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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-07

Rhode Island Gone Republicans.
% PROVIDENCE, Il. l., April 6.-The present
State officers are reelected by about 3. 400
majority, except the Lieutenant Governor.
who failed to get a majority. His election
goes to the Legislature. ess9 -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-07

Ne have received a large lot Of new type OF
the latest ssEyies kn own I'd Topographic art, and
are prepared to do all kinds OF job printing at
short notice Our terms are reasonable, ana
work sQsiayahtced. - = Assss3as
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-07
THE BRIDAL cIlAMBEk.

Essnsisg FoflssA onsas Men,
GRE 1T socIKL EYES kSD 4 BrsEs
which interfere WIN n aRRlACE. TslK s,,r,s
Of relief for the hiring and unfsrtansse s,ses.si N
debilitated Sent il sealed letter envelor ree ~
charge ADDRESS HowAhD SkE1t ~ AR, E.s, - ~
jsn1I-d&w3nt 'tFiaos1 J1fFfT ST -
issns-sss.-ei uaes tfnns ~,e.ssi
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SOLD BY AL DRUeGr.rs,


HOW LOST, How RESFOREB.
tSr PUBLsHED. NEW EDITION or DR..
cure without Medienel Of Spermatorhea or Seminal
eakness. lnFo.untary Seminal I1s<es. Isnpotshcy
rage, ETC.. also. Consumption. Epilepsy ard Fts in
aulgsnce or ssxlal extra yazance- y sgifI -.
The celebrated uthors 10 isadnirable ess-
II demonstrates from thirty years successful Drac
tee, that the alarming Of seabuss may
be radically cured without the dangerous use OF inter-
nal medicine or the app icai ofthe knife pointing
cut mode OF euc az once simple certain and eeetu
HE condition. may be- may cure himself ehesplyf pr-
fhis Lecture should be ii the hands Of every
youth and every man ia the land etsisu - 81
Sent, under seal in plain ensel0Pe, 70 any address.
Also, DR.. .CuIyerWsls = Marriage Guide, pTiee -
cents. address the Publ hers.
l - -'4t--91. 80 CHAs. J-CsKLINE &C0..i
f27 Bowery, New York, PostoliceI Box lJS6
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-07

All1old Connecticut lady whowas very
much troubled by the prospect of the in-
PRODUCTION Of gas I'M her village, and the
consequent disuseof whale oil, asked with
much earnestnesss 1" What is to become of
the poor whalesg2 ~ ~
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4 stu Awe. Wal

We are informed that James Llewellyno of the
9th civil district, vino was stabbed by Frank
Hardin, a schoolniate, was alive on yesterday,
and though his condition is critical, yet there is
bare possibility of his 'reeoyery9
Mr.. Dean, the printer who,was wounded last
week near cambridge, is in a fair way for ,re-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-07
) Jnrors, of the Criminal geurt. :.

s Fhe following gentlemen conipose the grand
and petit gurofs of the Erininsf court com.
naencing the 18th Mopday in May next;
Brandon asa al WI WIS Simpson and H aaa Nc.
Call; Sd, Thos Burkhardt; 4.h, p @ Ruther-
fords 6thI Jaincs Bright Ers 10Th, 4 d Alfred
7th, J G Mynatt; sth, + p Bell 9th, j NJ Var
iael 10Th, IS d " Lowe; -llth,.eJ.-.W-xensi
10Th, Mathew Thompson; 18th, Jordan Shaver
and II W;denes 18th, Jesse Davis and Jssse
4 Shcrrod !; Eth, Leafder Plumlss,; 18th,
Bonn Sailor; 10th. Al r Smith; 2etlf Ohm r
psrqpefi f 2lsts II sSHiS A pPqGr5fOqP1Hg fzsFz
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-07
Iarors of the Circuit Court.

Iffssfoli0wing ars'th q Jurors 0fsths Circuit
Court for the term commencing the frsstl Mon
dav in ,Juune .d4d3dff EGTTATIVZI I
1st District, ". IL Swan ID, was Hill aud p
L BLANC Sd j ] Harris 4th, j w Myastt ;
9Th, John II Mynatt 9th, j w Alfred; i7th,
Edward Hall; Sth, w B Lucy. 9th,s Ninnisn
Kirby; 18th, John Cocker; 18th. j III Nickle and
David Nelson 18th, Chas M Summers, 14th,
y s Ford 10Th, Elijah Dunn; 10th, David
Beal 18th. j M Plulnlee; 18th, ID A Matthews;
18th, A r Trotter; 10th, j II Hood DIST VIM
f. Barber -
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THE oHaANCERT; CeUairl...s: :

.ss.s5 yz--3 THE CEEsANGERHs COURT ssa
s Notice to Solicitors IN Chancerys
The following named causes are set for trial
today Yrid6iays Ithinst: .ETYFWUE
'ssI-19ss. 40 MaxweHss I III Pearne ct al !
= 2Ll94l. Hopkins, Hull & Atkinson vs. A j.
Mounteastle ct al.
21l9i2. w Foster Va Susan Eoster-.SR
.,43a9GS Bohn, Mack &iSo xsNHSthrm ct
al
5-1945. VIM j Keith VS. T NJ Anderson and
wife ct al. 1...z -4AAAd <
6-@la46f Mary e Syau2 by next friend, Jas
Henry, VS. S C.Swans et'alt SttANh0
7-1947. ] NJ Daily VS. Charles Crouch
1855. i II Preston, admir- OF ID III Cum-
aniIss vs. j y Mabry%& ArAH az Z
,sla1ia5e Charles Crench vs. j NJ Daily -
lo-19e2 Samuel I AtkinFs G Brsndcau s.
Davis. f5iU rctiii87
"a By-esdsr sf the GsHEtssw ~wgw~w 9
NO \ 6aMxI ]. s4fhksox, kk8Af. :
April 6, lo1l.sas yyEf ys-dr
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Sub.eribe for the CHNoyIcLr.
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NO. 2ss.


s rs Liver Liver s i fsasFally he aE FoEs Gar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23
GEORGETOWN,

ATTEMPT AT SUIClDE.-Mr. Cornelius A. OF
tutt, a painter, residing on Frederick street,
between I'd and 9Th streets, attempted yester-
day TO commit suicide by taking a dose OF land
AMIN. Medical aid was called in time, and
last light he Was considered out Of danger. He
is still improving this morning. He recently
lost his wife, and has seven small children
living, to take careof
RIVER NEws.-The steamer Lady of the Lake
left for NOIfolk yesterday afternoon. and the
John Gibson sailed to- day for New York. with
about two thousand barrels Of flour.
TIE CANAL is being rapidly cleaned out bv a
large force OF workmen, who have already got
a. far as High street going westward, and the
repairs to the various locks and gates are being
rapidly pushed forward.
VERY REV. Al l.j-Si CHALDANY, a mitrad
abbot OF the ~, uit!rr OF ST. Anthony of
the Desert, AM Vie general and cherepiscopus
of the archbishYp q. Aleppo (of the Maronite
catholic rite.) L. ia this city, and said mass al
Trinity Church last Sunday, when q large col
lection was taken up for the relief OF the suffer
ing widows and orphans OF the persecuted Ma
ronites, Catholic nation inhabiting the Holy
land.
AT public meeting held under the auspice.
OF the Georgetown Catholic Temperance So
ciefy on Sunday night last. in old Trinity
Church, addresses we're made by Rev. Father
Kane, Messrs. George Savage, Geo. Mari, Jno
Stake, and others, after which some forty-five
(includng eleven ladies' signed the pledge.
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Only $40!
FOR ONR OF THI BEST
SEWING MACHINES
In THE WORLD
THE AeLEAN d HOOPER
Elastic Loek.Stiteh Sewing Machine.

ElaSllC LOeh'NllstA NeWlns Macnllt.
j. ESSENTIAL, GENERAL AGENT,
no. so4 sHvtNTn STREET,
Taree Doors Ators o Strea. fe3-lm
n lind. dr saa ana al
q Attorney s' SOY rs
PROPOSALS. Fos MA 4 gs ING AND BATTING
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, i
Gala MAsbiSG TON. January ~, ls7l.f
msSi until tie st ds1 Of March next a. ., h lsock
moor f3r iusni:hng for the use OF the post oces liz
tHe 9 and dqR, from The II Of
lowing description, namely:
Circular u,,.,0s GLASS lass. No Ss al, !! ,,,..
eel one hall inch in diameter, With the name # the
blocks Of like mater ia, with sniieient thumbscrsw
'tor the same and with handles Of mahogany, Wal.
In PROPOSALS fer thi. class Of stamps, the bidder
accompanies by hour Blocks = a. m. M NJ se:
sv s.s y circle
Also; oStsson AsTkins Stamps, without the can
month and days Of the same material in iG 1eei.
Circular Marking Stamps OF iron, or other suita.
bic m:tsrial Without the cancel but similar ia all
Tor months in biocE. and single mo or v asS.
Of the same material.
Circular Marking Stamps Of boxwood or other
70 No 2st.%. e,eeIt that the type may be Of print
CLASS No. 4.
cisco, Dc OF a any other suitable style Tor foreign
fr n
III, ~" Hew York Unpaid, {" Baltimore Paid All b.
Aiso. s"s.s and oihsr 81 Stanss Cor
ssP0s1Ss Nth sta%Rs 10: l. and 3 IN Material
sH s5r ss ssss
sl a.
Also, cancels Of half inch diameter, end contain.
ing four or more parallel lises and in
III s hSi 5. en- 49, II IN. .hor,
ol <.
once according to present or future rules OF the
oasi: q Ramp. must .eeamp.ay the proposals.
Two sufscispt surstiss win Ss required to con-
oftSs fo 0Sss Dspsrmsas Al the eipsnss q tie
FrsSOssl: should 3. indes.sa on the outside Of the
snS - r 1ss
General Washington; PC. c,,swu
| United STATES PATENT 3!IICE-
Pioyidesee, Ehode islsrd. and NOSES q FAR
-, q 1osees, u ~ lrayms for the extension
:s: = :ssi e Hs e; ss s:s & Fly
Il % orderod that the testimony In the onse n.
closed on the 18TH day Of April next; that tSe AIM
Tor nling aIguDeats and the Bxaniner,s reporf h
E % ss Z. 8 e sis +; ..s @ said
Any persen nay oVDoee thi. extenston.
f.ls-tAA Acting oaSai..iss1.sU = P.s.:.,,
neu1Ll A1p aElQLl IAI1RL cur
shAvvS koA0Nenh sssDas. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23
LOCAL NEWS,
AnUskMEKIb, sc.

Sask-cI Therr<T--Mrs- II. p. BoveTs, in
s.Susrr. cT What Can't Money Do"
raHs Orsyd Hos,.-The Lingsrd's in "Dav.d
saTT,cE. &so He's LaBs.ic.'
Prof. Pra't, the Horse Tanner, 13X srd E
prsefs.
Aarhriter's Art Gallery. ass eth street.
ssTiov's Gallery OF OH Paintings, 1886 Penn
svi,sn,s ayenGe-ChErcE's picture, Niagara
Iy AeOnhght.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23
New s.3s Gold Lean.
SAFE! PROFITABLE. PERMANENT.
JAY COOKE az CO.,
oar for Sale Of Par and Accrued Interest
TIE
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

These bonds
cage on the Ksiirosd Itself, IL. roIl,n. .,ssi ~
eli equi pmenis; second, By First Morteaee n its
IT: s:Pd q isss i5ss S:s.s s.:,s: 2.
si6Sc ss%S sna s,e Ssscmina''00' Of sloo' s'"'
The Trustees under the Mortgage are Messr, JAy
Cooke, Of Philadelphia, and j. Edgar Th0mson,
C o%Ssny. u 'ns rsuh''''Anis os"'rAi ha'lr0'a
These Northern Pacific D Bond. viii 20 sli,in-s
lands st their lowest cash price
,,.Ia rSa ,neo 70 iee, seseSss thss. B.sds
see1T fess9 sSs h0iSss Sn.ss st.,-s
sife,: inere..s th.,I yearly inoOae os.-iGTf, s6s
HON To err THEm%Yorr nesIs.t n.rs 80
Bsnier viii supply tSs.e SOna. in any desired
WISHING 10 etahenss stocks o cther bonds ior these.
s as Sifnss. current price Tor AL nAhktrALr
Thcss living IN iSssiit,ss remote from Banks. may
=, MI e. a . sss Ss
%: IN. S: z
or s.ni Iss s sass q to sol this L''''
OIL, irEiais, CsIcl,sa and s. ssrolins
E EkWvhH. yoss ss5k kfcc55osLic'
sHSS "a A AZ i = ~ Aoo'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23
CITY ITEMS.

WHES YoU rrRL q cough or bronchial affec.
ton creeping on the lungs, take Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, and cure it before it becomes incura n
Bile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23
FRENCH GILT JRwELRY,
Fine knbbsr Jevelry,

I'M fsuOo9x J6V6Ify,
Oroide Jewelry,
Received 1t Prigg's Dollar Store, No. 457 Pens
sylvania avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
BLACK AND FANCY SILK vEeT, for IS and o..
Velvet vests, - and $40.
One price oaly. a.
GEO. e. HKNNING,,
EasSE ss 40 9TH street y. w. g.
" TIE eHNrLRxAN who lost his watch, which
Was JrSfhrnsd. 10 HIM BY fhs proprietor of the
OdAon Hall Clothing Store, does not come for
ward and pAy ina advertising, hie name win 10
published b the Evening sea-.
PHILIP WALLACE.
..ulHs's Arp LApm' Kid 0loves st 81 pair,
Al Sizes. a new sesortmsnt Just received ct O.
kAums Corset Fsctory: los 9TH ct.
BAEDaIssAn AooD fer isd1ss. ct the astonish.
HXHrLRR has all kinds Of Thermometers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23

A CHAPTER OF FACTS.
The simple fact Of my Low Prices lie too well
The fact Of my being able to sell so cheap lie be-
cause only buy Tor cash.
small Droht,
that my store il constantly crowded with customers
Notwithstanding the fact that every body 10 com
planning OF dull times,
allow myself to inform those who do not know Of
the fact that keep avery large and well assorted
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
one side of ny store to
DOLLAR GOODS.
viii certainly De the fsst Of your buying something,
And you will end il to De convincing fact that
you have laid out your money we'll.
The uost stubborn fact Of ell 10 that my store i.s
No. sI2 SEVENTH STREET,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
end that sien myself,
Your obediept servant,
d. 9ILvERBDR0
feHt --r
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc.

NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.
sT Z Ins XoRLDs IHAN OURS Proctor.
MOSES: TBE NAN OF GOD. Hamilton
wv i,, sEAI0E bioRr.phic.l sketch,
MY STUDY WlNDoWs. Lowell.
tn TiMES OkE is TEN. Ipgham.
TIE PARALLELS OF OUR Lord. Or. Arnst
ALLIBONEs DICTIONARY OF AUTHORS. syol
80 WM. BALLASTYNE.
felS AO2 9TH street. Intelsencer Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23

Mrs. JoHN LANE. Of Georgetown. sex,r.. m
have stated that she did not appear N the
m.sauersde ball as Page to Charles !" Is
Published, or IN any other character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23
~ THos' BOWLING. AuctiOneer,
''A sALI 81 kLAL ESTATE IN

- By virtue Of Q deed of trust, dated the 18th day
o. Deceneer. A. d ISIS, and duly recorded IN
,.na LiSsr and p No 8. folio y, etc. one o. The
THURSDAY, the asd DAY II Fesrusry, A iSi,
numbered One Hundred and six, IN Beail . addition
90 Georgetown In the District Of columbia. begin
ning 81 the southwest corner OF lot on Montgomery
street east side, aad running north twenty feat then
east sixty feet; then south twenty feet; then west
n1ty feet, to the place of beginniue being the
pfemiees conveyed O. Albert Burrel By George Bris
ooe ana wife a. per deed dated 9th September fs6s
epd recorded fnone the land records OF W Arlington
County, IN Lioer Il. NJ. H., 30. ., pp. 81, 81, end ~
Terms OF sale One third cash; balance IN ak and
WE'VE months, with notes bearing interest. ured
% deed ~ trust on the premises no 10 be paid ou
the fall OF the hamper. STAMPS and conveyspcipe
al the cost Of the purchaser
JOHN h JOHNSON, Trustee.
feli THOS. DOW Linz. Anrt'r.
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Nor rHH NAN.-It was Thomas Norfolk, and
set Thomas Nerfeet, - our types had IL, WHO
WI. fred for profanity by the Police Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23

PEor u. d. BARRxTT viii lecture on I" Law.
sI susnea ths evening At the Business Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23

An ACT for the relief of u. ". Andersen
Be tt enacted By rae Board Of Aldermen oad Boar
.! Common Cennc,tJ ihs CRY Of Washington, That
appropriated emit OF the genera fund to ensble
the Mayor to pay the said amount to d W. Ander
son for the use Of his ocs for election
same having been left out OF the bill appropriatipx
money to dsfray the expenses OF the late elestiop
Approved, February 4. Is7l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23

ZEE CoN6RrssioNALf TEMPERANCE SocIxTY
n nee ting OF this or ganizAtion vas held AZ Lin
ION n all yesterday, at which Hon. Henry will
s9h presided. Speeches we're made by Senator
WIN Hon. Emerson Walker, and Hrs Pau
I'M I'M wright DAVIS At night addresses we're
HenNeed By Senator Revels, Hon. Mr.. Law
s. ar. VIM. James w. r OF Howard Div
. Il, Nj. W. 2. Drew, Rev. Mr. Riley
nee. At jackson, and Rev Mr. Reed The
otanlons Cpl essed IN I'll the speeches - that
snonh be made on those Who Iicsnse the
nriuvi uASc rather than those who al, or
IN, ins- a osnch or this society held a ms,tins
IAst evening n Dr. SunderlAnd. chuch - a.
suee'; bon- Hr. Hill presided. Speeches IA.
In<os oy non. John Fisher, General o. n Hev
ard, Dr: Chickeinx Mr.. White, Mr.. J.rLsnr
nj noble. Mr.. yennst. Dr. AdAms DIR. Ne,
man, ana HOB M Pitbbury, Mayor Of CharIs.
Jon, D " he services were closed BY a bsns
dictlon BY the kev.pr. Sunderland.
THE THEATErs.-NS, ID p Bovers A. ~,
me nnsst actresses on the American tage, ap-
lssred isst night TO good house In Snare
VI WA Gan money do, - It's arst Der for % ancs
IN lhs city; VIII be IypsAtsd this eyenins.
10 PisygOers who Ike tie sensational drama
The Lanyard Company At " air. Omar. uous.
Just exactly adapted 90 q wna u sft 20 nsdies
With dash and spirit, AID ''DASia Esrrici - :.
played BY them, has attracted larss audisncss
every night this week. BonifAcs A. 90 "a
Gaxrick' Is . fair piece OF acting IN AZ ne.
VIII be repealed thus evening With no,her rom.
edy. and besices IIngard Will appear in hi,
specialties-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23
DENTISTRY.
EDUCATIONAL.

CLAssEs In LATIN ARE oRGANIZTNg AT
y the Washington Business College, corner 7th
Sne ,trsete ksciistions OBJ MONDAYS, wBn-
NEsDAfs ard fRIDAYs At O'Clock q N. In
struct,on given by Prof. y A. srRINsEs. A ~
Principsl II Weu End Academy. Glasses IN Greek
ceiyed. fels t-n-
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WITHOUT being invidious, where all were
beautiful, still II is meet that special mention
should be made OF the graceful figure and taste
iul costume OF Miss VI, J.. GRAY, OF Baiti-
more, at the ball al the National Theater She
wss fair as the flowers OF the morning, aniher
brilliant attire and airy grace distinguished
her, par ,1celisHce. as the belle of the ball. 8.
STRANGERS visiting Washington. and Others,
sec advertisement Of the National Real Estate
Agency. 40 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23

ceiyed fels- I'm
AZ IXPERIRNoRp TEAuHER, q ersdus,eo
the Clsesos and higher Mathematics Of reSscr stIs
rates: lounE men viii be prepared for any College
ton may be made % y. r. HILrOS, a. n " an.
lAch school buildine, BAllanfynes Bookstore, OF
corner Sth street D. and Penn. avenue. dels Am.
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An Acr .u.hsrinins the :losies Of sersnch alley in

Be macied ey tia Bodrd Of AIDE rsss aad Soars
Jus ice .. j. Field, Of us supren,e Court Of the
United States, be- and hersSy, authorized 10 en-.
as interects lot No. Il. in sad square he being the
owner Of AL the ground bordering the said branch
OF the eaid alley.
SIC 2. AID b. 81 gWsAer eadcssd. That Justic.
Field be, and IL hereby, also authorized to erect Q
frame structure about twelve feet square, sdacent
TO near his dwelling house or its appur,snauces
oeeupytns lots and l5, and parts Of lots Is and Ie
in the above m@ntioned square
Approved. February 4 ls-l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23

DevnLS A1p ek1QAl 1Al1RL Gun =
seoss leOO koaA0lyonh sv0Dao. SSS.S
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l0fFICiALJ
CITY ORDINANCES.
Laws Passed by the 6ixty-eiehth Council
Of the City Of Washington.

An Acr a prc.ide for the payment Of interest on
the ssven-Is. 10y eeitlneefee o. the ee<eor.tion.
Of tommoa CsssesI az ms DIV IL Hasatssses, that
the sum Of twenty ne thousand zine hunered doi
able out OF the general fund.- enable the Asysr to
pey the semi annual interest on the sever thirty
certificates OF this or poratioa which inter est viii
Be due and yabie II and after the thrtAtb DAY
Of Issuary, ISL, ,.,v.sved, JspusIy s., Is7l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23

An Acf to provide fore the payment OF PRINCIPAL
and interest due on certain bonds Of the
and Washington Railroad Ccm pany z u IT anteed by
the corporation OF Washing ton.
Sc az tsaesd ty the Board Of Aldermen and Board
OF Common (bsRcil Of Tie Ctiy Of Vaccination. That
the May or be, and is hereby, directed to pay t.
James c. MGGuire the amount Of principal and in
terest due and unpaid Oh certain bopds Of the Wash
inRton and Alex andria Railroad Company guaran-
teed by the corporation under act OF Februsry :,
1855, and TO enable him TO make said payment A
sufficient sunAbe, and 10 hereby, Appropriated ont Of
the general fund. tApproy ed, Feb ruary 4. ISL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23

BowRN BIGAMY CASE No. I'm the Police
Court, Judge Smell, to day, in the case Of Hon.
{. z. Bowen, charged BY Mrs. Frances Hicks
with bigany, District Attorney Harrington
came into court and stated that the preliminary
examination had been waived nv Mr.. Bowen,
and the case will now go to the grand jurv.
Messrs. Riddle and Merrick are on his bail
bond for appearance to answer the charge IN
the sum OF : 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23

An ACT for the relief OF Joseph Osman
IS, az enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Cornell Of the Cttp Of Washiaefon Thai
the sum Of eleven dollars and eighty two cents
be, and the same 10 hereby appropriated cut of the
gurd of the Second Ward, to enable the Mayor 10
refund to Joseph Osn an the said amount for taX
paid sewer which d id not belong TO him
Approved, February 4, ISL.
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D. III q
were exhibited; some OF them appeared 70 have
been nattened.l The contents Of the abdomen
showed the bladder WAS riddled by from 20 to 70
shot. Nearly the whole length OF the small in
Was hemorrhage. resulting from gunshof wound
in the abdomen. Death would DO causad nv
such wound in from ten minutes 20 two hours.
There were upwards OF two quarts OF blood in
the abdomen, the hemorrhAge being morn in
ternal than external.
Dr.. Jeeoo @. Souover eorobAted the above
James before be died, testified that he. with
DIR. Garrett examined the wound, and con-
GUIDED that the wounded man would live but a
short time, - he appeared to be dying from
internal heAmorhAse; lett him entirely uncon-
scioue. Did not Distinguish any words except
Dennis, (which 10 understood va. the name or
. particular friend OF his
Bssjamtn Scott sworn.-Witness lives in Rich
mond, Va, arrived here on Tuesday morning
on . visit. witnessed the shooting above the
National Thester a few minutes past ten last
night. Had been in the theater, and on return
Ing heard some one cay ''fs that you SONNY -
and the reply was made Yes" and the frst
one SAID "all right aud turned OF. The
one tnas wss shot Was nearest the build
Saw ths arm nae ., s Ssss " Mss near The curb
gun; the shooter walked OF a few steps, but
kept facing the man he shot witness described
Isd = ss Ss parties at the tine the
one in the door way shouted, stop that man he
has killed man." Saw the policSaan RIM
up and catch him; Recognized Bolster q the
man who ran by hts face being bruised and
bloody. He was the man nearest to witness.
and the fash vas immediately in front OF him
AZ the tine, and the party had round ton hat
on fsame style ss 6olster's-) When the Soiice
got up TO the man running, and cried halt, ,
the man said, "take me-" Some one said he
shot the man with gun, and the policeman
asked where il was, when Bolster said, enc YER
mind, Its all right" James Green Was identi.
Ned by witness a. the man vho made the remar X
that the shooting was done with . gun. =.
ye1ss Greeh--Witnoss resides e house No.
l43 Z street, and saw the shooting. He Va
TALKING % James ~ the door Of that house
absGt19 O'Clock, when Bolster came from The