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RUNAwAY-TcoB Boys Injured.-Last evening
MI Walter Stewart, a resident of the country
lett his horse and wagon, in of his two little
SONS, aged i've and seven years respectively
standing at the corner Of Market and Prospect
streets, while he went in q store near by to make
some purchases. During bis absence the ami
maj became frightened and dashed off down the
street to Bridge street. Thence he ran to the
market house and turning into market space
proceeded at rapid pace toward the canal
Nhen near the canal the wagon struck tree
which detached ii from the frightened animal
throwing out the boys, one Of whom was Sc verely
cut about the head. The other escaped with q
Few thrilling bruises The boys were taken to
the off1ce OF DR.. Williams, who dressed their
wounds, and pronounced them not of a serious
character.
PASTOR CALLED.-The congregation OF the
FIRST Baptist Church have extended call to
Kew A. j. Huntington, ID. d., Professor of
Greek in Columbian College, to take the pas
torate OF the church, vice Rev. j. A. Nelson
" no recently resigned to accept the position of
Sunday-schoOl missionary and state evangelist
tor the state OF Maryland. 1t is not known whe-
ther Mr. Huntington will respond favorably to
the extended call.
MARINE NEws.-The schooner Theodore
Dean cleared yesterday for Fall River, Massa-
ehusetts, with %. tons OF Cumberland coal. The
schooner Harper arrived yesterday,from Balti.
more, with cargo of barrel slaves and hoop
poles for our coOpers. The steamer T.. &. Bidde
arrived at Hyde's wharf from Philadelphia this
morning, with general merchandise. The New
YORK steamer L. Z. knight cleared this morn
ing.
The PHILoDEMIC SOCIETY of Georgetown
College celebrated W ashington's birthday by an
entertainment, consisting of music, defamation,
&c., at the college halls yesterday afternoon
The exhibition was witnessed by large audi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-23

The MORMON CoNPLICT-An Anslcer 10 Mr..
Fitch's Speeeh.-In the constitutional convention
OF Utah on Wednesday, Judge Hayden, late OF
Nevada, made powerful speech in answer to
Mr.. Fitch on dle admission Of Utah. He de
clared that the remarks OF Fitch on Judge Nc
Kean and Gov. Woods and the federal govern
ment amounted to treason. HO advised the
Mormon people to remain contented as wards
Of the government, and declared that not fifty
Gentiles in Salt Lake and not one hundred in
the whole territory favored state government
at present He said the trick of electing Gem
tiles to give color and firmness to the convention
was too shallow to deceive. Charges of despotism
and oppression to the national government re-
solved themselves simply into an issue of state
sovereignty against Judge Mexican. Elder
Cannon expressed himself insulted by the re-
marks of Hay den, and said that Utah would be
the brightest of all gems in the Union. The
blood OF the Pilgrim Fathers was in the Nor
mons. They were descendants OF the sires of
revolution, and had been ever loyal to the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-23

The FIRST AMERICAN BIsHoP.-An author
who has brought no little industry and thor
Oughness OF research TO the work of writing the
lives OF the deceased bishops of the Catholic
Church in the United States has chosen for the
subject or his first memoir Eric, who died quite
early in the twelfth century. The biographer
proceeds on the idea that America was discOv-
cred and occupied by the Mortimer several
centuries before the time of Columbus. Erie,
whom he assumes to have been the first Amer
lean bishop, is supposed to have ruled over a
diocese I" near the present city OF Newport
where Scandinavian ruins have been pointed
out, reese milling the relics of the Mortimer in
Greenland and Iceland"
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Georgetown Advertisements.


RI THOs. BOWLING, Aueticneer. Georseto n.
ThUsrEEs,sALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT AUCTIQN-MERJHA MILL-HEAR
TENkALL1TOWS,D II. G.
- By virtue Il deed Of trust TO the usder-
signed. dated Jar nary IS. Is7l. recorded IA
Libsr $50, folie <o7, Of the land record. OF
MAhinsten county, District Of Colunlbi~, and by
eirecton Of the party secu-e ed thereby, will -e,
A. paStic suction, on the premises, On MONDAY,
Earch 4th, lisa. at o'clock m. all the fol owing
II The same at the southwest corner of Lev auf
Henry Burrows land, In the eastern line of shoe
makers land thence With said Shoemaker line
south ~ degrees west SO perches to q corner Of the
v v Time R farm; thence with its line degrees
vesf % perchee 10 the north side q reserved rad
thence west IS degrees 100 50 perches TO west
ce on reserve road thence north az degrees we.t
81 p-rehes; then north IS degrees east . g.. 100
Z, NE; then north 3s1s degrees east q perches:
ibtn north 36,s degr est y % l0A the
eastern line Of said Burrows land thence with their
line south a degree, west 81 perches thence with
theif south line west thirty perches then with
tosir west line Hs degrees wet as r-rche. % the
hesirning, Containing s.A acres Of land i'm pros ed
Q, Merchant Mil, known a. the" Tennally town
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in SIX and
tWeise mont his. viih interest, secured by notes
operty is struck of. which shall be forfeifed less
the terms are C implied with within FIVE days from
the day OF sale, and The ropery will then be Id
a. the rick aud cost Of the dsfaultinR purchaser
STAMPS and convey ncipe at purc chaser cost.
P.k. psRRsEILLr. Trustees.
fet3 THUS DOWLfNG, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-23

Free L0ve ana Murder On Long Island
A HUSBAND POISONED BIT Hrs WIFE AND aER
On the 18th of NoSember Last, Joseph Fowler,
resident Of Manhasset, L. l., died after . few
days Illness. The physician who attended him
gave certificate that his desth was caused by
typhoid FEVER. During his sickness he cora
ton in his stomach. On the evening Of his
death his wife, Hannah Ann, prepared some
onion syrup for him, dose OF which was ad-
seized with q burning thirst, and drank large
quantities Of water. His wife merely remarked
that that was
GOOD SYMPTOM,
and In q few minutes gave him another dose
after which che Immediately started for Kemp
stead village in company with her husbands
brother George, with whom II is alleged she was
for long time on terms Of improper intimacy.
About two weeks after Fowler's death rumors
new around that he had been poisoned, and
these coming to the ears of Coroner Hicks, that
Official had the body disinterred, and the lungs
and liver taken out, and, with the contents OF
the stomach, handed over to Professor John G.
Draper, or this city, for analysis. That gentle
man at once proceeded with his scientific re-
searches, and on Monday last completed his
labors and made
HIS REPORT TO THE CORONER,
The substance OF which was that he found in
tie stomach OF deceased arsenic i'm sufficient
guam to cause death. On Tuesday the cor
1 .h again agar summoned the jury, and read to
Ter, mother of deceased, Hannah Ann, the wife,
and George, her alleged paramour, were again
examined, but their evidence was very conflict
ing and contradictory. After a very brief de-
liberation the jury returned the following YER
dict: ave find that deceased came to his death
by arsenic poison, and that said poison was
feloniously administered to him and with malice
aforethought, and that George Fowler was ac-
cessory before the fact" Both waived an ex-
animation, and were committed to Jail to await
the action OF the grand jury. Y. Herald, 22d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-23

HGold bracelets are coming into fashion two
or three inches broad.
ga Hartford skating park proprietor adver-
tises different rates of admission for "prown,
people and "adults."
~A man died suddenly from intenperance
and Western jury found that deceased came
to his death by drinking between drinks"
6A jealous contemporary says that the city
frozen his ears foot deep, but that. as they
have only been amputated at the second joint,
he has an abundance left for the requirements
Of his position.
sion to medicine by inducing the croupy young
ster to make hearty meal from buckwheat
cakes and syrup of squills. The boy said he
thought something allied the molasses when his
father told him to eat all he wanted.
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PROPOSALS


BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, 4
WASHINGTON, February ~, 1874.
Sealed Proposals, end srsed :. Proposals for Tree
Board. will be received at this office until IL m
YEBRrARI 26TH, ISL, for furnishing 5000 Wooden
office. Proposals will also be received for other
styles. samples Of which must accompany the bids.
bid to deposit with the Collector of Washington city
to the credit Of The Board of Pubic Works. the sum
OF one hundred dollars: taking receipt therefor as
contract awarded him, in accordance with his bid
The money so deposited ill be refunded TO the
unsucces full bidders after the award of contract,
and TO the contractor after the completion of the
work.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all Of
the bids. ALEX. Il. RHEPHERD,
f2l fChron ARep.1 Vice President,
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The REASON WHY.-"I say" said an old
lady, quite genteelly dressed, to a reporter of
The STAR, standing on the eastern steps of tae
Treasury building yesterday; edo you know the
reason why they won't let folks i'm here after two
o.clockY jest tried to get in, but them fellers
at the door stopped me. You can't get in, can
your
Reporter.-"Yes, madam,
Old Lady" ., you're a clerk"
Reporter" No, madam, / am not clerk"
Old Lady, with a scrutinizing look. )-"I
reckon you must be a government officer OF
some kind, them"
Reporter" No, madam; / am not connected
with the government in any way"
Old Lady" Wall, il don't make no difference
what you are. know the reason they won't let
mot folks in, Them clerks don't want nobod;
nor nothin' in their way when three O'Clock
comes. They Jest want ter lock right up and
glt right out jest as soon as possible. They
don't DO nothin', noway!" Then, approaching
little closer, the old lady inquired in a conf
dental tone: You don't happen to have a car
ticket about you, do you?" Receiving a mega
tive reply, the old lady took herself slowly down
the steps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-23

LIVE STOCK AND FISH AND OYSTER MAR
KET-Bcdrd Of Health OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
general Gatchell reports the arrival and sale OF
marine products, as also the sales Of live stock
for the week ending Friday, Feb. q, 1872 as fol-
lows:-Arrived, schr. Sarah Jane, 500 bushels
Pocomoke oysters; selling, small 40 cents, large
I5 cents per bushel. Schr. Princeton, 500 bash
els very fine Tassmaker oysters; small IS cents,
large s1.I6 per bushel. Schr. Hester Ann 900
bushels Cone river oysters; 80 cents per bushel;
market dull; prices decreasing Condemned
200 bushels oysters, owned by Captain Wesley
Lewis, at nth street wharf
Lire StOok.-At Clarks depot for the sale of
swine, eso hogs sold at prices the same as last
week, - EaI% per cwt. net. At Center market
- mich cows with calves, sold at from $50 to
SO per head; H.beeves Of ordinary quality sold
from S25 to $50 per head At Drover's Rest,
3l2 beeves offered for sale; ZIG sold for slaugh-
ter In the District, at prices for ordinary grades
from q to $3.50 per cwt; best grades, rs per
cwt; So left over unsold. 4Gi sheep on sale; 28t
sold for slaughter In the District at prices from
OK to q per ID; $50 left over unsoid; sc milch
COWS sold at prices from so to $50 per head; l
extra sold for $50. The quality offered for sale
this week very far.
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~Friends are beginning to ask friends where
thew are aoinQ next All m mer

they are going next summer.
s0An Illinois editor says ga fellow named
Sneed attempted to cut his Wife's throat, in
bloomington, few days ago, but q she OBJ
and there IL some hope that he will die"
ga young lady Of Nashua, N. H., whe has
been studying law for year, has made an APP
plicafion for admission to the law school OF Har-
ward University. This il the first application of
the kind that has ever been made in this DEPART
mentofth university. An application of similar
character was made year ago for admission to
the medical department, but 1t was rejected.
ga seven year old daughter of Eben p.
THURSDAY last, ran against q tree and received
internal injuries, from which she died ON Fri
Gay, and little boy was seriously injured ct the
same time by colliding with another bow the
searp points Of the sled-runner piercing his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-23

- To have narrow, elegant foot, shave OF
The little toe, and be fashionable.
SWho was the first ahiropodist mentioned
IN fngish history? William the Corn-curer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-23

A FAMILY FROZEN TO DRATH.-The severe
storm in Minnesota last week was attended with
numerous casualties. Near Beaver Falls a
lady, in the absence Of her husband, endea-
yored to 90 TO the barn and care for the stock.
She was accompanied by her sister, aged H.
The children were left In the house. Three
DAYS after the husband returned and found the
nearly dead. The body of the Young Iadv wss
found about a half a mile from tho houee. and
that Of the wife over mile out the prairie.
Several other fatal cases of freezing are report
ed in the vicinity Of Window
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-23

REMARKABLE FATALITY.-Mr. John Scan
Ian, OF Lynn. Mass, while at work in a wooden
mill, in October last was caught in the shaftinp
OF the works and injured so as to cause almost
immediate death. He left a widow, daughter
and two sons In the month OF December fol-
lowing, the daughter, about eighteen wears OF
age, sickened and died, and in January, the two
boys, aged seven and thirteen years, were pros
trated with violent fevers. and the eldest then
deceased. The other recovered sufficiently to
be able to 60 out of doors on the 18th instant.
and venturing on the pond at the mill the next
day, he broke thrOugh the ice and was drowned.
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TY MS.

DIR: BANNING, ST., may be consulted unit
Monday evening, the 26th instant, at the Ma
tional Hotel for the application of his supporter
uterine supports.
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LOG AL NE WIS.
Amusemenss, re. Ts-uighs.

National Theater-" Oar American ousin -
SotheTn as Dundreary.
Mount vsrsoa PSaoe CAsrch--L sstrre by Rev
DIR. James A. Duncan.
GsOr0sfotcH Methodist Proi>stGnt CAsyss-I,ec-
tire BY Rev. Dr. S Ii. Southerland
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DROP SAILS FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of EsgrociRg asd P'fatiss,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
bureau Of E"s'oc'"s asd P.tss'ss,
Sealed Proposals will be received q this once
until 10 O'Clock m. on WEDNESDAY, the 90 h
Of March, 1872, for furnishing ave hundred 1901
tons Of Cumberland Goal, Georges Creek } run of
IN spch quantities se may be required, and subject
proved July II: 1870. viz: that such Coal shall
weigh 80 pounds to the ton, and shall be inspected
at the time Of delivery by the persea appointed and
qualified under the act for that paroose; and that
the prescribed fee Of % oents for each ton Of coal In
speeted weighed and delivered shall be paid By the
Proposals will be considered binding from ono
week fron the nth Of March. l6Sz, the Department
reeerving the right 10 retct al any portion Of the
No proposals viii be entertained unless aecomps.
MED by satisfactory evidence Of ability to fulfil the
contract, will any payment be made Without the
certificate q the insDectsI tibet the Coal furnished
Proposals. should be addressed acd seat 70 the ONCE
Chief Of Bursas Of Engraving and Printing, Treas-
To CONTRACTORS . ESs LAYING WAfzs
OFFICE OF vAsHIHeros Aouspucr,l
Sealed Proposals viii be received By the under
HHR. y. ias, q the once oi tie Wsshinstoa AaDs.
duct for the laying, in The city Of Washington. Of
pounds Of % inch and i0nch cast ison Ssser Sipss,
special castings and stop cocks.
No proposals. for laying lpes and .pecial castineu
ma
sired can b hsd q IL per-
Ssj0r q Essinssrs, o. A., Child issinssr, Wssh.
ingtcn AQutduct. febl4 loe
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DR. RAILWAYS
sarnaparfIlian Resolvens
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

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The PRINCE LIBEL CAsE.-This morning. in
the Circuit Court, Messrs- Riddle and Miller
fled q motion for a new trial in the case of
Prince agt. the Evening Star Company on the
70 lowing grounds list, said verdict 10 contrary
tn the evidence; I'd. the damages are excessive;
Sd for rror in the rllings OF the court; Ith the
verdict u contrary TO the law.
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HOPE FOR THE observation-disclosures YOU,
hair comes away in punches, don't despcnd
We guarantee that Phaton's Chemical Hair In.
rigordtor will stop this calamity in three DAYS
Nay, more, we guarantee that 1t will promote q
full restoration of the fbres. There will be nc
further shedding of the hair, nor any change in
ITS color, while you continue to use the article
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DUNDREARY's BENEFIT.-Sothern's "Iord
Dundfeary" in "Our American Cousin is one
OF those charmingly exaggerated sketches of
character which, like the best creations OF Dick
ems iii his novels IN, with all their Oddities to
be portrayals of real men and women not the
mere impersOnations of a whimsical idea. Sotb-
eTnls thorough artist and loses his indi yiduaity
IN the character he portrsys, and should have a
rOusing benefit this evening. He is well sup
ported at the National, and the play is carefully
mounted. There will be Dundreary matinee
tomorrow afternoon, and Sothern will appear
Tor the last time tomorrow evening. On Mon
cay owens viii be around looking for that bar'l
Of apple sass. Jes so, Jedge.
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NeTIOE.
OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK MAEIFAOTORY,
GITHOGkAPHING, ENGRAvlNG, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER
The public are invited 10 call and ex anime On
~ STOCK BEN. y. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next deor 10 Jay Cooke 4 Oos
eeD-u Washington, n u.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
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DR. Usher Plain Tan about Insanity. $50.
Sir Henr, HoIiaid seeuiIecticns Of Past LIFE 81
A.iTsi and y ,iss =, f.r.:
Laeksys leaders of Puzzle Opinion in Ice
f, g.s4 S 1es &c, e.. .,B
John Jaspers secret. 81.
ksrtol Radical Problems. 81
Liiils Mo%I.rd Prino..s Sis
Tie Bet Ike sdne, with hints on the selection q
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schwartz. 81. 0''e''' ny marie s'PA'e
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DOTATOEs, ONIONS AND FISH.

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Everything appertainiLg to TIE business promptly
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FOR CoRNs, Bunops, Chillblains, Ingrowing
Nails, &C., visit DR.. Whites rooms, No S35 15tf
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
The MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Sirius at
Hamilton Pearson's, No. 4, YIN. Q. A. Build
ing, 9Th and d streets.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near Az street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-23

SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS LAST EVENING
Although large audience gathered at the sale
last evening, there were very few picture buzz
eTs, owing doubtless to the many engagements
oil social character incident upon the dav. We
Predict more encouraging result this evening.
ior there must be buyers in our midst to whom
these valuable paintings are particularly suited.
meritsl at which they can be purchased, should
wake Our picture buyers up to a sense Of their
true interests. ~
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