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va 87-N2 5.683. WASHINGTON. D. C.. THURSDAY. JUNE 1. 1871. TWO CENTS.
?^, j
THE EVEN TNG STAR
rtVLIllO tilLl, ftutey iiMfU I,
At Tb? Star Bulldlafi,
(?mi fwiiflwli iv.mM Uttai
nuim itu mirtTB tarur.
?
TBI m> * aarvaS by earners W ttotr ??*
la tto Cm u4 Dlatr<?t at Tn Untifll
or f omrr roo* Oim ru Bona- flow*
l tbt wuttr. two Oirti.
n?i ro* MiiUM-nm Boat to, fl *?:
I SoMte, ?1.N: UM Titr, |l N ?? KfMi
ra Mt tram tto oSto longar tku hU ft*.
TBI WKBK.LT ITift-KUWM Ml ItMtt
IB I
PERSONAL.
MISS LOTTIE FOWLKK-lbls fww
and Boi ira Clalrrtriat and Test Bedlua.
fr. aa B><Oub. mho foretold tto eaploaicas o? the
cartrige factory at SrMgeport. O?o ? U il
*h? B? Jam?? HoM. Bonra. ? ? ? "H 'l ?.
Tama, ?J. ??*?
Lapibs poct >b and fkisnp: om Jj?*it
? OOlV ?C?
_ary: |n?a? for Patient*, fBeuch
Female Pill*. f-J. Bra LABOBB, Bo. ??Ka?t
Fayette as. BaUMrore Enclose ? ittmn lm'
D* TM^WKLL KHOWS SPECIALIST,
Established here lor the last ten year*. woold eu
t on ladtf? and |?ntWm?? eg a>net anav Tin* through
th?* ? fflca u. Dimon* advertisement*, a* they
will aarely to awladled by these prv oi, wjo are
gtki'*n ard h?" to (oral habitn'ron.
The Doer. r soaranteee a ap-etiyanl permanent
cure of all F-irale Complaints a&d Secret
cr no charge
Prirttf (< ninltim imoii. Ill liilh ?tre?t. ab >ve
Pet naylvanin atct.u?. Hunra. K to 1,1 to 6. 7',
to*. ayB tl
UK BAtTmwKK A S3 KttlOAN,
ESTABLISHED 177.1,
T
la servM jr^a.pMy in Washington and 8<M|ft *u
by carrier i, and iilor sale at all principal H'tela.
KOBEBT CO MllNB. Agent.
T 17 B street. M W . Waahl
?l? .. _ _
Tommy pear TO B B Y. DOBT MP?Thantaa
?? d -d go, ? reg?rdlr?s of the rr monstrance of a
tokrve#si-ter. t>ld Pr DARBY on 4>? street aoath
of Psna?y tvaaln a\ ecus. expects to bare him cared
In a we*k my IS lm*
rj^BB BB1DAL C'flABBBa.
Kt-a> a for Yoans M-n on rreat SOCIAL XVILS
and AB( BEB whit h interfere with M AKKlAUE
with tare meant of relief for tha Err ing aad Onf>r
ton ate. l>is?s?ed and P-bt.iut-d. Sent Irae, in ssn! -d
?nvr !#.?-?? Aldrees HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No.
i S 9th st., Philadelphia, fa. myil-ta.th.s.^tn
<\|*BHBOP 1>4th BDITIOB
ftrrwlf I "n* Kt*is?d !>g uu Autktr. B ?? F. Cra
ft*, !?*:?? af Mtdleans, Mtmbtr */^As ho*a.
0"?< af Smrfont, Mnt.and; Lumbal* ?/
Ms IWVci nf r*tjirtaa*. Kim/)*'*;
?He* every Mtmtrr Family dt
M'dir,**. r*n>, jr., ft., *e.
A Bedlcal Baeay on tto caoae aad car* of ?l aaia
taia decline la Baa. ah wine how toaltb la loat and
tow r?-*?in?>d. it |hc?? clear ayn<>paia of the iin
todim?uta to M?r - tha trnaiaaaat of Herroaa
and Pbyncal DatMUtT, Sterility. Ac . wtottor
broaabt oa by early abaae or etcea*. and the reaie
d'ea therefot?the raault of 90 yeara ?aoceaafal ?ra>
lit?.
Price SO cents by mail. Addrew the anrbor Dr.
feirtia. 9 Tremoat Place. Boetoo. Baaj. oUl-euly
BKWAKK or THE BABY 1BBXPBBIBBCKD
gf'ACfcS and boary hearted iapoatora aow in
tbia city, who aaaame half a d< aen altaaaa. in aa
many different ollcea Aroid ezaoaure. loaa oi repu
tath a. health, and even life itaelf. and confide yoar
troablea In L'r LKON. wall kaowi here for tto laat
ten year* a# the moat reliable, trustworthy, and
skillful phrstciaa adrertifin* Be doaa not tHS? or
burning: falflll* all ha prvmieee. and fnaraataaa
?accesa wh? ii others fail.
Strut*u Koomt f*r Lmdy FmitmU.
PriTat* C onsultation loom* 414 10th street
B B ? The Doctor doaa nwt employ any ?>-callpd
ii.n.iisau. tberefora patienta avoid any ezaoeire
wbateter.aatber ??? no on^ bat the Doctor mstl ly
111 TAB1BO AB BBDuffBBBT POLICY IB
D tto BOBTH W E3TKBN, yoa aaeare yoar old
f 17 B street. B W , Washington.
B O. BOWLBY,
? I ? B str*-1, Adrrrtisitt* Agent.
aceac^jn*t possible want or dependence apon others;
yoa provide for yoar family in the nasi of daatlt;
and tbo money yon pay to the company will earn
Ka from I to 7 per cent, oompotuad Intsrset. Ofloe,
?? 7tb ?treat.
mhV tf 1. T. KBIOHT, Oenoral Agent.
M.
H. PIIICI'I
LOAN OFFICE,
itss PKBNHYLYAN1A atkbcb
( 9t 8TA1HS.)
SAXAK FOB TBB SALB
99
UNREDEEMED GOODS
fsl tx CBDFKNKATB.
W ABTBD? All thoae who tsioe tbxr aixut to
? ? know that ttobert " OBI DOLLAB sPB<>
TACLK In the coantry la accurately stilted to tto
f,esi#hti> 11 11. 11KBPLBB. the Optician, crner
4>i ureat acd PennavlsaaiaaTenaa. Lapot for Ther
od ?oaetera of all fciods. jell
WPECiAli bOTH.'B ? Tl?e peraon who In tie
^ LOT OF BKB0HANDl3B,aow with me for the
laat twelve bod tto, will take notice that If not taken
away by tto tat of September it will to said to pay
advances B B PB1NCS,
1004 P-ansylvaala avenue,
ao? tf Loan Oflce and Salea Booar
ES. JUSTB PA IB FA1B PBIOBB FOB
. Lad tea'. Peats' aad Children's SBCOND
UANDOLuTHIBO. UBDKBOLQTBIBO. B')OT3,
BHOKS. Ac .at 4 1* Mh street B W^.and at 61V
r St I set. between fth aag 7th streets Bate by man
gf mptly attewd^d to >eA-ly*
Ladies bcffkbibo fbom ibbboi labi
T1KS or any complaint peculiar tu their aes.
shi uId confide in PR LBOB. the only reliab e ar d
ei</*j( ??<at *<k"i Physician for sach specialty in tto
city. Ladies d'sirtntt treatment can repoee in him
the ntmoet r< nfldeme. Be especially invite* a call
from thoae who have bean 4ec*iTed and swindled by
the many hsmt ugs and advertialag quacks luiesUng
the eily. A spewjy core is guaranteed tn all caaaa.
^Wili raesHJ far Lady puiimtt. Corresp. r ?
strictly sonfldeatial. B ura-N ia 1. 1 to 3, ( to 4.
Koosia 414 10th street. ab.?fe Pa. avenoe. <lel4
I \B BOTT'S FBBNCB FOWDBBS CKKTAIM
if COM.? for Nervous Debility. Saaraal Amis
Bold in Washington by wl. B. KSTWISLB,
Druxglat, oorner Pennay Ivania a venae aad 17th
street FriaeSS per box.eat.thy mall. jy?-ly
VK/ABTID?BTBBY OBB la KBOW. ttot tto
LADIES' GOODS, Etc.
( ; BEAT BKPCCT10B OF FKI0KS !
BiSABI BTBSI9,
BA1K ABD FABCY STOBB.
ltll PlimLTilli AVKM K,
Uth aad 13th atr^B,
Is now stocked with a tick, bandaome and ssaaon
al le tagiety of goods, to wklck tto livttaa tto spe
cial attention of the ladies.
liar Stock amipriaaa a lat of Ladies Undevclottoa.
Bar Stock canpriaaa a lat of Ladies' Caderelottoa,
well made and <d aood materia,*. Baaian Hair of
every hoe and description. Chamialaea, Bralda aad
Curia. A aa rted L^cee. > atcy Buell and
Oomba, Ivory Artie lea, Perfumery, Fana, Hair
D>a. Ac.. Ac.
All f which will to sold at UKBATLT BK
PCCBP PB1CKS. myg-tw
VKIAT KBSCCFIOB.
OUR PRICE ONLY.
HINRY K1NQ, Jr.,
BABOBIC TBBFLB,
OCBBKK ?ti ABD F STKKBTS
Twenty fvs thonannd dollars of
B1LLIBBBT ABD F4BCT BOODd,
FLOW BBS, BlBBOBS.
LACBS. BTBAW OOOD9,
BOS1KKY. GbOTK.". PAKABOLS,
OOKSBTS. LAD 1KB YBiTB
Bold at M per sent above ooat.
P^UvwfyOna Prion Paly. myBly
907 "? 907
Ladlaa wfll do vail to esaaaisa ay large Moek of
hPKlBQaad^BSBBBK OOP PS. in parti
U>
Or,
Bi _
Bonnets and Bo
Blbbona and F_
Cade*
B A TUBAL CCKLS
ot^evsr^^htos. atae and^a^la^t
J net rweetveS, a larva aeeoi isaeat of LADI19
W ALB IBS BCITS. and aMtng very aheap I Have
re.iocd tto prleaa of Uoraala; tha beat FBBBOB
COKBBTB fraa ?4 ta ??. aad tto ottor ?yl? JB
pm cent, laaattona wtsAaco._ A fuU t?aaf FAB
ASOLS and BBKBOIDbIIBB, So., aad aalllng
vary low.
S. BBLLKBB,
hu a T1A Bartot
JCST
A FTTLL ASSOBTBBNT OB
BATOKAL OCBLS.
saS year akanp * mnLi
FIS
JCST BKCB1YKD?
FAA18 BIB SMI
aa SI per pnlr
~W
a. an
VIB BA.1LKST SPAUB
AMUSEMENTS.
6/AM) CWION OOBCEBT FOB THE
?t"" (J Hi if the Wljfwi wd Urtkiii?( Q?nin<
in tha District of ColrrnMa will come o3 at LIB
COLS HALL on the 6th or Jcxa.aud will b?
oaened with prayer by i h- Bar. Dr. B. HuMwI.
The. opening anttem will b*: " #?? Hoar of
I'rayer." K. Thcmt.i C-mmodore will reed the
f**?,rito porm of Mr Llaoola. "Ob' Whr Bh^nl l
tb* Spirit of Mortal be Proud. ud *e>eral olh?r
P< ??? After the poem, the favorite tune. "Eix ?r."
of the O'rmnni and tba "Happy Family," by Mitt
Aaaa Hall.of Baltimore, and ??them. The"Lamh
It K Solo.' by PhltMiir Ford, of P iward Cnireraltr.
Ibe Maria* Bind will ba in attendance. Ttckete
for ?ale at alt tba principal Book and Made "rtorei.
I'rioe FIFTT CENTS. ,*13.
B
ASK B A L ii .
HATfliHElS Tf. OLT1PIC.
THEBSDAT. .TTNB ler.
HAYMAhEbo vs. OLYMPIC AMATEIBJ
rBIDAT. JOBS ?0.
BATVAKI1S va. OLYMPIC "Bin* Btockinge.
OLYMPIC GBOCNDS. corner Htb atxi Set*.
AdrneMcn -THl BSDAT, 43 oenta. FBIItAY
Senate ?|M2t
GX.003 GIFTS.
BAND Oirr (ONCBBT AMD DISTRIBUTION
iok tbc nmn or
Tkt Fotmdlmt A'tturn. Shuts ?/ Chanty. P/,w
York, StltuT* mnd liars' Orpnmmt
To ba held la Wsehisfcta. D* u!i i?ln and by
virtue of a permit from Hen A. Pleaaautoo. Ho.n
ni tak iiar of Internal Berenne, on the 17th of J nly,
ls71, poait lva'y.
Tba fo I lowing GfTTi win be awarded the rocree*ful
tick't bolder* by tba OotntnltsloneTa: 4 story Brck
66 M. Cal?ert ??., Baltimore, fM OHO. J.J#'
acit-s Timber Land in Waehiogfon Co., Md .with
tbrea Dwellings and Saw Mi l lying on Oh"*, and
Ohio Canal $K pno. J story Brick H n-e, 131 B'l
ton st., Belt*., S 16jot) 3 itort Brick Hon*, :D0
Conway at , Balto.. 07.5TO 1 fine Evidence near
OoTaeafown, 3 mflea from BaMo., oa Paaeenaor R.
W . >11 uuo. 1 One Baeidenre near eoranetown,
?me Iocattoa. B?iOO 1 flue Residence near Gorai e
U ?n. aarne location, 9?A00. 1 fine Baatdenea near
Qovanatown. ?ame Uoa, ?7MO. T Lotaartj.ini in
shore suburban y.-oaerty, 9KM0 each, BI7J0-K
?w Caah Gifts, W) nuO B >nds, Mrowa- - ilia Precinct
ard Linoola Connty, Nebraska, 7 aer cant, gold I't.
$4jM US. Booda, 010 000 B.C. State Bmda;110
bbarea National Be- tunica' Baak, Balto.: 1U0
-hares Cltliena' National Baak, Balto.; Mu Ohares
Northern Central B B , luu Share* Brie B. B.; 20
Share* Balto. Hi Ohio B . B ; Jo Baa rea Pblii, ,
Wilmiagtoa and Balto. B B. 63 000 Tic kits on y
willbe*okl,M ?> aach,J?BMij?
Hen ? McCollocoh Biktoo. MA. I
Mai Oao.T. Castlk, Balto ,Md. \ nmmu r$
Hon. J.B. Nbgliy.M. 0.. Ptttebara, Pa..
Kejermu** Maj. Ben. D. Hunter/yS A, Wati
in*tee, P. O.; Mob Jee. t? Megtey, Pitt* to eg, P* ;
Firat IMiwa) Baak. H'geratown. Md ; AMlensa
A Co., Baak era. Haferatowa. Md.; Hon. B. J Brent,
late Alt> Baa'I, Baltimore.
D< ad* of the ahora Baal Batata eertlftad l y
< ui ael, hi the hand* of Mia Traatea. Ticket* ltd
coai.1 ? _
dicalar* can be bad of W. ?. MaUeroU A Ce.,
Mo-lr Dealer*. Ml Pen BUT It an i? wwie; W II.
* O H. Morriaon. Boek*?ller?, 4T? Paaaaytraaia
aTonae: Beaj IVWolf, Jeweller. BIB Peantrlean ia
aveaae; J - o. O Parker. Booktellar*, 1ST 7th rtre^t,
a iatrf'p A Dudley, Bcal Batata Agent*, Tj Loaltiatia
avepae.or P. 0. DBTLIN.
General Agent. Stationer aad Printer, Bo. 31
Naaeaa street. Bew York.
Order* by nail will reaelre prompt atten
tion.
B
ABLOW B SAtLBBI
Of
r 1 It m ARTS,
Bo. 199A PBBNBYLVANLA i
I FIBCIBG OPHBLIA,
AYBBCB,
TBB
BHABBBPBBt-B BAMLBT,
By WBBBBB.of Cincinnati,
npU HOW OB EXHIBITION.
R
OOBB or TBI T. *. c. A.,
CWBNEB B1NTB AND D BTBBBTS.
FEEB BEADING BOOM ABD LIB BABY.
The following New Book* bar* reoaekly been ntf
ded tc the Library :
Ge< tge Saad'*" Baow Man "
t McDonald'* " Pnanu?ie* "
Mi** Aleott'a' Mood* "
Mace * " Moathfal of Bread."
" kcbiiaon Cm*oe." aiegantlT Illustrated
Lowell** " Among My Book*. '
Grant Wbtte'aM Word* and tbelr Dae*."
Ppeke'a" DiaecTery of the Scarce* of the Nile."
GYMBAB1CM. aaleadHly fltiad np with ail the
araaratns of a flr?t dlau Symwarlain.
Daily Prayer Meeting* at auonday and ? p tn.
a(26 tf
No 4M 1 BXnBITIOfl I No. 4M
7th S AJI* BALI < 7th
Stuit. \ a* ( Btumwt.
Bo. 4BB Beranth street, lajfau D aad B street*,
: doe above (Jaa Batlo
eight doety aboT* OOQ Vailow*' Hall.
Choice Of! Paint lag*. Bngrariag*. Chromo*
Alao, Largest Stock Payer Htuging*. W >:idow
Pladec.Pictnr* Fraaaea, Pictnr* Cord* and T taef
Bines, Nalia. Ae , In the District.
MF-TERMS, CASH. _ ^
Plaaae remember Name and Bambov. if? ly"
C EdCBIVBACH'S PlaBQBi .ra
F, A'?. 423 lia Street, a6o?* Per,**. A -mm,
(B?ta?li?hbd Ovk* 40 Tkab* )
Bole ageacy for the sale cf the celebrated P1ABOB
of Wat- Eaaha A Co.. Baltimore, aad Wn^jm
M< CaaaoB, AlbaAv: alao, eecond b*u<'|kaHI
Ptaooa. OrtkM and Melodaoa* (or aala or"' a**
i cm uu ii?. moot aceommodatlBg tarma; Piano aad
Orraa Tu ag aad Beaairtng api-ly *
LECTUBES.
SCIENTIFIC LECTLBEB.
Dr. B. P. HOWLAND wHl deliver a conraeof foar
Lectarja ou the WOBDBBS OF THB MIOBO
BCOPB, aaiog the ELBOTB1U LIGHT for the lllaa
traifoee, with exaerimaate ia BITSOUS OX1DB
sh wlng its wonderful ann-itbetic iaflaanoo, at Lin
co n Hall oren FE1DAY BVBBING, oommmcing
c* a Hail rrery FB1DAY 1
J aoe X aad (Misg J an* >3
Admieeion to osob Lectn;
uaatar* B crata.
. Ttnre* to exhale ice at S o'clock.
?oertra charge for riaarred *eau. Tieketa aad
referred arafa Tor aala at Parke*'* Now* Depot
Ceveath street, opposite Peat Office. >el Bit*
^CQOXACilS M CO. flAIOI.
Prof. GAEL BTCBTEB baa the hoaor
? uform hie fn-nda aoo the music 1otid8|B^^H
pabttc that he haa aecozed the agency for MI til
BCHOMACEEE PIABOB,
of world wide reputation, which hare graced the
parlor* of the Bxecatir* Mansion for a somber of
year*. Alao. for the celebrated
BCBDBTTB CELE8TB PABLOB OBOAB,
and that he ia araaari * an sell on the aaoat naaoL
able terms or a*oi.ahly inata^maata. Alao, that be
will crmttaae daring the enmaer moat he to gire
lnerractioBe oa Piano a&d Uman at hi* cool and
?""m'aSfcllTUU 4T11IP1.
?>g ln>* beiwaim 0?h and ItWh atreets.
FOB
?r M M ER WE IK.
jm EXCI1T
BLUB FLANNEL BUfTB *10. It, ?19
CHBYiOT BU1TB 10,13, 13*. Bltt
BBOWB LIB EN BUITS - 1 ?P ??
WBITB DCCE SL ITS ,
WBITB DCCEYJBBBY*, (BaBlMi).
ALPACA COATB BH,?.?,?. B?
M0HAIB COATB, SBABMd BBOWB S la ??
' LIN BE OFFICE OOATB ? YBo. to 91
BXTEA LAEck MSB'S DOCB BCITB fT.BO
TIME LIBIT COLO EBB CABBIMEBB
DBBBB PABTB ^ 4, 0, 0, ?T
ALL WOOI. OABB. BOB. PANTS i 50 *3
| FOB WH1TB DUOE aad MAE
SEILLBB YBBTB ? ?to ?4
BOTB' LIE EN BB1EB , .. B.BO, 03
SPECIAL BABGA1NS.
FTEB BLUB CLOTH FBOCE COATB ?10. BIB
BLACE CLOTH BBOOft OOATB?? B to BIB
B/-OOOD9 OOBB AO ADTEBTfBD.
1
POPULAR OLOTH1NO HOUSE,
1011 PEBBBTLFAMIA ATBBUB.
AMUSEMENTS.
NO POSTPONEMENT
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WEATHER
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SCHUETZEjY fest
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THE FABK
SHOOTING,
? ! ? - it
BOWLING,
COFCEBT,
'DANCING,
FIREWORKS, .Sc.,
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PRIZES, 4c.
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EVENING STAR
Washington Haw* and Qouip.
THE PrBUC DEBT IUTEM1II.
The public debt statement, issued from the
Treasury Department to-day, show* totals a'
follows:
Utbt btarxnt InttrtH m Votn.
Bond* at I ?er 00
Bonds at 6 p?r cent 2n.7S4.7U0 ?
f IJWilK.iM 09
Urbt Btnrin* inttrrU in Lair/mi Monty.
Ortmcuies of Indebt
hidm*. at 4 per cent... $679,000 00
Navy pen lion foa?l, at 3
per ceut...14,003,000 00
tibcatea at3 p#r cent 34,4!VtM) 00
4J.li?jOOO n
lebt o* which liliwt baa ceased
Nine* maturity..... 1.9PV UJ2 21
IHbt Star in * no Inter
Old demand and legal
tender note* WjONiM fO
fractional currency 40-W4.76R n
Coin certificate* 17.145,400 00
? 413318.985
Total (elit ...????? JrJM.W7.7I7 0
Intereet 3HM2.W 6
Total debt, principal and intereet f 2,397,740.149 63
r?/A is lAt Treasury.
Coin f ? 744JBf M
Cnrreacy I.MIJH M
08,80530 *1
Debt, lew cash in the Treasury, June
1 1*71 IJW 114,184 81
Debt, lt-n ca?ii in the Treaaury. May
), 1 m 1303371,613 14
Decrease of dtbt during the past
month ?~ 4,439J6o S3
Dureass ofdtbt eince March 1, M71. gtl.S74.gg 11
Decrease of debt from Maifk 1,1MB,
to March 1,1871. _? f*M.7M.4?3 0J
The statement of bonds 'ssn^rt to the Pacific
Bail roe d Companies ehors totals as follows:
Principal outstanding, f64.818.K32. Interest ac
crued and not yet paid, C1,6K,1<0.?0. Interest
paid by the United States, *10,7M,910.45. Intereet
repaid by transportation of mail*, S2,876,71&33.
Balance of interest paid by United States,
IintiiL Bbvbbub?Tue receipts from this
totree to-day were #461 ,fe ).61.
Tea SrBecuPTioae to tie new loan to-day
nntad to ?1W,000.
Tib Tuiitir Dbaitieiit has declined
the offer of Jay Cooke St Co. to take* 130,000,000
of the new loan. ______
Rbv. Da. O. B. Bot?to?* entered apen the
duties of Reoorder of the General Land Office
this morning.
TBB PlMiPMT and Mrs Grant with Miss
Nellie and Master Jsesle Grant and General
Porter, left this morning on the early train for
Long Branch.
Tbs Austbiab oovaaKiijrKT at the request
of President Grant has ooasented to allow tneir
minister here, Baron Von Lederer, to preside
over the arbitration of the Cuban claims.
Thb Polabis, Captain Hall, will aail rrem
here on Batorday for Mew York, and after
remaining in that port two weeks will leave for
the Polar Bee.
Tbb Wbitb Housa?Generals Baboock and
Dent of the President's staff, and Col. Robert
Douglass, his private secretary, remain at the
Executive Mansion to transact all routine basi
nets daring the abeence of the President.
FCBLISM> STAlWHBJiT th It fll.W.OOO
bad been bequeathed to the United Slates by a
ileh Englishman who died recently is without
oandaUon. Secretary Boutwell bas received
no such information.
Vice Pbbsibbbt Colfax wa? last evening
conducted in a carriage to the railroad depot,
where he took passage In a special car tor his
home In Indiana. He w*s accompanied by
Dr. Bliss, Mr. Todd, his private secretary, and
several other gentlemen.
IV. Babqbbt, Commissioner of Customs,
retired trom that offioe yesterday, and Br. B. A.
Lock wood, Cbier Clerk of the Bureau, was
designated bv the President Acting Com
m ? s oner until the appointment of Mr. Sargent's
successor.
Tdi Naval Acadbkt The distribution of
(1 jlomas to tb? -radiating elan at the Naval
Academy will i?se place on Monday next, at
which time Secretary Bohsson will he present
to make the oistrlbatiOB. The Junior olaases
will sail en their summer crttiaO on Monday, the
Uth instant.
Assistabt Bbcbbtabt or tb?Bbba*cbt.?
Dmlrg the ahscnee of Jadge Richardson in
Europe Assist a at Secretary Hartley will in the
esse of absence or sieknees of the Secretary,
perfirm the daties of Aetlag Secretary, havtag
received hie oossmlseton tram the President
yesterday.
Taa orBBATTons of the Patent Office for the
week ending May 30, eotnpftte the lmue of no
'new patents, 11 re lutes, 23 deelgns, aad 18
.radhtnarks. Among the patents granted are
the following to dtisens of Washington: John
McClelland, Ira plagi C. ?. Treritt, doenment
case; Tolbeit LsnsCna. far eemb and brtuh.
Cbabqbs at Wbot PotMT^?OapL Boynton.
U. 8. A., has been rslleved from daty at the
Military Academy at West Point, and ordered
to Join his battery. LleuL Churehlll, 4th artll
Irry, bss been or lerad to report to the Super
intendent of the Military Academy for flu:/ as
adjutant or the Academy.
Tu Coll koto a ob Cubtoxs at Mobil*.-*
Set rotary Bontn t has decided to allow J udge
Miller, Collector or Customs at Mobile, Ala^
*o retain his position. Judge Miller has been
in town for seme days, but leaves here this
evening tor his home. Kz-Benator Warner and
Col. '1 liiiothy Pearson were urged for tb
poution, but Mr. Bavtwell decided net to make
any change in the office; Mr. Warner was ap
pointed Governor of Mew Mexico a few days
age, bat does not like that poeiUon.
Ooraiseiowra Plbasobtob's RailboadDb
cnsiow?The decision of the Commissioner or
Interaal Bevenue adverse to the New York
Central Railroad Company has created quite a
Central Rauzoad Company has created qu
flutter, aad that oempany has sent Mr. A<
tusScheli to Washing taw to appeal from the
decistoa of Oommisstemer Pleasoatoa. The
letter of appeal bas been received by Secretary
Boutwell, aad he has referred the matter to the
Solicitor of the Treaeary tor aa opinion upon
the right or an appeal fr m the Rsveaae Oom
mimlater to the Secretary.
BT TBB PBBetOBBT.?Th?
to his departure, this morning
made the tallowing appointmentsGeo. Ban.
croft. It be Envoy Extraordinary aad Minister
Plsnfgstontiaij to the Germaa Empire. Was.
B. Clegett aad He*yL Warns, of Meatans
Territory, aad Was. hT Paraoas, ef Texas, to
be eeaunMsioaersto provide for oelebratiag the
ornteanial anniversary if American lndepen
dt nee, at Phf adelphia. George W. Wood/ to
be collector of internal reeeaee tor the 1st dis
trict of Texaa. Belah Wators, to be asaeasor ef
internal revenue M district of
Alexandsr B. Wallace, collet
nnc 5th district New Jereey.
? ?4?.?
TBB PlTTOTO* PiaAMI r?dM
of tlu Coroner't Jury?The coroner's Jury have
brought in their verdk tin the oese of the Pitt
ston eolHery accident, aad Bad that the m?as
of veaMlettoa were net sack ee required by the
?t of the Pea:
ae of the ma
ivaaia Legislature; that por
sre net properly oAed,
that the oomptmv had en the day of the accident
employed a greater number of seen thaa Is war.
ranted by the act leftnM to; aad farther, that
the Inspector ef Miaee knew of the e violaUone
<4 law, hat felled la Ms <ato la aot
agatTit them, and applying to the oc
taJuBftton against the operators. It Is to be
brpe< that after saeh a Chill aad dkdMve verdict,
la wl ich palpable aegieet ta cartag tor haasaa
life Is plainly shewn jthat the dae i
will le awarded to thsse ahe have b
lets t f their reepoariMaeharga.
VTti oonaty school tax bee boea voted for
by^i| rry^seaaty la Virgiaia, twenty la aamber,
1 v A deughtor ef Wa M. Tweed was as
rltd. la New York, yesterday, ta the Bon. j.
Mat Innls, of California.
VThe r#Tolatton fm Paaaaaa Is about eaded.
Tie Ai. esieea stosmsr Mcntijo has boea re>
s'oied b> the lneorgea^, and the revolattoiisU
at Chinqei hem tanencerf <2 their i
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAB.
Thli Afternoon's Diipstohee.
iHoctolH Press Reports.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
TtUfropked Exclusive^ to Tke
Tk? TemlllM Tm*h Cm
Loitdo*, June 1.?A Tiwui special dispatch
from ParU says the Versaillee troops are not
now as popular as when they entered Pari*, be-.
mom of the severe measures taken by them
against the population.
Large numbers of Kreaehmen and foreigners
are returning to Parts to resume commercial
and manfacturing operations.
? dispatch from St. Denis to-day says two
re pimento of the guards have returned to Ger
many, and their (dacee have been supplied by
other troops.
dla*teae ?>ek.
Gladstone has bteu indisposed, bot Is now in
better health.
CeUlen* Mrlks la Wales.
The eollters of South Wales hare resulted to
strike unless conceded an advance of tire per
cent. In their wages.
Bone specie and cotton wore saved from the
wreck of the Crescent City.
The rumors of agitation and a Car list rising
in Spain are officially contradicted.
mask Kkai takes Herat.
The Timrt has a dispatch from Bombay that
Herat fell into the handa of Yakoob Khan
through treachery,and thegOTernor was killed.
Farrs Bealgee4.
IvOUDO*, June 1?The Sumlard of thla after
noon contains a dispatch from Versailles an
nouncing the resignation of Favre. Two mure
membf re of the commune, Fraukell and Fon
taine, hare been arrested. Marquis Gabriao
:oea ts Berlin on the ftd Instant as ambassador.
The ii terdiction upon ingress to and egress
from i aria will be removed from the Ckl ln?t.
The |lee lease sued ike Flsksry C lease
of tke Waaktagleo Treaty.
Halifax. Juaa L?The Washington treaty
continues to he discussed by the newspapers.
The Col mitt and Mrprtti approve the treaty
The Chronicle and Xecerder treat the eahject
from rirtT views. The Reporter part)\
disapproves the treaty, expressing the
dure to see mors favorable oondl
Mona to tfce portion rslating ts the fisheries.
In the latter paper of last evening the folio slag
telegram from one of the Ottawa Cabinet aj>
pears: ?? If the treaty ts ratified by the Queen,
fie jort on respecting the fisher lee will be ac
cepted or rejeetsd by the Canadian Parltamest
next festoon. The Ooverameat and Parliament
a- e quite free to deal with It as the In tercels or
Csnsds may require."
The C if urn haa an editorial thla aoralng.
which proceedj on the prsenmption that tne
functions of FarUameat have been aasamed by
the Canadian government, by whom it affirms
the treaty has Wen ratified.
JallstdifAam One tke FUtform Committee.
Cplcmbos, Oato, tlana L?Ths Democratic
Ststi Convention met at half-past ten thi?
morning. The attendanoe la large. John I.
MeKianev was elected temporary chairman.
The to!lowing committee on resolnUoaa we*
appoint) d ?1st district, Wm. M. Kamaey, Sd,
M. W Oliver; 3d. C. L.. Yaliandgham; 4th,
Chsa. Hawkins, 5th. O. U. Lam toon; 6th, O. A
White; Tth, J. E. Wright: 8th, H. D. Vantlset.
6th, J. V. Dickinson; lOtn, T. H. Hard; 11th,
A. Alter; 12th, A. Mayo; 13th, Qeooge W.
Morgan; 14th, D. S. Ubl; ISth, W. K Golden:
lull. J. M. Estsp; lith, 1>. Worley; 18th, W. W.
Armstrong; 19th. J. H. Udell.
A resolution fhstrnctlng the committee on
r< solutions not to consider the fourteenth and
flfYron'h amendments in its deliberations ?at
tabbed. Heccse till 2 o'clock p. m.
The Ispskllesa MplU la Sew York
New Yohx, June 1.? The apeclal committee
of the I Dion Kspubllcan General Committee
have issued a manifesto to the republican* or
New York in which they state that Jackson 8.
Sc huti sad Wm. Orton have called on the re
publics! ? of our city to reorganize the p*rty.
Tre -recal committee advise the republican* ot
New Voi k not to take part, not lot In this frac
""i*l bm vement, adding tnat the regular or
ganization with Horace Greeley at the bead
wnl not disband at the oommand or any n?urp
ii g State oommittee or other unauthorized
body.
Peer Crepa is Arkasiaa
Mnrurs, June 1?Gloomy reports of the
crops have boon received from Pulaski, White,
Woodruff, and Jackson counties, Arkansas
owing to ths Ineeaaaat rains and late froet
The "and of cotton la very poor, and manv
plantations havs been plowed up and planted
with corn. lhe Fert Smith Herald says the
rsjorta from the counties of the mountains are
gloomy enough, especially wheat, and it is
doubtihl If aven eesd will bo saved.
MnrVKTS, June 1?The trial of E. M. Yerger,
for killing (Jol. Crane, la progressing In Jack
aon, Miss. Ths defendant's counasl made a mo
tion to dismiss, aa account of former Jeopardy
in the trial by military eommiaelon, which was
overruled, on the ground that such trial was
unconstitutional.
a:
Niwtob.M. J., Junel?Ths post offlos was
entered by burglars last night and robbed of a
amalTamonnt or money and aome registered tet
ters. An unsuccessful attempt was made to
rn the safe in Mattison 's & Sharp's book
re, adjoining tke poet office.
The Qfily iarrlw ef a Shipwrecked
Crew.
8a* Fbabcisoo, May 31?Joseph Lerritz, a
seaman of the British steam tug Princess
Loulala, wrecked in theStralts of Magellan, ha*
arrived here on a sailing veaael. He report'
that all thereat of the crew were killed or made
prisoners.
Brftfah Celnnahts em the
Has Fbabcisco, May 31at?The British
Oolumbls pspers ore greatly excited over the
lota of the It-land ol Ban Jnan, going so rar a
to advise the British government to eeis-} it and
bold by force.
Fire la Mew Yavk.
Miw Yobk, Junel ? A fire this morning a<
No. fi Frankfort street damaged tne stor* el
tieorge Burghart. The offices of the Inek Item
scrat aad Sunday Democrat ware injured by
water. Loaa small.
F^rlagHi
Halifax, May 31 ?H. B. M.'s ships Cadmus
and Volage, of the flying equadron, have ar
i ived item Ber mud a to victual and refit oetore
tailing for Bohea.
H sslaia n
Haw Yobk, June 1?It is 'understood that
George H. Mumford takes the place of George
Walker aa one of the vice preeldenta of tne
Western Union Telegraph Company.
BaLTTOobb. June 1?Cotton strong middling or
lands, 17As, low middling, M*el7. Flour weak, bu?
SSLjitfoMbsp *
ssfilr^W eeltrn . jt: flue, fiajTfreV, eitrv
? ".:s?t7JiTai?iUy.#r J6a?M8 wTeattfull .L :
[eak; choice white^St OafiJ prime ts choice gel
t dull an<!
traa, vuvivr waatvev* ^va^fi pnw um cAoice re.
>1 Ohio and Indiana. ?1 56 White souther
I >rr, stock scares; T?e8S; vMlow southern 7i*n
)ats unlet, 62a66 Fork qsMt, ?17. Becon <i?i*?;
ibculders, 1\; rib sides. 9V; clear rib eidee. SK.
sugar eared baas. Mal7. Lard dull, llallH. Whisky
an iet, M; itock scarce.
BALTiHoii, Jure 1 - Virginia lixes, old. MK bil
W^eekeS: do. im. n b'd. 7*% a?Sed; do.
kid, 71 asked, do. eeupea eld ? bM.d'dk asked; do
eospon.aew^TO bM. Horth Carolinae,old, tf bid,
IVbw1 'V^Juae 1.?Stocks dull aad rather
?vy. aeverameete steedr sad strenn. Tirglais
ts. ?*%; do new,7J*. *npth Oaroliaes C , <1n
^.avVkowreMy l Ooid atoadj. Ilk S?
dhesge. leag 10%; ehort,
? >w Yobk, June 1?Flour qo>et and steedr
Wheat quiet aad firm. OerBsteedfT
? ?e ?
-JBALOUST, Mcbbbb am> SciotM?Tn?day
afternoon, la GMoage, Martin Kenda, aged 21,
shot Catherine Neck a law, aged 20, inflicting a
aortal weand, and Has shot Mswati, dying
mmediately. There was aa engagement or
Tlsge between them. On the occasion or
German procession on Monday Catherine
nt outdriving with a yoang man. Thla ex
td Martin'a Jealousy.
rata dont know mueh. They steal
_ and stow them away ter oato.
a^Ths snail stands a chanoe far the tooth
ache. Suasi lad| ayi he haa 110 rows af tseth,
With 111 on each row, or 12^40.
VQneea Viotaria'a salary la enly S2.200.000
a year, hut by aelTlng butter from her dairy
Ihrms and oloss economy she manages to tlggls
through.
VAt East Saginaw, Michigan, a few nights
Mace, a uapese performer fell and atruck an
Xbane fiddler. Trspsss shows there have to
y fiddlers a big salary new.
THE WORLD OF FASHION.
bTYL.ES FOR JUNK.
E retting for Optra and CnumnmCi
Sammer Suits ui How to Make Them
Jewelry, Paraoalo. ke., *e, fte.
[Awttt Fukwn CerrripomiU+i ?f Mt-ntttfi Star.]
Naw Vow, June 1, lb/L
dumuo Tom. run orui.
Fee tbe beaett of "mh ladies who only occa
sionally iWt the opera It may be remarked that
rail drew if by bo bnu requisite. Toilette*
are graduate*], and very properly ao far at oon
veidtnce U coneeraed, by the part of too
boose in which the neat* are located. ladles
occapylng boxes are expected to appear la full
drees, that i?, without boaneta, but au unoevered
neck U rarely aeon. In the more democratic
dreso circle and parquet ladle* wear bonaote,
and handsome suits; occasionally aa opera eloak
or jacket, bat rarely o trained dreee. Indeed,
upon tbe bare door had lathe mixed aaaemSl ago
ablch gathers la the lower part of tbe hoeee
elaborately dressed heads and drawing room
teilettea would seem very niach out of place.
With gentlemen it Is different. From thein
drem coats, white e?1ged veett, and Mght kid
glovee are exacUd in any part of the house, and
latterly they have taken to wearing button hole
boqneta. which impart a ver/ feu like air tj
their otherwise uniform and too mouoteaoua
stjle of drees.
eociWT COAT*.
There is a strong diapvsiuou on the part of
manv gentlemen to kick at the dross coat bum
ness," and insist epoa their right to wear who
ever kind of ooat happens to be convenient tor
them to wear. They Insist, with troth, that tha
exactions with riapoet to drem exclade all the
bratrs from society, and that society will never
amooTit to anvthtng so long aa a'l the eaorgy
must be expended an o aocktie in order to get
there. At preeent, tbe brainleee people aare
quite tbe beet of It; in fact, tbey are the only
oaae who oaa properly sustain position ta a cir
cle from wbloti idea* are excluded and clothee
amtaan tm.ua
Quite new and exceedingly pretty aummer
?Ilka hare fallowed the little hair stripes which
appeared early ta the eoaoon. aad bare mi need
aa almost equal fUrore. 1 hey are soft, tight,
yet dnraMe. and pooormedof considerable body,
Without weight or stifBoao. Tbey are known as
fbulards, armmrt de Lyon and arm ore
Benaeia, the latter tbe name of the maker.
They are Imparted la all the level) neutral ecru,
and are aimoet uniformly employed In two
fha dee of the same colors, or in oonaection with
a f olid silk of a different ahade of the aame coior.
la addition to the arm urea, which are >2 per
yard, there are new twilled foulards aad in
dirated silka fir coetumea at 0150 per yard,
which are vary eft ecu re aad aeafal, becaaoe
tbey do not crush eaetly aad being all silk will
oleaa aad afterwards dye tor lining*, or tbe
foundation for costnmee of blank grenadine.
Tbey also make excellent traveling suits for
ladies who atop mack at bote la aad require
something bar comer than linen. The two most
fOflhtonable tints ta irasn4t Lyrm are tee twee
aad /m /row, tbe latter a pale aalmoa with a
pi Imroae flu>h in It. Tbe first is worn eaeortas?<
ovir nut brown, tbe second ever black striped
a lk or grenadine. The darker color el way a
eaters acmewbat into the trimming of tbe cos
ts ma, blade the rufflse or edgee the folds, bat
description of ench complicated designees are
now worn woald be nseleas; they moat be aeen.
It may bo rem irked, however, that the "ooe
tume " so celled nearly alway* coneiats of a
p< lonaise eat with a postll'.iao basque and full
skirt at the back instead of an npper skirt and
Jacket as last season, and is looped at the sides
only. Sashes are worn for convenience by thoee
who have tl em, bat the new toilettee for tbe
street dispense with them. Chambery geese
and light tiasneof that description are reviving
tbe unWcoming "bayadere'' stripes, which bad
a brief succeee twelve years ago and burdened
many women with rich silk dreases which looked
like baln.oraI petticoats aad were unbearable
when the little rage for them bad died out. Ii
ia said tt.ey are to re-apj oar again the oom:ng
fall; we bo^eiot.
w annua errrs.
Waahtag suits of white and bafl linen and lawn
have become quite as Indiapensat le to woman aa
to aen. and are made in much greater variaty f r
the former than for the latter, from who?'ua
doubtedly they originally borrowed the id ?a
Tbe cost ,"ready-made, ranges from live to tittw
dollars, the latter price inctadiag betuU
trimnod with guipure of the auuo fhade. and
One ptftwi trimmed with baada and rufflee of
embroidery. Volte a novelty la exhibited in
Kngllab suits of linen embtoidered with white
cotton, or with black and crimeon or ecarlet
wool. Tbey are rather pretty at 11 ret sight, bat
woald look dreadfnlly vulgar when tbey became
common. Tbe Kngluh eeemta trim their cheap
fabrics altogether too much, coarse yellow liaea
comes in euita, tricked oat with I nutation, 0
cotton imitation of Ducbeeae laoe.
The simpler elm pie fabrics are made up the
better. The whole deeign which le te provide a
neat, convenient and uaobtraalve eoetaaae, Is
destroyed by this m>narable system M imitation
and display. Oar home made washing ceetusaee
are certainly In better tasto, lmltattoa laoe u
not used upon them, aad the real guipure odIv
upon tbe fine b&tuu and Cuban clcUi, which
baa aach a allky appearaaoe that It demands
and repays mora coat In lta decoraUoa aad
finisl*
Upon plain liaoas, folds aad at agio ptaattnge
have displaced tbe foeay pallh aad raflUe which
formerly dtsfigared them, and made them tho
terror of tbe boaeehold upon waahiag day.
Black velvet is still aaad apoa oootamee of
white pftu, but tt ie rua through very i
atxape, whi* are otltobad dawa at regular la
tervaia above the hem; ie easily taken oat, and
easily pat back after tbe
waebeff It la i
ione of tboi
tire methods of trimming white aeatamaa of
piqnt, and waehli^ aatine, which, it ia uadar
etood, are rarely worn em $miU, bat generally
with a b*ack or colored silk skirt. French ladies
wear them with plain walking skirts at Mack
velvet, at tbe aaaatde and far eaoaraione, aad
i otbing can be more effective.
Very popular suits of white pt?u* aad '
taUme are trimmed with a baud and scant ruffle
of baadeome German embroidery, a deep, flat,
single pleating finishing tbe lower skirt,
wasaiao Lianas ahd Lacaa.
The oid adage, " Whan tba I?rd aaa
he should have sent cooks," la varied now to
meet a now dilemma It reads at preeent,
I When the Lord aent aa washing dreeaes ba
aheuld bavo sent somebody to wash tbam." Tbe
lsnndreaa of tbe period asos lime to save bar
elbows, and knows bow to make oat a bill as
well ae a continental tan-keeper. Linen
are like liaea ee'lars; it aasOs more te waah them
tliaa it dcee to bay new ones, and the nhanoos
era that when tbey have boon washed tbey will
bave to ba thrown away.
Oh! for a little old-fashioned elbow soap and
pure water, like that which made aar grand
it ether's print dramas tbe pride of her heart,
aa long as there was a place left ta them. Tba
domestic article which we have imported lato
&
Tur kiteLens begtae to robot oatloof tbe waoh~
l ah, and, botwooa cooks and laaadreeam, lifts
promises to become at
already. Where are 1
A new method has lately 1
waablng laoe by
and wttbact hot i
satisfactory. Collar*, coiffures, b
baadkercf >efa, and the like, are rsoterad to a
eondUaa t atta equal In appearaaoe to now, by
a procese uat does not eaem at all iajurloao ta
the fabric, bo ltoror to flat aad dolleato
mowkt otax. oaancATaa."
Colleges for wrmea have mattipiled ao'rapid
of late that "ooma
?ot during tho n oath w ??
are tbe !m)ntrieo 00 to bow fee
r caiora/ aasaee or ae mm >aY orti
tori? jewelry or ao Jewelry,M ad iai
There rati no qaoottoa that a
grsdoateo should drom aHaalr *a a.., _
o? bar drop loae aparoprloto, aa bmmmlmm, or
to ptfcottoablii. aad we aboaMaddtbaTR be
worn without }? walry.eavo |i aibapt a loohot,
aor any oraameat upoa tba hood sawe tbe ba*r
The etootsbaaldbesarft^py,aadooau-ictly
vulgar patobeo I?mar tba bfacoof oulliaa- Tba
Alrta should bO ' deml-tralaed. alight I r
t tba baok, aad trbwaad wttbaat ettff.
?*" wal C BlUWi I
to form a long powf at tba baok. Hbkfn
waist opaa aa ctefi, open atoevea. or ale
Cniahed with n rtiee aaa tanertieo at the a
wide and long saah af rtcb white era* #r?ria
boa tied te banging loops over the ends, w
oraeaor i
graduatm, tolt 'rea'tb
mixturee at ao er, aa
at a little dista ea. C
contrary. In the toeatyl?
pick aad violet, which aae
are woaderrally affective, aad form a
break to the generally "v-*arttTltm i
of
II
ee ttate
h*vbe* mrfgo*, roboewd <>>y?
with a fln?h color, bof dktmrtlr ? welrsM
nui?>Mtn ? f1 ?*?
Oatta ft reoctlon to taking ploee to regord ??
ornamente, aapertally jrwelry TW barbaric
mj r* of H>* ym?i day. the tho
darglng bail*. the wwim cl neaped ood larfO
natl'rt added baada oad braoelete". added to thd
tTtr*b*lal*| MM?r bnwa tmeh which tb?
"ttollnr ' note* been p?ore.| forth. Uro orWl
dVgaM 'ntWKsUol womenofhlghre&uemrnt
W>1 flUHlWW. . ... -
At ft eerr hrUllOWt fOBBtOO l??ft?y thl? *abject
W%0 dtWSHMl |Ml BO*# Of tki MOOt f|f(%r.t
women preeent dMltnd their eonetction that
-ring*. ring*. kr?ml?l? nod tho Mke. were
tea w aaragi?m. eTld^noeeof ? p?*t conditio*
ot feowdege, end. Inetood ef b*iafrlP|. Mrr?d
Um nniMttT (fm*. ud porfbettoa et tto ha
man fi rm Ore ladj Mt<1 ? harden h?1 really
heev lifted from her tk?a14an Mooe ahe h*<f
iaarte op her bM U> frith letrrlad or
uarak. that the ehongee ef takhn end the
neraaetty af arrangir g nr?u akptti( ihaa to
rew etvle* and dlflerert rireaee* took euct't f lift
moneyahe wlabed to make u?e at l? other dire 3
nnd ?je felt hernrlf oot only hatter an J
rfnlly Jroe?*d. hat relieved fr
i-oettlr# tea nod iBcun.bmnoe.
Anothe Iftdr (Aid that >he had long a*.i di*
M?ii af all bar fold and mired jew rt. an i
High
ill- V
4k*
id
la a ihao*4 er??? m i
ear ring v which aha wore oa falUke*' ejc?
noae or ly. tHdloftrlly ehe wore M? Jewo rr; In
fact, im though* the pcneent etrle t-r dreae
hardly admitted of Tt. wMch la true.
A third objected to ear-rlog* ape* ??t Ocea
?ten or of any kind, and ttoarht ring* ??
noee wi're Juat a* ncoemnry an J woal4 look J art
MMH.
Higb-ele** American women hare never tnkrn
y to the proraMoa a ad r?rw?r of orea
mente wkioh charaotortae la-liee iw . ank In
other courtrlee?Trance, for eiimitv Ther
alwara went diatnoM-. and, wbe- / ft-a
drersed for a cerenaotiioer mmM, w . ?enr ni
cheaper ornamente. Prof mlon ef ring*, ehain*.
bracelets and the ' ike baa long beoa eoaet terel
rrldrrce *ufflclfBt of aaat of good brae line
and thorough enlfere.
arwwoB n-??wBT?
The prettr grpme*. of Knglwh an4 Italian
ftra?. are alnott an vcraollv worn. an<l aim >-t
r?anivenany beoctuin^. Tha only fhu't ?? that
tbev are tao mnrt trim mod. I are. -thb-in,
tlowera. feather*, are all pilad oa on* aw til
foundaUoa, and the remit te that the ?*ia|>? kg
Uaat la a oontaeed maae of doaarattoB mm 1 drape
ry. Bonnet* worn by elegant matron* ^re ma la
of ehif<e. ornamented with Mock laae and tea
raeae. or ??? FYm p*i fwo ribbon, white looe.
and aaoM obue oetnek plame, la tha heart of
which neeilee a aabn itaaaMw flower, tha eotoc
of the ribbon ahadrd with brown. Bat the orat
tiaat hat for ronng gtrto retain araatUing of tbs
footrr ahape. In Engllah *traw, and ft re eimptf
trimmed with ft brftlfltilf of blue eel ret, a eearf
of blao #?in 4t ckmt. faMened with a pearl
boreeaboe and apray or Kngllab hedge roeaa.
There are three dtetinct at) lea of the new
wlde-brlirmed !-eghorn bats, ooe of whtcb baa
? high crown, another a low
while th?
third reproduoee tha large oM ftahtooed Bag
lUh grioey bonnet, unite a a amber hare
1 apoc Broad war: bat they are
ft tread v beoa aaen apoc Broadway; bat they are
bettor adapted Jto the moving ydreefa lady^
oonatry
untul character of a olty
bbttt raaaaoLft.
paraaol* dtaplaj groat rariety
ty. Verr ymii ellk ooo
or eakara, and bore email <
lined with wl
bottle*, with a I irforated gUt top. ?Uod lo tho
handle Ib addition to thte there U a flag with
? chain attached for holding the handkerchief.
Light ptnfc, bine ftnd other fftney colored ailk
poraeole are oerorod with roSed whtte mnatm,
which ha* an odd *ort of oeor-eklrt-y aopaor.
ance. and deprlree them of tha peeeib*litj of
doing anything hot van duty.
TBaTBLLtno arm.
Nt* trarelling *ot* are aoda af white linen
lawn with polate.l collar, boo, caff*, and hood
kerchief of bufl graaa Hoea eatnai lered lo
block aodfiiwaoaor acarlet weol. Tbeee woald
be ratted for the Adirondack* or Bocky Moaa
atna, bat ae where olao.
DiTima waiora.
Wblta waiata whlah ae many lodiea inn aire
for, and wera *o aaafal tar ?fhf are oot oow
fft*bior>ahly worn with colored aklrta or any
Lher. Ineftaod of them we lad "aklrta" Qaoeo
tacked wtiaro) of hair ablped Uoen or cambric
with broad cafrt and tarn down oeltor*. Toer
were worn lo*t rummer ood called "atvllah. '
They are certainly rery aomtartabla and eoo
renleiit ob a warm rammer aftoraoon Koody
mode they coat S2 50 to Pi. aeeordlng is qnality
of aaotcriftl and workmanahip. .
Jmti Jeirs.
ib
A flair* at Ue I?? for* htook Bmrkange are m^>f
<^?t"ly aetlrr.gorernmeot btadibtlti M
firm, and stock Irragolar. Money ral^eaMxIinclr
?ear.and the ofletiaga oa eall era aba ilant. 1 ? r
cril being the more g^nt-ral rttf oa pledw of ac
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