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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-31
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MuS Bpnn }9reibt mai, pom 81.
Npril: @e1ern' fanb BIER pie ,1euprpte>
fanttfae Delestrtenoeriamutluns fatt.
Bet 100 Gelestrte, meiit au 85ln,
Bpnr, u1b ar,pert, rbeini19en Stdbter,
unp einise aus Beffalen, @dleilen,
6eGen, NaGau, Baben unb Bayer,,
&pare,1 antpelenb. De- ianienifti9e
Gr3bil9uf nu, Utrecht bat Zen @ancnt>
tu6 ban @luten ee(didt. Yrpfe0or
Sdulte prdloirte. Na@ tur3er De-
bate ,ptro auf Grtebrt@s p%rtnseapen
@un1@ Gontan3 als Ort beS Gonsrei<
@es anee1pmmen, pelder auf Mntras
Yetrfs unb Gorneltus auf bic Sage mad
Dem 10. 5eptember in Musf9t genpm<
u1en miro. Die beioen @entral>@ Cont
uittees in &5l1 unb Min1en baben
i'm Ginpernebmen nit ben, @pnfan3er
2oeal<@ Committee bic Sage 3u betim<
men. Sberresierun98ratb @dlfiu8 re-
ferirte iber bic Gbdtieteit be8 85lner
Central Committee felt ben, Yoridbri>
9en GonsreB. prpfe1or Grieertd be-
ri9tete dber bic Tbdtietett pes Mdn@
&enerG Committed, Be3irtsrt9ter Reutb>
rer (2ailerslautern) iiber ben Gorteans
Der ~8ewesune" in ber pfals. prof.
51ulte tbeilte alS 8urfbenper Der uBi<
59of5>@ pmmiifon" nit: Die @abl 3u>
ta9f zines 8il4pfS, beien Dptatiun
fir mebrere Sabre bur& 3et9nunsen
in ben @emeinpen unb @eretnen fiber
eefsllt it, foQ am 4. Sult in per &atb>
baustapeQe 3u &6ln Sor9enuu1me1 .per>
ben uno aui pieien Sag balbisf bic
Bablperlammluns etnberufen tperben.
DerGpbil1pf bon utre9t bat fid brief
lid bereit erfldrt, ben %sepablten 8iiaof
;u conieeriren, woflr tbm Elm Sod se<
bra9t miro. Dte Gommilion bat fer
NET ben Gntwurf elmer @emeinbe< unp
Gynooaloronuns aus9earbeitet Der BET
ber @%inlaoun9 CUR @abl zen e%tnjelnen
@emeiabe11 m%itgetbeilt werben fol-, I'm,
Dor rer @abl pruptloril@ ansenommen
acer abselebnt 3u .ueroen, Yorbebaltlt4
Der pefnitipen Beldlubnabme Der uater
@orfB bes u8ilapfS" ueriammelten
Synpbe. Bur Disculton bteles ST.
eenianbeS ertldrte S9ulte, 5ei bic beu<
ttse @eria@mluns nt@t competent, .pas
Wulffine unb Glpen %beitreften. Ste
erfldren NamenS ber 8Slner @emeinoe,
bas tie befinttiSe Mnnabme Der Syno>
cal< urb @emetnpeprbnuns benz Gpnz
areGe poer elmer BON ben beiren Genz
trait COMMITTEES gu b%e1ufenpen DELIGHT
tennerlammlun8 u%orbebalten rperpen
mile. Die Dtscuiipn nimmt einen
{ebr antmirten Gbaraftsr an. Dte
yorli9tiseren unb bic fortsel9ritteneren
Neuprotefanten i1einen spisper einmal
bart aneinanper 9eratben gu fem, aber
bic liberalet 8ldttsr Ssrbalen 1bp>
nunasppu bic Details. Die ger1amms
lung ertldrt ft@ f@lisbli@ nit ausn eez
aen II Stimme11 9e9en cine ,peitere
Tprtiebuns Der Discuiipn uno fir 3u>
fimmuna ,u benYrpppfticnen terGumz
milion.
Die gauge &om5pie fdeint ibrem
S6lubsNfte nidt 1ebr ferne gu fem,
unb bic S1lus<Scene tIrfte wpbl in
elmer Grploiion Der Yartsi>G lemente be-
fteben.
| Deun CO feblt bes @laubenS beilise Ma4t
| Die iiber ben Bunb ber @emiitber tpa4t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-31

Gin Nutb- unb 9ifsbu9 Omit a1opatsii9er
6ausapptbefe serbunben) 9eeisnet unb niibli1
fir Seberutann unb au ieber 3eit.
:3weite Sielfa9 Sermebrte unb Serbe1erte Muf-
laae. Entered according to act of Con-
gress, in the year 1872, by Dr.. A. Fi-
scher, in the Office Of the Librarian Of
Congress, at Washington.
Snbem i4 SerfuGte, elm praftifdes 5anbbud sa fdreie
ben une bamit cine %pa1saoe, gut stnssFtatete 2aasapus
b%efriebtsen au tpnnen, Der Spn Der rteotatntl1en gSihen'
fdaft ~Serlanst, ita bas 3u eeben, mas leSem ju gusen
seret9t unb popular semadt tpereen tann une oart:Ies
IT ni6t meme Mbidt, patent. Webijtnen IN bic gDelt 81
fdiden, fpnbern nit ddten unb ri6ttSen -Wfitteln, NIT
Rla:beit unb beutlider Sprade bas 3x leilfen, mas in ei'
mem ssrartisen l1nternebnaen sslsiaet perben iona.
Taft a1idbrli9 fpmmt Is i'm gBinter Dor, eaB Wese
unb Strasen oft Sage lang einsei4nett fnb unS nidt be-
fabren serten tDnnen; uie 1t'le Sanatltet rpbnen tilars
TIM gufde pber aaf einiamen @rairien unb ME bart unb
Rranfenbette irsenb zines ibrer MnsebDrisen fetsn, tpenn
fe tetne drstlide 5ilfe, peser @athssbsr nod ri@tise @it<
tel an Der 5dnb hdben.
tia %bentenben Weni6en. Der bahslbe Fetsts ~einieernal
bmrdltest, nit BEN In, altdaltdenQeben netit Sprtpmmen.
ben Rranfbetten befannt su MAIDEN unb itt bic 5aus.
apptbete ais unenttetrliden Rptbanter an bic 5anb su
geben.
Qeitfasen unb 5elfer in Der gtotb, unb NIT FER Ipctbete
p~erbuuben, elm npttpenbises Saus8eratbe.-St 8rant>
betfem umIuneU uut ISuS Ouuti wv ~ ~ utpkktt uiUt
urtbwentta III, pber np erfe ausenblidltte pile Spn GRO
DDS gud it e~insttbsilt in 8rantheiten ber Rsusstpre.
nen uns 9 aualtass; sann folssn iaan,.li5e &inssrtraat'
ner. Nrauenfraafbeitsn, unb cine %telpnsere Ibtheituns
bilbet bic getanbluns unb erfe serfaltunsspeiie bel irn'
aia,n Rranfen< 0prfonu,nidet unb plbblihen unslidsz
faaen; 4. 9. Bel gsrsiftuasea, gersrsnauasea, S0nnsn-
= Sen sdius bilbet cine furss gbsantlune sOm nsnid-
IiGen 85rpsr. a.
9ie ,urn 5anbbu9 s~et5ri8en Mebiean,ente %befnSen fd
In eine1 prattifden, gut ansestattetsnS lsdtatsn uns fnb
WfSier, Sdadteln unb 9Idien (nah Mrmrrern penau
nah bern 6unobude ubercintir1rneno) f~rrsfdltts in5d9er
sinoetbsilt unb gut Scrpatt.
." En- fieiusn aam,ilten msrben gum t~psntafea ga Sabre
rerssbsn. bis bic 9auptartifel Serbrautt ttnb. Ord fDn-
men ,t ietcr 3eit Bel Insabe Der gernnihten Nun,mern
Sie entertainments Spn anS pber an etaent BON uns beseih-
nsten Mbli,ferunss.D Depot ;u einem s~erinssn Yrsie ME.
berertalten frereen.
Ser grsis bes 9udes NIT Nppttefe fret Ter GrpreB an
irasnb sinsn Srt Der Ser. Staaten scianht muir eessn
MSar,ahiuna betrdst $40; las Bud aaein lam 9egen
Ginienbuna Spn IS Gents ieser Belt Bergen tpfreen.
Tifber unb Npeber,
81 Scr So, Wattfrn, WiseprEn,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
ENGLISH
FEMALE BITTERS.

A " INFINITE multitude OF diseases wait
y upon wum0ns footsteps from the cradle
to the grave, and SO long ms she exposes her
sell to the various vicisSitudos of weather and
eycr-changing scenes of litn's iiiful iollies, SO
long viii She be the recipient OF troubles PEE
culiar 20 hcrscS liut few ladies are exempt
fr0m soue f0rui OF feIohle complaint. Tie
diseases and symptoms ofhqme OF those atlec-
or Green sickness, all Irregularities, HySter-
les, palpitalion, Sick Headache, Difficulty OF
Breathing, Smothering sensations, Proapsus
Uterl and liberation, cold feet and hands,
GiddlneSs and swimming Of the Head, Pain
In the side and back, low spirits ana melan
choly, Mental and Physical Prostruton,
Wukeftllness, indigestion, Constipation Tor
pid Liver, and all that clGss Of chronic conf
plants peculiar TO The female sex, The Pc
uromgOule's
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BANKING AND INSURANCE.
BANKING AND INSURANCE.
y, c, JORDAN, H. n. AuNspACGH,
President Cashier
CITYBANK OF DALLAS
CAPITAL S25O,OOO.
DIRECTORS.
t. G. JORDAN, J.R. CoUTs,
w. Z. HUGHES, &C. SLAUGHTER.

This Institution, chartered by the l.oglsln-
ture OF the state of Texas, viii cununenco
operation June !, 1874, and viii do u gunuIul
banking, exchange, ana collection business,
will discount FIRST class paper NJ reasonable
rates; receive deposits subject Ia check at
sight, and issue bills Of eNcnaugu on the prin-
cipal cities ofthe United States. Rcmiitnnces
made Ia all the leading cities of Europe.
Special attention given 10 the collection of
notes, drafts, etc, throughout the State and
elsewhere. The business Of banks, merchants
and manufacturers solicited
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cures the Above female complaints, AMI nll
other troubles that aillict old or young, mar
ried or single females.
IL AT once alouSes and invlgOratcs the fe-
male frame, giving strength to the weak and
feeble, building up the emacated, quoting
the nervous imparting life and buoyancy to
the duh and listless, relieving pain rcgula-
ting the liyerand bowelsand Otherwise gatli-
ering up and restoring the shattered lcmale
constitution. Sold by merchants and drug
gists everywhere. Address
DIR. J. =. DROMGO0LE,
Proprietor, demphis, Tennessee.
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OF he
se stock oflndos Dress Goods
template building larger odhc
wherever
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WEEKLY HERALD.

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giving Causes, Symptoms aud Treatment OF
all ordinary female complaints. A book
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-16

The New York evening Post Of yesterday
says "The dispatches from Washington to the
morning papers In regard to the condition OF
the government finances have attracted asten-
ton, and have inf ne need the Wall street mar
kets. As the first result Of the news gold adj
vanced, with prospects Of still higher rates.
Money was in comfortable supply"
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. Dec. H-yirsiuia sir 90, consolidated
5ok, West virginias, 10 bid to-day.
bALrIMsRE, Dec s.Cotton frm.-lov mid.
dlips.. ls.s@Is,. Flour in improved demand aud
prices unchanged Corn active and nrmsr-wht
s1utberp, 6sG72; yellow southern, 6sd70; mis- al
wegtern,U. Oats nrmer and scsrce-soutneru ,50055
western mixed, z@ss; do v bite, $3.50. Rye quiet
SaN Hsy unchaueed. Provisions inactive and
u.shsnssd vs.ssrn butter steady an in god de.
stropg-fair to prime Rio carsoes held at s4Sls
whisky very firm, o.. Sugar quiet, 81.
NAV 1oRK, Dec. B.-Stocks active aud irregular
Money BID. Cod, l7t. Exchange, long, ~
short. 10: Governments strong.
NEW York, Dec. Y.-Iiour quiet. wheat quiet
LosDox, Dec. Is, R:so ,. m.-Bouds Of Ixs, old
4A; 0-<oS, ga; Erie, J5s; Erie preferred, 50.
LONDON, Dec. M, p. m.-Erie, wax.
LONDON, Dec l6, 40 ?. m.-krie,N 81.
LONDON, Dec. IS, 2;N 2 m.-The rate Of dis
per csnt, or q per below the bank Of England
rate Consols for money, 9l5.@ol7s; fer account
Paris, Dec. 10 Hsntes So francs 80 ex interest.
LONDON, ID C. Is, $50 .. m.-The amount of bull
lion goue into the Bsnk OF England on balance
LoNDoS, Dec. Is, 40 .. m.-Ten-forty bozds
97t; new Ewes, 90; Erie, sd.
PARIS, Dec. 10 Rentes 81 francs Is eeptines,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-16
49, II
TO LADIES.

Isl 10 LADIES,
~ How sod 10 TO ses youngv ife, Q mother
on ismy who REQUIRES all her physical strength
psces 70 accept the responsibility which falls upon
nef, 70 zee her Rrostrated,l osing every day her
My, pM yet suffering enought o be utterly misera-
pei tbs state Of weakness and debility ID more
istai 70 her than severe spell Of sickness, for in
tnst case she Will receive the proper care In the
other she viii lnger months after months, not think
ing worth while tos physician about It, until
nature, exhaustsd, gives out, and she Q carried to
tns fsnve, when little precsution in proper time
weuld have spared her life. To prevent strength
en-, 20 cnre, nnthins can compare with the LOE0
LIFE BITTERs Of DR.. L. 8. BERTRAM. TheJ
he . SAFE and ipfallible remedy against malaria,
dyspepsia.. eostiveness, bilisusness. headac hes
morning sickness, and ! complaints peculiar &c
gtsts, are, in consequence of their virtue and
ssreesbie taste, the medicine pa, szeslls.es for
edfes. dec1S-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-16
THE WEATHER.

= W.T.
WASHINGTON, December Is, ISIS, 1850 O. N. Z
SYNOPSIS HoR THE PAST rwENry-VoyR HoURs.-
The barometer oltinues high on the Atlantic coast
from Maine to Flarida- and from these districts
westward to the Mississippi aud Missouri valleys
ire pressure dimiDishes gradually, the Of lesst
pressure being apparently central in the extreme
northwest The TEN peratnre continues low in Ten
nessee and the Ooio valley, whilst IL has risen
slightly IN the northwest, in New England, the st
Lawrence valley, on the immediate coasts of the
south Atlantic states, ard in the southwest Partly
cloudy or clear weather prevails Ia all the distrc .
east OF the hocky mountains, except on the south
Atlantic coast, where cloudy weather and light TO
gentle northerly winds are reported.
PRoBABILITIEs.-For New England, the middle
states and the lower lake region partly CLOUDY or
clear weather will continue during the day, with
slgst rise o. tenn peEstnre aud less pressure, tse
WINS gradually backing to southerly and south.
easferly. far the gulf states, and thence north
wsra over tennessee and the Ohio valley, less pres
nreJ bigh.r TEN perature, light variable to sou her
J winds, and increasing cloudiness. For the south
Atlantic states, northerly to essterly winds and
partly cloudy wsather, With possibly light rain on
and the northwest, clear weather will prevail dur.
ing the day, with Increasing cloudiness TO- night,
when the winds will shift to with less
pressure. For the canal district Of New York, the
temperature will remain stationary or rise slightly
In the coming twentysfour hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-16

( 'AkRlAGESl CARRIAGES CARRIAGES I!
- ATREDUCED PRICES-A large. AR.a
stock Of first class Family Carriages, en- !
styles, for sale at reduced prices Pony Phstops
Top ard Motor Buggies, in great variety. Also,
number OF Second hand Carriages, for sale cheap
TO close out. RORERT IL GRAHAM.
New Repository and Factory 4IO-iI4 9Th st. N W
Repairing promptly attended to. decl6st-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-16

The last weekly bulletin OF the Patrons Of
Husbandry, dated the 18th instant, shows thai
neither the monetary panic nor the war fever
has affected the growth of that organiz alton
There were organized from the LIST to the 18th
instant 5T subordinate oranges. Should this
increase continue, over 1000 oranges viii be
organized this month. The total number of
oranges now IN operation is 1921, with q re-
ported membership of e9I Us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-16
The Opening Of the Corcoran Art
Gallery.

A letter in the Baltimore Sun Of this morning
complains of the delay in opening the Corcorsn
Art Gallery. and says the trustees do not APP
pear to be making any haste In the matter.
IL is perhaps natural that there should be some
impotence felt for the immediate opening Of
the gallery, concerning which there is 80 much
national interest, but We have satisfied our
selves that the delay has been unavoidable, and
that the trustees and the curator, Mr.. Mac
Leod, are making every effort to forward the
work. II must be remembered that this
Is not an ephemeral or mediocre affair, but the
collection Is to be permanent, Of a high order Of
merit, and displayed in . building of q size and
character to afford fitting room for the gather
iDgs of years. A few works Of art would make
q mesgre show in gallery planned on this
erahd scale, and therefore it has been desirable
to wait for the recent purchases m ade in Europe
by Mr. Walter. And, again, 1t would have been
undesirable IL not impraC tieable to have the
gallery open while these art treasures were be-
ing received and put in their proper positions
For instance, PortaePs great picture of the
"Drouth in Egypt" has just arrived, and
from its size had to be unpacked upon
the pavement to-day, preparatory to being
moved to the room where il is to be placed
1t is scarcely necessary to point out the inter-
ruptions and Inconvenience that would have
Deeh experienced IN moving and placing this
valuable picture, the rooms being filled with
spectators. Again, the work of readjusting
and transferring, until each work Of art is in its
proper place and light, is no small one. In this
way it has been found requisite to dt up room
especially for Powers Greek Slave. As we
learn, the paintings purchased this season in
Europe have all reached Washington, and will
soon be in place. The purchases for the Statu.
ary Hall, including the fine set of casts of the
great works of sculpture, ancient and modern,
are veto come, but 1t will not be necessary to
await their arrival before opening the picture
gallery. As already said, the very competent
officers Of the institution are using their best ex
ertions to have the gallery opened as soon as It
can be creditably and with a certain degree Of
complei eness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-16

The publication by The STAR yesterday of
the diary Of the grave-robber Christian, show
ing the systematic and wholesale style of his
operations, created profound sensation in this
community. While it is recognized by all
sensible people that the medical fraternity
should have all proper facilities for the study of
their science, feeling of indignation was
aroused at the wholesale nature OF the opera
tons of the man Christian, who seems to have
undertaken to supply all the medical colleges of
the county from the grave-yards Of Wash
ington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-16
W GOD AND COAL
FROM
STEPHENSON AND BROTHER,
AND GET THE BEST.
Office 1904 Pennsy lvania avenue
Mill and Depot 18th Street Wharf dacls1x
CONFECTIONERY
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,

,P SIs GAKI,ERUIT CAKE, iced and plain
the HoIiasT. aS S,cs CANES made expressly fOi
SNAMN Ts nE 80 q every description.
e, TkIMH TRSaI TS6
d.sisax place Of J ii net G. k 4 &
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
the PETITION II L. LA HsesSSsT 81 ~ r.,
oefsn ssn, praying for the extension
az n march
closed on Se d.a 81 M in the case
and .Ss aahs sSs IN B.
f. The s day q
A Gsess may s. IN
THls q e e . SIyf ~, NOTICE, Th.. e. .ue.:T
District o. Columbia, holding special term. letter,
,s;ssso%snt:ry ~ he pe1sonsi estate Of JANIS
said deceased are hereby warned to e1hib, the .me.
VIII the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or
eTvse be ali bens Of sss s oh
Ssssie: Glyen under my hand, this 9th day Of De.
aeel6 tu,M ALBERT G. RIDDLE, Executor.
IHTHE sUPkf ns U 9N3}gRT0! THE DISTRICT
Hold,ns a Sseeiai Tsym. Dits,,b.y o,s ,s,,
k sIsR " tis I xsss
the Supreme Court ofthe District Of Columbia afore
saio, appointed TUESDAY the sixth day Of January
a a r. iSa, for the final settlement and dssrbution
OF the estate Of said deceased and Of the
assets in hand, as far as the same have been col
iected And turned into money; when and where All
The creditors and heirs Of said deceased are notified
70 attend with their claims properly vouched, or
they may Otherwise By law be excluded from All
sehent IL said 1seeaseds estate Prorided, copy Of
this order be published once week for three weeks
in the Star previous to the said day.
decl6-t St Test:-A. WEBSTER, Register of Will
MISS PRICE, from New York, will open rooms
vi BIS street, between 9Th and 10th streets, o.
THURSDAY, 18th insi ant, " here she will receiye
DREsSMAKING DEPARTMENT,
bringing the best Of references well the latest
Fashions, from New York. Please call at early
date. decl5 3fs
~ Office OF ASSIGNMENT.
The undersigned hereby give notice that EVAN
HUGHES has made general assignment to them,
fer the benefit of his creditors. by deed dated De-
cember !, la: Parties indebted to said Hughes will
make immediate payment to either Of rs, and those
having claims against him will file the without
delay, properly attested. ALEX. HOGG,
No. Ala 18th street northwest,
MILLS DEAN,
deoli5tr Corner 9Th street and La avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-16
LOST AND FOUND.

1 OST-From 0 carriage. Sunday morning, long
II hEDIEGOTE, Of dark gray, all wool, water
proof, with large, smoked pearl buttons. A suit
able reward will be given If left ct WARREN
CHOATE CO.'S. It,
STRAYED-One Saturday afternoon, small white
- COW. suit able reward will be given nzeuM
for her return, or Information of her, ct SbA{Ys
$40 Sd street northwest. decl5 Il.
COO REWA Rp.-Lost In sleeping car coming
%LV from Buffalo TO Washington, on the 4th
IL slant, PAIR OF CHAIN BRACELGrs. The
above reward will be given for their return this
Office. OF I 80 Penney lvAna avenue. decl3.3ts
Il CERTlfICAT1 for $500, dated November 2ld,
No. 3,G2. liberal reward will b. paid II returned
setts avenue. dec13-Sir
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Isn't it rather hard on Architect Mullett to
charge him with extravaganza in erecting pub
lie buildings in the cities all over the country,
when in fact he is merely carrying out the will
of the representatives OF the people. Another
fact must be borne in mind, and that is that it is
tue economy for the national government to
build Its own houses in a substantial manner
and not pay the amount it would cost to build
house for rent in half dozen years without
anything to show for 1t.
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1t lie related that short time since tele IT I'm
was sent from Washington to Hon. james
Lyons, of Richmond, Virginia, asking him if be
would accept the position Of United States Dis
trict Attorney, and that by mistake, the dis
patch being addressed ''T. Lyon" was taken to
Richmond lawyer of the. name of Mr.. John
Lyon The latter was, of course, somewhat sur
pTised at the question contained in the telegram,
bnt nevertheless promptly responded in the
Affirmative. His feelings may be fancied on as
certaing few hours later that a mistake had
been made in the delivery of the telegram.