: | Tuture to Fecur to them by word or deed. orated, orations being delivered at prominent | Reprcixa tux ExPEmeme or rau Covwry | ‘Mr, Long tut ring colle. ONS. RREDUCTION IN PRICES of the G. A. K. from the widow of Gen. Rawlins, | avows that he will never again repeat by word | Pointe. Ahan ceuprcaies Scnoors.—Yesterday, a meeting of the county = eikeinioln c v4 ; aalth; refer the hope that his tomb would not be | of mouth or otherwise any of the allegation: s faut school trustees was licid at the Governor’softice, Mr. Murray introduced bill reducing the numb ‘overiosbel in the oneornttn ceremonies, and a | imputations or innuendoes contained’ in hic Tron ari ge this morning in aferry boat coming | forthe purpose of hearin of inspectors cf lumber to threc—one cech ier the reply was at once forwarded, stating that the | letter to Bowen, in which the latter is cited as . Rock Creek AT THE ARCADE. committee of the whole o district, cast of 16th street; Porunnc '# SOLD. | Owing to the backwardness of the season. aud hawe Jarger stock of CARP§TS on hand than uswab juest wouk! of course be cheerfully compli the author of said allegations, 4 inst adopted by the legislature asking for a detai ted ict, eust of Ist and west of 436 street, and Ana- tage x ‘ with, and that {he Ga/R had ‘already maie | moral and christian character or ectnen U° | 1s Gemeral Depreachers7 (Modoc ee ee ‘ohthe Kd sringepor 5 Cgenprine the remaining part of the city; IN BOYS’ SUITS Ton make eeeoer a fetion in price Cale | arrangements to pay special honors te the MR. BEECHER, San FRancisco, May 30.—Considerable an- | 804 expen . sorbents Spaares [ —— a int 5 me of the deceased soldier and statesman. | on bis part, puts the past forever out of sight “s hen: Davis who men asking further if their expenses could not be : . Our styles in English Ta + Englict: Ineraine, Seta fom of (on: Hawlin a prayer was af: | tnd memory! and wkS1 Segre he! coycfMt | Rett i feltor Ges. Davia ehohac gone on'a | MAME h Two v Nee eee ee Ora THE SAMEINDOCEMENTS. | atmerican tneraes sod Haata Broonis Scnaey fered by Dr. Bogan, and a poem, composed for | suspicion. lousy and estrangement which 2 pa Mr. Miller, chairman of the committee of the re. ss be excelled auy where. $8 for an $8 Sui A lacgestock White and Check Mattings in store stow Riguree, Window Stindos and Piacures, ‘ow is a fair opportunity for bouxek to pro- cure a nice Carpet for # little money. WOLFORD & SHILBERG, mite 427 7th street, between D and E, 8. Ww. ARGAINS IN DRY GOODS —Avdroscogein Cotton, We; Wamusutta, ac.; New Work Milis ing te it. . Jack. Yesterday after the exhibition of the improv- $7 fora gle. ves of the few union soldiers whose remains | Theodore Tiltoe restored * nappin Play MEd Wika eee pourany-—Yes- | instant, and he moved that the last annual re. | of Delegates, (noticed in Tae STAw of last eve, = tee pro. | me to resume my Old relations of ap Pines € | terday Mr. J.C. Wilson entered a sult tor Heury port of the county schools be referred to the | hing,) most of those present proceeded. to the . and reliance toeach and both of them. it I | E: Norris and Mary Norris against the Wash- | Port of t as their answer to the first query of | Arlington hotel where the tire department was | CALL AT ONCE have said anything injanious to the reputation | WStO" City, Virginia, Midland and Great | thesaid resolution, and that the action-aad ro, | reviewed. Atter the Governor aud numer BRING THE Boys. of either, or have detracted from their standing | Seuthern railroad company, claiming damages | Commendations of tha san oe relative | Of our District legislators, with the fire com- = ne jature flags. At the conclusion of the ceremo- | and fame as Christian gentlemen and member. | {© ——— <sN tor having (as isallegel | fo the consolidation of certain schools ami other | missioners and others, had passed down the UY BARGAINS nies, the party left for Arlington. where they | of my church, I revoke it all, and heartily | D5 *4it Mary Norr T receiving fare to | reductions betore mentioned be afirined, and | lines and examined the works of the engines, Joined the main body of the G“A. : y i Bic.; Sheeting Cotton in 84, 94, and l0-4; Table convey her from this city to Fairfax station, ei 8 the signal was given by striking a gong, and sen, 900. fowels, 62 T dozen, Binck Silk - extent of my poser Teinstate them to the | Va." railed to do so, but compelled her to learc ee Cuewee Ge thio tint query the engines pulled up to the water plugs Sng ia HABLE BROTHERS, och @2 75: Warérfs, ane to se piiensTee, Prospect Hill Cemetery, igen ce the cars two miles from the station, ahd towalk | “Mir. J. §. Brown, from the committee on | amount tive streams of water were playing. FASHIONABLE TAILORS, ns Mink Alpaces, 2c. to erie ‘The graves of the German soldiers who fell in | says doe pattie eae wee ORES brave si. | 8 the darkness and snow, by which she was | guance, made s report that in addition to the | The next movement elicited the hearty applause Bicached Cotton, Gc" All Mids of Once penne: defense of the Union, at Prospect Hill ceme- | lence which the brave preasher has kept under | 8Fatly injured. unpaid balance due the contractor for erecting | Of the spectators. This was the feat, never ___Oonuzn 7 D Bracers | jowest market prices, at BBODHEAD & were bedecked with 4 the protracted storm of slander. He had coves ea = Soray | the new schoo! houses at the beginning of the | tried in any other city, of raising in one piece BPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS mi2-tr F street. between 12th an: tery, : sone wits the | Sela caer ae ieee GEORGETOWN current year, there were outstanding bills for | amd at one time an immense ladder eighty icet | . suspices of the German Veteran Union, an | Dauted to bury the past ai aaumateritn patil tae aa furniture and other unpaid accounts, making | long. ‘This ladder was laid horizontally along [D®* Gcons aT PaNio Phices. Seanisatian Composed of honorably discharged | the world toestop ead eee ee ren to sPanwick out @ ovclock this morning, | an aggregate debt of $21,750, according to the | the street in front of the hotel. A shorter late ; Great in DEY GOODS from the New Union soldiers. The procession forsaet in tees ; des . and the | James Fenwick and Alexander Brown, white | S™,a8erceate debt of $21,750 th It der was quickly raised to a perpendicular NEM STORE! in aucti o: Grenadines City Hall > offender against truth, public decency, and the + "ay ry > - estimates previously made to the comptroller of York and iedelpbia i rea Gres of the City Hall at 250 p. m., under the direction rights of reputation. A va ail of Mr. E. P. Welch's | the District, and for which a tax of 3 cents on | porition on the base of the long one, a Py beanriful line of of Comrade Ernst Kuppert, grand “ ——a “at sikeci, were precipitated to the | the $100 was asked and is required. In addi the two bases being very firmly attached. | ©. 0. A LABGE ASSORTMENT oF P 4 assisted by bis aides, Comrad, bs s, x rk ground by the fall of the scaffold which sup- | tion to the above sum there was due tor the | Strong lines were then led from the top of the CARP: Charles Harie, and Adolph Kneas, and at 3 lew & Notes, ported the ladder upon which they were at | July and August salaries, 163, a sum amount, | perpendicular ladder to points along the length | HOUSE, | CARPETS. OILCLOTH, mar. @eloek. preceded by Donch’s full band, took as ner CELEBRATE. } work. They fell about 45 feet to the ground, ig to about $4,000, to be paid from the r pts | Of the long one where they were fastened. Seventu St.| TING, RUGS, MATS, &c ; © few Lh up the line of march for the cemetery’ The | New Y saa the weather is tine; | and Mr. Brown was seriously injured, ‘He was of the present fiscal year. Other lines from the top of the perpendicular = : Ease ane Bony PAxTER, Procession wasquite large, and included, besides | Wilds southea= ‘4 jags are tlying all over this | removed to his home in a carriage. Mr. Fen- Thatas near ascan be ascertained the ex- | ladder were led off in the opposite direction and Persons furnishing please call and examine and "1920 Pennsylvania svenue, the members of the ¢ an Veteran Union, and Broad Stores down town are | wick was not <0 much hurt, but was also taken penses for the current year will be The | were seized by eight or ten firemen, who by the | you can buy them at New York Brice atthe Wadiget eSangetenl, Ore tne |e Scredomaiantati en fe ——— = From tation, S000 See eee colowe: | savantare, of the leverage gredeally pallod | 4. Usa rec gneee izes lon S#ngerbund, (Mr. Louis ieck- : ~ USIN vos =e= Porice.—Lient. Warley x er ; 10; chool- the shorter and raised fee ex, preatient;) and the Arion Qua tye ine THE TROT TO COME OFF hasa fore: ef police vu hand Bridge | Eom taxes, $30,000; fines, $1,000; sale or school- | down com ewe mpm jdipoe (Mr. Louis 3 rell, president;) and the Washing- | at Prospect park in the course of the afternoon uss High and Brie , 81,00 i . pe, which was kept from swaying by guys from each | 7g¥ 10 ES streets, wLo are busily engaged in housing ail | rovetiued wei oes Sw, Balance. applied : Fo ae Mi thousands of wearers tests perfor, ti toreduce debt, $3,049. This sum will be all | Side in the hands of trusty men. The immense and ColambiaTurnVerien Asociations. The | between Gazelle and Fullerton excites great in- | who are not able te pass peaceably on to Ar- : D t eighty foot ladder, with hose laid along it, was | tion of el ‘and comfort. The ® ; ch was coutinued without special incident, | terest and large crowds will attend. Lets are | ington, From preeeat hence ene At: ere i er de pe at SA fro Placed ina fw ainutes againstihe cor. | cate ‘me to Ht any form, or 6: 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU and on the arrival of the procession the party | mainly on Gazelle. . have quite a large family in the station-bouse nice Of the hote Qcbout eighty feet trom th> | grit Sheslate precision. In the mater of me “ constantly on hand a fine assortment of formed around the stand, which was erected ti SUNRISE SERVICES by evenin, pavement, and atter firemen Up and down | "sete rustamcemaice athe ee BONNE’ front of the graves of Privates Ohl and Rickett, | amd the decoration of the grave of Admiral | JRiy Ews.—The steamer E. ©. Knight 7 , was as steadily and easily lo L WELL No ea0 oh ee Weeks Th ge IMPORTED Bo’ TS, of —— ES. Zeteer Rifles. sth battalion af tip, yeh ery this morning by a party cleared this morning for New York, with A5é The next experiment was the combination of . % meee, D-O. Distr: Ts. who were killed in a skir- | fro: . pis. four 50.0 . Of ; and mish near Great Falls, ou the Potomac, Jultt, TWELVE NEW EPIZOOTIC CASES “oo Te Or allow i and the | dispe two or three fire engines to force a single FLOWERS, RIBDONS, A. STEAUS’, 1011 Pa. ave = newest desixus. Ladies CAPS and C.LUTTBELL._C. A. DUNNINGTO B Just receive * LUTTRELL & DUNNINGTON. Bors, AND YOOTHS SUITS « specialty thie : y : steamer E. C. Biddle arrived from ‘Philadel- s‘r. am of water,alsoa new thing in fighting fire. | jen ace. = Jeol. After the execution of an appropriate air | Occurred among the horses on the Coney Island pia, with a full cargoof general merchandise, | school No. 2, fifth district, toa 600 By that means an immense volume of by the band, Comrade John Trzeciak. presi- | Tailroad yesterday making § now sick. and including 900 pieces of iron pipe for the Cum: | curtailment of expenses can be made ontiae | Was thrown clear above the fi Gent or the German Veteran Union, delivered a oun ae ae are reported on other Brook- | periand —_— — and the estimate for the next schoo! year Driet address, which the Throne of Divine | lyn Toads. Grain TRapE.—The schooner Margaret Ella | can bi ced. 2 i onee! ‘ommissi: han Grace was inveked v Rev. Z.L. Rietz. The EE LRGISLATORM arrived to-day from Alexandria, with 1,250 duction of o St annus iy? Tometie above irs oe ae a, ‘CLowed with a hymn be- | at Albany adjourned sine die at 3 o'clock this | hush. wheat tor Hartley & Bro. No sales were x Arion Quartette club hee Se ocagpet ys oe h the 917 La. Ave., bet. 9th and l0th streets northwest. Sitting the occasion, after whi band - | morning. ted to-d: Ses 'v cents on the hundred trict S7' Special and Personal attention given to the cated the Muserere. After Steneest cone by the 1 i STATED THAT PRESIDEST GRANT ak nivel Oe oe cei dali _ Hepocen ooh The report was the Di ‘ire de 4 , remain- | sma ters. ss a ing there a week. The examination of cadets eats C., May 30. tl au r carter tan en nn ene teenks NGW, OC EXBIBITION, the bon on White é ° entirely fastened with upon the devotion of the Germans aes 7 Star: The officers of | questions called for yy the House resolution, bome of their adoption, and paid a glow. ars will be ” sale of Real Estate. P Washington Sungerbund, Comrud visits West point academy on June | Baker arrived with $36 bbls. cement aud a | adopted, and th 836-Sm' tz proceeded liver (im ¢ ; STRAUS, L011 Peon ene with = the occasion. He dwell quently | by the board of examiners commenced yester- » thus answering a!l the | for our citizens. = an Yoh" GENERAL THOMAS VAX BUREN Adjourned. EpiTor ov Star: For the information Ht rm) jenna commissioner Sa ees of pa ei eng EXAMINATIONS.—Yester- — grammar and intermedi- tain foul stagnant water whlch ato grades of the coloted schools of Washing FIVE SUNSTROKE © = warm weather unless attend and Georgetown had a written examination. mau Fis Waarr.—The receipts of Those attending the sct 00's located in the vaan IMMIGRANTS tho = pul ‘and Thursday. on Ith and M 4 PREE TRAIN. has decided th ent Cook, O17 Saventa Sracsr, Judge Fanchon this morni: of the istric' en fe Francie Train frome creang, esceatged 4 eye is worth a sentence ‘a test b: a pear 1th bim sane. persong, either morbus, has xcitement in Paducah, Ky. S&S Austin Bidwell, the Bank iene inegen, vie sar’ caramel ok Hay oats = ht to Lendon and lodged in New- i i E i : li i H i # H ! 44 ELLING OFF! Ss ime orrt oar ¥ § é H i t t i &7- Down east, when want to speak of a man’s liberality, and don’t want to praise him too much pn be basa heart : 1 i i # HH i E : i