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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-19
G E o RG EFT o. w.

SHIPMENTS OF FLoUR.-The steamer T.. c.
Knight cleared for New York this morning with
go barrels of -four. The Lady of the Lake,
bound to Norfolk, took down about the same
quantity.
The CAEAL.-Mr. William III. Dougal is in
receipt OF 500 bushels OF corn and Il barrels OF
nonr irom Seneca, per boat Seneca. Mr. George
waters this morning received COO barrels of
cement from Hancock, Maryland, per boat
Round Top No. ..
The FISH MARKET.-Owing to the late chilly
weather the receipts of fish are light. Two hun
drtd shad sold this morning at from s12 to 10
per hundred; eco herring sold at from Is to -;
per thousand; and 500 tailors sold at from 80 20
IS cents per hundred
WHEAT continues scarce. Hartley & Brother
to-day received $50 bushels of white per
schooner Kitty Ann, from Alexandria. 1t was
sold TO arrive.
CoAL--The schconers Helen A. Hoyt and
Samuel Russell--the former with 5l1 tons OF
coal tor Providence, X. l., and the latter with
800 tons for Hyannis, Mass.,-cleared tod ay
from the wharf of the Borden Mining COM
pany.
TIE NEW MAIN.-Every one is glad to notice
that the work of laying the new Waterman
along Aqueduct street is being vigorously
pushed forward. "A large gang of men is at
work, and they make the dirt fly in lively
manner. Our citizens trust that when the work
OF building the new sewer along Bridge street
is resumed corresponding degree OF energy
will be exhibited, so that the street car track
can be relaid on the street named some time be-
fore next spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-19
A l. K X A Y DRIA

THE LREsBURG HoRRoR.-Sherif W. IL.
Barrett, OF LoUdoun county, passed through
here this morning on his way from Leesburg to
baltimore with the stomach and its contents of
little Anne-the Lloyd child whose death pre-
ceded that of the one which gave occasion 10
the late investigation-which he was taking 10
Professor Tonry for analysis. The bodies OF
the TWO boys W ere also dsinterred with the in
tentlon of having their stomachs analysed but
they were in such decomposed condition that
IL was found impossible TO distinguish the stom-
achs from the other intestines. Mrs. Lloyd has
had her room in the Jail made neat looking and
comfortable by furniture brought from her own
mouse, and bears her confinement with much
conn osure. She is visited by her friends, and
apparently maBifests no uneasinesS about the
result OF her trial, which will take place next
June.
GRAIN AND FRUIT PRosPEcrs-The wheat
in all this section of country is represented by
the farmers to be looking remarkably well, and
though it is, of course, too early to be making
any well authorized predictions concerning this
years CROP it lie believed that the present stand
with moderately favorable season, will turn
out more than the average yield for several
previous years.
HOUSE BURNED.-The dwelling house of Mr..
John Naglee, at Neabsco, was DESTROYED by fire
yesterday, together with most of its contents.
MIR. Naglee was in this city at the time, and did
not know OF the loss he had sustained until in-
formed of it this morning by the captain of the
boat that runs fish from his shore.
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-Mr.
Mcclure, the contractor on the extension of the
Washington and Ohio Railroad has now about
fifty men and thirty horses employed between
Hamilton and SnIckersville, and will increase
that force as soon as the weather becomes set
tied, and push forward his work as rapidly as
possible.
MR.. UHLER's CoNDITIoN.-The friends of
Mr.. Uhler, who was hurt by the late gas explo-
sion at the Citizens Bank, will be glad to learn
that that geDtlemans condition has considera-
bly, improved during the last two days. Gazette,
asst ereniHg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-19

HA clergyman said the other day that
modern young ladies were not the daughters of
Shem and Ham, but the daughters Of Hem and
Sham.
~People have a peculiar way of getting
drunk in Belfast, Maine. Loafers arm them
selves with q pint of rum and drink themselves
drunk Oh peoples dOor-steps.
~A student who has been afflicted with
sermon one hour and q half long, grumblingly
eternity that they have no conception of time"
IAN Indiana lady has a divorce from her
husband in her pocket, and whenever he don't
mind, she takes ont the document and shows il
to him, when he " weakens."
HSThe South Carolina legislature has enacted
law legitimatiZing the children of colored
mothers by white fathers who held them a.
slaves. 1t will be wise son, etc.
~ This is the way the Cedar Rapids Republ'-
can ITS it: "Don't torroW a newspaper; near
ly all the prevailing epidemics are spread i'm this
way. If yOu don't want the smallpox take
your paper direct from the publisher
~Charles W. Cullen of st. Paul, having an
entanglng alliance with frail female favored
his whiskey with arsenic, but was pumped out
and again stretched upon the 90 rack of this
rough world" with galvanic battery.
~One hundred and thirty-eight Mormon
prisoners are released in Utah by the decision OF
the Supreme Court in the Engelbrecht case
They were held for various offenses against the
anti-polygamy law of Congress, and amongst
them was Brigham Young.
" Somebody wrote repeatedly to Gen.
Schenck, our Minister in London. asking for his
autograph. The General is said to have written
the following reply: " Sir, hasten to comply
with your request, and take this method of in
forming you that you are an unmitigated nui-
sance! X. c. Schenck."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-19
Baltimore Annual Conference African
N. e. Church.


After the usual religious exercises this MORN
ing, Rev j. j. Hubert submitted a report on
nome missions, recommending that Mt. Pleas
ant mission be attached to Frederick station:
that Sarah Ann Street mission be called Balti-
more city mission; that Church Hill mission re-
main; CLestertown mission to remain; VIII
transport mission to be attached to Ciearspring
circuit; that mission attached to Easton be de-
tached aud called Miles River mission; that
israel mission be detached under the name OF
mission remain; that mission in Worcester
county be known as Snow Hill mission: and
that Montgomery mission be attached tn
BIade nshurg. The report was adopted. Rev
d. A Handy submitted a report on the
case OF n. b. Sterret, adverse to recommending
any change; adopted Rev. b. L. Tanner adj
dressed the conference on the Book Concern and
read a letter that the books are i'm a confused
CONDITION. James Reed was elected to the local
eidershlp. Messrs. Augustus Robinson and j,
% Cox were called to the altar and received i'm
20 iull membership, the bishop appropriately
ADDRESSING them. The committee on Union
Bethel church, Fells Point, submitted a repOrt
%blch was amended and adopted. They report
that they cannot state the precise condition of
the church owing TO the absence of books and
Papers, and recommend that the pastors of Bal
lmore investigate the condition Of the church.
w. smith was recommended and elected to
local eidership. The Daughters of the Confer
ehce from Baltimore were here conducted to a
'front.' seat. they having announced that thev
were ready to turn over a donation TO the con-
ference, and Mr.. Henry Bradducks addressed
Tie BIsh stating the object of the Daughters
OF the conference.-the aid i'm paving the minis
ters-and turned over the donation, $500
LcpiTg II would do good to those II was intended
toI. MT bradducks asked to submit a paper
from the stewards and others OF Saratoga street
Eetbel OF Baltimore, highly complimentary to
DIR. Revels, who has OBLIGATED for them far
eighteen months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-19

IHE CONNECTICUT BORGIA.-At the trial o.
Iydla Sherman for the murder of her husbani |.
az New Haven, Conn.,, yesterday, the mother OF
MI sherman was examined. Her testimony was
damaging to the defence. She noticed that
after The deco ased had drank poi tea which
the prisoner had prepared and given him, he
and tainted. G. III. Peck testified that Mrs.
Sherman bought arsenic at his store two OF three
weeks before Sherman died. She said she
wanted II to Kill rats with. Mrs. Sherman con-
Iessed this to the sheriff who arrested her in New
Jersey Professor Barker described the manner
OF his analysis of portion of Sherman's liver
from SIX ounces weight he produced nearly half
gram, and IN the same proportion there would
nave been five grains in the entire organ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-19

THE HUSTON CAsE.-The Rev. DIR. Gardner
who was stated some days ago to have been APP
case of the Rev. DIR. Huston, was in this CITY
this morning, and said that the statement al
Iuded to was incorrect. Neither Mr.. Gardner,
MI. wilson, nor Dr. Register will be members
Of that committee. nor has the COMMITTEES VET
been appointed. The investigation will be held
IN Baltimore, probably in May, and will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Rodgers, the presiding elder
of that district, who will appoint the COMMITTEE
OF five to make it, but has not yet done so taking
full time to select as its members those who will
be acceptable to both sides.-Alezandria Gazette.
18th inst. 0'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-19


THE FIRST REFORMED CHURCH TROUBLES
IN Coz RT-Yesterday Mr.. w. +. Mattingly filed
a bill in the Equity Court for the First Reformed
1hurch OF Washington, ID. c., John Ewald,
ert Reitzell, W. H. Spellhaus, Daniel w. Mar
tin and Philip Goeble, for the possession of the
church property. The plaintiffs state that the
chureh Is Incorporated under the act of Con-
gress OF NAV 4th, 1870; that they are the trus-
tees; mat certain property corner OF 9th and n
streets was purch ased by the church: that the
church IL subject to the jurisdiction and con-
troll OF the Synod of the German Reformed
church, and more imme lately to the Chassis of
MARYLAND; that said Chassis appointed defend
ant Reltzel as minister of the hurch in Nav.
10. L, ior one year; that the constitution of the
tlrstRefo-med church provides that the property
shall never pass from under the control Of the
SYNOD; that said Reitzel, having during his min
istrations acted in a manner unbecoming a
christian minister, he was admopished nv the
ccnsistcry OF said church, and still persistinp in
ms CONDUCT charges were preferred against him
oei1,e me said slassis and said class under the
me said German Reformed Church, suspended
the said Reitzel from his Office of minister of
s "a church, and Fixed his trial on the charges
80 preferred against him to be heard on the
18th OF the present month. April. 40.
that the said Reftzel, In utter defiance Of sa;i
order OF suspension, uniting with said defendants
zone Of whom, Daniel W. Martin, is his father
ln-Iaw.) and other members of said church and
congregation who are too numerous to be made
parties defendants hereto, on Sunday, the 18th
iViCiOlN entered tDe church editce and
held service therein, having on the Fridav nre.
vions gone through the form Of holding meet
their ONCE and elected W. H. Spellhaus, Daniel
w. Martin and Philip Goeble as trustees and
consistory; which said meeting was wholly nm.
authorized, and all its said acts illegal and
void; that the said Reitzel has declared that
ne ana those acting with him are independent
OF the Chassis and synod; that defendants Inv
tneir conduct are casting a cloud ON plaintiffs'
, ,,rle 10 the property The plaintiffs pray thst
tney may be decreed the peaceable possession
OF the property; that 1t be deemed to belong TO
lne flIst Reformed Church. subject to the &C.
and the general synod, and that defendants he
enJolned from possessing themselves OF the
property or from interfering with the possession
any claim as q church independent OF the
maryland Chassis and the general SYNOD
HE writ was served on respondents yesterday
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SPECIFIC AGAINST SMALL-PoX.-We find the
following in an Engli paper: A physician in
Paris has &iscOy cred that the deadly night
shade, (atrOpa belladoma.) employed carefully.
IS most valuable specific against small pox
DR.. Severus urgently recommends il as proven
tive against Il disease, which, since the siege,
has made such ravages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-19

MRS. PIECE CAMPBELL has been tried and
convicted at London, Ontario, for the murder
OF her husband at Missouri, and is to be exc
cuted on the 10th of June. The result is salts
factory. These wives must be taught that they
cannot dispose of their husbands in this sum-
mary manner with immunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-19

THE COUNTER STATEMENT of the English
government presented to the Geneva arbi,ra-
ton says that no reply will be offered to the inn.
putatiOn OF hostile motives and insncere mem
trality to the United States, nor will any refer
ence be made to the claims for indirect dam.
ages, as correspondence with regard to them Is
pending between England and the United
States 1t reminds the board of arbitration TIA at
its conclusions must be found on proofs, not
allegations, and that the evidence must be sft-
ed. In fact, the statement appears to lie a line
OF instructions marked out for the b. ,rd of
arbitration, and from which they are ask 4 not
10 devlate, no matter what objections may De in.
terpOsed by the United States governments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-19

DUFoNco's GOLDEN PI-Ls are deemed iudis-
pensSble in every household. Sole wholesale
and retail by z. ID. Gilman. Retail by the fol-
lowing druggists;-kidwell & Son; r. ID. Dow
ling, ~ and streets southwest; j. Coighlin.
r, corner OF 9th street; p. II. Heller. 9Th and y
streets; w. b. Entwisle; Wired Mcleod,
Georgetown. eo2
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CITY LIE NJ 5.

LINEN HANDKERCHfEFs in halG-doEsn boxes.
from $50 10 80 per box. or sold singly; hne
Linen Collars, from - "a - per dozen; tne Ltsle
] bread Half Hose, Cndershirts, and Gloves;
Linen Drawers; finest Linen Cuffs, plain and
fancy Shirt Fronts. GEO. G. HRSNISe,
No. 40 It'll street northwest.