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Baltimore Conference NJ. y. Church
South

TIE CASE OF REV. DIR. HUSTON.
The Baltimore Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, in session at Warren
ton, Va, yesterday listened TO an address Of DIR.
Pubiishing House and the proposed reconstruc-
ton OF the building. SC.
IRE characters of the following ministers
In East Baltimore district were examined and
passed: Revs s. Rogers, s. Kepler, j. A. Kern,
y. l.. Clarke, L. G. Miller, j. NJ. Grandin, j. N.
Spangler, r. Smith. j. L. Shipley, X. B. Tramp
ton, w Z. Malloy, George I. Tyler, @. q. Linth-
icum, p. b. Smith, A. b. Dolly, w. w. Watts.
Rev. VIM: II. Wheelwright reported the work
character, as well as the characters of the fol-
lowing preachers, were examined and passed
y; T. Armstrong, g. Stevenson, L. Butt, Z. F..
Hetertck, T. B. Sargent, j. III. March, F. Fl.
Richey. j. p. Hyde, A. 7. Neale, J. W. Evan
j: w. Fitzpatrick, j. W. Tongue, T. w. Brown.
II. A. Cover and w. Hedges s. Smith died
during the year. The following were granted
supernumerary relations: 8. kepler, j. n.
Spangler, X. b. Frampton and j. p. Hyde. W.
hedges was placed on the supernumerary list.
Kew. A. w. Wilson, presiding elder of the
Washington district, reported his work as show
ing marked advance in its interests, and his
character was passed. The character OF Rev.
w. Il. Eggleston was also passed yesterday.
REV. DIR. HUSTON
arrived at the Warrenton House Yesterday
morning, and visited the Conference during its
session. His arrival was heralded in the town
Immediately afterwards, and much curiosity
was manifested to get a look at him by persons
who never saw him. When charged with the
crime he sent in his withdrawal to the presiding
elder, but SINCE his arrival i'm Warrenton he has
revoked his Withdrawal. His case comes up to-
day in the Conference. Great interest is mani
Tested in the issue.
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~At fancy ball in Florence the Princess
StroZzi wore a dress 50 heavy with jewels and
gold damask that as soon as all her guests had
arrived she changed it Tor . lighter costume,
which would enable her to move with something
like ease.
~Ths San Antonio (Texasl Postmaster re
ceived a letter lately " To My Nanny" II
was not delivered till some weeks after; a small,
ferce-looking old woman appeared at the Post
ONCE window, saying, " Mister, have you got
any letter from my Johnny 2" when he hit the
mark at once.
~An exchange declines poetical contribu-
ton, entitled a Drowned Boy" and takes oc-
casion to give the writer a lesson. " You speak
OF your subject" says he, rs floating in the
water and then you afterwards speak Of him as
lying on his bier. Now, which is it, water or
bier"
H-The Prison Commissioners of Massaohu-
sets strongly recommend separate prisons for
women; and 1t Is probable that one at least viii
be soon built near Boston capable of receiving
hospitals, chapel, school-roons, &c. The cost
Of the structure win be about 500 COS.
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A l. T. x A N D. [ A \,

RIVER NEws.-Owing to the late prevailing
northwest winds, the water in the river is lower
than it has been for long time, all the flats IN
this neighbOrhOod being entirely bare, and the
trips OF the Maryland ferry boat Virginia re-
naming. in consequence, still suspended. The
steamer Fairy, of the Pennington line, was
caught on q sunken spile last night and sunk IN
her dock.
RoBBERIEs.-The residence of DR.. j. c. Hill
on Columbus street, between Princess and
0IOnoco, was entered by thieves night before
last, but the noise they made awakened the in
mates, and an alarm being raised they hastily
decamped without carrying anything OFF with
them. The stable OF j. L. Henderson & Co., on
the alley between Alfred and Patrick streets
just north OF King street, was broken open by
thieves last night and robbed Of a set of new
cart harness. A lady who arrived here this
morning on the through train from the north
to take the cars on the W. & o. X. R., was re-
lieved of her pocket book, containing all the
money she had, while on her way to the depo;
in Washington, in street car.-Gdzette, last
erenin9.
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"A GEOwL ABOUT GARBAGE Mr.. Editor:
The question what shall do with my ashes
and kitchen garbage" has assumed alarming
proportions, rivalling the vexed Alabama claims
no yard, and the icials formerly employed to
r. move these necessary nusances of household
economy being non est, am at my wits end as
are sIsO many OF my neighbors. My cellar is
rapidly filling with ashes and all the tubs.
buckets and other suitable vessels that can we'll
be spared are filed with kitchen refuse enough
In TACT to start small sized pork factory. If
place 1T in the street there are now no hogs TO
devour 1t and woald lay myself liable to fine.
VI lust L start bone MILL or become a manu-
factuIer of fertilizers, or shall defy the Devil
and the Board of Public Works aud place the
Objectionable articles IN the street. Pray give
me some information on the subject, as the
bucket OF my affiiction Is full and running over
A VOTER FOR THE LOAN.
P. S.-Perhaps the board would turn loose a
few hogs in my neighborhood until paid officer
could be appointed.
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Come, come, Spring, III this Is your idea of
"ethereai mildness," YOU are a fraud.
Dr. A. BIockenbrOugh has resigned the Office
OF surgeon TO the Washington Artillery.
Private Leach, of the frst precinct, killed a
mad dog yesterday on Water street, between 9th
and 10th streets.
Trees are being planted on 18th street, between
Works
Father Daniels Old Folks are rehearsinp for a
grand concert of old fashioned music 10 take
place at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday even
ing next.
It's unkind in people whs live in the Sunny
south TO be sending To their friends orange bios
SONS in letters. Its nOtonly unkind but exaspe-
rating.
The Sons OF Michigan last night elected the
following officers: W. III. Barton, president; u
j. Baxter, VIM. T.. Creary, vice presidents; j. d.
Iurrel, ID. N. Sickles, it,, secretaries, j. j.
knox, treasurer; executive committee, Messrs
Mack, Thompson, Howell, Callahan, and Smith.
AT the FIRE on 9TH street road day before yester-
day, Engine No. ran over and killed the pet
meme OF the company, the well known dog
years. The boys are in great distress over the
HLtmely end OF their favorite.
Surgeon General Barnes the president of the
commission selected by the Board of Public
mode for the treatment of wood for pavemsnts
has turned the sample blocks over To Prof. b. f.
Craig. chemist in his Office.
hessTs. l.. Oppenheimer, chairman collection
committee; b GOld-tein, Chairman building
committee, and n. Cohen, secretary, of Adass
Israel Heb congregation, have issued a cir
cular calling upon the community for subscrip-
tons for the erection of a new synagogue.
The laying OF the corDer-st ne of st. Patrick's
Church, will not take place on the 18th instant
owing TO the failure to obtain the attendance of
. Bishop Of the Catholic Church to officiate at
the ceremonies, which will probably be post
tbe concrete foundation for the walls of the
church will be pushed forward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08

Editor Star:-Your reference yesterday to the
terrible cases of spotted fever in the United
States in consequence of which four in enc
family died within as many days. causes serious
reflections 10 the peris Of many families in this
city. There is not city on the globe probably,
where there is such utter recklessness as TO the
drains and sewer conneC tons from our dwell
ings. The past summer q whole block of
genteel bricks, with :" modern conyeuiences ,,
was erected on prominent street, and In not
one of these houses did the plumber insert a
" stench-trap" from bath.tub or basin, but led
his waste-pipes straight to the sewer. The foul
odors permt ating these houses are terrible now;
what will they be in hot weather? We have a
Beard OF Health anda building commission, and
yet no one sees to these things. There ought to
be an inspection of every house drain and sewer
in the city by some one, and before hot weather.
Washington ought to be one of the most health
iul cities in the Union, and il its citizens really
dc sire its growth they must Abate these certain
breeders of pestilence.
Another novelty worthy the attention of the
Board of Health, is quarter acre pig-sty not
ten rods from the Baltimore and Ohio depot, on
North Capitol street street, and right under the
shadow of the Senate fiag-its foul stencil greet
ing the nose OF every visitor to the nations
Capital as soon as they disembark from the cars.
HEALTH.
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ICablegrsm, calogram, kalogram. halo.
gram, thalasogram, and onogram, are names
suggested for kilograms received by the cable
~ Miss Harriet Martinesu denies the truth
Of the statement in Lord Brougham's autobio-
graphy, that she received the pension which he
proposed, when Lord Chancellor, to give her
from the literary fund. She refused IL, and pre-
served her independence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08

OYSTER AND MEAT-BOdTd of Health TasD,c-
tioHs-lnspectOr-General Gatchell reports the
condemnation OF 100 bushels oysters. But few
oysters on the wharf, all small, selling at CSC
Capt Robert Fleury, of this city, sunk off
Indian Head on the morning of the eth, by
being cut through by the ice. She had $50
bushes OF oysters aboard. Meat condemnations:
Center Market, Is pounds of veal; K-street
Market, one-half sheep; chickens, Northern
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No. 40 eth street northwest.
STEALING UPON YOU LIKE A THIEF time tries
10 rob You OF your hair. Battle him. Fortify
the roots and nOurish the fibres with Phalos's
Chemical Hair Incigorator. Then thew cannot
decay or perish, but must flourish aud Improve
There Is nothing in the world to compare with
1t, for invigorating and cleansing the hair Sold
by all druggists. eos
COLDS AND COUGRs.-Sudden changes OF
climate are sources of Pulmonary and Bropch-
lal directions. Take at once "Brotcn's Bropckial
Iroches," let the Cold, Cough, or Irritation of
the Throat be ever so slight. co
FOB CoRNs, BuRions, Chillblains, Ingrowine
Nails, &C., visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. kS5 15tE
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; NO. North Charles street, Baltimore.
tn MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Stripe at
Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, Y. N. O. A. Bnild-
ing, 9th and ID streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08

WHAT DOES IT MEAN?-The placards posted
about this and the other principal cities contain
ing the words consequential" pony. Does the
consequential" refer 20 the American case?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08

FINE Shell and Jet setts Of Jeweiry, spring
styles, with gold wires, ~ 81 and ~ q sett, re-
ceived At Prige's Jewelry Store, No. Al Penna.
ave-, between ~ and 9Th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08

The COMBINATION SIDR-srrcK AND OUory.
the invention OF Mr.. r. b. Topham which has
been IN use In TIE STAR composing room for
some time, r. one of the best labor-saying arti-
cles ever introduced into q newspaper once and
ve recommend IL TO the craft as being TIE
Fright thing in the right place."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08

STREET RAILROAD ExTKNsIoN.-The people
OF Capitol Hill and Uniontown are fully aroused
and alive to the importance of having a street
railway in their section OF the District. A meet
ing was held Wednesday evening of the citizens
OF East Washington to perfect measures to
secure this much-needed Improvement After
the selection oftemporary officers a COMMITTEE
was appointed to wait upon the leading railroad
men OF our city and solicit from them their
earnest cooperation In this movement. The
chair appointed Messrs. Dickson, Crearv, Roth
well, Sparks and DIR. Grouse, after which the
meeting sdjOurned, subject to the call of the
president, of which due notice will be given in
the daily papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08

TIE GAHBLINe-HoUsR CAsKs.-The trials In
the Criminal Court Of parties charged with
keeping and maintaining gambling houses will
be resumed next week, and will be called in
their order, Notwithstanding the statements be-
ing made 30 the contrary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08

Y. NJ. G. A. RRCEPTION.-The Marine Band
has been engaged for a promenade concert at
the reception OF the Young Mems Christian As
sociation next Monday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08
ClTY ITEM S.

ONE PRICE to sojourners and strangers,
Fine Clothing ready-made.
Finest Clothing to order with dispatch.
GEO. G. HENNING.
No. Al0 eth efraaf
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LOG AL NE VS..
Amusements, &c, To-ufght.

National Theatsr-Parepa- Rosa Opera Troupe
in ''FIa Diavolo."
Odd Fsliorcs' HaH.-Logrenia, the Royal Con-
iuIeI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08

1Hk GREAT fo- SENIrE.-Mr. HutchinQs i.
ammo unced In another column to give anotheI
illustrated lecture in Lincoln Hall ne 1T TUESDAY
with his magnificent views of this vonde rf,
valley. The announcement win be sum Gent q
insure O good house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08

Tue ORIENTAL SALR.-This evening Messrs.
Latimer & Cleary propose to close the sale of
finest articles are to be sold. We would advise
our readers TO attend, rs this will be the last
opportunity OF getting beautiful ornaments at
O'Clock. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08

NEW LOT Of the six-dollar real hair braids
tory, i0s 9TH street.
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DANeERs OF Gle SABRE DE Mon PERRv
Yesterday morning two sons Of Mr.. C,,na,asv
b,iHs on New Jersey avenue, south of the Capi,
tol, were exercising with q large cavalry sabre,
when the older boy accidentally plunged the
point into his younger brothers. neck and jaw,
vein, making q frightful wound. DIR. j. l..
Grouse was called in, and rendered the neces-
sary surgical aid. The wound was brought
together with sutures, and IL now doing we'll.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, DC.

MOE NE" .eeKs
PHILIP a sOL0MONs.
French and Italian Journals BY Nsih. Ha~
The Le,.l: q k,asn; By NJ. x. BrsddOp. author
Rude stone Monument. in all Countries. By Jane.
Bis,.rI q the Rerivsl Of the Gothic Art, ny
AND TIE RHcESf Pp OBLIGATIONS:
Barins Goaids Legends Of Old Testament oharse,
Br; Ti.hss. Plain r.lk .ecu, Insanity; S0.
Sir Henry HoIistd ReeoIieesien. Of Past Life. 81.
ysrries' Animal and yeSet.sl. Parasites. 81
Leeheys sLcaders Of Puthe Opinion in Ire
Sst:',i Ssa ases isl ga
s fs&1 +: ga a J; afro ffobIsn a o.
+. r l%ssi;. .p 4'f f.si..s s.
The Best Re sding, With hints ON the selection Of
Hsy s Law o Hesitation. slIs.
T~s PANTY R; RIO adtsef:. 'i 81 f.ri. sopA,.
PHILP d seLOMOxx,
BOOKSELLERS AND STA TONERS,
mari gil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SPECIAL NOTICE TO SUNDAY SCHOOL
TEACHERS AND SCHOLARS.
Having large stock Of JUVENILE BOOKS left
over from the holidays, we offer them the Teach
ers and Scholars Of the Sunday schools e this city
a Is per cent. discount from the publishers rate
These Books are from the best houses in ihis com.
ry and England and We make this offer to close
our surplus stock.
RICHARD b. MOHUN co,
l0lS Pennsylvania avenue,
feb2s corner nth street.
IST or NEW BOOKS FOR SALE AT
IL SHILLING TONS BOOKSTORE,
GoRNER "a ct. AND Pa. Av.
poor mlss FINCH: By Wikie Collins. Price 81
is ss S OF Pact Life By Sir Henry Holland.
Leaders 81 Public Opinion In IreIand-swift, Flood,
Grsttan and OConnell. Price ga
Little Moorlapd Princess. By the author of .sold
p.,, nam sssle Secret Price 81 Is
fa4S rics = Novel. By the author Of Rookstone."
The Mystery q Qrciv.l. Translated from the
- french. Price rs cents.
Two Phpges for Pearl. By Mortimer Collins
The Sylye.ters; or The Outcssts. Price rs cents
LeM inthe storm. BY ouida- Price 50 ceats.
Snafacter. By samuel Smiles. Price On 80.
wig M.n and Wild Beasts. By Colonel Cumming
Wilfred Cumbermede. BY George Macdonald. Price
Can the Old Love- A Novel Price rs cents
HOW 70 Live on Dime and Half . Day. Price Is
New Remedies. A Quarterly Retrospect Of rher..
peutics, Pharmacy, sc. Price 50 cents.
Mystery Of Edwin Drood :" Price SI rs. febi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08

y LIVE STOCK MARKET FOR THE WEEK ENDING
To-DAY-Board Of Healh nspectioas.-Sanitary
Inspector General 0atchel reports sales Of live
stock during the past week ss followE-At
Clarks depot for the sale of swine, go hogs were
received, and all sold at Gka7x per cwt. net.
At Center market II mich cows on sale; prices
s25 to e45 per head. At Drover's Rest 2s3
District, at prices for ordinary from 3K to 4kc.;
bcttsr grades from Az to 6x per lb. A few extra
cattle sold for 81 TO per h.; Is LEFT over 152
sneep on sale, and ali sold for prices ranging
nom On to 7kc. per h.; Q small lot of extra
sheep sold for &c. per H.; 20 mich COWS on sale,
pfces range from SO to s55; 81 hogs sold for &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-08

The Large aud Continuous sales Of the Northern
PaciAc 5-3J Gold Bonas in this Country and
in Europe, whore they have . Rseossized
Stasdiss on al the Boursss, Guarantees
the Harry ObsSietsos af tie sEstiys
Lfns 0 Road.
The popularity Of ths bonds, - shown By the salee
Of over q SOC, ooo in this country during the
month OF January, u due to the fact that they are
based on the amplsst security, being . FIRST AND
ONLY H0RT0AQE upon the road, and also upop
FIFTY MILLION ACR1s OF LAND,
Susceptible Of producing IN sbundaace all the
fruits, vegetables and cereals Of the Eastsrn aad
Middle States.
The Govsrnnsnt valuation Il this Land Grant 4,
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY MILLION OF
DOLLARe,
more than sucisnt to pay the entire cost of the
road.
The Bonds, free from Uaitsd 6asss Tar, are
issued in the following denominations:
el00
= '$$ COUPON. IS: srersr.srD.
a""' issS@SS>
And are at all times interchanssable at the once Of
&frHoHSf SyhA Il through the Fiscal Agents.
They have THIRTY YEARS to run, are offered q
par and interest in currency and viii Dernanently
yield LARGE INTERE0f INOO2I IN GOLD.
All marketable securities received IN exchange.
Full particulars furnished By
JAY COOKE q CO.,
fe6a AND WASHINGTON.
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TIE COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS met
yesterday afternoon, and the superintendent
presented the monthly report, showing the num-
Der Of pupils in attendance TO be ,2;35; number
OF teachers employed, .; also submitted q re-
port recommending the adoption Of the Cornell
which was sdobted. The snneTintendent called
attention to the complaints Of parents, pupils,
and teachers against the use OF school-houses at
night stating that books, states, &C., had been
stolen. furniture defaced and destroyed. win
dows broken, and the school-rooms left in q dis
ordered and filthy condition, in violation OF the
rules Of the board, and also Of the act of Con-
gress Of 1854. A rule was adopted that hereafter
school buildings are not TO be used for any Other
than school or religious purposes.
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T IMMENSE REDUCTION.
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.
FOR fl FEW DAYS LONGER.

In consequence Of the lateness Of the sea son. and
preparing for alarge Spring Stock, which am now
having manufactured especially to order, offer
for the
NEXT FEW DAYS SPECIAL BARGAINS.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-23
TEXAN CATTLE.
Arrival of the First Herd Of the Season
at Ellsworth.

A telegraph dispatch from 7. F. Oskes,
General Freight Agent Of the Kansas Pa
ci6c Rosd, to T. H. Davis, Agent Of the K.
p, in this city, announces the arrival n
Ellsworth Of the FIRST herds Of fresh, through
Texan cattle. The herds, three in number,
and each containing one thousand head, are
in charge respectively Of J. Y. Vinton, w.
B. McCullam and G. Matthias. These are
the first herds OF the season driven 10 rail-
way connections and their arrival in Els
wo,h foreshadows hat in future y.ars, "a
/ years past, the bulk Of Texas cattle will
-eek an outlet, ria. the old reliable Kan. as
Pacific.
The additional facilities COR reaching the
East without breaking bulk, as supplied by
the Chicago, Rock Island d Pacific Road,
terminating in Leavenwor.n, will render the
Kansas Pacific route still more popul,r with
shippers. We understand that the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Company are making
ample preparations TO accommodate the cat
tie shipping business and holding out induce
ments 10 droyers and dealers that cannot be
overlooked. Leavenworth will soon take
precedence as the leading live stock market
in the Missouri Valley.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-23
the CARPET FACTORY.
Purchase of a Full Line of New Ma
chinery.

DR.. S. F, Nicely returned from the las
day before yesterday, after having purchased
complete set Of new and approved ma
chinery wherewith to increase the manufac
turing facilities Of the Leavenworth Carpe'
Factory. Besides buying new spinning ma
chimes, new carding machines. etc., the Doc
tor bought largely of dye stufs, so every
branch of the business could be followed a;
cheaply here as in the manufacturing cities
Of the Atlantic seaboard.
The Contract for the construction OF the
new building, on Choctaw street, was closed
several days ago, and the excavation work
for the foundation is now in progress.
Before many months the Carpet Company
will receive returns for the enterprise and
liberal outlay of money by being able to sup
ply tie demand for carpets of their manu-.
fac:ure. Leayenworth is now going fal
ahead of all other cities of the Wet in
manufacturing as we'll rs commerce.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-05-23
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