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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-03

Carter & Co., 424 9th street.
The ENGLISH ALE and Guinness Dublin
Stout, drawn from the wood, at Miller & Jones,
can be relied on as genuine. Sample rooms
NOTICE. Deposits made with the German
draw interest from that date. Six per cent.
paid on ordinary deposits and per cent. on the
average daily balances Of business accounts.
Send for copy OF the regulations. s,sl,l:
Dr.. wIsrAR's WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-This
Baisamic compound has become home fixture.
Let all whe suffer, and have in vain attempted
to cure their Coughs, Colds, Bronchial or Pull
monary Complaints, make use this unequalled
testimony that has been published since its intro
daction, being ample proof of its efficacy.
Bors' AND YOUTHS DIAGoNAL Surrs.
Boys, and Youths Yacht Cloth Suits.
Boys and Youths Cashmere Suits.
Boys and Youths Cloth Suits.
EIsEMAN & Bro,
1926 sos 9Th street, May Building)
GREAT DISPLAY of Slate Mantels. at HAMIL-
TON 4 Parsons, Y. NJ. C. A. building, 9Th
and streets 3,G ,eo2;
CoNsuNERs should use from one-fourth to
one half less of Dooley's than of other Yeast or
BAKING Powders. 1t IS put up full weight.
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fuiness OF Singers Sewing Machine. I,5
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
per annum on deposits for each calender month
to 8. 2rt3 rltI6
GARDEN VASES, Statuary, Fountains, &c,
HAMILTON q PEARSON, Y. NJ. q. A. building,
sth and ID streets. 3,2 ,eo2;
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns
piles, ulcers, toOthache, sore throat sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie.
lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia
hoarseness, diarrhGa, and all hemorrhages, etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings and
known to be cure for these diseases. m II. s n
SORE THROAT, Cough, Cold, and similar
troubles, IL suffered to progress, result in
serious pulmonary affections, oftentmes in
durable. g Brotcn'S bronchial TrooLesr reach
directly TIE seat of the disease and give almost
Instant rehei. t,th,s
SOUND FRKr being indispensable to health
ana comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near 10 visit DIR. White, the well-known
Uhtropodist, No. 6S5 18th street, opposite the
treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &c
and advice As to suitable shoes.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEwIHs MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency At ChAs
Baum's hooPskirt and corset factory, fth street
ihIetngencer building. 1928
THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near * street
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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE.-The LYNCH
burg Republican of yesterday mentions tn /.
mysterious disappearance of Mr.. John j
kearns, of Botetourt county, and the finding of
his hat in Little Otter creek. and SAYS it is feare
he has been fOully dealt with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-03

a0Congressman Garfield crises to explain,'
hts vote In the back pay grab IN = letter to the
any just measure Of Responsibility Tor the vote
n Rayos f-.-st-s . = - ~ 7
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= 1hskS 10 NO ExCUsE for poor Biscuits. Rolls.
btean Gridde Cakes, Mufins, waffies, Sc
wneL Dooley's Yeast Powder Is used. Grocers
Soth 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-03

WITHOUT a well LIFTING Silk or Soft Hat all
decorations Of one person goes for naught. The
excellence Of our Hats are the town topic
CARTER & Co..
92i 9Th street, opp. Y. NJ. &. A. b.
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EMIGRATION OF M0RMoNs.-A company Of
Mormons viii move in Q few DAYS for San
Francisco and Arizona. No women win be In
the company. Many OF the Mormons exhibit
considerable reluctance 20 70.
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STRANGE ACCIDENT is reported from Cow
entry, England. A butcher in that city name 4
Stanbridge was killing a sheep, when the ami
hours. s'''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-03

AN INDIGrASr YOU'VE WOMAN In Utica who
had not Teceived cards to friends wedding,
sent In . bill for eco for twenty weeks board q
o canary, which she had cared for during thai
ffiends winter in this city.
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A e30, 00o 900 MoRTeAsK.-Thore was fled in
the clerk = once Of Columbia county yesterday
. mortgage, given by tho New York Central
and Hudson River railroad company to Corne-
trustees, To- secure $50 600 600 IN sven DeT can't
bonds, payable in 1903. The mortgage vas
given under the Consolidation Of the New York
Central with the Hudson River railroad, for tho
purpose Of funding its indebtedness and to pro-
vide means for putting down additional tracks,
SC. The Athens branch, or White Elephant
railroad, h excepted from the mortgage.-Hsd-
son Star, March g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-03

CoRoRADo SAPPHIExs and cut opals. set in
gold. besufifrl styles, received II Priggs Jew
cry store, Ne Az Pennsyisatis Avenue, near
81 street.
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Spring RACEs-Mr. Amos Fax lataiv NJ
fairtax Court House, has taken charge of the
rsse TACK at Brishtvood, about one mile and
haif IRON this city. and Is making prepara-
tons for Trials of speed, To Commence on ne
I'd OF Nav. Many horses are already i'm train
ing, and more are expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-03

For FIRST CLASS Dress or Business Hat. at
a liberal price, for yourself or children, 90 70
Carter & Co., 424 9th street.
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SALEs 90 REAL EerATR-Messrs Duncan
son, Bowling 6 Co, auctioneers, sold yesterday
s,ternoon. for s. II. Stevens. trustee, lot z,
also. lots and 6, block IS, to =. T. Stevens, 81
o. cents per foot. These lots are on Merid An
NIL, and the price ~ considered good. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-03

NEW YORK DRY GooDs MARKET-Domesfic
Dry Goods.-The week under review again
failed to present the expected degree OF i'm
provement in business, and the trade move
ment was spasmOdic and unsatisfactory to
agents and jobbers alike. The backwardness
OF the spring trade must be attributed entirely
to the unpropitious condition Of the weather,
which renders an active retail distribution IN =
possible, and in the absence of which jobbers
cannot reasonable look for brisk demand.
The extraordinary stringency in the money
market interferes somewhat with the collections.
In some parts of the interior. The commission
houses delivered large aggregate quantity of
goods during the week upon previous orders,
and in some branches received fair amount
Of orders for future delivery; but few Of the job
bers have yet sufficiently reduced their stocks
to render REFRESHMENTS necessary for general
assortments, and the present condition of the
market for both cotton and wo0llen staples ab-
solutely fOrbids speculation. The iobbing trade
was moderately active in some departments,
but the state Ofthe weather had such a depress-
ing tendency upon the numerous buyers In the
market that they restricted their purchases as
much - possible to staple fabrics, to the exclu-
sion Of goods Of spring or summer character,
which were consequently quietly. y. BuIletin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-03

HUNTING FOR HIDDEN FEE-Some of the
Alexandria officers who were in this city this
morning represent that pair of young LAWYERS
OF this city were in Alexandria Yesterday and
instituted thorough search through s!Buz-
yards Roost' for money, which Young alias
Williams, the alleged murderer of Hahn. repre-
sented he had concealed there, in order to Sc
cure their services to defend him. They had
their labor for their pains, as nothing was
found.
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A RAILROAD
AND
Real Estate Msrtgage Combined.

In fts 20 Gold Bonds the Northsru Pacific RaiI
road Company furnishes 70 the public On investuens
security which combines the ready nesotability the
convenience, and the high credit q Ora clan rail-
road bond, with tho soidity end safety Of real 60
tate mortgage on land worth - sa twice ths anouu
oaned.
They ere offered st psf b surrsney, end yiela .
HANDSOME PROFIT 70 thoss sxshangins So
Tho bonds re . nra snd onay uogsgass on TIN
road, In eQuipmenfB snA earninu, end also on Q
land grant which, on the completion Of u rod yin
average SW sesss 70 sacA nas q tzssk.
rhey are iauued IN dsaouuinafsom iron am q
el,@o Coupon, and olW 70 oleSo naGiasrsd. have
thirty years 10 run, bear n infsrs a IN psr cent
IN gold, md ars RXI0P1 From UNITED
STATES TAX 70 fhs hsl1R.
The ssoi-aanaal istsrsa - u RAgiasssd Bomb
sAdrsss q the holdsr.
All Marketable stoeks end Bonds received In ex-
change, without sxpsnss 70 The investor. e thstr
highsUt currea1 prices.
JAx COOKE u 90.
San Z 2 AS
SyHtAt iHf h8is ~ FPf EEY5I5E TAI
uA1H LII wm keeR your Hair fro1 6lijnS 81.
Ecoe.e the srcwth. essk the seelD q So, -
3G7y1Hx.tsf ~, sufH k&iSS
"a. osAVsvsfs ~ - sssss' us4sRSs1
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, re-. To.uixht

WAITS Opera HoHss.-Italian opera by the
LuCSa- Kellogg cUmbinatlon-ssn Trovatore.-
fzeGter contgue--A variety entertainment Of
drama, song, dance, SC.
Csd FslIos0s' HaH.-Milton's Paradise Lost.
S.xta Street LSt.-Forepaugh' great show.
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GROCERS.

LOUR:
RECEIVED DlRECr
from the Mills in
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
WIN sell to families so cents per barrel les than
usual prices.
Prices Of SUGARS and TEAS all marked down.
CATAwBA WINE,
ius, received from Pleasant Valley Wine Company,
s.H. BACON, ,os MARIE, Space.
mares between 7ih and s,h streets.
A TLANTIC MILLS.
CRUSHED WHEAT
IAN Oe o0ash' J r. KReoops,
cHoIcE GROCERIES.
mz OF Corner sh and 9 sireet., northwest.
T. 5. O'HARE 3 SON,
Wholesale and Retail ersesrs,
1913 SsrnsA Svsa NortAsss, savss. n ed
TEAS, TEAsi TEAS,
y ihPsn lee, soed, oc; choice, &C; very finest, 8
SSSS 69sss Ties. Ri SEED article for 81
H Init tit Tee. sc &c sI very finest, 81 Is.
have also .ss Of Ss ss. fSs IN
Also, an extra English Breakfast Tee.
FLOUR, &c.
,Welchs, Rays, Tenneys and other brand. OF
Flour, all at lowest possible prices.
Ten pounds Lard for q.
Golden Col s,IuR, per s.lIon, 7se; our bes. q.
Nine pounds New Prune-. Ell
Peanuts, half bushei for 81.
BRANDY, GIN, &C.
Pure French Brandy, per bottle ..... o, :.
California =
Pure Holland Gin -
Angelica ana Mnscs,., NJ. lW
hisky, i've years old. M
Sweet Csta~ba Wine, 81 per gallon. 'N
G. 3. O'HARE q SOW,
fe2o-r 1918 1th street N. W, between NJ aud n
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DYING FROM WOUNDS INFLICTED BY HIS
BRoTHER.-Nr. John Kane, who was stabbed
by his brother, Michael Kane, the early part of
last week, is reported by DIR. j. X. Riley, his
physician, to be In dangerous state this morn
ing, from secondary hemorrhage. Michael Kane
has not been seen since the stahbing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-03

TRUSTEES SALE or WARY PROPERTY
Yesterday afternoon, Messrs. Green s William.
sold BY public auction the wharf property AT
the intersection Of It'll and Water streets. known
n 3. p. Brown & Sons wharf, TO Mr.. Amos
Piekard, OF Bangor, Maine, for - 80. The
property consists OF shout 5000 square feet OF
ground, enclosed, and improved by q warehouse
and stable and . Substantially built wharf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-03
Preparing for the Emancipation CeIc.
bfafiOIp.

MEETING OF THE DELEGATES LAST NIGHT
Another meeting of the delegates from the
several legislative districts for the purpose OF
making arrangements TO celebrate the 10th of
AZ Mon League Hall, DIR. j. l.. y. Bowen in
the chair, and G.. w. Smith secretary
The chair stated that Henry johnson had de-
clined the ehairmanship OF the committee on
reception; and, on motion, Jerome A johnson
was appointed i'm his place.
Mr.. John n. Gray stated that he had seen
from the EVENING STAR that he had been
elected Chairman OF the finance committee
but he had not been notified officially of the
TACT, therefore had taken no steps towards the
fulhllment OF the duties. He desired to receive
an offlcial notice, and also TO be notified who
were his associates, so that he could call a meet
ing of his committee. He felt earnest i'm The
work, and desired to make success OF the celc-
bration, therefore he suggested that each dis
triet should be taxed prooortionate amount to
cover expenses.
Mr.. W. ii. Barker moved that each district
De assessed SO. After debate this was laid on
the table. motion was then IN ade TO tax each
delegate 81 This was earnestly opposed by
some, and after another debate the motion was
laid on the table. The motion to assess each
district was then renewed and adopted The
Chair directed that the amount be collected
ana PAID IN 10 the charm OF the finance COM
mittee at the next meeting.
Chief Marshal j. 4. johnson then announced
his list OF star officers and aids, but stated that
several changes would have to be made on ar-
count OF members declining. and he would re-
serve the list from the public until the next
meeting. He stated that he had called upon
the Secretary of War, who had promised all the
assistance in his power in the way of furnishing
iags, banners, and a field battery for the pur-
pose OF firing salute. He had paid visit TO
.'old probabilities" who had assured him that
they should have pleasant day for the cele-
bratOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-03

The CASE OF WILLIAM p. BUTLER, CHARGED
WITH OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE
PRETENCES.-The New York Herald of last
night says: civilian p. Butler who was held
on Monday for examination on the charge of
attempting to swindle Louis Schepp, OF $50
duane street, was identified yesterday as
OF % John street. OH a forged draft. On the 18th
OF November he went into the store OF Mr.. Col
gate and represented himself as Mr.. X. II. Reed
OF the firm Of b. w. Reed & Sons of Washing
ton, ID. G: He bought SE5 worth OF fancy
soaps, which were subsequently shipped to
washington, and induced Mr.. Colgate to
advance him $40 on sight draft on the house
he was supposed to be connected with. The
draft was sent to Washington, payment of
which was refused and the draft was protested
Butler for examination, which will come up to-
morrow at one O'clock
Mr.. VIM. Reed, of the firm of b. W. Reed
s. Sons, of this city, left for New York last
night, and will probably appear as a witness at
the trial of Butler.
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GARDEN VASES, Statuary, Fountains, &c,
HAMILTON q PEARSON, Y. NJ. q. A. building
9th and ID streets. 3Gao9
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A LEXANDRIA WASHING
"A TON X. Il. &c&1 n
ALEXANDRIA SFREDERICKsBURG RR
Cornss a. b AID StxfA Ssress
Local trains for Allen andria leave as follOvs.-sOs
eas, HE q; m. l'<s, SIS, 6.02, II IS Pm
no.si Trains from AieHandris arrive ss fsllows-
6;H, u, lo.Zs q. m, l:ls BIS SIS 7& D. m
aefon and Ohio r. II, - }" -
QUAHTlCo AOcommodation leaves Washington
';S 8 3; m daily, sye.gt SUNDAY:
leaves Washington i0sk3 D. I'M. daily, exceei suDdar
Through tickets TO all points South and Southwest
q sale Al Onces, corner 18th aud PenD.yi. A.
MIA avenue, and corner 9th Penu.yiy auis
where passengers can leave orders for BAG gage A. h
checked e al hotels aud residences Through % e-ti
nation.
:. s. YOUNG. Gent Passenger Agent. p,o-tri
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The NEW BOARD OF COLoRED school
TRUSTEES met last u ght at the Sumner school
bnhding aud elected Mr.. Henry johnson presi-
Nashon. Ryder and Ferguson were appointed a
committee 70 draft bylaws Mr.. George +. r.
Cook, superintendent, addressed the board md
schools Mr.. Lewis offered a Resolution -
seinding the resolution appropriatinz $500 for
the purpose OF purchasing portrait OF Hon.
Charies sumner, passed by the old board.
because he thought the money would do lie
most good IN paving the teacheFs' salaries The
resolution Was adopted.
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FLOUR.

Ssi ~ once, as we cannot guarantee the above m
Psieieo os prices for any definite length u titos
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ELPHONZO YOUN6S h CO.,
GROCERS,
fOCNGs,k MASONIC TEMPLR,
NJ. ~. cEAhs,S NINTH AND sfs. js-sr
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RAILROADS.

ID w..r, kALLk3 an ~, 2
soRE aud WASHINGTON AND rRS wRsf IL
ron BALTIMORE.
and les g m: Loo, ss 40, SO, go. 500 aid So
oNsCNpAY FOR BALTIMORE
Ssse 10 and SO g NJ, and LOO, s.ls, %, sec
For ALL WAY STATIONS
a " sS ns sseep' sunday, At as, SIS aud Ga.
owing s,aiors only viz B~sansburs' R, ne i9
Also, the Sis ?. m, will stop al yes-upk cot ara -
" .. m. at PENIS Crossing. 49, ~ 40
FOR ANNAPOLIS
LsA.e ~ - a. m ane ilG .. m, bat Do trains q or
ON Annapolis on sunday ~
, fok NORFOLK.
LesVe NJ 100 D. m, except sunday.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
lave Ssiiy, except Saturday sud Sunday a,s.,-
aud @ p and on Sunday a. s1.r ss :, Go ua
TRAINS ARRIVE As FOLLOWS
FROM New YORK, philadelphia al B,lt more "a.
y n m . and SIS sud e.ss p N. -
I'D N y n,,lsde phIn and baltimore at ssoam
aud l50, $50, SIS, IS, IS IS aud M a. n =, o.
FROM THE WEST
AfTiNe az l,se, 6.5S ana o. - o. m
Washington Station Ticket Orlce AZ al -, ~ ns
Say; also, At tn C0mpany : afic. - o. -. si
Nchne fasseI. EeTs purct asiIC tickets Il tbe A..
called for and check ed ~ their r.-id.pcs - -
iee"1' and Eui ,ntG ths eASgsge car.
fgr NeM f.rk, PhiiatelEhis and Bo-toa s4e al
THOs. r. SHARP, a. Master rr.ns,o,,.,,,,
l.. III. COLE, General Ticket Agent
VIZ. :. hoONIL Sen1 A'gt, Washington. jig
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-03

The ENGLISH ALE and Guinness, Dublin
Stout, drawn from the wood, at Miller & Jones'
can be relied on as genuine. Sample rooms
1928 Z street, National Theater building. It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-03

THH NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws per CT
per annum on deposits for each calender month
Banking hours, to 4. Saturdays, TO 4 and
70 B. Zt3.lst16
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IaWsse sTlfHe line ssBBE sI r. -,
ffi h1h, AND iSfhSL Hbkk ~ ss.sS;2

NAsE NGroN, November &, ls-a
Trains between " A. HINGTOS and SEw YoEK
a run a. follows:
FOB NEW YORK, lciihou ohasss az say..
Leave daily (excepi Sunday at s:OO q M . a, ara
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave dsiiy leHcept Sunday al a. N 20 and 8 u
on SUNDAY.
Leave for New York al $50 .. m, and philadelphia
only - ~ " M an
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New yors ans
Dston can be had st the Station Once a. an kours
Of the day. - ~
For Baltimore and Ohio railroad adver,i--uer, go
s:heiuie between Washington, Baltimore, Annapo-
TH0S. r, SHARP, ASH Master rransporta;iop.
l.; COLE, General Ticket Agent.
CEo. y. kOOkTZ, Agent, Wellington. le1
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use.
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-03

CONSUMERS should use from one-fourth to
one half less of Dooley's than of other Yeast or
Baking Powders. IL is put up full weight,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-03

c. 3. O'HARE . SOW,
fe2otr 1913 1th street N. W, between NJ aud
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SORE THROAT, Cough, Cold, and similar
troubles, il suffered to progress, resuIt in
serious pulmonary affections, oftentimes in
curable. g Brotcn'S bronchial rr0oLes, reach
airectly the seat OF the disease, and give almost
instant relief. I b q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-03

GREAT DISPLAY of Slate Mantels. at HAMrI-
TON " Parsons, Y. NJ. C. A. building, 9Th
and ID streets. 81 COP:
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THE TESTIMONY.

near his carts. Is certain that il was about SH
o'clock s the night was star.light one and very
and r and 10th and T. streets, and the nearest
is at the corner Of 9th and r streets. Don't
know that white man who lives in Virginia,
who drives mule, saw the body before he did;
him, and that the wounds were ON the head and
face. Some of the wounds appeared TO have
been made with sharp pointed instrument
Don't think the body could have been iyins
there longer than an hour, or people, at thai
early hour Of the night, would have seen il.
There were two pathways through the open
space, which cross each other. Most of the
people Of that section are laboring people and
mechanics.
Question.-would II be likely tor man to
carry another from the house Of the prisoner 70
the spot wheretA body was found IN the day
time without being seen by some oas9 =.
Wituesa-i doubt whether theyoould In day
tine tine. Tho deoeassd would weigh about no
By the Court Tho distance from wnshtp
house TO the spot whore the pedlee vas fSund
was about 300 feet. Don't think there Vas anV
snow ON the ground; saw soms blood, (spots,j
wnien n ne Isssed 70 the pavement on street,
05Ecer Charles Leach .-witness recollects the
finding Of the body on the night OF the 2sd Of
December; IL vas identified - the body Of SAM
his pocket; took the body 10 the sfsfion. and
the Inquest was held ON the foIlOviua dsv: the
body was mangled about the head.
Cross-examined:-it was about 20 or Is min
utes past O'Clock when he heard Q whistle and
went to the spot where he found Onicer New
man. It was pretty cold and mo snow WA ON
the ground; the body was little VAIN, but the
limbs were . little stiff: Found blood near
with Mt. Newman, Mr.: McDevitt and others;
this MAS traced ont to y street, and near the
oayb were some spots which theysHere not cer-
tain was blood; Wright was Win etsm 1t the
The New York herald., 1873-12-02
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ARIEL.

Particulars OF the Accident TO and
Sudden Sinking or the vessel-Prepa-
ration for q Court Of Inquiry.
YOKOHAMA, Nov. 2 1873.
The Pacific Mail steamship Ariel left Yokohama
on the 26th Of October, bound for Hakodado.
At about nine O'Clock on the night OF the 9th,
when about ITO miles from Yokohama, she struck
upon sunken reef and In twenty minutes from
that time was at the bottom. Immediately upon
her striking Captain Newell ordered all hands to
the boats, and, through the exertions Of himself
and officers, got everybody into them. Alter land
ing the passengers and crew Captain Newell re-
turned to the wreck, and already In that short
time the ship had commenced too
BREAK UP.
Not single thing was saved from her except two
quarters or beef, for which the sailors had to SWIM
The passengers, officers and crew did not save a
stitch OF their clothing except what they were
standing in. The loss OF the Ariel Is not only an
unfortunate mishap TO the Pacific Mail Company,
but IL Is q terrible blow to
CAPTAIN NEWELL
This omcer, who Is regarded as one Of the best
off1cers In the employ OF the company, has been
particularly unfortunate. About five years ago he
lost the Hermann about 10 miles from the same
fatal spot. Captain Newell has not yet returned to
Y0kahama, but is expected here tomorrow. am
indebted to the purser ior the account now send
showed them every kindness. They lighted beacons
as soon as they saw the rockets from the ship,
gave the rescued people provisions and clothing
and every facility to reach Jeddo.
understand that court OF inquiry Is to be held
as soon as Captain Newell returns