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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-13
MIS-. STEWARDS HUSBANDS.
Two Husbands Iiving-The Last One
Rrcuvxs Her NOsPs

Two Husbands Iiviug-The Last One
Breaks Her NOSE.
Jacob Stewart a dllapldated looking colored man,
thirty years OF age, residing ut No. 80 South
Fifth avenue was arrested on Thursday night, by
Officer Johnson, OF the Eighth precinct, upon COM
plant of his wlte, Josephine, who charged him with
assaultlng her. Tho woman upon appearing be.
fore justice Ledwih, at jefferson Market, yesterday
morning stated that while standing on the street on
Thursday night In conversation with male friend
her husband put In an appearance and
commenced TO upbrad her for her faitlllessncss to
the marital law. She made some evasivc reply to
him. and commenced laughing, which SO enraged
the injured Stewart that he drew large clab rom
under his coat and hit her several blows on the fore
head and nose, nearly breaking tho latter she conf
planned that her nose was in such iattcned condt
lion that she disturbed all tho occupants Oh JUG
house during tho night from her loud and repeaeeo
snoring. the woman's shouts, however bromgnt
the ofiicer her assistance, who prevented SieWa,s
from mrassIng ner to any greater extent she was was
conveyed W the Prince street police stauon AL"
locked up iOr the balance oil the night. ,,,or.
Ycsierday morning tho parties appeared before
Justice Ledwth at Jefferson Market, wl,ere .m9
woman preferred her complaint aadna ea and heat
time he came In contact with her he abused .u Voas
her. ana she had come TO the conciusiyu % WE,
received enough punishment az ms ~ ,ns charg
asked what he had to III references W uv .na.so
stewart admitted the beating, Dus stated ~ WAS
usti;iabe. When asked how ~ was Jussia p ~.
onv m an to heat " oman repcd:-"l our Honor,
shont wear ago married thai woman after lew
weeks couriship, she representing 10 me tnav sno
was single woman. After living WIN ner ABOUT sx
,onths learned she mad another husband living,
wSn mad left her and from wnom she mad never OBJ
,a1ncd a divorce / accused her oil 1t and she ad.
,i,ed nat u was true. About this time tho lrst
hmsnand who mad been out of the cry, returned,
ana she lett me ana went TO I'VE win hun at 90
auc, styeet: and III tell Your Honor when / find
| cav hanging around the Eighth ward my feelings
overcome me- ana can't Keep my hands on herr
| Tho woman, In reply, adinitted the charge, but
stated neither was good Tor anything neither
soni,iunfed cent towards her support ana she
had 70 40 the best she could TO support herself.
Jnsice Iedwih, thinking Stewart the injured party,
| tod him TO 90 nome and Keep his hands OF the
woman In the future.
x.Dacaaaor uninan snurnrd a, 2-r
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Court held that on an Indictment for murder tn
jury may convict the prisoner OF any inferior de-
gree OF the offence, ana that the Judge erred In re-
fusng pursuant 10 the request OF counsel 70 charge
TO this eject IL was held further that the Jur1
miglL on the evidence have found the prsonex
guilty OF manslaughter In the fourth degree.
O'Kcl Refused IA New Trial.
In the case OF william O'Kell. convicted OF 70.
celying with guilty knowledge bonds stolen from
the Norwalk Bank the Court yesterday decided tnat
he could not have q new trial. An appeal wai
taken from the verdict on the ground that the
bonds were not properly described In the indlct
also that The Court was not properly organized.
All these points were overrued by Judge ingrahaul,
who delivered the opinion oi the Court
Otaer Decisions.
saltus ct al vs. Pruyn CT al.-Decree OF Surrogate
Elisha Boomer va. Thomas F. Sturges-As ting
JUDGES disagree the case Is ordered 10 tue Secono
Frederick 8. Kirkland ct nj. vs. Daniel +. Schauch
ct aL-Judgment reversed aud new trial ordereut
GottIIeO Hausman vs. Erasmus Stirling. Order
affirmed, with $40 costs ana Disbursements ~. .
James L. Mitchell VI. Cassius N. Reaa.-Judgment
affirmed with costs.
In re Henry i. cambridge ct al-Order annrmcds
with $40 costs. .l
Charles Turner VS.. william s. Lee.-Judgment
Russell sturges ct al. Vs. Paul N. spoGord' Of at
Order ailrmed, with $40 costs.
Philip L. Pestor w. Amos L. Hatfield ct al.-Appei
dismissed, With $40 costs. ...,.sy
Carl striver VS.. Charles q. Taber ct al.-Judgment
Marine Bank OF Chicago VS.. Tunis Van Brunt.-
Order affirmed with $40 costs. 4,.. !,
~ Lewis u. Howe VS.. Samuel D. Potter.-Order a.
nrmed.
Isaac r. Smith. &C., w. Nelson Holland ct al
Judgment affirmed, with costs. .,......
The People eX rel. Shelton Vs. Henrietta C0Wen.-s
Judgment affirmed, with costs. ..-..,,,..
William Watson VS.. David L. Gardiner.-Order re-
versel, without costs.
William j. Stokes VS.. jeremiah S. Johnson CT al
judgment affirmed, win costs.
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kkgInE cOURT-pART 3.
Action for Alleged SInnder.
Before Judge Joachimsen.

Before Judge Joachimseu.
Ferris Vs. McDeyitt.-This action Is brought bl
the plaintiff clerk In the employ OF Dlossy Il Coz
Law book publishers Mt Sc Nassau street, to recover
ST. 900 for alleged SANDER. In July, 1870. the de.
fendant IN the case sued for bill OF Injunction, In
the City Court of Brooklyn, to restrain DIossy Is
Co. from FASTING their advertisement over and
covering up the advertisement OF tho defendant In
this case IN the Albany Lao Journal, q weekly
paper published In the interest or the legal profess.
SION. on the trial OF that case the plaintiff swore
to q certain state OF iacts--to wit, that he and
another cierk, named John s. McGoldrie. has
pasted the advertisement or GLOSSY Il Go. over the
advertisement or the defendant without authority,
and that he had clipped the advertisement
which he used out oil some Old circulars,
and that they were not printed for the express pur.
pose OF covering up the defendants advertisements.
In OCTOBER 1871, the defendant told clerk In trB
employ OF Diossy Co., IN Fulton street, that the
plaintin mad sworn to u lie, and that "a young man
who would swear lie would do anything,n
and also that he would not have clerk
In his employ who would sell hmself;n and further.
that the defendant said OF the plaintiff while In tho
store OF Shattock Bros, In Nassau street, "tlIat
he had sworn to lie IN the suit In BROOKLYN" The
plRlntif claims that the words used by the defeudt
ant imputed perjury, AMI, In consequence, Injured
his good name and reputation. large amount OF
testimony was taken, both pro and con- up 10 the
hour OF adjournment. Inc case Will be resumed on
Monday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-13
TEE BURNING OF JANE MLAUeELfN NOT A
LAMP EXPLOSION

Coroner schrmer Yesterday held an inquest IN
the case OF Jane Mclaughlin, the woman twenty
SIX years old wno ON Wednesday night was fatally
burned at 30l West Forty second street, az previ-
ously reported The police reported the occurrence
TO have been the result Of q kerosene oil lamp ex-
plosion, but such not the case, as the lamp did
not explode. The reservoir OF the lamp being nllcd
with q non-explosive gas. was accidentally tilted,
thus splitting portion OF the nuid on the dress or
deceased, setting IL ON IRE. Becoming frightened
and cxtingush the nams she was fatally burned.
Tne Jury returned verdict Of death from burns ac-
Ciiennllv received,
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Cruar or COMMON PlsAs-speClAl TENN.


DFCIsIOnSe
By Judge Loew.
Jewett Vs. Brent.-MOuOn granted.
Levlness W.. Ciausen.-Motion denied without
costs.
Bomfel vs.. The New Jersey Central Railroad Com.
pany. -MouOu TO open default denied.
Taylor vs.. Ryan.--See memorandum for counsel,
Hunt Va. Kelly Motion granted.
Robinson vs.. Characterization granted.
LOrenZ vs.. May-MouOn to discharge all attncI.
mcnts against property Of defendants granted WITH
$40 costs.
BY Judge Larremore.
Klaber Vs. Lowensleln.-Motion granted, without
costs.
By Judge Joseph r. DAILY.
Gross Vs. Scott.-Judgment amended by striking
out, complaint dismissed and motion denied, de.
1endants, &c.
Wolf vs.. Coulter..-Motlon may stand for ten days,
VosDurgh W.. Brewster Ell al.Case settled.
Frank W. LOwcnstein.-MOiiOn denied.
North National Bank Va Baker.-Motion granted.
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COURT or OYER AND TsnMlasa.

The Grand Jury Investigating tho Tisk
Tragedy.
The subject OF the murder Of the late Janlcs
Fisk, Jr., underwent examination yesterday before
the Grand Jury OF this Court. Nearly all day war
employed IN the examination OF witnesses. and au
Indictment against stokes Is likely to be handed II
GA Monday, when the Court meets again.
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HE COUR T S.

The Calender Case-The Erie Lihgation-Alleged
Embezzlement in the Post Oiice-Maritims
Liens-McNsvins. tho Convict, Granted
New Trial-The Fisk Tragedy Before
the Grand Jury OF Oyer and Ter
miner-A Collision Case and
Naturalization for Alleged
Slander-Business in the
General Sessions
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SUPERIOR c1UsT-TRIaL TeaM-pAaTI.

A Dclibern,ive Jury Their Verdict Of DaaiA
Rger,
Before Judge Freedman.
FleisoM VS.. Mason & Co.-This was the suit for
$4,000 dymages through the plaintiff, While driving
In Central Park, being run into by q hack belong,
ing to the defendants and thrown to the ground.
Alter thirty hours mediation upon the subject of
the damages TO be awarded the jury managed TO har
mOnizc yesterday, ana brought Ia verdict for 5000
for The plalntia.
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SUPREME cluRI-SpEc,AL IclA

Di,iIcnes by tao New Amsterdam Fire I'M
sprancs Company.
Before Judge Barnard.
In the matter or tho New Amsterdam Fire In,
surance Company. application for Instructions by
+. r. Meade, counsel for Receiver, Mr.. Cassidy
the Court directed the payment of a first dlvdend
OF twenty-five per cent TO creators OF the sufferers
by the Chicago nre. This company was the last I'd
be placed In the hands OF a receiver, and now ~
receiver, II seems Is the first 10 pay dIyldenL
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SUPREME COUaT-cAaASEas.
Decisions.

Decisions.
by Judge Barrett
Shepard ct al. vs. Weiss ct al.-Default opened
upon payment OF trial and $40 costs OF this mo-.
ton and upon defendants stipuating to try Qt
rcachedl upon the 10Th INST. ,...
Clark ct al. vs.. Decentralization denied, With
$40 costs.
In the Matter or the Petition OF Mary f. McDer'
mott.-Clstody or the child awarded 10 the petr
tlOner.
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SUPREME Cuuar-GESiaAL. TERN.

McSevins to Have New Trial.
Before Judges lngranam. Barnard and Cardozo
The Court yesterday decided to grant william II.
MoNevins. at present serving term IN Sing Sing on
CONVICTION OF charge of raanslaughtcr, new triaL
Judge Cardozo. who delivered the opinion OK tue
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SUPERIOR c0uRT-specAL TERN.

Decisions.
by Judge Barbour.
Myers Va Rehabilitation granted.
Conner Vs. Ehrilch.-Orucr grated.
Pane vs.. Euier.-Same.
Young W.. Ellet.-JudgmeDt on demurrer.
BY Judge Freedman.
Donnell vs.. Donnell. Motion granted.
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Professor Hcman II. sanford. OF the Syracuse Cni.
versity, who has been travelling III Europe, - ex.
- ted 70 return 10 asfvw days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21
New York News.

THE DEMOCRACY WANT \ CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR.
NEW YORK., Aug. 1.-THE TribUNe SAYS Ho-
ratio Seymour and Sanford T.. Church have
positively refused 10 allow The use Of their names
before the democratic and liberal republican
conventions tor Governor. II Is believed that
August Schell viii be the strongest candidate.
PLAYKD-OUT SINGER COMING.
1t is stated that Mario is about 20 make a short
professional visit 10 the United States.
CAUSE-wINE AND WOMEN.
George KiUgslsnd, bookkeeper of the II 4 1son
coun,y bank OF Jersey City, has decamped 70
Europe, being defaulteT for 5000 CaFse-
wire and women.
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE
Is perfected between New York and Glasgow
stepping at Dublin and Belfast.
NO NEW CASES OF YELLOW FEVER
are reported down the bay. Two more Of the
NUmancia's men have returned 10 duty.
OFFERS FOR ". s, BONDS.
There were seventeen offers OF bonds to-day,
amounting 10 about IS ,236, $50, at from 1850 q
l1450. The amount advertised for purchase YVES
s. 200 COO. Ii the Secretary takes ll3A as the
price OF gold. lie viii only buy SlSi 800, but IL
he takes 49, as his price he VIII lake $685., }.
There were offers 10 take 50 coo, 600 below Tia.
Lotsr.-The Secretary takes only Sl3i 800.
THE sTADT THEATER
was sold 10 VIM. Ma tin to-day tor SI22 900.
TIE GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS
OF this state to-day rejected the constitutional
amendment to admit members who have been
expelled Tor period longer than two years a.
beneficial members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

q LITTLE CBiLD TORN By SAVAGE Doc -
j lie Detroit Post gives an account o. a sas.Ls
attack by large bulldog upon boy four yea-s
olo, In that city, on Wednesday evening last ~
which the child received nearly fatal iuiur es
4 be dog was living upon the steps OF the house
when the child entered the yard. The brlta
slowly raised his head and uttered a low gr3wt
OF rage, which attracted the attention Of tie lady
OF the house. She spoke 70 the dOg IN 4 soothing
manner. and called te the child 20 20 out OF the
yard. The little fellow, however, being unable
10 understand English, advanced, when tue -
slrang toward him. The child turned 70 g.,
but was too late. The savage brute sr,rang 1,t,Sn
him with great violence, dashing him violently
10 the earth. The child was bitten ia several
places, and one eye was nearly DESTROYED His
face was horribly muti,ated, and bis scalp was
nearly torn from his head. IL was with great
difficulty that the dog wss forced 70 qait his
prostrete victim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21
Jr. H0Uards Story of Spanish
EEnPrfy

TIE pQSTCR WANTS PEIUNlAEC LoNPENSa-
TON.
NEW YORK, August 2l.-Dr. Houard, who has
returned from Spanish imprisonment. attributes
his release TO TIE efforts OF the American press.
10 which Che returns the wRTnest thanks, He
thinks Fish might have acted more promptly,
ard that the government, with al the proofs be-
fore it that lie was an American citizen, might
have abbreviated, or at least ale lated, his sui
ferings. Housrd viii gOtO Washington in a day
OF two and present his claim, which Is for a
pretty round sum, including the loss OF his med
zeal business a. CienfaegOS and mis- prOpert =, the
latter al S}00GO. He viii not return n Cuba.
Houard saws he was loaded with chains on the
transport ship, lodged IN the hold, and when he
wanted water he had to 60 on deck dragging the
chains behind him. These eXeTtiops ami the
bad food gave him the dysentery. The COM
mandant OF the prison at CadiZ was a brute
and thief. Some Of the prisoners there actu-
ally died from eating the food. HoGaTd hal TO
procure food outside, for which the command
ant charged double. No other prisoners were
allowed TO converse With HOuard, and no papers
or letters were allowed TO reach him. he filth
and vermin were terrible, and he WAS again sick.
but the oommandant refused t. allow his 7, =
mOvsl to the hospital which was only secured
blythe efforts OF American Consul Duffy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

~Professor Agassz is expected to arrive at
San Francisco tomorrow. He hes completed
his exploration of the Mexican coast
SThe Tidal Wave won the yacht race for
the challenge cup at Newport yesterday, beat
ing Madgie twenty seconds. The course was
from Fort AdaRs to Black Island and return.
~Emma Fisher, q smart domestic OF Ayers
bury. England, recently managed to get away
with $10,G00 worth of clothes and jewelry
belonging - the family wksre she was employed
~kaggie Fritz, who was supposed 70 have
died in New York from sunstrOke, proves 70
have been murdered by John Goory, who struck
her on the head with lager beer glass. Goory
HIS been arrested.
~ The Japanese Minister, MrIMori, made on
address before the Pennsylvania State Teachers
Association last evening in the Academy of
Music, Philadelphis. He was elected an honor
airy member OF the association.
~Slight disturbances have occurred a,
Leicester, Maidstone. Exeter, and several other
towns, in England, in consequence OF the early
closing of the public houses, in compliance with
the provisions of the new licensing act.
ga French artist has arrived In Geneva for
the purpose OF painting picture to commence
rate the sitting OF the Tribunal of Arbitration
final decision by the court is said TO be
expected in 8 few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.
TIE RIOTS Ia BELFAST.
Continuance of the sfutraSes
ROBBERY, ARSON AED MURpER - school,
HOUSEs DEsrROYE D-THE AUTHORITIES

ROBBERY, ARSON ASp MuRpER = SCHOOL
HoUsEs pEsrRoYED-THE AUTHORITIES
rDWERLESS AGAINST THE NOR.
LoSDCS, Aug. GA dispatch sent from Bel
fast last evening says the city was ouieter than
1t hSd been DUNG the day, though the riot q
vss not ended, Tie prisoners csptyred BY tho
civic and military authorities were conveyed to
jail under a strong escort OF troops. No demon
STATIONS towards rescue we're made. The mu-
the streets Of the city were patroled by cayalrv.
= dispatch i-om Lurgan saws the disorders there
have been suppressed, and the town Is now quiet.
a POLICEMAN KILLED, ETC.
LONDON, August 2l.--A dispatch from Belfast;
this morning says that during the r.OtiHg yes
terday q policeman, named Moore, was shot
and killed. There were GlE1 s number OF OF Ct
casualties. The mob when not engaged IN
wyeCkiHS houses, assaulted individuals. Many
respectable TeTs0FS were most sEameiul.y
treatei, including Mr. Bergen, editor o. the
Noy .era StCs, catholic journal. All the
schools in the city, and most vi the mills are
closed. Nine magistrates ars nov on duty.
Although The streets were palrolled last even
Ing by Nil iaTy crowds collected and the excite
ment and Ti1ting Was continued. Thirty OF the
rioters were arrested yesterday and lodged in
prison. AT midnight the city was compare
heard. Ii Il reported that several personal en-
counters between the rioters and the special
constables have occurred.
THE CONDITION OF THE CITY WORSE THAN
EgER.
BELFAST, August p, a. m.-The hopes of the
restoration of quiet which were excited yesteT-
day by the rainier more peaceiui state oil anairs,
have not been realized. The con1hsson OF the
city g shown by reports received at head
quarters, WIS worse than ever last night The
authorities are pOwerlesS against the depreda-
tors, though supported 10y an armed force OF
fully i've thousand men. The school houses
have been destroyed, and IL Is with the utmost
difficulty that some Of the churches are preserved
from shaving their tate. Grave mismanRge-
meut on the part OF the authorities is suspected
and the general GisSaUiSfact on is 80 great ~ n
the respectable citizens intend 20 form vigilance
committees for the arrest and summary punish
meEt of the offenders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

THE HoT WEATHER IN ESGLAND
from London, IN speaking of the tr~ -, - letter
that city in July, says that - DplSeI heat Oh
inconvenience than tue me = ocoaslons nor
mometer woald tustif-. This = owing ~ ,h,
s sIgg Nsnto i appliances for Ms COMFORT
ainsIs "a England generally. Ice, thin
nov ehf.ent. An Englishman's house, clothing.
etc, are intended 90 bid defiance 20 cold ann
damp; clothing especially is rarely changed in
material throughout the year; 50 when The heat
does come, every one becomes fretful and tge-
V, and bushes on i'm search Of cooling breezes
snd sait-sea waves-snd the metropolis \ de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21

SAD STORY OF DEATH ~ FIEE.-A man
named James Fewings, near Auafpr. Calf
lorna, We al 20 sieep m his Vinc-ceilsr, about
two hun dIed feet from his house. or tie night
Q. August ;, and, waking AZ midnight aaa start
lDgi toward lis hOUse, he discovered thar j. We
or IRE. On Lie wOy to IL, lie noticed a bun ~
object IN his barn door. and threw this into -le
PAIN u prevent its tTinE the barn. tie then A.
preached the house. and. nudIng In i'm 1oss be-
10 save II, started 10 neiGhb1rs, mile and A
nan away Returning hence he foand that tte,
OBJECT which De bad seen burning IN the baTa
door was probably human body, aud about
caYight Instituted such a. examination a. sat
lsied him that the burned body wcs that vi he
VIE, who, n Is supposed, lad started % run
from the house TO the wine-cellsr, % invoke ths
ald OF her husband. with her clothes on ire anH
mat the intensity OF her pain, together IN tho
pIlhelng eject OF tAe rames from her garment,
rendered her pOwerless 10 get tur'leT nan tie
barn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21
s,.eh,,x rrrxea, in rIIIuss-

ST. LoVrS, A ugusf IA Sptcia nom D.IcFt
III. ssys that on Sstrrfsy 'ast two men, named
JeLtr. IN White and Henry bou.tK. hai sone
woT'S while working a. a threst n machine a
that place. white went 20 hrs hou-e, Got 4 Cunf
Reformed, end shot and Allied honitE. doufE
wife wfs 50 shocked sc the event thar she gave
premature bIth a. dead tsius. sn4 d'cd herself
Monday right. White gave himself NJ on Sat-
friday evening. Intense excitement prevailed
in The nelghborhcod Sunday sud Monday. and
about ore O'Clock Tuosdsy morning a large
crowd Of men b-cke open TIE Jal. TOOK Waite
cut. aud hung f'm 70 tree IN fhc court house
Nard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21
New York Republican State Conven-
lion.
LIVELY CAUCUssIEG.

LIVELY CAECCSSlhG
UTICA, \. Y, August 2l.-CsucusSing Il
going on actively. IL is said OpGyke has with
drawn hls name from the canVpSs for goveTnOr.
This leaves ex- Governor Morgan and Senator
Robertson as the most prominent candidate.
Many members OF the New York city dclegs-
ton are strongly opposed TO Morgan, and VIII
GO for Robertson IN preference. The county
delegation, however, Is said to lean towards
Morgan for governor and Cornwel Tor HeuteR-
ant governor.
OPENING OF TIE CONTENTION.
UTICA, August Ill he republican state con-
vention met this morning with full delegations.
The convention MAS called 70 order shortly after
noon 10y A. Il. Cornell, chairman of the state
central committee. ID. Plat Carpenter was
unanimously chosen temporary chairman.
Gen. Van WICK aud Lieut. Governor Wood
ford conducted Mr.. Carpenter TO the platform
amid appiarse. Order being restored, MI
Carpenter briefly returned thanks for the
honor in a few well received and somewhat
humorous remarks at the expense of Greeley.
The speech was greeted with cheers at is con-
clusion. Temporary secretaries were then aI-
pointed. On motion, committees on contested
seats aud permanent organization were ordered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

The unexamrled satisfaction that NATHAN !
CRYSTAL DISCOVHAY has given 80 this city aud
throughout the whole country, IS evidenced By the
steadily increasing demand fer II, induce 10 dir
especial ami particular attention - the great fact
that by its Gain all the adv sutsge5 claimed
for the many poisonous com pounds IA TO wit
The ration CT the {, Tor ard growth OF the hair
AID the speedy removal Q! daudruf. without the
least possible iryury-G7 Crystal Discovery Is EOS
ivtly warranted te contain no poisonous substance,
neither Le al, Sulphur or Silver.
Its peTf Ct c.esI illness Is not 10 be lightly
overlooked; viii neither stain the skin or Clothes
in one sentence, Il i exactly Wat has been wanted
fOr Iorg wBiie. BsstUrer q the Hair rhIt may be
u.s. without ths fear that ycu are going 20 have
Neuralgia. Parsly =, Lead Coiic ami variOus othe-
plaints, the result II the % ead par aons.
ARTHCR SATTASS, Proprietor.
General Depot corner ID and D streets \. ".
Sold b. sill Druggists aug2G