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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26
A scientific Rnm.uet.

II Uts Editor Of The Erta Star:
Will you allow me the use OF your columns to
OFFER the following dinner invitation:
GeRtlemen Of the Board Of Hsaln If he District o.
Columbia.
Having read accounts of a banquet on con
demEed meat, partaken of recently in Paris by
a select company of scientific gentlemen, by
which it was tested and proved to their salts
faction that all faint and unwhOlesome proper
ties were purified by fire, and being DESTROYS to
extend the benefits OF such q conclusion to the
Citizens of this District, confirmed by your valu-
able opinion and authority, hereby invite you
to similar repast on the 18th Of May prox mo
1 name so late day because the market NAV
not be ready Immediately to furnish the proper
materials, and il NAV be necessary to prOcare
them by process Of preparation. regret that
the idea was not suggested before the 1st oil
April, which perhaps would have been a uore
appropriate time.
The bill of fare will include, amongst other
items. the following:
l. Stale rock fish; sauce a la spoiled eggs.
2 Croquettes of blue calf's head.
3 Roast leg of mutton, having been hanging
x months to get tender.
4. Pates of condemned oysters.
5. Roast pork la measles.
6. Chickens in the shell. boiled.
.. Beef loudly OdOrlferous, Ia mode.
8. Grouse with maggots, au naturel.
With great respect, GARyIFEx.
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BUYfNe GARDEN PRODUCE IN THE SOUTH,
AND SELLING TO THE NORTH.
Owing to the railroad lines between Ports
mouth Vs.) and Charleston Is. CO. declining to
receive as freight the market stuff ordered by
our dealers for this market, (shey refusing to
receive it on account of its perishable charac-
ter the express companies are doing all of the
business. and their heavy charges are q great
drawback on the trade. and add largely to the
cost of produce here. The immediate cause of
the action OF the southern railroads Is said to be
the fact that during the past season some
truck" having been detained on one Of the
roads some days IL was spoiled, and, a suit hav-
been entered By the shipper, damages
were obtained from the road in ques-
ton; and as the road managers are not
inclined to put on fast freight trains the
business necessarily goes to the express lines.
Notwithstanding the steepness OF the express
tariff and the backwardness Of the season, the
is lower in price than at this time last year, the
rates generally in the southern markets being
lower this season because of the increased
amount raised. The only mode our dealers have
of getting market truck from the south, except
by express, Ii by the Baltimore and Charleston
steamship line, the boats Of which arrive in
Baltimore on Monday night and Tuesday morn
ing, which is much TOO early in the week for
our market men. Despite all the difficulties,
our dealers have to encounter, they are already
Iadishes AND other earv ye pets IN
siderable quantities, although the prices are up
to this time, higher than those who make their
money by the sweat OF thelr Drow" can af0-d
to pay.
Our dealers do not, however, confine their at
tention to buying for this market, but within
the past few months some of them have gone
into the shipping business, and while they are
buying early market truck now at the south, ut
the same time they are shipping TO New York
particularly the article Of kale. During the
past two weeks one firm has shipped about
1900 barrels of kale, raised around Washing
ton. to the New York markets, where a consid-
cradle advance Is obtained on the price which
rules here. Before the shipping Of this COM
modify north was commenced, it was sold fire.
quently as low as 40 or so cents per barrel i'm
our wholesale market Owing to the demand
by shippers now, it seldom sells for less than 81
per barrel, and it is quoted to-day at s1.25a1.5O
The express charges being somewhat in ad-
vance of regular freight, increases the price of
the produce, and of course less of the truck is
brought here than there would be if our deal
ers could obtain il by fast freight lines and IL is
to be hoped that when the Baltimore and PotO-
mac road makes its connection through Balti-
more that they will put on fast freight line
through to New York, and also fast freight
tram from Richmond, leaving that point at such
an hour that the truck may be placed on the
market stalls here within twenty-four hours of
the shipping time. If the latter fast freight
line is established the Washington markets
would DC greatly benefited.
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The Fish Markefs-

observation-disclosures OF new fish for this
day, furnished to The STAR by George w.
Harrison & Co., wholesale dealers in fish Nos
4 King street, so, 81, So fish wharves, Alexan-
dria, Va.
Shad, fresh, per hundred, sl0.25 to s11 so:
herring, fresh, per thousand, 1916 to $780,
white perch, per bunch. Is to 20 cents; rock per
bunch, 20 to 70 cents; Otfai, per bunch, 10 to 10
WAsHIyGToN.-To-day, at the Washington
nsh whaives, the following sales to shippers
were mad. by r.. A. Golden & Bro, agents
12eOO sha1, from 50 to SIT; 30 600 herrings,
from SO tc 81; 100 rock, from 81 to 30 cts, fD)
punches perch. from 20 to % cts. per bunch;
GELS, at cts. each.
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TIE PARrNERsHIP BETWEEN PARIsES, HAM
LINK, LEWIS AND HEWITT.


LINK, LEWIS AND HEWITT.
To-day, Mr.. w. s. Cox filed a bill for W. b.
Parisen for an injunction against Thos. Lewis,
u. r: Hamiink. X. c. Hewitt, and the board of
puohc works, praying that the partnership be-
tween plaintiff and Lewis, Hamink and Hewitt
be dissolved. and the accounts settled under
the direction Of the court; that the board be
from receiving. the balances due on contracts;
that they be eDjoined from further proceeding
ON 9th street; that a receiver be appointed to
take charge Of tools, &c. He states that they
were equal partners in the contracts; that some
Of the work was faithfully executed by him,
but that done during his sickness and under
the supervision of his partners fHamlink and
others) has not been faithfully executed.
That 9Th street was only partially paved by him,
owing TO Illness, but the other parties COM
pleted it to NJ street, when it was suspended.
he says the work completed under his super
vision was satisfactorily done "but the rest of it
was very imperfectly done, and in a great mea-
In total disregard to the specifications of the
contract From the best of his information the
contract prices win leave profit Of at least
been paid Lewis 0' and aamlin h,c and l fss
residue is retained by the board. But
the amount of profits may be redu ced by further
OUTLAWS in repairing defective work laid during
his Illness. Lewis s. Co. have been notified to
renew work on 9th street at their own cost AMI
from want of confidence in Lewis & Co. the
board have directed the completion of 9th street
formed that Lewis and Hewitt intend to pro-
coed with the work themselves.
He says that he cannot have any onidenee
In work done by them, owing to the uniaithful
manner of executing the work they have al
ready done. That on recovering from sickness
ne inspected the work done on 9Th street. and
informed Hamlink by letter, in which he con-
dennis the work; that the board has since con-
den ned ie, and IL the parties continue work on
the street he will be greatly iured by reason of
the liabilities of the contract as he will also nv
the discredit which will attach to his patent
And, in consequence, .he claims that he Is enti-
tied to prevent the parties from proceeding,
ana that any expenses resulting from bad man-
age ment during his illness should not be
charged against him in settling the partnership
account; but that he is entitled to the share of
pronts which would have accrued under an
honest execution of the work.
An early day will be set for the hearing of
the motion to make the Injunction perpetual,
and in the meantime rule will be laid 10
prevent the execution OF the work by Lewis,
ct al.
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members of the

To the letter OF Father Keane on this subject
published in these columns several days a,o. }
the Nation for this week says:
1.-The Rev. John j. Keane, of St Patrick's
church, Washington. writes to the C1fAoTic
Rsrielc that the Nations statement that Patrick
SBrien's Communication was granted by the
PRESIDENT .on the prayer OF the Catholic clergy
II a baseless falsehOod,' and asserts that mo
Cafhoiic clergyman had anything to do with the
conn mutation We shall only say that IL Father
hoccOfOrt, OF St Aloysius, in the same city
whether with the President, or with ANYBODY
having, or supposed TO have, influence with the
Ir..ident, be will come nearer settlina the
E a.sI tnan rather keane has done. Father
keane refers us to Mr. Ben Butler for the zeal
N MIL o, INC affair bat this must ba 90 r,.
1ia>>aeh usetts moral-t ha,,o.. IN Ia; ~
communication
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REcAPTUEED--Laste evening Sergcan. Tee
PIE and Oficer Howe, of the eighth precinct,
rearTested the colored desperate. Henry John
son, who made his escape from the eighth pre-
rinct station house on "Wednesday night, after
resisting Officer Shimoneck, a. has been stated
heretofore in TIE STAR. The officers e. ..nd
him in South Washington and took MIN along
for hearing az the Police Court.
This morning the prisoner was brough. into
the Police Court. charged with the larceny OF
clothing from Samuel Ward. a eolOred man
living in the southeastern part of the city, AMI
was sentenced 10 six months in jail for that
offence. lie was then arraigned ON the charge
OF resisting and as>aulting officer ". g. Shin
oneek when he made the arrest. The officer
detailed to the court the difficulty he had. ansi
the fact Of JOhnson's drawing long knife on
him The judge thereupon sentenced johnson
10 one year in Jail for that offence.
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HATs.-Just received another case of the
"Clubn Hat, now 90 popular with the young
gents, in six different colors and at very low
prices. CARTER & Co., Al 9th street.
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THERE WORLD SEEM to be no good reason for
consumers OF ale 20 90 10 foreign markets for
their beverage when the home manufactured
article is a. good a. the imported. Mr.. George
B. Wilson, at his brewery, ON X street near
Rock creek bridge. manufactures ale of a nuali-
ty 20 suit the most fsstidous taste. trial of liz
is only necessary to convince the ale drinker OF
its merits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

PERFECTLY FITTING PANTALooNs, ready
made, in choice patterns Of foreign and domes-
tic fabrics, from 90 to SO. Inspection invited
GKO. @. HFNNING. 40 It'll street
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TIVE SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD Con-
PANY has elected the following directors for
the ensuing year: Samuel -. SmoOt, Henry ID.
Cooke, James l.. Barbour. Hallet hil5Ourn.
Hamilton g. FAINT. VIM. II. Ciagett. John Van
Riswick. Thomas L. Crittenden, Washington
city; Vim. ii. Holt. Conn: Benjamin q. Harris.
John NJ. Bronze. st. Mary's county, Md; Ar
thur VI. Eastman, New Hampshire.
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NEAL ESTATE SALEs--Nessrs. Iatime- &
tleary yesterday sold lots y o. - and 80 in
subdivision OF Mount Pleassrt, with the ip,-
pTOvements thereon, consisting of a dwelling
and Out-building, 70 Samuel Bath, for SG.65.
They have also sold lots &c, q, p and 20 in
square SO, situated on NJ, between 81 and ~
streets, South Washington, TO +. W. Smile, for
slteo; also, lots nun bering from II 20 50, in
eius ve, in subdivision of square 2OS, situated
on II between 18th ami 18th streets. to Mr.. F.
H. NcGuire, at an average OF Il cents a S1uare
foot, amounting in all to atOut $40 900.
Green * Williams, auctioneers, have recently
soid the following property:-East half lot 4,
square iS6, on East Capitol, near 81 street east,
to =. y. sullivan, for % cents per foot lot g. in
subdivision OF square iSS, on 9th street west
between + and + streets north, with improve
me nts 70 Francis Mohua & Sons, for $50 per
loot; lot 10 aud part OF lot .. square 81 9Th
street, between Q and Il streets TO Ludwig A.
Meines and H. T.. BOldiu, for 50 cents Der f,yot.
east 81 feet troRt BY l2l feet inches of lot 3,
square - Z street. corner "a street northwest
improved by unfinished building. TO John s.
Mooley, for 80 cents per fOot-S2 1858; west 81
feet inches front by 12i feet inches. same
square, 10 same, for % cents per foot-S4. sog 90
TIE Cornell CAUCUs.-The members of the
Council OF the incoming Legislative Assembly
which meets N Monday next were re1ues ID
20 meet at Gray's ON 18th street last night and
All responded to the invitation except Mess :
Hail and Golden. After consultation IL was
decided that the daily sessions OF the Council
stould commence at 2o'clock y. m. A ballot for
PRESIDENT was had resulting: For MIR. Browne
votes; MI Stickney, -v5tes; Mr.. Cross l. Crhe
vote OF Mr.. Hall for Mr.. Browne was count ID
-. asked hv iAffar IN have his vete so
recorded, he being unable to be presently Mr.
Cross made the point that il required 6. Ia
majority OF the whole board } for a nomination
but DO action was taken on his point, and
Easing the presidency of the Council they
proceeded to the next off Ger on the list The bal
Tot for other officers resulted in the election of
the following: chiefclerk, F. +. NJ. Faetz; JOUR
nal clerk, T. j.. klopfeT; assistant chief clerk
I'D " Potts IL NH Iaa
was agreed to dispense with the services OF a
sergeant at arms.
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Washington Mark ts-The RuIf,,~
Prices TODAY

iM,AI:01Beei tporter house. 25G3Oc. ~; DO.
eeTed az s fssSrnsd t lSiss IpSrk d.
do, sliced S@2sc shoulder (whosI loo, cue. 10.
s9soc EACH lard ssc Market f5 TSi besf very
.a EsI1 Re @ . bunch g,l' perch o. Ysuash;
$50 osD' hihbii'G saa1Sn GEM; suo tgS ss
sslhsh &c IancG; lobster, iss e.; s melt
s1ged Sl fresh sefG III e al kad Rarnarkst well
NESE IABLEs-Potatoes, Irish, 400. p peck do
gTart kae, 2sc . peek: tomatoes tBermaial, &c.
basket; ssparagus- lStd25c. p bunch: radiish, Sc
ps sc Ss' per pesk pG ersn
Sezan lemons: Pc %Hd Dozen
DEIE0 FRuITs.-Apples, SC = quart; peaches,
,peeied1, ac:; do (nnpeeied), l0c.i biackberres,
ydIE Id6 fa :, print &C. ~ New
ESss :S ds saS''e c ESi se .F d. ~@'''
f sh5sssa: si iS5 gsss ss
The market was very brisk this morning, there
lelng more than the usual humber Of buyers pres
wHoLEsALE MARKET
Prices at the Wholesale market, Furnished by
Lutsrell & Huntington, general commission mer-
chants, 9H Louisiana avenue, between 9th and I0th
ssoc@ss; family. ssa 10 So cut sStrs $3.50 Il;
Sil.0ss; btsns1white, .Sa $50 So Is: mixed, SO
Sl-sO; green apples, y bti., S36gS4; dried fruit
apples $500; peeled peaches, IOel5; imp ,eed do,
tg6; backberries. 57; dried cherries, l5iS; cram
eerr,es Dbl SIS; potatoes busn ,75a ]; onion
1908 Z bush.: peanuts, Sl@SlS5 bsef hides
green, s., dry, lidls; oeeyes, sag; sheep, S2.L0G
So; lambs S250e1i 30; calves. Sos pheasants, 81:
ye,ison; SIS 2 cwt; rabbits, S7te; heus, dz.,
80; chickens, 81 .Oo@ss5O: ducks, p dozen, So
q So: butter, 2oG40; eggs, F@ISc.
About 30 tons Of hay and straw have been sold;
prices as follows:-Best quality, 81 SOL ~ . cwt
and second quality 81 loasl so. Straw az E 10.
soo earrsls corn at Ss.75@S4 2 barrel. 500 bushels
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The Ri. Rev. Bishop Auer leectured at the
Epiphany church last night, ON missionary life
in Africa.
DIR. G. A. Logan, OF Leavenworth. Kansas,
Grand Sire of the 1. o. o. F., (recently APP
pointed L. s. Minister to Chilli is in the city,
We are informed that the statement that has
been made that the contract for paving First
street has been transferred from Mr.. ID. r.
Smith to Mr.. w. b. Parisen, is incorrect.
There was frost in exposed situations last
night, which has probably damaged the fruit in
this vicinity, and in the cutters in the suburbs
there was a skim OF ice this morning.
Iabsr johnson to Miss Edith Maud Bascom, at
The First Congregational church, on Thursday,
May LIST, at II O'Clock.
Superintendent j. q. Wilson yesterday COM
pleted his preliminary examination of the pub
Inc schools, which is preparatory to the public
examinations The result IL almost every case
was very satisfactory.
The governor of Maryland has made requisi-
ton upon TIE Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court q this District for the return of Harry
Randall, charged, upon the affidavit of Adrian
X. Wadsworth, with stealing . mule in Mont
EOmery county.
AT a late meeting of the trustees OF the Cor
coTan art gallery, resolutions of respect TO the
memory OF the late James c. Kennedy were
adopted, and Prof Joseph Henry was elected
u III the vacancy In the board OF trustees occa-
soned by his death.
The Republic Savings and Building Associa-
ton holds its trst annual meeting Monday night
next, at nioR League hall, 9th street, for cleo
rerort, which shows that $4,000 has been in
vested during the past twelve months.
EXCITING CHssE AND RECAPFSRE OF Al
EERT FORTUNE, THE VIRGINIA HoesE Thief
Alb't Fortune, the notorious colored horse thief
who has made his escape from several jails and
penitentiaries during has career, and who shot
At Lieutenant Kelly, of this city, some two
years ago while attempting to arrest him, made
bis escape from the Richmond officers some two
weeks ago while they were conveying him from
Baltimore 10 Riehmopd by jumping from the
train, ne being at the time heavily ironed, as
was Published in The STAR at the time. IL ap-
pears That he fell into q ditch alongside the
track, where he remained for a long time uRa-
bic 70 move, being, as he says, almost senseless.
He afterwards removed tie shackles with q
rock, and stole a horse in Hanover county
Tuesday night, and was pursued by Messrs
Harris, Gimer and SitmaB, VITO failed to over
take him. AZ he went in the erection of Fred
erieksburg, Va, the authorities there were in
formed OF the fact, and a hak dozen county
and town OfbceCs commenced to arch for him.
lie was found at his aunt's in Frs1ericksburg
but got of and vas pursued oy the officers.
While running he was shot at sew eral times,
one OF which shots ly Officer Gore took effect
striking him on the bach of the head and run
ming over the top o. the craninm iafiicfed a
painful but not serious wound. He was finally
IecaPtured and sent on 20 Richmond where ne
l. wanted 70 serve out 2 term in the u niten-
tary.
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.-Gentlemen fur
nishing their own material, can have their
Shirts made to order at the shortest notice, at
keen's, 422 9th street northwest. Satisfaction
guaranteed. 4,19.E
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WAsHINGroSSsa s SSEsshk, BOSTON, AND
The fine Iron steamer Lady m THE LAKE
having Resumed her regular trips TO
q SIN ..reet. , every h so SfS ,Sss $500
.nS hsDA a m, toush hing =, principal River
the and N. Line Tor Boston and ProSide5oe.
treiSlf should be addressed ..csre Of Lady Of the
LAke. via Nouolk. Branch ticket Office al Knox's
Express once, Sos Penney Ivsnia ave nue.
i. M SROuCH, Agent, eth-street wharf
DORSEY CLACETT, GENERAL Agent
MS Pisntt store. coraer 18th 1t and Pa ave-
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SOMETHING WORTH RENENBEEISe.-Noyel
ties Tor the spring season are stiil arriving at
the renow ned Arcade. AZ. 9Th street southwest.
attention 20 their and very attractive assort-
menf OF earpetings and OIL cloths, at the usual
lox rates. See advertisement elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

AN EXTENDED POPULARITY.-Each wear
hnds "Browns Bronchial Troches'' In new To-
caiities in various parts of the world. For re-
lieving Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases the
TrOches have been prored reliable. this
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.sCoHpEIIA" Is stirring up a little dust, and
he Sst,,aIry Ga-stfs will be looked Tor with in
fer,st on that account Tomorrow, apart IrOm
it, usual display vi entertaining and instructive
ICaLlIs.
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II HAD KNOWN 1T LAST YKAR.-This was
the language of q poor cripple, who, fourteen
months ago, was smashed under an iron beam.
He had been allowed to suffer pain and assum /,
q mass Of deformity-but he had now recovere
the use OF one knee by the Centaur Liniment.
we hear snch language every day. There Is n ,
ness 1t will not alleviate, and no swelling it
will not snbdue. 423eo5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

COLoRED SAPPHfREs and Alaska diamonds
set in gold, French gilt and jet garnet jewelry
in elegant design received NJ Prigg's jewe.ry
street.
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NoTICE-Deposts made in the German
American Savings Bank on or before Nav ist,
ITS. VIII draw interest from that date. Trus-
tees and stockholders Individually liable cali
for a copy of the regulations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

IF MAN WANTS BOTTLE OF WHISKY, let
him buy it and take it home like a man, and
not sneak home with a bottle of "Bitters," or
Cordial" and pretend that it is medicine. If
he wants tonic that is something better than
temporary stimulant he should get bottle of
PERUVIAN Syrup. ian Iron Tonic,) that will
yitalize the blood and give durable strength to
the system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

RELIABLE.
Fathers and Mothers
we are adding to our stock a large assortment
OF boys, youths and children's clothing.
The Waverly Suits
from to syears of age, from SIS to sls.
The Harvard Suits
from to 10 years of age, from 81 to $50.
Sailor SHIFTS, Farragut-
from to syears of age, and other styles in end
less variety. Ours are the best made. Best
material and newest styles in the market.
NOAH WALKER 81 Co.,
AIS Gil Pa. ave., Metropolitan Hotel.
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DIED OF SMALL Pox.-Mr. VIM. w. Bailey,
or the late firm OF Fay & Bailey, ice dealers,
died last night of small pox. lie leaves a wife
and two helpless children. Mr.. Bailey was a
worthy member OF Washington Centennial
Lodge, No. IA. +. A A. NJ, but owing to the
disease he died with he could not receive the
rites OF Masonic burial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

PONDS EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale nv
Chas. Stott q Co., 4so Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,W.f.tf
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NQUkg MAN DO NOT DESPAIR-Ifyou have
Il but little me ans, and wish II look eenteei Ger
one 81 the IS sniis in three different styles a.
sIhAls', IOlI Petna. ave-, near 1lth. a25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

The THROUGH LINE FROM WASHINGTON TO
PITTsBU RG.-The work on the Pittsburg
Washing ton, and Baltimore railroad, which is
10 be reco instructed between Pittsburg and Nc
been partially resumed, and as soon as the
weather settles a vigorous effort will be made to
push 1t to completion at the earliest possible
day. A large portion of the road bed for the
additional track was graded last season, and
seems to have "wintered' unusually we'll
PRESIDENT Cohen is giving the road close atten-
1t rs In excellent running condition. It is the
intention, we understand, to put on through
train between this city and Washington. by
wi1cn passengers can reach the national CAPT
said, Will be started about the first Of next
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-26

SMALL FOX CASES reported to-day; One on
alley between Sd and AZ and y and G streets
southwest, and one at corner Of eth street and
Mary land avenue.