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Thirteenth Toar No 3946
AMUSEMENTS
1UMMER THEATRE COM1QUD
SUMMER RESORTS
m
ir Mondnr June 3 Xflfrlilly and Tuesday nml lrlilay
Mill Matinees
n
it
Iliigagcment of hoYming PrninntlcSliir
Mil VI 0 LKONO
Ami his Womlemil Acting Dog TIUKIl In the
treat IJrnmu entitled
llUlIMlTH 101 or I he Mexican Outlaw
llounrdanil Hanford Veil nml Ii w li Urcy mid
Marshall Bordeaux Sisters
Jake Ilmltl and John Hoblnson III the TWO
TRAMPS and Our Orcnt Mammoth Company
InnOraudlllll
TTVRIVERB OARDEH
PENNSYLVANIA AVKNUJJ
llasbcon Enlarged and llcitutlflcd nml nothing
led iimlone to nuike It tlio most ntlrncllvoand pop
ular placo In tlio District Special balconies
Music liy the MAlttNi HANI every evening
Admittance Ilini
leS tf irO W DlltVllIt Proprietor
A BNERS SUMMER OARDEN
V AN ATTIlACTIVrHUMMIU lllSSOUT
OlKN lOIl Illi HI1ASON
A Superior Orchestra supplies exquisite music
nml the finest refreshments are served In llrst eluss
style
wi cathh to thi million
EXCURSIONS
GRAND EXCURSION
BY
DB MOLAY OOMMANDBRY
No I
Kasrio xacxs TEjvniXiAii
JULY 2 a nml 1lSSl
TO
YORKTOWN FORT MONROE
NORFOLK AND THE CAPES
Leaving July 3 nt ID pm ami returning July I J
lit u in
TicKirm ron hound tmi en
for mile nt nil the principal drug stores JelMt
r
Fauquier White Sulphur Springs
HOTEL
This favorite resort will lie OVKNIH JUNK 1st
nml Closed October loth Information ns to rooms
nml terms of board nine be obtained until June 1st
nttheNatlonal Hotel Washington after June 1st
ut lauiiulcr HprluiM va
ITINNVfc CO Proprietor
HILL
Kormerly COTTACIi HIM COITnuU
clnss llonrd springs nml beautifully shaded
grounds chganl homing and Unhlng Apply to
A Li lino A Co lor terms
m20d York Inuntv la
PROPOSALS
Proposals ron coal
Uovjiunhknt Hospital
SIlH WASIIINOTOV 1 C Juno n lssi
HIIATKl PROPOSALS nre Invited until noon
orHATUlWAY JUise1IMSl when they lll
lioopeniHlnttho Hospital In tlio presenco of such
bidders as chooso to ulteud to furnish tho Hospital
with tenty llo hundred CIiUO tns ol JIo lb
each of best run of mine itorges Creek Cumber
land Conl and four humliid 400 tons ofVJIDIh
Mich of Anthracite Coal stove sl7c to bo deliver
cdln boats idoiis slde the Hospital wharf or 111
mm upon tlio wharf the delivery of nhout one
half to commence as noon ns tho tlrst week lit July
1HS1 nnd the other lialflmmeillntely after October
1 lsslnudtobe loiitlnueil nt the late of not less
than six hundred 000 tonsil week until thequaii
tlty speclllisl Is delivered
The coal will be received In strict uccorrtimce
with tho Act of Consress approved July 1 1970
laymentsnf ninety 10 percent on thu amount
due for coal received each week will be made ami
tho ten 1 percent withheld will be paid when
tho ftill quantity of coal engaged to be delivered Is
recel ed in accordance with this niHertlsemeut
No otfer lor coal as abo e w 111 be considered unless
j the truonniiieof theconipanv and mine Isulvcu In
thcotler bv which thecoul tho bidder proposes to
furnish Is known In thu market nor unless It Is
uindeby angular dealeror miner and
f cessful bidder must furnish thcoxiut nunutlty nnd
J tlescrlptlon of coal he agrees to furnish Oilers
will bo received troni the same pirson
puny to furnish either bituminous or Anthracite
coal ahum or both kinds ofcoal llldswlll bo con-
s shlered binding until July 1 lsl and the right Is
distinctly reset veil to riject all ot any of tho oilers
ninde It In the Judgment of the Superintendent
the public Interest requires It or tu buy coal hi
open market at the expense of iiuv contractor full-
lug to comply with the terms of bis contract
v XV lionwNo
lulfieoit Superintendent
BOOKS AND STATIONER Y
OABDS
AT
Mccreary mcclellands
024 HrVENTH HTIILET N XV
The Revised New Testament
In nil tiles of typo and styles of binding Is now
ready nnd for sale by
0 0 PUBSELL Bookseller 422 9th St
m
MISCELLANEOUS
SAML S SHEDD
HUCClHSOlt TO HAMILTON 1 Hinil
DeaUrln
PinoGasPixtures Slate Mantola
Lntrobus IlmigcH nml Iliruuces
Siieclnl attention given to VLUM11INO AND
aINNINd Intimates 1uriilshed All Jobbing
prompth uttendisl to
HAxiT s siiinu
JellWt -100 NINTH HTIlirTN01tTHIT
ARTHUE B SMITH
iiirFit in
wood 3srr coal
Oil NiVYOIHCAVJi Washington C Jcl3tf
tackle
PEABODYS
No 411 Seventh St Northwest
Three Doors Ilclow OdcMellon Hull
Hot lug removed to tho above number I will bo
plcnKOd to sco my old fi lends In ptrtluilarllio pub-
Hutu eenerat and wilt irlvettiu wmtli nf llielr
wjoneyuvcrytlme AND DONT YOU loluuri
No 411 SEVENTH ST N W
1112311
kxamini oun
EDDY REFRIGERATORS
WHITE MOUNTAIN FREEZERS
and FINE PLATED WARE
M W BEVBRIDGE
iiiXvi vjiiii a iiivjuiikii
IVlOHTJit UV CIIOCKUHY AND CHINA
joia ot No lotiu iinnaavinui
SPENOEWAN DUBINESS OOLLEOE comer
ofhoventb anil I streets n v Phis liwiltn
lion has a piogresslvoaiul Hiiccemmi expeilenco of
luears li emicaies juuiiff itieu iiuu wouuil lor
iisefiilnessandHtlf support Itgraduatessecuro pu
kMoiis oftrust nml prolltCourno of Htudynud train
ing compiises thu KnglUh Idinguage iliisiueHs
Arithmetic Speiicerlan Iractlcal IVumuiisblp
VJlook keeplngOiy single nnd double entry ndapt
4 sl to uvirv arlely of business lllocutfon nnd
T Lectures Day nml livening Kesslons Ior In
I Inrmatloii nnd ternm rail at tho College or address
HlINUYCWVllNClllt llluclpal nir
CEDAR AND PINE COOPERING
Tubs Duckets Churns Oval orkVlower Stands
Ico Cream Octagon ami ItoundTrcu Tubs Meas
ures dc lteimlrlng promptly atlendisl to Month
went cor in iikiuu anil I his
M MCMILLAN
B F BROOKS
Dealer In
1IN fiAK nYTittira
631 riftecntli Ht Corcoran Uutldlng
TTrTTTrry
I k JIOUHi lAINTINO nnd DIXOKATIONH In
livery vnrieiy
Paro Material Good Work Moderate Prtoet
t TVT A ITTSTJrT
410 Tentli mi vet Kortlm rat next UasOnicc
The
SPECIAL NOTICES
t
jngrcTnEASURER AND ABBESS ORB Or-
XVAHHiNdTiiv lCJunet7lssl
NOTICi Is hereby given that licenses Issued for
IIACKH UA lis uMNHIUHIX nml nil other M
lilchs used for the transportation of passeinjern
rorblrewillcJiplruimtheaithdnv ofJune IsSI
and must ho promptly renewed by all proprietors
desiring to continue business
Jly order of Commissioners D
Jionr v dodoi
egiKit I reasurer and Assisisor 1 C
gcaLA PRINCESS
Is the nnmo of our new
noiNTCiiit
It Is the Host Cigar yet ollcred for tlio money
HICKLIVH CAIIIOllNIA CIC1AU HTOlli
No 1011 lctinn Avebet Tenth and rleventh wis
BST1
IP YOU WANT Tim VERY NICEST
Jlrend lnivCIMt NIJW HHUTII it 1
suro to please Ior sale by nil llrst clnss Grocers
ami wholeKiileby
v h tinniysons
lnlcra 111 llour IVisI Corn Oats irnystrawc
CAIlKlli MILLS
Jel Wisit Washlimtnii 1
BS
lain
USE PRIDE Or MINNESOTA FLOUR
It Makes tho Whitest and Hntetest llread
jssr
pom omvai
MclAUIiPY A DULLWIdH
200 leniisjlvnnln Avenue liist
and DIILLWKl A MlUAUMIYM
Cor Hi conil nml 3 at reets northeast
A L BUCHANAN
Ilri rel XI mwi nin trntriit
Is prepnreil to receive patients nt No 003 Venn
syl nuln A etitie lloom is corner of Ninth Btrect
imltMf
ISpiirVOU WOULD AVOID CHILLS AND
Y levers Aguo and levcrs unions Fevers
vlll1Jrlm Incident to the season tnko
llllOWNINOH llITTJlIWnudjouwIII surely ea
capo them
inoVNINOHDlTTiitShno been In uso Tor
over tw elvo years nml no person was ever know n
to lmvo chills or bilious fu era while using these
lliltcrH i or sale by druggists and grocers goner-
IIIIOWNINO t MIDDLlTON
VltOVltlKTOItS AND JCANUrACTUItllltS
010 lennsjlvaiitnAxeuue
ottTHE CELLULOID TRUSS
That never rusts nc er breaks never weals out
alwaHcleaiiandcnnbe worn while bathing Is
for side nt CHAH rihCIIIIHH 023 Hexcntli M
northwest Mrs llscher devotes her attention to
in- iiinisoi nuiy pairoim
apWE RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE
dks to coll and examine our line Import
ed goods
w T- ALDUS Iliarmaclst
Cor Vennsj 1 aula live and Nineteenth street
TgrSUBBCRlnERSII
lUUIlTllIMHTAIITMNtl
DISCOVKUYII
And send at onco lveV stamps forsamplohoxor
tl for n large sire box Tbogreat demand coming
from thousands Is n sum nuAiiANn i that It fi
meeting tlio nikiih up siiikkiiinii humvnitv
Anyone sulferlng with diseases of the Throat
i IlV rJl11 Inil n rl hS the thnelv uso ot
lslvstlIlllIloflIlllATulld
w JWUJU1 which is a pureiv Mue table ills
ivprnml pleasant to the taste tii
covcry Why Miller Ion
ger with Sore Throat Hacking Cough llroncbltls
D phtberln Catarrh Asthma Croup spitting of
lllooil A nil Iuiijs Whooping Cougli Hay le
er llienmnti n ll nt llrnnti Hnnhnnuj ri
wavr 3vnTJEHLEisE3sr
Importer Hectllli r and Dealer 111
WINIX AND LKJUOltS
010 rifth Street In tween laud 1 northwest
ICHOJPDPS SALVE CURB
Tin miKATiiST discoviuy
of tho Ago forSwcllliiKs Piles llono 1elons Neu
ralgia Hums ltheumathm Ulcerations llrvsliio
las Cornsand llunlons Ask for Kropiis balvo
Cine ami take no other Ior hiilo wlioleHiilo unci
letnllby C Chrlstlanl 481 Vennsylvnnlauvenuc
All DrmtHlstH sell It
cook 03 sr g jsi
Less Troublo than nny other luel jroro Klfeollv 0
than nny other luel Cheaper than any other luel
Stoves of tho Ceh united SUN DIAL pattern lor
snlo or loi rent ut the oilleo of tho Washington
lias Light Company 411 and 413 Tenth st n w
I11VJ I1
Ss CO
Importers or HUMAN HAIH AND lTlllUJI
IIIUIM Jjidles andtlents llnlrwork leadyniado
and to order Jnu iUi Quinine Instantaneous 1 lair
live Ostrich reiitlieiHlreimiedDj id nnd Curled
1 lie most complelo buslniss of tho kind thlsslilo
of New Yoik 010 Ninth St opp U S Put Oil
LOOK I I00IC1 LOOK I
Thirty Different Colois of UKADY MIXIID
lAINTH cnii bo lound nt
XjIErVTS
1000 Hovcntli Htnvti btt N YftVPiiuo niul li pf
Call iiml oxumlnownnphH AImi Agent lur lluto
nml Looktim Uusk 1iittcH
T MURPHY 623 d street n w
Vracllcal liorseshoer has a full Knowledge of tho
Btructuie and formation of tho horses leet and
with an experience of thirty j ears In horseslioelug
hoguaraiiteeit to cure all diseases of thu foot frco of
clinrge iIcjd k
A
CKlIll CO stono Dealers corner North
canuoi nniii streets nnvo Just received a
of Imlldliiir lnarble Aom veriiinni snwe1
Into stepH sills stubs ac to suit the trade nnd so
licit the putrofligeol huildeis This marble will
be sold nt about half bo nrleo nsinitlv hti iriwl fur
such material Llbeuil discount lu tiade
Now and Soconcl Hnnd Furniture
HOUOHT AND SOLD AT
Ita J lUNNSYLV VNIA AVINUH Jell
Evening
---- - - iiituni iiiivi I II 1 1 11V
eto And why not keep It alwaj s by Tor ho lltllo
onesiiswellnsloithooliUrones Try It nml bo
convinced of Itswonderlul curing powers Will
nunu iv niaii jiciiuoii iiuspaiier Aiidriss
J e diuhtin a co
mrl Woodbury lloucester Co N J
jggaSTOVES FURNACES RANOES 4c
Tin plates hheetlron work llreplacestovesrnnjres
ftirnaces repaired Tin iooIIiik spouting and all
Mndsof tin work promptly attended to Hcml
j our order tu
l u IOUIH
610 I lev enth st n vv near 1 st
j rcMAOKINNON FOUNTAIN AND NEW
WCtf DasliawiiyHtubleiis also Caws Ink
nt 1 actory lutes by leorco It Herrlck ngtut
aiacklnnoii len Co 028 1 street ile4 tt
ojcQrREDK TREUND CATERER AND CON
CJ2T llXTIONllt
702 Ninth street n w Delicious Ice renin nnd
Htrnw berrlMS coiistantlv on hiiul ap7
fli raELEOTniOITY THE WONDERFUL OUR-
Wo ativi aiint
111 WILLIAM HUNTlIlt No 1426 New
ork Avenue cures Catarrh llroncbltls Diseases
of Limits Liver and Klduejs Dyspepla Neural
gia ltbeuniatlsni lirat sis and all Nerv ous Com
plnluts
Constillalloii free nirl g
a
AUCTION SALES
ELLINO OUT AT AUCTION
Theentlrnstnckof Drv and lanev Ooods must
ho hold ut No 714 HHVINTH HTltlIiT Alio
Hon ev ery day commencing lei oclock u in nml 7
oclock p in until tho w hole stock Is sold Ooods
nt private sale at prices to suit vourself
Il tf MILKY Auctioneer
LIVERY STABLES
5e BRO
4i3 JI iiKhth Street bet D and i n w
Close Cnrrlaues for Wedding Calls and Jlecen
lions Hoarding and Llverv Stables
A 11 KKY1S X L8MITH
3EB5TES Sb CO
Close Carriages for Weddings Calls and Itecep
VPIS 10llg nnd Llverv stable WIllardH
Hotel Stables corner 14th and K ids
New Store and Old Qoods
FINE OLD BRANDIES
WHISKIES AND GIN
Superior Family Clarets
SHERRIES s Cheap
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC OIGABS
Jas Tharps New Store
No BIO 1 hTUIIT NOUTHWrVr
lell Ct
GEO RYNEAL JR
Whnlcialnnnd lUtall Dialer In
IAINlXOIISWINDOWANDILATHnLASM
Ji VMldOODS iriC AltTIHTV AND
WAX lLOWlll JlVTllltlATS
No IIS bevenlh St N Wnpp OdiMellows Hall
Jel lil Washington D C
S A VATEBB
Dealer hi New and i h coud hnuit
ciorniN nooii shoix and
1N1 lOODS
1124 Seventh st IT W bet L imil M sts
Oeiitleiiienwaltt don at their tesldences Jel3 d
WASHINGTON D C TUESDAY JUNE 21 1881
THE DEPARTMENTS
Tin Speedwell saileil fiom lmrlcstowti
Jrnsn yestenlaj for Nevvjiort It I
Tin National iMiik notes lecclvcil for re
ileiiiiitloii to dny ninouiitctl to 0000
lovintNMiisTiecclpts to dny Internal
rorcnuv Jlliuni itistoinskU9ail3j
Tin pmctlco ship Constcllntloii iiasaeil
Cupo Henry llils nioiniiiK liouuil for tho
Xew KiiKlnnd const
SucitiiTAltv IiNcoiy vvlio iwld it ilylnij
visit to tlio President at I onj Ilmiicli is
expected back lieio to morrow morning
Xo advices lmvo been lccelvcd nt tlio
Whlto Ilottso ns to when tho Iresldent will
return He is expected hack tho list of tho
week
AttorviyCIinikm MacYiviii left
tho city yesterdiiy aftei noon for a weeks
visit In Philadelphia Ho will ptolmhly
niako a short visit o tho President nt Long
llinuch
Till rumors that n larco nninlicr of the
employees of tho Interior Depaitmcnl ato
to Du UlseltaiKeil on thu 1st ol July Is pro
nounced by tlioehlef nhMclals of that btucati
of tho Oovernment n3 untrue There will
bo very few or no changes nt nil in that De
partment
Assistant SicitirrARv ov thi Treas
ury Upton will tall to morrow finin New
York for Loudon on tho Cttnaid Hteuuer
Scythla Ho goes on business connected
with tho continuation of ilvo per cent Gov
ernment bonds abroad mid will bo absent
about six weeks
Tiieri wan an informal Cabinet meeting
In tho reception room of tho Stato Depart
ment this afternoon Secretaries Maine
Windoni Klrkwood and Hunt nnd
Tames wciopicscnt The
President Secictnry Lincoln and Attorney
iencral JlacVengh nroottt of town Rccre
tury IJlalno pieslded
TitEcxccutlvu committco of tho York
town Commission Senators Johnston llut
lcr and Dawes Cointnissloncr of Agricul
tttio Lorlng ex Congrcssnmu Cloodo and
Gen Dick will meet in tlio loom of tlio
Senate Committco on lievoltttionaiy Claims
on tlio 2tli Inst to eompleto their arrange
ments for tho Yorktown Centennial
JlAislxr Coiti s OitDiRs Jhijor G P
Houston V S M C has been detached
from the Washington barracks and or
dered to command tlio marines nt Xorfolk
Va dipt It Y Huntington of tho An
napolis barracks has been granted thirty
days leave of absence dipt Hiehaid S
LjIIuiii eomiiiandiiig jlmlno bairaeks
Wiishington D bus been grautid thitty
d lys lea o of absence
1 CULMXTMI JIkRRITTS VllWS
I lector Jleriitt in tonversatiou in this city
u day or two since said that it was
tain when he would go to Loudon and us-
sumc his duties ns consul general 1ium
I present appenranccs it looked as though
1 Mr Itobcttson would notiesigu his seat in
tho Senate until tho deadlock was biokeu
to talco tho collectorsliip Mr
ifuttlier intimated tiiat wnno coinproiuNo
between the Stalwarts and Half breeds
would he fleeted very soon ami ho ex
pressed tho opinion that as a result Conk
ling would not return to thoU S Senate
CiiAxtiiis iv thi Contract Oitici
Posr orrici Iiiaktmikt Morochangcs
have oeciiiied In tlio Contract Olllce Post
olllco Department Captain W H Turner
in charge of lie mutes in tho Terrltoiios
has been made to walk tho plank He Was
dismissed just befoioclosiug hours yesterday
and Geoigo M Sweeney Into a thlrd chws
clcik was ptomoted to day to succeed Tur
ner William Siclcels a thltd clnss clerk
has resigned and to day James X Davis
was pioiuoted to succeed him Tho position
held by Captain Tinner was ono of tho most
inipotlant in IhoCoutiict Olllce us thinugh
him the operations of many Important star-
loutesweio arranged Somo stn priso was
expn sscn uc mimim ittrncrs removal
though his namo had been provlously pub
lished lu connection with tho nllegcd star
louto fniud
Xayal Hulldtin Lieitts D P Wood
W H Jaciies A MacMeehau Lnsigns
David Peacock W G Cutler and J P
Parker Smgeon Daniel MoMurtiie Chief
Ihigineer U II F Wharton Passed Assist
ant Lngiueer Arthur Ilnice Cadet Kngt
neers I X Hollls nnd It S Griffin Gunner
C It Magi uder Carpenter J L Keen and
Stllmaker G 1 liu ncs have been detached
fiom tho Qulunebaug and ordered to jiro
cecd home and wait orders Lieut F Han
ford from tho Xew York navy yaid and
oidered to tho Pcnsacola Master G II IV
teis from tlio Xautieal Almanac olllco and
oidered to tho Constitution Luslgn W It
A Ifooncy fiom tho Fcnsacoln and ordered
to tho WnchliHtts Passed Assistant Pay
master Stephen Kami fiom tho Qtiiuue
bang and oideted to settlo accounts Tho
older detaching Lieut W J ISarnctto fiom
duty at tho Xaval Academy is lovokcd and
ho w ill coutinueon duty at that Institution
A CovriicT op Opinion- Comptioller
of thoCttuency JI Knox has submitted
a letter to Secietaiy Windoni dissenting
fiom Treasurer Gilfillans decision in tho
mutter of tho reittcst of certain banks It
hiemsthat tlio Plfionlx Xntional Hank of
Haitfonl Conn tho First National Hank
of Flint Mich and tho Hank of Chester
South Caiollna desired lu May last thu
withdrawal of tlioirB percent bonds held
as si cm I ty for eiicuhitinn which had been
called Upon payment of wid bonds a
hulllcleut amount uecessiry was to bo de
posited with tho Treasurer and tho remain
der transmitted to thu bank Treasurer
Gilflllau decided that no moio withdrawal
of bonds under section 1 of tho act of Juno
20 1871 will bo allowed unless there has
been previously n deposit of United States
notes as required by said section and
states that this would prevent surrender
of bonds which hndliccomo redeemable upon
understanding that thoptoeeeds thereof or
somo portion of them shall bo deposited
under said section Comptroller Knox de
clares that tho Treasurer thus reverses tho
pioviouspractlcoof his office and iraeilect
declines to receive tho lawful money paid by
tho Government In lcdciuptlouofliondsheld
by banks desiiiiig to jcduco ciiculatlon
Tlio Comptioller Insists that a piopcrcon
sti notion of tho law antagonizes tho receipt
of all lawful money in such cases and nsks
that tho opinion ofthoAttoiuey Geneinl bo
sought In tho mutter
lolltlciil loluls
How would Conklingnud Sitting Hull do
fnrlfWIV Hull Is tw eiiirwlllnd 1 l
- i lUIIII
ns Itoscoo himself
Tltll dlllIlinilM Viimiifi elntmu lliif
Tlieodnto nnlr Islhn ffimililnt nf llm tn
jority of Hamilton County Democrats for
uuvoruur
GOV llrAriItttllV nf IvenfllelfV nvm oj
tho opinion that United States Senator
Heck by tho tlmo tho election takes place
will have piacthally no opposition
Mil PrATl Is lenorleil tn lmvn nleini nu
all hopoof a io electlon Hut why Piatt
and not Coukllng Certainly tho kilo can
not bo down without tho tall lhltlmorc
Ihictkaii
THE ELECTRICAL CONGRESS
Tlio ixlilitsrtlic Uox eminent unit
Cltlxcim of tlio United NttitCN
Lxtcnslvo prcpnratlons ato progressing at
tho Patent Olllco with reference to tho ex
hibits of American Inventors nt tho foith
comlng Lloctricnl Congress to bo held In
Paris August 1 next This country will
probably niuko tho most thorough nnd ex
cellent exhibition of inventions uf electri
cal apparatus What tho Patent Olllco in
tends to do Is to forwnrd a book which will
contain the specifications and photo-lithographic
drawings of nil Ameilcan patents
which embmcoany subject matter relating tp
electricity or magnetism cither lu tlio ap
plication or uso of electricity or magnetism
til tho vniiousnrtsor in tho construction
of tho machines thereof Thomas A Kill
sous patents of tho telephone electric light
c will figure largely in the forthcoming
publication In tho matter of private ex
hibitors manufacturers of and dealers In
electrical inventions and others America
will mako iireiiuukably lino display Ap
plications forspaco to exhibit wcto made to
tho Set retary of State Thero vveio many
applicants All tho space howovcr has
been taken up though thero was a demand
Inigely In excess of tho accommodations
Tho list of American oxlilbitors who will
scndspceiiucnsof their inventions is as
follows
Llcctro Graphic Manufacturing Company
ofXewYotk Whlto Houso Mills Hoosnc
NYj Weston Llectrio Light Company of
NiHVlirlt V fllntm HI Hull IV V
YJ Staudaid Llceliio Light Company of
ion iun vi uorgnii iiiiriugc oi Iliint
dclphia Smitlisonlau Institution of Wash
ington Louis G Dreyfus of New York
Joseph M Hindi of Chicago Lllshn Gray
of Highlnud Pink HI Ulcctric Purlller
Company or Xew Haven Conn W G A
Honwill of Philadelphia United States
Llectriu Light Comimny of Xew York
Thomas A Fdlson of New York August
Parts of Philadelphia Geoigo dimming
of Xew York L II Tillotson Co of Xew
York Dodson Lge of Philadelphia
United States Signal Officer Washington
Itobert Hease of Indianapolis Indj Charles
W Hubbard of Boston Alexander Graham
Hell of Washington Llcctio Dynamic
Company of Philadelphia W 1 Philips
of Philadelphia Western Llcctrlc Manufac
turing Company of Chicago Volncy W
Mason Co of Piovidenee It I A Lnui
son Dolbear of Somerville Mass Theodore
Schinauscr of Allegheny City Pa United
States Patent Office Washington Cnuiinllv
Hrothers McTighe Washington
lrvsonnl
Mit and Mrs Wm Sticiniy who were
atXewport last week have returned to tho
city
Miss Ada M mlouy returned home yca
teidny evening after a short visit to Capo
Princi Lioioii took his scat lu the
Hottso of Lords yestcidny us Duke of Al
bany
Handsomi Uuic Harris of Willatds
Hotel will mako a- brief trip to Lngland
during the suinnicr
Aituiinisiiop Hanax tho Itoinau Catho
lio chief pichitu of Canada has retttinid lo
this country fiom a visit to Koine
Tin death Is announced to day of Mis
Chmles It Thome wifuof tho veteran actor
and theatrical manager lu herbUth year
Liiutkvant II C HoDans son of Col
Hodges of this city who has just graduated
at West Point is in the city tho guest of
Gen McFecley
Hon KiciiAitii T Miirkick and family
lmvo moved to their country seat near 13111
cott City whero they will leiimln dining
the sumnicr mouths
Hknry Ward Hukchlu has sold his
rciidencoou Columbia Heights New York
to Ludovici Heunett for ill0JO Rtihjict to
a mortgagu of 11000
Our genial young friend Mr I II Mc
Donald returned fiom Xew York last week
but does not propose to join tho C 0 A
Club unless his gill does
It is liimiiied in London that Sir John
A McDonald Is to bo raised to tho peerage
and that ho Is to succeed Iord Lome ns
Governor General of Canada
Hon Alix Cochran formerly mem
ber of Congress from Pittsburg ami at pres
ent engaged in tho practlco of his profession
ot law lu St Louis is in the city and regis
tered at Wortnleys
Mr IloiuiiiT L Downino tho well
known young acterof this city w 111 leavo
next week fur Long Brunch and spend tho
summer there Xext season ho will con
tinue in thu Mury Anderson troupe
Miss Doilii Wooiwini ono of Wash
ingtons most accomplished young ladles
and a young actress of great promise lelt
yt steiday for Xew York to mako a piofes
slonal engagement for tho ensuing winter
Giv Jamls Oliinitxi tho luoiniucnt
journalist is w euro pleased to record en
tirely recovered itom ins recent clangcious
Illness and is out and about again Lrysi
pelas tackled tho General but lie beat it
Tin Xew York IIoiW of thismoiniug
speaking of tho appearance last evening in
that city of Miss Anna Boyle tho sweet and
dimming little Washington glil says Miss
Jloylo has the advantage of a beautiful face
an uxceidlngly graceful caniago and a form
that speaks in every motion of bewitching
youth It supplements its criticism how
ever by stating that her acting was unsatis
factory and that sho win too much given to
niauneiisiiis
VliJCNtmH thuudei stonn owing to n de
lay in tho Ohio Valley failed to put in an
appcamnco in this city until about II oclock
lust night Tiiucicetiicaiuisjiiay was no
iri mlf f1iall nJ llWIlfMlfTlt tlin 71 HllLll l 1 11
tvilt nuilivvsi in i i4itiHa mu jiijiniHiiiii
siry leciivid a veiy suveio jolt A subso
iiueut luvcvstigatiou dovelopcd tlio fact
however that it was a stioko of Jersey
lightning that smoto tho scilbp In thu
neck Thi mornhnji Iejutlltenn This
may be very title but honesty lu detail is
not tho best policy when ono gives oneself
way
CovriNiANci or U S Kiciistirii
Hoxds Tho following circular relative to
tho continuance of United States legisteied
bonds of tho Ilvo percent funded loan of 18S1
was issued by tho Treasury Department yes
terday In tho provisions of Ciicular No
52 dated May 12 1831 fur tho contlnuanco
nf United States registered bonds of tho llvo
per cent funded loan of 1881 tho limit of
suth bonds to ho continued was fixed at
ifioOjOOOOOO the bonds to bo accepted lu tho
order of their receipt ut this dcpaitmeut
Tho limit was reached on tho 23d of May
tho bonds presented being somewhat in ex
cess of thu amount fixed while many persons
who had notified tho department on or be
fore tho date of their Intention to present
their bonds for continuance and hud pro
ceeded In good faith to carry out their pur
pose wero tumble for viuious tensons to
siu lender their bonds bcfoio tho limit was
icached It Is tho desire of tho department
to extend to till so far ns practicable an
cqiinl opportunity to continue their bonds
and to Hint cud notice is hereby given
that United States registered bonds of tho
flvo per cent funded loan ofl881 respecting
which tho department was notlllcd on or
before tho 23d of May and which thiough
no fault or negligence of tho owners failed
to reach tho department bcfoiutholimlt was
leached will bo accepted for contlnuanco If
transmitted to this olllco on or before tho 1st
day of July uoxt
Critic
HANGS BLOCKADE
OF THE ALBANY INVESTIGATION
TlioCoiiimltlpc ItcfiiHC to Proeeotl In
UN Absence lolni I Ilaxenporls
IniliKiiiilloii Tin Action ol tli
Cimintllieo a Itil lfp Job Against
Aliianv X Y Juno 21 Tho Bradley
Hiibcry investigation cnmmlttco icsutucil
Its session this morning but after fuity llvo
minutes adjourned until to iuonow on ac
count of tho alr cnco in Xew YorkofMr
Bangs tho counsel for Bradley and the
committee John L Davenport was present
and mado a speech nppinllng to tho com
mitteo to hear his iitatciiicnt In leply to
Senator Strahaiis eliaigo thnt ho attempted
to brlbo him by the oiler of a United
Stntes marshnlshlp to voto against
Conkling and Piatt Davenport was very
bitter and said utiduo ndvantago had been
taken that as soon ns Strnhnnss statement
was made tho committee had adjourned for
three days to allow the story In lmvo ellect
on tho public mind and now when ho
Divenpoit was ready to testify counsel
was absent It was unfair as ho could not
ngaiu bo present bcfoio Thursday Tho
committco also refused to hear
James TUIinghast of tho Contnil
Kallroad until Hangs could bo present
Counsel for Senator Sessions remonstrat
ed but to no effect J A Wallace
of Olenn Brudluys home was upon tho
appeal of counsel put on tho stand His
testimony had proceeded but a few minutes
before tho committco refused to continue
until Mr Hangs could bo present Tho
voto was -I to which is tho way tho com
mittco divides on nil uucstlons Wnlhao
had testified that Bradley stated to him that
thero would be bo sensational developments
in Albany nnd thnt members could get
money for their votes
o
An Ocean
Xkw York Juno 21 A 8k Johns X
special says tho commander of tho steamer
Kile from Sidney reports having passed on
tho 17th Inst lu latitude -10 101 north
longitude 30 3V west n largo ship bottom
upward and half sunken The vessel up
licatcd to bo about 1200 Ions burden niul
had succumbed to lire Into of crew and
passengers unknown
a- i
IliNi XInrili1 Jlreii Snlvlilc
Dltroit Mien June 21 William
Lane tho man who acknowledged having
poisoned nnd attempted to drown George
Allen on account of nu Infatuation for tlio
hitters wife attempted to commit suicide
in Jail last night by breaking and swallow
ing tho glasses nfhis spectacles Xo serious
results has followed as yet
Tlio Virginia Itepiibllpniti to Call n
Cons cation
KlCiiMNDVAJunu2l ThcKepublican
Slateccntral committee now in session 1ms
decided to call a convention for the 21th of
August to tionunaluii ticket to bo voted for
at thu election Of tho members present
only ono voted against a convention
Aunln Utility of Murder
Aiiiiiiuinfjui X M Juno 21 Town
marshal Malton Yaibcrry who four months
ago shot and killed young Henry Brown a
nephew of Gov ei nor Blown nf Tennessee
is iigaln guilty of murder Tho lust victim
is tluis Campbell n carpenter in tho rall
load shops
filial Holler Implosion
Boston Mass Juno 21 Tho boiler on
tho schooner Maggio II Smith lying at tho
wharf In Medfoid near here exploded this
moinlng instantly killing William Harnett
and badly injuring llvo other persons
Immigration Jtiicrcuisliitr
Xiw York Juno 21 roity two thou
sand six hundred and forty immigrants
laniteiiut utstio uarden tlio llrst twenty
days of June nu excess of 13180 over the
coiiepimding pciiotl last year
i
Another Victory lor Wrsfrrii Union
Xiw York Juno 21 Tho suit of Hunts
Jlatcli against tho Western Union Company
was decided in favor of tho telegraph com
pany this morning
-
llraillaugli 11 mi t Bny U
London Juno 21 Charles Bradhtughs
demurrer to tho judgment condemning him
to pay a fino of iTiOO for each voto in tho
House of Commons has been ovei ruled
t
Uriel Telewrmns
A BinulN dispatch says Germany pio
poses to put nstop tocmlgration by coercion
A dispatch fiom Algiers says tho Arabs
mo lnuiderlng Spanish residents nt Algeria
A rim occurred at the London docks at
Liverpool last night but none of tho ship
ping vvasdcstioycd
LxTKSRivi forgery operations have been
In successful operation in Northern Ala
bama Thu Woodstock Iron Company has
sttllered by tho forgery of its sciip much of
which was redeemed before tho forgery was
discovered
AMERICAN BUILDING STONE
Ill
teiiNUN Ollic o iniitKl In Until
eriiip Aeeiiinle Statistics1
TWO CENTS
THE FACTION FIGHT
IrocecstliiKmii Albany To itny lro
position o Ailoiiiii lo Hnrndiiru
Tlio DeinociiilN loNlimil Jlrin
Amiany X Y Juno 21 Tho Joint con
ventlou resumed Its session at noon to llay
Tho ballot for a successor to Coukllng rc
sullcd Coiikllng KJ Wheeler 23 Ijtp
limn 21 Cornell i Folgcr 2 Crowley
1 Jlradloy 1 Jacobs 50 Total 153 Tho
Joint ballot for Mr Piatts successor wns ns
follows Depow 52 Piatt 27 Ketiian 51
Wheeler 3 Crowley 0 llllss 1 Cornell
1 Folger 1 Tremalii 1 Total 153
After tho announcement of the ballot Mr
Patten of Saratoga moved that when tho
Joint convention ndjotiuied next Saturday
It bo to meet at Saratoga Objection was
made and after a brief discussion the reso
lution was declared nut of otder by
Hosklus During tho dis
cussion Mr Spinola Democrat announced
that tlio Legislature had ceased to sit lit
obedience to duties of tho State nnd was in
session merely nt tlio dictate of patty neces
sity that if tlio Kepubllcan faction ex
pected by any tactics to lit eak tho Demo
erotic ranks they labored under a mistake
and that tho Democrats would stand firm
A motion to adjourn until to morrow was
voted down ayes 0 nuj s 83 ml tho
convention proceeded to second ballot
The second Joint ballot for a to
Coukllng wns as follows Wheeler 35
Jacobs 50 Coukllng 32 Lapham 25
Ciowley 3 Bradley 1 Cornell 1 Tre
malii Folgcr 2 Total 150
Tho second stated Joint ballot forn suc
cessor to liatt was us follows Depew50
Keiuan 51 Piatt 37 Wheeler 1 Ciow
ley 5 Cornell 0 Laphainl IULmI Tre
malii 1 Folgcr 1 Total 150
During second ballot AsseniblMiiau Trim
ble of Xew York presented a petition
signed by 30000constittients expressing tho
hopo that they would endeavor to main
tain tho deadlock lu order that
Wheeler known ns tho Lono
Fisherman might not get to thu fishlng
gtoundsund doplcto wnters of fish Tho
petition excited great mirth and was de
clared out of order
A motion was made to adjourn ami tho
Hiilf bueds voted no tho Democrats and
Stalwarts aye Tho motion was caiiied
ajes 70 noes 111 and thu convention ad
journed
FINANCIAL
To iIiijn Slock notations
Tho following observations of tho trans
actions lit tho financial market to day to
gether with opening nnd closing quotations
mo furnished by tho banking hottso of II
D Cooke Jr t Co 1 120 F Btrect Washing
ton D
Namk oh Hiocit Openg Closg
American District M M7
it i mi si
1 j i ji i
v i UTA 1V
Canada Knittlu rn T I 711
IbU ago Jlurllngton and l Htl
O A i J i 1 21J
Ililcngo St lnul c O II
do preferreil lft I0I1
Central Iniltlc - nu Wljj
Chicago ht Louis tXO SI
Del JJicKnvvauua e vv IJIJj
lelawarniiiifl Iluilson
Denver and Itlo Iranile
IMe
do prefcrrid
Ilauiubnl and ht Joe
do preferred
Houston and Texas
Illinois Central
Iron Mountain
Ijikn Shore
Loulsv lllc nail Nashv Ulc
Lake Kilo and Western
MIcIiIkiiii Central
-Morris end lsex
l Issourl 1nclllu
MlsMiiirl Knnviis it Texas
iievnted
New Yoik Cintral
Northwestern
do preferred
New Jersey intra
Nashv lllu and Chattanooga
i aciuc
do prefernsl
Ohio and MIssKslpi
Ontario and Western
1aellle Jlail
Hock Island
Heading
ht lnul
do prelern d
Sail 1 iiinelsco
do piefi rnsl
Union laeltlc
Western Union
do extended
Wabnshht 1 and laclllc
do prefernsl
Ohio Central
Texas laclllc
Mobile and Ohio
Metropolitan Kiev and
New York Klcvntcd
St L Alton and T II
Colorado Coal nod Iron
IUI
100
MJ
80
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121
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110
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The HnrkrlK
Xiw York Juno 21 Flour unchanged
Wheat quiet Xo 2 Chicago nnd Milwaukee
S12117iil2il Xo 2 red winter 120J
127 Xo 1 whlto winter June 12icd
fl201 Coin quiet ut 50 Oalsqiiiet July
12K I2i Kyo quoted at 109 Pork
1H00cj 1700 Lard 1120 1125 But
ter fitm Cheese OfelOc Lggs 18yic
Whisky nominal
CiiKAfio Juno 21 Wheat July 111
Coin July I5J Oats July nominal 30J
Kyo nominal at 05 Pork July 1022
Laid July 1005 bid Bacon short lib
July ijJ0
Ynll Street To day
Xnw York Juno 211030 a in Stock
market opened aetivu and generally a shada
1 V 1 It 1 T
IMVi lUW i IUIV COIIlllll UCCllllCll 1 1UKO
That braticli of tho census work which Slime t Michigan Centnll k
relates to qunirics of building stone orna
mental stono and slato Is likely to produce
valuable results when It is completed Tho
Census Olllco has united vvitli thoXatloual
Museum In the work which is in charge of
Dr Georgo W Howes Tliolnformatioude
signed to lie secured includes tho amount of
capital Invested In tho business tho kind of
nick quan led tlio date of thu opening of
tho quairy tho gloss prod m t of tho quairy
fiom tho time it was opened and for thu
census yinr tho pin noses for which tho
stono Is used principal markets and modu
of transportation thereto by rail or water
pricoof utidiessed stonie and cost of dress
ing It mode of quairy ing number of labor
ers employed and the wages paid uses to
which tho stono Is applied total number of
buildings In cities and towns of over 10
000 population in which tho stono Is used
wltn similar inioimaiion concerning pave
ments and sidewalks docks and fortifica
tions breakwaters sewers and other public
works Ono of tho main objects of tho in
quiries is to discover what minerals each
ono of the building and ornamental stones
contain to ascertain how inch will act un
der dilleient conditions as to temperature
or to discover thu strength of eneh stone It
is nlready known to builders that 11 build
ing stono which will piovo very desirable
lu one climate may bo worthless in another
Tho Florida stone known as coqtiina is an
excellent uuliuing material lor riorum nut
a house built of It in Xew Yoik would soon
ciumblo to pieces And vice versa grauito
put Into a liouso in Florida would soon
crumble to nieces Samples of tho building
stono quan led in all pints of tho countiy aio
being received oy mo murau ami wnon
nrenaied will bo nut on exhibition at tho
Xntional Museum with duplicates in tho
American -Museum at Xew York Dr
Hawes declares that from tho samples
already received ho Is convinced that 110
enimtrv In the world Is better simnlled with
stono for both biilldingnnd ornamental pur
poses thnn Is tlio United States nnd Ito
thinks that w hen all our natlvo lesources
beeomo known as thoy will nit or tho cen
sus woik has been completed and tho result
mbllshed the united stales will ccao lo
import stono from other countries
ern WaNish preferred J Lackawanna
I Ohio it Mississippi Denver i Lrlo
it Western Houston it Texas 1 C C it
I C 11 Wcsiciii Union old Cedar
FallsadvanecdJ Canada Southern i Xow
Jeisey Central and St Paul wero steady
j Llevnted shines were lower
j Xivv Youic Juuo2t 1 p 111 Tho pool
In Kochcster and Pittsburg purposely
I depressed lu juices this motnlng to buy
stocic it is ueiioveci iruu snares nivo been
secured fiom outside holders Tho books
will ciosoiii about ten days to subicrlbu to
new Mcuiily to bo sold to stockholdcis of
record to build an extension fiximSalaiuan
lea to Pittsburg
Mr Keeno has been joined by a very pinr
eiful syndicate to advauco the Central Fa
clfic
Tho Western Union pool say that tho ef
fect of Judge Tniaxs decision was fully
discounted yesterday A movement ha t
been started to put tho now stock up to par
I0111I011 Iliiniielal
London Juno 21130 p in Consolsjfor
money lOOi consols for account 100
United States bonds 5s 101 3 10 Lrie
shares 17 1 13 Lrie seconds 105 j Ontario
Westorn 37 Xow York Central 1I0J
Illinois Central 112 Flio piefeired 60
Lako Shore 130f
Auvicim fiom Marseilles report tho city
quiet Tho feeling In Pails agnlut tho
Italians is very hitter
Gov Cullom of Illinois told a reporter
in Xew York last week that there aio no
dlstuiblng inlluenees at work In the Kepub
llcan patty of his State nnd that they tiro
having a happy time generally Ho says
that tho Administration is generally sus
tained by tho Kepublicaus of his State
Sinci reading Jeff Davis nccouut of
how ho was a going tothrowthocarbincd
cavalryman oil tho horse tho Knglish peo
ple have decided to liho Jell to tacklo tho
Jockeys of Ameilcan horses in tho next
Dei by
To domestic Tho pioper kind of tip
pirel to wear while kindling a flic with
kerosene Is an a censiou robe

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