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MAOANE eOHLlDCKER,
lv1 TEACHER OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE,
Mademofselle rLOR1NCE eCHLIEOKE M flor
ten years pupil Of the beat masters Of the Paris
story Of Music) teacher OF the Plano orte
RHSiDiNCH, T3l 18th STREET, INV.
Circulars to be he'd ct the principal Music Stores
dee1-eo1w
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-Last evening Ser
geant Leech and Officer Aherpes were Informed
that man had attempted suicide on Maryland
avenue, near 9Th street, and going to the place
tn"lcstea ascertained that Philip Maggie, living
dose OF laudanum. DR.. j. r. Riley was sum-
moned and succeeded In relieving him. No
cause Is assigned.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ENRENCH LANGUAGE
Prof: Ii. MASON, of the Columbian Univer-
sity, Will begin his First inter OOur of Priya'e
Lessons, As also his Evening Glasses on TUESDAY,
"a December. Apply to him, No. 2113 PennsyIva-
MA avenue decl-eo3tE
M RS: $. A. PECK'S sELEUT SCHOOL FOR
Az BOYS, southwest corner 18Th and streets,
vii commence its second quarter NOVEMBER
ZfIH. NOVEL I'm
MT. VERNON INST ITUTE-Boarding sEd Day
~ echool FOR Young Ladies and Little Girls
offers every facility for the attainment of liberal
education.
Mrs. O. ". PAIRO, Principal
Mademoiselle PRUD'HOMME, Resident Teacher
CT French.
novl9 Wv 1880 street, Washington
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &C., Tonight.
National TAsater.-Maggie Mitchell in Fan.
chon, the Cricket"
Fords Opera Houss-''The "Seeret Mar
rage" and "Americans in Paris"
TRedtsr Conlilus.-Kate Fisher in "MazepPE
or, the Wild Horse of Tsrtary."
OrchestTion music at No. 46s Pennsylvania
avenue.
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celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hOOpskirt and corset factory, It'll street
Intelligeacer building. 10,2S
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THE WAsgINGTON STOCK ExCHANGE.-At a
meeting OF the members OF the Stock Exchange
last night. By. Barber, on behalf of com
mtttee appointed to visit Baltimore and confer
With the Stock Board OF that city, made a
report giving in Detail the mode of transactiny
business there. Nj. Dickson made a favorable
report OF his visit 10 Philadelphia. An amend
ment TO the constitution was adopted that ali
persons elected To membership should he bank
eIs and brokers Going business in this District
sdr- Hitz expressed his hearty Endorsement of
me movement foF stock exchange here.
Messrs. Dickson, Barber and Sticknev vera
appointed q committee to revise the code of
rules regulating the workings Of the board
Messrs. Hitz and Patterson were appointed a
committee to report TO the next meeting q suit
able place for establishing the same,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-05

TuRoo-RussIAN BATHS; ALSO, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, ut DIR. Shedd's,
o03 street. 5,20,6:
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FIFTH AVENUE has ne building more elegant
in its fittings than its immense ne W hotel, "The
Windsor" The names of Hawk & wetherbee,
are guarantee of its excellent superintendence,
not only for New York, but for travellers from
all sections of the country. 6
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DIED OF HIS INJuRIHs.-Yesterday william
barnes, brakeman on the Baltimore and Po-
tomac railroad while engaged in counting some
cars on Maryland avenue, had one OF his feet
crushed by one Of the cars running over It. He
was taken 10 his home, on L street southeast,
died last night, from hemonhses.
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TIE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY met
last night, and DIR. B. +. Craig, acting assistant
surgeon L. 8. A. and attached to the medical
museum, was unanimously elected An honorary
member Of the college. Schedule Of the in
ternal revenue law, regulating the stamps re-
9uired to be used on medical preparations was
discussed, after which the subject was referred
70 the s0mmittss on pharmaceutical legislation.
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INITED STATES PATRNT OFFICE,

TINITED STATES PArRNT OFFICE,
,hs .s,;,,s1 SSys%esT lSs9; lSs
DAYTON, Ohio, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to them on the l4th day Of February, 1850,
Il ordered that the testimony In the be closed
on the 18th day Of January next, that the time for
tied 70 the 80 day Of Januay next, and thst said
petition De heard ON the 18th day Of January next.
Any person may oppose this extension,
noyli-wA NJ D. LEGOETT Gommy.siorsr
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLRs.-Call
and examine the fire and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New
YORK avenue and 10th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, Jewels, silver ware or other vaIu-
ables. Rents from ten TO sixty dollars per an
mum, according Ia size. No business man can
afford e do without them, Take soarnisg from
he Chtcaao and Boston Eref.
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PRIeG's

PRIeG's
Fine Plated Jewelry, from 81 TO $50.
Fine Jet Jewelry, from 81 to $40
Fine PLATED Bracelets, from s2 10 $40.
Fine Plated Jewelry, from 81 10 90.
Alaska Diamonds Set in Gold.
Beautiful Styles Holiday Presents
eceived at Prigx's Jewelry Store, No.
ennsylvania. near X street.
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THE HOLIDAY SILK HAT will be issued by
| Wiilett & Ruoff, Saturday, December s.
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For RELIEF FROM CoRNs, BunIons, Club and
1ngrowing Nails, Vascular Excrescences, Chill
blains or other local omplsnts OF the feet. visit
DIR. Whites establishment, No. 535 18th street
opposite the Treasury. Office hours from a. m
to ID. m.
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II EAL ESTATE DIRECTORY 0F rH.

Il OITY OF WAsHINGTuN
In separate plss for each square q scale of hfty
and subdivisions, with date ana name Of same, cor,
ssetDess verified by VIVA. Forsyth, ESQ, City
improvements In each lot, and absorption of the
building material thereof, with the location OF Are
plugs, water mains: and fire alarm stations, and
other Information besrins upon the yslne 81 srnr
srty To be published for Subscribers only In semi.
Ing twenty -four squares.
WASHINGTON ID. G., peptember IL. 1877,
The public and those desiring sucn a WORK ar.
quest Of Messrs r N Fashtz and r. ". 'I Pr ss
70 examine and 81 -ysg the publication OF what il
styled "Tbe heal Estate Dtrec..fy OF Washingtsn y
aud they may be assured of te correctness Of each
separate square and lot part Of lot and subdysion
es the same are Of record in my office i"D
WILLIAM FORSYTH,
surveyor Of the District of Columbia.
1 also have agreed to examine the statistical IA.
Cation, that the information in them viii he eo,.
rect and in conformity with the Numerical BOOB
A0 0'n'' ''' WiG T pi aohaAs. Ia. oler.
After most careful inyestiga alton and inquiry We
5setory . viii Be- in every way re-,
Ri. e cur
~" TiToa SS@. Rssi S E q :' srSs:r.
Subscriptions and orders viii be received at the
a. 5. PnArr a Son, 4ol 9Th street northwest.
EF. N. TAxHIz, 1893 Pennsylvania aysnus
northwest, or in Miiburns new drug store. 'Hu'
svsnas rLIs sSs
%:, II b :: sa1 Of h:
'1 = sss ss ss:,i a.. ., .,
r0. 70 %ssn the aaa
u assured fR 1kA&1HTz'
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PoNp's EXTRACT is for sale at Wholesale by
Chas. Stott & Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,u
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ar AZ street
THR COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. 1,6
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:, To GET Rrb OF the ChiIls Immediately, take
DooleyS Ague Powders. They cure perma-
nently. eo
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BRrGHrwooD HALL Is rapidly approaching
completion, under the contractor. Mr.. John L.
King, and Il is expected will be 50 far advanced
by New Years day that It will then be dedi-
holders will be held on Monday evening next,
for the election o. Eve directors, and 1t prob
able some action will be taken towards the
dedication ceremonies.
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RRPrBLIcAS GAINS AT THE VIRGINIA ELHc-
TIoH.-At meeting Of the Virginia republican
association last evening speeches were made by
Hon. JAS. II. Plat, Col. Robert w. Hughes,
Col 8. Il. Chamberlain, Col. j. III. RIves Hon.
W. II. H. Stowell, and others. Some OF the
speakers stated that notwithstanding MANY
thousand colored men were prevented from
voting by intimidation and other means the
vote for Col. Hughes was I 800 greater than that
cast for General Grant; and that the returns
show a republican gain Of twelve thousand
white votes.
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TIE BOARD OF POLICE at their meeting YES.
terday afternoon accepted the resi- gnatfon OF
Private l.. p. SeibOld, to take effect on the Is
instant. Ezekiel M. Grim was appointed ar
additional private, to do duty at the Northern
market for six months, Priyates . ...cnse
Aherne and Samuel p. Hineline were repri
msnded for violation of the rules and regula
tions, and gross neglect Of duty.
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COHEN LOAF. OIHICE, Cbvsw ef TIA Ssysss
~ asd NsS York Acea.s, entrance on lew ~
e 6. ~. nsesy iose.S = sSs lcvs.s 20 =
Of interest on Gold and eilver Wstchso, Dia0onds,
oentlsnssS 0loshiaS. OsE1sb = N eEsIeles
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IMPROVEMENTS ORDERED By THE BoAR6
OF PUBLIC WoRKs.-The superintendent of
foads has been directed to construct bridge
streets, Hnlsdale. The boarG nsss been notified
that the law against driving carts ana sns
over brick payements is violated all over the
city, and request has been made that the po-
lice force be Instructed to rigidly enforce the
Jaw. The superintendent of roads has been
instructed to put IN A-inch pipe culvert, q
feet long, on the Anacostia road, In place OF
plank culvert, broken down. Two hundred adj
dihonal street lamps have been ordered OF the
Contractors FOR use on newly improved streets.
, 1873-05-29

pHmADELrn1A, May 2s.-Daee Dall-Ath1etice,
0; Baltimore, 4.
BA4r1Monz, May 2a.-To-day was tho second
day Of d the spring meeting Of tho 1i M1a.yia1nd y,1
was won by Eolus beating LochIel, Wheally,, and
John hoaton, in tho ordor namoa. Tlmot 2:4394.
Tho aocond race, Chesapeako atakee, for g.
year olds, ono mila md aquartor, was won BY
Lizzie Lucas beating Satire and Mimic W., In
tho order named. Time, 2.1614.
:. Tho third race, milo heats for all ages, beat
threo In FIVE, was won by FadlAloon, Jury Sec
1:471{.
The fourth race, dash Of two and a half miloA
for all ages, Was won by Village Blacksmith,
beating Tetotal. Time, AGA.
Special Dispatch to 1he chteaoo Tribune.
NEW YoRK, May SAN immenBo crowd as
aembled at Fleetwood Park today, to wltnesa
the great trot for $4,000, botweon b. II. Hun
i. tyfsy e. Gonoy formerly DopRo and ,s1a;tc b. T.
before tho start at q to against tho fold, and
30 firm vas tho faith Of her afin1rera TINT 9l00
was of1ored In the second heat to her drlyor
to :sivo over tho ribbons to another thor
mar, oonloy won tho first heat
In gallant stylo, and tho botttng beoamo oyon
between him and HuntreRH. 1Ie won tho second
, 1873-05-29
SPRINGFIELD.

Contract Awarded for Copying tho
Laws md Observation-Disclosures
Decoration Dny.-Conf1tct OF Author.
ity Hetxveen tho Mayor and CITY
Council.
Special D,.patch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
8PH1NdF1EID, Msy 2a.-The bids for copying
the Laws and journals Of tho Twonty-eghth
Gonoral Assembly we're opened at 8 p. m. to-
day, sud woro, per hundred worda ". Kimball,
cents; Thomas Winter, 5 cents; benjamin
Ivos, q ITO cents Afr, H. H. Mason, s cents
J. q. @. Irwin 4 1-5 cents; J, F. Allison,
~ conts i; Thomas 8. Rankin, ~
cents proscoe Wright, 976 cents ;
J. P. Baker, conts J. ". Allen, 89{ ocnts
". P. Emery d Co., 1-16 cents, ". H. Y. Ray
mond, az cents; 4. A. Rover, 49-10o cents
Frank Horny 2 05-100 cents 4. H. Dawson, 4
cents. The contract was awarded to Emery &
Go. Eight and ton cents has been paid for the
came work.
Gov. BcvorIdgo pardonod, today, j. Fl. Davis,
Of Adanna County, convicted Of larceny in May,
1868, and sentenced to twelve years in the pcni-
The North Aurora Butter and Choose COM
pany, capital $1,000 filed articles Of association
Tho Grand Army Of tho Republic Of this city
has completed Its arrsnngement3 for decorating
tho eoldiers' graves at Camp Butler on May so.
Judge Charles Steele, Of Mattoon, will deliver
tho GRAFTON.
The Warehouse and Railroad Commissioners
lsad second meeting to-day, and nothing has
transpirea Of Hhht was done.
Recently tho City Council Of this city passed
an order providing that tho Council should meet
tn regular session each week, attempting in a
nmal way to initiate tho action Of Congress-
during Johnson's administration. This was done
as check on Mayor Hay. who IL politically op'
poaed to tho majority Of the Council: Tho Mayo.
promptly countermanded tho order on tue
ground That tho City Charter provides expressly
for only twelve regular moetings each year, Of
ono each month, and il any others woro to be
hold thoy must be either adjourned or special,
~ further provided in tho ohartor. Tho Council
ignored tho order, aud havo held their meetings.
The number Of Republican Counoilmon is exact
II a quorum. Ono Of them cnnourB with the
Mayor, and this leaves them aahoro, though they
still meet woekly. Tho Mayor to-day obtained
the opinion Of Of tho City Attorney and Gov.
Palmer as to tho position he has taken. These
opinions sustain the Mayor, and 1t is not i'm:
probable that soue decision or legal stops will
be taken to compel tho revolutionary Council.
men to obey the law. An interesting suit Ia OK
pected.
The new1y~appointed Canal Commissioners
met and organized by the election Of Mr.. Utley,
OF Dixon, Chairman Mr. Drhinarl, Secretary,
and Mr. Audoreon, Treasurer. Mr.. Utley ha9
charge OF repairs and improvements Of tho canal
Mr. brainara Of the books, paporb, and land de-
partmcnt of tho canal, with hin office at Lock.
port, and Mr. Anderson, Of financial Affairs. 4
proposition WAS discussed to uHo the 9l00, ,90(
appropriated by Congress for tho improvement
of the riYor toward tho erection OF tho dam al
Copperas Greek, and to thiB end tho Commits
oioners will address tho Secretary OF War.
, 1873-05-29
BOLD BANK ROBBERY.

A Gang Of Daring 1iRhyvnymon Nnid
q Hnnk at Ste. GencViove, NO., ana
EacnpGs
ST. Louis, May 2S.-A daring bank obbery
was porpotrated yesterday at Ste. Geneyieye,
Mo. Two mon entered tho bank, forced tho
Cashier to open the safe, and then 1nado him ac-
company them to the outskirts Of the town,
whore they rojoined several companions who were
holding their horsos, which thoy mounted and
rode away. A son Of tho President OF the bank
was standing near tho building whom tho mon
overpowered tho Cashier and ran: The robbers
fired upon him, and slightly wounded him. Only
%, 900 WAS takon from the safe. The money bo-
Ing in small bills aud fractional currency, the
robbers evidently supposed they had got all
there was and loft. As they rode AWAY they
armed men Immediately started in pursuit, but
nothing has yet boon heard from them. The
Cashier had q oonsultasion with the police au-
thorities this morning.
, 1873-05-29
CONGREGATIONS.
Walden, Miss. Almost Desfroyed'@
Loss ovcr s100,OO0.-Othcr Serious

Loss ovor s1oo'ooo--othcr Serious
FAres' 7.,,.
5or,s sat se'e Z 1a e sss's out IL Ss drug
store Of pr = F. Rsggett 9f aGefp9h1; th;, four
Tho town Isipg without Fo apparatus tbs l.ms,
t Tofe entee'S aote , neyona o.tendoI to ta
!nsak ma1Kot me- o,. d u .,r1aead ,,svo
stroying ao 1no 'iro daa 10 Ill., ~ osa n"e "
9een tno Wofk OF IN ,n M IN mhe e 11e4 Gs
-. a'ssana " tihn 1oxa ~ aoddn. ia
a''a nG 19;t ~ reat,a 6m1tV "0'e
oo's c.;9f Msnafeh ehe n Tbo csi.uro Tr';e
J.sEsy11ME ftd: 'Sy Wis.. NAV 28.wTho FARMHOUSE
and contents Of John. McCathorn, Harmony
v1o tsHin a t,,e fami]v wv wero absent. Loss sbuut
40 s1S sS ~ ;ranranne sH1i, in tia Continental.
wv Nv nnT;EAaa NAV 28.-A dsuatch from
woat'a e station ANNOUNCES tho burning Of tie
~ na o'ttT thia " or;ne tia toa loss il
:: s1t Go, GloGn Ia,,rn,,co nno Az nh
S'1uou anauanncot 1{ 30 9oofUTo dro,o,ca, voidan
MEa1Pnls, may H. AS.ss'' .""n *
o'clock this morning IN Ilackmans saloon, ana
spread rapidly Il destroSGa ano sw9 n4uarsa ar,,
from ne Postonlco 70 % tno maao1ao n nm n a
tsinsa ii I'd r. s. WeiE $1,000; J; J; 4 4 Martin Tdn,
S3.oou; r.. U. Biaekmqfg, nS1,ooVi er nop. nna.
pert hawkine a. So9oo 6n ~: = aorIo 1o1o
.. u Dars, @Ao'uoyi ~. ~; IEIo4o9 ohn
A"H ns0ros ~ S111 80 1n1 Afouo,;o md
on, o9o IL; olarK, 1aeoo naon,s a.
odd nel!oWs LodgG, szvuo; a. al. r. non naaof'oA'
S5nuo 1tcm1ns1s'a ~ nn6 y !" 1iso WIN fTo+a1
AeKlin $1,000 I. u MeSrd "d StoguV =, 11,ar, Mar
| 9102, ,0G0. Insurance, S31,Uuu, Wostly III No"
/ Orleans: peutonia, 90 5,ooo dfeat "ens- 4'.
ern Mutual, Sl9,091 Ames@an Iaa- naa
| tnal Association, $1ooo; @ M;Vopooa, LUZ
don Globe, $3'9oo; osno,s ~ unhnJ"n; 11nr,. -;
Tho nre is supposed 10 Ha9e poen tno W. ~, ~
IN ncondiary, and spreSa 80 Tapaty snn' ~" ~"
| eoous couia w bavGu' LIZ n'"" 'n"s'0A ~ ~
, 1873-05-29

Nxw YonK, May 2s.-Tho Centennial Com
miBsionors held mootng at tho Fifth Avenue
Hotel to-day. rhoro wore present h1osars. Qor-
las Rhode island; Morrell, Pennsylyania; Lor-
len' Weut Virginia; Wood, Virgins. Stevens,
Now jersey; Parsons, Texas; Lynch, virgtnia !;
Now York. It WAS decided TINT tho Director
General haYo dlrect control Of tho operations
Of the Commissioners. and In tho absenco Of tho
EXECUTIVE Committee, full executive powor.
Tho report Of tho Committoo on Mines:
received from Commissioner Donohuo. OF
Idaho, recommended collection Of 9 full cahi-
nat OF minerals, which was agreed TO-, anu the
Uoveruors OF StateB nntl otherB aro to be asked
to assist. Adjourned to the SECOND "Wednesday
In July,
, 1873-05-29
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, MAY 90, 1873.

tant Attorney General, I find nothing In Tho
case which. in my opinion would Justify mo in
oycrruling your decision In reference TO these
Arards, aud therefore affirm It,"
MORE PEACE POLICY.
Tho Secretary Of tho interior, In Ills lattor to
latter to pardon Bautanta and Big Troc, tho
Indian Uhfefs, now confined In tho To1as Peni-
tont1ary explains. In addition to tho reoontly-
pubIishod statement On tho subject, that tho
1lrnt reuuoHt, dated tho q2l Of Maroh, waa TO-
vokod on tho 14th Of April In consequence OF tho
excited condition Of public sentiment at that
bcoaiso some objection to tho pardon Of
Bantanta hnd Big Troo was msdo by Con.
Sherman, Secretary Dolano Zoos on to say:
cannot omit to add that In my opinion Tic fall
ure to neot tho release Of santanta and Zig Treo
ont poaoeabte relations with the Ktowas and o.
manchcs and will bc likoly 10 result III hosttea with
theso and other trboa residing In Tho Indian Territory
thoir pardon, and to o1press my sincere hopo that
your Judgment will approYo tho aa11e.
poBrAI. CARDS.
The or1ors for postal cards received ut tho
Post Office Department aggregate a. ,000, 100.
About 5000, 900 have thus far boon sent to Port
masters.
WARNING 70 MEXICO.
NEW YoRK, May pa Washington! special
eays: The Administration admits that Col.
Maokcnzie did not pursue tho Kfokapooa
into Mexico without instructions from
Washington, and tho President, IA
made to aaJ that, III Mexico Is to be an
fSs Ta s for nsTt:y r1b9s5s % n n stsf 10 tas
tion II; and, Il tho Mexican Government COM
plains, this Administration has resolved to troat
1t as m Accessory as guilty as tho principal
Col. Mackenzie has received orders to externi-
nate the K1okapoos and slpans.
, 1873-05-29
THE MODOCS.
Movement to Capture Jack and It'll
Knnds

Movement to Capture Jack and I1ls
Knnds
sAN FnANorsot, Oal.. May 28.-Ool. Perry,
with troops 7 aud f. First Cavalry, mill start to-
day from Fairchild's for tho Pitt River country
to intercept Capt. Jack II possible and also to
loarn the temper Of tha Pitt River Indians.
Twenty Warm Spring Indians will 60 with Perry.
On Msy AZ one Modoo warrior, four chtldren,
snd one squaw surrondered
jim, }" 7 Steamboat" and Frank" aftar con
ference with G On. Davis and ride through a
portion Of tue lavA-bods. have been Furnished
with four days rations, horses, and springfield
r1aos, and started On tue trail Of Capt. Jack.
The proposition was made by them to kill him
or capture him with tho rest Of the band. Con.
Darls la satisfied Of their loyalty.
, 1873-05-29

DoaroN, May 28.-l1alpl! Waldo Emerson, on
hiH return homo In Concord yesterday, mot with
a:oor.lial welcome from his follow-tor,nsmen,
many Of whom turned out in body, and, fornl-
lug procoasion wit tho school, children, os'
coPtea hIm to Ills now house, which has boon
erootod during his absence. Mr.. Emerson WaH
muo}, surprised aud grasihod, and expressed ln
his own characteristic way his thanks to his fel-
low-oitizans for their k[ntnoaH A1Id aympathy At
the return Of m old man and hia daughters.
, 1873-05-29

EHUUAUIIITlE5s
WASHINGTON, May 28.---For tho Gulf and South
Atlantic statos and Tonnoaseo, BoutheaHterly
winds, rising temperature, cloudy weather, and
Btatos For the Middle states and Lower Lakes,
southweaterly and northwesterly winds, occa-
siona local rain, generally clear weather, slight
" lowor temperature, and higher pressure. For
northwestorly winds, rising barometer, occs.
sional rain, partly cloudy and clearing Weather:
For tho Ohio aud Lower Missouri Valleys and
thonco to tlo Upper 1Iissiasippi Valley and
Uppor LnkoB, southeaatorly winds, falling barom-
eter, warm and cloudy Ueathcr.
, 1873-05-29

loat and tho hctting- again changed to 10 on
him to 18 on tho fold. In tho third boat,
Huntress ran tho whole distance. aud, near tho
throo-qusrtor polo croBHod the track IN front OF
Conley, coming in first, Tho ,5ndgoe, however,
Huntrosa. 1ntonBo o1citomont prevailed. limo,
2:20, 224, 2:2411.
Tho acoond trot WAS for $500, milo heats,
bont in s, In harness. The contestants werc
b. nsney Ho blk Kn1 RI "ay o Kng and
Lady King being aocond. Time, 2:42, 2;37,
2:373G, $40.