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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-14

On one occasion Mr.. James II. Bra
dy was defending u hard case, when
tho Judge mado several rulings very
much against the defendant. Where
upon Mr.. Brady blandly inquired
"May it please your honor, who's en-
gagged on tho other side of tEis case
beside The Judge 20
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-14

a grave miatahc--accidcn,ally bury.
ing man alive.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-14

MaXimilian's saddle, valued at
moro than thousand dollars in gold.
has Doon presented by General Ire
vcrs, of the Mexican army, to Mr.. G.
IL. Shallcy, Of the Metropolitan lIo~
tel, Washington. The saddle is orna-
mcntcd and inlaid with silver and
gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20
Daring Case Of Forgery.
rFrom The New Haven Ionr,

u Il
Fridsy afternoon, a few minutes before the
III O'Clock train left the depot. a gentlemapIy
looking sort OF a fellow stepped into the Second
National Bank an d as ked 10 have a check for
s2,2OO eashed The check phrport-d 70 be
drawn by Bunneli & Goodyear. brokers, No,
oi Chureh street, and was drawn on the hank
pay able @ bearer.
In handing The check 20 the paying teller ne
remarked that he would like TO be paid in large
bills. The teller replied thai ne could MOI do
", eut that they would certify the check The
IN an then said that be would prefer 20 ha ve
email bills. These were paid him, and no
placed hem in his pocket, and departed IL is
thought, for the depot, where he took one
OF me trains In the evening and left the civ
Soon after be left 1t occurred TO the paying
teller mat all might not be right, aud upon
making inquiries IL was found hat the chscx
was forgery. The way in which was able 20
accomplish his purpose wins "a follows Dn
the ath instant ne sold 10 Bunnell Il Goodyear
gold worm s22U, for which they gave him a
check CT the Second National Bank. This he
kept for two days before getting cashed In
the meantime he used the cheek 10 copy It's
Handwriting until ne was able to counterfeit it
well. He then drew a check FOR - 2sla. ann :
bering IL seven mum bers ahead OF the last check
issued by Messrs. Bunnell and GOODYEAR He
markeo At No. l9J; the one be Eot csshed was
No E5. In making the forged check the op Iy
new hgure be bad TO make was a y fora7 In
me BODY OF The check be had only 70 make the
same words contained in the gen uiue check
In pursuing this course he was enabled TO
make so perfect counterfeit that several old
banking men, az Well Messrs Buunell a.
Goodyear themselves, admit that they should
not know II from genuine check. The way
IN wnlcn the plank check was procured was
In TINS wise: About q month ago a man called
AT bank and desired 10 purchase q cheek book.
young man in he bank, supposing that he
was gentleman in TIE city who had Just
opened an account with the .bank, cold him
one. From this book the blanks were obtsiued
with which TO practice with. ...-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

~Johnny LongfelioW, the Maine burglar
and Jail breaker, who il fast becoming famous,
has again escaped from the H4laWorth Jail,
though extra precautions were fxken.
~Two young women wefe suffocated in
scranton, Lu5erne county, Pa, last week,
nom the e6ecu Of gas generated in q stove. =
n0Tobacce 10 the solace of 2OG0 ,0OO men
and the dsfestation Of as many women.
= ~ Two clearly defined cases of ,riekiaa
tsrminated fafally ~ st. Louis on Friday
p Erhe Aouse OF Henry r. White, Of Port.
land. ME-, Was robbed on Saturday night by
burglars OF 81 SO IN gold, $50 in silver, S3m
il green backs, and oteer articies.
A1It il stated by a Paris medical journal
that sulphur Is q cure for severe cases 81
Group II Is to be Administered once An bour
in teosroon doees ora mixture of teaspoon
tul Of sulphur In a tumbler ofwAter.
~Boston houfekeepers have recently dis
covered) that hour mixed With iced water
makes the best bread. Ii takes little Ion rer
TO rise and IL, therefore, unpopular with oooss
who consequently have % rise q little earIis,
to have their hot cskes ready tor breakfast
~. ltis stated that there Are now over
Thousand base bali clu6s In the countrv.
81 ~ In Houston they put arrested soc,., -
at work with spade and pick on street -, :
proveMepte. 'na :
e faneelis'tryins 70 raise sl,o.oa .sD :,
gold Tor peace purposes. IN
They are getting MP a oo.opsra.ion
grocery IN Hartford, Com. p.''' :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
FROM CHINA.
Attacks on American and English Vessels
Financial Panic-Tearful storm

SAN Francisco, Nov. l9.-Adyices from
Shanghai TO October 18th, received by ste amer
state that ,lunkmen at the mouth Of the Peipo
have recently shown great hostility 20 all
foreigners. The English Admiral Kuppel was
laiely fired At while aboard the Dove. Tue
American Gamer w achU set was al SO a. tac k-u.
and trouble was anticipated The Tartar ch Ell
has again, as usual, escaped The Imperial
troops, and II Is believed he will ihis wiuter
form junction with other rebels, and again
threaten Pekin.
r AT Shans bai failures continue, and leadin z
houses are closing up their establishments at
the outposts. Every one Is contracting. The
same panic exists among Chinese houses
Forty one ont of one hundred native ban ks
have failed within twelve months. There was
sn impressive dedication of the new Masonic
Temple, which has cost six million Mexica an
dollars. There was torch nghi PROCESSION in
honor OF the event. ~, - -'--.-
An American fire engine, the first In China,
has bee n received at Hong h ong. There mas
been another fearful cyclone at Hong Kong
The United State store ship was saved IN a
r. rtmarkable manner by Captain Conway.
Both anchors parted snd four heavy guns
Were lashed together and pitched overheard.
The Supply rode out the gale safely. The loss
on shore Is estimated at ten millions.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. I9-Tbe American
English and French Consols forced the Chi
nese to rebuild the custom house by a mob
nine miles from the port of Hong Kong. The
lives of foreigners having been threatened.
English and French gun boats were sent for
10 protect them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20
AYERS AGUE CURE,


for Fsrer and AgVs, IHterninsnt Fsrer, Chill Frsf,
htmttsrt Ftrer, DRntb AgHs, Period icnI or Bil-
hoEs ttrsT. &C., and indeed all the affections
nhth arse from nldIari0HS, marsh, or mtaSmdtic
fall. Containing neither Arsenic. Quinins, Bis
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral poisonous
substance whatever, IL in nowise Injuries any pa
tient The number and Importance of its cures in
the ague districts are literally beyond account and
We believe without a parallel in the history of
Ague medicine. Our pride is gratfed by the ac-
knowledgementsw we receive of the radical cures ef-
teced IN obstinate cases and where other remedies
had wholly failed.
Unaccllmated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be
projected by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For LIVER COMPLAINTS, arising from tor
pidity of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy
stimulating the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver COMPLAINTS, IL
Is an excellent remedy. producing many truly re-
markable cures where other medicines had failed
Prepared by DR.. J. @. AVER & co, Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round the world. :
Price: 81 per bottle. z. ID. GILMAN,
eZ-d&weoSm Agent, Washington,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20
.s FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Revolt in Peru-Wreck OF an American

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Dates from South
America TO The 3Gth of October. received at
Panama, state that disgraceful revolts had
occurred In Peru. IL Merillo the civil guard
had mutinied and killed their colonel, project
and comm an der in chief. In Punto tney killed
three OF their chiefs Troop. were sent 10 put
down the revolt. The revolution in the north
had met with but little encouragement The
acting President had made a very pacifica,ory
speech. in which he said his Government
would oner the greatest facilities to establish
peace between the Allied Republics and
Spain.
the American ship Asia, near Cape Horn, on
August 2ist. The captain and eight teen of the
crew have reached Valparaiso. They were
lost on a small island. with only 4 barrel OF
being rescued.
The Spanish Government has called home
the Admiral, and probably the greater portion
OF his squadron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20
Affair. 4. Lesdon County. Va.

The Leesburg correspondent OF the Aiexan-
or Gasetse taye:
Al oor cou MY meeting 20 appoint delegate.
20 the On servative Oon wen ton 10 Be held a.
Rct mond, John Janney. Esq presided, and
G'o. n Fox. jr., acted as Sscreiary. sixty
hNe oeleesiee were epnoitt o. Our people
sem 20 be revivifed nv the recent political
change ~ the North, and entertain toe hope
that all W III be well.
On Friday TO Samuel T. Davis, Of this county,
iarm OF about ls5 acre.. NJ sS3 pr acre. a
week before u had been WITHDRAWN from pub
hc sale, unC er bid OF $50 IS. with several
anxious Ipquirer,, who were asraid IN 90 f,'r-
tner Mr. Davis Is a carpenter by trade, aud
lis pressing 70 know that any mechanic in
Lonoon hss money enough 20 buy farm FOR
npWsros OF $500; but don't you perceive that
q northern man or a foreignsr had been tue
ppIchas'T, there wOnld hays been - 500 more
IN tbe county besides the man and his family.
wise.
A negro woman aud three men were ar
rested near q uiliord on Fnasy. for having in
shoes and m any other good, BESIDES no noupds
OF new tobacco. They were taken To Fsirfnx
W hen ce most OF the goods had b-en sselen, but
Mr.. VIM. T. Mcfarland, at Gatlford re-
covered ca wards of cotton cloth.
man named Hays was iried ~ September
Court and con vfcted OF a misdemaanor No
Information was flied, but he was tired upoa
the certificate of the committing Justice. HIS
counsel, Henry Heaton. sued oui a wit OF
error IN the Circuit Court. and Judge Thomas
ORDERED new trlal. At this term an On fOrm ma-
ton was hled; Mr. Heaton demurred % NJ, the
demurrer was sustained, and HIS vs. discharged.
The nunber OF marriage Licenses issned
from Aueust1st 20 November 18th was a for
whites and 10 for negroes; OF tnese7 were for
WIDOWS and fer widowers: no man Was over
~ and no weman over a..
our people are very anxious 10 have connec-
uons with the District cities, and presume NJ
ls quesiion merely OF Tune. and that sbort
ume. WITH your aqueduct completeo, ana
coal coming down, and ships coming up, You
may oefy competition from Hose high aud dry
seaports above you; but there ts no DENYING the
fac,, their people 90 consume vast anaufitlaS
OF beer and mutton, 10 cay othine OF butter
ano eggs. and -four. and buck wheat Remem-
Der. we here think hat competition a. toe
lre or uade." and our experience rs that the
longest pole knocks the pers mmons." Some
umes wheaf goes beyond you by steamboat
10 Balumore. with profit against charges OF
seven cents, and sometimes IL don't The
reason Why 10 does and why Il don 7 ~ eyifent
10 your merchants. They must look spsrp,
an not only advertise, but make personal ae-
quaintance with our farmers. The leaning fs
towsros home markets, but a few cents very
few A. thafD Will attract them elsewhere ,ha,
htelttent Loudon gentleman who WAS iu
washington TO the contrary notwithst tandine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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system, are completely and permanently cured by
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contains nothing injurious TO the delicate sys
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IT is in constant use by the best physicians, who
give it their unanimous and unqualified appr ov al
Sent by mail on receipt of 81 and two posta ge
stamps. Sold eyerywhereH
TURNER 4 CO., Sole Proprietors,
oc2l eoSm 126 fremont street, Boston, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

CHuRCHHs OF TIE UNITED STArEs.-rhs
report on the state Of religion in me United
Ssafes- prepared By Rev. Henry b. smith. ID.
presented TO the General Con ference OF tue
evangelical Alliance, recently In session at
hmsteroam, is q document OF great interest
and value. containing within q email Commas
vast amount OF Information In regard 20 the
sIate and progress OF religion in this eoaauy
we condense from The annexed statistlcs
wnien VIII oe found convenient for reference:
lcrn ~ foLI.-rL L. 4. = - - -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

AN EXCITING STTCATIoN.-l,uring recent
political demonstration at WiIkeybarre. saws
tne Pittsourg Post two men had ascended 70
the top OF the clock rower OF the court house.
with basket OF Roman candles and other py-
rotecnnics, Tor he purpose OF setting them or
sparks from Roman candle lgnited the pieces
IN the basket, and ip a moment the men We're
enveioped in a mass OF seething, kissing and
booming fireworks. The basket rested upon
the trap door, and no alternative was left put
70 hight the lire for the possession of the door,
except leap OF b. arly two hundred feet 10 the
ground. The nremen were soou in the belfry,
and by forcing mp the trap door and the appii-
cation OF a few buckets of water. succeeded IN
extnguisblng the Hsmes snd resc uing the men
ON the tower. One of them was severely
burned, and but Tor his companion, IL rs said,
would al one time have leaped from the 70 ger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

TIE TRIAL OF JBFF. AvIs-Chlef Justice
Chase Will be In Richmond on Monday next
and charge the Grand Jury, bat will not re-
main there longer than one day, as he will re-
turn here to preside At the United States Su-
preme Court which meets on Monday week.
A new Indictment Will be found against Davis
but it is very probable that the trial will b.
postponed until next May. Hon. VIM. M.
Evarts. who has been employed by the Attor.
ney General, VIII represent him, and IL is very
likely that he will consent 10 pos tponement
as many desire that Chief Justice Chase shall
preside at the trial when IL takes place The
counsel for the defence, undoubtedly, will OBJ
Iect TO some of the counts in the new indict.
ment.
PKRsoNAL.-John c. Breckinridge is In Par
Is, signing for his old kentucky home. ....
lsham g. Harris is vegetating in Liverpool.
- Mr.. Isaac Strohm Eagrossny Clerk OF the
House OF Representatives, arrived IN 20 wn yes
terday, ana was greeted by a host of warm
friends fr,snas. , Gen. Hiram Rollins and Major
Burbank, of Indiana; Paschai Morris, of Phn /.
deiphia; Rev. J. s. Kalloch, of Kan.as: T. s.
Dana. of Vermont CLERK OF the House of Rep
resentaHves: q II. Wade, of Boston. and r. B.
Edwards, Of Madison, Iud., are at the Ma
uonal Hotel. 20 Fs-a
DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDs.-The Com
missioner OF General Land Once, is IN receipt
OF returns showing a disposal OF 81, ,296 acres
OF the public lands during the month of Oe.
tooer last, at the local offce at ST. Cloud
minnesota. The greater portion Of this land
was located with agricultural college
scrip. and the remainder taken under the
homestead law and loca ed with military war
rants.
ARMY ORDERe.-Brevet Brigadier General
A. j. Alexander, Major sth Cavalry, at expl.
ration of leave ordered to report to Genp Hal
ieck for duty with regiment. Brevet Brigadier
General George ID. Ruggles, Assistant Ad iutant
General, transferred from the Department of
the Lakes to the 4th Military District Colonel
Il. M Gregory, 9lst Penna. VOL, Brevet Major
General, mustered out and honorably dis
charged. Major u. ID. Greene, Assistant Ad-
Jutant General, transferred from 4th Distric CT to
department OF Dakota. Assistant Surgeon
Carlos Carvallo, transferred from Department IT
Of Washington TO District OF Texas Second
Lieutenant L. j. Harrington, 1st Cavalry, re-
signed.
THE RRTRENCHMBNT CoMMITTRR-The Re.
trenchment Committee was not in session at
the Treasury Department to- day, they having
adjourn ed over yesterday until Friday.
NO MEssAGE-The President will have no
message 10 communicate 10 Congress to.mor-
row unless they should cali upon him for
some information.
INTERNAL RRvKNUE.-The receipts from this
source to day were S25-,55-.e9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

The steam tannery of Mr. Hore near GLADE
Spring depot, on the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, was burned on Friday night last The
establishment was one of the largest and most
complete in Virginia, and possibly in the
South, and was fitted up with all the modern
Improvements for carrying on the tanning bus.
mess The loss is heavy. The origin of the
fre.is supposed TO have been accidental
A circular from Messrs. X. MauZy. w H.
Lyon, and A. NJ. CARRIER, jr, the editors re
spectively. OF three papers published in Staun-
ton proposes convention OF the Con ouseryauive
editors OF The State, TO assemble in Alexandra
on The 11th of December.
There will be public meeting of the citizens
OF Fauquier county, held In the Court House at
Warrenton on Monday the 25th instant The
object OF the meeting is to appoint delegates TO
me Conservative Convention to be held in
Rlcnmond on the i1th proxmo.
"A married woman named Proctor, the mother
OF -FOUR children. eloped last week from SPOT.
sylvania county, with a man named Minor
she ieit me children for her disconsolate lord
TO axe care of.
We learn that the Pennsylvania capitalists
VINO maoe sn extensive purchase OF iron lands
IN Pulaski county last spring, are making
elaborate preparations for the development OF
the same.
Wythevilie must be one OF the most active
and sprtehtly places Of its size extant On
last court day, nearly everybody got drunk
ana frequent combats was the natural result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20
ArrArEs IN ALrxAxpRrA.-rne journal Of

ArFArEs IN ALrxANpRrA.-rhe journal OF
thus morning says: '-1 ''t ~
Wm. ID, Price, lately convicted OF arson,
VIII De carried 10 the Peni!epuary at Rich
mono, In few days, unless efforts now belnp
made win the Governor arp successfuI m in :
oucinE the Executive 10 grant tne pa rdor asked
Tor The month Of delay after the trtal aska
for and granted by the County Conrt, has
nearly expired.
d John Perry. conductor on thew. A.. 4 q. X.
X. was very badly injured yssie rday NJ the
depot, IN this CITY. by being Jap.med between
Two cars while attempting TO e,ouple thsu.
Butte, lbe nan Who assanlt ed his mothsr In
iaw In alexandra Sundsy night, has Q OF yet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

THE RBBEL GENERAL MosBY AT THE Col D
BoARD-Ercftement among Ae Brolers.-Coa.
siderable excitement was caused at the Gold
Board this afternoon by the Appearance In the
s. Mosby. Mosby appeared at the door aud
sent his card to Mr.. Hoyt, the first vice.presi-
dent, and reply was sent to admit Mosby.
which was complied with by the doorkee Der.
0oeby entered the door and took his seat be-.
side Mr. Hoyt As soon 40 it became known
who the stranger was a note was sent to Mr.
Hoyt asking for the withdrawal OF Mosby an d
aloud, when Mosby took his bar in his han d.
and was preparing TO ieave, when he was
shaken by the hand by spns Of the members,
and denounced in a loud rone as a traitor Sy
o'hers. He was also loudly Missed. The affair
caused considerable excitenent which did
not subside uuiil long after the adjournment of
the Board.-N Y. Post, 19tka
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

NEw YORK, Nov. 20--Tbe steamer Arizona
rom Panama, has arrived. Australian ad-
vices state that capnbais of Felee had mur-
dered and eaten Rev. T. Baker, Wesleyan
missionary, and SIX Christian natives. A Brit
lsh var vessel has gone there to punish the
nurdereIs. T 80 fFf - -HHE =
1he American residents of Melbourne gave
q complimentary dinner TO Mr.. Latham, the
American Consul, who has just arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

lSpecial Dispatch 70 the Star.l
ST Louis, Nov. 19.-Advices from the Third
Congressional District are more favorable for
the election OF Chase (RadicaD over Meteor
mick. The result Will turn on whether the
vote Is counted IN some precl nets where there
was registration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

Especial Dispatch TO the Starl
NASHVILLE, Nov. 20.-The General Assem-.
bly, OF the Southern Presbyterian Church con.
venes here tomorrow. A very large number
OF delegates are expected, and quite number
have already arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

- DEArH or MARSHAL O'DoNFELL The for
elgn papers record the death of the celebrs ted
Marshai ~ DonBell, of Span. For more than
twenty years he has been one OF the principaI
ngures in the changing and chez ckered seen Of
Spanish politics. Entering the spanish army
al an early age. be served with distinction
through the Cariist war, on tho side OF he
Queen. In lido he was exiled with the q ueen
mother. Three years 1ater be assisted 10
overthrow Espartero. and was rewarded win
the Governor Generaishfp Of Cuba. In 1853
he commanded the army with which Spain
INVADED morocco, and tor his achie ement Is
was created Duke of Tetuan. Thencefor W ara
ne occupied prominent position In politics,
And vas n one time ar the head of adafrs The
decreased MARI bal was Of IriAh descent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20
Fenian Excitement.

MoNTPELIER, Nov. 20.-tl ute an excite
ment was created At st. Albans, by the arrival
OF two car loads OF firearms addressed 70 Peter
Ward, notorious Fenian. They were met at
the depot by posse OF men, who very soon
had them removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20
The Coburn.McCooIe Prize Fight.
ISpecial Dispatch IN tha Star1

CHICAGO, Nov. 2O.-Joe Coburn and Nike
McCooie having signed articles OF agreement
TO fight each other at point within fifty miles
OF Cincinnati, on the 27th day OF May next, for
stakes OF S50t0 the nrst ; l.UOO of the money
has been put up, and Coburn is TO have the
choice OF ground. II. L. Enan is 10 tram
CobuTp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20
NEW ARRJAcr Crrnr

AN Essay FOR O.,NG MIN oU ppnv.io,o,,
cal Errors. Abuses, and Diseases incident to Youth
and Lsrly Manhood, which create impediments tC
MARRlAGE, with sure means Of relief Sent In
SkdLLiN H0UGHTON, Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa. seZ3-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20
l. n a F.

Especial Dispatch to the Star
lNDIANAPoLIs. Nov. ia large number OF
represen tarives OF the Grand Lodge and En-
campment, which meets here to. day, have ar
rived in the city. .-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20

InHed BIZ threb, about 1000 Societies. Mo-
ravians, about l2,Ue0 communicate Unfta-
rams, about 3uO churches. Uniyersalists an
eiude about 900 coo OF the population Friends
or Qsakers, orthodox, about 81 coo mem bers
Friends or Quakers, Hicksi,es, about fn,OU8
members -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20
FREE 10 EYERYRnnH

Large pp. Circular, giving information OF the
sreatest im mportance 10 the young of both sexes.
=, III teach hes how the homely may become beautiful
tns desplsed respected, and the forsaken loved.
=, NO young lady or gentleman should fail to send
turn mail Address p g. Drawer 2I
Ap3- d6weo1y Troy, New York,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-20
continuation Of. the Opera,ic Strike

IYpcCTUI DIsVdICu % lUt Cldr.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-The strike of the
chorus singers OF Maretzeks troupe continues
yet, ana as Max has announced he will not
succumb, New Workers must 20 without their
Oper0 for q time