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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

THR SITUATION IN MoRMoNDoM.-A call was
published at Salt Lake yesterday for a meeting
to be held this evening, to organize a movement
in sympathy with the peoples national conven-
Englebreeht decision is still the all cngrossing
topic at Salt Lake. The Mormon organs, especi-
ally the Herald. are unexpectedly temperate in
their comments on the subject. A few "red hot'
sitiOn to church rule, and declare for the Danish
ment Of the leding Gentiles. The anti-Mor-
mons, though much depressed, anticipate no
trouble, but they express the opinion that inn
mediate Congressional action will be necessary
to protect the mining and other business inter.
ests Of the territory.
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VLe Gaulois relates that gamin met on the
boulevards a fair lady carrying her Pet dog in
her arms. Look ]" cried he, ss she carries her
dogs and she puts her children out to nurse!n
Now, "gentle spring, ethereal mildness," be-
gins TO come, and cockroaches to infest third
class restaurants, ready to be sacrificed in the
" hash" to the prevailing genius of the Nine
teenth centuTy-cheap living.
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CITY ITE N $.

wINpsoR ScARFs, gros grain andtNilis, plan
aid figured, tor 81. 4 large assortment.
GRO. g HsNNfSG.
No. ii0 7th street northwest.
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YThirteen printers were arrested in Toronto.
Canaca. charged with conspiracy to prevent
men ironi going to work in offices where the
'!FoRrapf icai union is not recognized.
A. New orleans yesterday the two-mile
dash for s. eco was won by Saucebox over We
others i'm 3.il. The So 600 purse, three mile
heats, was won by Morlacchi over Maiame
Dudley, Mamie Douglass and four others.
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TIE LAUREL FACTORY OurRAcE-at Fiji
colt City. nd, yesterday, the jury i'm the case of
John Burroughs, colored, indicted for commit
ing rape On the person of Margaret Darcy, a
white woman, living at Laurel Factory retur ned
a verdict of guilty, with recommendation t.
The mercy of tic court -
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VIRGINIA PoLITICs--The Fredericksburg
Herald mentions the followin. gentlemen as
pc. sible candidates for Congress from the Rich
mond district, viz: Colonies j. X. Connolly and
VIM. 5. Gilman, r. T. Daniel, and Mayor
Kelley, OF Richmond; also Major Marceilus NJ
Anderson, OF Louisa county. letter from
Richmond states that Rush Burgess will prob
ably he the radical candidate for Congress from
that Congressional district Porter will remove
into the Petersburg district
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Ew SPRING SsOODS.

FINE WHITE GOODS LINEN GOODS. yr
fkENCE PEkIALks AND BATrISrE
M.RIPOSs AND YOSEMITE STRIPES
LINENS DA1Ask AND TOWELS,
LYONS BLACK GRoS CHAIN SIiES.
JkPANE.E sIIkS. SPRING POPLTNs.
GRAY SILK MIXTURES. GREsApIRSS
Gray ard Pieck Striped lyons si,ksat 81 s.
Mohsirs, six and Wool Poplts. Pofgae.
And oiher lkESS GOODS. just received
Also.
NEw STYLES PARASOi.S:s sple,si4 s.oes
ED<sAN a wILlc
arsf l0is ana 1920 IN str-et = AZ
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THIS Is JrsT TsEtEAsoN for catching colds
Avoid an danger OF contracting them by pur-
chasing ore OF those splendid Spring ovsrcos's
at Straus'. 1911 PennS, lvsnis ayeEue, between
10Th and nth streefs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

THFRNoNRTRRs and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler. near I stree
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RUSHING R0BS, a fine assortms Mt: also. a large
lot of CROQuEf SETS; much below the
usual prices at PRINCES BAZAB, 1905 Fennsyi
yauia avenue. arIT-tf
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GREAT BARGAI
ELEGANT sPRIyG GOODS
Psrascis, Or n 20 cents 90 S.
Srsnadllsc-. from I. cents a. 5 cents
Black sliks, trum sl MP An elegant Gros grlf,
Lsnis rhk NJ 90. worth - 20
~ ached and cached Cottons r. m crr'z no.
tsa,es Acd Genf's IND rwear. direct f,sm d
u .hu'aotnrsrs, AZ Wholesale prices
fiegant Paris Kids, "a
BsaCE Aipacas. frcra ~ cents m
Coats n Sterling Spool Cotton. ce,ss
Linens - Nj kinds. very chcar. a-a a hot a
otter eocs,s far below their mark-t Nalna a..
invite those u h. wish % buy COOP Gods fr.q. e..
apis tIay4 1905 81, brt- lsfh Snflsh
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CLOTHING.

NOTICE OF MoyAL.
q. STAFFAN
THE THIEE
Has removed 20 s05 .TH STREET, fourth doas
noIth q street,
where be has yust received a select stock of MENs,
lOt III and BOYS quits, which viii lie sa't
fsr less than the lowest in the mark a. apli-lR.s
II J. HElbEsGEa,
Successor 20 "a. v. LO1Gcn a Co.. -
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY.
MERCtFAkT TAILOR, M
MetrcPot'sn hc,~l, date Browa's,l
USu No soy Penn a. ave. Washington -
"ONE spEA"
CLEAN SWEEP
CLoTHISg sAEEs =
At osh Han. s2s IN stree. NO..
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ANreIEcTED CouGH. Cold or Sore Throat
which ght be checked by a simple remedy
like I" Brct-a's Bro cAicf Trockss." III allowed 10
progress. may terminate seriously. cts
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
Il Rom LON DON.

X ROM LON MOON
Timh's Year Beck Of Fac's, Is-s, So; DodIs Per
age, Baronetage and Erightage Of Great Britain
ls2, 81 20; Salter on NentiIs'ion Of Sewer. 2Oc
Cstierill's Notes on Steam Engine, 81 IS: Engi-
nefrs. Architects. and Contractors Hand Box
lsl2. 50 90; Adcocks Engineers Pocket Book. Is72.
$40: saNton Price Book for Architects, Build-
ers. &C.. IS72. Si.75; Our Ocean High says ls72
81 20; Smiths Wealth Of Nations, 81 80; Royal
EalenGRr, 1872 50 20.
Also, large assortment of Weales Rudimentary
Series. Just imported by
kICHARD B MOHUN &Co,
apl3 lOl9 Pennsylvania ayenne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

THs MOST celebrated and Successful Iatrol.c
heaters and Slate MGntels In the world; also.
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather NJ, .ps, al
Hamilton & Pesrson's, No. 4, YM q. A. Bni,S-
ing, 3th and ID streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

SUIT AGAINST TIVE DISTRICT OF CoIuMBIA
Mr.. John Van Riswick has entered a suit. by
Mr.. i. A. Lambert, against the District govern
menf, for $3.50, for rent of Island Hail to the
trustees of public schools.
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MN. Ii. MHEATBEY'S
" STEAM DYFING

NV u. II. WHEATEEY'S
w STEAM DYFTNG
AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT
OrFFcE-49 JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. q.
Established 1881 premium awarded lSs7; and lie now
one oil the Oldest largest and most complete es.sb
h.hmonis 81 the kind IN this Country. Ny pstron.
VIII consult their interests 10y sending in their
iail aud winter goods during the summer mont rs
Be-t place In the District for Cleaning or Dyeine
Gt men e Clothing. Everything appertaining t.
the business well aud promptly executed Ole.
closed daily at sunset except Saturday, when IL III
be open until s1s p. m. Post Office Box 723. ap2
DR. b. J. SOUTHwORTH HAS REMOVED
~ his flee to Prospect Cottage, corner of Pros
pct and Lingan streets. Office hOurs-s 20 10 m
II 70 .. m 4 20 2. m, z to =. m. marls lm-
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NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE
SRILLINGToS's BooKsroRE,
CORNER IA ST. AND Pa. Av.
Goof bye Sweetheart BY the author Of Red rs \
Bose lie she; price, rs cents. A Noble Lord; Sequel
TO the Lost Heir Of Linlithgow. By Mrs South
worth; SIZE. True IS Steel. By Marion Harland;
81 90. Within and Without. By Geo. Macdon aid
Sl..0. An American Girl Abroad; 81 IS. wopd@rs
Of ElectIicity. Translated from the French illus
trated; 3 go. RiRhttd at Last. ANoy.l: 81. Ma
bel Lee. By the author Of Valerie Aylmer: 81 A
Grow from the Spear. By the author Of Woven Of
Many Threads: IS cents. Maud Mohun. BE- Annie
Thomas: Is cent?. North American Review-A pril:
81 S,so Nsrthe5n Fsnds; ~ oliver Optic; 81 50:
So. FrancateIle's Modern Cook Book; IS.
SfATIOEERY-Cap, Letter and Note Paper,
Workmans Time Books. Pocketbooks, Steel and
Gold Pens, Fsber's Lead Pencils, Inks, Mucilage,
Pure Linen Playir G Cards.
Everything in the mag zne, ne wspaper and chea q
publication line, Wholesale and retail. at
SHILLINGTON Bookstore.
arl3-tf Corner 41s street and Penna. avenue.
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FINE plated Alex hoop earrings and misses
the latest spring styles received at Prigg's lew
elry store. All the jewery in this store has cold
or plated wires. No. 45 Pennsy lvania avenue.
between AZ and 9th streets
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DRY GOODS.
Now oP N
WelFoRD a srrTLBERa's
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.

NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
TnE CHEAPEST EoUsEIS TrERRTrUxY
NEW GCops received daily Cor the
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASON.
Compfising all the latest Novelties In
DRESS GOODS,
BLs1k sud roLt RED SILKS, NoHAlRs. y.
fANE>k siik-. rofLl<S. Dolly kAkpENs
ct all .fylss. Black and White AIrACAS in Il
rrtoer, beautiful SPRING sHAMLs.
WHITE DkEss GpuIs.
az AL classes Cor summer wear
THE NEWEST STILES PARASoEs
-, large variety of
"a h, sAa bo'n~s'iCs' Csssimcres, Cor Mems
And special attention IL called 20 she
CARPET DEPARTMENT
which comrrise- the --latest Css'gus in
ENGLISH BkUsSKLs snd handsome
INGRAM CARPETS
Go, dsTRsM MATING ~ rs cent.
Nice saOIL CLOTH At so cents psryara
call O. this Enlistment will save purchassrs
considerable "a ueg.
~REMEMBER THE EHCaDE~E
s2s SEVENTH STREET.
spDfMay6 Between ID AT "
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CHIaF ENGINEER CRoNIN, of the District
Fire Department, and Commissioner Bayiy
were before the House committee on the Dis
trict this morning, and furnished them ID any
very good reasons why it was the duty Of Con-
gress TO help support the fire department here.
Chief Cronin instanced the fire at the Wash; ng-
ton arsenal, where millions Of dollars worth OF
government property was saved from destruc-
ton by our Washington fremen, at the risk of
their lives. The damage to the appar ,tus,
horses, &C., on that occasion, cost the Dis trict
government several thousand dollars.
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Gnr"r ALMIGHTY "".,,*-%
WHAT 1T WILL BUY AT SILyERBERG s

Handsome set Lace Sleeves and Cellar,
Three pair fine Iron Frame Hose.
TWO pair English extra long Ba briggan Hose,
One Of our buff lined Seaside Parasols,
Six, five. fogr, three two fine hemstit. he'd
Han6ktrchiefs, warranted linen,
Three pair Gents British superetOut Half Hose,
Three pair superfine ditto,
-Four pair ditto double heels Al toes,
One twenty six Whalebone French Corset,
One good Umbrella or Walking Care,
lne large Toilet Mirror or Lookingelass,
Two OF one fine Walnut Picture Frame,
Large Travelling Basket or Satchsi,
Fine Carved Corner or Side Bracket,
Carved OF Lava Card Basket,
Carved salad Sets CT Match Safes,
Towel or Hat Racks, II usic Stands,
Easels, Frames, &C.,
Set of six Table Mats,
Set Of fine Wire Dish Covers,
Two fiue Japanned Tea Trays,
Hands me Backgammon or Chess Board,
Set Of fine ChessMen or rominoes,
Hands me ail-lfather " allets, warranted,
Oil Painting i'm Gilt Frame,
Large variety Of Ladies' Garments at one dollar
zach,
Two pretty Aprons for 81,
Handsome Lace Tides, 4, And Tor IL,
Fine HaiIbrushes, with or without C.mo,
The best 81 Is Base Ball for 81,
Excellent Kid Gloves at 81,
Three pair Gents Linen Reversible Cnfs Tor 81.
b, sides a full assortme nj OF EkENCH GIL and
GOLD PLATED yEWELRf, consisting OF sets
Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Pins, Pencil 3,
Crosses. Lockets, Chatelaine and Vest Chains. &c.
In fact, the largest assortment OF DOLLAR
GOODS in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

SEE ALPHABETICAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
on fast page.
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CoRNs, BCNIoNs, BAD NAILS. Sc.-Thous-
aEds are relieved at pr. Whites establishment
40 IN erect, opposite United States Treasury,
Wsshir gton, and North Charles greet BATH
more,
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DR. LION. III 1 street, between Ttk and Sth
streets. Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. %,
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LOG Al n EWS.


National Theeter--The Lydia Thompson Bur
Iesque Troupe in "a ID " in Paris ami "Les
Brig inds."
LiHcola HG1.-Thsodore Thomas Orchestra
1osos'c TEN 'I:--Ball OF the We ,hington
GIcnaditrs.
Odd is8o'rs' Hon, No-y Tdrd-Fair by the
Ladies Rebekah Degree Association No i
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nv Swing MACHINE case BOW pending be-
fcTe tie Congress seems TO be ACKNOWLEDGEMENT no
p ne Persons. who are under the impression that
Ir :. al az plicafion for extension OF patent by
The wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine. This IL
an error; IL is an application Of A. n. Wi,s.n of
tie Wheeler * Wilson Sewing Machine ,-,5 not
az ". g. WIlsOn, OF the Wilson Sewing Maehins
CONF ANY.
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naI29-tf
A STR AUS.

~CALL AND EXAMINE.-ra
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JUSTICE TO wKox N BELoSes-in justice
10 one OF our most enterprising citizens. whose
energy and activity have scared ter him self a
fair share of public patronage, We publish the
following card which explains itself:
10 tAe Pu5lse.-As there are certain merchants
who ridicule the idea OF advertising. and say
that 81 Is only intended o. make newspaper men
flch, and who ut the sane time claim that they
never devote a dollar to such purpose. and vet
resort 10 mean eNpedientst % reap the benefits OF
tItse WHO 90 advertise, 4 feel IL due 10 myself
anu % my fairons to state that have no branch
TORE IN W ashington, and none save that OF NV
Iovl,skti ana corset factory, at s0S eth street
inttiiig.ncer building. Ladies I'm search OF nv
Sstsh.lsamen NJ will please remember the nam.
and The number, Charles Bsam, 40s .th street
ihahkini Tor past .avors. beg leave 20 inform
the publfc that L have Just received NV new
spring STOCK. including all the novelties i'm hoon-
skirts, corsets, Md gloves, hxman hair. trim
mings, the most complete stock OF farcy and
pam hosiery, and ladies' Furnishings. Ali OF
which are srecialties. and thai will enaeay,r
IN the future, as in the past, sc 20 conduct nv
business as to continue TO secure the conf hence
ofthe ladies Ct Washington, the efforts OF enc
niles and malicious persons 20 the contrary no'-
withstanding. Charles Baum, 49s II street, De-
tween ID and l..
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Georgetown Advertisements
n THOMAS DowLING. Auct'r; GeOreetown.

Georgetown Advertisements
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct'r; GeOrgetown.
Dry GOODS. FANCY GOODS. HOSIERY, &c
&c, At AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING and EVENING
Ap,it zoth, AT 10 clock IN. and D. m, I will
cell at the snction store, No IVA Bridge street 30
gstr the Market House, a large as-ortmen, II
DRY Goods, Fancy Goods, &c, sc, removed 10
store for convenience
apis THOMAS DowLINs, Auct.
II THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TEUsIEE,ssALE oFvALUABLE IMPROVED
OF BRIDGE AND tONGgEss srREETs
GEORGETOWN.
- BY virtue Of q deed of trust dated pe,suher
;Sth, Io.e in liber 6s3, folio lJ9, of
81 Col umtia ard by dir, ctOn Of fine party sscur
thereby, we will sell 81 pubic auction on The PREM
ise., on WEDNFsDAf, April gath, Is73. At 4
Geo getOwn, d. O., b. ginning for the same an The
Northwest corner Of Br d &c ard Congress streets
ana Inn ~ insaSe west tyenty four feet on the
lei with Cong street one hundred and tep feet
thence east ON the scu'h line Of twenty foot alley
thence south, by and with the line Of Congress
street, one hundred and {. feet 20 the Mace ~ q
ginning, improved by a valuable Brick Store, now
Tern. Of sale: s6tC0 cssh: balance in u. ~. and
q months secured ty notes bearing interest and
Geo b 9, ru,t on TIC $50 20 be paid wins
not compile with within five days from the day II
sale, he zoo shall be forfeited and the Trustees
reserve the right 10 resell the property AT the rit
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser by adverisnc
in Wal irgton city, ID. @. Stamps and con cyan
cling at Pun chaser cost.
PA pARNEIlLE, Trustees.
6rl6 Il THOS nDWlING
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GALIIEANs VERSUS GALILEAN FIsHgRNRN
margaret Reynolds, chairman of the commits
tee OF the grand injunction Of Washington n
the Grand Tabernacle OF the Order Of GAME
ans, J" has, by Messrs. Riddle and Miller. filed
bill in equity to enjoin the Harmony Lodge O
Galilean Fishermen from using the name o.
books of the order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

ACCIDENT AT CENTER MARKEr.-To-day
Ter Market. fell from the roof of the b street
wing, which he was painting, q distance of rs
ieet, on his face and shoulder, cutting and
Nairn's drug store and attended by DR. HART.
gan, AFTER which he was removed to his residence
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FISH AHD OYsTKR MARKEr-Board of HsalA
Observation-Disclosures General Gatchef reports
the following arrivals:-35,008 herring, selling
At from IS to 81 per thousand; 1900 shad, SO
to SIS per hundrt d; 900 tailors, S1.50 per hun.
dred; 1000 bunch fish, from to Is cents per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

NATIONAL THEATRR.-Those who did not see
Lydia Thompson and troupe in "Sinbad'' last
night missed enjoying a rare combination of fun
and music. This evening the company will
appear, for the only time, in both comedy and
hutiesque-"A day in Paris" and Lies
Brigands." The fair Lydia assumes five char
acters, and II IL unnecessary to saw will he fully
equal to the emergency. The new company in
troduce many new features into the old bu--
lesques; and the new female members of the
troupe are as lovely as the old favorites. SO saw
the knowing old gentlemen in the front seats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

CHOICE SUMNER REsoRT.-Although the
weather still continues cool il will soon be time
70 decide where the heated term is to be spent
We therefore take pleasure i'm directing the at
UDilCn OF our readers 10 the advertisement, in
another column. of the Canon SPRINGS AND
Bafhs,-a resort which, in all the essential eie-
msnfs Of delightful summer place, has few
equals in the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

The BENEFICIARY ENTERTAINME~r Mt Ma
sonic Hall On Saturday will be an interesting
ore. The programme embraces an address or,
q npersnce by Senator Wilson. an address ON
nv Par<Ors, reading by John Tweedale, and
readings by Mr.. II. Clay Preuss. including the
io' m Columbus Crockett TO General Grant
ar tie Indian Policy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

II YoU HAVE good thing advertise il. By
so doing Mr.. Mudd (15th street and PennsvIys-
mia avenue) is selling over a thousand of his
" Iet" cigars each day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

IBE THEODORE THOMAS ORCHEsTRA-The
concert season OF Theodore Thomas orchestra
commences tonight, and will continue through
the week. as will be seen BY the extra announce
meht elsewhere. Mr.. Thomas has wisely con-
cinGed - adopt the suggestion of THE STAR
anu viii give matinee on Saturday afternoon
on which occasion very choice programmes will
De presented, and the rates OF admission will he
cuced. VI course our music loving people will
POUR out IN numbers TO attend these elevating
and instructive concerts by the finest orchestra
ever brought together in this country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

A MYsTERIors SHOOTING CAsr.-About n
O'Clock last night a man named Edward Mum
Gle shot at smother man on q street, between Sd
and *. Sergeant Pierce, hearing the shot,
making their escape Afterwards, about /
O'Clock, Officer Auidridge saw Robert johnson,
alias Sporty Bob, in X. A. Bacon's drug store.
corner OF * and streets. getting his head
dressed. He had been shot in the head. the ball
entering just above the eve, but he was not in
clinpl To he a m NM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

NETTING or FRESHNESS Of East Washington
was heid at ST. Peters schooi-house ON Tuesday
sx,h.ng last, and a society organized called the
Hiotrhlan Benevolent Society No. 3. OF WASH
d eton. The oHcers elected are: Patrick Hickey
PRESIDENT; Messrs. Neville and Barry. vice nre:i
dt ms; Ma Richard GUlshan, secretary: Micbae,
Mccormick, treasurer; Mr.. T. NcMahon- fnan-
cial secretary; Peter McNamara, marshall
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IHE SUDpEG DEATH or Mrs. DATrIgR-
TIE Corners iEqaest-Dr. j. F. Hartipan. act
ue ecroner. held an inquest on the body of Jane
Dattler. wife Of JcSeIh Dattler. whose sudian
Geath, on last Tuesday night, at her late resi-
uence, corner Of 18th ard ID stree.s, s. f., was
hcuced IN yesterdays STAR. DIR. Jos Walsh
wEo had attended the deceased testified that n,
1ounc no marks Of violence upon her body. and
Eo EVIDENCE bearing uIon The cause of her death
other thsn that she was for a long time in labor
hours. The jury fornd verdict that death W.. },
owing 10 natural causes. "'S WV
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NOTICE OF MoyAL.
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NETTING OF THE ANTI-BowEN WORRYING
MIN OF THE FIFTRBN1H DIsTgICT.-The iivi
sion OF the Workingmen's Club of the 18th dis
triet of which John l.. Club is president. held
meeting at Walls hall, corner of 1st AMI III
streets northwest, last evening. about twenty
me mbeTS being present. On motion of Lafav-
eve FERRIES. committee consisting of John L.
Clubb, l. JefIies and A. T.. Sartlo, was an
pointed 10 wait on the Board of Public Works
and present resolution adopted at a pre- yious
meeting protesting against the appointment of
MI. Bowen as superintendent OF work in the
18th district. " NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-18

BLADENsBCRG FOR GRANT.-At a meeting of
republican dele gates Of Prince George county
Md, al BladeRsbUrg, yesterday, MessIs. Prince
Grimes, Perkins, and Parker. were elected TO
represent the county in the state convention
which asse mbles in Baltimore on the 9th inst
Ire ceiegates were instructed to vote for no man
Who Is rot in favor OF the reelection of Presi-
ttnt Grant
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-12-05

William Prescott Smith, Master oi
Transportation and General Manager
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
died recently of hemorrhage of the
bowels, after an illness of a few days
A farmer residing near CarTolton,
OILY in digging a well, found set Of
teeth an inch and half square each,
and three inches long, at depth Of
thirty-six feet. Also a lot of peri
winkle shells. .
According to the mercantile navy
list opened by the Statistical Bureau,
the mercantile marine of the United
States comprises nearly thirty thou
sand vessels of all kinds, with an ag-
gregate capacity of four million tons.
The Detroit Free Press says, that
within three days three men In that
city had been taken Ill with what their
physicians pronounced the horse dis
ease. The Pittsburg Dispatch of the
same date reports several similar
cases In that city.
It is said there is not one wholesale
shoe and leather establishment left In
Boston. The wool trade has suffered
in an equal degree, and the dry goods
jobbing houses left are few and far
between.