Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-17
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IN 'front.' OF the City hall this evening. This
evening a salute OF forty guns will be fired
as signal for The assembly OF the people at
the City hall. Platforms for speakers have
been erected, and the entire front of the City
nall Will be decorated with flags, bunting,
calcium lights and gas Jets. A brilliant dis
play OF fireworks will be exhibited from the
City hall and Judiciary square during the
evening. Music will be furnished by the
Marine band.
The executive committee OF the state asso-
Citations met at LIE Droit building last eve
ding. The following assistant marshals
were selected:-Capt. C.. e. Adams, Ky: III.
N. Brainard, CT; j. B. Tanner, Del; Major
Il. f. Fuller, ILL.,; j. j. Hawkins, Ind; Capt
J: L. Oily, Iowa; Gen. j. w. Mcmillan,
nan; "A: weeks; Me; Capt Cunning, Mass;
s VI; Marble Nsh Mich X a F; CT9wsi' MINI;
p: Pierce, Ga; Major Joseph Shaw, N. j.; ID.
w. Classic, Tenn; p. III. Eaton, n. Y; L. J.
Barnes, Southern Republican association;
Col. L. +. NJ. FaehtZ, German Republican
association; L. A. Brandburg, Ohio; f. K.
Chapman, Pa F. 81. SPIsgqe, R. l.; Hon.
Brooks and ]. :. Hodgson, d. c.; Gen. c. j.
Heath, Wis: E II. Holman, Miss; Col. T.
Lubey, National Veteran club; G. Lunney,
Va; Z. l.. Fowler, Nd; (. S. Atkinson
National Campaign Club OF ColOred Men.
The assistant marshals will meet the chief
marshal, Col. ]. r. Thompson, at 5 O'Clock
this evening. The line will he formed at
O'Clock, and proceed along + street to 10Th,
70 "a street, from which place they win pro-
ceed directly TO the City hall. Hon. Simon
cameron, chairman OF the Union Congress
sional executive committee, is expected to
preside over the assembly at the City hall
Messrs Hersh, Frere, Thompson aud Cook
were appointed a committee to invite
speakers. They waited upon Hon. James G..
Blaine, Senator Morton, Secretary Bristow,
Senator COnkling, Hon. James a. GARFIELD,
Hon. winthrop w ketcham and Col. c. II.
Joyce, and received assurances that these
gentlemen would be present. The following
nave also been invited 10 address the meet
1ng:-Hon. W. p. Frye, OF Maine; Senator
Ogles by, Senator John a. Logan, Hon, Mar
tin I. Townsend, Of New York; Hon. L. Dan
ford, OF 0hioi Gen. Hurl6ut, of Illinois;
Hon. George +. Hoar, Senator Paddock,
Hon. Frederick Douglass, j. NJ. Langston.
Senator Powell Clayton. Senator HarT~-, OF
Kansas, and Hon. F.. e. IngersOll.
The procession, after forming at 7:3OO'C 'ock.
headed by the full Marine band will proceed
to me residence OF Hon. James q. Blaine,
who is expected 10 address the assembled
multitude. From thence 10 the City Hall.
ARRESTED IN SAN FRANCIsCo.-RudoIpn
Bloomir gburg. the broker. who some two
years since was charged with appropriating
70 ms own use many thousand dollars worth
OF bonds and certificates belonging 10 our
District contractors and left with him as
collateral for cash loans, has been arrested
IN san Francisco on two indictments sent
from cur court, and VIII be returned to this
District 20 answer. BlO0menOurg's where
AOOuiS YVES discovered several weeks ago bv
MI. Henry Burch: one of his dupes, who, ia
company with Mr.. Albert Gleason, OF this
city, visited California on a pleasure trip
Mr.. Burch sent word 10 other Interested mar
ties in this city, who obtained the indict.
ments and Forwarded them 10 San Fran
cisco. Other Indictments have since been
fonnd against BlcOmenburg, II is said.
BloomingbuTg was sent to Jail by the COM
mitting magistrate IN San Francisco yester-
day, In default OF $4,000 bail.
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SUNDAY ExCURsIoys.-As advertised In
THE STAR the steamer Mary Washington
leaves every Sunday morning for GlvnOnf
and other landings. Those whose business
fhGr ~ a.
nghtful trip. With basket well filled and
al the children family picnic can he inn
groylsed IN the grand old woods OF Vernon
springs or at any other resort above. The
boat makes second trip al five D. m. TO
give families cheap excursion and bring
Thus the wants OF all classes are met The
boat has no tar and ladies and children are
safe without male escort.
The steamer Mattano, Capt. w. II. Byles
leaves 9th street wharf at 2o'clOck to NOR
row evening on a"famIly excurs ion" 10 CIV
mont AL who attend may expect a pleas
ant time.
WASHINGTON CITY MARKETS FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, JUNE Is, IS16-
Butter-Recelpts are liberal, with consider
cradle accumulation OF stock. Market dull
al grades moving slowly. FlOur-The flour
market seems TO show no animation as vet;
buyers are purchasing only small lots lust
enough for immediate use; hence the traia ia
SLOW and market dull. Grain-Receipts light
AND market dull. Hsy-Nery dull; most lois
coming in have TO be stored, as 1t is aim ,uit
TO md purchasers even at low figurss
Eiggs-Market quiet POultry-Old fowls are
ems are in demand. but small ones are very
dull. Negetables-Stock large, and ge1eralIv
dul. Live StOck-Cattle were in better srI,S-
ply this week, and market was dull. win
rather lower prices than last week. Shssp
and lambs dull and lower. Calves are dull
and lower.
WASHINGTON FEMALE SENTNARY-The
second annual commencement OF the
washington Female Seminary, Mrs. BuIcher
and Miss Douglas, principals, TOOK place
at Lincoln Hall last evening and the hall
decorated with flowers eyergreens, and tte
national colOrs, and on IL were seated Rev.
Dr. RANKIN, Col. A. A. Hosmer, and the
principal. The programme was composed OF
some fne selections OF vocal and instru-
mental music, the reading of essay by Miss
Octavia L. Halter, OF Attica, Ind, aud a
entertainment. The graduating Scholar,
Miss Octavia l.. Halter, OF Attica, Ind, was
5 Resent srS gitn diploma ma, BY the Rev DR..
BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
on west side OF 18th, between b and G streets
southwest $500. Joseph Mcintosh, a three
story brick dwelling, east side OF nth, be-
John Goetzinger, a two story brick dwelling,
west side OF Sd street, between Virginia ave.
nue. ana street southwest; SEQ: Emil s.
between and L streets northwest; 1909.
NOVELTIES IN Boys AND CHrrDpEx,s
CLOTHING, suitable for summer wear nm
surpassed as TO woF kmanship, STYLE aud
nnish. h. Robinson & Co, the Boys Cl0.h-
lers, 900 Pennsylvania avenue, next 20 VIII
lans, the only establishment in the District
devoted exclusively 70 boys clothing.-A,lU,.
INV CONTAMINATION n. A. Bros
nan We have the Catholic Word for July:
from Robert Be2ll, Harper's Ba=dT for July
II nom The publishers, The G0Idry for July
Win most attractive table of contents
wnlcn Will De found in full In our advert!s
Ing columns.
CAIARRH and discharges from the head
elmer rich or poor until the most con ytncine
proofs nave been realized from his traats
heht. omce so Sth street northwest.