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V?. 39?IS?. 5.985. WASHINGTON, D. C? WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1872. TWO CENTS.
I HE EVENING STAR.
rikiUhed Daily, sua.layi
AT nix ST.LR BUILDINGS,
Jfnuivl'""ta Aafuae, corner 11 IK St.
TfiE LtEMG STAb'WsPAPER COM'I.
a. ii. iJirwu.v.r, fr?'it
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.f 7.1? I/. # BETIC+iL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY:
Ooataimrg Carls of Fi.tt-clajg E?tablishmrrts
ia all ?*aachaa of B^ aw ia tfc* Diatrict.
AORin LTI Ril. WABEIlOriEN.
Jours A 38-iuLa. ?tc., bi.-to.ti a -wth nti,
am: depots.
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filMU A (Jmm. PbU't B
AMI illlM IN.
atwj r < ii ? K err. 'fthardG at ,op. Treasury
JH K SKA K? K.. ;>? K?t.,r?ro?- J P. ft O^ro !_? J>t.
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?*>? " v.wtiT .ag Fstre?t,near Tthst.e t.
aht lai uhiix
B M P? 'Ith aad l.*-h sts
AT I OKMIYR- \T-LAW.
O.D bA?ifTT,^j7t', -tre-t. uear City H %t|.
eai MicNii'iniviM .>pp city H?!l.
J?'? \ l> ri Ain, tj: wh 'trf-t teurt\w*?t.
M : X " T E. r. i'clt'T ?'! * l^im t"' ? 111 n v *~et.
A G. Hat et,.->9 Pa ?.., T'il?*,('i?in?yV. N ;?r;.
U.T * ?wai.l. Keen i. j|?r baiidbi, nh ? t ?t<
J. * r !tvn. Ill' P- tiM|htnit v>?. r.orihwxi .
L. M. fAr.x^ER-. iis 7th ?tw!, tK-twwn D ?r.d W.
W* Pt!?? i B . p. Off n ill Kx-f Pa*Mc.!
Appkev.-t! i'i v# i ifc-i.i D ata . ep.City III
w IS. B. WlliJ uluniHi La-v lt<;i! lir.g. 5r h ?.tr*"'.
HbiRT tt . ?1??1"TT.C I .tnhia Law Bo:id r.l!h,t
B. L. krn*i 'T.CVIbi :? * I..?w B'i:h1i t, fttb ?' -.t
^.CrHrrn-c. Ict^ru it 1 L?w .t ?'? I Hire. 4-8 7 b.
H V ftttl>roi^t Row I'ni rtinr. 11S F iitrM.
Put II We:'<(.?? >. M -? .?l.?s .??? T- -is pi
AKTIWSICRM.
y* ^*;V.LI- ?* Co..s>. W.aor. Pa aa 9ta at.
6?"V 'IHAV , lOW.eor. Km and D strata.
W. T. Ji'H ?(-.?*, ?*?., comer 3d itiefl eut.
AHMMiS, ?e.
C.U.'Cax. 71.1 Market 3p?c?.
M. G. (T psla , >:?J Lit ?ve., let. 6th and 7th sta
MAKKK1M.
?t?. 8 K iAFfT, 17?5 Pa. ??<? , corner ls*h etr t
CaA- a w1..--- h<41 1 P,e 4 Brc*VSU K.C.pi. ?1 at.
I)?.
Soli H ll B?xd.711 7th ?tree* b- * w?- D G and H
BAHK4 A Tin bankers.
!<?<>' a ?"?>.. Ex-cattTe Mfnin.cnricf J5'h at
Saving* Bam c r. N Y. . andlj*h a*
r?KEt>?K% ' ?avi-*,j v Tsr?T Co..Pt* av.^.p T Dt
?oorr a Karv.5.?1>6 14th at .upp. Treajorf j)en t"
BATHS. '
St. Ci.?>rr Cath B.>- *?, r<>mer 9th and W atre
BILLIARD NALOONM.
Si*tci Ha i.i B ll ? a ru^aloon.corner 9th % O ?ta
Sfr. riorn B I! a*i .?Ai'ms. corn?tr%h a T *ta.
BELL.HA1WKRS A LO< KNKITIIH.
C B< HSB.-II, 12U7 r -t . tetw??r> 12th an 1 ISth st?.
G HSR fi05 7th?t Afp. Patent Offic
J.B KcsHL Vi, it r. Balia A Lt K Kola liM Pa.aT.
BL4(H^IIIH NHOPN.
F. BAF.?cHLiX. (H. rae Sr.oa.uB. sc MS t M4 a*n.
Wm *is?i?st s.^hip-mithg.W a U, Water at., Uto
BLKA< 1IKKIA-S.
A.T W ii:ti*i. Straw Ht A Bt. Bleacher,?4 Pa aa
BILL POATLBN.
T4LBERT A Mmut. 710 ? Street, oppo. P. O.Dept
BOA Rl?l ?4?. H Olhm
Pa*?.x-os H..r<?.<?2 Pa.a?e.,b^t 9*h *n I 7th ata
? *? C streat nortUaeit.
BOOH STORES.
wm B?! la ntvsk ( ma.Ac ),4027th a?.,cor.0
0. J.. Pi r-sll. *02 wh ?treet ab ive D.
J. Bm in A ia jx. -16 K at ,{j>p. Patent ORW.
D. a. Brawn* > (C'atiAflic). JK, U ?t.,bet. 9th AlOth.
W. A. Fill a Oo . 7-16 *ith at , corner Mew York ave
b-*3r" ra *?"that N W ,oned >orfrom I
A. K J LLIA*4.1 B?ka bonght and ?old.?Si*7th ?t
B*n F. > **xrH, (Statl^ery a specialty,>613 l?th
Hi.arRT*, l?W7th at., ahoTe N Y.a>e
BOOT AKD SHOE STORES.
B. Bt-RN* ? Co., Pa. if*., bet. 9th and 10th ata.
?">. B. ^ L*..:* a Co.. 443 7th at . nader O. F. II ill.
buorpR * Jar?-.?:sJlii9 fa.aT .bet.llth and lfrbata
L. Bm ni t. ?19 7thataadj gOd ! F?-?lowa H?i|.
H Clvv W i*rao*. 7lh at re-', between H and I.
D M Tt KL<'!??>. 316 3d at . adi < Waahinft 'D Hon ?e.
B. Friii, Bo< t Maker, 17*7 PenaaTlaania a^enae.
A P. Grat, Slipper M ?-mfi?otor?r a-6 7fh ?t HW
J. I L i i'harp. upper nianufact r,cor 7,had. S. W*
BBASS WORKS.
Bommkrvillk A Leitch, 316 13 JO 13th atre?t.
BIILOIMO MATERIALS.
a B Shifhkkd A Co..?ki Pa.av., bet.9th A 10th ata
W. B.C. Bet.ua*. Moulding". Ac . 13>* at. andCaoai
BITTER. ?:0?S,iHEESE,*r.
0.0>PicRKt(ckolce e ejda.) 6.W. corner ?hAE
WiTEATLET a Kohrkr <wholeaale only) C.itil A D
CABINET SH??PS.
W* w ALTKS.9J3 K atreet. rear li)'h.
JO Wn vr *. i jhu! ).1W IJ ?t ,bet 617
(AHPE.MTLRS A.M? Bt ILIICKS.
L h C HAf?AN.?i3 7th afreet an t 1222 12th?tre~t
Jobs H. IIowiktt. 61M K atreet. bet. 6th and 7t?j.
HI R?E! t a 1?IAB,>?, V-7 Mo mx., bet Hh-l ?t . ita
A. C BKAVaN,ihi>aaeatx<.n d f >r ground)51 i7tuat
(AUK1U.L TACT OKI EH.
Bost rt li GKA11AY.4K' 12 w Sth ?., bet D a: d &
6*. . U Hall, corner P,nn. and lii,
Jo: 3 1 l!,?:? 1 "06th t . aoath -f P?bu. ?????;]:u..
W H. Ua?ce- .t Bf.o. P?nn?ylrania a? .S E
<HIV%. (? I. ASS WARE, Sc.
J. W B t : - ? A Br<> 9S3 Pa.av , Metreroft Hall
(IKULtTl.W LIBRA III EM
W. T. NikmovSI" i*a aTentj-. fcet. 3d aud 4>? fta
<I.OTHI.\U STORES.
f ? n?vn Pa. at.,bet.9th ^li)th rt?.
J iuWal . -saIo .611 Pa av*.,nale- M t. Hot 1
Trvl .v4U..iS Y.H1H Fa. av., t llthA12U> ata
Bo**i A Co*, UfT 7th atr'H>t. M?r
A St* \r?, H?l! P-nn iv?. advertiaemonta ]
coach risnisus.
Taovr-ox t ?*v. 3W 9th at opp 'Vrt*r Mtrk"t ?
l?nHIVMO\ERS OF DEEDS.
Jc.s*rh T * P *nt.c t; - E an 1 1th strataS W.
(O.ME(TIOSRRI|W
H C.HKREt.RT.iPln'n* K ttu 'KITihst, p P O
? OX VET A.\( ERS
A O Halft. ?19 Pa ar? . i Law, Tltjea. Hotsry )
tORIaS. SEALI WAX, Ac.
W. BarthoLovar. at wholeaale, lua? ,th atreet
AORSBTS. SltlUIS, AC.
DorcLA??' i La.'iea Underwear generally) kJc 9th a .
DE3il is rs.
Da. Wh. Mers:ll, 1I1S F street norlhweat.
DI.MAU SALOOBS.
? j?>r>: ? Nat o*al D i.-sg B. ux.< t2. 12th atroet.
Jv>H> Kaatt -D n sgSal?h n, Ki>?la L?.av.
DOLLAR STORES.
Wallach < Dollar Stork, 491 Pa.ar , bct.tHAJth
PRESSII AM ERS.
Bi*- M E W L'l'ijn? Pa.av .(Cat'g taught by rule)
DRIU STORES.
B, P. H i aL' s??, Jul 1'cr.aa aaenue, corner 3J af.
G G. C cerner Mew York avenue and 14th at
V I1. Ga:thee, Comer fth uui ti iu. northwest.
B B FcRer<oN. 151 Peana. are . Capit 1 Hili.
F X.P"?t sv.a3 caatPeui. ' are.. Capital Hill.
DRT GOODS
T?te* A W .wali . r.c17th atre- t. near La arenne
5^* Aa TT.te.i l?ne Prir-.?l?>ta a !??? 7th lit n.w
Mm? Ann fE PATT???o?,oor Pa aa. A6th at east
DTE HOI SES.
5 "3. K;***L.S17HKh at., Medical Mo^n?.
W . H. W iikaTLT. 49 J. fforaon ?tr*??. G?orgetowa
EMPIiOTMEST OFEICRS.
H>< L?.i ias C Bctler. ??7 11th atreet. near E.
DTiwAADa Tatlor.mii i*h?t..c. rner Knorthwest
express orriccs.
Barayaa; Main Offices ftB Pa.aT. c r 6?h,
Va>A n.6ft Brldg. st..G:a. 7 Wash u st., Alex dria
ESGRAVERM.
M Bat MAAlfis.talsa We (Hnkar i <m Pa arenne
FASI T STORES.
E O Da* ?. Ml Market Space. c>mer 9rh ?tre?|
a B?am.S Y Bt'.ar 4?17?h arr-et ? W.
* h Fi<a*b.a. cor. Pa. a*, and sun at.. Ia>l. a A
gtara luraiaiungs. ?y? rape aeila, to rnmiags,
Ac..blaeked.etiSoed,Are crimped to final uea.
ELOLR, EEED AMU iOMXISSIOS.
?"mMI)r* ^ ak?^5'^?r 7,2 *' Maryland a a*.
' ? I>*ax?t .F??d/<rata ac.xnr.ltasa av a7th st
PLOWER EMBAI "
M K. S too pa, Bmbalaier Sat. F1 iwera. ??7th at
BS?. D?KTH,4J2 llth ?? Waab n. aiiX^Bger^.t
Get> town, rnueral Wreath? and Natural Flowers
pr-aaed. pre?rraad A em'-alLied, in aoparl. r style
roiSDBIEB.
Jess McCLKLLAnn.coraer cf La ave abdiothrt
n BS IS HI BO GOODS.
L< clw??L>.UllTTATatlo*.Ufa a*.at.Met hotel
Davlim A Co ,(M.TJ llliFa. a..,hot litliAiJtl.su.
T:mms A W :s?l- w. 4s7 Pa. aa*. .b*t. iS A <th su.
FTBBITl BE STOBES.
Wal M^ri AvenneHcaae,7thst.A Market SpAce.
J W BrKn!*HT.l?9 Pa. ?*.. near Treas Drat
WW J Lssasec. ad hanOABapair na>4?Cst .S .W
F T. BcIt^nT A Co., W99 Pa aa.,corn*:r 19th at.
Hair Battreaars taken, opeaed, cisansej.
GAS FlXXTBlW " tW? k?*"
BaM lton AP.ar.ov cor Wh A D. 1.11 0. A. B.
Va?rh?to5i Gas Uskt CoarAMT,411 l*tk.i
GLASS STA1BBKS
WM _W_ _> Ara h?^r, tor ahurtb?, hoaaca. Sc., 711 D
G C4?A.awiLLASA?s*,14UPaA*.^a Willard's
*?4 V**' Mar toll atraat.
.BfUnAwi, MY. aaanaa.coraaf lsth st
1US A. Ay pat, aorMT F au4 SLVSZmVB. w'
L, aoraar F and Uth atraata. B W
I Jr*DA?aTt)*, 1713 Paanayirama aaonaa.
TIbiti A Bao , aor. at- and V inUsaraia.
r> Hcilii. W9 7th siraat, hstwssn 1 and K.
. F.Littlb A Co., M.W.oar.Stk A B, Baay Yard.
GIB BAKEBSi M.
Joaa J PaaBADT, iaJao Fiahtng TacAla.) RB D at.
HAIR WOBK, Ac.
B C Irrrnt, Ladtea' Hatr Drtaaar JH4 F1
f C. Campirll.M Pa. are , b?? 6tk and 7th sta.'
W Krxuot A Co ,<U Pa. aa., hot fth aad 7th.
B ScasBiDii. M10 Fa. aa. bat. 10th and 11th ata
lo F Gcip^ Bif BaaAet.>HW0 Pa.aa.Atat.IOthAllth.
B ABBESS, SADDLER T S TRI 8KB
W- A. Lcra Ja. a Bro.,4? Pa. aa., adi. Bat. H(.tei
|aa.- s. Topha* a Co., 439 fth g 0. FTHall
L- BotJ'sa. OB Penn aaa.. bat. Sta and 7th ata.
0. Br**as?.UU Fauaylaaaiaaaa . aaar WUlard%.
_ "ATB. CAPS AID FVBBL
Wa-LRra Brorr.wt Pa ar . bet 9U aad 10th aU.
Joa!? FDoRa.a. Kat-.brt. Wh A 10th and 1363 D st
^yoT^^ag to natural format' n of feot
t ^H ''.r * *' T'!Tm?,>t?T* Aad H street.
WSI.SHrti Uotbl. Pa. aaanne, near 3d screat
B owaRD Borsg, a. W corner Pa aTand Ah at
?. .V!Lf * S,,r,B* corg,r "?h H streets.
0ABK .< i i rftA*tif* Hor*i/or Stbir*; .Ut
t HOVSB Ft RHISHING STORES.
'? S*??er^?t Hall.
io.F .itvtr* BigBaaAet,lUvOPa.aa ..Let lath All th.
Ill COMPANIES.
>!<tiK'> enoent Ice ?V>.. office, ^2M Pa. ??., near 12th
ICE 4 REAM X AHl FACTORIES.
Hasvst * Hoi.ps n. B. V. corner 11th at. * Ft. ?t?
? >K FACTORIES.
American hi Co., office.ill *th 'I , bet. ? and F.
1XKTBIKEHT MAKERS.
1 P-arm B. Su?-g Ii.atrnmenta ATruaaaa.4>4 7thet.
IMIR&K< E OFFICES.
IiT*!a ('AriToi, Lin Im. Co., cot. Tth *wl D iti.
NtT i>iti J'nios rial I^.Co ,(tlL?.n..SMr;tb
D F. HamLise ACo.,513 7that.,opr P.O. Dep t.
Bfre.no I Jones. Lllr A Fire, 1418 F at. ???r 1Mb
H. A. Smith, A*ent PhoeniE L. Tna. Co.. 4007th at.
J C Liwi<. B< > id 9. May Bnildindt 7th And K tn
? Eot table L:fe." Fr?r Ha Heyer. 50.1-606 7th at.
Of k v * \ t a Pie* It? Co., K L. Schmidt, a# t,61 b at
JEWELRY STORES.
H a - ~-tf. n t < ' ->Va?c*>*a, Jewelry, ?9 Pa. av?.
W V Glfnn.1?3 P at..Wa*hn,A13> Bridge at.Geo *0
JI NTK ES OF THE PEACE.
Cn.*v Waltf?,.*;2 D atre-t.oppoaite City Hall.
K i' W*AVFE.(alaoeoi?Teyai?c!ti?,!lW7th atreet.
LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, ?&
W P J snr*. 715 7th "trwt, between O and H.
Joks C. SHAFtE.714 D Atreet. between 7th and 8th
Jos. H. Haslhi* C2 ?th at., bet. Pa. a*, and D at.
LINE, CEM EST, *c.
J or s F Ki n?. *31 Maaa avenue,bet. 5th and 7th.
LITH4?GR?PHERS.
Jo?eph P. Gedskt, 4(4 Pa. at?? bet. 4ttand 4th at?
IJVEKT STARLES.
Retf-AC? , Willar4 "a Hotel StaM?a. 14th A Data.
M L?*>?<?> Nasi or. Je., 1380 to I33S K street.
a^hington Wailqr. 1314 K atreet.
MAX OFFICES.
r*w? *l*> HvkzbfR6.(2i) L<mi?fAi)A. ??. and 621 G?t.
8 (iOLr?Tiis A ro ,614 (' streets n^r 7tb.
lOOUIXU ?LA88EH. .
P- \ncis Lave, 1236 Pa avenue .near 13th street.
1.1'MRER TAROS.
H'M McLean, corner 13th street and canal.
MACHINISTS.
John McClki.'.and L niaiana are. and 10th atreet.
marble works.
V vflI Wr!Lso*,10?7th?t.,bet. NY ay andLst.
S b-< s Jk Tormet. Pa av.,bet. 23d A 24ihata.
MARKET STORES.
ami.iTr.Tf* Market. L. A Wa ker. 1410 I atreet.
Metropolitan MarketStore,N. R.cor.H an?io*h.
HtattV National MaRIkt.414 Uth at.near Pa.ar.
? ASTEES. . _
Ha*'LT0T A Pear?o!?, Slate, Marble, Ac..ccr.9AD.
A K Shepheed A Co., Mantela, Ac ,910 P-nn.ave.
Tv( ef.r A Sheeman, 633 Louisiana avenue.
MERCHAST TAILORS.
Dkvl'.s A Co..i I T 11113 Pa. av.,bet.llthAUth ata.
HILL1SERY, ?C.
Ms?. C. B. flUMtiT. 414 9th at., opp. Patent Office.
0. W . Thorn,(wholesale only '314 3th at., near av.
MODEL MAKERS, Ac.
r. Oppfrman. ??6 7 th street, opp Patent Office.
N A Lton, 513 7th street, opp->alte Post Office.
Jo- "avt L*R, (also Bronzing and Gilding,) 1(X)9 K
.flCSIC STORES.
Lrca*>, 114S 7ih street, near 51 strpet.
"OTAHIES.
A O* Haley,S19 P?* a?.,Law.Titlee Conveyancing
OPTICIANS.
PR A sklis A Co., 1127 Pa. a* , bet 12*h and 13th ata.
H. II H> mpt.fr. 453 Penn. ave., corner M street.
OYSTER SALOONS.
Harvey A Hwleen, lOJrt Penn. aye.,corner 11th at
The Ot-teb Bat,(O.W. Driver,) 1216-1S Penn. at.
PAINTERS.
Charles Armor.3109th at., near Penna. avenne.
C T. Bowks. B0& Louisiana ave., bet. 4th A 7th ata.
Cannon A Ansel. 421 La a*. n. aide,bet. 4th A7th
Ofi'Rge E K; RK, 452 Penn. are. . bet. iX and 6?h sta
J M Tomfe:corner H and 3tn itroeti Ji. W.
PAINTS, OILS, 4?LASS, ?e.
CJvo Eysxal.Ji 3177that ,l>ft Pa ave. andDat.
jCThER M ARTis, fii)9 C st ,b'.#A7, rear Met. Hotel.
Franci* Miller. W9th street,near Penn. avenue.
J Harrt Stltkstfr. 11127lhstreet, near M.
PAPER HANOERS.
DorGLA- Moore. *>99th atreet. near Penn.ayenne.
IIko. Wili NEE. 429 9?h street,between 1> and ?.
Pranci* Wii.lneR. 1925 Pa. ay., bet. 19th and JOth.
Cita* A. K rat?K 1213 N. *. avenue, near 12th at.
W H SpKL?Hoc?E4alao.PicturePraniee, 10321that.
PATENT A?EMTS.
MrNN A Co.,(V. Y. Sci. Am ,) B. B. cor. P A 7th
Knight ?>r<'THees.6aJ P street, near 7th atreet.
W\i C Woot>. N. E. corner P and 7th ?tr*?ta.
John J. Hal-ted.5.67th atpp. P O. Department.
Well- W. Lrggett. *?7th at., ?pp Patent uffice.
<? f? ? W Both well. Boom 1 SJiFji 1 Block, cori.er
7ihAFs?a..n -ir Pat. Office. 9JTSend for circular
PATENT MEDICINES. ?
r'A'isoN'a Livfr T<-Nir. th ? ureat ryap?pala B?in
"e.!y. For sale. .1WX 7th *., ty \\ m M. Cannon.
iBAiinfarturer and proprie'or. Kach bottle has a
r-d label. UT ??*n< n at*?r
PH4FTOWRAPHIC 41ALLERIES.
M H. Bra: T.627 Pennaylvania *v., near 7th street.
J O John?<>n. Pa av.. bt. 8 A 9; also. Ph?<t?. stock
B.J. PrLLMA*,(CfpyiD?a ap-cialtj332 4 F at.
PIANOS
>' C REicHKNB.srH, 12311th.ab Pa ay..art Knabe'a
PICT1RE* PORTRAIT FRAMES.
Pra.scii Lamb, 1236 P*. avenue, pear 13th Jtreet.
1 K Trfwblt. ooll.ine a specialty,) 311 7Ui atreet.
PI.A1INU MILLS.
W ?. C. BtD*A?, 13X attsrt and ?nal.
BoLine. V hitcuxi * Co.. cor. 13th at. and (Janal.
Van el Smith, Pb^nlx M lla, 1210 ??hlo avenoe,
M .cutariurer of M uldines, Bfack'ta, Neweta,
B?ln?tera. Ac., and dealer ia Saah.DooraA IMinda.
PLASTERERS, .
John F. Kine. 611 Maaa. aTe..bet. ?th and 7th at#
O i * L*ec<'MR?:. plain and ornamental, *0bSth at.
PL1 MBERS AND OAS FITTERS.
*. B Shephert A Co ,91?Pa.avubet 9th A lOthata
Ha', ilton A Pear sox. cor .9th A D ?fta.,1 -M .OA B
Geo W Goolall. B. W corner Pa. a?, and 10th at.
j a * ? K Beie.n.?09 La. aveune. near 6th airaet.
Hk;.rt K. CBC1T.737 7th street, bet 0 and H.
ALL rtB-B ogwaT. XV Datreet,bet. 9thand 10th.
.UMnO'HAeAW.lStt Pa.av .bet. 19tn and ?Hh sta
W*. Rothwell, 113 Pa avenue, Capliol HU1.
Ja? Baga* (alao Metallic Roofer,) (HPH at.^or.F.
PR1NTIN4J OFFICES.
Gil*ox Brother*, 1012 Pa.ave..bet 10th A 11th ata.
Jo-Ki'H L. Pkar^on, corner 9th and D atreet a _
Powell. Gince ACo..?t>-2, F atreet. near 7th.
PRODUCE AID PROVISIONS.
SM'TH.PoTT'A L'*dkrhill,S.B. comer Mb A Data.
B.B TorxG?.61510tbet.N W..op.MedlcalRneeum.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Af.
A -trop 1 Dtdlet. cor. La. avenue and 7th atreet.
K M Hall, corner 7th and Fata.,opp Poet Office.
K lpocen A Latta. comer 15th and G atreeta.
Hkheing A Jones. 1425 F atreet. near 15th.
M M koHiEE. 613 7th at., on. P. O. Department.
Wm H Clagktt,819 Market B?ace.
Polo VON J. Fagle. 702 B st.,bt 7*s^>p Poat Offiae.
Chaeles Thomp?os A Co.. <39 H atreet.corner 7th.
Moore A Parvis. ?* 15th at., opp. Treaanry Pea t
K K. W:l?o!4. 5117th atreet, oppoeite P O. Depl.
r Btoers. 1424 F itraet, near Treasury Department
W T. Johnso!*,(Auct'r.)cor. Pa. av. A3dat.ea?.
Kensedt A 8o*,15t? atreet, near Rigia Bank
RESTA r RANTS.
Ht*?!< Hovax, Henry IIrson. 421 fth.bet. D and*.
SASH, POORS AID RLINDS
Pvprt Colemas, 208 7th at., op. Center Market.
Ticker A Sheevan. 833 Louisiana avenue.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Wa-h:ngTo> BcaiHitaa Colleae, cor. 7lh and Lata.
NRHIMfl MACHINES.
Wheeler A WiLsos'a, Steer A Son.axta ,451 Pa at.
They are aim pie, silent, perfect
S:ngfr"s. L? wi* Baar.aft, ih M. C. A. B ,9th A D
Thi-ma* Mareon, (repairing a specialty, Jll 9tM at
Bl a* Howe's 1mpe?>ved,J. Karr.ag't.?? Pa. *v.
Weei> Sewing Mac hine Compant. 409 !Hh street.
The family Favorite. S^R*amiiie it,
The"Ket?tonr." A. G Stone A Co., Ait'ta, 91JF
?t.. opp. Masonic Temple. The strongest and li wit
eat. the best and moat perfect Be aure and aeeiit.
SHIRT FACTORIES.
Dfvl nA Co.,(H.T.)imPa. av.,bet llthAlShata.
Maa L. A. McLean. 816 Fat . bet. 8 A 9. np stailii
Me- R A. bssiTH. late Mra. Kline,fill 9thatreet.
SILVER PLATERS.
Edward Stmlpe. 409 7th atreet.o? P?at OSce.
Robt. A. WH!TEHA*t>. 804 D at., between 6th A 9th.
SEATS MANTELS.
Tuckre A 8heema!I.03 Louialana ayenne. ,
SOAP AND CANDLR FACTORIES.
Batf* A Beothee.<79 21 G at.,bet. <th and7thi
STAMPING DEPOTS.
Ml*. G H M*rEE?,(l7 7th at., opp. Patent Office.
STEAM ASP GAS FITTERS, Ae.
A. *. f? i***R B A^o. ,S0 F?,??.,UL9th * 10th ?ta
W.J AC. A Acbi. latnd latreeta H. W
? noTEs.8HKrraMS.Tisw.
Walter D Wtvill,464 Pa. ave., near 4>i
O. M. Hatwaed A Co..317 9th at. bet. Pa. a
Be net W. Emmebt, ins PaTay.. bet. 19th
H R chet,8197th atreet, between Rand
Jobs Moban lawo Tt? Boo flax.) 2119-H
TEA ASS OOFFE
Obtehtal Tea Btobb, A. M
AG Halet.819 Pa. av.. Law .Convey aae'c.Hotsrr.
lORACCO ASS CTGAR STORKS.
Dabibi Loc?BRa?, 1496 Penn. ava, nearWillani'e.
PliLir H. WaBD aonthweet cor. Pa. av. aad 18tC at
Che. Bvppbbt,4037thatreet,near D.
TSUSM HAS IJFACFORXS
Jas B. ToPBaH A Co , 4217th at., adj i
Cba* O. Peaecb. 1419 Pa. av., bet
Daniel Piebcb. IBMBalreet, near Uth.
Wm. B??eb?. 5? loth atreet, near F.
D. W. Bbvbbidob, 31912th atreet, aonUt ?f Pa. BT?.
W J. STEPHEjiaoB ABbo.,1204 Pa.aT..*feot 7tha4
Wm WABPBB.oormar ltBMiP atreeta B.W.
WOOD ASS WUXOW WARS.
OEoPGorruBia Baakat. AAOOPa^v. ^>eCJAth All th.
rvrCS
H Ableb.(whoUaale onlv,)9B4 Pa. BT.. mm
B G< LracHMin.Original Set.,Mot.,and #1
4M7th at., bet. R A I; alao, Gooda at who
holeeale.
JaaM-U
8PECIAL NOTICES.
A Cm*.
?"??'ding In South America,
f ieeionary. discovered a safe h4 aim pie remedy
n.. '^Z.cu/SJ'fJ'frTua' * Early Doay,
k ? t rin?r7 tod Stnl&tl Ornu. im] the
who|? train of disorder* brought on by baneful and
xicioas hnbita. Breat numbers hateb<>en cored hw
^ ?, Prompted by a desire to byn' fit
the afflict-d and unfortunate, I will send the rec!ae
f>r preparing and oaing this medicine, in a seaied
?i?telope, to any ene who ne?d? it. Fret ?/ Chart,
Addrejs, JOSKPti T INM\N,
?>??** t. Station?, Bible H>uss,
marC-ly jjew Yr.rk City.
AMUSEMENTS.
N
EW NATIONAL THEATER.
Mr. J. G. Saville. ...Lessee an J Manager.
Sirs. John Wootl. ??*. John Wood.
A GREAT FlIT.
E\ER?B<?1>Y DELIGHTED
roLL AXD PARTNER JOE.
A GREAT SUCCESS.
THE GREAT HCRI-Ee-ME COMPANY
_ pronounced iHE Bi.r
EB SEEN IN WASH.MOroN
DON FAIL TO SE<XR* YOl B 8 :ATS FOB
_ TUB
LAST PERFORMANCE
POLL AND PABTNER JO*.
f? idat. bknefit of
MBS. JOHN WOO J
CUBCKMATB
LA BELLESAUVAGE
^ SK'CBI TODB ?BAf8 TJ
lra A VOIP a CBOWD.
N
EW NATIONAL THEATER.
8 P B C I A L.
/ ?.IJi?J v?T^?NilTANI) ONR MATINEE,
LOMMJtNClHQ MONDAY. Mau 37. ltfl,
First appearance in English of the great
JANAIUCHEK,
prontunced l>y the entire Preu th? undisputed and
Repal Oneen of ENGLISH TRAGEDY, supported
"^t briUUnt MBW fOBK STAB
i An*.
rr?H,W m"t V* MABY 8TLABT.
TUESDAY, Slay a?.. DEBJBAH,
(LK*h,thk Forsakes )
i M.aj '??' ,im9 ,D citf.au
tilte'l Dickens'"Bleak Home/' en
OHESNEY WOLD.
Prices of Admiss'on ?Orchestra Chairs and Be
VJ . P,ch?'jr? Circle, f 1 40; Orchestra Circle
Admission and Dr.?? Circle Reserved, ?1; Dress
ct*; Oal'ery, 50 eta.
_*^The sale of Reserved Seats will commence on
Thursday morniag next at Ellis' Music Store at 3
o clock. m2l tf
INCOLN HALL.
FOR THRBE NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing
MoNDAY BVENINO, MAY 27,
and
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,* o'clk.
The Gennine and only
MRS. J A RLE Y S
Unrivaled Collection of
WAS WORKS
A*D
WAS WORK QUARTETTE,
?.?.?? < !.rom London, England.
Aflmlssirn, so cents; reserved seats, 78 centa. Ad
m-ion to Matinee,*,; children nnder 12 year*, 25
Referred i?ats on sale at Ellis' Mnslc Store
DQNT FOKGBT-MAYaT.a^.aa, myao M
^yOBLD'S PEACE Jl'BILEE
AND
International Musical Festival.
AT B 0 S T O y.
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
i I1!? Executive Committee of the Wo-ld's Peac<
Jubilee and International Mnsical Festival respect
fully announce that the great und-rtakiag te wh ch
the music loving people ef the Country have b?en
looking forward lor ma*iy tnon'hs with such deer
interest will commence in Boston
ON THE SEVENTEENTH DAY 0/ JUHE.
and cloae on the
FOUBTU OF JULY NEXT.
It is hardly necessary to state that the preparations
for this great event have required the constant aD
plication for months of the thousands who are to
Participate in it, and have involved an eronrotis
expenditure; but the committee feel confluent that
the time. Inhor nnd ox pens- devoted to the succe ;
ful development of so noble an enterprise must re
salt in not only affording tbe highest gmt'lcatioa to
all who may hear the glorious music to be rendered
upon a scale of grandeur never before attempted,
and witness the magniflcent spectacle wh'ch surh an
assemblage must present, but that it will also conf. r
? teJSH'B ken.-flt upon art, the <?ountry, and tbe ate
. .h"f..,he fograime of the flr?t week of the Fes
tival will embrace all the great features to be pre
eented?including the Choriw of
TWENTY THOUSAND VOICES,
THE ORCHESTRA OF
TWO THOUSAND PEBFuBMBBS,
the most powerful Organ erer built, together with
many ol the mest eminent Americawiud European
Bonds and_Artists( among whom may be mentioned
......vi,ra.-ici uuni, K'umner wttn
J most eminent AmericaMiud Earop-un
Artists^ -?
tt>t UTtal maestro,
JOUANN DTBABS A!?D his FAMOUS AUS
tbian band
tf fl fly-six performern >?the Oon:erts to be given
from first to last will snrpaei any series of music >1
entertainments ever presented to the American puo
-t???^^N TICBETB, transferable, Admitting to
all the C^neerta from Jane 17th to Jul* 4th, inrlu
sive, FIFTY DOLLABS BACH, inclaaing reserved
?-eats, now ready; and ticket* for siLgle admission to
each entertainment daring the flrst week. Five
DOLLABS^ with reserved seats, will l?readerwl5
on and after Jitne I and may be had upon applica
?J-, or by letter, to A. P. Pecx, Music
Per order of the Kxecutiye Ommittee.
myl0 eo6t UBNBY G PABKEB. Secretary.
Old No
ON EXHIBITION
AND 8ALB
AT
PIANOS, 4c. _
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a*c?l OABL ^UOHTBB. >8^ P,
(Vf 08T AMUSING TOY OUTl-Oaoaes inaninat<
streetweet, bet ween Pa. arena* nnd B ii.llllU
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SI ceaas. JTj
MMklMitt fc,
TUB
jMM*lp
CB. FObTBB, M. D., DENTIST.
? _ Mo. 11 Ofi New York ave.,
feb U enta scutLc a?t <x4*ner sf ISth.
flABL BICHTKB,
\J TIACHEH or Mas;*,
le+u *1* Pa. VFS., bet. Kk and WU tu.
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and GosBip.
Ikteknal BtVENCa.?The receipts from this
source to-day were <MI,Plg.37.
Don't fail to see the cha-mlng, piquant,
bewitching Mrs. Wood in "Foil and Partner
Joe'' tc-nlght.
Retired ?Second Lt. Samuel Ho*, 7th Infar ?
try, has been placed on the retired list of the
army, with the tail rank of brigadier general,
to date from January 1,1WI.
The rREPiDKhT to-day approved the bill
which recently pa. -ed Congress giving the Bal
timore and Potomac railroad company a sire for
a tlej .t at the corner ol Cth street weft an J B
strtet.
Mb. K. H. T. Lbipold, for nearly a year
pa.-, in charge of the Independent Treasury
division, ot the Treasury department, hss been
a*si?ne<l to the permanent charge of the division
in piace of George Parnell, deceased.
Pension for Mrs. Fabraout The com
mittee on naval atl'airs of the House has agreed
to report favorably on the Senate bill granting a
pension of two thousand dollars to the widow of
the late Admiral Fa. ragot.
The Senate was Id session all night and
until half-past ten o'clock this morning, when
an adjournment until three o'clock this after
noon was carried, and the Senators wen. to
their homes to seek some rest. No committees
ot that body met to-day.
The Governor issued an order to-day closing
the District offices at 12 o'clock to-morrow, to
allow the employes who are attached to the
militia organizations to participate in the re
view. He also recommended to the board of
Its empToy* cx**B*'on ot opportunity to
Personal.?Hon. D. W. Voorhees has gone
to Indiana to consult with the delegation to the
Baltimore convention In July. ????Represen
tative Halsey and several prominent New Jersey
politicians have left here to attend the republi
can convention in that state.
Th* southern claims com mission yester- j
day heard the claim of Walter Jackson, colored
of this city, formerly a carpenter at Fredericks
burg, Ya., amounting to ?tW9; Howton Plan, ST.? j
also colored, of Manassas, Va., amounting to
?2,510, and Bailey ltobinson, of Manassas
amounting to (707.
Tns civtl service examining board of the
Treasury department held their tirst session on
the 5th proximo to examine applicants for three
vacancies in second class clerkships in the Third
Auditor's office. The board will also hold an
examination on the 6th of June for the purpose
of fillii g one vacancy in clerkship of class two,
group a, in the office of commissioner of cus
toms.
Armt Officer Cashiered.?First Lieut.
W. H. Champion, of the 4th infantry, recently
tried by court-martial at Louisville, Ky., for
disobedience of orders, neglect of duty, &c., ha?
been sentenced to be cashiered, and to be im
prisoned in the penitentiary for one year. Tue
P. esldent has remitted all of the sentence except
so much thereof as sentences Lieutenant Cham
pion to be cashiered.
Kx-Pbesident Johnson as a Witness
Ex-President Andrew Johnson having been
requested to appear as a witness bef ore the com
mittee on military afla'^s, to testify in relation
to the missing records of the Bnell court or"
inquiry, replied that it was not conver'ent for
him 11 come to Washington at this time; but he
will come 'f ?*ie committee insists upon it an I
considers his testinx ny important.
The Cask of I)r. Collins The Third
Auditor has just competed the examination of
the accounts of Win. T. Collins, late Pensio:.
Agent in this city, and flnds the amount ot hi
deialcatlon to be about *4fi,00O. It is believed
that much of the defalcation was caused by ad
vanced pavments to petitioners' vouchers, for
which Collirs could not make available in th
settlement of his accounts. He is at present in
New York seeking employment.
The White Hocsb To-dat.?The Presiden'
this morniug saw the members of the homeo
pathic conventional present in ses.ion In th.
city, who called to pay their respects; also a
bridal partv from northern New York, who
called for the same purpose. Later Secretary
Fish and Postmaster General Cresweli, Sena
tors Kellogg. Hill, Boreman. and Hitchcock.
Representative Twichell, Harmer and Sheldon,
called and had Interviews.
The civil rights bill passed the Senate
this morning, and is now on the Speaker's table
in the House. There are some fifty or sixty bills
in order already ahead of it, and as it takes a
two-thirds vote of the House to take a bill from
the Speaker's table out of the regular ord-r
there Is no possible show for its passage at th-s
ession, as It cannot be reached by the time ?f
adjournment, and the necessary two-thirds vote
to take lt out of its regular order cannot be ob
tained.
Mb. Scmneb finding the all-night session
rather wearying and tedious, went home to bed.
While he was absent the Senate took up his civil
rights bill, struck out all after the enacting
clause, and adopted the snbstitate offered by
Mr. Carpenter, when he returned to the Sen
ate chamber this morning, and asoertained what
had been done, he showed visible tamper. It
was no use though; the bill had been passed,
and other business taken np. Mr. Sumner's
bill, It will be remembered, included schools,
churches, cemeteries, <?c., Ac., and Mr. Car
penter's substitute (published elsewhere) pro
vides for equal rights at public inns, places of
amusement, on railroads, and in steamboats and
stages, only.
Export of tee Bobeson Investigation
Committee.?The report of the House select
committee upon the charges against Secretary
Robeson, was presented in the House to-day by
Mr. 8argent. It U signed by Messrs. Sargent,
Peters and Warren, and is exhaustive upon all
the suhject-mntter of the inquiry, and a com
plete vindication of the Secretary. The com
mittee refer to the terms of the resolution m
requiring, first, an investigation of the public
charges affecting the personal character or the
Gewnt Secretary, and next, inquiry generally
to the administration of the aflttrsof the Navy
Department during his term of office.
In view of the Instructions of the House, the
committee deemed the first branch of Inquiry as
or paramount Importance. The report then sets
forth in full various articles in the New York
Ann, In order to Illustrate the thorough and com
plete vindication of the oflleer implicated, as
discioted by the testimony submitted.
With a view to the prompt investigation or
?hme charges. Charies A. Dana, th* editor or
the Sun, was Invited to attend the sestions of
the oommlttee, with counsel,to eondactthein
vestigation la his own way, and have the utmost
latitude in the production of paters and the ex
amination* wttasnes upon all m attars routing
to the Navy Department, until he sained upon
the temporary afceoaoa of the chairman of the
committee as aprolsat to abandon the Investi
gation. This hs was, however, net allowed ?e
do without a psrsonal examination, anon oath,
at ths request or the oflloer ehargedTwhen be
disclosed tns fact that he Imd neither any know
ikd (WMilHO denotmee ths allocations in
public Officer, and a m?wfui per version of the
privllsgss of the presa. After dealing with Urn
various points tn the case, ths esmsflttss oon
cluds by oongratnlsMnf Possess aad ths
eonntij that, as the reenlt of the I
' of " *
or fraud or
of their l??a.
Mr. BMr. chairman of the oommlttes, pre
sents a minority report. In eonclnsian be iaye
he believes that the administration of the Mevy
Deportment Is anythiag but creditable to the
country, yet he cannot say that the charge of
personal oorruptm against the Secretary of ths
?Saw are made out in the* proof. As to that
therefore, he Is acquitted
Tb* Axxwtt Bill?The following ii a
ropy of the general anine..y bill as It passed the
Senate lajt night:
Ah Act to remove political disabilities tmpo??d
by the fourteenth article of the amendments'
of the Constitution of the United States.
Be ?( enacted by the S- naU and Home of Reyrt
fntattret of the Cnited State t of America in Con
SfT'tt attrrnhl'd, {tiro-thirds of tack Houtt rone*,
ring therein,) That all political disabilities 1m
loosed by the third section of the fourteenth ar
tide of amendments of the Constitution of th.
United States are hereby removed from all per
sons whomsoever, except Senators and Kepre
sertativesof the 36th and 37th Congresses.of
ficers in the jndiclal, military, and naval serv.ct
ot the United States, heads of departments,aa?i
foj^ign ministers of the United States.
The bill having already pat<sed the Hous
now awaits the signature of the President.
Spanish Iwsoi kxk Kevented? The St earner
Yirginivt Protected by an American Man-of- Wtr?
A report, dated Aspinwall, April 27th, has been
received by the Secretary of the Navy from
Lieut. Commander Wtiite, of the U. S. steame
Kansas, giving an account of the departur,
trom Aspinwall of the steamer Virginias under
the convoy of the K?nsu. The United State
corsul at Aspinwall Informed Lieut. White tha
the clearance papers of the Virginias were al
right, and requested him to convoy her oat o
the harbor. This he did, the Spanish steame*
Pizarro following with shotted guns and in
battle array. The Kansas had been prepares
for action, and her commander was fully de
termined to protect the Virginiusat all hazard
The Pizarro, however, did not open fire, an<
long before night tell far astern, being unablt
to sail with the Virginius. The Kansas then
returned to Aspinwall. The act.on of Lieut.
Wtiite is fully approved by the Navy Depart
ment.
Th* Civil Rights Bill The following i
a copy of the civil rights bill as passed the Sen
ate this morning:
Be it enacted, de., That whoever being a cor
(?oration or natural person and owner, or in
charge of any public inn, or of any place of
public amusement or entertainment, for which
a license from any legal authority Is required
or of any line of stage coaches, railroad, orother
means of public carriage of passenger* o.
freight, shall make any distinction as to adin-s
sion or accommodation therein of any citixen 0'
the United States because of race, color, or pre
vlous condition of servitude, shall on couvic o.t
thereot be lined not less than five hundred noi
more than five thousand dollars for each offence
and the i>ersonor corporation so offending sbal
be liable to the c'tizens thereby injured in dam
ages to be recovered in an action of debt.
Sec. 2. That th? offences under thia fcCt and
actions to recover Jamais m?? be prosecute,
before any territorial, district or circuit cor-to
the United States having jurisdiction of cri me
at the place where the offence was charged u
liave been committed, with a right of appeal, oi
to have a writ of error in any case to the Su
preme Court of the United States.
Th* New York Central Corhrred ai
Last?The Collector at Albany Ordered to Levy #
their Property?In 1868 the Commissioner o:
Internal Revenue decided that the New York
Central railroad was liable to a tax on a stock
dividend declared in that year. The compam
resisted the imposition of the tax, and several
monlhs ago, through their attorneys. argue<.
against it. Commissioner Douglass, however
affirmed the ruling of his predecessors, and held
them liable for the tax. which amounts in all to
between woo ,000 and MOO,000. He reoentl\
ordered the collector at Albany. New York, t>
levy on the property of the road, when the com
pany alleged that by an act of the New York
legislature they consolidated with the Hudsoi
rive- railroad, thus forming a new company
which could not be held liable for the debts o:
the old Central company. On examining th(
act of the New York legislature authorizing tit
consolidation of the two companies, the Com
missioner found that the act distinctly specific*
.hat the new corporation shall be liable for th.
debts of the old. He has, therefore, ordered tb<
collector at Albany to seize and sell enough o
the property of the new company to satis, v th<
demand ot the government.
Th* Homeopaths at the White House
The delegates to the homeopathic conventio:
uow holding Its session In this city, assemble*:
with their ladies at 9 4.5 o'clock this morning ii
the parlors of the Arlington hotel, and then pro
ceeded to the White House, under the marshal
ship of Dr. Verdi. Arriving at the Presidents
mansion, they were conducted to the east room
and were there .^ceived by General Grant.
Upon the appearance ot the President, Di
\ erdl, chairman or the committee of arrange
ments, introduced to him Dr. Talbot, presiden
ot the institute Dr. Talbot, in his address, salo
the delegates paid their respect* to him a* mem
bers of the homeopathic institute. The speakt-i
stated that under the adr nistration of Genera
Grant they had received the first recognition b
the national government of their equal prote
sionai rights. He concluded by tendering hi
thanks, and those of his associates, alike n
physicians and citizens.
General Grant, making an acknowledgment
ot the compliment, said: ?'! am thanktul u>yoi:
for your kindness, and also to all the member.
ol vour profession. Of course I know nothing
ot uomeopathy, but 1 recognize the fact that w.
may learn something in the future, and mav tin
something that is better than that we had In th..
past. I return thanks for this visit."
The delegates, with their lady friends, thei
advanced to the Prveidentand shook hands witii
him, and, passing out into another room, had at
opportunity to stroll through the bouse an ?
grounds. As the delegates were passing th
Pnmident, Dr. Martin, of Philadelphia, salo
"We are taking you by storm, General!" - Yes.
was the laughing reply, "if yon should all pr.
scribe for me at once I should have an all -
pathic dose."
The Mkthooist Genkral Conference -
Election qf Bithovt?In the Methodist General
Conference at New York yesterday, the Sr-t
ballot for election of bishops resulted as follows
W. L. Harris, of Central Ohio, 270 votes; K. S.
Ffvner.or New York, 232; Bore man, of Iowa.
293. These three were elected. There were 408
ballots cast; necessary to a choice, 2fS. Onlv
the three above mentioned had a majority. The
other votes were as follows: .Jesse Peck, Cen
tral New York, 161; J. W. Wiley, Newark. 1T0;
C. B. Foes, New York, 85: T. M. Kddy, Balti
more, 10?; S. M. Merrill, 170: Gilbert Haven,
148; E. O. Haven, 150: J. M. Reed, 111: J. P.
Newman, 102; J. M. Waldron, 90; C. H. Fowler,
1*4; B. F. Crary, 82; J. Cummings, 5*; D. R.
Cobley, 76; Mcses Hill, 70; and others a less
number of votes.
The conference than proceeded to vote for
five additional bishops, Bl <iop Sanderson, of
Canada, meantime delivering a farewell ad
dress, with the following result: Whole number
of votes, 400; necessary for a choice, 201: J. W.
Wdey, 256, (elected;) S. M. Merrill, 223, (elect
ed;) J. G. Haven, 182; J. T. Peck, 178: E.G.
Andrtws, 143; E. O. Haven, 119; J. L. Reed, 112;
T. M. Eddy, 104: J. M. Waldron, 96; J. P. New
man, 84: 0. D. foes, 61; H. R. Cobley, 66; B. F.
Crary, tu Moses Hill. 41; a H. Fowler, 41; W.
B. Hush, 87; ?. Martin, 25; A. J. Klnet, 26; J.
Ciiajinngs, 34; and several others leas than 20.
MHe bishops are yet to be elected.
Labor Strikes?Many carpenters who
made a suoseesfnl strike for eight hoars' work
In New York, saw favor a new strike for ?4 per
day. A special from Houghton, Michigan? says:
Seven prisoners were arrested Saturday nirbt
and lodged in JalL While the arrests were
and lodged in JalL While the wwtI
being made, the miners gave three groaiM for
the sheriff and theeffioersof tbs mine, and three
cheers tor the soldiers. Bail of 920,000 has been
offered bat not ssospted. Mr. Agassis, presi
dent or the Calumet and Hoc la mines, arrived,
friterday and Will either start the mints at
a jrk or eject them from their houses atonoe.
In the latter aveat It is hard to say what the
result will be with, the other miners, as the
strikersreenmed week witktke understanding
that they should receive whatever was agreed
upon by the Calumet and Hecla r'
sftim Blaty* Rmoytbatto mi Cos
sixth time)
tative in
jstaztsw. say!
liri western ye
sivssrhi??
i Tell i
'if it
r
... i
tamed eat of his ehurek fbr
ether brstkrea who kai keen a
VThe Brc iklya Eagle mp tkat gravity Is
ae aaore evldeaee af wIsSms than a paper ooiiar
is of a skirt.
VThe Maine demoera*'e state eoaveatioa
has issued a eail for a state convention at Ban
gor on the 18th of June, le nominate their can
didate tor Govei nor, and delegates to the Balti
more convention.
FtfBTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
Win*i?PiT, May n.
^JEN ATE.?After oar repqrt closed )wifr
*f' continued bin remarks until 4 ?a
p. m.. when, on mot.on 01 Mr. Kdaund* the
Senate took a recess until 5.40 p. when'Mr
&V*1J <?nt'?uedjiis?,*ech until :JOaud wL
lowed'hv ^#rt0B; w?? wm* '? tam tol
J?**? ?T ""*?? Bayard, Hamilton of Tuifa
Clayton and Thurman. 01 1*lr -
.?7r-st?Ten*>n argued on historical and eor
to paw this bill. He aim denied that there was
5?yt22c^,^^Ldtcatl#n lor th*
f', of ouryvt at the south, and
thea^K.1" ?**" mAk"? w4r u^"
th??r'nVarpoil^;r 8tAt?<1 **? reasons for thiamine
tor It a^hf Kt'?n,U'ai,d NliJ would ?>te
?5jt< *1 though, as a mere question of party
J*? /?ke believed It would be better lot t lie
republican party not to pass the bill berau?r
while its good eit'ects would be merely local
there would be a clamor raised about it winch
would extend through the wholoWuntr? .T
deal ins with , ^tfon of ?*ct??u?bolU
ever, Senators were bound to act, not i,iJ
iticians.but a. statesmen, aadlw
he beliered that the parage ot this bilTwotild
save the lives of citizens in oar couuty and pre
serre the peace in one state, although it wS?i,i
at the same time cause the deieat 01 lien. Grant
Vr -nf ' would still vote for the bill.
8t^V,J^rB1M repl,ed to Mr Carpenter's oon
stJtutional sigumeut, and said, incidentally
that there never was a usurpation by auv gov
ernment which did not find some lawyer either
venal enough or wild enough to defend it.
jsi2r& r?1"" *
further debate. The majority, he said, had at
some inconvenience to themselves, agreed,' at
the request ol the minority, to postpone the con
sideration of the bill until Monday, with the un
derstanding that the vote should be taken before
adjourning on Tuesday; and as it was almost 1
o clock on \l cdneeday morning, and as the
Senator having the bill in charge (Scott) an 1
another Senate? had waivedtheir rigkt to .
on the bill in order to save time, he thought thy
minority ought to be willing to let the fotebl
taken now. If they were not willing to stand bv
the agreement they could hardly expect that the
be disposed ti enter in* an v
such a#r ferment In the futr-e.
vMr. Thurman said the Senator from New
} ?r* w? 1 ight to impute to the tu inority bad
taith in this matter. He had never hearda'more
unwarranted imputation.
An excited and bitter discussion on this point
MdUcisaJ7lyWeel1 Me*,r*- ??nkl'n?' Thurm.n
Shortly alter 4 a. m. the bill which extends the
time In which the President is authorized ??
*?!-j>eix! the writ of habeas corpus to Msrch 4
U-73, was passed?ayes 23, nays 15. ' '
Mr. Carjienter then ottered Mr. Sumner's
supplementary civil rights bill, diverted of the
clauses relating to cemeteries, schools an 1
juries, and, alter a debate of over three hoi'*>
it was passed-ayes 27, nays 11.
The House general amnesty bill was then
token up and passed?ayes 38, nays 1 -Me ,r?
Sumner and Nye.
Mr. Sumner, who was not present when the
civil rights bill was acted on, expressed indigna
tion at its being emasculated, and gave that a*
the reason why he voted agaim amnestv
The Senate then, at 10.2u a. m., alter a session
of ner?ly 24 hours, adjoorned to 3 p. m.
HOUSE OF KEPHKSENTATIVES On
motion of Mr. Poland, (Vt.,) the committee on
revision of the laws was authorized to assemble
on the 11th of November next, and sit till the
meeting of Congress in December. for the t.ur
SSTilfiyi? ?? 0,6 rerUuon of statutesoi
the Inited States prepared by comtr sooner,
appointed for that purpose. oners
Mr. Sargent, (Gal.,) tram the r tmraittee ap
pointed to investigate certain charges agaii-M
the Secretary ot the Navy, submitted a report,
which was ordered to be printed.
Mr. F'air (Mich.) submitted a mino-itv re
port; which win also ordered to be prin ed'
On motion of Mr. Kusk. (Wis .) the Senate
bill in relation to the Dakota Southern rat Iron)
Wa? ,3?e? fT?m Ve,8peaker e Ul,,e *ml passed
Mr. Holman (Ind.), from 'he committee 01
commerce, reported a bill granting the r.ght ot
way to the Davenport railroad company wit
was concurred it.
and the bill passed
The Speaker caused to be read to the Hou*
the endorsement made in the Senate on the am
y *' ,\?e*af5'lnK ** th? W? had P?^l
that body by a vote of two-thirds of the m.-rn
Mr Bingham (Ohio) asked if the bill <Hd not
go to the President for his signature
The Speaker replied that he was un lor t' -
iSESt?? o( the third
mm ^ ^ wl amendment the
k'1' ,dld.?ot. require the President's signature
? rWMWD h c*u*>d the en.lorsem ;nt
of the Senate to be read to the Hou*e
Alter some discussion the St>eak<>r ui.i ti,.?
the Clerk informed him that alftho bills of this
class hereteture passed had l?een sent to the
President, and he would therefore follow the
precedent established.
.^Handall(Paj saWif the Pres.den' s.gr^i
the bill it would be well And icooii but ii in
tefused to si*n, what then ? * ' 001 U be
The Speaker said that would be a ..ue-tion
for Congress. The duties of the Speaker were
only ministerial.
Mr. KandaU said he was willing to allow the
J5nt an opportunity to sign the bill
Mr. Bingham (Oblo.)_E9pecU!ly alter he re
commended its passage. re
Mr. Farnsworth (liT.) said this was a wuestion
that might at some time become a very embar
rassing one. '
Mr. Coa (N. V.) said be rose to a parliament
ary question. He would like to avoid any diffi
culty. Suppose the President put this hill in his
poctet and helo It until
\\ hat would be the eftbet on legislation''
The Speaker said that was not a parliamentary
question. He thought, however, there wouldbe
no trouble on this point. J
The regular order was demanded.
Mr. ltanda 11 (Pa. 1 said he rose to a queetion of
the highest ? 1vile?e, and asked that Mr
J5?,,*.!r*-.me,I,ber ?rec' the 4th North
Carolina district?who has been kept from hi'
seat on account ot political disabilities he now
sworn in. 0
Mr. Dawes (Mass.) said the bill had not been
stgnrdbytne President. All anxiety for
??
The Speaker said that the decision having
been made to send the bill to the Prwidenr fi t
chair would wait till the bill w?
swearing in fhe member, ir he might exoms
lor^'towai^*ti,oafcilt **? Mouse woiUd not nave
Mr. Oartteld (Ohio) oflered a resolution recit
in# certain language, use 1 in debate yesSidS"
reflecting upon the official character of M>
Mullett. supervising architect of the Treasury
and requesting theSecretary of the TreaserV m
investigate the aanM. He said he tho^S? i?
better to call the attention of the SecretarV to
tkeae charges than to have them constantly
^ 1101,1 * that bo action
can be had. ",lwy
Mr. FarneworU said be was glad the eon tie
man had ealled attention to the subject Md
that he had attraeted aoraattenttoto tto'mb
r-Jlu>d been able to do. He
6,1 * P?tion of the ?m
tiowS extrncte*??^^ 'fJJ' ? to rood addi>
?nViTir^^SiSe y srsisSSi1^'1'0^
sssti3Fs35i,ias52a,5
S^?^ss?5?Er
oonteartwlth V* MSS^iSNSSiSo
Secretary of the Trooeary July 1 1870, and M
Maliett had ?thing to do wtti ni?o$" ju
^ Mr. Piatt (Va) sftist a nliu>n?
tot DOTMM Of kATlBff Mitr W OoltMbi^
1 e^v^snmr,:
ary of the Trea?ury, and Mr W?i,SmS
Mm that bis majority of T'. **>tn a re
publican diKtlrthid dwindled down to t t 17
Small SttBhtl.
Mr. Farnaworth *a'd he 414 wot kr>ow why ?' ia
attack rtM fri H bt* iitend from CMiif. cat.
utile** kf telt (VbirK'n-d toapr.ug toth ? r?-i-u?
ft ks)l?4; fOiiMrlf'l with Uw Kutril M Public
ia 'dSi l>t?rnrt He could iwt b? <le
tti(?<liioa hie rtgbu ot iklwUr htre by h ?' lin|
over hi* Ikt rati o: the Bivrttan <?t tt>? Tt. ?
J"? "Wherev.r he M* Uic hr .d ot i twmI
be would bit it. '
Mr. Bingham (Ohio) moved to lay 'be whole
MibJ?rt on ftf table. l?o?t
Mr. Piatt thru withdrew hi? m'-ftute
Mr. Fam?worth'* amendment w < t^reed to.
and Mr. Qarneld'a moluttoa. a* amended,
?taMi
1 be Honae then went Into committee ?i the
whole on tt e sundry aril appro} -r m?<>? bm.
Amvtig ibe iten* agreed to in the bill are the
fo'lowing ?For erection of taro rarge lig'.t*
tor the Crwighlll rhannel, ImJhi| from Cbe?a
|*?ke bay tato the Patai co rtm. an<t to uk<
the place 01 the two light boa*- < now ?i
Point, Nd..W5JI?i. For a*ma'.l ligb to mark
the entrance to the aiH-Uura^ inside ot
Shipping Point, Putomar river. Virginia.
Kiienwt of coaatnlonrr to the
International |?ru*>a aaavaation.
For tbe metropolitan police ot thr District o.
Columbia, *" >,(00; ColuiuMa lH?|iit?i t.?r tbe
?leaf and dumb. Columbia h ?- * al t *1
wo dm ti an?l lying-'ti a*vlum.a'?'3 1; Nattanal
soldiers' and *ailor> orph%n* home ia the l?i*
t. ict of Columbia, 113,i***, tor cuat.?dv and re
pair of government bo<pit*l in .tn.ti iarv
>qn?rr, in tbe District of t'?>ltimt>:a. ' ,
For care, supfart and medical tre?tme?t 01
*ixty ? -*n*ient paaper*. m.dcal and >ir(ir,
Ittin*! In aotne proper medication in?i .4ttn?i
In tbe ctty ot Washington, VU'.it 1, or pi mi l?
thereof a* mar be nooe**ary. For ttni'Vng an !
repairing tbe work ot Hm Capitol exten-i
and for compie, .ng the flagging on the apt
terrace*. *50,000. For at -lual repairs ot tbe ??
Capitol building, HO.' ?> For AnM ng a? 1
repairing the work on tbe new dome ot t
Capitol, *4 *00.
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
?
This Afternoon's J)ispatches.
?fssoeietled Pre** Report?.
Britioli 0|rfulun Alto 111 lite Treal)
W ?? IT THI LflHUON r>l'(K< * * V .
ft* Von, May J?A special l.aa Lm I 1
ot the ilat. to the f/?r,?U. aav* "The Kngl 1
pa|H t> continue to dtacuiw tbe trritr ot yf h
ington. and the supplementary article thereto,
with undiminished tntere?t The editorial*
generally are Inspired by a desire ?i prevent a
lailare ot the arbitra"on and save the treaty
An article in a oontrary aei se. printed by th
/*?// Mall f.azrftt to-night, i* remarkable lor it?
truthful and just appreciation 01 the dangt r 01
endeavoring to save the treaty at thee\|>oii?e. 1
national suteepi bility. The following i* an
extract 'The wbole drift of feeling an I opini 1
in Fnglaud justifies naymg that tbe w<n ?t *Vng
to do with the treaty ia to aave it. Sav mg ? 1
treaty mean*offence and humiliation to Am .
ca or to England, or to both nation* It m 1 ??
renewal, and not abatement, of the Ul-feel ?
waa intended to allay. How to aave tlie tre.. ,
mean* who shall oat the leek*, or whether aouij
meaiif cannot be Invented wberebv both partie*
shall agree to eat It in each other'* peoaonca.
The American paper* appear to etclaun again-*
tbe a^opOou of tbe *uppieaietitary article. Heie
there it only one opinion, and that iathat It*
acceptance would be discreditable and daug ?
ou?. Both people* would be nacitied and co
tent at once It the treaty and tbe negoriti ,oa
connected therewith were drop|>ed a* an irre
mediable blander, for which the two govern
m* lib- are alone to blame Tbal i? tbe proper
tate of the treaty, and the etily aate an 1 pea
ful way of d'?po?ing of it.'
Tbw article atater exactly 'lie situation in
England, and i? a Juat etpremion of the be<<t
opinion here- It i* certain that per *>n?, bank
en, financial agente and other*, wh j are do
termiood to aave the treat vat whatever coat,
without recard to national diguity or honor, are
bringing about a dangeroua complication. Tbe
fame with thoae anwiae \<o Kiciana who are
adlin?to make partv capital ootot intiTnatiotial
difllcnlty. The farther negotiation ot the treaty
will only continae an irritation thai may event
ually put two proud nation* In an attitude .roin
wLlch war can be the only poaatble laaue. The
treaty ahould be dropped immediately for the
sake ot national amity, good will and peace **
Melkadiii Ueaeral t aalereare
kle< Tioi op ataiiora.
K>w York. May 22?At the Metbodint gen
eral conferotiae, thta morning, hallo ing lor
three additional biahopa to tho-n- elected ye*tcr
dav waa continued, and at lo o'clock the teller*
retired to count tbe vote*. In tbe m -an time a
diactiaaion took place In reference to tbe rep ?rt
of claaa leader*. At II o'clock the teller* re
turned and annoanced the vote, a* follow* K
O. Andrew*, Gilbert Haven. HIP. Theae two
were declared elected. Jcaae T. Peck receive I
l?? vote*, ?I.W (balden. Ifln, E. ??. Hnven,
l/T;T. M Eddy. JC, anl J M. Haid.U Ballo -
were ther caat tor tbe remaining birtiop.
Tbe election of biabopg waa coa lu led by the
choice ot Jecwe T. Peck, who received ??3 vote ,
F. O. Haven, S2, and -J. M K-id. h. R D ibb
and Tboma* Row man were received a* fratera ?i
delegate* from the General Cvufer?n *e 01 th
Evangelical Aneociatiou. In regard tooi^im
ntiion with the Metho.'.l*t ?;bur h, Mr. I? !??'?
said if <>od will it the union would b: * irol)
accompliabed.
a
Tbe !Wurui<ni liul?r<??cll>i.
Salt Lakh. May ZL-da<lgr titriokltol I ?
livereti a dccimon to-day in th*- Fla??t?tt mm.tig
auit, rei'uaiug to gran: an injunction,
H^wley.ol the I*. S.?l>;*tnet Ooart a' Beaver,
ret uM f- to recaniiu the tern- trial ui*t?U il. an i
*ay> no new oflVcer in ttie territory u au'h irif - I
to aeTve venue Tbe democrat v c<*mral cju?
mtttee paMWi a call for a
to elect delagat -a to the Baltimore cinvention
Another *iM>w-NUde took place in Little Ga*Uu
wood Several miner* ware buried,
were rescued Ju<lge Strong, of the I' .S.Si
pre me Court, and la<ly, who are In the ity, r
oeivod comp*<mentary call* fiotn lingham
Young and olh? r leading Morm ma.
I lllnof ? Polltlra.
CBicaoo, May E.?The atate repnMie<n co*i
ventiou. which meet* at Kprinrtie.ld to-day, w I
nominate cx-Governor K d.Cgie*bv tor" Gov
ernor. probably by acclamation, a* be ha? no
opposition The ma n contest will be over th
in miration ot lieotenant-coreraor, a* it t? ui
derrtood that Ogleaby will be eieet- d to the I'
S. Senate by the next legislature, when the
Ueatenant-^rovernor would aacoeed him In the
governorship. The present Indication- are that
C. B. FarwelI, Congressman irom thta district,
will aocore the nomination tor lieutenant-gov
ernor.
Tl?? Charge* ngalait Bet. I>r. Berkley.
St. Locia, 22?In the Berkley eaaa u>
dav the ooart decided to allow the examinat ion
of l>r. Berkley in hia own detenae, and al* ? |>er
mitted examination ot expert* aa to tbe identity
Of the writing ol Mr* Andrewa and that of the
anonymous letter. wUich the deftaioa calls a
lin kmn ing letter. Three exper' were ??x
am ned bv the defenee, all at whom an'i <ita
tingly asserted their belief In the Identity of
Mrs Andrewa' writing and that of the black
mailing letter 'n qaeatjon.
Mew York Btrtkea.
*xcit?*kwt cowTinra-.
Npw You, May 12?The excitement iaia|
the working elaeaea in this ctty still oontinaea,
although toe d< manda of the earpentcr". aa
wnr. bricklaver*. and plumbers have boeti
agreed to. The pattern maker*, cab mat mak
er*, aphaMerers, and soap maker* are h dding
hourly imMi. with an early proapoc* of sac
M m p. Frye Beasmlsated by
Aeetamatlea.
Lrwiwon, Mb., May 22?The second d.atrict
republican convention to-day renominated Wm.
P? Frye for Congrem by acclamation. Dele
gate* to the Philadelphia convent.on were
elected. Resolutions favoring Grant and Col
fax were nnanlmonslv adopted.
Uallty.
Kftw York, May 22?The coroner'* ir _ ..
the Lowden mi practice case Pound -* /. ?
this morning against Dr. Gylea, w' J.
Bitted, without ball, to await the ?cOonoftb c
grant Jary.
ft. I
ir aa ad
what course to
? delay until
1M In
Mttfittrdi Of WbOitW, 111., L?r wva
with one Tioi prcitfMl tTMl

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