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TPUBLIc-No. IS 4

mechanics, liens on buildings in the District of
Columbia" 'o' VI
Be ffenocted by the Senate and House or Repyessa-
t0ttreS V the UHtted States Of America In (onsrssS
dSSemoLsd, That any sub contractor, journeyman,
or laborer employed In the construction or renair
ing OF any building, or in furnishing any materials
or maehinery for The same, giye any time the
owner thereof notice in writing, partic setting
forth the amount Of his claim and the service rem.
dered for which his employer is indebted to him
and that ne holds the owner responsible for the
same, and the owner of the building shall be liable
for such claim, but not TO exceed the amount due
from him 20 the employer at the time OF notice or
subsequently, which may be recovered in an ac-
ton. - ~
SEC. 2. And be IL further ENACTED, That whanevsr
any sub contractor. JOurneyman, or laborer shall
recover any such claim from the owner OF the build
action brought against him by the person who
otherwise would be entitled to recover the same
under the contract. lApproyed, May 6, $50.
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s0At Chestertown, Nd, (the home of United
States Senator Vickersl, an election took place
ored citizens voted, and the result was the
triumph Of the Republican ticket by an average
majority of TWENTY-FIVE votes. The Baltimore
American says Daylight is dawning on the
Eastern Shore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

RRGATTA FOR ALL NATIoNs.-A regatta for
yachts OF all nations will take place in England
on the I'D of June, for the Prince of Wales
prize cup. The yachts are TO start from Cowes
at O'Clock in the morning, sail to the west
ward, pass through the Needles to Portland.
where they will round the Shambles and return
back of the Isle of Wight and outside Nab light
shin TO Ryde pier
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From Observation-Disclosures Valua.
tfOn-DecOrati0n Day.
fele9yapAed ksclsstpeIy to fAe kpenina &ag.

CINCINNATI, o., May 2S.-The reports of the
various auditors Of counties through which the
Atlantic and Great Western railroad passes
have valued the property Of that corporation
subject to taxation at a, ,f70,O00 an increase of
5000 600 during the past year. sA
Gen. Sherman viii certainly be present at the
tional Soldiers Home at Dayton, o., on Monday
next. - : Il
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Convention Of Indiana Editors an
Publishers.
IefH0p001Ad knclssiUelu a 31s E1en{n0 Cfdr

IEDIANAPoLIs, May 2s.-The annual conven-
ton Of State editors and publishers association
met In this city yesterday. A resolution wa
adopted TO the effect that our Senators ar
Representatives in Congress be requested to us
their influence to secure reduction of the dut =
On printing paper to ten per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

INDICTMENTS FOR MURDER In BALTIMORE
Yesterday the Grand Jury of the Criminal
Court Of Baltimore found an Indictment of
the charge of killing william Young, colored,
and also against Mrs. Catharine Marsh, for the
murder of her four Oh ildren.
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woman Suffrage I'm st. Louis.
TelearopAed Esclusiuely 70 1Ae kuenina 6tar.

ST. LOUIS, May 2S-Last night st. Louis
County Woman's Suffrage Association, to be
auxiliary to the State association, was organized
here. Mr.. Crow was elected president; the
other officers include both sexes. An executive
with the officers, embrace some of the mos
prominent citizens of st. Louis. The constitu-
ton was adopted, and the association will i'm
mediately enter in an active canvass of the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

TIE CITIZENS REFORM ASSOCIATION will pay
reward Of SIS for the detection of any person
who may attempt to reg ister or vote Illegally.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WINES AND LIQUORs.

IlIQUORS,
"a I.JULIEN CLARET, 93 per dog, 80 per cask
GERAAN NWISES.-W achenheimer, So per dez:
Deidesheimtr, 81 per doz
sherry Wine, from 50 to ss per gallon.
Port W Inc, from 81 20 to IS per gallon.
BRANDiES.-Otard, Dupuy 20. Cognas Ma
per gallon; Hennessey Cognae, SO per gallon; Pei
ieSoisin EoeheIle Brandy; 3 per gallon.
Seltzer, - per dozen.
CHARLES GAUTIER,
1917 and 1919 Pennsylvania ave.,
Importer Of Wines and Liquors. and prpprietO. of
tso celebrated NATIVE WINE BITTERS.
my3-H
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS.
The Boat Race az Annapolis-The MID
shfpmem Win.

Special TO the EvenisJ Star.
ANNAPoLIs, ND. May 2s.-The four-oared
shell race between the Quaker City Club of
Philadelphia and the midshipmen OF the Naval
Academy took place in the Severn river this
morning. 1t was a three-mile race I'm four-oared
out rigged shells, pulled without coxswains.
The midshipmen won. Time: Midshipmen,
2O.25; Quaker City, 205sX. Distance run: long
miles.
[By ssociated Press.1
ANNAPOLIS, MD, May 2s.-The race to-day
resulted as follows: Midshipmen, 20 minutes, 25
seconds; Quaker City, 2s minutes, ssh seconds.
The race was pulled with an east wind, rain.
and rough water.
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IPUBIIC-No 30 I

An AcT to amend an act entitled IAN act TO ipcor.
porate the freedman's Savings and Trust Com
pany: approved March third, eighteen hundred
and sixty hve.
Be II tnacted By the Senate and House Of Rspr,ss,
tofires 0 ths Uatted States Of Amsrtca IN (oHgTsss
aSsshHbisd That the fifth section of the act ntited
= An act 10 incorporate the Freedman's Savings and
Trust Company approved March third eje ehtasn
hundred and sixty i've, be- and the same Is hereby.
emenaed by adding thereto at the end thereof the
words following: And to the extent of one hslf r.,
bonds SI notes secured by mortgage ON real estate
n double the value OF the loan; and the Corporation
real estate DOW owned BY Il in the city Of Xasbng
,on 20 VII the west half OF lot number three ali Of
number .ieht IN square number two hundred and
plats or plan OF said city: Prorided That aid ina
poraton shall not use the principal Of any deposits
msde with It Tor the purpose OF such i'm prov enent
eEc. 2. Aad Be n further enacted That Copgrs...
shall have the right to alter repeal this amend
nent at any time. tApproyed May 6, Is50'
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An OFFICIAL DISPATCH received at the Navy
Department from Commander W. +. Truxton
commanding United States steamer jamestown
announces that he arrived at Honolulu, Sand
wich Islands, on the 9th of March, 16 days from
San Francisco.
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Bridge Burned.

Teleraphed Ezslusively TO the Evening star.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 2s.-The bridge over
and st. Louis railroad, was burned last night NJ
Y O'Clock. 1t wiz be rebuilt Immediately,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

VICE PRESIDENT COLFAx announced to the
Senate to-day that he would be absent mex
week, and on motion of Mr.. Sumner, Hon. II
b. Anthony, of X. l., was chosen President oI
the Senate PRO tenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

THE EXAMINATIONS Of the Naval Cadets at
Annapolis will conclude about the 9Th to sth of
June.
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INCREASE oFfRKvENUE IN VIRGINIA.-Super-
visor Presbury reports that all but one district
in Virginia have returned their lists of assess
ments, and there is shown an increase Of 25X pei
cent. over last year.
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Az ACT 10 authorize the Burling gton and Missouri
River Railroad Com pany, its assigns 10 chas oe
the established line OF said road in the State of
Nebraska. ~ Vi
Be AZ enacted by the Senate and House of Repys,sa.
tdftreS Of the Unitsd States Of America an CarrSS,
assSnotsd, That the Burlington and Missouri River
Railroad Company, or its assigns, in the State of
Nebraska, may so far change the location Of thai
portion Of its Ene that lies west Of the city Of Lin
eOln, In said State. shown by the map thereof now
on file in the General Land Office Of the United
states SO as to secure better and more practicable
route, and to connect with the onion Pacific Rail
road ct or near the Fort kearney reseryation sajd
new line TO &c located within the limits of the land
grant made by the United States to aid In its Con-
strucion: Pycrtdsd hOtcerer, That said line shall
not be located farther. south than the sol thero
boundary line Of township number seven jn said
Stale, and said change shall not impair the rights
20 nsr change the location OF the said land grant
anq the sad company, or Its assigns receive no
derent or other greater quantity Of land than IN
tins act had not passed, and no change had been
made IN the located line of said railroad
Approved, May 8, 1879
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TEE PRKsIDESc did not receive any visitors
to-day except the Secretaries Of State and War
and Postmaster General, whe had long inter
views with him.
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UpURIIC-N0 H1


az Acr 10 amend an act entitled IAN act proylne
LOT the taking OF the seventh aud subsequent CEN
suses OF the CniIed states, and to fix the number
and TO provide for their future superintendent
among the several States, }" approved NAV twenty
three, eighteen hundred and fifty.
SeHtdttres Qf the United States Of America an CI
gTesS assembled That the time allowed for transmit
ting me SAID al copy Of the returns Of the assistant
nlarsbals to the Census 0ffice is hereby further
schedule numbered one, in the act Of MAY twenty
three, eighteen hundred and fifty, shall be sent 10
that nice OF or before the tenth day of Septemb n
next, and the complete returns upon all the sched-
ules annexed to and made part that act
upon the schedule therein designated As humber
two, which schedule is hereby revoked Cancelled
be forwarded 70 the Census Office before the first day
OF October following: PT0UIded, That the Secretary
OF the Interior shall be authorized to extend the
time allowed for returns the than
pear to him to be necessary PTOUtded (ar.hfT That
whenever, from the loss destruction of returns, or
with the alton, II shall be shown to be i'm
practicable TO comply with the requirements of this
to n he t q te r ntsTsT bs
population, not beyond the first day of October
next.
SIC. 2. And be u further endeled That the pen.l,v
provided in the fifteenth section of said act of Ma
twenty third, eighteen hundred and ffty shall =.
ply 10 any refusal whatever 20 answer either of tie
inquiries authorized by said act.
SIC. 4Hd be IL further enacted, That each assist
ant marshal or agent shall be paid m Ak ing ont
and returning complete copies Of the origina cfnss
returns, required in the eleventh section Of tb
act to which this is supplement, eight cents for
each page OF the two copies of the original census
returns required by the said eleventh section
SEC 4 And be q further enacted, That the oath
70 be taken by assistant marshas empIoyed to take
the census shall be the oath required by the act of
eighteen hundred and fifty, of hch ihis Is an amend
nent' lApproyed, May 6, 1870
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

GENERAL SHERIDAN expects to 60 10 Pembina
overland in q few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

REGEsrRRl REGISTER REeTsrER!-The last
chance to-day, Monday and Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

THE RIcHINGs-BEREARD 0FEPA TROUPE
commences a season Of six nights OF English
Opera, at the National Theatre on Monday
evening, with "Maritana," in which Miss EN-
ma Howson makes her debut before a Washing
ton sul e1ce. She is highly praised by our ex-
changes. Mrs. Bernard has a full troupe of
artists, an augmented chorus, and good
orchestra.
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The Harkess To-Day.
9nepked kgclasiyel1 o ne kpeaisa ~

BALTIMORE. May E-Cotton dun and nomln.r
a., Flour quiet and N improved demand; How,
go ss fsnay = " sss;5ss q SIty hs sussrsas
g; d. family, e6,Ses7: Wheat steady: II sryisaS.
ILg oern nrm; reeeipts small; white, Is
&C Rye steady az IS Pork firm al Do.
deTs- he-; hams, 2lc a23c. Lard ouiet. A ~.
Whisky frm at Si0saelo9. A@o'
BhLrIxoEE, May S.-yirsinia sizes, old, SO. bis.
bid; do. coupon old 6ex asked ~ VI
INV roAk. MAJ S:-stocks fsverfxh, Money
SssIh ~ per cent ixchsnge, long k, short l0s<
", new, esx. North osrOlinas, old, SssS new, -.
kEw loRK, May E.-Flour SC. better. Whe.f 4,
snsde nrmer and quiet. Corn Is quiet snd nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

nUIn Boeton, VIM. 8. Hill, colored. has been
sentenced to be hanged, and John Phillips, Also
eolored, to imprisonment for life for the murder
ofWm. 8. Jacobs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

THE TLATRs for the new $500 and 81 600 lega
tenders will be ready for the printers about tn,
middle of June, and wild complete the nev
series.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip

INTERNAL REvENUR-The receipts from this
source to-day were S993 ,s1s.i3.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at Second Session Of Forty.frst Congress
IPuRLlc-No. 81

IPUBLlc-No,
An AeI to cksaee the time for holding the Circuit
ard District Courts Of the United Stasss for the
District OF Wisconsin.
Be tt sHdcd by the Senate and House of Represent
dfrres of ~ Cntfed States Of Amertcs in CoasreSs
assembled, That the circuit district courts of
the United States in the district Of Wisconsin shall
g mmence at the city Of Milwaukee on the first
Eondas Of April, and on the second Monday of DC
tGner' h "a each year. and on the tsurth Monday of
June, IN eacn year, IN the city OF Madison.
SEC. And Be Il further enacted That special terms
Of said court may se ordered ani held bF the judges
OF said courts respectively at either the city OF NIT
waekee or the city OF MadisoR, business may re-
qure; and that yenire me issue for a grasd or
petit jury 10 attend any suet special term: Proc nj
hat no special term of tne circuit Sourt shall be
CARED without fhe concurrence of the circuit iHIse
SIC. 5. AnS bes. futhtr.aacfed, That ali recogni-
tanees, ndtctne1ts, writs process, and other pro
ceedings, civ y Gnd crim1al pending in eirher
OF said courts, shall be entered heard and tried at
the times for noiding said courts respectiv ely as
herein provided
SEC g. AHdos itfnrtir enacted, That this act shall
take effect and be fl fDrce from and after the first
day OF june, eighteeF hundred and seventy and ali
acts and parts OF a. Is authorizing the boiding OF
stated or special terms of either of said courts be-
and hereby are, repealed. IAppreVed, Nay 5, lS7e,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

The DRAMATIC SEASON at the National The
ater concludes this evening with a benefit to
Mrs. Germon, one OF the most worthy members
of the STOCK company Of the National Theater.
Her accomplished daughter, Miss Efiie Germon.
by the consent of Lester Wallack. makes her
first appearance In Washington since the night
Brown" in Boucicault's fine drama entitled
" The Relief Of Lucknow" ---r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

THE BILL which passed the Senate last even
ing a substitute for the House bill to establish
a police court for the District of Columbia, and
for other purposes, is the same which was in
troduced in the Senate on the 36th OF March
last by Mr.. Hamlin, the provisions of which
were published in The STAR at the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

@As the new constitution Of Illinois srtitfes
all naturalized epersonsv TO vote. the v:fn,s,.
ized women are contendi.g fos he rriyneges
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.RuRLIC-Nn hsl

ASACs 10 create additional land districts in the Tor
ritory oil Dakota, to be called the Springfield snd
Pemsins districts ~
BE q enacted ~ the Senate and ffot,ss of Reprssr.,
dhres Q me OHtted SiGtes Of ARpsssca in Cons-ess
asSes5 ed That the President of the Uu,ted states
BE- and he hereby, authorized te establish addi-
tlonai land districts In the Territory of Dakota.
Mbfcn qstrt us shall be respectively be unded fol-
lows VIZ commencing the Missouri river q Il he
lniersection OF the line betw eenr anges fty-seven
line to the Intersection of the line townships
one hundred and twenty and one hundred and TWEEN
y one north; thence west said township line 10
the west line OF the Territory thence down said line
70 the southern line OF the Territory thence east to
the place OF beginning. Said district, as above
Springfield district; and the oice of said district
shall be located at the town of Springfield,
or saeh pla ss the President shall direct
Ia the Territory OF Dakota; tnat POI tion of
the Terrltory bounded as follows viz: ttn the east
py the western boundary of the State of minnesota
on the south by the line between townships one han
uTed and twenty and one hundred and twenty-one
Borth the west by the line of the Territorv
nd on the north by the forty ninth deg of north
iitliude, which district shall be known as the Penn
bina district and the office of said district shall be
tocated az the town OF Pembina at zach place as
the President shall direct in said Territory and the
President of the United States shall have power to
change the location of said land Offices In said Ter
rlory from time to time, as the public interests may
seem 10 require.
SEC. 2. Aad be IL further enacted, That the Pre-i.
dent is hereby authorized to appoint, by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate registers aud
receivers Tor said land districts who shall be re-
CURED TO reside at the site of their respective Offices
have the same power responsibilities, and emolu-
ments, and be subject TO the and penalties
other land Offices in said Territory,
Approved, MAY 8. $50.
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REDUCTION OF FoRCR.-On account of the de-
Gre ase Of the work in the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing at the Treasury Department, the
Superintendent of the Bureau has been com
PEELED to reduce the force, and during the
month about sixty female employees have been
discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

u c. REICHENBACHss Plano Store.
f. Ne. 43 lila Street, a5e1e Penna. Avenue,
tksTABLIsHED OVER 90 YEARs1
sole agency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
o. " m q nabe a Co., Baltimore, and Wm-
MctauHlon, Albany; also, second hand &9sz9
Planes Organs and Melodeoas for sale orIIIHTV
Organ Tuning ard Repairing. ap+-ly@
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1870. PERRY DAVIS 1E
EEGETABLE pain KILLER
T1E Grenf EatntLa MsKieiHe Of me Ags.
Thirty WEARS

THlRTY YEARS
Have elapsed since the introduction OF the Pain
Killer TO the public, and yet the present te il is
more 7oPnlar and cosns Eds larger sale than ever
beft-G. Its popularity Is not confined to this coun
Try alone; all over the world its beneficial ef cts in
curing the "ills that fcsh is heir are scknOwl
edgrd and appreciated, and as PAIN KIELER its
fsnue ~ limited To 10 country, sect, nor race.
THIRTY YEARS Is certainly a hong enough time TO
prove the efficacy any medicine, and that the PAIN
kELER is deserving all its prOprfetors claim for
1t, Is amply proved b5 the unparalleled pepulariy it
las attained. Ii Ia asURE and EFFEcTIvE remedy.
Sold by all DruggiSts. fpZ7- 7-eolm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

NoMINATIoNs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate this after
noon:
Drake DeKay, of New Jersey, to be Consul at
Magdalen, Mexico.
Postmasters.-John Lingafelt, at Holidays
burg, Pennsylvania; Arpatio Il. Wilson, at
Barre, Massachusetts; Thomas Kneil, at West
field MaSsachusetfs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

FROM Shillington, odeon Building, we have
2he Ricerside Na2dxfne for June, and all the
pictorial and literary papers Of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

POLICE ITENs.-Joseph Magruder was ar
rested this morning by officer Doyle, for as
sault and battery with intent TO Kill Samuel
Simms, by striking him with a hammer on the
head, hurting him badly. He was held by jus
tce Harper for q furthe examination, -
Elkan Lion, a German, was yesterday arrest
ed by officer Seymour, for soliciting trade with
out license, and fined $50 by Justice Chase.
which he paid and was dismissed =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28
The COurfs.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge HiImphreys.-Yester-
day, inthe case of Charles Caldwell, indicted
for assault and battery, in ejecting a cOlored
man, l.. ii. Douglass, from a car, the jury were
unable to agree. In the cases Of the following
parties, indicted for keeping dsorderiy houses,
verdicts Of not guilty were entered john
McCarty, Martin Rsynor, A. Cumberland, JAS.
McCarty, James Kane, Fanny Kahse, HOratio
Bolster, John Ireland, q. BriscOe, Brook
Siackal, Dr., ID. O'Sullivan, W. Qaigley, p.
Murphy, and w. Lea This morning about 50
persons were naturanzed, and the court ad-
journed to Tuesday.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge OliH.-This morning,
in the case Of Steever agt. Plant and Riggso
acton for damages for alleged violation Of con-
tract-a verdict was found for dsfendants
Mattingly and Cox for defendants.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purceu.-The last
will and testament of Sarah Bowman was fully
proven and admitted 60 probate John W.
Slark q1alined as executor TO Mary Clark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28
eeKf0us Sheetang ARRAY I'm BichmOn. 1
1ele0rapAed Eaclxsipeln % fk kye1faa &ns.

RICHMoNp, May 3.-There was good deal
OF rowdyism last night and pistol firing. In one
OF the affrays policeman Eg2iestoB was shot and
mortally wounded, and ex-policeman Kennedy
was badly shot. It is raining here to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

PIvoT-GUN MORSE, COUNCILMAN McKNIGHr.
ET AL, AS BowENITE "WEARERs OF TIE
GRKRN."-Last night a grand demonstration OF
the Irish Republicans was 70 have been held in
the Aldermen's chamber, but instead OF tbs
regiment Of men expected, there was a very
slim attendance, including several bogus wear
ers OF the green. p. III. Donegan, the City Sur
Seyof, presided, ana councilman mcknight,
Scot by descent, was elected secretary. The
speakers were j. G. O'Connell, "JeemsS Ryan,
Piyot-gun Morse, and a man named jackson.
A long series Of whereases and resolves, 20 the
effect that Bowen is a saint and Emery the re-
verse, prepared by ''Jeems" Ryan, Ian aspirant
for Councilman,) were submitted by him, and
adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28
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