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New-York tribune., 1872-11-06

for horae thieves and eut-throats Though Lvermore
never sanctioned these desperadoes he never uterered
aud with Spanish hosplsahty Kept open doors. me @
Pucitas" Qittle wellsl
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06

70 be brothernlaw and another thing not 10 Be Ons
Very respectfully, ... .,, ~.rN1 10
Bsshta0tOA, Oct ~. 1sT3 .
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

sup rses.. 6.15 1881 Moon setG... st
rHE oA"-Ah
saair HooE.Il a. 900 AeI Gate Fe17 l-5
WsrEE THIS D4v-P
no Cows Island. e2f Hell Gate FerTY -iA'
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mairhes, Jemeirp, ftr.

ERANKFIELD L. CO., JEWELLERS, 200 Sixth
ava corner Aa as soosr Lsss' 49,,
Dannnd And 0ob 9esfr sa 80
.as sse.t s,ypa.s French ARsreas All CssAss Ceis
sAesss ssIssrsss q vsr ov pntss
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professional Notlres

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ D. formerly Professor
Of An upeft.t spscatv aedissi css T.
once 232 Fnsih-s sf rsrsEs, n C sesses. ssoi
sessrai dsases ss -es'y ee~~
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5ituations manlco - hIaIss.


A SITUATION WANTED as PORTER, or
n anne kDd o employment b. trustworthy nAu Nola -
fn nz and obhgng has good e rsereaee Alav~ fVh4E
Tribune ORee
A SITUATION WANTED by young Irish
n mau AZ BARKEEPER, three years expsr rns h sis
er given Cal or Jl sevsathaye between AFur's %
Thirty .6rs7sts. n fancy store
A COL0RED MAN wishes to take charge OF
a PJrRyACF aad stop WinUsr Address iof tao lays 'i
Tsentethst, in rear, ASDREw HENRY
As WAITER-By young Man tScotehl,
n AGED pa good Apply II j. J. More Si"'f n
corner rselfth-st and uaye-stTpaee, for yAAhs,
PASTRY COOK and BAKER lmalel, just
n returned from Earope wishes EMPLOYMENT lnlnre "r y
rsath Wari Hotel Forsyth aad Broome o tase
A YOUNG MAN wishes situation as DklN Eh
n COal-Cart snsiermeE Address HESA1, tz .
SUBSTITUTE for HORSE.-A well recon-
- meuded Young the city and writes i~i
SITUATION as ght PORTER or otherSise Aalies ANDA'
Tribune Once
THE ADVERTISER, an American by birth,
, 81 ear is IN need employment ha good mechanic ami5
with elrpeBtcring naelne or boase PaHag Is good so-f
,ceet anrhing ofer good reference Lie a Fe-' @"
J.L d., Tubune Once.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
6eIp iDnnteo females.

felp manteo- females.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR The NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THh p1tO
OFFICES Nos 54i West THIRTY secoaasi ~ S' "e'' N' ~
At M TO D m. { regular gner raues
WANTED-A competent FRENCH or
w SWISS with good city reisrenees 90 i@1 ss
Of mOuths ou- Apply between U and H. az III %
Forty nnIb-sL
WANTED-In a private family young
w Uom,n A. COOK. also CHAMBERh.lD ard NAli.
REss good reference required Call between me hous o " AaE
o'clock, at 30 East SiEty-1nh-si
UTANTED-A respectable young Woman
w al. care Of three grown chiren and bat hose
win eeeEees aeea apply IA Asais'a~ 10" ]" " -
o'clock
WANTED-A girl mot Irish as NURSE to
w eld one year OLD Gpst-irs sSt IN saaI iah
I ,cr m sue N the rght references required -"
month. Apply 500 West rEeny-hrist
WANTED-A good, competent GIkL Tor Lor
w GENERAL HOUsEWORK IN anal family good cry ieiei
snees required. Apply 81 West Ihrty-arsi.t-
XVANTED-A good CHAMBERAlA AID ana
w LAuHDREsS; good city reference required CAL ~ ~ s''
= ty-anb-st for two days
WANTED-A good COOK. WASHER, and
w IRONER Ony those NTH good e feitfeer u''~ PPNN
No West Thirty y-fourth-st between 10 and y ocess
NANTED-OPERAT0RS on good PANTS.
w 3l7 Fifhst, betSeen Frst and seo0nda'e1-
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silnations manteo--frmalee.

5iindtious Uauteo--frmdles.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
osTrcR, Nos sI west Tavseesud.st o. Twnt7-taa
ap p m, Al regaLar once ratea
A EOLORED INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
1,- and ouer Cham5ernais Coashnea ana
w-'sF'' for city OF ''aH'i'' Al joHS RASDoLPH.
A CHAMBERMAID or NURSES situation
., ,V-.s , anbea bsss esnonialsi ey eoaOr csi
Al Ma. 2 Bleecker-st, cor BoSery
AN INTELLIGENT German Girl a. LADY
n cHILDREN's MAID u Pagais h Or 1s a. s %
or address {. T., 100 Leroysf., corner HUDSON
AN AMERICAN WOMAN 10 make herself
"A generally useful household o. seaussfess aaa s9s
suaeent reference. address g B. n. today i8 Mson-lve
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN to do kitchen
N work or upstairs woEs IN PAla aHJ To- Wet I"eai'-
sevenh.sL
A COLORED WOMAN by the week or day
arst aoor. bacs room
RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes to 80
n ou house cleaning ass washing 5' Ea-' Ihf'
seyenh-sL
4 GIRL. acquainted with all the work OF an
n restaurant Nshes 20 a1e A'1' "FFY
A wRHhASN 30 EiZLth-st
A RESPECTABLE person in a BAKERY or
"A CONFkC rIONERT GB reference ll5 West fsehih'1 Bar
SiEth-ave
A NUMBER of German SERVANTS con
n stantlg German Bureau l4' hoEioiAs nv
ngton an stanion-sts- NJ HID
A GERMAN GIRL in a small American
N family. Address 4o5 PfhsL arst aoor fr2h, room
A GERMAN GIRL age 10, in a RESPECT
a AbLB FAMILY 81 secondaye
HOUSEWORK, &c.-By competent German r11af
gr situation @ do GhNkhAt 40 g - u.s. =, so ~ IN
wAsfER, and lRONEa is WING ana oohs''si s0'' '
{ No. b0Nefls
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fs!p iuanteo hlaIes.

6elp manteo tfldles.
XVANTED-TEN CITY CA AS 81 Il
w vur per ave daysl for tbs cv sa bre"s l.
Cad at once Zoe sC0TT At Freoehs Hotel
INANTED-A MAN to OPEN OYSTERS ana ana
w WAIT on TABLES, sHAr BOY - asHa S-f al" o."
larkroom l6s Atlanrcst BrookiTn-
XxyANTED-A YOUNG MAN who can pack
GOODS singenlou and apt regards dnoss any s~
can oOrser Of FearA-AEe and Seyeseeail
x4yANTED-A good WAITER Apply before
w I0a The kris Depot, Long DOek 1efsss ''"' "
IVANTED-A first-class OISIEkhAN, one
w and wilag sork nsI .gR.I =. ~ g = "
XVANTED-SAI-ESMEN 60.
w Lord TAYLOR, eroadxaf and Ts.1ss,ase
VVANTED-SALESMEN.
flarpls ano Slaie aiauIrls.
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE-
n. IzING wogks II and 80 za< EghEeuh~t hsrhs ana
nnrhis..I Thing Marble COuatefs hsaamnta
asiy somssaass ksTsie turning for the ra1e
CTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rict and
- s.sant Slate Of hARBLk as1
MOOD kAETkLa 7. r. SrkWAkr Co. 20 asa N Rsft
TvsstT lhirtsI nssE seveatAaEo
- KLABER & Co, MARBLE WORKS, 22S
-. Rny hss hsgsssa Bseadvay Asd kshhsse AAos
MErbeze aanses Aonaaats Hrafoae superior ~oFa1A
ship a. sery lO~ pres
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The horse disease still in
erers. With business running Of
horse On the Delaware
asvyys Rmond stopping At varons points on he route
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01
THE COMMISSION IN THE STOKES TRIAL

Judge Garvin Served with the InterrO-
gations-A CieSv TO the Theory of the
Defence.
District Attorney Garvin has received from John
McKeon, the counsel for Edward 8. Stokes, copy
Of the interr0gatorics which he wishes Marcus
Cicero Stanley and DOrman b. Eaton, who are now
in Europe, TO answer. The District Attorney will
either approve disapproye Of them, as lie IT.
If he dsapproves the matter will be argued before
Supreme Court judge. 1t is, Of course, impossible
to say what may be Judge Garvin's opinion in the
case The early history of the Stokes trial. with its
technical objections and innumerable applica tons
that the nterlOgatorics wonld be long and verbose,
and such Is the case. Mr.. Stanley is II Is under
stood, practically asked TO give a history OF him
self from his cradle to the present time and Is par
ticularly requested to relate all he knows about
Louis Bieral, what conversations he had with him,
Fisk, in ISL, and what he knows about the cele-
brated assault on Dormon b. Eaton.
TO Mr.. Dorman b. Eaton is submitted list Of
questions long enough to rival Stokes special plea.
The replies will doubtless be OF interest to personal
friends OF Mr.. Eaton, but 1t is understood that
there is not an allusiOn to the Fisk murder
throughout ana scarcely an allusi0n to Stokes or
Fisk, except when, in the last few interrOgatories.
Mr. Eaton s asked to give an account of the assault
made upon him in 1870. and the collision of Fisk in
the attack Is dimiy limited at. 1t s said that the
majority Of the questions refer almost entirely to
the Erie suits, in which Mr.. Eaton took a UrOmi-
nent part.
Should Judge Garvin allow these interrogatories
to pass unchallenged, they will be forwarded to o
lawyer in London, with authority to examine
Messrs Stanley and DOrman b. Eaton, and to send
their replies, made under oath, to this city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Barclay, the Hotel THIEF, Sent to the state
Prison for Eight Years-Prescntmcnts
of the Grand Jury Respecting the In
stitutions-Close Of the Term.
Before Recorder Hackett.
At the opening OF the Court yesterday large
number OF prisoners, against whom the Grand Jury
found indictments, were arraigned and pleaded not
guilty.
Mary Fahey who, on the 18th inst, stole s3l
worth OF clothing from Richard f. Purdy, pleaded
guilty to attempt at grand larceny and was sent
70 the Pententiary for one year.
william ]. Barclay, alias Bailey, who was con-
victed OF stealing a gold watch and some money
from room occupied by John II. Morrel in the
Grand HOTEL was arTaigncd for sentence
Mr.. Howe moved for a new trial and arrest OF
Judgment, both OF which motions were denied.
The Recorder sent Barclay To the State Prison for
eight years.
number OF motions were made by counsel for
the discharge of prisoners, some of which We're
The Grand Jury came into Court and presented
additional indictments and the subjomed
The Grand Jury in the discharge Of their duty have
visited the various institutions on The islands Their at
ton Of juvenile denduents known as the House Of
se n wS es % q @S aT aaas
public attention and which also have been subjects OF in
pa Of this ns"o we have Secome enre
vince that for The ace a% hsn OF the
pre,emnently entitled to the most generous confidence
or the Institutions under the charge of the Commits
Inisoners Charities and Correction IL Sufficient 30
sa,e that found in department. con, ncng evil
deDce the able and humane of the present
Board Of Commissioners, whether the cnslodans Of
those undergoing unishment tor crime the dis.
Of the public charities TO the deserving and
The unfortunate. +. II. ARMIDoN, Foreman.
The Recorder, in discharging the Grand jury
said that during seven years judicial experience he
had never known greater assduity In the discharge
Of the duties belonging 10 grand jurors than was
exhibited by the body in its recent session.
This closed the May term, during which the Re-
cOrder without intermission.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01
BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME C0URT-SpECAl TERM.
The Pacific Mail steamship Company
Again I'm Court.
Retire. Judoe Pratt


Before Judge Pratt
Jans q b. Bach vs. The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany, A. b. Stockwell, James ID. Smith, ii. ii. Bax-
Yer and othershe plaintiff brings suit to restrain
the defendants by Injunction rom lending the
money funds or securities OF the said company or
any part thereof upon call time loans or invest
ing the said money, funds securities or any part
thereof ID any other way than in United States gov.
> eminent or New York State bonds or upon bond
and mortgage Of real property in this state or by
deposting The same In some responsible trust COM
pany in the city OF New York.
He asks also That the defendants and each ~
them be restrained by injunction from expendinu
or using the surplus funds and securities of the
snidsc0mpany, or any part thereof for any mr..
pose other than TO meet extraordinary emergeu
cles, requiring expenditures for the proper service
OF the said con pany. That the defendants and
each on them be restrained by Injunction from ex
pending or using any OF the moneys, funds or SO.
curitieS OF the SAIL company, or any part thereof
for any purpose other than 10 pay the debts and
liabilities OF the said company, incurred In its leQti
mate business, according 10 the terms OF its charter
That by the order Judgment OF the Court the de-
fendants may be required to call In and collect the
loans already made On time, and invest the same In
United States government or New York State
bonds, or bonds and mortgages of real estate in
this State, deposit the same In some
responsible trust company OF the city OF New
Judge Pratt has grsutsd a preliminary inunc-
vlon, and the argument Will be heard on the 9th
vOat.
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CO. IaT Of OYER AND TEaMlaEa.

The TtsiliarA Murler-De Rosa Sentenced
tONfhre Years in tho state Prison.
Before Judge lngraham.
Thetral I Michael De Rosa Tor the murder OF
Giovanni p etrilli having been concluded and vcr-
dict render Ell OF guilty OF manslaugher in the third
degree, Ii MY remained for the Court to sentence
the prisont yesterday morning. Counsel for the
defence AZ peaed to the Court for slight sentence,
10 which Mr.. Sullivan, for the people, replied by
stating th at nothing could be said in extcnnalion OF
che Oilent Ne, and what did not appear In the EVIL
dence, would state the Court that the deceased
had said, that when he saw the prisoner with his
hand rOI md his wife he Knocked him down. intend
ing tn 40 him no further harm, wherenpon the ac-
Cnsed rhshed up and stabbed him four times. Judge
ingrahii In remarked that the prisoner having
TO a efn his examination he could not believe him
now when he said he did not mean to kill Petrili,
and after some further remarks sentenced him to
the state Prison for three years, being one less
than the full penalty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01
CITY COURT SPECIAL TERM.


Decisions.
BY Judge McCue. -
william H. Hoag Vs. Charles ,.A :. :,
Judgment for Paintiin lor amount Claimed. With
Co psno 81 TaVior <.ney to prepare flndings
., Rrnnklyn Is. James L. Phelps and the City
Findings md decisions on fiIe.
n -.acis Brennan ct al. Vs. Eliza O'Leary ct al
r~oton for new trial on minutes granted, with
costs.
John X. Glover VS.. Henry Thomas ct al.-Mction
for new trial on minutes New trial granted on
payment OF costs.
By Judge Nelson.
Jacob Metzgar Respondent, va. Christian Hod-
delelD, Observation-Disclosures to set aside the
order uf the General Term denied, but without
costs
John Mulligan va. jacob Elias.-Findings and
Judgment roll corrected and signed.
Joseph Spcrling VS.. Simon Schmedar.-lssues set
tied and allowed.
In the Matter of Caroline A. PhroHer, an Infant
Referees report affirmed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01
He COZ R T S.
Interesting Proceedings In the New
York and Brooklyn Courts.
The whisksy Frauds in the United States Cir
cult Court-Sentsnce Of De Rosa for the
Homicide Of the italian Petre|li-Busi-
mess Of the General Sessions
The Grand Jury Upon Our
City institutions.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

TMe Whiskey Fvauds--Iegality OF the
Indictments Found by the United states
6;rsnd Jury-Motion TO Quash.
Before Judges Woodruff and Blatchferd.
'rhc argumenten the legality or the Indictments
Aateiy found by the United States Grand Jury
against those charged with conspiracy in the whis-
Rey frauds opened yesterday. The iRcgality OF the
indictments has already been stated at length in
the HERALD on the ground that the Jury panel OF
sthe United States Courts has not been drawn in
conformity with the practice OF the State Courts
The United states Jury law expressly provides that
the pracfce OF drawing the jury panel must be
fOrnable to the practice of the State Courts Judge
Pterrepont appeared for three OF the alleged
whiskey conspiraters and District Attorney Noah
Davis sopeared for the government.
Mr.. P1errepOnt formally moved that the indicA-
eDte found against his GsienE ~ be quashcd on the
ground that they were mol forSnti by Grand jury
legally constituted. The LEANED counsel then pro-
cecded TO develop his reasbns for the motiop' At
great length. He gave IN de Aail the facts upon which
the motion WAS founded, and which were pub
nshed IN the HERALD IN isrteasO two weeks ago.
He alluded 10 the action of Judge Nelson in 1867
whO after noticing the familiar fnces OF the jury.
men supplied by Mr.. Do nglas Taylor, Commissioner
OF Jurors In the United States Court, ordered
Messrs Belts and White, now United States Com
quarter He aladed At length TO the practice which
HAS SINCE crept IN OF drawing the jury panel from
the directory, AMI drawing the names only OF
those who we've CO nsidercd
sFhIN EMILY RESPECTABLE,
by which thesaw of chance, which IL essential t.
OF all laws upon the subject, was partially de
stroyed. He CO attended that this was not conform
able to the praC lice OF the State Courts where The
jury pane, was drawn by lot. Argument Still on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

eence and piety. The ladies were not CLAD 10 tne
plain lnsey w0olsey which the Methodist sisters
Pldeo themselves upon wearing In the days OF ives
s a INC, but renecting the spirit q Inc
station. The company began to arrive about eight
O'CLOCK and after being presented to the highest
0ignsaes OF the Church, remained till nearly mid
unnecessary to say that NO effort or expense was
spared by the host to make the reception great
success. Tno spacious apartments were pr0fusely
and tastefnny adorned with the choicest flowers,
and the refreshments consisted of all the delicaces
OF the season.
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GIN COUR1-E0uITY.
B0ieged s'raudnient Real Estate Trsns
action.
Before badge McIne.

Before JtdXe MCNle.
!, Jane, SlBrougbton purchased from Henry Mangels
che prop, eiy No 2S2 Fulton avenue, for $4,000 and
after payin 33sAD in cash assumed tie payment OF
a mortgage Y sb,1s0, and gave a second mortgage
Of $4,000 He alleges that he was induced TO buy
the property b. 'the following representations OF
the defendant: = Nhat II he was dissatisfied with
biz bargain at any vme within three years the de-
PENDANT would buy 'te property back al the price
pad by him: that the tSuse worth $4,000 and
rented for 81 500, ana Has nineteen feet ny forty
feet, and the lot was on hundred feet deep; that
the FIRST mortgage had ~ years 70 run. these
representations the piant. CLAIMS were false, anu
The defendant having refuse 10 TAKE The property
back this action is brought TO 'ppel him TO DO 20.
The defendant denies that H. JLaae any lsife
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01
MARKET REFORM.
The Manner I'm Which the Markets Are
Henccforth TO BE Kept Clean.
Colonel De Voc, superintendent OF Markets, has
issued the following Orer:-
BUREAU OF MARKETS, May az, 1877.


issued the following 0rder:-
BUREAU OF MARKETS, May "a, 1871
The necessity for more perfect cleanliness in and around
our public markets and the prompt removal daily OF n
;iiih garbage and other dccom posing matter requires
that there should be regular hours for the general closing
OF business.
PUBLIC notice hereby given that and after the lst
day Of June the Washington, West Washington, Fulton
anu Clinton markets will be closed daily except Satnr
day. at Ave ocock p. NJ The Centre, rompkins Jkfer
son. Essex Union, Eighteenth Ward, Gouverneui- and
FRANKLIN markets Will be closed Mt one T. NJ On Satur
day all the markets will remain open until ten T. NJ.
The dirt, fth shells &C, which remain Satnr-
day night shall De gaherei up on Sunday morning and
carried away BY carts before nine A. VI.
Atlcast half hour before closing OF the markets all
the occupants OF stands hereby directed 10 have all
The dirt cleaned from around and under their stands
either BY sweeping or scrapng also to wash and cleanse
their stalls. blocks benches or other places which
laid meats, liver or other DIAL as well as nsh, oysters
CLANS &C. The dirt DIAL garbage, &C, shall be placed
In each stand that the swcepcrs may gather IL all
up and remove IL as soon after as possible.
The clerks and other officers required 10 that
these orders strictly complied with or Immediately
report all dclinQuents at this Office
BY order Of the Comptroller.
THOs. y. DE woe, Superintendent of MARKETS..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01
COURT CAlEhDARS--THiS DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT--lS BANK
nupTCy-lnvOluntary Cases.-Nos. $3.50, 1904, 3l0S,
S47o 34ss 3497 1902 $780, 1872 3515, 1916 85l7 S5s
$50, 35I, 1923, 1924, 1925, 3526. Argument
calendar 3l50.
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reception was given on Thursday evening at
the residence OF Mr.. Joseph +. Knapp, leading
member of ST. Johns church, corner OF Bedford ave-
nue. and Ross street, Brooklyn. f. d., In honor OF
the Bishops OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, all
OF whom were present. over five hundred invita-
tons were sent out to prominent Mcthodists
among the ministry and laity in this and the sister
city, so that II Is safe to say that rarely II
ever, has there been such q representative social
gathering OF the members CT this influential de-
nomination on this Continent met in Mr.. Knapp's
elegant parl0rs. The creme de Ia creme OF Methodist
society was there embracing most OF it's wealth In
THIS vicinity and good sharc Of IT'D culture. Intei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01

An International Industrial Exhibition IL to be
opened In Paris the 18th ot July, under the aus
pices OF the French National Society for the En-
couragement Of Industry. Gold, vermeil silver
gilt, silver, and bronze medals ere 70 be awarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 81, 1872
TIE Following is the calendarsof the Court OF Ap
peafssor June 3-Nos. GO, 1885, 1885, $50, $751; 233 3as
3aQ
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renresentations 20 the plaintiff and claims tnat tne
riaintiff nmrchased the property after due exami-
nation and was misled In no way.
Judge McCue reserved MS oeciSaon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-01


The New YORK Quakers had shipped S2,023 40
worth OF clothing and 81 200 to Howard White
After the reading OF the report sum oil 5000 re-
naming In the treasury from last year was ap-
propriatcd to the Indian agencies. The report was
then accepted and approved.
The epstles to brother conferences were then
adopted and the meeting adjourned
After much Misunderstanding the Quakers dispersed
under smiling sky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23

Sin New York. .spittOOn" is vulgar. You
~Mr. Starkey disturbed church meeting
in Tennessee and Was shot for his eacri lege.
ga South Carolina circus rider has ached
the mature age OF three years and ten months.
0An lthica, Iowa, mans lamp OF life va.
extinguished recently by . COW OF the O'Leary
stripe.
s0The average Ohio avenser give. the de-
the county.
0The Denverites have q pet called the
"baby Railroad because IL is only three feet
VIDE, with Q single track.
SThie Il Western item: Kemps brewery.
Win SIS 900 Of prospective lager, went mp In q
merry chariot ct Dubuque last week.
The great cities Of the West are In a had
way. Chicago ts In the hands Of q vigilance COM
mittee, and the small pox 10 raging In st. Louis
The difncul les between the bakers OF Lon
oon cafy AND their employees, which Threatened
20 lead 20 strike, have been amicably arr.nc~d
~Gsorge SANDS advocates, in a letter 10 the
Rerue Aederne, the organisation Of female frse-
masonry In France.
ga furniture man is said IN ne the l.x,...
member Of society. because he keeos chain and
lounges about al day.
ga lady wrote of her lover. vho n Sn..o,..
insane, that che had gone out OF hi nina M
mao never gone out of hers"
- The three rufhans. Mace. Edx,ra. ana
barney Aaron, shining lights in the prize osht-
ing woric, have left Nes York city ior England
Mis- Ssilie Conpasght, aged IS. recently
nung herself In TeInesS-e becsuse h.r fsfhey
Mouid not consent 10 her marriage. m would he
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