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extending. in the Case q MI Hanson sSr".ss
twenty consecutive year. in thi. city is ample. and
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CAPITAL----.-.--..-.-.------.-s 900 900.
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No charge for Policies revenue stamps.
Risks taken the reasonable terms and losss
pTsc.srsHct.r. kn.r. President; seOrs. W.
Berry Berry, Richard wsllach Vim. Dixon, Daniel DcAd.
.eSE NOBLE o IAKNER. Secretary.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER.
.s sT.a ssa. G Ge,g.. 9T..s, % the
$500 from a: m TO ) p m, at Galts wharf.
Freight received on TUESDAYS only. from sos
.h Frssh mus, be prepaid and Al Freight D@J
HYDE q TYLER, Agents.
mhl5 ~ 80 Water street, GeOrg~,own. ID. o.
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anA Nees shkenSS,nns every TyEspAh and FRt-
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the MERCHANTs' LINE, vim make <Eldk
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NATIONAL UNION FIRK INSURANCE oos
~ PANf OF WASHINGTON,

Omce-no 81 Louisiana ave-, door east u 7th G.
No charge for Policies or revenne stamps
Risks taken on the moet reasonable terms and To-
promptly paid
Directors-Cssres knsr, President: George w.
kiggs, Vice President; Marshall Brown, Thounas
Berry, Richard w sllsch, Vim. Dixon, Daniel Doad.
Henry ID. Cooke, Samuel BACON
sells ly NOBLE n. LARNTR, secroSaxy
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RIVER.
STEAMER COLUMBIA. from the Esy3k-k
above points, delivers freight every nkzs7zznu6
MONDAf 4, IRON a. m. TO y. m. at Galts wharf
9TH street. Goods sncalled for after D M rem .is
on wharf at risk Of consignee.
Freight received on TUESDAYS only, from I N q
r. IN.
Way Freight must be prepaid, and al Freight Dsy-
able on delivery OF goods
mr., HYDE TYLER, Agents..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-17

OFFICE OF POTOMAC FERRY CoMPAN,
W SEVENTH STREET WHARF.
WAsHfNSroN, March l1sh. lGe
Steamer WAwAsET will make her IT,
regular trip 10 CONE RIVER and E.e-43t
usual Landings To MORROW (Fri na1<ssk@a
day nth, leaving Washington at a. m and Ale
andria at a m nv
On and after Tuesday next she VIII make two Fri,
a week Laying every TUESDAY, and FR
mlo-lw President Potomac IT,. Cn,nYa,,,r
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
LITIGATION EXTRAORDINARY.

singular lawsuit for the possession OF horse has
just been commenced in the Supreme Court for
Weschester country 1t appears that a man
named Morse who Is brother OF the pound
master at Yonkers, found valuable
horse at large in that village few days since, and
having turned It over toa police officer the animal
was locked up 10 await an owner. Subsequently
young man, son OF an extensive property
owner in the village, called at the police
station, ana having claimed the horse as his
laJners property, signed tile usual receipt for the
same and took The animal away. since then, now
ever 1t has transpired that the horse (Which Is a
b,ooded animal ana worth s50oJ had lately been
purchased aud brought TO the village by u
wealthy resident, and nad ran away with It's owner,
making wreck OF the Vehicle, which so ex-
aspegated the gentleman Indicated that arriving
home he instructed his driver to turn the horse out
side OF premises, remarking that 'the nrst party
VINO picked 1t up might keep IT, This state OF
affairs becoming known To Morse, he claimed
the horse on the ground that he was the first 10 take
charge Of t; but having been refused tue property
he has caused 4 suit 10 be entered In the Supreme
Court for its recovery.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
BLOODY WORK IN WILLIAMSBURG.
Probable Murder or Blacksmith by Two
Of His Yellow Workmen-A Wife's Head
Mashed by Her Drunken Husband.

The red hand is upliited In Williamsburg, and
bloody deeds the order Of the day. The attempted
assassination OF John Keenan, by John Gorney was
murderous and seemingly unprovoked assaults have
to be recorded
AT about halrpast eleven O'Clock In the forenoon
yesterday difficulty occurred In McLaughlin's
blacksmith's shop Dunham place, between three OF
the workmen, named respectively John Maserson,
John Anderson and Claus Anderson. The latter are
brothers, and natives OF Sweden. The trolble orgl-
mated In Masterson causing the discharge OF q
relative OF the Andersons few days ago. Only q
few words passed between Masterson and John
Anderson yesterday. when the latter took up ham
and with 1t struck the former q terrible blow on
the right shoulder. Masierson then attempted TO
get away from his assailant, when Claus Anderson
Joined his brother In the assault and struck the In
jure1 man on the head with a pair OF heavy tongs.
This blow rendered Masterson unconscious and he
fell bleeding 10 the moor or the shop. The brothers
Anderson were then prevented from further outrage
on their victim by the men in the shop, and
Captain Wogiom having been notified OF what
had occurred, promptly arrested them Mastersons
wounds were dressed, and he was removed to his
boarding house, corner OF South Sixth and Third
streets, where he remained during the day In par
tally unconscious state. His landlady compiained
last evening that no physician had attended him since
his wounds were dressed In the morning. His con-
ditlon is extremely critical.
A SANGUISARY HUSBAND.
AT about three O'Clock in the afternoon !ohn Swan
son, residing at No 50 North Second street, wnle
half craZed from The effects OF protraced drunk
assaulted his wife with teapot and inflicted such
injuries upon her head that Police Surgeon Creamer
directed her TO be sent 10 the City Hospital. swan
arrested and locked up In the Fourth street
station house. He is native OF Scotland, forty.
three wears nj
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
QUSaAN TINE AFFAIRS.

The Quarantine Commissioners met yesterday
afternoon AT No. Exchange court, al Two O'Clock,
present Messrs. Bell Hunt and Barton. The recent
regulations agreed upon at late meeting OF
the Board have been placed in working order
and SO far have proved very satisfactory.
The sanitary measures for the summer
season were fully discussed and suggestions made by
some OF the members OF the Commission to secure
an efficient and satisfactory quarantine. The bill
OF expenses Tor I ne men on the steamer Governor
Fenton for services al the upper quarantine was laid
subsequent meeting. In this bill pilots charge
$50 month, engineers el0o, deck hands SIS, fire.
men $50. Total. $3.50. Mr.. Bell expressed the opin.
ION that men could be found TO do tnis work at a
much more reasonable rate 1t was resolved tnat
the secretary be directed 10 inform the Board OF
Health that the Quarantine Commissioners would
eet them at such time as they may select In regard
to liking permanent fees for their and other officers
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
The Ceremony To-Day.

The ceremony OF laying the corner stone Of the
new Masonic Temple, designed 10 be the most
unique and elaborate structure Of its kind
In America and perhaps in the world, will
take place in this city to-day, and VIII be
participated in by probably not less than 1000
members Of the ancient and honorable BODY OF Free
and Accepted Masons. The site OF the new temple
Will be at the intersection Of Sixth avenue and
Tweniy-third street, and the building VIII cost
nearly 81, 100000. The programme OF the display,
which has already appeared IN the HERALD, VIII
comprise procession, olatlons and grand banquet5
this evening al the Astor House and the Metropoi-
,au Hotel
THE PROCESSION TO-DAY.
Tile Grand Lodge VIII, after forming az Apollo
Hail. Twenty eighth street, march 10 Madison ave-
nue., where they Will take position and the line VIII
pass IN review.
The line OF march Will be Fifth avenue, Twenty
third street, Madison avenue, Forty second street,
Fifth avenue, Forty-siyth street, Sixth avenue,
Thlry-fourth street, Fl III avenue 10 Twenty-third
street. where the right ot the column Will halt. The
brethren Will open TO the right and left, facing In
ward TWO deep, under direction OF the mar shas, TO
allow the Grand Lodge to pass through Upon halt
Ing the marshas VIII simultaneously open their divl-
sions without delay.
grand banquet VIII be given tonight by SC.
Nicholas Lodge, at the Astor House, to Mozart
Lodge of Philadelphia, aud the other lodges from
abroad Will be variously entertained 10y the brethren
throughout the city.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
RURAL BANSDuRElHG.

AT an early hour on Monday morning some un-
known wretch 1red one OF the large barns on the
estate OF Mr.. Monno, at Westchester, Westchester
county. and before assistance arrived the entire
structure, with It's contents and the adjoining build
ings, were entirely consumed. The brothers OF the
Catholic Protectories, who have the farm on lease
lost yenty five tons or fresh hay, which had just
been slowed away In one of the buildings. Their
loss will not be less than So 000 on whicn, 1t Is be-
leved there was no Insurance. Monnos loss Is
also heavy. Four OF his most valuable cows were
burned to a crisp, aid while the fire ragged the bel
lowing OF the roasting beasts was heart sickening In
the extreme,
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

fore We he'd no communication Masonicaily with
these grand bodies.
The r.na GRAD ,nsp
which the receipts for the year 1859 were shown to
be se5 $685. number OF lodges which paid dues esi:
number M OF lodges now In good standing, e4s; mum.
GRAND TKEAsuRER's RspoRr.
me Grand treasurer reported the receipts, nciud'
nv paiance last year. 10 be SI0,407i expenditures,
so, 500; balance In hand S7.s72.
The trustees OF the HAN and asylum fund pre-.
10 the Committee on Hall and Asylum Fund, and,
aaS a npnOn the HANKS Of the Grand Lodge were ten.
ue,ea M 20 ,ne trustees for their efforts and to the
contributed TO the fund
ANOTHER DISTINGUISHED VISITOR
inc *. w honertWhlte Deputy Grand Master OF
West Virginia, was then Introduced and received
with the Grand honors.
on motion OF r. W. Brother WILLIAM SINCLAIR,
order for Thursday, at twoP. NJ t
WORK OF HOSPITALITY.
On motion, IL was resolved that the only work 70
be done today by the Grand Lodge would be the
laying Of the corner stone ana the great work oi
hospitality to their visiting brethren.
The r. w. r. ". HERRING, Secretary OF the Board
OF Relief reported that the receipts from various
lodges were s6,oos; the expenditures, s5,so4 bal.
THE ENTERTAINMENT AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
An invitation was received from Raymond Lodge,
No. 064, to attend grand performance at the Acad.
envy OF Music Tonight In which the pest talent IN the
city would assist, and the infant wonder, James
Speight, aged two years and ten months, Will play
some difficult airs on the violin. Since the announce
ment of the ladies gentlemen TO take part in the
performance Miss Lizzie Mahon, daughter OF the re-
porter to the Grand Lodge, VIII appear as Popn. In
sketches in Inda.n
Several amendments TO the constitution were
offered, among which was one to allow the Grand
Lecturer TO appoint more than one assistant In
district and to exemplfy the work and lectures be-
fore committee consisting OF one from each Masonic
district, instead OF IN open Grand Lodge The Grand
Lodge then called from labor 10 refreshment
until nine O'Clock this morning.
PRESENTATION OF A TROwEL.
Previous To the opening the X. w. Jerome
Buck, d. ID. G. NJ, presented q beautiful. silver
trowel to the Grand Master, TO be used today In
laying the corner stone II bore one side the seal
and arms OF the Grand Lodge. and on the reverse
the inscription" presented 10 the Grand Lodge
OF the State OF New York. +. and A. NJ. by Brother
John Cook, OF Pyramid Lodge No 400, on the occa-
of the laying OF the corner stone OF the Temple
on June s, A. d. 1870, A. l.. 5s7o"
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
AT1eMp TED ROBBERY.
"Good for Five Years. y

AT the forkviiie Police Court yesterday young
man was arraigned charged with attempting to rob
the Jones' Wood Hotel He and another who made
his escape were discovered on the ton foor at late
hour on Saturday night, IN the act Of packing UP
The contents Of three or four trunks, by Mary
Dwyer, whom they threatened to kill II she made
any alarm. She gave The alarm, however and de-
tective Hamilton. OF the Nineteenth, who heard H.
succeeded IN arrestng the prisoner, who said that
he supposed he was ''good for five years. There is
hardly doubt OF It, as the testimony against him is
pretty conclusive. ae was committed Without BAH
for trial
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

to1, which wls guarded by Sergeant Murray and
-Four men Of the Third infantry who represented
themselves "a Arsppahoes After cooking and eat
ing some time In q friendly manner all but seven
left. Those remaining then shot two Of Murray's
after which they fed Sixty mules belonging 10
Mr.. Trainy, Q trader OF Camp Supply. were run OF,
ana one herder was killed. Two or three other men
were also killed at different places. i
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
THE MASONIC JUBILEE,
Opening Of the Grand Lodge Of Free and At.
cepted MasOnS Of the State Of New York.
Address Of the Grand Master-Reception OF
Visiting Lodges-Address Of the Grand
Master Of Canada-Preparaticn for
the Ceremonies To-Day.

The Grand Lodge OF Free and Accepted Masons
OF the State OF New York commenced iss annual
communication yesterday afternoon, the Grand
Lodge being opened by the NJ. W. James Gibson,
Grand Master, in ample form.
Alta quarter 10 three O'Clock the Grand Marshal,
X. w. Fred. w. Herring called the Grand Lodge to
order, and requested the brethren to receive the
Grand Officers standing. The officers then entered
In the following order, 10 the music OF grand
march by the brethren OF ST. Cecle Lodge, led by
the W. NJ David L. Downng:-
W. John F. Hoole, Grand Tier, with drawn sword.
W. Johnston Fountain, Grand Pursu,ant.
X. w. George Il. Raymond, Grand Lecturer.
4. w. James NJ. Austin, Grand Secretary
M. W. John W. Simons, Grand Treasurer
R. W. John Boyd, Philip Merkle, William Sinclair
ana James Nj. Fuller Grand Stewards.
r. w. and Rev. X. l.. Sch0Onmaker and John G..
Webster, Grand Chapiains.
II. W. Christopher G. Fox and Edmund L. Judson,
Grand Wardens
The r. W. District Deputy Grand Masters.
Past Grand Oflicers.
Gnn nar1 al AnNSP R%sD9'S ssnss ssasa Se.sa sas
Charles Z. Young, Senior Grand Deacon.
Grand Master-Junior Grand Deacon.
Grand Standard Bearer r. w. Cornelius Esselstyn
ana Grand Sword Bearer, r. w. r. II. Huntington.
rhe whole under The marshalship of r. W. +. W.
Herring, Grand Marshal.
When they haa all arrived fhe Grand Officers as
sumed their seats, and the instrumental portion OF
st. Cecile Lodge played the symphony, "My Country
'Ts Of Thee;" after which the following ode TO that
same beautiful air known In England as "God Save
the Queen" was sung by chorus OF fifty singers OF
ST. Cecie Lodge, under the leadership Of Brother W.
=. Shlrwin, Senior Warden, accompanied by thirty
instruments, under the leadership of W. D. L. Down.
ting, Master.
Ere this vast world made,
Or its foundation la.d,
our art began;
Cherub and cherubim,
Seraph and seraphlm
Joined In one glorious hymn
Before the throne.
God their Grand Master, wM
Fixed their uperrng laws
BY hts decree
Faith, Hope and Charity,
Friendship and Unity.
Truth, Love and Secrecy,
nlaws divine.
Oh may our constant theme
TO Heavens great King Supreme
Be grateful love,
May We whene'er meet,
Chant halelu jahs sweet,
And with glad hearts repeat
Ial. IA -naIaa
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

Another Subject Of Examination Disposed or
and No Cadet Yet "Found'-A had Change
In the Spanish Course and tho Reason Why
A Troopers Drill and What II Looks Like
Arrival OF the Secretary OF War and the
Congressional Committee.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08

The Recent Attack on Bear Creek--Two
Soldiers Killed and One Wounded-Ofher
Men Killed.
ST. LOUIS, June 7, 1870.
Captain Mitchell, Of the Fifth infantry, arrived
here yesterday from the Indian country He fur
pishes an account Of recent attack on Bear
Greek station. forty miles south Of Fort
Dodge. Thirty.1ve indians came to the sta.
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
Olmated-Challenges and Oaths.
Mrh.er-- Descriptive Averments.

Olmacd-Challenges and Oahs
Mrh.er- Descriptive Avermens
Hen-Punishment OF Omces and Eniisiees
Weting-Consutnilon and Composition OF the House Of
representatives and Reasons for Dividing Congress into
sedmRn-Rghts OF Property and Domain
Coulue-lguorsnce, tuoxcstton, Defect OF
. and Compulson, Nc Pleas In Bar Of Judgment
Kerr Arrest aud Confinement OF Commissioned and Non
commissioned OLcers
Foyd-cons,iution and Composition OF courts Martial
HuntDscussion OF The Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Articles
OF War
The New York herald., 1870-06-08
TEE NEW RAILROAD WAR.

Prince Erie and the Commodore with Drawn
Swords and Big Fight in Prospsct-A
Regular Railroad Rumpus-E Everything
Fixed in Erie" for Ten Years
siege-The Commodore Don't
Know Whether He Ought
to Notice Them.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-04
I'M sarw nlnakTL

g~insiy-four yezrs 49, ssl, 4 = Ns-
Ger 60 r~eeolleet them u y0E On
mind, xbile listening 10 tie Orator p
day, shzn that zs take sp sac 70 r.
eount the mighty deess ensuing uPon
the responsibility Tat d. hss1m1 y
our noble forsfsihers- ThsH dee1s. soa
the several acts IA the gTznd drama are
nov a part Of the history q shat ze are
proad today TO elsim as the grezi@s
nation on the Earth. We az proud 70
put Up that claim. and lsek 10 argument
70 s~ubstzasiase II. Ours : The Fed d
progress. We move il TIE van q Al
the ~reAlizations Of individual and aEsfe-
gate enlightenment ss0sning the tram
mels which the e5sts sszges of deeEePif
Powers upon the EzrePezn checker
board prescribe.
A broader free5on-Frsedom's ON
homes ours. today, Nth It's door
open vide 10 The oppressed 81 al hnds
save China snd japan Oh. &c FhzS-
se@-hypocriiss! vho entrance The
world xifh a shadoE and take fight a
the sabs;ancs.1. Dt u today drop Al
bckenngs. all tnFi4l zhairs. aid rsl7iee
together TIA; it va car lat to inherit the
land Ne love, vita the Institutions thst
make it = beacon q h0pe % the dsEn-
irolden ones absoz3. Al enduring hbd-
marx il the way II nations. against which
the traditions Il kisgly divinity and the
iyrennies Of pnesEcrsn break into
rsordsr
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-04
A~am IL.

4 henidde tex Pl2z II the streets Of
rs. kz Wedsssd4y, and 10 prevent the
e~irezlzsion q erroneous zceounfs q tie
ooczusDos, ; geuileuan residing in
Piozhs thoughazHy furnishes for the
infornzfion q the pzbSc the particulars
g tbs are. Ne are sizzss grateful for
disuziona;e. ei.cunstznfIzl information
Of Al important o~eeurre1ee IN the ar-
~rOa1ding districts; and 1t i the common
interest of fziE-niDded msu 10 have the
frs pzblieztioa II such matters correct.
Tie Circumstances Of The affair Of the
18th are thus related:
PiocHE CIR. June %. $50.
ED1roE WsIzK PISE DAILI SEss. On
yesterday afternoon, about ) O'Clock. a
fatal shooting zdray occurred here which
rssaIied IN tie death Of Richard H Todd
zi,hin ten minutes from the time be re-
ceiFed the shos. The zfziT grew ont Of
: hz1d feeling which had existed between
TIE deceased and his ssszilznt. William
DOdds, fer more than tzo months past.
ard tie pzrties aeEer mef except TeenEai-
nzfion upon recniminafiou ens1ed. Ies-
tzfdzy afternoon. Dolls meeting the
deceased il 3 saloon. the usual a~lierca-
ton i5sk pLoe, ending b. Odds remark
ing that If he Todd wished anything
Of hin. to CONS cot IN the street and be
could ct it, some twenty-five minutes
Later deceased appeared On the street,
opposite Doids, and commenced firing.
d~i@ehsFging two shots from = siT-shooteT
before the latter could drzw his revolver.
WbeD. however, Dodds drew, be shot i've
times IN rapid succession, three shots
taking eheci-ons in the right arm. one
IL tbs left side about the waist. and one
through the ieft breast. The first shot
fred ~ deceased struck Henry Phillips
in the thigh. causing an ugly flesh
wound, but not dangerous.
The above fasis are as related by eye
witnesses. and no doubt Is expressed bat
the shooting On Dodds' part was instif-
able, aud neesssit4ted by the assault Of
deceased. NEzTTAs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-04

HEAVY LokD~.-stephen Hanson, with
the sid u Hugh Pugh a. brakeman.
hauled. With a team Of l0Lyoke Of cattle,
on four wagons, los 80 pounds Of ore
from the South Aurora mine + the Stan
ford mill. ever the sonthes IN Slope toll
road. Total weight Of wagons, Is, lG0
pounds. Ben. 2. cnIlan. with the as
sisisnce Of B. II. Strong as brakeman.
hauled sith q team Of 10 mules. on thee
wagons. 59.cO5 pounds Of orc from the
same mine to the same mill. and over
this same road. on the I'd inst. Total
weight Of the three wagons. 11.G35 lbs.
These figures. We believe, over-top any
thing Of record In The 'washoe team
ster's' leoends-eyen as the average
salge Of the ore-s70 the tnn-looks
down on average values in Washoe. We
wait returns from Hank Blanchard.