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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-09
LEGAL,
Trustees Sale.

VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID on the 29th of June. 1871. by Emma h.
Cacey and John w. Cacey, to secure certain
Indebtedness therein mentioned, and recorded
in book No 50, page 1853, in Registers Office,
Shelby county, Tenn, will on the
2Gth day OF August, 1873,
At IL am, in front Of courthouse, northeast
corner Union and Second streets. city Of Mem
phis, expose for sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described lot of land, sit
uate in the city of Memphis. county Of Shelby
and State of Tennessee. described as follows !:
beginning at point on the east side of Avery
street, GOO two hundred feet south of Vance
street thence 1859 5-l2) two hundred and fifty
nine and live-twelfth feet east. to a point in
ALIENS avenue; thence south go thirty-four
feet; thence ives. 1853 5-12) two hundred and
fifty-n and fve-twelfth feet to said Avery
street; thence nerth (34) thirty-four feet, to
place Of beginning; the same being lot No.
ione) of subdivision of lots II and II eleven
and twelve), in block No. ~, South Memphis
rs made by the County Court of Shelby county
in the partition case Of Rebecca Bleds9e OF 81
VS. Mary A. Bledsoe ct al. and as appears from
the plat on file with the cpmmissioher's report
in said case, dated June 10th, 1871. The title
TO the said property is believedto be good, and
the right of redemption waived, but sell and
convey only as trustee,
7. 7. WRIGHT, Trustee;
July 2ith, 1873. 125-l62
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sIIERIFF'S SALE
Valuable Improved Real Estate at
Shelby Depot, Tennessee.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BY
n viriHe Of n venditioni expsnas TO me di-
rected from the honorable First Circuit Court
Of Shelby county, Tenn, in the case OF South
worth 4 Thayer vs.. II q. Brewer, Judgment
rendered on the 9TH day Of June, 1873, for the
sun Of FIVE hundred dollars and fifty cents,
With interest and costs Of suit, to satisfy said
judgment. etc, less the credits hereinafter
mentioned, will on
saturday, the 9th of August, 1873,
at II o'clock am. in front of my Office. No;
36l Second street, Memphis. Tenn, proceed
to sell to tho highest bidder, for cash, the fol.
lowing described real estate. to-Wit. Begin
mag at stake in the west line Of Mrs. Stew
arts tract, and in the east line Of Thomas
CARROTS 200. acre tract. Of which this Z q nary
liiy feet goqth Of the center Of the Memphis
ind Ohio railroad; thence west IS south, with
The said railroad, 3 chains. to a stake links
east Of a sasafras thence south 3 ehl..:.i,ns IS
LINKS, 20 a s.....e ...siks west Of white oak
marked b; thence east ii west chains, TO a
stake in the west line Of Williams lots thence
north 8 chains 80 links, 20 the beginning, con
tanning one acre. Levied on as the properly
Of defendant, II. G. Brewer. to. satisfy said
judgment. interest and costs, less credits;
October 10, ISL, 500; October 10. 1917, SO 80.
Sale 10 commence at II o'clock am.
WI. p. DOYLE.
Sheriff Of Shelby county. Tenn.
Mcfarland & GoOdwynne. Attorneys. -
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The petition Of ID. l., Rosser aud other prop,
erty owners en- and contiguous 90 Concord
street. praying for the proper grading OF said
street, aud the plaelng Of crossings, etc. o,sel
iorred % Improvement Committees by coun'
| cil aud Hoard OF Aldermen August q, 1873,
The petition ofW, W. Scheduled and !. y.
jones. atkins. peTmisslon TO put a new shlngls
roof on the double tenement house on the
south side Of Adams street, oernor OF Fourth
street, within the city hre llmiu. Referred BY
Conncil and Board Of Aldermen 90 their re-
spective Fire Committees August ., 1873.
Of the estate Of W. N. Bolton. praying Tor the
reduction OF the present assessed value BY the
city for city tar, ON the property owned BY the
estate Of said Bolton from $1,000 q ylu.uO.
| 10 their rcspecilve Finance and Ways and
Means Committees August y, 1873.
The petition of numerous owners Of drays
aad ether Vehicles prs,ias Ere ss,dns,'on o.
Referred by Council aud board 81 Aldermen
10 their. respective Ways aud Means Com
miticos August q, 1873.
The petition on y Frame, repsssehuns
original county lot No. 81, through which
| Monroe street when extended will pass, ask.
| ing that the subject II extending said street
thre uFh said 70. be referred 70 an appropriaigS
tension but for the assessment Of righuul
IMAGES therefor. Referred by Council and
ard of Aldermen 20 their respective I'm
IQyement Committees AuEnst ., is.J. ii,
~ aud owning property on New Madison
erect extended, praying for the grading anu
D." ~ OF plank sidewalks from Lauderdaie
;1rSS E e nsI BY cSaPs i hSs
aroytment Committees August q. 1878.
PROPOSALS.
10 proposition Off. Britten TO do all the
horse shOeing az 81 per set for new SHOES
sl25 for renewals. payable In his city tax,
Referred by Council 10 their Commli'ee
accounts. Laid on tho table by Board oi
iio- nen August 9, 1873.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Il Councilman Hughes;
II being manifest 10 the General Conpcll
, = he safety Of n large number Of valuable |
D.. sos in the city Of Memphis requires the
- blishment Of fire plug at the corner OF
r. lar and Manassas streets, and that such |
"a lis a inst and fair distribution 10 the own |
a.. Of the said houses Of ERE protection under
M Holly system Of water works. IL Is mere
70 ordered that as soon as the memphis
Vat Company extends their pipes anu
..aii tOtho point indicated. the said hre plug
e., : lblishod at the corner Of Poplar and
referred by Council TO Water COMMITTEES
and concurred in by Board OF Aldermen
PETITIONS.
Tao lengthy petition Of J, X. and Harriet Z.
Rs In relation 10 the city's opening Wash
inrton street and tho alley between Poplar
an WashinTton street, through the lot known
a. The Konhardt property. east of Bayou
Gayoso, in which petitioners are interes.ed
rrryinr 10 be paid damages. etc. Referred by
nncil and Hoard OF Aldermen 10 their ro-
sesciive Fipanea and Ways and Means Com
:. ittees and CITY Attorney August 6, 1873.
Tte lengthy Petition of A. Wright IN reia-
"a 10 the city tax ON his property IN the
=, N ward. Claiming that he Is not lawfully
~ a for certain city assessments on said
Fl .,nerty' etc, Referred by Council and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-09
I1nIled AneIen. Oraer Of Dra.as.

TESSEssEE Grove. No. ], U. A. o. D.
meets at the Druid Hall. No. 81 South Court
street. on the lst and "a Tuesday evenings in
zach month. !. S. Heiligers. N. A.; J..
tary; John i. Nj hberg. Treasurer.
NEvPHIs GROVE. No. l-meets At the Druid
Hall, 81 Court street. every Thursday evening.
WIN. NJ. Loeb. n. A.: II. Oertel, v. A.; j.
p. shide. Secretary; Barney Gray. Treasurer.
CLEtSrHE Crow, no. 3-meots 1.-THE Druid
Hall, q Court street, on the lst and - Mon
day evenings IN each month. A. II. Davis.
N. A.; Gcorge W. Baxter. v. A.; NJ. Bren,
Secretary; Martin Cohen. Treasurer.
CoyooEDfs s. A. CHAPTEs, No. l-msets al
the Druid Hat. on the "a and lth Tuosday
evening" IL each month. J. Bochlcr, u. s. A. ::
A. HitIield. Secretary.
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/ o. D. y. nIRECTnRY.

DIsrgiCI GEaSh LoDgE. No.7-A. L. Prank
land. g. n. A.; Lewis Mexlcr. G.S s. General
Committee meets AZ the call of tho 9. N. A.
President; Isaac nchWab. Secretary. Meet
every Sunday a. an. a. IT, hall. north west
corner Second aud Adams streets.
HIDpFEEL ial1eE. No. 100 samuel Mirzch,
President; Joe. DocfuberE. Secretary. Meet
every Iueslly evening az hall. northwest cor
ner Second and adams ftreetr.
ErHux IUsgt Lnrer. No. i11-S. L. Lee.
President; Eluard hullsmiih. Ecrreirrv.
Meets every Hci1e=ilaY evening al hall .norfh.
uesf corner Second and Adams strccts.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. Curtis on Manhood
2oOth EDITION.

Revived and Corrected By the Author, !. ~
,. CURTIS. NJ. D., etc. etc.
A MEDICAL ESSAY on The cause aud cure
Of Premature Decline in Man. fhgEine hee
health l. lorf and how rcrainol. 10 gives a
clear Fynorsis the lmpcdimentg 90 Mauiake.
The treafu,r1i n FrhauEtcd Vitality. Nervous
and Physical Debility, and other diaeascs aI-
rertaininE thereto. and the rgmeiles $500. 49,.
ne rrruIts ID twenty ycars' successful rrac-
.ssCITETTs on MANHOOD. r There 4 no
member III rociefy By when thi1 buok VII nat
I--rfar - rIrrrrrn. e. Lanlrr Time.
frice - csnts. ~ mail Addre-s the aathef.
DR.. CURTIS,
ta-sris-- fremont Place, Boston MAS.
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MEMpHIs AND LITTLE ROCK KAI IC.N
nrc.uA Avn MEMPHIS RAILROAD.

pADUCkH md MEMPHIS hAIHI go !, =
=. - preisht Train leaves-....... wv y n'
Mail ana ri.S" arrives-.....lO'Oo Am
Thsmaii and freight train leaves So Go 1gSUn
ioT ~ VIZ pm. Trains leaving MempdhIsi VIA
RACK railroad. Center Landins' ioo'o' " ~
inetOn street W. WILBUR. denl sup't'
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nEHFEKANCE SOCIETY.

Nt4ora TrrfIr % n. asl 7. No. meet,
ever TuseiaY night ID hall of Cyrene Con
rrrnfrrr. 50. - frorf - q. l.. Lndp. vi.
CTrF "A. lanai, Wv t. Io1 A. shep-
tari. p. NC, T. =. D. kisk, ir.. W r.
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r o. or. DIRECTORY.
o5a FsIIews' Hall. corner Main and hortl
N'N Court streets.
IongRs.

o55 FsIIews' Hall. corner Main and Nortl
Court streets.
LODGES.
MEMPHIS LGgGE. No. 6-mee@ eve5y e Iles
~ NJ KeyysOm, n. a.; GeO. w. smith
va Z. o. Milton. Secretary; e. r. hlsK'
csIHTSsav LoDeK. No. s-meets every Mon
Al a;sbt Geo. ". l.. Crook, n. g.; John
$500 n. o.: y. n. Holt, X s.; Thomas
Bacon. p. s.: Il. ID. cOnBsil. treasurer; "a.
ScgIiIER Lopez. No. l90-fneets every heu-
,sSdsv uivbt. John p. Holman, N IT,; JOS.
Erbtmap,V g.: II. Shilling, beefetary' fh'
Maurer. Treasurer. . u.ia.,
RISEeF IsDGK, No. 1iT-meets every frfday
riebt Vim, Henry. n. g.; c. Gross; Y. %. ;
~ Starr, P. and K. s.; George A. MarinR'
DECREE LoDGE.
MERPHIs DRGRKE LOBGE No. 5-meeS ~
Saturday OF each month. Chas. u carroll
DIN; b. g. Trader, y. ID. N. Ssorge W E
Mathew. A. d. NJ; 7. $. Bingaam' beere-
tary: E. r. Jack. Treasurer.
EscANPMEsTs.
GlYOeo ESoaKPHKsT. No. S-meets on tne
lst and ID Thursd2y nights Of each montn'
X. y. Alexander. G. p: Geo; ". Mathews
H. p; John Garrow. 3. W; Thomas bacon.
S:H. D. COnnell, T.; Danl Shi0ss, :. W:
MEMPHIS EScAMPHENT, No. B-neets "a and
lth Thursday nights Of each month. u; ".
Smith, c, p; &. II. Plischke, IL, P; 4. =.
Millard. 5. W; T. S. Jukes, Treasurer; ".
\. North. Scribe; Z. X. Jack, J. W.
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,,p,ou,s AND RALEIGH RAILROAD.

MEMPHIS AND RALEIGH kAlLho ~
Daily Trains Except sunday O heaS' Leave
phis at am, ll.o1 H. y 5l M \, M and $50 y.
haielghe y. 'round trip. so cents. Tickets 10,
sale at s Main street; dsPnSvT Steg I esT ~
Raleigh. JV hhlsLot Agent.
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LIST OF LETTERS
seemainImg In the POstefiiee az Mem
phIs, Saturday. August ., 1873.

FnJlished in re daily newspaper hoving h.
LARG EST. CIRCULATION N The eireHiI
ofthe Memphis Poao6tos.
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KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs.

TgNvEssKE Lopez 10. 5-Meets ~
every Wednesday night at Cyrene
Commandery Hall. No. 3a Front street. y
M. Haley, q. c.; c. y. MCLEAN, V. q. &
Balm, p; A. Hunn. NJ. Of b.; W. II. Lin.
stedt, NJ. Of f.; j. =. Gore, X. Of X. and 5.
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ntt.f~--
S-Ess A.N.lr.E.
MonFF ai.s S SAiS r. r. So AIS
memphis A Charleston !, m II e
O 91l12 X. R.-Daily. ~" ii'o
'''' tMississippi & Tennes- n az
II Az sec X. R.-Daily. 80
Ah' SMempbis x Little kocE o M
70 Il. R.-Daily. o'"O
Miss river 70 pelena&
I 90i Friar's P't--daily;
cksburg(tri-weekiyl
z sOi Mon, Thurs, sat.
Miss. river t. St,touls
90i Non. Thurs. FRI,
- white Riyer-Semi-
z 20 Weekly-Tuss. 4 sat.
Ark river ,semi-veekly
Marion (tri-weekly)- ~
N Mon, We'd, Fri. ~
Cuba. Tennessee ~
IN eekly-Fridsy. ~
III sgyhaIla Olive Branch 40
sOt Tues. and Fri d"
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SPECIAL NOrIOES.
Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men irom the Of
fects Of errors and abuses In carly liie. Man
hood restored. Impodiments 10 nArrlage 70.
moved Now method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars
sent FREQ, In sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2south Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pam Institution hav-
ing high reputation for honorable conduct
and professional skill. llo-Avh-h
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For Tin. Iron and Metal roofs: And also to
my COMPOSITION PAVEMENISi Tor walks.
cellars. flooring, sewers, etc. ~ 4 u.ly any an.
10 examine samples and JUDGEFORTIlEM-
SELVES. ,.,.-..,
10 person authorised % solicit orders.
Cali al Jones, CogsWeh " Donds' % MADISON
street. =. -..
66-1t ". -. ~. y y = nl-A
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers fail TO
procure MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP for all diseases incident TO the period
Of teethinr In children. IL relieves tho child
from main. cures wind collie. regulates the bow
els. aid by giving roliefand health to the child.
gives reAt 10 the mother. De sure and call for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup" For sale
by all druggists. lOO-wsm-xvil-m
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MEMPHIS POsTOFFICE.
Closes.

osuor HouRs-FRoEs Az. 10 or'A'' 0'"''
From TO 10 AM
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l.not Al foot OF Main street, an. door
or,h OF Jsns'''"' M. BURKE. Gsn'l sup't.
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Depot at head q a,I Ma'n T Street. one door
north ofJshsrhon.
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,uss1as,ppI AND TENNESSEE =. X:
hinni"oi' Arrives. Leaves.
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tiAAacE AND Ways AID HEaha.
Upon the petition Of Mrs. Amelia Hunt
houser. reprcgentinF that her property, No.
U Bill street. has been materially damaged By
the city recent Grade u the street Also that
aid property has been excessively assessed BY
the city for city tax. praying for relief in both
instances
Referred b. Council and Board Of Alder
men 70 their respective Improvement Com
nliteeF JuueA ls73.
four jeiut Council and Beard q Aldermen
Improvement CommitteeT report that ne re-
ommend that The rtreet Be brought b grade.
slIued and gathered - ~ - relieve the petit
iioner. and hat tie tar item be referred o.
ne flnauce Con a-iffee
Alopted BY Council july 3. is73.
I 7.iE3.
/ 49, cur iciut Council ard Beard of Aldermen
finance and WayI ani vs-a-r Comnifiee re-
/ port adversely.
JNO. J.. NORTON
Nn1lruan I1urril Cen uItlee.
AhUhEM DAVIS.
Naalfuan Alferl1an C1ratnitfea.
| hcl.it .aql.tsd ~ Council and rlnrurrei IN
~ Board AaEnfi s.ls7l.
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ALEX A NDRIA.

DIRECTORS MEETING.-The directors Of the
w. g., V. Nj. & q. 8. X. X. mpany are in ses-
sion in this city. The duties of the chief engi-
neer, Major Randolph, have been enlarged so
as to embrace the superintendent of the trans
portation and machinery departments. There
Is full attendance of the directors.
LAWYER WILLIAMS, of Washington, was
out writ OF habeas corpus, returnable t0-mor-
row, before Judge Lowe, for Tom Carran and
VIM. Lee, the two men confined i'm Jail for
shooting In Pettey's restaurant last Sunday
He presented an order from Lee for the latter's
goods-a watch and chain-held at police head
quarters, but Capt. Webster refused TO deliver
them without an order from the committing
magistrate.
DIsCHAEsED.-wm. Prelipp, arrested and
committed to jail on the charge OF outraging
the person of the little daughter of Edward
Dutriman, in Alexandria county, after being
retxamined at the dollhouse at Four mile run,
yesterday afternoon, was discharged.
To BE lMPRovED.-The denizens of Zion
bottom have been notified by the w. c., V. VI.
" q. 5. X. X. company, to whom the property
belongs, 10 remove their shanties and yacate
the pre- misses by the first week i'm July, as the
company proposes to make Improvements
there.
MISUNDERSTANDING the law against
it, gilliDg for shad is still prosecuted. FL yhty
OF the fish alluded to were caught in a gill net
near the White house, last night.
Mrs. LEE, the widow OF Gen. II. r.. Lee W 10
place, LETT to-day for the Hot springs in Vir-
GINA.
WORK on the street railroad is progressing
rapidly Two tracks are lad and the street re-
paved from the Virginia house down as tar as
Fay ne Street.-GdSsffe, GGst ess atsq.
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THE COURr

CIRCUIT COURT, JUDGE IHmmph,eys.--To-day
the case OF Scharrit ag Porter-acton for IibeI-ws
Civ to the jury, and verdict given for pairtiff
ont. Cissel agt. Chapman: on trial.
POLICE COURT, yxdxe SasiI.-To-day. Frank
Barnes, violation Of the cart law; Is. J. H. Cooley
was ined So for profanity on the street Washing.
ton Harris, charged with obtaining a Quantity of
watering hose from Thomas NJ. Shepherd, valued ct
IL, pleaded guilty, aud was committed for action of
the grand Jury There are many more similar
With making threats Of personal violence to Anna
Sherwood, his wife. Mrs. Sherwood seemed to be in
great distress and UNIV iiDg testify against ner
HUSBAND, but finally said che would not be afraid If
he would promise not To kill her; he had made such
threats, and was not intoxicated at the time. An
other witness testified that Sherwood thre atene to
cut his wfe heart ont that he had stood her abuse
long enough; he then blew ont the lamp and, fear
Ing that he meant to KIN her, she into the
srraigpsd for asssulting and resisting Oficer Hsw
shoulder, and struck him with shoe hammer; he
also nm on the way to the station; sl0 aud
pair Of shoes; IS. Mary ODeil, loud and boisteros
talking; SIS. John II. Ballmsn was charged with
indecent exposure; case Suspended. Another charge
was brought against him, for neelec,ing to provide
suitable priyy to his house. This was bscke up
by testimony that the premises had been Without
such accommodation for two years; fined & IS
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GEORGE TOWN.

THE SHOOTING PRIZES at the fifth fest of the
Georgetown Schuetzen Verein were awarded
as follows: LIST prize, Capt. H. G. volkman, ID,
II. A. Kaiser; Sd, John Kaiser; 4th, Mr.. Fere-
singer, of the Washington Germania Schuetzen;
5th, John G. Albrecht; 9th, BENJAMIN Geezel;
9TH, Q. Volkman; sth, F. wfnkel; 9Th, Christian
Uphoff, and the tenth % Mr.. Bergley. The
prizes were awarded by the president Of the
verein, Mr.. Benjamin Geezel, in q neat and
appropriate address.
ALARes CoLLRCrIoN.-At Christ Church on
Sunday last q collection of Al 200 was taken up
in aid Of the Evangelical Educational Society
Of the p. +. Church of the United States for
the education of candidates. for the ministry.
1MPRovEMKET.-The paving of the sidewalks
has been commenced on LIST street, and they
will be laid in High street, from LIST to Bridge
street during next week.
VERY ILL.-Mr. George Waters, who has
been very i'll for some days past, was no better
at noon to-day, and it was thought he weuld
not live through the day.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer +. c. knight
arrived to-day from New York with full ear
60 of general merchandise, and the steamer
New York from Philadelphia, and the Express
from Baltimore, arrived with miscellaneous
cargoes.
GRAIN TRApE.-The canal boat f. F. whee-
Ter arrived to-day with 900 bushels wheat and
100 barrels -four for George Waters.
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WORKING WOMEN IN GERMANY.-German
women are undoubtedly able to do a mans
work, and some of them do more in that line
than most men are willing to. The very hard
est snecies OF manual labor is spading ground
and turning over the sod. In the park to- day
we passed nearly fifty women, all strong and
muscular, busily driving their spades into the
earth. They worked in gangs of five, side by
side, apparently contented as III thew were
piercing cambria handkerchief with a needle.
When women can perform this kind of labor
they are certainly on an equality with man in
some things II not In all and need no protectors
only think OF marrying woman who can dig
all day with spande! 1t would not DO for
most OF the lords of creation to have such wives,
or at lerst to provoke them to trial of str ength
c. C.. Fulton an Bait. American.
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LOCAL NEWS
Condensed L0cP


The new turf laid along7'
the mall needs " Altering. N sueet tnrousn
Attention is called 20 ~ ....
Wire OF tne save OF a,rch orgsn.
ever a norton " Aiirosd Is to-day running
No change Int "a s,eIsnS H t,sh marxet to-
Only one e. .oaI pox case ION Georgia avenue,
to-day. M 'eA 80 e~sJ
Ats meeting Of the stockholders OF the Capital
p"' fishing company, held yesterday, Col. 5. s.
moot was elected president
The excursion Of the knights OF St Patrick
Yesterday TO Glymont was q very successful
one, some three thousand visitors being pres
The National Labor Council, an organization
Of which Mr.. Redstone is president, held meet
ing last night at Union League Hall. The chair
read what purpOrted to be a report from the
executive committee In relation to the progress
Of the labor movement
The annual commencement exercises Of the
Business College will take place at Lincoln
Hall, "Wednesday evening, the 18th instant.
Gen. X. ID. Mussey will make the address and
medals will be distributed by leading citizens,
and diplomas conferred on nineteen young gem
tlemen and seven young ladies.
The strawberry festival at Masonic Temple
for the benefit of the new St Patrick's Church,
which closed last night, was very Successful
The ladies in charge of the supper tables ex-
pressed their sincere thanks to Messrs. Harvey
a. hosaen "a. ana Msssrs re- sen;wIng SIsrse ior
kindly furnished without charge.
On Monday next the German Benevolent So
eiety win give a grand pic ME at the Washing
ton SchuetZen Park for the benefit OF the
orphan asylums OF the city, and preparations
are being made for a great time. Besides
dancing, there will be prize shooting, bowling,
&c, and all who attend will have the satisfae-
ton OF knowing that they are aiding q good
cause.
The churches in our city are keeping pace
with the strides of public Improvement in the
matter OF church organs. Two or three new
organs have recently been purchased, and sew
eIal more being completed. Tonight the
new organ at the Calvary Baptist Church will
be exhibited by LOretz, of New York, one of
the first organists in the country, and eminent
vocal talent will assist. The New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church viii have new and large
organ some time this month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-13

Goods to be found in this Department
INFANTS FLANNEL BANDS;
FLANNEL SKIRTS;
Plain and Embroidered CAMBRIA SKIRTS;
Plain, Tucked and Embroidered SLIPk;
DRESSES, in great variety;
CHRISTENING ROBES;
SHAWLS, Plain and Embroidered;
sACQUES; LONG COATS; WOOL BOOTS;
MERIN0 SHOES and SATIN CRIB BOOTS;
NURSERY BASKETS; PILLOW SLIPS;
INITIATED BIBS; NURSERY PINS;
POWDER PUFF BOXES AND PUFFS;
DRAWERS; RUBBER NAPKINS; LACE CAPS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-13
The n-,..vi,le twa.3 no,.,e,

The BeltsviIle md. Homieide.
CONVICTION AND SENTENCE OF The ACCUSED.
Especial Dispatch TO The Star.l
MARLBeRo, June B.-The jury In the case
OF Caroline Henson, indicted for the N arier OF
Lizzie 6ardner colOred, near Beltsyilie, on the
10th of January last, returned a verdict OF
guilty OF nanslaughter las. evening. She was
tuer,upon sentenced ~ i've years imrrison-
ment in the peuitentiary.