Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-03
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This ANernosn's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
New York Notes.


SUNDAY LAGER TO BE SHUT OFF.
NEW YORK, July S.--The excise commission D.
ers have adopted u resolution declaring that all
lager OF malt beers are intoxicating liquo and
that their sale is in violation OF the law, and
the board will not grant license to any place
where music IL introduced. Sunday, the 18th,
is the date fixed for the enforcement of the law.
Inc erect VIII he 10 close up all gardens and
send people, as in former years. over 10 Jersey
or into westchester county for lager.
FATAL EFFECT OF WIDOWS FAsCINATIoNs
AT the inquest in Newark over the body of the
young man named Nader, who. with his cousin
named Edward Buckler, was found suffering
from the effects of poison; IL was discovered
that both were in love with the same woman a
young widow, and as both could not marry her,
and one did not wish to deprive the other OF the
possession of her, both agreed TO commit snicide,
and Nader succeeded.
THE wALwoRTH VERDICT.
Neither young WalwOrth's countenance nor
uemeanor underwent any change after the de-
livery OF the verdict. The prevailing impress
sion here was that he would be acquitted.
The T-ibEae says never, within the memory of
this generation, has any great criminal issue
been SO promptly and satisfactorily tried in New
The World says the severity of the verdict in
dictates that the reaction Of the mawkish pity
which for so long time bore sway in jury
boxes has begun.
The Times says the moral effect Of the verdict
was needed, and an acquittal would have been
an invitation TO every youth having a absolute
or tyrannical father 10 whip him.
After alluding TO the array of prominent de-
tenders OF the prisoner and the scenes generally
attending the trial, the Herald says: The wonder
is that Justice herself WAS not blind on this
occasion, but society has TO be protected, and
however cruel or brutal, the deed or the vic
tim, the trial was conducted in the most
exemplary and dignifed manner.
ARREST oP CONTROLLER GREEN.
Controller Green was arrested yesterday on a
suit OF j. w. McGowan, by deputy sheriff,
and released only upon paying about 5000, being
the amount sued for, and costs.
A - TrFN~F- NW-eW
BEEN ARRESTED
on the charge OF aiding importers to defra nd
the revenue by means of the false use OF reve-
nue. stamps. The fraud was first discovered in
Boston and traced here with the result Of ar
rest. Each officer was held in $1,000 bail for
trial.
THE WEATHER
to-day is extremely hot again.
sHARKEY SENTENCED.
In the court of general sessions to-day Re-
corder Hsckett delivered a lengthy decision
DENYING the motion for new trial in the case
of Vim. j. Sharkey, convicted Of the murder of
Robert S. Dunn. Sharkey WAS then sentenced
to be hung on the 18th of August.
FIRE.
Three large buildings on east 5th street were
burned this morning. They were occupied by
Miller, saw mill; Hess, cabinet shop; Bellman' 5
hobby horse factory; Straus, sugar box factory;
Quick's pattern works, and a stair builder
shop. Loss, $50 coo; insured. A fireman was
badly burned.
SILVER BARS.
The steamship HammOnia, sailing for Europe
day, takes out s95 900 in silver bars.
THERE WERE SIXTEEN BIDS
Tor government gold to-day, aggregatng g,
$4,000, from 114-50 to 11513 lilo. There was
one bid OF 1913 for a million. The gold will be
awarded at from 1l513 TO 1913 lilo.
AWARDS OF ONE MILLION
OF gold were made at from ll5l3 10 li5.l3 lilo