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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

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i'i'ooNhiN
Munk, Secretary of the brooklyn
Io.terv informs rs that the drawing
of the prizes in the above named lot
terry Viii certainty come on on r'uI"5,
iii and no discount under any cir
..In,-t.ncas Those not having Sc
,.Irnd tickets will do we'll to call at the
~rnra of w W Haskell and procure
them forthwith, Tor all tnaI are no"
lett are certain 10 draw prizes.
1ndfno.+o, = II causa of ntne-tanths
i"uisrH'''i / "' -
OF all diseases the lVef hlachihe Is SUP
digestive organs, and you viii save more
commended by all physicians to ysprp
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SCHOOL GrILpIN,'-A >rARTER.-
We are permitted 10y the Rev. Geo. b.
Allen. in state. that As the matter of
I e erection Of a state University lies
IN allowance. and il likely to 80 con-
Time for some time to come, he de
>irrS to have the fifty dollars sub
scrIbcd bv him ou accoun of the Uni
ver>itv. applied towards the erection
of a Public school Building in Carson
CITY. and that he stands prepared to
pay SAID Mount when called or.
Follow suit, citizens, and do 1t forth
with.
THE CITY MARKET.-The proprietor
of this market, John Z. Meder, son of
Captain b. II. Meder, and s~on-in-law
TO Colonel John RoS>er Of this city,
adyertl,e> his business i'll to-day >
issue. Johnny Is one OF Car>on's
boys. and should he well patronized
by the Carson public. The market Is
a snug little place, is kept clean and
orderly. and johnny sells as good
meat a. anyone in the business.
He Is Always on hand, i IA good cutter,
and an accommodating gentleman.
NEW BRAND OF CIGARS.-Mr. Will
liam Corbett, Of the COrbett House,
Yesterday presented Us with a box of
cigars. made expressly for the Use of
thai house. ana are marked Dan. and
Billy HaVana>." Yves AIRED with the
printers and the old man OF this office,
and by them We are commissioned to
return thanks. to which We add our
own. The cigars are good. Me>>r>.
COrbett have another brand of IA more
expensive kind, also made TO their
order.
CAUGHT AT LAST. BY telegram,
from Hamilton, we learn that three of
the escaped ~couvicts. viz: Frank Cliff
ford. George Roth and John Burke
were r~ecaptured on Tuesday last, "A
Emierant Gap, 10 miles from l1amil-
ton. The prisoners were asleep al the
time OF their capture. They were, no
doubt, tracked from wherethey traded
oil their horses. All of the last lot of
escapes are now caught except Par
sons.
IMPRovEMENTs.-That extensive
building, the Corbett House, has been
newly painted; the whole front is ii
spotless white, with the exception OF
the pillars to the awning, which are OF
a darker color. The fronto of the build
ing is of sogreata length that it makes
the whole OF the north end of Carson
street look bright. Even in these
dull times the Corbett House is feed
ing over II hundred daily.
DAVIS QUARTZ MILL.-At the Cap
ital Saloon can be seen Il miniature
quartz mill. made by Mr.. Davis. The
engine is started up and the battery
BET a going in two minutes. The whole
affair is very ingeniously gotten up,
and we'll worth looking at, and also
worth the price OF two cigars, if seen
in operation.
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FRIsBIE's RESTAURANT.-The show

RESTAURANT.-lHe SHOW
window of this old established restau-
rant is a treat to see. 1t is fitted up
with every delicacy of this coast and
the Eastern States. Chickens, ducks,
quail, Norwegian black and grizzly
bear meat, rhinoceros steaks and OS-
trlch outlets, eggs. ham, oysters, and
all other kinds of fish, shell and scaly.
It would tempt a love-sick maiden to
eat a hearty meal. FriSbie has got his
old colored cook back I'll. L~awrence)
who is one of the best cooks on the
coast, and Frisbie is as proud as a tur-
key-gobbler.
The OSCAR BRoTHERS.-The theater
wa well filled last night to witness
| the first exhibition of l~egerdemain and
other performances by the Oscar Bros.
The performances were highly anus
ing and very instructive in the expos
ure of some OF the humDugS OF the
present age. There Will he another
performance this evening, which VIII
doubtless be we'll attended. The price
of admission is low, and the show Is
well worth the money.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF PASSENGERS
On Sunday Overs stage brought into
town some sixteen, and yesterday sew
enteen passengers, among whom was
Colonel ). G.. Wright, United State
Land Receiver. The Colonel looks
none the worse for his journey, but
quite >alubrious. That good looking.
tmiable. pious gentleman, l.. IL. Dyer,
also arrived yesterday; we felt great
pleasure in shaking his hand, although
the pleasure did not seem 10 be recip-
rocal.
SPRING GooDS.-koppeI & Plat
have in their store a very large assert
ment of Spring clothing. and a new
Stvle of vali>e. which appears
to be the best cOntrived thing tor Il
short %iOurnev we have seen. n
clothing store, of this city are aS we'll
supplied A. any to the eastward of The
Rocky Mountains, and, no doubt VIII
Toe we'll patronized this summer.
They >eIl goods a. cheap, if not
cheaper, than in San Francisco.
DEPARTURES. Yesterday, state
Printer Perkins left this city for
Humboldt county, for the purpose of
attending to his mining interests.
Charley is a good fellow. and it Is
earnestly hoped that he may strike
ms eNe'i%>'''S pr. ,'' -
i',I. at,ar Coma IaatIa tiug
,.L:, co. ro, i,.a
"ho l'o' MS ann
IS out again. l'r. Lee mas maze very
>klIltul lob OF Mr.. Cromwell : arm.
,ha ratiant We ronIratuIate MI.
Cromwell on his convale>cence, and
his physician on MS success
I,rcurxc J,cK.-J. f. Dealv
Saloon ,,
""> "' II
nan ni Tt"'o XIII ann
tra;raJ ~ whistle any air known TO
music, and have a laugh that 50 eN-
actlV initiate the loud Ia ha OF Il heal
thy man, that from II the above name
oilSI""'e"'
LEFT, - MI. loorlheF' our "c''-
known grocery man, left for san
Francisco Yesterday. on mercantile
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

1t is estimated that the Empire OF
Japan contains as many inhabitants as
the United States.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-04

H-Imilcatt- hILhcuf barometer
T-Indlcatc5 temperature Of mercury in barr.
T*-Im.oaIe~ temperature Of 'trl, sphere.
Smithsonian standard aromrter and Faren-
heIt thermometers are used in m,1hin- these Oh
seTvttiuu>
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\ telegram reports the confirmation
bv the Senate of John 5. N~layhugh
and NJ. Z. Freeman, as Register and
Receiver ofthe EIko Land Office.
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The citizens of Reno are setting out
a large number of shade and ornainen-
tai trees.
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oRx.s1 uorss-oxosar D. FRYER, rRor.rrro

oRxssY ~nousR-aEoRaE D. FRYER, PRoPRrEroR.
Calvin Moore, San Fran L II Dyer, Reno
" i Taylor " wv Jones, il"
John Sprsston, Virginia James Lyons"
A q Braip,rd. +" J Holmes, V&TRR
J II Whltcomb. " VIM Blackmore, Genoa
Peter Fitzcerald. Henry Meyer, Lydo Val
On Harris, Washoe
ST. cHARLEs-GEoRGE TuFLY, PROPRIETOR.
] Thacker, Monitor Mrs Eldridge & boy, c '
W Reynolds, 4" 5 IL Dick, Virginia
W VI Rent, I"
CORBETr HOUSE-CoRBETT BROTHERS, PRoPRlETORs.
P Wallace, Virginia Bryan, "a7hoe
J NcC,be. {" Miss VI Bryan, q"
G. NcCarty Mrs hrvan.
7 y Kelly. " II Watson. Sacram
r Craytor, &C PC GaIbtte san Fran
j U'ponnoll. " Gibson, Illinois
Ell uulard, Pine Grove J Boyd, Montreal
K NclnIyte, Mountains K Evans
W Hammond, " W Berry. Mount tiEs
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lOFFICIAL.l
State TrcaAErer'S NGffCe.

OFFICE OF ST ATE ~EtSCRTR,
CARSON. NEVADA. Mach 30, lS1c
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Z
state Warrants Of date j nuary. 'S12, will
be paid upon p. esentation at this off ..
JERRY SCH 'OLING,
Stat I " s"-er.
By a. l.. YAsER Cork. n.h3i-iH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04
G. EORG ETO WN.

WANT MORE EooN-The business men on
High street are getting up petition to the
board Of public works against narrowing the
carrlageway to thirty five feet, As proposed, Oh
the ground that it is one of the principal BUSH
ness streets, the main thOrougLfare into the
town from the county and Maryland, and that
merchants will be greatly incommoded, as with
certs or wagons backed up against the curb
stone on both sides, there would not be room for
q team to pass between them. Most OF the hay
brought to market also comes down this street
in large and cumbrous wagon loads. The entire
width of the street is So feet. To narrow the
carriageway as proposed would leave twenty
three feet nine inches between the curb and the
houses. The business men here want the space
twenty feet on each side, so as to leave a car
riageway forty-two feet six inches wide.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Humphreys.-To-dsy,
James Jac kson, colored boy, charged with the
larceny OF mule from a. Hieberger, was found
guilty and sentenced TO lie reform school for
three years. Reuben Green, charged with as
sault and battery with intent to Kill William
Carter, was found guilty. Green said th At he
mad gone 10 Carriers to see his daughter, who
had sent for him, and at the time he fired the
shct Carter was walking toward him with a
stone in his hand. He, however, failed to prove
this, and was sentenced to the Albany psniten-
tiary for five years.
PoLICB COURT, Judge MUs.-To-day, in the
case OF Perry Carson, charged with assault and
battery on Charles Irving, Mr.. Gloss asked a
postpOnement; so ordered. Augustus Geiyer
charged with making threats to Elizabeth Book,
man, who TESTIFIED that Augustus went into her
yard and commenced to take down ner clothes
line, and on her protesting he threatened to kill
her; 500 bonds to keep the peace. Bridget
Looney, assault and battery on VIM. Looney
her husband; fined SIS and costs. VIM. Berry,
colored, larceny of coat worth 81; fined SO,
or two months in Jail. Samuel III. Hempston,
charged with feloniously embezzling and con-
verting to his own use 113 bushels of oats be-
longing to Messrs. Duren and Terry; postponed
Edward Williams and Thomas johnson, charged
with engaging in an ARRAY. fined -. Martin
Welch, charged with cursing on PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, said he believed he did; fined 50. JOS
l.. Thorn forfeited collateral. Thomas Posey,
driving through funeral procession; fined S.
L. ID. Thomas forfeited collateral. James
Quarles forfeited IS collateral for profanity
Junius Simons was held i'm 81 900 bonds on a
Sudl &c vi oUeoiuihs S-Vc lfOfu MI.
Richard L. Harvey. Amanda Wyvile, charged
with being vagrant; workhouse 30 days. Thos
Williams, for throwing stones on the street, was
fined $40. This was a case Of throwing stones
with an India rubber sling. The judge SAID this
was ore OF the most dangerous practices he
knew Of, and the complaint having become so
frequent, he proposed to fine to the extent of
the law, S1o.l Thomas Bowling paid g fox
cursing on the street. Jerry WOrmley, for
cruelty beating a dog: s.. Philip Kline, fast
driving, $50. Eliza Smith, colored, too loud
cursing I'm her own house; 81. Thomas Shehan,
cursing on G-street wharf; %.
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AL e x A N D RIA,

LIVELY REPUBLICAN, MEErIEG.-A very
lively meeting was held last night in front of
the Marshall House, (where Ellsworth was
killed,D which has just been opened as the
republican headquarters. The mass of the
meeting were colored men, though there was
quite q number Of whites In the crowd and in
the building. Ellsworth is indeed avenged! Mr..
Chs. H. Whittlesey first addressed the meeting,
and after reviewing the course of the admins
tration he spoke Of the ku klux laws, and, in
answer to the usual denial of that little associa-
ton, read the remarks Of Reverdy johnson who
gave up the case in disgust, and from the testi-
moDy Of Gen. Forrest As Tor et-baggers,
charged against GovernorsW armouth and Scott,
and was rather surprised to find them among
the warmest supporters Of Greeley. As for civil
in the manner of doing it. The government
sent poor Hodge, republican psymaster who
took q few thousands, to Albany, TO the peni-
Tertiary. The democrats Of New York sent
Tweed, who stole millions, to Albany, but to
represent them in the legislature Instead of in
the prison. After reading some choice extracts
from Horace Greeley's editorials in support of
of the crowd. Able addresses were also made by
Col. Daniels, of Iona, Fairfax county, and by
Prof. Sampson, of the CoIored Citizen.
The Gazette OF last evening has the following
items:
FIRE AND ACCIDRNT.-The alarm of fire be-
tween and O'Clock this morning, was caused
by the burning Of q framed building In rear OF
the furniture establishment Of MT; JAS. h. De,
Pitt, in which was stored o large quantity of
valuable lumber belonging to that gentleman.
The fire department was speedily on the ground
and at work, and II was solely due to their exer-
tons that the spread Of the flames was confined
to such narrow limits. The building In which
the fire originated and Its entire contents were
destroyed, and some small out building and
fencing belonging 10 adjoining property Vas
also burned, pulled down, and defaced. The
building consumed, but not its contents, was
insured to the amount OF 81 600. The loss to
other parties was slight, and there was no other
insurance. The fire was the work OF an incen-
diary. Mr.. Taylor Arnold, . member Of the
Columbia Ere company, in jumping from .
fence, the planks Of which were being cut away
from beneath him, was % unfortunate a. to
break both bones Of his leg Q short distance
above the ankle.
ENTITLED TO BHwARDe.-Wm. White. the
colored man committed TO jail for stealing a
watch from Marshall Williams, also colored Is
an escaped convict from tho Albany penitenti-
ary, for whose arrest there IL Q reward of $500.
For Charles Perkins, also colored, committed
yesterday a. q ring-leader in the late New Jer-
sey riot, there u . reward Of $500. Both thee
arrests were made BY Constable Burnett.
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Condensed Locals.


Benjamin Whitaker Is appointed postmaster
AZ Langley, Fairfax county, Va, vice Priscilla
Crawford, resigned
The county school commissioners yesterday
p. Abel assistant, Of the Uniontown school.
HE list district so-called peoples association
last night listened to addresses in favor of their
candidate for the Iegisisture-D. Shsnshan.
Con modore AGlick, died suddenly yesterday
afteI noon OF heart disease. The funeral will
take place at O'Clock p. m. on SATURDAY., from
the corner OF 18th and i streets.
An enthusiastic E1ss meeting OF republicans
OF the LIST district was held at Fort Saratoga last
night, at which Mr-Jacob Fisher presided, and
addresses were made by Messrs. G. j. Furriss,
Z II ordan, :. II. Williams, and 8. q. Brown.
Ihe alarm OF fire Surned in this morning at
o'cl1 OK from box Nos was caused by the up
setting OF a tar kettle and ignition of the wood
pavement corner of 1fth street and Rhode
Island avenue; damage slight.
Officer Smith, OF the5th precinct, picked mp
colOTed man early this sInOrning Laying on the
side walk in front of Willards' hotel, suffering
from hemorrbsge Of tie stomach, caused by
fall ng down in q 1T. He was properly at
tented TO.
An immense concourss attended the funeral
of The late William Prescott Smith, of Balti-
more, YESTERDAY, including both branches OF
the city council and member of well knO WI
gentlemen from New York, Philadelphia, and
Washington.
The work OF improving tie old market site,
X street, between 9Th and oh streets, is being
vigorously pushed TO competition, and when
finished the 81 usre will present most attractive
appearance. u is expected that the work will
be completed in thirty DAYS.
he prOpeIty owners along tie line of Sth
sire et east, from Pennsylvanis avenue to the
navy yard gate, are engaged in getting up
protest against he wooden pavement proposed
gr, at amount OF trS.el there calls for pavement
OF the Belgian pattern.
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OF The wASHINGroy TrRN
S PIKE COMPANY


s skos6P PRoPKRri ON PRosPEtr ST.
- BY virtue OF two deeo IL trust, one ,latai the
I ss. o. fe.TSarS, d ISIS and reesEied in
IecoIds Cor The Di.trei q coiambS and hs Other
Sa;sa ia. 70 h day Of July, A ID: ls and recorded
at the request 81 the party f"cur. tb.. an
sell, On JHUBsDAY. the ION day q; oetobtr N.,'
the whole 81 lot numiercd forty tour "a 10 Pe,sr
Beatty, Deskins and Threlkeic sdaiti1l - orge,
The property has a front on the north side Of
Prospect street between Fsyette sna Lings1
and Is improved with a large s,cry dweiIins
I9guse, Win plaster or rough cast" Ntsrior.
be when the property struck an and the
resldue 81 said cash within ten days after sale the
day Of sale 10 be secured by deed Il irn.i up 1n9
per per annum Il the terms Of .ss are p nea
f oIasi,e with IN ten day: se, sale TIE be
FKEb, " JosKs, Trustee.
Geld lGeorgetown Courier III Anclioneer.
Lon THE MKT THIkTY DAYS 4 viii ~
'ss ch hsffi price CT, fer &
send note 20 Z. akADwAuL, i131s B,iise st,
BYTH0s. DoWLINa, AuctiODeer; Georgetown.
AEsNMnIiEIIsHT,EKAAT1Rs SALE or GROCERIES.
TER TER. SCALES; HoR;E, WAGON AND HaR
IN On YGEspaY MORNING, Oct Der ..b.
HlS2; At 10 O'Clock, L will sell, AZ the .,ore
Sk17S sof the late b. y. Riley, No. us HIGH
Family GrOceriss Il VIII We name A'S0rt~snt0f
Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Molasses,
spices, Canned and Preserved Fruits,
Soap, Starch and Tobacco,
Platform and Counter scales,
Horse, Wagon, and Harness, and mary other arti.
cles not mentioned,
Terms: Cash. {. W. MAGRUDER,
Administrator.
SEES THOMAS BOWLING Auct.
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CITY ITE M S.

TIE AMERICAN TIA SrvRs. corner 7th and
etreeta. sells the best Teas and Coffees in tbs
advise ali our readers TO 20 TO this house. You
can buy the purest and best qusiity OF soO1s NJ
New York prices.
FNR BLACK DogsKIN PAsrALooNs, mainly
OF my own manufacture. frOm a Ito sl5. Cheaper
ones for S. and 80 50. A large variety OF siNes,
ranging from % 60 - In seam. and from y 10 -
wsist. Comparison invited ss 10 qualities snd
prices.
One price In plain neure..
GEO. Z. HENSIsG, No. 4i0 eth St ". w.
Mrs's AND YourHs DRESS surrs.
Mems and Youths Business Suits.
Mems and Youths Overcoats.
Boys and Children's Clothing, at
FtsgMAs & ppN's
sos 9TH street, three doors above r..
GENUINE ScorcH CHEvIor sUtrs; douhle-
breasted blue Shinchila Box Coa-s. A very
large selection OF diagonal cutsway Coats, with
Vets 20 mstch. Also, English and .lomeSttc
Us ssa Pants. cut IN the very latest style;
nAoe IN the best manner. and a az guaranteed.
ROMAN & Cox. 5O7 Ith street.
NOAH WALKER s. Co.
nep Styles II Boys aud ChiIdron's clsfaing.
Parents who would clothe their chi. iren for
s0hs.. OF school, or the paror, handsomely,
SUBSTANTIALLY and at the very loves prices,
should not fail 10 examine the stock @. t.e above
IN, heir location. gu Pennsylva MA svenle,
metropolitan Hotel Building.
LADIES AND GENrLrNEs: II yon ", N your
sent Tue N TO "A. Fisher, No. 6ls 9Th erect oDpo-
site fatent once. The Professor WI i.3va vo,
satisfaction without fail. q n 4.
RfLlEF FOR THE FEET-Fse. 81 PER vts;t-
Soris extracted without psn; Buairus Rad
Nails. &r. relieved and cured, az Dr. whites.
no. ooo 18th street, opposite L. 3. Treasury
The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK n Y ave
and 18th ct, pays Per q. ON deioSias. .sLsIitIe
THERMOMETERS and Ssromescrp are repS,rse
eod made to order by hemplsr. psxr 4 X street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

% STATED MEETING OF POTOMAC
~ LODGE, No. >, will be held ~ thttr hall an
moNbAf, the 5th instant. SIT O'Clock n m when
the animal visitation of the Grand LucCe Will be
made III Master Ma-ons in good s;ardiI q are fra
tefnaiiy Invited 10 attend. BY order OF the " n
oc4M M. ADLER, Secretary
FM.s; YABwooD WILL BE SUPPORTED
~ by the Morkhsmen aud Tax payers of the
fochTh lsTklCr as Inderepd. n siaadidafe
Tor House OF Delegates, believing htm 20 be rse
Representative man If ell classes.
SEQ lat tOcts MANY VOTERS
FcFFiCE OF THEwASHINGTON TUaN
S PIKE COMPANY.
GkoRGErowN, ID. q. September o. ls7.
meeung oil the etock holders Of this company
VIII he held at the Farmers and Mecn.n,c.'' Ns-
ti"nal bapk moNDAf, October 2lst, FOR the election
OF PTesideLt, Treasurer sBd eight Mansee.s.
Polls open at 10 .. M :clo,e al Il m
sepl0IawS VIM. LAIhD, Treasurer
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The Registration.

At the second registration IN the seth district,
yesterday, "a voters were registered-ss6 white
ana lbs cosOred; making the total registration in
that district 1,222-8B white and 37s colorod.
Last year THE registration in this district was
1,lSi-sC0 white and 3sI colored. The present
registrations al more than last fall, the whites
increasing IS, and the colored falling OFF,.
TO-DAY.
The board to Say registered in the 21st district
323-iSf whites and 135 colored, making q total
in The discreet of SIS-5i1 white and 4G7 colored.
Last year the total was 1G5S-sa5 white and $50
coored; thus tEers is a falling Off of no in the
in the tOtaI-the whites gaining and the COL
Ored falling of ne.
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CAsARIKs AT PRIVATE SALE--A large con
signment OF eanaries and other singing birds To-
private sale n the auction rooms OF LAtimer &
Clesry, Star ONCE building corner 18th stree
and Pennsy lvAnia avenue
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LOCAL NEWS.

Am usemenfs, &c, Tonight
NATIONAL Thedfer.-Susan Denim, with {" The
Palace of Truth" combination
Iksaser Co~sque-Burlesque songs, dances.
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VICTORIA JET JkwELRY, splendid assort-
mSnt, bracelets and hair sets, Ornaments To
ma Oh, carved A. grape and fuscia; received n
friss' jewelry stole. NO.457 Pennsylvania ave
hue, between = and eth streess.
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OCT OF JAIL.-James Padgett, who was COM
mitted to Jail with Fred DeKraft and VIM,
Psdgett, As being accessory 10 the murder OF
Peter Bennett in August WAS to-day discharged
rom jail, the grand jury having failed to ind q
bin in his case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-04

TIE LATEST and most stylish article In the
Nav 20 a hst-siik, soft, or felt-mAy be seen Al
Willst 4 kour's. They are young men who
keep up With the age, and I'm q short while will
Iival Dunlop s Co, without doubt.
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TheTria Of Jenkins for Wife Murder.
VERDICT OR GUILTY OF MURDER IN TIE FIRST
DEJRYE

Yesterday after our report OF the trial of
George W. jenkins for tie murder Of his wife
c.Csed in the Criminal Court. Judge Humphreys
seI eIai witnesses were called for the defence
al 4 testified 10 his violent temper amounting at
TINES 10 insane psrOxysms. Mr.. Riddle made a
short argument for the defence, and was fol-
lowed By hr. Harrington tor the government.
structiOn by the court. and in ten minutes -Iey
TetlIr.sd with "A verdict of guilty as indicted.
The announcement OF the verdict had no
Visible effect on the prisoner, ana after he was
hanGeufed before leaving for the iail ne lighted
cigar, which he smoked on the way and chatted
pie asantly with the bailiffs on the road. large
crowd followed him over.