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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Sailing Of the Miniature shin Rngusl
from london for New York.

Taegrsphed ESclustpety % Ths Evening Star.
LONDON, May St--The miniature steamer the
this p. m. TOR New York. She is only twenty
one feet long, but is provisioned for three
months. Her captain counts on thepessage in
side of fifty days. The crew corsists<of one
man besides her captain, and the inevitable
New Eoundland dog goes as a passenger. While
New York is the nominal point of destination
the captain will make any convenient point in
the United States Quite a crowd of people
have collected at the wharf to witness the de-
parture of the tiny vessel.
From LOndOn-The international
COpyrtEht Treaty Billiards s-The
MWeatherSThe CroPs-Cotton by the
bate In the House Of Commons.
LONDON, May 31.-The Daily News this morn
ing pleads for an international copyright treaty
between Great Britain and the United States.
The Times says the billiard players Of Eng
land are much dsgusted with Bowless' playing
in his match with Roberts at Brighton last eve
mng.
The weather for the past few days has been
unusually dry and warm.
The growing crops are already suffering for
the want OF rain, and apprehensions OF a serious
Dispatchcs from Bombay state that within a
rev days pest 81 900 bales of cotton have been
The House of Lords did not adjourn until a
late hour this morning. long, disjointed and
often violently personal debate occurred in the
con eSmmttee n ON on Admiralty management, while
appropriation for Admiralty was eventually
carried by small majority. The committee
then rose, and the progress was reported, and
House adjourned.
From Paris-Release Of Regicide Con.
sp1ratOrs-The MOvemeat in Favor
Of Cefnuischf - Small.POx Panic
The Corps Legislattf and the High
PARIS, May 3l.-Yesterday more than twenty
perons who were imprisoned in st. Mazas'
prison., charged with completely in the late
Regicide plot, were Internationally released
and 1t is announced that more will be liberated
to-day.
The movement in favor of Cernuischi, the
Italian banker, who was exiled for having con-
tributed money to the Radicals to help to defeat
the affirmative vote on the plebiscitum, is yery
popular in Paris, and will unquestionably be
successful in the end.
In the Corps Legislatf yesterday evening, the
session was nearly cor sumed In debating means
to check the ravages of the smallpox in Paris,
1t Is now settled that no sessions OF the High
Court will be held outside OF Paris during the
present session Of the Corps Legslatif. The
latter will continue until the LIST Of August.
Trouble I'm Ltberia-The Force OF n
Bad EXample-SecessiOn Threat
LONDON, May 81 Dispatches received here
to-day from the west coast of Africa announce
the breaking out of serious troubles in Liberia.
The President of Liberia has appointed Walter
Good as collector and postmaster at Palm a.
and the people there to whom the appointment
Is distasteful, threaten secession il he is con-
frmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31

TIE SAN DOMINGO TREArY.-The President
to-day transmitted TO the Senate brief message
on the San Domingo treaty enclosing an addi-
tional article to the treaty extending the time
for ratification to July /. He suggests certain
amendments which he deems it desirable that
the Senate should incorporate into the treaty
In these amendments 1t is proposed that the pa
ragraph giving the United States lien upon
the public lands of the republic as security for
its underlined debt shall be stricken out and
that the sum proposed to be paid for the island
Isl ,sOo,0O0l shall be absolutely the entire
amount to be paid by this government 1t Is
also proposed that two commissioners shall be
appointed-One by the Dominican government
and one by the United States, to receive this
money and to apply il to the extinguishme ent of
the Dominican debt in the following order =
First, to the payment of foreign governments
who may have claims against the Republic:
second, to the payment Of individual creditors
who may not be citizens of the Republics; third
and lest, to the extinguishment of the domestic
debt. Beyond this payment of 81 800 900 this
Government not to be liable in any manner.
This would leave the Dominicans at liberty TO
do as they please with their domestic debt.re.
pudiate 1t or not-but they express great conf
dence that this sum Will not only enable them 10
liquidate all their Indebtedness, but win leave
them a balance of 500 coo or $500 900 for tbe
expenses OF territorial government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31
THE REGISTRATION TO-DAY.
The Emery Men Largely AheaA-More
Arrests Tor Illegal Registration
Bowen's Country Voters have
q Rough Tine Of it.

To-day the registration is being conducted in
the Criminal Court room. The crowd COM
menced to form in line at q very early hour,
and by the time the Board commenced their
labors the line was fully as long as on the pre-
vious day, and in general appearance resem5led
the line yesterday morning, the colors being al
most equally divided. The whites soon shot
and 112 colored had been registered. The EN-
cry men were concededly largely ahead.
The first arrest for illegal registration was
Mho Is G
with having registered illegally, not having re-
sided one year IN the District. Mr.. N. II. Miller
appeared for the prosecution. Mr.. ID. f. Cahill
appeared for the defence, and asked for a post
ponement. The Justice said he would fix the b Ill
at $500. Joseph Brooks, assistant Commissioner
OF the Second Ward, volunteered to go bail,
dropped the remark that he (Brooks) had been
sent over by VIM. A. Cook which was denied by
Brooks, and war of words ensued, which was
The City Hall for a certificate as to the amount
OF property he owned, and the accused stating
that his name was Charles W. Nails, the coun-
sci for defence asked for the discharge of the
prisoner on the ground OF a misnomer. The
Justice postponed the hearing until tomorrow,
Brooks giving the required security.
Quite an excitement occurred about 12R
O'Clock In the hall. MIR. X. j. Beall, Couacil-
man of the Third Ward, was at the west door
and Mr.. Crossman objected to him as a chalen-
ger standing at the door holding communica-
ton with persons outside. Cook said that he
tB.) had right to see any party there on
private business. Mr.. Crossman then demanded
that a vote be taken as to whether challengers
could have such privileges as claimed by BealI
Gook replied that he was president and tha
Crossman had no right to demand it, and char
aeterized Mr.. Crossman as liar Crossman
retorted that Cook had graduated liar. Cook
raped on the railing excitedly during this
scene, when Crossnan intimated that he woull
break his gold-headed cane if he did not look
sharp. The curtain here fell.
Today, 50 great was the pressure for natural
lzation papers that the courts were compelled
to give up their time to this business, anl the
Judges were busy the entire day admitting
cain ants to citizenship, the number during the
day heing, perhaps, 2Co.
1T is noticeable fact that the older citizens
are genei ally registering more than ever bef Ire
numbers OF them hardly able to be on their feet
takirg their places in line and patiently waiting
About O'Clock the board again changed their
quarters to the Council chamber, the head of
the line beirg turned to the left. At 2x O'Clock
the tally footed up go whites and I6] colored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31

TIE DOGMA OF IyRALLIBILrTY-1he Cdnons.
The printed schepe OF the dogma tnfallibillty
has been disturbed. 1t contains fye canons:
1. II any one should say that the episcopal
chair Of ths Roman Church e not tne true
and real izfallible chair OF Blessed feter, or
that II has not been divfnely CHOSEN by Goo
"a the most solid indefectible, and incorrupti-
Bile rock of the whole Christian Church, LET
n sny one should say that there exists in
the vorId another infallible chair Of the truth
Of the Gospel of Christ our Lord, distinct and
separate from the chair Of Blessed Peter, let
MN II ~ sny one should deny that the divine
uS.;,tyisa Of the chair Of Blessed Peter Is
nscessary TO the true way Of eternal salvation
for All men, whether uDfsithful or faithful,
whether laymen or bishops, let him be
4. If any one should say that each Roman
Ponfiff legitimately elected is not by Divine
riaht the successor Of Blessed Peter, even In
the gift of the infallibility Of aagisterium, and
shouid deny TO any one 81 them the prerogatiye
Of infailibflity for teaching the Church the
Word OF God pure from AL corruption and
error let him be anathema.
g. III any one should say that general councils
are established by God In the Church as q
lower Of feeding the Divine flock In the word
OF faith superior 70 the Roman Ponti6, or co ual
to him, or necessary by Divine institution in
order that the n1gisteriHa Of the Roman Bishop
should be preserved infallibie, Let him be
auathemA-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM PKINGS. VA
OPEN MAY I5TH, Is7o.
I Place IL
!'EkA

This favorite and celebrated Watering Place a.
new N complete order for the reception n
euests Important improvements have vfA0
ntsn added TO the buildings since the estab
N nLent passed into the hands Of the present nr..
pIetOI and II IL his purpose 10 keep IL In style NOT
Surpassed anywhere in Virginia. The waters of
tbeee special springs either or greatly relieve
most Gases OF scrofuls, Incipient COnsumption
S3nionlc bronchitls, Chronic Lsryngitis, Chronic
pneumonia, Chronic Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhea
Sihroaie Dysentery Tney are also q great value in
Inose snections which are peculiar to the female
constitution, and as an appetizer, tonic aud een
ersl restorative, they are. perhaps. unrfvslied
AMONGST mineral waters. The proprietor will have
provided for the lawns and ballroom a frst-clsss
band OF music; asd in general all the sources OF
amusement and recreation usually found Al our besf
summer resorts VIII be at the command Of the guests
at "hocEBRiDGE ALUM" The place 4 Nifhin
eleven 20 thirteen hours of Richmond, Washinetoa
Baltimore, &c, by rail, all in daylight Pas.enrers
leave the cars OF the Chesapeake and Ohio RaIrosd
at Goshen Depot, and elegant stage coaches passing
rapidly over smooth and level rOaf Of only EIGHT
miles set down the visitors NJ the Springs % tea
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Pr0prssfor
Ihe hockbridge Water and Alum Mas for
sale BY the principle Druggist Of the United States
Descriptive pamphlets sent In Tee on application.
mg3l-COln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31
1kALTH Is WITHOUT fRicE'
DIX. ]. BRADFIELDs
FEMALE sec UL LATOK,
WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND.

xfIl restore the secretions relieve all pain n the
monthly ssperiod:" cure Rheumatism and NeuraiRia
Of Back and Uterus Leucorrhea or WHITES, % and
partial Prolspsus Uteri. check excessive how, and
correct all irregularities peculiar 20 ladies.
In will remove all Irritation Of Kidneys and Blsd-
DER relieve Costyene purify the Blood give tone
and strength 20 the whole system; clear the SKIN,
mpsrting rosy hue 10 the cheek, and eheerfulness
10 The mind.
II is as sure q cure in all the above diseases ss
Qu nine IL in chills and fever.
Ladies themselves Of ell the above diseases
srthesf rereaftag their complaints 20 any person,
which is always mortifyng % their prtds and mod
II is recommended By the best physicians and the
clergy.
tcate Of its wonderful the reader is referred
20 the wrapper around the bottle.
G. n. HOWARD, and ". d. ENTWIsTLI.
\ MM. h. Brown BRo-,
my am,vIly wholesale Agents, bslt1ors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31

EDITORIAL SHooTING.-An unpleasant feel
ing, which has existed for several months past
between two newspapers In Martinsburg West
Va, the New Era ard the Valley Star, culmi-
mated on Thursday last in personal COLI .io n
between the editors, Mr. Logan. of the Fra
and Mr.. Eichelberger, of the Star. MIR. Logan
had applied some OpprObrious epithets to Mr..
Eichelbsrger, which he resented by a shal-
lenge, which, MIR. Logan declining, the colli-
sion ensued. Mr.. Logan received a shot i'm his
side, intiicting painful but not dangerous
wound His adversary was unhurt Both p ,pers
are strongly Democratic,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31

The NATIONAL LABOR UNIoN.-The presi-
dent of the National Labor Union" has issued
call for session OF this association, to be held
in Cincinnati, Ohio, on August 18th. Dele
gates will be present from all trade unions, CO.
operative associations, and labor organizations
OF every kind. Internationalor national orgsni-
zations are entitled each to three representa-
tives, State organisations to two, and trade
unions and all other labor unions to one. The
call invites to membership Of the labor union
every persons who lives by mechanical or in
tellectual labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31
Inc southern Presbyterisu Ge.er.l
assembly.
As"ePSed ksclasieelS % fAs Rc>~s~. -.

Gene,si LIE, May 3i.-The proceedings of the
fneS N recss.imol moly yesterday were mainly con.
commsttee teeeeiying WING reports Of committees. The
sponse to the p,lls and oyertures, in re-
Sa.o. e Ssmpoellite Church vishIns =,
peSone eS me- memoen of our Church. an5 xho ~
T,;n,s shn,p D1ptlsed In the name OF the Hoiy
menced rehaptisim. The reeommsp1,, a. recon
the mittse was adopted. d1'''uauan OF
,aDd. Df, pamsr from committee on foreign cores
fssen,h,s epo,teo Ps storAl letter Of the General
letter in regard 70 reunion Of the Northern ana @
southtrn Assemblies, and 'he recent act .ctia,,
II af, ,ne southern assemblies during the session.
Inc letter claims tAat whatever ohStrnci;s,e.
may be IN the way OF the fellowship thev were
not created by the Southern Church ara ,Sat
On sney Gould not allow theme to be placed in
5iy then adjourned till the next meetine =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31

sENBLN.-The PRESBYTERIAN General Assembly.
IN session az Philadelphia, has settled the greaf
features OF reconstruction 50 far As itpropoSes 10
settle them Its action determines the following
points "There will be thirty-two Synods in tbs
country under its care, and two In its foreign
missionary helds. Those Synods will all meet
neiore July 18th, and resdjust the Presbyteries
Lhere WI BE-. at leak for another wear, no
shAhee In the rates or form OF representation.
nereatef u proposes that no Presbvtery shall
contain less than five ministers and that no
JGulciai cases except in relation 90 questions of
cohsttutional Law or heresy I'm ministers shall
changes must be submitted 10 the Preshvteries
before they can be Of force, but a Is not now
oe-ie 10 hold an adjourned meeting of the
- Asse moly IN september 90 receive their reports.
tuting the Synods. All that has been done in
reference TO them he's been 90 define their geo.
graphical bounds. The consOlidaticn of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31

From French, Langran & Ogilvie we have
The North British Rerie,V for April, reprinted by
the Leonard Scott Publishing Company i'm the
acceptable cheap form which, through the en-
terprise OF these publishers, has enabled the
American public to get all the Foreign Reviews
at nominal price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31

The BowEN-FLoRENCE BARGAIN.-Mayor
Bowen's bargain with Tom Florence, for a
democratic candidate, has come to naught. A
letter has been received from Mr.. 4. ID. Hoover.
in which he says, " No one has any authority
for the use Of my name in connection with the
Mayoralty."
Florence, we suppose, has heard from MIR.
Hoover to the same effect, as he has withdrawn
the name of Mr.. Hoover as q candidate from
The Democrat. So come TO naught the schemes
OF Sayles j. Bowen, one by onei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31

The MCFARLAND TRAGEDY ON THE STAGE
The Mcfarland Richardson case has been
dramatized in San Francisco at the new Pacific
Theatre. The death-bed marriage is made the
chief incident, and Is made intensely humorous
by Horace Greeley giving away the bride and
leading comic role is that Of Ned Harrigan, who
plays and dresses Horace Greeley to the life.
The denoaement is perfect reconciliation
between Mcfarland and his wife, and the cur
tain falls upon their second nuptials, the cere-
mony being performed by Reecher and Frothin-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31

a VISION OF brightness and beauty flashed
upon TIE STAR sanctum to-day in the person
OF Miss Jennie G. Clafiin, of the far famed
brokerage firm OF Woodruff s. CIafiin, New
hork, and who is also one Of the editors and
proprietors OF WoOdhuU and CIes.-'s weeklv.
devoted to woman's upward and onward move.
ment Miss Olatiin is as smart as a steel.
trap, and shows that woman can possess
both brains and beauty. As talkist she ia IN
ent' If any other he or she on the planet can
put In more words to the minute or more to the
point, we do not know it. Miss q. has a hard
some, frank face, open blue eyes, blonde hair in
short curls; and wearing a smart, sailorish
straw hat, appears about the upper rig like
good-loeking boy; but otherwise she is of the
woman womanly in dress and appearance. That
is, she has none of the nonsense Of Bloomer cos
tune, &C., SC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

DON'T FAIL TO REGISTER DON'T BE-
GRUDGE A LIT TIE TIME OR TROUBLE,
FULL REGISTRATION WILL INSURE
EMERY'S ELECTION BY 5000 MAJOR
ITYi
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DRINTING INKS.
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PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTUREs BLACK AND COLORED
PRINTING AND LITHoGRAPHIC INKS,
NARNlSHEs. &C,
Grays Ferry Road and Thirty third street

ROBINsONS QUICK DRYING INKS,
For Newspapers and Posters, Book and Pamphlet
work, Bill and letter Heads, Cards, Circulars, Bills
OF Fare, &c.
From Petersburg, Va. IBdex.
RoBINsoN's PRINTING INks.-ln our advertising
Columns will be found number OF eNtraets from
neyepApers COMMUNICATING the Printing Ink manu-
fac.ured al the GRAY Ferry Printing Ink Works.
Philadeiphis G. y Robinson, proprietor. We have
b. en- uspe the ina manufactured at these works for
q year past and IL has always proved Satisfactory.
tropage OF che press, and Of printers generally Tor
the following good and SUFFICIENT reasons, yiz First.
He the first to put down the price Of printing
iDk TO reasonable figure. Second. This ink eq asls,
il IL does not surpass In quality that OF any other
manufacturer, " hile hts prices are as low as any
other. Third. Mr.. Robinson s one OF the most
thaf We ever met With. Besides his newspaper Inks,
he also manufactures the most superior and desir-
able qualities Of job ink, his best qualities b~ng
exoeiied BY any other Manufactured snywaere.
From the Delaware Gazetfe.
TO PRINTkRS!-We have been using tor several
weeks a very hDe quality q Ink, from the 9rsy's
Ferry manufactOry Of y. Il. ROBINSON, which our
pressrnan says n the best for cylinder press
work that they have used Tor long time. It is
clear black, and free from all kinds Of sediment Mr.
Robinson IL O practical ink msnufscturer, liberal
and courteous In Al his business trsnsactsons, and
patronage OF all printers who desire good article &C
From the Phillipsburs, Pa, Journal.
This issue OF the journal II printed with Ink
from the Gray's Fern Printing Ink Works. Phils-
delphia, and greatly 20 satisfaction. n surpasses
any ve have heretofore used. Ii deserves the high
enconiums showered upon IL ey the press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31

CONVICTION OF THE INDIAN TERRITORY To.
BAcCo MANUFACTURERs.-Ate telegram received
at the Revenue Department this morning from
Supervisor Mcdonald, Of Ark, announces that
verdicts have been rendered for the government
against the parties recently arrested tor man
ufacturing tobacco in the Indian territory and
bringing II to market in the States without paw
ment of the internal revenue tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31

The Office of the Missouri Republican, i'm st
Louis, was burned down last Tuesday night, and
Notwithstanding the building and fixtures, with
all the material on hand, were entirely de-
stroyed, the paper made its appearance ON
Thursday morning very neatly printed, and
about two-thirds its size before the fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31

iHE PRACTICE SQUADRON from the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, consisting of the ships
Macedonian, Savannah and Dale, will sail for
ANNAPOLIS about the 10 h pro ximo with the u,i,I
shipmeh on board for the annual cruise. The
squadron will visit European waters and return
In about two months The graduating class will
be allowed 80 days leave before sailing on their
cruise. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31

BY reference to the registration proceedings
to-day it win be seen that Councilman X. j.
Beall is taking Q most disreputable part In
behalf Of the Bowen ring. The rebuke given
by the Senate to the interference of Corporat ton
employees in registration matters would shame
anybody but persons Of the stamp of VIM. A.
Cook, Himber, Beall, and I, m B.vie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31

The DISTRICT POLICE COURT BILL.-The
House Committee on the District of Columbia
agreed this morning to recommend that the
House disagree to the Senate substitute for the
House bill to establish q Police Court for the
conference be appointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31
FROM THE PACIFIC SLOPE.
Decoration Day-The Boston Excur
sf0niste The Frisco FeniauS-An I'd
ftOr Shot Through the Head-Eu
cOuragfng Emig gratiOn-Sei xure of a
Steamer-VOlcanfc EruutiOu &c


Steamer-VOlcantc Eruption, DC.
Telcoraphed Ezclusipely to The Euenino Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 31.-The decoration of
tie soldiers graves was participated in by the
Grand Army OF the Republic, federal troops,
militia aud civilians.
The Boston excurtionists arrive to-day. A
committee of Chamber of Commerce will meet
and escort the party - the -i@y- The train will
Hotel. VI ene Grand
The Fenian Council has decided not to ac-
cept any further subscriptions.
The editor of the MaZeppa, fash paper was
shot through the head to -dayon Monterey street
tor publishing scurrilous article. 1t is prob
able that he will no. die.
The owners OF large Mexican grants in North
ern California, in order to encourage emigra-
ton, have thrown 4 900 acres of land in Shasta
Valley, on the line of the California railroad
into the market at 50 per acre.
Mazatlan dates to May 18th have been re-
ceived.
Placida Vego had seized the steamer Forward.
and has now feet Of vessels equipped. 1t is
supposed that he is waiting for the rainy season
to commence operations.
The weather Is extremely warm, which is at
tributed to the influence Of the volcano, which
is still in a state Of violent eruption.
The cotton crop Is q total failure
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From Bost0n-Death Of Journalist
Fatal Accident.
felegrapksd keclUstvelv % 1As Bssaia6 &os.

BOSTON, May 3l.-A. A. wallace, q we'll
known and respected member of the press and
for several years past assistant in the Associa-
ted Press ONCE in this city, died this morning,
tired dry goods merchant, residing ct the cor
ner Of Concord and Fremont streets, was killed
yesterday afternoon, by being thrown from a
carriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-31

The PRESIDENT will leave here on wetines-
day or Thursday of next week for Pennsylvania
to visit Senator Cameron at his residence, near
Harrisburg.