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The Cubau War.

HAVANA, April GA correspondent at Sancti
Spiritus says there are more insNrRent hands in
that district than at the beginning Of the insur-
rection. The majority have evaded this iuris-
diction from Camaguay and DESTROYED much
valuable property. Valmaseda, since his ART
val, has given them pursuit, and has ordered
the execution OF persons accused of aiding or
abetting the insurgents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-26

THE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan to-day
were $3.50 600.
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EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvgNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s3Is,5456.
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A Wife Murders Her Husbona and
Kills n ePself

SAH FRAECIsCo, April 25.-John G. Rent
schler. saloon keeper at Grass valley, and
his vile were both found dead In . room adjoin-
ing the saloon this q. N. The woman had shot
her husband dead, and then severed both her
arms to the bone with knife, and bled to death
They had not lived happily together.
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AND YET YOU ARE HOT HAPPY.

AND YET YOU ARE lot HAPPY.
l allow myself to call your especial attention to
NEW GOODS,
jTst received; shish; IN point q QUALITY ans
FOkE OFFERED:
SEASIDE LAWN HATS, in white. bun, green,
oue' pink, ana black, worth fully 81, at 81 each.
BUFF PABAsOLs, large size, lined with pink
blue. green, and cherry; hne carved handles and
brass sticks; We give away at 81,
without doubt the best LADIES HEMsTITOH-
ED LINEN kERCHIEFs ever onsred four
Tor Sl'woTth double the money.
L tSi.ser Hs SHPy e those FINE aEMMEp
July ~ cents, three for 81.
GENTS sUPERFINE UOLOREp BORDER
LINEN HAhDkEkChIEFS, worth IS cents, two
Tor 81
GENTS, HEMsTITCHEp LINEN HAND
placed.
Arot he supply Of those FINE LINEN CUFFS
four Collars for 81.
NEW STYLES OF REAL LACE COLLARS. IN
Oluny, Maltese, Yslenciennes, and English IhIelo
at 81 each.
LATEST STYLES OF LADIES BOWS, VIII
are much admired, at 81 each.
Anakber large lot Of those large punches Of NJ
TuRAL CURLs, at 81 each.
LADIES' AND GENTS HOSIERY form. still ,
chief attraction. and We continue To sell them
our old nsure-four, three, and two pairs for >
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Dfsafllery Burued .

ST. LOUIS, April 25.-The large distillery O
Matson, Anderson & Co., at Louisiana, Mo.
was burned last Saturday. Ii had Just bee,
built. at a cost OF s4i 900, and was in operatio
only two days. 1t was insured for 80, 500 b
Missouri and Ohio companies. The fire is sup
posed TO have been the work of an incendiary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-26

CRIRP JUSTICE CHASE, whose health is still
improving, will remain here about week after
the adjournment of the Supreme Court, when
he will either visit the Bethesda Springs in Wis
consin, or join Mrs. Hoyt in Europe. The Chief
Justice is now able to take a long walk daily,
and to devote many hours each day to his duties
and his books.
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4 GOOD Law with a aoaa Proxiso

Boston, April &c The bill before the Legi
lature authorizing railroad employees to act a
police officers has passed with an amendme'
rendering the railroad companies liable &
damages when such officers exceed their lawfu
prerOgatiyes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-26

The Hub wants the High COmmis
sion, bat Can't Get 'em
BoeroN, April 26-Judge Hoar has extended
mission to visit Boston before Returning 70
England, but they are compelled 10 decline for
want Of tune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-26

splSu Near Peunsylvanis ayenue
INIHE sUfREME OOUKT OF THE DIsTKIC 7
Aaailla Hall complain ant,
VIM Taylor e, al heir. q, law of soSi,y Boz Boz
On motion q the co Complainant, By Mr.. wu y.
Miller, his solicitor, il Is ordered that the defend
ant cause bis appearance 70 be entered herein on
or before the rs rule day occurring forty days
in case Of default.
True eopy."Ter R J. aEIas. 6lsrf. abb l s.sw
THIs is 10 GIVE NOII0., That the subser1ber.
Il have ebtsined from he <nprsns Cont Of TIE
JOSHUA WHITNEY late Of Washington county,
d. O., deceased. An persons having claims against
the sad decsssed are hereby yarned to exhibit
seribers on os Before the llth day Of April next;
ssneh, q The ,.id estate; Given under our hand
''' " BaTsARD Il. WARMER,
MARfIN n. ROHRER,
ap y laws. Executors.
NOTICE OF REMOvAL
bxRLows sALLsRIY' OF OIL PAINTINGS
No. laas PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
..' .a'. '..i ss%siSstrrLD, Oon'.ssien.r. -,
NARBLE MONUMENrS.
MARBLE AND SLATE hASTLEs.
am now seliing. ct reduced prices. for cash, At
my n srble Works. north @ street and Hew YORK
avenue, near the Treasury D-esrtment
myI1-Iy WE. RUTHERFORD.
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1871 IS7
SPRING STYLES
a STR AUS

POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
lOll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 10th and llth streets.
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Aud yet you are not happy Bat you Oug ut 10
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THE directors of the National junction Rail
way held meeting last evening at the resi-
dence OF Governor Cooke and made preliminary
arrangements for the immediate commencement
of work on the road 1t is likely that the route
through Georgetown, entering by Olive and
leaving by Prospect streets, through a tunnel,
will be adopted.
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ALL PARTIES IEDEBTED TO II HAVE
N or HAYES q co. are hereby notified that
payment must be nsde 90 during this rnonfh.
otherwise their accounts will be placed in the Ia
II al ef5cer fer collection.
. J. A RUFF
Assignee OF b Hayes and b Hayes kCo
April ", k5I-eotmyl kep.&ChI0n1
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Ddaiel jackson, (colored,l sworn:-witness wa
at welch's, on the I'D Of February. MOrtime
handed gun 20 witness, after the shooting, 4
front OF Reddy welchs restaurant, near "a
hours Of 10 or IL O'Clock p. m. Identities th
gun. Had been drinking; was vomiting on u
standin g on tiptoe. When Mortimer gave th
gun TO witness he said, Hand IL in there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-26

PROPOSED TESTIMONIAL TO BARON GRRorr.
The proposed departure Of Baron de Gerolt
causes much regret among his numerous friends,
who intend to commemorate the esteem enter
tanned for him by presenting him a piece or
service of plate as lasting testimonial. Messrs.
w. w. Corcoran, 8. Hooper and Jos. G. CT.
Kennedy, the committee formed for this pur-
pose, have addressed a letter to his large circle
OF friends, inviting subscriptions.
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NAVY YARD MATTBRs-Tls Arctic Expesi-
tios- DsscAarees Of Woykmea-Ths steamer Per-
twinkle was launched yesterday from the marine
and she will be ready In about three months for
service In the perilous expedition which, under
Capt Hall, the explorer, VIII attempt e md
Of appropristion the galley shop, department OF
equipaRe and recruiting, Wa closed Yesterday.
and all the hands. about thirty In number, vere
furlouehed. In the blacksmith shop about one
half the force vas discharged. The men in the
yards And docks department are sall WORKING
on half time.
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ESoUTHKRS CLAIMS CoMMIssIoN-The claims
OF Mary c. Lane, of Vermont, for cotton taken
on the Yazoo river for hospital uses; of Jas NJ
Walker, of the Quaker settlement in London
county, Va, and the family OF Mrs. HAYS, or
Halls HILL, Va, for timber, fencing, and farm
produce used by the army Of the United States
were under examination by the Southern
Claims Commission TODAY.
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Y. NJ. &. A. INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
Breel Jast Meeting Of tks AtntsieTs.-By invitation
OF the ofncers OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, some twenty-nv pastors of
churches OF our city met n the National hotel
at half past nine this morning, and after par
taking OF a sumptuous breakfast rendered them
by the propristors Of the National, srRanised
by the election Of DIR. Parker, of the Calvary
Baptist Church, as chairman, snd proceeded 10
consider what action ought 20 Be taken BY the
national Convention 70 assemble here the 24th
Of May.
Strong action was taken 70 induce our citizens
TO open their houses TO the thousand delegates
expected Resolutions were also adopted 20
hold union prayer meetings for ten DAYS before
the assembling Of the convention, commencing
with . twelve hours' meeting q Itpcoln Hail.
air religious services ct various prominent
points IN the CITY during the ten days.
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GENERAL SPINNER was not again taken
seriously ill, as stated in morning paper. He
went fishing on Saturday last and caught
severe cold, which brought on a chill Yesterday.
He was out to-day, however, and will leave here
on Monday evening next for New York, from
whence, accompanied by his daughter he will
sail for Europe in the steamer which leaves
that port one week from to- day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

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sisi. nsnsly, ihsi ils GFssrT BAKER is
ihs hssi Fsuily SssiIs Naehiss, sAi ne
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GENERAL SOUTHERN hhfuI
lSs caHal SiHesii ass Orleans
Anaihsr large lai n thFss Mathilss las.
Tsssissi All fsT sale b. -
KRAI0N 4 JOHNSON
Ori, IS 'Il-hST-lyl AssAis, Dallas IsIas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
Let us make q City!

The people of Dallas have. now the ep-
portunity of making City in reality as
we'll a, name, if they will pursue Wise
course. Public improvements should be
inaugurated at once-a city Market and
Hall should be built Immediately -msans
raised for providing the City with neces-
sary fire engines, &c.-a commodous City
Cemetery shonld be,purchased and clOsed,
and every street in the city should be
cleaned ont and graded-nll this can be
dune within the next six months and not
cost the present population more than n few
dollars This is the way young cities are
built up--Dallas has it in her power TO do
it now and if she seizes the opportunity she
will in short time have ten thousand pop.
ulation, and taxable property worth ten
lines what she has to-day. &c to work.
Public improvements should be the watch
word
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
The Great Pictorial Annual.

Ho,tsitrr's Uniisd State. Almsnse hr 1874. far
distribution, yrai,. throughout the United siAis'
aud all civilized 'ouniricssf the Western iemi'
phsrr. wilt 10 Published about the hrsi oiJAnnsry
In the English, drfmsn, French, Norwegian, Welsh
swedih, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish lansus'
sc. aud all ~ho wish to understand tho true phi"'
ophy sheath should read aud puudeT the valuable
suggestion. Il contains, In addition 10 an Adhira'
bic medical treatise On the causes, prevention aud
cure Of u great variety Of diseases. It embraces =
large am luHt Of information interesting to tho mrr
chant, the mechanic. the miner, tim farmer, ih'
painter aud professional mani aud the calculation
have been made Tor such meIidian' and laiinus u,
are most suitable ior = 'orTrct aud comprehensive
NATIONAL CALENDAR.
The nature, usrs, aud extraordinary sanitary, Of
ircis OF Iiusrtirrs Stomach Biicrs the staple tonic
aud Alternative Of mole thHu half the Christian
world are mlly srt Mrlh IL its pages which are al
60 inter-p-rscd with pictorial illustrations, valuable
recipes for the household and farm, humorous Antc
dDtcs aud other instructiy. aud Hmusing reading
matter, Original and selected. Among the hhnli'
ais to APPEAR with the opening Of The year. this vii
10 one vi the most useful, anu may be had for The dsE
M The prUlriciors, Mcs-rS. liustcttcr A smith
Pittsburgh, Pa, IN ,cc!pt Oiatwo cent stamp, VII
forward copy 10y NAL 10 any person VIII cahh"'
prncure one IN his ncighbOi hood. The Bittrrs aft
sold In every city town AID village. and ARE eSten
siycly used throughout the entire civilized wofh.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

WuatAs rE.r -. '-osT isssssash,
Cta, ". n, Gss'sa, he ia'' s'sTs''
frsu . deer hest ia ih' ssss'is' u As-i
nsu aui IissisrssS, IAs FsT'l sss''''si
u ser, ga aai yssss, sTiFF'sl al 'esAi'
sn4 he iius seasaasi ~ss sesa' '~s
ssls hsa Dallas, iHsialiAg 'Ss sssaas'
sLirh srTs as,asi days u Fss' ias r.
sal, uas, Isi deer, Killed ADD ssfuErs-
hoo usny we're ssuSasd sni h'si 10 raa
sualhsT day, Ne are Rs' 'eli' 40 'h''
throws The LsHwrs u Mckinney, csTs''
saaa aEi Marshall soHIls'sly in 'hs shade
,Lsy nus, all sake sHs'hsr sa'r' o. &c
LHowleiFs ,lsmssiVss dad h'a',- "aly
ls4liatws sssss, wiih prayers ssa ~si'
i,s,ious sn he sstbaiLi hillyea siss Il
up, srnilsmsn hunlsTs or slsaA sai scar
ioub,s baTrsls aHi iry sgsiH' What ssy
ysus Oaiy lSil
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

PERsoyAh.--we have been favored thi,
week by meeting quite a number of old
friends and acquaintances who have been
visiting our city on business.
Among them we were glad 10 greet Hugh
Hnynie Of Austin, the travelling agent Of
the large New, York House of Melus, Trask
and Ripley. Hugh is well known to our
people and they are always glad to see hi,
handsome genial face. 1t was through his
fundamentally that New York merchants
presented to the new Episcopal Church OF
this city its fine bell A long life to Hugh
Haynie and joyous one.
Another is an old Mississippi friend, Mr..
John NJ. Putnum, now of Nav Orleans OF
the House of Block, Brittin & Co., who is
on tour of observation and acquaintance
making in the future interest of that SUBJ
staniialapd enterprising firm. We recon-
mend him fully 10 all our friends from a
more than twenty years acquaintance.
Still another is Mr.. Geo. VI. Decherd OF
the well known New York firm Of Clark.
Bro hers. Mr.. Dechards Texas home il
= Bastrop and he is well and most favora.
bly, known throughout the State as we'll as
the large and reliable house he represents
This is one Of the liberal New York firms,
which contributed fly dollar. t9Fards
purchasing the fine bell, alluded 70 in an
OTTER place. We commend Mr. DecbArd
IL
warmly to all our rraaer, a. well as bust.
ness men.
Lastly our well known former towns
nsn, Capt. J. s. Leonard, Of the firm Of
Adams & LeOnsri Of CorsicanA, has beer
in our city, purchasing real estate, as w
understand, to considerable amount
When the railroad reaches Dallas, we be
lisre the firm intend removing here.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

G&s' We learn that the dwelling house o
Mrs Fisher of Scyenc was burned to the
ground on Tuesday morning last about 4
O'Clock A, NJ. 1t has not been inhabited for
scme months, Mrs Fisher at present living
in this city. There is no doubt it was the
work Of an incendiary. Within the last
year several attempls have been made to
burn houses in that vicinity, one of them
succeeding about three months ago, when
the dwelling of Mr.. Russell was consumed.
1t is time these inceadlaries were looked
after.
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GRAND RAILROAD RECEPTION -
Under the auspices of the c. d. c.
Cub, will be given a grand ball in
commemoration ofthe advent of the
Air Line Railroad, on the 29th INST,
at the Capitol. The Hall of Repre-
sentatives will be used for dancing
while an elegant and costly supper
Will be served in the Senate Cham
Der. Several hundred dollars have
already been subscribed by our citi-
zens in aid Of this popular enter
prise. Invitations will be forwarded
TO leading citizens in San Antonio,
Houston, Galveston and other cities
and il is the intention Of the mana
gers TO make this ball the most at
tractive and successful festivity ol
the season -Sfdfs formal, Decem
Der 10. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

DALLAS s. WICHITA EAtLRoAD.-It will
be seen by the notice. which wePuhiish
elsewhere, that the Company for this rail
road was regularly organized in this city
under the terms Of the Charter on We'd
nesday last. Five directors was chosen
and a President, Vice President, Treasn
rer and Secretary elected. See notice for
names. This looks like business. The road
will run through on important section OF
country, extending to the rich mineral re-
zion of Texas. 1t will make nm admirable
feeder for the great Central and will
doubtless attract its attention. We wish
it much success.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

Tns BRIDGn.-All the iron work OF the
Dallas Bridge was at New CLEANS on We'd
nesday last, and was then being trans
ferred to a steamer for Galveston, which
place 1t was expected to reach by Monday
last. This we learn from telegram from
Capt. Geo. NJ. Swink to DR.. J. W. Crow
dus, President of the company. The piers
are now CON pleled and ready for the iron
sDans
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my We acknowledge the pleasure Of :

pds- We acknowledge the pleasure OF =
call from Mr.. c. NJ. Velssy, tie popular
representative Of tho great New YORK
House Of Gibbs, Burk & Co. Man"'"0'"''
ar, Of Stoves Portable Raages, .fHrn"es''
Heaters SO. Sc. 2Os Water ST. We are
plessed further TO note the gra'ein' TACT
that this snterprisiug aud liberal house
has donated two fine stoves Tor tue use "
the New Episcopal Church f'h'' ely
Our New York friends are do'ns very
Handsomely, we must say. fir'I'h'y give
ms, nice bell to call sll our people to pray
srs, and then provide fine stoves 10 keep
them warm and comfortable. Many ihanAs
10 Mr. vslsey and the first class hrm ne
represents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
nss Our thanks are due CAPT. Bow

ses Our thanks are due Capt. Bower
and Judge Cullen for late papers from
Austin and Galveston. Que friend Bower
was admitted to practice in the Supreme
Court of the Slp,c while at Austin. He is
young man of much promise and
we congratulate him on his s,endy advance
in the noble profession he has chosen and
bids fair to adorn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

VIM siasI iro' s Co. Head isEas Tea,
,r,l RsilTaad. Ous RpmfTpat hlssts 80
n.,,an,. are hereby ihfarafi, ia. hs''
ub.1sndins our almost iTTePaTAels Ices
!. I'M, ts.ih o. cur MT, Nirgiaias hiesA'
tAs basinsss will be een'lhasl 49, -
..ms FRA NAms aHi style shl ss.sts
by strict sdhsTAnes 10 these ns.
Of uprifhiAsss aud fair asaNns 'a.' ~ M.
ever characterized the hsa's uaes s,, 80 :
HAD snd just standardization, 20 ss, ~. ,
soaIiau.hss Of The large is'Iehss' ''A'
h., been bestowed upon the ieass,
ss viii keep sshslAnlly on hanl , 60,
pi.,s aud heavy stock ofslapls aha tss.,
Sroesri.s, which will be sold a'le~ ss me- iN
ar he soid. AM ash is 10 gave US
srial. A.. ,0-, IaIma
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rRnnINnlIN.

eTHFR sAEtnk
Nss Yeas, RpG u, 1914,
G0LR-ima "a loss. csFIss, ansriiisA' liiana''
Nav 0slEAss, Doc ", tAil,
G0Ln-ians.i GsFssS, active sss'l sIaihaIts ~ ,
6ls'. NJ. nsildiiHs, ~ .els'si hiaa'he' iss.e
ilorsgaS, ner, y, 1874,
UDLn-ilag csTEps, laaoisiisss ~ .ein.i eidln.'
~, iigaiSl sod sTiinaTg, ~ T. ia's 80 mll,
nlsdan, - q nc,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
"DalIas l. wichita Railroad
Company"

A meeting of The Corporators Of this
Company, met At tho Office Of "IIawkins s
Cullen" In the city of Dallas, on wednes'
day evening Dec. 18th, 1871, for the pnr-
pose Of organizing the Company under the
Charter OF said Company and electing the
proper officers, when Judge E. W. Cullen
read the Charter and moved that the Cor
porators in said Charter proceed to elec'
five Directors, as provided for in said Char
ter; whcreupon the following Corporators
were elected Directors of said Company to-
wit: Z. W. Cullen, W. J. CLARK. Henry
Ervay, J. A. Hawkins & g C. Brainarj
and on motion of Henry Ervay, seconded
by J. W. Haynes, +. Y. Cullen was elected
President Of said Company, and on motion
Of the President, Z. W. Cullen, W. j. Clari
was elected Yice President, & John ii
Bryan was elected Treasurer Of said Com.
paay, 4 VI. Cullen Secretary.
The Company being organized they nd
jourbed to meet on the first Monday il
January next.
E. W. CULLEN Pres't
ID. & W. r. II. Co.
Cr~rr
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MARRIED.

Ads rfsiifast u a. tfitss isihff q
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m The following ate the Oiiissrs elect Of
Tsapshll Lodge, No, 80, Tor the ensuing
Masonic year.
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CmRlsrMAs!-A week from next Monday
this grand holiday will be upon us, and the
little folks are already re- oicing in an'ci-
patton of "goodes" and SIGH like. In our
advertising columns to-day will be found
the notice of our young friend G. X. Baird
ON Jefferson street, WHO says that he has
on hand any amount of Chrstmast tricks
and invites . call-Confections, fruits, hre
works etc, etc. Give him call.