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NEW cRLEANsUNp W.rrp
Ftre or Sir S7',ors Mics F.oo9,d- PeopY, F5y.-,.
10 Lsd0e I@ei' II RtS-Grodi SUI sTlrS Gs.aaa
ItcNl-- 1ae f..al IN 49, -

Fire or Sir S7Wors Mics Eoo7>d- PeopYe F5y.,f
10 LsdUe IRciF II Rts-Grcds SsLTsTIt,s Gs.aaa
Ttem-The ffD0l ERcreT si-J.
NBW ORLEANS, June 5-The Hood Is in reas-
ing, water beirg az TAR up Cana! street a.
Rampant street. With the exception OF the
neufral ground on Canal street. which is not
entirely covered, east of Claibarre street, there
II an uhbrosen sheet 4 water from Villery
street to the Metsrie Bridge. and from the new
t. the old basin, an area of FIVE or SIX square
miles, including about 500 thickly inhabit.A
squares. The suderiDPs OF the iubebita,,ts OF
thls quarter, especially among thu noorar
casses- isysrg great. Thousands living in II ngia
Story houses have moved out. while most 81
those living in two story houses have been cam
peilsd 10 move into the second stories Back
OF Claibsrre ssreet on Canal, there is an aver
age depth of two feet OF water.
fhe CITY an liberties seem 60 be doing all they
can can 10 alleviate the su teTIngs OF the people
Every available boat and skiff has bsen bros,f,bf
INTO use. Policemen may be seen moving in
almost every direction, rendering such assist
ance rs they can, moving those who are ia dan
gSl anu distributing provisions to the needy
ire Damage by this overflow cannot be esti-
mHed with any degree of certainty Tia
shrubbery and gardens have ali been ruIned
houses damaged and property deprecated. Tbe
oyefnow from the Lake GENTLY road ouar.cr
mas caused heavy loss, in the destruction Of
many hne market gardens at Milnebsrg. AMI
the fonchartrain railroad from the GENTLY
staton IS still overlooked. The water in The
lake Is receding slowly. A train came through
from Mobile yesterday on the Chsttanooea rsiI-
toao. a passenger reports about four miies of
the road under water. A jackson railroad nss-
senger, who came in this morning reporfs tbat
hanchac. ~
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- Playing the violin Is the present infatua-
ton Of young ladies' il New Haven
- Bowen went beau-in too nluch.-BosgoR
Post.
HEarrings are now made to initiate colG-
Lsh globes.
rS-Senor Payne tells Mexico shc VIII soon he
absorbed by I. s.
HFLord Amberley declares three ehldren
enough in family and more &c " awful Whaf
would be do with those parents, as Sir RovIs
Roche might ask, who had none?
nS-The ladies of Boston are to hoId q rrsaf
fair IN December next in aid OF the Massschu-
setts Society for the Prevention OF CTselty 10
Animals.
RIA Portland mule has been complained on
TO the town authorities a. a nuisance from his
constant braying. 10 prevent any false i'm
preston, 1t may be well 70 ada that i vast
George Francis Train.
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From the Pacific SIope

1hs Boy " no Nailed CtiaGmda-The 10 SENATE
HNntITg DOiCH q AUTceTer-TLe Free Lore Mr.
deTtss Keeps Up Her Spirits.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 4--The boy named
" Brlen has besn arrested aud identine-d by
several Cinnamon as having given the fatal
dow 70 the Chinaman who was dubbed ami
stoned to death on 4th street last week but il Is
doubtful II sufficient white testimony can he
obtained TO convict him.
Nearly LOCO persons have already visited the
f0 Semitic valley this season.
The murderer Of Miss McDaniels at Cherokee
Fiat, Is surrounded by citiZeps In the noun
tains, who are determined to hunt him down
a reward OF 5000 is offered for bis capture.
de Is ermed with Henry rife and two re-
Volyers, andls determined 10 fight to the last
Mrs. air shows no change in spirits or health
since her sentence. Demonstration OF syrnnafhv
by the strong minded women continue.
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aoxerpuen, s.co-,,,..
Stock Ranort.

Lewis johnson n %. quote stocks and l5r.f. :.
home and foreign markets, as follows:
NEW YORK, June So. :. s., 1881, coupon, III 4, E
t9Os, 80, coupon Ill SO :, Ga coupon III Il SD =
e, coupon, III So 8, new, IS, coupon, liz B0s
coupon, i9azs; Currency Sc, iIsfs Msriposa 5. DO
pretd, =; Canton, s. ;Cumherlan6,-; ". 4. Tel,
20, Quicksilver, Is. Pacific Mail, a.: Boston
Nster Power, q; Adams Exp., sJ5s: Wells, Fargo
Cos Exp., as 4; American Exp. s5-s Us ENp
3 4; n. y. Cent. Hudson, % DO scrin 90, !.
Ere, do. pref !, =: Harlem, Iyl I'D 40. PREF
-; kes.ins, IL Michigan Cent. =. l.. :. & 81 a.
south, u Union p. z. r, p III. Cent, : ::
Cleve. Pitts, III 3; Northwest, So; do. p-ef'd
y OleTe, Col, Gin, Inds., =; \ J. Cent, IN
81: W ahRsh and Western. 61ss De- Lsck \ Wet
IN -; n. Msyne. 90. Alton a T-rre Hsute,
Ian = - JO.. 20 Ch.C.go K Alton, llss 40 pre
terret, - Ohio Hiss. cert. t57i t0l .Dhiearo
s IND. Con. q - TeEl. ttats size eli. IL. a. /.
new, rs. Va. STATE Sxes. I'D. 81 n a. -iNos
old, g, de-, new. 2o.a; lis-1lri SKIES, q Ii, Csr
trsl Pacific B"rds, lc2 q. 2. Let Bouis -. -1Id
III. tall2ss. Market steadv,
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bALflMORk, June lection very sfr0r NJ
c-!ng LplalGs, !. lsw nlddiiDR, El- " f.lr-. 4u
g y ssr noise EElts, l.o0ssl 81; fsir O. pfae
= So o. nrflle 20 Choice red. - 4JdS - 800
mon = 1sSls; OHIO ard Indiana : E8a - 5
S0t- atI. h.lie 50 them 1easlc; yeilOr. ~ sc
Vsts stea1y 81 j.. EacCC stsady-shc - -,
1D SIDES -; Clear I'D sides. % as surr- "a
AAils, luai. Lard dull, Hama. Whisky r1t.insl Al
LTINoEE, June 5-yirginia sizes, { 1. g IA.
d asked 90 ls05. 7s Gsled: do 1851, ~ ssfeR
NV loEk. Sune t.-ttOcks steady and tirr,
sold Gull, L !. Goveruments dull pud 81 a.iy.
11oneE eesy, 5. kIrvfnia ~iNes, o.. 10. ROY, u.
J. short. lU7S. -s'
NV noSK; june 5.-Flour quiet ana steady.
Wheat shade hrmer. Corn quiet and frmer
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a LITTLE CHrLD KILLED ~ A SVgKK
Some days ago little 10y. sSOu. I've wears of
age, son OF M. Miller, o. GTayson county
Mas killed by the bite OF a rationale, The
Mite fellow hat gone out with e. ne other mem
bers OF the family 10 look for eggs, aud in bis
search be crawled underneath hiS father's harn
After going some distance under the floor he
screamed 20 his companions that sometime Wa
killing him. They obtained assistance, ana
llPel az the plsnks OF ne floor, when, 10 their
horror, they found large rsttieSnaks fiShtlv
colled around lis neck. The snake had blttef,
him II several places on the face and neck. ana
Re vas quite dead " hen takeE a p.-NcrlOE Ta)
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RR-" The Hoocheekooche" is a Portsmouth
society tor the utmost consumption Of whisky.
SLadies' watches are now made in an oval
case to look like lockets, and worn on the neck
lace.
RForty thousand dollars a year 90 into the
st. Louis treasury from the social evil ordinance
but Morality refuses to see il.
nTTeamsters in Detroit are required 20 keen
a wet sponge on top OF their horses heads. 4
good law.
1A Cuban brigadier general and his aide
de-camp were picked up adrift by a schooner
arriving az Nassau. They escaped from Cuba IN
q canoe made out OF cotton wood tEee,
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GRAND WHEELING MATCH-AND NOW
NJ THEY ARE HAPPY
~ 1.OO3 GIFTS.
ORAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION

ANDGIFT CoHOERTA AND Distribution
The Founding Asylum, Sisters Of Charity, N,,r
York, and Sotdters, ana Sailors ORPHANS
Rome, WdShiRgt0A.
viPtus o os h W;sshinst9n, o. under and BY
missioner Oh Internal Revenue, the 9th of July,
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
House. g N Calvert ST., Baltimore, S2s OGO 2,2iO
acres Timber Land IN Washington Co., Md , with
a three I pwsllings and saw mil lying Ches and
ton St, baltic, $1,000 story Brick House. 200
Conway ST.. Bslto.. $3.50. ine Residence near
S9'as.towo' miles from BALTIC, on Passenger r.
same location. $500 Time Rssidence near Govans,
E wn same location, So 500. fine Residence near
sSS!s prass2s . LSss @
go Cash Gifts, $50 DO Bonds, brow asvis Precinct
and Lincoln County, Nebrasks, per cer E. gold int
sh. ksSO OsfS hsebsSos \ R, State RsSods S
Shares Citizens National Bank, Baito. 100 shares
northern Central X, 100 Shares Erie Z. R.; 20
Sh ;,rena BALTIC AMI OHIO % shares Phils
will be sold, at SIS each, S260 900.
hon II McCoLL oUGH EIkton, Md. I c,,,.,,.,
maJ. GEO. CASTLE. BALTIC, nd. { oom"ISS'
he sAi Ms. fhI unssr A. 1ws. s:s.
ipgten. ID. o.; Hon Jas 3 Neeley, Pittsbure Pa:
s1rst National Bank, Hsgerstown, Md; Appleman
s oo; Bankers, Hsgerstown, Nd; Hon. b. Brent,
d, eds OF the above Real Estate certified by
counsel, In the hands Of the Trustee. Tickets and
circulars can be had Of W q. Metzerott . Co,
Music Dealers, 92s Pennsylvana avenue; W. H.
ID. ID. Morrison. Booksellers, ATS Pennsylvania
avenue; Benz Dswolf, yeweller. 81 Pennsylv ania
avenue; Jno. Parker. Booksellers S2S 18th str eet
Aistrop Dudley, Resl Estate Agents, Louisiana
General Agent, stationer and Printer, No. In
Nassau street, New York.
,,da Orders by mail Will receive prsmpt atten-
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KA1LRoAD STIKEs.--A strike OF the brake
men on the Erie Railroad for 81 per day, in
stead OF Sis, occurred Saturday on a fsroa
part OF the road. The rest are expected 20 fol-
low suit to-day, and al freight aud ccal trains
VIZ be stopped Passenger trains will not b.
interrupted. The superintendent has crdere
the psy ment and the discharge OF the strikers.
A serIous riot Is in progress on the North Pa
elnc railroad, fourteen miles east q Rraioar1
which being fefused, thew became rioteos'
Troops have been sent for from Fort RipIcT.
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SECOND DIsPArcH.1
Visiting Firemen from 1.-THE CITY nv
The SRya

NORFOLK, Va, June 5--The United fire
company. of this city, numbering about eighty
men, under command of Captain Samuel Kim
berry, departs on the evening boat Tor B.ifi-
more. They will leave Baltimore "Wednesday
morning oR the 1875 train for Wilmington. Del
and VIII probably extend their visiting tour TO
Phiiadelphia- Tire company will be accornps-
MED by brass band of sixteen pieces. from the
United States receiving ship New Hampshire.
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GREAT REDUCTION

IN ULU K1E AND BOUKBON WHISTLES,
BHANDlES, GINS. &c,
OF the following brands, yiz:-Fsmily Nectar, .
years old, S2t0 Der gal; Robertsou, 4 do, s. g
Baf er, do a5do.; Pine Apple, (rectified,) 8 81
a. BBhNDlES-LNochelier, S3 do; do. Zine,
CtaTd, Dupuy Co, 1858, $40: California Brandy
&C do Old Tom Gin. 81 Is; Cock tail Bitrers, (very
me; ADgustura httters. Bakers Bitters, Black.
perry Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
q. GAUTtER,
Proprietor OF the Native Wine Bitters,
myl 1917 and 1919 Penn "a avenue.
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FALL RIVER, MASS, June 5-During a heavy
thunder storm yesterday afternoon, the light-
ming struck the City Hall and set IL on fire. ihe
names were soon eItinguiShed. The Hghtniug
also struck large ash tree on the farm Oi
Charles Harnbly, three miles from the city.
splitting IL and killing Harnbly who had lust
gone under Ii. Hardly was a widoger, %
years OF age, and leaves four children.
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SECRETARY robson left here shis morning
for the Naval Academy at Annapolis. 70
distribute the diplomas 10 tie graduating
Class of midsblpmen.
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An Old TeIegrapher Injured.

MILWAUKEE, june b.-Byron A. SQuires, an
old telegrapher, formerly superintendent OF one
OF the Geographic lines from st. Louis TO ST
Papl, fell from a train on the Northern Pacihr
load last Friday and was fatally injured.
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Miss LIZZIE POOR, daughter oCRe1- AJc,;ral
Poor, is to be mari I'd 70 LieuteEazt Comm II
der Jewell, OF the navy, on the 18th inst.
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CARL FREDERICK CLACsRS has been recOE-
niZed by the President as Vice Consul Of
Sweden and Norway in this city.
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NBw YORK, june 5.-five Thousand spscial
invitstioDs have been issued by Tillotson & CO.
tor complimentary excursion for the tele-
graphers, on the day of the inau guration OF re
Marse statue-Saturday next.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

Travellers are always liable to sudden attacks
Dysentery and Cholera Morbus, and these occurring
when absent from home. very un pleasant. The
PAIN d lLLER may always be relied upon in such
cases AS soon % you feel the sym ptoms. take one
gl of hot water, stir well gether and drink hot
hepeat the dose every hour until relieved. If the
medicins clear. ~
In cases OF Asthma and Phthisic, take a table
spoonful in gill of hot water sweetened we'll with
m9lasses; also battle the throat and stomach faith
fully with the medicine, clear.
Dr. Sweet 1t takes ont the soreness in cases of
bone,setting faster than anything he ever applied.
=, FisheImen, SO often exposed 10 hurts By having
be relieved by bathing with the Pain Killer as soon
as the accident occurs: in this way the anguish is
scan abated; battle often once in five minutes,
any trouble.
The bites and scratches Of dog. and cats are soon
cured by bathing with the Pain Killer clear,
mvS-eod kw
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London I'm Direct Communication
with China.

&LoNDoN, June 1.-The submarine cable be-
tween Singapore and Hong Kong was success
fully completed on Saturday the Sd fnstsn,
London is now in direct telegraphic communi-
cation with China.
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TerribIe Accident In Nex Ynrk.

Children COrered Under Pie n Bricks.
NEW YORK, June 5-An immense nile ~
bricks from some old buildingsin Church street
tell to dav covering several children. One has
been gotten out with broken limbs. The o. hers
are supposed 10 be killed, aad the iremeu and
police are making vigorous efforts to recover
their bodies.
tsECoND DIsPATCH.1
NEW YORK, June 1.-Two bows John Ward
aged IS, and John MADDEN, aged r. have been
reScused alive from the debri in Church street
but they are seriously injured. 1t is thought a
man is under the debris
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ID. X. MCKEE and wife returned kese yes:e--
day from their we tern bridal toRr.
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NEW ORLEANS UNDER WATER.-The late
heavy rains and crevaSses IN tie levees have
caused q serious flood ct New Orleans, and
grave conseqences are greatly Appreciated.
ing into the city, and much OF It was already
flooded,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-05

TRANSFER OF CoIN.-The acting Treasurer
Of the United States to- day made teiegraphic
transfer Of 500 goo in coin from the
of the United States at San Francisco TO New
Work
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A GRAND FAMILY FESTIVAL,
"A FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. ANH'0 I0FANT ASYLUM.
MONDAY, June o, and TUESDAY, June 6,

ANALOSTAN ISLAND,
DINNER AND REFRESHMENTS SERVED ON
THE GROUNDS.
Proceeds for the benefit Of the Institution
KILLER FINE BAND OF MUSIC will be In
attendance day and evening.
Festivities TO commence each day at 10 m And
close at 10 p.
Tickets, SO Cents. Children. half price.
Free conveyance by boats. Island can also be
reached by Aqueduct Bridge
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTs:-Messr j., Gar.
roll Brent, John III. Goddard, John L. Kidwell, 4
McNerhany, Joshua Huntington, v. Z, King, Thos
WaRgaman. Michael Manning, Dennis Maher
George Schemerhorn, and others. je2.St
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SENATOR FENTON was FTostratcI - sudden
attack of fever, on Friday evening, at James
town, New York, but although Sill confined 20
bis bed, is doing well new.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-05

VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAN writes that lie
arrived home in South Bend, Saturday morn
ing, and stood the journey very W-I, despite
the hot and dusty weather.
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1The Quakers have given fresh indication
of their sympathy with the movement for the
enlargement of woman's sphere. Hereafter the
Governing Committee or tae Society Of Friends
is to be composed Of both sexes IL equal num-
beTs,
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TIE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan to-day
amounted to sJll, 500.
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CAPT. +. f. GRossMAE, 18th infantry, has
been retired from duty as Indian gent in Arr
IONA Territory and ordered - LIS proper
station.
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Mrs. CRANER, sister-in-law Of the President,
sailed for Europe from New York, on Saturday,
in the steamer Rhine. The President and his
daughter, Nellie, accompanied her down the
bay,
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE, whose health con-
tinues to improve, will be tie guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Senator Sprague, at Narragan-
sett this summer, and Will probably 20 70
Europe.
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

Harmless, reliable, does not cont ain
nor any cttaIie poison to produce paralysis
Sosstpe vip the M and dsInvs
W a: Bachelors Hair Dye has had th,rfy years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
York, fe, 20
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Moxemen,s of Oeean Steamn-s

LesDoN, june The pa ugers and "a Ais
the West lnd.a steamship, EIbs, which yss..l
Wa disabled and pat back 70 port, Fridav.
LOT Ar0ed Oy he steamship Tagus The stasr m
ship Gormasiia, from New York touched pc
mourn YESTERDAY. The steamer CITY of RE.
sells, from New York, touched Queerstogn VS.
re day. The steamer Nevada, from New York
QcheG ouCeDstyvG yesterday.
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A INV YORK CoEsCIgECE.-An ANONYMOUS
letter was received az the Treasury Department
this morning from Corning, N. Y, inclosing
S13.4i on account OF custom-house duties unpaid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-05

MRS. SENATOR AMEs laee Blanche Bntler) is
at the -sidence OF her father, Gen. Butler, in
Lowell, Mass, where her husband viii Join her
IN q few DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-05

THURsTOET IVOKY PEARL TOOTH pow.
De Bs the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Ssld by all druggists. Price, Is and 80 cents
JOUVEHS NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores soed gloves equal to new. Bold BY all drug.
gists and fancy goods dealers Price, oepto deS ~
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INTERNAL RRvESUB-The receipts f-on this
source to-day were S76l 5i3G5.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IHAvE JUST RETURNEprR FROM NEW

TANU6 GUUDS,
ClhES Of the day, which 1 will sell at my former
row prices 70 TO 80 PER cent below what 70 have
TO Fay elsewhere. name in part:
Browne Jamaica Ginger
aetI Sarsspariila ana cherry Pectorai..: IS
Lyons athsico and Barry's TricSpherus-.......4O
Jayne pectorant sId
Burnetts Oocoeipe and X aiston.
Hostetters and planta ton Bitters 90
Colsaies Soap retailed At halt he regular prices
nsrd fiocm and Magnolia Balm
Mnche ster Hypophophites, genuipe......-.-.....5
laramie Seltzer Aperient 90
Ba,ohe;ors air Dye
Fins Old Bye Whisky. large bottles, 81; Holland
Gin genuine. bottle; California Winos, all kinds
% cents and 81, an endless variety; Tooth, Hair,
Nail, Hat, Shaving, and Cloth Brushes: Turkish
Iows' $, CLANCY Skins, sponees, Preparations for
the Hair, Face, Skin, Toilet; Combs, Cosmetics
Perfumery, &c. All viii positively be sold az con-
sidersbIy lower rates than elsewhere. L am deter
mined TO make IL an object TO give me a call
Arthur NATTANS, Druggist.
myl6 Corner ID and streets, n. w,
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LECTURES.

AGSX ~ hGS.
SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.
DR.. .. r. ROWLAND will deliver q course of four
Lectures on the WONDERS OF THE MORO.
SCOPE, using the ELECTRIC LIG 1T for the illus
trat1ons, with experiments in NIT 6OUs OXIDE
showing its wonderful sthetic inf uence at Lin
June and ending June 20
Admission 10 each Lecture Is cents.
Lectures to Commence at O'Clock.
No extra charge for reserved seats Tickets And
reserved seats FOR sale At Parkers News Depot,
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
Teachers and pupils OF all the public, priyate and
Sunday sch0s admitted for ten cents each. jel 2ts
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SVNrA-TV WITH Raw. MR. CHEHrV-The
Rev. NJ. Cheney has received a letter signed
by large number OF Episcopal clergymen and
lsymen IL various paris OF the country assuring
linn OF their sympathy and undiminished afiec-
Ton anu IT, pect; maintaining his right 20 take
such decisive action as that for which lie has
been punished hy the Ecclesiastical Court and
which many others OF the clergy OF the PrOtes-
tant Episcopal Church, experiencing a similar
@ mc.lty, Lave ha5itually exercised Among
the clerical sisUers or TIE letter. c. ia number
are STEPHEN A. TgrE. Jr., John Cotton Smith,
Nlliia4l i. Sabine, Cf New York. Am0ng the
laymen are The hon. Columbus Delau1 and
Jay Cooke. Il IS reported that a mum Der OF Mr..
Cheney congregation dIsapprOve his conduct
IN --..lE services, ard u he continues IN IL
seq iil be taken n tie civil court 20 compel
the use o. tie Protestant Episcopal service bv
minister a. good standing. II is also hinted
tBatthe B.sAoI Will take legal action 70 con-
time Christ Church In the Episcopal diocese.
am compel 1-r. Z euey 70 abandon its pulpit.
MRS. FAIR SsSTE,,crD 70 H. Has En.-In
San Francisco, on SATURDAY.. upon tie r5uclu-
sion Of the IT, ileDt or The part OF Ma Fafr-s
counsel, the judge Informed the counsel Tor the
people that u was useless for thera - reuiy. Sc
he would override the exceptions taken during
the Il a.. lie then briefly a. gded q tlc ca me,
and the long and impartial Trial VII e. Mrs
Fair Lad Lad. AMI then sentenced he- % he
hanged On the 2Sth o. July A remarkable
scene then ensJel. hirs. : ar maintained almost
her usual comUOsUre, but the strong minded
women who i I'd attended throughout the
trial manifested their syn patty in tie most O.
tentaDOus manner, Nrs. Emily Pitts Stevens
tie leader CT the party, embracing the prison.
ers mother, aud then going 10 the refOrterf
DESK told Item she hoped they were satisfied
Iov, &c. &c. These demonstrations we're on
unued Until the court Was closed. Il Is p IsyeH
Gov. Eaight viii not Interfere.
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SENATOR WILSON leaves Boston to-day for
New York, and will sail in the Scotia Wednes
day for Europe, to be absent about one hun
bred days.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY
Ieie9rapssd EzalHEire3g to n, Eseniao Siar.
hNeitemeur .. Ners.tIIes over the
bourbon Cuesttou

VERSAILLES, Jane THE probable result OF
'ae sit'ipgs Of the National Assembly tc-mor-
row Is the cause Of great excitement. II is be-
HeNtd the decree OF the exile OF the Bourbon
Princes vii be sIrcgated. The rewsrsDers
generally disappTOye of such a course. which
they say, viii be 4 step towards their restora-
ton.
The telegraph lines vii all be working again,
by Saturday So