Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-10


coal hope mines N Gn-si isrhald. - ttst uass
s-rpcE by q heavy dis cending ear pasbss frcru
the pia torn on vn,cn ne WA- sralsine 80
instantly kliled. the riTne n vas killed 7.
messeD ger was on his waV 10 n fs f.ii MN a. =
the sudssn 1eArh of bis wite ia Haaeaettsr
II - estimAted thst Virginia ear sunDc-. =
population OF n W millions. gnirn pOpu ia..rn
lt will probably one day hav~-ntfe up -
rstnral "a crease ana nv irn Lntgrsffpn.
The county of Patrick ma vo'ad for IN
sS'N.te0 suns rIpuon 20 tn Norfolk ana Gres.
Western railroad
Mr.. James Macmurds. ca-ai-r II me Ma
tsnal Bank ~ Richmond, Va. di-d last sees
Demuei ~ kpwdsu. Register ca B1akruD:-v
his positon.
The thned States Circuit Coort IN Rice
mond. has aa'ou ned nom IaUusry 9ad
"Bandy," Is now the Virginis gane-nzv.r
superseoed Base Psll
ALEXANDRIA AID vroINrT1-rae Gasst:. c
yeeieroay evening save.
On Saturday, eysnlug las. alasv fravst--
on the Orange, Al-Kandria and Msna.s.-
hatirosd passenger Taiu. from Lyrchbarg.
was robbed previous to he arrival Of ths o1r-
n Manassas >tatIOu. ~ man named Jam
A Keys. OF Prince William ceLnty, Va EEf
stole her pock tt-bOOs from Der NUT. yn,.H
she ieft Oh her seat viiie sue went ID draw =
glass OF wsteT. rne cOnductor, Mr. Ben s N n
Paul., being informed that me theft had t..eu
committed, cOmmenced a. % "a o search tn@
passenger, and soon found 'na N ~sine hooE
IN The ooot leg OF Keys whom the ~ o.
reached Manassas, sheriff Goodlur. vno
happened 10 be- there. was Informed OF me o.
curr-bce, ano, win the assistance OF ,pnsr.s
Ii. wilmington and Rhody Fevell-as New
resisted and showed ight-efect.d ni- srres
ana carried him before Justice Butle-. ~
whom he was com mi ted u iaii a. BrentsNll,s
The steam tug Katie Wise pNssed here We,
terday on ber way q 9eoreesogn. having IN
teW The steam pump which had been sm-
ployed an pumping out the sunken sch Ca
Transit of Maryland Point Tae scnoons-
being loaded with coal. it was Impossible f3-
snd fhs
writers of New York have sent a wrecEe-
from Norfolk 20 her assistance AfteT he
schooner 70 rtised she Will be tzten 70 Ball.
more for repairs.
Yesterday was what we heard called -
field day." On The way OF oapu.ing, among %
eoiored people m this town. rne day wss
very cold the shores lined with zee, aud tce
water perfectly chilly. But all THIS did D..
rnierfsre with the ceremonies Sixty-four We.
bapused between and y. n, a. the usUsl
place OF imm-rsiOn. near Battery Rodgers. and
we heard that several Others yer. osp-i.ed A.
intervals during the day.
We are Informed thar quite a numoer of
In the waters of the lower Potomsc. CAp-
Coy, or this place. killed several nne lsrcs
swans. near the mouth OF Aqua crees, usE
ing good IA 70 each time he fred.
Schooner Mary Ann, Capt wescot. fr1n
Philadelphia. vith a load of white ash coal -
j. Letherland, cOal dealer of this city. va
wrecked IN heavy storm on Point LoosSu.
last weEk X, and VIII prove total loes
On sna after "Wednesday next a train Will
leave this city, for Washington, from the -
Asaph street depot, at : O'Clock q. M, ard -
turning will leave Washington ~ az 2 n q
Inc Journal OF this morning says
The Potomac tides are low lust now -hs
terry boat Virginia was ashore on the fiAls o.
eosite his city nearly all day yeseEosy.
Boats OF larger size, including the Express. 3I
the Baltimore line, and others, nave Oeep O.
iayed IN their movements for want OF ws.e-
Mr.. James M core, this city, broke his r G ht
leg just above Ihe ankle on saturday night a.
mont OF Tontine Restaurant. white perfo. n
ing some gymnastic exercises. Hetwisted =
leg
The two ferry boats-Oity OF AIexandria Sad
City OF Washineton-ord.red by the Poto--s
Perry Company, are expected 20 be r-sop p
March.
The soup house was opened yesterday.
cording 10 ANNOUNCEMENT