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ELECTION NEWS.
New Hampshire Republican by I 800
Majority

returns received last night from Concord and
manchester indicate the election of Straw by
l,5oO majority, and that the republicans have
secured working majority in the legislature
gained seven representatives to the legislature,
Morey, democrat, was defeated by Warren
Brown In the Portsmouth senatorial district hv
1O majority. Strawis majority in ManchesteT
Is 900. Three democratic representatives are
elected from Laconia; last year there were two
Llttieton and Lancaster show a Democrats
gain: and Lisbon q republican gain. The re-
congratuatory meetings last night.
Republican Gains In Maine
The city election in Bangor, Maine, on Mon
Gay, created a lively interest. The republicans
elected their candidate for mayor by 4l2 ma
1crlty, and carried six wards. Last wear the re-
publican candidate was elected by ONLY 20 ma
Jor1ty. Ward seven, hitherto hopelessly demo-
craac, elected republican alderman over Gen.
hooerts, late democratic candidate for Cover
nor. Inc republicans have carried every ward
IN Augusta, and reelected the Hon. ,JOSeph Il
Eyeleth mayor by 45o majority, a republican
gain Of go.
Lancaster County. Pa, for Grant and
COlfax.
In Lancaster county, Pa, Amos T. Hender-
son and John Strohm have been elected dele
gates to the National Convention; Capt GEORGE
NJ. Franklin, DR.. William Diffendorffer. WIN
MCGOWAN, ID: q. Muhlenberg, and j. 8. Strine
delegates to the state convention. The follow
ing is the vote of instructions to delegates: For
President-ColfaS, AGES; Wilson. go; Denni-
son, 40. Governor--Jordan, 3,i39; Hartranft.
659; Coleman, 16S; White, rs; Ketchum CD
Lancaster county Is the only district In the state
where The sense Of tie republican party Is taken
by direct vote.
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ANOTHER Row IN THE FRENCH Assembly
In the French Assembly yesterday victo,
ScLolcher declared that the vote to pass to tn.
order of the day on Monday was adopted unde,
circumstances which rendered it null and void
Deputy BrissoH accused NJ. Vitel, president pr,
ttm., OF gross irregularities, and charged tina
the minutes had been falsited. A scene of in
describable violence ensued and the Presiden,
was unable to bring the members 10 order and
was obliged to suspend the session for thirt,
minutes. After the recess the Ascend V, by q
large majority, passed a resolution censuriuc
Biisson for his unjust accusations and intern per
ate language.
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Dominion DOiues

n NNI a II AN y -TIW.IHlU NiN-INH.
NRw YORK. March i3.-A Quebec dispatch
states that Gel y. III. Brown, a notary, has alb
seconded with a hundred thousand dollars which
he held IN trust for clients and relatives. and
funds Of tie Stadacona Club.
THE NEW PARTY.
The governme nj il said TO he anNious as TO the
movements OF the national party. who are
siunping the dominion preparatory 20 the mex
elections. An organ OF the new party is soon
10 be started in Montreal.
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STRIKE ON A RAILRoAD.-AbOut eighty en-
ployees on the Camden and Amboy railroa,
struck yesterday on account of non-payment o
wages. The men to take their places wer,
ordered to Camden, and the strikers threatened
loudly to drive them of, butt is now under
stood that arrangements have been made to pa,
the arrearages.
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PRISON REFoRN.-The Boston Adrerf;sp
urges an early and entire reform of the prisol
system OF Massachusetts, so that seclusion ans
punishment shall be subordinate objects, an,
the reformation of the convict the primary pur
pose of every prison officer. Ii wishes, espe
cially, reform in the classification OF prisoners
and the introduction of useful employment An,
education
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BAD FOE BAzAINE.-The delegates frnmNetZ
who have been in attendance on the Commission
on Capituiatiop, in a letter TO the Republique
francaise, announce that the commission has
concluded the taking OF testimony in regard 10
the surrender Of Metz and evidence is strongly
against Marshal BaZaine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

The PURE MILK ASSOCIATION in Boston
going ahead vigorously. 1t has opened depo,
in fremont street, and advertised to furnisi
milk perfectly pure in cans SO sealed that they
cannot be tempered with, and the fixed prics
will be eight cents a quart. This is the com
mendable contamination of a vast deal of talk
ing: writing, printing, disputing and communi-
eating with the newspapers.
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SCRCYLKILL HAVEN, PA, March I2-Benia-
min kanteTman committed suicide last night
by cutting his throat. His wife and three chill
dren were sick with the small pox, and being
destitute he was unable TO procure assistance,
which prompted the fatal oct
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SIP EC1AL NOTICES.



More than che hundred Of our citizens feel theru
seiyee rnder PERSONAL obligation TO g. GAUriSR
Nc. lxlJ and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, for be
Inc sAie through the virtues pf hir celebrated Bit
ters 10 participate ~ the FESTIVITIES incident - the
Holiday Season. Although MIC tskes much pride
IN nus being pSblic bcuCfscspr he does net allow
the other du-ies Of his business escape his cbser
walton Already his store ~ ans with the immgase
stock Of III and CoT.ials ia ported fer the Ho
day tTs1r. and which have been selected with
ssI the Sss;s q hIs patrons. Those in want Of
NhiSkt-s. PrandiNs, Wines and Liquors, should
favor f,n With call, and - assured that war thy
boy Il be lire viii he not Valy pure hut unaGClisT
.eref deCiS
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ST. Louis, March i5.-Ihe Jefferson City cor
respondent OF the Republican states that the re-
cent report of an Interview between the re-
porter of a New York paper and Gen GrafZ
Brown In regard TO national politics is regarded
as manufactured out of whole cloth. The Gov
ernor Was sick in bed when the reporter was in
Jefferson City, AVID did not see him
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Bachelors 4air DYE.

IT'S splendid Hair Dye Il the best IN tire "a
jtTui.ss, reliable, instantaneous dos net c-g.ss
ssS not say rita1tc poisy % produce paralysis ct
death. Avoid the Wanted ant 1aIasive preparations
ooss:tnz virtues th>y de not possess. fha genuine
A. Bachelors Hair Dye hss had fifTfy ysrT;
CEfsTEish,d reputation O. U.EOli its integrity .
TIE only perfect Hair Dys-Bl-ok or Brown. sold
pey All druggists. Applied At lc Boui s.Eeet, n.
sd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

NEW YORK, March IA dispatch saws that
there Is trouble in the Richmond pOst-office.
growing out OF the tyrann ical disposition shown
by the postmaster there, Miss Van Lew, 10 her
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SECTARIAH SCHOOLS IN NEW Yong fl.
New York senate yesterday bill was introdue
ed repeating the act allowing sectarian school.
10 participate in the school fund. All school,
jurisdiction OF the superintendent of commo,
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CIVIL RIGHTS LAW Imperative IN Mra
sissIPPI.-In jackson, Miss, yesterday thu
civil rights bill, giving equal rights to all per
theaters, &c, became q law. A negro and his
wife, to test the law, last night looks seats in the
theater, but were elected. A'
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IHE TOBACCO WoRKMEN IN RICHMOND
mass meeting of colOred employees of the to
bacco manufactures in Richmond, Va. yester
day adopted resolutions deprecating the tardi-
ness OF Congress in disposing of the tax on to
baccO, and asking that this question, on which
the sustenance of so many Of the poor depends
be at once acted upon, and advocating uniform
taxation and the continuance of bonded ware
houses
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The Sale Of Arms investigation,

Inc special committee of the Senate to in
quire into the sale of arms to the French met
this morning and examined Col. Benet of the
ordnance Department, principally as a to his
construction Of the law OF 1868, and the circum
Stances under which a subordinate officer would
be permitted to depart from his Instructions in
making sale OF government stores. In answer
10 questions asto the capacity of our govern
meht 10 furnish arms to troops in case we should
have difficulty with any foreign mower he re-
Plied mat We now have on hand 40 600 breech
leaders, and that the government factories al
me enc OF thirty days could turn out at least
100000 per month. The number now on hand is
IN addition to the arms in the hands of the mill
TIA ana the regular army. The government
could al nm men a. fast as they were mustered in
the service. He thought the great want was ap-
preparations for our coast defences and in Ills
opinion at least Al zoo, COO per annum should be
appropriated for that purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

JOHN TYLER, son of the ex-President ha>
fOrsworn the dogmas of democracy, and an
nounces his belief that national safety ana
prosperity can only come through a perpetuatioi
of republcansm. This conviction, too. he ba,
reached in state OF such unimpressive republi
canism as Florida.
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Loss Of the Great Reuulllc

NEW YORK, March I5.-The steamship San
Francisco, from Bermuda reports that the skin
Denmark, Of Liverpool. has been abandoned at
sea The Denmark was formerly the American
ship Great Republic, one OF the largest il not
the largest vessel OF her class in the world
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SPECIAL SEssIoN OF THE TENNESSEE LsGts
LATURR.-Tbe Tennessee legislature met a,
Nashville in called session yesterday. the prin
cipal object being to apportion the state int.
congressman districts and devise means for i'm
proving the state finances. -~' -"
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JAIL DHLIvRRY.-Nine OF the California state
prisoners who escaped from the Carson jail last
wear, and who were recaptured, and who were
10 be tried for prison breaking, dug out of the
Carson jail Sunday night, and have not been
recapfurad
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Injured while Firing . Sa,,,e

IsIT1LEToN. y. II, March l3.-Frank Abbot,
Chauncey Minor and VIM. W. Rcnfrew were
seriously injured by the explosion OF POWDER
while firing a salute in honor OF the election
last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

TIE RUTH-MEDLICoTT MURDEP.The SUI
preme court of Kansas yesterds, set aside the
verdict in the Medlicott case and ordered a new
trial, mainly on the srou.sd that the lower court
admitted As testimc..y the dying statement of
Ruth.
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The New York Town Elections,

REPUBLICAN GAINS.
ALBANY, March 13.-Returns from thirty
three counties I'm this state show that at the re-
cent town elections the republicans gained "A
supervisors; Chester, Vt, 10.
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~ Eels two feet long and as large around a.
circumstances will permit have lately beer
taken from the Croton water pipes in New
York. " -e"
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EIGHTy-THRER MoRR.-Tbe medical denart
ment of the University of PENNSYLVANIA hel.
its commencement at Philadelphia yesterday
Eighty three graduates received diplomas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

A INV CANDIDATE FOR THE SPANISH
THRoyR.-1t is rumored that Prince Frederick
Charles OF Prussia, while I'm Rome recently as
serted his claims TO the candidature for the
throne of Spain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

eEA Boston widow wears with becoming
Pride q massive gold ring made from the plate
OF her departed husbands teeth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

The RUSSIAN FLEET, with the Grand Oak.
Alexis on board, sailed from Havana yesterla,
for Rio. The forts and vessels in the harbo,
fired salute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

Vice President Co!fax says that the manifest
DAYS OF his life were when he was a nripter
Come to our office. Schuyler, and you shall have
the old familiar JOY at twenty-five cents a thon-
SaDd.-LeesH Courier.
He shall have sixty cents q thousand al THE
STAR Office if he is a member OF the Printers,
Union in good standing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

LADY MoRDAUNT is pronounced by medica
authority incurably insane, and the petition O
Sir Charles, her husband, has been dismissed
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
The Iopdou Ifn,o. - -.

LONDON, March IS.-pISpatch-s tr',,, ~.
York reporting y charge in the direction OF r.
Erie Railroad Company, aud the ,isr,siny ~
jay Gould from the presidency. have been re-
celNeu ia tiiis civ. The EI.rs OF this morning
IN an article on the subject. saws the election ~
The new hoard OF directors and the elevation n
General Dix 10 the presidency OF the company
VIII restore confidence I'm American enterprise
ana consequently result in the increase OF the
resources Of the country.
Had for the Baronet Butcher.
LONDON, March i3.-The Claimant 10 the
lichborhe estate, who has been i'm prison since
the adverse decision in his case. has houes of
securing the required bail, 15.o1O, 90 effect his
release. IL II reported that the prisoner n
bailed, VIII Immediately he arrested on the
charge OF forgery. MIR. Montague Williams i
To conduct the prosecution against the prisoner
The New yiceroy Of India
LONDON, March l3.-Lord Northbraok. the
ne" y appointed Niceroy of India will sail Tor
Bombay on the 18th instant.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EkANb sTERE0PriCoN EXHIBITION OF
~ NiENS in the 10 sEMITE VALLEY, al
vary Eapilst Church, TONIGHT, half pat
ocl"ck. TICKETS 20 cents. Il"
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN MI - e. Sayille-... Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY EYESING, MARCH H.
AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK
SATURDAY MATINEE
THE GEEtT so IETY SENSATION FROM
- HE FIFTH AVENUE THEATER
Ar Original Drama, in Eve acts, by Mr. Ausustin
DAILY,
d. vO RICE.
- Introducing the following New York Artists.
MesET. heeioCk, Porter S.OCkley. Sol. Smith,
ny al, farren- Burroughs. street. Myers. Seymour
DIVER, somers, Richards, Mrs. Sol Smith, Misses
May RehiBs0B, Henrietta irving. Earnest, Parse
Troy. q Neil Frazier, SO.fleEs Barnes AMI Erns,
Act L" GIVEN IN MARRIAGE"
Act II - THE STRIFE BEGCN"
Act III - THE HFSBaSD TAXES TIE LAW
IN BIS UWN HANDS"
hct ". rHE LAW RETALIATES"
Nv THE DIVORCED"
DIyORCE MATINEE
SATURDAY AT TWO O'CLOCK
On MONDAY NEXT March l.. return for Six
Nights Of the Peoples Favorite,
J. T. OWENS. mll-tf
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Mr.. Ross A. FISH, OF the Treasury Depart
ment, has been detailed TO instruct the attaches
of the japanese Embassy in our system OF
finances.
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NCMGNATIoS.-The President sent to the
Senate to day the nomination of Vim. Dissenger
to be Assessor of Internal Revenue for the tenth
district of PENNSYLVANIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-13

The RESIGNATION OF GEN. LoNGsTEEET as
surveyor OF the port OF New orleans has been
ACCEPTED by the President
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THE COLLINS DEFALCATION.-Iti is now Off
cialiy .stimated that the defalcation of W. L.
Collins, late pension agent in this city, will
amount to about sol 900. This estimate is based
on 'he amounts of money drawn by Collins at
different times. and the suppositiOn that he
m tie the usual PAYMENTS to pensioners for the
quarter tnding December 18th. Collins has not
reI deTed some OF his later accounts, but II is
bell' we'd they cannot materially change the esti-
mate above giY1n.
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The MORMON TRIALs.-The action of the
government in relation to the Mormon trials
will depend upon the decision OF the United
States Supreme Court, before which tribunal a
case was recently brought TO test the legality of
the prosecution. A decision il expected daily.
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NATIONAL THEATER
~ NILSSON
THE STRAkOSCH GRAND ITALIAN
OPERA.
OLD FOLKS CONCERT.

FATHER PANELS P9PrLAR TROUPE Of
Old FOLkS VIII give their last Concert of this
- $500
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March l3tb, lS1,,
A. ODD FELLOWS n AL. -th street
AUNT JERU>HA anI UNCLE JEUERIIH
will Il present. ard viii be happy to see their
friends
The selections will be some Of the choicest gem.
81 Continental music.
TCkst=, 81 cents: fpr sale Al Ellis and Parkerrs
ard AT the door
Don fail 70 GO early and see the Grsnd Entree OF
The Old Folks Doors open at 2 o'clock, 9 ~ -rt
commences az -, mar 10.
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PIANOS, &c.

BARE CHANCE-Having determined 10 intro
"A tuCe Ia this city the celebrated sCHO--
nAShEh PIANO, Philade' phis, wbichp%a
nas the newest improvement s, nagnlfceutytIHII
0oe. y better finished. and more durable than apy
other Piano made, Row offer the same az 80 per
cent les cash than any other first class Piano can
De bsnsht. or for reasonable nstaIimeuts Call and
examine for yourselves
deem CARL KICHTER. Gas Peuna. ave
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THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester-
day heard the claims of Leonard Bowman, of
CulPeper county, Virginia, for S3 40S, and Isaac
Hardesty, late of Harrscnburg, Va, for si2250.
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THE PRESIDENTS VISITORS to-day were
Secretary Boutwell,, Senators Chandler, An
tbony, and Clay ton, ex- Senator Wade, Speaker
Blaine. Representative Schofeld, George Will
lam Curtis, and ex- member OF Congress Gilhl-
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JAY COOKE. ESQ, arrived in the city last eve
ming fICm Philadelphia. He will remain in
Washington for several DAYS.
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The CONGRK> SIGNAL UNION EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE has perfected its organization by
selecting a finance committee and treasurer
TIE following is the committee: Senator Chand-
Ter, Cbarman Senator Cameron, Representa-
tives ketcham, Halsey and Starkweather. w.
:. Huntington, esq, cashier First National
Bank, was elected treasurer.
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The Philadelphia City Item says; ''Mr. j. w.
Forney, Jr., has returned to his old position as
managing editor of the Press. lie has been in
Ph idelphia for the past two months, and has
during that time, given but little attention to
the Washington Sunday Chronicle, which has
been conducted by his partner, Mr.. ID. G. For
ney, who has displayed his well known ability
in its management. The Sunday Chronicle Is
doing finely, Sdt Mr.. j. w. FOrney, Jr., prefers
Philadelphia to Washington, and is now negotia-
ting with several persons for the sale OF his half
Of the ChTOHicle,H
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TRANsFEE oY NAVAL OFFICERs.-Ensign
John Z. Wallis has been ordered to the Pow
hatan. Master Charles A. Stone has been
detached from the Nantasket and placed on
waiting orders. Ensign +. j. Berwnd has been
detached from the Powhatan and granted three
months leave.
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LECTURES.

EX GOVERNOR HENRY A. WISE, or VIZ
H GiNIa. VIII lecture IT
fNCOLN HALL,
WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, Bah instant
SUBJECT = The Future Prosperity. Wealth. a.d
Power Of the United States. tickets 80 cts mq-4ts
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Dispatches received at the White House from
Concord state that Straw is elected Governor by
2 handsome majority, and that the republicans
will have at least fifty majority in the legisla-
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The NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION-A CLEAN
SwEEP.-The following telegram from Senator
Patterson was received in this city to-day:
COSCoLD, y. H.. March l3.-Hon. A. X. Shep-
h.rd, Washington, d. c., We have carried very
thing. J.W. PATTERSON.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
to-day were S1f, ole Is

Col. j. W. FORNEY had an interview with
the President yesterday afternoon.
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ExCoLLECTOE MURPHY, of New York, and
Naval Officer A Ii. Latin are here in obedience
to a summons to testify before the Senate com
mittee to inquire into abuses in the New York
custom house.
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COLLECTOR ARTHUR, of New York, has been
ordered by Secretary Boutwell, to carry into
effect without delay the new carriage and storage
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The DINNER TO THE JAPANESE EMBASSY at
the White House this evening will doubtless be a
recherche affair. The guests, whose names were
given in yesterdays STAR, will number about
twenty-five. The Marine band furnishes the
music.
After the dinner Mrs. Grant assisted BY the
ladies of the invited guests, will give a recep-
ton to the ambassadors. To- morrow evening
from TO IL, the Embassy will hold a reception
at the Arlington, TO which all the distinguished
,hcers OF the government have been invited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-03

~ AsEff ~ INV fs' Afff. $3.50 -
A, Sg.Sssfto % IN TxEHYToFSA7WHtT'siI rs a
Maze, ~TaniTStpEn, y. ..Y.,i,iis astonlshed al
the lm%isbefavior'l Of n Of iihert daugirers.
,Mr. ". p. Haskins owred valuable trofT
ting nrc which he named Josephine Mans
aeidT Mr,t A. Lawrence likewise 5oWnedg
trotter. The gentlemen arranged togDa trial
of speed between the animals, and under
sporting sIprrseeeedeennt Mr. Lawrence likewise
must dive Ills 'ihGrea name. He therefore
announced Oh The printed bills that he would
enter his mare as Maggie Haggsrty. On
Friday lat Miss ,Maggtei1 lHaggerty,seof
Tarrytown, .. seeing Mr.l ,LawreneeI on
-fhef street, procured anwbipI tapd mace
for hin IN short order. Withollt . word
of explanation she. Justify laid the blows
on his heads rard 9shoulders!sf iThe man
dedged, bntto no purpose. Her ire was up,
and she nsIed him until she wcaried. nhen
ihef brother Knocked Lawrence down. Law.
renee Knocked, tue brother down in return.
Along came a tailor and kgocked Nil. LAW
renee down. : a1'll teach. you to name your
mare after inc aud post it on the same by
with o. horse mined Josiel Mansfield said
the indignant Maggie, assswhip in hand she
%stoednVeE the,prOstrate form OF her victim.
soon the authorities interfered. squire
Mann granted. warrants and Justice Smith
ialieWedfthe ~assailants their c!Ioice between
q, tine OF fifteen dollars, or six, months i'm
,~prisonnaent in the Albany pehltentiarY--
Pouqhkeepsie Eagle, July %. : Il,