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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-20

,. NJ s "a ssSSkSkkr SPACE.
HesdquArters for
foRElGN AND DOMESTIC FRuIrs
u.v.y. AND FANCY QROCRRlEs
hArANA AND VALENCIA ORANGES
IHE FINEST FIGS AND RAisfNs
CALIFoRNfa PPfk tSs sTsktt AAGSAA SRAPEs.
ioo ,bARkELs SELECTED APPLrs
~ BAkkELS CRANBERRiEe. Ixraa
FANCY GROCERIES.
rtnest old BRANDY, ImnortsS .,s ,,.r,
MNriSks; BUN and GIN, Mixed FRTNcaf' csMss
FRTfTs, Ss s' srTPi tr pound Imported CoSsERvi
Large stock Of STAPLE GROCERIES =, m.
cSl-lY
- TEAS! TEASi
n an recefvfnG q lsrse suppiy Of remarkably e,s
SkkkN ana BLACK TEA. such = h rerrlx eo.r.-s
IN the country, and st moderate price,
Il nave fair and pslafable BRfAKG FAST rRa -
% cents per pound. IL Is pure.
o,. n. W. BuRcBELL,
ocA 1857 street near rbbift Hoass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-20

For SALE CHRsF.-One complete Washing
ton Light Infantry Uniform. Win ahsr 70 IL
any size purchaser. uAsDH BRes.,
Corner eth and ID streets.
FINE CASHMERE SHIRTS cut to iii like ,sre.s
shirts. and fine black Neckties that do not crock:
both of my own manufacture.
Now making, Jumpers and overalls for all
trades. GEO. &. HsNNTNG
No. 41o 7th street.
II. WILLIAM has just received splendid live
of Dolmans, Sacques and TslnnAs for spring
wear. Is also selling at ene-fourth the regular
rFfee a large lot OF Flowers and Jet Trimmings.
9eS Penna. avenue, Cite Trevise, Paris.
RRowxsox's Review, CAruoLIc WORLD
Quarterly Review in this District; subscription
So year, e1.25 each number. March number
Of Catholic World isreceive1.
NEGLECTED CorsHs AND CoLpe-rew are
aware OF the Importance Of checking Cough
or Common Cold" in its first stage; tha4 which
in the beginning would yield ~ aBropns Bvoa-
chidI 1sockes," If neglected, 9ften works upon
the Lussgs. eos
PoND's ExTRAoT-For twenty-five years the
peoples remedy, for what7 See Ponds Extract
Book. 2,lssS5
SOUND FEET being Indispensable to health
AND comfest thousands Of persons come from far
and near TO visit DR.. White. the well known
Chiropcdist, No. 635 18th street, opposite the
treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, Sc,
and advice "a to suitable shoes.
WILCOX q GIss's SEwISe MACHINE. The
celebrated Bszaar Patterns Agency at Chas.
tntelhgencer BUILDING. 1928
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
And made to order by Hempler. near ~ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-20

AUCTION SALE OF EOoKs.-Thfs (Thursday)
evening, commencing at O'clock by Messrs
Latimei Oeary, corner Pennsylvan avenue
and It'll street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-20
General Garrinxtea-s Claim.


nittee on claims a petition of Mr.. T.. q. CaE-
rington, Of this CITY, for 81 $500, which shs
petitioner claims a. due him GA account Of his
1seney IN The co1sscation OF property in the
District OF Columbia during tie xe bellion, and
While he was L nited States district attorney for
he District The petition covers tyenty-three
printed pages: Mr. Darlington gives his little
account az follows: ! q fen per cent &C mmission
On 50, 600, amount rest-ed from sales0f eonfis-
eated property in the District Of Columbia
PT2n; amount earned Snd not received, from
April % TO december 81, .S62. S1.Z15.s; aggre-
gate amount for reports and opinions, at the
request Of the Attorney General. in applications
y the President for pardon, $500 The >;ebit
SIDE OF the account is as follows: By amount
realized from coEfscsted property, after paying
assistant attorney and Others, saw SSle,I
amouns received a. salary, July IL, 1861, as cap
tain OF company a, Union N0iS nteers, ID. c.
the whole think vas not entstled by law at
me time 20 receive, as 1 was pat OF the time
u ;: attorney for the District of Columbia. and
received pay for my services in that Office,
$500; interest thereon from JULY Is, 1861 TO
December 81, 1s6i, abou. slO..9; ane finally to
saianee IN nv favor upon this statement of the
account, s2,H649- Mr.. Darlington teen goes
on 70 vaunt his services as an original Southern
tniOnist; says at the peril Of life and limb he
made speeches in Virginia against secession;
raised and commanded the first military COM
pany in the District of Columbia, Sc, Sc,
and ends with pathetic appeal for the aInG1nt
Of the claim 1t seems that the committee do
not look at the mater in the same light az he
does. and that Mr.. Darlington will not get the
amount Of his little bin.
EPISCOPAL BOARD OF MIssIoSs.-LaSt even
ing the Maryland AUXILIARY of the board of
missions OF the Protestant EPISCOPAL church
held session st the Epiphany church. After
sevotonal exercises, Rev. Bishop Littleiohn of
long ISland- delivered an address on the new
catholic movement" in Germany. He claimed
That the movement wSs but the outgrowth of a
division which had PREVAILED ever since the six
church.
20 DISTINCTION AMONG CHRISTIANS ON Ac-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-20

THF NEW and extensive Photographic gallery
or Rice has just been opened Sn PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. between nth and 18th streets. IL will
only De necessary fer the publieSO get glik pse
of his spacious ROOFS and fine work to make nm
their mimi that his establishment is the one for
satisfactory pictures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-20

ton Light Infantry Uniform. Win After 10 IL
any size purchaser. HAeLE BRes,
2 Corner It'll and ID streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-20

GKNERAL EMPLOYHINf OTfICR.-An Psr-
;Sc en- T:s18 & sTPlS{ odss ssst1 M =: e
$500 ess.sss Q and B g., vhsss tssdr order ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-20

PONDS ExTRACT-F0r tgesfy-five years the
peoples remedy, for what7 See Ponds Extract
Book. as-S5
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14

A kings fool who was condemned to die
was allowed to choose the form of death, and
chose old age. An Iowa girl being asked
what form of death she preferred, remarked
that if she must die she preferred to be snfoth-
ered-with kisses. 5
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14

The longer / live the more certain I am
that the great difference between men, the
great and insignificant is energy, invincible de-
termination, an honest purpose, and then
victory. That quality will do anything that
can be done in the world and no circumstance,
no opportunity, will make two legged crca-
tue man without it.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14

1 SAY.--An old gentleman who was in the
habit of prefixing 81 say !" to every sentence
to which he gave utterance, having heard that
his man-servant mimicked him, he thus adj
dressed the ill-behaved domestic, when he met
him, 81 say, John, they say that you say that
say Il say and if do say i say, that is
no reason why you should say say say,
Il say John. +"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14

A shrewd old gentleman once said to his
daughter, a Be sure, my dear, you never mar
ry poor man, but remsember that the poorest
man in the world is the one that has money and
nothing else"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14

As schoolmaster was employed the other
day in Scotland in his delightful task" of
teaching a sharp urchin to cipher on the slate,
the preoocious pupil put the following question
to his instructor sWhere diz a. the figures
gang till when they're rubbit out?"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14

There are two considerations which always
embitter the heart of an avaricious man the
one is perpetual thirst after more riches, the
other the prospect of leaving what he has al
ready acquired. M
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14

How often it happens that in our relations
with the people around us, we forgive them
more readily for what they do, which they can
help, than for what they are, which they car :
not help.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14

The editor of the Bucks county Observer
calls brother editor, living in Trenton, con-
victed blackmailer and embezzler, a 'virulent
skunk, monkey -heaed, baboon-faced crea-
ture,' 'foul-mouthed pup and other things.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14

HARD TO PLEAsE.-The Danbury News
doesn't like the Patent-O Office reports. The
characters are overdrawn, and there isn't poi
soning and shooting enough to keep the read
er interested
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14

FLOATING down the sea of matrimony, by
the light Of the honey moon, !" is the way
city editor touchingly alludcs to the marriage
of his son.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14

Success rides on every hour grapple it, and
YOU may win, bat without grapple it will
never go with you. Work is the weapon OF
honor, and he who lacks the weapon Will
never triumph.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14

ssMassa Christopher Columbus was queer
man, said negro orator " notion cross
ed him one day, and den he crossed an ocean. F"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14

Sincerity is, speaking as we think believing
aa we pretend acting as we profess; perform
ing as we promise and really being as we pre-
tend or profess to be. -,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14

It is not in the tempest that one walks the
beach to look for the treasures of wrecked ships,
but when the storm is past we find pearls and
precious stones washed ashore.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14

No other creature has the hold on Heaven
that mother has.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14

Blessed be the chastisement, however bitter,
which purifes the heart for Jesus. Love
never gives one blow too many or too hard
iTfal3,Zer II,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14

Truth is immortal; the sword cannot pierce
it, fire cannot tolsupe it, prisons cannot IN.
carcerate it, famine cannot starve it.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-05-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

Sounding brass is heard where silent silver
passes unnoticed.
, 1873-01-29
nailroad Accidents

s,.e;af Despatch to The chieaoo Tribune,
DrBrouE, Jan. 28.-A freight tram south on
the River Railroad ran into an insane woman,
s;tt;nr m the ond of trestle bridge, i've miles
narte north Of II TGuttenburg The engine knocked her
~ Ihe ~ hr;dre and injured her 40 badly as to
1andar necessary an amputation of one log.
t ppessA t. ane ta.tegn essego 7esss a4pEess last
,,;rht m the Michigan Central ren into the head
Of % freight train bound West, which had backed ed
on on = siae,track, but left it's engine, and one or
W Two cars s projecting On the main track. No lives
were y lost, but both engines and several cars
"1le Dprno1T. @ Jan. 2s.-on Sunday. afternoon,
Giles Downer, wife, and son were sleigh-ridlng
in = road running parallel With the Michigan
Central Railroad track, at Wayne, when the
horses gave spring, landing With tie slelsn na5s
ine. Tho sleigh was demolished, Mrs. Do"ner
was s Killed, aud .1r. Downer and his son were
bruised.
, 1873-01-29
DETROIT.
a Hu4batad Hkidnnps Ezis wife, and
FIceE TO Canada to Avoid Arrcst-Tnc
Frp.rEst MISUNDERSTANDING.

a Hu4batad Ekidnnps Xzis Wife, and
F1cek TO Canada to Avoid Arrcst-Inc
Freight G3lockade-Suicidc.
Sreeial Deepatch 70 The Chicago 277o'ne.
DETROIT, Jzn. 29.-1lrE. Louisa Chase, who
left her husband, james Chase, on Dec. 81,
going to her mothers house in Pontiac, and who
With baby 10 months old was forcibly taken
from there BY ler husband and few otherH on
the 7th tust waa fo11nd in thia city. yeaterday,
by detectives employed by hor friends and taken
back to Pontiac. Two of the men engaged
in the Kidnapping have been arrested
and taken to Pontiac, where an examination Id
being held. The husband, Chase, Is IN Windsor,
hevoud the reach of arrest. It 1s stated
.that Mrs Chaee left her husband on account Of
his violent and dangerous temper. Where Hhe
hrs been since she was kidnapped is still mys-
3erv Chase is Canadian, and said to be partly
of Indian blood.
The Board Of Trade to-day sdopted 4 rosolu-
;tion appointing Committee to inquire into the
remedies for the fEightful blockade at this point.
Duane Doty has declined the appointment as
Superintendent Of the House Of Correction, cnd
xemains Superintendent Of the Board ct Edu-
cation.
The body OF an unknown man WIS found yes
terdRy, hanging upon tree. i'll Greenfield Town
ship, three or four miles seuth Of this city. It
was frozen and covered wish :cicles, indicating
that the suicide committed before the last
thsw. The body has been taken to the city Tor
Identification.
, 1873-01-29
DES MONIES.
Meeting Of the Patrons or E1uabundrY
.-SmHlI-H0X.

Meeting of the Patrons OF E1taabundry
.-SMnlI-Eox.
Special Despatch to Tie Chicago Trib"M.
DEs MONIES, Jan. 25.-The Iowa State Grange
Of Patrons of HuEbanl1y was in session to-day.
Eight hundred delegates are here, representing
seren hundred and seventy-six Oranges, and
large number Of the delegates are Ell route On
delayed trains. But Ettlo business was trans
acted to-day, owing to tho large crowd and M
eettled condition of business. An effort Was
made to reduce the representation BY allowing
each county to send one delegate for each fire
delegates now in this city. This was
defeated. 4 Committee was appointed
to draft memorial to the State
Legislature asking immediate legislation on the
subject Of railroad tariffs. 4 Committee Of
Thirteen WAS appointed on Amendments to the
Constitution and Bylaws. Tho Treasurer re-
ported $4,000 in the Treasury. Committee
iFas also appointed to Investigate the expenses
Of the State Grange. It is understood that an
investigation is to be made, very searching for
what reason the Grangers know best.
Ma ter D. ". Adams delivered an annual ad-
d ess this forenoon The sessions are a1l So
-cret, no reporters being allowed adnittance.
Tho first death by smallpox occurred today,
being small child. There is only ono moro casa
IN the city.
, 1873-01-29
at all marriages prohibited BY law shall be

void. 80,
The bill allowing the Governor to parole jail
prisoners confined for offences against the GRIM
tnal law, was paseod; also declaring that no
newspapers, stamps, or stationery sna4 a, ever
come into any appropriation bill In the oone1a4
In the afternoon the special order, being the
Senate concurrent resolution to engage IN
Official reporter for each House, and to ptos1oo
for the publication Of the reports, Was faaon Up,
and nftor discussion the vote resu1teo-yeas ~;
nays ~.
tho bill sppropriating s55, 600 for tho enlarge
ment Ut the House Of Refuge passed
The bill TO regulate the granting OF dsosees
was taken up, Considered, and engroesed, and
placed on third reading. It limits the ca.ises to
seven, as follows Adultery, impotency, aban,
donmont by either party for three yeaIs, cruel
and inhuman treatment, failure OF the husband
to provide for two yoars, habituai drunkenness
Tor three years. or conviction OF any Infamous
crime. The petitioner for decree of
divorce must be ablo TO prove bona fde
residence in the State for, TWO
years. Parties against whom Z Judgment OF
diyor,e has been rendered without other notice
than publication in the newspapers may have
the same opened at any time within two years,
so far as relates to tho care support and custody
Of the children. and they may further at any
time within two years after the rendering Of
such Judgment have the same opeoed and be al
lowed to defend as well on the granting OF the
divorce rs in tho disposition Of property and
allowance Of alimony.
, 1873-01-29
4 CONFIDENCE OPERATOR IN LIMBO.

Yesterday afternoon II. J. Howard, one OF the
nost noted confidence men in Chicago, was A.
,ested at the Crest Eastern Depot, by ohcer
Lschey, under the following circumstances An
o1d gentleman from Pennsylvania Was waiting on
the platform tor the departure OF the Eastern
express, when Howard approached him, aud
asked him where he was going. The old gentle
man having informed him, Howard said he waa
going in the same direction, After few mo mo
1istelr wnn the old man, he opened
pSie ppud SLOWED WED The keystone Citizen 900 aov-
m eTnment bond. This, he said, he would give the
old gentleman il be would give hm II TIE ean9a smn
man had lust placed the money in the bands OF
How Howard when Officer Lachey hid his hand o. Or
that gentle1nan'B shoulder, and Informed LIT M1
that be would have to forego hls contemplasec
tri1,. and walk with him to the Central StaGon
He ee consented 50 to do, and this morning Will b.
tried before Scully.
, 1873-01-29

ehow th@t t.voed's duties as Street Commits
e;piisf made it impossible for him to Do more re
fh.r attach his signn.ure to them tnhs ~
could lot scr1tinizo them. hpd hence could not
DO charged guilty Of winul neglect; but the II
Court held that = public officer, when he could
not glre proper attention to his office, had the
remedy to resign. At ha'f-past 4, the counsel
for tue! defence having no more witresacs pres
cnt asked leave to Introduce witnesses. to-nof-
row, promising to occupy lecs than an hours
time, and the Court adjourned:
Tie announcement is officially made that from
and afto7 Oh. i, 1873, all rates between the
Offices Of the Wcsteru Union Telegraph COM
pany for ten words. that ere now mora than
$250, will be reduced to thnt amount: Inns In
cludes messages to and from the Pacific & coas1. g.
The attachment on behalf Of William V. wat
sou, Assignee OF James u. 1ngersoll againss; i; a.
W. Dimmock, President Of the Atlan9e 9co Mnll va
Steamship Company, for the recovery OF S3S, ,ets,
has proven Intellectual The attachment, ~nen
PRESENTED 1t the Office Of the Company, vas met q
With certificate netting forth that Dimmock
had nothing whatever to do with the Company.
4 ehorif Jury has awarded Wemyss Jonson
sic. .000 damages in q suit brought " the Inter
against United States Marshal Sharpe. Inc
couptnint alleged that the Marshal exerclsec
undue violence In ejccting tho plaintiff from hit
Office, md severely injured one OF his arms: :,
The motion on the bill OF exceptions IN tut
Stokes case will bo heard on Saturday.
, 1873-01-29

house, and no now cases have made their ap-
On Monday afternoon young man from Khl. i;
amazoo, Mich, omPloyea in tho Esnnsss a l,a hub
tained other injuries. He is not likely to re-
cover.
i stranger, name unknown, Was brutslly muir
dnrcd NEAR Shawnee, Perry County. Ohio, on
Monday night, By o man named stookle: .x Ihe an
murderer escaped, and has not YET been ar
rested.
q. q. Grady, Of circus notoriety, who keeps
diggracefrl variety theatre in Fort wayne.
was brought before the Mayor yesterday
morning On tho affidavit OF Samuel E. Mares,
city editor Of the Gazette, for violation ct cty
ordinance which forbids s public entertainment
in liquor saloon. He was fined $40 and costs,
and warned to kosp ehady hereafter.
The eighteenth annirorsary Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Of Phi1aaelphia was
celebrated by that organization last night IN fne
and Henry Wilson were present and made ad-
dresses. The Rev. Dr.. Hall, Of the Fifth M ATs- re-
nue. Presbyterian Church, New IoEs, Kov; nh;1 ~.
Henry Warren and Rev. Dr.. Mutch1nore, OF Phu-
adelphin, also delivered addresses.
, 1873-01-29
CITY ITEMS.

The alarm Of fire from Boz 1851, at $3.50 last
evening, vas cauzed by FIRE breaking out At
No. 5e5 South Canal street, occupied BY I. Mar
shall, It was e1tinguished With slight damage.
4 fire occurred, about hzlf-past 10 O'CLOCK 1as1
night, at No. 5os West Madison street, ~ Y "a .
George Ker The cause Of the ire e9d e51 .baeot aot
~ a. +Io theatre. TIE house and furniture We1e
damaged $1,000. Fully insured. ..-.
Detective Ed. Miller yesterday evening recov.
cred the goods stolen from Lake street, 70"
doors vest OF Union Park Station, Lest SATURDAY
night, and arrested the thief, *ho gave tno namt
of Jim Blanchard. Tho goods were YAuva rls,a.s' -
room near the store
, 1873-01-29

Special D,x,utch to Til. Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 2s-There is large
number OF gentlemen here representing railroad
corporations. and localities interested in the st.
Croi1 land grant. Thus far, the Milwaukee d
Paul Company have matio tue highest BID, pro-
posing to build most of the road for the land,
but it is intima!ed that the other party will so
them better. and ultimately secure the chippe"a
MoSToosinar. Ala, Jsn. 2s.-Judse Busteed
to-day appointed II. Il. Lanier Receiver OF the
Selma. Rome 4; Dalton Railroad on bill tiled
to have the assets administered according to
priority OF claims.
C1serSSA11, O., Jan. 2s-The last rail will be
laid Oh :ke Chesapeake i Ohio Railroad ct noon
tomorrow, ct : pl.co called 1Ii1ler's Ferry, 9
miles atoTo the Falls Of the Kauawha- This
will complete the line from Huntington, West
Virginia, on the Ohio River, to the seaboard.
ClSclS,;AT1, Jan. 23.-Ihe competition be-
tween tne three trunk rnilroad lines, selling
tickets between here aud New York and return,
ended this midnight By 8 compromise, whereby
ell resume tie regular rates to morrow. Tickets
for round trip to New York sold Is lon as 90
tonight before tse compromise WAS effected.
, 1873-01-29
STATE. LEGISLATURES.
KANSAS.

SPECIAL Despatch 10 1ha Chicago TRIBUNE
TOPEKA, Jan. 28.-On the first ballot in extra
seasion at noon to-day, Pomezoy received 40
votes in the House and 10 in the Senator Howe
received 19 votes in the House and S in the Sen
ate. In both Houses Is votes were D. P. Lowe,
aud Is for DR.. c. A. Logan. The remaining
votes we're divided between Governor o.
born, Charles Robinson, John T. Nor
ton, John III. Price, John J. Ingalls,, and
Colonel Phillips. Pomeroy's supporters are
iubilant and claim that the Senator will be re-
elected in the fret ballot in joint convention to-
morrow. Everything foreahadows the return Of
The Senate, to-day, passed resolution au-
thcrizlng the appointment Of q commission to
make an investigation Of the charge preferred
against Pomeroy BY Edmund Clarke, the alleged
forger OF the Pomeroy-Ross letter.
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 25.-Speciels from Topeka,
Kan, eays that rumor prevailed there yeester-
day that Senator Caldwell would resign to-day.
, 1873-01-29
INDIANA.

steciak Dttpatch to The Chicago 1Fibunt.
SENATE.
kp1AsApo11s, Jan. pa large number Of
reports from committees were submitted and
referred.
4 Joint resolution was reported from the Com
mittee on Public Printing, which Was adopted,
authorizing the late Stale Printer to finish bind
ing the reports Of the State Board Of Agricul-
ture and Superintendent OF Public instruction,
E fna ~ INV greater price than common rates for
enailar work in other buildings in this City
Of Indianapolis; to finish the printing
and prcsswork ct the the laws and journals
of the late special session of the General Assem-