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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-01

The TENTH ANNUAL REGATTA of the Ana
IoStan boat CLUB took place Saturday after
noon. The balcony OF the boat house was
crowded, but outside there were few Specta
tors. There We're five races. The start was
made from directly in front of the boat hOase
mile and quarter.
For the first race. single sculls. there were
two entries, Whiting and Douglass. Douglass
got of first and easily led his opponent Until
within about three lengths of the stake boat
Here he upset, not very gracefully Whiting
rOwed IN and won the race. Time. IL minutes
Inc IOur shells Undine and Fraud,
next raced. The UHdine was manned by
Maunder, stroke; Dunn. No. 3: Elliott No. )
and Mckinney, bow: and the Fraud by Page
Stroke; campbell, No. 3; Jones, No 2: Bur
dette, bow. The boats got away pretty we'll
together, and promised good race. On the
course down, however. they fOuled After
clearing. the Fraud led and came in about four
--ngthS ahead. Time. 10 min. sec.
The sizing seat gigs, Jennie and Macdel,
the former manne;, ~ GdmDbella aud Maunder
and the latter by Page and BurdeIte, entered
Tor the third race The contest was pretty
sharp one. The Macdel won in 10:5. The four
cared shell Fraud, manned by the same crew
which had previously raced the Undine now
rowed the six-oared shell Ganymede The
Fraud came in first with long streak of day
bow. The latter's crew We're: Paris, stroke:
NoSher, No. 5: Nvman- No. 4: Pei No >.
stansuuiryE, No. 2; Whiting, bow. Time, i'll.
For the next race the old eightOare barge
falcop entered against the new ten-Oared
large AnalOstOn, The heaviest crew was put
in the Falcon, but TO no avail. She was badly
beaten. The following were the crews: Fai-
eOn-Page, stroke; Jones, 6: Maddox, 4; Mo-
sher, 2; Maunder, :; Pairo, : Elliott. 3 Me
kenney, bow. AnalOstan-C. A. Brown, cox
swain Campbell, stroke; Benjamin, s; Kim
ball. 8 simmons, +; Poor, ,; Birnie, 9: Cur
ley. 7: Douglass, 5: Stevens, 3; Whiting bow
A tub race wound up the regatta The race
would have caused the usual meTriment
had il not been so dark when the tubs were
started.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-01
BOOTS AND SHOES

IUS1H SAYS WE MUST
GIVE AWAY CH1
AFAihoE HEEL PROTECTORS Et
ith every yair OF Shoes sold az ~
j. ". SKI.BY's ~
I9I$-f9I6 Penn. rrs.
botwesn 18th and 10th stS
bESl s1Io GAlTf and LACED SHOE IN
,,- HE CITY, warranted all leather
W I'm great many other bargains TO offer too nu-
meTouS TO mel zion. ,e97 tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-01

THE OLDEST INHABITANTS ASSOCIATION
Will celebrate the 18th of july by a meeting at
noon in the Masonic Temple 9th and sts
DR.; John b. Blake will preside. The exercises
will be opened by the song Rock OF Liberty"
sung by an Octette of male voices. Mr. Robert
Bah will then read the Declaration OF indie
pendence. The song Our Glorious Union
Forever will follow. Mr. l.. A. Gobright will
deliver the Grafton, and Miss Julianna May
Will sing The Star Spapgled Banner" the
whole concluding with the chorus "America'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-01

IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW, DEsIRAELE
AND VERY CHEAP DRY GOODS.-Bleached
table linen, 80: linen for boys wear; children's
colOred stockings; ladies' real English stock
ings, woven seams, 25; gentemen's cOlOred
hosiery; geRtlemen'S fine linen handkerchiefs,
Is; excellent cOrSetS, 80; DR.. Warmers cele-
brated cOrSetS, 81; beautiful Pacific lawns 10:
one hundred 600 pieces new lawns, lust ar
rived; black (damaSSel grenadines, pure silk
and wool; new parasOls. Carriers, III Market
Space.-A0r{.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-01

THE JURY IN THE ELLISON CAsE-WAsH-
INGTON, d; G., July !, lS7S.-Editor Euening
when you say but two were for conviction in
the Ellison observation-disclosures G. T. Yoder and
W. q. Phillips. The facts in the case are as
resulted in l for murder, 9 for manslaughter
and for juStifable homicide the next ballot
resulted In for murder, for homicide and 5
Tor acqulttal; and when we were discharged
by the court 1t stood for manslaugbter and 5
for acquittal Respectfully, T. YODER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-01
GRAND FAMILY PICNIC
~ AT GIESBoRO',
THURSDAY, July4
For the Benefit Of
at. DOMINIC'S CHURCH.

cents: ChildrrH free
Boats every half hour, Last boat e~Sskx-A
leaves grounds at / | m. 4sse,szsSe1a
Brilliant display of Fireworks during the eve
UiGg. 100 A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-01

HE FyNERAL OF Mt. alexander Ray, agent
oil the Maryland Coal Company twho died at
Friday night of angina pecJOris) takes place
this afternoon from Epiphany church. Mr.
Ray was an old and respected resident of the
District. IN energetic and intelligent business
man, and a valuable citizen. As a mark of
respect for the deceased the vessels in George
town harbOr shipping coal to eastern cities
display their cOlOrS at half-maSt. The fune" al
will be attended by many leading citizens OF
Washington and GEORGETOWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-01

LIST OF PATENTS granted to residents of
Maryland, Virginia and District of Columbia.
for the week ending June 18th, lS7S:-James
and wripger; James II WEIGH. of Georgetown.
j.. C., bottle registers Talcott T. FarnswOrth,
Manassas, Va, pipe couplings: Thomas B.
Hand, OF Baltimore, Md, mechaniSms for
stopping runaway horses; Robert Hooper, of
Baltimore, Md, governors for engines; Alex.
ander kInnaird, of Baltimore, Md, corpse
coolers; William ID. OConnOr, of Washington,
u. C.. methods of stamping cigars with revenue
stamps; Frederick E. Porter, of Baltimore.
Md, paper bag machines; John J. Tonkin, OF
RICHMOND. Va. gage cocks; John q. A. Ire
H. WEIGH, of Georgetown, ID. c.. bottle regiS,
ter; Basil NJ. Wilkerson, of Baltimore, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-01

THE BOARD OF HEALTH held a meet
ing Saturday eyening-present,M eSsrs Bliss,
MarDuTy and WOrden. Bills in detail of work
done by Mr.. Thomas Lucas, in the abatement
OF nulSanceS OF Stagnant water on private
property several years since, were submitted
Tor certification Of the board. The health Off
Ger report for the past week was presented,
show ing Isl attachments of nuiSanceS aud the
usual concentrations of food etc A note was
received from the District Commissioners
stating that the contract for the removal of
for the month Of July. A letter from Con.
roller A. g. Porter, of the Treasury DEPART
ment, stating that the accounts between the
adiu ted per reports of the First Auditor. for
expenses for the fiscal year ending June 3O.h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-01

pANK CLERKS EXCURSION
- The EXCURSION OF the n-
BANK Jerks ASSOCIATION sSSaA-N
VIII take place THURSDAY, July x.ssEszfaA
EORTY MILES RIDE ON THE PO-
Il TOMAC FOR TEN CENTS,
me city OF Alexandria, will make Excursions
EVERY MORNING Sunday eX- .N-
cepted). Leave 7th street wharf at ss.34hh-J<
1l:3o IN: return O'Clock p. m.
commence MONDAY, June "a, 1878. je25-2ws
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER
ELEGANT HOTEL FURNITURE
FIXTURES ANu APPURTENANCES or THE
WELL KNOWN wiNCnEsrEK HOrnL
NORTHEAST CORNER BROADWAY AND Dist ST
Al AUCTION.
r. H. LUDLOW co. viii sell at auction commepc pp
Monday May 10 At II ocinck aud continuing unsil ali
sold tue mt RE FURNITURE, kc of the above Hotel
SALE POSITIVE Catalogues ~ onice Of Aucsionsers.
No. 3 Pine ST., aud ,fJD broadway.
Attention OF hotel proprietors aud private families
soil fed
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A uCrloN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY
~ THIS SATURDAY. MORNING COMMENCING
AT 10 O'CLOCK RAIN OR SHINE.
AT LARGE FOUR sIn1i BsoMN STONE MANSION
ryo hxnr,hyNsiyE yyAAsiAET FgkSi uRh.
PAKLOR SKIS CuAMBER, LfBRNR AND pIsiSa
RvOn SUITS, OIL PAlNTiN0s. BRoNZEs MARBLE
SETS Parors contain suits in satin and silks East
lake and La 0recienne styles marauetry Tables Canpa
Marbles Tier and ansi Mirrors ~ nne OH Paintings -
pairs OF imported Bro Figures Clocks French
bos do rose Cabinet Psdessl Jardneres Lace CURTAINS
Cnsmesrs-Iz ss,s z. solid .alnu Bedsteads. Dressing
Mattresses Pillows irgran aud Hrnss.s CARPETS Extsn.
sion Dining Tables handsome Buffet cost $3.50; Cnsirs
B0okclses Dcsks silver plated sets china plppe
SETS TAsswAre, Kitchen aud servants Furniture. Al.
IL fr4n
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A -TUNIS JOHNSON, AUCrIONEER
IN. old stand ~ Nassau 81
THIS DAY. ar 10Y O'CLOCK
At our ssissroom. 81 Nassau a.
SALE or HOUSEHOLD AND OFFiCg FURNITURE;
hne rosewood Piano by isrdmsn parlor suits
rosewood Wardfobes aud Eageres eurled hsir
and other Bedding large lot 81 basement aud Kitchen
Furniture; also superb Herring safe large siss cost
*I.luu
UCTlONl ACTION AUCTIoSi
rhls &c SA xrJn1NnY MohsiNu, MAY II.
AT THE ELEGANT Brown STONE MANSION
BETWEEN LExINutoN AND arm AVS
~ bne Carp ", 30 on Paintings magnificent crimson
satin Queen Anne and Grsndo Duchese style Paror suits
uk. coteaine aud Marie Antoinette and Pom
Drawing hoom suits. rosewood Pianoorte, larse anu
small Mrors Lace curtains ktagsres. fables Bookcases
Desks Turkish Furniture elegant Bedroom suits stye
Louis XIV Bedsteads, bureaus Wmsbstsnus i,rrs.ing
uases. Wardrnoes hair and surfing Mattresses Bedding
Boosters, Pillows Re-. magnificent French walnut SIs
board. tAtension Tables. chairs. 40 lot, GLASS;
,hns siver~aIc. Cutlery basement aud servants Fur
nitune. hOFi, Auetioneer. Goods packed IL desired
A BARKER 90, AuCTlONEERs,
IA Al and 40 Liberty st.
Barker A 10. will continue thar
SALE on CHOICE PAINTINGS
this Saturday al ocock when entire balance w be
peremp,Drny sold. And Monday and tuesday the
Immense Library Of the tate Thomas G.. Pinckney ESQ
comprising aooui 100 volumes on Theology lIistorv
jurisprudence, &C., aud on Wednesday MAY rs. Al 1
o'clock nightly valuable private Iaw lab.ssy All shs
above 20 be sold without ans rsss~~s whassvst.
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A o0rl22ss as SALs AND rxxExr1oay SALE I1sS DAY.
THIS ssATURpAY MoRNIHGG,,
AT FIVE v2Asn osY brown 70 stone axssIos
III MesI ssR ST S5A ssH
oofSSI s Ssp 0os dans W.T. arH
superb raror suits. crimson satin, with silver rune.
. sssss S S.ans. F Fs %pGsss
IS brussels and ingram Carpets
30 select OIL Paintings. best artists
elegant Cabinets
Rep plush and naircloth suits
elssant Library Tables. Eas.lake style
Ladies' Secretaries and Bookcases combined
Ms Ssie o BsSe: as.s Paris i.y MAKERS
"a earied hnr ana ,prins Mattresses
g elegant elegant f fase. haunt sa. R's1''-
"a Bedroom Chars TO match
Bedroom H1 a and ParlaF sigh, Day coeta
Elegant black walnut Bullets
y slaek walnut ming chairs,
French , chimp p,i Dinner k snd isA Sets
. .sS BMa 'f LUXE i ..ss ss "
\. B.-Goods packed. boxed aud delivered
4 UcTIoS SALE THIS SATURDAY. MORNING,
dass 81 Eas M 81 between aud s u resi-
brilliant toned Pianos steinwsy and NugenL
seegant farlor suits, latin and rsp.
Bronze Figures assorted.
Turkish CHAIRS
~ window Lace Curtain
IL Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Is elegant OIL Paintings
Elegant Upright Plano
elegant Bedroom sets In black walnut
Elegant cabinets aud bookcases.
Hair aud Spring Mattresses, WardrobeA
Pillows. BOOSTERS and he'd Linen.
elegant Bullets. Extension Tables and Chaira
OF aod silver AMI Plated Ware.
$50 pieces glassware.
Lot OF Kitchen aud servants Furniture
ferry s. MAXIM r6 S'''a a% ' aS 'irfss
broadway.
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TtAVEI4LERs' GUIDE.
A LBANl BDAT.
n Fare reduced via PEOPLES LINE.
81. first class Deck. rs cents

Il Pare reduced via PEOPLES LINE
81 first cisss Deck 20 cents
,.s. steamer. E bSs 9 ~ Or ST. JOHN
leave per a Nsftn River daily except Sundays. y -
4;+I1 ii %s
s.. ,s S. and sa al s
ners transferred free by Annex" boats
tAsY soa.s EsrE SsW
dk%fIoS WI eass dairy aurasy s Excepted
ssss .H@ With l.i Sss ss
West, FARE fdeck, a5c. ca,in fare. sos meals 6Oc
Ss'sA' taken lover A4a y ''h HLacS superintendent
DOsToN FARE REDUCED VIA FALL RIVER
y an. s p
NORTH Kivet daily Sundays jane as 90 september 81
-. Ss ,o to ostea ieass 's sr paeSa
sis. " boats. ssf1f fulton ~
RoAT FOX oArsKiLL. srUYvgsAsr AND IsrER.
is ay s, ". 'ssss '.sf S'a
E,og N,kwALK AND DANBuRy DAILY.
fs H. E.s sax. sa .s'f'q i. .aa Ris
r. ~. connecting with panbury aud New H.ysn RslI
'' ESou SssSSsa Tisks fsn'' 50 GENTS
NEW JERSEY Asp NEW YORK RAILwAY.-SgM
.ssy osi s.a II
stony Point 1t 4is 7. NJ, arriving Al Nss
nNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILES POR 10 CENT?
saasen. I'M. Toy so4,s--ssw palace steamer. CITY
morning Tor all points North, and
West. 81 bertas 25c first class are
State aud through tickets at Dodds
9ii Broadway New York = Court ST.. Brooklyn
TIME GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON
via Providence direct
sHs .sx 1. sfs Fl s.
4h OLD ss yf LIZ
for all points soi E 81 AZ i,. .s p .: y Sc'A River
rTHE STEAMER r. q. SCHULTZ LEAVES FOOT
Franklin 1t. daily except sundays, for knele wood
Yonkers Hastings, Ayaak, sing Sing and Haverstrsw Al
o'clock A. NJ.
EXCURSIONS.
A GALA DAY ON ThK HUDSON.
First Excursion to Newburg and Intormsdiats Points
SUNDAY, MAY IL, 1874
Tho mammoth Excursion Steamer
COLUMBIA
will make her virgin trip vi tho SUNDAY MA
~, up the Rhine OF America. leaving
A. ~
West 10Th North River e:kO A. M
west 2&th North RIVER osAo A.
Landing a. YoNKERs WEST POINT. CORNWALL and
NEWBURG.
MUSIC BY CONTERNO'S CELEBRATED TWENTY.
THIRD REGIMENT BAND
FARE FOR THE ENTIRE EXCLUSION, 50 CEATA
IN Q "a Cd on board
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

4 s NURSERY GOvEKNEss OK SUPERIOR fNVA-
~ Iid's nurse. By an tngsh woman. experienced and
thy would travel: reference employer
ia town till Monday afternoon Address 50, Grand
II al. Brua
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CLEARED.

Steamer cimbris Ger, brandt. Hamburg via Plymouth
and Cherbourg -Kunhsrdt h Co. .
Steamer City of Washington, Timmerman. Havana-F
Alexandra Sons -
steamer Niagars, Curtis. Havana-J Ward Go:
Steymer Isaac Bell Lawrence Norfolk. City Point and
Richmo ond-OId Dominion Steamshp Go.
Steamer Vindicator. Rogers Philaneph a-JA HAND
Steamer Franconia. Bragg. Portland-J Ames
Steamer Giaucus. Bc arse, Boston It i Dimock.
Bark Coniscfe (Br). Mcises. Hull Ell Tucker Co.
Bark Peppina Mignano (ItaD. xartino, Psnsrh Roads
for 0rders-Funch, Edye Go.
Bark Brothers 4 Sisters (8r. Bulmer. Gasgow-P
Bark Young Eagle (Br,. Dunhau. Glasgow-P Nevius
Son.
BARK Padre tAus) stsusher, Cork for o.derssocovch
4 Co
Bark Emile (Gsr,. sehungel, Brsmsn-watjcn. roei
Co.
Bark Kings County tBr, Potter. Il Hamburx-Dil Rad
mann
Bark Amarsnih Ger). .Brsusr. Baltimore-Wausn. Toel
d Co.
Brig Francesca dtaD Romano, Bristol ELauro. Storey
sris T.h Ro.snus tSor,. M.nssn. Aisos Bay, cGH-
Brig Lie HOnghson, Rose, Cork Falmouth for orders
Miller loughton.
Brig Ella (Brsx,, Lisch Rio Grande do su-oelriehs
Co.
Schr Francis L yaiiock Moals, Bermuda-warren Ray
Schr speedwell Sawyer, Perth Amboy-simpson. Capp
K Co.
Scbr CaIista Kenuiston. Boston-Havilaud Prcssy.
Schr Invi.. Wilson, New Haven-CArtwrght Doyle
schr Paul Keller, Henderson. New Haven-Cartw.ight
h Doyle
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SHOT BY AN OFFICER.

John J. Crogan, watchman in tho employ OF Fay
Brothers Co., soap manufacturers, Of No. 226 Water
street, had alteration last night with gang Of
young who spcnd tneir evenings on the
corner of Cherry and Pike streets, where tho
soap factory is located Crogan noticed ono
of the gang pick up stone from the street, and fear
ing intended to do him some bodily harm with
II, raped for assistance Officer Thomas Waters. Of
tho Seventh precinct, heard the alarm and a.
hurried to the spot Al the corner of Pike aud
Cherry streets ho a young man run
ning away. Thinking that the man had committed
some crime he promptly gave chase. The officer
called the fugitive 70 stop, but tho latter dia NOT
comply. Waters tnereupon drew his revolver and
fred two shots, Of which took effect IN the mans
back. When the policeman came up 10 whore
tho fugitive stood bleeding from his wound
he learned that his namc was Thomas
Harty, OF No. 93 Madison street. The
injured man taken the Madison street station
house TO await the arrival Of an ambulance. which
had been elegraphed for Al the station house Harry
recognized as one Of the young men who had
qulrrellcd with the watcnman. He was taken 10 the
Chambers Street Hospital, where his wound wa, pro-
nounced O severe If not fatal one.
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A sTOREKEEPER'S ADVENTURE.

AS W. r. Van Dervcer was storing away his mcta.
laphones alter tho days sales, at ten O'Clock last
night three we'll dressed men entered his store, at
No. 667 Broadway They examined the stock and
then asked the price. ''One dollar each' was
tho answer They delayed making tho
purchase, moving about in q mysterious way. Tho
proprietor suspicious and kept sharp lookout.
The store extends back to Mercer street. but only
small space fronting on Broadway is occu-
pied, the OF the premises beng va
cant. Tho instruments form partial partition
which hides the empty space beyond, while iew
burners shcd light that part OF the promises which
Is occupied. Tho men kept moving toward this part-
ton aud seemed an xous proprietor that
direction At last, while he was engaged IN explain
ing how tho instrument was manipulated one OF the
men concealed meialaphone under his heavy
ulster and slipped out. followed by his frond-
The proprietor was afraid 10 call out or intercept
them, as the man who Was bargaining Tor the metal
Iapnoue stood between him and the door, as II 10
shield the aosconders from pursuit Tho proprietor
sons, but 10 keep a sharp look out Tor an officer
Alter some delay the man who remained behind
purchased an instrument and gave two dollar bill
return, but disappeared without waiting for his
change. AS this amount fully rcmuherated the pro-
prictor Tor his loss ne pocketed tho bill and asked
no questions; but This did not end the DIM
Guilty. The three men joined each other OPP
posite the Ircmont House, and seemed to enjoy the
trick they had played tho storekcepcr Suddenly
they seemed to reaIIzo that not such Joke
after ALL as their became more serous.
The man who had purchased the metailaphone scpa-
rated from his friends aud returned " the store,
where he angrily demanded back his change, which
refused the ground that one Of his compsnons
mad taken away an instrument without paying Tor IL
.Whai's that you sayf said tho big man with a
heavy, durk mustache. ''lf you don't give me back
my money I'n take the worth OF u out Of you In
KICKS" aud with that he seized the proprietor with
an iron grasp by the neck dragging him and choking
him in the darkened portion OF Tue store The half
begged TO be let 60 and no would return
the money.
The appeal reluctantly compiled with. Then
Va nnR had IN Ckala III n n ~
OF producing The sum demanded no drew revolver,
saying at the same time, snow, SIR there is tho
change will give you If you don't leave at once"
TINS such convincing argument that the alter
cation tho metallaphone and the dollar seemed
to have reached satisfactory basis Of arbtraton at
least 10 the man who was In possession Of the re-.
volver
'.Yes, you have got me dead to rights this tmc,
but IN get the dead wood on you tomorrow" ana
saying this the big with the black mustache left
tho store mutterng vengeance. Hc joined his friends
up tho street. when tho trio nastened away.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY MARCH ls7s-w1rH SUPPLEMENT-

nsh for Liverpool; Rita p5 GasIs. New Orleans for ao
with bark Helene (Gev. Gsrdss from New York for brs'
men In tow (sse osiow).
Sailed 7th. Csnopus (Br), Horsail from Lvsr
pooD, Boston tsitsr putting back with machinery dsa
blsd).
Rio JASxrRo. March e-ssiIed previously. 'bsrs Nay
Queen, Springston. Baltimore.
SUNDERLAND, March 7--Snied bark Roma Nor), Lnsen.
Phiisdeiphia
SOUTHAMPTON March Arrived steamer Leipzig tGer).
Hoffman. Baltimore for Bremen land proceedsd,.
sALEmxo, Feb 2s-Arrived, bark sigrd (Nor. raarvg,
Galveston.
LONDON. March 7-steamer Rita Gsp), Cartier. nom New
Orleans for Liverpool lowed Queenstown to-day the
bark Helene tGer). Gerdes. from New York Feb for
the latter having severe weather
and lost foremost. bowsp bboom boats sails and part
OF her buwarks. Two of her washed over
board and drowned Tho neenes bows also damaged
aud she threw overbosrd part OF her cargo
Steamer Neckar Ger. Wlegcrod. from New York Feb
~ for Bremen put into Falmouth to-day having broken
her shaft Monday.
Brig Fanny (Aus), sandri from Ne~ York by way Of
Queenstown, before reported ashore Csmpbelon has
been honted She has, apparently sustained damage
Brig sorvath Nor). Nelson. which arrived to-day At
Liverpool from Wilmington NC. has board the captain
mate second and steward Of schr Louisa Birdsal
abandoned Feb I. - before reported.
Advees from Sc Miehass that the Gsland
(Br, from New Orleans tor Antwerp. which In there
Fob II distress had sndea Ats bales cotton and
would be repaired as the transferred.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAD March Z. .PM-wind. wHw, fresh; barometer.
90 e85
PLYMOUTH, March 7. PM-wind, NV, ane; barometer.
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show the progress Of the woman suffrage movement
In England. Mrz Blake explained that one reason Of
the comparative Of the advocates Of suffrage
in that country was the support OF powerful ar's-
tocraoy. This. she said, 10 fortunately lacking
here, though similar influence would do
much TO help tho movement An invitation
received and read, requesting the Wo-
man Suffrage Society to sffilate with tho
national greenback party and ssrd delegates to
convention OF that Organization shortly to be
held The sense OF the meeting WAS that the socsety
had better stand upon It's own feet and the prof
fered assistance OF any political party
Mrs. Slocum, Mrs. Cooke and Mrs. Blake were ap.
pointed a committee 10 visit Albany next week aDd
arrange for hearing before the Judiciary Committee.
10 which the memorials presented by the Woman
Suffrage Society were referred Mrs. Blake announced
that Saturday evening she would deliver lecture
before the Liberal Club, which meets ut No. 55 West
Thirty -thrd street.
A meeting OF the New York Womens State Suf-
frage Association held yesterday aternoon a. the
Home OF the Business women's Union, No. so Will
loughby street, Brooklyn. resolution petilionng
the Legislature to grant tho right OF municipal sui
frage 10 all women who pay taxes was unanimously
adopted. rhe meeting then adjourned.