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70 be Hanged I'm kcntucky To-Day.
Notes from Albany.

THE NEW YORK CHARTER.
ALBANY, y. ", March 2S.-The considera-
ton OF the New York charter has been post
p0ned in the senate until next Tuesday.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
Grafton Oh Gerard has been set down for April
18TH, at III O'Clock a. IN, ia the same church
where Gerrard's GRAFTON on Adams was deliy-
cred.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
The chairman OF the Judiciary committee o.
tie assembly Will report, as instructed by a res
CLINTON OF the house, the proposition to amend
the constitution so as 10 grant suffrage to wo-
men holding property to the amount Of S.ll.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The present severe season


has thoroughly tested the virtues OF Mrs. Jones'
Cough acknowledgements of bottles having been
used with certain success Its trial has been most
thorough. mere cold or cough or the most aggrs-
waited cases IL has cured with equal II Is
not objectionable TO the TASTE and therefore be
readily used for children and persons who object to
nauseatng mixtures, particularly as its doses are
small and every dose contains the germ of ulti-
mate cure. It's value in advanced cases those
verglng consumption must not be underestimate.
Many such it has entirely cured, even cases of
knowledged consumption. While il does not cure, il
greatly relieves and large number of these unfor
For a Cold, Cough, Influenza, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, or any affection OF the throat lungs can
use nothing more reliable.
Prices-lsrge size. 81; small, 80 cts. For sale only
by ARTHUR NaTTANS, Druggist,
ml2-tr Corner 2d aud ID streets northwest.
Bachelors Hair Dye is the best In the world
tints, no disappointment, harmless, reliable, nstan
taneous black brown; at all druggists, and b
Bond street, New York. freely
A Card.
Clergyman, while residing in South America,
for the cure Of Nervous WeakRdD, Early Decay
Disease OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the
whole train OF disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by q desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
Tor preparing and using this medicine, in q sealed
Address, JOSEPH +. IMAM,
Station d, Bible House,
marE-y New York City.
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FIRsf ,CATca YouR HARR-A Paris disua.ch
~ Jnsfm mas been rendered In the Mem
are pronounced guilty Of sWindIine. nd sen
fenced TO varioae terms q imprisonS enf- Cen
fremont V condemned in contsm1cirn 20 1--WE
9n M sid bIt The Path6nder"h safs
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TIE WOUNDED SCHOOL Bor.-Master Nat
Academy, near warrenton. Va. on Monisv
LAST, son lies In critical condition, though the
Pnyacisns entertain hopes Of his recovery.-
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IhE LOCAL OPTION NoTk IN PENSsYLvA-
NlA.-The result of the election held in most of
the counties of Pennsylvania 20 determine,
whether license 90 sell intoxicating LIQUORS
Nnhlh their respective limits should be granted
or not, has not yet been sscertained Prom
present indications however, IL would seem
that majority Of the counties have voted
against license, although the aggregate major
ity may be on the other side. The Issue was
warmly contested i'm Allegheny county, and y
larger vote was cast than at the late Presden-
ual election. The city of Pittsburg in a yots
OF ls-sii gave majority Of 7,7SI for license,
Allegheny CITY gave a ma i.rity of COS ON ths
same side; the county towns in an aggregate
vote OF 2,fs0 gave a majority of TIC Tor license,
ana the townships i'm vote OF 800 gave a ma
iority OF 3S3 for license.
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THRER DRrAcHnErrs or rsoors, composed
almost wholly Of natives Of Cuba. snd xhics
nave hitherto been operating With the Spsnisb
forces in The ncighberhood Of ManxAniIla. hsre
revolted and joined the insurgents, carrying on
their commanding officers. y"
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discharged the committee to Investigate TvseS,,
transactions. ~"ooo
Ex-Governor Hartranft has signed N. ~,
aPpropriaung million dollars to the centen.
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NEW YORK, March zS.-Biglin and Ellis VI ard
have arranged rowing match at Springfield
in June.
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tkEDiCT OF MANsLAuGHrER.-JOhn Nichols
me negro Who accidently shot q white sir{
hsmed Eva Geise, while engaged In Q drunkea
brawl with party Of ruf1ians OF his own coio-
and whose trial has been in progress In fSs
Baltimore city criminal court for sou,e 49,
mas zen go Convicted OF manslsnOhter, and re-
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SrRKKRe IHDscrKp-T6e =. "a
Charles county, Missouri. hsy irdicta a0a 81;
q s1e sikeTs on the St Louis, Kansas CITY An
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The WESTERN CAMPAIGN AGAINST TN
RAIIRoADs.-The farmers about Peoria IN
are organizing for war against the railroads to
have their rights recognized. A feeling OF grea1
earnestness and determination has been mani
tested in all the meetings.
The state convention of all the Kansas far
meTs yesterday adopted resolutions recommend
ing that the farmers throughout the country
organize at once. 1t was resolved that railroad
freights and fares should be so limited by law
TO just and fair sum; that i'm giving banks mo-
nopOIies OF the nations currency they are com
pelling people to pay enormous rates of inter
est, seyen-tenths of which is collected from the
farmers, and is little less than egslized robbery
A preamble was adopted, Pledging themselve,
In the accomplishment of their desires to ignor,
all political influence or prejudice.
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THE WERKLYSTAR, just issued, contains the
closing proceedings of the executive session or
the Senate; nominations and combinations
during the week; washington as Manufac-
turing Point; the mysterious murder in Brook
lyn; the proceedings, reports, &c. in the cas-
OF Charles II. O'Brien; society notes: --latest
and best tales. poems, sketches and fashion
items: together with interesting local news
Washington news and gossip, agricultural items
household receipts, &c, sc.
Terms: One dollar and half per annum, In
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers
ready for mailing.
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&Rev. j. S. Wilson, ID. D., distinguished
Presbyterian divine, of Atlanta, Ca, died yes
teIday.
NIord de Grey and Ripon has been re
elected Grand Master OF Free Masonry In Eng.
land.
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The proposition Of Governor Walker, of yir-
ginia, that the federal government assume the
debts Of the states, does not meet with much
favor, even In his own state. The conservative
members Of the general assembly were to hold
a meeting in Richmond on Tuesday evening
last, but there was no quorum, and conse-
quently no action was taken. The proposition
u too absurd to merit serious consideration.
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A WILLING MARTYR.-Mr. George Francis
Train is nightly afraid that his iailors wils
succeed in getting him outside OF the ssbastle -
az he calls the Tombs, the latest of the dozen
prisons wherein he has langushed. In his APP
pearance before the supreme court OF New YORK
yesterday the queer situation was presented Of
prisoner pleading guilty and wanting to b.
sentenced, while the prosecuting oficisls en-
dorsed the Indictment mot guilty." and only
desired to get rid of him. This burlesque will
be renewed again to-day. The officers of the
Tombs say it will take yoke of oxen to pal!
George Francis out, he sticks so. When hi
wife recently came To bid him goodbye, before
her departure for Europe, he was invited bv
the keepers to see her to her carriage, bat be
absolutely refused, appearing afraid that one
in the street the door OF his ..bastile" would L.
shut and barred against him forever
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ENGLISH OPEEA.-The performance Of "The
Bohemian Girl" at Wallis Opera House last
n'ght, was, in some respects, the most salts
factory effort of the week. Miss Rose Hersee
who was able to appear for the first time acted
and sang the role OF "Arline'' in a very piquant
and charming way, and was frequently encored
great credit, and the same may be said of Mr.
Clarke's Count Arnheim." Edwin Seguin was
very comical as "Devilshoof," and Mr.. Walter
Birch more so as FlOrenstine.v
Tonight, the charming Mrs. Seguin has a
beneht, and her numerous friends In this city
should I'LL the house to overlooking. "n Troya-
tore" is the opera chosen for the occasion.
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GIRL SCALED BY MACHfN ERG.-on last
Wednesday, Julia Dunleayy.a girl aget n
years, employed In the Danbury. Conn. "a C
factory, droT ped pool OF thread beneata her
eeich' ana reached down 60 pick a up Her
hair, which hung loocelv down nor back arcor,i-
ing Ia the prevailing fashion, caught ON a set
screw 20 the shaft which run the machines aud
Immediately commenced 90 coil up. The Shaft
was making 40 evelgtions 60 the minute Al ths,
time. An effort was made 10 stop the machine
~, but was not successiul, and had II not been
for the presence Of mird Of another girl Lizzis
Brown, the neck Of the unfortunate Girl wog'f
have been broken. Hiss Brown caught thu - 4 I
Of the victim, and held 10 while the shaff recr-
cilcssly cooled up tie hair and tore ~, with n
good share, OF tie scalp, from the head of tho
screaming girl.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AN USEM EMS.
w JOIN I. F S 'Pfopr MST and Manager
Grand ENGLISH OPERA.
rRVsG5dlv,s r HT OR q 4 E.
HOwscn, Mrs. Zelda segun, Mr.. Brookhouse Bow
Sls; Mis- Phillips Full Chorus ana Orchestra -'
sATtRbAYs at O'CLOCK H GRHNb P5 Gsnn
NJ A r. T ia
LUCIA bI LAMMERMooR. 'O'H'aH'e'
First time in Washington in English
seats can be secured at the Opera House and Ellis
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
NV J9HN T; Proprietor and Manager.
MAJ MAhhIAE ....Director.
nos GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
rosili'hLn r fM4 fi MhTIS 2ELf AND SAT
r t LESSfEEP S5Sst''' lyric TRACE
rp DONNA
TIL RsRAY, April s1.LTCGA-FA GsT I.
SATURDAY, GRkNP MAATINEE -LUGGI =
SPECIAL NorcrFsnhboea for the
Reserved Ss,s in 0rchestra So The sale Of sub
scription Tickets will begin on Monday, March 81 ,
Regular prices Of admission: Admission, 81. Re
sxeINed seats, 81 and SO extra. Sale for Single
Nights will begin en- Tuesday m27-tf
RUBINsTEiN FAREWELL CONCERT.
LINCOLN HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 20,
AT O'CLOCK.
:. MR; RUBENsTEIN will, ON this occasion, play
LAST AND FAREWELL APPEARANCE,
in new and most attractive programme Of
ANTON RuBINSTEIN, The greatest living Pianist:
HENRY WlENIAwsKI, the world renowned Vio'
m mon IEfHsfT z; SssHra,ss London
Reserved seats, So Sale Of seats commences We'd
sssday MaTsh o. at Mstzer9tt Co Music Store
WAASSIHaIINS,SsT,oN. IH.EsAhIER COM1aUE.
tAdJoining the rear OF Harvey s RestanrantJ
ANUNE9CALED C0MBINATIoNoE
GREAT AGGREGATION OF STARS.
E & "a NI And 5eE5'iI fRE:
W. Eagan, ames s. Edwards Sensation Actors
fss.. BuIssaue orators s flf fr sS
Dutch Yankee and Negro Dialecticians-the m ost
Great snecess Of the only and rignal Mr.. FRED
LEExANTINE, in his beautiful pyramid ACT:
Gontinuous success OF the charming POLLY DA-
9nefa 4 HSS New
Sixteen handsome ladies in two grand original bal.
lets, La Pol1naise, and the sensational ballet dac-
TILE KIRALFY SISTERS,
Emeline and Katie.
nDiek Parker, Otto Burbank, Pat Rooney, James
pout lass, Jean Buckley, Hattie Hastings, Addie
ham, Laura Harrison, Emma Harrison, Neil'e
andrews, and our Great Novelty Company, Superb
Ballet Troupe IN the best bill Of the season
Maflnees WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
FRIDAY, March 10, Farewell BsAeit of PAT
hOoNAI m2f-tf
0LDNO.l On Exhlbition ANEW No.
w. :. 3D., MARkkfrER,. Urn ST
NO. %S9 Ith street, between ID and u Streets eieht
doors above Odd Fellow g Hall.
Vnoice vi Paintings, Engravmgs, Chromos, &c.
Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, Window
shades; Pictures, frames, Picture Cords and I as
sels, kings, Mails Sc, in the District.
Please remepber Name and Number. jel-ly~
A Ii KINDS OF CAsT-OFF WEARING APP.
"A PARE can be sold to the very best adv vantage
619 street, between 9Th and 7th a. "
Notes oy mail promptly attended to. Cash paid Ms
OtD GOLD, SILVER. BRASS, COPPER, Ere,
- bought at fair prices Tor New York house
Household Furniture bought and sold Notes BY mail
Hsomptiy attended to By AUGENSTEIN, 1905
LECTURES.
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PUNCH finds fun I'm the coSI faminel. we.
., Charles, how kind Of the Browns!-freads1-
sMre Brown PRESENT. her compliment "a II r
;hs Mss yonss and hopes they viil give hsl
Monday, March 3. Fires lighted st 6t3d.;n
SAwDusT SwIxpLxRs SEsrExcrD.-Char,e.
swindling in New York yesterday. vsrs sS ss,,
tened 70 q years imprisonment and to nav |.
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LECTURES.

THE TONER LECTURES.-The first lecture of
Il the course instituted under the Toner Fund to
"The Advancement of Medicine' will be delivered
by WOODWARD, NJ. Z: at Marini's Hall,
at O'Clock p. IN. Subject of the lecture: 1.-THE
STRUCTURE OF DANGEROUS TUMORS and
the MANNER IN WHICH ADJACENT PARTS
ARE INVADED" The medical profession and all
others interested in scientific Studies are invited TO
attend: JOSEPH HENRY,
m253t President of Board of Trustees
Rep. Chron.l
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DEPUTY COMMISSIONER RODGERS, of the In
ternal Revenue bureau, has returned from a
few weeks visit to his home in Pennsylvania.
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HALLE BROTHERS.
FASHIONABLE TAILORS,
,s7-tr CORNER OF 7TH AND ID SIs.

w ADgUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
The attention of claimants invited 10 the follow
Ing legislation on the subject o; the W0ataHa Indian
Az AcT 70 enable The Secretary Of War to pay the
% expenses ineurred in SURPRISING the Indian hos
eighteen hundred and sixty seven. '''' %"
BE ssaeisd By rae Senate GHf HOrss af RsprsSeH-
assembled, That it shall be the duty Of the proper
sesoGntng fiesrs 81 the treasury 70 examine and
Tor - n1eseisAihy 1nsnrrsd IN snppressing
the year eighteen hundred and -ixty-seven, which
have be- sanined and reported upon by Inspector
sum allow Il thereon se in eSesss Of the aaard I RI
ported by said General srdie and in such inyesti
relation thereto shall be received in evidence but
aid ofeers ar satisfied t6erswith. Aud the sums
80 be dns shall BE- pad 70 the persons sever
the acceptance Of such men: shall be ia full of all
fHrihsr. That no Claim uner he prSvis S ~ .
act shal b audited and paid uess presented within
ARproyed, March 8, I:7s.
An Acf making appropriations to supply deacien.
ces M The appropriations for the services of the
cover msni Tor the fiscal year ending June IN ?
.1 siknteeh hundred AM seventy three, and tor
r. q sadcisd 81 ne S-n6ts and House Of Rspr,
sJsSs assembled, That the following sums be- and
tTesry not oerM ~, any su mSTe{
eeEeics in the orritions for the service ~ the
government tor the SC al ending June thirtieh
eighteen hundred and seventy three. and the former
year and for other purposes, namely.
To enable the Secretary Of War, according to the
act upon that subject passed al the present session Of
Congress, TO pay for pense incurred in suppress
ING Indian hoetiities in the Territory Of Montana
IN the year eighteen hundred and sixty the
persons entitled thenstO, the claims reported upon
o. General James A. Handle under the provisions
81 section ten Of act entitled IA act making ap
pr pristions for sundry civil expenses of the gov
~fnneht, ard Tor other purposes, fer the year end
hg Jnsfe the thirteth, eighteen hundred and sew
eni}.8 approved July fifteenth, eighteen hundred
40 scent ami for THAI purpose there is hereby
sSSI from any money in the Treasury of the
SnIted S-ais- Dot Otherwise spPro priated, the sum
al I'VE hnscred and thirteen thousand threp hull-
dred ADD fSiy-'hree dollars, 50 much thereof ,s
may be NECESSARY.
Approved, March J. lS-3.
All Claimants under the foregoing acts are re-
guestes 20 present their original vouchers 10 the
secoDd Comptroller OF the Treasury, Hon. J. nj
BRopHEkn, VI ashin efon, ID. c either in person or
by attorney with power Of attorney to collect the
awards IN the latter case.
MAJOR GEoRGE BILL, commissary Of Subsistence,
Dept cennissay, W ashington, D. e., Office cor
ner iof snd streets. southwest has been assigned
To The duty q paying the sums sxsrded claimants.
by order of the Secretary Of War.
nz5-ot e ID bwNSENp, Adj nf1Hf General
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sr1RiTUALIsrs n CoURT.-Jeftsrson Msrkst
foice Court was ne scene. Yesterday aftef-
noon, OF unusual tnstic and excitement 70 Dc
" \ understood n Wa on the record
whicn N AL probability uuuid be very amusing.
~ r. M the court ~ss denSeiy crowded, and
Nhe Jlsuce st-tCG Cat Dc was TSady O. prScet 4
WI the case % Grsnt and others at. hr Ias.
MAnshesd- Albert Day. coaUsel Tor the de-
i.h.aht handed in csrtiaca,e signed nv pr.
q. Bcakley, Of No. s. vest I'D street "a he -
fect tiat Dr. Mansntld VAS incaf.acitat,.l from
any Kind OF business, and was threat. nd q
any moment from the least excite mont Nifh an
attack % rsI alysis. CCuusel for the CON, IA n
A. g. objected 90 the form of the certia-
cate, and offered 20 produce sworn testimony
Tat within the last few DAYS Dr. Mans
field had teen civ ~ bis regaiar ''scaRccs.
Justice Cox then iss,i6d \ warrant FOR fhe ap-
pearance Of Dr. Beakley, who, on coming into
. ~ repeated the certificate. and said that
Ut Mansfield. IL brought into court, would ~
hahie 10 have an attack OF PARALYSIS The casa
va then st down for hearing at y. m. on Sat
urday. The complaint against DR. Mansfield IL
70 The effect that on the lst aud I'D OF February
last, he Was At No. sci 9th avenue, where he an
nounced that he coIld, by supernatural agrn-
cies. procure communication from the SPIRITS OF
departed persons. f,r which he charged IS Ths,
comPlainsnts charge that they are IN position
10 give the same manifestations the dacfor.
and charge him With gross fraud and obtaining
money from Nerious per ans under false pre-
tcncVs.-N. y. T1ostuf, "a.
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THE NEW POSTAL CARDs.-By the terms OF
the contract, the Morgan Envelope Company,
OF Springfield, Mass. are to have 5000, 900 of
the new postal cards ready for delivery on the
LIST of May. The law calls for 100 900 900 for the
hrst year, but the Postmaster General Is of the
opinion that one-third more win be needed for
that period: The card will be by 8 x inches In
size land will bear one-cent stamp and the
water mark "U. s. p. o. D." These cards will
be OF great advantage to photographers and
stenographers in corresponding with each
other, as 100 phonetic words can be written on
each of them.
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THE OUTSTANDING LEGAL TENDERS at the
close of business hours at the Treasury to-day
were s35s ,429 ,912-a reduction OF about s57 900
since yesterday.
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GEN. o. +. BABcocK left the city last night
or New York, where he viii remain for several
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PAEDoNs RECoMMENDED. - The Attorney
General has recommended to the President the
pardon of Allison Hays and Andrew j. Martin.
OF South Carolina, who are now serving ont
terms of Imprisonment 1.-THE former for four
years and the latter for one year, for alleged
completely in kuklux Outrages, and the pardons
viii doubtless be ordered by the President to-
morrow. The pardon or these men was recon
nendtd to the Attorney General by the legal
# deral officials in South Carolina
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THE THIRD AUDITORS OFFICE has stated
and reported to the Second Controller over 700
awards made by the southern claims commits
sion. Only about $50 now remain.
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THE CONSCIENCE FUND of the Treasury was
swelled to-day by contributions of 80 and $50
the former from conscientious Washingtonian,
and the latter from New Yorker.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S2i1 ,0ss.5S.
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SENATOR ScHuRz leaves for st. Louis to-
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HE PRESIDENT and family did not 90 to
New York last night, Notwithstanding the as
sertion OF the morning papers that they did
lie intends TO go to New York ON private bust
ness Tor a few days just soon as his official
duties will permit. The announce ment that lie
left for New York last night prevented toe
usual number of visitors from calling, and cor
sequently the White House had quite de-
serted appearance to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

SECRETARY BRLKNAP and General William
Myers did not leave for Texas last night, as it
was their intention to do. They will leave to-
night via Chicago, on the $50 train. From
Chicago Secretary Belknap, General Sheridan
cisco,
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The CABINET MEETING to-day was attended
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JAMES DIXON, United States Senator from
Connecticut from 1851 to 1860, did at his resi-
dence in Hartford yesterday afternoon, aged
fifty-eight. He had been in feeble health for
many months, being afflicted with disease of
the heart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

PROP. TAYLoR's second literary reunion at
his residence last evening was greatly enjoyed
by a large number of distinguished guests. The
entertainment embraced readings and recita-
lions by Prof. John Tweedale and DIR. Il. a
duncan, eulogy on Henry Clay bv DIR. G. C.
Cox, and singing by a young lady, whose ex-
cellent yocalism added much to the pleasure OF
the evening.
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RYB B. b. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
No. 529 7th street, between @ and III.

ID Real Estate Broker and Auctionser,
No. 72s 7th street, between q and II.
GALE OF A PART OF TUX WASHINGTON
y AND GEORQETOWN RAILROAD.
On MONDAY, the 9Th day of January, 1874,
Public works Of the Dst&c. o GoiamSia SOs 81 tS 2,
request q the hSlder Of certificate number $50,
senring date OF September ~, 1878, for the sum Of
SIoe0, with interest at the rate Of ten p,r
centum per annum, will sell at public auction, in
trent OF the Columbia Buildings, on AZ street. be-
tween Pennsylvania and q street. in the CITY
o. to the highest bidder, all that part
IL located and exists on New York avenue, In the
ss,d city q Washington, between l4th and 18TH
The said Certificate having been issued .eree.bly
to assessments made BY said Board against said road
tween the points aforesaid made in aecordance with
an act OF the Congress of the United States entitled
An act to provide government for the District Of
Columbia, approved the 3lst day Of February, 1871
and an act Of the Legislative Assembly Of the Dis.
mode * essessments for special improvements and
providing for the collection thereof" approved
August 10, 1871 The coat and expenses of fhe saIe
will be included in addition to the Am on nj of the
certncate ana the interest thereon, and the owner
q the said property will have the right 70 redeem
paying the amount Of purchase money, with twenty
per centum per annum thereon.
The pure aser will be entitled TO a deed given by
the Governor and coun. ersigned By the Secretary
q the District. ALEX:R SHEPHERD,
H. A.WILLARD,
JANIS A. MAGRUDER
ADOLF CLUSS,
JOHN BLAKE,
Board Of Public Works Of the District of Columbia
Meehiugton, D. q, December Sth, 1873 dec5