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Hay or Hall and Jim Fisk Before the
esranG Jury

NEw YORK. Dec. 22.-Mayor Hall was under
nomination before the grand jury between I:3O
sd 2;l5 this afternoon. James Fisk, DR.. and
arge number of females are waiting in the
iIte-room to be examined by the grand jury
Arr1vaI OF Gen. Pickles and His Bride
INV YORK, Dec. 22-ATrived, the steamship
uba, from Liverpool. Among the passenger.
n board are Gen. Siekles and wife
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MASSACHUSETTS WIFE MUEDERsR KILLED.
William Brown, Of Lynn, Mas, killed his wife
Saturday last. by stabbing her with q DIRK
knife. He was pursued bv officers and sur
rounded, when he attacked officer ThurstOn,
and in the struggle both fell. Brown stabbing
the oficer, IL IL said. Officer Wilton used his
cub without effect, when City Marshal Barrett
drew his revolver and shot Brown dead. Tn
affair caused great excitement in Boston.
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Arkansas Wants Poaca

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Dec. 22.-As further
ietails are received the interest increases among
~ classes regarding the condition OF affairs in
hicot county. A call for apublic meeting in the
ity Hall to-day has been made, the citizens of
III classes and both colors TO consult the Cover
ior and other authorizes as to what had best be
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ID U II d II A l. 3 A MIN Ell!
A NEW DISCOVERY.
THE CHEAT ANTIsEP3IC LOTION.
A wATERY SOLUTION OF THE HEALING
BALsAhIC GUNS ACCOMPLISHED.

CLINICAL BOROBALSAMINB
Ii unparalleled as dressing for wounds ulcers and
sores OF every description, which it purihes and
heals BY inducing healthy sranulation. 1t is the
most s6scftre remedy for all skin diseases, and .
RATIONAL preventive against conts gon in cpidemics
This 10 the Boroba samine Preparations prescribed
and used by surgems. Furnished in pint bottles
Retail price 81 cents. Also. Per gallon.
BQROBALSAMINR COsMETIO
IL prepare <pecialy for the face and hands Con
tsins the fragrant and universally a1niired Bsngou
and Balsam Of Peru, And possesses the same proper
ties, incidentally a. the Clinical preparations though
the additional quantity 81 B.uxoin makes IL paricu
larry useful ~ beAutifer Of the compiler ion. De
hghtfuiy psrf1ned. Retail price 81.
BOROBALeAMINB PHILOOOMB
10 elegant and leiicately perfumed, removes dan
sutufes IN unrivaaled dressing for the hair.
BOkOBALeAAINB M0uTH WASH AND DEN
fBIflCe
the only Dreyarstioa for this special purpose to
which no objection attaches. II II recommended By
the most prominent Dentists Of this city for die
sased guns. seusitveness 81 the teeth and offensive
An BoRoBALsAnIHE PREPARATIoNs are
eon % the Drugzits generally. and ct the pPiuci-
pa Depot, No. 500 street NV Washinston ID @.
THl AHIKIOAN eUDNER0ED DOUBLE
4 AOIIN0 u0M-IREE1IHG DORO1 PUMP.
fks sinDlsa and most powerful IN uss.
OHARLEs WOOD,
sDV VoSrer I'D and d ssrests3
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BuFFALoEs AND THE COLD WEATHER-It
ppears that the bufaloes were very much dis
enmoded by the late terrible snow storm on the
acthc railroad. While one train OF cars was
moeoded In the snow these animals gathered to
he lee side for shelter. A correspondent saws
If any one felt disposed, he might, from his
eat in the car, pop them over with his revolver;
he rest would not move; they could not be
iTiven away by engine whistling or human
'cice, but crowded their shaggy sides close up
the cars and there stood with bowed heals
or the storm to pass. Many were seen 10 fan
own in their tracks, dead from cold.n
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Phi Hanna R.i

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 22-The Phi Kama
Pei fraternity, represe ntng thirty-three college
ocietiss. closed IT. annual festivities in this city
o day. General Bingham, postmaster OF Phila-
t"lrhia, presided, and Theodore Hilton deliy-
red an grafton. Charles Hammer waS chosen
rator for the next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

Soon DRAIEED-A story il told at Amhers'
that the lecturer before the Agricultural
students, when explaining graPe-culture.
presented bottle OF wine made by himself an
requested the class 10 spit 10 test the quality.
The bottle lasted onlydO the third Young mani
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22
R.tcheror's Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in tho world.
Harmless, reiiable instantaneous, does not contain
death. Avoid the yaunted and aelusiye pre- psratons
". a. Bachelors Hair Dye has had tAirfv year.
nntaTn,shed reputation TO Uphold It's integrity as
by sl druggists. Applied ct 10 Bond street, New
THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER Is the best article FOR cleansing and preserving
yotEEN'S NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER restores soiiee gloves equal TO Sold By all
druggists and fancy goods dealers Price, Is
cents, de 5-ly
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fire and Small Pox in philadelphia.

FHILADKLPHIA, Dec. 22.-The whiting works
II John Petit q Co., in New Market street,
we're burned this morning. Loss on the stock
nd machinery, sos 900; insurance, SO ,OO0 The
ulldtng was destroyed. IL was insured for
coco in New York companies Two adioiuing
'weilnRs were damaged, from one of which a
hid sick with small pox was removed by the
IOiicc- - -
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THE PRINcs cF W.LEs- Ors,la II Ms Dis
edss-ln every case Of fever there are lltll. Va
ristions in the course Of the mslsdy, often slight
nccesSions in regard Ca par ocular conditions
The main question. however. T. ~heth.r in IN.
absence Of actually unfsvor able indications. tie
progress on the whole has been good, and this u
clearly tie case With the Prince, aud IL lustifie.
a favorable conclusion. The origin Of the fever
IN the case Of the Prince of Wales etin rcmain.
uncertain. IL seems pretty clear that tvpho'a
lever IS prevailing IN the n-ighborhual
% sandringham and IL 10 not unlikely 'lat
the attack OF the groom OF His Isial
Bighuess, the Prince, is merely a cOincidenc. n
relation TO that Of the Princes, and 70 b. r..-
planned rs one OF the several other cases =. s-
veiopsd ss the consequence Of the operation a. a
common influence i'm the neighborhoOd. 10 has
vet % be shown that typhoid fever exists "a
Scarborough. We are given 10 understand that
come Of the visitors at Iondcshoreugh House
attribute the temporary indispsSition from which
they suffered TO the inhalation OF offensive
eniuvia given OF from y certain yard in which
manure is manufactured. The Duke OF Reau-
fort passed the place twice in one dsv. aud once
in q subsequent one, aud the wind blew the
stencil on these occasions straight across the
road On one OF these DAYS retiring "a bed
his grace felt very ill.-Londsn standard Dec. ;.
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Lea 4 PERKINS, Sauce.
Pronounced by COnnoisseurs
1.-THE ONLY Coon SAUICE-O

1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
IL improves appetite and digestion, and 1t IL
rive I'd for it's favor.
W. are directed by Messrs. LEA d PERKINS to
pros .cue Gil parties making ending counterfeis.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS.
aulc- COON Agents, New York
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DELETERIoUs CANDIEs-The return OF the
holiday season brings the need OF repeating the
old caution against adulterated and deleterious
confectionery. Candy, when first made, is
white. 1t may be han nlessly colored red by
found in amboline, (produced from coal tar. !
fuchsiDe, ian analine color) and minimum of
red lead. The frst-named gives a rich but ma
genta hue, which IS readily distinguished from
times given by verdigris. Some of the havorinp
materials used are highly deleterious. A large
proportion OF these ingredients are found in the
sO-called ''fruit candies" Fus,l oil, sulphuric
acid and decayed cheese are employed gene
rally. =" Sweet almonds should be partaken of
sparingly. The fiavors least likely to be inju-
nousy initiated are Glove, sassafras and winter
green. Against these evil compounds the best
guard Is to deal with m nufacturers or retailers
of established reputation, and eschew the
cheap" candies, which are liable to prove wo-
fully expensive in the end.
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Wines. LIQUORS. &C.. for ,I,e HOLIDAYS.

More than one huDdI ed OF our citizen feel them
s.lvss under personal obligation to G. GAUTIEB,
No. 1917 end 1919 Pennsy Ivan . av inus, for be-
Ing able, through the virtues Of Q ebrated Biz,
trt participate in the festivities in dent to zoe
Holiday Season. Al though Mr. Z. TAX ss much pride
IL thus being public benefactOr, ne does not allow
the OF duties OF his business escape his obser
walton ALREADY his store groans viii the immsnss
stock Of Liquors ami CorCas i.ppsrted fer the Hol
iday trade, and which have been selected with
ior the wants OF his patrons. Those in want o.
WEiskies, Rrsndirs, Wines and Liquors, should
favtr him with call, and be assured that what they
buy IN his line will be not vny pure bat unad ulter
ateG. decl9
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INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were Scs55 4A6n9
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RTsIeNED-The President has accepted the
resignation of First Lieut.. Edward G. Bartlett,
of the LIST cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

CAPT. f. ID. BAKER, Assistant Quarter aster.
U. s. A., has been relieved from duty at Camp
Halleck. New.
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You've WOMAN ELoPHs wIru A NARRfrp
NAS.-AIiss Taylor, . besutiful and wealthy
girl nineteen years old, belonging to oae Of the
best fam miles Of Plain6eld, n. j., and moving In
the best society. eloped on Wednesday with
made ON all sides for tho guilty pair, bat NO
tidings have yet been received Of their where
sboufg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

THE SCoTT-BOwEH WAR IN SOUTH CARO-
LINA.-Governor Scott, of South Carolina, is
making strong fight in the lower house of the
legislature to save himsel from the impeach-
ment contemplated by Mr.. Bowen's resolutions
His friends on the floor yesterday attacked the
personal motives or the accuser, who had exposed
further frauds in the sale Of state railroad stock
and land scrip. An effort to expei Bowen win
be made, and 1t Is said that Scott has secured Q
large enough number of votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

BISMARCK THREATENING FRANCE AGAIN
bismarck has sent . despatch to the German
representative at Paris, seftips forth fhe FEEL
ngs causedin Germany by outrsses perpetrated
IN her soldiers In France. He threatens to seize
hostages in the occupied provinces unless assas-
ng provinces are delivered up to the German
cficers by the French authorities and declares
that unless these horrible eutrages cease, the
army OF occupation shall be increased, and the
expense and burdes OF Its support, which il Maid
by France, doubled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

The NEW RESIDENCE OF THE Sc -RHTARY
OF Wharf.-The residence of Secretary Belknap
is now 1918 street. corner of LAFAYETTE square.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

DECISION AS TO TIE POWER OF BIsHoPs.-At
Williamsrort, Pa, In the case OF Father Stoke
against Bishop OHara, TO restrain the bishop
from removing Stoke from his pastcrate, Judge
Gamble has continued the injunction This Is
the first case of the kind under the Cstholic
Bishop over his priests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

MoRE FRAUDs.-The commissioners ap-
pointed BY the court in HanIlfoD county. Ohio.
20 examine the books Of TIE county commits,
sioners have escHtained that there exists q
county bonded debt q S6o6 900, which the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS IN ARKANSAS
Captain w. p. Walker. republic an sheriff af
ehicot equity, Arkansas, has made application
or regular troops to be ordered TO queii the dis
'urbances there, it being feared that if the militia
re sent there they, being colored, will frater-
hize with the insurgents. Every white citizen
MO could obtain conveyance has left the cOun-
V, which is being marauded by armed bands of
olored men, the majority of whom are intimi.
iated by the rioters, who have said they will not
iisb3Bd until they are allowed TO settle all dis
'ntes they may have had with those tor whom
hey have worked. The Governor Of Arkansas
las sent his Adiutant 10 the scene Of the disturh
ance; but In the meantime the leading repnbli-
can and conservative citizens of the county have
united in petitGn for regular tronns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

MURDER AND MOE LAW IN TENKEssEg-On
tuesday night man was seen lurking around
he building at Union city, Tennessee, In which
he express robbers are confined. On being an
reached by Policeman Kline, he started to run.
md was pursued by the officer. The pursued
urned and fired, instantly killing the officer
The depot man joined in the chase, and was shot
n the shoulder. The murderer was CAPTURED
ubsequently and placed under guard. Before
guise ID men overpowered the guard, killed Levi
harrington, an express robber, and took the
murderer away. The body of the latter was
iound after daylight. hanging TO q tree. His
Hame was Zaler, and he was from Kentucky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

~Anarchy continues Throughout Mex;co
and complications increase.
aSAn Atlanta lover bought OF his rival for
s2n. VE wv
s%"Bevils Delight" is a pleasant Kansas
village. - g ~
1Tany-pulis are the Des Molnes, Iowa,
rage. - = r.
SSPeacock green and elephant gray are the
latest tints.
GF An Imperial ukase makes compulsory the
mse OF the Russian language in the schools of
Poland.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
ItiegrapAed Ezcissirely 10 Tie Erentne Star.
1HE PRINCE OF WALES,
Indications Of n Relnnse

1m01c0t10nS OF = kelaDSe.
LONDON, Dec. 22-2P. n-The noon bulletin
from Sandringham to-day reports that the
Prince ofwales was little less quiet last night.
but that his condition IL unchanged.
(Second Dispatch.l
LONDON, Dec. p, p. m.-The Pail Mall Ca
-efs has Especial telegram from Windsor which
represents that the reports which have been re-
eeived at Windsor Castle from Sandringham to-
day are not quite so bic; that the pulse OF
The Prince OF Wales il higher, and that there l.
consider able anxiety at the castle.
The Days D0ingS' Not Tolerated., I'm
England.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-The Society for the Sup
prossion OF Vice has summonedth~ llels OF the
Dogs Bo,fgs. pictorial paltr, be az ths
courts for exposing 20 view and cticuiating OBJ
scene literature. The accuses were admitted %
bail.
Death Of Earl Elienborough.
LONDON, Dec. 22-Earl Ellenborough for
merry GoyeInor-General Of India, died lat
night, aged FL years.
Naval Attache of the TFitish Le<a.
ton at Washing ten.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-Rear Admiral Edward A
Ingieheld, X. N, has been appointed a naya
attache OF the British legation a. Washington.
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JAPANESE advices state hat the social and
political revolution there 10 making astonishing
policy of sendisg twcaty-epe young ladies,
daughter Of daiDios, to America T. be educated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

NAVAL TRANsFERs.--Medical Director Thos.
NJ. Potter has been ordered to the marine rem
devious at New York. Capt. s. p. QuackenbuSh
has been detached from duty as inspector at the
Norfolk navy-yard and placed on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

APPALLING SHIPwRDcx.-TAe steamer Della,
ware, which sailed iron Laverpeel for Calcutta
was totally lost on Wednesday oT Scyila Island
All on board are supposed to have perished.
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All on board are s1pposcd to have perished.
0The Emperor wiliian has prorcgued the
session Of the Prussian Diet until tie eth Of
January, 1917.
00Mr. Grieve, II. p. for Greenock, Scot
land, thinks that Sir Charles Dixie, to be eou-
sistent, should relinquish his title.
&fhe King OF Prussia, according 10 BIS
marck, owes his long life and good health 10 his
copious use Of beer and wine.
n0-John Norrissey has brought suit against
Cincinnati capitalist for el0 600, supposed 10 be
a"gambling debt Of honor
nTMr. Spurecon has been compelled within
the last year to receive ten warm offers Of mar.
been obliged to decline.
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E0R SALH,

AT HALF PRICE, rtH -
In order TO close my business In this city this NJ
.inter, 800 setS beautiful and solid GOLD
JkWkLk1, Including Buttons, Stud, Lock az.
Chains, Pence, etc, al suitable for Hoifzy Pres
ents. neerly the sA3e red netiou IN sPRGTACLHs
EYEGLASSES, &e- From - 10 . per cent az,
count on recent plrchases, including Is /. eOI,iO
klNGs, hne and rare WAfCHHs, best q ounee
PLATED WARE, do. solid coin SILVER VAN
Bee prtcee:-sohd Coin Silver Thimbies from n y.
70 cents, do. Fruit HALVES, from 81 20 6s best dai
lar speetacl-s and Eye Glasses Is 10 - cents W sfcs
Glasses md Keys, fru0 TO Is cents; Real PebkIss
usual price %, new o. 70 o. So Orders "a en- fro,
TO per cent. ftr any valuable soods not 90 hand
Twenty sixth year a ny business in AIbsrU sars-
toGs and W ashinKtoa. Ne. $50 Peansyly - n ava
nee, near Horrsssa . large book store.
decsM BENZ. L. HaoD.
I ADIks' HAIR BRAIDs, &c, Ac.-A YER, e,-.
IL piets assortment o. BRAIDS nov On M A.
GIBBe Hair store. Also, other Hair Work Yer
fun cry; and Toilet Articles e-nsraily.
Hair work Repaired. and taken n exchanrs
GIBBS
Hair and Perfumsry store,
deeHsm 1873 Pa ave-, near 18th ST.. up stairs.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES AND AMATRURs
~ o. nr.t-clsss Recess, Ornamental Trees, Shrubs
Climbing Psrlor Plants, ke.-Having sold q part OF
ny place and wishing to dispose OF the bslsace In
the spring, offer for sale the best collection OF the
above named PLANTS and . great many other
kind. q FIRST quality In ntities TO suit hassrs
A. yAsDlN, lorist, corner Of Connecticut avenue,
washington, ID. &. ms
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FIVE THOUSAND APACHEs FOR PEACE
Vincent Colyer, secretary OF the Board of Indian
Commissioners, to-day addressed letter to Sec
rotary Delano informing him that about 5000
Apache Indians have gone on the reservations
This number. says Mr.. c., is more than one-haif
ofthe rowing Apaches, who are thus reaping the
benefits Of the "peace policy" Mr.. Colyer has
proved himself such humbug. and 30 willing
to be Culled, that very little reliance can be
placed in his STATE ments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

The BOARD OF NAVAL OFFICERS, in session
at the Department for several months past to
examine as to the claims Of officers who deemed
themselves overslaughed In promotions, has
completed its labOrs, and yesterday adjourned
sine de, after submitting their report to Secre-
tary Robson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

OPENING OF SEW STATIONERY STORE
AMI BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
Firs Las goods a. fair prices, for cash.
IITHpGkAPHING. ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO Older
The public invited 20 call end examine ouJ
80 stock BEN. =. FRENCH,
Under Netilual Metropolitan Bank,
sud He1t door 20 Jay Cooke co.,
s-l3-tT Washington. ID q.
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TIE Banking and Currency Committee of the
House, to which was referred the subject of in
yestigating the causes OF the recent suspension
Of national banks in New York and elsewhere.
has appointed a subcommittee, consisting of
Messrs. Smith, of Vermont, Merriam. of New
York, and Randall. of Pennsylvania, to take
immediate charge of the matter. The sub-com-
mittee will visit New York 10 investigate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

cable telegram from st. Petersburg states that
tie Messenger, official newspaper in that city,
announced yesterday for the first time. the
removal Of Catacszy from Washington, lowing
n personal difficulties which might prejudice
the good relations existing between Russia and
the Tinted Ststes.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

members present except Secretary Robeson,
who left here last evening to spend Christmas
at his home. Senators Chandler, Norton Ferry
and several Representatives had interviews with
the President this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN CHIcAGG.-Sec-
rotary Boutwell, to-day addressed letter to
James +. Mclean, collector of customs at Chi
cago, requesting him to ascertain from the own
ers of the lets in the square where the old post
Office and custom house were located on VIII II
terms they will dispose of their propeRy to the
government He also appointed Judge Drum
mond, Gen. Reyeridge and Mayor Medill as
committee to determine if the prices asked are
reasonable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

THE HOLIDAYS IN THE DEPARTMENTAL
the meeting of the Cabinet to- day it was deter
mined that all the departments Of the govern
ment shall close at noon to- morrow. to continue
closed until Tuesday next; that work go on as
usual next week until Saturday, when all of the
de partments will be closed until Tuesday, the
I'd of January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22
LIVERY STABLES.

"ASH~ NAILORS STABLES, 1895 E ST
w CARRIAGES Of The latest styles constantly on
herd and for hire BY the day OF month. . GyRR,
Parties, Weddings, and RECEPTIONS fur fetS<&
nlsked with the st comfortable GndS4Sx1
elegant Carriages. Particular attention to board
ing HOrs- and Horses always FOR sale sad ex-
change daris ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-27
RATES OF. ADyERTIsING


Clubs of twenty, or over, per cOpy+.......... 80