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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04

ILLEGAL VOTERS TAKE wARSIys-Ths
campaign Committee appointed by the C.ti-
zens' Reform As ociatIon have, through their
Detectives, succeeded in ferreting out and pro-
Curing evidence sgaiDSs about one hundred aud
fifty persons Illegally registered, and by to-mor-
row night III have warrants issued for the Ar
rest of about two hundred Of the bogus voters
whom the Bowen ring have induced u re,'sser
IN violation of law. These warrants will be put
into the hands Of the proper officers for the
arrest OF these parties, and we would advise
those who are guilty not to attempt to deposit
Their vote on election day. 1t will be a dear
Job to them. The respectable and intelligent
people Of the ci,y are determined, for once at
least, to have an honest election, and to have
legally elected instead of bogus Mayor for the
next two years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04

The exciting canvass for the msyoralty cleo
lion has now nearly closed and a surve v OF the
Held leaves no shadow Of reason to doubt the
triumphant election of Matthew G. Emery on
Monday next, if every good citizen does his duty
in attending the polls.
As a last appeal II those interested In the
welfare OF the city, and who wish to rescue it
from it, present corrupt and incompetent rule,
we say, let every citizen make up HIS mind, as a
sacred duty he owes the community, to devote
HE day u the good work of cleaning out the
Ironigate and rufisnly gang who now have
sway at the City Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04

The Bowenites in assailing Mr.. Emery essay
T. play upon two strings alternately, charging
1t one time that he is not Republican, and
next that he is Know Nothing. The answer :,
and complete one, to the first of these charges
j. at hand. A year ago the present incumbent OF
fhe Mayors Office urged the nomination of Mr.
Dalton Pc Aldermen instead of Mr.. Emery, be-
raUSe Mr.. E. was too warm a Republican to
carry the many Democratic and foreign votes of
fis ward Surely this fact IL enough The
answer - the charge Of Know NotbingIsm -
found now and has always been found in the
rountenances and accents of the men, who have
been employed in his business establishment.
y here they are to-day as they have been for
years E0ns OF Erin, ana OF scotland, of Ger
many, and Of England, Protestant and Catholic.
Eide BY side with those born here they ply
1he implements Of their hardy toll, every ring OF
fhe cbisel and click of the hammer sending over
t. the City Hall denial of this silly charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04
a Despicable Attempt to Coerce Gov.
eminent Clerks TO Vote for EOwen.

A circular written by William A. Cook has
been sent to various Government clerks which
states that the Cook Executive Committee have
"determined to spot the traitors, and in order
to accomplish that they earnestly call upon
Every person who receives this circular 10 re-
port 10 the once OF the DAILY Ersnin1 Journal
fhe names, positions in the departments, and
places OF residence OF all such a. shall vote or
eonspire against the regular Republican candi-
Bate, Sayles j. Bowen, for Mayor"
This attempt to ccerce the government clerks
INTO voting for Sayles j. Bowen Is creating
great indignation throughout the Departments,
and IT is safe to say that the infamous CIRCULAR
will cost Bowen hundreds of votes. The clerks
hre inquiring IL they are slaves to be bounded
down by a miscreant like William A. Cook and
compel ed TO vote for miserable incompetent
official and bogus Republican like Sayies j.
Bowen under penalty of being "spotted" by
Cook executive committee. The heads of De-
partments share in the indignation of the en-
ployes at this outrage upon their manhood by
william a Cook, and We can say AUrHoRIrA-
TIvELY that not only will every clerk in govern
ment employ be protected in voting his senti-
ments in this election, but that any man vile
Enough to act IS "spOtter" for Cooks infamous
Committee will be promptly discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04

WHAT THE REPUBLICAN PAPERs SAY.-s'Even
fhe republican correspondents denounce the
means that Mayor Bowen is taking to insure his
reelection as Mayor Of Washington, next Mon
day. He has control Of the registry, and is said
10 lie importing hundreds of colored men and
making voters of them, giving them work on the
Streets till after election; while good republi-
cans, who express their determination not to
vote for Bowen, find their names stricken off
The voting lists IL Is gcod thing to have a re-
publican mayor in Washington, no doubt, but
IL IS not necessary his name should be Bowen,
and Congress will no doubt take steps to pre-
vent the frauds Of this canvass LON being at
tempted again. 1t Is even limited that the Dis
friet will be made a Territory, ss was the
original intention of Washington"
Republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04
Reading Matter on Every Page.

Vote early on Monday! Your vote once In
you can aid in securing to others the opportu-
nifty to cast their ballots. The game of the
Bowenites is to get their votes in early in the
nay and then to delay the voting % as to throw
Out Emery men when the polls close. The
Imery men are in earnest in this election, and
ran afford - get up early a. their opp ,nents
Vote early, If you have 70 sit up all night,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04

Elsewhere win be found card from q num-
ber Of our leading business firms, Announcing
That they will close their places Of business at
noon on Monday, in order to allow all connected
with their establishments an opportunity to
rast their ballots. We hope this good example
will be generally followed. Let our business
men devote Monday to the work of electing
REPRESENTATIVE man in whose integrity and abil-
lily they have confidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04
~ WASHINGTON AND BOSTON sTEA1
uS SHIP COMPANY

Pursuant to the act Of Congress Incorporating the
Aforesaid Company, at . meeting Of the persons
named In the act OF Incorporation duly called and
holden u was voted 10 accept said Of incorpora-
tiOn and that meeting Of the Stockholders Of said
Company should be holden 1t the Store Of Browning
& Middleton, No. Ga Pennsy lvania avenue, In
Washington, D. a., ON MONDAY. Hay sOth, at hall
past hve sd O'Clock m, to organize said company
business - may come before IL. Per order.
=. ID: HARTLEY,
Chairman Of the Incorporators
wasnineton City, D. C., May 18th, lQe. my0
~ The above meeting is postponed until TUES
DAY June 7th, at clock D. m ma -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04
ETHREE REQUISITES OF HEALTH-

S
all the sickly people ia the world were 30 take to
their bsds, and demand medical treatment, there
would not be doctors enough to attend them N Or a
suncient number Of the robust to nurs them Three
conditions are absolutely essential to health viz
good appetite, easy digestion, and the ability to
sleep sOundy. Seven eighths OF the many thousands
rho srffa- f-sa i-1ispess.;srs, ct "
der serious disease plain that they can eat
that their stomachs "out of order" or that they
don sleep we'll" For this class Of ailm@nts few
persons think OF calling In a phys ,ian. Nor Is it
necessary, inasmuch as course of Hostetter's Bit
tiers will certainly relieve the arrangements of the
stomach, the liver, and the nervous system, from
which want Of appetite, Indigestion and sleepless-
ness arise. This excellent vegetable tonic and cor
receive is also delightful anOdyne. Insomnia cor
incapacity TO aeep) which has resisted all the ordi
nary remedies, win yield readily to a dose of this
pleasant sedatve taken just before retiring TO rest
In mary medical practice IL is usual to give
stomschic, an aperient, an invigorant, soporidc,
or an ant septic, rs the for the te being may
seem more particularly to require but in this grand
restorative all these medicinal properties, and many
others are blended in due proportion. Thus, the
digestion is stimulate d. while the bowels are regu
lated, the liver toncd, the strength recruited the
nerves Gained the fluids purified and the circulation
eguaized. IL is believed that there is no other
restorative and regulating medicine in the world
which acts SO benehcally and agreeably upon all
the assmilating aud secretve organs at the same
time; and to all who lack the three fundamental re-
quisites Of health and enjoyment rigorous appetite
sound digestion and refreshing sleep IL Is confidently
recommended As q specific. my Sl-eo3t&W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04

~Jef. Davis he's been che EN- a vestry man
pi tue Church OF ST. Lazarrs, at Memphis.
~Pope Plus TX. entered ON his seventy
ninth year May IL
~One thousand married couples were d.
NOrCr in Ohio last year.
- Wilson's American engagement - for
f'rteen months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04

A majority Of the committee of the Spanish
UOrtes on the abolition OF slavery favor the
IoStPonement Of the period OF complete eman-
Gipation sixty wears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04

UY CHURCH (Capitol Hill Will hold Fair
and strsweerry Festival on areet, near 18th,
pAf May 18th. Music each evening. No raining
Admlssion. 10 cents; Seaeon Tickets, Is cents.
HLCNCH each day from II until . clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04
NTrHR LADIES AT THE PoLLsI
TO The YRIENBs OF EpUcAr1oNl

The LADIES OF ST. yOsEPHs BENEVOLENT
SOClEI1, OF North Washington, for Educating
and Clothing Poer Children have entered the polit
lsal arena and propose to ascertain the sentiments
OF the two candidates for the ayOraty. They have
on exhltiiion at Calls a gold headed cane, to be
number OF votes. Those wishing TO assist in a char
table work, and at the same time show their pOlit
cents and recording their choice with the fe-
iowipg gentlemen, who have kindly consented to
, Blanchard Mohuu, Philip 4 Solomon, French &
hlehsIdson or by paying the same amount to any Of
I'm ~ 49, - a. - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04
BOARDING.

RoARD FOB TIE SUMMER CAN BE OBJ.
- tanned at reasonable rates, convenient 90 Sta
uos, on Baltimore and Washington Railroad, II
niles from the city, By addressing D. II. B.. star
SUMMER BOARDERS CAN BIZ ACOOMMO-
- dated, in the village of Brookyille. with good
BOAkD and pleasant Rooms; horses to ride or
drive; spring Of pure mineral water. For further
particulars address " Brookville Boarding House,
Montgomery county, Md. jel- LIT.
0lO EAST CAPITOL STREET, BETWEEN 3p
SIO AND 4fH.-Nioely furnished ROOMS, with
BOARD, at moderate prices. House and furniture
EIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
= IROHr Rooms, 70 be haA on reasons able tsrms
g 1901, cor Pennsyfvan avenue and loth sfr est
Good location and accessible. mh1iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04
~ j. BASE BALLS AND RATs N

full a.sortnect from Br~dlsy, sna No. n.
Anerieat ercins: Maaufactory, Ct pricss ~ ~
sfh2m No. eos tuew number 5th =, pesr ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04
GRAND EMERY MASS MEETING,
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING.

HEf0URTH wARD.-MR. KpITol: desire to
~ state 70 my friends In tho Fourth Ward
through the columns OF your paper that decline To
De caTdcate upon any ticket at the coming cleo.
uon and sincerely trutt that all who CONS linenfed
me with their votes at the primary election ON the
LIST instant, viii uni G with me in supporting the
gentlemen declared nominated. '--'
je4 ,t 20 WALL q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04

K~THE SUNDAY HERALD.
OFFICE, sss D STREET,
Between 9th and 10th
To morrow 5 issue will be replets With insersst,s
st ries, Literary Selections the latest Local aud
Te!egraphie news, and everythias else b, render IT
acceptable to the general readers.
Accompanying this issue our patrons vim receive
THE SUNDAY HERALD SUPPLEMENT,
Conta ming good likeness of
MATTHEW c. KMKRY.
OUR NEXT M.YoR,
stEpgraved expressly for the Herald;I
A sketch Of Mr.. Emery s life, and sketche, Of
OUR WARD CANDIDATES:
Afull expose Of the
RASCALITIEs OF THE CITY HALL RING AND
THE FRAUDS COMMITTED BY
BOWEN, COOK, MORSE 4 co.
A PROPER CLOSING OF THE CAN.
PAIGN.
LOOK OUT FOR THE SUPPLEMENT-
Advertisers will please send in their favors as
early IN the day ss possible rapidly inc
circulation requires an early putting to press"
~OFFICE: No. s35 d street, near
10th. IT
nFW0hESs CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
oDonations Of Flowers, Cake. Strawberries, Ice
and Win be feess By tSe aSDSs
or to sGi Of tss nna
signed ladies' en- or before TIesdsy next
,.x Mss 55SGIss.' q hias' 3: Street,
HSGs0Os 70 OF, THE In aA A! HALL To NIGHT
s sssrs s1 hss
only s :rs
and no one pressed to buy. eff
TDEPAkTnsSS551 I ~ hETsof0LIrAN
ofos Of Major and ssps,inisade.t, asa La. ars.ms,
Notice Is hereby sysn. that Il is pected that all
places where intoxicatins liquors sold, other
d.s .ns s8snns c e
DAY the 9th instant, on which day annual Mu.
that =. good citizens engaged in Vending din iiasor.
,bir strictly comply With his REQUEST and ..eice
forget their dutee as sI GOOD st
dens AZ e disregard this request viii be summary
IAN persons are hereby warned not to consre-
they Ss n Ss
Ior me purpose Of voting otherwise In OF rist
Sny the innocent may Hr KIP the
Jez-3t Major and Superintendent.
rs s NN9TtG uo IThs5e will be meeting Of the
T0N MARkET COMPANY, at the board Of Trade
rooms T, in wsshineton, ., o.. on SATURDAY, the
GERS and the transaction OF anv other busnsss tia,
may legally come under the charter of said Com
n COOKE. Oh. KITCHENER,
ALEX. SHEPHERD, H. g. DAVIS.
T. g.. CONNOLLY, BIZ FRRNCH
W.ANGus, FEED. p. sTANroN,
n. g. EMERY. d w BLISS
HALLET kILBOURN, JOHNS CROCKER
Ii. q. DANIELS, S SUIT
JAMES hUGHKS, iaI lot
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-04
LOST AND FOUND.

IL Boundary, one WHIP and two CkRRlhGE
CUSHIONS. The finder will be rewarde 4 by re-
turning them to n st. Station house, lst ward. It.
II OST-On Friday, Sd instant, at o near the Cap'-
L. tol, small blue paper JEWELRY BOX, CON
taini.g one gold breach, with pendants one gold
watch pin Jet bar tortoise shell al breast
pin, and one tortoise shell ring. The finder will
be suitably rewarded upon leaving the same at the
National BANK oil the Republic. Je4-3ts
STRAYED-On the grounds OF Columbia Institu-
~ ton Tor the De II and Dumb, Kendall Green. a
dark brown HORSE. The owner can have the same
by proving property and paying charges. je3 81
OST-On the evening Of June I, $50, ne the
II corner OF 9th and II sts., lady's POCkET-
BOOK, containing small snount Of monev and
nete lot vs., The finder will be literally reva d.
bv returning to 224 ID st., N. W. jcEc.
GAME To MY PREMISEs-On LIST inst. a sm !
- red gov wide horn.; white spots on belly, and
ears pitt The owner Is requested 10 come forward
prove property, pay chsrges and take her away.
G. r. kAUfFMANN,
Je 2-3tr street, between LIST and 2d Streets
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-01
Go be ConriDued }

"A FAMOUS VIcToRY."-The Journal Il
htaHe contains an account of the exam;ns a
Ilon and rearrangement of the human re-.
n mains on the battle fields of Solferipo and
San MARITIME. Eight thousand skeIe, "nu
were round, and several objects found
amongst the bones were picked out and
oareiIly preserved. Amongst them are a
considerable number of coins of var;ons
descriptions. Crimean medals, religions
medals, rings, keepsakes, a onantity of
t rencn ana Austrian uniform buttons and
orass military ornaments, etc. A silvar
watch was also fuaand. 1t was flied vii,
c!otted blood, and the hands were stopned
at thirty three minutes past four o'cidck
= ne ,ast struggle on the spot where it was
l .,'l TOOK place at half-past four. ANON,
the Crimean medals were two which, hnrss.
.he names of the solIiers-of the IOOth
|, e of the line, French-to whom
'ney belonged. They are to be handed
'ver to the families OF the men. KIM w
OF Emmanuel visited the spot was
'reatiy moved at the spectacle.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-01
PAULINE;
A TALE OF REAL LIFe
(Continued.I

one day Mr.. Stewards family resolved to m
SuS sieighing" and Sam was told to prenasSs
nrsaa"t opea so;uage whose Importance on the
NOR more tnan the mere mention of his name. He
1.a aa osen tor forty years the faithful and de-
Indies nnow o, augustus Neville, of the West
ncsom friend, and the father of the young Gen.
t Meman whose name could not be mentioSeS in
ont nvo; OF Ut least one individual, with
ouC INVOKING the te1l-ta crimson. In an in
surrection of the blacks on the island Tobagn
Fam mad saved his masters life at the imSii
toaetber won 81 ms f, own: This act of devotion,
Si;spinyed for Mr.. Neville, induced him to give
m MN ms freedom. 1t was long before Sam c5uid
occasion Of visit eI 70 e acceP s it; But on the
LETT Lett as servant In the house of Mr.. Sswar 10
az ane Gay Of his masters departure was the last
Ike maaas s6 G, vac Enown to smile "No massa
go pack to massa Guss.n And 90 dean svas ~ 70
IA %eiancholy that 1t was soon found neoessarv
sfterwards Mr.. NeYille died since Which, years
t Io.n 1917 VIKING 90 accept the boon for which
a oaSaeds SIGH in hoPelsss bondage, and found
where he had been duly ipataIaaS cs eoaoh.'
nv sMe moment he received the MESSAGE To :
seryane the sleigh from the lips of his fellow
with = iar nesGy, ne was sitting before the fire b
lnsas aSSrge bowl of piping hot coffee upon his .
tima 30 'IhSe oraughts of which, from time to n
ass a as ne could obtain leisure from the not +
,hunfs of smok ;as OF slowing away huge t
'r"so with the perfect gusto of most an u
,I b".S e ePcnre. On hearing the words =
%for biss your MASTER" and mis-
onjunctve that connected them mo nSee OF the d,
s mead on one side, and rolling his hinge orbs %
how them slowly and incredulonsiS mill T.
fter pause, speaker, then CT
What for Won noka fun ~ p, ex
ess Betty Z" "'A oani' Mis- 10
" You had better take IL in eor,.. tn
gnihed Betty; and she swept ont Of th re
IN With an offended air, leaving Sam to pr pr
Sans incredulihv aroaa -, AZ no
I'd been entravs,ri1,,S "a ~ SH iace Lhat he Tor
ocess 20 atsPiay his qualities in the wsv ,.
y we're now likely 60 be called into requisi tb.
inter orflern he Ssh ana receiving no vie
conelrded $50 - - Wy ms problem, est
Ugh wene RAILS $500 S10 tno norseS, and and
WNAA0oOs
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-01

MULTUM IN PARvo. The microscona
opens up wonderful world to us. Insects
OF various Kinds may be seen in the cavi-
ties of q common grain of sandN MI :.
forest of beautiful trees, with the brnnrI,es.
leaves flowers aud fruit Butterflies are
i 1nliy ieathered. Hairs are hollow tubes.
ne surface of our bodies are covered with
scales IKE fish; single grain of sand
"ouiu eyer one hundred and iiIty of these
S Soalss' ana single scale covers i've hum
eu pores; yet through these narrow
the sweat forces itself out like
water through a sieve. Each drop of stag
nane water contains a world of animated
oeings, swimming with as much liberty "a
~ mates :. IN the sea- Each leaf has a euieny
tOw.-Adcaace. - - = , -N
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-01
81 RIcHAED DALTON w,LL1Axs.

Sosy dawn the orient fiushing.
Dews DER purple flowers that flow.
omson wfngs Of nartyrs blushing,
Like the blood You shed below;
Yea that roll in midnight glowing
Gsms that pave Jehovsh's hall,
Aosn streams in music flowing,
x!ls o'er opal rocks that fall,
Laaps Of God carcoring DER M.
1obsd in more than regal sheen
Sing aloud in pealing chorus,
Bail, Holy Queen!
While abe clasps the pretty Hsper
To her holy Virgin bresst,
White winged cherubs round her whisper
Angel srmies DER her rest.
It's the hp that now ON Mary
Sveetly sheds seraphic smiles.
Bids the tides u ocean vary,
Lights on high the starry iales.
xe who from the sums dominions
Case upon that heavenly scene,
Sing to hasps. with quiv'ring p,nions,
Hail, Holy Queenl
An the spheres behold with wondsr
Sleeping ON thy bosom lie
Afns whose word in cloud and thunder
Anriad them flaming through the sky. -
MAY! sacred Star Of Ocean,"
Rise s"ou Ger the stormy brine,
Voeh tho passions wild commotion,
Cheer and save rs, Mother mine !S~-.
aonnd "a. while the tempest rages,
SSH DO thy pure lustre seen,
ma or song shsll be through ages,
Hail, Holy Queenl
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-01
VOLUME IT'D.
Morning STIR and Catholic Messenger.


There ars many who write verses, there are
1ew poets. Many with some ear for music
and sone. little taste, can write lines whose
words how smoothly into each other and match
IN rhyme Bat poetry requires depth of feel
ing ana fertility Of imagination that can give
. thinkins, htsashi.s vitality to the words.
We give bsasS, ~ N sppropriate Offering to
tne season, short poem from the pom of the
Late Dr. Diohasd dalton Williams, of this
state. Many Of his poetioaI pieces have an
peared through the press and in . collection Of
sonnsts entitled "Irish Bailsds," but this We
nov ave has never before appeared in print.
~ wiH DO remembered that DR.. Williams Va.
0ne OF the Young Ireland party in 1s4e. and
that he, like many others, had to come to th;,
country to escape the penalty of English law
Tor the terrible crime of loving his country.
ne resided In this State for some years, married
In this city, and died in Thibodaux in 1ssa
HAIL, HOLY QUEEN.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-01

A discovery of ancient gold coins h
,Sh.r nuae at Fraissenet, Haute-Loire, France
W about forty pieces of money of the rsions
Sha.,W ~ Henry H., Charles TX of Frn,sca
~. I '. OF spain, and sovereigns Of P.,rs..I
.Sh "' uermany aud Italgf were found beneaSb
the hearth-stOne Of an dlS house N0N0~sn