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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

FATAL STABBING IN SYRAcusB.-John Nc.
Carthy WAS fatally stabbed in Syracuse, N. Y
last evening, by james Corbin. The murderer
and his victim had some words,a when Nc
earthly, as the prisoner Alleges, caught him BY
the throat. C0rbin then pulled out large
sized knife and stabbed him In the left breast.
Death ensued in 1--WE minutes. = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

CHoLERA.-The Indian army sanitary com
mission states that Sin fully developed cholera
veering towards or already in collapse, medi,
cines were simply Of no use." Recovery often
follows collapse. but Indian medical experience
when strong medicines, such as large quantities
OF brandy and opium, are used. Such remedies
are dangerous, yet by carefully alleviatinp the
symptoms by mild remedies, Of which one of
the best Is cold water, by mild nourishment and
kind nursing, in a strictly recumbent position,
many cases will recover which would, under
different treatment, prove fatal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

a DISTRESSING COUGH caus es the friends
or the sufferer almost as much pain as the suf-
Ierer himself, and should receive immediate
attention. DR.. WiStdr'S Balsan of Wild Cberry
speedily cures coughs, colds, Influenza. sore
throat, sc. 1t will always relieve consump-
ton, ana in many well-attested cases it has ef-
fected a Derfect curn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

dlanapolis Sentinel says: Geo. Van Kouten
brought suit in the Cas- court, in this state,
against the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st, Louls
railroad TO recover $1,000 damages Van
Kouten had entered a car of the company's and
refused to deliver up his ticket until the con-
duetOr furnished him with a seat. The cars
the conductor just stopped the train and put
Van Kouten of. Nothing daunted, he caught
on the last car and was put off q second tim
and his baggage flung off with him. The case
was entered in Cas- county, and under change
OF venue taken to Carroll county, and the
plaintiff was awarded az 900 by the jury as COM
pensation for the broken contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

II IL Always kept Ice cold and delicious. 6
IRON IN THE BLooD.OWhen the blood is we'll
supplied with its iron element, we feel vigorous
and full of animation. 1t is an insHfficiency of
this vital element that makes us feel weak and
low spirited; in such cases, the Peruvian Syrup
"a protoxide of irony can supply this deficiency,
ana lts use Will invigorate us wonderfully. 6
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns.
piles, ulcers, teOthache, sore throat, eprains
scads, soreness, old sores, headache, collie
lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia
hoarseness, diarrh9a, and all hemorrhages etc
PONDS Extract differs from all other adTertises
preparations In the fact that 1t Is q standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
known to be q cure for these diseases n, tn a. II
SUFFERERS FROM COINS, BuNIoNs, Ran
NAILS, etc, lind immediate relief at DIR. Whites
establishment, No 6S5 18th street, opposite u
.. treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even In extreme cases, If none but
suitable shoes are worn. tr
LIEE THE ELECTRIC IELEoRAPH-Centau,
! L,nfnen has been long time coming-but
VIVA, what work 1t is now doing: The halt and
away their crutches. Rheumatism and stiff
joints are banished, and dumb beasts cry ont
fSf Joy. One trial tells the story, and explains
eiS "oo'o eAi"s' eos
"THEY oUREw What curesP Ayer's Cherry
rect0rdt for Cough. Ayers Pills for purga-
tive, and Ayers .SdrsapartHa for the complaints
that require An Alternative medicine. m.w.f.&W
TuRco-RussIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va.
por Baths, for all skin disease, at DIR. Shedd's.
SoS 4 street.. 6,20,6:
TH1 NATIONAL SAvIEss bAMK, corner OF
new York avenue and 18th street, pays Der OF,
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
banking hours, TO I. Saturdays, Q to4 and 9
Ue' H.. Hi. Nt3, 14t16
WILCOX q GiBB's SEWING MACHINE, Tia
celebrated Bazaar Patterns Agency at Chas
banms hoopskirt and corset factory, 1th street,
lnteLnsencer Building. 1925
The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use-
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
And made to order by Hempler, near * etreet.
DOOLEYg AGUE POWDERS are warranted to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

CoLoRED MINISTER TRIED AND Ao-
2uITTED-This morning the office of Justice
wafer was the scene of a trial which excited
considerable interest. A colored woman. named
Sarah Smith, residing with her mother In South
" ashington, had procured a warrant against
Lemuei johnson, colored minister, char gng
MIN with being the father of her illegitiTnate
child born on the 18th of April last Mr. John
A. Clarke appeared for the prosecution and
mi MT: T. Q. Darlington, jr., for the defense.
The former opened the case stating that he
expected to show that the accused was a min
lister, and had taken advantage of the com
plainant at camp meeting.
MI: Darlington said he would reserve his
Mr.. Clarke" Come up, Sarah, and be
sworn"
Sarah rose and the baby cried.
Mr.. Clarke That is the first witness . fire.
feIring to the baby.)
The prosecuting witness testified that while
she camp meeting at Crystal Springs,
anything should happen to her that he would
help her and the child too.
Nancy Smith, mother of the comnlainant
testified to defendant coming 20 her house and
asking for her youngest daughter, to whom he
had caused so much affection.
= Mary Z: Bush, Rev. j. W. Green, Cordelia
smith and VIM. Smith testified to having seen
The defence called two witnesses, who tasti-
ned that last summer there was no camp meet
ing at Crystal Springs, and that johnson was
SICK about that time. Rev. j. W. Green was
recalled, and said there was no camp meeting
at crystal Springs last year, but a quarterly
meeting at the Brightwood church.
testimony, and stated that the camp meeting
was at Berry's woods, and that the minister
wood. ~
Mr.. Carrington.-sI do not think IT worth
while to argue this case"
MI. Clark.-'I'll submit the case"
Justice Walter'-''Well, here is a charge; but
1 can't zee it." To the prisoner.-"You can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

- ATrHIs SEASON, Dooley's Calsaya is just the
rome to invigorate and give an appetite. 1t is
worth trial. 81 per bottle. 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

How You've WALwoRTH RECEIVED HIS
SENrENcK.-While on his way to the Tombs,
after sentence had been pronounced, young
Walworth retained the self collected appear
anee by which he was characterized throug
the trial. He remarked to Deputy Sheriff
shields: 81 am glad that did not have To en-
dure the long lecture had anticipated that
Judge Davis would infict upon me. 1 thor
oughly understand my position, and did not de-
sire any instruction in relation thereto. sim
ply wish time to arrange my affairs, and shall
. then submit myself to nv fate with all the
equanimity can command" Deputy Sheriff
Shields had previously received instructions to
take three convicted criminals 10 Sing Sing
prison on Monday, and 1t would be impossible
for him to return for Walworth before Wednes-
day. Besides this, the sheriff is disposed to
grant the wish of Walworth's friends and rela-
tlves, who are extremely anxious that he should
not be removed before, in order that he NAV
settle his affairs. MIR. O'Conor, it is understood
intends to move at an early day for a new trial
or for such further proceedings as may give
the case new phase, and in addition to move
that Walworth may be permitted TO remain in
the Tombs until the questions raised shall ha We
been determined.-N. r POST 5A
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POLICE CoURT, J.dss aes,er. Ana worm SGnn
lev: Slo David johnson, larceny - w.,sn ne
Tal, boy pleaded guilty stealing bottle q s0ac
beer worth fifteen cents; jail % days. mace Rsek
Booth, assault and battery on Wm boofn -,
co~fs Thomas Hart, charged with r. :, GS an
Whiting and tearing his coat ssistip0
coIore(i, same offence or 49, r. vMcef
costs. James Bro .ne sar osicar. en onel
fee- -, his wife; - and ia sa.t sastery on Ad.,
on Esss,|s xIien Z; smith, assault and battery
man ara Jpius Sullivan, Dennis Now.
sss 1aserz On Addsos JShnsos H{ser taking som:
and :S 20 9: sers discsaIssd except TaeS
etsnS ~ nned no and costs. David psnnissn,
N sffsy WIN carrying concealed weapon, billy
EsorSs ,tsy 70 carly ing Il for self Defence $50
ers against the law prohibiting the use 81 profane
tanepaee IN public, forfeited their eolstersls All.
ssms nM Hay, endecent eIIosure go Jasper Carr,
aa ~ s. Hart, same s.. Honora Brady forfeited
81 coltateral for dss rderiy conduct William d.
ssis ts vas nped IS for protsuity Manroe Pol for
v1 sent TO the workhouse q common yagrant
Henrietta Frye, same offence; work house Larry
johnson, vagrant; workhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

BUILDING PERMITS were issued as follows To-
day: George Parker for X. Marshall, story
frame back building, 18th, between Q and L
story brick cerRenter shop, b, between 10th and
18th streets northwest; +. Geier one story brick
back building, 9TH, between L and NJ streets
rage house, 54x3O, 1st, between and streets
southeast; John Murphy, two-story brick
dwelling, II. between Sd and AZ streets south
west d. ). Asby, agent for r. f.. Grammer,
txo-story brick store and warehouse, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between 9th and 9TH streets
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

WHEN You ARE PASSING Dooley's Drug
Store, on Capitol Hill, just try his Arctic Soda
1t IL always kept Ice cold and delicious. 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

Mr.. ALBERT b. NORTON, for long series of
years, q clerk in the ordnance department OF
the Washington navy yard, died on Saturdav
evening. The deceased was native of Massa-
chusetts, but had resided here for thirty wears.
he married daughter OF Mr.. Joseph B. Ellis.
She and one child survive him. He was a sen-
tie man OF spotless character, q leading member
OF the Sixth Presbyterian Church, corner 9Th
and z streets southwest, y from which the funeral
w1ll take place this afternoon.
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trouble % shsw sosds. wssshss an1 yevslfy nsstiS
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Hotel. sS1oneA
CoHInS LOAN OFFICE. eorasv ar IA ss,sSe
esd NeW ferk aeesse, entrance on New ~
q ths eiiy Money Ios.-d a he ioss s nd ~
lsssle<f , on 0oid and silver Watches, DiamopS-
v,s.emens oiotAins, CerDsis, end III articles q
49,. - - - - - q Jau3t-ly
= I'll the rage II A. eTRAUe', the Cloxhier iSlI
re0nsyfvanta avenue, near llth ssFoef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

Mr.. william Baumsn, n rood hooking and
Pissa pc German, = civti tngaesr and architect
sSsss N he oss :, until 3. asy
tect Of the Treasury extension, e eonpensa-
,ince be rented ho.ss on "a street, in George,
there with ia vile and child, : boy about oor
yssn 4 A serenade and houso-warming.
G Ge,en "a attended b pqneer Of prominent
tow ., ceiebrased the event. Everything went
svtmmisgiy unsn abest sen days seo, xaen
,sd ss.: ~ 40 .ss
% srflve thsre on the steamer IRON ,scrmsnv.
Ne Pecied all his clothing in = IL. 20 trunk and
Win him, but Mrs. Baums. !, obiected sSs h 1S
10 suspicion of anythir a wrong. INIT 9th ers Al
e appeared. A fe~ days elapsed, when Mrs..
6suman was surprised At a visit from the per.
son ON Pennsylvania avenue from whom her
husband had purchased the furniture--on time.
BE stated that he had autographed to New York
TO the police to watch Hannah, and had re-
| len there on the steamer for Eurone,
The furnitura dealer brought constable with
HIM who lodged in the house all night, and nexi
| up to the door and nearly all the furniture wa,
taken out Of the house by Baumans creditors
leaving the wife and the child without q home
letter from Der husband saying that his child
rem were sick in Europe and he had gene to see
them, but would return In five or six weeks
II soon leaked ont that Bauman had got a leave
OF absence from the Treasury, had drawn hi.
money there. and had used a carriage on the
day he left to call on his numerous acquaint-
snces ana borrow all the money he could get in
amounts from five dollars to one hundred dol
lars or over from each. There are numerous
victims in Georgetown and Washington, In
crndlng the butcher, the cigar dealer, and other
tradesmen with whom Bauman dealt in the
former place. 1t is reported that the aggregate
sum accumulated" is about $1,000, but these
ngures are probably too high. Mrs. Bauman il
an intelligent woman, and seems to be confident
tnat her husband will return. Her situation is
pitlable as she expects soon to become a mother
again. but kind hearted German in George
town has given her home with his family for
the present She does not credit story which
mas reached her to the effect that another
woman Is at the bottom of her husbands esca-
Washington. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

"A wHAoK ON TIE HEAp.-On Saturday
was entering the house OF Mr.. Vogt, the baker.
on 9TH street, where he has rooms, and was or,
the point Of applying his night key to the door.
some noise behind him attracted his attentio
when he turned his head, and at that moment
received blow on the head with some blunt
instrument which stunned him, and when he
recovered his senses the unknoS a assailant had
fed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

IHE VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN WAR
held meeting at the Dickson House on Satur-
aay night last, Gen. j. W. Denver in the chair.
and Mr. A. Kennedy secretary. Commander
tlons were read from Col. Edmonstone, of New
orleans Holmes g. Patrick, of Santa Barba-
"a, Cal; X: j. Hays, of jackson, Tenn; an
nounclng that veterans were enrolling their
names, and that organizations would soon be
Ter, of Chandler's Mill, Copiah county. Miss
was read, stating that he would canvass the
counties Of Pike, Amite, Wilkinson, Copiah.
Lincoln, &c, of that state, with view to form,
ing an association to cooperate with the Wash
ington society in obtaining the objects for which
they we're organized. Also, from Col Paul o,
Heberts, OF Bayou Gouia, La, asking to be en-
rolled as member.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

HE COMMUNITY ~ large appreciate the USE
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near 4 x street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

WILCOX q GiBB's SEwrNe MAoaIrr. Tn,
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Cha
Banm's hoopskirt and corset factory, fth street
Intelligencer Building. I0.N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

NICE QUESTIONS OF LAw-This morning
Ten o. u. Crittenden, for Mr.. Il. j. Duranf.
MED bill for an injunction against Birds ad-
illustrator and Hepburn, and a temporary
order was made. 1t appears that after the dis
soiuuon OF partnership between Bird, Hepburn
ana Gunneil, who were doing business here in
Ie39, the TWO fermer filed a bill against Gum
nell for an account, and the court made de-
cree IN FAVOR OF the complainants for So, 900.
This case was carried to the Supreme Cont Of
tne Chited States on cross appeals, and the de-
cree oeloW was reversed, and an ward of over
$1,000 made to the complainants. Pending
this appeal, Durant purchased a house OF
Gunneu on e street. and the counsel tor b. and
"a. claim that this property Is subject to lien
under the decree of the Supreme Court, on the
ground that the Supreme Court decree was an
enlargement Of the decree Of the District Court.
ana lnat the decree OF the latter was in force al
the property Is subject to levy 1under a f. ia
The plaintiff Guaranty claims that the decree
or the Supre me Court was O new decree, made
subsequent to the purchase, and therefore the
property Is not subject to the Judgment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

TH1 NATIONAL SAvIEss BANK, corner OF
rev York avenue and 18th street, pays per OF
per annum on deposits for each calender month
banking hours, Q TO 4 Saturdays, ITO and q
20 q Nf3 1aflR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

The EIGHT PER CENT CERTIFrCATEs-The
Columbian Bank Note Company, OF this city.
have on hand and will soon Issue for the use OF
TIE Board Of Public Works the two million dol
lars in eight-per-cent certificates OF various
denominafions- These certificates WIN be used
by the board in paying OF its Indebtedness 10
contractors and others, and in redeeming "the
promise-to-pay" certificates issued by them
some months ago. and which were made re-
ceivable for special taxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

90 WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS, SIS 50 to saO Oe
100 BATrSTE P0LONAIsE and REDINGOTEs
iiOhi...-..s ......S 10 TO ~
100 WHITE LAWN P0L0NAISE from q SIS
2 Og
loo BROWN LINEN P0L0NAISE and REDIN-
6OTES from.............-..........S Sc % to $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

hGNAWAY-Doubte Smash Up--On SATURDAY.
as Mr.. Elphonzo Youngs, one of our prominent
merchants, was leaving his new residence cor
ner 10th and streets northwest, in his carris ge
ior MS place of business, a few squares in ad-
vance Oh his store team, the latter became
frightened, s1d, escaping from the driver.
1asned against lamp post, smashing il and
the wagon In pieces. After thus becoming dis
the street until. overtsking Mr. Younps. tbev
plunged upon the carriage, crushing it to the
ground and falling PROSTATE upon it. Mr. Y.
Was violently thrown out, but, Providentially,
not seriously injured. He will sustain much
damage, however, in the way of bills for re-
pairs, not taking into account the serious iniu-
rles or very fine horse, the extent of which
cannot now be determined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

LADIES' DRESS DEPARTMENT,
Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

CHuRcH D1DicArIoI-Yesterdsy moruina
the new Eoeaezsr NJ E. Church, colored, cor.
ner eth and ID streets southeast, was dedieated
according 70 the ritual OF that churchl bv
Bishop Afnes- The new church edihes Il 4 fns
brick building, ON the site OF the small struc-
fure erected In fsso, and cost over e25 900. The
sermon Vas from fst Theszlonians, 1st chan,
5th verse: Scr our Gospel come not unto you
in mind only, but also In psxer and in the
Holy Ghost, ;" &c IL vas n very ablo discourse
and at its conclusion liberal collection was
taken I'M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

n0OLEYs AGUE POWDERS are warranted 70
" cure No Qninine. rs cts. package. jys-sr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

TgRco- RUSSIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
POT Baths, for all skin disease, at DIR. Shedd's
SVo u sueet. .'.. 6.20.6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

THEY CURRW What cures? Ayey's Cherry
Pectordt for Cough. Ayers Pulls for a purpa-
uye, and Ayers lSdrsdpartild for the complaints
That require an Alternative medicine. m.w.f.&W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

ARREST OF JAMES SHANNAHAE ON rHR
CHARGE OF SHOOTING MICHAEL BRRssSAHAN
This morning, Sergeant German, OF the 7th
precinct, with some four or five of srs obtained
a clue TO the vhereabout OF James Shannahan
who shot Michael BressnahaR on THURSDAY
evening, from the effects Of which he has had
his arm amputated. The officers proceeded 10
streets, and searched several OF them. Shan
nahan, who had been lodging arrest, was con-
eealed In one Of these houses, and when the
onicers entered the front door he clipped out
street, leaving his hat in the yard. The officers
overlook him aear 18th and y streets, and took
him into custody and lodged him in the dock Of
the Police Court, from which place he was
committed fos hearing. He states that il vas
his intention to surrender himself Breesnahan
Is in q critical condition, and some fears are
entertained that be Win not recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07
Lockwood, Hufty 4 Taylor,

Are receiving large additions OF new and desirab,,
Goods in each department. particularly adapted for
the season, at prices to suit the wants OF all.
The New York herald., 1873-09-27

Elliott Misunderstanding, who is a merchant tailor,
doing business In Canal street. alleges that, the
9Th OF this month, while somewhat under the iniu-
ence Of liquor, he was invited by the defendants to
take coach ride. He objected, stating that he
had no money with him and did not wish to en-
croach upon their hospitality; but they insisted
and forced him into the coach. They
stopped at two or three drinking places
and all became pretty drunk. Everything
was pleasant among them until something
was said about paying for the coach, when
plaintiff told them, as he had said before entering
the coach, that he had no money with him and
could not pay for It, whereuDOn Haste struck him
a violent blow on the head, and he knew nothing
Of what occurred after that
direction OF one Of the defendants, he stopped at
the hotel corner OF Broadway and Eighth street,
where the defendants got out and went into the
hotel. After waiting ten or fifteen minutes, the
defendants not appearing ne went into the hotel
and found tina. they had gone out e. another
and on opening the door found the plain
tin In an insensble condition. He then,
by the advice OF the hotel proprietor,
started for the station house. but before arriving
the driver where he lived, and he took HIM home
Beth his eyes were blackened and his Read was
bruised In several places. HASTE, one OF the de-
fendants, admitted the assault, but said the plain
tin was the nrst aggressor, and he was forced to
do II in self-defence.
The Court, in charging the jury said mo man
can get drunk or riOtous In the company OF others,
to which drunkenness he has con tributed, and
tnen say that he is not In some sense the author OF
that Injury which the liquor has caused his ffiend
the defendants. The Court adjourned for the
term.
The New York herald., 1873-09-27
TIE GERMAN REPUBLICANS.
A Noisy Meeting Of the German Republic
can Central Committee.

Noisy Meeting Of the German Republic
can Central Com mmittee.
The German Republican Central Committee
william Gelmann presiding, held meeting at No.
$40 Bowery last night, when the Execu-
tive Committee, through Leo Well, submitted
report, including resolutions, which were adopted
in substance - follOws:--That they endorse the
platform and principles adopted by the Republican
State Convention at Utica and the candidates nom-
mated by that Convention for the State ticket !;
further censuring the omission and refusal Of
the Board TO confirm to take some action
in reference to the nominations OF the
Mayor Tor Police Justices, declaring that such
omission involves violation OF the law, and that
II is not in the province OF the Aldermen 10 deter
mine the constitutionaity OF the law. resolution
was also passed denOuncing the projected new
City Prison as scheme that ought not be car
ried out on the ground that It win In
volve an unnecessary expense OF millions OF
the public treasury. An excited and irritating
discussion was entertained, for considerable
length OF time, ON motion to expel two members,
delegates OF the Eighth Assembly district, In con-
sequence OF some scanaalous afrar In which they
are alleged to have Been involved, and no definite
conclusion was arrived at