NUMBER 15. VOLUME IX. WASHINGTON CITY, D. C, JUNE 8,1879.

—Major and Mrs. R. L. Shalley are at the McPher- Speeches and toasts were next In order; made and and advice brought on the extra session responsible PERSONAL. son House, where they will remain during a portion responded to. Mr. Moode ot Memphis, Mr. Boyer THE CAPITAL, for it; and it is not thus far an uncomlortable sort of of the summer. of Columbus, Mr. Broughton of North Carolina, Mr. PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY responsibility either. —T. B. Aldrlch has returned Irom Europe. —Queer sort of judloial Ideas they have in Rich- Keroheval of Chicago, Mr. Geo. McNeir and Samuel The bankers, brokers and bondholders of the North- —" Hlc"-enlooper Is Zach Chandler's favorite. mond. Last week at the hustlng's court one prisoner, Haldeman of Washington and other gentlemen of iTHE CAPITAL PUBLISHING COMPANY, east, having a statute-book full of laws which make convicted oi stealing an oroide watch, received thirty- the Union spoke. 937 I> street, Washington, D. C. the bonds they own worth 115 cents on the -Ex-Governor Gilbert Walker is in Richmond. nine lashes. Another, for assaulting and stabbing Hon. Simon Woli, Messrs. Charles T. Murray of dollar, would undoubtedly like Congress to adjourn, —In Texas they have a paper called the Bull-Dog. DONN PIATT, EDITOR. his wife, was fined one cent and sentenoed to jail for Pomeroy's Democrat, Mr. Croghan of the Star, Mr. and stay adjourned, until they could force the country —Alice Oates Is the Brigham Young of the stage. twenty-four hours. Douglas, managing editor of THE CAPITAL and : Per year, (Including postage,) ; six Into bankruptcy, and bid it in at sherlfl's or marshal's —Emllie Melville Is singing Pinafore in San Fran- TERMS $3.50 —Colonel Benson, the handsome and popular asso- others orated to the gentlemen present in response months, ; three months, cents—In advance. sale; and, so far as the voice of these wolves is "North- oisco. $1.50 75 ciate in Dr. Hlckling's pharmacy ol this city, has gone to complimentary toasts. -Single copies, 5 cents. ern publio sentiment," the Herald correspondent is —Currie's are revolvers, but a woman's wetpin's to Mexico In mining interests. Colonel Benson is a The day, taken all in all, was one of the pleasantest : Ten copies to one address, In advance, probably oorrect in describing the work of the extra are tears. CLUBS $30 Virginian by birth, but a Washingtonian by associa- phases ol social and intellectual life one meets with with one copy free. Twenty copies to one address, $35 session as the— —Would not the base-ballers do better irthey caught in a lifetime. all the flies 1 tion. A splendid gentleman and generous friend, •in advanoe, with one copy ftee. 3. " Absurd fuss of the last two months." Friday was the end of the Congress. This was the —As usual the office of governor ol Ohio will go to the slipper of good luck is thrown after him. One cannot fall to note the peculiar arroganoe of ocoaslon ot the eleotion of officers for the ensuing year. an Ohio man. —James M. Mason will arrive in this city to-mor- mastery, if not the insolence of possession, with It was held at the headquarters of the convention— -r-There was more ol the plutonic than platonic In row evening, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, at REVIEW OF THE WEEK. which the plutocrats of the Northeast invariably Franklin Hall. Mrs. Duer's love. 8 o'olook. There is hardly a grown citizen who does speak of Congress. It is natural that they should do Of course the oompletest interest was centered on —We nominate Sitting Bull to succeed McCrary as not know Jim, and knowing him, one cannot help The able ani distinguished Bpeclal correspondent These men have bought or hired Congress, under the presidency, Mr. Armstrong's term having expired. Seoretary of War. congratulating him upon his restoration to health. of the New York Herald at this point some time ago the old Radical, regime, to do their bidding, so often The leading candidates were Messrs. Chance ot the —"Russia's choice: "Aut Cccsar, aut Nihil."—Puck. In a word, Mr. Mason Is a jewel of the first water transmitted to that journal the information that that they have come to look upon the body Itself as Philadelphia Record and Haldeman of Piatt's Out Nihil at preseflt. and a perfect gentleman. CAPI- •« most of the Southern men are distressed to discover one of their assets. They do not stop to reflect upon .- They were both favorites, and the race was very —Grant 1 at present in Hong Kong. He will —The Wichita (Kansas) Eagle solemnly warns TAL that Northern public sentiment holds the South re- the difference between the honest gentlemen and B much such as between Parole and Ten Broeck In shortly be In Jim-Jam. Hayes that the "rebel brigadiers" have designs upon sponsible for the absurd fuss oi the last two well-meaning legislators who now form the majority good condition. It was neck and neck. —Mr. Reuben Springer oi Cincinnati is the wealth- his life. Well, why doesn't the Wichita Eagle buy a months." This statement is chiefly remarkable for of Congress, and the herd ot Radical cattle whom The standing vote Is equally complimentary to the iest Catholic in America. nice little steel vest, such as the Czar Alexander . embodj lng the greatest possible amount of misinfor- Dick Irwin and Oakes Ames used to drive on the hoof two gentlemen, as it evidences, by Its wlthln-a unlt of —In Texas it is death to refuse a drink. Deaths on wears, and send It to Rutherford, jvith the remark: mation In the least possible space ; a quality which, to the Wall street shambles whenever there was a a tie, the complete and consummate confidence and that account only occur once a century. Full down your vest." Of course Alexander H. naturally enough, commended It to the Bavarian market for them. Mr. Nordholt, unconsciously no honor in which both are held by the Union. Nast as a fertile theme for his malign fancy. The —Boneless shad and seedless oranges remain for Stephens, Senators Jonas, Lamar and Hill are prowl- doubt, but still culpably, echoes in his hasty, 111-oon- Mr. Haldeman was elected by one majority, and in- domain of Washington correspondence is by no means another and a better day ol Invention. ing about the White House every night with loaded oeived dispatch the standing insult of Wall street to stalled by Mr. Chance, who characterized the occasion barren of falsehood and misrepresentation. But the —The Cincinnati Enquirer of Thursday has no less rifles, trying to get a shot at Hayes. The editor of Congress. Whatever may be the policy of his paper, by one of his graceful speeches, In whloh he delayed sentence quoted above appears uniquely luxuriant, than four biographies of Thomas Ewing. the Wichita Eagle should certainly go on to Wash he himself cannot afiord to de this sort of thing. He upon the years of tender and immediate association even in such a tropical garden of misstatement as —The Ltllle-Duer repeater Is the name of the new- lngton and prevent bloodshed.—Courier-Journal. brought to the Herald bureau a vastly better reputa- between himself and the newly-elected president. Newspaper Row. Had it appeared in the Tribune, tion than he will take away from It at his present est revolver. We've Hearn tell of it aiore. Eli Perkins, the journalistic Beau Hickman who In business respects the report of the secretary from the pen of a correspondent drawing his salary rate of going on. —Mark Twain prefaces his latest book as " Written goes about begging for a joke, has at last gotten off showed that the receipts during the past year were from Jay Gould, and deriving his principles from the by one loafar for some other loafer to read." one original essay. We republish It to evince the $3,513 68, the expenditures $2,613 65, leavln g a balance school of stock-jobbery ; or in the Times, from the pen The Post the other day remarked, apropos of the ap- —A Pennsylvania true philanthropist last week amount of Intelllgnce in that cheeky idiot: "1 knew In the Treasury of $900 03. The report further recom- of a writer striving to earn a consul-generalship' at the pointment of Sir Garnet Wolseley as Military Gov- killed a constable, a tax-collector and himself. a man once—Jake Mason—who went to a donation mended the following changes in the salaries: Presi- hands of the Fraud in the White House, it would ernor of Natal and Commander of the Forces In South —Sitting Bull has now gotten on his feet again, and where six iarmers were to contribute a jug of milk dent, from $200 to $176; secretary and treasurer, from not have been surprising. Nothing could be Burprls- Alrica, that, as Sir Garnet was not much of a soldier, is invading the country. Slay the poor Indian. apiece. Well, one man, a very mean man, thought $400 to $350; corresponding secretary, $100; sergeant- , lng from such a source except the truth, and hence but a great civil administrator, his appointment prob- —The tramp of the melancholy eye thanks Divine It would not make any difference If he contributed at-arms, from $76 to $25. These amounts include trav- » nobody is ever astonished at the Washi ngton dispatches ably Indicated an intention on the part ol the British Providence that he never attacked Llllle Duer. water in plaoe oi milk; so he filled up a jug with wa- eling expenses. Aiter.'considerable debate the changes of the Tribune or Times On any political subject. government to make peace with the Zulus, and get —It will pain our readers to learn that a heavy shook ter and took it to the donation. When he got there were not approved. A yea and nay vote was taken on Moreover, there is nothing in the character of the out of that small but annoying war the best way it Of earthquake was experienced In Bermuda last week. be turned it over the bung and it ran into a barrel the latter clause of the resolution, declaring that the ' Herald itself to cause astonishment at any misstate- could. This statement naturally excites inquiry as to —'Rah for Ewing and Rice.—Boston Post. On the where all the other farmers had poured their milk. convention has the legal right of fixing the salaries of ment that may appear in its columns. In foot, all what is requisite, In the martial mind ol the military half shell, as the election occurs in a month with an Now, what do you think was the result ? Why, every the outgoing officer^ It was carried by a vote of 21 to 'three journals under consideration are controlled by editor of the Post, to constitute " much of a soldier." one of the six farmers happened to be as mean as 17. The recommendation that 3,000 copies of the re- «•Avarice, edited by Snobbery and Stupidity in part As a matter of tact Wolseley Is the yougest lieutenant —The sheriff Is the only living monarch of the JakeMason. They all brought water." port of the proceedings be printed was adopted; also .; nership, and published by ponceit and Arrogance ; so general In the British army, a distinction that he has sleze. Thurman the only existent monarch ol the —Colonel E. P. Brooks, managing editor ot the the amendment to the constitution specilylng that • whenever there is a question of real public sentiment won by more continuous and harder service than has sneeze. Republican, is, after being laid up for two weeks with the revenue of the union be derived as follows; War- at stake they may be supposed to represent the fallen to the lot of any British officer since 1815. He —Thero are twenty-six American women practicing a severe attack of rheumatic gout, gradually reoover rants for subordinate lodges, $5, and a per capita tax • thought of the people about as accurately as the con- joined the army as a sub-lieutenant at the age of sev- law, and twelve million American men practicing at lng. ot twenty cents was approved. The report of the sec- cupiscent theology oi Plymouth Church represents the enteen, and, after serving a tour in India, went to the the bar. Crimea, where he smelt powder at Inkermann, in the —Stanley has discovered that brass Is as good as retary made a Closing recommendation that the return christian religion. THE INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHI attack on the Quarries, and in both assaults on the gold in Africa. Ell Perkins could purchase the whole and finance committees be consolidated, and there- Bat, independent of the journal he serves, the CAL CONGRESS. Redan ; in the latter receiving a wound. He then country. port, as a whole, was then adopted. A resolution was ' Washington correspondent of the Herald has a repu- Last week the national capital was the scene of two served successively In the Indian mutiny, In the Win- —Solomon »was a wise man; but unfortunately for parsed requesting union? to see to the organization of tation of his own, which, in view of the fact that he congresses—the national and the international. The nipeg rebellion, in Abyssinia and in command ot the his reputation the first to suggest parting the heir In pressmen's unions in their jurisdiction. On motion, ' has wrought faithfully, conscientiously and with rare latter was composed of the representatives of the Ashantee expedition ; the whole covering about eight the middle. extra! copies of Mr. Ralston's speech were ordered to intelligence for a score of years to build it up, ought printers' and pressmen's Unions of the United States be printed for general sale. years of actual lighting out oi a total of thirty years' —It's an 111 wind that blows no good. Professor Dore- to be too valuable to be sacrificed tor the sake of one and Canada; and their visit to Washington was to service, which is far above the ordinary proportion. mus received $2,800 lor his analysis In the Cobb poi- In the election the assoolate officers were selected a) . .sentence—even though it be a sentence calculated to elect the president and officers of the combined In fact his rapid progress and his singular luck In get- soning case. follows: W. P. Atkinson, Erie, Pennsylvania, first vice give him a new reputation for genius in the art of unions, and transact business in the Interest of their ting a hand in all the fighting that goes on has given —Tennyson Is going back to first principles. He president; O. W. BoVard, Springfield, secon I vice Inaccuracy. There are less than thirty words In the profession. This was the first holding of the congress him the soubriquet among his comrades of the will soon publish a poem, " The Lover's Tale," written president; William White, New York, secretary-treas- sentence quoted ; and yet It embodies three distinct here since 1868. Stormy Petrel " of the service. fifty years ago. urer;T.T. Hurdle, Richmond,corresponding secretary. falsehoods, each comprehensive enough to take. in The visiting gentlemen were presided over by Presi- Instead of being " not much ol a soldier," Wolseley A vote was then taken on the next plaoe of meeting, one aspect of the political situation as a whole. Let —Fanny Davenport cleared lorty thousand dollars dent Armstrong of Toronto, Canada, and represented is really the first soldier ot Great Britain In this gene- Chicago and Raleigh being put in nomination. The * us dissect it : last year. Sourrilous newspapers say she Is bound to the guild of the Provinces and the Northern, Western, ration, and occupies much the same position in. the have her price. former received twenty seven and the latter ten votes. 1. " Mosi of the Southern men are distressed." Southern and Middle States. army that Wellington occupied when he went to —Senator Conkllng will make four of the greatest Complimentary votes of thanks were then offered to Now there are in the two branches of Congress 140 The visitors were a remarkably select and handsome Portugal in 1808 as Lieutenant General Wellesley. eflorts ol his life in Maine next fall. And Blaine is Columbia Union 101 and the Pressmen's Union of " Southern men" oi the type presumably referred to set of gentlemen, and the .five days of proceedings His appointment to the command In South Africa green with envy. this city for making the stay so pleasant, and to Colo- by the Herald correspondent ; that Is to say, Southern whi(jh.,blended business with pleasure, were character- means that the British government begins to compre- —In Richmond the latest musical celebrity is a nel Hollingsworth and Captain L.L. Blake for courte- Démocrats. Of these at least seventy-one are re ized by an unbroken chain ot good-iellowshlp and in- hend the toughness of the job on Its hands, and baa Miss Thaw. She has a lisp In her name, and Is the sies extended, and to the press of the city for the full •quired to constitute " most," in the meaning of the telligence, both in the council chamber and In the decided to "push things." biggest thing on Ice. and aocurate reports which have been given of the pen-driver aforesaid. 1 venture to say that my own hours of recess. convention.. . intercourse with these men Is as extensive as that of The nomination of Conover will undoubtedly be —Bradley T. Johnston has swept the dust of Rich- As regards the regular business proceedings they A resolution offered by Mr. Lanahan, approving the Herald correspondent, but thus far 1 have found confirmed. If there is to be a Republican party in mond from his brogans and returned to his native were carried out and consummated with marvelous the plan of amalgamation Inaugurated by the Chi- only about ten or twelve who are really " distressed Florida It will be more respectable in charaoter under State, my Maryland. skill and perfect satisfaction ; the ground was fully cago Union, was adopted. The committee on new and these are solemn persons, oi unfathomable minds the lead of Conover than of any other Republican in —Kellogg's singing Is characterized as drift-wood covered in every case, and the convention moved on business reported as follows: "1. As to the proposition whose " distress" seems to be universal and chronic. the State ; and there Is no danger of its ever becom- floating lu a stream; it draws on the bars, and yet through the mazes and intricacies ot parliamentary of Mr. Comstock, looking towards the granting of The individuals of this lachrymose dozen do not re ing very iormldable in strength under any leadership. doesn't amount to a dam. proceedings with complete success and graceful ease. separate cards to news, book and job priaters ; your quire identification. They belong to that rapidly Moreover Conover is himself in every respect the best -The invading Sioux will be successful advanoe • But the more interesting phases of their sojourn were committee suggest that it be referred to subordinate disappearing school of Southern statesman who think man for the place that could have been selected with- agents on our frontiers; but no doubt In scalping their outside lines of life here. We don't know of any unions for their action. 2. As to the proposition of that the first great principle of the Democracy in out going outside the Republican party of the State. business will have a tuft time. visitors who more thoroughly enjoyed themselves, or Mr. Maloney, striking out section one, general laws, these times should be an apology to Radicalism for Let the Democrats confirm Conover, and thereby —A resident of California Is so strictly temperate assisted to the enjoyment of others, than the gentle- head of classes, your committee report unfavorably. being in existence, and that the second great prlncl testify their appreciation of his arduous labor while that he has petitioned to the legislature to change his men of the International Congress. Signed, J. H. Ralston, George Chance, E. P. Dickey, pie should be a perpetual vote of thanks to Hayes in the Senate to sustain the incongruous characters of name from Faucet to Waters. The earlier portion of their trip here was devoted to John Barnes, E. B. Roblnsdn, A. E. Sardo and Wil- for withdrawing the Federal Army oi Occupation Southern Republican gentlemen at one and the same —There Is an average of one doctor to every six Washington city and Mount Vernon, where, notwlth liam Atkinson;" agreed to. Three cheers were then from the conquered provinces of South.Carolina and time. He did not suoceed all the time, it is true ; but hundred people in the United States. "Into the jaws standing the rain, they found about the tomb of the given for Columbia Union and the Pressmen's Union Louisiana. It happens that these peculiar statesmen it should be remembered that whenever he had to of death rode the six hundred." Immortal George sacred solace and a pleasant day. of this city, and the president declared the conven- areali the intimate and confidential associates of the drop one role to play the other, It was always the role —Benton wrote "Thirty Years in the Senate ;" one Thursday, however, was the crowning event of the tion adjourned until the first Monday in June, 1880. •Herald correspondent ; but whether their chronic of Southern Republican that he let go. Benson of Boston has discounted him by a book occasion. "distress" is a. cause or an etiect in relation to that called " Fifteen'Years In Hell." General Tom Beatty of Columbus does not like Under the auspices of a lively, though a trlfie warm i'act 1 will not undertake to say. —in Lead ri lie they charge one dollar a shave. In Last N Iff tit. Charley Foster, and, in a dreadful fit of bust head day, the visitors and local printers and pressmen of. As to the great majoriiy of the Southern men, they Washington the sharers only charge one twenty-five. The dullness of the city was never more character- General Tom Beatty alleges that Foster was nomi- the Union, with several guests from the newspaper tell me they are satisfied with the situation. They Go West, young man, go West! istically evidenced than by the fact that last night by nated by a Returning Board- General Tom Beatty fraternity, drove up above the city, paid the Old Sol- ted me.that the pending discussion has'had the effect —Dentistry Is not new. A four-thousand year old 11 o'clock toe gas was turned out In every office in does not seem to like Returning Boards, unless the diers' Home a flying visit, and en massee retired to the of, calling Northern attention from the operation of mummy has been discovered with a filled tooth and Newspaper Row. Nothing was alive in Washington eight happens to be on his side. However, it makes banquet tendered by the Columbia Typographical Imperial and military methods of government In the the unpaid bill In his hip pocket. except the residents, visitors and the brute creation. no difference. If General Tom Beatty should hap- Union of this city at the Scheutzen Park. By the South to Imperial and military methods in New York —If the fool-killer had not been engaged for the re- The Kellogg-Spofford oase went on yesterday, but is pen to want any lavors ot the governor of Ohio he hour of opening the party was enlarged by numerous and Ohio, and that Mr. Hayes has been compelled to calcitrant Democrats he would now strike the Repub- of no interest, because no one can safely believe the will not have to apply to any person of the name of journalists, who bad driven out late to be present, and put on reoord, In the solemn and official form of an lican Idiot ot the Okolona Times. testimony. The witnesses are all negroes, and all In- Foster. the representatives of our looal and outside press were Executive message, his opinion that the voters of the —In Paris the Ffenoh people got the idea that Mark in full attendanoe. terested In this case. And our acquaintance with an North are unfit to be trusted with the elective fran- In the death of John W. Magill a most interesting Twain was a senator. This is the cruelest criticism It was emphatically a feast of reason and a flow of Interested negro witness teaches us to discredit all chise except under the self-appointed guardianship family loses a loving and faithful protector; the Com- ever uttered upon: Twain's humor. soul, with a solidly elegant menu attached, and wit be says or testifies to; already one has been arrested and surveillance t. exoepted the good deacon, Richard Smith. lowed, and was greeted with rounds of aiplause. vania avenue. 'North holds the Northern statesmen whose Influence 2 THE CAPITAL: JUSE 8, 1879.

For THE CAPITAL publisher, printer or journalist the world over, in old scape beyond the White House, through the graceful in her apartment and has found them burglarless. As LADIES' GOODS. or ill "modern Paris'!*' A Paris typo is done up in a curls of smoke that exhale from a partaga and form the burglar Is not in the room she reasons, with admlr THE ODOR OF WILD-VJNE BLOOM. able logic, that he must be outside ot It. She de- pattern of enraged exclamation points and amazlmr in wreaths of light clouds, as Curtis describes, when Here, in thia twilight wood-path, let me rest, asterisks, surrounded with a fringe of "Capitals," mands a committee of investigation, offering to ac- On the 80ft grass in idleness recline, "Romans," "rules" and "pled" generally ! he looked at the distant ships arid landed hlmsellln company the committee and carry a light. Knowing Unmindful of Beni^tJenson's counsel— a realm Of unreal delight. - * by extended experience that argument under such And breathe t be rare breath of thé gadding vine, t circumstances Is a mere waste of time, the committee NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE. Of sylvan odors sure the daintiest- I "Still be ¡neat, ¡still be drest,* grumbllngly accepts his fate and the Investigation Ethereal spirit, from grapes unborn expressed, As yon were going to a least"— begins. It Is an exhaustive Investigation, but It leads the Paris typo goes on his mad career of costume, cu- Ufa more sweet bouquet than any wine ; MARRIED IN SPORT. to nothing. riosities and bold personalities, till In the hall the umbrella rack Is found duly In place, ANOTHER LOT OF FiNE GRENADINES. Whence weird intoxication—fancies fine "He'll borrow money on the stroke of his beard An Unfortunate Bit ofJFnn that Places just where the opening of the front door wlllhrlng it That with poetic charms the scene invest. Or turn of his mustachio." a Yomis Lady and Gentleman In a down with a crash; in front of the kitchen door the With leaf-enwreathed, chaste Dryads I commune, No gamin can cry him down in Paris, for of all 'men Palnfnl Predicament. coal scuttle, mounted upon a wooden chair, is intact; We open this morning dlshpans, dbmestlc versions of the sword of Damocles Unseen but with the keen eyes oi the soul ; he too wears a steel-clad vest of Independence oi [From the Bradford (Penn.) News.] "brazen boddlce." Beau Brummel and Bean Nash Certain circles In this city are agitated over a per- nang by single threads over each of the kitchen win- 1 hear sly Naiads tittering irom the brook ; Sir Walter Raleigh or "my Lord ol Leicester,".never - formance enacted by a well-known -young lady resi- dows, and on the cellar stairs the pie-board is so art- My blithe musicians are the birds of June, fully arranged that the committee accidentally kicks 20 Pieces of Fine Silk and dared the "gods of fashion" as will the Paris typo, dent and a young gentleman, which places the pair It over and sends It bounding down to the bottom with Wood-thrush, and tnocking-wren, and oriole ; and now and then the "special correspondent,'! with in an unpleasant predicament, as will be seen when thunderous noise, suggestive of a storm sweeping Wool Grenadines And flowers nod, knowing, wheresoe'er I look. " His charming little Crulskeen lawn." the facts are related. In consequence of the promi- through a Colorado canon. The family cat, rudely nent relations of the parties in society, and the efforts awakened Irom Its peacelul slumbers In the coal-bin, W. TI. SHOEMAKER. From Brown's. Young Man. being made to consummate an amicable settlement, rushes frantically up stairs—but that is all ; there Is we have concluded to tell the story without publish- not so much as the., shadow of a burglar anywhere. In Double and Single Widths, All in Dark,. The melancholy days of seaside and spring-sum- ing names. The hero halls from Bufialo, New York, The committee, having barked his shins against the mer resorts have come. It is now that, under the pain' In which city be enjoys considerable prominence as a Rich Colors, Decidedly the Handsom- member of! the Eplsoopal church and as a " society pie-board, is In a horribly bad humor by this time, and SOCIAL GOSSIP. lul heat of late June and early July weather, the peremptorily moves an adjournment. He even refuses est Assortment of Fine Grena- man." For two years'back he has been paying at- io put the pie-board In place again. dines Bought this Season, Saratoga trunk is hauled out, and the family circle tention to an estimable young lady of that city, and Things are rather squally for awhile ; but at last Dress. debates over the most convenient location where all recently the two entered into an agreement to take each other for life. It was agreed between them that silence, like a poultice, comes to heal the wounds of The Cincinnati Enquirer has a lively correspondent the world will be found a dreamless land of dreams. sound, and gentle sleep drops down the kindly cur- In Europe who signs himself "Mont," and is a most THE WEDDING SHOULD TAKE PLACE tain of oblivion. * * * * It^s well on toward Which we Shall Place on Our Coun- It is a subject of serious doubt whether any summer morning when the committee is aroused to wakelul- pleasant plcker-up of amusing trifles. From a late next fall, the services to be those oi the- Episcopal exodus can find a land In Egypt sufficiently serene to faith. A knowledge of the engagement of the couple ness and wrath by a startled whisper : " We never ters at the Very Low figure of letter we cull the following statement and speculations make amends for the conveniences left at home. We soon gained circulation, and the topic of .conversation looked in the lolt—and—and I'm sure I heard a noise I" en don't believe that such a soil has ever thrilled beneath in the ranks In which they move is the coming wed- 75 Cents Per Yard. HOW GENTLEMEN DRESS IN PARIS: ding, which will probably have to be postponed, on It is not spasmodically that lovely woman thus ap- Forty years ago the cut of the waiscoat, the color the foot of man or woman. Never—not even hardly acoount of the young man's ignorance of the laws of plies herself to the task of giving to burglarious noth- of the button and the extent of the hat-brim gave Im- ever. It is a misty, vague and Incalculably impossible Pennsylvania governing and regulating marriages. ings a local habitation and a name ; she does not for just one night, now and then, insist upon a minute portance and character to the celebrities of the day In hope. In this .State there is no such thing recognized as The Above Goods Cost to Paris. Personality in dress was then "pronounced." " mock marriages," or, to speak more plainly, mar- Inspection of the whole h'ouse in order to catch the Whether by the sea, booming and blanching against burglar who Is never there to be caught. Uniform So also was It In London at the same period, when, rying for fUn." All that is required by the law to Land From $1.25 to $2 a picturesquely beautiful beach, with that phantom bind man and woman together as man and wife in a unsucoess in no wise dampens her generous ardor. the costumes visible In the House of Commons on a mutual declaration -Lovelywoman is nothing unless she is-persistent; Per Yard. debating night would contrast painfully, comically de licacy of vista of ghostly, far-distant ships drop- and In season and out of season, In the short nights of and sartorlally with the more suppressed shapes and ping in and out of eye reach across the stretch of summer and In the long nights of winter, she persists harmonious tones of modern attire. IN THE PRESENCE OP WITNESSES, wh ite-capped waves, or whether the solid surrounding And there is no power that can. release them from In her profitless search for the burglar who is but a NOW IN STOCK A FULL LINE OF In Paris at that epoch you saw Balzac as attentive their bargain within a period of two years. Then figment ol her perturbed fancy; persists with a rasp^ to the cut of his pantaloon as he was to the plot of of the inland association of sweet green fields and their only hope Is a divorce, and this may be obtained lng energy that is all her own. his last sensational story. Lamartine used to leave Arcadian valleys, rimmed round with a thousand hills by filing a complaint of either adultery or non-sup- his "Meditations," and before a cheval glass pose to and mellowed by thepurest sunlight and atmosphere; port, the only recognized abuses by which divorces his own satisfaction In some of the most wondrous can be procured In this State. Six months must elapse APROPOS of the present walking fever an ancient BLACK GRENADINES, wardrobe to be found In the then tailor zone of the wh atever it be, it never recompenses for the loss of writer speaks of a certain Athenian, named Euchides, previous to the time either charge can be made, and who walked from Athens to Delphi and back in one Gallerle d'Orleans. home like conveniences. eighteen months are then supposed to Intervene be- The ministers and statesmen of the day, with the day, in order to procure a supply of sacred fire, the Very Fine Qualities in Silk That little room In which you have slept so long fore the divorce can be granted. With this slight un- distance traversed being 107 miles. That Is about exception, perhaps, of Thiers and Guizot, both of derstanding ot the law our readers will be enabled to as good as the modern athlete can do, only In place and Wool and All Silk, whom strongly aflected bourgeois simplicity, show day th at every crook and corner has its accustomed use; fully appreciate the position in which the parties con- of sacred fire read gate money. and night by the brilliancy of their wit and the splen- the latch-key that takes you In at any hour, the famil- cerned have placed themselves, and we will continue dor and correctness ot their costume, personal and pe- our narrative. In accordance with an invitation ex- MADEIRA wine Is coming Into fashion again. In- "Which we are Sell-' culiar. In England the same brilliant wave of fash- 1 arity that makes all hours of circumstances as one, tended him to come to Bradford to pass the Sabbath deed, It only went out because it was not to be got ionable garments seemed to pervade the correspond- the bureau and the bath-room within a step, the Alex- good except at prohibitive prices. It is humbug to ing at Almost ing class of distinguished men, and Solomon In all his a nder Selkirk system ot being monarch ot all contin- WITH SOME LADY FRIENDS suppose that a sea voyage " makes" the wine. If a glory was not arrayed as Benjamin Disraeli, Bulwer in this city, the young gentleman came down from good wine be shipped lor a long voyage it will be Half Rates. Lytton, Count D'Orsay or Lord Melbourne. In par- gencies, combine to make home-life in summer far Buffalo last Saturday evening, and received a cordial greatly Improved by it; but a bad wine will return ticular, the gorgeous vests of the present prime min- s weeter than the outside bubble of the far away. and hearty welcome. He attended church services' just as It set out. on Sunday in company with his entertainers, and the ister, his velvet coat and lemon-oolored kid gloves, It looks better to the transient view, this touring were a cynosure of every eye, as, standing at the table sultry evening was passed in social conversation In of the House of Commons, he began the education of b uslness and these summer resort tours. There is a the parlor of the residence ol one cf Bradford's LAG-EK BEEK. his now triumphant party. glamour about them when seen from the distance; wealthiest and most respected citizens. The company Bulwer Lytton appeared nightly swathed In satin but home Is—as the boy said comparing the oyster and assembled was a pleasant and agreeable one, and cravats of Gargantuan dimensions. Alas! how dif- over copious quantities of strawberries and Ices the All Manufactured to Order,. ferent from his "later manner," when some dozen the ox, the oyster can't run as fast, but it tastes better- general topics of the day were discussed. The subject years ago he tottered about a limping, bearded wreck of marriage was not forgotten, and the young man, In Black and Colors, and of his former self, the most distinguished man of On Friday evening last, after the election of officers who always took a pride in letting the fact be fashion of the day. of the International Typographical Union, a supper known that he was soon to lead the choice of Every Yard Warranted his heart to the hymenlal altar, was not The Count D'Orsay, great in all sartorial things, was tendered to several of the representative gentle- and especially in legs, used to attract a small mob at backward on this particular occasion In express- Pure Silk. every step he took through Kegent street or Plcadll- men of the same by Mrs. Edward Morgan, wife of ing the same. He gave the day of the month settled ly. Even the then veteran-growing Palmerston, Ed. Morgan of the Government printing office; Mrs. upon for the marriage, and one of the young ladles though stout and port-wlney, still retains the style of Beach, the accomplished wife of Mr. Dan. Beach, and present remarked decorative dress which had gained him his sobriquet of "Cupid." Mrs. Colonel Talley assisting-the hostess on the THAT SHE WAS TO BE MARRIED BUTTONS. BUTTONS. BUTTONS. As 1 was remarking, how changed all this is. The occasion. The affair passed off delightfully, and was On the same day and month also, and added: " How fool is the only one who Is always in a state of loud- successful in all respects. Among those present nice it would be to have a double weddlsg." She In Endless Variety at All Prices. set costume In the present day. The man of intellect, stated that she was to be married in the Episcopal letters or state dresses, it is true; but nobody knows were Messrs. Armstrong, ex-president; Haldeman, church, and jokingly said, applying her remark to the It; nobody is arrested by It. Towers, Hunt, White, O'Donnell, Wright, Boyer, young man, " Let us go through the services now, so that we will be used to it when the proper time White Goods HARMONIES IN HABITS. Ralston and Bailey. This was more of an Informal comes." He expressed himself as being perfectly In Paris, perhaps, is this more remarkable than any- occasion than pre-arranged, and as usual the more willing, and the two joined hands and stood up. The The Only Pure Beer in the Market; where else, especially on the male subject. Universal pleasant. It was tendered as a tribute of the appre- marriage service of the- Episcopal church was read by From the Finest to the More Inferior Quali- suilrage seems to have Invested the dressing mind a friend, the usual questions were asked and answered ties in Cotton and All Pure Linen Fab- with the elements of simplicity, soberness and sense. ciation in which the typographical profession is held and the parties to the contract, The Only Pure Beer in the Market. rics at the Very Lowest Rates. Attempts have been made, It is true, to resuscitate by Mr. and Mrs. Morgan. the potency of male fashions, but these attempts have WERE DECLARED MAN AND WIFE. been signal failures. The civilized man, as far as Very few and far between are peffect guides—or The transaction afforded considerable amusement dress is concerned, serves simply to accompany, for the party, who retired that night in a joyful and DOMESTICS, ALL KINDS AND QUALI- speaking musically, the fairer portion of creation. He even guide-books—approaching that name. We have jovial mood, only to awake In the morning to come to allows the woman to pour forth the symphony on upon our desk one that of all we know merits that the knowledge that a terrible mistake had been made, and that the marriage in the eyes of the law was legal TIES AT AGENTS'PRICES. white, or red, or blue, or green, with all those varieties term—" The Visitors Guide to Mount Vernon." It is of demonstration and demi-tohes, and shades, giving and binding. When this declaration was made known We Respectfully ask an inspection of the very large handsome, fully and elegantly Illustrated and com- consternation on all sides prevailed, and It is said that Families Desiring Genuine Bottled Beer color to her performance like so many flats and sharps. Stock we now have in Store. plete and comprehensive; it covers the entire ground, the young lady came near crying her eyes out. The The true beau obtains harmony In the ohorus ol his parties Interested are dumbfounded as to whait is the Families Desiring Genuine Bottled Beer habits! To seek admiration, or to tickle curiosity and is a literary panorama of the Maryland and by one's decorative aspeot, would be at the present best thing to do, and are trying to devise some means Vir ginla Potomac, from the national capital to the to bridge over the really unfortunate transaction. Let time in Paris fatal to a man's pleasure, purse and us draw the veil. person. tomb of Washington, and a thorough history of the W. M. BROWN, 1 need hardly point out in detail these results. Od- sa cred sweet surroundings of Mount Vernon. dity entails a large ordeal of social kicks and cults HANGING IN GEORGIA. in the costume world. Peculiar decoration demands This little work is from the pen of one ot Washing- 817 Market Space. a severe strain on the purse when you seek to usher ton's most gifted authoresses, and while a tribute to The Last Hours ol a Murderer Who jel-3ms6 your presence amid respectability. Only an Adonis the memory of the dead Washington, it is a marvol of can afford to trifle with his person In curious cos- Thought He Saw the Ghost of His SWä Purchase the Roeteter turnery, and then only in an intermittent way. Convenience to the Tisitor of our city. Victim. MAKE W TOUR MIND AND PORTBMANTUA. [From the Atlanta Constitution.] Mrs. Dahlgren, who has returned to her beautiful The information reached this city only yesterday ifitllsicil the Rochester. SPRING OPENING If the foreigner coming to Paris should turn out of country residence, has as her guest3 Mr., Mrs."and his portemanteau some, specialtic of his native soil (May 28th) of the hanging of Anthony Collins, col- OF PATTERN Miss'Conger oTMichigan, amTiaterin the month will ored, in Reidsville, Tanall County, on Friday, the in the way of clothing, cuts or amazing ornamenta- 16th Inst. Collins' crime was the murder of an infant. tion, let him put It back again at once, and double entertain Mr. and Mrs. Hayes and the younger branch Sheriff Eason, who had charge of the hanglqg, had lock It up, never looking at It again until he returns of the family. Mrs. Dahlgren's summer home Is sit- home. a substantial home made gallows ereoted at a con- uated upon the summit ot South Mountain. She venient place three-quarters of a mile from Relds- The demi-tone, attracting no eye, exciting no re- vllle. The news ol the hanging had gone abroad In mark and creating no envy, Is, as Shakspeare says, bought, two years ago. the old stone mansion there, Hats and Bonnets the county, and it Is estimated that from two thou- AND ALL THE "your only wear." Avoid the white on one side, the familiar to travelers by the old stage route, enlarged sand to twenty-five hundred persons, of all classes, IF YOUR GROCER D0ES,N0T KEEPJT scarlet on the other,, and the green in the middle, and and beautified it, and surrounded it wltlj admirable colors and conditions, were assembled. They came In take "as the color of your shield an tunic" the.sombre every kind of vehicle and In all manner of dress. IF YOUR GROCERIDOES NOT KEEP IT NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, gray or the undemonstrative brown—the modepartic- grounds. South Mountain is near Boonsborough, There was some difficulty in keeping the crowd quiet AT ulier. Maryland, and Is the scene of the battle of that name and orderly during the proceedings. NEITHER QUAKER NOR GROOM. where General Reno passed In his life. Sheriff Eason provided himself with a strong armed If you wear a silk hat beware of extravagance of guard of twelve picked men to assist him in the work bell-shape and of breadth in the brim or parsimony in MRS. C. KING'S, The President, Secretary Thompson, Commodore and to guard against any surprise. At 12:30 p. m. he its dimensions,'as Quakers and grooms are marked took Anthony from jail, all prepared for his death, 922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, men here. Ol whatever size your foot may be, do not Whiting, Captain English and others, left the city this and placed him upon his coffin in a wagon. The line Send Your Orders attempt to conceal it Under elephantine bags, which morning for Havre-de-Grace, Md., upon the invita- of march was taken up, and the prisoner's van was South Side, bet. Ninth and Tenth sts. are sometimes seen on the boulevards, and suggests followed by an immense crowd, that often pushed close "the country cut." You might fancy that the great- tion of Professor Balrd of the fish commission, to wit- about the wagon. Send Your Orders We cordially Invite an inspection^ our Magnificen t est problem to solve for the United States of Europe ness the process of hatching, &c., used by the com- When the grim cortege, almost ludicrous in its sur- Assortment ol was the equality, fraternity and liberty of boots. In mission. As Havre-de-Grace Is in Maryland, we pre- roundings, reached the scene ol execution, Anthony this problem France seem^ to have lalrly decided, and sume Hayes went to see Democratic fish take water. was told to get off the wagon and mount the scaffold, the sharpness of England and flatness of America are which he did with alacrity. The rope was adjusted Flowers, Ribbons, Silks and Hats repudiated. But the great question with us here in about his neck, and he was told thit he might talk if IN ENDLESS VARIETY. Paris is the linen. We are in receipt, through Mohun Brothers, of the he had anything he desired to say. Anthony signified A friend of mine skilled In sumptuary laws and sen- "History of the War Department," by L. D. Inger- that he had, and began .to say something in a very tences, has remarked that a man ought always to be soll, well known as the author of Greeley's life and a low tone of voice, hardly audible to his nearest hear- Prices Extremely Low For First-Class Goods • olad as if he expected some convulsion of nature—an ers. When some one called to him to " speak louder," earthquake or hurricane to deprive him at any mo- journalist of note.) [It is a very .handsome and inter- he said that he could not speak any louder. As he We are determined to sell cheaper than any one esting volume, and will be treated of further In an- continued it was found that he was Incoherently ut- To Finley & Kooh, else in this line. Give us an early call to obtain the ment of every garment excepting his shirt! The spot- less collar, the unsullied cutis, the virginal front, are other review. tering some random .suggestions of bis weak and stu- Extraordinary Bargains Offered. here a passport which you have to produce on all pefied brain. He said: ocoaslons. Mr. and Mrs. Hayee have not completed their " Take warning from this. Don't get into trouble. Great Inducements Offered to the Trade. JEWELS, THOUGH NOT GEMS. plans for the summer, and with other members of the Keep In the right. I am accused of murder, but 1 As to jewelry, unless you are a dealer in It, do not don't feel In my heart that 1 am a murderer, but that To Finley & Kooh, Goods sold at Wholesale Leas than by many New demonstratively wear It; or the less you wear of it the Cabinet coterie are waiting the action of Congress. all my sins are forgiven me. 1 am going to heaven Yorlr Jobbers. better. A simple chain, an artistic ring, an engraved Hayes will not be apt to veto said action. Ad interim from here, and 1 want to meet all oi you there." cornelian or plain pearl pin—these are all that a well- he has his arrangements for the beauties of Old Sol- Sheriff Eason said to him : "Tony, (for Anthony,) dressed Parisian donsiders necessary. If you want to tell any thing about the killing you can diers' Home. do so." MllS. C. KING, THE HIGHEST PRICES AND THE CHEAPEST HABITS. "No, sir," he replied; "1 have arranged for all To Finley & Kooh, apl3-tf3 922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. In Paris you can dress at any price. A complete Assistant Secretary.Hawley will leave \to-night for suit for thirty live francs, or a single dress coat for one that with Mr. Williams." hundred and fifty, can be had. As a rule the dearest Illinois via St. Louis,rand will join his wife and Williams was the colored preacher who had been visiting him in prison. tailor Is the best. The well-dressed Parisian has a daughters at Montlcello. near Alton, next week, re- MADAME VAN REUTH, horror of merchanlsm on his olothing, and "lock- At the conclusion of Anthony's tangled remarks stitches " completely undo his temper and sometimes turning the last of^the week to Washington. Mr. Williams read a part of the Gospel of Luke, twenty-third chapter, and led in singing a hymn, in his toilet. Mrs. Maynard of Knoxvllle, Tennessee, and re- which many white people and nearly all of the GENERAL AGENTS, 1109 Thirteenth Street N. W., cently from Constantinople, is at the Ebbitt House, en colored people joined fervently. The song ended, THE ART OF DRESSING. the preacher made a prayer for the salvation and The great art of dressing In Paris is summed up In route for New England. this one sentence: Be always ready for pleasure or peace of the doomed man's soul. PREMIER MODISTE. business, for a visit or a reception, without looking as Anthony-all this time Jooked curiously about him, Mrs. Cameron, the estimable wife of Senator An- and seemed to enter with very little spirit Into the de- 11 you had Sunday or " store-clothes " on. Remem- BEST SELECTION FROM EARLY IMPOR- ber the story of Castlereagh at the congress of Vienna, gus Cameron, has returned to her home In La Crosse, votions. He tried to talk again, but spoke so low 1206 PENNSYLVANIA AVENTE. when alone among the throng of gaudily adorned and Wisconsin. that nothing he said was heard. TATIONS OF SPRING STYLES. decorated diplomatists he appeared In plain, ordinary At 1:26 Sheriff Eason told Anthony that he had 1206 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. black. The Nestor of European politics of the day Senator Johnston of Virginia has been compelled to only five minutes more to live, and taking the black LATEST SUMMER STYLES RECEIVED» asked, in a whisper, or a near-by prlnoe, who that gen- cap, he adjusted it over the head and face of the iep8-ly3 tleman was,without even a ribbon at his button hole. leave for his home, on account of apprehension of ill- wretch. Anthony continued his muffled talking my25-3m; 6 "Why, that is the celebrated Castlereagh," replied ness. under the cap, the sheriff meanwhile announcing the the prince. " Indeed," said the veteran diplomatist, fleeting minutes: "how exceedingly distingue."1 Thus unadorned he Mrs. Randall will leave;Washlngton;aboutthe 1st of " Four minutes!" SCHLITZ To tli© Ladies* was adorned the moBt. A true Parisian Is never paro- J uly, her husband,'the speaker, accompanying her. " Three minutes!" chial in his costume; he is essentially metropolitan. "Two minutes!" AN INDISPENSABLE TOILET ARTICLE,. Judge Ryan of Pennsylvania has returned to Wash- " One minute!" CHARACTER AND COSTUME. " Tony, your time Is out!" MADAME LEWENBERG'S PASTILLES DE In Paris a gentleman does not wear his oostume as ington after a brief visit to his own State. A quick, severe blow ot a sharp ax parted the rope 1X.URENOE (WHITE& ROSEES) are unlike any an Englishman is said to enjoy his pleasure—sadly. that held up the platform of the scaffold, and the body BREWING COMP'Y'S other preparation. Used In the place of soap for the The burden of blackness and funeral lashlon are not Mrs. Saunders W. Johnston and Miss E. B. John- of the condemped man lell down with a heavy rush face they remove TAN, SUNBURN, etc., and all IM- the Parisian's style any more than are the loudness ston have returned to Washington. and thud, and swung slowly between heaven and PURITY and GREASY appearanoe of the skin, im- and largeness of patterns. He avoids the Puritan earth. It remained so for twenty-five minutes, the Dartlng a fresh, clear and very natural COMPLEX- gloom as much as he does thelivery of Moab orcolored Judge Turner, member of Congress, left for his crowd discussing the sight with bated breath, or ION. As an ABSORBING POWDER they cannot coat of Joseph. The inharmonies in Paris costume shouting in hysterical exclamations. be equaled In quality and purity. make one harmonious whole. There Is distinctness of home In Kentucky last evening. w h —Ladles troubled wittt paleness or sallowness character in Paris costume, a nationality of expres- will find MME. LEWENBERG'S ROSE POWDER sion, and yet a unity of the picturesque. Vagaries The family of Secretary Schurz will leave for Sara- Looking for Burglars. Milwaukee Lager. Invaluable. Price, 60 oents, at Druggists ®nd Per- and ultralsms are not tolerated In this city and age, toga next week. [From the Philadelphia Times.] fumers. mh31-tt4 where the gamin has so much to say, and says it glee- It is woman, lovely woman, who in the still Watches fully on costume and galanterie. An Arlington Breakfast. of the night listens with credulity t® the blood-curd- MKS. S. J. MEeSER. ling whispers of fancy ; who pursues with eagerness THE PUREST AND BEST LAGER IN THE DIS- NATIONAL NOTIONS ON DRESS. In "jovial June" the swells love to breakfast early, the phantoms of burglarious dangers; who expects Dressmaking From Latest Parisian Styles.- Men like Macaulay and Buckle have given much that in the darkness will be performed the hideous TRICT, IN CASKS AND BOTTLES. time and talent to this subject, and pointed to the by comparison with the hour which they affect in win- relation ol a particular state of society, the spirit of ter for the matutinal meal, and the luscious strawberry deeds which shrink from the light of noonday, and S. T. Taylor's Patterns, System of Cutting, and who most solemnly believes that the deficiencies in Journals, (Le Bon Ton, he Mode Elegante andRevue the age, as exemplified In dress. Can we associate reflects the tints of early morning. Then the dweller this respect of the present night will be supplied by the age and the person of George Washington with For sale by Dealers and the Agent, stove-piDe hats and "store clothes t Can we picture of the Arlington orders some broiled chicken and as- the night following—and so ever continues her irra- de la Mode,) for sale. Franklin and Jefferson in pant's and ulBterS? Some paragus and iced tea, with a drop of lemon juice In tional effort to escape from the calm of unterrlfied Orders received for Mrs. Chapman's, of Philadel- contentment, with a persistency fit only to be com- nations and some men have gained immortality from the glass, and reads the papers with luxuriant ease- phia, Puif and Summer Corsets. costume. So sneer not,.thou of Borachio's school, at pared with the attempt to escape from the Happy Val- hat or cloak, at shoe or doublet, however much a while these dellcaoles are being prepared; for be it ley on the part of Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia. mh23-ly 3 1213. Pennsylvania avenue, up stairs. "deformed thief this fashion is." recorded no one should ever spoil such a breakfast by In her endeavor to prove to herself and to those SAMUEL C. PALMER, O BUY DEAR AND TO SELL CHEAP IS OUR I might go further and, In similarly brief para- haste. It deserves an hour at least, for the time prop- about her that her habitation is more or less permeated by wicked men filled to overflowing with burglarious MOTTO. JUSTH'S OLD STAND Is a guaran- graphs, speak of the moials and manners Influenced DEPOT, 57 Greene Street, tee ot the above lor first-class second hand clothing, of by dress—and go still further, and dwell on the ''theo- erly employed will seem only a few Minutes. A soft designs, lovely woman displays an ingenuity, a readi- T crab, " Arlington style," is one of th« peculiar deli- ness of resource, a fertility ot imagination that the GEORGETOWN, D. U. which 1 make a specialty. The highest prloes will be logical costumes"—the robes superior to those of in- positively paid. Address or oall at Justh's old stand, ferior shop and common parlor—"the distinctive cacies of this place, and will not be hurt by a pint diplomatic von Puffendorff, were he alive, would dress," as the Latin writer says, "which, gives special envy; that would fill the heart ot the late eminent de- No. 619 D Btreet, between Sixth and Seventh streets tribute to the Lord. bottle of light amber-colored wine, after which a good tective, M. Vidocq, could he contemplate it, with feel- northwest, or branoh store, No. 408 Ninth street, be- tween D and E streets northwest. mar21-t!4 solid English appetite will naturally demand a succu- ings ot abasement and despair. N. B.—RETAIL PRICES IN BOTTLES: THE PUBLISHERS' AND ¡PRINT®RSJ MODE DE PARIS. lent mutton chop brolled as only the Arlington cook Lovely woman generally wakes up to a realizing Perhaps I should say that ol all men none dress so sense of the fact that there is a burglar concealed in Patent stoppers, pints, per dozen 85 cents HEÎIL, extraordinary In personal peculiarities as publishers, can do it, and then some coffee, a la creme, will com- the house just a little before she Is ready for bed. She Patent stoppers, half pints, per two dozen 85 cents printers and last, but of course not least, journalists. plete the consciousness of a pleasurable discharge of knows thfit the burglar Is not under the bed because— There Is a mystical color, oomblning of barber-pole, dutyiin the ftilfillment'of 'which all the senses are having taken a leaf out of "Cranford"—she has rolled Merchant Tailor, peppermint candy and mixed "nabob pickles," with a ball lengthways and sideways beneath that struc- 2To. 322 Penna. Avenue. a dish of insane designs in encaustic tiles and Mrs. pleased, and you only need then to sit on the veranda ture and the ball has come out all right. She also has BOTTLES TO BE RETURNED. marSD 3m Jarley's waxwork Bhow, In the wardrobe of a piebald and regard the beautllul view ol the river and land- peeped Into the wardrobe and into each of the closets apl3-3m5 ... _„ 3 THE CAPITAL: JUSE 8, 1879.

THE RACE HORSE. peculiar one, in the fact that the horses ran neck and MEEOHANT TAILOEING. CLOTHING neck with very slight advantage all the way, Bassett winning a glorious but hard-won victory. [No. 2.] 1 And since that time the Amerioan turf has accepted "His eara'up-prlcked, his braided, standing mane Upon his compassed crest now stands on end; the English idea that speed is bottom, and to carry His nostrils drink the air and forth again, the weight under speed is the proper training for The Patent Strap As lrom a lurnace, vapors doth be send; , endurance and mettle. Many English racers hold His eye, which scornfully glistens like lire, Shows his hot courage and his high desire." that to> catch a horse is to beat him, for the strain and MERCHANT TAILOR, —Shakkpeure. speed required to overtake a horse can be held long The High-Mettled Courser. enough to win the race. 612 D Street Northwest. The writer has heard that Ten Broeck said at the Pantaloons, One I base of romance belonging to the horse 13 en- tirely separate from the character of the race.horse, time of his visit to England that the American horses being a part of the glory of mediaeval chivalry which were, in fact, superior to the English—an opinion FINE GOODS, FINE FIT AND BEST WORKMANSHIP. was so Idealized by the minstrels and troubadours, which Is generally accepted over here, with the help that la the mind of the average reader the heroism of of a little national pride; certain it is that the Amer- that age surpassed the more grim and business-like ican successes on the English turf have been achieved warfare of to-day. In fact, the fantastic champion of under such .circumstances that this relative signifi- THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS, the tourney, empanoplled and plumed as he charged cance is greater than would seem at the first glance; FOR ibefora the eyes of ladies and ot kings, was as ridicu- for the American horses takep to England can hardly lous as modern humor could paint him; before be said to have been the pick of all the stables of this the keen satire of that trenchant pen, that " laughed oountry, and even If they had been the selection THE GREATEST INTEN- away the chivalry of Spain," the gaudy labile of would have been at the disadvantage of great odds, fanciful creation, the glngllng songs, the sentimental since to one horse in America there are at least ten in Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, &c. ladle9 and all the gorgeous absurdities fade in the England. TION OF THE AGE. -equalizing effect of more practical gunpowder— It the Southerners are right In supposing that the And the cloudy bastion crumbles old home of the racer has great natural advantages DM. HORATIO C. WOOD, Underneath the deafening thunder." In soil and climate, that must induce superiority in Professor of Materia Medica, etc , in the Medical Department of the University of Pennsylva- But the poetry of the horse remains in the rhythmic breeding, it must be a source of national congratu- nia, in the Medical Times of July 20,1878. lation that the Jockey clubs in that region in the last literature of the time, partly by reason of that delicate " The value of alkalies In disease has long been known, and the wide reputation of the springs of Vichy bears pity which ever pleads for the defenseless. The hors e few years are being reorganized with the most hope- testimony to the superiority of the natural waters over the simple alkalies. Of late years lfthfa has been as- has been generally the victim of man's selfishness ful prospects; and the devotees of the noble sport serted to have especial value in chronic gout over and above that of other alkalies. Some considerable ex- may expect to see the brilllanoy of Broad Bock, Fair- perience has Indicated that this assertion is well founded ; and several years since we looked for a native lithla and cruelty, and It is only when on the modern turf water which should be cheap and efficient. Tho product of the Buttailo Springs of Mecklenburg oounty, Va„ that his usefulness, increasing with tender nurture, field and the Washington revived; but the prospect was finally brought to our notice by a Baltimore physician, who had been relieved by its use of some very secures him justice. will be clouded with a mournfhl regret for the old Me- It Gives Ease and Comfort troublesome and alarming symptoms, believed to be due to an Inherited gouty diathesis. Trial in one or two talrie of New Orleans, which Charley Howard, the cases ot inveterate chronic gout has afforded much satisfaction to us, free diuresis being provoked, and followed The stout Norman of the mediseval knights was by relief of symptoms." entirely different from our race horse, of course. Lottery King, bought and changed to a graveyard in The modern Percheron is a development of that family revenge for haying been black-balled by the Jockey to the Wearer. DR. HUNTER McGUIItE, proportionate to the improvement of the race horse, Olub. Professor of Surgery in the Jtichmond, Va., Medical College• which has been cited. Nevertheless, at times In the Perhaps the hapless shades are wakened at night by H" I have used the Buffalo Lilthia Waters In cases of old Rheumatic Gout, which had resisted the ordinary JJ ancient chronicles we find In the midst of "the plumed the hoofs of the phantom coursers, that run again remedieL— epj ; with wonderfully good results. I have myself suffered a great deal lately from this malady. The water certainly does me more good than anything else 1 have used." war" a steed like that of Richard Neville, .Earl of War- their fleet career over the scenes of their former strife Lithla wick, who was accounted a " game blood " in his time, and beat the graves with flying heels. May the Extract From Letter of the Late DR. THOS. P. ATKINSON, and rode a keen-limbed, beautiful steed, called a Lottery King find his unrest there, and expiate his Ex-President State Medical Society, of August 15, 1874. Destreler, perpetuated in many forms In his last sins on the scene of his speculation. " No more remarkable results were ever accomplished by any therapeutic agent than by the Buifalo Lithla scene, when his master, with his own hand, slew the Waters, Spring No. 2, in Bheumatlc Gout and Bheumatism. I have been a visitor both to these Springs and noble animal to show to his followers that he would The Lothario ot the Turf. to the celebrated Hot Water resorts of the country, and the result of my observation leaves me little doubt but This Double Strap is Superior to Suspenders, that the Lithia Waters relieve a larger percentage of sufferers from these maladies than the Hot Waters. In not fly lrom the proud York, whom he had enthroned, Let this name stand for one of the celebrated horse r icers ot America, whose character was more in accord- as it Bests the Pant's on the Sips and ~Re-Gravel, of uric acid origin, the Lithla Waters are well nigh specific, and the same may bè safely said as to their -and was then trying to unmake. In the Arthurian efficacy In all Irritable conditions of the Kidneys and Bladder."1 ance with the social ideas of sixty jears ago than at pres* lievesthe Shoulders Fromthe Continual Strain lays, the themes of which are taken from the ancient Caused by Suspenders. These waters, In cases of one dozen half-gallon bottles. $5 per case, at the Springs. They can also be had ent when a swell Is rather more stupid than Immoral, of Stott & Cromwell, W. S. Thompson, and Whiteside & Walton, Washington, D. C7, at $- per case. Welch legends, and In all the familiar poetry and While Stooping or Sitting it Does Not Draw and utterly discards the old maxim, so quaintly laid THOS. P. GOODE, Proprietor, romance, back to the Northern warriors, as sung In the Pant's From, the Bottom. the German legends, the war horse Is entirely down by one of Sheridan's friends, viz;''That|a gentle- mar30 3njeow-4 Bufialo Lithla Serines, 'Va. idealized, and there was nothing about him to re- man must have a certain amount of wit, and besides, semble the modern -thoroughbred, except in the rare 'knowing how to fence and dance, should be able to write exceptions at the time,alter the crusades, when the a sonnet, kiss a wench or fight a duel;" a paragraphic BE0KEK8, EEAL ESTATE AG'TS, ETO. MISCELLANEOUS. Destreler sometimes was used. rule, held to be golden and saored In old times by all the truly gallant, and withal susceptible of many Dragon. and various applications and constructions, according RICH JEWELRY. The turf is a stage where fraud plays the part oi the to the genius of the individual. Par exemple, when villain, and many [various characters enter into the Chesterfield told his son he must take a wife, the An Illustration of the Patent Strap We offer great inducements to cash purchasers in plot and action oi strange and peculiar dramas. The reply ot that worthy scion was full of filial respect for all kinds' excitement is second only to that of war, and the the wise injunction, and ofj wft in the interpretation, Pantaloons. Fine Jewelry, aotlon never lags; for It is attuned to the lightning (¿uoth he, " With all my heart, father; whose wife Watches, Clofcks, BROTHERS' -speed oi the fleet-footed nags. The stables and the shall It be?" Diamonds, Solid Silver PIANOS judge's stand, the quarter-stretch and the grand Our Lothario oi the turf was an acknowledged au- and Plated Ware, stand, all exhale an odor of the business, whioh is as Have shown themselves so far superior to all others in tocrat, and would have been much humiliated in his French and American excellence of workmanship, elasticity of touch, beauty fascinating as the sinister smell of escaped gas, that good opinion of himsell had he gone through a race Clocks and Bronzes, Etc., of tone, and great durability, that they are now ear- invariably suggests the realm behind the scenes of a "meeting" without winning a heart, as well as a At Private Sale. nestly sought for by all persons desiring the theater. If deviltry and gaming are there to exjlte purse. The blue coat and brass buttons, ruffles, buff YERY BEST PIANO. Interest, It is not less true that pathos also sheds Its breeches and " fair-top boots," suited the age, when S. GOLDSTEIN & CO., -sweet Influence to complete the composition of the "mashers" were really killing;;and our Lothario Low Prices. Easy Terms • -elements. The fortunes that have been lost and won, .had been the fate of many, a fair dame who |belonged Loan and Commission Brokers, the disappointments, the sorrow, the despair, are 1-tke C A. TJ T I O ]V! to the class of women thatjllsten but to be lost. He N. E. COR. 10th AND » STS. mj 5-ly3 All genuine DECKER PIANOS hare the following -fiends, and the ruined racer is like the fabled Actseon, was especially fatal to the pretty wives oi inn-keepers, name on the pianos above the keys: torn by passions, typified by his own pets. and took a Satirical delight in getting even with]mlne Interesting to Tax-Payers. DECKER BROTHERS, NEW YORK. So the winged coursers often bear away their host by balancing his bar bill witha credit notentered masters into the abyss of the lost, and leave a moral on the book. trailing in the dust of New Market or Epsom. Many a, KÜHN, Agent, At a certain brilliant race meeting In Virginia he remarkable Btories of the fallen nobleman in England The District authorities are now charging interest my2ö-2m8 407 TENTH STREET northwest. was attended by a score of younger men, who admired Illustrate the fascinations and dangers of the turf; at the rate of ten per oent. upon all special improve- him with a love which only vice and grace oan excite. while the sad fate of some glorious horses is still more ment taxes from the date of original assessment. On the fifth day—It is hardly necessary to say |that piteous. Parties interested can SAVE A DISCOUNT and there was a pretty hostess—the inn-keeper had the the accumulation of further Interest by settling.their The horse Dragon was the winner of a celebrated diabolical impudence to come in his own room at the tax bills through the agency ot race, and was as beautiful a creature in the way of wrong time, and the next momentjthere were hysterics horseflesh as one would desire to look on; withal he and tears, oaths and threats of vengeance, wfth;a dire- -seemed the gentlest, as well as the gajnest, of horses, ful reminder of the blunderbuss, which was the same WILLIAM DICKSON, and was as lovable as he was pretty; but if the steed sort of household weapon then as the revolver Is now. excited admiration the owner wa3 equally an object of Everybody ran to participate in the scene, and there REAL ESTATE AGENT, -contempt—a hard, calculating man, to whom the noble was only one cool and collected person in the dramatic 233 Fonr-and-a-half Street, -sport had only the sordid attraction of mo ney. It was group. That was Lothario himself. He listened the basest of animal men by the side of the most calmly to everything; then simply remarked : sepl-tf6 North of the Columbia Building. human of beautiful animals. As Dragon oame in " Captain "-tavern-keepers were always captains— winner the owner of the defeated horse offered to bet " you are unnecessarily excited ; whioh is the only J. AMBLER SMITH, that his nag could beat any mare or gelding in Eng- reason 1 have for thinking that you are not a gentle (EX-MEMBER OF CONGRESS,) land, under the same conditions, for a hundred thou- man. There need be no soandal. Send for your sand pounds. The owner of Dragon accepted the lawyers, and we will settle this little affair." Alto rney-at-Law, challenge. The stake wa3 an enormous one, and They did ; and in solemn conclave it was decided worth a sacrifice to win. The sporting circles won- Corner Fifth and D Streets, that the captain's honor was worth ten thousand dol- dered where a mare or gelding could be found to WASHINGTON, D. C. lars ; which our Lothario at once borrowed from his Claims against United States promptly Collected. match the horse that had so nearly defeated Dragon. twenty friends and paid, upon the receipt of a paper Compromise Oases before Customs, Internal Revenue myll-ti: and the day for the race came without the meanest of which left him entirely free from any charge of and other Bureaus Attended to. ap6-tf 3 the mean that frequent gambling hells having wrong. He then ordered champagne, and when the dreamed of the fiendish deed that was to consummate, party were reasonably and sensibly drunk they invited G. DOUGLAS, the fortune of a notoriously vile man. Some christian mrA. T TORN EY-A T-L, AW,-» REFRIGERATORS, the captain to play a friendly game of cards. Friendly philosopher has beautltully drawn the analogy be- Office, Washington, D. meant a small bet, instead of a large one; and he CAPITAL C. tween man's oare of the lower creatures under "him All Caseaexcept Patent» Attended to. de30-tfa wisely began with the friendly, but progressed and G-od's corresponding mercy to man; and througn ICE CHESTS, gradually Into real business. many pathetic scenes of real life the moralist loves SUMMEE RESORTS. At midnight he bad his ten thousand dollars back, to trace the lessons that emanate from that divinity of WATER COOLERS, and had also won the tavern bill for the whole party. pity, as it seems to walk; meekly along the deep He rose then, with the stately grace which character- shadows, lighting the dark with a resplendent vesture A.n. Illustration of" tlie Olà. Style. GARDEN VASES, ized the time, and remarked ; of heavenly illumination; for it is the sentiment that, Which lias Caused Men. to And a full line of House Furnishing G-oods at the " Captain, you put me to a good deal of trouble Commit Suicide Berkeley Springs, by the Immensity of contrast, lilts us to the feeling of about a trifle, and almost shook my equanimity for a the infinite goodness. But never has pathos been so time by your infernal impudenoe. My good fellow, WEST VIRGINIA, STAG'S HEAD RANGE AGENCY. powerfully represented by antithesis as when Dragon you have a pretty wife and a good lawyer, but you -flashed down the home stretch like a meteor, amidst don't play cards well enough to play with gentlemen Two-and-a-half Miles From Sir Jolin's Eun Station, plaudits that rent the air from earth to sky, and as he A. W. HOFF, and therefore I shall be obliged to kick you down passed the string suddenly staggered, and in the Baltimore and Ohio R. R. stairs;" which he did, and then went to bed, after moment of victory fell and died; not by a noble effort jan28-lyS 920 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. scrupulously and honestly paying his friends every Season opens June 1. Hotel accommodates 500 which would make death glorious, but by the mutila- guests. The Baths are unrivaled, Including Spout, cent of the money he had borrowed. Shower^ Plunge and Swimming Pools. Water 74 "fTliXJX DESFOSSE'S tion that was necessary to put him within the con- Fahrenheit. A specific for Rheumatism, Neuralgia and ij FRENCH BAKERY. ditions of the bet, and win a hundred thousand pounds And this illustrates some of the social features of the Skin Diseases. Cuisine unsurpassed. Only tour (Established 1869.) for his master. much idealized " olden time," whose stage coaches hours from Washington. Terms, $2 50 per day, $15 per 20 YEARS OF INCREASING STJ< « ¡Esy. were better than palace cars, barn-like mansions week, $10 to $50 per month, according to quality of FELIX DESFOSSÉ, rooms. For particulars write for Illustrated and The well Known and only real French Baker il Wash Hatches Between North and South. superior to modern hotels, and manners and morals Desorlptive Pamphlet. ington, (formerly of Nineteenth street.) has perman- Under the old regime the contests between North in like proportion to the present, If we may trust our ently located at No. 2012 H street, between Twentieth JNO. T. TREGO «Sfc SON, and South on the turf were not less exciting than honored grandmothers. Hetften rest their good and Twenty-first streets near Pennsj'lvania avenue, BOUIS. mayll-2mo4 JPr-ojii-ietors. where he continues, as heretorore, to mak« French and the oratorical matches between the greatest eham PAGE MCUARTY. American bread of the very best quality. French plons of the two sections in the political arena. There bread a specialty. VU-nha rails to or fer were four great races of this sort, the first being JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS. IN. U.—French Bread is recommended for persons oi delicate health, especially ffor those «mtf*rine from the great match between Stevens' Amerioan Eclipse How Edison Hade a Bug. KOCKBItllJGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA. dyspepsia. " Beware of imitations. sep8-lv8 and William K. Johnson's Henry in 1823. The North- [New York Correspondence of the Indianapolis Jour- ern horse won; but in 1836 the South turned the tables nal.] This favorite SUMMER RESORT has been leased by Mrs. M. 1. Colley of the HAMILTON HOUSE, and and beat Post Bay with John Basoombe, a Georgia One of my letters spoke of the possibility of utilizing A. T. WHITING'S, the present gas-pipes by running the electric wires will be opened for the reception oi visitors on the 15th horse, on Long Island course, the soene of Eclipse's through them. " How is this wonderful Edison to get of June, Major C. B. Duck of Virginia, manager. 924 Pennsylvania Avenue, victory thirteen years before. On the same course in his wires through the piDes, 1 should like to know ?" This house possesses the finest accommodations of any asked an unbeliever. Edison thought It over. "Why hotel In the mountains of Virginia, with Spring and 1812 the North beat the South with Fashion against see here, Johnson!" he exclaimed the next morning! Hair Mattresses and Linen Sheetings on every bed; Boston, and in 1845Platona, the Southern favorite,beat "I will make a bug that will drag a wire through ail Hot and Cold baths on every floor; Sli Alum Springs STRAW Ml Bi EACHEftY. the pipes In New York." on the grounds; also, one of the strongest Ohalybeates Now Ready for Reflnfrhiitg Fashion in the fourth great match between the sec- in the country. tions. From that time the South held undisputed " Make a bug!" said Johnson. "What In the world IN ALL THE are you talking about?" Popular prlees for 1879: Per day, $2 50; per week, FALL STYLES. ocl3 4 sway, with Planet and other noted horses, up to the " Well, I'll make a bug," said Edison; "an iron $14; per month of four weeks, $40 to $50: children un- time of the war, when the last chapter of the history bug that will go where you send it, and drag a wire der 12 years and servants halt price. Special terms made with families and parties for the season. •of the four-mile nags had been closed forever, and after It." His assistants drew around while he described his A first-class Dawn and Ball-room; good Music, am- TRY THE HEW the sceptre had departed from the region of Virginia coming—or rather, his going—bug. Next day he ple Stabling for Horses and Carriages. and the Uarollnas and fallen into the hands of Ken- hatched a rude specimen of that insect as large as a Forpamphlets, &c., address, Mrs. M. I.COLLET, tucky, which State is at present the great home of coat but'on. And it stood out on the table and crawled. Hamilton House. It was constructed thus: A minute electro-mag- Or Major O. B. LUCK, at the Springs. mj26-2m2 the race horse, where he is nurtured as carefully and net carried behind it a fine Insulated wire, the lovingly as In England, and Is destined doubtless to armature of the magnet operating a friction pawl I1 Yara Now observe—every time the oircuit Is closed through Warranted S9B, and reach a higher point of perfection than he has at- the magnet the armature is attracted, the pawl tained yet in either oountry. clutches the sides ot the gas-pipe with its claws IQ Havana Filler. and the magnet behind is drawn towards the The Bush House ja5-tf 1 S. E. Cor. Ninth and F Streets. The New Regime. armature about a sixteenth of an inch. When the circuit is open the armature reaches for IS NOW OPEN FOB SUMMEE BOAKDEKS. When Ten Broeck took Lecompte, Prior and Prior- ward ready to take a second step. Thus, at every JOHN R. KELLY, tess to England his experience of the English system closing of the circuit the little magnet advances one Mr. George Hoppes' long experience with the Herdic House, Willlamsport, Pa.; Springs Hotel, DEALER IN FIRST-CLASS -of dash races convinced him that the four-mile business step and draxs forward the Insulated wire. The de- scription will be, perhaps, incomprehensive to non Gettysburg, Pa., feels confident that he oan give per- BEEP, LAMB, was waning; and from that visit ot the distinguished experts, but more people know something about fect satisfaction. my26-4t* urfman dates the new regime In America, which electriotty than they tormeriy did, and every telegraph Mutton, Teal, &c. steadily gained ground until the four-mile racers operator will understand how this iron bug reaches OSWEGO out its armature claws and crawls around a gas-pipe. CORNED BEEF A SPECIALTY. were only heroes of tradition. The great race which Now, don't misunderstand this," said Edison; "it Stalls 628, 629 and 630 Center Market, Ninth-street is the sign-post of the new departure was the match isn't at all likely it will ever be used to thread gas NICHOLS. "Deep Rock" Water wing; and 206 and 20K Northern Liberty Market; or between Harry Bassett and Longfellow at Saratoga, pipes; I have made It merely for fun, just to show CUBES LIVER AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS. address box 713 City Post-office. Marketing delivered a dash race after the English style. Harry Bassett that I can make a first-rate bug that will orawl around PATENT STEAP PANTALOONS Order ONE DOZEN and give it a trial. Call for it fteeof charge to all parts of the city. jan26-t!7 all by himself. 1 shan't make a cockroach, for there at the drug storesor restaurants,and go home refreshed. was the son of Lexington, one of the greatest of four is no necessity for any more, but, by the way, I may Let' it be your morning tonic. It will drive away mile horses, and Longfellow the son of Leamington, make a toy lightning-bug some time. He could be chronio disease and build up weak constitutions. BRADY'S a dash raoer of England; but the two colts of these made to lighten easy enough. I wonder if he could ONLY AT C. B. 8IIAFER, A Rt., be made to fly." Wholesale and retail—620 Tenth utreetN. W. two distinguished sires had both been trained in the oo27-ly8 , new style. Leamington, the sire of Parole, by the National Portrait Gallery, NERVOUSNESS and Indigestion. These sad afflic- way, was a thorough representative of the dash race tions, so destructive both to business and pleasure, GEO. T. KEEN'S, .ARTIFICIAL EYES. -system, and may be called the god-father of the new arise from a morbid condition of the body, whfch fs re- 625 Pen«. Are., bet. Sixth and Seventh St»., lieved by an occasional dose of Dr. Bull's Baltimore II. II. HEKP1EB, Optician, rtrgime In America. The race was a beautiful and pills. Try them, they will do you good. "Washington,!), C. 414 HDÏTH STREET. sep-29-ly7 463 Pa. ave., cor. Four-and-a-half st- I augll-tli 4 THE CAPITAL: JUSE 8, 1879.

for them, were the opponents ttf!bot h the THE INVESTIGATION of spiritualism, as it HENRY WATTERSON of the Courier-Jour- perch on Hlckenlooper's banner. We want to vote foi • THE CAPITAL. dead enthusiast and the living creator of is called, is passing irom the vulgar contempt of tbe Ig- nal utters words of wisdom in the following sentences Hickenlooper. He said: norant to a better consideration on the part of edu- historical fiction. of an interview that we find in the Cincinnati Com- "lean hardly claim this visit to be as much of a- cated arid thoughtful men. That tbe manifestations, mercial. His reference to the degradation of tbe surprise as the recent noinlnaslon, of which I had not WASHINGTON CITY. so numerous and wide-spread, have forced the avowal press, brought about by the treatment the editors the slightest, previous intimation; for had It been otherwise—flattering as it was—business considers FOSTER'S NOMINATION. that there are things existing not embraced in the award each other, is a melancholy fact. When two tions would have impelled me to most positively de- "The Grant boom," as it is facetiously philosophy of tbe past, make an admission that al- unpopular men heap epithets on eaoh other the un- cline the honor; hut as it now stand», I hope I may be SUVDAÏ MOBNING . JUME 8,18Î9. most ends inquiry. Up to a late period the subject prejudiced bystanders are apt to believe both. • able to satisfactorily arrange my affairs and join you ' called by the reckless pen-drivers of the in a campaign whioh 1 hope may go a long way to- has been met with simple unbelief and now to admit The press, through its low tone, personal abuse, un- ward settling questions which again appear to threaten oountry, received no perceptible detriment the tact is almost to end inquiry. This because so far just conduct and personalities, that leave no man, our business prosperity, It not our republican form of THE CAPITAL lias a Larger frpm the loss of Ohio, which the nomina- all that science has attained is a knowledge of the Government, and which are dally becoming more and woman or ohild safe, has come to be densely un- more difficult to peacefully solve; and as the popping Circulation, both Local and by Mail, tion of Charley Foster demonstrated. It facts, and the attempt at philosophy, which means popular. Not only this, but it has lost, in great of champagne corns is at all times a more pleasant' giving the reasons tor them, is so leeble that it may measure, its influence. We have the most remarkable sound than the crack of musketry, which I hope we than all the Other Sunday Pampers of was from all accounts a neatly executed may never again hear in any portion of this country,. job. Baddy Taft, as he is affectionately scarcely be said to exist. For example: Sir Isaac instances of public men upon whose beads have been 1 will ask you all to join me in drinking a bumper to • Washington Combined. Newton discovered the law of attraction, but tbe why poured all the abuse editors oould invent, who have the sucoess and permanency of our national unity." called; came to the front as the candidate of remains to-day as unknown as it was the hour before [Applause.] the stalwarts and the friend of Grant. continued not only to hold the confidence of the peo- he put the fall of the apple to record as the event that ple, but actually have been benefited by the assaults. Contributors will please i emember At the conclusion ol this address three cheers for Charley Foster appeared as the leader of first oalled his attention to the law. Twenty days before the Cincinnati' convention that 11 General Hickenlooper were vociferously given. thai we do not undertake to return rejected the Sherman forces and the friend of man. i What is light?'' suddenly asked a professor of a nominated President Hayes, for example, the Hon. Manuscripts. And no contribution will be And so stood the forces gathered in the student. James G. Blaine was abHsed by the press of Ohio, paid for unless on a bargain made in ad- vast Music Hall built by Springer and "1 did know once," stammered the poor fello-v, Democratic and Kepubllcan, in the most fearful THAT enterprising little woman of genius, vance. By bearing these facts in mind much made a success by Theodore .Thomas and "but really I have forgotten." manner. Twenty days after the nomination of Hayes Mrs. Fassett, has not yet scrambled out the Rogues' annoyance will be saved. Ward Nichols. " It is a pity," responded his teacher, " for you have Blaine was on the stump in Ohio, attracting thou- Gallery in her painting of the Electoral Commission. forgotten that which the most learned have failed to sands on thousands wherever he appeared. And to- The more honorable members of' the press, who were From a private letter, written us by a discover through all these ages of investigation. day, without explanation of any sort, treattng the pen- inveigled into having their faces painted without drivers with silent contempt, he is the most prominent WESDELl PHILLIPS' ORATION. friend who was on the ground, we learn Eight is light, and that Is all there is of it. realizing the result of hang-dog countenances by that on the night before the great battle Spiritualism teaches that our knowledge of matter candidate In the Republican party for President. which they would be surrounded, are beeging Mrs. It takes one woman and several men to Daddy Taft was clearly in the majority. Is in its Infancy. That which seemed so simple as a The Hon. Ben. F. Butler has snapped his lingers F. on their knees to scramble out. She hesitates and make one celebrity. Garrison lived and The old gentleman sat on his shoulder fact, now, under the manifestations, grows complex, for years at the press, and suffered no detriment. We delays doing so, fearing that the rogues will assail Garrison died, but it was not until after the blades, in an easy arm-chair, at his head- contradictory and beyond comprehending. What, could fill this page with instances. But we state a her personal character in their several j ournals. for example, becomes of Sir Isaac Newton's law of last event that he burst upon us as a hero. quarters, and " twiddled his thumbs on his fact that Is patent to the world: The average editor The result is that an attempt was made to break gravitation when the pen with whioh we write lilts is regarded by his own readers as a low, irresponsi- into Mrs. Fassett's gallery the other night. The Wendell Phillips delivered the oration, over round belly," with a smile on his intellec- the body of his friend, and then for the itself apparently out ol the band; or a table, with the ble fellow, who tells the truth when he calls a brother burglars failed to effect an entry, and the attempt- tual countenance as self-satisfied and pleas- late Preston King and Salmon P. Chase clinging to editor a knave or a fool. was so bungling that the detectives are satisfied that' first time did a credulous world learn that ing as a pumpkin patch in the setting sun It, rises from the floor; or a grand piano, weighing a a great leader had gone from among us. We speak feelingly, for we have suffered. A cow the wrong-doers were not regular burglars. It is our of an Indian summer. His sons, his sisters, ton, almost floats with the substantial form of Grace ardly scoundrel, a creature convicted of perjury, opinion that General Boynton, Mr. Nordhofl' and Up to that moment he had been regarded his cousins and his aunts had assured him Greenwood and others upon it ? bribery and fraud by all the tribunals he ever ap- other gentlemen, driven to desperation at having as a fanatical sort of man, half insane in that it was all right. They who undertake to explain these startling facts peared before—and he escaped the penitentiary in their heads in such a collection, tried to get in one his intellect and all unreasonable in his ac- by saying that It is the work of spirits are probably as every one from an alcalde to the Supreme Court— dark night and destroy this work of art. tions. That which makes the basis of this On the other hand, Charley Foster was up wide of the truth as the more learned, who assure us this scoundrel knocked us down in the presence of Mrs. Fassett invited us to make one of the journal- fascinating orator's oration was that which and doing. Charley has been studying to that it is all a delusion, arising from a diseased condi- the Senate, and Immediately an ooean of his lies ists in this frightful collection ol escaped convicts, and' fixed upon him the verdict of madness. some purpose that subtle influence known tion ol our brain. They do not know that they (the were telegraphed over the land for our brother editors we shall not, to the end of our days, cease thanking spiritualists) are merely giving shape to a religious He proclaimed immediate emancipation of as personal magnetism. Charley has dis- to exaggerate and enjoy. the Lord for the instincts of self-preservation that covered that this all-powerful attraction is belief held through all ages, and made part of us by A correspondent not long since claimed It was not saved us from this horrible pillory. the slaves at a time when he stood alone in early teaching and training. for us to complain. We beg pardon. We have used Suppose Mrs. Fassett should not scramble out ? The his proclamation. That is, he demanded made up of a little whisky in his stomach and more in the bottle, with a manner that This comes quite easy to us, because it accords with ridicule as a legitimate weapon In treating of public thought makes one break into a cold perspiration. that a wrong running through centuries and our pre-concelved opinion, and falls in with feelings impresses everybody coming within reach men, who, irom choice and position, are public property worn into all the social and political rela- that have come, through generations, to be a second but no man, woman or child, living or dead, oan of Charley that he—the reached for—is the nature. We find that not only are the heretofore make good the charge that we have wantonly or in MR. JOHN MCCULLOUGH and Miss Mary. tions of our. civilization should be eradi- Anderson, the two most distinguished tragedians, in cated in an hour. long lost brother, letjthere be a strawberry recognized laws of matter set at naught, but some any way transgressed against the helpless many pro- mark on any part of his b,eloved person or hidden thought is responded to, or some secret in our tected by all laws, human and divine, in their rights the proper sense of the term, will appear here on next Such spirits are needed in all revolutions, not. past life is revealed; and it is natural that we at- as oitlzens. We have treated our brethen of the preBS Wednesday in the first benefit ever tendered Mr.. and probably they were of use. in the late tribute the cause to that which we were taught by our with uniform courtesy and kindness. John T.Ford. We are pleased to join the general' In this style Charley was aided by Gar- public of the national capital in tendering the com- mothers and trained by our pastors to consider not Henry Watterson is a man of generous impulses upheaval that ended in the freedom of the pliment, so well merited by years of intelligent the field. John Sherman did the awfully possible or probable, but a fact. And one of the most and high culture, who has not ceased to be a gen tie blacks and the enslaving of white labor. atrical management, to Mr. Ford of this benefit. It majestic. John would say, solemnly: " Re- ludicrous features of this business is that the theolo- man in becoming an editor. Here is what he say But they were of less use in our late and is a just tribute to one most justly deserving. sumption is a fact—it is now necessary to gians who threaten us with eternal damnation If we anent personal abuse: "It has been my hap," Mr present disturbance than in almost any bring the great Republican party in accord do not believe in a future state are the most vociferous W. said, " to have been the subject of a good deal of other known to the human race. denouncers of manifestations that, in the eyes of the with ourfuture financial prosperity." This this sort of thing. Yet 1 am not conscious of havini JftMlge H«nk at Home. To the impartial historian there is no one masses, are proofs of what their preachers are so ever obtruded my personality upon the public. When struck the rural delegate as something im- anxious to believe. The newspapers of the second Tennessee district,, fact more patent than that which tells us I was a very young man, and fighting for my spurs, represented by Judge Houk, are speaking out In re- mense, and when told confidentially "that That charlatans and frauds of all sorts should seize that among the masses on the side of the any notice was preferable to no notice; but for a IOHL gard to the war certain parties have been making on- it meant the nomination of the Hon. Charles on so popular and fascinating a subject to coin money time notoriety of every description has been olfensive him. Whatever dismissed and removed office- Government in the late civil war the aboli- Foster the rural rooster shut his eyes, and from the credulous is a fact that tends rather to to me. Not unnaturally, therefore, whilst Inwardly holders may say, Judge Houk undoubtedly has the tion of the slaves was not popular, nor did strengthen a belief in real manifestations. Underly- opening his mouth, begged to have the resenting these unwarranted llberltles—liberties which confidence of the people whom he represents, and who it form any motive whatever on the North- ing all popular beliefs there is, to a certain extent, a Hon. Charles put down his rural throat. are never taken or tolerated except among journal- know and have known him all his life. We clip the ern side. It is true that the cheap human- foundation in fact, and the more such belief Is played ists, who, of all living men, are least considerate of following extracts from papers published in Judge The fun came in the heaviest whbn upon by the designing the more positive is tbe proof ity of New England found vent in freeing one another, their prolesslon and themselves—I have Houk's congressional district: Charles and James put their arms lovingly of Its reality. shrank from descending into the cesspool. The truth other people's slaves; but the number was [From the Eoudon Journal, May 23.] limited, and in the war, that was not caused about the delegate's neck and whispered Another amusing fact appears in the bare-faced is that journalism was never fallen so low in tone- oontradlctions Indulged In by a majority ot those who was never so despicably unfair and partisan—as it Is We can't see any just ground General Cooper has by the agitation, the fighting element it fur- warnings in the startled ear: " This Grant to complain at his removal. His abuse of Judge denounce this phase of belief in life beyond the grave. now. 1 went into an honest effort at reform a few nished was of the smallest. The whole' thing won't do, you know—we must shake Houk only intensifies the Judge's popularity through- that past. The people won't stand a third A reverend friend tells you, for example, that over years ago with Sam. Bowles, Halstead, Horaoe White out the district. Why does General Cooper go away story is told in President Lincoln's famous eighteen hundred years since one of woman born to Washington city to publish his abuse of Judge term. It is madness to commit Ohio to and Whitelaw Reld, and the result Is that—Sam. Houk ? He had no right to expect to keep his place, letter, written during the war in reply to called the dead to life again. You bow your head In Bowles dead and Horace White retired—Reld and and has but few, if any, sympathizers in the second that now." And poor old Daddy Taft's acceptance of this, although to you there Is not, never Halstead have gone to the other extreme, and I, be- district, and had he published his abuse in any paper Horace Greeley, when, he says that "if printed in the district it would have fallen still-bom to save the Union it becomes necessary to majority melted away. was and cannot be a particle of credence sustaining ing left alone to tell the tale, do not find it worth the and went for naught—as it is, it will not do Judge emancipate the slaves the slaves will be Foster for governor, Garfield for the Sen- the assertion, and your spiritual guide promises eter- telling, but sit upon the banks of the muddy stream, Houk any harm at home nor anywhere else, once the nal salvation in return for your ready faith. like a certain biblical person, weeping, and see the facts in the case are known which actuate hi», emancipated; if to preserve the Union'.it ate and John Sherman for the Presidency. mallgner. Sweet, isn't it ? You say: "I know that what you-assert of life here- poor old Courier-Journal drift and drift with the rest. becomes necessary to perpetuate slavery, after Is true; for last night I had an unquestionable mes- Again the same paper says In another article, under the caption— slavery will be perpetuated." Or words to As we said, however, this has no effect on sage from the dead ;" andhereplles: " That is damned that effect; for we do not have the letter be- the Grant boom. The Grant boomers are nonsense, and if you entertain it you will fetch up in " SLANDER CAN NEVER SUCCEED." WE LITTLE THOUGHT, when, in a moment In our opinion Judge Houk has been the worst fore us. gentlemen who held office for eight a mad-house." of effusive affection, we called the long-bodied and slandered man in the State, if not the United states. years, and demonstrated their capacity by Great world, this. full-stomached Attorney General of Grant's Cabinet, The contemptible oharacter of this slander consists, in a measure, of Its methods, as well as its matter. For The great power possessed by this politi- getting away with more public money in through whose intellectual .countenance a smile ever of popular effort instance, the men now prominent In propagating cal .flisop of the United States was the un- that time than any other set of gentlemen THE SADDEST FEATURE played with the mild eflulgence of a Washington gas- slanders against Judge Houk were his professed ad- In behalf of human right is the dishonest demagogue light in a foggy morning, by the endearing appella- mirers as long as he worked in harmony with their erring accuracy with which he felt the pub- plans. But the very moment he denounced the wrongs- could in eighty years. They run their poli- who first misleads and then betrays the cause his tion of Daddy Taft, that it would stick to him with lic pulse. In appreciating the motive and tics as we do —for their own of certain Federal offiolals here in East Tennessee for gauging the impulses of the masses he was THE CAPITAL name disgraces. Of this sort Is Dennis Kearney, the tbo tenacity of grim death to a deceased darkey. Hut their peculations and frauds, the whole office-holding especial benefit and peouniary profit. sand-lot orator of California. The man's intense ig- so it is. We learn by letter that in Ohio, pending the clan began a system of the most savage warfare unsurpassed. And we well remember the against him, and the people were sought to be mad e If any patriotism gets in it is, like the whisky noranoe, vicious Impulses and venal tendencies are late political contest for governor, from hill and dale, believe that he had accepted a bribe as a member ol wrath of these very gentlemen of abolition in the preacher's glass, told of by Lincoln, all written upon his vulgar face and form. The new highways and byways, from towns and cities, went up the legislature. He was hounded with this charge for fame over the fapt that our armies were en- constitution of the State, in which he figures so con- years, and it may be that there were those who be* " quite unbeknownst" to them. This the cry of "Daddy Taft." "Give us Daddy Taft, or lieved him guilty, and but for his ability and the hold spicuously, was successiul in spite of his support, that gaged, in the first year of the war, in return- Rather B, Hayes and Charley Foster crowd give us death." he so justly has upon the heart of the great mass of ing slaves to their masters as rapidly as they damns everything he seeks honestly or dishonestly to And now a poet weaves it In immortal rhyme—lofty the people he might have been overwhelmed even in are precisely the nefarious offenders who put his late canvass for Congress, for he was charged with aid. We set up no claim to be considered a judge ot rhyme—rbyme that beats Byion. In the language of escaped. "We might multiply proof suffi- them out and intend to keep them out. this and many other crimes by the men whose corrup- cient to fill a volume of what every im- human nature. As we do not know ourselves, we do Bully Bottom we cry, " Oh, Daddy Taft, how art thou tions he bad exposed. However, " What's the good of whipping the Demo- not profess a superior knowledge of others. Only transmogrified." Listen to the sweetsinger of Israel : " The mills of the gods grind slowly. partial mind possessed of a memory knows crats if this is to be the result. What's?" fools indulge in that weakness. One glance, however, But exceedingly fine," to be a fact. " Dear Father Taft, in this your aggravation, And time brought the avenging god of justice and' at this fellow was enough for us when he appeared In When you would gladly win theraee, but can't, truth to expose the great wrong sought to be heaped- Had the Democrats in Congress shown our midst. It ought to be some little consolation upon him. Without saying more, It is enough to state- The truth is that the fanaticism that To feel that you foretell tbe late of Grant. that facts enough were developed to exhibit a most any sympathy for the suffering masses—not We were the more Indignant and disgusted for that brought on the war, and ended in a libera- benefited by John Shermans—by passing damnable conspiracy against him—a conspiracy of tion of the negro, was a Southern product- the cause he pretends to advocate is a holy one, in " Though sad and solemn such a scene as this is, which Its proprietors are no doubt ashamed. Now, in a measure of relief for Hayes to veto, Foster which we deeply sympathize. We are glad, therefore, Though you mistook your anxious country's call, the hour of Judge Honk's triumph and usefulness- The masters, who slept on revolvers, Think how you point the path to bold Ulysses, some of the same office-holders, having lost their ofa- could anticipate defeat to the tune of fifty to note that the low demagogue Is being exposed be- And show him where his form is like to fall. cial existence by their incapacity and misconduct, haunted by dreams of servile insurrection, thousand majority against him. But as it fore he can accomplish more mischief. This appears have deliberately gone to work and revived old slan- were impatient of a criticism that en- in the San Francisco Chronicle. The Chronicle says " Nor troops, nor satraps, nor Joe Bradley's ermine, ders whioh they had meanly circulated against him at is the wooing of the Nationals copies a lit- Nor garnered mem'ries of two fruitlul terms, a time and under circumstances that prevented him couraged revolt. While Northern hands tle too late. Dennis Kearney was once the first mate of the bark Avail against this flank attack by Sherman, and his friends from meeting them on eqnal grounds Shooting Star, and was seoond officer of the steam- ot contest; secretly, but thoroughly were these slan- promptly hung, and Northern throats loud- Who gobbles men as turkeys swallow worms. ders circulated. ly applauded the hanging of, old Ossawat- ship Montana, when in 1870 she struck a reef, and as " To you and Grant he now oommends the chalice The Dandrldge Watchman, a paper not originally tomie Brown, the Southern mind brooded for Kearney- Whioh once you pressed to Democratic lips, MINOR NOTES. He abandoned the screaming women, the helpless And counts you put—oh, not at all in malice— favorable to Judge Houk, in its issue of May 28 has over the situation, until it broke out in a children and the terrified male passengers to their Because the time has come for your eclipse. this to say: fool's fight of guns against the inevitable, "OH! Dad Aiphonzo, fate, and, running forward, eut away a boat, and jump- While Judge Houk may have his indiscretions and and of course got the worst of it. ing into it with six cowardly sailors, pulled away from " If now the patronage that he possesses faults, as others have, yet there is a counterpart— How can you go on so ?" the vessel. Captain Carroll T^as made pf sterner stuff. The Grant ring might secure, why then—oh, then!— there are other qualities about him that have raised The Northern abolitionists had no part in He ordered the remainder of the cre»f to their posts, Conventions soon would bow before Ulysses, him high in the esteem of the people. His indomita- calmed the frightened passengers, restored compara- And you and he would be the kings of men. ble energy, his legal attainments, the brillalncy of« fetching on the war; nor had they any hand en tent cordiale re-established between tive quiet, and then, after patient and skillful efforts, his diction upon the stump, has elevated him from, THE succeeded in backing the vessel off the reef and in re- " But now the party crown, so gay and golden, the plow-handle to one among the most exalted sta- in fighting it out. The Democratic element the stalwarts and the Administration places ouc es- pairing damages to an extent that averted disaster. Has passed from him who proudly wore It once ; tions in the councils of the nation. He is our repre- - at the North w ent in, after the firing on Sum- teemed friend Roscoe Conkling in a most awkward " Kearney was too shrewd to leave the scene en- The party tools to Sherman are beholden. sentative in Congress, and the only Republican irom. dilemma. With his State in the hands of his enemy, tirely and report the total loss of the vessel. At a se- And he, dear Daddy Taft, is no man's dunce." the State, and nearly the only one from the South. ter, with the same vim with which it had cure distance he coolly watched to see if vessel, pas- So far as we have been able to see he is making a mobbed and hung abolitionists. The abo- and his enemy supported by the party, we do not see sengers and crew would go down in the black waters. good representative of the people. So long as he does litionists remained in the rear to fight for what is left to the senator but to devote the re- Finally, observing that nothing of tbe kind was to funeral well let us sustain him, and not drag him down. mainder of his ill-spent life in cultivating that famous occur, but that the gallant Carroll was equal to the COLONEL ROBERT INGERSOLL'S emergency, he and his poltroon companions ignobly oration over his dead brother is poetic, but contains The Knoxvllle Republican, a paper having the- office and steal from the public Treasury. look and writing his reminiscences. The senator returned. On reaching the deck he was confronted no thoughts of interests, except a lew that suggest the largest circulation in East Tennessee, in the course of We are well aware of the fact that the might cross the continent In lead of that escort to by his justly incensed commander, and in spite of his teachings of ohrlstianity, The occasion did not afford long article exposing the misrepresentations of His Inebriated Ex-Excellency General Grant. In tears and howls for mercy, was twice knocked down abolition party, as a political organization, and kicked about the deck like a dog. He was then opportunity for a joke, and therefore the eulogist was Cooper, in its issue of May 26, says: case he does this last we would suggest that he return, was growing rapidly before the war, to its placed In irons, and at the next landing was thrust disarmed of the only weapon he ever used with effect. J oe Cooper has published in the Post, a bitter Dem- seated on the cow-catcher of the locomotlre, waving ashore as a ooward too vile to be ever afterwards in- ocratic paper printed in Washington city, what the utter amazement, and confusion broke out. trusted with the preservation of life and property on When this infidel, or whatever he is, jeers at religion, two little flags. National Republican calls "a communication sur- But this growth was in spite of Phillips and the great deep." a theater audience laugb; but when he attempts to charged with malignant abuse, It not with repeated Happy thought: Let the senator wave. advance arguments his premises and his deductions libels." Garrison, and other unreasoning fanatics of And under the head, " Was Kearney Bribed ?" the As to that part of the communication referring.to* that sort. A great man, now seldom heard Chronicle says: are too weak to stand the ordeal of type, and the peo- Judge Houk we propose to say nothing. Judge Houk most striking illustrations ol " We never saw him take a bribe from the railway. ple who have laughed at his ribaldry feel a contempt needs no vindication here against Cooper's charges. of—Gamaliel Bailey—had the head to con- ONE OP THE W e never saw any contract betweeh him and the rail- for the man who thinks he is wiser than the accepted The honest, justice-loving masses of this congres- the demoralized condition of the law-making power sional distrlot bave certified to the world what they, ceive and the force of character to organize way managers. But the proofs of corruption are al- prophets, but cannot offer a single thing in place of at Washington comes to us from the development of most as strong as if we had seen the one or the other. think of Judge Houk and of hfs accusers. This issuer- the party, under the Constitution, that He has abused Stanford In a general way, but all the the temple he tries in vain to pull down. was made to the country last fall, a jury of the people the Manhattan Bank robbery at New York. empanneled. arguments heard, the verdict of the jury grew, under Southern irritation and inso- time he was doing so he has been consorting with "Hope can see a star and listening love can hear the The six burglars have been caught, and eonfess that Stanford's closest confidential agents, and privately rendered, the judgment prohounoed, the record made- lence, until it held the balance of power they assessed themselves six hundred dollars each, to saying that Stanford was a good man, and not so bad rustle of a wing," has the breath of religion in it, and up and signed, the book closed, and court adjourned. and threatened to control eventually the be sent tlie lobby at Washington, to defeat the aot as he Is painted. On his tour through the southern it would have been a thing as beautiful as practical if The Kingston East Tennesseean, in referring to the counties Kearney was freely oiiered statistics in de- Government. In this Gamaliel Bailey was authorizing an issue of duplioate bonds to replace tail to convict the railway company of gross crimes the eulogist, standing on'the brink of death, could etiort on the part of some of Judge Houk's enemies, opposed by Phillips, Garrison and that those stolen. These six cracksmen, like Hilly Mc- against the common people. He always refused to have found that tender love for the dead a bridge to recall Maynard into politics in order to defeat him,. make any use of these statistics. His stereotyped re- across the chasm of doubt. Greater minds than any- sort, and sustained by Birney, Chase, Hale, Garrahan, when he wrote that the higher the official ply was: ' It will not do to attack tbe railway com- (Houk,) in its issue of May 29 says : the greater the scoundrel, had taken a correct meas- pany.' He never did attack it anywhere. On the body will own Ingersoll's to be accept the christian The Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati- Seward and that group of brainy men who contrary, while declaiming in a general way against faith as a revelation given through human genius, Commercial says: Hon. Horace Maynard, at present ure of the agents authorized by Congress; and we 1 were willing to hold under the contract with it, his mouth has been closed' about its particular and the very vagueness of this funeral oration proves our minister to Turkey, will resign that position and will wager a year's subscription against Dawes' con- atrocities, though he well knew of them. He secretly come home in time to run for Congress in this district. the devil and the compact with hell, as tne science or Conkllng's modesty, that the same gang en- opposed the railroad commission at first, and the ar- that the speaker has deeper and more thoughtful This is a nice little plan, if true, to oust the " Little- gaged In pressing Billy's fraud shared the swag in guments he used against it were precisely such as speculations on the subject than would harmonize with Giant," which he and his friends will not. submit to- abolitionists called the Constitutian, well were used by the railway agents and lobbv—that it this case. the gross materialism of bis lectures. without an elfort to overcome. knowing that the road they opened led to was just what Stanlord wanted. In fact, Kearney Tbe Loudon Herald, June 4, says: never said a word in favor of the new constitution till We expect some day to review a sermon by Colonel victory in the end. We can imagine these accomplished burglars card- he found he must or lose control of the sand lots. Some of the disappointed manipulators are feeling. ing out senators and members of the House, and, as- When he came out in its defense his arguments were Ingersoll on his new departure in the field of mission- the Republican pulse, endeavoring to open the way for Wendell Phillips steps over the graves of sisted by their painted prostitutes, making the lobbies so silly and contemptible as to excite a suspicion that ary labor. Whether he will accept any ot the present Horace Maynard to make tbe next race for Congress- the great actors to eulogize the dead he was secretly laboring to kill it." forms of religion as the best that God has chosen in from this district, but it won't work. They need not • of Congress an Infamy in the eyes of all honest men. be in such a great hurry; disappointment awaits dreamer, for in that he throws praise over The amount at issue being over three millions, it was his wisdom to give us just yet, or start as the pro phet them. his own past. His brilliant imagination sufficient to enlist ex-Congressmen, ex-Cabinet offi- of a simpler administration, one cannot tell; but that The Loudon Journal of June 6 says: builds worlds, while his poetic utterances cers, agents of the Associated Press, and the great GARCIA, the gambler who recently died, his present belief In nothing will fail felm in specula- Uncle Joe Cooper is trying to console himself witb horde of so-called reporters and correspondents who was a dramatic character; he played and played for tion, both in the line of thought and business, we feel the hope that the Hon. Horace Maynard can be in- weave romance into history. How com- certain. duced to return home and run for Congress in this- pletely he sweeps aside the memory of disgrace an honorable profession by selling their rural many years with varying fortune, till at last he found district in 1880. Mr. Maynard is too good a Republi- pens for small bribes. a " system" and beat the celebrated Blanc at Horn* can to be sowing discord In the ranks of his party if Bailey, Birney, Chase and Seward, great bourg, the gambling prince of the place, out of several A answering to the melo- he was at home. This distrlot has got the man they The six accomplished cracksmen should have taken GENTLEMAN want at the Capitol to watch the treacherous briga- leaders of men, great makers of history, to a lesson from Billy, and organized their theft into a- millions, retired to Spain, took an oath never to touch dious name of Hickenlooper, lately nominated for the diers, and they will send him back again against any- build a monument of lofty sentences over jolnt stock company, and distributed their worthless a card again, and built a church. A few years after- position of lieutenant-governor by the Republicans of body the disorganize» want to run against him: "He the grave of his buried friend. And why? shares broadcast among our law-makers—heaven wards he went on a visit to Hambourg and was ba% Ohio, responded to a serenade In a sentence that must is the right man in the right place." Because the real leaders, the men who con- help us!—who, spnt up for political purposes, put in tered by the I}uc do Morny to play. He made two make our Hon. Secretary of State feel uneasy. The trolled men, organized practical combina- their spare time filling their pookets with stolen bets and lost, went to his hotel, got more money and sentence is long, but the speech was short, and wound D. G. OWENS, druggist, Altoona, Pa., writes: "Dr. lost that. At three o'clock in the morning he had up with a proposition that shows that Hickenlooper Bull's baby syrup has a wonderlul reputation, the de- tions, who made victory possible without money. mand lor it is really astonishing. Mothers will have How the patriot's heart throbs with pride while he lost the last cent of his fortune, and never won after knows what the people want. If he conducts his cam- no other. It is destined to supersede all other soothf •War, and then forced that war to legislate contemplates the best Government under the sun. that, though be constantly tried. paign on champagne, as he proposes, victory will ing syrups." 5 THE CAPITAL: JUSE 8, 1879.

DIED. THE regatta of the National Association of Amatuer came to me In New York and wanted employment. I LOCAJ, ITEMS. SPORTING MATTERS. Oarsmen takes place July 9,10 and 11, on Saratoga had none to give her. She then told me Laurent was McCUE.—At 2:35, MAGGIE, only daughter of lake. The Elizabeth crew of Norfolk, Va., one of the not contributing anything toward her support, and John and Ann McCue, aged 19 years, 8 months and strongest crews In the South, will participate in the ihat she had applied in vain to Mrs. Oates for help, DOOLEY'S soda water—five cents a glass. 10 days. BASE BAIX. four-oared shell race. and that she had promised to give her baokletters she Funeral on Monday, June 2, at 9 o'clock a. m., from CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD. had written to her husband If she would assist her. ao and 75 cent shirts, at her father's residence, 208 Fourteenth street south- THE annual spring regatta of the Analostan Club I am satisfied that for $100 every one of the letters 2m &. Co., 1006 F street. west. High mass at St, Domlnlck's Church. | takes place June 10. The various crews have been could have been obtained." JORDAN, DARE hÛ DOWNS.—Suddenly, on June 5,1879, at 5:30 p. m., P o i 2o ti hard at work, and some good races may be looked " Has Mrs. Oates much money now ?" was the next communication by rail between this city and 00 •O' o for. THE of hemorrhages, John Downs, in the sixty-third year © o S3 o a Won . question. Long Branch, Cape May, and other attraotlve resorts of his age. p¡b a© a fl » t» S o O a cé ae THE young ladles who participated in the tableau "No, indeed," answered Bob. "Her share ot the on the New Jersey coast, will this season be ol suoh a His friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- 5i Pi a o M entertainment to the Potomac Club will shortly be season's profits was $14,000, but she lives high, and character as to dfvest the journey to those points of vited to attend his funeral from his late residence. » tendered a barge party by the club. she sent Laurent money time and again to help him all unpleasant features. On and after June 2 a No. 9141 street southeast, on Sunday, 8th Instant, at «Í Game s « « S R co D ÊS to take out his Pinafore party and for his individual through Pullman parlor car will be run between this S p. m. * 8 1 a 8 use. I am satisfied that now she has no more wealth city and Philadelphia, via the Baltimore and Potomac 1 Kailroad, leaving Washington at 8:35 a. to., Balti- SOPEB.—On June 7, at 4 p. m., Ellen M. Soper, 1 •ì, 1 ì 7 Tbe Duer Trial. than she absolutely needs for this summer's use. 1 9, 1 4 10 Poor thing," continued Miles, musingly, " 1 am more, 10:10 a. m., and arrive at the West Philadelphia aged seventy years. ., June The ninth day of the heartily sorry for her, for, with all her faults, she is depot of the Pennsylvania Kailroad Company at The funeral will take place from the residence 1 ? 1 a 3 1 11 SNOW HILL, MB 7.— of Mrs. A. Bean, corner Third and L streets south- 2 1 1 1 3 1, 1 13 trial commenced as usual, with a slim attendance of one ol the best-hearted women In the world, and she 1:45 p. m., connecting daring the season with fast ex- ? spectators, which gradually increased as the day wore leaves no woman on the American stage who can take press tralnB for Long Branch and Cape May. east, on Monday at 10 a. m. Friends and relatives are 1 1 1 1 1 4 A respectfully invited to attend. 1 1 4 1 1 1 in on, until a large crowd was present. Mr. Page said her place on it." TJtica 1 1 1 1, 7 he desired to further cross examine Mr. Clark, but it They Abide Steadily in Good Works. was found that the witness was not present, and the Tbe Why and Wherefore. Generals G. T. Beauregard of Louisiana and J. f, 1 1 1 ..1 1 court said Mr. Page should have the privilege on A. SPECIAL NÖTIGES. Monday. Caloin Hughes was called by the defense.— We are determined to post our readers on whatever Early of Virginia still continue to faithfully and 8 8 10 13 11 14 82 we deem of interest; hence we dispatched our best energetically discharge their duties as commissioners fi Is acquainted with Miss Lilly Duer, and slightly on behalf of the State and people, and will give the A CARD. with Ella Hearn. Knew her a year or two, and met looking interviewer to visit Saks & Co. In the cosy her frequently at Mr. Duer's. Was at Mr. Duer's the next grand semi-annual drawing of the Louisiana ^ o a private office of the firm our reporter iound the head State Lottery (the 109th in number of monthly draw- To all who are suffering from the errors and indis- câ e evening before the shooting. Miss Ella and Louisa cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss* o fl o & Hearn came in afterwards, and Miss Lilly Duer was ot the concern giving instructions and directing the ings) their personal supervision, and assume the sole a o P ed •o 03 management ol the distribution which occurs promptly a bo sent for, witness going for her, and she came home machinery of the establishment. We selected Mon- of manhood, &c., 1 will send a recipe that will cure- "3 o > at noon on Tuesday, June 17, 1879, at the Opera Ö o >© o a with him. Miss Ella and Louisa Hearn spent the you, FBEE OF CHABGE. This great remedy was Ora s »H oU evening at Mrs. Duer's, and when they started to day as the day when we could possibly have the best House in New Orleans. For Iurther information ad- » C3 discovered by a missionary in South Amerloa. Send' 5 O O a. Star . Û leave Miss Ella Hearn turned to Miss Lilly Duer and chance to procure Mr. Saks' time. After waiting fully dress. ere it is too late, M. A. Dauphin, P. O. Box 692, said, " Be sure and come around to-morrow, and we New Orleans. a self-addressed envelope to the BJBV. JOSEPH T. IN- will take that walk." half an hour we inquired how the firm liked their big Buttalo 1 1 f, a advertisement in last Sunday's MAN, Station D, New York City. CAPITAL ? Pete Welcker. feb2-lya 1 3 5 g Miss Matilda Duer was called by the defense, Is "Splendidly; we think it the best we ever had," 3 S 3 15 sister of the prisoner, knew Ella Hearn and hef sis- This well-known restaurateur, at his saloon on Fif- fi ter; were intimate friends; don't know but Lil. went said Saks. teenth street, opposite the Treasury Department, 1 1 4 " Have you had any benefit from it to-day?" keeps on hand always a stock of liquors of the finest 4 n to Miss Hearn's more than ¡Ella came to our house, AMUSEMENTS. but she came frequently. Her visits continued about "1 think we have. Our sales to-day were the brands to be procured in the markets. Mr. Welcker Star largest we ever had on any day, excepting Saturdays, is noted for his good judgment as to liquors, and his Troy 4 three years. Sometimes twice a week, sometimes "RATIONAL THEATEB. GALA NIGHT; once, and sometimes not for two weeks; came as often since we have been in business." customers may be sure that his liquors are of the " How has trade been this season?" quality he represents. He has long enjoyed a favor- Games lost 8 11 7 2 12 e 8 12 ee just before the shooting as before. Was there the WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 11,1879, week before, and the week before that once with " First class. We sold the largest amount of goods able reputation In this community as an honest dealer. Louisa, and once with Ella Bohm. The night before last month we ever have done in one month." COMPLIMENT ABY TESTIMONIAL GAMES PLAYED YESTERDAY. the shooting she and Louisa came and asked for Lil., " How do you account for it, in the face of goods Wilkeninir's. Tendered by the citizens of Washington to ., June Springflelds, Yales, being so much lower than they were a lew years ago?" NEW HAVEN, CT 7.— 19; and witness went for her with Mr. Hughes, and she The lovers of genuine cool beer always drop in at MR. JOHN T. FORD. 5. Seven innings. came back with them. Ella remained until the clock " We attribute it to the largeness of our stock and , June 7.—Chicago, 12; Providence, 6. the attractive prices and merits of our goods." 337 Pennsylvania avenue and interview the genial His first benefit alter years of management, on which PROVIDENCE struck ten. The evening was spent in the dining proprietor who presides over the destinies of this cele- SPRINGFIELD, MASS., June 7.—At Holyoke, for room, laughing and talking about politics and the " The increased room you now have is of great bene- occasion will appear the Young American Trage- championship—Albanys, 20 ; Holyokes, 3. fit to you, is It not?" brated restaurant. The finest liquors, as well as the dienne, churoh. Ella got up to start about nine o'clock, and most popular landlord, has made this the resort of our PRINCETON, N. J., June 7.—Princeton College, 12 ; stood about fifteen minutes, when papa came in and " It assists us very much; and with all this room MISS MARY ANDEKSON, Defiance Club of Princeton, 52. told her to sit down, and she did, when Ella told Lil. we are cramped lor space, and shall enlarge our place mercantile friends who desire to enjoy all the luxu- SYRACUSE, N. Y., June 7.—Stars, 9; Cincinnati, 3. to be sure and call her up. She struck her on the arm again this fail." ries of the season at reasonable prices. And the Celebrated Tragedian, BOSTON, June 7.—Buffalo, 4; Boston, 1. with a glove or pencil, having both in " How can you get the room ?" MB. JOHN McOULLOUGH, TNEW BEDFORD, MASS., June 7 —New Bedford, 9; her hand. Lil. said, "All right, or I will." "Theold maxim, 'Quantity regulates price', governs Dining Rooms. Supported by a host of volunteers, in Mrs. Lovell's TJtica, 6. Witness could hear them laughing and talking at this fully." The famous Hagerty, whose name Is known in every Beautiful Flay of NATIONAL VS. NEW BEDFORD.—After waiting in the front door; it might have been Ave minutes or " What is the generial state ot trade ?" land, has been pronounced by the fair sex a beneiac- INGOMAB. New Bedford two days the Nationals, with the per- more. The witness was shown the pistol, and said It "Very good. Baldwin of New York recently tor. His magnificent dining rooms for ladies are filled Parthenia (her greatest character).. ..Miss Anderson mission of Old Prob., got on a game. It was a bard looked like the same pistol Lil. had. She had It, called on us, and Schuman of Boston, both leading at all hours oi the day by the fair sex, who discuss the Ingomar, the Barbarian Mr. McOullough tussle; but the Nationals played a splendid game. may be, nine months or more; at leaAt as much as six men In their cities; they report trade good, and highly fashions over a plateful of delicacies. These rooms Derby and Baker distinguished themselves at the months. Witness went to see Ella Hearn four times complimented us on our stock and place ot business." have become a permanent institution, and it is owing ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAB. bat. Booth, Ellick and Trott carried ofl the honors in after the shooting, and saw her three times. Mr. " How is the tailoring trade ?" solely to the fact that none but ladles are permitted to Reserved Orchestra Chairs, $1.25. Box Book open the infield; while in the outfield Baker was immense. Crisfield asked what the conversation was about. Ob- " Very brisk. Prices are lower, owing to the tailors enter. Monday, June 9, at 9 a. m. It8 He is credited with four put outs, and one oi tbem was jected to, and objection sustained. Witness was then trying and succeeding in doing their business for a brilliant running one-hand catch. Stovey was put cross-examined, but nothing of any importance was cash. They were compelled to do this in order to ap- Bath-Rooms. UMMER THEATER COM1Q.UE. in to pitch for the New Bedfords in the fifth Inning, brought out. Miss Ella Bohm was called by the de- proach somewhere near the ready-made prices. It Is fense. She testified that she knew Lilly Duer and The bath-rooms at Coleman's are open on Sun- S Kent's hand being sprained. New Bedford is a poor impossible for them to do that, as the ready-made days, thus enabling the great unwashed public to MONDAY, JUNE 9, EVERY NIGHT AND TUES- base-ball town, only about MO people being in attend- Ella Hearn, and saw them much together. They were men save more in buying largely than tailors make have their flesh renovated and cleansed. Christian DAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES. ance. The score follows: always laughing and talking familiarly; held each when they sell." other's hands when together, and irequmtly kissed statesmen will have an opportunity to have their each other. She was shown the pistol, iifentified it, " 1 see you olose at 8:00 p. m." weekly sins washed away, and can repeat the com- GRAND RE-OPENING. Reduoed Prices of Ad- NATIONAL. " Not to-day; that takes eff ect on June 9, and I am T. R. IB. R.B. P.O. A. E. and said that she and Miss Duer on one occasion mandment, thou must not steal, with better grace mission to 25 cts. for Reserved Seats; Gallery 10 cts. " Holly," 1. f. 5 0 1 1 0 0 1 walked out Into the country and shot at a mark with very glad of it. We have been busy, and are busy than ever. Call at Coleman's, corner of Eighth and A POWERFUL COMPANY. it. They each fired two or three shots. Witness vis- from seven in the morning, and thirteen hours is D streets. We forgot to mention that Coleman is a SHERWOOD SISTERS, McClellan, s. 8 5 0 0 1 0 1 0 surely a good day's work. Derby, r. f. 5 2 S 3 0 1 0 ited Ella Hearn three or four times a week during ohrlstlan as well as a shaver. REYNOLDS AND WALLING, Baker, m 4 0 3 4 4 0 0 her sickness. Sat up with her about five nights; "By transferring our stock and work-rooms to MULLIGAN AND MORRIS, Ellick, 3b 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 administered medicines ts her some oi those another building." Driver's. GEOEGE EL WOOD, OPHELIA STARR, Lynch, p 4 2 1 2 1 9 1 nights, and saw it administered three or four "It must require considerible labor to manage a " There is nothing under the sun in the eating line SUYDEM BROTHERS, Myerle, lb 4 0 1 1 13 0 1 times some nights; thinks it was chloral. It was stock of the size you carry ?" that cannot be found at Driver's," exclaimed an en- THE AUSTINS, Booth, 2b 4 1 1 1 3 4 0 given her when she was awake and got restless. " Oh, no; we have a splendid set of men as clerks. thusiastic irlend of this popular caterer, and we agreed LOUISE MORRIS, JAKE BUDD, Trott, 0 4 0 0 1 6 2 0 The last night witness sat up was on Wednesday of In fact I would not exchange them for any similar with him. Every kind of a bird that files, every kind JOHN ROBINSON, FANNIE MAY, the week before the week in which she died. She re- number of men In the country." of a fish that swims, every kind of game known to BILLY WILLIAMS. Total 39 5 10 14 27 19 3 mained until between three and four o'clock in the " How are prices ?" ancient or modern history; in a word, everything can In a Solid Variety Entertainment. morning; Ella sat up In her-chair. She lay down once "Thepeople are now enjoying the lowest prices always be found at George W. Driver's, corner Four- NEW BEDFORD. or twice, but 4id not stay more than five minutes. Mr. they will ever see. Every day we receive advices of and-a-halt street and Pennsylvania avenue. T. R. IB. R.B, P.O. A. E. Hearn and Mrs. Truitt were in the room, and laid on goods advancing. We, however, had ordered largely ASE BALL. Stovey, lb. p 5 1 0 1 7 9 0 the bed and slept. Witness did not hear any conver- before the advahoes." JRoseman, r. f 4 2 2 2 0 0 1 Cafe Pack, B sation about death. Ella talked about a visit from " Is the ready-made trade Increasing ?'' NATIONAL GBOUNDS. Muldoon, 3b 4 0 0 0 2 0 2 Ella Foster, and about calling on the Hilliard girls. "Very largely. People oan procure a better ready- Northeast corner 7th and G streets northwest. The K£NDAL.Ii TS. MUTUAL, Wright, s. s 4 0 1 1 1 4 1 made suit than most tailors can produce. The very sleepy corner wlke awake. Come find us napping. A TUESDAY, JUNE 10. Piggott, c. f.,lb 4 0 1 2 8 1 0 highest-priced cutting talent can only be paid for by delicious cup ot coffee made in the famous Vienna Admission, 15 cents. Game at 4:30. lt*2 Reipschlager, c 4 l 1 1 6 4 l Mr. Page objected to tills conversation. the large clothiers. We to-day sell a better suit, coffee pot. The best fine beers on draught. A pool Briody, 2b 4 0 2 S 3 0 1 Mr. Crisflelu insisted it was contradictory of Mrs. ready-made, at $10 than we or any other house can table lor the amusement of my guests. Pork and Kent, p., c. f. 4 0 1 2 0 3 2 Truitt, as they would prove by this and other wit- make to order at $15." beans, Boston style, daily from 12 to 2. Come hear the EX0UKSI0NS. Stone,!, f. 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 nesses. They would show that Mrs. Truitt was mis- "How do you account for this?" harp, piano, and sling your Western hams done up in taken both as tothe time of the conversation and the shoe leather, and don't forget Johanna. conversation itself. "I suppose you have demands for almost every con- Total.. 37 4 9 13 27 21 8 ceivable style of garment." INNINGS. Mr. Page said that the utmost that could be shown DeAtley House. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 c8 9 by this witness was that Mrs. Truitt was not present "Yes; and any sized one. Whenever a stranger THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO on the night that she (Mrs. Truitt) said she was. The asks where he can be sure to get the thing he wants, " The finest in the world," was the remark by an old National 1 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0—5 witness could not be allowed to detail conversations those that know our stock send him to us; and that is stager, when we asked him about the DeAtley House. New Bedford 01201000 0—4 had on other nights. The court reserved its deoision, just what we want. We want it understood that any- The Immense patronage which this house Is receiving RAILROAD thing In the line, of any size, can be had of us; that is sufficient proof of the above assertion. The finest Earned runs—New Bedfords, 1. Two base hits— and adjourned until Monday at 9:30 o'clock. As the Is the feature that is building up our trade. We are WILL GIVE ANOTHER OF ITS CHEAP AND Derby 2; Lynch. Total bases on hits—National, 13; case now stands the State'has shown a decrease In the liquors, the hest furnished rooms and a genial and ac- DELIGHTFUL EXOUBSIONS TO THE intimacy between Miss Hearn and her friend; a not afraid of stock, and always have a full line." commodating landlord Is the cause of the success of New Bedford, 9. First base on errors—National, 5; As a number of others were waiting to see Mr. S., New Bedford, 3. Passed balls—Keipschlager 1. Wild quarrel the night before the shooting, renewed ap- the DeAtley House. parently just before the shooting; the illness of Miss we tendered our thanks, collected our advertising bill Pitches—Kent 2. Struok out—Holly. McClellan, Der- and went back to the office happy. by, Ellick 2, Lynch, Myerle, Trott, Stovey 2, Piggott, Hearn alter it, her dying declarations that it was wil- Henze's. WONDERFUL LURAY CAVES, Keipschlager, Stone. Double play—Ellick, Booth and fully and Intentionally done, and detailing a prior at- The finest assortment of marketable luxuries can IN THE Myerle 1. Left on bases—National, 7; New Bedford, tempt upon her lile in Hearn's woods, and that she Deeoration of Confederate Graves. always be found at Henze's well known New York 6. Time of game—2 hours 1 minute. Umpire—Chas. died from nervous prostration, superinduced by the restaurant. The finest liquors can be found behind ' Shock. 'On the other nana, tbe defense has laid before At a meeting of the Southern Memorial Associa- Shenandoah Valley, E. Davis. tion. held yesterday, to complete arrangements lor the bar, while the choicest wines are always to be se- the jury evidence showing Miss Duerls declarations at cured at Henze's. In a word, whatever is desired in LEAVING WASHINGTON met the enemy yesterday- and the time of the shooting thatlt was unintentional, and the decoration of the Confederate graves, the follow- THE NATIONALS ing programme was adopted, and Friday, June 13, was the eating and drinking line can always be found at were captured—outbatted and outplayed at all points. accidental that the quarrel the night before never Henze's. Tuesday, June 10, at 8:35 a. m. Well—we have waited 'till they went North, and here took place; that there was the same affectionate feel- seleoted a« the day : At Oak Hill Cemetery the ceremony will be con- Tickets for the round trip only $5, good for four is the result: ings between Miss Duer and-deceased when they met days. after the shooting as before, and that 2,160 grains of ducted at 2:30 p. m., under tbe direction of Mr. H. Dan. O'Brien NATIONAL. W. Brewer. T. It. IB. R.B. P.O. A. E. chloral were purchased for Miss Hearn, and so the is certainly a credit to the city, Inasmuch as his fame case rests until IVIonday morning. At Arlington the ceremonies will commence at 5 p. has become co-extenslve with the country's bounda- G. S. KOONTZ, " Holly," 1. f. : 4 0 0 0 1 0 1 m., and oonslst of prayer, an address by Hon. Joseph ries. The popular host of the Emmet House, opposite McClellan, s. s 4 0 2 2 1 4 3 The relaxation of strictness of Miss Duer's confine- lt8 GENERAL AGENT. Derby, p. r. f 4 0 0 0 0 8 0 C. S. Blackburn of Kentucky, and the decoration of the Baltimore and Ohio Depot, is the good genius of ment and constant Intercourse with her friends, to- the graves. visitors to the capital city. They fiock around him Baker, c. f. 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 gether with the testimony now all being in her favor, "PJ XCURSIONS. Ellick,3b 3 0 0 0 2 1 2 Coaches Will leaveihe corner of Ninth street and like sheep about a bell-wether, for they know that his Instead of against her, has caused her to become some- Pennsylvania avenue, (Marble Building.) lor-Arling- hotel is a haven'of rest for them, and where their Lynch, r.f.p 3 0 0 0 1 4 2 what better, and to-day she looked less haggard and The Favorite Steamer Myerle, lb 3 0 2 2 10 0 0 ton at 4 p. m. every comfort will be cheerfully provided for. The distressed, and was more cheerful, consulting with Those desiring to contribute flowers for this object Emmet House, though young in years, has achieved Booth, 2b 3 1 0 1 3 2 2 her counsel frequently, and. occasionally smiling at can deposit them at Marble Building, corner of Ninth MARY WASHINGTON, Trott, c 3 0 0 1 9 4 5 amusing incidents of the trial. an immense popularity, and the motto ot the proprie- street and Pennsylvania avenue ; Mr. J. W. Robert- tor seems to be "ever onward and upward." If the C . J. J. NEWELL, The examination of witnesses will probably be fin- son's, 207 Third street southeast ; Messrs. Luttrell & APT Total. 31 1 4 27 23 1« patronage; of the houBe continues as at present the ished Wednesday or Thursday, and the case given the Wine, 1930 Pennsylvania avenue; Mr. Phillip C. Hun- house will have to be enlarged to provide sufficient ac- Will make Two Daily Excursions to MANCHESTER. jury by Friday night. gerford's, 487 F street southwest, or at Mr. Henry W. commodation. T. R. IB. K.B. P.O. A. E. Brewer's, 70 Market street, Georgetown. Coggswell, lb. a 3 3 4 15 0 0 A Bloody Tragedy. Mount Vernon Springs and Marshall Hall Wood, c. f a 2 The Bon Ton. 2 3 1 0 0 ., June bloody double tragedy, Every Morrissey, 3b.. a 1 1 4 1 1 0 OTITAWA, ILLS 7.—A —A Georgia farmer set a spring gun in his corn The superiority of the liquors which are served at McGlyn, c a 7 the result of a long standing feud between the White crib, which declared a dividend ot one dead negro the MONDAY, TUESDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY,. 1 3 4 4 0 and Conners families ol this city and vicinity, took the celebrated Bon Ton, as well as the happy disposi- Leary, p 5 0 1 1 1 11 0 second night; and the jury's verdict was involuntary tion and gentlemanly deportment of our friend Billy place to-day. Lawrence White was shot dead by a suicide. Leaving her wharf 9:30 a. m. and 8:30 p. m. Sundays, Kowen, r. f.... 5 1 1 2 0 0 1 revolver in the hands of D. T. Conners, and Conners Wright, has caused this establishment to become one 5 S 2 3 2 0 0 of the most successful restaurants in the city. tothe same points, at 3 p. m.; returning at 8 p. m.. 5 2 3 5 1 1 0 himself was Immediately thereafter killed by a bullet WHY was a mother of one of the old Peruvian rulers sharp. a from some 'unknown hand. Revolvers were freely like a piece of rubber ? She was an lnca-raiser.—Bos- A Grand Concert by the Continental (Quartette and 5 0 1 1 2 1 drawn and used among the remaining parties to the ton Transcript. DOOLEY'S delicious soda waters lm Orchestra on each trip. quarrel, -but no further deaths resulted. The cause of Total. 49 13 17 27 27 26 2 —"You look sober; smile a little." tbe quarrel is unknown, and a coroner's jury will In- PHOTOGRAPHER Kloczewskl. Bound trip 35 cents. INNINGS. vestigate It. He smiles, and the photographer says, " Not so much, 123456789 sir; my instrument is too small to encompass the Mr. A. M. Kloczewskl, the well-known apothe- myll-Smo opening." cary and chemist, has removed his pharmacy to ISO. 423 Ninth street, between D and E, five doors below ^^N AND AFTER JUNE 8 National 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0—1 THE OATES SCANDAL. lady gave this as her idea of a great man: Manchester 0 0 1 1 2 5 2 2 0—13 AN OLD his former location. This large and magnificent store What Manager Bob Miles Has to Say " One who is keeriul of his clothes, don't drink spirits, Is fitted up in first-class style. Mr. Kloczewskl has Earned runs—Manchesters, 3; Nationals, 0. Two About It. kin read the Bible without spelling the words, and constantly on hand a full assortment of chemical, for- The Steamer Thompson base hits—Coggswell, MoGlyn, Myerle. Three base eat a cold dinner on wash day without grumbling." eign and domestic preparations, fine perlumery, Will leave SIXTH STREET WHARF hits—Wood and Tipper. Total bases on hits—Man- [From the Cincinnati Enquirer.] A pretty style of graduate's dress is made of sprfgged toilet articles, sponges, etc. Everything is of the best EVERY SUNDAY, AT 4:30 P. M* chesters, 23; Nationals, 5. ' First base on errors—Man- In another part of this paper will be found a num- mull muslin, with pleated ruffles ot the same, and pro- quality. Preparing physicians' prescriptions a spe- For an excursion to GLYMONT, returning at 8 chesters, 6; Nationals, 1. Passed balls—Trott, 5. Wild ber of letters from Alice Oates, the Queen of Opera fuse decorations ot pale blue and rose-colored satin cialty. o'clock p. m. Fare, 25 oents. pitches—Lynch, 2. Struck out—Wood, Morrissey, iiouile,r to one Henri Laurent, the gander-legged ribbon in loops and cravat bows. THE JANE MOBELEY MoGlyn, 2; Leary, Tipper, Sweasy, 2; Holly, MoClel- tenor, who was a member of her troupe a season or so Will leave SUNDAY, 15th, at 3:80 o'clock, and every lan, Derby, Baker, Ellick, 2; Lynch, 3. Double play— The materials in use lor untrimmed plain round Sheboygan. ago. Last night an Enquirer man found Bob Miles, skirts are corduroy, plain satin, ladles' cloth, velvet, Sunday thereafter, 40 miles down the river, returning Morrissey, Cogswell, Wooahead, Sweasy and Cogs her manager, behind a desk in Hawley's, poring over This famous water Is acknowledged by the medical about 8:30 o'clock. Fare, 50 cents. je8 2m3 well. Time of game—2 hours, 10 minutes. Umpire— striped satin and moire silks and moire and faille fraternity as the purest mineral water ever intro- a copy of the Mercury containing the billet-doux, and striped silk. James Devlin. looking as though he had lost every friend he had in duced in this market. It is superior to the Saratoga the world, and never expected to find another. WE UNDERSTAND that Mr. Sam. Kinsley of the Na- Springs in every respect, and without any exception, " LET us wait." " Hello, Bob," said our youth, " what do you think of tional Theater will give another excursion shortly. it is the only pore mineral water in the market. The THE CHOICEST TEAS, your star and the great female American letter We trust he will do so, and by all means have Captain success it has met with has proven beyond a doubt TILL they go North. that those who ever try Sheboygan waters once become writer?" Johnson ot the Western Maryland road to be with The Most Delicious Coffees, WE have waited. "I .hardly know what to think," responded Mr. him. ermanent customers. This water can be found at Miles. "lamas much surprised as it is possible-for Sohn Nass', 821 Four-and-a-half street southwest, who WERE the Cogs-well greased yesterday? a man to be." ON THE 30th instant Mr. J ohn Plant of the National Is sole agent for the District. William J. Herdman is The Best Variety of Canned Goods,- 1 Theater will give a select excursion on the Potomac. his factotum on the outside, and a better or more THOSE beautllul photographs are now in order— "She seeais to be dead gone' on the fellow," sug- The steamer W. W. Corcoran will sweep down the active gentleman never lived. In thiB connection we anything to divert one's attention irom Manchester. gested our youth. pallucid waves of the Potomac's brilliant deep on this will state that Mr. Nass Is agent for the celebrated Oh, horrible! "She was «dead crazy after' him, 1 know," replied The Finest New York Butter Mr. Miles, " but I thought she had gotten over it, for occasion. . Bergner & Engel's Philadelphia lager beer. Is MANCHESTER North? Happy thought—north- she has sinee married, if I mistake not." What Barnnm Offers. east. Give us eight to seven, but thirteen to one Is Ladies' Toilet Articles. In short, the best of everything in the TEA AND "Married whom ? " was the query. P. T. Barnum telegraphed Messrs. English & Sup- too much. " Whoa, Emma!" "A Philadelphia man named W-atkins," was the The last French steamer which arrived in New GROCERY LINE, at the GREAT PINAFORE. plee that he would give $500 for their five-pound TEA COMPANY, 1104 Twelfth street. Satisfaction of those tantalizing croakers that we have been answer. "At least that was the understanding," frog. The offer was declined, John English asserting York brought a large assortment ot ladieB' toilet ONE continued Bob, "for Watklns kept hanging around articles for our fashionable Parisian modiste, Miss guaranteed, both as to quality and prices, in every thumpimr had the impudence to ask us when the De- that while he did not run as big a show as Barnum, instance. Send postal card for trial order. It8 fiance Club of W ashlngton was coming home. her during our Eastern trip until 1 got tired of it, and he had tbe greatest curiosity. Al. Supplee inlormed Burroughs, and comprise all the latest designs and told him that It would have to stop. He then told me us the critter was not for sale, as he intended to have styles. The fashionable world should call and ex- THE Nationals and Manchesters only played one in her presence that he would get a divorce from his it stuffed at the Smithsonian; while Jim Hallihan amine them. FFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF lnnlne on Friday, rain putting a stop to iurther play. wife on the 20th of May, and that he would marry her remarked, " The baste is only fit to ate." In the O THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. The Manchesters made one, and the National none. three days alter. While in New York 1 had a talk meantime the frog Is on exhibition at the Chesapeake Summer Garden. with Archie Gordon of the Dramatic News about the club that has visited Washington this sea- saloon, weighs five pounds and measures twenty- That genial and ever-popular caterer to the public, EVERY matter, and I told him that if Mrs. Oates got married seven and a half inohes. son, with but one or two exceptions, speak highly of she would have to look out for another manager, as I Ned Dubant, has opened his summer garden at the WASHINGTON, May 31,1879. the treatment received at the hands of the National corner of Seventh and N streets, and has been over- would not give her five oents a week if she had a hus- Sealed proposals will be reoelved at the office as- Club.—Philadelphia Mercury. band lagging around at her heels. 1 told her the THE WINE STAND at .the Schuetzen Park for this run with the elite of the city. Ladles and gentlemen same thing, and that's the reason, 1 think, she did not Fest has been taken by Messrs. Marinelll & Supplee. who enjoy a soft crab, clams or oysters should visit above until 12 o'clock m., Tuesday, June 10th, for fur- THE Mutual and Kendall played Decoration Day, tell me of her marriage when she passed through the Mr. Marinelli is an Importer of wines, and none but Dubant's summer garden. game resulting in favor oi the Mutual. Score, 5 to 3. city last week." first-class brands will be served. Mr. Supplee's repu- nishing supplies to the various branches of the Dis- The game yesterday between these clubs resulted In tation as a first-class restaurateur is a sufficient Claret Wine. favor of the Kendall. Score, 10 to 6. They will play '• What did she say then ? " queried our man. guarantee that the stand will be run in A1 style. trict government for the year ending June 30, 1880,. on the National grounds Tuesday, June 10. " Well," responded Mr. Miles, "I think she came As the warm weather approaches the eyes ol all West just to tell me of her marriage, but the manner mankind are turned towards the beverage which cools Information, samples and blanks will be furnished' 1 opened out on her scared her, for the instant 1 saw Deplorable Result of Too Much Ad- OUR BASE-BALL REPORTER heard the score of the 1 the blood and does not intoxicate. Messrs. Tharp & upon application at room 17, Morrison Building, Manchester game early last evening, and has not her I said, 1 suppose the statement in the Dramatic vertising. Co. have just received their first Invoice of claret wine, been seen slnoe. The last seen of Mike Scanlon he News, that L would sever my connection with her if she About half-past 8 o'clock last night, as officers which they have imported direct, and offer to the trade Four-and-a-half street. was In his gymnasium beating the sandbag—the bag married, was made on the strength of my statement Smith, Jones and Brown were trying to keep In line the genuine article at the lowest market prices. As busted, and he then got in the little boat, and had run to Gordon while in New York.™ She asked 'What the crowd pressing into the Great Plnalore Tea Com- we relerred to claret when we commenced the article By order of the Commissioners. bis score up to 5,000, when the rope gave way, and Mike dilierence it would make to me whether she was mar- pany's store, 1104 Twelfth street, John White and the trade should see the necessity of obtaining the was picked up and .carried to his comer, behind the ried or single ?' I told her that three fourths ot her Thomas Black, becoming impatient at the delay, pure article, which can only be round at Tharp & E. B. TOWNSEND„ bar, and gasping lor breath he exclaimed, " What's ' draft' In the West, where she was strongest, was attempted to get in ahead of their turn, when they Co.'s, F street, two doors from Ninth. the matter with the bloody duHers anyhow ?" among the young men, and if she was married they were promptly arrested by Officer Brown, who marched jel-2t3 Superintendent of Property.. Boating;. would not care a rap to see her. She then laughed them off before Justice Green, who, sparkling soda water. lm and said: 'What would I want with a husband?' DOOLEY'S ECIMAL LOTS OF RAILROAD AND MIN- regular meeting of the Potomac Club, " With considerable asperity," AT THE Isaid: 'Maybe you want some one to support.' 'As Lectured them for their temerity." Analostan Island. Wednesday evening, several new members were elec- If I haven't enough to support now IV was her answer. D• ING STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND ted, and arrangements entered into lor the annual re- ' No,' she continued; ' Mr. Watkins loves me dearly, Churches, associations, as well as private parties Gus at the Free and Easy, and " don't SOLD ON MARGINS OF SEVENTEEN PER gatta, to take place on the 7th of July, the tenth and is willing to take me off the stage, and support KELLOGG IS who Intend 'giving picnics during the season, should CENT. AND UPWARDS FOR CASH. Desirable anniversary of the club. It is designed to make this me elegantly; but I will not let any man living sup- you forget It." • visit A. Kodier, manager of Analostan Island, and permanent investments made for capitalists. Interest one of the most interesting events that has ever taken port my mother and my family.' To day 1 saw a gen- Alderney. secure tbe same for picnics. It is the pleasantest allowed on deposits subject to sight draft. Stock place on the Potomac river. At four o'clock the races tleman who lives in Philadelphia, and he told me that little spot in the country, and every attention is given privileges secured at lowest rates. The Operator, a will begin, consisting of single, double and four-oared his wife Is a great frfend ot Mr, Watkins' family, and The success of the Alderney Dairy has astonished to all guests, and without exoeption it is the finest paper devoted to finance and invesment, sent on ap- shells, light oared barges, stationary and sliding seat that his mother told her that her son had married Mrs. and confounded the competitors of our energetic place In the country for family picnics. plication. D. P. HERRICK & CO., Bankers and pleasure boats, etc. After the races the club barges Oates on the 24th of May. These letters," said Bob, friend, Mr.F. K. Ward, who never think for a moment Brokers, 43 New street, New York. lt*4 and boats will be manned, and the guests conveyed to returning to their perusal in Che paper, " make plain that the public can tell the difference between watered the beautiful and romantic pavilion of the club, to me many things that were inexplicable when they milk ana the genuine artiole. The success of Mr. perched on the rocks nearly one hundred feet above occurred. 1 know now what made her so nervous and Ward is owing to the fact that he sells pure milk, has ANALOSTAN ISLAND, the river, for a dance. The arrangement of the affair sick when she failed to get letters from Laurent. the best wagons and fastest horses, and does not allow THE GREAT has been placed in.the hands of the following com- Why, rfght in the midst of the success of Little Duke, his milk to curdle before it is delivered. The old- THE PICNIC GARDEN, mittee on racing: Messrs. Gibson, Boberts and in San Francisco, she got sick and lost ten days'play- fashioned way ot carrying a tin cup in one hand and Wheeler. On entertainment: Messrs. Bestor, Gib- ing. Now 1 see what was the matter." a gallon can in the other has been destroyed ; hence For Private Families, Churches and Asso- son, Doyle, Cropley and Wheeler. The committee on the opposition of the old fogy milk men. racing are already busily engaged in making up crews, " What a fool she was to write such letters," urged ciations. PINAFORE HAMS, and some good ones are booked. our reporter. DOOLEY'S Ice-cold sòda water. lm The best and most desirable location for PICNICS. Extra Fine Quality, 10 Cts. a Pound, " Well, she is only a woman," responded Bob, and Only to be had from the THE Khalathumplans have been Ordered out, with a then he added: " But she was a bigger fool not to $7.50 will purchase six fine dress shirts to order. ^ A. K0DIER, Manager. GREAT PINAFORE TEA COMPANY, full compliment of instruments, for a frolic en July 4. have recovered possession of them. Mrs. Laurent 2m JORDAN, DARE & Co., 1006 F street. lt3 1104 Twelfth street. 6 THE CAPITAL: JUSE 8, 1879.

' •* ForTHB CAPITAL. her awake in her bed. She would give me no expla with her Henri, and the correspondence closes with a Then, again. Englishmen generally seem to, regard nation. After continual questioning on my part the SUN-LIGHT. telegram in these words from Alice í their hands as inconvenient addition» to-their bodies LOTTEBIES. girl told me she meant to kill us all and get the money of which they are ashamed and of who»«'use they are and jewelry she supposed we possessed. Not feeling * Yes, I forgive you." Ignorant. It is, therefore, an important consideration BY MARIE LE BARON. sale with her about, I brought her to court. She said to find a place in which to stow away these ungainly that her mother sent her here on purpose to kill us. Cabinet Scene. incumbrances, and they like to keep them hidden in Fair fall the sunbeams in the vale, A very short time ago she said: ' What a fool I was; B. B. H. {solus.) In silence and at night the con- their pockets, ready, H'ke their coppers or tlieir pocket- (Gold arrows from light's quiver,) I might have done It with a knife.'" knives, for any sudden emergency. We are well 0TTERY science feels, that backbone may be better than Beneath their touch the grasses pale Judge Hflbreth was mentally whip-sawed by this aware that there Is little grace of curve or outline whisky, and one Chandler stronger than many Kobe- abont a man standing with his hands in his pockets • Untold, with many a shiver, remarkable case, and called the child to him. Her sons and Babcocks, Belknaps and brothers-in-law. that his attitude savors strongly of undue self-confi- 1 And whisper low: style ceems, from all reports, like that of an early dence, and that it may tend to his moral deteriora- ífyv STÁT E A U T H 0 R1T Y. ! Second terms are more than whisky rings and siihple tion. Indeed, we may say that we fully admit the ms. I grow ! 1 grow! snake, sinuous and wickedly intelligent. She was hymns than patriot blood ; and I would also take occa- custom of thrusting the hands into the pockets of the very honest In her answers, however, and in a pecu trousers to be gravel^ objectionable,' and are quite un- Deep in the blossom's breast there burns sion to state that he who lays his hand upon a negro llarly purring cat-like tone of voice said that Miss de prepared to defend It upon any moral or artistic grtund A flame of yellow splendor, save to vote him the Republican ticket, is a bulldozer, Vallly had treated her very kindly, but that she had whatever; at the same« time, honesty and a love of 'Till every petal outward turns whom to call anything but rebel Is base flattery. veracity, eompel us to allow that such a position Is ex- intended to kill her to possess herself of her jewelry. tremely cemfortable. 15,000 for $1. With blush Qf oolor tender, What, ho, without there, Zack, my blank veto book! THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY " But what were you going to do when you got the And rustles low: [A pause.] Men have called me weak ; they are There Is a profane saying that meet things' which are is drawn In pursuance ot an aot of the General As- money?" asked the puzzled magistrate. nlco are either wrong, expensive or unwholesome sembly of the State of Kentuoky X grow! I grow! another. Let them go there themselves. This comes " I was going to send for my mother, and she would and wo do cot claim for the consoling practice In qucs» FOE THE BJBNEF1T O* of .ill-advised timidity. Zack, hand me down the tlon that It er 9,1850, was duly executed, deliv- The Seminary, in which 1 took the role of the Abbe de George Arnold, Harry Clapp, Artemus Ward, Ada see pussy in the agonies of death. The cat, though we do not think that the most copious letter-press, ac-1 i ered, accepted - ami approved., and that Perigord. Later 1 acted in comedy with my friend companisd by numerous illustrations, could define j : said bond Is duly filed In myofificeas clerk Glare, Will Winter and others flashed and flourished— immoral and given to thieving, either suspected them exhaustively. the Count of Ghoiseul-Gouffier, general agent of the ot said court. this young one of the kind Fitz-James O'Brien wrote something or was not hungry, for she went and sat In French clergy; 1 equipped a oorsalr. But what would It would be hard to say when this practice first be- ij^rtness my official signature and seal of office at » splendidly conceptlve article for Harper's anent the the window viewhsg the affairs of the neighbors ; came general. We can recollect t&e time when a ven- Newcastle. Henry county, Kentucky, this you ? At that time everybody was playing in comedy awful experience suflered by a friend and himself while the lady's son*eame in from school and at once erable arrangement of the male attire precluded any- s 25thi day of March, A. D. or farce. The Pope accepted a dedicatory epistle from thing of .the kind, and when the right trousers pocket from the assault of a materially tangible, but an proceeded to the cupboard. He was a boy that would I "W. W. TURNER, Voltaire ; generals were embroidering ; abbes cele- was dignified by the name of "fob,"' The Introduction AL •ocularly invisible entity. oat ten-penny nails when he was hungry, and he had ot a rude hand into thfs highly-respectable niche would 5/ ™ - ( County Clerk, brated mass in boudoirs, and nobles amused them- The article was published somewhere about '59, missed all his lesson» that day thinking about how have sadly disarranged the studied adjustment of ™ — ' Henry County, Kentucky. selves with the democratic insolence of Beaumarohals' the three inches of ribbon which suspended from it a Address all Crefers to WILLIAMSON & CO., Gen- three years or so belore poor O'Brien's death in the hungry he was. Hé went for that catdose of sausage, large bunch of seals and watch-keys. Nor had the arai Eastern Agents, 699 Broadway, Nfew York. Figaro. I play my part. An aristocrat, 1 demand the swampy land of Virginia, where, as a private soldier and then uttered sush a yell as only cold poison can youth of the period any temptation to trousers-pocket List of drawings' published In the New York Herald. equality of classes; bishop of Autun, I went In for the •in the Federal army, He gave out'his existence. produce. The lady ran home from the neighbor's their hands, as those vestments reached to within a Sum, Staats ZeitUng, Philadelphia Record), Philadel- liberty of conscience; brought up in the church, I lew inches ef their chins, and, If tney contained pock- phia Sunday Dispatch. Pittsburg Dispatoh and Louis- This story is, In point of finish, rather better than house, and the first tiring she saw was her boy writh- ets at all, tkay held them almoBt cufeoi reach. ville Commercicu All out-of-town ticket-holders are brought about the sale oi ecclesiastical property for 'Foe, though, of course, fashioned after, his vein of ing on the floor, and" the cat sitting in the window As regards the origin of the trousers pocket, we are mailed a copy of the official list as soon as received. the national benefit; the head or my house, 1 helped The next following drawing June S0; lera. brain-inventive twisting. Its plot was that of two with a sardonic grin on its jaw. Hie boy was stomach- inclined to think that it is a lineal descendant of the on a revolution to proscribe titles and privileges. Ah, old waist-belt, into which were stuck swords, knives, Wanted at once. Good, Reliable Agents in every room-mates being assaulted by a something they pumped and got well ; but the cat left and has not TBwn. Address as above. jel-2tS* my dear fellow, what comedies have 1 not taken part pistols and pouches. The modern trousers pocket is could not see, buteould feel: a sort of invisible ourang- been heard from since. still the usual receptacle of the knife ; we have known in. I figured on the stage of the Luxembourg at outang, and after a desperate struggle securing it; it to contain a pfstof, and it commoaly holds the purse Bonaparte's first ovation; also In the laughable inter- or pouch; and, although a belt, with its scabbard, tying it and having a plaster ol parls caste taken lude of the 18th Brumalre. 1 have been the confidant " Southaem Civilization." dirk and wallet, may sound better in poetry than •of the same; the invisible materiality dies—their trousers pockets, we do not knowOhat it is one whit of a terrible person known as the first consnl and Dr. Holland, the nice-old lady who edits Stribner's peculiarly jim-jammatlc sentiments at Its interment more deserving of honor, or that lb is-In reality more the emperor. I am old and my memory is somewhat Magazine, wrote an article on Southern civilization romantic. The most curious speelmen of trousers and their paganlc anticipations of punishment for pookets that we have ever seen wa&tlae property of a cloggcd; but I fancy that I took part in a tragedy once, which has called down tsjion him the criticism which their interference, all blend to add to the peculiar small boy. It was evident from their exterior that tho ugh I only had to say a few words of approbation he was Ashing for, and; by » certain amount of irrita- they were not kept for empty show»' PBEC'EDENSKD ATTRACTION«!, interest of the delirium tremens story—for it is remark- or cruel indifference." It was " The Duke of tion, advertised weak falsehood into literary reputa- ably well told, and by Its finishing has a fine garb of When the owner was called upon- bo- disgorge their Enghlen I" tion of a oertain sort. St ig the first time that the nice contents the wonderiul things wMoh' were produced Over Half a Jillion DMrilnted, truth about It; especially is the same strong when old lady of Scribner's has ever thrown milk and water from theiF depths surpassed description. Pieces of •O'Brien argues as to-the reasonableness of. such an The real prfnee started in a rage at this home thrust, with any courage ; and e?en In this instance 1« is the string, sugoeeandy, gun-caps, chocolate,, a dead mouse, Iktaisiana (Mate Lotteip Company. invisible materiality, from the fact that solid glass but composed himself, and asked his impersonator to a half-eaten apple, and some elastic- bands constl temper or a driveling oltk mand, net the boldness of a tuted but »small portion of the curiosities which were This institution was regularly incorporated by the materials can be finished and be Imperceptible ; he proceed. man. Dr. Holland wrote a stupid novei called drawn slowly- oat. Sacn a special«- uweto as deter- XjBgielaturo of tie« Stato for Rduc&tlonal and Char- mine that; although the question, of potting one's -could have gone larther and reckoned in his reason- " My great play is in a hundred acts, dark, compli- " Nicholas Somebody,fou something, and it was so itable purposes in 1808 for the teen »f Twenty- cated and confused; 1 doubt Its meiality; I don't hands into-one's own pookets night ¿e to a certain .d3*re Years, to which contract the inviolable faith ing the material, but utterly imperceptible movement dry that people thought the milk and water had extent an open one, no consideration woald ever in- of the State is pledged with a capital of $1,900,000, to of the prestldigitateur's hand ; but to our subject: know its author, but I claim all the eredit, and " turned to rancid chec3e, aad faitea in the road ont of duce us to put our hands into the pockets-of a small whleh it has since added a reserve fwnd of $350.000. Here a valet brought the meek prinee a copy of the boy. It may toe well to be on o¥rgu<**d> against an IflTS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWING All of this preface Is merely to introduce a being the old lady's cart. Ib was so dry that eefewebs even worsemanlaea.l tenden- GRAND«HROMENADE CONCERT, cies putting his bands into ours. During: which will take place the its location Is in New York. news, for I observe that, great minister-as you are, you library by "Nicholas Something " or other, fer no- start." People oh an> aesthetic turn maj>poseibiy think that 109th> GRAND MONTHLY A human vampire Is an unpleasant being to have body would take it out. ». the subject of trousers pockets is not a la»r«e one; but AND THE " I do," replied the actor, "for I read here of a new in this world simple things oftsa> carry with them about the house, and it remains to Gotham to have the It beat McMunn's "S-lirfiir of Upinm" as anaporihc, . Extraordinary Semi-Anauai Drawing, drama about tobe performed In whleh I shall have to stronger associations than others which are more com- first of the same^n America. New York is a progres- and a Boston school girl fell In love with the author plex or isere dignified, and familiar objieets which are 4 At New ®»ieans, Tuesday, June 17,1879, take a part. It is the Ordoonanoes of Charles X., and sStie city—it has had its great fires, its Boss Tweed, on account of the elaborate- tails about " Sulchaw." constantly la use, be they ever- so insignificant, are i Under the personal supervision and management of I call it the Revolution of 1890.." more bou-nd. up- with our dai ly lite than, some philoso- Itten. London as the minister of the new dy- TheJ- 1 GRAND. PRIZE OF 20,000 20,000- ing in his own carriage,, one going te> the van-Its of terprlse, weresomething so opposed to death that some? ' 2 LARGE PRIZES OF 10,000 20,000- olutionary changes. Last week she entered the Fifty- The Southern cross-roads-p»ï>er3 should 1st the nice Valencay, the other to the Cemetery of Pere la how the shook is of one suddenly stricken intensified. ! 4 LARGKERIZES OF 5,000 20,000' seventh street police court', carrying with her a nine-, old maid pass unnoticad;.and leave it to disinterested It is too sad fer words. Just a&the Herculean task m- 20 PRIZES-OF 1,000...... 20,000. Chaise. year-old quadroon child, and surrendered her over to journals to give her such notices as this. about finished;.just as from tke wonderful resource ef 50 " 500 25,000. his tireless- brain a plan is submitted that has re- 100' the judge, with the astonishing announcement that f 300 30,000. Reaping Wild Oates—Tenor aa.cE Sopisramo. ceived* the approbation of a great commercial center— » 200 " " 200 40,00» this infant had for some months been trying to kill He who sows shall reap, and the wind shall come up and undoubtedlyu'ill be adopted; one that reaches 600 " 100 60,000 her and her household by throttling each of them in USE OF TRMTSEKS POt'KEIS. the amhiiioni oi a p oor young n&an—a plan so feasible 10,000 '- 10 100,00a whirlwind; but he who sows wild oats shall reap and so simple that we involuntarily exclaim, "Oh i turn at night, and by breathing into their open mouths AEFROXLMATISa PRIZES. tares in the fullest sense of the word, as Is fully proved The Custom of Stowing «be HandftTherr- why was-it not thi iught of before?" Standing on the 100 Approximation Prises of $200.. $20,000 while they slept. The child, she said, had admitted by the recently published love letters of Aliee Oates, in—moral andtjEMhelle Considerations deck of tho <£Seiw ral Werderv three weeks ago, with 100 do. do. 100,. 10,000 Thereto Appe^alsbag. myself and" anotf ter iriend. he exclaimed with, for to her that she essayed the same with the intent of whilom the adorable- kie&er of opera boaffe, and 100 do.. do. 75.. 7,600 possessing herself with the jewelry of the family. [From the Saturday Review.Jj him, unusaal in petuosity: "The Werder Bhall sail yclepted the " Champagne Cocktail of the Stage," - One of the numerous- crajel devices csneeired by with- the, Woodr uft scientific expedition;" adding, 11,279 Prizes, amounting to : $522,500 .Miss de Vallly testified that she had in her house- because of the luminous sparkle that accompanied witfr a stKbnge 1 ¡mile, " whether 1 live or die." But women consists in sewing up the trouser pockets of f La hold an unmarried invalid sister, and Dora, a half- her terpsich^rean gambols- as frhe caroled like a night- boys who have a trld&of puittlng their hands Into them. row-ills,restless ] lands are folded In pathetic dust; the GeS: SŒ» ° ' \ Oommfssloners. life chord snapp* ,d, and his soaring spirit now gazes on ,sister of the vampirlsh child. After rejatlng.the Inci- Such a proceeding l:*doutoliy pleasing to women. First, Application for rates to elubs should only be made ingale, and danced'even like the prancing elves and it gratifies their lnstlnctlm love of toileting petty realms,mysterio as. to the officeefi the Company In New Orleans. dental cause of her caring for the same by reason of fairies that attended Titania. punishments; and, .sectornfly, It affords th&m the in- Write for eirouiar-s or send orders to previous ownership, she said, in detail, " They came describable pleasurs-of depri ving the opposite sex of I&ere wild toe many pens to inscribe his name upon M. A. DAUPHIN, The Bottom of this duama. behind the scenes is thascroiliof fan.ie. in his integrity,his unselnshnass, P. O. Box 692, New Orleans, Louisiana, into my eharge at their mother's request, she being a privilege and comfbrt exclusively its own. Trouser Henri Laurent, longest and worst of tenors, whom pockets may net ooastlti&t» the most romantie portion his energy, bis capacity, his modesty and his earnest.- Or same at .No. 319 Broadway, New York, too poor to rear them. Dora has lived with us four little Oates loved with a lond devotion that jumped of what Americans call g&rmenture, but) they not the nees consisted I his great strength and made a rare Or JNO. W. CLARE, years. We have given her an education, and she is a the trifling obstacle ot Laurent's wife and inconti- less form a highly characteristic feature of the male combination. In years to eome, when the result de- 1Î0âXeiv I ork avenue, Washington, 1). C. costume of the period'; sad if poets brae not yet im- monstrate» the greatness of his work, then, antl only myl8-4i4 good and dutiful girl. Tnree years ago the mother nently skipped all the' staid proprieties. Washing- mortalized them in varaer It is not from having failed then, will be known the honor due to James Orton wrote to us, entreating us to take Eugenia, the girl I tonians who hear the moonlight gossip of the curb- to make much personal nt-e of them. wwMlraflL ITH faring to you. The child, she said, was perfectly white. stone and pave will remember that when Alice was In every nation, and in every statee- of social pro- W We refused to take this second child at first, but the here last she figured in a scene not set down on the gress, some special'attitade of semi-repose is adopted, woman importuned us so much that we were almost which may perhaps best be desoribed as a non-omclal H FIVE DOLLAES bll Is, and was accosted' In rather a violent manner by "standing at 'ease." Thus the Neapolitan leans •compelled to, We paid her passage over, and 1 met Mrs. Laurent, who had ensoonced herself behind a against a wall, .tine Spaniard folds his arms, the M TOC CAN BUY A WHOLH ber at the boat. At first sight 1 was disgusted. She tree box, and waited like a jealous wife in opera Eastern sits cross-legged, and the African squats. IMI'EllIAIj AUSTRIAN was not white, and when I spoke to her she acted like In the United States fingers seem ts. derive rest and H boufle lor the inconstant Henri and Alice to come refreshment from, whittling bits of stick, and the old a dumb creature. For a week she kept up this beha- along. Little Oates fled, even as a killdeer before the Quakers found repose in twirling their thumbs. The vior, which I have since satisfied myself was assumed. hawk, and left Henri to meet the domestic foe alone cavalier rested • his left hand upon the hilt of his - 2! VIENNA CITY GOVERNMENT BOND, .She was perverse, unclean and curiously brutish in sword, and thrwt his right hand Into, bis doublet, ancU Which bonds are Issued and secured by the Govern- and unsupported: In the days of the regenoy, one hand found reposa. Uj aeveral respects. Her head ls.a mass of bumps; her ment, and are redeemed In drawings It seems it was about this time that Henri persuaded beneath the coat-tails, and the' ct-iier recreation with forehead projects heavily, the crown of the head is flat FOUK TIMES ANNUALIiY, his wife to give him a paper in the presence of lawyers an eye-glass. . • " H and the develophfent of the lower brain abnormal. The favoritQr position of Napeleoa 1. was with orjo. Until each and every bond Is drawn, with a larger or at the Imperial Hotel, in wbioh she stipulated that hand within his waistcoat and the other behind his . She spoke little at first, and when she did speak her smaller Premium. Every bond must draw a Prize, as she wa3 to let her husband alone and retracted the back, and less-distinguished personages seem to find voice was so delicate and sott that It reminded me of O there are no blanks. The three highest prizes amount charges of inconstancy. All this was for the consid- consolation in. twirling their moustaches, biting theiu to the mew of a young kitten. When she was told to do nails, or eves, scratching their faces. It will thus be 200 000 FLORINS, eration of ten dollars a week, whleh Mrs. Oates must perceived that while some attitudes of temporaryjn-. anything she would courtesy a dozen or two times, u 50,000 FLORINS, have thought eheap for her darling baby," as sh» dolence are graceful, others aire very much the revarge. <72 smile and go right away and not do It, but instead 30,000 FLORINS, londly calls this six-foot tenor. With a degree oi It must, however, be remeabered that the insipid >Í2J would destroy some piece of furniture. At one time Watts assures us that the angel under whose patron- hsj- And bonds not drawing one of the abpve Prizes must feminise sophistry remarkable to read of she al3o she was told to dust a oertain chair. , She acted in her age idle hands are placed is a fallen one.. To enlarge draw a Premium of not less than persuades herself and Henri that their love Is "ps» upon the varieties of "mischief still" which he ftnds Ö 130 FLORINS, .apparently willing way and left. Shortly after we O and holy,"and calls him her "hub"—abbreviation* of lor them to do might not be easy, but it is less dtft&ult The next drawing takes plaee on tjie found the cane seat cut from the chair and the marks to point oat the places whleh: he finds for them to putt husband. W 1ST OI1 JULY, -of destruction on the wood. There is not a piece of themselves in.' > The real Mrs. Laurent, upon not receiving regu- We have described a lew oi. the favorite attitudes And every bond bought of us on or before the 1st of woodwork in the house that has not the marks of her &> larly the ten dollars a week, which was the fail valu- of other nations and othe? times than our own, and July Is entitled to the whole Premium that may be teeth in it. Once she was sent to bed in the middle of we may add that the special position of ease dear. to. drawn thereon on that date. ation of her absence, reproached Henri ib? his ""C H the day, and two chairs were put beside the bed to Englishmen in these days is to stand with their "idle Out ot town orders sent in registered letters, and in- financial and marital Inconstancy, at which a certain hands" in their trouser pockets. It is truo that tho H keep her in. She destroyed sheets, blankets, ooverlet— closing $5, will seoure one of these bonds for the next "young person," who took Mrs. Oates' place during fashioa of habitually "wearing the hands la the trou- HH- everything with her teeth. She was so skillful that sers packets" has long since passed away with the So drawing. that lady's absence in San Francisco, grabbed Mrs. For orders, circulars or any other information, ad- •never was .she discovered In these horse-like amuse- peg-top trousers which made it exceptionally conve- ÏZJ L. by the throat, and was about to make Henri a > dress nient ; but, although no longer customaay in ladies' anents. Had she confined herself to the same - all widower right there, when the boarders ran in and society, the practice >& still dear to the Briton, and it O •might have been well; but Miss de Yailly continues: is much indulged in when men are emansipated from Q INTERNATIONAL BANK COMPANY, stopped the riot. Finding the lion wouldn't work, the company of the opposite sex. H No. 150 BROADWAY, NEW IOBK CIIY. h-l For some time I had had a trouble of the throat; Mrs. L. determined, like Ktchelieu, to try the fox, As all roads lead to {tome, so do all movements of Established in 1874. what It was 1 did not know. In the night 1 could not which she did by taking a trunk full of love letters the hands of some men seem to lead eventually to the N. B.—In writing, please state that you saw this in sanctuary of their pockets, and between, these recep- the Washington . jel-3t5 sleep, and when I did drop Into a slumber at times written by her rival, a speolmen of which epistolary CAPITAL it seemed as if I was choking. 1 w.as afraid to go ty tacles and their Singers there appeals to be a strong bed; why I did not know. One night Eugenia collection is the following: natural affinity. When men had swords to rest one > wanted to sleep with Dora. She slept alone usually, hand upon and loose doublets Into which to thrust the O and Dora slept In a three-quarter bed. Dora's bed " PALACE HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8,1878. other, it was easy enough to be graceful; but now that SECOND CLOTHING. creaks at the slightest touch. In the middle of the " MY OWIT DEAR HUSBAND : I have just arrived^ we have neither swords nor doublets, and are severely night my sister awoke and heard the creaking of after a very long, tiresome journey, and 1 am sick and buttoned up, our trouser pockets are the only avail- Disposers of left-off Clothing, Watches, Guns, Pis. Dora's bed, and looked Into the looking-glass, in nervous, but.of course you know what is making me able crevices In our ungainly garments. We hare not tols, &c., can get the best cash prices from the original which she could see Dora's bed. Eugenia w.as lean- so now. My darling, I do so miss you; even this oity, w HERZOG'S, 308 Ninth street, near Pennsylvania : that 1 used to think se bright, looks dreary to me now even easy gauntlets Into which to slip our hands, and ing over her half sister; her hands clutched her the gloves of the period are an occasion of constant avenue. Branch, 237 Pennsylvania avenue. By cal throat,- and from her open mouth, which was close to that 1 am ayay from you. You do not know how ling at or addressing the above places prompt atten. dearly your Pettie loves you, and you believe I do, torture and anxiety. The habit of placing our hands M Dora's, she was breathing heavily into Dora's face. in our pookets is, therefore, a simple exigency of cos- tlon will be given to all orders. apl4-ti5 My sister ordered her away. My sister nad a habit don't you, my darling ? Now, my 'hub,' I am just as tired as I can be, so will stop. With a world of kisses tume. With the exception of our faces and our hands, of going about at night and covering up the children. our whole bodies are clothed. As we cannot see the > 'IF TOD WANT TO FIND THE BEST God bless you! Your own true wife. ALICE." Dora was always asleep, but Eugenia was always former, the only members which are apparently naked and cheapest place to buy and sell your new awake. One night last winter I was awakened from and second-hand Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, a sound sleep and saw some one near my bedside, "Hub" and own true wife are good to represent the are our hands. Being generally gloved la public, they never feel well assured of their deceney when Jewelry, Watches, Pistols, &c., call at it was Eugenia, and her hands were on my throat. way a woman. can assume ownership over another ' G. GOLDBERG, ¿She ran out of the room. 1 followed her, and found uncovered, and so they inatinotlvely seels their only woman's husband. Alice at times had love quarrels available shelter. > je9-ly8 * ' 919 and 923 D street. 7 THE CAPITAL: JUSE 8, 1879.

in power that the mere expression and finish of the a chance ray of the vertical sun, it was a perpetual HOTELS AND BEST AITE ANTS. TO TEAVELEES. OUR NJEW YORK LETTER. countenance is comparatively accessory. The average feast to the eye, so cool, so deep, so pure; every reach and pool like a vast spring. You lay down and drunk , June 6, 1879. Washingtonlan need only look at that Napoleon in or dipped the water up in your cup and found it just NEW YORK the Corcoran Art Gallery to catch at once the idea. The ALT1MOBE AND OHIO BAILROAD. 1 he Arabs of Gotham. the right degree of refreshing coldness." And what face and the garments are so exquisitely chiseled out an oriental luxury of fish-life he imagines in the fol- To see New York by gag-llght is lite a yolume of B The great double traok. that one seems to see and feel the very texture of the lowing : "If I were trout 1 should ascend every stream NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT CINE Eagene Sue well dramatized on the stage of real Ufe. till 1 found the Bondout. It is the ideal brook. What WASHINGTON "skin; but this delicacy of finish is but little to the set TO THH The cracksmen and thieves you may see any night In homes these fish have, what retreats under the rocks, North, Northwest, West and Southwest. of the head and the droop of the body and band, what paved or flagged courts and area, what crystal TO TAKE KFFECT the " dives," if you will get a policeman or two to act wherein are expressed the immense depth of thought depths, where no net or snare can reach them—no mud, no sediment, but here and there in the clefts SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1879, at 4:20 a. m. a3 escort a nd ciceroni, and combine the two characters and despondency. of protector and (?uide. Bat the most curious and and leaves ot the rock patches of White gravel—spawn- The meditation that the artist has put In that figure ing beds ready made." Of a nobler order of descrip- Leave Washington : grotesque phase of street Arab life is the realm of th is like that on the brow of Michael Angelo's Moses, +6:05 a. m.—NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA and tion is this glimpse of mountain landscape: " The BOSTON EXPBESS. Ellicott City. On Sundays professional beggar. There are about a half dozen though of a different kind, the expression being sun was gilding the mountains, and its yellow light Club Restaurant, rather tSat of despair than inspiration and hope. This to Baltimore only. Stops at Shipley's, Laurel, An- regular organizations, brigaded according to nation seemed to be reflected through all the woods. At one sort of group business tbat has gained ground in point we looked through and along the valley of deep napolis Junction, J essup's, Hanover, Elk Ridge and alty or race—Italians, negroes, Irish and the like, all America lowers the great art, and tries only to do Mt. Winans. Breakfast at Relay Station. what belongs to painting, without seeming to compre- shadow upon a broad sweep of mountain quite near, 8:60 a. m.—Baltimore, Annapolis and Way. (Pied- generally lame or deformed—which is a part of the hend the great aspiration of sculpture. The beauty and densely clothed with woods, flooded from base to mont, Strasburg, Winchester, Hagerstown, Frederick: capital essential to the business—and very ragged and of detail and expression Is merely photographic copy- summit by the setting sun. It was a wild, memorable scene." These, with many other such passages, show and Way, via Relay.) squalid, which is another fea'ure of the basiness; for ing from nature, and does not make up for the faults NO. 1409 NEW YORK AVENUE, +8:00 a. m.—BALTIMORE AND LAUBEL EX- of conception. Mr. Burroughs' quality as a descriptive writer. He your washed beggar would not do at all. He could exhibits not seldom a line poetic feeling for nature PBESS. Oh, for missionaries to reform the popular ideas of 8:10 a. m.—Point of Books, Piedmont, Strasburg, not excite pity enough to pan out a nickel a day, and and natural scenery, and expresses himself with art, and we would have tewer lobby statues in Wash- native grace and sweetness. This Is not always the Winchester, Hagerstown and Way Stations. then again people would not so readily pay him to get ington and fewer daubs in the rotunda. case, however; sometimes he bétrays bad taste in a 8:30 a. m.—New York, Philadelphia, Boston and rid ot him. These two principles being settled, the Grand March of Police. word, phrase or sentence, and we like him far better Baltimore Express. P ARLOB O AR to New Y ork and Philadelphia. midnight sight-seer curious in human nature may The police review on Thursday was a really scary as a critic of birds than as one of poets and poetry. ISTOW OPEK We hope he may yet be able to write one book with- +8:36 a. m.—St. Louis, Chicago, Columbus and Pitts- expect to find the beggars' dens sometning intensely looking sight, for there came up from the Battery burg Express. Frederick, Hagerstown and Valley fourteen hundred olubbers in military array, with out an allusion to or quotation from Walt Whitman, odorous, even compared with the worst tenement to whose leadership he doubtless owes the choice of Branch, except Sunday. Through car to Staunton. Williams, the' champion skull smasher, in the midst, Pullman cars to Cincinnati daily. Grafton to San- houses. looking as If he wanted some more. Mayor Cooper " boss clouds," and similar occasional words and ex- and the commissioners reviewed the force from the pressions. dusky, daily, except Saturday. Some few years ago the monkey and barrel org an cottage that faces the Everett House on Union Square. J9:00 a. m.—On Sunday only. Baltimore, Annapolis monopolized the whole field of begging; but at the and Way. BAEEY O'BRIEN. 10:00 a. m.—BALTIMORE EXPBE.SS. Stops at> advent of the era of hard times in 1873, as Beecher so For THE CAPITAL. BEST HAVANA CIGARS, Bladensburg College, Beltsvllle, Laurel, Annapoll» graphically describes it, the profession began to iJe CLEOPATRA'S PROTEST. Junction, J essup's and Hanover. recruited largely. 12:10 p. m.—Baltimore, Annapoll;, Ellicott City LITERARY NOTES. and Way. In South Fifth avenue there is a colony oi about BY THE POET LARIAT. 1:30 p. m.—New York, Philadelphia and Boston. forty French beggars, who, in a new country and MADAME MICHELET is said .to be preparing a vol- Come nearer my spotted leopard, and cool with your CHOICE OLD WINES. Express. Stops at Laurel. strange business, exhibit their peculiar national ume relating to the childhood of her husband. tl:35 p. m.—On Sunday only, Baltimore and Way., tongue my hand 3:30 p. m.—Baltimore and Way Stations. characteristics of economy and thrift. They are EDWIN P. WHIPPLE is meditating a volume of lit- I am faint with a fitful lever and tilled with a fancy 1:30 p. m.—Baltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel Ex- actually prosperous, and make a strange contrast at erary reminiscences. It should be very lull and inter- grand; Best Caterer in the Citv, and a Cuisine press. Frederick, via Belay. Stops at Annapolis home to tbelr street make-up lor business. Fierre esting. Lie close to my side, and lend me your passion that Junction. Carre, the patriarch of the colony, is a big, strong +4:35 p. m.—Point of Bocks, Frederick, Hagerstown, ADOLF STODTMAN, the German poet and Uterateur,- poison taints, that Defies Competition, Winchester and Way Stations. On Sunday to Point looking old man on two paralyzed legs, and travels on who died recently, left an unfinished biography of While I ponder the perjured picture the world of your of Rocks and Way Stations only. his oircuit in a sort of velocipede buggy, a most pitiable Burger. mistress paints; +4:40 p. m.—Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta- objeot on the street, but at home a jolly old rascal, tions. A VOLUME entitled "Rambles Through the Land The features and life it has painted, and chiseled and +6:30 p. m.—Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore paternally tyrannical over his subjects, who never of Burns," by A. B. Adamson, has been published in molded and sung, Express. Norfolk except Sunday. Norfolk passen- gers taken In the cars direct to boat at Canton. Stops rebel, but are loyal in the extreme. Belore him the London. Of Egypt's Cleopatra in every land and tongue two wooden legged men who sing duets tremble, and SPECIALTY, at Bladensburg and Laurel. ' THE Children's Fairy Geography" is the title of On canvas, crystal, china, in bronze and brass and ' 6:30 p. m.—Point of Rocks and Way Stations. also the one-armed hurdy-gurdy woman, and so do his an Illustrated work, by Bev. Forbes E. Winslow, an gold; +7:00 p. m.—Baltimore and Way Stations. sisters and his cousins and his aunts. In fact all this +8:10 p. m.—BALTIMORE EXPRESS. ElliOOtt nounced for publication in London. In malachite and marble, on coins and medals old ; Kentucky Blue Crass Mutton, entire commune of lame, halt and blind bow down City, via Relay. "A " is an agreeable little story In mosaic and murrhlne, in coral, oopper, clay, +8:16 p. m.—Chicago, Columbus and Pittsburg before him, and there is but one to check his power MERE ADVENTURER by Mrs. Fanny Andrews, familiarly known as Elzey On ivory and In ebon, in Scotia's granite gray, Express. SLEEPING CAR to Chicago. (Pittsburg with an occasional threat of revolution; this is the old SWEETEST, TENDEBEST, JUICIEST MUTTOH Hay, which J. B. Llpplncott & Co. have recently pub- In opai, ophite, onyx, in sapphire, chrysolite, except Sunday.) Wind w ornan, Jeanne, who will bombard Pierre Carre lished +10:16 p. m.—New York, Philadelphia and Balti- In topaz, turquoise, jasper, in alabaster white; IN THE WOBLD. more Express. Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel. Rex with a gin bottle, or pay the one-eyed boy to lead PROFESSOR MOSES COIT TTLEU'S new manual of In verse and prose and ballad, in history manifold, SLEEPING OAR to New York and SPECIAL her within choking distance of him. The monarch 'English literature will appear early this month, The face and life of Egypt's queen is drawn and SLEEPING CAR to Philadelphia. acts king, minister and treasurer all In one, and (Sheldon & Co.,) and is likely to be the best of Its BLUE POINT OYSTEBS +11:00 p. m.—St. Louis and Cincinnati Express. Carved and told. Pulman cars. always gives satisfaction to his subjects; in fact he is kind ever published in this country. and In this galaxy of artists, in this gallery of art, +Dally. (Sunday only. Other trains dally, except Hayes, John Sherman and Evarts all at once. As A of essays from early volumes of the COLLECTION Where chisel, brush and pen have done their per- Sunday. Mrs. M alaprop says, " like Cerberus, ;three gentle- North American Review, by such writers as Prescott, LITTLE NECK CLAMS All tralnB stop at Relay Station. jured part, men at the same time." Drury, Bancroft, Motley, Emerson and Lowell, will For further Information apply at the Baltimore and shortly be published by D. Appleton & Co. I see nor shade nor shad ow, no sign nor semblance FBOM NEW YOBS. Ohio Ticket Office, Washington Station, and 608,619 A rival commune of beggars is established on the see, and 1435 Pennsylvania avenue, where orders will be Eastside, and is governed by a.n old woman, who is PROFESSOR W. H. VENABLE of Cincinnati, from DEVILED CEABS, TEBBAPIN, &0. taken for baggage to be checked and received at any whom Professor William Matthews of Chicago was re- Of her who stood at Actium with Boman Antony ; point in the city. the friend, in the anti-seventh commandment style, of cently charged with plagiarizing extensively, is ex- I fall to find the features, the force or spirit bold, L. M. COLE, W. M. CLEMENTS, the big-voiced, strong-smelling Dutchman who sings pected soon to publish a volume of essays. Of her who sailed the Cydnuslnher galley wrough Gen'l Ticket Agt, Mast. Trans'n. along the Bowery, while his interesting female accom- GEO. S. KOONTZ, General Agent. "A ItoatJE's ," written by Wllkie Collins twenty in gold ; plice in misery makes a tableau of squalor on the LIFE years ago, and at the time printed in a magazine, has In the character they give me I trace no sign nor ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN GREAT steps of the Bowery Bank. been reissued in the Handy Volume Series by D. Ap- mood 1879. PENNSYLVANIA 1879. In Bleeker street, near Greene street, there is a pleton & Co., with a recent prefatory note from the BOUTE author. Of her's who ohose destruction to a life ol servitude, Cuban colony of vagrants of every color, from delicate TO THE NOBTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. Who bared her bosom proudly and perished like a bull to dark ginger-bread tint, and If they represent : How to Avoid Them and How to DINNER PARTIES "EMERGENCIES Queen, Doable Track, Steel Balls, Splendid the human tints of the "Ever Falthfül Isle," then Meet Them, "is the title of a little paper volume for Scenery, Magnificent Equipment. the pocket, compiled by Burt G. Wilder, M. D., and Preferring death to Oassar, and the grave to Boman the Cubans must be mlscegenatlonlsts, with a most published by G. P. Putnam's Son, which presents In spleen; AT THE CLUB OB FBIYATE HOUSES. IN EFFECT 7:23 P. M., MAY 12, 187». chameleon taste for variety. This parti-colored brief such informatfon as fs desirable in cases of But I see the spiteful venom that guided steel and Trains leave Washington, from Depot, Corner of colony lives in considerable style, and supports drowning, burning, bites by snakes or mad dog, etc., Sixth and B streets, as follows: hand, cheap restaurant and bar in Greene street. The field etc.B For Pittsburg and the West, 10:30 a. m. daily, with And tarnished as it tinted, and poisoned as it Elegant Private Rooms for Parlor Oar to Pittsburg, and Sleeping Cars to Pitts- of business is among the Cubans along Cedar and L. contributes to the J une num- WILLIAM STONE planned. burg, Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicago; 7:40 Wall streets. • ber of the Magazine of American History a sketch of p. m. daily, with Palace Car to Ohioago. Governor George Clinton, uncle of De Witt Clinton, I see the jealous envy that shaped- each curve and The German beggars rarely hunt west of the Bow> Parties. who took a prominent part in the political affairs of turn, BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. ery. The French do not go east of Broadway or north New York during the revolution, of which State at For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara of Washington Square, except the ballad singers, who that period he was governor. In 1795 he initiated the Of chisel, brush and pencil -; but naught of truth dis- Falls and the North, at 7:40 p. m. dally, except Satur- movement for organizing the common-sohool system cern ^ day, with Palace Oar to Watklns. For Williamsport, by nature of the minstrel vagrancy, go every- in New York. This house, elegantly finished and furnished, pro- And 1 see what they have made me, 1 cannot help Lock Haven and Elmira, 10:30 a. m. daily, except where. These curious vagrant pensioners of charity, vided with the best service, is under the immédiat* Sunday. IN A LITTLE VOLUME, entitled "Kapld Transit but see, who hypothecate pity and falsehood together in Abroad," (James Miller, New York,) the anonymous supervision of For New York and the East, 1:30 and 10:16 p.. the way of business, speak a" kind of slang that author—a woman, we presume—presents briefly, in a For what the senseless stone omits is found in history. m. daily, with Palace Cars attached. Limited Ex- press of Pulman Parlor Cars, 9:30 a. m. dally, except only a few people outside the business can simple and agreeable style, the daily record oi a three- The seal they Set upon me ol sumptuous sin and shame, months' European tour,giving the incidents of hurried They stole from frail Aspasia's brow, and Grecian Sunday. comprehend, as you may' judge from the following travel though Scotland, England, Germany, Switzer- For Brooklyn. New York, all through trains connect, speech oi the big cockney beggar, who calls himself Phryne's name. John Chamberlin. at Jersey City with boats, Brooklyn Annex, afford- land, Italy and France, and Indicating, or in a few mh24-tf3 the Cadger^ Sipping the gin or turpentine pepper words describing, the chief points of interest by the I see the perjured picture; I see the wanton vile ing direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding way.;- - -_ — — ' double ferriage and journey across New York city. and water, which" lé his favorite" tap, he declares that They show for Cleopatra—" the Serpent of old Nile ; For Philadelphia, 1:30, 5:30 and 10:16 p. in. dally. And the eager world in earnestthe counterfeit aocepts, "Biz is bloody'bad, blarst it. I don't believe as 'ow A NEW WORK by the late M. Michelet, Le Banquet, Limited Express, 9:30 a. m. dally, except Sunday. there's hany money no more in cadging, for people Is has just been published in Paris by the Author's And down through co mlng ages the truthful type For Baltimore, 6:40, 8:36, 9:80 a. m. and 4:20 p. m. widow. The volume is irom posthumous papers oi rejects ; daily, except Sunday; 10:30 a. m., 1:30,6!30, 7:40 and getting mean as dorg pie wery fast. ' Ere they goes Michit, and is something more than mere notes and a 10:15 p. m. dally. hlnauguratln' arspltals and gospel mills, and try to diary of travel. It was began at Nervi in 1853, and But I scorn to see the [semblance in the picture that For Pope's Creek Line, 6:40 a. m. and 4:20p. m. daily, strike once for a penny, and they says ' broke.' It continued at Turin, but was leit in an unfinished they draw except Sunday. state ; yet, in spite of Its fragmentary character, it is Of her who held ltome captive, whose wish was For Annapolis, 6:40 a.m. and '4:20 p. m. dally, except hexasparates a bleedin' hangel to see how a poor cad said to contain ideas of a high order, and to be in Sunday. ger is cussed and trod on. The profession Is being every way worthy of perusal. Egypt's law. run Into the ground by a lot of white-livered tramps, I would bid thorn go remember that she whom they ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG A NEW edition oi "Library Notes," by Addison P. revile RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH- that don't work the streéts In the regular way of bus- Bussell of Ohio, has been put forth by Houghton, Os- INGTON BAILBOAD. iness, but Is too lazy to work, and only walks through good & Co. This Is a peculiarly rich and interesting Spurned the love of laureled Caesar, when he sought For Alexandria, 6, 7:15, 8, 9,10,11 a.m.;l:16,8,4:20,8, the country begging buttermilk, instead of inslstln' volume, originally Issued three or lour years ago. It her by the Nile 6:00, 7 and 11:30 p. m. On Sunday at 9 a. m., and consists oi a collection of tnoughtful essays made up And offered name and station, and the sovereignty of 1:16 and 7 p. m. on their rights, as a decent oadger ought to." For Blchmond and the South, 6:60, a. m. dally, and almost entirely ol choice quotations from the best Bome, One thing this night view of New York Arabs ancient and modern authors, tied together, so to 6:20 p. m. dally, excepting Sunday. taught me was the fallacy of all stories about pro speak, by a thread of the writer's own meditation and If she would yfeld the conquest and say she was his Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6,7:15,8:00, composition. A good and full index makes the own; 9,10,11 a.m., 1,3,4:20, 5, 6, 7andl2p.m. OnSun- fesslonal beggars ever dying rich. Your " cadger day at 8:90 and a. m. and p. m. wealth of literary anecdote and dicta in the volume That she sent him back, with others, in their regal 10 6:00 may make money, but he never saves It. open for easy reference. Tickets, information, Sleeping and Parlor Oar ac- Jerome Park. robes unmanned, commodations can be procured at the offices: North- THE OBLIVIÀD : A Satire (James Miller, New York Who had corneas hopeful suitors for Cleopatra's hand, east corner Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave- Spendthrilt placed himself on the roll with the Duke B. Q.tfariUb, London,) is an anonymous production nue, northeast eorner Sixth street and Pennsylvania of Magenta, Harry Bassett and King Fisher by win in rhymed heroic couplets—there being nearly two And bid them lay their treasures at the feet of one COB. NI KT H SX. AND PENNA. ATE. avenue, and at the Depot, where orders can be left for ning the Belmont on Thursday, and also proved thousand lines in its-four books—modeled after Pope's more free sel5-ly3 the checking ot baggage to destination from hotels Dunciad. It pretends to be the suppressed work of an and residences. that Sam. Ward knows all about horseflesh; for Than the. spouse of Home's Triumvir—the God-like English author, edited by an American admirer, who Antony. L. P. FABMEB. that noble man, who knows everything as a part of adds his own to the already bulky annotations above WILLARD'S HOTEL. Gen'l Passenger Age"* his business, had delivered an opinion previous to the which the verses float, " rari nantes in gurgite vasto." I would tell them that the pious prude, Octavia, whom FRANK THOMPSON, These notés show a vast deal of wasted pedantic they raise Gen'l Manager. race that places him ahead of Jack Bunsby as a energy. The poem itself, if it have an occasional prophet, and is decidedly better than anything Uncle elephantine touch of wit, is as dull, flat and unprofit- Upon the highest pinnacle of purity and praise, This favorite Hotel having been Billy of the Georgia Scenes could tell about a fight able as one could well imagine. Many English and Is not worthy of the worship they ofler at her shrine, ELLIS & CO., American authors are supposed to be sunk in this For she was never Antony's; he always had been before it happened. Spendthrift had been pulled for Lethean tide of heavy rhyme. Thoroughly Benovated, the Withers Stakes to let Dan Sparling win. There- mine. Painted 937 Pennsylvania Avenue, He took her from her regal home to carry out his part fore yeu could hear a man say when Spendthrift KEV. CHAJRLES (TENNYSON) TURNER, who died re- Throughout, Sole Agents for didn't appear," there goes my hundred dollars," mean- cently at Cheltenham, England, was a brother of Al- But ftever to his bosom, and never to his heart; ired Tennyson, the poet laureate, but had assumed And all, all, all of Antony this haughty dame can ing that he had bet that that horse would win both the name oi Turner for family reasons. In connec- the Withers and the Belmont. Lorlllard, at the tion with Alfred Tennyson he published fi Poems of claim And Entirely Refurnished, THE FAMOUS WEBER, Parole dinner, bet $4,000 that he would name the sires Two Brothers "in 1830; in 1864 a volume ot "Son- Is the sacrifice he offered when he gave to her his nets ;" in 1868, " Small Tableaux ;" adso a collection of name ; Will be open for the reception of guests on and after of the three first in the Belmont, and on that risky sonnets ; and in 1873 a volume of " Sonnets, Lyrics THE BEST IN THE WORLD. wager named Leamington for the first and second and And he has sworn to me by Eios, beneath the Lybian SATUBDAY, the 30th of November. and Translations." Some of his sonnets are very ten- Nearly all the great singers and artists of the world Australian for the third; that is, that Harold and der and beautiful, while in others there are touches of moon, poetic vigor hardly surpassed in the works of the more give them the preference over all others. Also agents' Pawnee would he first and second and 'Spendthrift That he never held her nearer than that peerless lamous brother. Frederick Tennyson, a third mem- BRESLIN & COOKE, for the celebrated third. If any such bet was made the wine at the ber of this family, also a recognized poet, is still liv- plenilune; He has swom it o'er and over that their hands had famous Parole dinner must have been most productive ing. lecl-tf PROPBIETOB8, of pluck. All this has oaused much talk, and there- never met, Smith American Organs. SEVERAL YEARS AGO a public library in Sagliari, on And that his star In Egypt rose when her's in Borne fore that race may be ranked with the most notable of the island of Sardinia, purchased of a priest and ex IOR SIGNS OF THE HIGHEST CHARACTER, the whole year. friar a number of manuscripts on paper and parch- had set. ment, purporting to date from the years 998, 1085, I would tell them that Octavia knew his spirit and FSimpl e or Costly;" Plain and. Fancy Lettering, Mr. Keene, the owner of Spendthrift, came out In 1271 among others, and "relating to philology and the Artistic Work and Decorative Painting distinguished his four-ln-hand, and might have been seen on the his heart, THE EBBITT: obscure periods of Sardinian history, some of them by good taste, and at piices consistent with reliable track early to view his nag as the rider galloped him being in Latin, some in Sardinian, some in prose and His life, his soul, his dest iny, his mind, his every part "WASHINGTON, D. C. value, go to two miles to get him ready. The Corn King—if I some in verse. One of these manuscripts anticipated Was moored upon the Nilus together with mine own ARMY AND NATT HEADQUARTERS. the modern science of philology, and judged the NeO- Before he ever sought her—by Osesar's wish alone. MONTEOP'S, may give Keene that surname—Is a cool, happy and Latln languages from the standpoint of late European Four Iron Fire Escapes. unconcerned-looking man, and evidently has fine scholars. It laid claim to the discovery of an early And she knew the gods of Egypt had smiled serenely 806 D street. nerves, adapted to big gambling on the corn exchange, Italian literature, which is independent of foreign in- down Terms $4, $3, and $2.50 per day. Estimates and Designs Cheerfully Given. feb23-tf6 - fluences, and olalmed as the first born of the Neo- On the union of Bome's consul with Egypt's starry the turf or anywhere else. At the first breakaway G. Latin languages. The Sardinian pride was naturally mar2-tf4 F. Purdy, acting as starter, fined six of the riders gratified not a little at the supposed disoovery, and crown. H CHEAP FUEL! twenty-five dollars apiece, and suspended them for a scholars of considerable repute believed In Its gen- 1 would tell them she they blemished with the brand uineness. The manuscripts became known as the sin and shame day. At the next trial they all got away well, and Carte d'Arbarea," and attracted the attention ot THE HAMILTON," looked most beautifully as they stretched out on the wise men in many parts of Europe. But Mommsen Would have scorned to call him husband who gave first quarter, Harold In the lead, followed by Moni- and other members of the Berlin Academy pro- alone his name. Cor. K and Fourteenth Streets. COKE. nounced them iorgerles, and the correctness of their And had that haughty Boman dame.' the spirit of a ($2.10 per Load of 40 Bushels, or tor, Pawnee and Rochester, and Spendthrift and opinions alter a time was established. Two Italian HANDSOME BOOMS, EN SUITE AND SINGLE. $1.50per Load of 25 Bushels.) De- Jericho behind. The Jerome course Is peculiar, look- professors have just published articles on the subject dove, livered in any Bart of the City. ing like a figure 8, so closely does the track run up In in one of which it is held that they were the work of She'd have sent him back to Egypt, to her who owned some keen-witted palaeographer who had free access his love. TABLE BOARD. four long' curves; but It makes the flying horses look to Sardinian? archives; while in thé other it is shown jan26-6m more ploturesque, as they dash oil and then return, that they were built up from Manna's "Storia Della I am weary; leave me, leopard; you cannot change H. CLAY SMITH, and again off in another direction. It seemed that as Sardegna," and that Manna's errors have been copied in them. your skin, IMPERIAL HOTEL, 1207 Pennsylvania Avenue,. soon as Evans, the rider of Spendthrift, let him go, Nor I the haughty spirit I show to all save him; (FIRST CLASS,) WASHINGTON, D. O. Sole Agent for the Celebrated on the second turn, it was an easy thing, as the horse LOCUSTS- AND WILD HONEY is the appetizing title And 1 thank the gods of Egypt for the mercy they Boom and Board per month, $60 ; per week, $17.60 ; kept right along the middle of the track and won by whioh John Burroughs has given to his new volume. have shown, "JEWEL" CIGAR, 5 Cents, six lengths. Aerolite, the dam of this splendid horse, (Houghton, Osgood & Co.) The phrase carries with per day, $2.60 to $3. it Mr. Burroughs'hints as his reason for choosing it In giving me Mark Antony for all, all, all mine own; HAVANA FILLED. has one of the prettiest names In all the nomencla- To meet the wants of the traveling public this first- "a suggestion of the wild and delectable in nature' And I. thank the god of waters for yielding me the News and stationery depot, all the Sunday (New class Hotel has reduced its prices from $4 to $2.60 and ture of the turf, and Is the best blood of the' country, of the free and ungarnered harvests which the wilder- tide, York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and local) papers for being the daughter of Florlne by Glencoe. ness everywhere affords to the observing eye and ear " $3 per day. Table board $26 per month. sale. Orders received for all publications. feb23-ly4 That floodB the old Nile's bosom where we are side by Mr. Burroughs has been a life-long enjoyerof the je3-tf8 J AS. S. PJEIBCE, Prop'r. Kodgers, the Sculptor. wild and deleotable in nature, and with a quick side; -yy-EDMNG PRESENTS FOR This artist showed some friends yesterday his re- observing eye and ear has enriched himself with thè And to those who call me "Sorceress" and "Sefpent cently-finished group, entitled "The Balcony." It free and ungarnered harvests of the wilderness as those who have read his previous books, "Wake of old Nile," MARSHALL HOUSE, WOOD, TIN, represents a lady on a balcony holding her little boy, Kobin," " Winter Sunshine" aqd "Birds and Poets " And to those who pqlnt me "tigress" and everything AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN, CRYSTAL, CHINA • who Is dropping a coin into the hat of a ragged street- have discovered. The present volume is, like its that's vile, Corner Eighth and D Streets y. W. AND SILVER WEDDINGS). musician below, while the equally ragged sister of forerunners, devoted largely to birds, though be°s This house has been thoroughly renovated, newly fishes, strawberries, and that universally important 1 will say, your shafts fall harmless, for we're so wholly the musician is putting a shaggy terrier through his furnished, papered and painted, and in coziness question, " is it Going to Kaln ?" aré each treated of In one cleanliness and real comfort has not Its superior in In Great Variety, tricks. A pretty picture, done in plastic art, and separate chapters and essays. None Of these is without That when the pulse of one shall cease the other's life the city. Location, in the heart of the oity. Terms, much admired by the uncritical. It is a subject for a' curious interest and fresh gleaned attractive informa- to suit the times. Special inducements oifered to At J. W. BOTELER & BRO.'S, tfon. "A Bed or Boughs" is, to our thinking, the is Tun. Transient Quests. Table first olass. myl8-tl2 China Hall, 923 Pennsylvania avenue. picture, and the grouping and modeling belongs in most charming paper in. the book. It describes a So I banish bitter'feelings for all who did malign, R. J. MARSHALL, late of St. George's Hotel conception to another art than sculpture. We claim ; jedestrlan summer tour in the valley of the fiondout For 'tis but human nature to envy bliss like mine; Piney Point, Md. de22-6m2 for the lattor art a grandeur of Ideal to begin with,- ttereis one picture of this stream : "My eyes had J. L. SMITHMEYER & CO.. never before beheld such beauty in a mountain And I rain forgiveness on them in pearly perftimed A Month and Expenses ARCHITECTS, and a purity of outlino in harmony with the grandest stream. The water was almost as transparent as the showers, SALESMEN! selling to DJSALERS MIN 1 H N conceptions. The pose and the expression should air—was, indeed, like liquid air; and as it lays in And tell them that the western world Knows naught NO. 70S FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN O- harmonize, but the former is so far above the latter these wells and pits enveloped in shadow, or lit up by WANTED answer.ÄiiiSfioCIBAfi B. POSTER k CO., Cincinnati,S o . of love like ours. AND NEW YOBK AVENUE. mhl6-10teow3 febl8-trt 8 THE CAPITAL: JUNE 8, 1879,

A came to the STOKY OF A CRIME. concerned in the scheme, and be seemed tobrool over CASE -OF GREAT BRUTALITY it while at liberty and carry it with him intotheprlson. LADIES' GOOD?. THÈ CAPITAL. notice of the police of the Fifth precinct a day or two Hov the Manhattan Bank Was Robbed— walls. He clearly has been the head and front of the ago. Early last Friday morning a yoUng woman Confession of tbe Watcnman—A Re- plot, almost from its conception to its consummation. named Ada Gray, an i&mate ot a house of h»d reputa- markable Story Abont tbe Washington A LONG SEARCH FOR THE CRIMINALS. SONDAI MOUSING 8,1879. tion, known as Duschka White's, on Thirteenth, The robbers left no clue behind; but in the mind oI Spring Importations! JUNE Lobby. Captain Byrnes, in whose precinct the robbery had street, wa3 found wandering in the street, footsore, The whole story of tbe Manhattan Savings Bank been perpetrated, and who instantly set to work to tired and in the last stages of pregnancy. Her con. burglary Is at last known through tbe confession of study it In all Its details, devoting himself to tbe task authorized to make early and late, an impression had been quickly JJS^MR. JOSEPH S. -RHODES IS dition was altogether very pitiable. She was taken to the burglars, the New York papers giving a history of collections and receipt tor the same for THE CAPITAL. fqrmed, unsupported at first by evidence, that "Jim- the station house, where she stated to Sergeant Ar- the scheme from its inception, three years ago, to its my" Hope had been in the crime. As he searched nold that she had beenllocked out of the bouse, and accomplishment last October. It is the story of the into the motives and methods of the work he became BONNETS, HATS, the landlady would not admit her. gradually convinced, also, of the guilt of the watch- NOTICE. greatest of bank robberies, disclosed by the confession man, Shevelin, though no word of susploion had been She returned to Miss White's by direction f>t the of one of the criminals. This man, Patrick Shev«lln, Our patrons and the public are Informed that THB breathed against him. With his detectives, Shevelin sergeant, who followed her, in order to interfere in was employed by the bank as a watchman. and Dolan, and Central Office Detective Dorcy, all CAPITAL does not employ any local advertising case any violent attack was made upon her. After picked men, he began a search that led them through Fine Millinery Goods. »Rents, or allow any commissions for advertisements. HOW SHEVELIN "WAS APPROACHED—A THREE MONTHS' Philadelphia, Wilmington, Del., and nearly every ringing and knocking at the door for a long time Parties wishing to advertlsewlth THB CAPITAL should MONTH. neighboring city. without effect the woman sank on the steps in a faint- Though it was long fruitless, it was pursued with communicate with the business ofllce, 9271) street. Three and a half years ago two gentlemanly-looking Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, ing fit,an d it was some minuteB before she could be men succeeded In making the acquaintance of Shevo- the utmost persistency, and was finally rewarded with WAU transient advertisements must be paid for In- tbe capture of the younger Hope and John Dobbs, resuscitated by the sergeant and some men who were lin, who was at that time employed as night watch- variably In advance. We are compelled to adopt this man in the Manhattan Bank. After getting into both of whom are now in prison. Of the watchman, passing by. The Inmates of the house having by this Shevelin, sight was not lost by day or night lor seven Silks, Satins, Velvets, Crepes, tale in aooord with theeternal fitness of things,which his good graces they hinted to him that be had time responded to the calls, tho sergeant, lifting the a fine opportunity to make a fortune. When he months; a detective followed every footstep. Little «alls for cash. by little his true character was unveiled. Before the woman from the ground, carried her to the rear of asked how, he was told by acting as Inside partner In a burglary in the bank. This was said with a laugh, robbery he had been poor and struggling, but he now SCARFS AND TIES the house, and she wa3 permitted to enter. as if in jest, to see how it would take. Shevelin not seldom worked, having left the employ of the bank, WN .—Mr. L. H. Laudenslager, No. 6 North Friday night the woman was again found wander- appearing to be particularly startled by the propo drank hard, and spent money lavishly. In his iale- OTIOB sltion, bis companions asked him boldly what he ness be frequented a saloon at Tenth street and Ave- street, Baltimore, Is ouronly authorized agent for the ing in the street in great distress by Sergeant Arnold, would do If a couple of burglars should ask him to go nue C, and again and again was found conversing OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Olty of Baltimore. All orders left with him will be to whom she stated that Mrs. White had put her out with them. He said he didn't know what he would apparently on tbe most confidential terms with the' promptly attended to. of the house. She was taken [to the station house, do, and the gentlemen felt encouraged. The " gen- bar-keeper. At times tbe officers caugbt these two in tlemen " were two of the most skillful burglars living, very earnest and anxious talk, and redoubled their Real Talenciennes and Duchesse Laces, where she was provided with quarters for a short time. and are known as "Little" Tracey and the "Big vigilance. Sergeant Arnold afterwards procured a room ter her Kid." Tracey and "the Kid" then proposed a bur- At length Captain Byrnes was enabled, through the Real Valenciennes and Duchesse Lace temporarily, and yesterday obtained a permit ior the glary ol the Manhattan Bank to Shevelin, and relations of these two men, to trace an apparent un- RECORD OF THE WEEK. showed how, with his assistance, it could be success- derstanding between Shevelin and William Kelly, admission of the woman to the Columbia-Lying-in iuily carried out, and how they all could retire with the burglar, who had been pardoned out of State BARIJES, As y lum, to which institution it is understood she was prison, where he was serving a term ot twenty years. at the Na- a fortune and never be found out. Shevelin at first THE ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT removed last night. Mrs. White, when questioned declined to go into such a scheme. He did not seem Kelly was a night-bartender in Flood's saloon at tional base ball grounds yesterday afternoon was, In horrified at the proposition, however, and did not Elghtb avenue and Thlrty-iourtb street. His duties about the case last night, said that the young woman a sporting sense, very successtul. The attendance threaten to warn the bank officers. required him to be at work at 6 o'clock in the morn- COLLARETTES and was not turned away from her house, but from another Tracey and the "Kid" thereupon weighed their ing, but the captain soon ferreted out the fact that on was fair. In most every event the Baltimore athletes house of the same description across the street. man correctly and knew that he could be secured with twe Sunday mornings previous to the robbery Kelly were successful, far outstripping our looal champions. a little trouble. Tbey followed him up, and at the had been on the corner ot Bleecker street and Broad- HANDKERCHIEFS, Gentry, the juvenile runner of Baltimore, ran a mile end of their fourth argument with him secured his way, in front of the bank, at that hour, and on the second annual commencement of promise to co-operate with them. This result took morning of the robbery had left his work at 2 o'clock In 6 minutes and 58 seconds. Conners ol Baltimore, THE the normal class of Miss Graves' Kindergarten Train- altogether three months to accomplish, so cautiously and not returned until nearly noon. After that day and Bedding and Hutton, were entered in the one- and deliberately did the oonsplrators work. When ho he had left work and become a sporting man with PARASOLS, FANCY BELTS ing School, held at the Biggs House last night, by the mile heel-and-toe walk for amateurs. Bedding won bad fully made up his mind to become a robber, Shev- plenty ot money. Between this man, Watchman kind invitation of the ladles of the hotel, proved a de- elin was introduced to Tracey's brother, " Big" Shevelin and the barkeeper in the Avenue C saloon, a In 8 minutes and 80 seconds. Kelly of Washington SATCHELS and BASKETS, cided success. The graduates were Misses Blch, Tracey; to another man called "Little" Kid, Tom most Intimate connection was found to exist. and Maloney of Fall Blver were pitted together in Ballard and others, who then lormed the gang led by ARREST OF THE WATCHMAN. Brown, Morton and Dudley. Miss Gilbert's musical l the 100-yard heat race, best two in three. Maloney ' Jim" Brady, a combination ot skillful cracksmen. Evidence having been accumulated which, in his ARTICLES DE PARIS, performances on the piano and the able essays of the opinion, warranted the step, Captain Byrnes at last won In two straight heats, In 18% and 11 seconds. A plan ot robbing the bank was matured among these graduates on matters of kindergarten interest were men, and several ol them were let Into the building arrested the watchman on Wednesday aiternoon. The Afterwards a " scratch" race was made up, Maloney at night-time by Shevelin, In order to study tbe situa- difficulty of keeping the arrest from the reporters, listened to with pleasure by a select audience. giving Smallwood and Main a start of fifteen yards, tion. Thus matters went on for eight months, every- coupled with the necessity of taking bis prisoner to Dress Trimmings thing being perfected in the plan of robbery and the court in obedience to the law, suggested to Captain in a 100-yard raoe. Smallwood beat Maloney by about CHACE'S steam carpet cleaning, 618 La. avenue. leaders awaiting a favorable day. While this was Byrnes an effective plan, which he carried out. Every four feet. The six-mile heel-and-toe walk was one of going on various members of the gang were engaged day Shevelin was taken before Justice Morgan, at the IN ELEGANT VARIETY, the prettiest pedestrian contests ever seen in the Dls- delivered a panegyric at in other operations, and, someot them getting arrested Jefferson Market court, by an officer, who marched BOB INGERSOLL htm to the bar, as an ordinary case of " drunk and triot. Tracy of Baltimore, Crawford, American Boy, his brother's funeral last Monday, preferring rather to and convicted during the interval, the robbery of the/ Manhattan bank was deferred. disorderly," and at a nod from the magistrate, who 150 Styles in Dress Buttons, Kllsby and Lowry started. Tracy won, but was closely do that than employ a preaoher who perhaps might was in tbe secret, took blm out again past the news- HEW COMBINATIONS. paper men, with an appearance of utter indifference. pressed by Kllsby. Traoy's time, by miles, was: 8:40, never have known the deceased in life. The few It was revived, however, about three years ago by This pantomime was kept up till Saturday. Oh the Best Quality Linen Collars and Caffs, 9:28,9:39,9:48, 9:42 and 9:19. Kelly, Smallwood, Ma- words spoken in the presence of the dead by the bro- the Traceys, and through their influence "Jimmy" night of that day the ex-watohman, feeling the net loney, Daly, Taylor and Main started in a quarter- ther were beautiful and touching, bringing tears to Hope and his son "Johnny" were taken into the new of tho law closing In upon him, made a full confession combination. George Howard, whose dead body was mile hurdle race, over eight hurdles. Maloney won the eyes of men whose hearts no common eloquence to Captain Byrnes. The same night Detectives Dor- Hemstitched and Embroidered Handkerchiefs, iound in a piece of woods near Yonkers on the 4th of sey, Slein and Dolan and Officer Gligar arrested Kel- in 1 minute 4 seconds. In the one-hour go-as-you could move to such emotion. June, 1878, was also admitted as a member. Shevelin ley on his return from the Jerome Park races. please walk the contestants were Heron, Kelly, Bres- was Introduced to the new men. The new gang pre- DRESSES, MANTILLAS, CIRCULARS, pared themselves thoroughly for the work in band, Shevelin, Kelly and Byan were all taken before nahan, Bruehl, Conners, Eckhert and Hodgson. WE CALL ATTENTION to an article, made and set three different nights for the job. But it so J ustice Morgan, in -the Jefferson Market police court Hodgson was the winner, making eight miles In 54 up of excerpts from Tennessee papers, indorsing the Saturday, and remanded until- Thursday, when She- BLACK SILK WALKING happened that on each of tbe nights something pre- velin and Kelly were formally arraigned.. minutes 49 seconds. personal character of Hon. L. C. Houk, who was re- vented them from carrying out their intentions, such SKIRTS, WRAPPERS, as the presence of bank officers at an uncommonly cently assaulted through the columns of a journal in late or early hour, or tbe presence of policemen in the AMUSEMENTS. PANTALOONS TO ORDER.— this city. While Colonel Houk, is a pronounced Re- street. The result was a quarrel among the gang, SUMMER THEATER COMIQUE.—To-morrow night, Parisian Hand-Made Undergarments, Very finest English cassimeres $9.50 publlcan, we learn from those who know that he is and Its disbanding by mutual consent. Two and a June 9, this ever-welcome summer resort re-opens highly esteemed by all political parties in Tennessee. half years ago the job that eventually succeeded was with one of the strongest specialty combinations that Lower grades $6 to 7.50 revived out of tbe old plans by t'Jimmy" Hope. He has ever appeared In this city; and, in accordance J. B. P. and C, P. Corsets, Best domestics 5 to 7.00 hunted up the "Big Kid" and other companions, and with the times, the admission has been reduced to 25 IiOwergrades • 4 to 5.50 Excelsior Temperance Lodge will organized a gang to suit himself, taking his son cents to all parts of the garden, excepting tbe gallery, THE "Johnny" into it as a speculation, in order to secure which will be 10 cents. The opening company will be Thompson's Glove-Fitting Corset, We produce the best fitting pantaloons in the give an excursion on Wednesdays ext. The Mary two shares ot the booty. The party renewed Shevelin's a treat to ail who may visit the Comique this week. •country. A. & Co., Seventh street. Washington Is engaged for the occasion, We trust acquaintance, and iound him willing to participate. The Sherwood Sisters, late of Tony Pastor's Troupe, SAKS S16 make their first appearance in this city. Reynolds It will be a complete success, and, in fact, have no STUDYING! THE BANK VAULTS. and Walling are old favorites here, and will meet FINE HAIR BRAIDS, THE CASE against Patrick McNamara, doubt of the same. The ladles and gentlemen asso- Shevelin took the elder Hope Into tbe bank one with a hearty welcome. Barney Beynolds In his spe- Henry Harry, Morris Eoach, James Lautner, alias night to make a personal examination of tbe vaults. ciated in charge of the same will make all things Hope, from that examination, determined on the na- cialty character changes is unsurpassed. The Suydam And a Full Line ot Choice Novelties. James Boland, and James Shugrue, indicted lor the Brothers, the great bar performers, also appear. exceedingly agreeable. ture of the tools required for tbe job, and bad them George Ellwood, the famous Dutch comique, is new Tape of Maggie Chaney on the North Capitol street made. Whenever he desired to enter the bank for the to our city, but oomes well recommended by the Phila- commons last March, was given to the jury at four purpose of fitting bis tools he was admitted by Shev- delphia press. Ophelia Starr, Mulligan and Morris WE DEEM it expedient to announce that elin. On the next Sunday Hope again was admitted Purchasing all Goods from, tbe leading Foreign and o'clock Friday afternoon. The jury was locked up and Carrie Carrlngton are new to us. Jake Budd we have marked down the prices on all goods in our to the bank by Shevelin. On that occasion he took appears In his laughable burlesque sketch, entitled A Friday night, and did not again make their appear- with him a quantity of wax. This he gave to Shevelin Domestic Manufacturers for Cash, 1 will be enabled tailoring department. We invite an inspection of the to secure an impression oi the key to the outside bank Messenger from Alexandria. John Boblnson, one of ance In the oourt until two o'clock yesterday after- the best character actors there is on the stage, is still to offer Speolal Inducements on very advantageous same. Perfect fit warranted, door, instructing him how to make the impression. with us; also Fanny May, Billy Williams and numer noon. The foreman then stated that they had agreed A. SAKS & Co., 316 Seventh street. From that Hope made a key. On the third Sunday ous others. Fanny May's Female Minstrel Troupe terms. upon a verdlot in the case of one of the prisoners, but Hope went to tbe bank and examined the combina- tion of the vault, took it off and put it back carefully. appear after their traveling tour. The bill prepared had yet failed to agree In respect to the others. Judge for the opening is full of choice gems. Miss Louise ROBERT HEAIJF, a colored man who had On the following Sunday Hope again went, armed Morris, the greatest vocalist on tbe variety stage, is in Hagner made some severe remarks about the duties worthless checks on his person, their faoe value with toois, to the bank, Johnny Dobbs and three others M. WILLIAM, accompanying him. He and Dobbs were admitted by the company, and all who are lovers of good music of jurors, and sent the jury back to their room. The amounting to nearly $6,000, was arrested last Thurs- should not fail to hear her. By all means, to keep Shevelin. They went through the vault. They cool, go to the Comique. . 907 Penna. Avenue. prisoners were kept in the dock at the city hall until day. It appears that he has been engaged extensively drilled a hole through the door under the combination, teno'clook last night, when the jury was locked up and threw the four-tumbler lock back. Tbls enabled 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. in swindling people by means of such checks. He was them to open the door and go Into the vault. Thoy marl6-ly2 for the night. A few friends ol the prisoners were ad- BEHIND THE SCENES.—It Is with sincere pleasure sent to the workhouse for ninety days as a suspicious were prepared to carry out the robbery if they found that we lnrorm our friends, ana tbe public in general, mitted to the oourt-room, and remained with them character. occasion. But within the vault they found two fine that tbe attaches of the Stage of the National Thea- AUCTION SALES. until they were taken back to the jail. They ohatted stsel safes with combination locks, and these they ter have obtained the privilege ot Ford's Opera knew they couid not open with the tools they had in pleasantly, and none of them seemed to have any do hereby pledge House for their benefit to take place to-morrow, (Mon- THE NEW PLEDGE. — I the'fifty minutes of time leit them. day) night, the 9th instant. The pleasure afforded to T DINCAKSON BROS., Auctioneers, idea that the verdlot would be anything except acquit- myself to abstain from the use of all adulterated the public, who have witnessed the performances of B Corner Ninth and D streets northwest. tal. The case upon which the jury had agreed, when Hope therefore determined to deter the matter. tbe numerous stars, who have appeared on the boards wines, lager beer, cider, &c.; and do promise that for He closed tbe vault door, but in throwing back the ol the National during tbe past and other seasons, has they came into oourt yesterday afternoon, is said to be my comiort, pleasure and nourishment, I will use none four-tumbler lock lost the wire for the last tumbler, been contributed to in a great measure by the tasty that of Boland, In which they had determined upon a and had to leave the job with but three tumblers and laborious exertions of the scenic artists—Droperty- but the unadulterated, such as I find at Johnson's turned back, and the chances of discovery of the tam- verdict of acquittal. The prospects are that in the men and stage carpenters of that theater—who, by a popular wine room, 521 Ninth street, near F north- pering greatly against an opportunity for a repetition conscientious and faithiui performance of their oner- other cases the jury will be unable to agree. west. of the job. He was a bold man, and determined to ous duties, have set in a framework of beauty and take the chance. He olosed the hole he bad drllied, art many ot the most imposing pictures and tableaux Sales of Real Estate and is well known as the filled up the crevices skillfully with putty, and then that have given luster to the performances. We there- COLONEL INGERSOLL THE SERENADE to Gen. Ewing at Willard's painted the surface and rubbed it cleverly with dirt. fore be speak for tbe beneficiaries a sterling acknowl- author ol " Iowa and the Bebelllon," and a brilliant hotel last Friday night was a most successful and On the next day the bank officers could not open the edgment of their worth at the hands of the ever gen- Personal Property and racy writer for the press at the present time. He vauit door, and sent for Johnson, the lock expert, who erous and appreciative patrons of tbe National,, by en thusiastic demonstration. The motto " Sic Semper said the door would have to be taken off. He took It giving them a full bouse on tbls occasion. Is also the efficient librarian of the War Department, Tyrannis," which. adorned a transparency, however, off, and had it removed to his shop, and he decided and has special facilities and advantages offered him that it oould not be determined wbetber the interfer- Mr. Downing, " the talented young actor, will play has alarmed the Stalwarts, and the bloody shirt will Brutus, assisted by Mr. James Bangs" as "Cassius ;" in getting the true and inward history of the events ence with tbe lock was the result of a recent or an- Promptly and Personally Attended To. be flaunted and flapped with renewed vigor. cient tampering. While Johnson was removing the tbe quarrel scene from Julius Caesar being especially he writes of. His account of Calhoun's administra- big vault door irom its fastening the " Big Kid " went selected for this occasion. tive and extraordinary career and great efficiency as CHACE'S steam carpet cleaning, 616 La. avenue. into the bank and got a hundred-dollar bill changed. " Fanchon Club" give their first select moon- He loitered about in the building, as a great many ol THE Secretary of War, and also his article on Jetf&rson light excursion to Marshall Hall on Thursday, June A of the Kellogg investigation is to the patrons did, watching Johnson's work, and when 12, '79. Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladles, one Davis' occupation oftthe same high office,. as also his PART he left was able to report the sltuatloh to his confed- be transferred to the police court. Joseph J. Johnson, erates. dollar. The steamer Corcoran will be the lucky boat sketch of Belknap and his times, will be read with in conveying the party, and leaves her wharf, foot of one ot the witnesses,was arrested yesterday for perjury, special interest. The work in its get-up does great Seventh street, at 6:30 p. m. and released on bonds to appear before Judge Snell THE BOBBERY. credit to the Messrs. Mohun, as it is a superb volume Eight months afterward the combination of burg- THE Baltimore and Ohio Bailroad announce another ADVANCES MADE TO ANT AMOUNT ON n ext Tuesday. The indications are that Judge Snell lars were brought together again' for work. By this -of over six hundred pages, and has two illustrations, cheap and delightful excursion to the wonderful Luray MERCHANDISE. will have his hands full of perjury cases. time George Mason, "Big Peter," William Kelly Caves on Tuesday, June 10. For full particulars see one of the old and one of the new building. Every and " Billy'.' Porter (who escaped from Baymond advertisement. officer of the army ought to have a copy. street jail, Brooklyn, last week,) bad been A at the entrance of the Capi- admitted to the scheme. Mason was arrested for an- BAR-ROOM other burglary and sent to State prison for eight years. The Weather To-Day. A LAWYER named S. B. Bond wiped up a tol grounds has stuck out the suggestive sign "The Last Hope was arrested and tried tor robbing a bank in For Middle Atlantic States, rising lbllowed by fall- «mall portion of the floor of the circuit court room yes- Chance," the proprietor believing in the innocence of Bangor. He escaped conviction, however, and re- ing barometer, variable winds, generally shifting turned to New York city. At a meeting ot the burg- southerly, siightly warmer and clear weather. terday morning with another lawyer named H. T. hts heart that he who enters the portals of the Oapl" lars held on Friday night, October 25, it was iecided Wiswall. He probably would have wiped the whole tol leaves all cocktails, brandy smashes and " slch" to rob the bank on the following Saturday night. The Ample Storage Rooms for Every De- floor, if the offioers of the court had not interfered. behind. scheme was once more postponed until the following night, however, as Shevelin was ordered off duty on scription of Merchandise. Bond and Wiswall were opposed to each other In a Saturday. The gang waited until six o'clock Sun- law case, and Wiswall made some remarks which MESSRS. MCDONNELL & SHELTON of Gies- day morning, when Shevelin went on duty and let JUST PUBLISHED. them In. They then robbed the bank of $3,600,000. Bond oonstrued as a personal Insult, only to be wiped boro Point wish to announce that their complimentary out by wiping up the floor with his opponent. Ex- picnic was postponed Friday evening on acoount of Jimmy" Hope and William Kelly were tbe men the weather, and that it will take place to-morrow who first attacked Merkle, the old janitor, in bis bed planations were afterwards made, and good feeling on the second floor, and forced from him the combina- restored. evening without fail. tion. HATING HAD MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE IS THE Shevelin says that Kelly was the man who was left THE HISTORY new styles of suits to order. AUCTION BUSINESS WE GUARANTEE CHARLES AND ROBERT WASHINGTON, two SEE OUR ?18 on guard over Merkle, and that Kelly used to tell A. AKS & Co., 316 Seventh stieet. with great laughter how Merkle. after Hope started SATISFACTION. colored men, were arrested last week for stealing a S down stairs with tbe combination, called him back OF THE quantity of fish from a fisherman named Posey, near and repeated it to him so that he would be sure and THE'CHARIOTS.—The Chaiiot Company have It right, and not return and kill him if he found Glymont. As Posey could not identify the fish to the have discontinued their trips to Mount Olivet, but ft wrong. Shevelin says that a lew days after the satisfaction ol the court, Judge Snell dismissed the will continue to make connections at Fourth street burglary Kelly sent to him byByan the sum of $1,600 case. The larceny, it is now claimed, was committed as a part of hts share of the prooeeds of the burglary, east for the Congressional Cemetery. Fare, five with the assurance that as soon as more of the. stolen in Maryland, and two Maryland officers oame to the War Department, cents each way. bonds should be negotiated he should have more. city last night with a requisition for the Washington Shevelin took part of the money, and left the great SALES ACCOUNTS SETTLED PROMPTLY brothers. They were Immediately rearrested, and will are being made to have the sen- bulk of It in Kyan's hands for safe keeping, being EFFORTS afraid to be found with much cash in his possession. TWENTY-FOUR HOURS AFTER SALE. be taken to Prince George county this morning. tence of death passed upon James Peyton, who killed Jacob Day, commuted to imprisonment for llle. If A CORRUPTION FUND. $13 Sack cheviot suits $13 One day Kelly called upon Byan and asked for $500 BY L. D, INGERSOLL, the efforts are unsuccessful Peyton will be hanged on of Shevelin's money. He said that each member of $13 to order -$13 the 20th Instant. the gang had subscribed that amount to pay for the Including special account ot each of the BUBEAUS $13 A. SAKS & Co., $13 services of a prominent lawyer to go to Washington and and BIOGBAPH1CAL SKETCHES of the SEORE- $13 SI 6 Seventh street. $13 lobby in Congress against tne passage of the proposed TABIES OF WAB from the foundation of tbe Gov- THE HORSE of Mr. Lewis J. Collins of law duplicating the Government bonds stolen from ernment to the present time; also«, a description of the BULLETIN OF SALES : Falls Church, Virginia, ran away on Bridge street, the bank. Shevelin paid his money, and so did all different buildings ocoupled by the Department, espe- yesterday heard a portion the other burglars—$600 each. If that could be done, JUDGE SNELL Georgetown, about noon yesterday. Mr. Collins was cially the OLD BUILDING, now being torn down. of the case in which architect George B. Tolrnun is Kelly explained, the bank people would have no alter- The book will have two Illustrations, one of the Old charged by Commissioner Phelps with the embezzle- thrown from his wagon and severely injured. native but to open negotiations with them lor tbe and one of the New Building, and will contain over return of the securities. He spoke encouragingly, 600 pages, with a very full Index, printed and bound MONDAY, NINTH JUNE, AT 4:30 O'CLOCK ment ol some plans and specifications. The case will A GRAND RAFFLE for two very fine meer- too, of the outlook, and seemed to believe that the in good style and on fine paper. determine the right of an architectto retain the draw- agent at the capital knew how to manage the legisla- P. M., FOR C. B. MAURY AND F. T. RAW- schaum pipes will take place at Walsh's restaurant, tors there. LINGS, TRUSTEES, TWENTY VALUABLE ings and plans of buildings which he has been em- oorner Tenth and F streets northwest, on Saturday FEAR OP DISCOVERY-. LOTS ON SEVENTEENTH STREET, AND ON ployed to make. Experts were examined, showing night, at.8 o'-olock p. m., J une 14,1879. Price, S3.50. that It was the custom of architects to retain their Since that Shevelin met Kelly on various occasions, NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, BETWEEN T and on each he was warned to keep up heart, keep his Sent by mail, iree of pjstage, on receipt of prloe. AND W STREETS NORTHWEST, AND ON R drawings. The trial was again continued for one A RARE CHANCE'.—One hundred Elgin mouth shut and noone would be discovered. He said, week. watches, In two-ounce coln-sllver cases, adjusted too, that there was a lot ot Government bonds and STREET, BETWEEN SIXTEENTH AND SEV- movements, for $10.50 each, at R. Harris & Co.'s, 435 others of Eastchester, Westchester and Yonkers, ENTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. you see the Pinafore?" "Of course." which were negotiable, and as soon as money could be FRANCIS B. MOHUN, "DID Seventh street, between D and E. raised on them it would be divided up. Soon after -"How handsome those sailors looked in their nauti- Kelly went to Byan and gave him $200 to be handed (Successor to Mohun Brothers,) TUESDAY, TENTH JUNE, AT TEN O'CLOCK cals." "Of course; but how much handsomer the pa- PROFESSOR F. MUSSAEUS has composed a to the other. Later on he leit $100, and subsequently A. M., WITHIN THE AUCTION ROOMS, REG- trons of Katzensteln look after ordering their clothes beautiful and brilliant waltz, which the Marine band $50 on two different occasions, for the same purpose. 1015 Pennsylvania avenue, cor. Eleventh st., That was all the money the watchman received, ag- ULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and getting them." will perform on next Saturday afternoon. It is enti- gregating a little over $2,000, from which was de- WASHINGTON, D. C. je8-2t3 BILLARD TABLE, PONY PHAETON, ALSO A man without elegance of style really amounts to tled " The Daughter of the Stars." ducted the $600 toward the lobbying fund. Kelly saw him once alter that. He told him that Hope wanted 369 DOZEN FANCY TOILET SOAPS, &C„ &c. very little, and It Is very difficult to achieve the same the clothing store clerks succeeded to see him; that he sent word that everything de- unless in the bands of fine tailors, and certainly none SINCE pended on him, and warned him, above all things, to in their eflorts to get their employers to close early the Genuine Root Beer, can excel our favorite, Katzenstein. keep his mouth shut. That was the last injunction AT SIX O'CLOCK P. M., FOR A. R. ALLEN, clerks In other stores are nudging their employers. conveyed tobim. The next came from Captain Byrnes, FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD, AGENT, TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. THE normal school commencement at and it was of quite a different tenor. Such is the story Bank of France a fortnight ago had of the Manhattan Bank burglary as furnished by a Composed of Sarsaparilla, Sassafras, Dandelion, Bur- 1021 FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST. Lincoln Hail Friday night was very creditable to the THE participant. Outside of the inkling it gives of the dock, Winter Green, Stilllngla, Hops, etc., public school system of Washington. The essays, more coin in its vaults than paper money In circula organization among professional thieves and their now on Draught. both in thought and composition, were of an order tlon, and the disproportion is increasing. methods of planning and executing it has a curious 5'cents per Glass, 6 Tickets for 25 cents, In (jnart WEDNESDAY, ELEVENTH JUNE, AT FOUR interest for people, as showing a curious development Indicating a cultivation of mind equal to any elfored * Bottles, 15 cents por Bottle, $1.50 per Dozen, O'CLOCK P.M., FOR PETER FEGAN, VAL- FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD at Ross', 309 of the system of lobbying. Tbe subscription of $600 UABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY, BEING NOS. by the highest female seminaries. The parents of the from eaoh of the burglars to defeat in the balls of Con- At A. M. KLOCZEWSKI'S young ladies were especially gratified, and went Seventh street. gress the bill to duplioate the stolen bonds has Its own 810% AND 818 SEVENTH STREET S. W. lesson. Pharmacy, 423 Ninth street, between Dand JT. away humming "My Mary Ann's a Teacher" with FINEST English suitings to order, $25. THE LEADER. An air of great satisfaction. According to Shevelin's narrative the man who was Also excellent Salad Oil, 30 cents per pint, $2 a gal. DUNOANSON BEOS., A. SAKS & Co., 316 Seventh Street. Best Sweet Oil 75 cents a pint, or 60 cents per bottl«. the plotter and chief executor of the Manhattan bank it7 AUCTIONEERS robbery was " Jimmy" Hope. He was one ot the first je8-lmol EASY FEET—Dr. White. CHACE'S steam carpet cleaning, 616 La. avenue.