davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-01-25

and Officer John ryan responded. After
man in An Intoxicated condition aud placed htrsi
tlndof arrest. Upon his person wers found al
tue diamonds, consisting OF \ ring valued at
$500, another at &H0O, Pin worth $780, and
represented bv \ pawn-ttckst Of 4. tloltiamid,
OF No. % haliaon street, to whom tho young
man had givon It for $50. Ills namo
y r. ". 1>onnett, and ho 10 In
tho employ Of tho CentopuiAl Fire
lnsuranco Company. Iiis wlfo Is sappo ,ad to to
be in posnosson Of tho other arotes OF apparcl
taken from tho trunk, but shs has not yat boen
cAptnroi
Young 1}snnets WAS 10 fnsbrlated when nrroat-
Cd - 10 DO t,nablo 10 assign any roaaon for tho
thsft and all ho conld utter ras a whno to bo
tsken homo to hs tina" It In probable, how
ovsr, that ho considered hImaolf tho lonst llablo
to suspicion, aud thought u would DO laid to
some Of the other occupants Of tho building.
, 1876-01-25

81. LOUIS, Jan. A.-The iron steamer Caron-
dolot. bound from Nsw Orleans to this port,
whom passing Carroll Island. about l8 miles bo-
low hcso, At ) o'clock this morning, sunk In 0
feet Of rater. She had about 100 tops OF sugar
aboard, but to what extent II il damaged is not
yot known. The boat will DO raised,
Tbs cargo Of tho ateamer ID reported 10 10
worth ele0.0oo, much Of uhoh. particularly she
sugsr and salt, IL badly damaged or totally de-
stroJed. Tbs Ca1ondelet IL supposed to have
struck the shaft OF tho Allegheny, whloh sunk IN
1857. TA0ra WAs no INSURANCE On tho aupknn
boat aud balyos No. haa gouc down to pump
hqr ont.
, 1876-01-25
AN IMPORTANT LETTER,

Ereta prominent erut.onaa md resident Of opotanA
toi the Hest tsry {etts Tc! kno"n 70 o Newspaper
. -.. NEW YoRk, Oct. Il. tt;o. ,
na, ,H.Mpw.x1vDEAR M B'a: II. tadgaaa p sen.s :!
working sf faus tredlqno on tnIse For 9s1erl {sAn
had beeo Aheoted With sos uuble la sha bAdd and
y r. 'qY.. ts.thy :Sesax dses:s Thsa he phi.|etaa
lsmmatoa of tho k,lnsIS sal 6lsddsF I'D x.'s Il i
~ saef ss}sna e9saon
Rh{sset!Hns tad h.d sasa laFEs Ha4ntf ct ed!eas
had 5sa Of saopshak ouroe having boon b. Joa.
Fs'nedss aad fouI months ago rad aatos In til
sostsd g rstteu .he re loax bss9 eansrlas q -
rsra, Rssol'eaE KosaS EslsE sad 1s.saietinx Piis-
@, II. JAMES, Cincinnati. q.
, 1876-01-25

LOUISVILLE, Ky. jan. 2i.-paris, Ky, just new
IN asdly financially depressed. 4 number Of
firms have Gcen compelled to suspend
buslnoas. and 1t ID thought that fifteen
Or s"ensy prominent houses In
tho city and county will bo Grip
Piled by tho crash. circumstances will
nos admit 1t thsa time giving tho uAmes OF ali
who sre reported iusolysut. II IL rumored that
tho worst IL not YET Tho l2rye1B have Al! been
busy tho entlrs day drawing up attachments, and
it u ey1dent sonetalpK u going to Drop.
, 1876-01-25

An Authoritative ssntemcnt in nc.
uisrd to Ex-5peatEer IlninosE Ncli.
Riuus Faith.

1Asa .s aa .ons s.a. IN i.cs
2.ti0 ~ AaA-ops*AAc1 0A0A3o'k Aecll.
4luuS Fnath.
PAtsaur0 Gazsts<.
Dr, Jaulos King, ouo OF the ieadfn0 nh ysfofAns
OF tiIis cIty. and w,inly knnwn in Psnrn:r1ysr,.
A Snraonn Grnor.i of H." statn a,-r,n.x ,,a ~
- av y! NV ntato auslnE tne !as
Mat' Mrtee tho cuo!olnea 'ettafs which "8 feol
sure Will 10 Foad With lnsorehe, and Which Htll
II necessarily bo accepted "a concuB,yo In reRsrd d
10 the interesting topic to uhioh ho refora
pl11suuno ~. ian, i8 I81o-To a. Ei,ior* of th1
PGtttufu GazftN: otnrrye that antny,nnua ~rtsrr @
in various paris Of III oountry ste forntshinn what
they ter,u reliable Information In re1ard 70 AZ.
BMsker Da!nee family end earIv rr1otons a1uns,,o1
a. Iii. Ulaipo's nams i oftsn nsntonsd IN oonncn
tton with pubHo aa11 "a authouto statensnt m tbn
subject may to Of onnnrsl interest @ixs n tinrna
fors, o7oF ,ny own rsme, and from lonr nd M 1nti.
mats aoquaInlapes vih liz. UlaIns Id TItb his
family, -~~ "N'-' "'@
VA member of tho Faculty Of Washington COL
logo whom Mr. naips wa : atuiont tnsss. liz ~ H.
of e9p. and. irom thst tsn,o until lii srsI,tie
wa4 constant attenlant upon 10 soT4ss II tas Fres
bytsEtan Church whoh had ana stIIi hss thn ~ nI,
siyo ooptso Of tho Coliegs. Thar "a nv o cstho-
, 1876-01-25

Tho !argsas robbery Of tho yosr was pe.po-
trased last night by Al uagrsteful stsp-son upon
N overweA'tuy moshot. Mrs. ]. Bennett, 70
eeosly seading at No. 190 Washington stroet,
yesterday broke up housekeeping and packed up
her apparel preparatory to removing to tho Con-
tlnentA Hotel. During the afternoon ehe
iefs trunk containing les yaluablss
returned to 1t !sst evening she found tho trunk
broken open and u,oss OF tho clothing aud
1awe1Ey, including e2,6Oo wo1th Of diamonds.
missing. After cudgsltng har brain for somo
thief. was her duttfal step-son. A. ones
shs sant word 10 the Oenssai- ssatiau
, 1876-01-25
CHARGED With ARSON.

CLINTON. H.. Jan. 24.--A ha!f-buruod tub,
Oiled with cotton aud kerosene, discovered Ia
the debris Of the lately y-busned block Saturday;
LED 10 tue atreat Of @. ". sibloy, Of tho firm Of
bla'ey L chostor, In whose dry goods store tho
h5e WAS arrested. lie ID Oh ts,al to-day, charged
WIN assoh, and thoro Ia considerable exulto-
msns: me- lin Tho loss by tho fro ia non placed 1t
, 1876-01-25

6ptt1aE U15EdItH U 3Hs Eh1cdof IF1buNS,
0AIno. ILL.,, Jan. 24.-Tho trial Of Jack Lane.
for maaslaughsor, occupies the attention Of cur
circuit Court just now. 1t Ia expected that tho
two Grains. who took change Of veuuo from
Williamson County, on charge Of completely Ia
tho murder OF peopo in t4vcounty, will 10 nut
on trial Tomorrow or ne1s day. .Qnite = pam-
bor Of witucsscs arrived i'll tlls oity this after
uOOu.
, 1876-01-25
lHoRsE.THtEF CAPTURED,
~

s7ssps*s%7s
Qu1Nor, ILL.,, jan. 2i.-Sherin Holnonb, Of
Dokalb County, arrived in thls city tonight fos
:hs purpose Of taking home with him horse.
thief named Henry Harrison alilos, who had
boon captured and hold by tho police Of this
city. Miles Es connected With gang
of which tho notorious old man Turner
IL tho loadot: Thcls headquarters arc At SycA-
mora, and thoir limo Of operations has been
through this city into Missouri. Turner Ia now
nuppoacd to be soulo rhora in Wlsconain. Miles
Mt ono time coatrived plot which oatno nsar
proving s.!ccesaful for l6crAtiug all tho prisol4-
o1s In DeKnlb County jail.
, 1876-01-25
SUICIDE.


ppAeioi D5spateh to Ths Chteaop 1ttouns.
LxAYEnwohTH, Han. Jan. 2a.-Buuday afser-
noon girl named Lizzie Dean, employed In the
Planters Hotel. committed aucide By throwiog
hosaslf into ciateru In tho soAr Of the hotel,
She waa missed 1t 8 O'Clock, una about z thu cls-
tern Wss dragged and tho body OF tho uufo1tu.
nAte WOMAN found. Hha had been "flixhty )"
Tor somo time, and was NJ doubt insaao 1t tha
tina,
, 1876-01-25

Fosp pu Lac. Wis., Jan. 2l.-A man named
u. Doatwack was murdered Ia Ito Town Of
ssockbrdgo on Friday. Tho officers a.o In pur-
not found theul. uosswck was a hatf.hreeT
and for years has boon ut cn1uEty With ais nsiah.
bors. lila body MAS found III abadly mutllaied
condition,
, 1876-01-25

PRINCETON, ILL.,. Jan. 2t.-A travelling vendor
OF lhsnp-burners, calling hlmself George Robln-
son, has been arrested and brought to ths place
Tor attempting to commit a rapo upon lIra,
Decker, roblng few mica ont Of town. Mra.
BECKER stated hgforo tho polico Justieo that ROB-
tuson throw hor down md struggled with hor for
ooarly an hour, aud would peShapn ha.o suc.
cscded III Lila purpose had her husbsnd not ar-
rived. lsobiason WAS bound ovor I'll the no1t
term OF Court. Not being ablo 10 furnish bail,
no MAS locked ur>.
, 1876-01-25

bps;}a! b4pafeh % Tia Chlcd9o TFt6unA,
DuDupuk, Ia, Jau. 2A--Four persons uore
Arrested to-day 1t larkersburg for vandalism, In
shooting tuto tho cars, putting obst.uctious on
the track. eto. The EinR.leador escaped.
, 1876-01-25

Mvefy dtup OF tho 6arsapsrillAn Resolyent coraunl
e. e. ;xss: T.ss:. e j '1s ~ ,y;ts hs
* M s!ph ean:apuon, slandusr disease, ulcer
s..ssss s.,.: ,s ths sss saa ths
.Lsui sryspe!., aehe. black spnt wots Il the fssh.
tnah1r' an' eNnSsss y the Womht Ant al wnaaeana and
ws,fs o. tas ~ pti9eple within curative rsut1
o. LUIS wonder oil lnodern csmisf9. aud ft sJat ass
w nn,s to any vofsoa nanf II for edsf daaso il
ii ths patiant dsiy becoming scduced BY tho wA,tss
aud decomposition that Ia continually psofrotlns.
sth q. aaed firm bsathy ~ e.
eat!on aud .noeecdA N diasah!uF tho loss Of wases
fse himself growing bettsr and srenge the tood d:
tncfdAaink. a.,
known remedial a8tnta e af Ghrunlo S9tofuous
uonstnona1 md Skin dlseascs. but II u tho oply pot
tlFo Cura for
, 1876-01-25

BRUTAL ASSAULT.
1zMfn1s, Tcun., Jan. 2t.--Atra. Mary Ryan,
while going to church laat evening. vAa assault.
81 By negro hlshwayman On Fonrctl street,
aud severely .n1ated Will, = club. uor sctcsus
clusod tho negro to 1oaYc.
, 1876-01-25

r
Lou1ay11IE, Jan. M,-An oucnsbosospecla! to
tho Courter-Jou,.aal reports peculiar accideut
there to-day. A 3-yeAr old son OF Dr.. o. L. Cot.
troll, wlllo playing With tn whistle, fell 10 tho
pavement, driving It shrough his mouth into lis
brain, pAualug Instant death.
, 1876-01-25


Special Dtspaseh to 7hA Chicago 1sabun&
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 2a.-~O1r,n Amos. 4
brakeman In tho employ OF the North western,
was killed whl 10 coupling cars II the f7si8ht-do
pot tAix morning.
, 1876-01-25

NEW ORLEANS MURDER TRIAL.
NV OaLKA1s. Jan. 2t.-1a the fourth trial OF
QasyeJ and Earle who murdered Magdalen Ze!t-
iug, 7a yeazs Of age. In April tho mea wsto con-
vlctea to-day. They hsys Aeen twlce before con-
yetsd, aua On tha thizd t1iAl tho jury could uot
, 1876-01-25

htftf6t HHDdkch to 1hk thfcooo Tribune.
W1yoNA. Minn.. Jan. 2l.-A terrible tragedy
occurred at rianyiow, 20 miles from this city,
eatutday last. Frank Hathaway, young man
employed In a liyory-stabo at Wabashan, went ous
to platnyiou to SEQ girl namod Ncttlo stayton,
uhom ho wished to marry, but who had with
stood his appoala. Ho called upon her At tho
millinery eataolishmon. who're sho was employed,
and. aftor an unpleasant interview, Bhe told him
that Bho did not wish to see him again. Aftor.
wards. ho Ucnt to hor hoarding.honso and On.
gagged 10 conversation 81 tho TOR niuation Of which
10 drew revolver aud shot hor through tho aido.
Rho ran to auotAer room, but, ~ sho ras going
through tho doJr, ho arod nRain, md sho fell
dcad, tho ball having piureod her brain. IIatha-
Wat thon fled from tho house, but, soein8 two
man ln thd etreot hs pointed she revolver a. hls
omp breast aud fired. At last xecoupte no WAS
rt1Il at'vc The families Of botu parties in the
thockinE affair livo ou adjoining farms In the
Town Of Highland. str. BIayton, tho father Of
tho glr. uaa formerly Shcrr OF 1yabashaw Coun-
". Hcr funeral took place today.
, 1876-01-25


MEMPHIS, Jan. 24.-The Jackson (Tenn.)
, Wh,q anu Tribune of The Cad snys: Dock Man
rum. noted guerilla on the Federal side dur
ing the War, WIS esnassinntod whilst ut work Ia
Ills fold, about 12 milos abovo Savannah, on thu
Tennessee River. Mhngum uaa a desperate and
determined man. and performed HUMOROUS acts
Of daring ard cruelty, Two masked men rods
up to tho fcnce noar where be was plowing. both
armed With slot-Runs, and literally rllled him
With balls. They tueu placed bia corpse On
llorao and CARRIED It away, and perhaps threw il
in the river: Tho paper sdds: When The mat.
tor i8 salyed, It will be fonnd that hIsngum mas
taken m Tor some stroclty commit ted dnting tho
Rebellion. Up to this writing tho guilty parties
hhv0 nos beon anprohendeu.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 24.-8onator Tom Auder-
t!on received .o.day telegram from Postmaster
tinodwln. At Washington, St. Landry rarl4l,
ttatlng that ax'8enasor Col. ". ONttt OF that
parish, bad been sBeassluateh, No further par
tculara we're given. Col. OMIT mar elected
Democratic Senator In 1903, and was hero AZ
lnember Of tho Uo,1ocratio Convention faY
weeks RHo.
, 1876-01-25
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever md Afae cared tor htsy esnts Thar IL ID,
te61M agent IN ths world that will fsvsf and srrs
"a "a a. ohe. ga.. safcH h!oS.
Raass1s as1e R."d1 * KsdT.y. f1,} qaoi
hold ~ DfuRg1ts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10
Arrest OF w. d Avery.
PROCEEDINGS IN ST. LOUIS AND VA
TNETnN

PROCEEDINGS IN ST. LOUIS AND WASH
ISGTON
IL tine United States Circuit Court, at ST.
Louis, on Saturday, the whisky cases were
called. Judge Dillon asked il W. y. Avery
Gate chief clerk OF the Treasury Department.
was present. and Judge Krum, his cOlnsel,
stateu he was not, that he could not get here
Oh account OF not having means To pay the
expense, but If the Court would defer jugd-
meBt until next week he thought his client
Wonld be able to borrow money TO come on.
The Court allowed until Thursday for Avery
10 appear. District Attorney Dyer asked
The Court that the forfeiture OF Avery's bond
De entered. but stated If that gentleman ap-
pears on Thursday, as ordered by tue Court,
ne would inferpOse no objections to setting
aside the default AveTy's securities were
then called and the bond forfeited.
THE ARREST.
Dir. BlufOrd Wilson, solicitor OF the Treas
GTys received dispatch from District At
toTDey Dyer, at St. Louis, bringing informa-
fiOn Of the forfeiture of Avery's bond The
Washburn, of the Treasury secret service,
with letter fIOm Mr.. Wilson requesting
Mr.. Washburn TO have Mr.. Avery put uader
arrest Mr.. WaShDurn went to the Police
Court and obtained the necessary warrant
and accompanied the marshal to Mr.. Ayery's
residence Avery had retired for the night,
and was quite surprised, as he stated That
he had received a dispatch from his counsel
a. ST Louis. Judge kTum, informing him
mat be would be required TO appear in court
next Thursday, and telling him TO be sure
and De there. Mr.. Avery was placed I'm the
custody of Marshal Phillip s, with whom he
rode 10 the District Jail, where they arrived
Shortiy after midnight. Solicitor Wilson
bottled District Attorney Dyer by telegraph
OF the arrest.
Ny. Avery will waive any fOrn1aIities here.
aud VIII leave to- morrow night for St. Louis
IN tie custody of Marshal Sharp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10
Condensed Locals.

Gid Fellows, see adv. In special column.
street lamps will be Lighted To night at 7
y. m, end eXtiDguished AZ $50.
AT Grace Church, South Washington, last
evening. Right Rev. Bishop PiDckney preach
ed an eloquent sermon, and confirmed 3 per
eCns.
Mr.. l. r. TrembIy adveTtises that he VIII
give the proceeds 81 his sale of chTOmOs,
Bemes. mirrors, etc. next Thursday to
Major Richards, for distribution To the poor.
Rev. Henry Bai}Or, OF the RshOhoth Btp
bst church tcnlOIeJ), South Washington,
yesterday about noon baptized by miners
ing thirty converts at BuZZards' Point, in
The presence OF about three thousand people.
Saturday night Officer Du7alI found
hsalti y cOlOTed female infant, a few DAYS
old, wrapped in an old shawl. on the front
steps OF The house of Mr. j. y Porter gi2 T.
street IL was removed 10 The Central guard
house, and nuTsed by officer Hariow, who
toCk 10 20 the ST. Anus infant Asylum.
.WheFe 10 was kindly cared for
"A meeting OF the Lincoln Memorial asso-
elatlon was held last night at the 18th street
fFesoy tertan church, Vim. A. Mathews in
Inc chair. Addresses wers made by the pas
Ior OF that church, Rev Mr.. Brown, Rev A
NrnmEnill, J. III. Seelye, and Rev. ] r. w.
ware VIM. J. Wilson read a poem the
&sAaSs !Eation OF Abraham LincOln."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10
THE TREASURY ROBBERY.
Trial OF w. III. Ottmau-

The trial of Vim. H. Ottman, charged with
the larceny OF S47 ,O91 % from the Treasury
department, also with receiving stolen or
embeZZled money knowing it to have been
such. was resumed this morning in the
CIlmInai Court, Judge Olin-District Attor-
ney Wells and Hon. Jere. NJ. Wilson for the
government, and Hon. NJ. II. Carpenter r. T.
Nerrick, w. a. Cook and r. X. Elliot for the
accused.
Mr.. Carpenter commenced his argument
about 10 O'Clock, claiming that 1t was neces-
sary LOT the government to prove beyond a
reasonable doubt that Ottman knew the
money to have been stolen or embeZzlei
and In this they had failed, and as for the
larceny OF the money. he claimed that the
evidence pointed to McCurdy as the &c ates
of the transaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10
GEORGETOWN.

THE REvIvAL.-Tne Presbyterian church
was we'll nlled last evening at the Union
meeting. Mr.. Mason begun the meeting by
held, ard DR.. Chickering. OF Washing ton az
ferwaTds delivered an address. IL IS proposed
to obtain some available warehouse on the
wharf and extend q branch meeting there
this week.
CRANKY Canal: Boat Wheeler 4 Bar
ron. with $3.50 bushels of corn consigned TO
Hartley Bro; also, 800 bushels of corn
consigned 70 ID. N. Talbot; boat Caledonia,
with 365 bbls OF flour consigned TO J. G. & j.
NJ. Waters. and LOCO bushels of corn 10
Hartley Bro. By river: Schr. Kitty Aun,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10

A WARNING TO HEROIC MILK MEN
The Chicago Times says: Collin Graves the
milkmsn hero Ofthe last years dam disaster
In Massachusetts, did not figure in the re-
cent one An inquiry has brought out the
sad fact that he died of grief, poverty and
neglect, some time ago. II seems that after
the Mill River catastrophe, when he rode
down the valley and warned the Inhabitants
mat the dam was bresking, people asked
Themselves what he could have been doing at
the reservoir, and then stopped buying his
milk. The milk business was ruined, he
found rothiDg else TO do, and not many
nlOnths after he died in destitute circum-
stances. Think twice before you allow your
self 10 become hero.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A
YOUNG GIRL.-A young orphan girl about
sixteen years of age, named Fanny Hum
Ihreys, mysteriously disappeared, cores
= ndent writes us, from the residence of DR..
Joseph Wilson, near Cnurchville, where she
was employed. She left on the night OF the
18th of March, and has not been heari from
Sir &c. IL is feared by her sister Mrs. Lizzie
Collins. of Churcbville, that she Is dead. aud
that lady asks that any tidings OF her where
aoOuts may be communicated to her. The
missing girl also has a sister in stanton. II
was rainy night when she disappeared aud
the greatest anxiety Is felt about her The
papers in the state would confer favor upnn
ner anxious reatives by copying this notice
ISi0JlltOa Td) Indicator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10

DIABOLIsM IN young America certainly
eliminated in the neighborhOod of Boston,
Wayne county, Ind, last week, where a
couple of boys, offended at some member of
wholesale vengeance on the society by burn
ing the church. located at Locust grove
some two miles beyond Boston on the Rich
moLd pike. The fire was discovered in time
TO save the church from serious damage and
the young offenders were tracked in the snow
TO their home. Subsequently warrant was
issued upon which they were arrested and
lodged in Jail at Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10

Mr.. j. EDGAR JOHNSON calls attention in
the Church Journal to a remarkable saving
OF Noltaire, which he calls q marvellous
prophecy of the new materialism and trans
lates thus: 81 do not know but In the course
OF time there may be found some one crazy
enough 10 assert that matter without
thinking produces for itself beings which
think. In that case j would maintain that
following this beautiful theory, matter
could produce God" This Is the very re-
d''ctto ad o6sard,tnl which Tayler Lewis uses
IN bis Nedder lectures against the material
istic form of evolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10
- Astraddle gravestope was the position
CHOSEN by MT Ingalls,, of San Francisco fl
which tn commit suicide -

chosen by Mr. Ingalls,, of San Francisco. i'm
which to commit suicide.
SOnly 40 out OF 200 of the Nootka Sound
tribe of Indians, British Columbia. have sur-
vlved the visitation of small pox
~ Yesterday, being Sunday, we noticed
that the boys flying kites had good clothes
on.
MA man in Onondaga, New York, pays
5000 damages for calling a lady "a with
ered-Up old maid"
0Said a philosopher: "My friend conduct
ed bis future wife 10 the altar-and here his
leadership came TO an end"
S-1t would have been more than S. in the
pocket of the democracy IL they had not had
amsjority in the present. Congress.-lM Y.
Tribune.
~G. NJ. Wheeler, president of the La
Crosse, Wis, national bank, which il ranort-
ed TO have defrauded It's patrons OF SI25 600
has surrendered and been admitted to bail,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10

The NEWSPAPERS or WASHINGTON
AND THE REVIVAL MEETINGs.-Iu az ar
ticie In the COIlgTeCItiOndiLS,, of Boston, on
Inc revival here, Rev. DIR. Rankin pays this
tribute 10 the daily papers Of this city. We
NJ glad 10 say that 10 is In good measure
observer. Our own reporter, certainly, has
sven sIeat attention TO the revival meet
1ngs, and we iatter ourselves that our re-.
ports nave done great good
he peculiarly about the acconpani-
nsnts OF this work has been the COURTESY aud
attention OF the daily papers. Though tbere
aIoPeOPle enough here who are unfriendIy IN
suSn workt these papers have shut their
Coaumns 20 All communications eNcept such
as the authors were willing to sign with Their
Own Names ~ N-SAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10

THE MouLToN- BEEcHER LITIG ALTON
In the Moulton- Beecher case, at BROOKLYN, ",
Y, to take an appeal from Justice Dykman's
decision on the demurrer of the defendant,
and which has been sustained by the court
Motion for papers and notice of appeal will
be served on Mr.. Beecher's counsel within a
few days. The case will be argued at the
general term Of the supreme court, to be held
at Poughkeepsie In May next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10

TEE CONTRACT Tor the construction Of the
new school building for colored schooIs 81
the IN terKectiOn OF Delaware avenue and fst
aud streets southwest, has been AWARDED
nv me District Commissioners 70 Mr.. Joseph
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10
LOCAL NE VS..


Rusoea 7zeafG.-Sothern, as Lord Dun
dTesTg."
FbrdS Opera House. Teny PASTORS un-
rivaled variety troupe.
7aea1eT OoBiiQSe--The "Parisian Follies, -
aad other varieties.
John o. BTIen's six great shows consolidated
corner 9th and 8 streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10

SoD.-SOd cut an even width and thick
ness by machine, and furnished at low price.
Parties wishing sod laid, or to lay them
selves. can be accommodated by addressing
Box 457, city Z. o. 454
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10

GENERAL GARIBALDI has written q letter
to Prime Minister Depretis, accepting the
donation OF 100, 900 lire offered him by the ma
ton and the King some time ago. He saws
The gift Will enable him to cooperate in the
works for the improvement OF the Tiber. and
be has decided TO accept 1t because of the
ndelity TO the constitution displayed by the
King in recently changing bis minister's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10
The Buffalo Lithia Waters.

The extraordinary curative powers OF these
Waters In the Peculiar Diseases Of Women; in
affections Of the Urinary Organs; In DyspepNd
and in GOlGty and Rhetaldttc Affections is
talent Of the country. They are for sale by
Ktdwell & Son, 1881 street; Charles Stott d
CO., $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
ID. c.; Tickling & Welch, II High street,
Georgetown, ID. c.; and E. 8. Leabeater d
Bro, 6S7 Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
~Pamphlets can be had OF the houses.
THOMAS T. GOoDE, Proprietor,
Joanna VIC: Buffalo Lithia Springs, va.