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The New York herald., 1879-02-09
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 5, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsrONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
n City Of New ,,s x,sk ar ssa Lysrpoo Jan Is
Dale Arrived at 80 PM Had variable Weather; Feb
g G9 ~ 81 for nssa T''a .as
ns be sDso all s light sSpsr reese
the time before reported: I'd lat ~ o. Ion ~ 40
81 s passed steamer Bresnnis 1Br,. New
norR tor ~ liverpool S9 % far % OH 70 - ep%r steamer Celtic to
steamer bound 20 + S ci@sra "s
virginia @ sar fer ss.sow; 9Th ias scss 7soa
'sS with ma.s
too "a Meyer vessel ] . seager Had eontinua-
steamer oder er, isist. Bremen Jan q and souhamp
Steamer Kro%prIns f.sds;iss WiIssi% s.;e5. psSn..
%..n ssnS. Jan TO- RI" Jsrsr9 81 ,.r, sh and s. Thomas
os Sd%%S"s Ssterson FEB s.
%f days. with
msss ,oJss oai.is5d Q. ~. ,...,ras =, s,.. ~s
ssas$ x%.iset he Esasicrj in
' & s: G1s Hong =" Rass Sept a. with
sss t. @sf.s
0p Ds Sa 81 81 eps @ had sh @ 81 End S the
NE trades in 4, and lost them in lat y; had ane
weather 3a thence heavy northerly gales II
Bsrf Charles Gay Matanua, "a days with sugar
A,,a% Ida, a5s JGsssnss. III.
schr Nellie sawyer Bunker Matsnsas 20 days. with
schr Luee Whcn,ley,, sipple savannah days, with
naval stores TO Evans. Hall X Co.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Chesapeake. Mangum Portland for New York,
with mdsc and passengers to j. =: Ames. .
Steamer City of Fitchburg Ellis New Bedford for New
York, with mdso and passengers for Barling Davis
Schr Ranger Br) Sellers. Prince Edward Islands for
New York with potatoes to Giles n Co
Schr Odell, Winsow. Portlsnd Me. for New York.
Schr Mathew vasscr Jr, Kelly, New Bedford for New
York.
schr Belle Bartlett, Cummings frovincetown for New
scIr Warren Gates, smith, Milestone Point for New
York.
Schr m Thomas. Lttleohn. Providence for New York.
Schr John Stockham. Hart Providence for New York
Schr Florence Newell Rankin Providence for New York.
Schr Rescue, Hart. Providence for New York
Schr W est Wind Roamcr Providence for New York.
Schr George Froelsnd, Becbe New London for Now
York.
Schr Corncus, Pratt. New London for New York.
Schr Alicc Scranton. IIli New Haven for New York
Schr Josie Syrus, IIusc Port Jefferson for New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Elcnnora, johnson New York for Portland.
Steamer Glaucus. Bcnrsc, New York for Boston.
Steamer Electra, Young New York tor Providence.
Biig l. Bowcn, Hall. New York for Bilboa
Schr VI l. St Pierre trl Haley. New York for 81 kits
Schr PIayfar Br. Morris New York for 81 Johns. NJ.
schr Freddie Porter Wharf, New York for Province
town.
schr Richard W Denhani. Chase noboken for Boston.
Schr korct. Durham. Port johnson for New Bedford.
Schr W II MAILER, Patterson, Port johnson for Boston,
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Feb s-Arrved. steamers volmer DAM, Han
sen New York; vaderland (Bog), Nichols Philadelphia
Kate Fawcct (Hr), Clarke. do.
Passed Flushing sth PM steamer iceland Belg, Fla
hcrty. from Antwerp for Now York.
BRISTOL. Feb s-Arrivod bark Bachelors (Br, Eldridge
Philadelphia.
BorprArx Feb e-saied, bark semplice 1tap. Arsani
Baltimore.
DARTMOUTH Feb s-Arrivcd steamer sicilian Br) Purdy
New York for Stettin and Copenhagen.
FALMOUTH Feb S-Arrivcd, brig Deux Amis (Fr. Dcfeau
San Francisco.
Arrived of the Lizard sth bark Maria CSp) Mendancra
from Charleston for Amsterdam
HAvRr Feb 0-Arrved, ship Edith (Br. Homer Charles
ton; bark Rcbus (Nor, Petersen. Pensacola; 7h, ship
Margarita Br) Owens, New Orleans; barks Fritz Smith
(Nor Larsen. New York; sh. John Lorway r). Lorway
Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL Feb 7-Arrved. ship Gcndarucl (Br), Poe.
San Francisco barks Maggie Miller Br, Cook. Galveston
Achilles er Rhcn, Philadelphia deaky and ruddor dam
aged Sth ships Cedric tho Saxon Br Burgess San Fran
cisco Senator Weber r Trcadwcll Mobile; bark Kill
meny Br) Morgan. New Orleans
Also arrived sb, steamers vnndyck r) Booth, New Or
leans wingates Br Burdock Philadelphia; Nellie Martin
Br). Fox Boston.
Sailed sth steamer Athens CBr) Cookery Philadelphia
direct.
LONDON Feb 7-Arrived barks d Chaplin, Coombs New
Bedford: sth Capri tBr. .Dinsmore New York. John A
unrvic (Br Lockhart. do.
MARsrrLLrs Feb 5-Arrived barks vesuvo QtaD Cacacc
New York Tor Cetc virginia STAFFORD tbr, curry, Now
York.
PALERMO Jan 3o-salcd bark Teresa Lo vico dtaD. Cu
lotta. Philadelphia.
PoRr NATAL, Feb s-Passcd steamer City Of Santiago
(Br) Peters, from Now York TO singapore and Shanghai
QUEENSTOWN Feb 7, midnght-Arrivcd steamer Mara
thon CBr Garrett Boston for Liverpool and proceeded
sth barks Alberto (Aus Ccrnovich New York: Clisa
QtaD. Rcpcto. Philadelphia; Inda er Dirkssn. Calves
ton; Ophclia (Brl. EGord. San Francisco
Also arrived sth NJ, steamer Parthis CBr). Mckay.
New York for Liverpool land proceeded.
sailed 7h steamer City Richmond tBr) Leitch rom
LivcrpooD. New York. fif. i.. ias rs'
RourS Feb essiicd bsrks Kate Br. Anderson. United
States: Ncgrisuols Utah. Revco, do.
sovruAmrros Feb sArrivcd steamer lYraukfurt oGcr),
Kiugkist, Nsw Orleans via Havana for Bremen.
sr NAzAIxn Fcb5-Arrived bark Gactano Rcpctto dtab
Dcmarehi. New York.
SYDNEY Nsw Feb 7-Arrvcj, ship Colorado, Ingrasam,
New York
yALxScrA Jan 26-Arrived bark Frcdcn or) Arcntsen,
Brunswick
loxpoS Feb Shark Miner Nor. ffavorscn from Var.
mouth for - put into Qucensto to-day having lost
her manmast and all attached.
Bark Gauthoid Sw) Lnndrcn. from Now Orleans Doc
for Roucn stranded Honasur and will probably
come n wreck
will leave today account of the iaborcrs strike
oral sailing vessels have also been detained IL bcnS
possible to get sailors for them.
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Id SUNDAY QUADRUPIE

Mesdy Antwerp; bark Mary Mckee Riley. Brunswick
sassssrda a'.s s,1
yomoyden fosss baltimore Ar Nor rron.sn. calves,
sss % %
sr s. ssT S''. ss s'5
Hampton Roads lIth. slsipnsr .Ser' Nelson, New Or
Cleared ssnT & osa . :s w..d whining
ton &c: brig 0dorila Holland West Indies 10th, ship
In port Jan - ships TempIsr. Armstrong. from New
xs%n ."pi
" % watS a % . dr. "j
erman. faylor Granada. RUSSELL Elvsr,on Barclay and
IshI: Snow, ds SE;s: cSS.p%sn' Tyson: CIoxx:a.
s a:e "nS ur s.n
York FELTON, Bent Buckley. and the above arrivals
D'S %
JAM % cssisd % brig is" Bride ' % nsaeIe Now
Ns. Ycss as's Inca GER spe.ts SsSs..: k,adoIrS
& ssa sn sailed %
ario I Riso Parker 9ecDs Cow Ray ~ a7% bark: ia.
Hsss" Hns , :saSd ss. sas9ss syss,
c .r" sns r Eawa
dina: Eidridge STABLES canariss; Sh steamers
Grenada Grenada ,cia 2 Il Es,o" s Yo"ns. s.. KITS. ' .''''
I 'rIS :"s %
Crosby. Crosby; sagna; 18th MAUD BrFg. Dayi. from
18Th SsSs c.yS Tid%ss.h $ crcS a7.s ship wsSiso;
n Jan 81 bark Anna Rich lBrl. stevenson. from
sTE.
Suits Charlotteown for New York arrived 24th leAky
dsg schrs Pride of tho East Lord from Laguna for New
Havana for Halifax. arrived 37th condemned Chan B
Balm. New York for M"nt"go Bay. disg. -
ST jomSs pr. Jan is-Arrved brig Italia tBr, Miller
s, Pierre 10th schr Hattie Lowbcrg. New York land
sailed 22d for Mayagucyl
ST JonN Nh Feb -Clearcd schr Susie Prescott Glass;
New York: Netts. do
Sailed sth bark John @ Hall fBr Sauinier Demerara
VICTORIA Jan 3i-Arrv~d ship Lothair tBr,. Yokohama:
bark Sierra Nevada. San Pedro.
YoHOHANA. Jan 1I-tn port. ships Prima Donna Lunt;
Zcunve Means and Have Evans. Golden Rule Iewis
from Kobe ARRIVED i4h barks Ceyon Kelly aud Minnie
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
FINE ARTS.
SOME OLD MASTERS.

There arc now in the city several paintings accrcd
tied 30 Rubens, Rembrandt. Jordacns, vandyke,
Raphael Mengs, Hobbcma aud othcr masters which
arc exceedingly interesting. They arrived from
Europe on tho steamer Gcllcrt some days ago, and
will be taken by their owner. Hermann Lindc. the
Shakespcaran reader, to Cincinnati In day two.
Tho Rembrandt, according to Mr.. Linde, Is
one of the numerous portraits which the master
painted of himself at different ages. It is taken at
the age Of twenty and hung in the Histor
cal Exhibition in Amsterdam in 1876. Tho striking
head of the painter stands powerfully out from the
dark back ground, and the handsome eyes look
calmly and rcfiectivcly on tho spectator. The
deep, rich tone of the picture is superb
The Rubcns. said to have been painted in
Madrid, is half length life size figure
Of a wounded gladiator. leaning table which
Is wine bowl aud some fruit. ana pressing the
fingers of his left hand into wounds under his right
breast. The modelling of the herculean frame. the
pose of the body and the action az In intense agony
he drives tho fingers into the flesh, are
worthy OF much study. The Raphael Mengs
ia fine piece OF color. II is
striking head of n girl crowned with laurels. "a
Satyr" pressing bunch of grapes and drinking the
juice Ms IL falls is the Jordsens The Hobbcma Is q
most mastcrly twilight landscape. with single
figure. The vandykc, with all due respect for that
artists memory IL he Is responsible for N,
little Tor. The collection numbers fifteen paintings
and will be exhibited in Cincinnati
A KEW ART GALLERY.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09

Merida Havana &c: Rio Grande. Galveston via Key
West Hudson New Orleans: Algers do: rybee Fernai-
dina City of Macon savannah Champion Charleston
Benefactor Wilmington. NC; OLD Dominion Richmond,
8c; & knight t,eorgetown DC ships onba ,br, Dor
deaux Josephine (Nor, Roterdam Revolving Light Br'
London barks IIarkaway lsr do Noah tNorl Bordeaux
Crono Aus do. Eva Ray Naples: Suex Nor. Antwerp
Mozart GER Bremen Rafaee Ligure tltail Newcastie
Rachael tAus) Dublin Amor Isb. do, brigs Sarah Ken
pody Emily ,Br Belize.
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exhibition at tho pretty little art gallery No.
Astor place. which reopens under the auspices Mr..
Hartman, a well known patron of art. Among
the noticeable works - splendid example of
Schoefer. This noble work excited the admiration
of the visitors and won words of praise from
the artists present. American art is also well repre-
aoI
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Bay Of Islands Dee H. ship Herato Grant,
Nh cruise 10Th, bark Gaxelle. Mosher do for home
etter from bark Linda stewart, of NB dated Jan I,
lat lon having taken 800 bbls
off leaving Psyts. making 7OO do all todl3 months
letter from Capt Keith of bark Triton of NB reports
her OFF Chatham Islands Oct - with 100 bbls oil since last
report.
Spoken-No datc 30 miles Sc of Cape Levin bark Ma
bel, Horan, NIB, with 400 bbls sp oil, all we'll.
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SAILED.

Steamers City Of Berlin d,rl for Hverpoo Rhcola (3r
Cardiff; Australia tBr.. London; switzerland I,eg AMT
wcrp; Anchora rj glasgow; Otranto tBrD, Hull Mosel
Gcr), Bremen; Alsa (Br, Port Prince &C; City Of
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
SPOKEN.

Schr Charles Lawrence Shaw from Charleston for Phila
dclphia date 30 miles from Cape Hatteras
Schr Clyte. Laughton. from Matanxas for Delaware
Breakwater, Fob 5, I5 miles ENE of Hatteras.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURE FROM YORK For THE MONTHS
OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
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NEW ART GALLERY.
An interesting collection Of paintings was plsccd
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
'ALEn. Fob 7-Arri,ed. .ehr m.rs,ns.r Wentworth

SALEM Fob 7-Arrived. schr Hsrbinser. wentw worth
New York
Sailed-Schr Flora A Newcomb. Dyer. Virginia.
SOMERSET, Feb 5-Saled. schr Wild Pigeon, Bray
Philadelphia.
VINEYARD HAVEN Feb 7-Arrived schu Emma ?
Lewis oerse date Woodbury. Grand Bassa for Bostos
ENE raei; Daniel Britain. Somers. Richmond, Va. Tor
Boston Twilight. Robinson, Port johnson. do.
SailedSchrs Newell IIawes David Torrcy. Hop Vine
Britain.
IL port-Schr Twilight
WILMINGTON. NC. Feb s-Cleared. barks Rerdstow
sbrt Williams London: Nancy Holt (Br. Trnt Giasgow;
brig Aura tI3rl Norris, Newcastle. 4.
WOODS HOLE, Feb 7-Saled steamer Seminole, Hal
lett Savannah. ~' ~
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RAILROADS,
RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAII.BOAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE rRAOR.
national Route and Short Line q ths
North. Northwest, West

THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACE.
North. MorthWest, west
To take eject SUNDAY. Nov. ~. ls7l
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
only. stops ct shipieys, Laurel, Annsroiis June
Ton. yessups. Hanover. and Hlk HdsA Brsakfass
$50 m-.Baltimore Annapolis and Way. Pssa-
mont. Str1s burg Winchester. Haserstown. end xay
do ]. BALTIMORE ana Lsurel ExprA
Winchester. hsgerstovn. and Way gtsnens.
ps $40 pnSe. Ye.l rhl.dsI PIN BS:toa md
P99,sl.ssse!pnia st9ps e 4nnspolis Jgpction
bus sna p m Esps.. SS,pS 0sS%
s ana vssy eran saa s.cspt Study rcgh @.
ton e ssnausEy daily. s.ceSs sssa.dsS S.I''
700 anon Sunday only. Balhmofs. Annapolis
burg. Oolese. Beleviiis. IH1rsi. Annspolis J1ae.
1910 p.m-Baltmors. Annapolis. Elnoots Oily
Fl So r.% IN Yo.., Phll.dslpaia and Boston
., = % pm on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
ELpre.s Frederick via Relay. stops Il Annapolis
y :sS P.n--Pont q Rocln. Frederick. Hassrs.
FONT of Ross and dp Nav ON
40 p.m-Baltmore Annapolis and WAY n
= rs so EsPlnil.ds.phia. NORTON and Baltimore
Aorfo4 Passengers taken IN the Cars dsTect % Boz
at Canton Stop at Bladensburg and Laurel
ts: go p:m.-Bs atimoEe and Wsy s.aSona-
II &c pm - Chicaeo and Columbus xxpra0L
Sleepia0 Cars TO Chicago.
rs 10 pm--Bafimo-c ExpreeA
BOO pm.-Point Of Rocgs and Way etatiocA
= 70 80 p.m.-ss Louis, Oincinnsd. Louisvils ana
P.ttsbNrg Express Pittsburs. except sunday. fuH-
tlo IS pm.-Eew York. Philadelphia and Baats-
more Express Stops ct Bladensburg sud Laurel
Sleeping Car TO New York. and Special 0loepdng
Oar 70 philsdelphiA.
(1Daily. ton sunday only. Other trains ANY
except sunday. AN trains stop ct Relay Station.
pot. corner Of New jersey avenue and str001 6l0,
6Ol, 6O5. 1855 fennA avenue n ", Washtngeou and
cts can be procured, and ordarU taken for bo4R1Ga
10 be checked and received q any point In Tho c6S.
". II CLEMENTS, MA0tee Trangportaf5G1
L Il OOLE, General Ticket Aren't
GEORGE g. kOONTZ. Genera. Asuuf nUV3G
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Durham WHISKY.

LABARA7oEY OF STATE AssAYER AND CHEMIST,
RICHMOND. Va, Sept Z. 1873. (
nave carefully tested a sample of
Durham Rye Whisky.
selected by myeelf from the stock of Messrs Euson
hsr'ey, ana mud II free from adu terations II in
an exc. lent article Of whisky and alto sifa
VIC ior uke az q leverage or medicine
W. d. TAYLOR, n D., State Chemist
.. 1alS superior Rye Whisky, now 30 ponular in dif
tn'1it sections, aud endorsed By over 8 q dealers
~; y. enesn oruggists) is offered to the trada If
VIE Sl!y uoon It's merits only. Th-re are many Ans
i,iut on the market and We have nothing 10 sav
DURHAM to equal the hes, Of them and va .re .t
nned TRIAL viii convince all judges OF this fsce s"'
q. Bryan, Il Sman Aouses;
III p. Howard. Americsn u,,,..
f. ID. Keyworth 1aan w n a.cuses
v, ~; -; Sisseu, John Ross,
3 hal, Ssmmes, r. Sheehey,
f hyan 5Esa.Asnaw' NJ Mccormack,
p. r. Little Co., Calvin 49,.
a. Ic = i,roure n' Mrs a Mccormack,
". ~ n nIupwne' ]. II. Knott,
y. So Rh1. Foley Il Mcdonald
4 Gersdo.f, W. = ChMe ats
c. +. MOntgGmery, Erani McT aS . o5o.'
I. Ciotworthy,
W. A Ofutt b Bro. Georgetown.
w. II. BEALL,
marzoeeo@ Art for Dist Of Columbia
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps viii be lighted at $50 p. m, and
eXtinguished at 2:2O a. m.
NeSsrs Riegel and Lommel, OF Newport,
Rhode Island, have made a discovery lor DC
StrOy1ng the grape vine louise ana potato pug,
and are In the city applying for a patent Ior Tue
same
The Police Court to-day accepted H. r. Mary
man as bOndsman for Letha Mathews, charged
with PERJURY, as stated In yesterdays STAR.
The bonds were 81 geo.
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Amusements, &C., Tonight
National Theater.-"A Celebrated Case"
1Asdter Comique. varieties.
franklin HoH.-Musical entertainment.
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MEDICAL. &c.

ESQ REWARD-H Dr. BROTHERS fails to cure any
p case of Female Weakness. Irregulsritivs AID
i gton Once, Sc t. NV, opposite smtSs son.
ian. ap122w'
MES; WILSON, from Brooklyn. win give private
, Sa S,s re q Fridays. from 10 70
T ADIss sqfIe ring ,rom irregoiarities viI ma :
Sn LEON. ass Nsssschasetts ave-. ' O apt cE.f
nR LEON, the Oldest established and only Be
suited ds at 4s5 Msssachnset Its svs from az to
o'closk: AliFeTsle Complsints quickly cured. ofis
DR HENRY MorEs FaEsgH rowDERs-
ssspnsi Es.2ns:s izapossncs. scrof 9 sy sS
d2th Z. ana q F.. ave Price ss box @s
IMPORTANT TO LADIES'.
All Irregularities speedily removed By .ysnsa,
ADDE'S teonadsnsisi & Wo VOC zds1a ToS
). cay T. ssisinere o. Ma 's' Oh isSila
~ onst %s:icI treatise. indicstins how CON con
Srscsc. sSoxins ths ssnciss th:s ~i1 ins1rs &c
,yss:sssa psvsIs sss;snsnt q osss.oiss q "a.
moved By mail. 25cI, currency OF posssse stamp.
address 6ecT Museum Anatomy and 6cdenoe. LIZ
DH: John TRIPP's BLOOD PURI.
Y FEB 70 certain cure for Syphilis, 8crofulA.
0yssiusn Tumou. Diabetes, Brtsats Disease. and
u soSa ro's Gore 9oF q T.
Rd s:ss POS
a1rf ID '' b. aaS ps bR .6 z ri TRi IT.
ma: ROBEIsTyON oan % consuited every
~ Wednesday and Saturday 1t his once. as d 4
Gwy next door TO Metropolitan church, corner a
e.. from 70 pm. on az diseases Of the Urinay
ORGANS aud Nervous System. Recent and Chronic
Gases quietly cured an Female Complaint. quick
guaranteed IN every casa Fifteen years experience
Sharses moderate Main oface. 10 & Rutsw It.
SS'umore oCeA-ly
w klUOhD's ksSENUk OF Llfx restores
- manhood and the vigof Of youth to the moet
shattered CONSTITUTION In four weekk Failure Inn
possible THIS life restoring remedy should be take1
by AL about to marry, or who have become weak
eneo from excess or any other cause Success IL
svory case AZ certain that water Quechoa tbfrsf
ea per case Sole Agent. Dr. yoS JACQUES Un.
7ersfty Place. New York.
ErnRs,Ets supplied. ianlSx
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Another Eeath Sentence.

ICrIsA WALLACE SENTENCED TO BE HUNG FOR
CHILD MURDER.
This morning, In the Criminal Court, Judge
Hagner. Louisa Wallace, the colored woman
who was last week convicted Of murder In hay-
Ing caused the death Of her infant child in
April, 1878, at q house on Delaware avenue,
near FL street, was brought up before Judge
Hagner for sentence. 1t will be remembered
that the jury, on finding the verdict OF guilty,
accompanied 1t with letter recommending her
to the executive clemency for Communication of
sentence to imprisonment not beyond the limit
and 1t is thought that the sentence of death viii
not be executed. She was brought into court
about 1910 O'Clock to day, took seat near her
couDsel-Judge smith ana Mrs. Lockwood-and
apparently was perfectly unconcerned as to her
position. Judge Hagner promised the sentence
by remarkiDg that he had hoped that there
would have been larger number OF females
present, for the case was al important one. It
was an awful fact-and it was not appreciated
that this offence was more prevalent here than
in any other city, certainly In this country, and
ne read an article from medical magazine as
to the growth of this crime. 1t was unnecessary
to say that this crime was atrocious for it was
not only murder, bat the taking OF life OF the
had placed its keeping. II there was any ex-
cuse as to the fear that If the child
lived 1t might come to actual want, it
asylums where infants are cared for. The
lesson taught by the verdict is that crime like
this Will cry aloud for vengeance to Heaven,
anu announcer that no lapse OF tlme VIII cOnceai
tt. He had no doubt Of the guilt OF this party,
and Notwithstanding the lapse OF time between
the commission Of the offence and the arrest
and the efforts Of able COUNSEL thev find her
convicted. The crime was an evidence OF the
Tudest baTbarism, and If suffered to go un-
punished by any country, that country would
become field Of flood. The laws of this cour-
try prohibit brutal sports because OF the demor-
aifzfng effects upon the population, and moth
Ing could be more GenlOraliZing that the CON-
mission Of this offence OF infranticide. The pris
oLer was called on to stand up, and the court,
after receiving her reply that she had nothing
to say imposed the sentence Of the court that she
be taken 10 the Jail from which she came, there
to be confined until Friday, June 20th, 1879,
when she shall, between the hours of 12 NJ and
2p.m., be taken to the place of execution In the
Jail yard, and hung by the neck until dead.
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MERIT MUST REAP REWARD, and so ft Is with
Quark's Irish Tea, the great Bilious remedy. It
only costs % cents, and is sold 10y druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-12

BILIoUsNESs, HEADACHE AND IMprRH Rroop
each OF them done away with, II you will take
Quir's Irish Tea. Price e5 cents per packaSe
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bILLousNEss, HEADACHE AND IMPURE BLOOD,
each OF them done away with, II you viii take
Quirk's Irish Tea. Price IS cents per package.
DEAFNESS AND EAR DISCHARGES or ,ono Gland
Ing, resulting from badly treated scarlei faver
are permanently cured without main or ,ninr,'
by DR.. Hartley, 90 North Greene ST., Baltimore
TRAVELLERS are always sure OF being made to
their stay. they Will stop at the Aston Ho,,sss
This is one OF the oldest and best Hotels in thai
city, and the prices OF rooms have been reduced
ACaution to Our Readers,
The almost invariaole fruit OF successful in
patent Linoleum floor cloth is no execution to
this rule. Its durability and beauty ia proved
beyond controversy. Be sure in purchasing the
goods that you look on the back OF the cloth for
''Linoleun." The word is on the back OF every
square yard. None other is genuine All CARPET
dealers keeptt.
MERIT MUST REAP REWARD, and so 1t is with
Quirk's Irish Tea, the great Bilious remedy. Ii
only costs % cents, and is sold by druggists.
AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIr-"Bropn's Bron-
ch,at Tfoches' are the most popular article in
this country or Europe for Throat Diseases ard
Coughs, and this popularity is based upon real
meilt. Csc a box. s,w
BYRNs' 18th street Shoe Store dn Proctors
Block.l First class repairing. 4,101;
OF patients and refresh them with Hop Buffers
diluted with cool water.
In NOTHING should one be more careful than
IN the selection OF cosmetics. j. & E. Atktnsons
Mitk of White Roses, while harmless and delight
fuiiy perfumed, is one OF the most effective WIS
CHAxoMIH AND LIVER PILLS (Dr. Chandler'D.
PureV vegetable and tasteiess. No noxious
what they are taking. Cure dyspepsia, heart
OurE, dizziness, oppressive breathing, costive-
ness, SICK headache, pain In back or shoulders,
al Ferrous Of as dseSsy coated
package All druggists. Principal depot, j. w.
Drew. 9th and Penna avenue 2SO,G
A SURE THING; 1t never falls cure yourself
for 81. Prot. Chapin's Bueh,,- pGiba-a quick,
complete cure for all urinary, kidney, bladder
and genital diseases In male or female. 81, at
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay st.,
avenue. s,s4eoIy
Pn1s.-DY. Chambers Pilcn; sure cure for
Piles: Instant relief; harmless; never falling. All
Drew. eth ard Penna. avenue. a2o,2:
Foe UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Hrs Wins-
se~'s scSs.ing Syrup has been used for children.
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and diarrhoea, whether arising from teeth
edS; Is cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention TO A. FiScher's Chemical securing and
DyelnS Establishment, No. sos street, near
9Th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
Improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean Invention, he Is enabled to DO his work In
manner not to be cQuAlled by those not pos
seSsilg these facilities Gents suits Cleaned
for 81. N. Blaze curtains cleaned from Is
cents up to 81 window. Wool blankets from
IS cents 10 Is cents pair, by cleaning number
a reduction Ia price. Specialty-Ladlos party
dresses, snOtted or 6oiled round the bottom.
cleaned without doing the whole garment; IS
years experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-12
CITY ITEMS

MAMMA was once Jewish food; Jew ana GENTLE
alike, nosc use Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.