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Remarkable Murder I'm Nassachu
SETS.

an Old Nan Killed ~ Boy Of Fifteen.
Massachusetts is agitated over the murder, at
Westport, in that State, last week, OF BENJAMIN
Howard, an old man, who lived alone there
Hall, the young colOred boy, who il only fifteen
years old, who was first arrested under the name
OF Cutiee, and who made a confession that an
other boy ramed John Pettis, or Petty. COM
United the deed, has since made another COR
tession, which gives the case altogether differ
ent appearance. He SAYS he rose about -four
O'Clock Tuesday morning, took his gun, and
Ment 10 howaras house with the intention OF
robbing him. Arriving there he made an un-
successful attempt to open the window and
door with crowbar, but fearing to alarm the
OLD man gave it up, intending TO enter the house
when Howard went to milk He hid himself be-
hind the orchard wall, and the old man soon
came out with bis milkpail and went to the barn
Instead or going to the house, Hall remained
behind the wall waiting for Howard to return
when the old man returned with his milk pal
IN his hand, and re he reached a spot between
the wall ard the house. Hall rested the gun ON
the wall and fred. The old man said, iWhat
are you about - and walked rs far as the front
door, when he fell backward on the Doorstep
The boy then struck him twice on the head
with wooden wash FOUNDER, which he found
near the house, and killed him. Hall saws his
victim never spoke after his first exclamation,
and hardly stirred. The wallet and kew were
taken from his pocket, and the body was then
dragged to the meadow, where Hall dug the
not deep enough, and he took it out and cut on
the leg. IL grew light at this time and he hur-
riedly covered it with leaves, and he went home
again, rowing the wallet and kew which he
TOOK from the body into the woods, and
also the pistol which he had with HIM.
The whole deed, waiting for the old man COM
uniting the murder, and mutilating and hiding
the BODY, occupied about three hours, and
shortly after O'Clock the boy returned home,
lay down on his bed, and afterward ate break,
fast. On the way home Hall took the money,
Sl25o, from the wallet, and threw that and the
key In the bushes. Hall does not appear to
realize the danger OF his position. or the mag
nitude OF the crime which he has committed.
He was perfectly cool during The recital.
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PARTIEs.-' Neck-t,e parties" have dawue 4
IN the rural districts. A neck-tie party i oD..
where each lady attending the party makes A
neck-te OF the some mate rial as the dress sh,.
wears. These are taken 20 where the party i
70 be held and placed in a bag. When the gen
temen arrive each one must 90 to the bag aud
take out neck-tie. and IL l. his duty 20 wait
upon the lady during the evening who wears
The dress corresponding in material With the
neck-tie.
THE Bishop Of Manchester. speaking a an
education meeting lately, said IL Eng,ishmen
we're willing TO recognize the rover OF the
policeman over the school attendance pg
their children, no doubt in the future they
might be as well educated rs Prussian ana
Saxon soldiers; otherwise, lac looked forward
with little faith 20 what could lie done in the
way Of compulsiOn.
- The founding crop IL excessive in Indian
sIolis.
"The Chinese in California burned one O.,
their women caught stealing.
~Peppermint scented lard Is the fayorite
pomade with Iowa bells.
~John Giddings. a blasted blacksmith has
eloped With young female aristOcrat OF Gales
burg, Ill.
" The Philadelphia Hedioal ana Su,yiecl
RerieW does not "kn0w Of any drug whict,
would produce the immediate vet Temporary
insensibility which is popularity supposed ID
follow the use of dragged liquor" and il OF the
opinion that the talk about liquor having been
dragged is only = sort Of apology tor having
been drunk.
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@1ndiana sctoolma' ANS have resumed shoes
and stockings, with the advent Of cold weather
kSin Canada all women, whether maids
wives or widows, who pay taxes in their own
right, are entitled by law to vote for school in
tpectors.
@Jack-"Now. I'll be papa, going to DIX the
furnace" Sallie-"Oh, yes! and l IL Be the new
nurse, and you must kiss me behind the cellar
door,"
~ The Chicago Circuit Court has struck
q severe blow at the city's chief business in
terest, by making . rule requiring the personal
attendance in open court Of parties to Q divorce
suit and their witnesses.
~ Belle Lyman, young belle Of Council
Bluffs, attempted to elOpe from her home the
other day.. Her father caught her just As the
train was leaving for the East, and put her un-
der febyifuge treatment of bread and W Alter.
alterRated with moderate thrashing. >.
- Thomas Powers, a lad Of eighteen, who
disappeared mysteriously from his home In
New London, CT, moro than two years ago.
and was given up for dead, "turned up " last
Sunday to the establishment Of his parents,
having, meantime, been around the world.
~ sensible man was he who found an en-
oEmous diamond in South Africa. He was Of
fe1ed Sl10,0 for ii on the spot. but he refused
to take less than sl5o, 900. Failing to get this.
he stopped hunting and made the best of his
time "for England ho!"
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7eI<e-srksi Erelasirely 20 TRs Eresige SG-.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 9-The case OF the SAFE
OF Maryland against the Rsltimcre aud oaip
Railroad Company, % recover one-nfth OF tue
total amount received tor the trAnsp prta-
ton OF passengers over the Washington
branch OF the road sInce Jaly let, lS5>.
was decided to-day ia the Super or tOlrJ
OF BALTIMORE city. Judge DObbin presiding
In isS2 the Legislature OF Maryland, In snenI-
ing the act OF charter "a the Baltimore and ehiO
Railroad for the construction OF the branch
road 20 Washington, among other stlPulAtiOHs
proyloed that the Baltimore and ohio Railroad
company shall ray 90 the Treasurer OF Mary
lsno, semi-snn uslly In each sndevery year, one
nith OF the whole amount which may DC receive I
Tor me transportation Of passengers on said
branch railroad. Under this provision he cam
nany have rendered accounts and paid iuto the
state ire asnry one-h;th OF the receipts up 10
June 50, 1865, amounting so several uf,llOp. ~
dollars. Since the latter date the company have
declined PAYMENT and withheld the One-nfth
receipts on the ground that IL was taN on nas-
sengers for the privilege OF assing through Tie
State, the conn any assuming that rhc pp NJ
WAS decided bv The Supreme Coart Of the TAI
ted States, OF the September fern. fts..
in the case CT CFandsu against the SAFE
o. Nevada. nicer Joint resolution o. the
Legislature OF Mary laud the Alton ey General
now brings suit % recover the oRe-httH rec vel
since June .3th, -, amounting 20 Eo1lt
SLID. 600.
Tie court, this morning, granted the prayer
81 the defendants that the act OF iNje, - fAr a.
~ prOyided for the pAymentOf the one-nTth re-
ceipts for the transport sfiOn OF passengers =
unconstitutional, because in conflict wl.h tue
Constitution of the Unit States, and the fur
ther prayer that the fact - pay neat mp ID ) avs
S0th, lSss, did not stop the defendant from de-
nying the corstitutIOnality OF the act. ART
that the plaintih Is not entitled 10 re
cover under he decision Of Jutge Do5bia.
In an elsbOTsts view OF the whole az stioa thr
Jury rendered q verdict for the defsnlaurs.
The coGnsel Tor the State hlei exceptions
The case has been N conrt since THURSDAY -
lSsr week. The most eminent counsel benz
engaged for the State. a. fOloNs Attorney EN-
e-al Zones, ex-iOv. Philip r.. Thomas, Nevtc
Steele and Teake Wallis aud for the defen lan"s
Reverdy johnson and y. n. B. LatrolIe. The
court intimated that each passenger cpul re-
cover from the company onc-rfth Thirty cent +,
OF the fare exscted by the company.
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IIE COAL STEIKE-Wh0t Does At Keaa?-The
\. \ Journal OF Commerce gives a satisfactory
answer 20 this question, when it says: The mine
owners have large stock on hand. Ii does not
pay them TO dig out larger supply at present
prices. lfthey cannot greatly cheaper the cost
OF production 1t is for their interest to shut up
their mines and wait FOR rise in values. Con-
sequently, they do not hesitate to take the risks
OF provoking strike among the miners by crt-
ing Gown their compensation. This they have
dore all through the anthracite REGION by
reducing the pay for each Carload CT
coal taken out from $l3l to Sc cents,
ont or which the miner must hire his laborers
two 10 minerl and supply his blasting powder
and OIL. The reduction affects laborers as well
as miners, Stree the latter cannot afford to paw
the same wages to their hands as under the oil
scale OF prices For this state of things a strike
Is the only remedy that suggests itself &c the
excited miners-with the alternative held out
OF some kind OF a compromise with the owners
and, therefore strikeSmore formidable than
any yet known in Anthracite dom is now pre-
pairing. Thirty thousand miners, it is said,
VIII take part in it. The men have a little If
any money saved up-the last UNSUCCESSFUL
strike having about cleaned them out.
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a. ,1sto1sg % a Es,71Ifs 1-dFs
batIlsokE, Dec. 9.-Cotton dun: midAliu- nm.
CITY mills ]. held higher: Howard stree sursr
sSss5 10; do: extra, SeaSs -: do. family So.
20 - eity Mills super. SSaS7 Do. erfra ( = -.
z; do family. 81 95Si8; Mestrru super 4 -
49, DO extra, S5f5a =. do. family % sla q -
beat hrm NJ yesterday Quotations Corr fir,l
STOCK Is scArce: While. 7Oa7tc yaIloE 20 tpaf-
timer AZ ga p. PrOyisiors fat an the absence 81
.iders' and were quoted nouinally PorL 80
bacon-bib siccs, lc., clear do. 10 &C shsnl =
u.s. nans, T.. Lard, l5.sc. WHISKY acfi,. a.
BhLTBoRt. Dee. 9.-virginis SIZES, old. o, ina,
bid ' 49, 49, - .
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Gold steady but dun Al M
Money, 5zI. Cove rnmcnts opened stead. md a..
how very ssrurg. Virginia SIS, ex coupon o. new
o. North Carolina ., sc1s new, 70
NEW YORK, Dec s-FIour an IL and up,b.nc,s
quiet and unchanged.
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TIE CATHOLIC DEMONSTRATION IN RrF.
FALo, NEW loEK.-An imposing demonstration
OF sympathy with the Pope was made Yesterday
by the Catholics OF Buffalo, y. Y. Resolutions
were adopted, ayOwipg most sincere homage
ana obedience TO the See OF Peter, and fIial
anecton and spiritual allegiance and devotion
10 his Holiness as the legitimate successor OF the
ffince OF the Apostles and Vicar Of Christ upon
earth, and sympathy with him in the aitiictiOn
and outrage to which his august person and
church are at present subjected; solemnly pro-
testing against it; persisting in recognizing the
rope as the lawful King Of Rome; and pledging
hearty cooperation to any movement of the
Catholic world that has for its object the main
tenance of the integrity Of his sovereignty.
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STCPEN DoUs COUNTRRFEITING OPERATIONS
IN UNITED STATES BoNDs.-wm. Brockway,
was arrested in New York last evening on the
charge OF being concerned in counterfeitinp q.
5. $50 BONDS to an immense amount. Brock
way reported very wealthy, and the proprie-
tor OF two hotels In New York. The Govern
ment Is said to have redeemed $3.50 900 worth of
the bonds, which are more skiiIfuily execnted
than any hi herto circulated in America. The
bonds which recently formed the subject of the
litigation between Jay Cooke and the Govern
ton. Brockway was held to bail by Commis-
eiOner Osborne in the tum of SO 600
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Comparison Of Mortality among WHIT and
Colored TyoopS.
Sri geon General A. X. Barnes, in his annual
report, says that among the white troops, for
the fiscal year ending june JOth, 1870, the total
number OF deaths reported was 374, or 10 per
thousand of me an strength. of these 2tg died
OF disease, and l2j Of wounds, accidents and
inJuries-showing coDsidera ole improvement
over the ratios CT former years. The compare
lively large mortality from wounds, accidents
and I'D uIies is explained by the Indian HOSTILE
Ges. wLich still continue to exist. The propor-
uon OF deaths from all causes to cases treated
was death 10 161 cases.
Among the cOlOred troops the number of
deaths from ell causes reported was TO- or -
per thousand. Of these 81 died of disease and
ID OF wounds, accidents and injuries 1T will
therefore be perceived that, while the rate of
mortality from wounds and injuries among the
c0tOTsd trosps agrees with that among the tohite
Is nearly double. The proportion OF deaths from
all causes 10 cases treated was to ~ Cases
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SWieacres report the engagement Of Miss
Nilsson to a London banker.
@Persimnon whiskey Is the most searching
beverage in Virginia.
- An English bishop once said sour girls
are poorly educated. but our boys will never
find II out,
STbirty-three bachelors OF Storm Lake
Iowa, have formed a cooperative union with
matrimonial intentions.
Rev. DIR. Stone. Of San Francisco. visited
all the brothels in that city, under the escort or
the police, by way of coaching" for a sermon
on the social evil.
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Advance I'm cable Rates.

NKw YORK, Dec. 9.-Cahle rates have heen
advanced 20 So in gold, no message to exceed
FIFTY words. The press rates will be halt Of
these rates, and political news will also lie sent
At halt rates. This advance is occAsgOned by
the difficulty and dely in rep airing. The al
vance dstes from Monday, l2th.
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Heavy Failures In New York.

NRw loRK, Dec. "A number OF mercantile
failures ere announced. Patterson * Co.,
provision dealers, aud Grant * Ascough. deal
ere IN lard and lard OIL, have suspended. The
contracts of the lastec iirm In lard have been
a sumed by Leading provision house in a. 70
csgo. A dry goods firm he's tailed iOr s2JJ, 0ug,
and q clothing house for S5o0.lo1.
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A RELIC or BLACK FRIDAYS. 500. 600
SMf OF Loac.-In the United States Circuit
Court yesterday, the case of Brown and Rrnssr
against Jay Gould ct al. came up before judge
woodruff. The plaintiffs claim g, 800 coo Is
due from transactions with the defendants on
tne memorable Black Friday. On behalf OF
the defendants, Mr.. David d. Field moved that
the plaintiffs should show cause why an order
:or commission should not be made to exam
me an important witness. now in Berlin.
oudee Woodruf granted the order, which is
returnable this m0rning.-N. i. Stay. Sth inst
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Judicial poings I'm Wyomtag-.Seyeu
Up I'm the Jury Room

Aeteg'oFheo k1cAasarctg 20 re frcNt1g SfdT.
CHsYENNB, W. T., Dec. S--The United STATE
District Court for the let Judicial district -
wyoming Territory, y. n. Howe, Chief Iustic,
presiding, closed a session of three weeks
day. Much important business hss been trau
acted.
A telegram from Rawlings says Judge KING
man discharge the y, Z jury there, and d ne 4
the Jurors si0 each for INDUCING In a game OF
seven-up in the jury room while celebrating on
q case.
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MECHANICS WANTED IN CoLoRADo.-A re-
port has been made to the Bureau of Ststis,rc,
that there is . great demand in Colorado ft r
good mechanics, particularly carpenters, ms.
cninists, brick and stone masons, who can COM
sons, from S. TO 81; carpenters the same: me
chInists, 80 to So. Denver viii want, in the
next six morths, two hundred carpenters and
tnree hundred bricElayers, besides many other
kinds OF laboTers, especially female servants.
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AT TIE WHITE House. To-rAY-The Pres;-
Geut received membe rs and Senators, as [ sual,
this fore lOon Pr io7 to tho meeting o. ii abb
net. Among those who he'd interviews with
him we're Senators Upton, Pomeroy, Nye,
General Logan, Go neTal Negley, and Others.
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GIN. Il. BRISKERHoFF, or Ohio, one o. tn.
leaders OF tae revenue reform movement, is a
~ Ebbitt House.
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The DIAMOND FIRLps.-A steamer which ar
rived recently at London from the Cape OF
Good Hope brought, In addition to large gen.
$40, n00. Two ofthese diamonds weigh, respect
lively, sixty and twenty-five ksrsts. Tho pop
ulation at the diggers' camps has increased to
H. goo souls. British magistrates and mounted
police are to be appointed BY the colonial gov
eminent for the diamond fields.
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~ An undertaken was met by friend the
other night, ON the steamboat, returning from
New York. "Been laying In q new stock Of
goods, Mr.. Berry ?" said the friend. "Well,
yes. sir. I've been picking up few things for
the holidays"
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A Kentucky Judge OF Election In
dieled.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 9.-LunSford T.. Howell has
teen indicted by the United States grant irry
| IN COVington, Ky, for refusing, a. Judge "
election, the vote OF a negro.
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GENERAL BoTsToS, correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette, is out again, sfsec Sc We %
Illness.
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Peace Reigus i'm AIabama-Geyer
Emith Surreaders 40 Govel nor
LEES N

NoNTeoNEBY, AKA, Dec. 9.-This morning
Smith withdrew from the contest for Governor.
and yieltiCa the Office Ca Lindsly. Everything
is joyful, and no demonstrations were taa Ie
made except VI thankfulness that the conflict ~
over.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RsvKNUE--The receipts from this
source to- day were S423,s75
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Fatal Railr~ad Acesae,t.

DETROIT, Dec. "a road train ran into the
the rear end Of Fight express yesterday near
DEMONS station, injuring severa3passengers,
one Of whom, named 4. l.. Ensler, OF n. "
for, at the Russell House, and win recover,
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THE PORTER LITTKRAND THE PRESIDENT
when the President read the letter of Admiral
Porter to Secretary Weiles, published few
days ago IN New York paper, he threw down
the paper and grew into q moody silence for q
few minutes, then said to person near him,
well, Porter did well at Fort Fisher" lie
seemed TO be in . struggle of mind till he spoke,
when his face frightened, and he apparently
hedfesolved to pay no further attention to it,
Wcsh. Cor. ". r. Journal OF Commerce.
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Burping Of q Railrsad Denos.

Island orailroad Ut Gowsnus, Brooklyn, Was
destroyed by Dire this morning. The property
belonged to G. Godfrey Gunther, OF New York.
who loses 500 600. 1t vas uninsured Other
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on Cfrr, Dec. "a IRE this mornins do.
stroyed several car loads Of petroleum. w
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CONCORD, \. H., Dec. a-Dr. H. q. McIp-
tyre, charged with implication I'm the late
"baby farming" case, 10 held in 81 500 bail.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
Oh - te best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists Price y AMI 20 cents
JOJNENS INODOROUSGLOVECL CLEANER
stores SOLE gloves equal to new. scld b. all drug
ists and fancy goods dealers. Price, cents. de5-y
THESE FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON
SlDfRkTI0N.-Disscse should Re suarded sc sinst
OF i must be cured Ths alternatives death or
the malaria, purify the blood, put the nerves in
Orser, nlate 10 female system, promote the ap
petite. Danish every sigh CT dyspepsia or rhepms-
usm, incres sc to yigOr Of botH body and mind and
relieve the chtlsren Of summer plants All this
can only be dcae with satcty, certainty and prompt
ness by Charles Gantieris Estiye Wine Bitters;
says poPg ls- opinion, ecSorsed by many OF the most
eminent pf-ricians, who assure Us OF the cOmrlete
victory % tsese ever al cter Birters. IL has abeo
lutey 3r4ven theul out OF the market where il has
been t.tT-iucei GsuSieT's Nstive Wine Filters
may De hS1 of all druggfsts. oI2ru
GETTING MARRIED.
ESST5 FOB YOUNG MEN, social kvils,
ara ~ proprfety fr1propriety OF getting Married
vfth sanitary bslp for thcse v he feel united 70
Elser2Honal hsEpigess; Sent ire, in sesltS eDvel
grrs. Address, EJN ARD ASSOCIATION, Box
rsadeiphs, Pa. Eefs- eoSm
BATCRPT.OK'S HAIR DYE.
This spleDSid Fair Dye 10 the best il ts,e world.
faTpless, liable, instantaneous, does cot c5ntain
issd, nor sa3 SfCtc poison 70 produce paralysis or
death Avot6 the ysunted sn6 delusive Preparations
Boosting virtues they do not possess. TIE uine,
untarnisRrd rgl utstion to uphold ia integrity
the only perfect Hair Dye-elack q Brown. Eold
BY Ell Dr7ssiss. Applied at 10, BCad street, Kew
York. fes-tr
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CALLING IN THE TBEfs FER CENT CKRTrFr-
cATRs-Secfetary Boutwell, yesterday an-
nonHced that he would call in an addition n
s2,oC0,cO of three Per cent. certificates. the
interest on which natures January 81, ISL
This makes sieoo,eoO CT the amount to be
called in.
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NgH5 KATE FIELD,

sale a. P zip so.onons' ae9 10 ri y n, IN
Mes KATE FIELD.
AT LINCOLN BALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10.
Subject: Life in the Adirondack wilderness.
sfskets, SO cents; Reserved Seats, as cents For
SStNat Messrs. Philip & S0i0mons' Bookstor Penn
.y.vsLis svenne. Doors open att; Lecture to com
Reserved Seats for Rev d.. Newman's great Lee.
trre, The Many Wives Of tab, - December Is, and
eni Battle Scenes q the Late War" can also he
cared at the same place. des-St
INTERESTING, INsTRUCTIvE, PROFIT
ABLE.
The attention Of Ministers, Parents, Sabbath and
generally, is invited 10 the series OF
POPULAR LECTURES,
70 be delivered In the excellent audience room Of the
turing the coming winter. This Course of Lectures
ass eeen srssesed 80 that highly proper source OF
ne public IN popular msnser, snd at prices thin
ve to sted short Ms.ea srs ssgfsialg m
vocal and Instrumental will precede each Lecture.
TUESDAY EYENING, December IS-"rPADI-
aIOhs Oh TIE holy LAND AND CITY" BY
rev ". =" Santon, ID. Iii D., President Of CO.
p FTbs9A IoJ E " Dssember 21T.THE
rMHEDkEsDAY EVENING January IL, MOD.
jEBUsAIEM." b. P PTof ". r. siDefttSn. Win Il +
otlclal drawings and enlarged sketches from pho
TT EsnAg EVENING, January IL THE
PHENOMENA OF CUilBUsTION;' with e1 peri-
uents. By v. G. Tilden ~ D., Professor OF Obem.
istry in the Medical Department OF Georgetown Col
WEDNESDAY EVENING, January as-sM MY.
THoLoGY AND RELIGIOIs ANTIQU rrY,
COMPARED WITH THE JEWISH AND CHRIS
TIAN RELIGIONS with appropriate pictorial II
lustrations BY Prof W Il. Singleton.
TUESDAY EVENING, February The Ar
engagements for this entertainment will be an
nOunced IL a few weeks.
Ticket, admitting one person 20 the course of six
entertainments, rs cents: single ticket. admitting
one person, . cents. To be had az Plnlp s. Solo
mons Bookstore. and Of the officers and teachers of
Wesley Chapel Sabbath school. dos n
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BATc~rOK-S HAIR nYs.
LECTURES.

OLIVE LOGAN
~ WILL LECTURE ON <'GIRLS,"
AT LINCOLN HAJ.L,
ISsshA1 EVENING, 2G-E DECEMBER.
I'cHe,s, 90 cents. Ressr-ed Seats, : S certs Yor
eale - f-tp foonfon-. ae9 sta til N tn
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DECISION IN THE u. a @ u. X. CASE

The Suit Of Maryland against the
C0mpany-verdict for Defr adsats-
The state has no hight 60 Collect =
TAX On Passengers on the wash
fngtoD Branch.