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Foreign Nat.s

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the Chart able for -.i5rar-.-a O.. tg4fr ~. -
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TAX LONDON aINss ealNFa ..r.r pf~.x,t.r
UrEsrfnr.
me f'''sf, commenting or ffc allure of the
Senatef - ~ the duArra D. =. 1,-.- ~. Pr-si
identS veto, remarks fhsf o. .- l.r,tsbls ~.
the DANGER OF Increasing ~ rsu-r rsf rency hiss
substitution OF United Stats rurreprv fer -
pres nj national hank issue.
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senater Washbura Comiux

BosTON. April 3C-senatIr ga>hbarn len
10: Washington % day. Lieut. GOV. Talbot
ffa isucd 'he usual Official proclamation 90
assuming the dUtis of acting governor.
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THR WEATHER AND TIE DELAWARE PEACH
CEoP.-A Wilmington disp ..tch ye sterdsy slys
- he IVY rain stoIn, accompanied by thunder
and lightning II st night, FOLLOWED this morning
by snow and rain, exfend"d as far outh es Do
yer, and over all that portion of the peach
growing region in which the rUit hal not been
previously killed. Much apprehension Of in
Jul to the crops IS felt. The Every Eyenir 2
o-day prints kilograms from number of prom
inent lrrit-growers, which generally express
the opinion that the fruit is not killed, but that
II certsip'y viii be if freezing weather follows
fbe sfolm. The fruit region not injured before
ne storm was expected to produce 3.Gal. 900
baskets. IL lTeeze comes total failure j.
f-erCd."
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CAPTURE OF KATIE BKEDRR--A telegram
Tom Salt Lake. Utah, April %, says: 81 nave
rites asst Of here he capture Katie 2 nd sr
he sbc-devil OF that family OF murdersrs. She
fought desperately before she Was captured. In
her pocket was found Photograph, which was
sili Q brought here to- morrow. The capture
Of the otherSi s but matter Of time.n
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LANCASTER. y. H.. AprI SL-puring the
past tSeni y-fOUr bCdts # hs- tHowtd mot
continuously, s1d sthoa "a a It-ts prOE prtiOn
Of What fell yesterday meltc5. the snow now
li-ss foot ccep on q level. It = aoS snoNing
IsSt with high wind.
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District Affairs i'm Cong ress.

ME-, TING OF THE RoUsR DIsTR COMMITTEE
The House District Committee held a regular
weekly meeting to-day, Judge Cotton in the
chair; present the chairman, MeSsrs. Rice.
Clark, Pelham, Leach and Chapman. The bill
inirodU, cd by Mr.. Chapman on Monday last II
amend an actenf Il an act > incorporate the
)lUmuia railway company was re ferred , the
subcommittee on railroads, j Judge Rice, chain e
mar. A petition ION citizens prot sting
against The laying OF track and running carr
on Delaware avenue, was referred ID the same
sub co ppiUtce.
A petition signed by Mr. w W. Corcoran.
Jno. &. HarkDess j. G. Halt, aud Eiw ri
Temple, t-ustees OF he Washington City Or
phan Asylum, WIS referred TO a spt cial com
mite corsst:rS o. Mes r.. Pelham, Chapman,
az Clark, with Instructions to draw up a bill
in accordance with The request of the trpstecS,
20 ss - repeal that provso OF the act o. in cor
Icrst'On limiting the annual income of the
asylum ID IS 600 per yelr.
A communication was received rom the
ustccs OF the Foundry NJ. T.. Chu. en- giving
additional information in regard to their
r. quest > the effect that Congre pass an act
authorizing them - eel a cert avn lot of ground
Re erred - a subcommittee CO listing OF
Sis. Pelham, Hendee, aud Clark.
The sub committee, consisting OF Messrs. Pei
ham, Batnum, and Cotton, reported on the Dc
tiuon o Jol. Il. F. NJ. Fsehtz ard +. w. Pratt
asking that Congo make an appropriate J
Ior ne purcha e OF cert in n1mcer of their
real estate directory of WasHir gtOn, recon
mending that the petition be reterred ID ths
ton that the Committee on the District of Co
lumbia be supplied with a copy of said work
ana such other committees as the Committee OIL
A. counts may deem proper; al-0 that the por
ton OF tbe work giving plat Of the dIffe ZEN
squares, rS-ervatiOrs, and public grounds OF tn.
city is of great value, and in this work only &c
these to be found; and further that the com nit
tee believe it would be of value alco 20 Otha'
committees o. the House. The report VIZ
adopt a.
Gen. Chipman's new bill 10 build bridgr
over the T. stern Branch of the Pot Dmae VIZ b.
cor idered, and the committee ACRE I'd D repo-i
1t tavo-ably, end ask that the Committee OF.
Apron iariops inert the necessary appropris-
lion in the MISCELLANEOUS approp iation bill.
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A CoNYERKEcH OF -he owners ard agents of
the great steamship lines betweea New Yorh
ard Liverpool is now In session in the last M ned
city, ar IL 10 said that the result of their dem
erttione wlll be Q reduction in the passenger
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TIE GUBEgSAToRIAL WAR IN ARKANss
The latest adsices rom Little Rock, Arr.
repr ent matters quiet. A considerable n II
Der of nrrests have been made on both sides
Blocks torc were drilled yesterday ate.
noon inside the s. ltI house grounds. Col. John
NJ. Clayton, with his colored men, about 100
from Jetfer on county, who reinforced Brooks
few da: ago, lett for home yesterday morn
irg. Col. W. W. Rey nolds, OF Benton county
has been made brigsdier general by BsAser,
outstanding the quietude of affairs a coils on
may occur at any time. The Unit,d States
tfoops occupy their old position at the city hall
and Cntted States court room. Baxter expected
yesterday one piece Of al tillery IRON below
with two hundred men from Hampstead county
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The eeeorstion association OF Illinois has re-
solved that no distirc lion shaI be made in their
selection OF the graves TO be strewn with
lowers on Decoration day. A number Of con-
tederAte Goldiers lie buried in the vicinity OF
Chicago, and their rcsting-plAces viii receive
The eame kind attention as viii the graves Cf
the Union heroes
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NOVEL WAY OF BUILDING A ThEATER.-Mr.
Cberey will begin work on bis new Globe The
ater AT Boston in few days, aud expects tc
have it dore at the Opening Of the next winter
sescon. IL will cost 500, 0C0, and Mr.. Cheney
proposes TO MAKE IL as good place of amuse
ment rs there 10 in the country. A novel plan
for Iasing money 70 pay the expo pss OF build
time for which part Of the land IL leased) fos
A1,G0 each. THIS makes the cost Of seat about
s140 week, and the tickets are transferable.
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.@Jhere are ,7sl unmarried women In
Ens'snd seove TIE age OF IS who are epxagcd
IN srse.fe oecupssons, and are ear Ming money
Htreby.
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HTDRCFBoBIA AND PAIsFCL DKATa OF A
LITTLE GIRL.-Maggie LOserbiii, aged eight
yesTs, who lived AZ oldham. PAtt-4 81, y. j.
Wss bitten about i've weeks ago hy = an do-
The slight HOp~d soon heal. 4, but a lev DAYS
ago she suddenly went into commissions At the
sight OF glass OF water. DIR. Nser, of PAtter-
son, was sent 10, and although when he arrived
ne l,,de girl was apparently - r. ght again, he
Nv that Il was case Of genuine hydrOphO bia
that would probably prove fatal, ziid he quietly
told the little girls mother shd took his leave.
be had al ont hair reached the gate when the
little girl ran PfIer him and called, "DO stOr,
come back" He waited until sac caught up 70
him, and she asked, doctor. did yOa tell
mother that / Pm going - dir?' Tae kind
heart doctor reph- 4, ''Oh. my child; 1 hOI .
YOU will not die" But replied Maggie,
doubuully, ana with jutt the shadOE OF a tren-
or in her voice, you must have Told mother
that am going 70 die, for she - crying just a.
hatc as she cau!" The Old doctor turned his
mo'Sf ening eyes and hasten-d away. Magic
ran bLck ia fhe hOuEe. She was soon sci zed
with srOtber con. IsiOn which resulted fatally
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

t0GvsN5zs a. T.. *. BsNHAM Diet .chc1
fc-m cemnsud OF the Slugus ard placed on
WaitiEg OfGe 2.
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Damaging ProSt ta a

ATLANTA, "a, Aprii 3O-1herr was = heavy
ifost this morning. The fTuit ard crops are
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TIE PEnNsYLvAHJA CRusADxRs-Adyic-
M, Pittsbure and willie usport 20 the effect
that the Temperance women intend waiting the
state capitol en- N, see to prevent Ire passage
u the bpl reI ealing the local option Jaw. The
date OF their visit win depend upon the tine
when the bill 10 conssdered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-30

CAPTuRE OF DEFAuLrsR--Klenen, the
defaulting secretary of the Hoboken SAVINGS
bank, has been brought back from England.
where he Was cleserly captured by Detective
McDopcueh. Kienen, IL is alleged, has embez-
zled t14o, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-30

Goethe Was yesterday ~onvicted In New YORK OF
biesmy, and sntepced to I've years In The
stats rr-on. Wnen sing his Erst re he
b ruek her in the face. Recorder Hacketi
erdr red him 10 be re1i rsigned. and added We ~
TO his sentence. Goethe Afterwards sent 4
me sage ID the rc e,rder that IL he had D stol
he would have shot him like q dos
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III PsUrer OF Brooklyn, Tor heavy emf xzls
mems OF city Iap"s began Tuesday, in thas
city, be.ore Judge NJ, ore. w,llism e. war
obs under Mr. Sprague's charge, from oc.o
be- 10, 100, to January "a, lS7z, testified 10 A
debeis o. .e3 between his receip.s from
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lNcRSDrARIsn AND Loss OF LrPR.-An
ATTEMPT was made yesterday morning to burn I.
row Of forty fenemen's, nearly ready for occu-
psncy, at Laurel Hill, Long Island. Four OF
the houses were burned before the flames were
extiBguiehed. Two dremen ard Q child are
missing, and search 10 being made among the
otns ror their tcdics
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TIE EIeHr-HouR CosrEsr IN NEW YORK.
IL wss arranged 1t Q recent meeting IN New
York city Of employing carpenters. masone and
others in ne ba'di-y trade, that e = giysn
ing men under the eight hour rule and rsqutrs
ten hours dayt labor; The men seem very
little Disturb at the proepect, but ere deter
mir ed to resist the attempt. The various trad ,
orssnizstions hsys hsd psiy,ie @sstsec ON
cent that the individuals beiding the lsks mc 81
ines af the MechasirS and rr.dss' sxehan-e
20 net represent ehs leading master mecoar'cs,
and that The lattsr nave not get notified Their
men Of any contemplatsd change Of hours or
any reduction In wages. : =. =. = - -
NThe general cenf<rsnss a. The Methodist
Episcef Al church Of the south, meets In L ,ais-
vile TO- nposrow.sr .r,y
gThs $50 ssEsrt hon the sassssea
: 90 q e. s ~ e ,ns
~Mfes An11e inkrahsm. one Of the New
York tengsrneee erne.asrs., be4ght t~snty
cents Nsrth a H9ner An eseAof 6ny~sUe ss-
Icons, one o. two Sundap 80. - Q 80 DE-
nssdlng tAstthsh heensss y IsPsks1.
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THE TURP- TS0ftfng an Georgia.-A trottins
match for 4, COO, mile heas. best three in i've.
took place at the Lafayette race course, Au
gusta, Ca, yesterday afternoon. j. b. Harris
entered Basil Dixie. ard j. A. Chambers en-
tered MolSey. Basil Duke won the fret and
yecond heats; tire 30 and ASK. Molsey won
tie third and fourth heats; time 2.32 and 2:33x.
Basil Duke won the fifth heat and the race:
Tune s:3ik. The track was I'm good condition,
and there was q larse attendance Six or eisbt
thoussp nd dollars changed hands.
ErTtsh Reees.-At the EPSON spring meeting
yesterday the race for the great Metropolitan
second, and Aldrich third.
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- The Indictment against ex-Governof
money has been quashe0s
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SWIFT RE1kIBrTION FOR Two TERRIFIC
CRIMks.-NeaT HAhanlen, on tie Central ran.
way of Georgia, Saturday morning, a nek
named Henry Smith, an escaped convict lfO m
= ean2 hired out on q tsrm IA Washingt0a
cohh'H, attempted a rape on a cOOr-d woman.
near Midwife, and sub Iueutiy enter.a ~
house Of white man employed on the m ilrO4 l.
The mans wife being alone, the negcO prt
'eLt-d gun at her, and she bC ing helpiess he
accomplished bis oiabOlicll purpose. The
regrCes in the DeighborfoOd, hearing of the
outrage on the colored wOmPu. pursued tie
convict and CaptUrCd him soon a ter ard tefOre
his second outrage became generally known.
A1ter an investigation the prisoner WAS COM
mitted 20 the keeping OF the constable 20 be
Carried 10 the county jail. Sunday m srniny
twenty armed men lorcibly took rhe negro rom
the custody of the constable, and a report OF
firearms soon aioer heIrd from the swamp
leay7s TO Iccm 10 doubt that swItt TetributiOn
followed the com mission OF the terrible crimes
per Petreted by the escaped convict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-30

CO-oPERATIoE IN EEGLAHD.-A convention
wss recently held OF the representatives OF 746
cooperative associations in England and Wales.
These .ocietieS CO operate only ia distribution,
not in production. The members form a mu-
tual association Tor the purchase OF provisions,
clothing, &c, at wholesale, tbs sale OF IL 20
themselves and others at retail, and the divis-
ion Of the surplus profits, or in other words, the
retm "A - themselves of part Of their payments
Tor goods. There are said 20 be 800 600 mem
Ners of these assOciatiUns, of which the capital
amounts 10 over SIS GOO 900, les than SIS Tor
each member. DutiDg last year the sun of
$4,000, COO paid and $50 200 900 received for
goods. Somewhat lower prices than those de-
r.lnded by trades men are charged az tue CO.
operative stores, but nOts Outstanding this, the
profits remaining Tor distribution amounted 10
si,0O0, coo. The largest and most successful CO
operative stores have been established In such
manufacturing centers as Manchester aud ia
the vicinity of the great co n mires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-30
LECTURES
pBOF. FONTaINE's lkCTUBE

DBOS. FONTAINEs LECTURE
hISeESIPPI RlNtRBND ITS PHgvOMEEA,
Al LIN OSh HALL TO NIGHT.
lecture vi, be deliver In CO n o. Ance wi b an
lhN tatiOn by embe OF ~ Sehate and "A luss OF
- e lia'VS7, THIS EvENISG, (Ap-iI s. ,ab II
eoS'e'k m L coin HaH, By PI Of FONTAINE,
~ X rten A-lties u he PhysicL Gee 5Gapb. ".
ire IS pp srd tie Dets, con sid cred With re. :
the pros ed Pans for rePovirg the
h.-Tt ors%o Its nsytgI loo, caus by the ssbarsD
81 ne mout' y OF III passes. SEATS free The put.
&c re52ee FED invit a % attend Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-30

HORRIBLE SUICIDE The details OF the SUI
eide, on Monday, OF Martin ESperli, q German
butcheI-boy emf lloyd IN ne slaughter house
Of John Fetter, Railway, n. j., are unususlly
revolving. The boy became dissatisfied with
TIE brsiness some weeks ago, ard started last
week for New York 10 look tor other work.
Nothing more wss cen OF him until Monday
morning, when his BODY was found, the throat
cut from ear 70 ear, hanging in the slaughter
house from q hook on which \ a uarter OF dressed
beef had been hung. large knife, such ss the
butchers use In cutting the thr0sts Of cattle,
was found lying on the floor, and stained with
blood. The appeal ance indicated that ne had
raised himself on q box, which lay overtur ned
near the body, and having adj usFod the rope,
drew the knife across h's throat, and then
kicked the box from beneath his feet. Nocause
is assigned for the act Deceased had been in
the country only about ten months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-30

The RECEIPTs from internal Revenue source
to-day We si9l SEQ the r.oeip'sfo tie month
ending 10 Jag too up 3, &c c33, an Increase
over the same no ID IL t We II of sSi2 100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-30

"CHOICE
FINE wooLENs
TISL wOGLTNs
FOB PANTS.
ZINE gOOLKNs
FOR COATS AND VEs7s.
hAGsIFICENr
LIVE
OF
FINE wooLEss
FOR MEN'S
ORDERED GARMENTS.
fAsLgLESs FIT.
soBBIESr STILES.
FINEST FINIsH,
koDERATE PRIcEs.
CALL.
LIABLE BROS.
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
.ss-tr Corner Itb and ID Streets.
ID WIFE eRsIN TEA FLAVOR.
SOC. POUND
NV. BURoHELL.
- ~ 1897 street.
EopspATIoSs DUG CHAP,
., THos CIVILIANS,
tsos Nth street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-30

WILLARD HALL.
NIB. sUTRO's LECTURES
MINES AND MINING.
Illustrated By the Calcium Light
vii be repeated AZ Willaro Hall, at O'Clock, on
TIE et eniI a ~ TUESDAY, A pril n; sATU RDA
Apfn ~ TUESDAY,, April 8, Saturday, May 2,
pers. a. sAo He"sSe
Admiss ion free
az e nay e sbtsiHed apple ston at the Of.
~ y. rnlslus hotel. apis
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FESTIVALS.

Az FESTIVAL -Musical ard Literary En-
w teItaif NEXT ct the Il street Baptist Church. r
street, between 9th ard 7th. FRIDAY EVENIN9
Nay 1, 1874. Tickets at Ballsntyne's. Price IS
9tr
GRAND aAY-DAY CONCERT by the L,I colin
~ MISSION Sab1ath Sch lol, corner X and llta
Istss, FkIDAY EVENING, NAY lst, 1874, sssi,t-
SInb, ard that good old cOlored lsdy, soiourner
IIoth age nearly one hundred years. will sing sew
eTal songs Prot. Geo. Bancroft CONDUCTOR Mrs
eetn johnson vii nres;de 81 the piano Admission
tickets : cents; children l. cents. Doors opsu a.
sclCck; CeHce.t commence at O'clock apsl m
EHURCHRs, SABBATH SCHOOLS and Cth r
~ soeistiss furnished, on application, Win rst
eTEREoPAsOPTICeN EXBIBIrIOys
on liberal terms. Exhtoitt 10 deltghjef auafsnce
IN saxiy different cau-elss IL Baltimore els hty-
u fbiace ghla, AT m ore thsn q hundred IN New
.rk city Espseseuted By the pres OF tho3, cities
tsfOre their people F
For te :ns; sc, sppls to J. G FLOYD, p. Of
Lce ho1 ~ I, " asnlneion. u. u apo 80
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THE Ways a9d Meaus Com nittee this mDrr-
Ing l.tersd % .UItier Tem1rks Ion members
o. the celegl' OF o. len and sseel consumers in
f,vor 81 the reduction OF tire duty on steel.
Secretary f'"tw"ll will appear before the COM
mittee 10 morrow to rake a stateme mt in rela-
he y 4. .rrfr L,.+s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-30

FoR TsE FIRST TIME in the history of Con-
gress, colOrcd man ycsteI day presided in the
House Of Representatives,. When the House
went into couni,See of the whole on the In
dian apDt0,. q OF h.H. Speaker b tine 40
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WAsHISGToNIANs ABEOAD-The following
W. shin g;oD ans wee Iegists Cd abroad up to
April II: At Pari--N and Mrs. NJ R. Garcia.
A iDnf9n-T. e. Fc' e. At Geneva, AID Ill
5-Mts X. j. Pc. E: At Rome, ADr.l S-Mr.
s7d Mrs. Pc &c Kl7y'e ard Miss hIiDyle Mr..
ard Mrs. y. C.. RObbirs
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lT Is UNDBEsTcOD-that the judges of the
Court OF Claims held a conference with the
,Gsiices OF the Supreme Court regarding the
&C ION proper on rhe motion to admit Mrs. Belva
ID. Lockwood - the bar Of the former court
1ras much ga the higher tribunal has the power
TO rev ew the aCtiOn of the lower, on man
Gamma or otherwie, ii the latters action is
aPi - from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-30

The PUNISHMENT visited upon the naval
cadets a ArnaIO's concerned in tie recent
case o. faz - is quite severe, but perhaps not
dhprOpOrtiOrate D the offense, after the w,rn-
ing OF the Secretary )me twelve nonths sinca
As has been stated, the ringie Ider ~ ne affair
was dismissed Irom The Academy, ard in addi-
ton the entire third clsss, who were more or
leg connected with 1t, will, oy order OF Tn 9
Secretary. be deprived OF their customary leave
Of at. eDce this year.
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wOHsE's WONG 81. sISEE SATURDAY.
MONDAY 7TIGHT,
bR5 EOOTH esJULIET apast
a-IOAAI THEA E1
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CONFERENCE.-The Senate, in executive
session yesterdtv, confirmed the following
nomination: Frederick G l.. Stvove, Of VS.
cors.n, corsUl at Leghorn; Peter whaIey, agent
% Fiat Head Indians, Montana territlry;
keycs Daptorth, lister land Office, Arkars ~
valley land district, Colorado; Jss. l.. Mitchell,
receiver public moneys, Arkansas valley land
district, Col0rS 10; also number of pos'mc sters
and army nominations.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-05-20
LITERARY.

WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE.
for May, has an abundance of excel
lent reading. There is the real go
ahead snap to this periodical which
entities it to much credit, and we
cannot name one that will afford
en- equal amount of entertainment
and instruction for so little money.
The number before us contains
among other articles a paper enti-
tIed Poor Jack, by +. w. Hol-
land, in the interest of seamen !;
@srhe Child in the Church" by Mary
HartwelI; = Kin and Kad." by ii.
Y. Osborne; Dumb Day" by
Caroline B. LeRow, and some good
poetry. There are several illustra
ted articles. the New York Fash
mons. Architural Designs, &c, &c.
Tie illustration on Decoration Day
is just the thing. Price Of Maya
zine one dollar per ytar. Address,
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE,
Newburgh, n. Y.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-05-20
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

4 We earnestly request that one or more Of our
Erany friends at each Post Office in this and the
sdiacent counties. viii do anc our patrons the
favor Of sending MS for publication whatever items
of interest may occur in their heighborhOods, or
that they may gather occurring elsewhere. Mar
r4ages, deaths, dwelling houses, new barns,
rsbberies, fires accidents, the cropC. the price Of
produce, cattle, hogs, ETC., etc. We represent sec
zion Of country Astounding in items of interest to
one another and to other sections and the only eff
fective way to get them is through our friends.
We Eill always find for news of this character
and will be greatly obliged to friends for it, be-
Sides. Send the facts in any shape. We viii do
Ill .lr..s.sir,z ny. ,, if any is necessary