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eminent German tpgedians, Bogumi
Dawson and Emil Dsvrient, died In Dres
den dusiAs tho year. The former visiset
this country In 1859.
Among the artists were Westmscott
the English sculptor; Kennett, sul'y
Ames and T. Buchanan Read, who wa
also celebrated as poet.
The dead lawyers were David Pau
Brown Of Philadelphia; Gen. Howard,
author Of "Howsrd's United States Su-
prems Court Reports and James r
Whiting, Robert James Dillon AMI John
H. McCunn Of New York. The latter re.
moved from the judgcship before death
for irregularities in the administration Of
justice.
Other notable deaths are those Of Eras
tus Corning, the New York railroad king
John A. Griswold, the wealthy politician
of the same state Samuel N. Pike Of opcr'
house fame, and James Fisk, Jr, the dar
ing operator who, in the last years Of hi
life, kept the eyes Of tho world upon hi
colossal enterprises and gorgeous persona
paraphernalia.
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TORPEDO PAqRNT SUITS.
Roberts vs. NiC|Aelas Ceyer.


Ths sarIo~ing = ths deesoa sendersdsy judge
McK0nan. at NAy Ten Of tAs Cisuuk Court In tho
above cAse:
In sbs Circuit Court Of the Uned s&ates In ard for
the Western District " Pmasyivanis.-R. A I.
Roberts ~. Nicholas 0gsr.-No. May Term
1874 Equity I.s.
November a. 1871 Bil fisd and subpens /.
aled
Subp9na and notice Of spp pncatioa ior peelmIp
afy inj unctiou s.zvei
Dacmba Is, 1919 MoAon for prexmipar In.
Junction heard and the Court bsing duly advised ,n
the pru!sss the injunction awarded as prayed for.
and decree aed.
January IA, 1879. Injsuction issued, and On the
9th day OF Janury indictment served personally
aud by copy. t..
May q, 1873 Rule issued for deiendeut to show
cause why attach ment should not Issue for contempt
IN violating Injunction and duly served
June Cd, 1873 Rule iOr attachment In this case
came ou to be heard and after argument Of counsel
pro and con, the Court being full advised In the
premises, the Rue is made absolute, aud ne sen.
tence of the Cont is that the said defendan, Mich
olas Gey1, be Imprisoned in the common Jail OF
Allegecuy county for and during ke term Of tc.
dsys, and that he pay the costs OF this pioeee
Ing.
June ID, 1873. Commitent issued.
The injunction In this case was 70, infringement
Of The Roberts patent Of No. --(caled the Big Pat
enth for incr. .ssipg the produetvsusss Of oil wells.
The act OF Infringement for which the lefendeu,
wss committed for contempt consisted In al ding
Alexandra narar in exploding torpsdoes in Of
wells being the same act Of infringement for which
lamar WAS also committed in he case Ne. Q, No
yember Term, 1866, - before stated.
The Court McKsnnsn, j., alter delivering his
opinion in the hanar esse, proceeded to sentence
Nicholas Geyer for contempt, and delivered the f,
owing oral opinion:
lin the case Of Nicholas GeyeT charged with tn
same oftenss, am entirely aatls6ed that there wa,
dnid present. In The Beeis weil at least As.IAar,
istimd..d to the cosnssi is As sosrss Of Re arsu.
men:, the presencs Of fSA IL Ne eel, ,ohether de-
.rsd or not, is an infringement sfhe patent, AIDA
'reaeh of the injsaction cfAhs Court.
Mr. Roberts. by bis patent pses a one of The ptp
eipal elements of his invention auId tanpiue and
wherever there is nnid SUFFICIENT in we'll, At the
time OF tine explosion Of Q torpedo, 70 operate A.
tamping. whether II gets there naturally or ia uu,
there artiAcially, his patent 10 nfringsd This ww
clesriy the case In regard to the Besls veil
bat hr Geycr seems to have been misled by
hsniar, who tod him that be merely wanted 10
make an experiment and DO not think. this be.
punished.
He also is ad,ndecd guilty Of contempt and order
ed to pay the cOste Of this proceeding and undergo
az Imprisonment In the county jai for ten DAYS =
hope this will he the ls-t of the Sc casts; because
" lhe mster comes to our notice sgian ~rwi'l bs
consrsincd to tmpoae such punishment As will tend
to make the decree Of the Court effec'uaL
June Film.
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Gonsu mpttOn has it's origin in a .scrofaleow
and corrupt state Of the blood hence the faacy of
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sumption cannot exist. Drs McCailurn's Root
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Try one single package by return mai li(price
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No Charge for Xdytoo snd oousultstion.

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KEARCEY,S
FLUID ExTRAoT BUohus
Il the only Kaova 1sSs0v ~ Briehs Dis-
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g sas Bladder sod is6amasssoa & tn Kidney.
ulesfstton ofths Ktaneys s.d BLADDER, Rstss'
s Tsi IL S.as.s, 2as::sS s. s.si Ss sa
feeblsd and Delicate oons1it1tion Of both Sexes.
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Of Power, Lcss Of Memory, btdsculty Of Breath,
Bssk, Flushing oftRe Bod, Sruption on the Foe,
Palid Countenanee, LaasiSIde of the System, etc.
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Il many ssse.:co: ss peculiar 70 i.a,.., she e.
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addressed
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Merchants. tAry-ra Justices Of the Peace, Land
AGENTS Oil Dssiers and Agents lnsu rance Agents
yxplessmen AID Other parties ia want ore informed
hat weare prorarcd to execute to order kinde OF
BIANKs, business or legal, +. quired in this com
munty
.JoDhins ,a&ronaye respectfully solicited.
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ALEX ND RIA,

FATAL CUNNING AeCIDRNT.-Chas Buchan-
an, formerly a colored office boy at the City
hotel, but lately the carriage driver Of Mr.. Ben.
Carter, near Leesburg, while cunning yester-
day accidently shot and killed himself. He had
borrowed Mr.. Csrter's double barrelled shot
gun, and while loading one barrel, the other
went OF, its contents entering his face and car
rying nearly the whole top of his head OFF.
MULE RACE was run at OpOssum Hall, OPP
posite this city, yesterday evening, the riders
being Mr.. Dick Phillips and q soldier from Fort
Foote. Mr.. George w. Harrison was Judge, re-
fierce, stakeholder, and heavy better on the
mule ridden by Mr.. Phillips, which won, thong h
the other made fool OF itself by reaching the
stake first.
WOULDN'T TAKE CONFEDERATE MoNEY.-On
the last return trip of the Mary land ferry boat
yesterday evening the passengers, who had been
at the mule race, having spent all their money,
had none with which to pay their fare, and
when the captain refused to take the confeder-
ate note they offered, they rose and attem pied
to command the steamer, but did not succeed
Gazette, last erentng.
THE CHRISTMAS of yesterday was noted in
Alexandria 0f for anything speciality for an
increased amount of drunkenness, debauchery
and disorder among the citizens. We are sorry
to add that the evil practice of getting foully
drunk on that Christian holiday seems to have
crawled down few steps In the stairs of life
and seizes and devotes to unseemly orgies the
merest youths and children.-.SentineI, last cue :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-27

1Jchn Yost, German. aged 40, committed
suicide in Baltimore yesterday morning BY
drowning.
0An eight-acre lot, about half a mile from
Leesbung, was sold on Monday to David Carr,
TOR S410
s%"The pink tights of her lovely underlines"
is what st. Louis audiences have been sdmirinp
in Lydia Thompson.
~A Michigan newsdealer recently received
this order from young lady "Send me A
Novel called buffalo bill and the dais dOius."
~When Chicago man "makes the round,
Of all the bar-roOms in that city he has an 90.
portunity to take 4, 100 drinks.
ga woman living near Altoona recently
entered a stable attached to the house in which
she lived, when the horse caught her by the
nose and bit II of.
AILouis Fritz has been arraigned before the
United States c0mmiSe'0ner ct Montgomery
Ala, charged with q making way with papers OF
value belonging to the estate of Q defaulter
The case promises to involve several officials.
nYHon. William Aliens eolered coachman
and German servant girl have el0ped and been
married. greatly to the condemnation Of the
democrats, who have just elected Mr.. Allen
governor OF Ohio on sstrictly snti-misceeenation
~The day when boy begins to feel uneasy
~ pelpg dependent upon somebody else Ia the
day ynsm Dis boyhOod begins to give way to man
hood. The day when girl fnds somebody on
whom sh>' Is willing to depend IL that in which
she passes rom gElhoed TO womanhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-27
GEORG ETOWN N.

CHURCH REoPKNINs.-The West George.
town NJ. f. Church, which has been remodeled
and handsomely improved, making it q very
Feat and tasteful edfce, will be reopened to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock, when there will
be services of a very interesting character. See
the notice elsewhere.
The UPTOWN STREET CARs.-The first of
the street cars of the Metropolitan line from
this place are too late in the morning for the
working people and the last cars at night are
not late enough for pleasure goers, 30 that the
company loses at both ends of the day.
A VALUABLE PREsKNr.-The furnaces for
heating the new Presbyterian Church on West
street have arrived by the New York steamship
They were given by the Simonds Manufactur.
ing company of New York, of which two of our
former citizens, Mr.. r. 5. L. Cissell and Benz
Daily are stockholders and officers.
REWARD OFFERBD.-By a notice in our ad-
veItising columns it will be seen that reward
OF 500 Is offered for the recovery of the body
of Howard T. Payne, who was drowned in the
Potomac river Sunday afternoon.
RIVER NBws.-The steamer New York
cleared for Philadelphia with miscellaneous
cargo.
GRAIN TRADE.-The schooner Kitty Ann ar
rived to-day from Alexandria, with 1900 bush
els wheat for Hartly & Bro. The sales to day
were 200 bushels at SLIGO to S1.71.
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Among our many readers there may be a few
who are willing to take the trouble to make a
right royal dish of q fowl which is very COM
monty despised as unfit for the table. For their
benefit we offer the following recipe, derived
from chef de cuisine who Is a graduate in the
schools of Paris at st. Petersburg. Select
young and healthy goose, well grown and in his
first feathers. Feed him for one week on we'll
cooked cornmeal dough or stiff mush, and give
grass and abundant fresh water, to keep his liv-
er in order: for you are not contemplating a
pate. Then for two weeks feed on thoroughly
boiled rice. If chopped celery or paTslev be
mixed with'the rice, so much the better, but the
rice alone will answer.
Our bird is now ready for the knile. Knock
him on the head, and cut his throat tenderly,
being careful to let him bleed freely. Craw him
without removing the feathers. Then in place
OF the intestines insert a large herring (Labra-
dor preferred), wrap him in several folds of old
linen or cotton cloth and bury him for i've DAYS
under I least three feet of good clean clay soil.
At the expiration of the five days exhume him,
remove the herring and throw it as far as the
strength of your arm will enable you to send it,
or, better still, bury it from five to seven feet
mel ghbors.
many waters and wipe perfectly dry. Put him
then into kettle, cover him (barely) with cold
salt water, and let him boil gently for an hour
or an hour and quarter: While the
boiling ls in process prepare the dressing a. fol-
lows: Take of best pippins (other apples will
serve. though not 50 weiD sufi cient q uantity
peel ana core tnem, SUCK anew cloves into each,
and place q small fake of mace in each core.
When the goose has been sufficiently boiled
and Of this the cook must judge by inspection
take It from the pot, drain carefully and ill
with the prepa. ed apples, the liquor Ia which il
was boiled being in the mean time concentrated
as rapidly as possible to about one fourth OF the
original quantity. Lay the goose in an OLD
fashioned oval Dutch oven, placing more APP
pies around and over it, pour on the liquor, coz
er closely, and apply gentle fire OF clear live
Goals over, under and around the oven for from
four to six hours, according to the size of the
goose, and until 1t is thoroughly done.
When done, dish and invite set of really
good fellows TO help you eat your goose. 1t will
De kingly feast. Allow three pounds to the
man, but II your guests are men of taste AMI
capacity, you may allow four pounds to TIE
man without fear of the goose proving too much
for their digestion-provided always that the
wine Is what IL should be.-From "Our NOnthIy
Gossip" in LiPpincohs Magazine for January,
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The yacht Americas ran on some sunken
piles at the Navy Yard yesterday, and knocked
q large hole in her bottom.
John lardella, in former years well known a.
the organist Of st. Peters (Catholic) Church,
Capitol Hill, died last Friday, at Piedmont, Va.
The alarm Of fire at O'Clock this morning,
nom box 50, was caused by the burning of a
staircase in a house on the corner of 18th and
streets. Loss tridpg.
From the publishers. r. r. NJ. Fsetz and y.
w. Pratt, We have No. OF the valuable Real
Estate Directory of the City of Washington"
TO 81.
A letter from Canton, China. states that the
Rev. John r. Newman was recently severely
injured by fall from his horse. At the date
the letter was written IL was thought some
bones were broken.
The attractive issue of another holiday num-
Der OF the SHHaay h0raiRg Gd<stte, prepared
especially in view OF the approach of the New
Year, as announced in our ad yertising columns,
cannot fail TO be generally acceptable. We
invite attention 10 IFS interesting columns.
Star Of the West Lodge, No. ] $50, G. L. % of
efhcers:-John 5. Valentine, n. f.; Joseph
Price, y. c.; John q. Smith, V. g.; Walter j.
Gordon, E s.; Joseph 3. Smothers, z. s.;
Henry Pollen, T.; Charles Hicks, chaplain.
The want of late night cars on the Metro
politan street railroad il still felt severely all
% Ason. The two hours from 10 to II would be
more remVnerative to the company than the
fve hours previous to 10, IL the cars were run
ming.
Equal Division, No. 5, 8. of T., last evening
elected the following ofiicers:-wm. II. Mum
Young, +. s.; Henry Niedfelt. r. s.; c. 5.
Hatch, A. X. -; o. Alexander, Treas; j. W.
Moore, Chap; X. X. Goodman. Con; M. Il.
Mitchell, A. Con; VIM. Phipps, 8.
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C1RCUIf COURT, ysdss Mar AytAsy.
Case OF Thrn yson v. Kelley; Judgment on svArd
Sullivan v Hill; judgment for aDount admitted in
deferdantb plea. Berkeley v. Allen; iudgment
against Thu mss Allen, surety set ssids.
POLICE COURr.-Jsfse Saen
To-day, Andrew Meade, grand larceny; Reform
school. Harry l.. Aaueam, grand larceny Of an
overceat; held to await action Of the grand lury
Josiah Lee, larceny; SIC and costs yoha Lander,
assanlt and batter; Is AID coats. Mrs. Catherins
Heriney asssnltine and resisting an otleer while
arrtsting her husband; 10 and costs. william J.
Dodge, charged with iarcsny: thnty days in jail.
John Armes, assault and battery; $50 and costs
b. A. Richardson, larceny Of one barrel Of cider;
$50 and costs. B. N. sherman, profanity; IS. John
Lopgley, prcf.nityi SIS William =; Walker, dis
9s: Gh.rss Garrolin. dlsorderly; es. AI6e!. Al
rs. janis Wilson, di:oEdsriy: Is. Jshn Nc Bon,
aid, discrdsrly; SIS. VIM seabriak, disturbing the
quiet OF Georgetown; s. VIM. Sanford, disor-
derly;s9 Patrick Price, disorderly; IS. Robert
Jon.s, Disturbing the quiet Of Georsetovn; ss.
Bernard Shesrer, selling liquor without license;
Slto. An appeal taken. Thomas Hurlihy, same
charge; $40. VIM. b. barley, charged with same;
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- Women. naturally, are not as shy a

- Women. naturally, are not as shy as
men.
ga country clergyman In Illinois succeeds
IN living on ninety cents week.
The Michigan agfcn ltursl college pro-
poees to make some kind q manual labor COM
pulsory upon the students.
Mrs. York of Michigan aud M rs. Hartsough
OF Iowa have both been licensed b, preach the
doepei In the Methodist Episcopal ch urch.
0"Good-bye, you old, scolding, req headed
neainen, wrote Dubuque man to his Y. 70 the
last thing before killing himself.
- The city council Of Yeddo, Japan. HIS
passed an ordinance directing all children to
be labelled with the parents name and resi-
dence.
nTMrs. Ham, of Canturburg, Ct, who was
rendered specifies by q shock Of lightning in
July, 1s12, has had her voice reetored BY the
birth Of Q child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-27

FALSE ON THE FACE OF Ir-Justics is pure
in wabash. Ind, and evidently not blind, II the
Plaindealer tells the truth. it saws: A yerv
dirty woman was broxght before our circuit
court one day last week, while Judge Slack was
presiding. The judge asked what she was
charged with. with stealing a gallon Of
eoap." said the prosecutor, "The woman can
stand aside" said the judge. "The charge is
islse; IL 10 plain che never had that much
soap"
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subjects"
~lt is generally believed in New York that
oenet Is on his way to Brazil, where he will be
safe for the remainder Of his life.
@Ihe Orange hotel, at Turner's Station, on
the Erie railway, Was DESTROYED by ire last
night. - ~ A~Ss
A.. p. Edwards, A. Osborn and A. Hslsev
Etre dIonnsd Monday while cod6shing on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-27

A WILD CAT SHor.-The stanton (ya)
vindicator says: Last week, while Mr.. David
Steele, OF this county, was fox hunting in the
the dogs gave chase to q Wild cat which they
brought to bay after long run. The snimal
was four feet. two inches long, and twenty
tree whence he was disl0dged by q second and
fatal shot,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-27

Silver WEDDING CELKBRATroN-Rev. o.
n. Tiffany, pastor Of the Metropolitan NJ. T.
church, and wife, celebrated their silver we'd
Ging last night, being assisted by President
hre. o. ID. Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Tullock, Col.
u U Cor and wife, aud many other parishion-
ers and friends. The good Doctor and wife
we're me recipients OF many beautiful gifts.
During the evening Mr.. Widdows favored those
present with the wedding PEARL which he
executed on the chimes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-27

CIR JANIS AURRAYB ORlGIHAL FLUID
- nA0NtsIA, for sixty year, the best pref
t1on Tor Acsdity, Indigestion, Heartburn, Gravel
and Cont and the most agreeable apereut for ladies'
and children Sold by all Chemists in large size bot
n. JOHN ,. HENRY, wholesale Agent, New
YORK sspS- lstk3dG fm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-27

PROHIsCrOTs SHooTISG.-Onthristm dsy
some boys engaged in ding OF pistols on Indi
ana avenue, near LIST street northwest shot a
ball through back window OF the dwelling
Aonse Of DIR. W. r. Wallace, on that street. 1t
came within an inch Of a servants head, and
created great alarm among the in mates Of the
violation OF law, and the police should put a
Stop 70 10.
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BOARDING.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ladies can be sccom-
y modsted with BOARD, and FURNISHED
ROOMS With modern improvements, at Oil +
street, within q square OF the Patent aud Post
Offices, and mt to both lines Of cars d6 6t'
ONE PLEASANT ROOM WITH BOARD FOR
" two; northeast corner Mas achusetts avenue
and 10th street northwest also. first class TABLE
BOARD. Entrance on lOih street. dec23-6t'
II OARD-Well-fu ROOMS in Alex andria
II desirable location, with without BOARD,
can be obtained by addressing "A B." Gazette
Quired. noyl9-ims
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A YOUTHFUL DEPAULTER AND HIS CAP
TURE.-F. s. Rutherford, q son of the late Col
Rutherford, Of Alton, H., who for two or three
years past has had charge of the fieur depart
ment of the commission house of Craig, Alex
ander & Co., In st. Louis, sbsconded on Mon
day With some $500 Of his employers money
He also purchased 81 800 worth Of -four from
Sayers, Shaw & Co., on short credit and con-
verted 1t into cash. He started for San Frau
cisco on Monday evening. On Christmas day
he was arrested in Cheyenne, and an officer will
and has heretofore Aorne an irreproachab
character and enjoyed the confidence of his
employers and the flour merchants on 'Change
with whom he had daily transactions,