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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-06
MESSENGERS Notice.

OFFICE on THE SHERIFF
of kennebec County.
state uf Maine, kennebec, -, January 20 A. d. 1879
IrhlS l. to give notice, that ON the thirteenth day
L OF january \. u. lS.g IL warrant in Insolvency
was ISSUE out of the Court of Insolvency for sai
county ct kennelec against the estate Of aid ., roe
hars"h a'1u'iged to be AN nsol, debtor on tpii
non q" suhdr, creditors of said debtor alleging th,r
chi'' proNaic against ,aid debtor be more than
1 uuIth p' al the claims provabc against said
debtor, which petition was filed ON th. thirteenth y
"i January " H. lsss, TO which last named date IL
"'Nt on 'l"iils 10 be computed that the nav lneut
property belonging To said debtor 10 him or for his
s. ana the delivery and transfer of any propertv Inv
INN are forbidden by law that II Meeting of the cred
r"r> u said debtor To prove THAR debts an, cloo.
on" or more asS2nccs of his estate will he held ut
our! 81 lhSolN chcN TO be huGcn AT the Probate flee
iii said Augusta on the tenth day of FEBRUARY A n
lesp. AZ O'Clock in the afternoon
''iN'h under my hand the date fir.t above written
-. , WIN. II. LIBBY,
Shtrit "a Messenger of the Court of Insolvency for
said County of kcnntbcc -,
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STATE OF MAINE.

cidi Co"rt, Dsrt To b, hoii,m at fmgustG, r,fhii
d"d FOR The county Of keBHebec, TIE drsf Tues
ddg of Ndrch, 4. H. 1879.
r EVILS T. HENDERSON husband of N.lli. "
Henderson,. respectfully hes and gives this hon
cradle court to be- informed that he fully mar.
iied to the hcllec at Augusta in said state Of Maine
onthe fifteenth day of November, lss that your libel
liant, since their ncrmarriage, has ALWAYS conducted
himself as Kind aud faithful husband and has ever
prov drd her with suitable maintenan and support
that the libeaii and lbcce lived together in this
state from the time of their marriage till November
ls1|, ~ which time they removed to Cambridgcport
Massachusetts, and liz ed there three that In the
month OF NOV embtr lt5, they removed TO the city of
IaoMell In this state and have continued Ia reside
in said HallOwcll In good faith since; that dur.
ing the month OF January, lN.s, while 80 living in
laid iao~rll, the belee wilfully and without Just
therefor deserted Your lib,llant and v ed away
from him two weeks but at the earnest solicitation
of your ihclant, YOUR ibeee after said absence OF
two weeks. returned and lived with your libellant !;
that during the month of May, u.s.. the libeee again
wilfully deserted the b,ant, but at his earnest so
lictations she again returned ard lived with him ar
ter absence of one month; that the said Htrlr,
sometime during the month Of July ls1s, asatn will
fully deserted and abandoned your lbellau aud has
never returned To him; and your lilel,aut further
that lac has used due diligence to ascertain thu,
present residence of the lbellee, aud by the exer
else of such due diligence he has been unable TO as
certain it; that there exist such incoinpatibility of
temper and di>l osition between the bellant aud H.
belize that they cannot longer remain In the marriage
reintion in peace and harmony and in the perfor.
nance of the mutual duties aud obligations thereby
imposed upon them. Whcreupon, inasnuch as Il
Would he ftasohable ana proper conducive TO Gaiues
tic harmony and consistent with the peace aud NOR.
ulity of society, Your lbeant prays this henorablc
court To decree divorce from the ha,tis of matri
mony.
LEWIS l.. HENDERSON.
Personally appeared before me, the within named
Lewis T. Henderson, bclant, and made oath that
the averInent contained in the libel in relation to
his using due diligence to ascertain the present res
idenct of the lbellee is true.
LEWIS r. HENDERSON,
Refore me
ARTHUR LIBBEY, Justice of the Peace.
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Aoral ann Statr NrWs.
Skovhegan Locals.


1t is rare that we see men intoxicated on
our streets The other day was an exception.
Two Frcnchmen were picked up thoroughly
drunk. and placed in the ''lock-up." After
cooling off they were called upon to give an
account of themselves. They were released
upon giving information who furnished them
with the vile stuff. They very reluctantly re-
ported one Ben Adams. a gentleman often
seen on our streets, who, our temperance men
were glad TO see brought within reach OF the
| Maine Law. He has been an old veteran III
the business of furnishing rum 10 certain
cheap class, through contederatcs and CO.
workers in pint bottles jugs. &c. BY his
craftnesS he has escaped detection till now
! He j. now furnished a room within the county
Jail.
Sabbath evening last. Rev. W. W. Baldwin
gave an able and interesting temperance adj
! dress to a large congregation. He dwclt upon
the "cvils" of intcmpcrance in its various
directions the different classes of crime; the
misery and wretchednesS produced by ii: its
moral and physical effects and its great cost
to the people and nation. All these various
points were backed up by statistics winch
showed good deal of research, and which
told forcibly and fcarfully against the work of
incompetence.
success sful teacher in our public schools. and
at the present time one of the :. :. Commit
tee. is now Frustrated by SickncSs-consump-
tion-with no hopes of recovery She has
been an invalid for two or three years, but
her ambition and courage have kept her up till
the last.
The epidemic of colds and influenza, &C..
has in a measure subsidized.
The travelling is still bad in this communi-
ty. kept so by the frequent SHOWS and blows.
For the ladic, only The centers of table
cloths are now made as white
bleaching can make them. while into the Dor
dcrs are woven colored threads of cxquisit
beauty of dcsign-''Pckin" the name given
to vclvcts, silks and woolens having alternate
dull and lustrous stripes, is all the ragc.-lt
is feared that dresses are to become large
again in the summer. The pretticst new ma
tcrial is the monte cloth which is much like
that used in upholstery. Indigo blue cam
brio will be much worn, and foulard cambrcs
reproducing the fauard colors and designs
Opera scarfs, three yards long, and more
than half yard wide. are now popular for
winding around the hair and throat.-The
passion for embroidery has risen to its height
and it i worn upon all manner of fabrics, on
India gauzes in fade colors. Persian gauzes
in arabcsqucs and dull reds, yellow and
strange blue tints, and Egyptian tissues in
red and black and gittering golden threads.
Light silks are deliberately embroidered in
China pink, bronze, old gold and scarlet, and
silk gauzes are embroidered in medieval
thread.
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3wi
KENNEBEC COTNTY-M Court 81 Probate,
htid at fHgHStG, en- he second .n0nddg ot jam.
nEEORAII : BURNS, widow of Daniel Burns,
- late "f Farminp'lalc, in said County, deceased.
having presented her application for allowance out Of
the estate of laid deceased
ORDERED. That notice thereof be given three
weeks -ucces,irelN, in the kcnnebec Journal printed
in Augusta, in said County. that all persons inter.
cs'ed may attend at Probate Court Ia be held at
Augusta, ON the second Monday of February next,
and show causc If any the! have. why the prayer of
ii. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES IIEwINs, Register. aw4'
KENNEEEC COTNTY-In Probate court, held
at 4"g"sto, on the toorh Monday Of December,
SULLIVAN kLBRETH Special Admnistra.
> TRAITOR, and Sarah VI. Whiting ExccutriN of the
will of Charles +. Whiting, late special .,dmnistra.
tor on the estate of Edwin :. Briggs, late of Win
thr0p, in said County deceased, having presented
their respective accounts of administration for allow.
an"e:
ORDERED. That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday of
January next. in the kcnncbcc Journal newspaper
printed in Augusta, that all persons interested may
attend at a Probate Court then to be holden at Au.
gustu and show cause, if amy, why the same should
not be allowed
Attest :-CHtELEs HEwINs, Register. 2w.'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the sub.
y scribcr has been duly appointed Administrator
ON the estate of Alexander NJ VIM. late of China,
III Tue DiilN OF hthntDtfs
has und, rtakcn that trust by giving bond rs the law
directs tll persons, therefore, hav ing demands
against the estate OF said deceased are desired to
hib the same for settlement; ana all indebted to
said estate requested tn make immediate payment
to ABISfIA Is, FLETCHER.
January -. 1879. 3wIt
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub
~ scriber has been duly appointed Administrator
the estate of Albert Daggett late of Manchester
in the County of kenncbec deceased, intestate and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond the law
directs IL therefore,. having demands
against the estate of said deceased desired to
hibt the same for settlement: and all indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate payment
to ALBERT DAGGETT.
January II, 1879. 3wi.
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Argal advertisements.

ENNEBEC COtNTf-Tn PROBATE court, held
az 1ng"Std, o" the Fourth Monday Of December,
( AL|lN HOPKINS, Executor of the last will and
y testament of Aaron :. Lyford, late of MI Yer
non In said County, deceased, having presented his
first account as Executor said will for nIlowanca
ORDERED That notice thereof be- given three
weeks successfully prior TO the fourth Monday of
January next, in the Daily kennebec Journal n; vs.
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons Interested
may attend AT Probate Court then TO be held nj Az
not be allowed.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest - CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
janl0t3w &w2wt
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sacred Bible that there was no other in all
the wide worldyou loved but me? When,
with vows Of lifelong fidelity, you placed
this ring ON my finger n the seal OF
plighted hearts. Pray to Heaven for tor
giveness and obtain it if YOU can; but don I
ask of me that which is beyond the pale
of human possibility.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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Order for Meeting of Creditors undeI
Section 5093.
IN THE DISTRICT CoCEr or TIM UNITED STATES.
fok rnE DISTRICT or MAINE.
In the matter of
GEORGE \. WtIDEoN, ! In Bankrun,cv
Bankrupt.

4 ~ bhhhIuIVl
Bankrupt
DISTRICT OF MAINE, -
/ pom the application of William l.. Whi:.house
\ A>slgur" of the estate of George \ Waldrop
bankrupt IT l. ORDERED. That a third General
Meeting OF the Creditors of said Bankrupt be held AT
me ourt House, in augusta in said District ON th,
thirteenth day of February, A. II. $50 1T min,
O'clock \. VI, before John ". May ESD one of The
Registers ia BANKRUPTCY in said District for IN. mr.
poses named IN the section 5U3 of the Rev ised Stat
ut.s II the l nit.d States; Title Bunkruptcv
AND IL l. FURTHER ORDERED. That the
assignee give notice of sad meeting by sending
written or printed notices by mail. post paid
ct the time and place of said reetimg to ali
known r,tt'rS of sai1 bankrupt aud that he also
notify the Bankrupt To be present thcrrai and he
shan also publish notice of the time and place Of
aid meeting once a week for two successive week.
IN the new sIaper called the Weekly k.nn.lsc Jour
nal, printed al Augusta the first publication TO be- AZ
least ten day prior tu said citing
WITNESS the Honorable EDWARD FOX, judge
Of the aid tunri. and the seal thereof ut Portland
III >nd District, on the twenty first day of January
y u lN'" WM. l.. PREBLE,
tlei = of District Court, for laid District.
Issued this !lst day of January, 1879, hy
2"1 JOHN W. MAY Register.
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Notice of Assignment.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that William r.
~ Brown and Albert :. Bigeow, both of Vas.al.
no,o IN the County of kenncbec and state of Maine
tividually and copartncrs rs Biprlow 4 Erown
nav thls d"l asst gned to me all their property OK
Wp' such ms Is by law exempt from attachment md
1Atu'lo ior the benefit of their creditors in accer.
ual.' WIN the provisions of Chap. 20 OF Revised
nlhlules. ana acts ancndatory thereto and three
months from The execution of sad assignment mr., al
lowed Tor said creditors to become parties thereto
HERBERT NJ. HEATH
Augusta, Me, Jan Is lS-u t,e.o
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Action upon the said d,it'S rrouiis,ury note TO tn,
ptf for Sll5 dated Greet Fails june Ii, is,6, unc
pay able on demand and the plaintiff aege. II lie
uand the day of the date of said note and claim
interest from that time. The said trustee wa. dnl,
summoned. Addamnum 500. bate of writ Aug
10 Is. rcturnnhlc To the sept Term, ISIS.
JOSEPH A. LDt M, PORTLAND.
Attorney to Plaintiff.
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Notice of Assirnment

N'i' T. Is hereby given, that John ID. Robbins
"i augusta IN the County of kcnnebcc and
property, except such as Is by law EXEMPT from M,
thchmcnt and execution for the benent of his cred
hors IN accordance with the pro, isions Of Chan "a
{" me Revised Statutes and acts anendntory th.r, To-
ana three months from the execution of said n.sg,,
thereto. JOSIAH IIOlUs ii -
Augusta, Dec. Dist ls7S ianatit 49,,
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STATE OF MAINE.

kENNEBEC, IS s. j. Court, in vacation Jsnu-
ary %, 1879
ORDERED, That notice of the pend.ncy of the
foregoing libel be given To the beee by publication
thereof, with this order thereon three weeks success
sNeiy in the kennebcc journal new paper publish.
cd in Augusta in said county the last publication
he AT least twenty days before the first Tuesday o.
March, A. -. 1879, that she then may appear in sst
court and answer thereto If she tit.
3w5 AR1EMAS LIBBEY Justice :. j. Cpart,
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
M,l45,9UlGIVEN AWAY 1'

Persons wishing to avail themselves Of a good
nome IN Minnesota by buying Presumption, Home
stead, H. X Lands or eeclaims, will find il 10 their
advantage hN sending % cts for book of 100 pages
giving fan description of these and other LAMBS With
laws as to soldiers iiomeseads, and other laws p.r
tanning to Government lands aud guild. if they wish
who knows these lands, hv addressing = L. John
son, No 900 7th street, Minneapolis Mimi.
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hENNEBEt IS - N0p,rjor Court, Dorcabcs
Term, f>7N.
WILLIAM rIUMNrH v. llENEN q. Blanc and T..
h. BLAME, Trustee.
4 nd now on sur gestiun 10 thc Court that the prn-
"A Cilal defendant, at the time of the ,.rN ice Of
the wit not I'm inhabtan of this state. and had
no tenant, agent ar attorney Within the same tina;
h goods estate haze been attached in this action
aud that he has had notice of said suit and at
iHclncnt. lr l., ORDERED. that notice of the pen
deucv 81 this suit be given the said defendant by
publishing an attcstcd COPS of this order together
with an uh-trac of the plaintiffs writ, thru, week.
succes>h ely in the kcnt bee journal. newspaper
printed at Augusta, ia the County of kenntbcc, tht
last publication to be not less than thirty DAYS before III,
second nSy' term of tis Court 10 be holden at Angus
Ia, within and for the tonnty OF k.nnebcc on tn,
first Tuesday of APRIL le.u that said defendant ma,
then and there appear, and answer to said suit il h,
shall see cau>c.
Attest; WIN. VI. >TRATroN, CLERK.
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KENNFBEC COFNTI.-IR Probate toart, heht
at Augustd, on the Second Moa,iay or january,
1917
GORGE w. MANTER, surviving partner of the
" firm John W. Mantcr & Son, late Of Readtehi
in said County John W deceased, having presented
hi. first account of administration for allowanc
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday OF
February NJ in the kenebec Journal, lie spaper
printed at Augusta, that all persons Interested may
attend at Probate Court then TO be held at August.
and show cause, if any, why the should no; DO
allowed. II. h. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEWINs, Register. SWi.
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SS.-Superior Court, December Term,

hENN EBEf, NS-Sultrior court December Term
1873.
JOSEPH BAKER & AL. vs.. l.. l.. UNDkRwooD
A ND now on suggestion to the Court that l.. l..
"A Underwood, the defendant, at the time of the
service of the writ was not inhabitant of this
State and had no tenant, agent or attorney within
the same that his goods or estate have been attached
In this action and that he has had notice of said
suit and attachment IT Is ORDERED, that notice OF
the peudency of this suit be given the said
by publishing an aesed copy of this order together
with an abstract of the plaintiffs writ, three weeks
successfully In the kennebec Journal u newspaper
printed at Augusta, in the County Of Kenneae, the
last publication to be not less than thirty days be
fore the second next term of this Court to be holden
ut Augusta, within and for the County of kennebec.
the first Tuesday of April 1873. that said defend
ant may then and there appear, and answer to said
suit, If he shall cause.
Attest; WIN. NJ STRATTON, Clerk,
(ibstrdct Of pff's Trif.)
Assumpsit account annexed for the sum of
$2IgO4, returnable to said December Term. Date OF
writ Oct. 30. 1873. Adiamnum, S4O0.
BAKER & BAKER, Attornys to PLAINTIFF
true copy of the order of Court with abstract Of
the writ. Attest; WIN. NJ. sTRATTON, Clerk.
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N.rm ADVERTISEMENTS.


JOhnsOn's tnOdyne Linimcut will positive
IL prey cnt this terrible disease and will positively
cure nine cases in ten. Information that will save
many lives sent free by mail. Don't delay = moment.
Prevention Is better than cure Sold ever, " ner,..
1. y. JOHNSON n CO.. Bangor, We. jnn9r 4w
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Courts OF Insolvency,

NOTICE is hereby given, Than Courts of InsoL
~ vcncy, will be held at the Proba Onlce, in
Augusta on the sec ond aud fourth MONDAYS in
each month, at two O'Clock in the afternoon, until
otherwise ordered.
H.K. BAKER, Judge,
CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
Nov. ], 1878. tSwtf
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

w lIEREAS. l.. +. Whittier of vienna in til.
W County ut kenuchcc, 10y his deed dated III,
2lst dlN OF December $50 recorded in the kcnnchet
Rcgistr at Deeds Book ;u> Page II, conveyed To II,
in mortgage, certain parcel OF real estate situated
in said Vienna, and bounded and described as fol
lows; Bcgi ming al II siakr aud stone the east
side of the roa thence ea>ttilN hv the north end
the mill. within one rod thereof to stake and ston,
in the pasture alpHt twelve rods from said road
thence southtry t'H maple llcc thence westerly tn
the road within one rrd itoh ,Gc house occupied
by John W. Hail. thence n0r;h,rlV hy the road to the
place OF beginning, hcing Tie Min Lot, su.tuled
containing two acst> more az less with the steam mill
on the promises. Now, tie conditions of said mort
gage haN ing been broken We, the undersigned, by
reason thereof, claim ;ur, Clusurt and give tli,
notice under Tia, statute.
:, G. FORS Attn & GO.
Au H>ta. Me, Jan. y, lS.n. Ln.S4lav>w
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ArgaI ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice of Third Meeting of Creditor

IN THE DISTRICT cot Kr OF rnE UNITED STATES
FOR riiE DISTRICT or MAINE.
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'E''' TT'FTT7'1' ~ 'F-'
hENNEBEC IS - >optrjor Co"rt, Dc,,nbe,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-01

THE MURDER OF Young HoLrzC1Aw.-Con-
.ffssion Of John Williams, the Assassin.-John
Williams who is under arrest at Warrenton,
Va, fer the murder of young HoltzclaW. the
telegraph operator has made q full confession,
person as an accomplice In the brutal murder
he says he had been In the habit OF hunting
with Jake Washington's gun, and had shot Oh
the load that Jake thought was in it about the
middle OF January. On the last day OF that
month he had reloaded IL with No. shot
fought OF MIR. Wetmore. In loading at that
time as was his custom, he wet the shot TO
make them keep together. He borrowed the
gun OF Jake's wife about half an hour to SUM-
set on the 9th OF February. The load put In It
by BIN on the last day OF January was then In
it. He carried the gun to the nearest point I'm
piece OF pines not far from MI. Martins house.
and went empty, handed up TO his quarters 20
ing over the thought OF robbing Holtzclaw for
several days but before that time had not
thought OF shooting him. He had half pint OF
whfskey Ia his pocket; that and the devil made
him commit the crime or murder. He states he
TOOK plank from a bridge and stood behind
Inat plank and awaited the approach OF Holtz.
cav. he has no idea how long he was there.
ne moon shone through the clouds, and he
saw HoltZclaw coming. When about ten or
tweiVes PAGES on he aimed ct his body and
nreo. Holtzclaw FELL He did not want 10 KIN
nlm Has been sorry for Il ever since. He nt
down the gun, and rffled Holtzclaw's pockets,
taking the pocket book and 81. 80 Ia sfver, q
watch and chain, penknffe and Q pin cushion
locking glass; A ie1dNdsSa Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-01

BA!TIMORE, April L--virginia skies deferred,
as past due co1pons So or cseon. ssrs sass
22h; do; new, II bid 70 to-day. Sugar hrmer and
BALTIMORE. April i.-Cotton nrm-middline.
1GH; Flour vety quiet and unchanged Whesi,
eouthern red. Ll2al. Is; do amber, I15al is; No 2
Pennsylvania red. 1;1Ssc No western winter red.
Corn southern quiet and lower for white; western
M 1sseeen i1eS xn e smd do ZIG 4a
ass4szs; q. .stessmer. 4oA 9ats dSll and steadv
5Oaa3l; Pennsylvania, 3l1ss32 Rye dun and nom.
inal, 64ae6. Hay steady and onchangned Pro-
prime to choice western packed, 1920 rolls. l6a16
Eggs quiet with light receipts fresh, 12a13 Petro
irm-Rio cargoes. 1osiG whisky duh, fo7aIo7S
Fre,ghts to Liverpool per steamer UNCHANGED. Re
oats 3, SsG0 Co.'S, Shipments, wheat 20 500 corn $1,000
Z Exchange. long. 4S5A short. 4s7X Governments
nih NEW YORK. April l-Flour dull Wheat dull
Corn dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-01

CREDIT MoBrLIER SCANDALS RKvryID.-The
Union Pacific railroad company has served upon
Henry s. McC0mb the summons and comnlsint
money which II is alleged he received q hia
share or the profits OF the Credit Nobll1ef q
America, which constructed the railroad. Thl8
brought against all the persons who received
similar pfof1ts under the same Circumstances,
an OF which profts, tt Is said, amounted % n0re
s. Supreme Court that the 0oyornmsnt ccnSi y;
not sustain any action against the fn1lro0d oo1n-
pany on the contracts Tor the oonG1uct1on q
bringing OF these suits.-(N. y. Tcbwne. Eerrh
31sf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-01
The District i'm Congress.
REIIEE WANTEn

Mr.. Rollins yesterday presented In the SEN
ate memorial signed by A. H. Cragin and n.
G. Ordway, in which they represented that
they, In common with other landowners oppo-
site the park east Of the Capitol, have suffered
greatly by the cutting down of the park and lst
street, leaving their buildings so far above
lief is asked by the removal OF terraces and the
construction OF proper sewers. The memorial
Iecltes that similar relief has been granted to
the ex-chief clerk OF the Senate on the north
side of the park, and to a colored church on the
south side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-01

>, FOURTEEN MOoNsHINERs CAPTURED.-Deputy
7. 3 Marshal Cochran, OF Covington, KY, who
during the past two weeks, telegraphS that he
has captured fourteen moonsiiiners and de-
strOyed a number OF Illicit Stills He is expected
to arrive at Cincinnati to-day with the pri-
SOnarS -