Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1876, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR Telegrams to The Star. PUBLISBED DAILY, | rs NAT THE STAR BUILDINGS.” ae REVOLUTION IN TURKEY, emusylvania Ave: pa cae 1ith street, | The Byening Star Newspsper Oompeny, | THE SULTAN” DETHRONED, Amira: Seah eee pene | , ——/ ® + HIS SUCCESSOR APPOINTED. End — —— ‘pies at the counter, | ‘ | oe ry mail—_postage Sixty Cents a month; one year, $6. THE WEEKLY a on Priday— 22 a year, postage pr BF AU subscriptions twartably tn actvanee. Ww Rates of aulvertising furnished on application. SPECIAL NOTICES. | EVENING STAR. erg whoo comotery, when they. sep ate! & graves. Reppetti’s band during the core. CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY MX NEW YORK, 1. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1876. TWO CENTS The Charges Against Speaker Kerr. While yonder Capitol shall stand. the | Hobbs offered prayer. The band perform: statue of 7 ‘ich fitly crowns its ris. | a dirge, after which Hon. Martic 1 Towne METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE. = | ing dome, shall tell that when our civil strife | send, of New York, was introduced, and de- Uf gh SR monies of decoration rendered appropriate | 143°!" ee bad ended, there was no slave before the law | livered an oration. Gen. Shermms’ was a Tivebay. WRDMEEDA MEMORIAL DAY, 1876, | *Aitine tomv of the Unknown dead the | Ai: strlaticd'ehit Rowers tvttactaiep ™"? | Nor te there any neod teat we reeoant the | ‘2s ss acy, conn sane we Olowiog | DECORATION DAY ELSEWHERE. + w om| ‘nm! Are garlanded with flowers a CD * eT u THE DEFARIME BVESINGS oft | ; + | orphans of the home about 25 innumber sang | Within thicfold atch teed at nated causes of the war in which our comrades aRrunst => THE MBMBERS OF THE GRADUAT. | the following. QD Ar ington it never contd h ave wore . — If tee Boorman be ge aged the; mre ~ Wake the Iyre in a. TURKEY UPser 3 s 1s os . * . a aan 2 wl the last martyr died when Liberty was born. their oppression weak and lowly; uful.. gratef 5 80 OULare feyorated tp call Ths tre fom DECORATING SOLDIERS’ GRAVES. See t rar Cade SAGA within: thisibrenthlenn:s aey ered a8 ser: they (did, in compro- : hous The Su pethrotied and His Sac- Leste | Gath ving round th anal bere'oe hall and Welt apes tke beta tare, oF power, thfs land hassuffered Tong’and comor Prociaimed SPECIAL NOTICE Floral Tributes to the Union Dead. And billowy border sorely. Justice weighed the nation’s crime. , LONDON, May 30, 12:30 p. m.—A dinpaten ST xO . | To straw with fr ‘ Justice heaped and yet wear heap the sere to the Reuter Telegram company from Ber- aie having: Grete Grasciied with te; or. lett hat 1s ature think With tears and blood and agony, for no sin air ecmmirsion. an¢ overdue Jane l.are hereby w: silent bivonac’s gloom; fied to redeem or renew the same on or betore th Ja st public aa t the auction rooms » the grave |THE CEREMONIES AT ARLINGTON. of man or or ever yet escaped, noae ever can escape fall penalty: Still, itis no part of marbood idly to mourn above buried re lie en, brothers lin"says: “A telegram received here from Unknowns Tomb Constantinople says Saitan Abdul-Azig CB 7% of Duncanson Bros., corner hand D str Cdorsewe in. mem’ry rife A dignity ng w past. — geet =o Oar ah OT Kban bas been dethroned, and Mohammed : = . {& . RAT” inthe Leach loyal grav Willesl to the worl duty tz In to-day, and wiih the living ms . Ss “ meee ae aces ae GOLDSTEIN & CO GENERAL WOODFORD'S ORAT ON. Loving can. ty more than Hier. And gave to tise Nor yet among these graves would we re- xen: Murad Efend!, nephew of Abdul Aris and Loan cad Comentesion Broker! —— These a’ ur nid A ica cgay call even one memory of bitterness and beir presumptive, bas been proclaimed Sul- myi0-3t__ [Rep 2t| Corner loth and D sis. arte , anger, With equal love for What was good . in their common bumanity. with equal for- ing we gart . = giveress for what was evil, Nature fulds m The News Confirmed @ ike the ashes of loyalist and rebel in her oatte a pop ee LONDON, May 40,2 p.m —Tne Reuter Tele Tesurrection robes of the spring-time flowers. How ring th ” stam compan Poe hundred year tan Inspiration of the Occasion. ey ~Unknown’s Tomb ix nr Centennial th « pra’ FT y8 7 ATCT [The EBTIRG STOCK of B. H BEMPLSB, OPTICIAN. 493 van syivania avenue, EVEEY EVENING at 7:; x myié tr THE DAY AT SOLDIERS’ HOME. Pr e ww M. Oa. ky { y have received the followiag ‘ ati 5 near and fe To judge the living was and still remains our God has ow their “ rs ‘ " Ged be praized the Chien x flag lid fv uty. ‘To enforce that Joc ment, even in the Martyrs for the cates of freedom = nig ine aks tne ng ert a —— = 2 nored for a century appeal of battle and against our broth va . wieh applans st “Sultan's dethronement: OPEN AIR MEETINGS THE DECORATIONS AT OTHER CEMBTERIES. Retin Ged se herve teat, erswas our bard neseraity. But at the grave eae aiCOXSTANTINor Le, May 00.—It is ocle Piedge we honor, fortune, life our feet must pause, for the sentence of the ; nnounced here that at the un e Por aceutory to come dead is with God alone. There speaks no wish of the penple Abdu SABBATH AFTSENOON SE | The pleasing and altogether appropriate voice of anger from these cold ashes. So throned,and the beir presumptive, Marad cot eustom of annually strewing flowers over (Rtipipecen others ae reteset em let there be no wrathful memory in any : a Efendi, procialmed Saltan.” a the graves of the heroes who lost their lives | graves, the procession formed and marched sores See Gon nS eee ns we thed with bright mamta flower Paects on the London Market. SF Everybody invited. a me2.tr to preserve that of the nation, was observed | to the amphitheater, where thejservices were who by God's providence ward wintoee in the ration Day of Heaven Loppoy, May 90,8 p.m.—At the Exchange — 7HR BROT = to-day in and about the cemeteries of this meal Pod ibe Stolineca. nu tthe ship oh Strife, should be freely and absolutely Mr. E.C. Townsend was introduced, and | to-d&y stocks opened strong except Egyp- Seid * District with even more than the usual fer- Lasfornt more ord T Grant, 6 nentaeted F hell = port then «1 generous in peace. Courage and honor equai- | read the following ginal centennial deco- | tiana, which fell heavily during the fore- MILBUEN’S SODA WATER. Yor, and the preparations and outlay under Fate and Chandle: Bennie Sherman, R> «ptain bore an unknown name ly require that they who were beaten should | raticn poem, by Marie Barton Greene, (Daisy | noon on unfavorable rumors from Paria, SATURAL SPRING WATERS on Dravent. the auspices of tne Grand Army of the Re- | resentatives Kacecn= MeCreery. McDougall, ever Bail been by yield manly fubmission to the d sion of Deil): bul afterwardg recovered, and are now 3 to tae dee publte for thls, the elgath annual eelebra- | White (of Ky,), "Gen. Meigs, ‘Cuter Justice cht they appealed. “hese ase Gia Surticn aseeridlener an pH BS XSL ton of the kind, were more ample than | Cartier, Drs. Cox and Verdl, B.A. Lock- anileed ¥ lalnly spoken among our dead. Peace. rexe ~ “ usual in the way of decorations, &c. wood, Dr. E. Lockwood, and others Depart- P Ai pees been very strong aud active,and at one time W. WHITAKSE, While the scope of these siracgements | ment’ Conunacder Hedtes then penek ive Road pel or Epo ee Terenas Meter all aconeper; they are now about 3 General Ccrm and Collection Agent Were intended to embrace all cemeteries in | assemblage to order and spoke as follows: upon the skin, can come in no other wa higher all around. it seems to be the opi isth street, near Treasnry Departaient. | which had been deposited the remains o! | COL. HAWKES INTRODUCCORY REMARKS. math he cut right through the Let us heartily remember, let us fully ows ee Fict Olatms, Pension snd Bounty Claim. ®| Union soldiers, the great center of attrac. | Ladies and Gentlemen: We are met on an | «, ci Mier wath he cut right throng that thoee whom. we fought were and are Perle beneficially, The Paris market is also epecialty soil | tion, as hitherto, was the National cemetery | interesting, solemn, and auspicious occasion. | ii. cinindaceuttcnee and strone our brothers stiil~ brothers not alone im very rm. NERVOUS EXHACSTION.—A Medical | @t Arlington, where there are 15,585 ves. | The opening of the Centennial year has ex | Ile cleared a pe te with swinging stre name, but in blood and in love. We fought T Mict. moprising ascries of lectures deli?- | The committees have worked hard in rais- | hibited to the world the grand achievements Hie cutlass clanged upon the slippery oak, them ‘to save our Union. We freed tale Racrsa y rom Sa- Museum of Anatomy. New York | ing, by subscription, funds sufficient to meet | of @ free people as the work of a century, | Hir ‘ell idly pie ae Fe slaves as opportunity was given, ard were - oT rocker pate that the Turkish Gene- om the canse and cure of Prematare Decline. show- | their wants, apd in their efforts they have | But whilst we receive the congratulations of aoe ey hae = devontly glad that thus the way was opened heart ———s ral Moukbiar Fasha has left Mostar and ee ee Yn peaieenined: | been greatly aided by the ladies, especially | enlightened nations, in view of our progress il lapped th to put from them and ug alike the sin and | (lo all the temples—bars the eatesto art— gone towards Gatchko, on what } capposed Triage, and the treataent of nerves aut whysi, | in the preparation and arrangement of the | in the past and onr’ hopes in the futura we rallied up his sont sbame and burt of slavery. And yet while | Lorks the sdeort bariingand th to be another attempt to relieve Nicsie. The Pope tg the Fe vast pumber of wreaths, crosses, garlands | must not be unmindfal of the cost at whieh | — Oh. dont vive up the ‘we remember this, let us aa directly aay neat F picta insurgents @re concentrating in the Duga Price, 25 cents. Address the author,Dr. L. and other tastefully-arranged floral decora- | there blessings and honors have been prr If that be dying, and th Ue Ta with 1 a4 ~Apevnedl US onl the the OMfice and residence, 51 East Win st., 8. ¥ tions for the occasion. cured and established. Therefore to-day | \!l teck the Captai Soe enw es eh ve of Union never mor: Turkish Defeats. a " reat Heart, 2 the comm 5 : THE DAY. with millions of ourpatriotic fellow eltizeus | "st, 1 : \ liverty ior annel natin eee, eet | Lox pon, May 0.—A special dispatch to The yeeather this morning was all that | al! over our Joved ‘country we assemble ey hundred years? manhood, that have been bought at suen | Wiedemann ‘iifuertane™” | whe Zeleerape, from Paris says the tasar- could be desired. The clouds overcoast the | to do honor names of our heroic ntury ashore? terrible cost to North and South ‘alike. bes the evade of thes e altac! ibecs, in beavens before the sun had gained much | departed; whose deaths contributed so much could have spared thei . a with each othe ja, killing 350 Turks. At second en- power. and the summerheat war tempered by | Lowarts ihe establishment of uolvereat ise Mi sin thear | Does any seek this day for any cause, to ans with cach otter | counter in the same neighborhood the Taste a delightful breeze from the northeast. The | dom, and the perpetuation of our glorious He is not Nive the old prejudice of class and caste ¢ oe here the lilies Wi Were defeated, leaving 120 dead on tne feild. government de] ents, District offices | Union, and whose names the nation will ese to smaiter 8.6 pall, obs race? He #6 200 flan of the Union. Doss ? 4 A som t A tel Teports that the Serviag sz and other public places were closed; flags | never letdie. It will be unnecessary for me | Nati thethumlereat thet hee a sea ee ee Sar oe partionn SUC. | Cp ning rolls of henor—won by time and age Prime Minister. Ristics, in accordance with grap LEWiE JOUSON & 00. Were raised from them, and over most of | to detain you further, those having been | qf 'sthunlens cf the Chesapeake. Against whiter He ls co Trion gene ee | ile their valor brightens history's fair pa the advice of General Ignotief, has decided Ss the hotels and many private houses, and the | provided who are nauch more fitted for the <lying lips The man who this day draws thecslonien nin: that the Servians shall cross the river Drina BANEEES, two womb age Cnet pens hace on vee Proceed at once with the anil every where in politics is either alten octapegherwnd ¥ with on St. John’s day. 7 7 earance. ‘ae liberal display of buntin, serv of the hour. wr. i t) we wre for Saloni: Pproves the Gormer af 1th Struct and Pennsylvania Avenue, | POTS chipping at the wharves in George | | Rev, Col. Granville Moody, of Onio, thea yy wildy ether tie Cooney gd Mehta | Minsling with # gar a old “Concord's Lombos, May OrTa the Bouse af Coma- Desiers in Government and District Secarities | town presented a beautiful sight. offered prayer, returning ihanks for tae | \3\\!/yj,0" pies the present.” Dogs any seek todeny toroge; |? liar’, Yorktows Wcuding with the mons this @fternoon Mr. Bourke, under seo- Foreign Exchaoge and Gold. seplé-ly EN ROUTE FOR ARLINGTON. Centennial year, and recounting the bless- | 2 tiirha! comers In any part of the Bouth fail ices by fragr F ‘ retary for the foreign department, in reply At an early hour the various roais leading | ngs to us Jn our infancy as a nation. After ship, complete protection; wot! hese tary lilies ins Meant Vanes | tom question, said the ‘Tarkish eal Gp maaee g. seers, to Arlington swarmed with pedestrians and | referring to slavery, he eald, ‘we are called cote because much ‘comers were’ tine wane Iden motto—" Lexington 's” renown at London and the English ambassador at BOTABY PUBLIO, vebicles of all kinds, from the stylish coach | on to rejoice that our land has been daliver- blue in other days? He is uo friend Toe Constantinople bad informed Lord Derby. ootl7-tt Orrict—Sran Berzpine, | With liveried driver to the dilapidated far- | ed from the ever-beginning and never en4- td oe i | to-day with prid 6 hath Union. Does any seek to taunt loyal sub- iting ale Jects of the law and keepers of the peace be- such wore the gray in days of battle? niture van and ancient army wagon. The | ing curse of slavery which British cupidity the foreign minister, of the dethronement of principal route of procession was by way of | fastened upon us, and that the oppressors ,, | the Sultan and the procia: alse something glor ation of Marad ms » NSS | Effendi as bis successor. No furtner partic- Georgetown and the Aqueduct bridge. Many | who inaugurated open, flagrant, deadly war th Por Ce Waren SNE Sis i emen’ been resel: BEAUTY, people went by the treet gars to Georgetows, to compel our government to submit to p Ate J diay dave theism mers Eho laud ts aoe und Saeed be at reat. ‘We | Kalk heen ee ee ia, (ee telegram from Sutosied “Ho! ; of ‘dissolu! 5 nd pass the world again in grand review : i years ag: D rock: arad STYLE AND EXCELLENCE, | werein walling at the termiuns of tes car | CT of those Who Heda thee et ar te bon, | Ay pass the world again fy rand review ore tno sence and earn eal Save. too: ite ; at gallant Effendi was revelven there wits gress << line. Many vehicles congregated at thehead. | erated equal, have been made tosupmit.” | Mas) laut with valor sone poor halting heart Sor eeeett Pema nurile hours that are needed hat gallant band Effendi was receivea there with great ap. quaiters of the Grand Army, at Le Droit | Tne “Soldiers” Memorial Day” was then | ,ti!!-eming « ru novos bard for us to dwell estas fea found the Promised | probation. Plymouth eir long dis . 7 . Ca tise ot be bard for us to dwell together in full ee eee building, corner of 8th and F streets, at | sung by the orphans, aud Mr. B F. Taylor, | \‘“t a a “ ie ie ee ESSE * GENTLEMEN’S DRES o'clock, to form, as far as practicable, a pro- | of Chicago, was introduced and read the fol- | \. itt pel Goad srtteltgind’ he mane ee ee ee ace itty 1 New voue ee cession. Among these were several omni. | lowing original poem. And br the living proved and learned to respecteach | Ail ibe flower-¢ hor stnided o Testimony of an Ex-Deimocratic Al- barges coutainitg the soldiers and sailors’ | Decoration Day—Arlingtom, 1876. the manhood of the other. All that should | [itathing | otis cwti are en ee t | @erman and District Attormey Bitns, FoR orphans, (0. * POTOMAC be asked, all that need be yielded by any, | )"°'h!" one ‘Ew York dressed in summer attire. Several carriages, y any. pis : New York, May 30—Tne NOEBY STREET WEAR: containing the members of the commntttocs ae geen as ach and al should be sawint to offer simply ve” wild fowers with s oun: | eu commltice on tbe sdmtnietraden of the and inv: guests, also join a the line, ‘ad camped he ers, and © ° . pone th. ames are “d French Woolen Suita. Broad Piatt Suits, | 8" started soon after 9 o'clock. Repetti’s To lead them forth mid weal Get Zen of bia persounl duty to the Stater? oe ‘ils names a] gations ai the Astor House yesterday. rs | brass band was engaged, and headed the line. hin v , it to-day. * ey y 4 roses frcm the Blooming “West,” A DEMOCRATIC EX-ALDERMAN'S TESTI- English Woolen Suits. Lon; life with ¥ Where so-called conservatism has tri- lia bh. ‘i MONY. Light Plaid Suits, | The route by way of the Long bridge was million graves, umpbed at thé south there have been too | *M? MasRolia Vlomsc SSE eee ee Geo. A. Hemrich testifi Sessa bshearnestncoae Dark Plaid Buits Bastar trance vs Gomes wie aoe Palaces often practical intolerance, practical denial | Let the white 4 daisy and the victet aunocnl; oan emuealions ine ag Oxford Mixed Suita. a "| with sail and row- boats, all steering their of personal liberty, practical dental of popu- | Mingle with 7 ond the mign notte been an alderman in this city. Oa October Amaia Wisin Genin Mottled Mixed Buits. | course to the same point, many of them con- lar education, and persistent effort to revive d—wh merican Woolen Suits. 19 he Was seated in his house, when @ man Hair-Live Cass. Suits, | '#ining parties of young folks of both sexes. old systems under new forms. Where so- ° eotered without knocking, produced a book, wtothronz | canted radicalism has succeeded tere asce | With the ae o id b ‘and polite tness, The only drawback to the pleasure of the it : Let oh p our banner | @Dd asked his age ities. Toe wil Dark Mixed Suits. Light Mixed Suite. nd routes was the clouis of dust, watch cing street See tee Ore Penal see neil saceltp meet (RO nee i : refused to give the information: w Light Batiste Suits. the wind whisked about in a rather disagree- multitude, § im su pee well-koown emble Glory to th | the man showed bis badge as a U. 8. Dark Batiste Suits. | able marner. Those who crossed by boat Pontate a widow in a faded hood partisanship on either side and asks for a , bray = . Marshal, @ud threatened to have him Mohair Worsted Suits. d the advantage of avoiding this Tiaieunes, us hata eb nursed seme violetaby he age door, patriotism of conscience, courage and com. | While the snowballs tremble to rv mem'ry given | eg. ‘The same atternoon witness Was arrested Hobby Sack Suits, | 2 antag gt . prec pceny Weg’ I children of the wood mon sense, that will neither coerce the bal- | For {heir language i-—* Thoughts of Yonds | On 9 warrant issued by Jone J Daveaport, Stylish Frock Suits. gf Patna i i eatin _ That thou shoukts very cloak we lower lot of the citizen nor steal the revenue of the Heaven was taken to Fifth Avenue Hotel, fue scene at Georgetown was particularly With — | state; that will deal with white and biack m where the flowers are strewn | before Mr. Davenport, apd comml wo EVERY anim oo a ee ~~ a An tee, S aipat The alike in the great but rare wisdom of simple ead loards marked to-day" Ua | Ludlow-street jail until the following morn- STYLE OF MIXED SUIT. en rou! ; = oo teat green ery on Liscons justice; that will seek to perform each pub- . ing. He offered a friend as ball, but Mr. . sereass Jone ng Ses eer a They see the pilgrims to the Spr ee ——_ with brave fidelity and intelligeot nameless heroes, sleeping ‘ueath th | Deyenport refused two bondsmen, and “4 Be prond t » onesty. . not allow him time to procure 5 = ell may Atlant ein % RO Beaver cs ves, action. Let sbock of battle shook the mighty wood was released on bail. Notbing farther was DRESS, OR EVENING PROWENADE | 5°" And walked the remaloder of the | Hic huniee! clnimn ‘thee 4 And set the, fa bo man feel, as he turns from this memorial my copflict—and the battle cts doue in the case. Witness believed that this . y- The street cars were com IY | Lay his proud crest upon Th meeting and goes back to his daily living, Was the watchword, *Coniuer now or | action on the partof Daven, bad deterred Diagonal Worsteds, smorming watt) Sate salsa? with shen, Be e aaa Th el that he can safely or justly neglect the ; bonest voters from got the polls that “ men and cbtidren, both white and colored, th and skies, i i In Coats and Vests. ena tn th nds floral oferines 1: ished and blest the ortal breath, sonal performance of ‘his individual uo ar. Several other witnesses exam- Pique Worsteds, - “an eas Leni Sta en aa toca ava- sd th neh the man be past Oe eee man feel that he ere nt Thea both ip morning sessions, Costs 5 crosses sent him from caucus and convention, e but their evidence was not of 1 Bird's Eye Worsteds, baskets, &c., all pressing eagerly for the en and Ede and then, when bad men have foisted thel: niderneath the way Tn Coats and Vests. | bridge’ Busting tb reat oretectey ore ane men: and Bl end ini, Ween bad ir} Ms ¥ seashells. unrecorded graves DISTRICT ATTORNEY BLISS Bienen Worsteds, 5 new ery a re . upon tical party, cast his indi- | Let «weet mem ries clasp them in this hallowed told, was called early in the evening and ques- — Bs Ove ona Yo. | nT a te ia iee a a area gee eet sti ee it Saunt Tetoee ea abs ti part a | Seer sortoct hn the nono | Manatee wean ate gude ot ia Crees bar Worsted, 1s outs and Vowts. | St Wine Hi. Rubus, cheiraan of the ry vlan bap s peead, Nav erat Rometsopot he bree candidates. “Let no man feel thathe eanatay | ‘ttle lorions rechrd reaclasdm hiya od so roca of tee Harton besa, 2 rially in bis duties by W. W. Dungan, eaq., lini te tres “That this mighty scourge Of war tnay speedily pase aaatouee po All their hames are treasured—all their prayers and rg ye ao maxing @ comp slat ag ined rery Design of Worsted, treasurer of the Aqueduct company, wio 4's hand d Iquaclty (ot all: With saatioe Gwent cons If there be truth in the charge, so freel t miss not a brave “ankn Bliss detailed at length the io IN COAT AND VEST. gave free passage over the bridge to all is royal shield, With firmness in the right made, that partisan morality is low in both | Thong be died iu} alc the case. He had dismissed Rbe complaint committees, teams and paraphernalia con- Id granted thee that fame, 8 God shall give uslight, the great organizations of our day, then the | WY !t!! be mother ce, and no darting tet, | @fter an in: and Mr.Gidson had MACIEE wilh the Gecorstions. ba aarelig a ov pay fo hi the work alrealy beenn, fault ts yours and mine. Ours is the shame, | \\\\), "0 {ail 5 Messing. where no loved one "| taken it before the grand jury without his TROUSERS’ Beautifal Arlington. atland., Trefand ¢ for the battle sons, the Nation's wonnds te | for ours has nom yee 18 the power to c: But the God of Battles watched the field above. authority. A person baving yg to At Arlington the scene was a lovely one 1d Dominion,’ ever free the helplese ones that they will leave be- | SUC, Wrong. ingering paralysis still Ses oat . make could lay it before a U. 8. maie~ In every conceivable pattern. ae ie. She lets ex te en <a Da: COLUMBIA AND TBE CAPITOL. ‘ deadens our indusiries and checks our re- | Hailsweet Sabbath morning! Let thy glory sioner or the District A! » but not be- is morning. The lofty on the Put on to-day, thy queenliest of mile, ft we will, achieve it if we can, {iving trade and commerce, thea with us, | Whil Seetyasial Ronore crows each boty sta fore @ grand jury unless some ber of that ——— — — packet undu- Touch up the i forever unto wlan’ pe ee sae Sy awe While the walows monreime where thee beeen »p. | Rody bad @ personal knowledge of facts. HABL ROT at iD soft breeze of @ spring morn. and thundering years Deis rs | Let our sacred tributes on these fic May ” | The Gibson case had been twice dis; oa BLE B HERS, — seared picrydecrnin Me ated of alae epee aredriven the game laws of common honesty should | Waft their swcctuces Upwariee ts int Kation’s | By the post office mutherinion by tes reece " d Olothi was fragran pen! m8; faday appears prevail that rule in our daily ings be lay Au by U.8. and Merchant Tailors and Fine Clothiers, | myriads of feathered songsters ealivened re pit crery Year a gift direct from Heaven, tween man and man. y thai love of Union never more may cease pr PAY ‘An informal’ dissae. Since the last memorial da: Without them, what wou Day of the Trae ™ 8Ull continue to be helps to partisan control The 9,000 graves in the cemetery were then THE CHARGES AGAINST SPEAKER KERR f rather than means for the prompt, economt- | strewn with flowers, and the exercises were | were referred to by Mr. Bliss. Oo bell cal and efficient performance o” publicduty, | closed by @ national salute by the veterans. | questioned by Mr. Cauiteld Mr. Bliss it is simply apd mainly because we, the Other Cemeteries. that he was, he supposed, mainly Raab ise should ne sovor'haee uidoreries | ‘The comuivtes prosecsea tr uttio Cene- | bie for Mr_ Haruey' apprarance at Waah- % 1D asa witness. He neglecied practical efforis towards establish. | ‘TY, Where, without any eral preneed- the fa on of ey many improve- | That looms a’oft, a palace of a cloud, erpel ce MEN'S WEAR. ments have been made about these grounds. | fit the eal whiten of gn ent ehroud ? bg bhp Smee A pew road has been cut by the government, | = here it breaks the aky line, still and proud, Fill all the laud foreve by which the summit can be reached frou culptor tore thie snowy scalp elu ther gate without so steep an ascent as ze of forest from a marble Alp, SPRING GOODS. bitherts; tress Dave been Slanted athens d scul ptured ont its heart pruned, the grass evenly cut, the old manor guard beholdet hi flags as if old d to-day in tov 15 COnSuINAte art, bey ings the graves were decorated. faets in the possession Harney for riuimph with a world of dome pahy Gar: &. sete ing the civil service upon the ordinary busi- about two months. He bad communicated ouse surrounded on all sides with rustic pck but fairy as the foam, ant laren by ane oe to mnicearonk ness principles and usages of the factory apd ‘The decoration of the graves at the Con. them to Mr. Bass, @ member of the aan NEW STYLES | nanging baskets of flowers, urns and stands led it with Liberty alone, gressional and Oak Hill cemeteries was by @ a — 4 ‘ of : As if @ million tatters of the cloudless night the counting room. Whenever we, the peo- Ni tee. Harney was a iser, Darling's it filled with rare exotics, &c. Tne amphi- | This strange, ethereal bubble of a stone, i of day-break light, ple, pledge our candidates for Congress and | Committee under the directions of Comrade | [€°- Ww: ‘Darili theater bas been kept in good order, the vines | And gave ¥e all with hallowed, reverent hand with ail thelé stars, the'enste to neither ask Tor seseeemana | Richard R. Brower. ng Rg en od FINE GOODS fast overspreading it seem thrifty, bat to | Without thse deed ee hares uetter land. ning from a million spars! appointments, and whenever we, the people, | (AK HILL AND THE CoNGEESSIONAL cex- | Wgut26 Thind Avenue Savings ae ee , ua agatoat the hot sun awalogn were | {out i ising heroes aa now frace etek as might sates cloned up with wrath | ObPeelves ecase to torment Our’ ta. BTERY. Slop the investigation. ty threata ties, *pread over the frame-work. This will not M lia Day. this saci lace, Sener tie teeta ce a ee senators to sec: ons The graves of the Union dead reposing in o TO MAKE TO MEASURA. be Lecessary in future. ue tight drift like thistle down in breeze, | Toterd Bs the Compost. trailed ty Dattho's path they will Davurally abacdon aay acctocs ce: | Oak Ell cemetery, Geovgelewn Gna inethe bank os Canes Eee DECORATIONS AT THE CEMETERY. ot a living thing to mourn or miss Aa clonaent ¢-der, Chane Wiesdan Aenetk, tenspis to control official trovage. Butso | Congressional cemetery’ were beantifally pte toep ele ym ‘Mr. Bliss In the centre of the grassy area on a pe- eo cewonge Dae Ret pu 1 As in that continental hour of hours, long as we, the people, insist upon being re | d¢cked with floral tributes by members of poy Fn Bass told him he would not pr destal was placed a life size bust of Abraham resence gone. the grand old mesning hid, Mid mesketry and prayers and tears and cheers f political place for our political | theGrand Army. Among those whose re- >a M peenent, os Tecan wage ‘of fo’ ‘on the | E*!* & Machpelah, dumb as pyramid, It first began to flutter out its handred years! Pi P’ mains rest at Oak Hill are Edwin M. Stan. | 803 Charges against Mr. Kerr unless they ‘orn. ‘bees re — Abs hs ARLINGTON, When Mercy went away to Arctic it chan; % Ww. seid seemed to be well and that be SUITS TO ORDER, Seow, tee an naman” cn te Reese | Ok: Arlington! Brave memorial realm She took no cargo but tl a or Miulater ander Presi Sout, | (Bliss) had carefully q Harney in oe the aon .pitheater above thespea ker’s stand | Aniir gen greciales Sic an ee Le ner drift-ng ve the bre e roots up; and not from the to; Moun tain, Mas, white 2 slant ead acing the | ead feted tant Haraap eee oicantal ona ef uly ¢! ye sets th bg in the fi J a4 FROM 935 UP. im large evergreen letters were the words the trooper said, i ? | van of the Army of the Potomac on its marcn | Was Satis oo “In Memoriam,” and from the projecting rafters, diverged in all directions streamers of red, white and blue, across and above the open space fastened te = sides, glory. READY-MADE SUITS, | “prceniine rays of ght and glory. ne “Gi resid; Ww’ . honest. Or elee unfarl Old Glory in my eight! Any failure to have good government | to the historic field of Antietam, and Lieut. onitesigiaiiaian They lad the fag upon his dying bed, under our system is as much Sur fault as Gen. M. C. Meigs, Auld ‘then he suilfed and bade them Lon that of our Fulere, "Nay, iti aialy ost THE METHODIST GENERAL Cox. jes the ming of words. d here Ambition barned ens were inurned. I saw the louds ht sweep lace BALTIMORE, May 30.—Bishop - geteared upiviin “ths Usiiio bent bontees Sinner eermore geod tiene?” | yamainegee gogiaek paienmes” | Such ad will. Purpose” Or Sive pisos to sade i the sori. cows, tes ea gathered up from le fel ween hong ack aby y - ‘a8 pot life or death or wrath or sco rT { Id ence. a) “ ruom $14 UF. Bolt Ran ahd'the Rappahannock was erected reali iment) chommand trons, | ao'iatte yeh meat wage urrteag>™ | day" upen each brain ad "eonsclence—the the bishope to appoint a comeiasion of «x @ tent made o! ican flags. Oa the apex t or by a bond xo cl " a on ola } ‘al each citizen isters Of this was fixed a large stuffed American very ¢awning of the floral year, Repabe er arekes tere ee ie ee Cvanruietn Other Methodist churches oa fraternity? ‘a eagle with outstretched Sm go Around all x ro. bring their Le peat —< Ab, brightly shine, thou dim November morn e stand in the centennial time of the union. committee on the book con ra BZADY-MADB were festoons of gariands and flowers. wy ail are kings, and owr kings do no wrong. me fiag inspired them like a ee ee lat: | Tepublic. The good the brave deeds of were to nominate the loca! - .o- Over the carriageway. leading from the | |... ,, ZMH RAIN OF FLOWERS. Imen sat keey the faith ant Gotten ot | many true men have this year com mitices of te general BOOK com": toe. SPRING OVERCOATS, arcke ae Tecate te ere ele er ce ee e | wor buds and Slonsonre that wil fade way Baptized tn blood and Decoration-borny gl a nd Seeaattcas oer unESienOn ChnepnasnD ed @10 UF. the cemetery being a couble one spanuing bah is oy all Comore ry vi an tis Sg shell By til) resurrection morn, aiaee eneceeee Conch, missin eusagh, Was taken up ist. It recommends tne 1 . two roads where they diverge. These arches | That we can bring for tribute? Mave youthought | Theweddine record of s caarenel world, tbe promised land? all annual conferences to =~: ad) offered by the 2 were twelve feet high, and covered with | How ear imsmortal & For -me-not? . Unroll. as now, its commission thea, To us, to all, these dead as living cure tbe ae statuics crimson, maroon, White and blue cloths, and Violet's eye is ‘only closed a while And Ages read in every fold unfurled, men may not. Let us heed teaching. of the several es in — ge eer Se a a heii sow Esai cacameat’® | Lat ua here and now, ae ae altars of sacrides, Saya ESS Oe Sere tapeinaae Gao alstawnms ce | Hensel oes eclng eetse er re, + WHY God‘is ined it no mas pat vnder” | Sedtente Ourselves Rew to the duties of cur i of rane a carat. Songratans to Mes F STREET. corps bacges, presenting a Fay and animated | Witheurs emer or in Pome ant ~ of ter, music by Reppetti’ 7m) bane the orator | daily living, better, more hopeful, more res. other oiieers = 3 —-. > It makes warts-tr appearance. Ou the side of these arches were | Then let the pansies rain and lillies snow the Hon. Stewart L. Woodford, of | ointe because we have been ber to scatter the sele of oh Bron: nO Telcies fa lary Grommented Aetary tne | il-ih ke'tpee aa t@cetotiw, | Sew Ser 7 A agllpelageonlbnnhed Zod per as tn te tae seal ga 1 tive to new life as deathless as the flowers, ” ‘of the wWwarcnuEns ‘iroog teen wane y the named Foe wee ing There cameos MAD oF EXPIRE. h of Nee York at egg tts ytne 3 nest sang OF the orphans Of the ‘Soldiers’ sieetaes to conform to the pa Seugwien, MePnersom Hays’ Wool, Hawt? | fi" rah ih Freaks fur hts anoky tore races a A nd allots Orplane Home "aasical sone committee on ee TBO Peport of the EsGuien, swiss awn ausmoan | [6 Bist Capt Baker, Gligmorth Lin | ie cmon nee a ea Thome neva dead tu howe memory ws | Gree ere feted tl the Gasedictioa wes ser are 0 ETE a ‘As taw 4 2 arge number Of crosses covered with | Oj -npire on the brink of being bora. meet, bave justly s UDADimourly of the tbat @ thorough : Watches, Syerarcens were prepared, Detorehand to lay | Wi lwrt siaad the golden mallee in baited, sheat 7 sie-acsameunases molten sabaas a | on graves of officers, fy wers bere — oer iq ers’ were perative! _ | Kert sent over to the quarters at the Arling. | Tylere manly marts snd Presidents are niado, wile boner eke ee in cbarge of Wm. Gibson, A. D. C. to Dept. A ccmmitee of Hien, to make sueh revie- BY AGL THE MOST CELESHATED MAKERS. | tov House by Gen. Babcock and others for | fit) the ma ed like a thonsand torn and Com., who was assisted by the following jon, be appointed board of | eeNcof bein theeolona sea witiessnes | Aaceraaiene incense am | toga gemmbitie, Mrs-A-L. Hawkes, Mra. a beni to fn ot tre & Large Assortment at Very Low Prices. ‘ne a init ature flag hear the head board. Whore incn heralds like evangels ran, gueathed to thelr survivors. Greene, Mrs. R. Gibson, Mrs. A. E. Fithian. five eaeu! for working purposes. "No ‘The decorations were complete and | Where New World for Ol the harvest hymn Lotetonybnin mond Mrs. Mary E. Hill, Mrs. E. L. Grant, Mrs. shall be BW. GALE, BRO. 200, | Dortiful throughout. | Io the anpervision | , {evr dione desert Darina Seidah service to the state Mary J. Mrs. A. Ridgely, Miss C. V. mw EE: Bf thie service, comm! ‘The prayer for daily bread must reach the Lord died. If we Miss M @nd the EBS. tete. Mr. James T. Smith, was fortunate in| pirect by going West. You strike the word gift Messer Choir, » Mrs. — | securing che services of Paul © Lantrap, of | ani back comes answer like & beat of heart, M Sloan, Mrs. 8.4. Raw ‘Tney left FoRa pervising architect's office, pe ’e need their headquarters in this ci; 9o'clock FREE SAMPLE BOX cepartment, an artist of experience in ‘achievements. @m., and on arriving at ee 7) anal matters. byes the veterans drawn up in line It te made of the Tclectishs of Virginie Decoration of the G: never be forgotten, 30 to iy the cefemonies, eat, sud je unequaled for Richness and =, At Il o'clock ‘opened ‘the Messer Chotr, , pelicacy of Flavor. nyivtutheestan the mansion by Reppetti’s band. In E. : : a i by 8