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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

SWEDKNBoRGIAN CONFERENCE.-The an
nual general convention OF the Church of
tire New Jerusalem in America (Swedenbor-
gam took place yesterday in New York.
Judge Thomas :. PlantZ presided. Reports
OF an encouraging character were submitted
by the various state associations The
trustees OF the Rich fund reported a balance
of so. 900 on hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

HoNORs TO DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS
The Emperor William of Germany has con-
ferred the order of civil merit on Geo. Ban
croft. the historian, and Henry w. Longfel-
low, the poet of America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE in New York
was To have been sold at auction Thursday,
day, under foreclosure, but the sale was post
poned until July 2. The mortgage i'm cues
tion is for 100000, and was purchased by
the Erie Railway Company from Fisk's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

MONUMENT TO CONFEDERATE DEAD.-A
committee was formed in Elmira, n. Y, last
man Smith is the head, To make arrange
ments for the erection of a monument to the
confeo crate dead, nearly three thousand of
whom are buried IN the Wooilake cemetery
there,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

AN EX-JUDGE SHOT BY JUDICIAL
Terre Bonnie, La, Ex-Parish Judge Belden
Sherburn, the present Judge, in a difficulty
yesterday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

AN EDITOR KILLS AN Ex-LEGrsLAroR
ID. Il. Cloyd, one of the editors OF the Darda-
nellie Independent, OF Little Rock, Ark, shot
and killed Hon. II. w. Wishart, prominent
lawyer and ex-member OF the legislature al
that place Thursday evening The ARRAY
pendent rejecting on Mr.. Wishart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

SThe New York Evening Post says that
w. F. Leslie, receiving teller of Duncan,
Sherman q Co, of New York, has absconded
with SO 900 belonging to the firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

A WAIF OF THE GEORGIA CYcLoSE.-The
Milledgeyille Union learns that the remain $
OF The colored child, 10 months Of age, that
was carried of In the cyclone of the 10Th OF
March was found ON the 10th ult-, just two
months from the time IL was blown away.
the house by negro who was hunting cows
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EXTEENELY LOW PRICES AND SPLENDID
GOODS

CL.lfsft e In .r~i Scrip E--,. TIA :, -
49, c.si bTi-I~l Co.. g., 55S-. Ladles' do,
- t-esitsa " lt-- Hose tli. faia-. Pair II, 10.
ba-tTtEEsr, extra hing. ~uti-tch-t 500 T-l'sl.e-t
hriii-h baf n .-e, ETar-taUf sCp-Tue. splendid
god, pail s =. Men ius LI-ic hreti. 3 pair :
MtL fUll regular haf II "a, pc. Mems double
heel do pair &c, Lalie- L5se Thread GauutIets
so two Button Cloves, 25c Mems Lisis Thread
Glove &c, Lall-~, two Button hids, nue goods,
: J, Men 5 Kids. calors AM black, 81, Lace Ties,
&c Painted and Black Fans, &c; Painted, Black
and tue jap Yam, Sc Black and White Satin
su- Eilt stuck nfr and cJlJrcd large Fans, only
Children : Lace Hoods and Caps, very nice, : 1:
Children flI Aprgus tchtckered NainsOJkJ, to
tItton ben ne, sc Iailrs cuiOred Linen Aprons,
lev - le, Ss-.. ChIldreus sun BOnuets, &c; La
dies Law n W aists, EnbrOiiere front, al Ladies'
tne " hite Tucked skirts. handsome Chenise, Long
Gowns, short Gowns, hns Embroidered Drawers,
CnJ : n, fine Scotch Bingham. large sun Umbrellas,
AID Bakets in large variety, from SOC to So Shawl
strap. &c, SC. and a balls GlyceTine Soap,
&c, packages Brow IA Windsor Soap, Csc; Garden
Tool, Soc, me Stereo-copes, T5c. the very best
etsrec-coplc Views Of " a~hingtOn and the outside
world, 81 PEI dozen; fine Walnut Picture Frames,
Frames IS. y Sl splendid Towels, lgc., 25c., $50
AID nc, Bird Cages, very nice, and el 50; the
very beet kubter Dressing Combs, sc. and SIC;
Hair and Clothes Brushes, sc, soc ami 81: fue
MieIosooPes With OBJECTS. Sl Vases and ststuettes
smoking Sets and SpittOons, Bouquet Holders. &c !,
15c- 10 : ]: $40 sets Of CrOquet at 81, 81, SAB
$50. 60 81 and IS, cheaper than ever Can and
examine them. Our stock Of cheap and mesiium
+e elry Is large that 10 would be folly to Try and
enumerete II, L cumPri-es everything that il neg
and pretty, and he prices range from sc UP 60
End the quality j. far ahead Of anything which Eas
been offered heretofore al these prices.
Is. SiLyERBERG.
aTTly 312 Tth street. near Penn avenra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

To Re HANGED on THE 25TH.-The ex-
ccptiOus ia the case Of Wagner, the con-
OveTrUled, and the petition Tor a writ of
erIor was denied yesterday. Every effort 10
save Wagner and Gordon from tho Scai;old
having failed, preparations are being made
Tor their execution on the 2jth instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

A FATAL JUMP.-One Mauser a German
restaurant walter. generally steady and in
duS trious, but addicted To an annual period
and ''spree," signalized the present year by
jumping I2j feet OF High bridge, New York
intO the Harlem river. He was rescued, but
uIpl IL, Len minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

MN. WOLTEE CO.
w u Il s is, 80
BEDDlSG ard GREENHOUSE PLANTS, -
NESEIABLE fLANTS and SEEDS, BOU-@
cTate prices
Cslbsge, Tomato ard Egg Plants for sais
Greeuhouses-Twenty- fourth street near \, south
Wet, ePpSsi.e United States QbSgTassyy, EaysIm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

PRICES OF SUITS.
All Wool CheViot Suits, So
All Wool Cashmere Suits. 50
All Wool Scotch Suits , 10
Russsis Cashmere Suits, SIO
.,-... North Hoosie Suits Sill
s.,,- Pennington Suits, STA
Blue Flannel Suits, STA
aiddlesex FIanGel Suits, sI5
wOrsted Basket Suits, 81. Wv
Imported Cashmere Suits, $40
PRICES OF DRESS COATS:
BLACK Cloth Frock Coats, double breasted. $40
sl2, SIS, sis and $40.
Diagonal Basket and worsted, double breasted
Square FrOck Coats, with Vests 10 match AZ sI1
SIS, sis and $40.
PRICES OF PANTS:
Fine All Wool Light Cashmere Pants, from 81
oSs
Business Pants, from 81 so to 81
YOUTHS SUITS-a
SO $40 slA
% 81 ss eli sls
BOYS SUI7S-@
ss .s'' .. $40 $40 81,
s. 50 STA
a. 9 T r Az q:
l0ll..-.-PENNSYLyANI AvENUE-..lolI
spO-tr BETWEEN 10TH AND llrH STREETS
nOYOU OWE IMPROvEMENT TAxEs
~ Do not postpone payments Of your i'm provement
taxes because relief from or the
commissioners. Those who pay will get all draw
backs. Pay AZ once and save over % per cent
through PETER AMPBELL, 1873 Pennsylyania
avenue, between willards and Treasury. Mayo I'm
NOTICE FROM THE AGENT or MEDEA
y COLLAR COMPANY.-0ne hundred thousand
hEpkA COLLARS, linen faced, hand to be sold,
two boxes for twenty cents Sizes from II 10 III
iSehss. Cau at Sl6 Pa, aye, Z, LVLky, nylS In"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
VICE PRESIDENT WILSON

WHAT HE SAYS OF The SOUTH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

NO CLUE To THE TREASURY ROBBERY
Forty-eiSht hours have elapsed, and, as yet,
thedetectives are at sea as To thediscovery
OF the Treasury robbery. Despite the publ
cations and inSiruationS that the theft has
heen narrowed down within a small circle
II can be positively stated that the solving
o. me mystery of the robbery is just as far oil
as l. was within an hour after it was diScpv-
tftd The officers of the secret service force
look GlSnlned. wise. and mysterious, but
they have various theories, with no real
nope tf finding the money or aTreSting the
thief The money lost was done up i'm "A
package at half-paSt nine O'Clock on Wei
neSday morning, and its Disappearance was
not discovered until five hours afterwards.
Within the time Of its doing up and the dis
covery OF The loss, IL is impossible 10
TO fix upon the precise time il was taken.
Acting secretary COnant said to-day that
the department would certaily recover the
money. Upon being further interrO@1te:i
however, he did not satisfactorily eXpIafn
why he thought so. 10 is the impression i'm
other quarters that The money will never be
recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05
RErrAsrnn % pArr

RELEASED on BAII.-CharleS Stevenson.
colOred. charged with the shooting of Cor
nelluS Shea, who afterwards died from his
wounds. was yesterday brought out OF fail
and released ON -. 900 bail fOr his future ap-
leaTaEce. lie was committed by the core
ner. ard has not yet been Indicted by the
grand Jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

GRAssHOPPERS GOING WEsr.-Reports
from those portions Of the southeastern part
of Nebraska which have been severely af-
hicted by grasshoppers this spring. show thai
the erasshoppers are fast taking flight. going
northwest. Immense clouds of them are seen
daily froW Omaha. very high IN the air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

IRREGULAR HANGINGs.-If il be really
true that the worst use q man can be put To
is TO hang him, il is no less true that il is no
worse use than that To which the hanged
man had put his victim. He may have had
an erroneous view of his ownership in that
Nlctlm'S LIE or honor, but his error is no
Justl1cation OF the maudlin sympathy so
extensively heaped upon the murderer or the
Woman-outrager, nor is clemency To such
person promOtiye Of good To society. And
lhey are beginning to find this to be a fact in
iowa Two or three years ago the legislature
OF that state abolished capital punishment,
with the result of great Increase of capital
crimes and no less increase of irregular
hangingS under the lynch law. A short time
since there were on the DeS MoineS docket
nine murder cases, and during last week six
peculiarly atrOctOUs murders were reported
from various parts of the state Ii is stated
that almost every prison in the state con-
talns inmates guilty of crimes for which they
should he hanged, as the only executive
means OF preventing them from again in
dulging in their unpleasant pr0clivities.
Presumably the legislature OF Iowa will re-
lnaugurate tire gallows to prevent otherwise
inevitable irregular hangings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

THE TREASURY now holds S57S 93S 900 in
bonds to secure national bank circulation
and s15,917 200 to secure public deposits
The national bank circulation outstanding
amounts to $50 ),2l9, Of which @2,ij6,100 is
gold notes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

THE SARANAC.-Secretary Robson this
morning received a dispatch from Rear Adj
miral Rodgers, stating that the L. =. steamer
Saranac sailed today from Vallejo, Cali
foTula.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were Sipj,TSlI2; total re-
ceiPts for the month to date = nc, 7Gf.7s. The
receipts from customs to-day at the Treasury
department were SiS1 .009.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

S5,C0O,C0O OF BOGUS BoNDs-F'Jr,y-ni,,e In
rtctments -fJoii1t WistdTt. ia IhiGIelphia.-
A special dispatch to the New York Times
from Philadelphia says:-The indictments
found by the grandjury here against Wishart
number fOrty-nlne, and include charges
against George Meyers alias George McMuI-
lin and Joshua Il. Morgan alias Robert G.
Johnson alias Charles Pennington. Each
bill charges these parties with forgery for
each coupon of the Chicago and North west
ern railroad stock given by them to George
Hilt. III is said that the gang to which Mey-
ers and Morgan belong have placed on the
market about - 900. 600 of fraudulent stock
and bonds within the past seven years Both
men are reported TO be Immensely wealthy
They made New York the base of their opa-
ratIohs. They were in Philadelphia last
week, and are supposed To be the parties who
supplied Mrs. Rainey with bonds. Morgan
is also believed To be the man who Hooded
the market with Sl00,G00 worth of fraudulent
Philadelphia warrants year ago. Warrants
VIII be issued for the arrest Of John RatterS-
by, now under bail in New York for bank
robbery. on charge of perjury, ne having
sworn that Hit was Batehelder last Than ks
giving day; also for Reed, the person who
represented himself as Sewell. the Diet Give
and attempted TO kidnap Hilt at the same
time. Hilt's life has been threatened, and
fears are entertained for his safety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

THE FEATURE o. next Tuesday promises
10 be the Butchers Grand Mounted Parade
ana Blc Mic, the announcement OF which
viii be found i'm another column. Toe dis
plays gotten up by the Butchers are always
creditable In every way, and IL Is intended
That this entertainment shall be unusually
attractive and pleasant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

TIE AMOUNT of national bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury to-day for re-
demption aggregated 500, CG;; total receipts
for the week. -. 43S, 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05
METsoPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
IMMENSE VARIETY.

NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
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EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

SECRETARY BR1STow and family left
Louisville yesterday for Washington.
TEE L. s. STEAMER POwHATTAN arrived
at New York yesterday from Norfolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

'RETrRED.-By direction of the President
Major Brantz Mayer, PaymasteT u. s. a.
having served faithfully until he is over 50
years o; age. is, AZ his own request, retired
from active service, TO date from June 18TH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

OUR EUROPEAN Observation-Disclosures
have been received at the Navy department
from Rear Admiral WOrden, commanding
the naval force on the European station
dated Vile FranChe, May 18th, in which ne
reports the movements of the several vessels
of his command. The Franklin and Juniata
arrived AT Vile Franche May It'll from
SpeZla, and the Alaska was expected by the
I2th from Geneva. The Congress was to
Vile Franche about May 2sth for Malrga to
examine reported shoals, thence to GiOrll-
lar, and afterwards on a cruise to AlgierS
TunlS, Egypt, JOppa land other places on the
coast Syria, and probably to one or two OF
The ports ON the southern shores Of Asia
Minor. On her return she Will 90 to LOT-
naka, Cypress, Port Said and Malta. Rear
Admiral WOrien expected TO leave Vile
Flalche with the Franklin, Alaska and
Junlata on the 18th Of May. touching ar Glib
Taltar, ard on from thence to CruXhaven and
Mel, in Germany. From the German ports
the cruise may be extended to the Baltic
sea.
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AMCSEMENTS-

('ofIsQuE SUMNER THEATER.-Msa-
y fGg- Nav SlSf, Er-ry NfEat and ~ fHsSf0y nat
SgiFf4dy N0'tHts. EEgage-rCUt Of the charming
J,unc actress, Miss SAILING PAETINGTON.
dTSn a. III three acts, cnti Ted Nevada Kafe" En-
2 cement 81 the great character Artists and Old
IN Ethi3Iian delineatgTs, MgSSrs. Hams 1at
toyTtH Also, the dashirg Balialist and Serio-
t,r'c NoSalists, MtSS Eta Nuyo ant Mss Kif'g
dHyas Production for the Tst time in this civ II
We nn.t laEghable q all sketches. called The
q Pltfy Day Admsslon, u, . AMI 50 cts. rn3l5
A VENUE THEATER.
"A kleysnth street and Pennsylvania avenue
. IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS.
Monday. May p, and every evening during the week
ne = ne ape.t and Best Show in the cityi
ADMISSION, ONLY Is and 25 CENTS
Erst appearance of the beautiful aud accomplished
lan-euse and sonhrette, Mile George. First sp
Ieararce of the talented double song and dance la
die, the johnson Sisters The monarch of EthiO-
ran Gemedans: Mr.. Billy Wright, Immense sue
tstutiiul song and dance lady Miss Louisa Bliss The
Nhc. 70 conclude with the great sensation, La Jar
dlue MShille and the Can Can Admi-sio to matt
nets, Tuesday and Friday afternoons, 10 and Is
Cthts maya
GALS OF THE LIGHT RUNNING HOWE
- SEWING MACHINE FOR 1S7I-
1OS. SO,
OfFiCE-II9 TIN STREET NORTHWEST
my2j-e c6t' Sod on Eosy Trims.
OLD Mo- On Exhibition NEW No.
$50 and Sale 439
9TH Sly AT 7TH ST.
mARkRIIER'S,
No. 43s Ia steel, 6.ticssn % and E streets, eigst
co0TS ADORE OH F.iEolcS' Han.
Choice Oil Paintings. EnCraviues, ChTOmos, SC.
Al-o, largest stock Of Paper Hangings, Window
on3tes, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
'e,,; Rugs, Nails, &c, In the District.
81 Please remember Name and Number. Jelly
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.TOR EXCURSIONS.

"" ST. smer 81 T. Capt. Jas. Harper, aud En-
fEEoS, Capt. J. T. Barker, can be 4T-A
chartered for Excursions. .t.s5qsI-1=1N
These are large and C1Tmodi0us Bay Sfe.II-r =
and are hr-t class IN all their appUiutman and are
E1tnlratly adapted for Excursions
r or tuli Information, Apply TO
STEPHENSON & BRO. Agents
may IN lRspI 7th-stTeet " hart
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s.'UR CHARTER
Il The c0TITodiJus iron Steamer IT.
PILOT BOY, FzSs@lN
having been specially fitted no for EVJy1-E SS11C-
car be chartered on reasonable terms ARMY To
n. L. FITZHUGH, Agent
uaL -i1U 9TH street wharf
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FESTIVALS.

FESTIN AIS.
4 PAIR AND FL TIV Al VIII b. hell under
II The auspices ~ tl- son or TEMPERANCE
- ~ Hi-tTrct Ct Colombia AZ TENPERANtE
TEMPLE, Srh street. between j. and Z streets
LUrthHe-t on tn ever ing # TIL i;~OAT, FRI
DAY and al bDAf. June ;. j, and ,, $50.
; Adui sion. lr cents.
All are cordially invited. re3.3 ST.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
= A. MASONIC TEMPLE,
isr the E-uasr g faa
ORPHANS OF ST. jos EPH MALE ORPHAN
ASYLUM.
II ESDA1- iELe H.. ID 81. ! n. and bth.
Tt Esf-- tI1c!u'.iss Cake SITawbvTria-, anil Ice
Cream. g. cents. leIS.
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- RING AND GUNNER
ELC TEF VIC,
LATER STYLES,

- A@h - LIZ
AND LOWER PRICES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

NEW YORK, June j.-Nice President VII
son was serenaded at his hotel last night by
me Detroit Commandery OF knights TEN
plar. and made a speech thanking them fol
the compliment.
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Emigration 20 America.

The New York Tp-es publishes soac valu-
able statistics relating 70 emigration. which
must have cosi il much lalNr, as the statistics
osvoy perici Of ever 50 years, Il appears
fgom these data thst during the hrs; nino
u,OatAs e lisa. 96S.SgS eaaigrants landed at
the POys Of New York. Fov the eOrrespOnains
noa,hs II lisa. then srrivcd ssSsSs; and
foz the 6rSi niue uacnths Of lSs4, ISIS, sol,
Herr Is dcclsne og l0s,e0o in threo u,Ouths
les than year. from ISIS g. lSs4, Com
pATe3 with lS5s, tlic decline is lle.s4s, This
Al oae Poy; only. From lSso ~ the present
wear there migrated q she United States about
s,S00, eco foreigners " an SveTSgo Of say
l96.SSS war, The wear lS54 falls nearly
4.eea below this average for the last 81 wears,
Estimating The last quarter AZ the same rate Of
the 6rS, thTre quarters ii the YEAR. the total
emigration ;his wear viii be bus l9i,e26,
INN ISil 70 1850, the average was iSs.TSe.
FrOa 1850 10 1850, il rise 70 stS.st6 a war /;
fTosn lSSa 10 1870 Towering the period Of the
oiyil war, which almost suspended immigrS-
tSogl, the avcragc wsS slS.40s. Pron lisa to
l>54 the sSSrcSs5e was S,ll4,O0o. and the an
nuAl Avorsse Stl,40o. In 1871, the arrivals
rsa a. high $4,000. and in lisa 10 100000.
These were the highest figures reached. and
the cause is attributed to the impulse given 20
emigration from Germany ewing 10 the heavy
demand foy soldiers there On account If the
var with Frame, and the desire to escape from
the enlarged military duties incident to the
CREATION q the Empire, In 1873 there Was 4
sudden decline in emigration from 100000 to
SlS,Ooo, Sai IN 1874 the fall Is even greater
-tro,n $4,000 to not over 100000 at the ex-
r-erse, making due allowance for the arrivals
f7O,n the Isl of octobSr 70 the Is, Of Deem
her. We insert these statistics, as We have
lately heard It asserted that the present rate
q emigration TO the United States is over half
million per Annurn, which is entirely inoor-
rec,,