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Valuable Land for Sale.

will sell. as the Attorney tor Col J, G.
Brahau, the following tract Of land lying in
Pamela county, Miss, two miles north Of Bel
mon. on the fallaha,chie river, to-wit: The
south fractional half Of section 9, township .,
range c. wesl, during tLs term Of the next cir
emil court. The land is in the bottom, heavily
timbcred. and a fine site for q saw mill. Can
no ~, IN cultivation. The place is kaown a.
the spaldi1v place. Inquiry can be made O
Cen. A. F,sier. or Mr.. B. W. Thorntcn foi
further reference.
FREEMAN RANDOLPH,
,o,s,f Attornsy.
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MEMPHIS EXPOSITION CONTINUED.

AT the earnest solicitation Of citizens Of both
city and country, the Board Of pirectors have
resolved to keep the Exposition open until
FRID ~ NIGHT 22d INST,
when It will positively be closed. No time
should be lost by those who desire to visit IL.
The Grand Mask Ball and Promenade will take
place during the week following the close OF
the Exposition, Of which notice will be given.
r. a. NELSON, Pfesident
Ep. BuRKs PICKETT, Secretary. novl6
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h.msmbsn sf ssris LodEs 50.
n. frsisrnsly requested 70 a.
ia msstiag on sAss 2ssk ,sst.
O., % bsaHsss u great im
.ssss wiIl be transacted.
Il JIM WAbbT, Hssy
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Notice to Taxpayers.

Freeman Randolph, Eeq.:
Please inform the citizens Of Sar-
dis, and of tie immediate vicinity,
that | will be at my office until II
o'clock every night Of next week,
to receive taxes. and you will great
" oblige me. But little over one-
third Of the taxes has been paid.
Poll tax double after December 1st.
g. 0zANNE.
Sheriff and Tax Collector P. G,
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DIED.

HILI@At her residence, Gu the l4th inst, VI.
Hill. consort Of William Hill, leaving behind to mourn
her loss her husband and two infant children, as well
a. many kind friends. Ard hnly a loss she vas
amiablc and kind TO all, % that she was beloved by
all who knew her. Aged IS years. May the good
Lorl throw around the husband and dear little chill
,lrcn the mantle Of his mercy herr, and at last gather
them into ais fpli shove. 1h.
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b. "bippiug weather Of the pas,
- made winter clothing very
rsbls and the number Of new
k.Osis 20 be seen show, hat the
I.hr bsI been beneficial to the
rhsnts.
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8. II. GUNTRR.
Commissioners Sale.

By virtue Of = decree " the ChAncsry Cour,
o. Pamela comfy Stp,s Of Mississippi, rem
dered therein on the 18th day Of July, 1872, Ia
the suit Of ,. NJ pugh, ct al, complainsnts,
against fommle Collins ct al, defendants, No.
$50 10 said Court ! will, as Commissiore or
therein appointed, on Monday, the 4th day Of
November, 1872, st pope's Station IN said
county, within lawful hours, Offer for sale Al
public auction 10 he highest bidder, the fol
lowing real estate, lying and being in said
county and State, lo-wit: The southw eat
quarter Of section seventeen, township ten,
range seven west SIXTY acres Of the north hall
Of the northwest quarter of section sixteen, ia
same township and range, and the iour.acre
block 10 the southwest corner Of the northwes,
quarter Of section sixteen in same tow nshlp
and range.
Terms OF sale 0ue-half cash and the bal.
snce on a credit Of twelve sonths with ten
per cent. per annum interest from date till
paid, Notes with good security will DO 70
quired Of the purchasers,
JOHN O. HARRISON,
octb.bt Commissioner.
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ARE YOr GOING WESTf

II so take our adries. and purchas. your
tickets over the old reliable and popular Mis-.
spuri Pacific Railroad, which IL positively the
only line that runs three daily express trains
from ~ Louis TO Kansas City and the West
aad Is positively the only line which runs Pull.
mans Palace 5lccpeu and day coaches lesps.
cially Tor movers equipped with Miller $ safety
platform and the patent steam brake, from st.
Louis to Kansas City. Fort : colt Parsons, Law
renee, Leavenworth, Atchiscn, St. Joseph, Ne
brassa City, Council Bluffs and Omaha with
out changed For Information in regard to
time tables, rates, etc, TO any point in Mis-.
souri,, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas or
California, call upon or address ! =. THoxP-
Son, Agent, Missouri Pacific Railroad. Chat.
tanocga, Tenn, or Atlanta, Ga; or =. A.
FoRD, Gen'l Passenger Agent, 81. Louis No.
No tronbls 10 answer questions. All
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AL 81 Rrssss slssfsd 81 ssi
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Mr A. T. FranLland. general
suctioneer, No Main stree
Memphis, Tenn keers on hand q
large stock Of dry goods, notions,
boots and shoes, furniture. etc
which our merchants will find It
10 their interest 10 examine.
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PIE large and rapidly increasing
mess of the Universal Life Insur-
\ Company in the county of Pan
lss suggested the necessity OF a
der connection between the policy
esrs aud the company. In order
~ieccmplish that object the officers
'lhe company have deemed it adj
able for tho mutual interest of
Y to organize a local advisory
rrd oftrustees to consist of not less
Y twenty FIVE Of our most sue
1isl citizens from different parts
|ihs county, in whose honesty and
egrity the people have confidence
y duty of this board will be to
Ord the interest of the policy
laer and the company, and to ad-
and assist in the company bust.
4he coming week their agent a
] place, Mr.. N. B. Phipps, assist,
by Mr.. S. l. Knight, manager fol
department., will lay the mattel
detail before our people for thei1
federation and cooperation.
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$40 REWARD.

Strayed from the subscribers place, IS miles
east OF BatesyIlle, Miss, on the 18th, two me-
dium sine mare mules, one a bay four or Eve
years old, Il OF. la hands high with a wart
over the right eye and a white spot on the
back; the other mule is a dirk roam Eve or sir
years Old IA or Is hands high, with a spot at
the root Of her tail. They are both Ia good
order, When they were last heard Of they
were one mile south Of Belmont. lwill pay
the above reward for their delivery TO me, or
ten dollars Tor information concerning said
mules that will lead 10 their recovery.
W SLEDGE, Como, Miss.
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Taxes.

Ne have more than once urged
b our citizens the necessity of the
ihpt payment of their taxes be-
| the first of December, to pre-
a heavy additional percentage.
|re i, but one more week, and
d will be such a rush that it will
Inpossible to settle with all who
come to the Collectors Office.
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LOTS IN THE TOWN OF BELMONT.
Block 30 Lots5 and 10. Block
Blocks 3s, 30, and 40. 81. Blockse5 and CO
LOTS IN THE TOWN OF BATEsvILLE.
Lot 2, block B Frae sec 8, town 3
Lot Q, block : range 7--51 acres
Lot 6, block
LOTS IN THE TOWN OF PAMELA.
Lots 4, 5 and G, block eliot 9, block 10
Lot ~, block lEait half lot 4, block 4
Lots 3, 4, Q aud 10, East half lots 3, ( and
block 10 6, block IA
LOTS IN THE TOWN OF sARDIs.
Lot ., block Lot !, block 26
C.. y. GLEASON,
Orb rirvsh rcnr.
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ssifs% SC ~FfspHsia=s y ~ Hfmss
%allnr hiNa 80 huJisf puughf 80 eH'
~fsp ian sri ~ Ne Highest sssh pnss
shipmsaH coo 10 mtis fhsm ~ isfFs ~
tusi qasatfas sal es.ss fsilfnt oil ).
made fapff
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send a statement of account
our subscribers showing exact
fbeu their subscription began
/ wheu it expires. We send this
kiuent not as a dun, but SO that
bay see when the subscription
fires. But should any of our pa
y have any spare cash, and their
butts are due, We would not OBJ
10 sharing it with them when
opportunity presents. Wesimply
ID busincss--that's all.
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Oil, Oil Cake, Meal, Cotton and soap STUD,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW RATIONAL TEFATER
IN j. q. Saville--. Lessee and ,lanager.
LAST SEASON OF THE
PAREPA.ROSA
ENG LlSH OPERA
0srl Boss Ietor and Director.
sEhsOs OF SIN NIGHTS Asu VpsiI MaT Tin E 1s
Re entree of ike reisning favorIte prima DOM
me PAREPA ROSA, on the evening Of MON
DAT March =, lS2, when Will be produced Mozart 8
TIE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.
ne PAREPA- RU> A .......... as $1,000. 81 SANNA
TUEeDAY-OyeTstIc debut in WashingtO of tka
famous baritone.
MR. C6 ARIES SANTLEY,
N Herald Grand Romantic Opera,
TAMPA OR TIE MARBLE BRIDE
Wsdn. sday-EENErIT OF ME-. E SEGUIN.
BOHEMIAN GIRL with Star Cast }
NE Pa REPA RIOS ......A RLtN
M. ZELDA sEGUIN fhe GYPSY QUEEN
THURSDAy-FAUsT
Mr. CHARLES SANfLEY-.- as..-.vALENIINE
FRlDAY-DON GIOVANNI.
With three prImme Dome M me PAREPA- RIOS A
Mrs VAN ZANDT, Miss DORA.
fATCRDAY, a2p. m, GRAND MATINEE,
cy.,,ERA DIAxOLQ
sArURDAf EVENING.
BENEFIT OF NIB. AYNsLEY COOK,
fiIt time here Of Cberubini' D master work,
1Bk WATER CARRIER, der Wsssertra-gar
- me PAREPA R0SA--------as-- .---CONSTANOE
sale Of seats will commence Friday, March I, at 9
N. At Aetzerott & 90. . Music Store.
SCALE OF PRICeS.-CIchestra Chairs, 81 50:
reserved Orchestra Circle, 81 Dress Circle 8 50;
Private Boxes, 81, febE N
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DARING ESCAPE OF FEMALE CRIMINAL
Ihe Milwaukee Wiscoass says Mrs. Sanders
Who was convicted and sentenced in Milwaukee
short time since, escaped from the prison at
Waupin on Friday evening, 18Th inst. Ii APP
Pears that she had possessed herself OF a case
knife, and removed the screws from the lock OF
her cell door and thus gained sdmttance into the
hall, and rs the female department is not quite
AZ secure As the male. she appears 20 have effect
ed her escape through q window, and alighting
upon the outer wall was soon on the public
highway. As soon as her escape was known,
which was early In the morning, the off,
GERS were at once in pursuit OF the fugitive,
and succeeded in recapturing her on Sa:ur-
day afternoon about six miles out of town.
The women Of the prison are drsped in blue,
and to cover tbis and avoid detection che had
thrown on another skirt over her dress, and
thrown q shawl around her shoulders, which
completely covered her prison dress; and a. the
officers approached her obey being in a cutter)
she stepped aside to let them pass. in doing
which she raised her outer skirt Just enough 10
show theD the prison dress beneath, and 80 un-
Willingly discovered herself to the officers, who
NJ once returned her, notwithstanding her pro-
testations that she lived little way beyond, and
was on her way home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

STOKES TRIAL OF TIE GRAND jury WHICH
INDICTED HIN.-The trial OF the grand jury in
The Stokes case was recommended yesterday in
New York. Judge Cardozs having refused to
admit questions put to A. T. Pruyne, one of the
grand jurors, whether Fisk appeared before the
grand jury, and IL the district attorney opposed
the finding Of the grand jury in that case, ex-
claimed that they had right to show that Fisk
tried to influence the grand jury. McKeon said
they had right to show that the grand Jury WAS
Wiling 10 DO Fisk's will, and he would not hest
tate to say the district attorneys once had been
used for evil purposes in the matter. He had
right to show that Fisk, with three prostitutes
had made afhdavits before the grand jury upon
which the indictments tor conspiracy against
poor Stokes were found, and asserted that Fisk
was living with one OF the prostitutes at the time
Mckeon said Stokes was the only one who did
not know the Indictment for conspiracy had
been found, and yet il is the general belief that
after hearing of such Stokes had shot Fisk i'm a
tit of passion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28
NEW NATIO NAL THEATER

MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY &c
sIX NI0HTS ONLY AND ONE MATINEE
OF the Distinguished Comedian,
MR. JOHN Z. OWENA
" no viii appear in o series of his famous deIinaa-
tions Of the Pathetic and Comic Dfama
THIS tMONDAYb EVENING,
Sterling COP mes Comedy, in three acts, Of
EVERfBODYS FRIEND
and HI Owens Great Speciality,
SOL0N SHINGLE.
MAYOR De Boots and Solen sbingle. ...-- Mr.. Owens
Tuesday-yICTIMs and SOLUN SHINtAE
Owens as Joshua Butterfly and SCION
Wednesday and Thursday-GRiMALDI; or, Th-
Life Of Actress.
Owens as the Old French Emigre.
Fridsy-BENEFIT OF Mr.. OWENS
Saturday, al O'Clock, OWENS MATINEE.
Boz sheet open from 10 daily. f26-tf
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The Virginia Legislature and che

INV NoRK. Feb "a Richmond ,iispa,cl,
states that the senate yesterday or,iere, The bil
to ee engrossed Tor the payment OF the four p,I
GENT. Interest ON two-thirds of the unfuudel
debt, and -four per cent ON the whole OF the con
sohdsted debt Of the state, on the ist Of Aprii
Parties applying for this payment OF interss
wnl be required 10 surrender their coupons A. y
receive therefor the four per cent interest an
anoa-interest hearing certificate for the tNa
per cent. unpaid, which il claimed 20 be due hA
West Virginia a. her share Of the interest on III.
public debt. The House has resolved 20 e,teu Q
the session thirty days TO perfect bills relating
10 the debt.
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The Stokes Gase

NEN YORK. Feb. 2s.-In the Stokes case "a
DAY, The district attorney said he had no Wit
nesses TO examine. hut fled the precep; calm.
Tor grand jury, the REF urn thereto OF the pro ,
iamstlon of the sheriff. and his notice of puhlf
cation. Graham. OF Stokes counsel. then ar
gued that proof had been given that the gran,
jury was not regularly or legally organized
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Striking Crispiss A>saals the wreny

NV YORK, Feb. 2s.-John VI. Boyi a Sha..
manufacturer, was brutality beaten corner OF
Warren street and broadway last evening by
striking Crispins, they installing him for a non
societN man at work At Tsskers factory tie
lies in a dangerous condition At the HOSPITAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28
Compromise with Savings Rauk ne.

NEW YORK, Feb S.-At q meeting OF the de-
pceifors Of the Bowling Green Savings BsnL
lasteyening proposition from President Smith
10 pay fifty thousand dollars as q compromis,,
WIN The depositors was accepted. The amour;
OF deficiency in the bank is size O0e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28
One Killed, One NortaIly Wounded.
and One Mfsst 1w

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-John Foley was killed
nytwo brothers, named wilkins, in fight At
rundown, y. D., Sunday, and one of the VIII
kins brothers is dying. The discussion was VIII
knives. The other wilkins escaped.
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The Rcr.n,o. Co., S.,.

NV YORK, Feb. "a hundred Thousand
tons OF Scranton coal was sold at auction .o-,lav
III the following prices: Lump, g.. 40as342 ,
steamboat, sS1s; egg, 1852 ss3.72ls. crate.
IS 5asSS5; stove, siafi.2J; chestnut, s3J0a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

Tets splendid Hair DYE Is the best IN The vor-e
hsxss<ss. reliable, Ins.antanecns dc-s not cent?
nor any etizss poison h. proorco paralysis or
sssts, Avsa The ysnnssd s.1 sefussve Rsepar.sx q.
". a. Bachelors Hair DYe hiss lad tAiyfv rsos,
nc only psrfed Hair pys-EisS or Brown. Soid
3 ~ drnssisn. Aptlied 81 Ie Bond street, Sew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

hEPEIEyED-.Max Klinger, the German bow.
who murdered his uncle And nearIv L;i,oS ~
aunt four years ago, and was Convicted and
sentenced to be hanged in st. Louis. bu, was
reprieved on several occasions, has again had
his execution deferred until the LIST OF Nav IN
enable him to obtain decision in his case poW
Court SSPAoAne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28
Collecting for the de rmau Trademarks

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-About four hundred
French citizens met last evening 20 further sub
scriptions for the payment OF the German ar
indemnity, and appointed a committee OF col
lections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

FoU Boy BURGLARS are i'm Jail in Cumber-
land, Nd, and during the past week they have
had quarrels and fights among themselves Until
The turnkey was obliged to Interfere. IL was
found necessary to iron them to make them
behave, but to the dismay of the keeper there
were no hobbies or handouts in the Jail small
enough. as the boys slipped the irons OF of their
the thought occurred to the prison keeper 20 nut
handouts upon their ankles, which were found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

REV. l.. ID. HUSTON HEARD FRoM-The Gin
cinnati Commercial publishes the following:
"A CARD--Will the conductors of newspapers
give nae space TO denouuce infaROusly false
ana DANGEROUS, In every particular and in every
sense, the shocking statement contained in q
no.e winch appeared in an evening Journal of
Baltimore about me, and to ask a saspepsion of
public opinion till an investigation can be had.
The loss of my voice, and the failing health OF
member OF my family, had determined ne,
weeks ago, to leave Baltimore
Cincinnati, Feb o. $50 l., n Hrsrov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

CUMBERLAND MD.) CANAL BOAT BUILDING.
considerable activity prevails at the various
boat yards i'm Cumberland, Md. From each a
number OF fine new boats have been launched
during the winter, and more are on the stocks
being rapidly hurried to completion. The addi-
season Will be upwards Of fifty from the Cum.
seriand yards alone, besides q large number
punt AZ various points along the line OF canal
Cumberland Ne,cs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s-StiIlman, the LAWYER
who offended Judge Barnard Yesterday, was
ordered to be imprisoned for one day In addition
TO the hne ofss5, and spent last night in Ludlow
street Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

THE CHIcAsc SELEGATioS 20 urge the pass
ssc Q: the relief bill for that city, had q Snal
searing before the Senate finance comRittee
this morning. The commstsee will report TO the
Senate tc-EbgFrow OF next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

4 DELzGATIoN representing the silk manufac-
tIrsrs Uas before the ways and means commit
tee this morning "a reference 10 the duties or
ras silk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

AT A RECENT WEDDING vhere ss.ts
onss. tand some Of them smaIier) than the
soS, young gentleman sat down in a child,s
trse, nm en m 1t took pair Of forceps to ex-
ume seemed As II he had permanent rocker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Wines Liquors. &C.. for tno "0sh~oys
More than one hundred Of our citizens feel then
sslve- under peTsGnei obligation IN o. GSUTtkR
No y2I7 and 1912 PAnnsyivsois avenue, fot be
f1Sablc, through the virtues % his osiesrstes Biz
tess 10 participate 10 the fessvtlss Ia eht TO toe
Holiday season. Although HT. g. take. BsaCh pride
.. thus being . gEblic eerefsctor, he does Dot allow
trsctSe dutrcs his BUSINESS to escape his obser
ystion ah~aSy his ste-.s FTGar= viii the immease
stock Of Lis7ors and OcFstas npertca Tor the Do-
tday trade and which have beer selected with Ssrs
f.sr the wants of hss patrons. T~rss In want Of
hskies, bTsndies- Wines and Liquors, should
F-.Vr him with esit aud te assured that hat th@y
huY N hs line win De no; unly rsTe but unadutsr-
dssM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

NOAIEAVvONs.-The President to- day sent to
the SeR$se the nominations of Robert N. Wal
lace, 10 be United states marshal for South
Carolina Thomas d Meads, pestm sster at Han
cock, Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

WHAT'S IN A NAMB--Mr Beecherss nam.
has been put to . curious use. Conrad Ouinn
an ingenious or humorous citizen Of Peckskiii'
kseps tavern and sells liquor ON Sunday, near
which village Is the Plymouth pastors sum-
msr residence, has called his country tavern the
"Beecher House, ~S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

A CURIOUS MENoRIAL.-A bill having been
introduced into the Ohio Assembly annuiIing
many OF the provisions OF the Temperance act OF
1870, petition has been presented In rep,o,,
existing law, signed by all bat two HUNDRED on
uhe convlcts IN the Ohio penitentiary. This re
mopstrance has two column Of signatures. In
one column are the names OF four hundred ana
sion, were brought TO the penitentary a. II e re-
suit OF the use OF intoxicating liquors. The
otnet column contains the names of two hum
ureu ana seyenty-four convicts who were
brought to the penitentiary BY other causes:
besides which the memorial 10 signed by sixty
ofhcers and guards of the institution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

INTERNAL REvENUE.-Ther receipts from this
Ource to-day we're sIl2. 1883.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

The ACCORDING OF Mr. R.r,;.n..
men. laay merchant Of lawrence. Mss 'c com
hn naes .ne leading topic Of conversation among
viii amount to about s. 900. most 81 y xnSwn,
que Boston creditors. For some time she hal
been sending goods away to New York In t,, nsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28
Beat Her SICK Humane IN n~.,n

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s--The wife of George
Winant. sick depot master at Hampstead, l..
night that he died yesterday. The virago was
arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

TEE HOUSE COMMITTEES on APP EOP RIATIoSS
this morning agreed to report in favor Of an ap
preparation Of 50 600 for the OF eial Gasette oil
the Patent Office mentioned in The STAR Of
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

TEE MURDERERs OF TIER KRAMER FANNY
ARRHeTKD--Joseph Brown and Isaac Hum
nell, both young men, we're arrested vesserIay
on suspicion OF being near the scene of ths,
murder committed Sunday evening near Pots
VILE. =, on veicn Deniei Kramer and his wife
were the victims. Brown Was a Pottsviile an
Monday and exchanged silver Cor paper money.
Brown made partial confession, and acknowi-
edgsd having accompanied Hunnell 70 the door
committed the deed. They we're comnitted for
. hearing Friday NEXT. Mrs. Kramer rcturned
70 consciousness Monday night, bat was insensi-
ble YESTERDAY. There are no hopes OF her re-
coyery. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28

UTAH DON'T WANT A GRANn Inv r..
CONSTITUTIONAL convention of Utah YESTERDAY
ADOPTED preamble and articles relating TO thu
hili OF rights and rights Of suffrage. The article
authorizing the legislature to pas a hin hv
two-thirds vote abolishing the grand jury system
was adopted after . sharp strnagla -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-28
Woman Eaual RIGHTS.

BAITInoRE. Feb. 2s.-rbe Maryland Won an :
Equal Rights Association assembled al Raine' :
Hall this morning, the President, Miss Layinia
Dundare, in the chair, and talked until two
ociock, when recess was taken for half an
hour.