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ALLEGED ATTEMPT OF LYCURGus LITTLE TO
COMMIT sUIcIDE-THK TRIAL SET FOR MON
DAY NRXT.
A special dispstch 10 the Baltimore Sun,
dated Winchester, Va, yesterday, saws:
"Lycurgus and Oscar Little, the alleged fra
tricidss, are confined In the Jail Of Clarke
county. Their trial Is set for Monday, when it
will probably be postponed until the fall. Re-
Port here says the statement published In the
Washington STAR, md purporting to have
come from Columbus Little, spectator, is
wholly at variance with the account Of the
AFFAIR by that person the day of the homicide.
The statement that the shooting was accidental
is refuted by the finding Of the grand jury, and
by the fact that tho murdered man was beat
about the head after the pistol wound was in
fiictcd. The verdict of the coroner 3 Jury was
that Clinton Little came to his death from a
pistol shot fired with generalization BY his
brother Lycurgus Little. The wounded are re-
covering as rapidly as could be expected. Mrs.
Little's wound is the most serious, the injuries
OF the others, with the exception of Oscar being
chiefly bruises about the head, received from
the dubbed pistols in the hands of the combat
ants.
1t was reported on Monday that Lycurgus had
committed suicide in the Jail at Berryyille
The statement was incorrect, however, and
probably arose from the fact that he had made
such an attempt on Saturday. He had obtain I'd
bottle of morphine by some means, and DR.
Love. who was one of the first phi ysicians called
in, had severe struggle with him for its pos
session.
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GEORG ETOWN

INHALATION OF OFPICERs.-At the last
mceting OF Vim. Louis Schley Lodge, No. 4, 1.
o. NJ, of this ci,y, the following officers were
ed by j. \. Weiss G.. Al. f. Wagner
w NJ; Go. b. French L. NJ; Geo. W. Decker
X s.; Geo. w. EanenPer, F. s.: VIM. Doherty,
,te"surcr, j. n. Fan, Con-: s. j. Fisher, chap
lain.
AT the lest meeting of HermioDe Lodge, No.
II, X. OF p, the following officers we're Installed
C.: Ja7. F. E"sex, n. c.; Eugene Shekell, pre-
latei b. SInsheimer, M. at A; j. I. Wood, L. G. ];
j. Mock, o. G.
TIE STEAM CANAL BOAT Thom?s Wheeler
made the zip from Georgetown TO Cumberland
distance of 14S miles, In fifty horrs' running
time, s. ID to be the quickest trip on record.
RIN ER NEws.-The schooner II. N. Squires
has arriv~d from the Kennebec river with ice
for the Potomac and Kennebec ice company.
The steamer Lldy of the Lake arrived from
Norfolkwith a miscellaneous cargo, and cleared
Tor the same port.
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~The New York and Oswego Midland rail-
road was completed yesterday.
~Apothcr deposit Of $500 side tfl b IN
make in the McCool- Allen prize fight.
- The Indians in chihuahua are on the war
path, and have killed leveral citizers.
ga fire salvage corps has been orss uized Al
Dsltmore.
arA sSresk Of prohibition lightning killed the
d. yer o q st. Louis seer wayor.
ga Wisconsin sheep put out the eyes of his
shelrer by driving the she-rs 'uto them.
1These are the days for the toga. Fanny
Kemble describes the toga as sheet with q
bu.io'
0Mrs. Anrs O'Lea. y, q sister of ex- Con-
gre man John Mo-. ey, died at Chicago, Ia.
*.
ga party of neighbois call-d upon a Bowl
ing Green (ky.) wife-wbipper and thrashed aim
half an hour.
~Dr. Charles T. jackson, of Boston, the
eminent chemist, has become an inmate Of an
in me asylum.
~The town % Covipgtou Ky, lately al
low a circus to pitch its tent in tie cemetery
ior go.
6In Pulask county,. Ind, a woman's char
aeter has been decided TO be worth SIS, and a
mans $50.
OThe Hoosac tunnel was sdvanc 4 2Jl 1T
in june leaving i.t17 % be cui, or oi feet more
than one-quarter Vt a mile.
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DEoPosALs FOR HEAD STONES FOR Ma.
l. TlONAL MILITARY CEMETERIEs
WAR nEFARrMENr,
QUARTEkNAsrrK GENxRALs oFFtcE.S

QUARTEENAsrrK GENxRsLs oFFtcE.S
WASH NGToN. June 2, ISIS. \
ior the National Mili'ary Cemeteries, pra~oribI
is az extract:
Proyided, that the head stones required bv an act
Scitt,ed AN act O. establish AMI protect National
Ctueteries,' approved February q. lsi7 aud tho
- Nehdsiory thereof, approved June s. ls72, shall
ee % durable stone, aud II such design aud eight
~ sas Keep them Ia place when set aud the oon-
usct Ior supply ing the shall be Ar by the,
Secretary az War, sitter sixty days adVertss1nent
10 tcn newspapers ~ general circulation 10 .oue
sponsibie person or persons whose samples and bids
p ~ tne srssies' measure combine the el-ments
ui duraeiity. decency, and chespsess: aud the sum
OF one million dollars Is hereby appropri stsd for
saio pur pose out 81 am in the Treasury NOT
oiber Use Appropriated, and the SecretarY Of War
shai hr-t determine tOr 'he various cemeteries the
size and model for such head-st0nes and the stand
ards OF quality and color 20 the stone o. be us ant
bids shall be made and decided nth refarenc there
To- ana contracts may be made for separate guaufi-
es 81 .uch head stones; and the contracts made un-
der this act shell provide for furnishing aud se4tiIg
all the said head--ones, sRd shall IN the agere-
gate exceed the sum hereby appropriated.
The total number 20 be frrnsbei IA estir,a.ea ar
l55,s4
Specifications, describing in detail che standard
hNed by the Secretary a War, can he had appli-
cation by letter o. this ofce, VII &c also 80 ,caen
will be placed on exhibition within = few asy-
The proposals. should b. in seal.,d envelopes,
marked Proposals for HeafStones for National
military Cemeteries y and addressed 20 tho Quar-
tsrmAsier General q the Army in whose ONCE they
VIII be opened, in the presence Of bidiers on sat
urday, s. ptenber 6, ISIS, commencing Il O'Clock
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
o1srtermaster General, Brevet M-iyr Ceasr5l O.
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The Two MILE F. DOT RACE.-The prize plate,
valU | at $500, offered by Mr.. James Gordon
Benz EFT, for two-mile foot race, will be com
pet d for at Hampden park, Springfield, Mass,
on he 18th inst. The competi, ON is open to
undergraduates OF ary college or university in
Amertc :, and the ide.. Is > encourage the taste
for at1letic spoi ts, which are SO chara ctorstic
OF t1e English colleges. The quickest time
made by the Oxford or Cambridge men in the
two mile heat was minutes and 59x seconds,
but l. is not expected tb It gentlemen can attain
that spt ed without severe tfalDing. 1t is ex-
Iecttd, 4,VECver, that pI oper course of train
ing will be pursued by the graduates Of the
various colleges, and that the idea OF Mr.. Ben
for the race must be made by letter to Mr.. VIM
Blake, No. 151 Broadway, New York, on or
before Nondsy, t4Gh inst, and must be accom-
panied by catalogue for 1s72-73 of the college
Of the p'r>On entering together with satisfac-
tory evidence of such PERSONS connection with
the college. Parties entering for tie race must
wear the color OF the college to which they be-
long, and in such manner as to be easily dis
tnguished at qusrter of a mile.-Nelc York
4 mas. ....B . +.
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BUILDING PRRMITs.-A two-stoTy frame
stable, south SIDE side A S, rect, between 9th and
It'll, southeast, Tor s. W. Baker; a one story
frame carpenter shop, west SIDE 18th street, be-
tween North Carolina avenue and b street,
)uthe:st; six tWo-st0ry brick dwellings, east
side of Goat alley, between 9Th and 3Ih and l.
ard NJ streets, northwest, for John Myers: a
two-stoly frame dwelling, west side 10th street
between and NJ. northwest, for W. Clilds; a
twO-story frame dwelling and store, west side
DIST street, between Massachusetts avenue and
2 street, northwest, FOR ID. j. Cotter.
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GE0RGETOHS- ADVERTISEMENTS
Ri THUS bUWLING Aucuoneer; eorsetOwn
GUAKIpIANS SALE OF yALuABLE REAL

Estate IN ohGEIoWS, D. c. A.
the District Of Columbia, boiling l,e q special
term. Probate jurisdiction passed on the lst day
SodDs 5 AID ,s sny T rsnfS By 3
on ,ns "a day Of JULY ls.s the asasr.isns
adult heirs win cell At pnSic suction. in front Of
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 18Th day Il
July, A. d ISIS, the following described re. estate,
bali Of 10. No u Bssii .iditios, beginning at the
distance Of $50 feet from corner OF Congress
south line Of Bes strsa, res, eet thence .ous
~ feet; thence eat 30 feet and thence north 10
Also, the west half Of lot No 20, in Beais sddi.
ton beginning At the distance Of $50 feet west from
thence with the south side Of Beai street west 50
feet south I'D feet; 80 feet and thence north
Also: let No >, in the western addition to aeorse
Town D. q. beeipning at the end Of the third lin.
OF UP lot No s. and running with said line reversed
liz feet to the beginnirg Of said line; thence west
sonhery parallel viii GaeSs Street De s. eet tS
"a Fsl now Bridge street shsnSs viii said stree. 70
.cIibed at the hour Of 6 S'ciock p m iA'
third cash. bssn IF Se Snro = se
equal payments at six and twelve months fSGm dsv
Se hs Or
seEes - rom dsy OF sale at per cent per snnum
and the balance of cash payments Wthin i've day.
after day Of sale The II lie to he retained until
ali tt purchase money Is paId. III the purchaser OF
purchasers OF said property either Of said lots
shall fail to comply with the terms of sale within
ve days after day of sale, the undcrs gnel
the right to resell the said lot lots at the ri and
cost of the defaultng purchaser pui chaser after
nVe days further notice as aforesaid, upon like
terms as aforesaid, as to payment. All coATeyaa-
cling at the cost Of the urcbaser.
GEORGE SHOEMAKER, Guardian.
GEORGE SHOEuAKE3, Agent
Jyb-dtd THCS. BOWLING. Auc'.
A LII TIKI BEST CALICOES, II cents per yar..
"A "a ANDROSCOGGEN COTTON, Is cents
Great sacrifice Of DRESS GOODS to reduce :. oc a
by the first of August. q
s. THO. BROWN,
JySb No. I2l Bridge street.
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TEE TAIKED-oF Horse RACE Oh the piney
EIar. Corrse, ct for clock p. m. to-day
Of the bay mare, forfeited he st axes Cons q.
erakBe dissatisfaction exists among the spol n 2
fraternity in consequence. trot has been
substituted for the rum rg race, but no stake:
are up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10

THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS have directed
that 25th street, between Pennsylvania avenue
and X street Dol thwest be gra led. The super
iqtendent OF streets has been directed to sink a
well and erect pump on Elyars sSreet, Hills
dale, south of stanton street. Orders have been
issued for the grading and gravelling of 14th
street, from Boundary street to Columbia road;
also Tor the laying of brick foot walks ON 4,
street, between 18th and 13 4 streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10

"A DISTRESSING CoUGH causes the friends
OF the sufferer almost as much pain as the suf-
ferer himself, and should receive immediate
attention. DR.. Wistdr's BdlSdm of Wild Cherry
speedily cures coughs, colds, influenza, sore
throat, &c. 1t will always relieve consump-
ton, and in many well-attested cases it has eff
fected perfect cure.
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PROPOSALS.
Pi$ssSssS$HSss 81 sSss;S thB NJ
BbfLbiSs. At SssaIs Sffos, - G
oBETok oF srpxRvl.i~a AHcHtrRcT, a
IhxAsrkS DEPARTMENT, July 7, ISIS.

IkEAsrkX DxPAkrNkNr, July I, ISIS.
WROUGHT AND CAsT-lRoN WORK
Sealed Prolossls will be received st this once
furnis beng dri, erin htting. end s1ttns place
the wrought end Cast lron Work - eShloit-d ~
the dra~inss, Sescriest In TIE speeincArius :, .ra
b-sns, channel irous, ko-,. vroaskt ,.,s,e ,y,Ts.
cast iron brackets. &e.. and orns,-.,tsi ESQ iron
Sosth Wing q the Nv s,. I1s N, Nv 81 he
psIinents Bsiidiss, W..[a-ngtcn, y 6.
Pc i tns Srs ,rS, spccft esti9 ns, and schedule
An sc.re. rcSSirs w tSe esnsrsctor- to m,
we VS. IN pace VIII be fnrpi by the Govern
as tree Of charge, but will be erected b the con-
fHeprrsls will b. nis BY the riece, Iiues foot or
weight, for che various FIRMS u work A. csll-d f1r
IN the schedule. TIE work will not be sutdiyited
snlons different hidcers, hut win Be eonsit~rcd IN
the sggreg ate. The whole wnrk must be completed
Payments viii Be made monthly, d-dncfiue ten
pr eentum Until the nuAl completion OF ths con-
All bids must be Accompanied by penal bond, in
the sum ~ rfteen thca.and dollars. epO that The
bidder VIII accept and prform the contract IN award
I'd HIM the sufciency Il the security 10 be cartef
BY the United States Judge, the Clerk Of the United
sMes O1uH, or the District Attorney Of tbs District
The Department reser, the ri ght 70 reje any or
al bids, II u be deemed fNr the interest u the dow
eminent g 90 80; AMI any bad thst is not m ado on
the PRINTED form, 10 be obtained in this ,oe, sBd
does not conform In every respect TO the rcquirs-
merits Uf this advertisement, al not b. cOnsiaerl.
n her vii any " posals b. received from parties
q wrought or Cast Iron Work, ard who have NOD
the Necessary facilities for getting out the work
Pr posals viii BE- endorsed +" Bids for Irbn work
~ Roof uf South Wing e New state, War, and
nay, "a pAitn"nts' Buidins Wsshingt9n. 2. c."
ana addressed 10 b MCLLErT,
No ct4f SuperN isiuQ Arc hftas-f.
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FOR INFANTS

FOR INFANTS.
We mention few Of the many desirable Goods
be found in this Department
INFANTS FLANNEL BANDS;
FLANNEL SKIRTS;
Plain and Embroidered CAMBRIC SKIRTS;
Plain, Tucked and Embroidered SLIPk;
DRESSES, in great variety;
CHRISTENING ROBES;
SHAWLS, Plain and Embroidered;
SACQUES; LONG GOATS; WOOL BOOTS;
MERIN0 SHOES and SATIN EMB. BOOTS;
NURSERY BASKETS; PILLOW SLIPS:
INITIATED BIBS; NURSERY PINS;
POWDER PUFF BOXES AND PUFFs:
DRAWERS; RUBBER NAPKINS; LACE GAPS
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DThree Thousand factory operatives in
Alcoy Spain, have struck for higher wages.

Alc0y, Spain; nave s.fn'N1 TOT flgner wages.
nTProfesslonal gentlemen in Cedarvile,
Kan, 90 bareFC Ut in check shirts.
aSA Kentucky gent was bit on the heel by q
coprerbo ID which di thereof.
a1-A st. LOUIS lawyer foiled an irate steer by
sw ely un. dliing l. u--Urella.
1Western "Grangers" are using postal
cards - circulate tbelr platforms.
1"Post holes'' is what a gentleman from
the country styles letter boxes.
HIThe European and American postal con-
gTe,9 will meet at Berne on the h of Septem-
Der.
~ Noti,e is given to the Vienna journals
IT, at the International patent right congress VIII
conN enc on the 18th OF August.
1In the Connecticut house yesterday the
bill proviCing for the consGitut'oDP, convent'o on
was defeated by ISL to e5. The bill was de eeated
in the senate some days ago.
children in Brooklyn, New YORK; the first took
place yesterday, and was afforded by five thou
sand children.
ga prize of $500 IL now offered to any
female, re she me,maid or mere maid, who viii
out sv I'M the daughter of the happy New Yorker
V % .juts up the money.
~Papers of Richmond, Va, report chat a
very great interest in tempera1 Q has rscentlv
been developed in that city. A" the tredcs e. /
professors are included IN the new movement.
ga suicidal dry goods clerk in Bridgel ort,
| Conn.,, leit a note saying that + act was due
II asure having i.t d his he al on che v 20 J
body-''I can't stand it, and WON'T" Aud he
| didn't.
SThe Catholic priests OF Memphis have nos
| only given their congregation permission to eat
| meat Friday, but recommend 1t as necessa- to
health during the prevalence Of the cholera
there.
| sSA fellow who insulted lady on the SYRIA
| cuse Northern railroad, the other day, was led
| by the ear through the entire train, the con-
ductor being the guide, and deposited in the
| smoking car.
| svA party destroyed q house of bad repute ut
| Cumberland. Md, ON Friday night last. After
knocking in the roof they started q fire plug and
| the occupants out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10

fOND,s EXTRAOT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, teothache, sore throat, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
Iameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
hoarseness, diarrh9a, and all hemorrhages, etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that 1t Is a standerd
medlcine, treated of in medical writings, and
known to be q cure for these diseases. IN tn 4, IT
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a MAN KILLED ON THE RAILROAD NEAR
BALTIMORE.-DetectiveM cDeN lit rel )rts that
lie lett Philadelphia about ~ o'clock yeste. day
On the train for Washington, and while crossing
Lush river, outside OF Baltimore, the engine
struck man on the bridge and knocked MIN
into the river. He appeared to be labor u q
man about 4j yeats of age, and when the train
approached the whistle was blown aud the man
appeared confused, and attempted to run
ahead, when the engine struck hin and he was
knock, 4 overheard. Just as he hit the water
lac threw up bis arms and sank. The Train wa
stopped and there was no one around nv whom
any Information Of him could be obtained. The
rain then started on again,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10

TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLEs.-Call
and examine the fire and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
nnm, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take to1rniag from
The ChtcdQo ard Boston fires.
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WILLS FILEr.--FOar wills, partially o. oven
wee Md in the p, % t. Court yestsrdly viz
The v " O. Thomas T. Barnes, m lde In 1866.
CIV = $500 - Mrs. Cordoba Be H. IS OC1 II the
Washington Cisy Orphan Jim, and the est
Of bis e>tate equally to WIl. Glenn Tuck, rs
wife aud Children, appointing sid Tuck and
John II. y sche'l his e=eCrfIrs. The codieil,
dased 1868, increas es the guc ID MIS- Be III
TO $4,000, and lie ives 70 h faithful clerk
y. ). shaw, $500. In November, 1868, he
again opened the will, and besides revokiny +le
b. quest 10 Sh w for reasons satie factory Z }
himself 30 arranged the bequest TO the Tuck
family that each member would receive sc 900.
In subsequent codicil he nuiIifes all previous
addeBfa, and retstablishes the first docu "a an :
as his last will and testament.
Joseph ,SSeosOhn bequeathos all his 49, tie
to his daughter Sophia, but should she ule a
minor rHd unmarried he divecss his executor
Charles Walter, to sell all his property and re.
mt the proceeds 10 the Burgomaster of Herd
wangen, in Baden, Germany, to be by him di =
tributed equally to the children of his decess 4
brother there residing.
John l.. Roberts, whose viii bears date Nav
40. bequeathes all his propelt ", real and per
iJp,.l, including library and hOTS ehOld effects
% f'>N e, ana - his dau ghters, Lizzie o. arc
In ma A, 81 each, - be iucre Sod to Al { 10
tach ID cel tain coDtP renC.~S.
.Iame, Allen bequeath all his property to
his y e, and also appoints ger exeou' tx.
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~ AT THIS SEASON, Dooley's Calisaya is Just the
Tonic to fnvigorste and give an appetite. 1t is
worth trial. 81 per bottle. 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10

THE CO a. SOCIETY gave last evening
fheir hi annual excr'. ION. ard, as Is their
Gu, t,m- e. eItaincd the If erds in a most
deligbi,r' manner. The al encs of any confu-
eiOn OF pnpie@~ antrces chsracter1Zed the excur-
sOn of We te day ss upon their other trips and
tie triire COmp-ny uPOu the tceFs OF the Lady
Of the Like were JOYOUS ION the start TO the
Te,urD. The steamer landed part of the excur-
Oni : ct MarShl'l Hall ard then proceeded
downthe river about thirty miles and returned
landing the party at sharp twelve 1.-THE hour
prOmised) at the dock. The Chorals sang
veral OF their choice selections in the alter
cabin and on the forward deck, and were
loudly encOrcd. AS musical organization thew
are growing - be one OF the features OF Wash
inyton lie. and in the coming season will
doubtless exceed any OF their former musical
performances. They vii have, it Il sid, a
larGer hal for rehearsaIs and. in fact taIk or
building hall for themselves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10

WHEN YOU ARE PASSING Dooleys Drug
1t is always kept Ice cold and delicious. 6
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SUPFKRERs FROM CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD
NAILS, ETC., find immediate relief at DR.. Whites
establishment, No. 535 18th street, opposite u
5. Treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even in extreme cases, if none but
suitable shoes are worn. tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10

SPECIAL NOTICE. am selling from my la ge
STOCK OF spring and summer Boots and Shoes,
AZ cost. and many at less than cot, embra ling
Burt's New Por's and other STYLES of same, A.
b. Clast's at one dollar le,s than the former
price. Also general a ortment of other hand
:ome makes at a .critice. f. G.. Butts of
every description of Boots and Shoes for ladies,
misses, children and infants at cost and less
Our req iers will never be presented again with
families with rich and good-fitiing shoes so
cheap. G. +. CUNIINs,
81 $50 eth SIR If next IN corner X
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LON. oTvIcvRs ISsrALLxp--At the last
regular meeting o. Columbia I.od ye, No. I In
dependent order OF Mechanic, Deputy Grand
A rchitect n. G. Wagner inSflllot the follow Ing
OIicers for the er>ufny term: John Taomss,
wM; W wallsch Grant, J. N j. q. Wilson,
recording secretary; q o. 5. Jones. financial
secretary; j. p. Jacobs. t.easurer; Chas. n.
Weiss, chaplain; Fred. w. Spices, conductor.
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ARREST OF JOHN WALLACE, THE ALLEG I'D
CoUNTERF6ITER.-On the 25th of March y st
Deputy Marshal Creager arrested in Barton
near Cumberland, Md, q man named John
Wallace, upon warrant from United States
Commissioner Rogers, charging him with pass
ing counterfeit money. While under arrest
Wallace dealt Marshal Creager a murderous
blow In the temple with heavy navy revolver
and made his E. cape. Since that time Wallace
in the mountains of the Alleganies, where it
was found impracticable to arrest him. But on
Morday last Wallace having made his appear
ance IN cumberland, he was arrested by Deputy
Marshal Creager, through the assistance OF r.
s. Gross, sheriff OF Allegany county, on bench
warrant charging an assault with intent to / II,
and a'So on the original warrant charging him
with passing counterfeit money. wahaee was
brought TO Baltimore yesterday morning bv
Mr.. Creager ard committed to Jail on both
warrants. Wallace has been indicted in the
United States District Court for an assault with
iutent to kin n. II. Creager while in the dis
charge of his official duties.-Bdltin,9re Sun, 10th
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PEI, , .r5~ oh'h-s at the New York avenue
~ Church will be heard tD-night at
.--1 concert, and under the skillful hands
cf Prof Torrington, Of Kings chapel, Boston,
its full power of expression and vlriesJ OF tones
will be heard 70 the BEST advantage. Some Of
the pipes were taken from ne large Coliseum
or-an and used in I. is by the brilaers, Messr =.
Hutcbings, Plaisted IS Co., of Boston, and will
be heard Knight. The programme will be Of
the choicest nature. Prof Torrington will play
the larghetto from Beethoven's ID symphony,
also the following pieces:-A fugu by Bach;
@Andante," Haydn; "TanDhauser March %
Wagner; overture, Poet ard Peasant" Suppe;
sSOnata" by Merdelss Ohm; and in sll ten pieces
any one OF which will be in il elf treat. Mr.
Ever and Miss Bradley " III sing, and alto ether
the prograpre Is rich AVID varied.