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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-23

TN THE CORPORATION COURT OF THE
i city of Alexandria, January term, 1872 Por-
ter s Co., plaintiffs, against K. I. Cross cxecu-
tors ct ais defendants. In chancery,.
Among other things, it is ordered, adJudged
and decreed, that the report of Commissioner
Chiffon be recommitted to the said commission
er, with view Of ascertainlng whether any OF the
claims Of the following named creditors, to wit:
John Arnold, Wesley Avery, David Appich,
G. A. Baldwin & Co., G. G. Bradley. James
Cloud, Delehay s. Kemp, Hunton = Ridgely,
Dr. NJ. NJ. Lewis, Mary F. Lugenbeel, George
II. Markell, w. s. A. Murray, VIM Powell,
late Sheriff of Fairfax county, VIM. B Price,
Tyler s Smith, vanWaert s. Co., Farmers
Bank of Virginia, S. Cuviller, against the estate
of the said K. Y. Gross, deceased, remain due
and unpaid and if so, what part thereof-to eff
feet which purpose the said Commissioner is au-
thorized and required to notify the creditors
above named to appear before him and prove
their claims by day to be fixed by him said
notice as to all said creditors who are known and
arc not non-residents in the manner prescribed
by law; and as to all unknown and nonresident
creditors by publication in the Alexandria Ga
zette or some other newspaper published IN the
city of Alexandria, for four weeks, which shall
be taken and considered rs equivalent to person,
al service. 1t was further ordered and decreed
that unless the said creditors do appear and
prove their claims on the day specified, which
shall be not less than sixty days from the date OF
notice. then the Court will proceed to decree in
the premises as if said claims had no existence
I Extract from decree
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-23

CEED PEAS-Landreth's Extra Early, Dam
y lei o. Rourke, May, Blue Imperial, Eugene,
McLean's Little Gem and White and Black
Marrowfat, warranted all fresh and genuine,
lust received and for sale by
feb 20 JANNE1 q w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-23
" $4,000
Alexandria Corporation Stock.
G. r.. HOOFF.
feb 17-Gt Cashier First National Bank.

NOTICE-Having been appointed Admins.
IN TRAITOR on the estate of A. r. THORP, esq.,,
deceased all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make prompt payment, and those
to whom said estate is indebted will please pre-
sent their claims.
~ 25-tf +. A. REED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-23
cLEIGH-RUNNERs, SLEIGH BELLS, SC

We have on hand at So King street, supply
of Seigh Runners of different sizes. Also an
assortment of Sleigh Bells, to which we invite
attention.
ian Il j. i. CRElGHION u soON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-23

DEET SEED-Landreth Philadelphia Ex-
ID ira Early Blood Turnip, EARLY Blood Tur-
nip, Long Blood, and Long Red Marigold Wurt-
eel warranted all fresh and genuine, just re-
ceived and for sale by
feb 20 JANNEI q w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-23
COLUMBIA FIRE COMFY FLANNEL.

Received this morning supply of the above
Flannel Parties desiring US to furnish them
with uniforms will please leave their orders at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17
Ihe broken Tnmmanx Rims.

THE SUITS TO BE CONTINCED-TVEED LEFT OUT
IN THE CoLD-NAYoR HALL STILL AN ABB
sENTEE.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE branch of the At
torney Generals Office in this city, OF which
Charles O'Conor has had control, has been dis
continued in view of the fact that the present
Attorney General has an office of his own here.
aid in the prosecution of the ring suits. The
announcement Of this change has given rise 10
an unfounded report that . 'Conor contemplated
Withdrawing from the prosecutions.
Tweed's name does not appear in committee
appointed at Albany.
Mayor Hall has not vet resumed his duties
though his week Is up. The Controller will have
the appointment Of Mayor, ii Hall does not re-
turn by Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17
Another woman Murderer.

sHE SHOOTS TWO MEN, ONE FATALLE.
of this citv. was This forenoon shot ,bron1b ,hs
nose and cheek, and III. H. Hall, q coal dealer,
Of Ogdensburg, was shot in the heart and in
stantly killed, by a woman giving the name OF
hcCarty, from Albany. The woman got on the
car somewhere near the head of Genesee street,
and Thompson and Hall (whO was a relative of
Thompson) got on the car at Thompson's resi-
Carly and Thompson, when the woman drew a
revolver and shot at him. The ball passed
through Thompsons face. and struck Hall i'm
the heart He jumped from his seat and fell
dead on the bottom of the car. Thompson's
wound is not considered dangerous. The woman
is under arrest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17

TWELVE MCkDkRkRS IN THE ToMBs.
There are twelve persons accused OF homicide
remaining in the Tombs, OF whom eight have
never been tried. and the cases of the other four
are before the appellate courts for review. The
cases not tried are those OF John Cullen. com
mitted August y, 1871. for the murder of Dennis
O'Connor; James McAuley, committed August
80, IS !. for the murder OF Agnes Relley; .Iere-
miah Evans and James Calvin. sent there SEN
tember for the killing OF Roger Belts; Phillip
Wilke, committed September IS for the killing
of Rudolph Warkever; VIM. II. Harris COM
mItfed January ., 1872, for the murder OF SAINT
A. Hassen. John Morrison and Robert Perkin-
son, committed January 3 for the homicide OF
Michael Fitzpatrick; and Edward - Stokes
committed January for the murder OF James
Fix, Jr.
The cases which have been appealed are
those Of John Purcell, committed MAY 18Th
1859, for the murder of VIM Herman who was
sentenced 90 be hanged April {. 1870. but OBJ
tanned a stay and appeal 20 the supreme court
general term, in which condition the case vet
remains; Lawrence Sullivan committed June
q, $50, for the murder of John O'Rrien, who
was sentenced TO be hanged Jan. p, 1871, but
obtained stay Of proceedings, and whose case
rs yet undecided.by the supreme court general
term; VIM. II. McSevins committed in Decem-
bet, 1870, for the murder OF Edward Hines sen
fenced TO be hanged July II, 1871, but obtained
a stay, and has just been granted a new trial by
the supreme court, general term; VIM. Foster
committed May 4, 1S1, for the murder Of Avery
ID. Putnam, sentenced 20 be hanged July ii
1si1, but whose counsel obtained a stay of pro-
ceedings, and whose case has not vet been de-
cided.-N. T. Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17

LAST WEEKS EARTHQUAKE-The Toronto
GLOBES Quebec correspondents gives the follow
ing respecting the earthquake shock which was
ielt IN Canada and some parts Of New England
on Tuesday last: Now that the various reports
concerning the recent earthquake have come in
II appears that the damage done 20 property has
been trifiing. Petty articles I'm houses were in
some cases dashed down and broken and large
hssures were opened in the walls of several
houses The ice bridge was the most injured.
People crossing at the time were under the i'm
preston that IL had given away, and hurried 20
the shore, and IL is feared that four persons were
Lost through some OF the holes, as they have not
since been heard OF. Yesterday the effects OF
the shock were visible in the large number is
sures in the ice. Several horses fell through in
crossing and were saved with difficulty. Two
other shocks, IL was said, were felt At II and 4
O'Clock in the morning."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17

The NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE IsvEsrIeA.
TIoE.-After the close Of our telegraphic report
yesterday
Christopher Pullman testified to a refusal OF
tickets for himself and friends at the primar,
election In lie by custom house and other
government officers, acting as inspectors, and a.
his belief that they placed tickets in the box
without count; it was notorious that custom
house officers were used throughout the CITY for
political purposes, and that they hold ONCE by
fidelity to the power appointing them; has heard
of an inspector Of election being offered $500 BY
Collector Murphy to carry another primary
Charles 5. Grant testified that his friend
Terry, custom house employe, told him OF
having been offered promotion, in january, b,
General Arthur, Mr.. Murphy, and Mr. How,
for signing returns of the primary election; thai
there was repeating at the election; that he wa
was one OF the inspectors that he finally signee
the returns in December, and pressure there
fore was made by the above named gentlemen
William H. Decamp testified to his removal
from the custom house upon Representations o.
Mr.. Murphy to Mr.. Boutwell,; was president OF
district republican association, and refused e
appoint persons designated by Mr.. Murphy q,
inspectors at the elections for district and
county conventions; heard that Mr.. Murph,
and friends withdrew from the conventions be.
cauke tie majority were against them, and ths
Mr.. Murphy desired to support Ledwith. the
young democracy candidate for mayor aeains,
Tamnany. s-ssa.- II i - :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17
Affairs In Mormon Land.

hAsOSlC-A POLYGAMlsT CAM BEA CITIZEN
UTAH As srATE-sTIEET RAILROADS.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 16-The Masonic
Grand Lodge of Utah Territory organized here
to- day. United States District Judge Strick-
land was elected Grand Master, and T.. b.
Zabrisky and Alfred s. Gould wardens
The United States court at Provo has adj
5ourned till next month. Among the appli-
Giants for citizenship one was rejected on his
own statement that he was polygsmist.
A public meeting will be held at Liberal In
stitute on Sunday night to consider the question
of the admission of Utah as a state.
Application has been made to the legislature
for the incorporation of q company with
s1,OOO, goo capital to build street railroads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17

The ALLEGED ILLEGITTNATES Son oF EoReE
WAsHINGToS.-A correspondent of the New
Albany Ledger, KY, reports examining the
record in the handwriting OF Colonel Thomas
Posey, which puts to rest the story that he was
the Legitimate son Of George Washington. The
record discloses the fact that George POsey was
born In 1854, married Mary Thornton on the I'D
OF January. lss4, and the result Of this union
was ten children, of whom the sixth SON Colonel
Thomas Posey, assumed 70 be an illegitimate
child, was born on the 18th Of March, I79l. The
character OF his mother was such rs placed her
beyond even the suspicion Of a violation of her
marriage vows; besides, the time az which the
birth Of the pretended child Is fixed was before
her marriage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17
Alexis Terrible Fellow Among the
Ladies and the BufalOeA

ROMANTIC STORY OF SECRET MARRIAGE
TIE GRAND DUKES LITTLE GAME on THE
PLAINS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Herdlds st. Peters
burg special states that the rumor il prevalent
there that Alexis married a Russian lady In
America in opposition to the wishes Of the Gar,
who thought the attachment had been broken
up.
A dispatch from Camp Willow states that
Alexis, Generals Sheridan and Custar, and Spot
ted Tail and the Indians had a DAYS rare sport
among the buffaloes, the Grand Duke proving
himself quite o sportsman. A number of ami
mails were killed. Some fine ones were shot by
Alexis, who is having the heads preserved to be
sent to ST. Petersburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17
ne rr..l al nr-i wharton.
CROWDED sx., syosw moo ssHr

a CROWDED rRT-RooN-CoxTtSrkTfoN 80
M. bkvELte skocssSr.
ANxAroLrs, Nd. Jan. rI.-rhe court met
promptly e 10 O'Clock. Before thst eonr ey.ry
sest and fcct 81 standing room appropriated .
Of TIE suenoe S sOns.Sa Sr TIC
val Academy, 81 state zen s,ors salmemher. OF
ne lover house Of the Legislature. and lsdie>
NV ny , rssnnssen and Stnss Iee,,es f5ess
mond, Va. has brought within the saIls Of a
eosttr roon, ss listeners % a trisl 80 nameroas
ana an,esngens an ass naelage OF ladies oceapy-
the bar the space not taken M by tue counsel,
the prisoner and her lady friends. flour in NAM
berD and reporters for the pres, Ia crowded with
every branch OF science, eminent ciergymen.
dccscrs, lawyers, chemists, and lsg,Slaters, ee-
ing among the number. lima d.Atrly after the
Mr.. Revells. state attorney. resumed his ar
eument before the jury. Reversing and com
mcsting On the evidence of DIR. Reese, OF
Philsdelphia, and Dr. Warren, OF Baltimore.
For over two hours he oombsttcd with sarmth
ana great earnestness that PORTION Of the eVs-
ssence ofthese gentlemen assigning the cause OF
,s'1 70 csfeose sp,ns menngl,,s srsulne that
uovcrted by distinguished medical practitioners
Who testified for the state, and he read from
several veilknow authorities on medical iu-
rtspradence 90 prove that the differences OF Drs.
Reeee and Warren were incorrect.
MT Reyell next attacked the chemical testi-
mony OF Dr. kheese and other experts, contend
tons I'm this case were m insult 90 the iar0rs
and said he believed the Jury In Determining tn
case would not give them a feathers weight OF
credence. He then passed 20 the testimony 20
the prosecution, rchcarsing aud comment
ing In their order the evidence or Mr.
Chubb, Charles ketchum, and Dr. VII
llams, arguing thai the testimony o
these parties, with the circumStautial evi
dence before the jury were conclusive OF tn
guilt Of tile accused. "Gentlemen af the iurv.
concluded the speaker, General kc;chum slid
not die from a natural cause. but he died from
poison administered by an artful Assigning
woman. 10 10 your duty % dvest vourSeiveSu i
every sympathy and still your hearts against
every tender emotion for the prisoner because
she Is woman, and render such a verdict a.
viii not he your reproach and future regret"
Mr.. kevel closed his argument AT les, when a
recess ~ss taker for ter minutes.
The Maryland Senatorial Election.
ASNAPoLIs, ND, Jan. 1.-THE Legislature
IN joint ballet, to-day balloted i've times to,.
United States senator, the last vote standing
For George Nickers, 2s; George X. Dennis. -.
James II. Earle, 2; Philip Francis Thomas. =.
Daniel M Henry, ~ Hon. J. A. y. Creswen A.
The balance OF the votes are scattering.
Bennett t0 Succeed Fisk.
NEW YORK, Jan. Thames Gordon Bennett
Jr,. h mentioned IS the successor Of Fisk a.
colonel of the Ninth S,sfnauf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17

TIE Truce EHDKD II NEW ORIRAus.-War-
moths Winchester Rifle Motropolitans still
occupy the approaches to the state house in New
Orieen2 In The senate there WAs no Quorum
yesterday. This announcement caused War
q rocket, to come down With equal velocity
The house was boisterous and disorderiy. In
the Carterites' house the members failed 70 nut
In an appearance in force. The Presidents re-
fusal TO int rfere gives very general safisfac,i
The absent senators have addressed commu-
nication to the senators assembled at the Me-
chanics' institute, protesting against the pres
ence there OF m armed body Of men. They
ever been the legal president Of the senate. ami
they refuse to recognize his authority a. su.h
The Communication concludes: "W6en these
We Voluntarily consent to take our seats In YOUR
body, and participate In your proceedings"
Signed by sixteen MEMBER, Who, With one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17

TIE FOLLOWING Is an incident of the Prince
OF Wales illness: " The Prince having been nm
able TO sleep during nearly two DAYS and nights.
a hop pillow was placed under his head, and az.
ter some hours he sank 70 q htful sleSS,,. The
hop pillow has been continued, and there Is REQ
son to believe It's soporifc effect has been felt in
the repose which has st last brought with n hons
OF recovery. During the time when a afh see m.
60 imminent, butcher stood in an adjoIning
room with lamb, ready st Q moments potice
10 nay II: that the warm and reeking skin might
swathe the Princes extremrties. shoaid tsas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17

More thar one hundred &C our citizens feel them
.efves u1der per-Ou&l obligation to G. GACTIER-
No. 12f5 and 1918 Pennsy lvxnia svenRs, for b.
ing sb,e through the virtues ef his celebrated BIZ
Eeitdss Season. Although Mr.. q. TAX much pride
N thus being public benefactor, he dycs not allies
the OF duties OF his business his nbsor
walton Already his store grCans with the lmnl,sse
hays rsde, and which have been selected with care
fer tle wants OF his patrons. These in wasr OF
" hizkies, Brandies, Wines and Liquors, should
favtr him with call, and be assuree that WIS. thsy
asHl decl9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17
West Virginia legislature and Con.
vemtlOn.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, Jan. 1.-THE state
convention assembled here yesterday. Hon,
Samuel Price, Of Greehbrier county was re-
elected permanent president and G. p. Butcher
secretary. An effort will be made TO remove the
convention to Wheeling and will probably sue
coed. Both houses of the legislature are also or
ganized. Z. A. Sherry was elected speaker of
the Senate and DIR. Z. A. Summers Speaker OF
the House The officers Of both and the conyen-
ton are d. moerats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17

FUNERAL OF BISHOP McGILL.-The funeral
Of Right Rev. John hcGill, Catholic Bishop OF
Virginia, took place in Richmond YESTERDAY.
Bishop james Z. Wood, Of Philadelphia. ofici-
ating. Bishop p. a. Lynch, Of Charleston, y.
C., delivered the funeral discourse. The cere-
monies were OF the most impressive and solemn
character, and we're witnessed by an immense
congregation, while thousands were unable 20
gain admittance 70 the cathedral. Bishops
Becker, of Wilmington. Del, and Gibbons, OF
North Carolina, together with a number OF
priests of the diocese, participated. The re-
mains Of the deceased bishop were inferred in
the chapel under the cathedral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17

ALLEGED OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT or Enc
LIsH REPUBLICANs.-The cable reports that
while a meeting of loyalists was being held last
night at Wellington Barracks, Knights Bridge
England, ga portion Of the London mob ire
publicans) broke into the hall and behaved ip
an outrageous manner. They expelled the
chairman Of the assemblage, and demolished
the platform and furniture belonging TO the
room. Though the police were gathered outside
OF the building, they made no effort 70 prevent
the dsgraceful behavior of the rioters, who held
possession of the room for an hour, when the
gas was turned of and they retired. nging the
harseillaise as they went out" This dispatch
evidently came from "loyalist" source.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17
Crime In New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. T.-Michael Guiick was
arrested last night for driving his wife and two
his room, In . tenement house occupied by over
twenty families.
The banking ONCE Of Kennedy & Co., i'm Cedar
street, was robbed yesterday Of ss3 600 worth Of
road, and promissory note for $4,000. No
arrests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
fsiecrepA<d Eze,xsfreis 70 ne Esensss stay.
AnetheP Republiean Row I'm England.
LONDON, Jan. n.-The riotous excuses in
knight-bridge we're repeated last night At a
school-house, where the mob smashed the furn-
iture and set IL ON FIRE. The disturbance was
finally quelled and the rioters dispersed No
arrests were made.
Casacazy's Successor.
LONDON, Jan. r.-The eastern budget says
Baron Won Gutenberg. the present political
agent and consul general Of Russia AZ Bucharest
will be the successor Of Catacazy at W ashington
The Alabama Claims.
LONDON. Jan. n.-At the annual meeting OF
the Shefheld Chamber OF Commerce YESTERDAY
Mr.. Mundella, NJ. p, candidly admitted that he
was convinced that the settlement of the Ala
bama claims by the means provided in the
Treaty OF W ashineton would prove satisfactory.
The Retrenchment Com mtttee Inyes-
Nav YORK. Jan. 1.-THE Retrenchment
Committee will now hold its sessions I'm a vacant
store under the Fifth Avenue Hotel. A com.
munication was received from the agents OF all
the steamship lines, complaining of the loss OF
goods from packages " hieh have been examined
at the appraisers Office.
A letter was received from one Barney Hess
stating that he furnished information 10 Secre-
tary Of the Interior Delano OF the defalcation
Of Joshua L. Bailey, now a fugitive in South
America, but Mr.. Delano took no notice there
OF; also that he knows four custom house in.
spectors who Illegally sold cigar stamps, and
that there are Off ce holders in the custom house
who are largely indebted 70 the government for
Illegal transactions. The committee voted to
subpoena Hess.
Charles H. Heyser testified that the statement
made by ex-Appraiser Palmer relative 10 him
(Heyser) was false. Charles s. Spencer testified
that Palmer admitted to him that Heyser was
innocent Of the charges against him. He gave
some testimony relative TO the Syracuse con-
vention. The President does not interfere in
our political affairs; but the friends of.the ad-
minstration, who constitute the vast majority
Of the republican party here, sustain him; didn;t
know Of any patronage given to the anti adj
minstration men. The committee are visiting
the general order stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17
Shocking Result sf . Ku.klux o.s.

CINcIHNATT, OHIO, Jan. II "A special ais
patch from Frankfort, Kentucky, SAYS: A short
time since, party Of disguised ku kiux yislted
tne notse Of citizen In that county, where .
wedding Vas In progress, and took possession of
the prenises. They fred OF pistols and danced
over the hoor, and the fright occasioned 30 the
daughter OF this citizen caused her TO 70 into
spasns, succeeded BY ineanity. - y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17
Incendiarx Fire I'm Indfanspol,s.

INDIANAPoLIs, Jan. n.--This morning a a -e
ment Of Messick q Trott, No. 20 West W ash
ington street, and four adjoining bus ne 8
houses, occupied by Coleman & Jarrett q bsc-
c. Fredigan, boots and shoes; the other beip
unoccupied. Three fremen were seriously in,
jured by q falling ladder. The Ere was evil
IDENTIFY the work Of design. The loss is partially
insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17

FIeK's ESTATE DwINDLINa.-It Is rumored
that the legal complications In which the late
Colonel Fax had become involved have seriously
embarrassed his estate. It was popularity be-
ileved tnat ne Vas worth several millions OF dol
himself he would have been able to save very
large sum. But there II good authority for say.
ing that when al his liabilities arc discharged
The Equitable Life Insurance Company had r.
sued policy Of 42o 900 in his favor and Il Is be-
heved that he had other policies for smaller
sums. His former private secretary, John II.
estate.-N. y. cor. Pad. Hng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17
SP ECIAL NOTICES.

Asa Ter tbs AID tsfe no Othfr. TIE only ARTICLE
that Is pevf city b. rm.e~- Wsrrauted 80 restore
Gray All, remOS lru and stop ts falling out.
Large B.ztle., containing ever half as much more
rhaR snv ether HAIR preparation, u.
Ward Walsh, Esh r:reet and Penn. avenue, and
lsh ~ q tfreets .a .-.
8 carsert Ford, Hos Pennsylvania avenue
<hri-tiani BrCS. 9Th and NJ streets.
q ". Cropley. Tic briige street., GEORGETOWN.
J. u. u Donnrsi, s,h street, Navy Yard.
.. Hicklrg. ii street aEd Psonsyl Tania avenue.
r. A. BacOnS IA and = sircets, Island. .4..
Vim. Dav Garner 10th and L streets.
ghas. SOFT &C., 4S0 Peausytvania avenue.
And At tie Dept, correr 81 ami ID SITS. ". W. jan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-17

~Gail Hamilton says In her new book that
woman does not want opportunities but qualities.
ga Maine woman has swallowed two him.
dred and seventy bottles Of cherry pectora1.
and still lives.
ga lady was lately Rugged to death in Min
sesota-another Illustration OF the power Of