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Loghlin '. ncod, $884.75; Ltchtonborgor '.
hn!itsoh, eo27.04;. Richardson '. DlIlard,

Loghlin '. neod, $804.75; Ltchtonborgor '.
Nta1"Mtsoah' ta"n eo27.A;. lsiohardaon '. DlIlard,
In tho Circuit Court, Josiah L. James flies his
prmoino In aBsunapsit against Ohnrlou D. 1.rown
Thoo. +: Drown, Fred Hand Harriet q. Brown; !;
dnmagoH, $1,000.
Janios! II. Abbott alos his prnciro in nesump-
Eranklin H., and 0harlos l.. Bookwitll, and Low
F. a. Mason damages, $4,000:
- Tho Chicago, 1tocE Inland 4 pacino Natlroad
Company 1lcs iaa rrncipe In naaumpait IL tho
Circuit Court, ngninat Edmund Juaaon, lato Col
1ootor informal hevonuo, First Diatriot Of ILL
nois damages, al, ,8625O.
In tho Circuit Court, Frederick dl1lotto files
his bll against T,fedorck Henry md Henrietta
Hoynoids subdivision 81 part of tho i. x Of n.
Z. Of Soc. O, 7. 80, N. Il. II, Z. Of 8 r. Ii.
John D. Lyon, Thomas D. Rice, and George j.
Brine flo prmoipo in assnmpst, In tho Clront
Court, againat William Doylo; damages, s15, 900.
Laban y: Dixon tllos d bill, in Tho Circuit
Court, asking for Tho foreclosure Of mortgage
on Lots md d Il, subdivision Of Lots Q, /, and
tho ". o. foot Of Lot 8. Block e. OloAyoryillo.
, 1873-06-07
REVENGE.


DUBUQUE, Iowa, June o.-E. P. speakmnn, young
man living at Webster City, Iowa, hal been keeping
uilsa cast Of there Driven to desperation with burn
ing passion for tho idol OF his heart he purchased rs
cont pocket piato loaded 1t with bckshot aud sought
her residence when ho again pressed Ills suit, rcm-
Ing her Of her promise to bocosno hs wife, eho ro-
fusing and denying ha assertions, ho drew the pato
shot hiso thrcc times In tho faco holding tho weap-
on 80 close that his whskers sngcd and the flesh
horribly Scared and blackeuod. Bpoakman wa. nr-
Toated and ln default Of 900 ball. lodged in the
Waterloo a on charge Of assault intent to KILL
10th parties arc Severely though not fatally injured.
, 1873-06-07

Iloune; concluding with regn.ta on tho river
BY tho Nantilns Rowing. onb, and n etcnn,-
beat oIeirsion M on tln Spread Eagle to Ii"nni-
1loAo ss ocn PLACED ut tito dtaposai or The Apaooia-
eiof for their incotitRs during the day. Arrange
fremont lfosso fr oso WHO prefer to furnish tloir
own aeeon,.nodationst 1t "a ref day. Ttoso who de-
zonB. All sr requested to sul1l their names 10
James J. Lnngdon. Chairman Of tho Committoo on
Entertainment, Foon poshiio. Our citfxenH nro
doing nil sh thctr power to nlako Tho meeting ono Of
pleasure md enjoyment, anl hopo to sco tic onro
p1caB Of thu HInto represented on tic occasion.
, 1873-06-07
Compnrn two Cotton Statement.
NEW YoRK, June G.-Tho following is tho cot.
ton statement for tho week ending to-day:
The E3aOlerus

MEMPIl1s Tenn., juno G-There Ia but littlo exotic.
mont ~ regard o the choora, though there is little II
any decrease IN the mortality and physicana say thus
the ast appearance Of the disease has been success
!aAy treated, though n como Instances death has
OF So1 deaths since May to date only twenty-hrco
ase reported as cholera by the attending rya!canB
NAaHV1LLE, Tenn, Juno 0.-Thcre las boen consid-
fhysiciRna say that the disease is sporadic choera,
anu uot epidemic. Tho excitement iA subsldlng,
, 1873-06-07
Nervous Debility.

What Ia it, depressed, irritable atato Of mind
woak, nervous exhausted feeling energy or ann,s-
ton, confused head. weak nenaory, and general OK
ha,stion-the consequences Of exccsaes oyorwork &c
This Is nervous debility. Dr. q. D. uowe's Arabian
Tonic Blood Purifier will DO found sovereign remedy
It tones up the syate arreaa tho disease dispos te
mental gloom and dependency, aud rejayenates tho
entire sygteu. It fs perfectly harmless, aud always
nntules, plmpos, botches, boils, tottcr scal-head
ringwor, Ac tho Arabian Tonic has uoyor failed to
eneet p6rmnnont ctlrc. Try 1t and bo convinced
Price only 81 per bottle For List Of agents soe aayer
tiRemeut In another column,
, 1873-06-07

Wo hive como now pianos that hAyo been rented
from three to sir months,
Also, few TINT have had tho outside cauos injured
In moving.
$500 to $500.
+, splendid opportunity to purchase good durable
instrument, "a evory plano will bo warranted to give
satisfaction or money refunded,
Call md 500 thcm 1T now place Of buainees-ths
finest piano toartrooflS IN the toQrd.
Naed1 Tomple OF Music,
Cornor Dearborn mud VanBuren streets,
, 1873-06-07
EXPlATION,

execution OF Thomas Wright for tho
muFdcr OF Isogcrski, o Jewish Pod.
dlor--To He hanged.
WARRINGTON, juno G.-Thomas Wright was hanged
to-doy In tho jaii-yarl for tho murder OF nogcrski
He appeared quito unconcorncd md mounted tic gal
iowa with firm step, singing meanwhile until tho
oInck cnp was ndju6tod. At 10 minutes paat IA tho
drop fc Life was not oztiuct until lnpao Of II min
nes His mock was not broken, tho man being chokcd
10 death There were about 800 persons in tho Jail
the houec;ops and otlcr high points, whcre they could
hnyo full view Of tho execution,
. BALTIMORE, Juno GA special from Annapolis SAYS
the Court Of Appeals In tho case Of Joshua Niohoison
convicted Of the mtrdor Of Mira. Lampey asirms tho
fning Of tho Court below. 1t now rclnains for tho
the Governor to TX tho day for tho execution Uoo-
han who was tried jointly with Nicholson and whose
execution fixed for the 18th instant will proba bly be
respited BY tho Governor mud executed at Tie same
time with NicholBou.
, 1873-06-07

o. ohoco Iydo Pafk lots, by OlaEko, Layton b Co.,
sakes p'aco on the ground to-day at O'Clock H. N.
FREQ train eavos the Passsnger-Depot Of tho 1lnoia
gontral natlsoao foot Of Lako atrcet at 13o .. m.
most beautiful suborb to attend tic sails, aa oarks
layton ca. aro noted for conducting slch asies nj,
nens in another column, aud call and gnt nloia and
Information at their office, No, l20 LaGalIo-st "
, 1873-06-07

QUINCY, ILL.,, June 9.-Tho Cornmittoo Of ARRANGE
menlH hayo deoled upon tho following fur tho outer
tanmen Of tho Illinois rsesa Association Reception,
~ !ao opera-losiso In THU city, Oh Wednesday morn
Ing banquet and aocsablo at tho Opcra-Hougo in tna
oyeniug excursion, in carruges, through tue city In
na re afternoon on Thursday and iu ths evening tho
boaGo Of tue "poetor of Alcantara :" Il tho opora.
, 1873-06-07
Country Drugrista

now IN the city, those expecting to visit liz. shon,
not fail to call upon Messsa Lord, Smith Co., Fuller
Fuller, or so1no other Of our Wholesale druzu,sta.
and get suppIy OF DR.. s. .. uowo,a Arabian med,.
c1nes. It Will not only bo good Investment for yo1lr
your friends and cuBtonsera two Of tho be4 aud nos
effective nsedicines you hayo eyor sold, One bottie
6old by you will soll hundred. Hoo advertisement
, 1873-06-07
YollIlV NandAra

From ths Dsofghl {fH) Star, JuntD,
On last Monday morning two mon arrtyed In
thom third heavily ironed about tho wrists ani
anklea. ~''>@
1mmodlatolyupon arrival tho irons wero taken
on. aud tho thr0e Walked to tho Aotol Wlero
, 1873-06-07
Tho Iosvn Congrogutionn1fsts.

BURLINGTON, H., Juno a.-Tho CONGREGATIONAL A.
ISOLATION transacted considerable business Of I'M
portance to-day: An appeal In behalf OF tho Chinese
immigrants, Indians aud freedmen delivered In
tho forenoon BY Gen. @. L. Howard, Of Chicago; nlso
sa appeal for the Mission College ct Taugaloo, l1lse
by tho Rev. ]. K. Nutting '
Fho Iowa Homo Missionary Eocoty mot during the
afternoon session. Tho consideration of . plap Of
systematic benetclaries waa tho chief topic. An OLE
given by tho adles Of tho congregation this eyouipg
, 1873-06-07
California Sunday Train.

OhA1DEN1tt sunday Train,
Tho Government overland mail tsaiu will loava
Chicago, Rnnday, Juno 8, ut lois H. m. via Chicago.
Nock Island Pacific Railway, stopping 1t al htsttona
on main lno. aud connecting ut OMAHA with Union
gil Eur Wost points. TIckua via OLIcago, Durpaton
Quincy or Chicago Northwestern Nsilroada vii ba
takcu on this train, @4 ~
, 1873-06-07

PEORIA, ILL.,, Juno G.--Levi s. Cornwall, OF Monica,
PEtncove Township iu thla county, con,1nittrd sui
eide yesterday by hanging. Alteration of mind IL sup
posea to have Deen tllD cause.
, 1873-06-07
CflNl1nii tho EnITn1ra.

RALEIGH, N. G., Juno G.-G1il1n and hlordocs!
after dreSang for the gallows to-day and while at thel
to imprisonment for ifc largo crowd had eathoroj
TO witness their execution.
, 1873-06-07

ROCHESTER, N. T., Juno 8.-Joe Lane, spantard
has been arrested on the chargo Of attempting rayis
and murder Mrs. Gage In her house, Albion, New
dItion. 3
, 1873-06-07

LIVERPOOL, Juno 0.-Thn steamship Europa. from
New York, liberia, from Bouton, and Leipsi8, from
Baltimore, lavo arrived out
BosToN Junu 6.-Tho s.oamnhip Malta from Llver-
pool, has arrived.
New YonK, 6.-ArEivcd-atoamor Koir, from Dre-
, 1873-06-07

ALBANY, Juno G.-6pcaker Cornell aud Idout. .-t3ov.
Robinson dccliuo to sign the Supply BILL on the ground
TINT there is cauBo to l,eeye the b was ainnored
with ntteT 1t left tho hands of tho Conference Com
pliktecx ~-
, 1873-06-07
A MRlrilDfOllA Fknl,lIHv.

HAzLEToh, Pa, June B,-lIenry AtaufcpborQ yeator,
day demanded money from widow named Heiijy.
, 1873-06-07

Tho ninghamton' IN. w n1ntrictt,o.
BINauANToN, N. Y, Juno G.-Airs Canning las
been fully committed On tho charge OF causing Tho
death OF her mother, Roaa Connitty. Tho post-mor-
tom examination showed fatal wounds On Tho head,
hnger-nnrks on tho throas, and bruBea generally o
various parts Of the body.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-27

rs" The Post Oaiae Newsroom Soda
Fountain is now running 10 full blast
Gall and try glass Of ice cool soda water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

H.B. H.B.
"OUR POLICr."
IN CONSEQUENCE OF
DUB '10nn0u' ruaoaA'''
Of summer Clothing!
ANDs TIE SUPPLY
90 LARGELY ExoH EpING
THB DBMAND,
WE ARE NOW -r.---.
LARGELY ovERsT0cKRD.
AND IN ORDER TO CLEAR
OUR COUNTERS
MUST NECESSARILY
sUFFER SOME SACRIFICE
AND BEING DETERMINED
TO CLOSE OUT
THE ENTlRE STOCK
I'm re" "hhho,
Al fhinh GUST.
ORR ASSORTMENT CoMpR1srs.
LINENS,
'
"oHAiRS'
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
DRAPD,ErEs.
NOTIFIES.
vy,, .-- - = = 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

The present drouth has been widespread,
and the country has become so psrched with
heat that extensive CONGREGATIONS have &C.
Cured at various points. That az Plymouth
county, Massachusetts,, which commenced on
the 10th, had on Saturday, the 2sth, laid bare
some sixty miles OF territory, and presented
according TO report, "s forest fire with a front
of eight miles OF fame"
Yesterday prayers for rain were quite gener-
ally offered from the pulpits through the dis
uicts needing it, and If the drenching showers
that visited Washington last night reached other
parts Of the country the believers in the efficacy
of prayer will doubtless hold the fact up as a
triumphant answer to the doubters of the Tyn-
dali school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30
BOARDING..

QLOOMINGDALE WILL BE PREPARED TO
- receive BOARDERS from the LIST of July to the
LIST Of October. For further particulars inquire at
No 80 street. jSO-2t-
COUNTRY BOARD-Near Nokesvilie, o. A. 4
~ NJ. Il. r., Va. Location shady and healthy
Pleasant house, good dairy, and ice house For fur.
ther particulars address l.. A. MARSTELLER,
NOkesville, Vs. 1851
4 ,oUNThf BOAkD-A few pleasant ROOMS
~ vacant, at Oak Lawn, surrounded by a grove of
native shade trees, with extensive grounds, at Bla-
densburs Station, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Inquire al the store. ia -3tr
EIkST-CLASS BOARD, with several large and
y single rooms now vacant in desirable ocation.
Terms moderate during the summer months. Also,
table boarders can be accommodated at S2O A
month Apply at No. 222 Sd st. northwest. je25 ct /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

Senator Carpenter gets considerable praise
tor at least coming squarely up to the scratch in
defending the back-pay grab. Ii will be hard
work, however, for him 70 convince the people
that the grab was justihable one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

Mr.. NJ. NJ. Ballou, who has managed the
Boston GLOBE with signal ability since it was
started about year and a half ago, retires on
account Of III health. The Globe is stated to be
in prosperous business condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30
LOST AND FOUND.

OST-Betweeu the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
~ Depot and Center III arket one POCKET BOOK,
belonging to q laboIing man, containing SIS 50. A
Dog 10Th street, between 4 and streets north
west. - je30-3 ST.
Il OST-On the evening Of the 18th inst :, while
IL past sing from h street, near 8th, along Massa-
chusetts avenue, 9th street, and Indiana avenue, to
Baltimore Depot. a lady . POCKET-B00K, stamp
ed with the initials j. M. and containing a small
sum Of money. The finder will be rewarded upon
return of same to No. us street northwest. Its
g REWARD -Strayed away on the 18th inst =,
leg swollen. The above reward will be given In
II returned to FREDERICK GE ser, "a
Je2s 81 Howard University.
&1O REWARD.-Strayed away on the 18th inst
SlU q dark-bay HORSE, heavy main n
and tail, White star On fore head marked IN
be given If returned to Mrs. JOSEPH GOLD, Ma
ryland ave., bet. 18th aud 18th sts. ne. je23-3tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 9th. 1873
On the petition Of JOHN FRITZ, Of Bethlehem,
and GEORGE FBITZ, of Johnstown, Pennsylva-
nis, praying for the extension Of a patent granted
to them on the 9Th day Of september 1859, for an.
Improvement In Rolling Mills:
IL Is ordered that the testimony in the case be
CLOSED on the 18th day OF August next; that the
time Tor fling arguments and the Examiners report
be limited TO the Sh day of September next, and
thar said petition be heard on the leh day Of Septem
Amy person may oppose this extension
Iq-m,N M. ID. LEGGETT, Commissioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30
Am CunxxsclAl.

The New York Herald says: "The outer and
the inner ''rings" appear to be working In
thorough accord, and, without openly mani
Testing any present Intention to force gold to
bidins their time, when confidence in their cal
culations a. to the future and with backbone
enough not TO be alarmed at any mere ripping
of the tide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

The rain this morning fell fiuently for q sea-
son, but not long enough to do much in moist
ening the earth TO any depth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30
liable BROTHERS
FASHIONABLE TAILORS,
je3O CORNER 7rH AND ID STREETS
DROPOSALS FOR HEAD-STONHs FOR Ma.
TIONAL MILITARY CEMETERIES

je3O CORNER 1rH AND d STREETS.
TI0NAt MiiITARY CEHETsRIEss. ma
QUARrERsAsIER GENERAL s OyprcE,}
Proposals are invited for farn:hins Ss:
Tor the NATIONAL Military Cemeteries az prsscribej
is an extract: ' '''' va rug y
Provided, that the head stones required by An &C.
act tSeTeo spp1oTed june = sns ss sas
as shah keep them in place when set, and the con-
tract Tor supply ing the same shall be awarded By the
Secretary OF War, after sixty days' advertisement
shall The greatest measure Combine he eiesnts
million dollars Is hereby sppiopristsd SION iop
said purpose out Of any money in the Treasury not
osnerEise Appropriated and the Secretary OF War
sze ana model for such head stones and the stand
srds q and color Of the stone to be used and
to; and contracts may be made for separate onanti
Yes q sue D. head stones and the contracts made IN
der this act shall provide for furnishing and settling
gaze exceed the sum hereby appropriated.
The total number to be furnished is estimated at
2 s ess For the known, AZ 6si for the unk nown,
seseihc.tiSns. describing in detail the standard
cation by letter to this Office, where also specimen
viii be placed on exhibition within . few days.
isOg f BE- il sealed
tspnasfer General q the Army in whose office they
ct Ii on oci Ss,
I'm. = :
By order Of the Secretary of waE
ogartermaster General, Brevet Major General U.
.. "A. Je5O oOt
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The HaHkAaa.

BALTIIo.x, juno so-vireinia skies, consoIida-
.BALrIMoRB, June ao.-Ootton dull and hrm-lea
" .iosr very dull and heavy; prices unchanged.
9lS Corn s'esdy-white southern, n; yellow
southern %; mixed western, 50 0ats steady-south-
Rye Snist and unchanged. Hay dull-PennsyIva.
Ma, Sl5@SS. Provisions hrmer and quiet. Mess
pork, Sl6s& 1SE Bulk meats-some inquiry: none
Offering. Bseon slightly in improved demand
ss91lders, s@ss; rib sides, 90 ss; clear rib sides
~ @sA Western butter unchanged. whisky
New YoRx, june 3.-Stocks dull Gold steady.
10 None, firm, i@6. Exchange. long, ga; short,
1Otk. Governments quisf and steady.
NEW YoRK, } sn~ 30-flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn dull
fRANkFORI, June 3O-BOnds, 9s8S for Issue 80
PARIS, june 30.-Rentss IS francs 81 centines
LoNroN, june 10, l2:s0 D. m.-Consols for account,
new, S2x; 1e40's, s91T: Erie, 49,
LONDON, June 81, l:a0 p. m.-Erie, 49,
LONDON, June ~ -Erie, 40,
PARIS, June 3.-Renfes Is francs IS centimes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Cr6cs Of Chef Stxnal OHosy a
WASHINGTON, June 30, 1873, 1880 a. m Z
SYSoPsIs FOR THE PAST TwKNTY-FOuR HOURS
The barometer has risen somewhat over the few
Ehgland coast, where t 10 highest but has fallen at
the Remainder Of the stations from the Mississippi
valley eastward, being lowest over Michigan and
wisconsin. Partly cloudy wea her, with occasional
rain areas, has prev allied over New England, the
south Atlantic middle and gulf states the north
west. Generally cloudy weather, with rain, from
Tennessee AID eastern Missouri to Lake Erie and
the uper lakes, and over Florida. The temper ature
has risen somewh hat over the lower lake region.
PRoBABLITiEs.-For New Englan1, fresh and
Occasionally hrisk Winds mostly from the south and
west, generally cloudy weather and rain are proba
Die. For the middle states, fresh and brisk south
erly TO westerly winds, generally cloudy weather
and rain For the lower lake region, fresh to brisk
winds, veering to southwesterly and westerly, with
cloudy weather and rain, followed by clearing
weather tonight. Fer the south Atlantic states
fresh and occasionally brisk southerly te westerly
winds, generally cieudy weather and ram. For the
gull states east Of the Mssssi ppi and northward to
the Ohio valley, southwesterly to westerly winds
generally Cloudy weather and rain during the
day; but the majority Of the morning telsgraphic
repor's from the upper lake region and throuCbout
and west Of the Mississippi valley have not been re-
ceivtd.
LOCAL RECORD.
The thermometer in the business room Of The
STAB Office registered to-day as follows:-S A. m IA
~ a. m, 80; IL m, 81; d. m s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of IL, can have TIE STAR mailed TO
their address for such time a. they DESIRE ut the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the busa-
ness ofice Of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30

hSALL PERSONS FAVORABLE TO THE
Wy formation Of . new Building Association, 10
be conducted on the same plan that of the North
Washington Building Association, calculated to
Close IN from hve to six and "a half years, are
rooms on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, sOth inst ;,
been subscribed. j.a8-2t
nSs Rally, COLOKED CITIZENS.-A m as
Wy meeting OF cOlortd citizens Of the District
v ~ be held at Union League Hall, on MONDAY
Nv EN- ING, the 3Oth instant, at O'Clock, to con-
.ider the Chase Normal school, and other mat
ters OF an educational character. Those true to
their best Interests invited. Addresses will be
delivered by Hon. Fred Douglass, Prof. r. T
Greener, DR.. Chas. b. Purvis, NJ. NJ. Holland, d
A Straker, DIR. j l.. N. Bowen, and others. j23-2t
nFGERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK,
Wy ola Seventh II opposite the Post Office lie
parment The second semi ANIMAL dividend of inter
1873, Is follows On ordinary DE- posits six per cent
Der annui on all sums remaining deposit for one
or more calendar months next previous July l. on
business oePosiIs, three per cent. per the
average daily balances of accounts opened on or
before June 2 Interest not called for will be aided
Deposits made on before july ], will bear interest
G. E. PRENTIss, Cashier. JeT-s
hFIMPORTANT NOTICE TO PERSONS
HS OWING STATE AND COUNTY TAXES
IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, ND.-The un-
dersigned, Treasurer and Collector of State and
County Taxes for said county, will be at Messrs.
Jackson, Brother & Co.'S, Pennsylvania avenue
opposite the Metropolitan Hotel, Washington ID
Y, on hONDAY,y ne ~, 1873, for the accOmn1oda
lion OF persons residing in Washington or adjacent
thereto, who owe taxes in said county, and giving
m25-5t Cousty Treasnrer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-30
MEDICAL. &c.

I'M Rs. II. J. FRENCH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
and Test Hediun, has located ut 1913 New York
avenue. Once hours-lo q. m. to D, m. Engage
menIs can DC made TOT evenings. iell-Sm
EE1AL0 DI61A81e Of al kinds trsaosd. Do.
enc w he e9nt. AdAroes I'm. Dr.. THOHP0O6,
70. SNS AottA III afest, Ihiladeiphia. .jaaN -lys
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-12-06
VIE ~As QUESTION SETTLED.

The Spanish Government, after
consultation with the principal
powers of Europe, has consented to
abide by the terms of settlement
Proposed by Secretary Fish, and &C
cepted by Admiral Polo, and which
are as follows:
First-The release of the officers
and crew Of the Virginius yet liv-
ing.
Second-The return of the Virgin
ius.
Third "A salute of the dag of the
United S a,es and a provision for
the families of The slam captives.
| The only reservation Oh the part
of Spain is with reference to firing
the salute. To enable fut ure inves
LEGATIONS to he made the date fol
this salute has been fixed AT the Goth
of December.
In addition to the above. Spain
further agrees to bring t" trial and
punishment the officers who perpe-
trated the inhuman and cOwar'ily
bntchery.