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Condemned IoenIs-

Street lamps will be lighted tonight at
$50 p. m, and extfnguished at 4 20 a. m.
Seventy colOred converts were baptized in
The river, at the Sycamore. yesterday morn
Ing.
Tire body of an infant was found yesterday
morning In an alley near b End nth streets
southeast. Coroner Patterson gave a certid-
cate Of stillbOrn.
Indictments were found by the grand jury
To day against Charles T.. Bruce for forgery
Of name of VIM. j. Murtagh TO a check; also
one against Robert Smith for larceny.
At meeting OF the German Indepe 1dent
Congregation Saturday night, delegates to
1he National Free Thinkers convention. TO
be held al Philadelphia, in June next, were
elected as follows: Mrs Weigmann and
HessTs. VIM. Burchard and RObt- ReitZel.
Last Saturday night, as car No 4. OF the
Belt road, was waiting on the stand for its
turn and time to start on the final trip, some
one entered the car, and with Jimmy opened
the bottom Of the money box and cieanCt il
OF The days receipts, excepting one ticket
And a few pennies.
The 18th district republicans on Saturday
night elected delegates as follows to choose
delegates to the Cincinnati convention:
Lloyd g. Brooks, John Brown, Jas. Wool, F.
ONeill, j. II. X. Plant; 10 Nashville conven-
fion-JOhn Brown, Jas. Wool, X. Marshall;
alterDateS, DR.. Frederick Brooks, Joseph
Peters. Central republican cOmmittee-F.
4. o Neili, j. L. X. Plant, Llsyd c. BROOKS.
The Washington SaeUgerbund gave their
last entertainment OF the season at Odd Eel
lows Hall last evening. Tine exercises con-
sisted OfsingiDg by the buBd, instrumental
music under the direction Of Prof. Kley,
singing by MessTs. NOyes, Cannon, and Mrs.
.Fidelta," by MeSSFs- NJ. AltSchuh, F. A.
Rockar. A Hart, +. KnOop, l.. Waldecker,
and f. Herbert. The attendance was veFy
large, and The acting and singing excellent.
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District Goyernmeut Affairs.

PROTECTION OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
In relation 10 the frequent injuries to lamp
posts, fences, &c, by ungovernable teams,
the District Commissioners have bv COM
munication requested Major Richards to
give the police force Instructions TO ascertain
the names and residences of persons respOn-
sible for such injuries, that proceedings may
be taken to recover costs of damages SO
CAUSED.
THE DISTRICT REAL ESTATE.
The District Commissioners have issued
an oTdeI that the District treasurer be
charged with the care and safe keeping of all
deeds and cOnveyances, of every name and
nature. OF property belonging to the District
OF Columbia; and TO this end he is directed to
at once collect them, prepare schedules in
drplicats-oDe copy to be retained by him,
the other TO be filed in the Office of the Com
missiOners-afterw which he will deposit them
in the Treasury of the United States.
BUILDING PERMITS.
FeliX DesfOSse, twO-stOry brick dwelling
and store. south side II. between 10Th and 21st
streets northwest; IS 800. Bright Il Hum
phrev, three two-story and basement brick
dwellings, south side Rhode Island avenue,
between Sth and 9th streets northwest; 80. 900
Or. RedbuI a three story brick dwelling.
Forth side F, between 21st and 22i streets
northwest; 5000. DIR. George Maoby. n
three story and basement dwelling, west side
18th, between / and + streets northwest;
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The Potomac Fisheries.
FAILURE IN THE sHAD CHOP FEAREI

n FAILURE IN lhb Sh ~ ShOf rEA.-hD
AND WHY.
The fishing season on the Potomac may he
said TO have fairly commenced for 1876,
though with rather dismal prospects of sue
brought TO market, and the prices are high
The old fishermen state that the gill nets are
destroying the business, and at the present
rate OF decrease in shad, that excellent fish
Will in few years be a curiosity in our
markets. Thesfish which would NATURAL V
ascend the river to the spawning grounds
between the times OF hauling the large seines
are low all caught up by the gill nets, Ii
being almost impossible for a fish to escape
them. The consequence is that fishing shores
which In former years rented for thousands
now command only few hundred dollars.
ON THE VIRGINIA SIDE
these landings are worked this season by the
following parties: Fowkes. Joseph Cav
wood; Windmill Point aud Tumps, Jacob
McIain Smith; Richland, - Walter; Dip
PIE, FauEce Bros; Free Stone Point. Jacob
Faunce; Plumb Tree Gut, Horseman & Ira
vers; Sandy Point, Lander Henderson; High
Point and Stony Point, VIM. Gibson: White
Eouse, VIM. Hatton; Fair Landing, VIM.
Knight; Jackson City, Henry Knight: Daisy
Gut, VIM. Knight; Eagles Nest. Jacob
FauCce; White Point, John HickOck; Mount
Moriah, VIM. Hunter.
ON THE MARYLAND SIDE
the landings are worked by the following par
ties: Maryland Point, Price Gray; Budd's
Co; Chapman's Point, Thomas Chapman:
Nor key Point, - Barron; Greenway, y
Elliott; Bryan's Point, Conrad Faunce
Monkeys, James Skidmore; Tent Landing
Captain j. Guy; Sandy Bar, Jerry Raub;
Geesboro, Alfred Bundine.
PROTECTION FOR THE SHAD NEEDED.
1t is believed that there are at least two
thousand gill nets between the Long Bridge
and the mouth OF the river, many OF which
stretch quite across the channel where the
IL n run. Many of the shad caught in these
nets are destroyed by eels ard catfish before
they can he reached by the fishermen, and
many nf them drown before being re1ched
as IL Is seldom that more than two persons
are employed in running one of them. Those
occupying shore landings complain that the
laws Of Maryland and Virginia governing
fishing in this river are not enfOr ced, and no
efforts are made to enforce them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

Tenth Dtstrie.-Charles Wallace, Charles
Burrle, y. z. Burke, VIM. Kennedy, John
ID Wallace.
Fleumh District-Edward Chase, William
Bee kett, DR.: j. l.. N. Bowen, Cato Ward, r..
w. Tompkins-
THe;hh Distrist-Lloyd c. Brooks, F. C..
ONeil, John Brown, ]. T. X. Plant, James
Wood, with DR.. +. Brooks and Joseph Peters
as alternates.
Thirteenth District-S. A. Bartlett, ]. +.
Lutz, q. II. Boston, W. III. Simpson, c. II.
Addison.
Fourteenth Dis.rict-Horace H. Brewer.
Louis York, L. III. Dade, John III. Reever,
VIM Rey nolds
FYfeenth Distrfct-George Holmes, w. Fl
EdeI boro, Bernard West, l.. Jef1ries, John
Freeman.
Sixteenth Dia,1ct-C. w. Swaggart, W. l..
Jones, DR.. w. A. Tucker, James Leonard,
James Reake.
Serenteer,th DISTRICTS. ID. Johnson Perry
Carson, Thomas Commodore, j. Thomas Co.'S
Ter. w. A. Talliafero.
Eighteenth DiSt'ict-J. w. Branson, A. X.
Manning, Heron Davis, 8. W. Blond, ID. T.
Travis.
Nineteenth DiSrict-Andrew Gleason, John
Meehsn. VIM. II. Lucas, Patrick Doyle, VIM.
A. Lavalette
Tt0,Wieth Distrfct-Joseph Gibson. Henry
Young, Joseph Brown, L. Mcmahon, j. Y.
BalleDger.
T'utnfy. first is,rict-A. NJ. Green, E. B.
HUGHES, Walter Middleton, r. A. Green,
ID. Gaines.
Ttrcnfy- second District Isaac Sinner. Cnas.
Champion, Josiah l.. Venable, j. n. Clark,
Peter MOsely.
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HAVOC OF LIGHTNING.-The schoolholse
at lonta, station nine miles from Nashua,
Iowa, was struck by lightning the other day
Several scholars were at play in the school
room. Three boys were playing marbles in
the hallway of the schoolhouse when the
building was struck by lightning, the fiuid
passing down through the building, knock
ing the boys senseleSs, and stunning every
person in the building. One of the boys,
named Trusty, was struck in the foot, his
boot being torn into shreds, and his foot is so
badly torn and burned that amputation wi
be necessary, and IL is feared he will lose HIS
life. The other two boys were insensible for
several hours, and IL is feared that they may
mol recover. year ago a schoolhouSe on
the same site was struck by lightning in the
night, and destroyed by fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

The standard remedy for the cure OF coughs
colds, influenza, bronchitis, hoarSenesS
asthma, whooping cough. Group, sore throat
dlphtheria, difficulty OF breathing, Quinsy
phtbisic, pain In the SIDE ana breast, splitting
OF blood, liver complaint, bleeding OF the
lungs, and all diseases OF the throat, lungs,
anu chest, including even consumption. IL
seems hardly necessary 20 dilate at length
upon the virtues of this faVorite remedy for
All diseases OF the lungs, throat, and chest.
Ii was Introduced TO the public by DIR Wistar
nearly half century since. and by the won
deTiul cures which IL performed gained an
immediate ard enviable reputation which
Ia this day IL has fully sustained. From the
Gulf of The st. Iawrer ce 10 the shores OF the
Pacific, al In many countries abroaf, there
are few villages or hamlets without "livfng
testimonials" 10 the rapidity and certainty
OF It's curative effects The proprieiors, mind
ful of tbeir responsibility To tho afflicted
exercise the utmost care In the selection amt
cnnpouncirg OF the various ingredients Il
which the B0IsGlH IL composed; and the sick
are assured that the n ieh standard Of excel
lence on which its popularity is basel wiz
always he maintained. Seth W. FUwle n
Sons, PrOprietOrg. BOSTON.
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GEORGETOWN.

DEATH IN MoNT6oMERY COUNTY
Greenburg M Watkins, q members of the
Mary land legislature, and for many years a
prominent local poll tician, died at his home ,
near Bethesda, Montgomery county, yester-
cay evening, after q long illness. Mr.. Wat
kins was well known in the District OF CO.
lumbia- His funeral takes place TO morrow.
Services ut Oak Hill cemetery At p. m.
"A BRANCH REv1yAL.-A branch meeting
of Hammond and Bentley's revival will be
held In Dumbarton-street M. z. church, this
evening. at 80 p. m, under the auspices ard
direction Of the pastor, Rev. Richard Norris.
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The Buffalo Li,hIa waters,

The eXtraOrdinary curative powers Of these
Waters In the Peculiar Diseases Of Women; In
Affections Of ne Urinary Organs; in DgspepStd
and in GOs9y and Rheumatic Affections is
vouched for by some OF the best medica
talent OF the country. They are for sale by
Ridwell & Son, 1881 street; Charles Stott 4
Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
Georgetown, ID. c.; and +. s. Leabeater a
Bro, 57 Fairfax street, Alexandra, Va.
~Pamphlets can be had OF the houses.
THOMAS /. GooDE, Proprietor,
10,4,m&w,6: Buffalo Lithia SPRINGS, Va.
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First-elass scourin. ana Dysfnx.

A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing 10 his new building, 906 q street,
doors west OF 9th street, just q few steps
rom his former place on 9th street, where ne
Is ready TO do any work in his line in his su-
perior manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes
Grape Wells cleaned al a very short notice.
Ladies' Dresses cleaned without taken apart
and spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment. Gents Clothes cleaning and
oyetng q speciality. 11.N-ty
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Saratoga Spring. Winter

Reasons for going TO Drs. Strong's Beue-
dial Institute In winter, with circular de-
scTibing its Turkish, Russian, Sulphur, Hy-
dropathic and Electro-Thermal Baths, the
Vacuum Treatment, Galvanic and Faradaic
ELECTRICITY, &c, will be sent on application.
Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases specially. 12,24,m,w,fS:
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A PLEASANT ACT OF CoURTBsY.-A very
pleasant incident of st. Patrick's day in this
city has attracted some attention. The man
ayers OF the procession were requested to sus-
pend their music while passing the Hippo
drome, where the Moody meetings were in
progress. The courteous request was cour-
teously complied with, and for four blocks
this Catholic procession marched without
music, to avoid disturbing Protestant re-
vival service. II was purely an act OF polite
ness, and our Hibernian neishbors are enti-
tied TO full credit Methodist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

NO MORE DIFFICULTY in Ia king Cod Liver
vi. Ihis truly valuable medicine now pre-
pared by us with Phosphate az LiBse render
Ing IL positively inyitiEg or the thous snds OF
victims OF Consumption IN this vicinity
many would be saws. Sy the prompt use of
Sold by druggists. -'''e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

TN NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, ccTnsT a
New York avenue and 18th street, pays pei
cent. per annum or deposits for each Cslenoa
month. Banking hours, to 4 Saturdays {
20 and 20 8. rS.lttIe
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LOCAL NE VS..


National ThedtG-Mr. and Mrs. Florence
m the mighty Dollar"
F0rds Opera RouSe.-Mr. Frank Mayo In
"Davy Crockett"
1nedfer CoDaQlIe-"Blue Beard" and first
class varieties.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE REGULAR zee OF Lfobtg's LiQsnd Er-
fTdcf 81 Beef, In pint bottles, Is the most
direct means of ooviating ply steal debility,
as 10 stimulates the sbsolvents, and impart ;
vigor 10 the whole system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

THERE WAS AN EXTENSIVE FIRE on Sat-
urday night at Pittsburg, Pa, consuming an
entire block. The ascertained losses exceed
100000. The wall of one of the burnin 2
buildings fell upon two fremen. seriously In
uring Charles Rice, and perhaps fatally in
turing RObt. Miller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

THE SHOCKS OF VIOLENT COUGH tear
and lacerste the tender tissues OF the lungs
Heal them ard arrest the cause. with that
and Tor. No cough can withstand It's soda
tive operations.
Pixies Toothsche Drops cure in one minute
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The UnPleasantness between Col.
Perry Carson and DIR. Sidney A.
Sumby.

AN ELOQUENT AND INDIG NANT CARD FROM
DIR. SUMBY.
EditOT EreniflO Hdr-Dear Sir: Pleas obi ice
me by allowing this article to appear in the
columns OF your Excellent Journal. At a
melting of the seventeenth district Rep Club
on last Monday night, Perry Carson In one
OF his so called political speeches represented
me as being chicken stealer. Mr.. Carson
claims TO be leading man of the seven
teenth district, and he should not demure
himself by applying such oppTobrious Epi-
tibet to any man. He knows nothing of NV
chorracter, and IL seems to me as though
when man attempts to speak of that OF
which he knows nothing, he is lost for lam
guage. did not say knew his chorracter-
from whence he came-nor do / wish TO
know. The people never knew me to defraud
them nor their associations institutions; and
when Mr.. Carson brands me as fraud &c.
he robs my wife and children of their daily
bread. Charity teaches me to pull no man
down In order TO build myself up. A foul
stomach makes dirty mouth; and think
that the administration of a drOstic cathar-
tiee In large doses would produce an Exre-
nentatious Expulsion and have q general
Purifying tendency. i made no opposition
TO Mr.. Bowen in the first place, as reported
in THE STAR. But think, that Mr.. Brooks
also deserves consideration for valuable SER
vices rendered 10 the republican party of the
South during their late struggles with the
vampires OF that section.
DIR. SIDNEY A. SUNNY,
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GONE WITH $50 900 PL FL.
Barfh, clerk in the quartermasters depart
ment at San Francisco, has defrauded the
government of sec, 900. He was arrested ont
subsequently escaped from custody.
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Germs &c The Wise for Health

on daily walks depend. ;" and thousands from
lar and near visit DR. Whites establishment,
i4lb pennsylvania avenue, opposite Will
Iard s hotel, for relief nom. and avoidance
OF, Corns, BuniOns, Troublesome Nails. Vas
cular EXcresences, etc. Established In Wash
lngton In 1861. Fee, 81 per visit
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DIR. SIDNEY A. SUNNY,

ALEXANDRIA HAS A GHOsT-a spectre
cavalier, In gray military coat, who rides
through the streets at midnight, on a milk
white steed. A Waterman at the depot of
horseman-and perhaps snakes II Char.
CI1nIlicIP.
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Weather Probabilities To-day.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OPFICER,l
WASHINGTON, March q, 1875. I
FoItbe middle states, clear or fair weather,
with fresh and brisk Dortherly TO westerly
wiIGs and rising barometer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

THE Augusta (Ga.) Ice company are now
manufacturing 81, 600 ounds OF ice a day
They do not have a sale for this qusntity at
present, but are storing it. In consequence of
company expects TO do large business this
season.
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BLACK CLOTH COATS,

Double-bressted Frock Goats, of imported
goods, as low as Sl6.2O net Some very
fine ones made in the intervals Of dullness
OF sde By my best hands for SIS and $50,
much under bespoken prices. Intermedi-
ate grades at pleasing prices. My Black
Goods give general satisfaction in regard
to wear and color.
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BLACK VESTS.

A large assortment Of qualities and sizes,
ranging in prices from 81 TO o.. have
now good supply Of Black Cloth Vests,
made by my best hands, for 81, S5 and O.,
uneQuslled in fit and workmanship By any
In the market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

FISH MARKET TO DAY.-SOld by r. A
Golden * Brother, fish agents-20O0 shad
sold for 33 TO S35 per thousand; 5000 behring's
sold for s25 per thousand; 500 punches FISH,
sold from 10 to 40 cents per bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

PAINFUL POSITION OF MINER-John
Williams was working placer claim in
boulder weighing GOO pounds fell upon his
hand. Being alone. and unable to extricate
bis hand, or remove the boulder, he remain
ed in that excruciating plight for 10 hours
when he was found and released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

OUCH! THOSE PAINsi-Use Edwards &
Hutchisons Stimulating Liniment for
rheumatism. 4:
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TEN-PINs, 10 cents a game, at Bauer's
Bowling Alley, HIP Penn's avenue. Sill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Frank Yoll and Matilda Krebs, and Lewis
II. Hill and Elizabeth Simms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

INTERESTING INFORMATION IN
Il EGARD TO VIZ LEADING LIFE
INSIRAHCE COMPANY OF The
WORLD,
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NOTHING is more certain than Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy. rheumatism, govt,
neuralgia.-AdU.
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BLACK PANTALOONS.

New supplies Of reliable and tested doeskins,
warranted to give satisfaction.
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SPRING OVERCOATs.

handsome assortment of desirable styles
from Sl2 10 SIS. Black and Brown dag
opals for 0l5
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District Affairs I'm Congress.

Quite number OF private relief bills for
residents of the District who suffered by
what they claim to be unjust assessments
introduced by various member of the House
to-day, and referred to the District Com
miltee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

The "Provident Savings Life AsSnrance ro "a
ciety OF New York" affords unusual SsciIi-
ties for those wishing TO secure indsbtedness
oy sn Insurance policy. The branch ofiice rs
81 1863 Pennsy lyania avenue.
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TERMS.

One Price Only-Prices marked in plain fig
ures. A discount of 10 per cent. for cash.
All ready. goods, not worn or disig-
ured. may be returned within two weeks
from day of purchase, and the price paid
will be refunded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

SAXOHY EMBROlDERIEs. MUCH pINER
in the city. CONHOLLYs,
mar7.tr COS 3.h st., opp. Patent ono G.
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ACCIDENT AT THE CAPIToL.-This morn
ing, as Mr.. r. c. Bromley, q messenger for
the Senate Judiciary Committee, was en-
gagged In placing books in a large new book
upoa him, severely, IL not seriously injuring
him In the region of the spine. He was at
once conveyed to his home, 1O7 East Capitol
street, and physician summoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

,REVINALIS THE THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH
Inc Rev W. II. Jefferson, OF this church,
oinnenced MS revival work In January by
~ s@Ihest prayer meeting every evening,
VIII snort sermon 70 unbelievers As me
-. ~ % VI hIs Iaoors IS were baptized the 2Oth
sa -! eoruary. - a week or two since and
- yssler1ay' ma king "a in all. fhe revival
asking prayers. "re
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ONE BY ONE THE R0sEs FADE.-And now,
Mr.. G. w. Watson, late Secretary of the
late Board OF Audit, now under investiga-
tion, has shouldered his little hatchet, and
retired TO his old Kentucky home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

FATAL AccIDkNT.-On Friday evening
last as the train on the Popes Creek line OF
the b. & T. railroad was proceeding toward
MARLBORO, a team OF three horses belonging
TO Mr.. Hodges, driven by Henry Thomas, an
aged colored man, was struck while crossing
the track about two miles north of Marlboro
and Thomas was killed and the wagon
wrecked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-27

TIE BREwFR-CLARKE SCANDAL AND
SHoOTING.-Tbe case OF Henry y. and John
W. Brewer, brothers, of Georgetown, ID. C.,
charged with shooting with intent 10 Kill
ool- !. Lyle clarke, will come up for trial in
The criminal court to day. IL is understood
mat the iact OF the shooting, which occurred
at the St Clair hotel In this city, will be
admitted by the defence, but II will be
pleaded in justification that Col. Clarke hal
previously seduced the sister OF the Brewer
brothers, and that this led 20 the act The
1rlal Will no doubt attract a great deal OF at
tentiOn, The parties on both sides being well
known- Miss Brewer will IN all probability
be one Of the witnesses for the defence
Bait. American, 27th.
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TO ORDER.

Spring fabrics I'm great variety, to be made
TO order in best style and finish. Large g.
sortment of handsome Plaid and Mixed
suitings and Fancy and Plain Worsted
Costngs.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-10-19

upon u cart. The Roman Catholic priests
who had been in attendance on him con-
Quoted the funeral service. The actual fun
eral took place at about p. N.
Nine or ten Of us had been employed Tor
three days in excavating in the rock cav
ity seven feet deep and eigh. feet square.
The lock was blasted, and where the powder
had made the sides uneven it was filed in
and the cavity smoothed all around. In
the cavity thus made by sappers and m liners,
assisted by my own labor and that Of others,
fagstones were inserted in the rock and
formed into case or box, which received the
coffin. The coffin was covered over with q
large fagstone, and the four corners were
bored and filled with melted lead, which
fastened them firmly together. The re-
mainder of the excavation was filed in
with the rubble aud leveled, and mound
resembling common grave raised above
it. An iron palisading was placed round.
and sentry kept over it night and day un>
til all the troops were withdrawn. They
were gradually withdrawn, AMI our regis
ment left six months after the funeral"