davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-10-18

the ''Gleaner' thinks that the Gable had
been repaired, but we see in them evil
dence OF much doubt, as they close with
a London quotation Of ConsoIs on 9th
ultimo, hich would scarcely have been
sent from London on 9TH instant, and
from the mention o ValeuCia, Barcelona,
Serrano and Spain. We unhesitatingIy
set them all down as being Havana Cap
tain-Generas kilograms forwarded thence
TO Jamaica. Altogether the Hayana-Ja-
maica Cable is a delusjOn aud y snare
and we give its last kilograms which
are dated 7th October Jamaica p for
what they are worth.
"The negotiations for peace are renew
"ed, and the Prusslan arrangements for
"bombarding Paris complete.
"Serrano had decrcrd the establish
"ment of religious training schools in
"Spain.
"London, Sept. 27.-ConsolS, 923"
Whilst the fate Of Eario hangs trem-
bling j. the balance, what interest can
any one feel in the VOmito in Valencia,
the Yellow fever in Barcelona or Train
ing Schools in the whole of Spain? 1t is
an impertinence to issue such kilograms.
We miss the usual scarecrow of so many
thousands of Volunteers to leave for Gu
ba some six months hence, which has re-
~oularlv been published with the intention
of frightening the Cubans.
We come now to kilograms from pri-
vate sources, first among which we give
the following which have been kindly
forwarded to US with Sir Charles Bright's
compliments, and for which we tender
our best thanks =
"Per Jamaica Gable.
"Kingston, Jamaica 9Th Oct. 1870.
"New York, 28th.-It is reafirmed
chat Russia is making extraordinary
operations for war.
The Romans have been unanimous
sin voting for the unity of Italy. Nego-
citations for peace, between Prussia and
France, have been resumed.
"Alexander Dumas, the celebrated
nFrench Novelist, is dying.
"The city of Paris is ready for the
"bombardment.
"MARKETS.
"New York.-Gold 1875, Sugar 108c.
"-9Bc.
"London,-Sugar No. 10 DIS. aloat 27s.
"6d. a 27s. Sd. Money % per cent.
"Consols 928.
santiago de Cuba, 9Th Oct.-The
"French Mail Steamer 'Darien' from 81.
tThomas 10 Santiago de Cuba via Cape
"Hayti. got aground near to the entrance
sof Cumberland Harbour on the 5Ih.
Vessel is likely TO become a total wreck.
Grew and passengers were saved with
"the Mails, and will be forwarded to ia
, 1870-10-18

We have also been favored with the
following kilograms which give further
particulars -
"Per Jamaica Cable.
'8th October, 1870.
"London, 28th Sept-Russia is organ
'isiog her Southern Armies, and war is
"considered inevitable. The British Ca
"binet will meet on Friday to consider
"the question Of Intervention.
"OrIeans has been occupied, and Tours
"threatened by the Prussians.
"Ncw York, 30th Sept.-Another Sor-
'tie has been made from Metz, and the
"French were repulsed.
"There are gigantic war preparations
''g0ing on in Russia.
1T is reported that great dissatisfac-
"tion prevails among the working classes
''of England in consequence Of the poll
"tical situation of Europe"
''Hayana, 5th Oct.-The Steamer Ca
'%'naries' with 1000 soldiers arrived from
"Cadiz.
"The Florida Gable not yet mended.
"B. Tabano, 8th Oct, 9 a. ma very
'~'seyere hurricane is now blowing. Most
"of the houses have been unroofed, and
"there is much distress in consequence.
All the telegraphic lines between Bata-
"bano and Havana are down. The hur-
'%ricane has swept the country for forty
"miIes across.
"The deaths from Yellow Fever this
"Weeki in Havana, number 567."
Amongst these scraps Of news one thing
looms up verv distinctly, and leads US to
believe that there are further complica-
tions in store for Europe. We alIude to
the attitude ofRussia. It will be remem-
bered that in the general scrummage Italy
embraced the opportunity for taking pos
session of Rome, and Russia seems to be
inclined to do the same with regard TO
Constanlinople which has been her ira
ditional dream. In the event of any sue
cess in that quarter we expect to hear
of the Viceroy of Egypt declaring his
independence, and that he is supported
by England, and also by France, that is
in as far as she is able to support any
thing.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-08-18
Agency City Schools.


The public schools of Agency City
VIII commence Sept. 9Th. Pupils
not belonging to tho district, if sufi-
Gently advanced, will be admitted to
the High School on favorable terms
The Board and Principal earnestly
desire that parents should have their
children thoroughly furnished for
their work by that time. All should
commence at the beginning OF the
term be punctual and regular in
their attendance. Irregularity the
poison OF our schools, and retards
their general progress more than all
other causes combined. Parents, re-
member the duties and responsible.
ties you owe to your children and to
society, Place before them the great
advantages they enjoy. Use every
laudable means to stimulate them to
noble work and God-like action
Let nothing but absolute necessity
detaln them from school and its eyer
c'ses. Remember the: safety of our
Hepnoiican institutions depends upon
the virtue and intelligence of it's cit
'zens. Our prosperity and existence
as a ration can only be maintained
ny the moral, intellectual, and physi-
cal worth of the rising children. to
whom we transmit its perpetuity.-
Parents, let us work together for
good, Tor thcintellectual development
OF our children, for the moral c,eya-
ton OF our town, and the highest
Interests of our school.
IL. w. MYERS, Principal.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-08-18

!. army have quit frog
=. 10 crawfsh!
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-08-18
Deltnquent Tax List
Of Wapello County, Iowa, for the Year 1870.

hereby
@ % @ @ aa% Sa SoSnt "A .s h %
Bridge PAY Interest
"eh "ereieSed
The will bs enrst
A.IS Wan
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-08-18

A candidate for congress in Ar
saIlsas went there as CLONES" in q
minstrel tronnc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

ToPoeRAPBER TO THE WATER BoARp.-
Ibis u sinecure ONCE and should be abolished.
bent, Elder D. B. Peck, the Water ReQistrar,
MI. md and his clerk, Mr.. Ennonstoii. per.
formed the small amount OF werk REQUIRED OF
hca. The salary OF the Topographer In IN 500
We hope that the Coucfls win abolish the Once
Appropriate say $500 - extra Compensation 10
the water registrars clerk To do what nav n,
occurred, and thereby say to the the corporation
81 ,O0o.-RepSblieaR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10
GEORGETOWN.

CENTRAL BUILDING AssOCIATfoN.-Th fifty
nrst monthly meeting OF this association was
held last evening, and thirty shares of stock,
representing 60 300, were Cancelled, at an aver
age OF S1l0 each nett to the purchaser
son, Winters, New York.
MERcHAETs' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hum
dred bushels wheat sold on Change this morn
$50 prime, at e1.51; $50 good, ut sl.4i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
TRUSTEE SALE.

- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded
E IN Liber No SO, fSlie 2, will offer at public
hour OF % O'Clock 2. on the premises, ali that part
O. lot number ~, in Besls addition 70 Georgetown,
District OF Columbia. beginning at the southwest
corner Of late John BRIDGES house, the north
thence north 1 feet thence east "a feet then south
~ feet TO Bridge street, and the place OF begin
aine, VITO the spacious two story brick House
ai9Se with the use II seven foot alley adjoining
SAID premises. This house contains ten rooms, m
Gliding store room, for business and piled with
gas and water, makes IL desirable property. Terms
AT sale. Il. p. JACK son, Trustee
ap29 THOS. BOWLING. Aucf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

just opened q large and well assorted stock, en-
bracisg DRESS GOODS OF all kinds and newest
styles from l2s cents up Black and Colored Silks
re7y cheap; 1000 yards Calicoes. at 6x g. 10, l2-
the yeLy best for 2ss shirtlns M9sl,ns from l2ac.
Tweeds and Linen Goods, for men and BOYS, csyy
eA1aP; Md Glsyes, speeiality,-a good glove, all
&c mp; Lawns, new styies, 121s TO sc. together
Tth general assortment Of goods at popular prices
Call and examine-good bargains to all.
BENJAMIN AILLER.
ep2s1r 101 Bridge st.. Gecreetown. d. u.
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Frou FrOu."
WALLS OPERA HOUSE Kelly s Icons
Minstrels.
CARROLL HALL.-Fair for St. AIMS Infant
Asylum.
MASONIC TExPLR-New England Sociable.
SMITHS Art GALLERY, 2S Il street.
AARKRIrHR's Arr GALLEY, - tn Street.
DARLows Art GALLERY, ~ "a. Avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

FRANKLIN COOPERATIVE Burr n,xa A..
CIAFIoS-At the first regular monthly n,eatio,
Of this association, held last evening = o.s
were sold at an average premium Of 159 Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

1HE CASE OF GARRETT.-Yesterday after
noon Robert Garrett, the coIored man CHARGED
with LAYING on Saturday afternoon attempted
10 commit rape ON Mrs. Ida Winters, on y
eueet, north OF the depot, Whose arrest we no.
flced yesterday had q hearing before .JuStIce
Chase, when Mrs Winters identified him as the
party and the appearance of her dress torn 10
shreus substantiated her testimony as to the
violence used by the miscreant In his attemDt
The accused denied emphstically that he was
the party, but his story does not hang together
wei: The Justice, in default of bail, commit
ted him TO jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

l. A. GoBRTeHT, Esq, will deliver his capital
essay on BENJAMIN Franklin, on Friday evening
next, at the Masonic Temple. The proceeds or
Inc lecture are for the benefit of the family of
the late Dr. Brock, of the Richmond Eagutrer,
VINO was killed by the recent disaster in that
CITY. The lecture Is given at the request of the
JOURNALISTS OF this city and those residing here
a. representatives of distant papers, who are
raising fund TO be forwarded to Mrs Brock.
Inc hall has been kindly rendered for the pur
Perley Poor, of the Boston JOlypoI. will intro
duce the lecturer, and IL is TO be hoped that he
Will be greeted with a full house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

hEHENBER THE ORPHAS.-The fair at Car
toll Hall vii be continued every day and even
ing until Thursday night. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

MAD DoGs.-A mad dog wa. ku,o,,
oy omcer McDermott, in stones wooSs an A.
county, and another one on the co,nsr IA wv sue
ginia avenue and ~ street, by officer sIinner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10
CITY ITEMS.

GENrLENEN's WALKING COATS,
Handsome styles, IS to s22,
Excellent Black and Blue. SIS,
Vests 10 match.
Gro. G. Hrrxrxe,
No. 4iO TIN street N. W.
JET JEwELRY,
jet Chains,
Oroide Chains,
Initial Buttons,
Alaska Diamonds,
.fr Silver Plated Ware,
Pipes and Knives,
Iecefved this morning at PrigR'S Dollar Jevelrv
~ FL NS; 4M Pennsyivanis avenus, between
J. a. Smith takes pleasure in informips his
tIienas and customers generally that he hss
see all his Old customers At Oak Hail 70
, ns,tenng and Clothing House, It'll street, OBJ
pos'te Post Once. - eos
CHILpRKN's CLOTHING. IN great x.,,..v o..
lected stock Of Boys Clothing. Hsndsome -
s0rtment Of Youths' Suits, At ' -
eos No. q, PENN, S, s9' n. sFa,,4 ~. .
PAHAMA Hats
Bleached and Trimmed.
a. .ont MSn aiSa S% Pennsylvania avenue,
1:A.r1ncs, would inform his patrons, that
nenSeicrth the Pawn Broking branch win he
store or Ss HeS S moor; entrance either through
M ooof. 4.6,E
1rDuo1aMr TO Buy a coon srwrss MA.
most sim"la io 20. 0tbbs Sewing Machine, the
TTnS, VII nereafter Be sold on liberal terms.
SIIrf ~ sne akency, Baun's Corset and Hoop
and Sos seventh street. between d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr; Georgetown
CHANCERY SALE oFVALUABLE IMPROVED
Pk36PERTr OF TIE CORNER OF BRIDGE


SkhEs - RE so Gk6ka 81 oE@hNsDaE
he district Sa Of the GSsT
.s:!sd- on the Path day OF NOyember, 1853, 10
we're plaintiffs and Mary A. Clarke & al deiendsnis,
f hs subscriber will sell at public sale e the highest
at oclock m: part of Lot No $50. in BeaII's ad
strse b sS eG To- fronting % feet on Bridge
quit two story brick dwelling house and store and
Also, part Of Lots No Iss and Isl, in Beal's addi
uon TO Georgetown fronting 30 feet the east side
ol Green street, near Bridge street, by depth Of
Terms: One-third cash: the remaining two thirds
equal instalments al 6 and II months One hundred
dollars deposit will be required the prop
Cost 81 The nnrcbascr anoihs ana stamps ~ the
.Ss.s3asf 4scsgg SdRriEs ss:,
RY THOMAS BOWLING, AuctT, GeOrgetowOn.
F9U sESTkP5 sEEssSIEVEE OF
a On WEDNESDAY MORNING. NAV us.
w. alto O'Clock, viii sell, At No iss. CSners @,
street, between Beall and West streets, . gen
u teEsl sssor,meGt Of Household Furniture and
Walnut Parlor Suite, in Hair Cloth. pieces
Walnut and Rosewood Tennessee Marble-top Table
Mahogany Book Case and Secretary, Music stand
Walnut sidebosTd carved back
Walnut Cane Seal and other Chairs
MsInut s ana SSd TOP ssh.ssn Bureaus
Mahogany Wardrobe and Bedsteseis
BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets, Oil Cloth
Feathers Hu.k Mattresses, Noble Cook, No. s, and
With many other articles, too numerous TO men
ton. THOMAS DOWNING,
my3 lRepub. and CourierI Auotioneer.
II THos. BOWLING, Auctr.: GeorgetOwn.
TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue Of two deeds of trust 60 me- dated
E:. respectively une 8, 1854, and October &, 1858
and recorded respectively in Liber n o.
No. ~, foiios 800, &c, and Liber r. NJ h No. 4,
isllos 49, &C. OF the Land Records Of the County OF
NEsDAf, the llth day Of May, proximo, at o clock
p. m, that Valuable Property in Georgetown de-
scrbed as follows viz That Lot consisting Of parts
OF Lots One, Two, and Three. in Peters square,
bounded as folows. viz Beginning at the end of S1a
street, and running thence south and parallel with
H1gn street, 90 feet, TO point feet from the dyd
ing line between Lots Nos and in Peters square:
thence west and parallel with Bridge street 20 High
thence east and parallel with Bridge street 70 feet
thence north and parallel with High street 50 feet To-
Bridge street. and thence to the Beginning with
an Aiey In the rear and improvements consisting OF
soIb $. three story Brick Warehouse, com
sRectiyeiy on High and Bridge streets with cefars
This Is one Of the best business stands In GEORGE
town and the property 10 in all respects desirable
II 10 now occupied BY n, j. Adler, as q hardware
Terms of sale: One NTH Of the purchase money 20
De paid m cash, and the residue in four equal install
ments Of g. II, B and ~ months respectively 70 be
secured by deed Of trust The terms sale must BE-
complied with in one week amer sale, the property
And cost Of the defauitng purchaser. Convey ancng
and stamps at the cost Of the purchaser,
WALTER 8. COX, Trustee
apiTh,sa,Tun TH0s. BOWLING, Auctr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10
GREAT BARGAINS IN SPRING AND srN
VI MER GOODS,
y . II n II. SHOOT,

no pprnJS32H IssrtH sMooT;
has received full assortneut OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
dimes, suitana, Mohairs and japanese Mixtures for
suits Organizes, Lawns, Pere alss, Gingh hams,
LLAMA LACE SHAWLs
yoIytns, Alexaedres, and Courvoisi.r's KID
Jones, Nsiascoks and Oambrics, French Muslins,
Orgsndies; Riehardesns Irish Linens; Lace, Hem
With first rate assortment or Gents and Boy 3
wear, Ladfee and Cents Underwear, EnRlish and
German Hosiery, Housefurnishing Goods, Mating,
Oil Cloths, &c. =" = :
~ Having purchased III goods at the recent great
decline in New York, JoT casa, washington lsdies
viii find Il TO their advantage TO ride over.
my5lm yHs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

SAILS OF REAL EsTATE-wIw Wall &, 70
auetloEeers, have sold lot q, in Whites sub,
division OF lots s. g. 8, 9, 10, IL, II, 49, and IA,
M square 20, fronting IS feet on street north
between 18th ana 18th streets west, improved
by a three-story brick dwslling-house, to
Eugene McSweeny. for -, rs.
hllbourDe & Latta, real estate brokers, have
sold for j. NJ. Latta, lot z, in square pa front
ing Is feet on 18th street, between and Masss-
ehusetts avenue, with depth of 1913 feet, at
Sl5o per square foot, amounting to sI5645O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

FROM >. Shiilington, Philip q Solomsn, and
BGzar for May Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

~ "a - sAIE OF seats for Kelly & Icons Minis
s,els CON on menced this morning at Ellis music
80, ,o De we're IN great demand. IL would be
apply there at once s0ou seas "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10
Georgetown Advertisements,
RY THOs. DowLING, Aucs'r; Georgetown.

Pr THos- DowLISs. Aacsr: GeOrsctowu.
VALUABLE UNInPRoyIp PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN
a On FRInAf, 18th az May at 5 oclccf, shall
between IN and 's sh Stress a 80 SO. on
'sS, ssswesn cen. f ,S ana ETedsrick streets.
An conveysseing at purch.ser's cost 10 be resId
~ iye days II terms Of sale are not complied with
mied6ds THos. BOWLING. Auet.
d iii idee street, GeorssetOvu.
N WI fkTETTr.H SHsLaoLp stkSITs sI
SEss I; SS SS sSSSs,:S 81 ASSsITfoI.s' ' HAIR
John Dss.sn. de g. :si :. the Ies,asnss g
street: All the Ho s Surnisare
Srp do Arm Chairs. in do ''
ss.hss:ey and walnut Marble TOP Stand.
Mahogany " alnut and other Tables
Brasssis and Tspssi1y t Carpet.
hasossny sss wsinus asTs sps ri bureau.
PPo an: and 60 Ssd.,s.s:
% Marble sGg and other wash.,aud.
De- feather Beds. sols.ers and Pillow.
0sk Dining Ixseasicn Table. ten fee.
Handsome Tea service, Crccsery and Glassware
Green kep and other Lounges
Ingram carpets. 0ilcloth and Mating
Ceakine, Hail, Psrlor and other Stoves.
ton. -
ALEC, az u O'Clock
on' Horse Roc h nss Hisnci. apS Sleigh
Nm. QRME, ExeoutorsL
WIN. KING,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auot.
The House for rent, containing thirteen ro,rn.
oath room, and All necessary ost buildings. mle-d
OLp ESTABLISH Ed LOAN OFFICE, No. ~
- bridge street, Georgetown. n. COLD ~
STEIN Money loaned on all kinds Of rner- w
ehsndlse unredeemed pledges sold at pri q q
Naie sale, with ten cent. less than At auction
.eier. my7 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

LARCENY OF WATCH-James Minor alias II
II Bovles. was arrested by officer McDermott
yesterday for the larceny Of a watch, the prom.
cry Of z. Z. CAruthers, and after hearing be-
LoIe Justice Wall, was committed to jail for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

IHE REPORTS that Q committee has waited ou
George +. Quick, ESQ, with a view OF entering
ms name in the Mayoralty race, are an bosf;
ann we are authorized BY Mr.. q. TO say that he
will not only vote tor Matthew q. EmeJv I'm,
VII also use his best efforts to secure his cleo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

BASE BAILr-AaTyIand rs. OIyapic for III.
ShdHptonss1p q the South.-The MARYLAND Base
Ball Club, OF Baltimore, will visit this city to-
morrow, and play the second game of the series
Ior the championship of the South with our
blue STOCKINGS, the Olympics. Ii will be re-
membered that the nrst game was PLAYED in
Baiflrore on the I'd inst, the O.'s winning by
me score of IL to ;. We understand the Mary-
lands have strengthened their nine and are de-
termined TO come on yicfors in this contest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10
FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.
Again We Bring Down the Kigh Prices
g. 3. O'IIARE q son,
GROCERs,
isls sEvEsrH STREET NV. ssr. u Am y.

LOOK looxn
Very bsst OLD GOVERNMENT lava oorrrr
OH G0fEKSHESr JAVA. ROASTED, .
cent?.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10
PANANA HATS

Fnucs, would inform his patrons. that
aenceiorth the Pawn Broking branch win he
Ill srlea On second door; entrance either through
I'M ooor' 4,6,E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

CITY GARDENING AND FARMINe.-The ward
commissioners, rot finding sufficient work for
turned their attention TO farming and gardsn
ing. New York avenue is being covered from
sixth 70 Seventh streets with rich SOIL and will
De ready for seeding in the course OF the week
Hehfcfes Will take some other route Ninth
street, from Mount Vernon Place Methodist
church 10 Bohrer's real estate Office, was one
month ago covered the entire width, including
Inc wide paved cutters, with the famous red
eIay similar TO that of Washington county
Maryland, said TO produce the best wheat thar
II brought 70 our market, and of which welcb's
celebrated flour Is made. No top dressing is
necessary, and the crop, from present appear
anances, promises well-Rspu6iieaa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

Nkw ENGLAND SocrABLK.-The las. sociabie
take place this evening AZ Gascn,c Nh
NeineL pains or expense have been spare5 to
may be expected. time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

The MAY FESTIVAL Of Prof. Marini at
hasonic Temple on Thursday evening is looked
forward to with much anxiety. The arrange
nents Tor the accommodation and comfort of
the guests are OF the most extensive characfer
Mesers Harvey 6 Holden are the caterers. and
the dining room will be feature of the evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

sEEi sEEI
sold &C II and Il elsew here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

"A SPECIAL NETTING OF the Irish Republican
OIuo OF me fhth Ward will be held this eve
east and south A street. All voters of the Fiftb
Maid favorable to the election of Mathew q
Emery as Mayor OF Washington are invited ~
attend, as candidates for Alderman and Gu
cllmen and Assessor are to be nominated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

HE FOURTH WARD woRKISeMEy's Pro
NI0N held meeting last night at the
once OF Maurice Murphy, Commissioner of tbs
fourtn Ward, and elected the following Off GERS
ffesldent, VIM +. Holton; First Vice President
sidney Mcfarland; Second Vice President. O.
=. BriScoe; Recording Secretary James NJ
,Ially; Corresponding Secretary, Allen Coffin
treasurer, Maurice Murphy. Mr.. Levi. III
futnsn, colored, from Brooklyn, addressed th.
Union in suPport OF Ssyles J. Bowen.