VOLUME VI. WASHINGTON CITY, D. C., JUNE 25,1876. NUMBER 17.
—The Democratic convention for the nomina- likely to pass the other, providing that such contri- LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. Senator Keinan of New York was serenaded at THE CAPITAL, tion of the President and Vice President meets butions should be punished by heavy penalties. the Lindell House to-night, and made a speech ad- Here, then, was an officer of the Government not vocating the nomination of a man who can wrest at St. Lonis next Tuesday. In this connec- St. JLouis Convention. PÜBLISHED WEEKLY, only advising, but endeavoring to compel, a subordi- ST. LOUIS, June 24.—Part of the Nevada delega- the Government from the party of corruption and tion we quote from the Evening Star the follow- nate to perpetrate an act that the representatives of place it in the hands of those who will administer it THE tion arrived last night. The delegation is unpledged, ing for the information of readers who keep the people without distinction of party had already but the members of it favor Tilden in preference to in the interest of honestv, reform and justice to all. Capital Publishing Company, slates and make prophecies: branded as reprehensible and worthy of punish- any one else but Hancock and Hendricks. They say Henry W. Watterson of the Louisville Courier- The method of voting in the Democratic national ment. they have many admirers in and west of the moun- Journal was serenaded at the Southern Hotel. He convention, which meets at St. Lons on Tuesday Finally, I have reason to believe that the same tains, but there seems to be a general preference for responded in a speech. Hon. Dan. Voorhees and 927 b street, Washington. D. 0. next, will differ materially from that of the Repub- means will be applied to extort money for the fall Tilden, he being regarded as the representative of others made brief remarks. licans at Cincinnati last week. Ae Democratic campaign. It behooves all honest men to make in- reform and as most likely to carry the Democratic The New York delegation had a meeting to-night convention has fewer members than that of the Re- creased exertions to counteract these radical rascali- party to victory. All the delegates from the Pacific and elected Senator Kernan chairman. There are fflONN PIATT and B. 6. LOVEJOY Editors publicans, for the reason that the Democrats do not ties. W. H. BABCOCK. slope seem anxious to have the Chinese immigration still twenty-two members of this delegation absent. admit delegates from the Territories, as was done at question discussed, and there will no doubt be an Several other delegations also held meetings, bat TERMS: S2.S0 per year (including postage);iii Cincinnati. The only exception to this rule regard- effort made to incorporate into the platform of the owing to the fact that none of them were complete Mrs. Governor Hayes. t^dranci. ing the Territories will be Colorado, which will be convention a plank on the subject. in numbers, no formal action was taken. [Columbus Correspondence N. Y. Herald ] CLUBS: Ten copies to one address, $20 in ad- represented at St. Louis, and the reason for this dis- Individual members desire an acknowledgment The ladies of the land will have no reason to re- Virginia Midland Railroad. vance, with one copy free. Twenty copies to one tinction is that it may be admitted as a State in time that the people of the Pacific States are right in their gret the appearance there of Mrs. Hayes. This lady, RICHMOND, VA., June 24.—A bill of complaint has ^address, $35 in advance, with one copy free. to vote at the election. Thus the Democratic, con- opposition to Mongolian immigration. A small por- who commands the profound respect and enthusias- been filed in the United States court praying for the vention will consist of 738 members. Its votes, how* tion of the Ohio delegation have also arrived. The tic admiration of cultivated society here, will bril- appointment of a receiver to administer the affairs CONTESTS OF INSIDE. ever, will be cast by States, each State being entitled delegation is instructed for Allen, but the.members liantly meet all the requirements of that large sphere. of the Washington City, Virginia Midland and Great "PAGE 2.—Gossip by Roberts. to the same number of votes as it has representa- now here say they would accept Thurman, or, per- Mrs. Hayes is an uncommonly handsome woman, Southern railroad, formerly known as the Orange PAGE 3.—Miscellaneous. tives and senators in Congress,instead of double the haps, Hendricks. but is not of that type of delicate beauty that is and Alexandria railroad. The suit is brought by PAG® 6.—New York Letter. number. Thus, while there are 738 members, the The Maine, New Jersey and Georgia delegations most characteristic of our countrywomen. She is George W. Scott, an Irish gentleman, who lives in PAGE 7.—" One of Garibaldi's Englishmen," 4c. total number of votes that may be cast in the con- arrived this morning, and numerous others will come at once a paragon in those domestic duties that are New York, and who has never been naturalized as vention is only 369, each delegate having but half a in this afternoon and evening. There have also ar so essential a part of every ^American woman's life, a citizen of the United States, in behalf of himself vote. This is the reason why in the reports of the rived some seventy gentlemen from Arkansas who and a leader in the more brilliant social festivities and all other creditors of the company and the va- EVENTS. Democratic convention we shall see half votes cast will hold a meeting or sit in convention here and of this charming capital. In the number of her an- rious corporations which said corporation and other for different candidates. Two thirds of the whole elect delegates to the national convention. number of votes will be necessary to nominate a cestors the Governor's wife counts settlers at Chilli- parties alleged to be interested. The plaintiff claims —The appetite for Wood seems to be growing LATER. candidate for President if the two-thirds rule is not cothe who came from Connecticut; other settlers to be the holder of first and second mortgage bonds in Turkey. The regular troops of that persua- ST. LOUIS, June 24.—This has been a very busy suspended, and the candidate who gets 246 votes will from Pennsylvania, and her father was a physician of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company, day at the hotels. Delegates have poured in by sion recently butchered twenty thousand per- be nominated. from Kentucky. Her maiden name was Webb ; she which he sets forth as being past due. He also sons in Bulgaria. is a strictly religious woman, in which the eye of every regular train, and several special trains have charges that the trustees named in the first mort- arrived heavily laden with delegates and friends of —The supreme court of Brooklyn, in general fancy may find her Connecticut ancestry. A wo- gage, one G. B. Lamar, is dead, and that the trust .—War must have its place among the mission- the various candidates. But few full delegations created by said deed hereby devolved upon George term, last week reversed the decision of Judge man devoted to domestic duties, a trait characteris- ary and civilizing agencies. China, wrapped in tic of Pennsylvania, and in her beauty, her conver- have arrived, and it is therefore difficult to ascertain |Collins, Esq., of Brooklyn, in the State of New York, .-a cloak of deceit and separating itself by a social, Dykeman in the case of Moulton vs. Beecher, sational aptness, her social tact and grace, one sees what is the real position this or that State will take and that Mr. Collins, as soon as he was informed of in the convention, and conversation with individual •(religious and political wall from the progressive argued at Poughkeepsie, and unless Mr. Beecher a result of the dashing Kentucky blood. Mrs. the fact that the trust had so devolved upon him, members discloses only to a degree the opinion of the refused to accept; so that the plaintiff claims that ¡part of creation, has just sent students to Berlin takes it up to the court of appeals we shall have Hayes, like her husband, is perfectly artless and another installment of scandal very soon. sincere. The first thing that impresses itself upon whole. Prominent delegates from Michigan say he has the right to apply to a court of equity for re- to study tactics in the school of Yon Moltke. those who meet her for the first time is the entire their delegation has had no conference yet. They lief. The bill further charges that the Baltimore absence of anything artificial in her manners and are without instructions and will vote as the best and Ohio Railroad Company is the owner oi a large —Senator Lot M. Morrill of Maine was last interests of the party seem U> indicate. THE FOLLOWING letter addressed to the Hart- conversation. You know that she is genuine by in- amount of bonds of the said corporation as well as -week appointed to succeed Mr. Bristow in the stinct. She unites the ease and grace of the most It is claimed, however, that 18 out of the 22 dele- of the capital stock, but while it permits an organi- Treasury Department. This gentleman brings ford Times explains itself and needs no com- ment. "We have had a personal acquaintance refined society with the warm cordiality of Western gates are for Tilden. Most of the Indiana delega- zation of said company under the laws of Virginia, to the duties of his office the experience acquired life. Every person who approaches her is charmed tion have arrived, and they assert they are for it in fact controls the same and directs how all the with the writer for many years, and anything he as chairman of the Committee on Appropria- with her conversation. She talks well upon every Hendricks first, last and all the time. revenues of said company shall be disposed of, and tions, and which must be invaluable to efficient writes is worthy of every confidence. He forci- subject without the slightest reserve, and she pos- Furthermore, they will listen to no compromise, that it so manages and directs the same in utter dis- performance of his new functions. bly photographs the evil which civil-service re- sesses a magnetism which, despite Mr. Henry Ward nor will they agree to any arrangement looking to regard of the rights of the plaintiff and others simi- form aims to correct, and gives a lively picture Beecher's opinion to the contrary, is one of the most giving Hendricks the second place on the ticket with larly situated. —The President last week nominated Mr. of the sort of slavery that Republicanism en- powerful attractions of human nature. Tilden. Whether they would favor Hendricks being placed second to any other man than Tilden is not Foreign News. •George P. Fisher to 1he Deleware attorneyship. deavors to establish at the capital: You can picture the future lady of the White known and does not seem to have been discussed. VIENNA, June 24.—The Political Correspondence In the scandal which recently attached to the House presiding at a reception with a dignity and WASHINGTON, D. C., June 15. In reply to a question whether the Indiana Demo- to-day publishes intelligence from Belgrade, stating -office in this District, Judge Fisher's name was elegance to which Washington society has long been To the Editor of The Times. crats would support Tilden if nominated, it was that all arrangements have been made for the entire a stranger, and romping with her children in the mot mixed up. He was and is regarded as the I presume it will interest your .readers to know stated that the leading Democrats would, but there Servian array taking up its strategical positions on nursery with all the freedom and delight of a de- •victim of a too confiding nature, and possesses why it was that the Democratic majority was slightly was much apprehension that the country press\ the 27th of July. Should a rupture with the Porte voted mother. In person Mrs. Hayes, as has been the sympathy of a large class of District people, reduced this spring, especially as the cause then would not, and if there should be anvthing like a ensue, which appears very probable, though by no said, is unusually attractive. She is of medium operating is likely to make itself felt with even bolt, the effect would be very disastrous én the means as yet unavoidable, warlike action is scarcely •¿rrespoctive of party. height, with a graceful and well-developed figure, greater force in the approaching presidential elec- I election in that State. likely to commence before the first days of July. It dark hair, which she we.\rs in simple but very —The late developments in regard to the Cald- tion. Charges of extortion oa the part of officials I It is asserted that Pennsylvania will give Tilden is possible that Prince Milan will leave the capital becoming braids, falling^IW cy-jr her temples, iu and of using money so extorted to control elections bût two vttjes, that three-fifths of the delegates are the beginning of next week and issue a proclamation well dispatch show that it was concocted in this contrast with the more modern style of frizzing and are often loosely made, but I happen to be able to for Hancock, and that these, in the event that it resembling a war manifesto, and then join the army •country, sent to London and returned as the cropping; brown and expressive'"eyes, regular prove that the Administration did formally levy appears that Hancock cannot be nominated, will go at Belgrade. ^spontaneous act of Caldwell desirous of coming features, a good color and a peculiarly sweet mouth black-mail on its employes, requiring an official re- to Hendricks. to the rescue of an injured man. The result re- and chin. Her face has much character, and ex- BACIIABEST, June 24.—Prince Charles has issued port of the reasons for refusal, when persisted in, by Itis claimed that Illinois,which has heretofore been a decree convoking an extraordinary session of both lieves Mr. Knoitfrom the slightest suspicion of discharge. I subjoin a statement of the facts in my presses at once firmness »and amiability. The sim- plicity and excellent taste of her toilet have been reported 23 for Tilden, will give 27 for Hancock, 11 chambers of Parliament for the 2d of August, unfairness; in fact, his prudence is more than own case. for Tilden and 4 for Davis. matters of remark among the ladies during the Centennial. -vindicated. For some time previous to the Connecticut elec- The Hendricks men claim that the vote of Davis official life of her husband, while she has been the PHILADELPHIA, June 24 —The jury in group eleven tion I (being then a first assistant examiner of will go to them ultimately. leader of society at the Ohio Capital. She is faithful on jewelry, silver-ware and bronze ornaments ex- —Upon the good health of individuals the patents) was subjected to importunities from a set A prominent member of the Illinois delegation in her religious observances, and is distinguished for pect to complete their labors next week. Out of one peace of Europe often depends. The cable an- of persons calling themselves the Connecticut Re- states that he intends to make a speech in the con- her numerous and judicious acts of charity, while at hundred exhibits about twenty-five will receive nounces that Prince Bismark has gone to Kis- publican committee, whom I afterwards found to vention and bring charges against Tilden of a very the same time she is always the life and soul of medals. America and Japan will probably take the be in league with, or agents of, Secretary Chandler. damaging character. He says Tilden does not de- «engen for the treatment of chronic inflammation social entertainments in which she takes a part. In lead in receiving prizes. They demanded that I should either vote with them serve the respect of the nation, and is anything but -of the veins of the legs. It will be recollected that short, her friends declare their belief that her quali- The heat in the building to-day is very great. It is or pay them money to be used (as they said) for a reformer. the Prince of Wales was recently suffering from fications as the lady of the White House are only tempered outside by a strong breeze; several per- sending home voters. I refused. They then threat- John Morrissey arrived to-day, and has been a equaled by her husband's fitness for the duties of sons are reported overcome by the heat, but none the same complaint. To the truism that " un- ened to report me, and produced'a long list of em- center of attraction. He is very pronounced in his the high cffice for which he is named. seriously. The attendance is less than yesterday. easy rests the head that wears a crown " will be ployes with my name at the head, and a space op advocacy of Tilden as the best, strongest and most posite for my response. I replied, " You may report added uneasy walks the prince with veins in his Fish Diet at Norfolk. available man. Base Ball. that I shall neither vote with you nor pay one cent." «egs. Writes a correspondent from Virginia: The lazi- There have been several quite heated disputes CHICAGO, June 24.—Chicagos 16, Mutuals 2. This was taken down and underlined with a flour- ness of the Norfolk people is due to the same causes between the Tammany and anti-Tammany men, CINCINNATI, June 24.—Bostons S, Cincinnatis i. ish. —The President sent a message to the House that made Adam's time hang so heavily on his hands some of them of a rather exciting character. The LOUISVILLE, Tune 24.—Louisville 7, Hartfords, 2. I Not long after this the chief clerk sent for me, and last week urgipg immediate action on the appro- before Eve found something for him to do. The city Tammany men are hot for the defeat of Tilden at ST. LOUIS, June 24.—Browns 8, Athletics 3. informed me that I was " charged with having re- priation bills. The further serious delay of lies in a locality so favored by nature that the ne- all hazards. McGearyol the Browns split one of his hands fused to vote or pay a political assessment." I finishing business and adjourning will rest with cessity of laboring for a living is far less apparent They assert that he cannot carry New York, and badly. replied that that was certainly true. He then said than it commonly is elsewhere. It is a place of lim- that his nomination will defeat the party. Mr. the Senate. Both • bodies will be more or less that the Secretary (Zachariah Chandler) wanted a Marriage. ited ambitions and unbounded contentedness. Morrissey and his friends, on the other hand, con- stubborn. There is room for dignified and grace- report as to why I so refused. He handed me a slip NEW YORK, June 24.—Robert* Dale Owen was Therefore its population is naturally composed, for tend that Tilden's reform record will enable him to ful yielding on the part of the House in the mat- of paper, saying, " This has come from the Secre- married at Lake George yesterday to Lottie Wal- the most part, of philosophers; and a philosopher sweep New York by a larger majority than ever, as tary. You will confine your report to the two points ton, an artist of middle age ter of reducing salaries. Economy in that direc- may For THE CAPITAL. Great excitement is felt in our Treasury De- MISCELLANEOUS, DEY GOOBS. A SCENE IN TEXAS. partment about the coming in of the new Sec- SHIBTS, The herder on the mountain side "With curses casts him down; retary. Although his name is Lot, there is not A scowl is on his manly brow, much of him. He "'as the smallest man in the One Hundred Refrigerators I And on his cheek a frown; . Fog-bank. He ai:d Dawes, the diminutive AT FACTORY PRICES DR Y GOODS TAYLOR I HUFTY, Sullen gazing down the vale could both sit in one chair and hardly be aware There something strikes nis eye, T0 CLOSE OUT STOCK FOR For to his miistang rushing of the presence of the other. The tidal wave R That quietly grazes by, of New England office-seekers will sweep over CENTENNIAL SUMMER that vast Government asylum, the Treasury, He springs upon the startled steed. 933 Pennsylvania Avenue» And spurring with loose rein. hope it will not be a case like Alexandria, after Improved Summer Qaeen " Oil M Headlong he dashes down the hill j the organization of the present CongresB, when And on across the plain ; the rush here was so great that no one was left Stove, Y AX OCR HEW STORE, With Jaws hard set and. flashing eyes, to turn out the gas. Flushed face and quickened breath. .'(Formerly occupied by Yates & Mitchell,) He rides like one that rushes on Mr. New also talks of resigning. There is an I vfould respectfully call the attention of the public and especially the trade In this Centennial year to the HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES OF THEIR- To victory or death. old proverb or song, " It is better to be off with most perfect and the only one entitled to the name of We are Dally receiving the Latest Novelties in " Oil Cook btove." The sun strikes hot upoii his brow; the old love before we are on with the new." This Stove was patented October 20,1874, and was first introduced to a limited extent late last season, and G Spattered with foam and mud, This is a paradoxical case where the old is the feeling much encouraged by the universal praise be- The clanking spurs upon his heels, stowed upon it, I have it this year so much improved (FOREIGN AND BOHESTIC DRY GOODS new, and I think he had better stick. He has and simplified that I now propose to place it within At every stroke draw blood J got his department down now on an equality tbe reach of all in want of an Oil Cook Stove, without The gentle stirring summer breeze fear of its having the shadow of a rival. CELEBRATED Swift grows into a gale. with any of the State prisons of the country, and The advantages possessed by this Stove over all other For Summer "Wear. so-calJed Oil Cook Stoves are: The tall tops of the prairie grass another man might not be found who would care 1st. It Is perfectly odorless, can be burned in a close Our assortment Is Large, Choice and Varied, Strike in his face like liail. room all day without any smell. and at prices that compare with New York rates. to make a prison out of his bureau. The railing 2d. It Is so simple that the most inexperienced can We invite an inspection of our elegant line. has been erected and paid for, and it would be a manage 11 without trouble. Through river broad he holds his course, 3d. It Is made of strong and durable material, so that, ! Summer Silks in Checks, Stripes and Plaids. Nor bridge nor ford he seeks; pity to disturb the man who draws a comfortable with care from rust, it will last a long time. I Grenadines In Black, and all the new shades in The waves he leaves behind are tinged 4tli. It is economical. You can cook, bake, broil or ¡Stripes and Plaids. salary to lock and unlock the large gate to let in roast at about three fourths of a cent per hour. I Brocade Grenadines in all the New Colors. DOUBLE-YOKE *With blood and foam in streaks; officials of the department. 6th. It is the only Oil Cook Stove that will keep flat Black Silks in Taffeta and Gros Grains of all His long lialr streaming wild behind, irons sufficiently heated to do continuous Ironing celebrated makes. A lady living out of the city was here for a baking and roasting perfectly. Jaconet! and Organdie Lawns, new styles. And shirt of scarlet hue, 6th. It can be used anywhere, in doors or out, if pro- Toile Nets and Linen Batiste, new styles, for Smoke In the hot blaze of the sun day; she had a friend she particularly wished to tected from the wind while burning. Overdresses. As swift he rides in view. 7tli. It is the only stove made which has its wick Navy Blue and Brown Foulards in Plains and see on a matter of important business. Not tubes surrounded and ratchets covered by water. Stripes. It Is protected by the aforementioned patent of the All Wool Debages in Plain and Stripes. SHIRTS His steed upon Its haunches thrown, knowing her address, she went to the Treasury "United States"—any infringement on the same will Llama Lace Sacques and Shawls of most ex- He vaults to earth in haste, to see the daughter of her friend and get the be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. lulslte Patterns and the latest shapes. White Goods of every description. And with a savage oath exclaims: address. Arriving at the gate of the prison bu CHRIS. RIESSNER, Best Assortment of Fine Hosiery In the city. " Haln t had a dog-goned taste 715 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Ladles and Misses' Summer Underwear i AS FOLLOWS : Of whisky slnc.e I bust my flask; reau, she asked to see Miss , and was told - jel8-»m8 great variety. Sun Umbrellas, Newest Style Handles. Stranger mougbt you hev some V she could not see her. . She then asked if she Kid Gloves. Thar now, I knowed I was in luck, Ladles Linen Suits, Beautifully Embroidered could send a note in. "Yes, but no answer and of the Latest Patterns. When fust I seed ye come." could be returned." Finally she found, by a OPENING. QUALITY No. 1, $24, FORMERLY S30„ good deal of cross-questioning, that only on an W0LF0RD & SKILBERG, For Tux CAPITAL. 817 MARKET SPACE, A DAMPER. order from the head man, our old friend New, Junll-tfe Third Door from Ninth street. QUALITY No. 2, $33, FORMERLY $36„ From nature's beauties I had drawn could she communicate with the lady. The busi- PLUMBING AND GAS My metaphors: the smiling dawn, ness being imperative, she went to Mr. New's 719. GREAT INDUCEMENTS 719 The azure sky, the blushing rose. FITTING. QUALITY No. 3, $39, FORMERLY $42„ All sweets that eye or fancy knows, room, and was told he was busy just then and OFFERED TO BUYERS OF And racked my brains, earth, heaven and air, and could not see her; so she walked around QUALITY No. 4, $42, FORMERLY $48„ For objects which I might compare the building, then went back and found that ttie Fancy and Millinery Goods. With varied charms of lady fair. elderly gentleman with the youthful name had THOMAS M. SHEPHERD, At last, when I already guessed gone out. She had wasted two hours and waited Late of the firm of A. R. Shepherd & Co., desires to OUN-UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS AND ALL KINDS TAYLOR & HUFTY, The love, that by her fluttering breast, make known to his numerous friends In the District of U of Straw and Chip Goods at cost, at an hour more, and was compelled to leave in Columbia and vicinity that, having retired from the And glance half shy, half sweetly bold. order to catch the train, having some other late Arm, he has established himself In the business of SATIS'. Which e'er had been so strange and cold, 933 Pennsylvania Avenue^ things to attend to. PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS PITTING, MARBLE And lips that trembled to be pressed, m ay 7-s m OR Was now, I thought, all but confessed; It is very hard to please people. The truly MANTELS, GRATES, CHANDELIERS, &C., She smiled and said: " Pull down your vest,." loyal have been howling all the session that the At 1423 Hew York avenue nortlurest. ECK-TIES, SCARFS, SASHES, JAPANESE FANS. LADIES' GOOBS. Here he will be pleased to receive his friends and the j N Flowers, Charles II.'s Bar-Sinister Dukedoms. What Shall We Do with John? Extraordinary Suicide. GE00ERIES. GROCERIES. [From the New York San.] [From the'Christian Union.] . LAFAYETTE, Ind., June 11.—James A. Moore, aged Amazing vitality about the Merrie Monarch's The population of Ireland is, in ronnd numbers, about 35, liviiig on a farm near the Farmers's Insti- •stock in England. Its members increase and multi- about 5,000,t)00, that of China is nearly 500,000:000. tution, about 15 miles fouth of this city, committed N.T. METZGER & BRO., The petty immigration from Ireland to the Atlantic suicide at the Lahr House in this city last nigh*? THE AMERICAN COFFEE COMPANY, ply and flourish exceedingly. Of the twenty-one 417 Seventh street northwest, •dukedoms, Charles II. contributed, to use Defoe's coast has produced serious political complications. He leaves a wife and three children. No cause is words, " four to the peerage by his own efforts, and What will be the outcome of the Chinese immigia known for the deed. The manner in which it was y. IF. Cor. Thirteenth and F Sta. DEALERS IN FINE FAMILY GRO- •there is not the least likelihood of any of them be- tion to the Pacific coast ? Already the Chinese are accomplished is, perhaps, unparalleled in horrid in- CERIES. coming extinct." estimated as constituting a fifth of the California genuity. He earne to the Lahr House Saturday, These bar-sinister dukedoms are Buccleuch, Graf- population. And the end is not yet. When such a said he was perfecting an invention, and would CLARET. ton, St. Albans and Richmond. In point of posses- reservoir begins to overrun its banks, no one can tell probably stay a week, but would visit his home COFFEES: sions and influence, the first is by far the most im- from the size of the rivulet at first how large the Monday, and prepaid his bill t^l that time. He CLABET. FINEST OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE, GEN- stream will become. called at the machine shop cf Harding & Sons, had CLASET. UINE MOCHA COFFEE, MARICAIBO portant. The Duke of Buccleuch is the direct de- COFFEE, RIO COFFEE, scendant of the Duke of Monmouth, Charles' unfor- Moreover, John differs from Pat in some very im- a large new broad ax and two bars of 3-inch wide by 1- Freshly roasted or green, at reduced prices. tnnate son by Lucy Walters. From time to time portant particulars. He has an intense and very inch thick iron, 16 inches long, which he had riv- St. Margeanx, rumors have run to the effect that Charles was in narrow patriotism. He has no idea of ever becom- eted to the head of the ax. On either side, fastened St. Julien. TEAS: reality married to this lady. Such reports are ing an American. This is not his hive; he comes to these bars in the shape of a handle to an ax, he St. Estephe. We have a very large and carefully selected stock of had a system of wooden bars 8 feet long, the ex- Teas, comprising the verv finest GUNPOWDER, IM- •alluded to in Evelyn's memoirs. Charles II. sol- ¿ere simply to gather honey. He has no notion of Medoc. PERIAL, JAPANESE AND OOLONG. emnly and publicly denied the allegation. He even remaining here, still less of leaving his children here treme end of which was fastened to a cross-piece, St. JEmillioii. wrote this denial in the council book, and it was after him. He retains his customs, his habits of secured to the floor by hinges. The ax was raised TABLE LUXURIES: Attested by members of the privy council. The fact thought, his civilization, his religion. He wears the and held to its nearly perpendicular position by a PKICES TO STJIT ALL, Such as •of his having gone through this formality tends to same dress, unless our American barbarians compel double cord fastened to the wall. Between the SPICED MEATS, SPICED OYSTERS, cords stood a candle, arranged so that when the can- SARDINES. OLIVE OIL, ¿show that the report had assumed a serious charac- him.to change it; he eats the same rice; he brings CHOW-CHOW, SALAD OIL, ter. hither his temple; he worships Joss. His supreme dle burned down to the cords it would burn them QUALITY GUARANTEED. SAUCES. PICKLES, PRESERVED GINGER, off and the ax fall. Where the ax would strike he SPANISH OLIVES, GINGER SYRUP, &C., AC. Monmouth's mother was the daughter of a Welsh self-conceit is not in the least abated by a compari- placed a small box, open on one side, in which, when .gentleman, but " having little means and less grace, son of his junks with our American marine, nor by found, was his head with some cotton which had CATAWBA WINE, CHEESE: •came to London to make a fortune." The famous his inspection of our railroads and telegraphs. He been chloroformed. His chin was held up from his ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE, EDAM CHEESE, Algernon Sidney, then a colonel in Cromwell's army, publishes a newspaper in San Francisco, and hab- NORTON'S PINE APPLE CHEESE, NEW neck by a stick up across the box, through holes on $1.50 per Gallon. tiad agreed to give her fifty broad pieces, (as he told itually calls us " barbarians " and his own country- YORK FACTORY, (very fine.) either side, holding his head flrmly in position. He ihe Duke of York,) but being ordered hastily away men "celestials." As yet the nineteenth century TOMATOES, was strapped tightly to the floor with two straps, with his regiment he missed his bargain. She went does not appear to have thawed out his intense na- BUTTER: one around his legs, another about his arms and Always on hand the FINEST GILT EDGE. into Holland. There she formed the acquaintance tional prejudices in the slightest. His habits are not Three-lb. Cans 15 Cents each. breast. The straps were both screwed to the floor, of his broiher, Captain Robert Sidney, "with whom over cleanly; his quarters are of a kind to breed pes- rendering it impossible to move. It is supposed that SAUCES: '--she remained for some time, till the king (then in tilence ; his vices—prostitution, gambling and opium- he set his ax, lit the candle and strapped himself to CORN, LEA & PERRINS' WORCESTERSHIRE, HAL- •exile in that country,) hearing of her, got her from eating—are the more deadly because the less out- FORD'S YORKSHIRE RELISH, MUSHROOM, the floor, put his head in the box with the chloro- ¿him." breaking in flagrant forms of disorder; and he luxu- WALNCT and TOMATO CATSUPS. formed cotton and was probajjly insensible when $1.50 per Dozen. Very soon after she left Sidney her son, afterward riates on wages on which an American laborer would the ax fell. The ax and fixings would weigh about «the Duke of Monmouth, was born. He very much starve to death. SYRUPS: 50 pounds, and would fall a distance of from 10 or 15 PURE MAPLE SYRUP, SILVER AND GOLDEN resembled the colonel, even to a wart on his face, We do noc wonder that our Paciflc-coast brethren feet. His head was completely severed from the EVERY CAN GUARANTEED. DRIPS. However, strange to say the king persisted in own- are perplexed by the problem, what shall we do with body, and the ax buried in the boards beneath. ing him, though every one believed Sidney to be his him ? We do not wonder that they are annoyed, and STAR. WINES: ¿father. Ultimately Lucy Walters, or Waters, " fell even indignant at Ofcr apathy. We are apathetic CLARETS, such as MARGEAUX, BORDEAUX and STAR. all the popular brands. SHERRIES, PORTS, •very low and went to Paris." Evelyn speaks of because Vre are ignorant. John has no quarters in Silencing- Swipes. MADEIRA, ANGLICA AND CATAWBA. • having seen her there, and says that" she died mis- New York city ; we believe he has no temple here; [From the Solano Republican.] STAR. erably, without anything to bury her." Such was his competition has not lowered the wages of our "Mr. Swipes, won't you split up a little wood and This celebrated brand of pure old Rye Whisky can WHISKIES: the ancestress of the Dukes of Buccleuch. The workingmen, nor his presence'introduced any anom- go and borrow a brass kettle before you go up still be had at the above establishment for Our Whiskies, from their purity, are especlall y recom- •descendant of the courtesan who died destitute is alous element into o.ur political or social fabric. town ?" mended to the public for either medicinal or social purposes. to-day the greatest land-owner in the United King- But 500,000,000is a large population; a very respec- " What in thunder do you want me to do that for?" ONE HOLLAR PER BOTTLE. SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKIES, JAMAICA RUM, dom. table fraction of that population will have to cross " 'Cause I want to preserve some cherries to- ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. OLD TOM GIN, &C. Monmouth was beheaded in July, )S65. His titles the Pacific ocean before wages are equalized in the day." were attained, but his wife had herself been sepa- two countries. Water does not more surely seek its 14 Cherries?" FINE CIGARS: level than wages; and there is not the least assur- < We solicit a call, and guarantee satisfaction in rately created Duchess of Buccleuch, and her son " Yes, cherries!" price and quality. .••succeeded to his mother's titles. This lady was a ance that the Chinese wave will stop at the foot of "That's just you, Mrs. Swipes. You're always H. C. BOWERS, the Sierras, or yet of the Rocky Mountains, or even •daughter and heiress of the Earl of Buccleuch, and spluttering and fooling around with some nonsense K. W. CORNER OF THIRTEENTH AND F N. T. METZGER & BRO., the greatest fortune of her day. She was married in the valley of the Mississippi. The question, like this." STREETS. ap0-6mosl to Monmouth at the age of 12, he being then 11. She " What shall we do with John ?" may very soon, if " Nonsense ? Well, I guess you like preserves as 417 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. >it was to whom Scott alludes in " The Lay of the it does not already, concern all the people of the well as anybody." novl4-ly2 • • ~ '' • -Last Minstrel" in the lines: United States. "I don't either." G. G. C0RNWELL & SONS, " In pride of youth in beauty's bloom First—Evidently we cannot turn him back. It "If you wasn't too lazy to split the wood you'd Butter! Butter! Had wept o'er Monmouth's bloody tomb." may be well doubted whether we have the right to like them." She was a good wife to a bad husband, for whom do so. The descendants of the European Pilgrims "Mrs. Swipes, now do be sensible. You know FINE GROCERS, •••she had slight cause to have " wept." Monmouth of the seventeenth century have no charter right this preserving business costs money for sugar, fruit, AT STILL LOWER PRICES. -deserted her for Lady Henrietta Wa#tworth, daugh- from the Most High to refuse a home on their shores cans, wax, firewood and the deuce knows what all. ter of the celebrated Earl of Strafford. For this in- to the Asiatic pilgrims of the nineteenth. But if we But some way or other you never do think about ex- MIS Pennsylvania avenue, opposite WH. fidelity the best excuse is that he was married when had the right we have not the power. These great pense, for you're always buying ribbons, ruffles and lard's Hotel. Good Butter by tlie Roll, •a mere boy, and the union was entirely a matter of migratory movements are not amenable to acts of flummadiddle; but when I want anything, such as • agents. Yet, as there are many good, honest a way, under such circumstances, may be Speaker and those of a pauper^ecause we discoun- EVERY WEEK our circuit judge, who is so pro- THE CAPITAL. and patriotic men still in the Republican credited with enough courage to do right tenance anything but the quiet, unobtrusive pro- lific in original suggestions, furnishes THE CAPI- party, they have a following that may form where General A. Grant is a party or Gen- fessional devotion to the 9ick room, that we pro- TAL with an adornment to its minor columns. WASHINGTON CITY. the nucleus of the hosts of victory. For this eral B. Butler an attorney. We feel that to test against Dr. Yerdi riding into national notice Week before last Silence was the Judge's hobby; reason the contest will inevitably be a hard- further listen to these complaints is a reflec- on the " cerebral depression " of Mi. Blaine: this week Solitariness occupied the energies of fought battle, and under no circumstances tion on the bar and the community, Who " Yee, his broad wing hath raised thee no bad hack, his inventive genius. A judge, clerk, crier, jury t SUNDAY MOENBTG, - - - JUNE 25,1876. can the Democrats cease from labor; every neither favor nor support the onslaught. A swallow twittering on an eagle's back." two lawyers and one witness are enough essen- hour and every means must be employed, or Judge Wylie's chief judicial defect is No w we have always regarded Dr. Pope as a tially to run | court. Judge Homphrevs appre- an inglorious defeat will leave them like an occasional hastiness of temper, with which man of a less ambitious vein than Dr. Yerdi; yet ciating this fact, had one entrance to the court- Average Circulation, 10,100 Copies. the Bepublican of the 15th says " Dr. Pope was Bonaparte at Waterloo. the bar has borne patiently, and which the room locked up and the other guarded by» asked by a journalist what he thought of Mr. judge, by an appreciation of his office and an bailiff. We met two or three lawyers who ha& THE CAPITAL Blaine's condition, and he wrote on a piece of vainly attempted to gain admission through the JUDGE WTLIE, ALBERT GRANT AND exercise of his will, has of late years almost Can always be fonnd on sale at the news stand: paper the following four lines : ante-room dediaated to the uses of the bar anBoston. whom are aimed the enraged shafts of a dis- We presume that the committee will hasten stand, but the lawyers, we regret to say, swear J. R. HAWLEY, Cincinnati, Ohio. appointed litigant and a disappointed lawyer. to dismiss these cases from further considera- tender; but as the doctor has as much confidence everywhere else. WILL GRAY, St. Louis. Missouri. in Mr. Blaine's sincerity as he has in his liver, PALMER HOUSE. Chicago. When | member of the bench is tion, and in such a manner as to forever dis- The locking of the court-room seems a sort of C. H. QCIMBY, Wheeling, West Virginia. he could not have meant to make any reference C. F. JOHNSTON, Richmond, Virginia. assailed we think it is due to the com- countenance such abuse of the reformatory a joke, but it is really a serious invasion of the J. T. ELLYSON, U to an allusion. There was a Pope once who was C. C. HALEY, NEW Orleans, Louisiana. munity, due to the bar and due to the spirit of the House. The fact of General rights of citizens and lawyers. It leads one to- W. SCOTT GLORB, Louisville, Kentucky. a poet; out of respect to the memory of his de- J. A. ROY'S, Detroit, Michigan. court to inquire into the character of the Butler appearing before a Democratic com- ceased namesake, the author of these verses on ask, in the language of the new and handsome- C. C. RIGHTER, Charleston, South Carolina. juror, Mortimer K," Why is this thusly ?" WHITE & BADER, San Francisco, California. charge, of the prosecutors and the motives mittee in the role of a reformer puts the "Jamie" should refrain from the Muse's em- J. T. Cox, Alexandria. Virginia. M. A. CROWN'S, No. 78 W. Fayette Street, Baltimore. that inspire their attack. We think that a whole proceedings in such a ridiculous light braces. And at all the hotels and news stands in Baltimore. hearing on the part of the committee was in IF THE PROPOSED commission of six to consider Also, at that we will be surprised if they are not in- " Confine yourself to license given, the first place ill-advised under the circum- Nor dare beyond your trade; and report a form of government for the District Reading Room New York Herald, 61 Avenue de l'Op- stantly ended. era, Paris. stances. With a bar of the ability and in- When a serious drama begins to exhibit the Though you are free to dose the living, is appointed, we trust that the invaluable ser- Reading Rooms Robert C. M. Bowles, 449 Strand,Lon- Yet prythee spare the dead." vices of Mr. Return J. Meigs may be secured. Mr.- don. tegrity of our own; with a Bar Association ear marks of a comedy, it is time for the cur- which has, or ought to have, the integrity of If we gathered any symptoms of the divine Meigs combines the experience of a once active, tain to fall and the lights to be put out. afflatus from a diagnosis of Dr. Pope's verses life with the fruits of long and varied study and, THE DEMOCRAi'T AT ST. LOUIS. the bench as well as of the profession in its we would not discourage him in his poet- philosophical reflection. He gave to Tennessee; The one thing that the election of a Dem- care, charges against a judge, which are not introduced under the auspices of the one or MINOB NOTES. ical efforts. We do not. We think he is a code of laws second to none in the country to- ocratic President would insure would be too good a doctor, according to his medical day ; he has ever been interested in all that re- the other, should be regarded with suspi- peace at the South. By peace me mean en- creed, to be a good poet. " Considered as a ques- lates to the rights of man and the intelligent, cion, if not with disapproval. THE FIRST FIRE-WORKS, fire-water and fiery tire obliteration of sectionalism* the assur- speeches of the campaign were seen, drunken tion of mere organization," says a distinguished machinery of society. We have before us now ance to that people that they are a part and For a committee to favor the irresponsible and listened to last Monday night at the Repub- writer, "the man with a high poetic tempera- a book modestly called "Fragment of a Pro- parcel of the Union in more than name; that complaints of a defeated and discontented lican ratification meeting. The audience that ment is not best calculated to shine as a medical posed Code for the District of Columbia," pre- they can pursue plans and develop means litigant is to establish a precedent that is assembles to the tap of the administration drum philosopher." pared by Mr. Meigs, and which presents a plan* leading to permanent prosperity without the likely to transform the House of Representa- in Washington on the eve of an election is never It is true there have been poetical doctors. far superior to anything yet suggested or had? dread of a South Carolina government being tives into a court of appeals, where every a whole-souled, enthusiastic assembly. Depend- Goldsmith, Darwin, Akenslde, Garth, Good, under consideration. We urge his name to favorable consideration of the President of the: installed to waste the fruits of industry and plaintiff or defendant who has exhausted all ing for its numbers on Government clerks,whose Wolcot, Blackmore, Haller in the mother coun- Senate, and hope if called to serve the com- honesty. It is because the Southern States minds are disturbed by the possibility that the try, and with us our own Holmes; but none of of the securities with which the right between munity in this capacity that Mr. Meigs will recognize this prerequisite to rehabilitation party they shout against may come in and turn their prescriptions compared with their poems, man and man is hedged, can go, contrary to favorably respond. that their delegates go to St. Louis unin- the-Constitution and the comity which exists them out, rotation in office hangs like a so that they never combined the excellence of structed. They go there saying to their between the legislature and the judiciary. Damoclesian sword over their heads, and their the two callings. We trust that Dr. Pope will Northern and Western coadjutors, " Furnish The first consideration that should have gov- hurrahs are a sort of compromise between pres- write no more poetry, but if he is fond of read- ing rhymes the following is about as neat a thing Centennial and Patent Office from your calendar of candidates a man erned the committee is that every order or ent enjoyment and future sorrow, something EDITOR CAPITAL : I desire to call your attention to of the sort as we ever came across; whose name does not awaken recollections of decree that Judge Wylie could pass touching like the crowing of a game-cock with the pip. an abuse which has sprung up in connection with, 1 some shameful act; some ubiquitous utterance the real interests of Albert Grant was subject The absence of popular government has com- The homeopathic system, sir, just suits me to a the Centennial and the Patent Office. I refer to the- pletely disorganized the " Boys in Blue" and tittle. management of the exhibit of the Patent Office at- in the time that proved all men ; something to an appeal, and that whatever meritorious other associations made up of black men. As It proves of physic, anyhow, you cannot take too the exhibition. The gentleman Jwho has charge off said or done opposed to consistent Democ- matter this person could bring before Con-' this part of the Goverment exhibit is supposed to be- there was no corpse in the procession the Gali- little. racy ; a man who is honest and available, an examiner In the Patent Office, (though what he gress in the last instance he could bring lean Fishermen could not consistently put on If it be good in all complaints (o take a dose so and we will vote for him. If to these re- before the court in general term in the first small, examines I am unable to say.) For his valuable- their regalia and swell the line. There was a services during t£e six months of the exhibition he- quirements he can add experience in public It surely must be better still to take no d06e at all." instance. noticeable scarcity of transparencies which we receives $1,260 as salary as an examiner, $600 for ex- affairs and such an acquaintance with the ca- In referring to this matter we beg leave to were accustomed to see illuminated with a can- penses and $600 from the Centennial authorities.. pacity of public men as to select the fittest dle and illuminating the patriotic mind with GENERAL REYNOLDS has risen to explain about Who says republics are ungrateful to their English.- disclaim any feeling of partisanship towards cousins ? There is also a private ax which is being: for employment at home and abroad, you such amiable sentiments as "Hang Jeff. Davis on the presentation of the house in Austin. The Judge Wylie. If he or any other member of country is satisfied that General Reynolds did ground with success. It is a mechanical expositor- will combine glory with victory." - asour apple tree." All these things being want- which is sold by employes of the Government for- the bench should be arraigned by competent nothing by way of fraud and corruption before The fate of Democracy then rests in the and respectable authority, we beg to assure ing, the zest essential to a rousing time was also the benefit .of a private individual. He is a. wanting. the house was given or after it was given. For great man at the exhibition, and has a. hands of the Democrats of the North and the the community that THE CAPITAL would reasons best known to our forefathers, and ap- son, " a chip of the old block," who receives $100 per- What, therefore, the line of march lacked in West. In the list they have to choose from espouse any effort to vindicate the purity and preciated by their descendants, no American month, which is "right good for a boy of his age„. there are men who, at another time, in an- integrity of the bench, the independence and torches and the yells from emancipated throats official abroad is permitted to receive any gift you know." A son-in-law receives a small salary other condition of public affairs, the country usefulness of the bar. that were once a terror to women and children; from a foreign state or potentate. Since the ($1,800) for his services in connection with that. branch of the exhibition—arduous services in his.- would be pleased to see enjoying the highest what it lacked in violent assaults on apple stands United States troops have been stationed in the The persecution against Judge Wylie—and and pea-nut venders, was made up by a quiet country's behalf. There is a house on the exhibitions- honors of the Republic; but these men do states of the South they have been doing duty we can call it by no other name—grows out and orderly company, as undemonstrative as the grounds which is rented by the Government for the- not respond to the immediate demands of the of the business misfortunes of a too sanguine as it were among foreign political organizations. use of Government employes, and furnished and*- Sons of Jonadab celebrating the virtues of . a fitted up at Uncle Sam's expense. This house is- hour or the necessities of the issue. It is of and improvident adventurer, who drifted to The people never required their presence ; on newly-dedicated corporation pump. the contrary every day they lingered they were almost wholly occupied by the family and relatives* the last importance that the St. Louii candi- Washington with the war, and who became of the gentleman in charge, to the exclusion of per- Whatever money and taste the managers had an insult and a threat to the bona fide residents date should have an irreproachable record. first known to the public as dividing with sons who have a right to be there. It is impossible*- to spare was expended on the.central stand in of that section. They were sent there and are The passions and prejudices of a civil con- another genius of the same order the chief- front of the City Hall, and although some feeble at present to visit this part of the exhibition with- kept there with the avowed purpose of " pro- out being impressed with the idea that it is a foreign.- flict, like the fires of a dying volcano, are attempts were made at utilizing the two wings, tanship of the " Boys in Blue," an organiza- tecting the American citizens." It really is hard department conducted by foreigners. To a great:: liable to be rekindled at any moment in all tion composed of all the contrabands who they were not crowned with success. But the many of our people, and to others who may visit the- their violence. That such passions and preju- to escape the conclusion that the army officer at could beg, borrow or steal a cerulean suit of paraphernalia of a political procession is but a the South is on a,different service from the army exhibit of the Patent Office, that department would* dices exist is apparent to every observer; that be of great interest, but as now managed It bids fair- clothes and a kerosene lantern. From this small matter compared with the men who speak officer at the North. In the latter section, ex- they can be mollified and removed but in one to bring disgrace upon the Patent Office and the- command he derived the name of " General." and the sentiments they utter. General Grant cepting in the cases of Generals Grant, Sherman way is equally self-evident. These considera- was on the stand, and in view of his alleged third Government. Is there not an Ameiican who is com- It might be supposed that-inilitary sympathy and Meade, we do not hear of any presentation of petent to take charge of this great branch of Ameri- tions point to General Hancoclc as the most brpught General Albert Grant and General term aspirations, his presence suggested the houses. In these cases it was the expression of can interests ? available nominee, not only to lead in the! Ben. Butler, both being generals, in harmony, Hindoo widow throwing herself on the funeral appreciation of valuable services, at the close of pile of her husband. Senator Morton's presence J. ECSTIS. coming contest, but to reestablish the char- that they consulted in council of war upon the war, when the warmth of gratitude over- Washington, June 22, 1876. and speech had very much the appearance of a acter of Democracy as a party that is as the method of their attack upon Judge Wylie; came the prudence economy. We cannot discover man officiating at his own last sad obsequies, devotedly, though not as noisily, attached to but such is not the case. any reason for Southern people giving a north- The Lazy Man. the Union as their opponents; to render the while the congratulatory epistles of Messrs. Bris- ern general houses and lands and cattle, except A lazy man is always good natured. He never- Grant, though he dedicated his nights to party and its principles popular where they tow and Conkllng could only be likened to by way of propitiation, and while believing in flies into a passion. He might crawl into one, if that-, were possible, but the Idea of flying into one is pre- are now regarded with suspicion, and to pave the Boys in Blue with their lights, lamps and strewing flowers on one's own grave. In fact, General Reynolds' entire innocence of anything these features gave an abnormal, paradoxical posterous. the way for those local gains which would torches, spent his days in building rows of except a happy faculty of accepting favors with- houses which were an ornament to the city, coloring to the meeting that made it extremely Who ever heard of a lazy man breaking into a;, keep the House and contribute to render the out inquiring how or why or whence they came, hank where a crowbar had to be «sed, or driilingr novel. General Logan presided with grace and Senate harmonious with the Executive. a credit to himself, and a source of threatened we must characterize his action as imprudent intoaBafe? Not but that he might covet^ his neigh, loss to material men and other creditors. efficiency. and undignified. Imprudent because it places bor's goods contained therein, but the horror of" The mistakes at Cincinnati were confined Being more ambitious than prudent, as Among the speakers were men identified with him under an obligation where he should be handling a crowbar and drills would always deter- hlm from actually committing burglary. He nevei- to the platform; the first thing for the Demo- might be expected, he became involved in the worst past of the Republican party, men uninfluenced save by the high sense of duty of who, so far as we may judge by their acts, runs away with his neighbor's wife, simply on &Cy cracy to do is to avail themselves of this lawsuits, and finally brought up in the toils an American soldier and citizen executing a count of the horror he has df running. If he is ever- opportunity for offering a contrast that will of ehancery. When he was dismissed from opinions and expressions, are not in harmony national trust; undignified because it is for- known to run, it is to run to seed.1 reflect as much credit on themselves as con- the halls of equity he was dismissed a penni- with a new departure of the party, a departure eign to the old-fashioned ideas of the branch of He rarely lies about his neighbors, for it would be- fusion on their opponents. It would be a less man. Disappointed, impoverished and that must be supplemented by satisfactory proofs service he represents to owe either one's luxu- too much exertion ; but he lies about a bar-room alfr of sincerity before Republicanism can command day. grateful and novel incident in the issue to see ill-advised, he sought the remedy Which ries or necessaries to voluntary contributions. confidence or hope for success. He is of inestimable service to a billiard saloon^, one party platform have what • lawyers call passion, not patience; ignorance, not intelli- The best thing he can do with his house is to In Senator Morton the country recognizes the keeping the chairs warm and watching the game,, the beauties of pleading: brevity, unity and return it to the donors, or obtain their consent for few would care to play where there are no spec- gence, ever seeks—revenge. As the decrees typical agitator of the evil passions of men, and certainty. To this end it is not too much to of Judge Wylie were the embodiment of all to dedicate it to the fund for the orphans and tators. The fact that he does this without pay, day in General Butler the high priest of corruption- in and day out, shows the unselfishness of his na- ask of a party, when all parties are looked widows of the war. the evils he had brought upon himself, he ists. If the new nominees aecept anything but ture. upon with the eye of suspicion, to be frank bethought him of seeking relief from his own The lazy man never gets up revolutions, insurrec- a following from such men, to elect them would Now THAT the smoke of battle has been lifted and honest with the people. Where what is miseries in the persecutions of another. tions, or other popular excitements, and don't mak&- be to perpetuate what the people have been suf- the dispatch of General Hayes to Mr. Blaine im- right corresponds with what is expedient, it a nuisance of himself by trailing around the coun- Having presented his own complaints, fering from since the close of the war; namely, mediately on the heel of the former's victory is not very hard even for a political conven- try making incendiary speeches to promote public^ which he had neither evidence nor the doctrines inimical to peace and schemes opposed and the latter's defeat, is beginning to attract at- discontent. tion to do right. A few plain principles sup- shadow of evidence to supp'ort, he assumed to honesty and economy. tention. Perhaps it was inspired by the political In his own neighborhood he is never a busybody plemented by as many pledges, all in the the military role and called for volunteers. This meeting is to be considered of no little advisers of the successful nominee as a soothing in other people's affairs, for the very idea of being.: language of truth, that despises the use of a busybody at anything would drive him out of his- The first free lance was another disappointed importance as an element in the problem. unction to a fresh wound; perhaps it was deemed double-barreled terms, is all that is required. head. litigant, now in St. Louis, who, while here, There was no expression of sympathy with the the most fitting olive branch to propitiate platform of the Fifth Avenue reformers, no ap- " Jamie's" clan, yet it lacked the essence of No lazy man ever ran mad. If he went crazy it If the errors of Ohio Democracy are to pre- established a reputation for inebriety and was because he couldn't goanywheie else without., proval of the crusade which Mr. Bristow waged philanthropy as well as that of longheadedness, vail, let them be unequivocally proclaimed in semi-insanity. This man contributed an aflida- walking. against fraud, no frank acknowledgment of past in not embracing the other disappointed candi- the platform; if the teachings of the fathers vit which nobody believed, and we do no£ think Lazy men don't disturb the quiet of peaceful, errors, no promise of future amendment. The dates under its consolatory wings. The worst neighbors by putting up factories, furnaces ancb are to be the guide and buckler, let not the the committee ever contemplated summon- sectional cry was here first mildly sounded; be- phase it presents is the endorsement it gives to a other abominations.—Fat Contributor. hope of propitiating the disciples of that fal- ing him before them. The second free lance fore the campaign has been half developed it gentleman in whom public confidence has been ROSE EYTINGE.—Promiscuous attacks on charac- len saint and false prophet, William Allen, was General Butler. This gentleman has been promises to grow into an angry roar. shaken. It cannot be possible that General Hayes prevent a manly declaration of adherence to ter, to gratify personal malice and spleen, seem to» unfortunate" in more than one ease before is going to lead the forlorn hope which Mr. be pretty thoroughly checked by the following dis- time-honored principles. Judge Wylie, and it is very natural for him IT WAS very creditable in Dr. Pope to come to Blaine has prepared for the Republican party. patch, which appears this morning not only in our The Democrats may more consistently re- to try and "get even " with another by any the relief of his persecuted professional brother Such a dispatch would naturally lead to the in- columns, but in the newspapers of eleven different. spond to the wail of California than the Re- and every means. Having borne up under and discountenance a playful allusion to Dr. ference that when General Hayes gets in the cities of the Union, from Miss Rose Eytinge, the fa- Yerdi in " one of the Sunday papers." As both White House, if he ever does, consistency de- mous actress. The motive which prompts the tele- publican party; and on the Mongolian, as several adverse decisions, a recent refusal gram was an attack of a peculiarly cruel nature by a-contemporary and THE CAPITAL deprecated the mands the offer of a Cabinet office to embody the well as,the school question, can give assur- to grant a decree asked for occasioned the the New York Hun on Colonel George H. Butler, ances to the people of a State on the one threat, in the court-room, in the hearing of a desire of Dr. Verdi to be where he would have tender sentiments expressed by telegraph. which was reprinted by the Evening Telegraph of this- hand and the people of the country on the gentleman whose name we refrain from giv- his pills, i. e., down everybody's throat; we city. The Sun article bears the impress of a Police- are at a loss to know to which member of the Gazette training, with the malignant love of defama- other. But above all, attention should be ing, that he would go before the committee ANOTHER very respectable grand jury has been press the defender of the faith according to tion which characterizes the New York Suu since it drawn for the District. Among the gentlemen paid to the living issue of the day, reform. against Judge Wylie; hence General Butler's Hanneman referred. In a case of doubt it passed under the control of everybody's friend, who are to dedicate their services to the country The Democrats should present, in the shape unimportant but ill-natured testimony of last would be disrespectful to Dr. Pope to pass his Charles A. Dana • in which was once considered a most honorable of a national indictment, the crimes and fol- week. card unnoticed. Rather than lay ourselves open CHICAGO, June 21 —1>. G. Oroly, Esq , Editor Dally. position, and which is beginning to assume its Graphic, New York : Contradict lor me, over my sig- lies of Republicanism, and as far as is possi- to the charge of such a breach of etiquette, we nature, the unfounded and malicious charges The judicial office is too sacred to be left at old attributes, is Mr. George W. Adams of the ble point out the path by which* they intend beg to acknowledge its perusal. What we de- against my husband, Colonel George H. Butler the mercy of such assailants, and Judge New York World. We recognize the presence printed in the New York Sun of Tuesday last. The to lead the people out of the land of sin and precated was the greediness which Dr. Verdi charges were as false as they were cruel, and no* Wylie, who was brave enough to issue a writ of the salt of the earth at last in the grand jury exhibited in dividing with the ex-Speaker the journalist in America would have printed them ex- bondage. room. This is the first contribution from News- cept Charles A. Dana of the New York Sun. I ap- of habeas corpus in the case of Mrs. Surratt, attention of the public. We have a great respect peal to Thurlow Weed, youself and Hugh Hastings, It does seem utterly preposterous to sup- commanding General Hancock to bring that paper Ro w.- as gentlemen, to assist me to clear my husband's pose, with a sound platform and good and for the medical practitioner, and think, with the name from this gross and wicked attack. ' unfortunate woman before him—a writ, by homely but not elegant old philosopher, that —Chicaao Times. ROSE EYTINGE BUTLER. available men, with the fraud and corrup- the bye, which, to the credit of that officer, " the doctor is a reasonable cleanly man consid- SPEAIER KERR has sufficiently recovered his tion of the Republican party traced from the he answered in person, and submitted him- ering the scabs he has to deal with." It is be- health to visit the Rockbridge Alum Springs. IT IS RELATED of Sydney Smith that once, on en- end of the war to the opening of the Cincin- In addition to the profound and sincere interest tering a drawing-room in a West-End mansion, he self as a subordinate obeying an order from cause we hold the two schools in deserved honor found it lined with mirrors on all sides. Finding nati convention, that the people will not vote the President to retain the pris __ier—we re- that we depreeate any disposition to make any that Mr. Kerr's friends take in his recovery, the country is awakened to the value of the char- himself reflected in every direction, he said that he for a new departure and a change of oflicial peat that a judge brave enough to act in such difference between the digestive organs "of an ex- "supposed he was at a meeting of the clergy, and. acter and services of such a public servant. there seemed ti be a very respectable attendance." 5 THE CAPITAL.-- JUNE 25, 1876. First-Class Scouring and Dyeing. THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION. ' DISEASES FROM SOAP, LOCAL ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. A New Tbeory as to the Origin of Diph- A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by removing to his new building, UMMER THEATER COMIQUE. theria and Typhoid Fever—What Some MESSRS. B. ROBINSON & Co., 009 Pennsylvania The Arrival of a Large Number of Delegates— avenue, are the boys' clothiers in the city, and there Is S' Fancy Cleansing: Materials are Made of. 906 G Street, 3 Doors West of Ninth Street, MONDAY, JUNE 26, NIGHTLY, AKC MATINEES The Advanoe Guard of the Prominent Candi- the only place where first class suits for boys can be WEDNESDAY AND SATTJRBAY. dates on the Field. [Philadelphia Sun ] had. They keep a full line of the very best ready-made Just a few steps from his former place on Ninth street THE COOLEST RESORT IN flB CITY. clothing for youths. On account of the great hit made hereby Soap is so universally used at the present day that where he is ready to do any work in his line in his ST. LOUIS, June 22, 1876. it seems almost impossible to do without it. It may MR. DEN THOMPSON, appear surprising that soap is not an unmixed good, THE finest liquors at Miller's, 611 Seventh street. superior manner. And the universal desire and clamor to see him once Any one stepping irsto some one of the leading v may 28-1 mo l again in his great character of and that some of the worst diseases have originated Kid Gloves and Shoes, Crape Veils cleaned at a very JOSHUA WHITCOMBE, hotels of this city, and noticing the large num- in, or at least been carried about by, the too frequent BARGAINS in croquet at Parker's, 527 Seventh street. short notice. Ladies' Dresses cleaned without taken The management has succeeded In effecting an engage- use of some kinds of the article. Manufacturers ber of strange faces and the numerous groups of apart, and spots removed without cleaning the whole ment with him for this week only, when he will appear care but little what ingredients they employ so long KEEP vermin out of your houses by Hart's Roach in his original burletta entitled the persons conversing in a confidential manner, j as the article they bring forth has the proper amount garment. Gent's Clothes cleaning and dyeing a FEMALE BATHERS. of perfume or the requisite capacity of producing Powder, 1212 F street. specialty. marl9-lyl Messrs. Constantlne and Le Clair, Ella Haflln, Tim would at once conclude that something,of more j suds with little rubbing. In this manner a vast Morris, Miss Julia Wilson, Marie Gorcnflo and Lillle* than ordinary interest was going on here at jamount , of diseased animal matter, taken from KOSS' German-American apothecary, corner Seventh DIED. Howard are our new variety attractions. *8 beasts which have died of putrescent maladies, is and Boundary streets. ap23-ly CRUIKSHANK.—On the morning of the 24th instant, present. For the last few weeks the resident j employed. Mrs. A. J. Crulkshank, in the 69th year of her age. committees have been busy at work, making all | NEW YORK Sun, Herald, Tribune, Times and World Her funeral will take place on Monday afternoon, of last night can be had to-day at Brad. Adams' until June 26, at 5:30 o'clock, from her late residence, on TALLMADGE HALL, Soap-fat is well known in the manufacture of Potomac street, next to St. John's church, Georgetown, necessary arrangements for the approaching 1 o'clock, full of political news of the day. NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, soap, and, owing to its condition and the imperfect D. C. way in which it is refined, it sometimes contains Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to And they have so far completed their plans with most deadly poisons, which, by friction upon the DON'T FAIL to try " Mint Tonic " at Ebbitt House attend. * great satisfaction, so much so that Mr. Prince of skin, are introduced into the pores, gradually soak Drug Store. F STREET, BET. 9TH and I0TH, into the blood, and%develop into some local affection Boston, the secretary of the National Demo- for which no cause can be assigned. Typhoid fever ROMAN & Cox, 507 Seventh street, are closing out a UNDEKTAKEE. cratic committee, said on yesterday that nothing has been often produced in this manner, it is j lot of fine light casslmere suits for youths and boys ascertained positively, but the most common form ; very cheap. It . F. II ARVE Y, could be better than the arrangements made for in which this soap poison has made itself felt is in x the production of diphtheria. It has hitherto been For Sale. 931 F street Korthnest. this convention. an inexplicable fact that while doctors have been The Best-located Hall in the City, urging great cleanliness to avoid this disease, it is The connoisseurs of old coins will find it to their in- The convention will be held in the magnifi- precisely where this has been most shown that the terest to address a note to W. S., CAPITAL office. cent hall of the new chamber -of commerce, disease has made most ravages. The Board of Health ha s been constant in its BLANK BOOKS, FANCY ARTICLES AND STATIONERY WM. HACKETT, WITH R. F. HARVEY, which is said to be the finest hall in the country. AT AUCTION.—The sale of this fine collection of goods ASY OF ACCESS, efforts to prevent diphtheria by urging cleanliness, 931 F street N. W. It is estimated that about five thousand people with a result that is already known by the constant will be continued at Dowllng's auction store, in the Star increase of death. It has come within the observa- building, Monday evening. The more valuable of the WELL LIGHTED, can be comfortably accommodated in it, but tion of some physicians that washer-women are sub- lot is still to be sold, offering a rare chance to individ- uals to secure in lots to suit first-class goods. every precaution has been taken to see that the ject to this disease. It was, of course« supposed ADDISON DAT, HEATED AND VENTILATED. that the reason was, having their hands and arms delegates are not crowded and that they shall be continually in water, they have caught cold, which, THIRTEEN SODA TICKETS TOR $1.00. Cocoanut, well and comfortably seated. The States will having settled in their throats, turned into diph- Quince, Currant, Cherry, Banana, Coffee, Tea and Practical Cabinet-maker and Undertaker, theria. By the new theory this prevalence of the thirty other syrups drawn from thp largest and finest not be arranged according to the different sec- disease in this certain class of persons has been apparatus in the city. H. M. Pinkard, 477 Pennsylva- lias Spacious Dining: and Dressing-rooms tions, but they will be intermingled generally, caused by the constan t absorption by fhe pores of nia avenue, Dr. Clark' old stand. ap23-ly2 No. 237 Seventh street, near Maryland avenue. the poisonous matters contained in the soap of which Attached. New York and Ohio occupying the central posi- they make so much use. This manner of explana- BROWNING'S BITTERS will cure dyspepsia, indiges- -OS-Orders promptly executed at reasonable prices. tion will account for many facts which have hereto- tion and constipation. For sale by the druggists. tf tions. fore remained obscure in the spread of the disease. dec5-8 IS FIRST CLASS IN EVERY PARTICULAR. • DISTINGUISHED TERSOXS TRESENT. In an interview on Thursday wi(h a well-known MOTHS, moths, moths! Hart's Insect Powder, 1212 SPECIAL NÖTIGES. The New Yorkers are here now in great physician of Philadelphia, he told a reporter of the F street. Sun he had his attention called to the matter a few TALLMADGE & CO., " strength, and the warfare between the Tilden weeks ago by hearing some physicians speaking of it HEADQUARTERS METROPOLITAN A FEW more sets of croquet left at Parker's, 527 mar26-3m8 PROPRIETORS.! after a meeting of the College of Physicians and DEMOCRATIC CLUB. and anti-Tilden men has already begun. Surgeons in New York. He felt inclined to ridicule Seventh street. the matter at first as preposterous, but was induced Lieutenant Governor Dorsheimer of New OWING to the depression of the money market, M. A special meeting of tills club Is called for THURS- EX0UESI0NS. to give it some attention. He has since become con- DAY EVENING, JUNE 29, at 8 o'clock, at the Club- York leads the Tilden men, and his handsome vinced that the matter is a much more important Willian will allow a deduction of 20 per cen t., until rooms. Business of Importance connected with the and commanding presence can be seen at the Lin- one than at first appears, and that it opens a vast further notice, on his handsome stock of French goods. St. Louis Convention requires the attendance of every field of new inquiry, not only as regards soap, but The ladles will avail themselves of this opportunity to member. HO! FOR THE CENTENNIAL! dell, which is the headquarters of the New York the absorption by the pores as a general cause of secure the finost French goods, as Mr. Willian rarely By order. delegation. Governor D. expresses himself as disease. He is confident, however, that the indis- makes a deduction in hlslmported stock. E. P. BERRY, Vice President. J criminate use of soap is one of the main causes of S. E. SLATER, Secretary. It5 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 very confident of Tilden s "nomination, and at- some diseases, the origin and treatment of which Banks are not Responsible MME. L. P. JEANNERET, tributes the opposition on the part of prominent have hitherto baffled science. For cash-boxes or tecurltles left with them for safe- 1209 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ! New York politicians to corrupt men who have This is particularly so as regards diphtheria. The keeping. ravages of this disease have of late been so insidious Therefore deposit your securities or valuables of any Wishes to Inform her customers that she Intends clos- A CEKTEKKIAli ENTERPRISE! either been exposed or punished through Gov- and apparently unaccountable that in many cases sort with the National Safe Deposit Company, corner « the doctor has been puzzled to account for it among Fifteenth street and New York avenue, where absolute ing July 1st to September 1st. All persons wishing to ernor Tilden's efforts. He feels confident that if his patients. Some have been attacked with it who security is guaranteed.; order dresses and hats will please do so as early as Arrangements have been perfected by which a Grand- Tilden is nominated he will carry New York by have never been in contact with the malady in Fire and burglar-proof vaults with heavy double Excursion will be made from this city to Philadelphia others. The Sun man asked if it was not entirely a doors, each containing two combination locks. on WEDNESDAY, the 28th instant, returning on the a large majority. throat disease. The doctor says it certainly is; it is possible. She would also like all accounts due settled evening of the 30th, at figures within the reach of1 all. a local affection in the throat, but it is also univer- TAKE CARE of your clothing, use Hart's Roaeh by July 1st. je!8-2tl Tl^tlckets Include fares both ways and two days first- In addition to Governor D., Mr. H. A. Til- sally conceded to be a blood disease, but why and Powder, 1212 F street. class accommodations at hotels or private houses under den, a brother of Governor Tilden, is here, and how have never been properly determined. The ab- M 4 J O R control of the sorption by the pores from soap which, if in a dis- THE attention of the public is Invited to Koss' phar- CENTENNIAL LODGING-HOUSE AGENCY, also Colonel Peuton, his nephew. Mayor Wick- eased state, would readily account for the malady macy, 7th and Boundary streets. ap23-ly which Is endorsed by the Centennial Commission, H1& ham arrives to-morrow. being really one of the blood. He has in some cases CORKER SEVENTH AND II STREETS, Honor the Mayor and other offielals of Philadelphia. made an analysis of the soap used by persons hav- a Among the anti-Tilden men on the ground ing diphtheria, and has found that it was in an un- THE Spirit of the Times " restaurant, opposite the HAS THE Baltimore and Ohio depot, is an institution that re- TICKETS, AT THE EXTREMELY LOW FIGURE OF is the celebrated Tammany chief, John Kelly, healthy condition, caused no doubt by the use of COLDEST AND BEST TEN DOLLARS, putrid soap-fat in the manufacture. This being ab- flects credit upon our city, for it is a place where one can get a first-class meal at a reasonable price, and also SODA WATER may be secured and parties located upon application at. who arrived to-day, and also has his quarters at sorbed by the pores must oertainly enter the blood the and produce an unhealthy system, and might cause the best brands of liquors and Massey's celebrated Phila- IN THE WORLD. the Lindell. Augustus Schell, the chairman of delphia ale on draught, any variety of disease in the person using it beside TOURIST AND EXCURSION OFFICE, the National Democratic committee, arrived to- mere diphtheria. my28-lmoS TRY IT. THE coolest plaee one can find this hot weather is the Corner Fifteenth and G streets, opposite Treasury De-* day, and is classed among the anti-Tilden men. But in the examination he found that not only the wine parlors of Peter We lcker at his popular restau- DEEP ROCK WATER common washing soaps are liable to this, but that, panment, Washington branch of Kelly is well backed up by a number of his if anything, the highly-scented soaps are even worse. rant on Fifteenth street, opposite the Treasury De- Cook, Son & Jenkins. partment. It Is refreshing to visit tbem and enjoy his 8. R. HAMILL, Manager« . ? In none did he find so much putrescence as in the From the celebated Mineral Springs at OSWEGO, NEW Tammany supporters, among whom is Don- highly-perfumed French soaps which are so high fine wines, old Kentucky whisky and choice cigars. nelly, the treasurer. He says, however, that priced. None of these are entirely free from poison* YORK, for'sale on draught or by the gallon at ous substances, but the toilet soaps are most so. By PURCHASE your stationery at the store of our well- FAMILY EXCURSION every man he seems to meet here is a Tilden the use of the pungent scents the putridity of smell known stationer, J. C. Parker, 527 Seventh street. MILBURN'S r HARM AC y, man. is deadened and can be made use of as a perfume combined with certain chemicals, which are known HART'S INSECT POWDER, warranted, 1212 F street. 1429 Pennsylvania avenue, near Wlllard's Hotel* The Hendricks headquarters have been to the manufacturers. It depends very much on the The best diuretic and alterative water now In use. SCOTCH CLUBS, opened at the Southern Hotel, and for the pres- constitution of the person whose pores absorb the GENTLEMEN who wish to get a first-class meal and ap4-tf3 poison whether it turns to one disease or another. the attention of number one servants, should go to Mr. THURSDAY, June 29, to MARSHALL HALL. ent consists mostly of his Indiana friends. Judge Dave Hagertv's gentlemen's dining saloon, corner Steamer Mary "Washington leaves Seventh street The general predisposition to diphtheria at the pres- wharf at 8:30 a. m. and 3:30 p. m. sharp. Games for the ent is the only reason why so much of the poison Seventh and E streets. Everything in this house is in B. W. Hanna, former partner of Dan. Voohees ; perfect order, and there is not a more desirable dining «^DILLON, boys. Ticket, admitting Gentleman and Lady, $l. absorbed' should determine itself in this manner, and Lady or Youth's Ticket, 50 cents. its J. E. Neff, secretary of State, and H. Shaw, perhaps it is the most innocent of all. There is an saloon for gentlemen In Washington. State treasurer of Indiana, are here pressing the endless variety of maladies which might result from PHOTOGRAPHER, where the poison may settle. If in the lungs, it Lafayette House. 1287 Pennsylvania a venae. GUNDAY EXCURSIONS. claims of Governor Hendricks, and denying that might bring about consumption; if in the kidneys, This famous resort has been entirely refinislied and he will accept the second place on the ticket. Bright's disease, and so on. upholstered. Its location is superior to any hotel in The Sun reporter, after this interview with the the city. Everything the market affords can be found AUCTION SALES. They count on a strong support from some of doctor, hunted up a leading soap-maker, who de- at " The Lafayette." The rooms are large and airy, and The Steamboat Mary Washington the Southern States. nied all the points, and said that soap was free we advise our patrons to call before making their sum- from all such ingredients. It stands to reason that mer arrangements. TDY WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, Leaves her wharf, at the foot of Seventh street, EVERY The Thurman headquarters have been opened the doctor was right and the manufacturers wrong; SUNDAY, at 9 o'clock, for her regular trips, and at 5 the very soap-fat exchanged for bar soap by the THE "Hole in the Wall" saloon, under the manage- No. 1001, northwest corner Tenth and D sts. o'clock in the afternoon for an excursion, returning at at the Planters' House, and as yet his only prom- ment of that prince of good fellows, Frank Hagerty, 9 o'clock. Fare for round trip, in the afternoon, 25- domestic is full of dirt and nastiness, and this can cents. No liquor allowed on board. jei8-tf8 inent supporter present is the Hon. J. D. Thomp- be followed through all its manipulations to the is about the only place in the city where the complain t TRUSTEE'S SALE OP FASHIONABLE AND ELE- finest cake of soap on the dressing-case. of " hard times " is not heard. Frank keeps the best of GANT FURNITURE, OF THE VERY BEST MAKE, son of Ohio, sergeant-at-arms of the House of Another manufacturer of soap, not knowing the everything in his line. Don't fail to call on him at his AND ONLY USED FOR A SHORT TIME, AT PUBLIC MISCELLANEOUS. Representatives and chairman of Ohio Democratic design of the Sun man, was more frank and truth- saloon, opposite the City Hall, on Louisiana avenue. AUCTION. MAGNIFICENT WALNUT FRAME PAR- ful. He was of opinion that the major portion of LOR SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN TAN REP CRIM- committee. The Thurman men urge that it is the fat used in the manufacture of soap was in any- HART'S INSECT POWDEB, sold at 1212 F street. necessary to have a "Western candidate in order thing but a properly healthy condition. SON PUFFIN GS ; ONE ELEGANT PARLOR SUITE' "We get this article," he said, "from the fat- MADAME EMMA SOULE, the Parisian dressmaker, UPHOLSTERED IN REP BLUE PUFFINGS; BARGAINS! BARGAINS! to carry the October elections in Indiana and rendering establishments. They, of course, take all 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, (over Gait's,) has, in HANDSOME WALNUT AND GILT SIDE TABLE, Ohio, and that Thurman will be the only man the carcasses of dead animals and boil them together. addition to her large dressmaking department, a INLAID WITH BLUE BILLIARD CLOTH; SUPERB They do not stop to examine what death the animal beautifnl lot of fine Parisian hats and bonnets, LACE CURTAINS AND LAMBREQUINS; WAL- that can in all probability beat Hayes. died. As you well know, animals are subject to BARGAINS! very much the same diseases as ourselves. They which she is selling at rednced prices. NUT AND GILT CORNICE; BLACK WALNUT Should the convention fail to agree upon Til- impregnate the fat, and will cause disease in the ETEGERE, MIRROR BACK AND MARBLE BASE ; den on the first few ballots, a strong effort will person using the soap, if it is not properly prepared. EVERYTHING the market affords can be foundiit ELEGANT EASY CHAIRS AND ROCKERS; HAND- Miller's, 611 Seventh street. may28-lmol JUST AROUND THE CORNER, AT be made, and certainly with great hopes of suc- I have found in my experience that the only pre- SOME TENNESSEE MARBLE-TOP CENTER paration which will counteract this putridity in the TABLES, HEAVILY CARVED; HANDSOME cess, to concentrate upon Thurman, as it is fat is borax. The evil properties are completely What to Wear NO. 314 EIGHTH STREET,. neutralized in this manner. But it is not one soap Is now the main subject for the ladles to determine, and BLACK WALNUT DWARF BOOKCASE; ELEGANT thought his money views will make him very in one thousand which contains it. I have had the that matter is easily settled if the ladies will only take a WALNUT LIBRARY TABLE; WALNUT LIBRARY You will find all kinds of strong in New York, with a good chance to carry opinions of several doctors on the subject, and I peep Into that elegant and popular dry goods house of TABLE, INLAID WITH BILLIARD CLOTH,SMALL have not found one who denied that disease could Wolford & Shilberg, 817 Market Space, wherein the SIZE; FINE TURKISH LOUNGE, BEAUTIFULLY Ohio and Indiana. be propagated, as I say, by the use of soap. I be- assortment of summer dress goods of every kind is UPHOLSTERED IN TAN AND BLUE PUFFINGS; Staple and Fancy Dry lieve that one half the disease which is prevalent superior to any south of New York, and at prices tli at There is no organized effort as yet in favor of i comes from this sole cause." must suit all. Bead to-day's advertisement. THREE HANDSOME DRESSING CASES, MARBLE- Hancock or Bayard. It is thought by many that It has also been found that a large proportion of TOP CHAMBER SUITES, VERY STYLISH; WAL- Goods, the soaps now used are made from putrid and filthy HART'S ROACH POWDER, sold at 1212 F street. NUT MARBLE-TOP BUREAU SUITES ; ELEGANT AT ALMOST HALF PRICE. Hancock will develop much greater strength in grease obtained from tenement-houses, jails, hospi- DRESSING CASE; BLACK WALNUT BEDSTEADS; the convention than is anticipated. Should Penn- tals and public institutions, and which no possible WE would advise those of our readers who require See our goods and prices. You can save money and HANDSOME BLACK WALNUT WARDROBES, time. process can remove of their impuritus and render anything in the stationery line to give J. C. Parker,' ELABORATELY CARVED, BUIHL FINISH; sylvania cast her vote as a unit for him, aided fit for human use. The medical faculty of Paris and BLACK SILKS, BLACK GRENADINES and FANCY 527 Seventh street, a call. BLACK WALNUT MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD; DRESS GOODS at 30 per cent, below usual rates. by Yirginia and other Southern States, he will London have already sounded the key-note of warn- LINEN LAWNS, Figured and Plain White, in the TINE BtACK WALNUT PILLAR EXTENSION 1 indeed be quite a formidable candidate, but like ing in this matter. Alarmed at the increase of FREE clam chowder at Miller's, 611 Seventh street. very latest styles and finest qualities, at prices 40 per disease transmitted from impure soaps, they have may28-lmol TABLE; WALNUT CANE-SEAT CHAIRS; GENTS' cent, below the market. Thurman, his main chance of success is in the impressed on the people the necessity of only using WALNUT CANE-SEAT CHAIRS; LADIES' AND soaps of tested purity. The annual mortality of CARD.—As we contemplate closing our rooms during GENTS' WALNUT WRITING DESKS ; WALNUT event of a failure to agree on Tilden. Bayard children, which is now so great, is also attributed in the latter half of August, to enable us to take a much All Kinds of Domestic Goods has very little strength in the "Western States, large part to this indiscriminate use of soap. The needed rest, we shall till that time make our garments CENTER TABLE, BEAUTIFULLY INLAID; sensitive and tender skins of the little ones more at a great reduction from our usual priees, in order that GENTS' EASY CHAIRS; BRUSSELS CARPETS AT AGENTS' PRICES. and as for his friends, they do not seem hopeful, readily absorb the poison and disease transmitted by they may all be disposed of at once. This is an un- AND BORDER TO MATCH THROUGHOUT THE the soaps referred to. Wise legislation is needed on usually favorable opportunity for those desirous of 9 and 10-4 SHIRTING, (best qualities,) at 25 and 3» though it is too far ahead, and too few delegates having a suit of our strictly first-class clothes made for HOUSE; LOWELL INGRAIN CARPETS; BRUS- this matter. SELS, HALL AND STAR CARPETS; WALNUT 50 pieces of Wide and Narrow NAINSOOK EDGINGS'- are on the ground, to predict what his strength them at very attractive prices. Strangers to us are cor- and INSERTING^, in very fine qualities and handsome- will be. dially invited, this privilege being extended to all. STAIR RODS; VELVET RUGS AND DOOR MATS ; styles ; fresh goods just opened. BARTRAM & Co., WALNUT HATRACK, MARBLE BASE; WALNUT Give us a call. We are determined to undersell the: THE GENERAL OUTLOOK J. S. TOMLINSON has announced to bis numerous Vernon Row, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Tenth street. HALL CHAIRS; FINE HAIR MATTRESSES; market. You will meet with polite and prompt atten- patrons and the public that he lias, in consequence of a tion. Remember location. Is certainly very favorable to Tilden, and the fair and steady increase in bis printing department, TURTLE SOUP at Miller's, 611 Seventh street. FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS; HUSK relinquished the management of his book and station- may28-lmol AND COTTON-TOP MATTRESSES, SPIRAL local influence exerted in his behalf is very great. ery store to an able assistant, and proposes to reduce SPRINGS; BLANKETS, SPREADS. nrices one-fourth, in order to sell out tne entire stock W.M.BROWN, Both the Democratic newspapers here and many HART'S ROACH POWDER is the remedy to banish By virtue of a deed of trust, dated January It, A. D, No. 314 Eighth street, near Pa. Ave. in the next forty-five days. All staple goods sold will insects, 1212 F street northwest. of the most prominent and leading politicians be replaced from day to day, and at 10 per cent, above 1876, and duly recorded In Liber No. 812, folio 3, Ac., one cost. This management will enable Mm to secure a of the land records for Washington county, District of are warmly espousing his cause and declaring full and well selected staple stock on the first of Au- MANY persons are now leaving the city for the gust. at publishers' and manufacturers' bottom prices, heated term, and during their absence it will b€*a Columbia,and by direction of the party secured thereby, J. S. TOMLINSON, that he is the only man that can carry New York, to be sold at «lose margins. good time for repairing and refurnishing their houses. I shall proceed to sell at public auction, on MONDAY, We would advise all who contemplate Inaking any and without that State the Democratic cause is Mr. Tomlinson will hereafter give his entire personal improvements in the interior of their houses to call June 26, A. D. 1876, at 10 o'clock a. m., at 1021 Vermont hopeless. It may be said though, as in the attention to his printing business, and is now engaged and examine the elegant stock of wall-paper and paper- avenue, between K and L streets northwest, the above in revising his price list, which lie will reduce to suit hangings at Mr. John Markriter's, 439 Seventh street. collection of Furniture and other Goods marked In case of the Maine statesman, that his great the times. With these facts stated, in connection with Mr. M.'s stock is the finest in the city, and his large Schedule A. , BOOK & JOB PRINTER strength will but cause his opponents to com- his well established reputation for superiority and and choice collection of paintings and articles of punctuality as a printer, we have no doubt that every vertu are unequaled south 01 New York. bine against him, and as politicaLconventions are one who has ever had a book or job printed will be I must say that this sale, as will be noticed, embraces looking up something for him to do. we refer you to 1142 Seventh Street K. W. the most uncertain things on earth, no one knows his two cards in these columns. HART'S ROACH POWDER is the only remedy which some of the rarest and most costly Furniture ever sold but what this will be the result. will banish insects of all kinds. at public auction In t he District, and persons In search Mount Vernon, of rich and costly Furniture should not miss this op- •• The tomb of Washingtonwill always be liéld in fond A Wonderful Discovery. portunity, for they seldom have such a chance to pro- PAMPHLETS, BRIEFS, BILL-HEADS, CARDS, It can be said, however, on the other hand, remembrance by his countrymen, and be visited by We have seen so much puffing and advertising of them as the Mècca to which they can carry their love cure first-class Furniture at auction. CIRCULARS, LETTER-HEADS, ENVELOPES, that there has been no bitter wranglings among nostrums that we must confess our faith In all such CHECKS, AC., &c.. PRINTED TO and admiration to shrine the silent sepulchre of the A deposit is required for each and every article sold. Father of his Country; and this the centennial year stuff is very much weakened, and nothing short of an ORDER ON THE MOST the Democratic candidates similar to those exist- ocular demonstration could make us take stock in Terms cash. FAVORABLE TERMS. ing among the Republicans, and as the South will naturally greatly increase the number of visi- anything that is corked up in a bottle and labeled to LEGAL BLANKS FOR LAWYERS, CLAIM AGENTS». tors to Mount Vernon, not only of his own country- accomplish wonderful things and cure all the ills to WALTER B. WILLIAMS, Trustee. MAGISTRATES. ÄC., men, but those of every nationality, brought hither by WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. comes with uninstructed delegations, seeking the centennial exhibition, and to accommodate this which flesh is heir, but as we have seen with our own eyes the wonderful efficacy of Taylor's improved lt3 above all things a man who will win if nomi- increase in travel Captain Hollingshead, the gallant vegetable Hair Renewer, we do not hesitate to say it nated, it is urged that this greatly enhances the and efficient commander of the staunch little steamer fully justifies all that is claimed for it in the advertise- KEPT CONSTANTLY IN STOCKS Arrow, has recently thoroughly overhauled, repaired ment which will be found in another column. prospects of Governor TiMen. Everything at and refurnished it in the best manner, and now visi- FURTNER & WALL, tors will find a boat that will give them a speedy and 7 OFFICE OPEN FROM e O'CLOCK A. M. present gives promise of a very harmonious con- comfortable trip. "To the Ladies.' TO 8 P. M. ESTIMATES MADE Superior kid glove cleaning, 12$c per pair. DEALERS IN ON ALL KINDS OF vention, and the number in attendance will be PRINTING. It* unusually large. Congress. We desire to call the attention of congressmen to the Kid gloves beautifully dyed to look as well as new, Imported and Domestic Cigars, Flags are flying from all the public buildings, clouds of dust which arise from the park opposite the 30c per pair. J. W. 8AHDEBSON, Capitol. Why don't Congress appropriate money 1003 F street. and before Saturday the city will be filled with enough to water the national grounds, and allow our Feathers handsomely cleaned and curled, 25 and 50 cents. je25-tf2 PLUMBER, GAS AND STEAM clubs from different parts of the country, which centennial visitors an opportunity to see the improve- FITTER, will give an unusually animated appearance, and ments of our city without being blinded by dustV Ladies' dresses cleaned without being ripped. B. G. LOVEJOY, HAS REMOVED FROM on Saturday night there will be a • large mass Doubtfuls. An entire suit of gentlemen's clothes handsomelv 625 TENTH ST., BET. E AND F.STS. k. W.,- cleaned, steamed and pressed for $2. meeting addressed by some of the most promi- Where are the Doubtfuls ? We understand that they ATTORNEY & 00UNSELL0E-AT-LAW TO refuse to have a picnic until the presidential election Office of R. C. Douglas, under National Theater. Ko. 342 D street, opp. City Hall. nent men in attendance. LOOKER-ON. 634 II St. S. IV., near Seventh, is'decided. What is Davis and Whiting doing? Are they ALL the luxuries of the season at Miller's, 611 Seventh marie-tf2 WASHINGTON, D. C. on the fence street. • may28-lmol IN another column will be found the advertisement J. L. SMITHMEYER & CO., Plain and ornamental Pipe Awning Frames. Gaff. NEW BOOHS. of Mr. John M. Kenny, for many years connected Fixtures, Ornaments, Ac., rebronzed and regllded, All- work Intrusted to me will be attended to In person. "Life, Adventures and Anecdotes of Bean Hick- with the firm of A. T. Stewart & Co., New York. Mr. ARCHITECTS, K ennv was .the lace buyer for that house, and he now CITY ITEMS. Ko. 703 Fifteenth St., bet. G and K. T. Ave. je25-tfS man, the Prince of American Bummers." Wash- nov21-3 ington. Cunningham & Brashears. publishers. purposes to open on Tuesday, the 27th Instant, at No, 915 Pennsylvania avenue, a superior line of fine laces J. H. SQUIER & Co., bankers, 1416 Pennsylvania END 25c. to G. P. ROWELL & CO., New York, for The Catholic World for July, with an interesting and novelties. This is an enterprise, we feel sure, will avenue, pay 6 per cent, interest on deposits, payable on A 1(1 a day at home.j Agents wanted. Outfit and S Pamphlet of 100 pages, containing lists of 1.000 news H collection of centennial contributions, has reached succeed, for the want of just such a house has long demand. Special rates on time deposits. Interest paid ip IL terms free. TRUE & CO., Augusta, Maine. papers, and estimates showing cost of advertising* ns. been felt in this city. January and July, or credited. my2ltf sepS-lyt max5-iy3 6 THE CAPITAL.-- JUNE 25, 1876. For THE CAPITAL. her home and flown to the uttermost parts of the beat "The Hut," his Long Branch seat, this MY LESSON. earth with a gentleman of landed property who summer, but at the completion of his spanking SEWING MACHINES. ; IÎUTII G. D. HAVENS. has long adored her, and whose passion and cruise will repose at Stamford, Connecticut. His bank-notes she has learned to value; Miss Lorg- yacht will always be near enough by for him to I walked aloflBy the sea to-day, THE REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE, ARMS, &C. And listened to what the false waves said, nette takes an overdose of a drug prepared for the " Hail Columbia "—" don't you know ?" purpose of inducing sleep, and we are assured THE REMINGTON* SEWING MACHINE has sprung raDidlv Creeping and fawning as lovingly SAPHIR. intnto ravofavor as possessing the veryv besbe'it ComblnatioComhiií.ttnS S As If their depths were untenanted ualltles, namely : Light running, smorii , <« KOOU that she flies in despair to " cold pizen," and [urable, with the perfect I^ock Stitch. By the murdered dead. that her existence, has been incalculable torture ALES, MINEBAL WATEES, ETO. Down this way trod my childish, feet, and superhuman agony from the hour she was It Is a Shuttle Machine, with Automatic Drop Feed no- Dancing as gayly as fairies can dance; taken " for better or for worse." The public O sign beautiful and construction the very best. Uefore I lcnew that when words were sweet, M There was need to watch the world askance. do not dream of believing but that these reports o M z O THE REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE has received pre- Expecting a lance. are entirely authentic, and read the "evidence" BF miums at many Fairs throughout the United Stales, and •tí £2 without effort took the grand Medal of I'rogress-the hieh- offered with even more avidity than they witness co r Wormwood has been in the drink X have quaffed, ffl I-i z posiUon awarded at the late Vienna lx- And bitterness pressed to my lips since then; the heroine of this "tragedy" in real life bursting H Cu > And yet, to-day, on the sands, I laughed; !z¡ O into stage transports or fainting in mock despair. •3 N For a minute, I was a ehlld again— CP The REMINGTON WORKS also manufacture a new Rose Eytinge is a woman of many admirable Donble-Barrelerat d 6mln dto nBreech-LoadinRm 8 g Shot-Gun and the Cele- Forgotten my pain. O ti ci 5 £, ,& & , « ' renowned throughout the world w qualities, and not the least of these is that of •d for Military,Hunting and Target purposes; all kinds of X have learned with scoffers to scoff; 1-3 % Pistols; Rifle Canes, Metallic Cartridges, Ac. "uas.or clear-headedness. Her friends would no more ta Worst of ail, I have lost my faith; RI 1 know that virtues are things to doff, credit the statement that she had deliberately CA o O e-f- AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.—Improved Mowing A.nd don again, with a passing breath, planned to make away with herself than that she z Machines, Steel Plows, Steel Hoes, Cultivators Road Scra- SS m Excavator8 H And so on till death. had organized a conspiracy for the overthrow of H B?id«s !c ' »y Tedders, Cotton Gins, Iron S « And yet, not yet have I reached the goal the republic, or invented a dynamite compound O tH o ci Where I can laugh at a mortal pain ; H 09 o > •»S-GOOD AGENTS WANTED. Send for Circulars. for the devastation of a steamship. Everything m JS*ot yet can I mock at a human soul, K That by circumstance has been trodden and slain— is against such a supposition. In the first place (fi m W PRINCIPAL OFFICES-E. Remington & Sons; Remington Sewing Machine Co. P Ttl A fugitive Cain. Rose Eytinge has but just attained the summit of su ri e-*- 33 * Remington Agricultural Co, Ilion, N. T the ambition of every actress—she has made a oq > b A! When I can sneer at another's fall, •rt " JOH OFFICES:—281 and 283 Broadway N. Y., Arms 3 - »tí Madison Square, New York, Sewing Machines. Chestnut street, Sewing Machines. Or of any strength in myself can boast— metropolitan hit in a role with which she is CD rles street e oa Z S'^o,237SUte street, Sewing Midlines and Arms. . T" f & Ä - Sewing Machines. "That I should win, whate'er might befall, strongly identified, and she has successfully in- c-f- Boston, 562 Washington street. Sewing Machines, M rket CP O 182 St^t \ St- Sewing Machines. O > a««»««; West Fourth street. Sewing Machines. 8 í ro rth st That I should have conquered, at any cost— troduced it to many leading cities. Any one S» Ut ca, 129 Genesee street, Sewing Machines. TtaSïïr'irS' 1, ?,?,\1 I' reet, Sewing Machines. I shall count myself lost. »Ö ¡3 m Atlanta, Ga., DeGive's Op. House, Marietta St., S. M. PÂÎT ir r' 4 Woodward ave.. Sewing Machines. who knows the value ef such an achievement CD M ViCt rla St Arms O >1 Pi ""O and Sewing Machines. ^ ° " Bather, in weakness I follow Him, understands what importance Is placed upon it 03 es m » r- Tempted in all points like as we; by an actor or actress. This role of Rose Michel WASHINGTON OFFICE, 521 Seventh st., Tracking his footsteps, however dim, 131 a> co And reaching out with his sympathy., was assumed after incalculable thought and o m jy4-5 •tí SEWING MACHINES. To all whom I see. study. Nights of toil and reflection, and days CD z of rehearsals, conducted with the minuteness of "-« m Ü llather than do I will suffer a wrong, & za ICE. And bearing burdens forget my own; O MISCELLANEOUS. those of the French stage, preceded her appear- CD M Rather than woep I will sing a song, ance in the character. When the prize of success CI» That will lift some soul, with its cheery tone, P 09 ICE. For we stand not alone. was attained and confirmed, Rose Eytinge de- •D m PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH! parted on a tour throughout the country. She P d0 I have learned my lesson through volumes of grief; c-t- this it is necessary thatyou sliouldlnhale fresh But not, if I could, would I unlearn,. had conquered Chicago and was about to appear SB an ri pure air In the rooms von dally and nightly occupy, IMs ran only be done successfully and without dan- The teaching of any single leaf, in San Pranciseo, where elaborate preparations Coughs, Colds and their probably That has trained me o'er others woes to yearn, EEAL ESTATE, ETO. have been made for the production of Rose attendant evils, By purchasing and using the And nothing to spurn. Michel. It is not at all likely that, under these MONEY TO LOAN THE KENNEBEC ICE COMPANY CrOd has been kind where He seemed severe; professional circumstances, Miss Eytinge would NEW PATENT And I thank Him for every,bitter cup; renounce life and all its possibilities. Transparent Ventilators, JTor facli dreaded drop I count Him dear; ARE NOW SELLING ONLY Which, besides being actually ornamental to the win- Whatever He brings I will drink it up: dows, are entirely different from all others In their Another strong point against Buch a supposi- manner of operating to peimit their ingress and egiess With my Lord I sup. of air to and from the room. tion is her affection for her children and her re By the employment of the " Paten t Transparen t Ven- gard for their welfare and interests. When Miss Real Estate Security IKIWriWaEIKIE® XCK tilators " a current of air Is created llmr the window, which imparts motion to the volume of air in the room FROM NEW YORK. Eytinge returned from Egypt, four years ago, if i§?JH,'existing imngrlties, by constantly i.iEl1^ the foul air and suottying pure air in its she brought with her a pale, delicate child, who IK SUMS TO SUIT. OF FIRST QUALITY. place, which operation Is so unlfoM, and may be regu- Honors to a Poet—About Bose Eytinge—Small lated wlto such precision as to always issue a healthful was born at Alexandria, and who» had been atmosphere in the room. This current of air may be Talk of the Theaters and Clubs. tended in his earliest infancy by native nurses. shut off at any time, if desired. y (Our own cowespondence.) These Ventilators may be applied to windows of all The summer of her return (Mr. George H. But- CHARLES H. MOULTDN, e c lt r descriptions, and are stationary. They are valuable NEW YOKK, June 22,1876. -,r?+ „ r! ?" , own Ice on the KENNEBEC RIVER, tor use in school-rooms, public halls, hospitals, invalid ler arrived during the following winter) she REAL ESTATE BROKER, MAINE, which is the best in the United Stales, and ship The honors just paid William Cullen Bryant, direct here. We seil at prices to afford us a fair living, chambers, sleeping apartments and rooms in general. spent some time on an estate on Washington 806 F street northwest, giving G.OOD WEIGHT to all. These \ entilators are on exhibition at We have COMPETENT and HONEST DRIVERS, on the attainment of his eightieth year, recall to Heights, and I recall very well a charming pic- l vviBe oar 1303 F Street, near corner I3th northwest my28-lmo5 Le Droit Building >™HZ SPf,t,lat can b ebusiness, and supply the BEST Washington, ». C., public attention a great poet whose sands of life ture on the lawn that stretched forth in front of found in the country, CHAL- B een in LENGING any one to produce a superior. , operation at the Billiard are well nigh run, and impels the reflection that the fine old mansion where she and her children Trusting to our past rAord and success, we solicit a .Rooms of Miller & J ones, over National Tht ater. Call when he-has passed away—an event which can MONEY TO LOAN 'air slij're ot patronage, guaranteeing GOOD WEIGHT, and examine them. GEO WAGNER had gone to escape the heat of the city. Miss the BEST ICE and at FAIR LIVINGT?RICES. mai-5-tfi Inventor and Patentee,Washington, D. C. tie of no very remote date—New York will be Eytinge—the incarnation of health and rich, dark AT the residence of no eminent laborer in the same beauty, set off by her trailing mauve, robes- 8 PER CENT INTEREST ON FIRST CLASS J. S. BARKER, STAG'S HEAD HEATING RANGE field of literature. Longfellow at Boston and came down from the house, bearing in her arms IMPROVED PROPRIETOR, FOLI SALE ONLY AT THE- Bryant at New York not only stand as represen- this pale child, to whom she seemed to be devo- tatives of American poetry, but minister to the Office corner Twelfth and E streets N. W. tedly attached, and did not cease throughout the Real Estate in Washing- Furnace and Stovo Warerooms pride of each respective city. Boston possesses summer afternoon to bestow upon him the most C. W. BARKER,) unquestionably the poet who appeals the more JT. F. BARKER, § AGENTS. ap30-3mos5 unremitting care. The mother's watchfulness ton. OF to the heart, not in his works alone, but in his was rewarded, for he grew in health and beauty, ICE! ICE! ICE! social converse. Longfellow's charming man- II OFF & THOMAS, until now he is not only one of the brightest an(J THE INDEPENDENT ICE COMPANY ners, and not alone courteous but kindly interest most affectionate of children, but a sturdy little . D. F. HAMLINK & CO., in everything and everybody with whom he has Gcuei-al Elfe and Fire Insurance Agente, Desires t> inform consumers of ice that they are now 920 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N. W. man, who repays in his self-reliant way the mater- shipping from their houses on the Kennebec river, to deal, binds him irresistibly to the sympathies 515 Seventh street N. W., Washington, D. C. Maine, to tills market, the best quality of ice, which Also REFRIGERATORS, WATER-COOLERS and nal devotion so lavishly bestowed. This child my21-tf5 and strengthens the admiration of the man was followed by a little daughter, and Miss Ey- •will be furnlslied.to our patrons at the lowest possible lUI^ib«®?FREEZERS and a ful®l assortmenWRINGERSt of , ICE-CREAM drawn from his works. His life, in the quaint, rates, by the cargo, ton or pound, and will Insure satis- HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. tinge is, therefore, the mother of three children, faction to all who favor us with their patronage. wide-roomed old house, filled with such rare Hosea B. Moulton, Roofing and Spouting at lowest figures promptly including the young girl born of her firstmar- ' Depot, Ninth street wharf. executed. sep6-ly treasures in occasional sculpture, vases and pago- riage. Her attachment to her fámily dominates 1331 Seventh st. between N and O sis. N. W., Office, 1218 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. das, and set in the midst of a green plot studded every action of her life. It is entirely against ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, W. H. YERKES, Superintendent. with purple lilacs and flowering shrubs, seems EEAL ESTATE AGENT AND COMMISSIONER •3®"Be sure and look for the INDEPENDENT ICE reason to suppose, therefore, that She has con- OF DEEDS. COMPANY'S WAGONS. ap30-3mosl fall of the beauty and content which one would templated so rash an act as has been insinuated. Special attention given to the prosecntlon of Pay, Pension and Bounty Claims against the Government. best care to associate with his existence. Mr. She is not the woman to be overcome by circum- apr30-3 MISCELLANEOUS. Bryant has a different nature.it would seem. stances, even if they were as dreadful as these Samuel O. Mills, He is stern and cold and measured in thought sensational articles would have a too credulous COLUMBIAN and utterance. Such a character does not the public believe. SLATE MANTELS legs inspire respect—gray hairs and integrity JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, UNITED STATES COM- SELLING AT must always do that—but it wooes no such re- Such women as Miss Eytinge—brave and ex- MISSIONER AND NOTARY PUBLIC. BANK MOTE COMPANY, sponsive chord in " poor humanity " as does the ecutive—do not succumb ignobly before the No. 486 Louisiana Ave., Washington, D. C. VSPB£€£DEKT£D I.OIV PKICES. storms of life. At the height of professional sweet singer of Cambridge. At the Cushman Special attention given to Pensions and the Colleo 908 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ' HAYWABD & HUTCHINSON, farewell I remember what particularly cold water success, with a family to whom she is devoted, tion of Claims. mar26-ly8 Bryant threw over a portion of the ceremonies. with numbers of friends whom she has " grap- 317 Ninth Street N. W., pled t0 her soul with CHARLES A. HINCKLEY & CO., The Cushman farewell was a gigantic stroke of I hooks of steel," it is the WASHINGTON, I>. C. Slove and Plumbing' House. most robab,e enterprise on the part of Tooker, who manages P thing in the world that she -will Real Estate Brokers and Insu- je27-ly2 live 80 lon as she is "with consummate box-office adroitness, the busi- I = given life and' strength. We are prepared, with every facility, for QHROMOS FRAMED TO ORDER, mess of Booth's Theater. What the great actress She repels the accusations made against her huS' rance Agents, band, and in doing this she wins the added es- Room 31, Le I>roit Building, 802 F Street, 8 CENTS PER FOOT. did not destine to be her farewell (L'hommepro- Washington, 1>. C. ENGRAVING AND PRINTING teem and respect of all who admire her many WINDOW CORNICES $1 PER PAIR pose, dieu dispose) turned out to be indeed her Money loaned on real estate, houses rented, rent excellent qualities of mind and heart. At latest collected. novl4-ly2 VELVET AND FAKCY MATS. PASSEPARTOUTS, last appearance on the New York stage. Box- BANK NOTES, BONDS AND COMMERCIAL WORK S. CAS1XE, No. 13U4 H Street n. w. offlce diplomacy made It an event. At the accounts Miss Eytinge was in Chicago. PICTURE FRAME FACTORY. OF EVERY KIND, Ac. Come and see the handsomest Imitation velvet frame conclusion of the performance of Macbeth the Among our rising poets Mr. Edgar Fawcett E. W. WM. H. PHILIP, President. In the cliy for cabinet cards, either stands or bancs— only 35 cents. ray7-5 curtain rose on an memorable scene. No one unquestionably occupies a front rank. Some of General Claim and CoUection Agent. GEO. T. JONES, Vice President. who saw her will ever forget how the great his verfces published in the Atlantic, including JOHN W. WATERS, Secretary. COAL AND "WOOD. Cushman, robed in evening dress of gray Bilk, the group of three poems, one on a Camellia, one DISTRICT CLAIMS A SPECI ALT Y. J. M VAN BUSKIRK, Treasurer. H.A. CLARKE. JOHN. T. GIVEN. «wept in upon the stage, bowing as she moved on Toy, and one on Moss, can scarcely have been NO. 715 FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE to the applause. It was a moment when forgotten by those who know how to appreciate novl4-8 RIGrGS k CO. WILLIAM F. LÜTZ, sympathies were alive and active. Then, delicate fancies &nd artistic expression. Mr. Faw- Coal and Wood. unwittingly, doubtless, but with an effect that cett has again appeared as a novelist, his " Ellen INSURANCE. 1223 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, was like that of a sudden plunge into ice-cold Story " having just been published by E. J. WASHINGTON, D. C., water, Mr. Bryant, in making his address, re- Hale & Son. This is emphatically a society R. W. TYLER, ferred to his knowing little of theatrical people, work, and it may be imagined^ that summer Office, 628 F street N. W., Washington, D.C. ENGRAVER ON WOOD ÄHDMETAL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN seldom going to the theater, etc., all in that cold, loiterers will find it among the most attractive All kinds of property insured at rates in proportion Manufacturer of measured, stately way that would have better to risk, without reference to any combination of under- WOOD AN» COAL. of its kind. It will possess a deeper merit to writers. Life and Accident Insurance in best com- »ATINO AN» BANK STAMPS, fitted the presiding judge at an inquisition or thoughtful readers, however, in the manner in panies. Over $40.000.000 Assets represented. ie20-lv3 VULCANIZED INDIA RUBBER STAMPS, Dally arriving, cargoes of select ANTHRACITE and the cross-examining counsel for the prosecu- BITUMINOUS COAL, for families, steam and manu- which pure and high-minded girlhood is con- SEALS AND SEAL PRESSES. facturing use. tion. This is only an example of the difference trasted with a character of vicious propensities T. J. BICKSLER, KINDLING AND COKD WOOD. (constitutional undoubtedly) between the two and associations. The temptation to be sensa- 486 Lonisiana avenue, Washington, D. C., Special Attention given to Theatrical Cats. great poet's methods. One is cordial, kindly tional in treating such a theme is evident, but Mr. Steel letters and figures to stamp on steel, Iron and COAL STANDARD—TON, 2,240 lbs. Southern Collection and Claim wood. Stencils and Burning Brands. Bar and Hotel and human ; the other is a man of icy demeanor, Fawcett has avoided it completely. Mr. Faw- Checks, and all kinds of materials for marking clothing. Best Quality, Fair Prices and Fair Dealing. Agency, Visiting, Inviiation and Wedding Cards Furnished. a great poet, a worthy and respected character, a | cett knows better how to deal with a society sub-j Collects Claims and Accounts, Bents, &c. sep5-iv5 I>ower in literature and journalism, but encased^jec! t than many writers, for he is a society man, LANDLORD AND TENANT BUSINESS NO. 424 TENTH STREET WEST, an a dry and frigid shell of manner that some- a member of the Union Club, and " all that that In the District of Columbia, a Specialty. nov21-5 ONLY FOR MOTH PATCHES. Between D and E streets north times acts like a bomb. The beautiful vase which implies " in swelldom. FRECKLES BRANCH YARD, corner Twelfth and C s tre Us north- commemorates his eightieth year goes, like most Eignold has been so successful in Calfornia H. E. OFFLEY & CO., AND TAN. Use Perry's Moth west. and FreclUe Lotion. It is relia- people and things nowadays, to Philadelphia. that he will not return here until next month. BANKERS. ble. DEPOT at Potomac Bridge corner Maryland avenue Eose Eytinge's narrow escape from death by FOR PIMPLES OJf THE and Thirteen-and-a-half street. sep5-tf3 San Francisco dearly loves a " proper man." WASHINGTON, D. C. FACE, poison has been the general topic of conversation Before Montague dawned upon the California Blackheads or Fleshworms. COKK •auk of Deposltt Exchange, Collection, Ac. Ask yourdrufrglst for Perry's and has given rise to numerous conjectures and horizon the young ladies were very favorably dis- Comedone and Pimple Rem- DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY AT United States Gold and Silver Coin and Coupons edy, the infallible skin medi- THE SAME RATE. statements which are now set at rest by a tele- posed, but some of the darlings of the Golden cine, or consultDR. B. C.TER- gram giving authsrity to contradict "the false, boughtand sold. Foreign Coin and exchange. Govern- RY, Dermatologist, 40 Bond New schedule—Full load of 40 bushels for $3 40. Gate are said to have pronounced him " weak." ment Bonds, all issues and denominations. street, New York. ap30-3mos5 [Smaller loads, 7 cents per bushel; cartage, 00 ctnts.] malicious and unfounded charges " against her Eignold's lusty charms delight their souls. APFLY TO husband. Miss Eytinge is surely the person best District Columbia securities dealt In and loans nego- GEO. A. BABR, Office of Washing-ton Gaslight Company, The Lambs—the social organization of whose tiated. fitted to judge of her marital relations, and this 413 Tenth street northwest, 711 First street northwest, suppers I have written you—were to have had a Collections made at lowest rates and drafts cashed or to llo Bridge street. Georgetown. sweeping denial of any ground for the state- " washing " at Bay Eidge, but the idea seems to and Issued on the principal cities. ments that have been printed regarding them is have been abandoned. Some one asked Mon- Strict personal attention given to orders for Invest- CARPENTER & BUILDER, II- W. PADDON, accepted as conclusive evidence of her satisfac- ment Securities, and Information concerning them tague what a " washing " was, (Mr. M. is the DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF tion with what, in truth, does not concern the cheerfully sought and furnished. dec20-tf8 "shepherd" of the Lambs.") "A washing? fehop 505 New Jersey Avenue. public one iota. The tendency of newspapers to WOOD /V 1ST 1) COAL, dilate upon the relations of an actress with her Why, the fellows make up a party in the morn- A CARD. ing, don't you know? and the young ladies come YARD, CORNER EIGHTH AND BOUNDARY husband we all know. Miss Tootlightly falls LOKENZO RICE, STREETS NORTHWEST. down in the afternooD, don't you know ? And Visitors to Philadelphia will find a branch of down stairs accidentally and we are told, inflam- Steam Carpet Beating Works, Special attention given to orders from the country. ing head-lines, that no woman who is an actress then, every once and a while, I being the shep- apr2S-3 herd , ring a bell and call the Lambs together, GEO. W. COCHRAN & CO.'S STORE FOR CLEANING CARPETS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, falls down stairs without a husband being at the 490 Maine av., bet. 4J and 6th sts. s. w., J. C. ÎVAULEY, top to push her; Miss Kougedutheatre goes on a you know. That's a washing. It's jolly fun, WASHINGTON, D. C. At the GRAND AMERICAN RESTAURANT, inside of .flS^Carpcts called for and delivered free of charge."5®® HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, tour, accompanied by her hired agent, wlioteid? don't you know?" Centennial Grounds, where CIGARS and TOBACCO, of PRICE LIST : Ingrain, 4 cts. per yard ; Brussels and 3- (Formerly of the firm of Nalley & Hodges.) to " small bills" and counts the house with All the " swell'_' actors are out for a holiday. every description, ®an be had at the prices the same ply. 5 cts. per yard; Velvet, ö cts. per yard; Medallion & Wilton, 8 cents per yard. myl4-6mos argus-eyed thoroughness, and an item appears to Lester Wallack is now on a cruise in his yacht are sold for here. JQTTlie Grand American Restaurant Particular attention given to is situated between Horticultural and Agricultural Columbia, bronzing his face under the ardent per day at home. Samples worth $1 KALSOMINING, GK AINING AND INTERIOR the effect that la Rougedutheatre has abandoned Halls, is spacious and airy, and surrounded by the only DECORATION. sun and thriving on the salt-sea air. He will not $5 to $20?" ;ee . STINSON & Go. , Portland. Maine fine grove of shade trees inside the grounds. jel8-3ms sepö-lyß No. 509 K Street Northwest. ma7-l 7 THE CAPITAL.-- JUNE 25, 1876. ONE OF GARIBALDI'S ENGLISHMEN. Patti in Her Opera Box. PLUMBING AND GAS-PITTING. TO TRAVELERS. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. I was at the opera at Co vent Garden, (says a corres- The Story of a Stirring: Life. pondent,) the night before the Prince's visit. I saw JAMES LOCKHEAD, TD ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. [From the London Times.] the Marquise de Caux looking unutterably pretty. C. C. WILLARD. If the time in which we live is eminently practical, Anything more artistic and graceful than the pic- Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting, CHANGE OF TIME-JUNE 11, 1876. and the mechanical appliances of civilization seem ture she made that night I have rarely seen. Her to involve a certain monotony in the lives Of men, as box was on the grouud tier, and I was, therefore, 415 TENTH STREET S. W.. LEAVE WASHINGTON: contrasted with those of a rnder age, there'are even close to her, and could feast my eyes at leisure. She (Adjoining Gas Office,) 5 a. ra., Baltimore and Way Stations. 6:40 a. m., Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations. EBBITT HOUSE, in these degenerate days those who know how to ex- was dressed, as she very often is, entirely in white, WASHINGTON, D. C. Point of Rocks and intermediate stations, main stem. tract from them the elements of adventure and excite- without a thread of color upon her. Her dress was 7:10 a. m., Baltimore and Alexandria Junction. Jobbing and 'orders by mall promptly attended to. 8:10 a. in., New York, Philadelphia and Boston Ex- ment which specially pertain to them, and to in- of white silk—not glossy silk, but of a dull ribbed Estimates furnished. nov21-2 press. Pulman Parlor Cars. ( Sunday. Stops at way •WASHINGTON. D O. vest nineteenth century life with a romance pecu- texture. It was simply made, the front of the skirt stations and connects for Annapolis.) 8:15 a. m.. Cincinnati, St. Louis; Pittsburg Express. liarly its own. One such has just passed away from being perfectly plain, without tunic or apron, and JOHN IÎA1ÎRY, Frederick, Hagerstown, Valley Road. Deer Park and IMPERIAL HOTEL. among us. There are many in all parts of the world the back part or train being divided from the front Oakland. Parlor and Sleeper. 8:20 a. m., Point of Rocks and Way Stations. who, when they read in our obituary column of the by a plaiting of silk and tulle. The bodice was PLUMBER, GAS & STEAM-FITTER 8:30 a. in., Baltimore and Way Stations. 12th the death in the Albany of Captain Charles slightly open in front with a thick quilling of tulle 9:35 a. m.. New York Limited Express. Baltimore and Philadelphia. (On Sunday to Baltimore only.) Stewart Forbes, R. N., will recall with a sigh the round the neck, and the sleeves were tight to the WASHINGTON, D. C. 1319 Seventh St., bet. BT. and 0,N.W. 12:15 p. m., Baltimore,Way Stations, Elllcott City daring and reckless seaman, the warm-hearted and elbow and then broken into a voluminous frill. Her and Annapolis. 1:40 p. m.,New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Ex- generous friend and cheery companion whose event* long white gloves reached, of course, up to the press. Sunday all Way Stations and Baltimore only. ful career has just closed. Few men,' have lived so sleeve, and she did not commit the incongruity of i®-ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 3:30 p. m., Baltimore and Way Stations. J. S. PIERCE, Proprietor. ap30-l 4:30 p. m., Baltimore and Laurel Express, Elllcott much in as few years, or seen and done more*with putting bracelets over her gloves. She wore in fact City, Frederick and Way Stations via Relay. so little noise. no jewelry round her neck or In her ears, but the 4:30 p. m., Frederick and Point of Rocks, (via Metro- NEW HOTEL. MISCELLANEOUS. politan Branch.) The first years of young; Forbes' service were lilac in her hair was fastened with some magnificent 4:45 p. ni„ Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way Stations. passed as a midshipman in the North Star, with Sir diamond sprays. " La divinia Adelina" looked ex- 5:25 p. m., Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville Express, except Saturday, daily to Deer Park, Oakland and Col- RI CCS HOUSE, Everara Home, on the Australian station; the Cri- cessively well in this simple costume—for it was GENERAL DEPOT umbus. Louisville by 11:30 p. m. train on Saturday. mean war found him in command of a gunboat in simple—and, with the exception of the diamond Hagerstown and Winchester. Sleeping cars to Chicago, PLUMER «fr SPOFFORD, Proprietors, clasps in the hair, was not beyoiid the reach of the FOR Cincinnati and Louisville. the Baltic; and on the breaking out of hostilities in 5:35 p.m.. Baltimore and Philadelphia Express. Fred- Fifteenth and G streets, Washington, D. C. ' China he proceeded to the scene of operations as most moderate income. It is true that on many erick and Way Stations via Relay. (Connects for An- myl4-2 persons such a dress would have made no effect, and napolis Sunday.) lieutenant commanding the Algerine. Throughout Doors, Sash, Blinds, Window Frames, 5:40 p. m., Baltimore, Bladensburg, College, Beltsville, the war Lieutenant Forbes never lost a chance of that Madame Patti's graceful, pretty head and Laurel and Annapolis Junction. SANDERSON'S figure would give effect to any material made in Hardware. Glass, &c. 7:00 p. m., Baltimore and Way Stations. distinguishing himself, and the Algerine soon be 8:20 p. m., Pittsburg, but no connection beyond Mar- came celebrated for her success in " pirate pigeons." any manner. It was amusing to me to watch the tinsburg by train leaving Sunday night. Way Stations CONGRESSIONAL, sensation she created among the audience. The on Metropolitan. Returning home just as G-ari bald I landed in Sicily, 9:00 p.m., Baltimore, Alexandria Junction, Beltsville, Cor. New Jersey Ave. and B St. S. E. Forbes hurried out, and was the only Englishman Duke of Connaught, the Princess Beatrice and the Laurel, Way Stations between Washington and Alex- Princess Charlotte of Prussia were-in the royal box, andria Junction. Only first-claes hotel on Capitol Hill, and by far the who participated in the first action outside Palermo. 10:00 p. m., New York and Philadelphia Night Express. most conveniently located for persons having business» Conspicuous from the beginning to the end of the but they were eclipsed in point of interest by Mad- Sleep,ng Cars to New York. •with Congress. ame Patti. All the opera-glasses were leveled at lo:o5 p. m., Baltimore and principal Way Stations. Thoroughly first-class in cuisine, rooms and service*. campaign in his blue flannel suit, and always in 10:40 p. m., Martinsburg and Way Stations, Metro- no28-tf2 WM. SANDERSON, Proprietor. the hottest of the fire, he soan attracted the notice, her, all the gentlemen tried to saunter past her box, politan Branch. and every one noted with great interest the cordial 11.30 p. m.. Cincinnati and St. Louis Express, Chicago, and ultimately the friendship, of Garibaldi, finally Columbus, Sandusky. Newark, Deer Park and Oakland. reconnoitering Naples in a carriage in advance of grasp of the hand she exchanged over the front of Saturday for Louisville. Sleeping cars. THE CARROLLTON the general, and receiving a triumphant welcome the box with Signor Nicolini, who was in the house. 7:10, 8:10, 8:15, 9:35 a. in.; 1:40, 5:25, 5:35, 5:40, 7:00, 8:20, 9:oo, lo:oo, 10:05 and 11:30 p. m., daily. BALTIMORE, LIGHT AND GERMAN STS., intended for the latter, which enabled him to report One young man in the stalls near me evidently fill All other trains daily, except Sunday. on his return that the royal troops had evacuated desperately in love with the Marquise; his face No connection on Sunday for Hagerstown or Valley wore a heart-broken expression as he contemplated Having made arrangement with the best manufac- Branch, or for New York and Philadelphia at 8:10 a. BALTIMORE. the city. On his return to England Forbes published turers of goods in my line at greatly reduced prices, I m. and 1:40 p. m. For further Information apply at the Baltimore and an account of the campaign, which is probably the her, which he did .unremittingly—starting to his feet am now prepared to furnish goods at prices much R. B. COLEMAN. Proprietor the moment the acts were over to have a more un- lower than has heretofore been offered in this District. Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and 485,601 and nov80-lyl most authentic record of it which exists. The sue- Please call and examine prices and quality before 603 Pennsylvania avenue, and 613 Fifteenth street north- sess of this book tempted him to new scenes of interrupted view, and standing gazing with a woe- purchasing elsewhere. west, where orders will be taken for baggage to be un XQM xioTKii, begone countenance on the object of his hopeless checked and received at any point in the city. travel, and he not long after made a most interest- GEO. M. BARKER, THOS. R. SHARP, GEORGETOWN, D. C. ing exploration in Iceland, giving us the result of passion. Poor young man! I am sure he must Master of Transportation. V. SHINN Proprietor- have flown to the London stereoscopic establish- ap2-2mo8 649 and 651 NEW YORK AVENUE. L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. This hotel is conveniently located, being situated on his experience there in a graphic and interesting GEO. S. KOONTZ, General As:en t. febl-ti 5 the line of the Washington and Georgetown City Pas- form. On receiving his promotion he went out to ment the next morning to spend all his pocket- senger Railroad, tbe cars of which, from the Railroad money on portraits of Madame Patti!—Home Jour- GREAT and Steamer Depots, pass the door every two or three the river Plate as commander of the Curlew, and W. S. ROOSE 1876, PENNSYLVANIA 1876. minutes. The guests of this House can reach any of completed his term of service in those always stir- nal. ROUTE the Public Buildings of the National Capital, or any ring regions just in time to accept the command, TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. place of amusement, &c., by a pleasant ride of a few Whole- minutes. under Captain Sherard Osborn, of one of the ves- Kate Field and Matrimony. Cigars and Tobacco. sale deal- Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Scenery, Board per day, $2. By the month at reduced ratetr sels of the expedition which was being fitted out for er in im- Magnificent Equipment. sep26-tf8 [New York Correspondence Chicago Tribune.] ported and the Emperor of China. Taking his vessel along the ma nuf actu rer One of the morning journals gives credence to a Trains leave Washington, from Depot, Corner of Sixth west coast of Africa, and touching at several ports of the Cactus, La LAFAYETTE HOUSE, statement which has been in circulation at the Lotos Manola, La Ròose, and B streets, as follows: on his way, he arrived at his destination to findth e For Pittsburg and tbe West, 6 a. m. daily, with Parlor rooms for nearly a month that Kate Field will Pennsylvania and Stockton Cigars On the European and American Plans, project of a Chinese imperial fleet, commanded by Agent for the Am- Car to Pittsburg; 7:40 p. m. daily, with Palace Car to shortly return to America and marry a journalist—a brosia Pine Cut. The Chicago, and 11:55 a. m. daily, except Sunday. British officers, abandoned, and returned to England critic himself, the story says. The rumor connects trade supplied directfrom BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD- COR. SECOND AND R STREETS N. W. the bearer of dispatches from Captain Osborn to A venirne. the factory at the very low For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, the party with the Tribune, but it may not be true, est New York and Baltimore and the North, 6 a. m. daily, excent Sunday; and 7:40 Washington, ». C. the English Government. On his arrival in Eng- so I will for the present protect his name. The prices. p. m. daily, except Saturday, with Pa'ace Cars to land Forbes found his love of adventure almost im- Rochester. For Elmira and Buffalo, 11:55 a. m. daily, "gentle Kate "is said to have achieved a marked •flSPRetail branches at Willard's, except Sunday. GEORGE DAY, Proprietor. mediately gratified by the command which he ob- Metropolitan and Imperial Hotels. For New York and the East, 9:10 p. m. daily, with Pal- raj28-tf2 success in minor parts on the stage in England, and ace Cars attached; Limited Express of Pullman Par- tained without difficulty, of a blockade runner, for her ambition is to make the New York critics ac- lor Cars, 9:23 a. m. daily, except Sunday. For New the American war was then at its height, and he knowledge that she is (not that she may be, but that York, 1:30 p. m. dally, except Sunday, with Parlor AMERICAN MOUSE, mar26-3m2 Cars attached. soon distinguished himself in his new vocation. she is) an actress capable of sustaining leading For Philadelphia, 1:30 p. m. dally, except Sunday, and His system of evading the enemy required that com- 4:50 and 9:1« p. m. dally. Limited Express 9:23 a. m. Corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Seventh §>t.* parts. ' Miss Field was never accused exactly of daily, except Sunday. bination of skill, coolness and courage which the man-hating while in New York, but she was known J. F. ELLIS & CO., Accommodation for Baltimore, 3:40 p. m. daily, except At the junction of the Avenue and Seventh Street habits of his life were so eminently calculated to de- as one far removed from susceptibility to the mascu- SOU AGEXTS T0& THE Sunday. velop. Steering his ship with his own hands, he For Pope's Creek Line, 7:10 a. m. and 3:40 p. m. daily, Railways, affording direct communication with the line gender. Her lady friends entirely discredit the except Sunday. different steamboat and railroad lines. Board, $2.00» ran into port on the darkest nights on the bearing CELEBRATED CHICKERING For Annapolis, 6:00 a. m. and 4:50 p. m., except Sunday. story of matrimonial intent. They say she was cut per day. which he had taken during the day when first sight- AND ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- out for a literary spinster, and used laughingly to WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON my28-tf2 SCTIOFIELD & DUFFY, Proprietors. ing land, and when the small vessel which he com- say, " When I am an old maid," etc. She is des- FAMOUS WEBER PIANOS, RAILROAD. manded was too far out to be visible to the blockad- For Alexandria, 6, 7, 8, 9,10,11 a. m.; 1, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7 and cribed as a prodigious worker—studying for the AND THE 11:38 p. m. On Sun'day at 8 a. m., l, 6, and 11:38 p. m. BRANCH HOUSE ing squardron. The close of the war found him in stage, keeping up journalistic correspondence, going For tbe South, via Richmond, 11:38 p. m. daily, except the harbor of Galveston, and, unable to extricate Smith American Organ. Sunday, and via Lynchburg, 7 a. m. and 11:38 p. m. into society, penning magazine articles, visiting dally, except Sunday. his ship, he left her to join the fortunes of the ill- libraries for new materials for literary productions— Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6, 7, 8, 9,10, FOR THE SALE OF fated Maximilian in Mexico. Of his hairbreadth Piano, and Organ. Carefully Tuned and Repaired 11 a. m., 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 p. m. On Sunday at 6 and 10 all going on at the same time. One of her intimates by Skillful Workmen. Satisfaction Guaranteed. a. m., 5 and 7 p. m. escapes and the varied perils he encountered dur- says her husband' oughtrto s\ippiy her with a steam- Tickets, information, Sleeping and Parlor Car accom- ing his blockade-running and Mexican experiences modations can be procured at the offices: Northeast engine to save her from wearing out. corner Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, we have, unfortunately, no published record. After( 937 Penn. Avenue, near Tenth St. northeast corntr Sixth street and Pennsylvania ave- a severe attack of yellow fever in one of the West nue, and at the Depot, where orders can be left for the Microscopic Cvolntion. checking of Bate gage to destination from Hotels and India islands, where he narrowly escaped prema-' NO. 924 F street," Washington, D. C. [By Professor Samuel Lockwood. DANIEL LOUGHRAN, Residences. ture burial, he returned to England in shattered FRANK THOMSON, D. M. BOYD, JR., There is a story that an eminent microscopist had JOBBER OF GenH Manager. Gen11 Passenger Agent. health. Scarcely, however, allowing himself time a bit of substance submitted to him to decide what to recruit, the year 1865 saw Captain Forbes once it was. To an unaided eye it might be a morsel of S. BEIM, MANAGER. more on the way to the East. On this occasion his skin which a baggage-master had knocked off the CIGARS AND TOBACCO, C., VIRG. MIDLAND & G. S. R. R. visit was in the first instance to Saigon for the pur- corner of a smoothly worn hair trunk. The savant DOUBLw.E DAILY TRAINS BETWEEN BALTIMORE LAMARTINE PEKE & FILS, REIMS, CHAM- No. 1408 Penusylvania Avenn e, Opposite pose of obtaining from the \French Government in applied his microscope. Entirely ignorant of this AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. tiny bit of matter, except as he had taken counsel Willard's Hotel. Commencing THURSDAY, June 15, Passenger trains PAGNES. Cochin China a telegraph concession, and thence he with his instrument, the wise man declared that it mblfl-ly will run as follows : proceeded to Japan in order to negotiate a loan with was the skin of a human being, and that, judging by SOUTH BOUND. Mall train, i Express. IMPORTED— PURE OLD RYE WHISKIES. the government of that country. He failed in this, the fine hair on it, it was from the so-called naked G, W. FORSBERG, Leave Baltimore | Brandies, but established such relations as enabled him to re- portion of the body, and further, that it once be- u 6.25 a. m. 10.05 p. m. J. M. Stauffer, Washington I 8.20 " 11.33 " Wines, Robinson & Ruff. turn to England in the capacity of agent for the longed to a fair-complexioned person. The strange Artists' Materials. Brushes " Alexandria | 8.50 " 12.00 a. ra. Gins, Wm. Gray, facts now made known to the man of science were " Gordonsvllle.. I 1.10 p. m. Sherries, J. Kifer, Chinese and Japanese, for the purchase of arms u 4.05 u" these : That a thousand years before a Danish ma- of all Kinds. " Charlottesville Ï.00 5.00 Ports. Old Hlckorv, and vessels of war. Before leaving Japan he made WAX FLOWER MATERIAL, ALL COLORS, DRY, Arrive at Lynchburg 5.00 " 8 40 " Scotch Whiskies, Old Baker, rauder had robbed an English church. In the spirit Dundee... j 8.00 12.25 p. m. Jamaica Rum, Old Monogram, a most interesting exploration of the then almost of the old-fashioned piety the robber was flayed(le t IN WATER OR IN OIL. Scotch Ale, Old Catocton, unknown island of Yeaeo, the results of which he us hope that he was killed first) and the skin was NOKTH BOUND. Mail train. Express. Ginger Ale, ' Old Smithson, nailed to the church door. Except as a tradition or TUBE COLORS, Old Monongaliela. embodied i» a paper for the Royal Geographical So- 9.00 4.05 p. in, Je4-tf6 ciety. He now for a short time devoted him- archasological lore had it, the affair had been forgot- WHITE LEAD, OIL. VARNISHES, TURPENTINE, 11.40 a. m. 8.35 " BRONZE POWDERS, Charlottesville 2.45 p. m. 12.08 a. m. self to mercantile pursuits connected with this ten for hundreds of years. Time, the great erodem, had long ago removed the offensive thing. Still, RED FIRE GOLD FOIL PAPER, SILVER FOIL G«rdonsviHe M0 1.23 " agency in London, but was once more tempted out PAPER, &Ö., Arrive at Alexandria 7.55 5.40 " however, the church door held to ivs marks of the Washington 8.30 6.10 " B. and P. R. R. RESTAURANT, to China by the offer from the Imperial Govern- great shame, for the broad-headed nails remained. GELATINE PAPER, MODELING CLAY, TOOLS, &c. 10.20 8.50 " NO. 410 NINTH STREET, ment of the appointment of marine commissioner Somebody extracted one, and undevneath its fiat ap23-3mos5 Washington, D. C. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, daily, except Sunday, and inspector of Chinese light-houses. This novel head was this atomic remnant of that ancient Scan- leave Washington 4.20 p. in., Alexandria 5.00 p. m., ar- WASHINGTON, D. C., and interesting position he held for about two years, dinavian malefactor's pelt—that fair-skinned robber rive at Front Royal 9.19 p. m. Leave Front Royal 3.30 from the North. a. m., airive at Alexandria 7.50 a. m.,and at Washing- when he again returned to England; this time by ton 8.30 a. m. MANASSAS DIVISION, Mail Train—Passengers leave AND ; way of Calitornia. He was so much struck with Washingthn 8.20 a. m. Alexandria 8.50 a. m., and arrive the resources of that rapidly developing portion of LIVERY STABLES. at Strasburg 4.40 a. m. Leave Strasburg 6.35 a. m., ar- the western hemisphere that he determined to ex- rive at Alexandria 3.30 p. m. Long Range Breech Loading WARRENTON BRANCH—Connection to and from UNION DEPOT RESTAURANT, tend his financial operations—which had now be- THE PALACE BOARDING STABLES, Warren ton with Mail Train only. come considerable—in that direction. His usual At Washington, close connections with North and Practice Pistol & Targets. West. At Danville, twice daily, with South and South- shrewdness and good luck did not desert him in this Carries a 3£ inch ball with accu- west; at Lynchburg, twice daily, to South and West; 1333 E STREET NORTHWEST. CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE, new field of enterprise, and as the result of two ex- racy fifty leet, without powder or w twice daily connections at Gordonsvllle with Ches. & Ohio R. R.. eastward to Richmond and westward to peditions to the mineral regions of Nevada, he drew percussion. Brass barrel, hair trigger. For sale by dealers. By mail, free for 75 cents, with per- Staunton, White Sulphur and all the various springs on as a prize a share of the Comstock Mine, and about that line. GEORGE D. DESHIELDS, manent ammunition for target practice indoors Elegant Parlor Cars will be run with the day trains be- a year ago returned to his own country in possess- BEST CARE AND ATTENTION GUARANTEED and for sporting out of doors. tween Baltimore and the White Sulphur Spriags, leav- je4-t53 ' Proprietor. ion of a very large fortune. Unhappily it came too ing Baltimore at 6.25 a. m. TO HORSES TAKEN TO BOARD. i ACENTS WANTED; Both trains from the South connect with Ches. & late. A typhus fever, during which he remained j A. A, GRAHAM, 67 Liberty Street, Now York. Ohio at Charlottesville for the West. A. DOUGLAS, for seventeen days delirious in San Francisco, shat- THE BEST ARRANGED STABLES IN THE CITY, Pullman Sleeper daily, without change, between Bal- HAVING A CLAY FLOOR FOR THE FRONT marie-tfS timore and New Orleans, leaving Baltimore 6.25 a. m. tered a constitution which much exposure to bad Also Sleeper between Baltimore and Lynchburg, by SUCCESSOR TO BARNEY HART. climate had undermined, and thus prematurely FEET OF THE HORSES. night line. J> AILROAD TIES. Centennial Excursion Tickets to Philadelphia on sale, terminated a life of incident and adventure, of which STABLE PERFECTLY NEW. good for thirty days, and through tickets to the South FINE WINES AND LIQUORS, we have been only able to give a brief sketch, at the WHITE OAK TIMBER, CEDAR POSTS, AND and West at lowest rates. HICKORY BUTTS, G. J. FOREACRE, General Manager. FOR FAMILY AND MEDICAL USE. comparatively early age of forty seven. J. M. BROADUS, General Ticket Agent. J. W. WILLIS, Manufactured and For Sale by octl7-ly3 1702 Pennsylvania Avenue. Few men were more universally liked or more je4-3ml PROPRIETOR. AUSTIN P. BROWN, A MERICAN LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS je4-3mos3 widely known. Without a decided literary faculty, New York Avenue and Fifteenth Street, Captain Forbes lived much in the world of letters, A. B. KXYE8. J. L. SMITH. ONLY LINE " MclYlahon's," but whether he was campaigning by land or by sea, ap23-l Washington, D. C. CARRYING THE AMERICAN FLAG. or engaged in some commercial speculation, explor- KEYES & CO. II. H. NICHOLS, Sailing every THURSDAY from PHILADELPHIA for ing an unknown country, buying a mine or writing QUEENSTOWN AND L1VEPROOL. 605 FIFTEENTH STREET. a book, building men-of-war or inspecting Chinese Cabin, intermediate and steerage accommodations light-houses, his coolness, courage and shrewd com- COACHES, OPEN BRETTS, LIGHT WAGONS, SAD- unsurpassed. mon sense invariably secured success, while his DLE HORSES, DOUBLE AND SINGLE Rates as low as by any other First-Class Line. FINEST LIQUORS AND CIGARS. kindly and genial qualities, and the originality m PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Je4-tf3 BUGGIES AND ALL OTHER General Agents, Philadelphia. which characterized all his acts, obtained for him a SHERMAN & CO., (Bankers,) 1429 F street, Washing- notoriety and popularity peculiarly his own. Had VEHICLES PROMPTLY ton, D. C. au28-lv GEORGE BOWMAN. FURNISHED. he lived in a more exciting period of the world's his- ROOM 46 LE DROIT BUILDING. MISCELLANEOUS. tory he would have made himself a great name. As jy25-ly8 SIS TENTH STREET, it is his death has caused a gap in a very wide and W Orders left at the Arlington Hotel or at the Stable, varied circle of society; and many men the most day or night, will receive prompt attention. VERY IMPORTANT TO HOUSE- SAVE YOUR CARPETS FROM dissimilar in race, religion and position will sigh Close Carriages for Wedding Calls and Receptions. MOTHS WINES AND LIQUORS. when they hear that Charles Forbes is dead. KEEPERS. By having them cleaned and restored to their original my28-imo3 For SCOURING, CLEANING and POLISHING the brightness, with or without removing from the floor. QUAKER CLEANER " I'M HABBIN a heap o' trouble wid sleeplessness Carpets dusted at five cents per yard, and stored is tbe Cheapest wad Best preparation ever offered to the during the summer free. DUBANT'S I? ESTAURANT dese nights," remarked an old darkey at the surbur- public. Retail price 25 cents per box. Liberal discount Iuk and grease spots a specialty. ban end of State street, Boston, the other day. to dealers. Ask your grocer for it. Washington Patent Carpet Renovating* Co., AND BGAEDING AND LIVERY STABLES, 1414 PENN'A AVENUE, opposite Willard's. " Ho-ho, I reckons I knows all 'bout dat," said an- J. B. BROWN, ap23 General Agent, 1122 Fourteenth street N. W. nov21-8 LADIES' DINING SALOON, other African, near by. " Yo knows noffin—dat's Wlllard'sHotel Stables, corner Fourteenth andD&treets, dee 21-tf Washington, D. C. what yo* knows," replied the old man. "Sartin I NEW BUSINESS. Southeast corner Seventh and N streets northwest'» do knows suthin'," chuckled the other; "I knows LOOK OUT FOR PAINT! Washington, D. C. well 'naif dat yo' can't sle6p o' nights; an' sides, I ASHIÜ8T0N NAILOB'S TJ. G. «OWEN, my28-lmo3 WM. K. DUBANT, Proprietor. knows dat yo' neighbo's can't nuther, ef dey's got J. T. HUNTER, any chickens!" The old darkey looked grieved at The late TAPESTRY TRIMMER at the White House, 1323 Massachusetts Avenue Northwest., has opened a furniture repairing and upholstering these words, and as he turned away he expressed store at HEAD-LIGHT SAMPLE ROOM, his opinion of them by mumbling: " Ef dere's any- No. 1137 Seventh street northwest. House anil Ornamental Painter and Glazier. 1033 Seventh St., corner L, N. W. thing dat I hates it's to see two culled gemmen alius Specialty—Hair and Feather Beds Renovated by a Imitations of all kinds of wood and marble, kalso- CHOICE quarrelin' wid each other—specially wen dey's bofe patent steam process. apr3d-3 mlning walls. Jobbing promptly attended to. ap30-l ob de same profession." WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS, 1833. ESTABLISHED 1833 IRVING READING ROOMS AND ALE AND LASER BEER ON BRAUBHT. A CHICAGO lady, whose lord and master indulges JOHN McDERMOTT A BROS., may2S-lmo A. ROMAIN. rather freely in the convivial glass, says he is a kind STABLES, CIRCULATING LIBRARY, but indulgent husband. 1326 E ST., OPPOSITE NATIONAL THEATER COACH MAKERS AND CARRIAGE DEALERS, «• «•: nr ar a«, jwl m JBS H » Particular attention paid to BOARDING HORSES. NO. 1321 F STREET NORTHWEST, NO. 310 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, " WHAT do you take for your cold ?" said a lady to Latest style CARRIAGES with responsible drivers. Near Third street, bADDLE HORSES, BUGGIES AND PHAETONS WASHINGTON, D. C. WASHINGTON, D. C. ARCHITECT, Mr. . "(Four pocket handkerchiefs a day, mad- hire. am," was the answer. New Books and Periodicals received as soon as pub Carriages and Harness received on Storage and Sold HORSES always for Sale and Excharge, novit lshed. novi8-lyl on Commission. Carriages Repaired* Ha» removed to 1505 PENK'A AVENUE. decS-8 8 THE CAPITAL.-- JUNE 25, 1876. GEORGETOWN COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.—The SUMMEE EES0RTS. MEDICAL. THE CAPITAL. fifty-seventh annual commencement of old George- POR SALE 0E RENT. town College, held in the hall of the institution on Tuesday last, was the grand culminating affair of Jordan Alum Springs, SUNDAY MORNING, - - - JUNE 25,1876. the venerable establishment in point of style, taste FOR SÄLE. A NEW DISCOVERY. and audience. The old students, who assembled to witness the yearly send-off of their pleasant alma ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, RECORD OF THE WEEK. mater, were especially struck by the elegance and en- THE WONDER OF THE AGE. terprise manifested in the make-up of the occasion. The audience* was very large and select, and the CASE OF CHARLES FISHER.—The jury disagreed brevity—the soul of wit has always been the quick- in the case of Charles Fisher, standing ten for ac- EIGHT MILES FROM GOSHEN DEPOT AND FIVE LONG LOOKED FOB AND FOUND AT LAST. A ening process of old Georgetown—of the exhibition A Home in the Country. BLESSING FOR THE MILLIONS. A MIRACLE quittal and two for conviction.' It was discharged, FOK SCIENTISTS TO STUDY. THE CROWN- prevented anything tiring in the programme, al- rand the case will probably come up at a later period, MILES FROM MILLBORO' DEPOT, ON THE ING SUCCESS OP THE NINETEENTH though, from the general and special excellence of CENTURY. «though this looks as if it is hardly worth while the essays and speeches of the students, the affair bringing it up again. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL- might have run on through the entire evening with- Nearly eight (8) acres of land, with two thirds (§•) of it WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. CENTENNIAL FOURTH OP JULY EXCURSION.—A out boring any one. With the city of Washington set in choice Fruit Trees in full bearing. Improved by For over forty years the world has watched and waited, grand centennial excursion to G-lymont will be given an excellent two (2) story dwelling, containing about ROAD. while science has worked and studied, and thousands shimmering in its own self-productive tropical have spent a lifetime study in a fruitless effort to dis- on the Fourth of July, commemorative of the Dé- heat—hotter than Tophet in the valley of Hin- 12 rooms, including bath room, which has hot and cold cover a /» claration of Independence, by the Sunday-school of nom—the cool atmosphere blown down from the^ water in it. Cellar under the entire main building. TWO DAILY MAILS—TELEGRAPH OFFICE AT '-St. Matthews' church. This will be an exceedingly hills about the college brought back memories of The location of this property is high and healthy, com- HAIR RESTORATSVE manding a magnificent view of country, town, river, pleasant affair, and afford an opportunity to the Mitchell's geography and got one into defining an THE HOTEL. &c., with Baltimore and Ohio railroad and first-class that would prevent baldness and change gray hair to Sieated populace of Washington to get out of the oasis—" a green, cool spot in the desert." its original color without using any mineral or other etation near by. Will be exchanged for city property •choking city for a breath of fresh air. poison, and at last given up in despair, while the world The graduating class of this year was smaller than Improved or unimproved, and will assume incum- has settled back with the old adage: Humbug!—like The GRAND HOTEL, BROOK HOUSE, and the COT- perpetual motions—impossible—It Can't be done. And THE White Sulphur is looming up with its usual, numbering only eight: Messrs. John G. brance. Price $8,500. Apply to TAGES , will be open for the reception of visitors on theloTHOF JUNE. now on the eve of all this prejudice, ofter people have accustomed popularity. One feature of the old Agar, Louisiana; Bell W. Etheridge, Tennessee; been swindled, humbugged and Imposed upon, until J. V. sr. HIIYCK, The chambers are large, airy and convenient, ele- they have lost confidence in themselves and everybody «springs is that they who go once develop a habit of John I. Griffiss, Maryland; A. Thomas Harvey, gantly furnished, with gas in each room, and connected At his new office, No. 713 Fifteenth street northwest, with the main office by electric bells. else, while Taylor has discovered (if not the connecting going every season. Mr. Corcoran, our highly es- District of Columbia; Clement Manly, North Caro- link between mind and matter) a Restorative that will jell-tf3 nearly opposite Riggs' Bank. HOT and COLD BATHS on each floor. prevent the hair from falling out, bring it back in case teejned citizen and distinguished philanthropist, has lina; John Carroll Payne, "Virginia; William J. The MINERAL WATERS consist of Alum of six dif- ferent grades, Iodine-alum and Chalybeate. of baldness, where people have passed the prime of life, already engaged his cottage, and General Joe John- Wilcox, Pennsylvania. But under the energetic, and change gray hair to its original color by furnish- The proprietor assures the public that the Jordan ing nature's own coloring matter, that strikes to the son has likewise arranged for his annual pilgrimage. business-like regime of its present president, Rev. FOR S A. L E. Alum is more modern in all its appointments than any hotel watering-place in this State. roots, and follows up the pith or cells, until faded or "The Peabody fund commissioners will hold their Father Healy, the college, like good wine, improves gray hair has assumed Its former life, color and beauty. KESSNICH'S FULL BRASS AND STRING BAND It is free from all Lacsulphur, Sugar of Lead, Nitrate annual meeting here in August. with age and grows in popularity as it grows older. has been engaged. BOARD, per day, $3; per week, 817.50; per full month, of Silver or anything injurious or unpleasant in the _ Speaker Kerr left last Thursday for the Rock- least, even if taken in terna 11 v. It will not grease, gum $45 to $65, according to location of rooms. A reduction or soil the hands, face or scalp, no matter how often or firidge Alum, whose healthful clime and waters ERNEST HAROLD'S BENEFIT.—The Comique of ten per cent, to parties remaining two months. plentifully it is used, being clear and free from all -will, we trust, contribute to his speedy cure. was crowded on Friday night by a large audience A FIRST-CLASS STATIONERY AND kinds of spirits and ca&tor oil. ,lt does not dry or gum JOHN B. TimEY, up the hair like most dressings. Being purely vegeta- assembled to witness the Idiot Witness and the ex- ble, it will clean the head, allay Irritation, soothe head- CENTENNIAL TRIP FOR A TEN-DOLLAR FARE.— cellent additional programme of the evening. Mr. jeSSrlmoS Proprietor. ache, while it gives the hair a dark, soft, silky appear- «Colonels. R. Hamill, manager of the Washington BOOK STORE, ance, more lasting and u nob tain ed by any other dress- Harold, the veteran actor and journalist, sustained ing in the market. Ask your druggists for branch of the famous Cook, Son & Jenkins, tourists, the character of Gilbert in an inimitable and power- MARYLAND AND CITY HOTELS, has perfected arrangements by which a grand ex- ful manner, exhibiting varied and extensive thes- TAYLOR'S IMPROVED DOIS« A FLOURISHING BUSINESS. cursion will be 'made from this city to Philadelphia pian ability; it was powerful in detail and gener-1 ANNAPOLIS. MD. VEGETABLE HAIR HENEWER, -on the 28th instant, returning on the evening of the ally. The acting of our old favorite, Mr. George A. And take no other. Tut up in half pint bottles, with :30th. The tickets, which include fare both ways Parkhurst, was, as it always is, of that taking sort Inquire at blue wrappers, at $1 per bottle. Manufactured by and accommodations of board and lodging,under the which has rendered him so popular in this city and Delightful Summer Resort. f. K. TAYLOR & CO., -control of the centennial lodging-house agency, are 224 Monument street, corner Gay, Baltimore, Md. elsewhere. He is always a strong card. TERMS $10 TO $12 PER WEEK. Every boitle warranted to give satisfaction or money fixed at the exceedingly low rate of ten dollars. 1142 Seventh. Street. refunded. Thus for a trifle more than the fare to the exhibi- Mr. T. Harry Donehue, the well-known costumer, j SPECIAL RATES MADE FOR FAMILIES BY THE tion one can go, be accommodated in first-class style, kindly lent his aid on the occasion, and recited with j MONTH. rare power and pathos the sterling poem,Shamus| TAYLORS TOILET VINEGAR ¡have two days to see the show, and be returned to A CITY FOR SALE. Address Washington. The Cooks have nothing unless it be O'Brien, which Mr. Donehue has in a manner copy-! FORREMOYING SUNBURN, PIMPLES, BLOTCHES, W. H. GORMAN A CO., TAN AND FRECKLES, Hirst class, and we cheerfully indorse this enterprise righted to himself by the marvelous power of his re- j Proprietors, and to use after Shaving, hashing or Bathing. Per- io-the public. cital. fectly harmless and as pleasant to use as , Cologne or The stock company of the Comique was never "RENO CITY," located on Tennallytown Heights, Florida Water. Wholesale and Retail by better than it is now, and Manager Rogers does not near the city, containing an area of about fifty (50) IT GIVES us much pleasure to welcome back to acres, subdivided ed into about 474 desirable lots. The DR. II. M. PINK4BD, SETH S. II VX( F. hesitate to pay out as much as he takes in to keep Je25-amos3 log Baltimore street.XJ this city Dr. Thomas Antisell, who has just returned Horse Cars will be running from corner High and je25-lmo5 4/7 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. irom Japan, after a residence there of several years. up the reputation of his establishment as one of the Bridge streets, Georgetown, to this property in about Dr. Antisell has been familiarly known to our citi- few first-class variety theaters in America. sixty (60) days, The location is the very highest point For the Bath. zens as the occupant of positions of importance in of the'country surrounding Washington, and a positive WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. GUIDE-BOOK TO MOUNT VERNON.—The touring Sponges, Soaps, Towels, Brushes, Sea (the medical department of the army during the late speculation in sale of lots is certainly in store for the Salt and Perfumed Waters. public will rejoice to learn that a guide book—not a -war, and afterwards as chemist in chief of the Agri- fortunate purchaser of it. Price only $150 per acre, on WEST VIRGINIA, sentimental, soothing syrup melancholy over the cultural Department, which latter situation he re- accommodating terms. past affair, but a genuine business-like matter of -signed to accept under the government of Japan ap- fact, useful production—is about to appear that will J. V. N. HUTCK, Whose elevation is 2,000 feet above tidewater and fa- pointments as superintendent of an important give a complete, explanatory and interesting^iistory At his new office, No. 713 Fifteenth street northwest, mous for its ALTERATIVE waters and fashionable branch of the treasury department of that govern- 1 patronage, is now open. Soda Water, of the localities and interesting points about the .1ell-tf3 nearly opposite Riggs Bank. ment and of certain*scientiflc investigations. Having CHARGES TO FIRST JULY—Monthly, $2 per day ; Drawn, ice cold, with fruit and Cream tomb and residence of the first President. We have Syrups. «occupied his time so well and disinterestedly, in Weekly, $2.50 per dav. for many years—in fact ever since the sad occurrence arranging the business committed to his charge and ROOMS FOR RENT FOR MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST—Monthly, that removed Mr. Washington from this terrene teaching the very apt pupils under his control, he $2.85 per day; Weekly, $3 per day. sphere—wanted just such a book as this. The travel- sodn found his occupation gone and the Japanese Extensive improvements made since last year— ing public has cried for it. Cheap substitutes have Best Business locality for Lawyers, Dress- themselves able to conduct the machinery which he makers. Dentists, Ac. among others, the erection of the PEYTON HOUSE, a been projected, but died about the date of their large Hotel with all modern improvements, andi which Mineral Waters, had arranged and set in motion for them. We wish Also, Private Rooms, with or without board. birth. This is a thoroughgoing, well-ordained guide- will be kept open during the winter as well as summer; Vichy, Kissingen, Seltzer, Congress, 'him the success which his energv and well-known ©OR. PENN'A. AYE. AND NINTH ST., Hath thorn. High Rock, Geyser, Ex- book, written by a lady well known in literary cir- je25-.U8 Above Nairn's Drug Store. also, several new COTTAGES. ability so eminently deserve in any business to celsior, Bedford, Blue Lick, Fried- cles and thoroughly familiar with the subject erlckshall and Buffalo Springs. which he may turn his attention among us, and hope my28-3 GEORGE L. PEYTON & CO. treated of. his scientific attainments and familiarity with mat- FOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE. OBB'S HOTEL, ters pertaining to hygiene may be made in some way FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED HOUSES. MISS ROSE ENGLISH, or, as her graceful man- available for the good of our community. c ner and beautiful features gained her the appella- Good Farming, Timber and Mineral Lands in Mary- COBB S ISLAND, VIRGINIA. tion, the " English Rose," was married on Saturday, land, "Virginia, Kentucky, Missouri and Iowa. Also, MIND READING.—Brown, the mind reader, is unimproved property in gpod locations in this city, and W. S. THOMPSON, June 24, in Indianapolis, to Dr. Willoughby Walling, on terms and prices that will give satisfaction. Apply to SURF BATHING—FISHING—SNIPE SHOOTING. in Washington, and will give, at an early date, a a well-known beau in New York circles. specimen of his peculiar spiritual power. We were GEORGE A. ARMES, PHARMACIST, 703 FIFTEENTH ST. There will be a tinge of regret in the general con- jiov2l-lys present at a private seance in Ford's Opera House novl4-lyl 715 Fifteenth street. This well known and popular Summer Resort is now on Wednesday evening, where to a small company gratulations incident to this little matrimonial affair open for the reception of visitors. Improvements have among the large and interested number of admirers been made in the accommodations generally, and we E. E. CiSSEL he gave exhibits of his powers that convinced the FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE hope to please our patrons in every respect. most skeptical that it was purely spiritual and not whom Miss English brought about .her during her The route Is from Norfolk and Old Point bv steamer visit to this city, where she was by her grace and "N. P. Banks" to Cherrystone, EVERY MONDAY, the result of collusion. A FINE LOT, southwest corner Thirteenth and S » K. «LI Or «fir JC SI GE* , graciousness of manner a favorite belle and a most WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING. Mr. Brown is a rather handsome young gentle- •®5F"TerHis— $3 per day. $18 per week, $60 per month charming acquaintance. A bright, fair face, an easy street northwest. 23.8x90, at only sixty (60) cents per of thirty days. Special rates for June ana for longer man, dark complexion, with light grey eyes, and not Corner Tenth Street aud New York avenue. elegance of manner and her brilliant conversation square foot. than one month. at all extraordinarily mental in appearance. But For information address combined to characterize her as eminently popular J. V. N. HUYCK, there is, or seems to be, a peculiar power in his ap- among the list of beautiful women in Washington. At his new office, No. 713 Fifteenth street n. w., COBB A SEGAR, Try the coldest pearance, mental and metaphysical, ol a con- 1 jell-tf2 Nearly opposite Riggs Bank. jel8-lmo5 Cobb's Island, Virginia. «¡entrative force, by which he could go down on THE Chronicle accuses our Roberts of pla- Soda and Mineral Waters any subject and sift it to the bottom through the giarization. If Roberts did plagiarize, the only MISCELLANEOUS. AWLEY SPRINGS, Drawn from the improved isubtle science of his profession. . thing that would astonish us would be the cental R DOUBLE STANDARD FOUNTAIN. The entertainment consisted purely of examples capacity of the C. to discover the fact. But that «of his capacity to read the thoughts of his subjects sort of business does not belong to Roberts. She has J^S. TOMLINSON, NEAR HARRISONBURG, ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, Also, a full line of Toilet Articles and purest of Drugs •when they would concentrate their minds upon any VIRGINIA. ; a reputation as a writer that naturally excites envy, and Medicines. Particular attention given to com- one point. Thus, if one concealed a coin, Brown, but ability as well, that prevents any necessity of bor- GEORGE W. BUNKER, although blindfolded, by taking the hand of the-con- rowing. We didn't suppose a paper run by "Steele,the OF "WASHINGTON, D. C., MANAGER. poundinar presetiptions. .iell-tf3 oealer, will lead him to the spot and find the article. This well known and popular Summer Resort will be Gleaner," could have the audacity to put up such a Bookseller and Stationer open JUNE 1, 1876. The waters by an analysis compare This he effected with Henry Noyés of the'/SÏAR in all slander. favorably with the renowned Chalybeate Waters of Eu- the instances, except when< the coin- had been con- rope. It is the strongest Chalybeate in the United ,0TtHBACH. H. Bur- Washington, who ought, to have been shown up long community interested in its prosperity. JOHN H. KENNY. ton, Bernliard Meyer. A. P. Gore, W. G. Rider, T. C. Norton, E. A. Maris. Thomas Sappington, Prof. R. ago. His name at present is Rockafellow, and the FORT, VIRGINIA. Ridgway, Smithsonian Institute, "W asliington, D. C. same as it was when he was sent to the penitentiary WE HAVE before us a written statement, over the signatures of responsible parties, that goes to Late Lace Buyecfor A. T. Stewart R. LALTEKBACH, Chemist, some years ago, which is the only evidence of con- Sole Proprietor, sistency about him. He is a Pennsylvanian, a car- show up a magistrate here by the name of Kimmel & Co., New York, N. E. corner Eutaw and Saratoga streets, Baltimore in an unpleasant light. He seems to be a good deal This delightful summer resort, commanding a water pet-bagger in Georgia, who, after being run out of view not excelled on the Atlantic Coast, furnished with For sale In Washington by the Republican party, comes over to the Democratic in the Shylock style of business, tfut is too small in WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY, JUNE 27, A NEW all modern improvements—gas and electric bells in CHARLES SIOTT & CO., Druggists, 408 Pennsylvania his style for notice from us. every room, and water on every floor, and capable of avenue. and does the small black-mall for a profession. He STOCK OF accommodating five hundred persons, is now open for J. HILLIS MASSEY, Chemist, corner Fourteenth and I •was a corporal in the Northern army, but went the reception of guests for the summer season. Wharf streets northwest. JOHN ROONEY says some one told him we one hundred yards distant, at which fourteen steamers BUTLER & CLARRIDGE, Chemists, corner Third southward after the war. His career there is ex- abused him last week; but John is sensible enough Laces, Embroideries and Paris land daily. Superior beach for bathing at the door street and Indiana avenue, and all druggists through- plained in the latter paragraphs of this sketch. He steps, which is good from May until November. Unu- out the United States. dec5-3 to know that no decent paper would abuse as solid a sual facilities offered for boating and fishing. came to Washington last fall, and has occupied him- man as he is. John is a genuine Muldoon and Novelties, Terms: $17.50 per week and upwards, according to BETHESDA WATER self in making trouble for those who refused to pan location. Special terms to parties remaining a month " trates every one dacent." Cures Diabetes, Bright's Disease and all other affections out for his wants. Although a married man and not 915 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth or longer. Address of the kidnej s. CHARLES STOTT « CO. «divorced, he palmed himself off as a bachelor and MR. G. W. BUNKER, efficient and lentil streets. the superintendent je25-4t3 466 Pennsylvania avenue, paid attentions to a young lady here. Her friends of the celebrated Rawley Springs, Rockingham H. PHOEBUS, dec5-l Agents for D. C. and Virginia. •were opposed to him on general principles and spe- county, Virginia, arrived in the city last evening, JOSEPH ROSS, ap30-5 Proprietor. cial distrust. and i3 stopping at the St. James Hotel, where he will remain for a few days. 431 Ninth street, between D But the villyun still pursued her—with his atten- j E northwest, tions—till his character, or rather the substitute for THE Sentry, as published in New York by PINEY POINT SDHEE SESORT. ImmmmÈ it—for all the character he ever had, if materialized PRACTICAL TRUSS-MAKER, Messrs. MacGeachy and Curtis Bond, is an exceed- and doubled in weight, could be lowered out of a SOLE AGENT FOR THE This old and well-known Summer Resort, about 08 NEVER FAILS TO CURE RHEUMATISM, GOUT AND ingly clever journal and progressive in its spirit. miles from Wa-hi»gton, in St. Mary's county, Md.. has third-story window on a cobweb and not straighten been thoroughly reconstructed and furnished, with a NEURALGIA. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. SEND out a kink—till his character became known, when DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FOR THE BEST ELAS- superior class of furniture and alltne paraphernalia FOR A CIRCULAR TO CAPTAIN I. N. BURRITT, our neighbor of the TIC TRUSS, WITHOUT METAL SPIRNGS. of a first class hotel, and will be open for the reception HELPHENSTINE &BENTL.EY, ¿he was shipped. Sunday Herald, left for St. Louis yesterday krThe of guests on the 20TH INSTANT* and at rates lar lower Patented 1873. Manufactured by the Pomeroy Truss than ever before. There have been arrangements made DRUGGISTS, WASHINGTON, D. C. He then tried his hand on black-mailing a well interest of Hancock. Company, 746 Broadway, New York. with the Lower Potomac Steamers by which there will known and respected official of the Treasury ; this A complete assortment of Hard Rubber and all other be nearly a daily line between Washington and that mv28-tf kinds of Trusses, Elastic Silk Stockings, Shoulder point The Beach, having been put in thorough order, -was Ills last attempt, and he slipped up on it ; was Braces, Supporters, &c., constantly on hand. cannot be excelled for Bathing. Fishing and Boating met by the gentleman in one of our hotels and Cowden Clarke tells a story of a gentleman who Ladles will be waited upon by Mrs. Ross. on any coa t in the country. GEORGE E. JILLARD, 1VIA.SI MASI, je25-ly2 Manager. For further particulars apply to JOHN thrashed in an exemplary and pointed manner. The lately, in making a return of his income to the tax* ALEXANDER, 1231 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, CJRNER FOURTEENTH AND L STREETS NORTHWEST, following.from the court records in Atlanta, Georgia commissioners, wrote on the paper: " For the last D. C. jeli-4t8 DISPENSERS OP needs no further comment: few years my income has been somewhat under £150 ; HORACE WALPOLE'S ENTIRE Pure Drugs and Chemicals; "THE STATE vs. A. D. ROCKAPBLLÔW, larceny after in the future it will be more precarious, as the man JORDAN'S "WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS SPECIALTIES: a trust delegated : Fulton superior court, October is dead of whom I borrowed the money." term, 1872. CORRESPONDENCE, ALL THE LATEST CHEMICALS AND PHAR- Oiie-and-a-Half miles from Stephen- MACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS AND Whereupon it is ordered that the defendant be PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS. ap23-l taken from the bar of this court to the jail oi Fulton Br. Lodiiie's Headache Specific. son's Depot P. O., Virginia. county, and be there safely kept until he is delivered Several weeks since our attention was called to the Complete in 9 Vols. Octavo, to a guard to be sent for him from the Georgia peni- above preparation—a cure for nervous and sick head- E. C. JORDAN, Proprietor. tentiary ; and that he be carried by said guard to ache, (a bottle of which is now before us,) and since, | WITH NUMEROUS PINE PORTRAITS SQUIBB'S PREPARATIONS said penitentiary, and that he be confined at hard tliat time we have heard of scores of our f> lends, many AND labor in said penitentiary, or such other place as the of whom were ladies, having been cured of one or the Konnd trip tickets from Washington, $5.50. other forms of this tormenting complaint. Its effects Engraved on Steel. London ed. Price In clotli, $36; jell-8t2 ENGLISH EXTRACTS, governor of the State may direct, fpr the full term of In lialf calf, $00. With full line of Pharmaceutical Products, one year, to be computed from the time of his de- on the nervous system are said to be very pleasant in- For sale by livery. November 20,1872. deed ; at the same time it corrects the acidity of the Special attention given to compounding Physicians' stomach, thus often relieving in from ten to twenty ROBERT BE A L I,, Prescriptions. Also Soda, Vichy and Kissengen on JOHN T; G^ENN, Sol. Gen. minutes the most violent and obstinate attack of hea d- HART HOTEL, draught. JOS. tf.HODGKINS , ache. It is perfectly harmless, so much so that a child H3 Bookseller, 495 Pennsylvania avenue. GEORGIA, FULTON COUNTY : can take it, yet it is very efficacious. Further comment 2JO6 Seventh street N. "YV., 3 doors above Boundary st. I, James D. Collins, clerk of the superior court in is unnecessary* It is sold at Ebbitt House drugstore, WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA, and for the said county, do hereby certify that the price 56 cents a bottle, where is also kept the great* st ap23-8 within (the above) is a true and correct transcript of CONGRESS HALL, One square from depot, offers fine inducements as a coffee soda in the country, besides a new and delicious summer resort. Large, well ventilated rooms, pleas- the sentence of A. D. Rockafellow from the minutes drink called " Mint Tonic," pronounced by those who antly situated, Sulphur, Chalybeate, and pure spring BIRNEY & BIRWEYr of the Fulton superior court, as appears of record in have tried it superior to champagne. CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, water at the command of guests. Excellent billiard my office, in vol. "2," p. 659. Given under my hand Durang's Rheumatic Remedy will cure any case of tables and first-class livf ry stable; omnibus free; fare and seal of office this February ll. 1875. rheumatism, gout or lumbago on the face of the green NOW OPEN. excellent and terms moderate, 33tt0 Fonr-aiKl-a-lialo rneys-at-Lawf St. , Washington. , JAMES D. COLLINS, G. S. C. earth. Terms, $3 per clay for May anil June. my25-tft jell-lmol W. K. KOONTZ. !yii-ty8