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National Republican., 1873-05-07
pRoPosALs FOR pRRDGE AND DuMI
OHIO RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

DRoPosALS FOR DRRDGR AND DUMP
Il #. .- BC0RB. H..... ~ o.
OHIO RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
UNITED STATES RHonSKKRS oFTIcE,)
... No. PUBLIC LAnDINo,
CINCINNATI, ONO. Aprl 10, isIa.
this once until u m ,on TiIU URsbAY May ~ liza
for the eonstruetioh q 2 lieht drlpsht stesm
for service on the Ohio river
rfiopo;sis Wi NO es received for secondhand
Bpecihcahons and printed forms Of proposals. will
ba furnished on Appucation- The usual rights are
WA, T. MERRILL,
mya .r Major Engineers.
National Republican., 1873-05-07
DRoPosALs FOR IMPROVING RIVERS AND
Il HARBORS

pRoPosALs FoR IMPROVING RIVERS AND
HARBORS
us. RSonEKn OrTrcEl
Proposals will be reoelsed a. this once un,i 10
O'Clock q m on THURSDAY, the an DAY of NAY
nsIt for inprovins the following named liver and
]. BosfoN. HARBoR, MASSACHUSETTS,. For
about ftNp cubio yards Of dredRinE on the
Upper Middle Baf; also, for extending the
granite aeawAll on Point Allerton about 40
linear feet, and that on Long Ialhnd Head about
a PoKfI.AHD HARpoR. MAINE. For about 7k,oco
PENOBSC0I R1ykR, N kfNR. For the removal
Of hbouttb cubic yards Of nunken ledFe and
fot the exeav.ti9n and removal Of about b.ap
cubic yards Of alabe, edstnEs. ko., In the chan
mel At and near Bansor.
Persons desiring 70 make proposals. for any Of the
above works are REQUESTED 10 apply 70 the under.
signed, at hIs once, No. II Clapps block Coneress
Boston Mas.. for sPecineations and further infor.
The undsrsiFned reserve. the right 10 rejec. all
bids Which IN bis opinion are not ressosabie; als
the bid Of any person who IN his belief viii NOD
i.i.hfniy. promPoy, and istiiisoto.I perform he
spsi Lieut. Col Of Eng. Bvt Bris.% Den as1. o. ) army.
National Republican., 1873-05-07
II RoPosALs FOR GOVERNMENT HAULING
PRroT oularEsnAsrrs,s orTIcE,l


pRroT ouARTEsnAsrrs,s oyYIcE,l
PHILApkLrnIA, PA. ARril y, iss1 I
this once until ThUasb June g. ia n 4 M
st which time they will be openedb for the hauling
q public ssorss Eegui.ed At ths DEPOT for Jesf
Biddsr yin state t6s Pries psr load Of ,o pounds
a. which they viii aRres 70 haul the required stores
Nhenev.r called UPON by this once. 20 or from ths
within the eity limits 70 o. from witch stores may
be required 70 be hauled. viz :
schnylkil Arsenal. tnrays Ferry road, , ineiudins
the local hauling required thsreat; Frankford
llsa orard street, and toe various wharyes of the
Delaware river, from CAliovhill street 10 Washing.
Ton street. and tho different railroad dspots In his
Hauling, which may BE- required TO points NO,
spondins rates
B,ddsrs yill be required 70 siys security for the
faithful performances Of the contract
BIDS tQ be subject 10 the approval OF the Quarter.
master General before being accepted
The right IL reserved 10 reject any and all blee
A list of the points from and TO which stores win
most generally require TO be hauled can be sesn II
this ofioe, liz 0irard street
proPosals g Be indorsed Proposals for Hauling y
Assistant ou.rtsrmsster osnersi. u. {. 4. bepo,
Quarterniaater. myi
National Republican., 1873-05-07

u. 3. ERaREER's OFFICEl
" WABAsH Ay,, CHICAGo, Ill, hpTn . 1874 =.
Bealed proposals, In duplicate will be reviewed at
this Once until u m on MONDAY, the 18th day 81
hArbora, viz!
Menononee Hsrbor, MichiFan and Wisconsin.
Two Rivers HArbOr, " AiHconsin.
MAnitoWoc HArbOr Wisconsin.
Port Washington HArbor, Wisconsin.
Racine HarbOr, Wisconsin.
ChkcGkO HArbOr, IlinOia.
Michigan City HArbOr, Indiana,
For AL information ApQly TO thlA Ofice,
perties propoans % bid must fnEniah satisfactory
ProposAls viii 10 lndorsed on the envelope, "Pro-
case may be, and addressed to :, =, ,,o,,,,a,,
ApiO Major Of Engineers, b, 3, K, Byt, DOL
National Republican., 1873-05-07
ID RoPosALs FOR CUMBERLAND COAL.

IghOfOohlsb fOh NOhbhhl4hND NOAL.
EAvT PAY oFTIcE,)
No. ts7 cHEHTSUr srREET, PnIApELPHA,
April y, l61
Sealed proposals., % duPhoais, inddrSed "pro-
posAls for Coal" will be received at this once until
THURSDAY, May Al O'Clock D. M, for I,O0O tons
(9llo pounds % the toni BEST CUMBERLAND
Navy Yard, free from all risk and expense 70 the
Government the weight 20 be deteruiined by he
The above Coal is required TO be shipped imms.
d,aisIy and 70 be q THO besi qualify, pniform in
PGrsieI and sueise, g i3spec.ion nrtor % ihPmss
py tha iasgsier eppointed Tor the purpose. who will
Bids will only be received from Ioaa ads mIners Of
any bid that may not be deemed advantageous 10
-ResponAbe security will be required for the faith
ful delivery Of the above IN Conformity with tbe
stipulAhons OF the blank forms for bids to be had
Bidders must state In their bids the time within
which the above Coal viii be shipped,
A. ". RUSSRLI,
myl Pay Inspector United states Navy.
National Republican., 1873-05-07
pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OryIcE A. 81
Sealed prope.als. In dnplicsfe st1 81 resolved ct
S' ~ ffsss ses ~ Ss
ment uniled states Army at this Station during
kiso, ssp.fsts propossis n ior faraishins oinoer.
with choice cuts for fhe same period. 80
Information a. to condition, quality OF Beef, nay.
msnts, nc. can be obtained BY application 70
myi First Lieut. Sd krtiiiery, a. C.s.
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,o mos MANuPAcTuRKRs.

oTT1cE or LIGHTHOUSE ESOREER,I
BhLTndonH, ND, April ~, ls7A
Sealed prop0s ais will be received at this office
from Iron Manufacturers only, for furnishing tho
material and labor OF all kinds necessary for the
Completion aud deliVs Ty on board vessels OF the
metal work Of two nrst order lighthouses, viz One
~ Currttuok Beach. coast Of North Carolina; the
other At Morris IAlGnd. south Carolina, in accord
nnee with the plans and specincAtons, which can he
had, toHether with all needfu Information by ap.
plcation. either In person or hy nal 70 ne 1nder
IsjeT Of Engineers. U, 8. A. Lighthouse Engineer
National Republican., 1873-05-07
p RoPosAIs FOR FgKL, FORAGE AN

pRoPosALs FOR FuRL, FORAGE AMI
ly.,,,sTR sTRAw. 49,,
HEADouAnTEns DHpAHTMrsr or rHg LAEIa.l
CHEZ OuAnrEnhssTHn's OryicE,
,, DETAorr, MICH, May J, isia
Win sapy y ss Hnsfi m: Ss1al =.
ise5sd w % Ieestysd @ a. ths once c.pt.i9 deo
~ feI ip5nishinf iSr hs pubiiS ssTyics nsrsSsn
& e: :ss md : n gssi :asas ma !.
fSs .c,a sassiiiis; Y . delivered are are %spprOui
III cords Hssd wood. N' l.
goO pounds Anthracite Coal.
oe6O pounds Hay.
FORT PORTER BUFFALO. NY.
ss % DDSS5S: DSS1SS: k5iST:siI:: knIS.SII: cSa S.so..
lgooD pounds bltnminous Coal
tOyeo pounds Hay.
FoRT M. SIaAgAAnAs. Alss. aS axSonggSosTows. NY.
@ IA S$$%$: S$$$s: S%;s i.;sS:! S%ssS;sI: SS$: $ |ss
- PSSn$s Gss
FORT QNTARIo. oswEGo. NY.
% SsS PSSRSS: pSSPS: kRssT.S,s kntsT.Si, &C.. s!Sys
isosS iolnd. hnihrselie Coal tchsstnut)
D6D pounds Hay.
1853 pounds straw.
MADISON BARRAcKs. .sAcKETT's HARBon
80 cord. Hard wood
lDooo pounds Anthracite Coal. usrse srateJ
eS9Do pounds Anthracite ooal.tesx.j
tn,sD pounds Hay.
U.7S pounds Straw.
c.B Btes ss s: e .na atG% %s:5
Weeks Asslstant Ousrtermaster fYg'tt,sg a,s,s.
Army, Bufalo, n Y. and As 70 any one d The posts
master on duty there
Tfs rsA 70 reject any and ali bids Ia reserved By
Weeks. Assistant Quartermastsr, Tuited Hste.
Army, buffalo. N. y. and indorsed 'Propoaals foi
Dyordsr Of Srissdisr General SOoEsSo 80
tsd state Army Chief ouArtermhster DeTartmeni
" Ine lAAeo- mVl
National Republican., 1873-05-07

MARRIRD.
CooN::..PAYNE- -tp osorfetown, D. G., May 4
lss oy he k.y DI Hunmun5ton. ~ a, ths sesidencs o.
EPHrHH. both of deorsetovn.
National Republican., 1873-05-07
NovERNMENT SALE.
Nj
First II. 18Th
GOVERNMENT SALE.

AssiaTArT QuARIERMAsTER's OTTfcE,l
. Ban RRAEcIsco, UAL., March q, liza !
viii b sold,at public suction, on the "a day OF
masters property. For Information regarding
pisoe of sale, te., apply at this once -.
myi Capt and Assistant ouartermastsr
National Republican., 1873-05-07

DRoPosALs FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ICE
WARE.
Us. EEonERR's oTTToE,I
No. in28 OHHsrNUI eIREIT,
PH1LADELPHtA, April %, ts71, \
Sealed proposals, IN plioate, with copy Of this
this ofllce untl II % a m. on THURSDAY, May y,
Ils for supplying and pyttins In plses shssthins,
suRerstrpeture With iron work for another pier.
b.nh f9rms spccinoations &C can b bad on 81
Il reserved. j. ID. .KuRTz,
ApD Lieutenant Colonel of Enetnears
National Republican., 1873-05-07
SALR OF THE U. 9. ARSENAL AT ROM.
oApsAsoE oFrIcR.l

wAsHIxoroS. I, q, March y. isfS
In pursuSnee q nT: a1d oy dirseti9n Of the bee
s limited state, state, IL a y hO%s En New ' YSEh' Known =
the yroundS op MONDAY. Juhea ls7s, eommsnc-
The terms Of sale, a. prescribed by law, are; Ono
fourth caah Il the time Of sale, and the remainder
on credit Of one, two, and three years, with inter.
est ~ six per oentum per hnnun. secured by bond
and surety from the purchaser.
Circular giving detailed description of tic prop
erty may be had upon application TO thiS oiice. or
% One commanding onioer o. wAteryliet Arsenal,
West Trey \. T., or 70 Col 8. Crispin. Army Build.
ln6s, N. Y city.
The property may be inspected upon applying to
A d. DYER,
mh1i.td Chief OF Ordnance, U. D. A.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosAIs FOR IMPROVING THE CHAN.
L EEttESSr rrEEEEEEr6PSE EEE zNB tTAfE fSE6RsDiGSSf6RE

q, 3, EN0fNTTRs OTT1CE,I
No. ta19 CHEnTHuT srnErT, y H..
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, With copy Of fhis
tais once lntil Y % O'Clock ?. p. o. THURsDAY,
May lss for removing BIZ ,dredetnH from the
Periuig Ialand, about 1900 cubic yards Of sand,
gravel, small rtones, or loose material
this ONCE, where maps oi tho locality may also be
j. ID, KURTZ
Aps0 Lieut Col. Of EnKinesfs
National Republican., 1873-05-07
PROPOSALS.

NATH'L B. FUGITT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-28

AFAMILY ExTERMINATED IN BKRMupA.-Cor
respondence of the n. Y. Express, from Hamil-
ton, Bermuda, 18th inst, says: Yesterday a
terrible murder, or series of murders, were
perpetrated in this city. A family namsd
Knowles were literally exterminated. The
father, an aged man, was found dead in the
parlor, his head feartully swollen and bruised,
and dirk wound near his heart. The mothers
corpse was found in her bedroom, in a pool OF
blood. Valuable papers, large quantity of
money, silverware and costly ornaij Is stolen,
and bags; such as burglars use, large dagger
and q coil of rope were left behind by the rob-
bers. The house was entered 10y a room occu-
pied by two young gris, one of whom was
dead when the discovery was made, and the
other dying. The terrible affair is wrapped in
deep mystery, but the authorities are making a
full Investigation.
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THE ABOLITION OF RAILROAD DEAD-HRAD.
IsM.-AnOther conference of the western rail-
way managers was held in Chicago on Thurs
day TO consider the question of the aboli ION of
the free-pass system. 1t appears that the sigma
lures to the agreement entered into at the
recent meeting On the subject were not all
auth0Tized, and that some Of the provisions in
that agreement are not all Endorsed by the
PARTIES to it. After long discussion a new
agreement, differing somewhat from the. ORR
gInal, was submitted, but ii did not prove salts
factory TO all concerned, so that the matter is
still unsettled. The convention of general
superintendent and ticket agents for the vest
Thursday. After a lengthy discussion of the
free-pass system, 1t was decided to take TO
action until the next meeting, or until it was
ascertained how the Chicago arrangement
works.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


OuoSo against Cn0ler0s
IL vel known that IL proper remedy IL instao.
taneonsly taken in q Of Asskc Cholera, or even
wnoera Mortus or kindred mpiaints, tn patient s
sn Iesved and It happens not unfreQu.ntiy that
ultimate cure. do not wish to be understood as
NV Elng not 20 call In physician at the earliest
possible moment, such q course is imperat
necessary, but sometimes physician can not be had
z now prepare NAfTANy CHOLERA SPECIE
aied Tor such cases here stated aad which every
Wei ,ndueted family should have ON hand or inn
nedlately procure. During 1856, while the chelers
was raging quite severely in Brooklyn, n. Y,Iwas
employ ed there, and il was found that this Spscc
ad great service, being much better than SguibBs'
Tied 1t will also give immediate relief and cure
Shhoiera Morsus, Collie, Cramps, Dysentary, Diar-
Ihea. and all disorders usual at this season, Full
uirect ions accom- pany each vial.
To be had only OF
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
Jesn Corner OF ID and ID streets northwest,
ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE,
Lea Perrins' Worcestershire Sauce
is INDISPENSABLE,
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
oetlezaw Agents for the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-28

SERIOUS DISTURBANCES IN ENGLAND.-Eng-
lsh elections are proverbially scenes of disorder
and CORRUPTION and late legislation does not
At an eiectIonin Bath yesterday to I'll vacancy
in the House OF Commons barricades were
erected in the streets, End tradesmen closed
their shops, so fearful were they Of disorder. A
later telegram announces the success of Lord
Gray Wilton, the conservative candidate, by
a small majority, but gives no details of the
progress of the election. The same dispatch
brings information OF a lockout Of cotton
operatives, by which several thousand are
thrown out of EMPLOYMENT
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- The Emperor William has recovered fsor
his recent illness.

~ The Emperor William has recovered from
his recent illness.
.B0Nancy Harvey, colored, died in Baltimore,
on Wednesday evening, aged liz years.
git is reported that the Pacific mail direc-
tors agreed yesterday to issue e6 900 900 OF bonds
for building new steamships.
SAllen, the bank messenger, has returned to
Boston and paid back the money he took with
him.
1RThe farmers throughout Japan have been
advised BY the goverament to adopt American
labor saving machines.
~The Mikado Of Japan wants the rebuilding
Of the palace Suspended on account or the en-
baxrassments Of the government.
@A nev Prussian court for the sdministrs.
ton Of ecclesiastical Law has been formed by
royal decree, composed OF eleven judeee Ave OF
whom are Roman Catholics.
HThe Franklin sva.) Gazette says: "Major
william Allen, aged eighty-four years and eight
month";, was Q short tune past united In holy
bonds OF wedlOck 70 Mrs. Martha Boyd. n
eprightly widow Of about 20 summers.
-~The government Of Paraguay refused 70
enter upon any negotiations WITH General Mitre.
special envoy OF the Argentine republic; until
tie Argentine troops afo WithdrsWn from the
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Gen. Buffers Chances.

THE CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH WILL MAZE HIM
THE NEWT GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS.
NEW YORK, June 2s.-The Tribune has lef-
Massachusetts,, closing as follows: 1.-The pre-
sent prospect is that General Butler will gain
his nomination through the aid OF the admins
which he win be further helped by the dissstis-
faction with Governor washburne's course on
the liquor legislation Of that state. The sam
Influences viii do much 20 insure his election,
and q large accession of votes from the demo
cratic party viii also greatly contribute to this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-28

FRAUDULENT LRGI eLATIoN.-Referringt to a
proposed amendment o the state constitution
Putative act of assembly alleged to be tainted
by fraud, bribery or any undue means, either
in procuring its passage or in getting the sigma
ture of the governor, the Philadelphia Ledger
says: "For many years past there has not been
a session OF the iegisi ature without the appear
ance of bills bearing all the usual marks of
passage which were never passed. The exist
ing act relating to The collection OF delinquent
taxes in this city IL one of these; section in .
Philadelphia liquor law which appeared q year
or two ago Ia another. And at the very last
session Of the leRis lature the speaker was call
cd out Of his bed 1t an early hour In the morn
ing to sign a railroad bill containing q section
which had never been submitted to the
ever, and the bill was recalled to save exposure.
This class of ''frauds' or "undue means" re-
quires plain terms TO reach it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-28

Of the New Hampshire legislature reported q
resolution censuring congressmen for increasing
their salaries. The resolution was tabled.
nUThe Republicans Of New Mexico will a
nominate delegate to Congress. Hon. Fran
cisco p. Abren is the leading candidate.
~The farmers organisations In Michigan,
begun April is, now number over 20o0 voting
members, and there are no elections In Michi-
gan until November, 1874.
~Two pepper-throwers made an unsucess-
full attempt torob o messe niger On his way to the
bank with g 500 q the corner Of Broome and
Fcrsyth streets, New York, on Monday. The
~The formal transfer of the Centennial park
grounds TO the United States centennial COM
mission win take place in Philadelphia, at 8
O'Clock, on July4. The President and Cabinet,
Gen. Sherman and the governors Of states have
been invited TO be present. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-28

AMERICAN JOURNALISTS SUED FOR LIBEL
IN PARIs.-The trial of suit for libel, brought
by the Duke de BIimont against the proprietor
Of the proceedings in q court Of law In New
York, In which the duke was plaintiff, was
begun in Paris on Thursday, and was adjourned
Bennett, proprietor or the New York Herald,
was also adjourned.
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Fatal Fire-wOrks.

CoLrMBUs, OHIO, June 2S.-David Webb,
passenger agent OF the Baltimore ane Ohio rail-
raid company here, and Mr.. Houseman, last
night purchased a large quantity OF fireworks
for the Fourth Of July and while taking them
which fell into the package and exploded the
whole lot, blowing the carriage top of and
throwing Mr.. Webb into a ditch. He was 20
badly burned that he can scarcely recover.
Houseman was also badly hurt.
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A swindIer ON hts Travels.

LOOK OUT FOR THE Man VITA LONG SIDE
WHISPERS, BIG EYES, RID CHEEKS AND A
DOUBLE CHIN.
DETROIT, Wis, June 2s.-A man calling
himself Albert w. Cook came here from
Chlcago a few days since and by represen-
tations OF his being connected with a leading
Journal OF that city ingratisted himself into the
confidence OF tue fraternity here. His intimate
knowledge Of Chicago newspapers and editors
enabled MN 10 keep up appearances without
exciting suspicion. He wound up his exploits
by passing small forged check aud left for
other parts. He is fully six feet high proper
uonstely large, wears quite long side whiskers,
has large eyes, red checks and q double chin.
He has gone East or South. Newspapers
everywhere are warned against him.
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~Says the Buffalo Courier: "There N mora
real life and spirit In the movement Of the
Western gfanges than In all the other uolifics
Of the Union put together =
0The Pennsylvania constitutional conven-
ton hes decided ON . cIose vote "a sdjourn non
fnday next TO the third Tuesday Of October,
a@se inst one week subsequent 10 the general
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v. u r.
THE CHOIR OF THY !. o. o. r. will give
GRAND fAMILY EXCURSION to -
NANJEM0Y CREEK, 20 miles down EaGa=N
the river, on FRIDAY, July 4th.
The cQmmodious steamer "E xpressn has been
tLartered for the occasion, and will leave Fitz-
nugh late Crouch - 9Th street wharf promptly at
SoclOck q. m. and return about D. m.
S'1gle Tickets, 81; Children from 10 to IA, SOC.
r., sale By subscription only.
Subscription lists can be found at the onion Hotel,
Georgetown; kidder & McLean's, All TIN street; A.
stockmans, corner 9th and streets; De Mol &
Son 2, corner of sth and streets, Navy Yard; and
members Of the Choir.
No Tickets viii be sold at the boat.
n. B.-Those who purchase tick cts must give
their name and residence, and in doing sos obligate
themselves to take no improper characters with
them; and also to conduct themselves with due pro-
priety. detective and detail Of police will be at
the wharf to prevent roughs from forcing themselves
~ boat.
NJ Refreshments and Lunches will be furnished
at city prices IHN
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The Walw0rth Murder Trial.

fECI OF THE fRlsONhk
After the recess In the Walworth Trial, in New
York, yesterday, Mrs. Walworth, being asked
to state any peculiarities of Frank, the pris-
oner, testified that she noticed peculiar flush
Of the face sometimes, and spots over the upper
part Of the face. At such times, when he came
out Of these spells IL was with q start. On one
occasion he fell and injured his head. That was
when he was seven or eight years old. He was
struck by base ball club once, and complained
was here shown.l 1 know this pistol. IL was
presented to Chancellor by the Inventor lie
gave II to Mansfield soon after, and he had had
Il ever since. He had another pistol. Also saw
Franks pistol in his room some five or six
weeks before he left Saratoga. He was not in
the habit of carrying it. de generally kept it
in Ills room.
MORE LETTERS.
A letter from deceased 10 his wife, dated July
nth, was read, in which he threatens death and
desolation to her and her family, and calls down
the vengeance OF God VI" n her head If she does
not sign certain docum Mt which he had sent
her. lie speaks OF one o, his novels and of his
inability to get il publisl 3D. and charges her As
the cause of all his trout es. The letter, which
is dated July 2S, 1871, v 5 excluded under eX-
ception, on the grount that there were no
letter dated July q, 81, which is almost a
repetition Of the pre- vic az one. 1t still calls
her to sign articles of yreement, Is filled with
foul oaths and epithets, and hints all sorts OF
horrors; and then one OF July says pistols are
loaded, and if she does not give up his property
he will blow her brains out and stamp out her
eyes, and then put bullet through his brain
writes for release, ami cries for her blood. Az
ter reading numerous stters written by the de-
ceased to his wife, tie court adjourned until
Monday morning.
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A GREAT yaRs u reported = BE- raging in the
woods along Q portion OF the line Of the Old
Colony railroad, Massachusetts,. The haraee
have advanced seven miles from the starting
point. ana present burning front eight miles
IN extent. The TANKS are approaching towards
towns, and there In no immediate prospect that
the IRE viii be checked. II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-28

THE INTERNATIONAL BILLIARD ToCRNA-
MENT was resumed in New York yesterday after
noon, the contestants being NJ. DAILY and John
inning, the score being, DAILY, 800; Deery, 23s
The first game last evening was between Daily
and j. Dion, and was won by the former, the
score being 800 to 252. The second game was
between Ubassy and c. Dion. The latter won
the score being 300 to 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-28

SECRETARY RICHARDSON will arrive in
Washington on the 10 O'Clock train tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-28

TRAGIC FATE OF A PARTISAN "CHARAcT-
tragic death of Mdlle. PePita Sauchey. Mile.
Sauchey was one of those numerous young
ladies v no have firmly established themselves
in the demi-monde society, the existence OF
Sauchey was "quiet." One Of her biographers
tells us that her expenditure did not exceed
$4,000 = year. The other night she was return
She ran up stairs and leaned over the balcony
to say parting word, but lost her balance, and
fell over into the street below, Q height OF
about ninety feet. She was immediately pick
ed ul, gave Q sob, and died. L - d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-28

PRESIDENTIAL APP follow
ing appointments were received to-day at the
Executive Mansion for record: De Witt c.
Whiting, appraiser of merchandise at Mobile,
Ala. Postmasters-Wm. III. Many afer ValleTr
Miss; Thomas Moore, Metropolis City, Illinois;
Emory Gregg, Fairbery, H.; Geo. H. Kimball,
Golden City, Colorado.