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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-06-06


WAsuINGroN, May 27.-The Alneri-
can and British Claims Commission are
making arrangements for their business
session at Newport, r. l., on the Sd OF
June. Mr.. Cox, the secretary, Will
take with him twelve large chests of
documents; Mr.. Hale. counsel for the
United States, two; Mr.. Howard, agent
for the British Government, three. All
claims before the Commission will be
adjudicated by the 26th of September,
the expiration Of the treaty limit.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 2.-The
President has appointed john Bingham,
of Ohio, Minister to Japan. The COM
mission was signed this afternoon.
THE Chief Signal Officer has an OBJ
server at the scene of the tornado in
Iowa, with instructions to follow its
course from the beginning to the end
and collect notes for scientific report
on the subject To make this report as
complete and accurate as possible, citi-
zens living at or near the scene of the
disaster are requested to transmit all
facts they may have in reference to its
original path appearance and force to
the Chief Signal Officer of the Army.
TIE quarterly payments Of the Treas
ury Department for May were: civil and
miscellaneous, 5,765, ,9S6.2S; war, S4,-
114,017. A; navy, 81, AIS, ,S26. y; interior,
Indians and pensions, So, ,537, 100. 81; to-
tai, SIC, ,S95, ,636 Of. The above does not
include payments on account of the in
terest or principal of the public debt.
\ WASHINGTON dispatch says; Both
John b. Hawley, of Illinois, and Joseph
r. Hawley, of Connecticut, some time
since, had their back pay covered into
the United States Treasury; also J. NJ.
RuSk Of Wisconsin.
Gcrmany.-LONDoN, Jlme 2.-The
Times of this morning publishes spe-
Cial dispatch from Berlin, which says
the German government is dissatisfied
with President MacMahOn's address to
the French Assembly and will not en-
ter into regular diplomatic relations
with his government until satisfied that
France will faithfully adhere to the
Z {,.,, Of
ROME, June 2.-IIis Holiness, the
Pope, has intimated his approval and
support of Cardinal BOnaparte's candi-
dature as his successor in the Papal
chair, in the event of his death render
ing it vacant.
Prussia. June 3.-The Ash
attic cholera has appeared in two villages
i'll West Prussia, having been commu-
nicated from Russian Poland. \ rigid
quarantine has been established.
Japan.-WAsHINGTON, June s.
Minister De Long writes from Japan
that religious liberation is not fully ac-
corded by the japanese Government,
but oppressive measures are refrained
from and it is believed that progress
will be accomplished in time.
ORIENTAL EXPLORATIONs.-Thep pi-
oneer party of the Oriental Topograph-
/ ical Corps from New York, for the eX-
| plorations of the Bible lands, have gone
from Egypt to Syria and Asia Minor.
\ scale photograph of the Nileometer,
devised by one of the corps, has been
taken which, it is claimed, will definite
ly settle the veXed cubit question. a
! plan of rapidly taking attitudes of the
ruins of pyramids, etc, invented by one
of the party, is said to work admirably.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-18
A l. Elk A n ID RIA.

IHE STREET RAILROAD.-More complaints
were made to the mayor to-day OF the extent OF
King street. INSTRUCTED by the contractor for
laying the track of the street railroad; but an
examination Of the work and the statements of
the contractor and the president OF the railroad
company make il evident that no more of the
street is obstructed than is necessary and that
the work is progressing rs speedily as possible.
The superintendent of the police Ser we'd notices
this afternoon upon the president Of the com
pany and the contractor to stop work at once,
but the notices were not observed.
NEW BOILER WORKs.-Mr. j. L. Petit. son
OF former old and enterprising resident of this
city, who afterwards carried on the Virginia
Iron Works at Norfolk with great success is
about TO open boiler shop in this city in the
building on Union street, formerly used by the
late Mr.. GermOnd. :
ONLY Us YEARS OLD.-There is now living
in the village Of Falls Church, Fairfax county,
a colored woman named Rachel Foote, who is
said to be 125 years old. She can see to sew and
has the use of all her faculties She belonged
to the estate Of the late Cooke FItzhugh esq
NINETEEN of car load OF hogs that arrived
here early this morning from Baltimore had
died on the way. They belonged to Mr.. j. r.
Smoot, were for this market, and the loss is es-
timated at $3.50.
MANY OF the farmers living around the city
have their houses filled with the families of Of
flee holders in Washington who are boarding
with them for the summer.-Gazette, last eren-
inc.
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THE COURTR.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge MarAytkry To-day
Wright, assault and battery appeal; guilty, fined
SZo; Aiexander Geger, assault with intent 10 kll
tatPeals from Police Court; dismissed ''"''
The petit jurors were discharged until the &c; h
CIRCUIT COURT. nudge Rr,nphrsys To-day.
MlIi agt Orange, Alexandria and Mana railroad
company; verdict for defendant under instrrcTions
herman sgt. Drew-acton on account for station
ery-plea OF for services rendered in the pro.
Sursment Of certain contracts with the mt
cP0LIOE COURT Jude. S.sR Yesterday, Peter
SSasRrrieapi !dwsrd Roach, Henry Hudson. and
uSs ss cad nss for
suaee; q. VIM. King was fined IS for profsnity.
iesens os sandsv
Ceiling liquor forfeited his cOlsssrs, SO. James
Hurlihy, charged with maintsinins nuisance;
S::; FL ares; q
9lagment n the case e George Barber, charged
ss On s and selling
the day and circunsasces should be set forth tich
essa s e. cha.
es .csnSer. Witch We not doae; also thst the ia.
ne ground sess sy. IT.
1S nss :as
SosSs siasn ssn G% An snye.l was taken
FSs saiis p: sssa s I'd
oh. r. Davis, charged Win threats Mains. ~ s%ssa.
tueas, postponed. VIM. Edmonstoh, CHARGED with
larceny OF some beets and her mark Dro,ce and
ZONE scales $40 ordered to be restored and a. a
imposed. An appeal was taken. Charles COY was
SSnsreed With the larceny Of boar from John NJ
strses wharf, and number Of bales OF bay.s clock
Sna some rope from storehouse, and the On - and
Hon e accused on the Eastern branch with soms
sdvs,ts. n ~ tne Dottem The finder claims that he
S enasns, n the Eastern branch. There appearina
sonst 81 the part Of the party accused tbs
SouIs efaeree the restoration OF the boar AMI ,ie
Sississa Sdvertisins paid BY the owner and then
! u..-,..r.. TO. DAY.
ba~Sv SU utton, colored, charged with keepinr a
TsS: , nuuse on d Mne avenue. One Of the inmstes
- xne nouse ana OhcePs Lewis and Breisf "a 49,
SsSanc tor t5e Pros ,eution and ca the part ofshe
ire 5000 ,smsae Inmate OF the house; after whish
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ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF CoLuMBIAS
uNIvKRsITY.-The following degrees will be
conferred at the commence ment Of this univer-
stty, to be held on the 25th instant: Master of
Arts, j. Hartwell Edwards, of South Carolina;
bachelor of Arts, James H. Cutbbert, jr., OF
Georgia, and Benz. X. White, Of Maryland;
bachelor Of Science, A. l.. Green, District of
Columbia; Edwin b. Hay, Virginia; Richard
Hamilton, and Charles F. Rowe, District of
Columbia; Bachelor Of Letters, Henry {. Full
ton, Illinois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-18

EXCURSIONS, Church Fairs, and Picnics, car
be provided at short notice with Soda Water
ginger Ale, Tonic Beer, &C., in founts and
bottles, which are loaned free of charge by
Palmer i Green, Georgetown. O,I6,eo3
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CITY ITEMS.

The splendid LAGER BEER sold at "AIy Of
fce," 9TH and +, is from the celebrated Lion
brewery, Cincinnati, for which Palmer & Green
are sole agents.
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FOR INFANTS.

We mention few of the many desirable Goods to
be found in this Department
INFANTS FLANNEL BANDS;
PLANNEL SKIRTS;
Plain and Embroidered CAMBRIA SKIRTS:
Plain, Tucked and Embroidered SLIP;
DRESSES, I'm grest variety;
CHRISTENING ROBES;
SHAWLS, Plain and Embroidered;
SACQUEs; LONG COATS; WOOL BOOTS;
MERIN0 SHOES and SATIN EMB. BOOTS;
NURSERY BASKETS; PILLOW SLIPS;
INITIATED BIBS; NCRsERY PINS;
POWDER PUFF BOXES AND PUFFS; cd,
DRAWERS; RUBBER NAPKINS; LACE CAPS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-18
HATS.-HATS,

The latest novelty IN Straw Hats for young
men inst received to-day, The neatest, coolest
ana llghteet straw hat vet introduced. Call and
see IL at WILLRTT & RCoFF's,
905 Pennsylvania avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-18

LINEN GOoDs of this seasons manufacture
in bleached and brown, for gentlemen, youths
and boys. Good articles at low prices.
GAO. q. HRNNING, 40 eth street Y w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-18

CHAINs.-Fine roll plated vest chains. made
by Banous & Co., from 80 to $40, in all the gold
patterns; received at Priggs jewelry store, No.
10. pennsylvania avenue, near 4 y street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-18

FRESH MAGAZINE MATTER.-From Robert
Beall and from JOS Shillington we have Hair
per's Magazine and The GALAXY for July: and
from j. c. Parker and Kervand & Towers we
have Harper's Ao9azine for July: number of
extra interest, by the way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-18

THE EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL JrBILRE
ANNIvERsARY.-Last evening the church of the
Epiphany was crowded by an immense throng
Of people TO participate in the jubilee annver-
sary exercises Of the Sunday schools of the Epis-
cOpal churches of the District. There were
about 900 children present with banners, iIlu-
minated texts, sc. Rev. e. ID. Andrews led the
singing, and on the entrance of the clergy the
hymn "On, Christian Soldiers was sung. Bishop
Finkney and Revs. Addison, Holmead Elliot,
Andrews, Watkins, Mcknight, Steele, Will
liams, Mcclure, Mckee, Atkins, and Hubbard
were present. The psalms were read by DIR.
HOlmead, after which the children sang the
grand old anthem 'sGlOria in Excelsis.n - The
recital Of the APOSTLE creed by the congregation
and the reading of prayers by the Rev. DIR.
Williams followed. The hymn clark Hark
my SOUL Angels Songs are Swelling" was sung
ly the schools. DR.. Atkins delivered an inter.
tStTng address OF ten minutes length on the
subject OF Bible study. The hvmn s'Sun Of nv
Soul, Thou Saviour Dear was beautifully
sUng, and DR.. Elliot then addressed the little
pope on IrOmptneSs and obedience in the
Sunday school A he hymn IAN Hail the Power
az Jesus Name" was next sung, and DT. Wat
lins spoke Of the great work and power of the
Sunday school. A collection, amounting to
about S2.2no. was taken up, after which the
S~ssmbiage was dismissed with blessing BY the
bishop.
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TIE C"yTNc REsATTA.-The following
Iamed gentlemen will compose the crews for
the coming regatta, 10 take place on the 10Th
instant:
Nineteen Feet Working BOdfs.-Sappho-JS
Schaefer, j. A. DOYLE. Little Fraud-.J z.
GaG>hy, A. NJ Proctor. Bessie-A. +. Brice n
Bestor. Signal-w. II. Gibson, K. III. F1rs ,th.
fs1redTtd BoGts-Nameless-S. 5. Wheeler,
=. Derrick, F. A. Miller. T. l.. Cropley Rest
lsss-J. Nj. Nesbitt, Il. Coughlin, Ii. s. Traux,
r. Jones Gertrude-Z- Carpenter, K. III. For
syth. +. i. Dodge, A. b. Cropley.
Str ,GTed BOdts--Married-F. Jones' H. s.
IrauS, s. +. Wheatley, W. H. Gilman, F. A.
Miller, ID. COughlin, G. A. c. Smith, (coxswain. !
SINGLE NJ. Nesbitt, T. Coughlin, Z. Derrick,
b. Beale, A. b. Cropley, F. T. Dodge, J. II
Gordon, (coNswain)
BGrge Crew. A Gordon, jr., Il. W. Down
man, T. A Ritchie, DIR. 4. NJ. Schaeffer, C. E.
Simms, H. NJ DeHart, r. V. Robinson, W.
Mcleod, j. Patterson, (coxswain)
The course will be from the boat house to and
around the stake boat anchored near the Sister
rocks. The first race -four cared boats 70 start
promptly at D. m
In regard to the coming race, no definite ar
engagements have yet been made with the At
lanta club, of New York city, the Atlanta wish
ing 70 row in New York city, and the Potomac
desiring race here as well a. there.
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TBK BALTIMORE ANE POTOMAC RAILROAD
On Thursday night next, Goth instant the
baltimore and Potomac Railroad Tunnel will
be put into practical use, as the company will
at that time commence running trains from this
city into Calvert-street Station, and make
through trains will be run into the depot here
1t Is expected that at least one dozen trains
each day will be put on, and the schedule will
ne arranged for the through trains to make the
distance from depot to depot (i2 miles, in I
hour and 10 minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-18

THE HEALTH OF THE CITY.-No cases of
smallpox have been reported today at the of.
flce OF the Board of Health. While there are
no well developed cases Of cholera as yet. there
are several OF diarrhPa, which, if the disease
were epidemic, might pass for cholera, and
they are classed by the attending physicians as
choleraic diaTThpa. Every citizen shouid be
extremely careful about his diet at this time,
and housekeepers should keep their premises AS
Clearly as possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-18

A DAreEeous IWoUaDL7estsrdayi,ar ftsr.
noon Joseph Cole, whRse, end Robert Iincolu,
sSs latter ssane s NE ase nss
&neer Conway anssisd LGssin. 1' "''se'
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The BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Cox
HECTIoNs--Work has already been commenced
by engineers on the proposed connection line
between the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Cat or
near Hyausyile) and the southern roads re-
Gently leased by the Baltimore and Ohio road
from the Washington City and Point Lookout
company. The line has already been run from
near Hyattsyille to the point at which the Bal
tmore and Potomac road enters the District,
and crossing said road follows IL down a few
hundred yards to the eastward, to near Bright
wells place. Ii Is believed that from Bright
wells place the road will run parallel to the
baltimore and Potomac road, striking the
Eastern Branch about one hundred yards south
of the eastern end OF the Baltimore and Potomac
bridge, and thence running along the shore and
On resselwoTk 10 Cniontown, where there will
probably be a station, then following down the
shore short distance and crossing Poplar and
Gieshcro' Points, striking the Potomac near
the Half Way Tree, and then following down
connections will be made with the southern
rOsds BY ferry boats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-18

DYSPEPSIA Is HYDRA-HKADED MONSTER
from which nearly all s.the ills the human flesh
Is heir to- originate. The Peruvian Syrup, a
projected solution Of the protoxide Of Iron is a
long tried and well established remedy for this
distressing complaint; it has cured thousands
when other remedies have failed q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-18

MULTITuDEs OF PEOPLE REQUIRE AN AL.
TKRATIvK to restore the healthy action of their
systems and correct the deraneements that
creep into 1t. Sarsaparillas were used and
valued, until several impositions we're palmed
on upon the public under this name Ayer,s
SGrsGParilia ID no imp0sition. m,W,fEv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-18
LOCAL NEWS
Condensed Locals.

Martin CTonin, chief engineer Of the FIRE de-
Jartment Of this District, has received patent
Tor bis compound hose pipe.
The annual commencement exercises or the
Washington Business College take place al Lin
coin hail this evening.
A horned frog from New Mexico was re-
ceived by the Potmaster General to-day from
tie special gent Of the de partmentfo for Texas.
The trustees Of Grzceland cemetery, near the
forty burial sites to the Protestant orphan asy.
The grand jury yesterday presented Michael
Kane for the murder Of his brother John, and
Frank W. Benner for assault and battery with
intent to kill Mise Susie Dankworth.
The election of officers Of the Young Peoples
association OF Foundry NJ. =, church took place
Stewart, president; DR.. n. ID. Peck, vice pres
jdeRt; Miss Mary M. Augur, secretary; Thorn as
~ Reed, treasurer. The object Of this associa-
ton 10 to encourage literature and social inter
course among the members.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night. The
committee On ordinances, through Mr.. Langs-
ton, mace partial report regarding the con-
ference with the Board of Public Works in ref
tTence 20 tenement houses, at which the Board
.f Public Works promised their cooperation
with the Board of Health. Mr.. Eangston also
made partial report with reference TO the re-
organization of the clerical force OF the Board
az Health. DIR. Bliss, from the sanitary police
committee, to whom was referred the petition
ct number OF fish de alers. asking the removal
of Inspector LuddingtOn, reported that he
found upon investigation no cause for his re-
nOval. The president, DIR. Cox, reported that
IN accordance with q resolution passed at the
last meeting, he had addressed letter to the
boards of health of the critics bordering on the
Mississippi relative TO the cholera, the (full
tenor OF which was published in YESTERDAY IS
STAR The health officer submitted his report
for the week ending June 18th, showing that
sIN new cases of small pOx had been reported,
Of which two had died. He also offered resolu-
tons, which were adopted, declaring the fol-
lowing premises nuisances injurious TO health,
and the health officer was directed to cause tn e
same 10 be abated according 10 law and the ord
Inances Of the Board of Health: The prick
house on Sampson street, between 18th and 9Th
northwest, and three other bricks In the same
vicinity; the frame shanty No. 223 Adams Ex-
press alley, and the frame shanties Nos. 40a
4lo, 412, IA and 40 y street northwest, known
az "Chinch row."
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%sss III 6s' Ss:.S & .si;
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The SINGER SEWING MAcHIss saies or fls,a
were e219 $50. 4.Is-s VI

SUFrERKRe FROM CORNe,I BUNfoNs. On An
Nails, ETC., find immediate reuef af Or. WITT.
SstsDiiahmsnt, NO. 635 18th street, opposite ~.
D. Treasury. The treatment often efTects a
perfect cure, even In extreme cases, # none but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-18

PONDS EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott q Co., $50 Pennsylvalia avenue
and by druggists everywhere. twf.u
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IgRco-hussIAn BATHS; also, Medicated Va.
903 street, 3 90 =. 81
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THE QUESTION SRTTLKD.-Those eminent
mon, Dr. jas: 8. Clark, Physician to Queen
victoria, and Or. Hughes Bennett, say that con-
when he discovered his now widely-known
Pdtsam g Wdd Cherry, and experiences has
proved the correctness or his opinion eo3
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An INTERESTING CAsE-To-day in the
Criminal Court. the order dismissing the appeal
IN The case of Charles Nyce appeal from the
f9hce Court, IN which fine was imposed for
taking earth out of the streets was stricken
out on motion Of Mr.. q. ID. Barrett. The affi-
dast IN this case set forth that the party ow ned
certain property on North Carolina avenue, be-
tween l-t and ri streets southeast; that the
grade l. ten feet or more below the yrate, and
he had partly graded that portion of the street
between the building line and the curb when
arrested. Mr.. Barrett stated that there were a
number OF similar cases and IT wa desirable
10 nave tie opinion Of the court On the subject.
EATTALIoN ELEcTIOS.-In accordance with
The order OF the al jatant general, a meeting of
TIE officers of the fT-t battalion (colered miItia)
~as held last night at Bowen's hall for the pur-
lose OF elect1ng a major and other officers to
complete the battalion; Major C. y. Fisher in
The chair. and Lieutenant George W. Stewart
secretary. Acting Major C.. Il. Fisher was
Lieutenant Young. adjutant; Lieutenant Worm
ley. qusTterHaster; Sergeant Lewis, quarter
master seLseant; and Sergeant Barrett, sergeant
major The officers we're subsequently enter
taihed by Colonel Bowen and Lieutenant Casey.
MAsOSIc ELrcrIos.-At the annual conclave
sI ue 6rsnd Commsnderyo of Maryland, coored,
hell on the 18th inst, the following ofhcers were
t'ected and installed Sirs Isaac Scott. X. f..
a. Z, T. A Jackson, n. Y. ID. q. c.; John T.
e.; Joseph Lee, r.. g. p: willis Miteheii. F.
g. T.; A. w. TAEcil, y. q. R.; John b. Huteh-
lnss, e. B. w; BENJAMIN Nichols, G. j. W.: s.
81 johnson, G. 5. B.; David Stewart. G.. ct b.:
H. ID. Freeman, W.; ID. u. ANelsen, c. c. c.
->
ACCDxNTs-Yesserday John Lee. eolored.
fell from the cornice OF three-stor building
corner Of 18th and n streets northwest breaf,
ing both arms and injuring his collar bone.
Oheer FreDch bad hin conveyed 70 his home
ON Sth street, rear BoaadaRy. = E1- .
John Parker, WAile st work ON a building on
Horth Capitol, between II and j streets, fell
from ladder, breaking his Jaw none. Ofhcer
Taylor conveyed him To his home.
DIVORCED FOR DKsERrIoH--Jud-.e wylie to-
day made decree or divorce in the case Of JAS.
Patterson agt. Cornelia Patterson Complain
ant alleges that he married defendA At in De-
cenbsr, Ieos, and one week thereafter she de-
sSrted him, that she went 20 New York, and he
VISITED her twice and enfreateA her to return,
but she refused. ~. Thompson appesr.sd fof
complainant, and Mr.. Manderyiile took the tes-
uMony.
TEAS WITH A DOUBLE ga few DAYS
ago Justice Martin had . civil case before him
IN which painter sued for work done for a
participating the coats OF arms Of the states
and the counsel for defendant raised the point
that the work Was not properly done, inAsmuch
a. tie name Texas was spelled with but one
as !" when IL should have two Judgment Was
given Tor plaintiff, and defendant appealed.
BUILDING PERMITS have been issued a. fol-
lows: l. Chapel, IL three-story brick DWELL
IT q, II street, between sth and 9th northeast: