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The arrangement 81 the life preservers on the
snug steamer Sicily white, which runs to Greeh~ien en
week days and lsockaway Beach on sundays Is admra
hlc They are fastened under the seats In other handy
putc. t slight snts that he ensil pulled apart
oi emery, neg. IL would be- well II thu mana
Of ou~ Crusucd ferry boats would take lesson
rom he Mhiie,
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Mrs. y,err,,'- M.okiux Bird.

Two citizens Of seventh avenue complain to
the police that Mrs of2ii West Fifteenth street.
moeking bird which initiates catcalls and other
sleep aud he "A comp, nuisance. They demonstrated
Alt her hut sair they could only get rid OF the
Iuncklus bird by paying an enormous price. The
nILLn- L. IL
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Cramps, ChoIIc, Cholera,

summer complaint, dysentery, diarrh,ea, and al
AErctions Of the bowels cured promptly and eifrC
mnly by Dr. Jaynes Cumulative Balsam. Deing pleas
ant TO the taste, il Is readily taken by CHI, ren,
having maintained It's popularity for over NY years
me propreiors confidently reeomnend II AZ standarl
hUusgAOld remedy, sold by all drusnglsts.-idV.
The sun., 1872-07-01

Yesterday morning Patrick Gillis Eivt Thomas
Enus In st. Marks lane Brooklyn. After dispute
about family affairs Patrick struck Ennis with slung
shot on Z head, lnn'9tlng severe wound. Patrick
wac arrested and Ehni2 was taken to the hospital.
The sun., 1872-07-01
Mrs. Cicm's FOurih sentence An Application
for kinh TrinI.

lHulANAI OLE, June IS. The fourth trial Of
ir" Glenn formulated th. morning with verdict from
DE iUy Of murder m the second degree, aud sentence
I prnitcntary Tor llfc Mrs. Glenn received the yer.
ict with the composurc that has distinguished her
throughout her other trials. The jury stood IN the Ars
oll nine for murder In the first degree and three for
ansaushtcr; two nnally Joined the majority, leaving
'n' nny Tor the hgtcT verdict he then PROPOSED 10
q, upruusc Inn the eleven "A verdict OF nuri r In
me b cuud degree, wlth recommendation for eXocu
m9li"9 tor neg Trial Tie hoeihg Of which was 1xed
another lie use of1ntoNicatlng liquor hy uryman
iltlng The trial Mrs. Clem was brought back To the
dl hers, where she M reumin until tie motion pend
ng Is ulipoted o. II that fails her will be taken
IulJa - Wv
The sun., 1872-07-01
The Cre.skiil Murdcrcr's nurlaI.

John w. Avery, the Cresskil murderer, who
hanged r:asy last, was on SATURDAY buried In
l., erprecns Cemetery. The funeral service was per.
formed at 90 lHrmi street BY the Rev NT. Abbott.
Avery wac Y years, months, and . days old.
The sun., 1872-07-01

The Irish Constabulary Band arrived on Satllr-
Iay oH the Abyssina. The members dressed In a
snowy uniform, the predominant color being green.
~ numbered forty aud we're under the leadership Of
EdNaid Clements They we're met at tuuard Dock
~ Mr.. T. :. Gilmore. They took tho steamer Bristol
The sun., 1872-07-01
New York Markets.

SATURDAY, June 90 Tho intensely hot
weather caused dull day In trade circles.
FLOUR Ash GRAIN N-fluur Was dull and the range for
hpiius extras reduced to $60@S65 very good trad
Rnd family brands selling at ti5pAk hut hardly eu ugh
The sun., 1872-07-01

put Or call al the market price tcallcd straddel
can be had on Erie 6O days for cent premium Rock
Island and NorihwesteTn AZ 2h@S cent 90 days time
Puts are offered on wabash at ~, co DAY for
Mr.. H. v Poor has recently issued his hfth annual
Manual Of the Railroads of the United states which
the most elaborate work OF Its Kind ever pubse ed In
ttis country and giving sketch Of the proSess, cost
earnings, also expenses OF every important line. To
this II added full ana ysis Of the debts OF the
States as also Of the Government. The entire volume
repete with valuable information, and Ia spe, iAy
comuended 20 railroad investors and the banking pub.
lie, Prom II We learn th't the greatest uumher OF
miles constructed IN any year In the United
States IN 1871, when 7i58 miles were opened thus
GO, O,s52.
The semi annual report Of the Dry Dock Savings Bank
Ia "
The sun., 1872-07-01
The RulinIn KcQrIIn.

BUFFALo, June 3O.-The Fourth of July regatta
In tins city promises to be the finest held In West
ern waters There have been large number Of
for the fOuroared races and ten entries for the single
scull race. Among them are Billy ShaTH OF Pittsburgh,
Dick Timing, Thomas Louden, Robert Berry aud James
Douglass OF Toronto, and Charles T. Smith Of Rochester
The sun., 1872-07-01
A iiend spIir Ope',, with q necr GIns,.

IIcIMHh ItII'Ie' ny IaIlah, WIS bchttn and
terribly SOuAd.d Ia Esht la Wonda,s's agerDrol
saoon 70 Fulton street, Brooklyn, early yesterday
morning l..H head Was split open With lagcrhesl
glasses, He v as taken to the hos pItGL
The sun., 1872-07-01

Yesterday morninl, Peter Rlley's mother found
him IA her yard, In Cpnell's alley. near YORK street
Brooklyn. lie was GgNuk She took hin Ia tnv hO use ,
anu he died a few hours after.
The sun., 1872-07-01

Special NoiItss.
THE GREAT SUMNER RESORT,

IN eases OF dinrrhGa dysrntery, cholera mo. and
cholera Ia 10 Maguire's Benne Plant, thirty years.
specific In lSig and ,SB
MokEssON ROBBINS, Agents, 81 Fulton st.
FOR THE TOIIET.-Floridin has been proved
the most elegant reliable and safe remedy to perma-
ntnty remove all kinds Of skin diseases such AS black
worms red, white and matteTed pmples scaly erup-
loLs, tan, frrcklCs moth SC, IL purihcs and whitens
the complexion Sold only b. hrstclass druggists.
BROADWAY CASHMERE HAT, S5,
cNccled by none, al HEBbkRD's, 4ls Broadway Resr
Canal,
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Tickets, S}s orders nlled Information furnished
Prizes cashed. TAYLOR CO., bankers, -
~ Wall ST. New YORK,
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
Price reduced to t2s j, H. MARTINEZ a ton b@AA
ers ~ Wal H.. hlA Loss Sew York tVst OL4SV'
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MARINE TYrELLI8EyCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rUts DAT.
sun rises. 81 Sun sets... ~ Noon rises. ~
mon wATER-rHIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 2S Gov. Island. II Hell Gate... %
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Wednesday evening. July at 2so Broadway between
Goth and 3lst sts
The sun., 1872-07-01

Ray Rum" Double Leaf" brand IL tho hest. For
sac To the trade only, by TAFT TYLER, 81 Cedar n,
opposite POst once.
The sun., 1872-07-01

The family Catbnrtio Of the failure will be-
CssToRrA and nothing else. II is rapidly dspaeing all
other purgatves. Castor oil, the best OF thcm IL ess
eec,ua and the dreadful nausea and subsequent grip
ing created by that medicine annoy and ago
nze the individual who puraes and regulates the sys
TEN with CAsroRIA.
The sun., 1872-07-01

A. strike. most popular !. the universal STRIKE
for KNOX, summer hats. Capital and labor both
prove Of KNONS, 2i2 broadway.
The sun., 1872-07-01

Furniture, carpets, and bedding--an immense
stool aud low priccsat b. NJ, Cowperthw ats lb5 hat
h9u street. eeAlY and lnnnihlS nAvmenta tnkrn.Aih
The sun., 1872-07-01

The hest place In New York to buy reliable
sterling silver wedding presents, SQUIRES ~ Fulton
~. Diamonds specially.
The sun., 1872-07-01
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DdSHEs HERE AND THERE ny THE
SUNS REPORTERS.

NFrhbTFEOp Wcf'IOskty FWfCHuHinH n NFW
BurinI Ground.
with the approval Of Archbishop McCloskcy
the Trustees OF Calvary Cemetery have purchased a
new burial ground In Eewtown, L.. II IL about half
mile from the old ceme ery aud runs parallel with II
Ihs roads sections and dvisons OF both correspond.
and the arrangement Of graves Ia about the same CAT
vary cemetery n nearly full nearly el tho rnves hnN
ng been purchased The new burial graund, which mas
Just been cuclo cd with high fCnco covers n
Hcrcs-nlue than the old IL VIII soon be cOnso-
cd
The sun., 1872-07-01

Bathing Shoes.--An varieties at CANTRELLs,
ltl ith av., between 1911 aud Ath sts.
The sun., 1872-07-01

Naughty boys eat green fruit to make thci
tomachs ache. then cry for wilamss Jsmalca GingcE
The sun., 1872-07-01
Gnsintss nntltes.

Ask for Hudson G.. woifc's
Hcll sohnapps Of your Grocer or Druggist.
l you are AFFLICTED with Dyspepsia,
II you afflicted with Kidney Disease,
II YOU are afflicted with nttSu,
ff sou are afiCted with Gravel Ur (iout,
II YOU are afflicted with Collie Pains,
II you are afflicted with Flatulency,
II you wish to prevent Chllls and Fever,
II you wish 90 prevent Diarrh9a,
II You wish TO strengthen the Nervous System.
I Sc Bell Schnanpe. pure medicinal beverage.
Hudson q. Wolfe Co, is :. william st., Importers.
The sun., 1872-07-01
WOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

Price reduced to t2s j. u. MARTINEZ a Goa BAni
ers ~ Wglst. hlA its] Sew York tVst OLSV'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-20

f19e Nattonalitdt> ~ melt bielelte er>
forperli@ 1T, erfolet: 1. Geitens ber
Yerlonen, welbe li@ In GliaBz Qotbrtn<
gen oufbalten, ourd fofenfreie> protez
toQariide Grfldrune Dor benz Yclisets
Directer. 2. Seitens aler Gbrisen
perlunen bur6 eine, lei e5 Dor benz
Maire pes Wpbnortes In Granfreid,
let es cor elmer fr~ans0fiden 0eianrtz
ldafts< pper Gunlulats> &an,let at9ez
aebene G'tldrune ODER purd Smma!riz
culation bel elmer lplden &an;let. Die
Triit fir Die Nuslbun9 pes Sptions>
redtes. mag rasu nun bic 9erlesuna
ee6 Domictls nab Tranfrsi9 unp biz
auserldli9e GrfldrunB fir Die franjSs
flbe Nationalitit, ocer nur eine Don
ctelen beicen 1batladen erfcrrerlth
lein, lduft NIT Dem 80. september B.
s. al. Sur fir piejeni9en perionen,
welde 11@ auBerbo'j @uropa'6 aufbolz
ten, 1T Die 8rilt biz sum 80. Septemz
Der 1873 einldi'eb;i@ oerldn9ert.
Diejtnisen aus @liabz2% otbrinsen &C.
burt;aen perlpnen, wel9e in Der franz
s5Ei@en Nrmee pper Tlotte in trseno
elmer Gi9enidaft, aud alS Treiwiuise
ODER Ginteber pienen, baten cas- Re9t
fir bic neutlde 9fationalitdt gu epttren.
pterau mag ftd fol9enoe Mtttbeis
luna aus MeB anidlieben: Speben
bat Der Municipalratb BON WeB In et>
mem S9retben at ben Turlten Bis<
mard ee9en einen son ctelem rem8un>
resratbe CUR prifuns por9eleoten Sc
legentwurf proteftrt, na& welaem pom
/. Sult 1872 an oasD eutibe nit Mu6s
idlub te5 Trans60iden Die amtli9e
Spta9e in Qotbrin9en ie{n 1oa. Omar
mple Ger @n.wurf Denen> bic Don
&usb:it an Ttan36flb eeiproden unc
renen has Deutl1e @twitriefeiten
made, propilo:i@b eine frans6ltiht
u%cberi,gun9 neben ben ceutlhen Sri:
stnalacten susefsben> ausin ca6 ndBe
UNI 10 psnt9er, pa Die 8eitimmuns,
pann uno wie LANCE piele Gsr9unti~
eune ~ ssmdbren lei, pom 6errnO ter>
prdFoentsn abbdnsen peree, Der uleine
yal6t als peutihsrB samter purb mSe>
liblt lAneue @trmanifruns 2otbrinz
gems ~ erfuaen alauten" rerpe. Na6
elmer lanssn Ne,be biforllter GrDrte>
runssa fprcert Der Wunicipalratb ben
0ebrau9 Der franS1fl6en uno peut<
l6sn Spro1e tn yotbrtn9en TN Nlge<
H1einen uue tu6bel oncere TN WeBer
Sance.
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fden Nattonalratbes> an 5rn. Sobn
6ig 0eneralsG oniul Ger SdweiS "a
bier, incem Ct bic 0ertbeilung elmer
reutiden lleberiebune ces 8eriGts IN
lenet &epublit befIrwprtete.
Nus oielen 0rIuren babe t@ cine
l1%eberltbuns res 8eridte6 ubsr YIN
manceruns in rielem Sareau antertt<
gen la11en, welde id beifclaeuo oorlese
In Ger 6pfnuns, odb Ger eer19reB Den
Druid rer{slbeu b;uiaen reree. "-0te
lleterleguns 1T 70 psrfar;t pap anltatt
232 Seiteu i'm Original tslbISe nur
100 uno cas- ean,e Document 1t@t
fiber 12O Drud1inn ousma9en miro.
@snn cod in alien Dinsta 70 selpart
wlrpe!-
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0ieu Nrpteffanten In Tranf=
reid.

1ie rabifale pre0e in europa bat
cine reue Gntreduus sema@t, BE Gan;
in ibren Srom pabt: ou@ Trantretd
bat nun feline io9enunnten uNltz& atboz
lifen" pper better 9eia9t uNeuzp,cte<
(anten." I'm bic san3e Afatre in tbz
rer tbatlddliden Wirfitdfett par3uitelz
len, lalsn mir bier cine ;uperlaiis
Mittbeilun9 aus paris rpm 81. ..
Dft6. fol9en, fe 1ast:
@er bdtte e slauben iouen: aud
Branfrei@ bat jebt feline ridtt9en pro-
!el t. &atbplifen> unp Nkbe Midaub>
zen man als cine bsceutuns6lole Mus<
nabme betradtete, 1deint Na6fol9er
unp Nebentubler gu fineen. Die Abz
bes 9unqua uno Wouls> tsipe Drtefer
an Der &atbeorale ecnBorreaur, BADEN
li1 nit Gclat ron Der Stride 9etrennt
untsr Ger ieierltben G%rfldruna, rab fte
Den uA%ltfatbolifen" ftd anlblteben.
Dieter S9ritt maht natirli6 ercbes
Auflebtn, unc sibt ben raeicalen Bldtz
tern Nnlob, Die M%btrunnt9en nit Bet>
fauflatlden auf,unebmen. Dage9en
1uce t6 in fatboliiden Bidttern Nnsaz
ben unp Muh9ld0e wel@e Den Wertb
uno pieBeoeutune pieler neueu prete>
i1anten nidt weni9 in Jrase ftsuen,
unp BE i1 eebbalb mittbeile, cbne iuz
nd9f peren 0enaui9teit c%pnitatiren su
fSnnen. 6ternad lit 6r. Sunqua Der
Nerfa0er zines unmoraliiden unp ican,
calD1 en- Npmanss, Der, unter DEM Ittel
Die @ebeimnt11e zines 8tetbuma," in
Der uGribine" eribisnea 1T unp su TT
ner seri@tltden 5aueluduns bel Gem
Autor Mnlab sab. 5n Golse rieies
eeridtliden Shrittes> pelaer ollerlet
ldmdbliae Sebens : @ebetmni6e pes
6rn. Sunqua sntbIQte, btelt Is oieier
fir seratben> nit Der &ir9e Der er bisz
ber anBsb6tte, ~ breden. 81. Mouls>
Der in pteler lelben Sade ccmprpmittirt
if, mart nun etenfaus Die Waefe ab,
tncem er fih rlbmte> pae er felt LANCER
3ett Ganpicat fur Elm Blstbum 9ewes
len fei. Dieter Woun trdst cen SrDen
Ger gbrenle9!sn ; er mar cine Belt lang
Yfarrer BON Arcadon, no ct, 1tdt UNI
ter (etnen Seidtfincern> ioneern unter
1sinen Nadbaren Die Brirer Yeretre
9etrcfen bate, mte befannt, rtdtiesJuz
ben. Dtele 6erren paren Is, Die Jpn
rie Decoration perl@aftsn uno 1elbf
feline Ganptpaten fir Elm Gpilfopat aufz
iteIten. Sc 1deint cemnad, pab, menn
Die 6errer Sunqua uno Mouls ft9
Ibeute ertdbnen, tir9lt9e Sppuftiou gu
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(Giu 9ebensbitn aus Mnieren 1esen.)
(Gprtiebupa.)

@ir rreuren uns nun wiere gum
@efdnaniTe. Nahcem Qucia Die @ez
faneene in nem 8arren eertor9en Bate
febrte {e in ibr3immer 3uriid unp leste
l1t anqefleicet auf rae Bett, NIT &C.
lponnter Nufmerflamteit auf jeces Oez
rdu|A laulhenp. Cine &aSe, Elm
6uuc, Elm @inrtce, Nues leste ie II,
Mnait, unp 1e erheb pen Sop, Deer elite
an ras Gentsr, neil lie furdtete, eie
Gluht lei bereits entcedt. Das mat
ater uibt Der Sail renn wdbreno Ger
Nadt fam yliemano In ben Wefdnauitz
bof, uno Is rar aud 10 bitter, caB bic
Sdilrwaben ras berabbansenee Sell
nidt leben fonnten.
&urs mad Der Bepert1euisuns Der
Glu1t nurpen Die Wahen a5aelDit.
3ufauie ri@teten ft6 Die Auaen ces Ell
men Splpattn na1 rem 0iebel ces
5aults. uSdau, 8amerac," ia9te er,
upa bdnat Elm Geil berab. Da6 bat
cenn ros III beoeuteu Spute Glrer
For cen 0efausenen entFcben ltin z"
uDas it 1paDrideiaIl@ Der Jau>"
CAB Der Nncsre CUR Antmogt, mel9er
nun ebenfaQ5 isinen &ppf en'poraertd<
let bate. so trerce ip5lelb bic Nm
;eiae maden."
ST. bog UNI bic Gds, eins su BEN
6auptpprtale uno ;cs Die Slin9sl.
Der pi0rtner 5fnete uno fra5te nat
ieinem Se9tbren.
uSemmen sic einmal NIT" eniSesz
1ete Der Sotcat. uWabrIdeinli9 1T
wdbrenp Der Nadt Elm 0efan9ener entz
iprunsen."
Der pfSrtner elite nit ibna UNI bic
Gde ais er bos Sell unp caS 6enfer
fab, aus pel9em es berabbing, fpnnte
er etnen &uf Der @erwunperun9 nidt
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Nu5 tem leBtsn Berihte bes @enez
ralzgarpzGcmmi1lrs 9ebt berppr, cab
nidt weutser e!s 375 WiQionen older
yanp rurd @en3reb9eitBe peridentt
morren fino uno swar Der 9rIBte She'll
an Observation-Disclosures. Nm 1.
Suli 1871 belaben pie Ser. Staaten
nod 1907 Miuipnen Mder 5fsntli9en
2anpe6. 9apon ilno As Wiaionen
Nfer at,usieben> bic in ben &elerra<
tionen lteeen unp ZEN Sntianern rur9
feierliden 8srtras aell@ert finr. Son
BEN lbrts bleibenpen 962 MiQionen
Mdern 1T pieuei@t faum pie 5dlfte
c%alturfdbis, Der Neit beitebt aus ST.
biree5usen, mlfea Gtenen uno @1m@
pfen. yfin1mt man raber an, rap Die
Ser. Staaten %aueenblidlth nod 400
Miuionen Nder pfeutltder 2dnrercten
teigeu> 10 1T pos 3iemli@ bod sesrif=
fen. Ste bsltsn uno perthpcufengdnz
cereien itno jerenfau5 ben Gi(enbabnz
3eleuidaften 9eldenft mcroen nno fs
mau;sn unsablbare Millionen raraue.
Wdye es nun ntdt 3eit, weniaitens
ben tleinsn Nef I'M le1es fribern Neid>
tbum5 ben ptrtltben Mniteclsrn au f.
6ern ? Man peiB aus Grfabrun9,
wel1e nadtbeili3e Tol9en eas 2anp5
mpnopol in ancern 2lncerr> duu,al in
Gn9lanp berbeisefibrt bat. Der srDbte
Wpplbeitanp berri6t im1aer tort no
rae 2anc in fletnen Yarceuen unte1
bic mtrfliben 8sbauer per1bet!t 1T.
8iQiSss 2ano mar btsber bic @runos
lase unleres Wob!ltanees uro unleree
ralGen Wobstbums. BtQt9eS 9anr
lpdt Die Gtnwanperun9 pom europa
mad Nmerifa unp jere weitere 9anpz
oeridleaceruns ttdst CUR @eritcpfuna
bteler QusIe bel. Cine Bill, weldt
ZEN nod iibrt8en Net Der Dfsntliden
2dnreteten fur wirflide Wnilerler auf,
{part, mutpe sp,isenW littwp9 im5auit
res Gonsreles einserei6t unp mir npl=
len bpfsn, pab lie paIitren miro.
(Weltots,)
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@tbti9 fir Gli6fer uub 2otb'
ringer.
ringer.

8sfanntlid 1T ben Nn9eb5ri9en rer
propin,en gl1aB unp 2otbriRsen Don
Seite Der ceutiden Neibereaieruns Elm
Germin eingeraumt, tnntrbaIb re11en fe
{id III erfldren baben, pb fte 6ransolen
bleiben ODER untertbancu res peutlben
&ei1S wsrpen molten. Die Nethsre<
eterun9 bat nun fol9enpe Neeeln biefir
aufaefeut:
Mue ctspoGtionsfdbi3en Nneeb1rieen
Gliab< 2ptbrin9ens, welde fr&ber fran
31flae Staatsanoeb6ri9e tparen unc
wel&e entpeper: 1. in Gliabz9 ctbrinz
gen eetoren ltno, uno an 2. Wdr;
1871 pa(elbf ibren @cbnfB batten,
ocer 2. ;war nidt in gilabzg %otbrinaeu
ostoren iinp> aber paleltft am 2. Mdr;
1871 ttren Wsbnfy batten> 3. jwar
nidt in vliabzQ %otbrtnaen am 2, Mdrj
1871 ibrsn NobnlB batten, aber bo-
lelbt eetoren iine, f6nnen in Ger sor9es
lbriebcnsn Weile tn ben eelebtenTriiten
itd fir bic fraus6Nlde Nationalitdt
entiaeioen. Wer pom otel em Nebte
0ebrauh ma6t oem 1T Die Mufnabme
in Jranfreib pbne neuen Grmcrb Der
fran;SViden Natiena!i'at, unp bieGrei<
belt res Abiuss pcn 2euti6lanp obne
NudT1t auf Die Mtlitairp Fidt 9eild,
ert. DasS ptipnsre9t miro in folsenz
Der Neiie ausseibt l.. Die CUR
Sla6e | ssb5ri9eu perlonen munen
tbren MobniB mad Branfret1 serle9en
unc cine auec1ldli9e Grtldrun9 at9e<
ben, rab lte lbre in;wilden iuepenpirte
frans0plde Nationalttat ~teibebalten
wpusn. 2. Ite CUR 9la7e 2 eeb6risen
pstlonen muhen tbren WObnitB mad
Trantrei@ perlesen, paae9en berarf IS
BET ibnsn Ter eten 9eoa9ten aueprld<
l'ben Grf!drun4 ai6t. 2. Die sur
&IaIle 3 esbSrisen perionen miilen rie
sor9eradte auspridii4e Grtlaruns abb
sebsn ; posesen beparf es bel tbnen Der
Vsrlesuns tbres Wobnises nadGrant<
reid nibt, es iet renn, pab iie felt Gem
2. Mdrs 1871 uno uOr Ab!auf oerSpz
ticnsfriiten tbren WobnitB in @liab>
2otbri,ser eenommen baben. Die
ousprldli9e grfldruns fit bic frans6>
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Ger So a +.
MAIDEN, iIe cine erobe moraItide @uto>
ritdt su 0unten itrer Sa@e nt@t in
pie Wasibale lesea fSnnsn.

aus Berlin wiro Der Qcncpn
Zines" beridtet: 0taf Nrnim, Der
reutlbe Sc ianpte in Hcm> pelder ols
8ctlhafter mad paris periebt poreen
1T, muete iein neutrality-suspicious.
ben, Cardinal Nntrneut lterrei6en, pa
Ger papit i'm int 8ercadt Bat unldnsit
zen Gntmurf zines Iefenitp> 9ertraaes
,mtlhen Stalien uno Deutlblano nad
Ncm esbra1t 3u baben.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-31
GEORGETOWN.

Put BAcK--The schooners Kitty Ann and
Margaret Ella, both laden with grain for Hartley
x Brother, left Alexandra yesterday morning
for this port, but had to put back again in con-
sequence of the ice.
PURCHASED A WREcK-Mr. z. p. Gilbert
has purchased the wreck of the schooner which
for months past has been living near Analostan
Island. After stripping her of iron, &C., the
wreck will be removed from the river.
The RIVER remains securely closed by ice,
preventing all marine arrivals or DEPARTURES.
The ALEXANDRIA CORN ExCHANGE.-All OF
our commission merchants and many other
prominent business men have been invited q
attend the formal opening of the new Corn Ex-
change at Alexandria to- morrow. Quite large
party will go from this city.
THE POTOMAC BOAT CLUB have received a
communication from the Analostan club pro-
posing that they join in the grand international
regatta on the Potomac next summer. The
president OF the Potomacs has called special
meeting to consider the proposition.
THE CONTINUED COLD WEATHER still pre-
vents work on the Bridge street Improvement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-31

SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS OF TAX FOR STREET
PAVING UNDER OLD CoyrRACTs.-The Gov
ernor has been requested by Vice President
Shepherd, of the Board of Public Works, to
direct the Collector of Taxes not to advertise for
sale property for special assessments of tax for
paving done under contracts with the late
has given an opinion as to the legality of the
law passed by the Legislature in relation TO as
sessments for this description Of Improvements.
Mr.. Shepherd saws: "The law was intended to
cover all such cases, but it is thought Ii is i'm
perfect, and will require remedies. IL would be
manifest injustice to the parties instructed and
subject the District to great cost to advertise and
sell.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-31

ENTHUSIASTICALLY the swiftest locomotion
possible to man without too much risk to life is
that achieved by what are termed "ice-boats ;,
On the Hudson river, near Poughkeepsie, the
other day, one of these boats, the river being
frozen over TO the depth of several inches,
sailed for distance of eight miles. This dis
tanec was made in the extraordinary time of
eight minutes. The wind was blowing a gale,
and the boat carried full sail. To say that it
went with the swiftness of the wind would fail
to express its rate of speed. The men on board
(fve in number) could scarcely see, owing to
their rapid motion; their eyes were greatly at
fected, and water flowed freely from them
Like the traditional Dutchman with a cork leg,
no sooner did the "Whiz'-the appropriate
name OF the boat-make her appearance at a
given point, than like flash the astonished OBJ
servers on shore in few seconds time saw her
speeding half mile away. What is curious,
too, about these boats is that they tack and
"stand" of and on as readily as a vessel sailing
upon the water. Were such thing possible as
the freezing over of the Atlantic ocean, one
might reach Europe in one of these vessels, the
winds favoriDg, in something more than day
and night: curious subject for reflection in a
consideration Of hum an possibilities!