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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-15
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PR ESs REPORTS
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY,


Telesrey edEzclusrc,y 10 TAe Erenine Star.
The Prince Of Wales Much BETTER.
INV YORK, Dec. l5.-LondOn dispatches IN
~ noon report the Prince of Wales mach b tier,
and the fears IS 20 the result are snbsiding.
LONDON. Dec lS-2 Y. M.-The prospects OF the
Princes recovery are hourly growing better
There il excessive weakness. but IL is believed
the fever has spent its force. and " it'll increasing
quiet the PARENT is gaining strength. The fol-
lowing bulletins have been issued since the last
disl atch, timed, O'Clock y. m.
SANDRINGHAN, Dee. Is, a. M The
Prince has had quiet night There are symp-
toms of debility, but his condition NAV be con-
sidered more favorable"
SANDRINGHAN. Dec. 10, noon.-Iiis ROYAL
Highness continues in tranquil state, and
slowly but steadily improves"
THE DANGER OVER.
LONDON, Dee. l5.-The danger in the case of
the Prince OF Wales Is far lessened that
message has been telesraphed 20 the Princess
Victoria, at Berlin, coanteTmanding the sum
mons TO her TO come 10 Sandringham. Quite a
sensation is prOdncsd by the refusal Of certain
extreme ritualsts % say PRAYERS for the Princes
recovery, in the absence Of orders from their
bishop.
Death OF Lady Bursoyne.
LONDON, Dec. l5.-Lsdy Burgoyne, wife OF
Field Marshal Sir John Burgoyne, died last
night.
John Bull shocked.
LONDON, Dec. I5.-The British press comment
with severity on the reported attempt 10 bride
jurors in New York.
PARIS, Dec. 15.-The Chinese embassy la.
sailed from Marseilles for Shanghai.
A New War Against Erie.
LONDON, Dec. l4th- Herald special. "A new
combination is organizing here to rescue the
Erie railway from the present direction, and it
Is proposed TO inaugurate energetic measures
Immediately. Holders are invited 20 register
shares at the banking house Of BiSchofsheim
and receive certificates free OF charge Nc
Henry is at the head of the movement.
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The INTERNATIONAL PARADE TO COME OFF
IN NEW YORK NEXT SUNDAY At q special
meeting of the Board Of Police Commissioners
in New York yesterday resolution was passed
resembling the order directing the superinten-
dent to prevent a parade Of the international
societies on Sunday, and another section was
adopted iDstructing the superintendent to take
precautionary measures To prevent a breach of
the peace on the occasion Of such procession
and to protect the public from disorder and vio-
lence. An amendment, offered by the Mayor,
to the effect that the matter be referred to the
President of the Board and the Superintendent
OF Police, under the acton of the board, taken
MAY 10th was lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-15

THE WEEKLY STAR for this week, now
ready, is a capital number, containing seve-
raj interesting stories and fine poems; the
proceedings of Congress; report of the trial OF
Mrs. Wharton for the murder Of General
Ketchum by poison; the recent frauds
OH the Treasury; the Woman Suffrage Con-
ventiOn; proceedings of the Legislative As
District; general news; Washington News and
Gossip: spicy personals: agricultural items,
household receipts, &C., &c. Just the thing to
send TO the country.
Terms: One dollar and half per annum, in
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
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The ENGLISH SUCCEssroN-It has already
been stated that in case of the death of the
Prince OF Wales his eldest son, Albert Victor
Christian Edward, would become heir apparent
to the English throne. As it is possible that this
eldest son may also die before his majority the
question has arisen as to the succession then.
In that case the crown would still remain i'm the
family of the present Prince OF Wales, and
devolve upon his second son, George Frederick
Ernest Albert, and 50 on through the family,
the Oldest survivor being the heir. Had the
Prince OF Wales no children, the crown would
devolve upon his next brother, and 50 on in like
manner.
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CHksAPHAKK AND OHIO CANAL-The early
appearance OF wintry weather has had the effect
OF arrestiDg shipments by the canal hefcre ~
ume nxed by the Board OF Directors for stoppine
operations for the season. Ice has proved tronb,
esome Tor the past ten days, but BY the aid OF
open sumctently to enable boats caught alone
Ine line 70 get into their winter harbcrs before
9rawing OF the water. The shipments of coal
those Of any previous year There 1ere az ca
IONS ana 10 cwt shipped, whilst Last year the az.
gregate was 6o6,7 0. 19-showing an increase for
me present year OF 24l ,266 tons.-cumLeTiand
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The New York Police and the later.
malfonals.

NEN YORK, Dee. is.-At the meeting Of the
Police Commissioners yesterday wherest the
order prohibiting the International proces<aon
Was rescinded, Judge BoswoTth i'm . speech
>aid the action OF the police Was legal bnt a. the
community had taken the opposite vicw the order
ought 90 be rescinded Mayor Han offered the
draft OF proposed bill regulating proccs-ions
AT meeting OF lnternaiicnals last evening an
sddrCsS sas adopted declaring that the canss o.
he working classes who have always foaght for
the liberties Of the down trcdden. IL the cause of
lnternationalism. Resolutions were offered
declaring sympathy with the Cuhaus. and de-
Affairs
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ANOTHER "OEPLEAsANTNEssn IN THE
WooDHULL-CLAFLIk FAMILY.-In New York
yesasrday, Tennie G. Claflin appeared in tie
Jefferson Market court, and complained to JUS
the source Of continual annoyance to her and
Mrs. Woodruff. She complained specifically
that they went to her residence on "Wednesday
Justice Shandley issued q summons for their
appearance to-day to answer the charge Of their
daughter,
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@London is tired of the postal card svs,

0London Is tired Of the postal card system. :.
~The crown jewels Of France are to he
allie rated to the state.
@Letters from Germany report a growing
hatred for the French among all asses OF the
subjects Of the Emperor William.
MI. Reyerdy johnson Is defending the H,
klnx in South Carolina, while his son the ri
5. Marshal, brings them into the dominion and
before the bar Of justice. ~-'N
- The last Iowa Senate rashly elected n
Young lady to one Of its clerkships. The result
is that there is now furore among female asni-
rants for legislative honors, and the contest in
the coming Assembly win be likely to test the
gallantry OF the legislators not little.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

offers for sale - Otard, Dupuy q Co. Cognac.
James Hennessey do, Old Jamaica Buns. Old y
TIM do. Scotch and Irish Whistles, Sherry Wines,
from 81 90 Upwards; Pr, do. do. do, large as
Wines. California W ines, Bock. Port, Sherry, Mus
catel, Angelica and Brandies. Medford Runs. Cor
dials And Bitters OF all kinds. Scotch ana English
Ales and Porters, per dezen or cask. The above
will be sold ut low figures.
~ Discount to the trade.
GAUrIER,
Manufacturer ~ the Popular Native Wine Bitters,
oclS-tr 1917 and 1919 Pennsy lv ania avenue.
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FIGHTING THE VICE OF IxTRMPRRANcr-
who lately delivered temperance address be
fore the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
that state. isreported to have declared that he
mas "ordered tho clergy to refuse Christian
burial TO those who die OF the effects of louor as
We'll as those who sell II to drunkard." He does
not believe In prohibition laws, and thinks n
best TO fight the vice by the influence Of moral
suasiOn and religious opinion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-15

"NEx MUsIc."IThe Bristol IVA, News has
commenced the publication OF ali the births
that may occur in that vicinity. This Is a new
feature In Virginia journalism. The wythe-
vile enterprise suggests TO the News that New
Music" would Ue an appropr. ate headipg for
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world.
Harmless reliable, instantaneous does not contain
lead nor any ritalte poison to produce paralysis
bosstins virtues they de not possess. fhe genuine
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty yeas,
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
BY sll druggists Applied ct Is Bond street, New
York feS-0
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TIN INCHES OF sNow-THE SHOOTING Avrr.x
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 15.-It has been snoSrin,,
lrsaviiy Iof several hours, and still continues'
There are hopes this morning for the recov.rv
eneinng, who was shot yesterday by Monteira'
Monteiro has been bailed In s5 900.
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- whale, lately captured In tAe vicinity of
pSton, u now moored 20 Q wharf there and IA
aa,ly visited BY curious persons Who pay TWEEN
yn,e Genus head The monster n about 80
feet long, girx about 90 feet his law a abonf NJ
Ieet long, and IL ID estimated that he will Weld
about 100 barrels Of oil when cut no.
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THURsTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER lie the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists Price, q and 50 cents.
JOUVEN SIN0D0ROUS KID GLOVE CLEAN,
Err restores soiled gloves equal to new Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers Price,, Is
cents, deo-ly
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Arms for the 1urLie..

INV YORK, Dec. la.-Thc bark Horace send
Jen. sails TO-DAY Tor ConStantinol,lc With 4 cargo
81 rfi,s, shen and ammunition, valued az nearly
~o4J.Ca0.
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INV YORK, Dec. B-The New Amsterdam
Insurance Company, for vhicIfs receiver Ia.
oeen heretofore appointed at the request of the
insurance superintendent, claims to be solvent
pending In court.
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Lea d Perrims' Sauco.

Lea 4 PeFRlms' Sauce.
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
1t improves appetite and digestion, and IL IL IN
riv aled Tor it's flavor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA q PERKINS to
prosecue All PARTIES max ing vending counferfeits.
JOHN DUNCANp SONS,
aul2- eo6rn Agents, New York
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AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GKoIa's COUNTY. Mn.
TIE Orphans Corrt-Wiiiiam r Hin, an
having rendered his resignation as judge of tie
orpnsns court Of this county, the governor has
appointed Charles Clagett, esq, Of Marlborough
esq, has been Commissioned q chief Jude.
Lad Sdte-Eugene 8. Calvert, real estate
broker, has sold 4rs. 8. L. Johns farm of 60
v Wi,s., situated near College Station, to Mr.
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Quaekery aud Abortion
Diamond Robbery

INV AOtK. Dec. IA meeting 81 doctor
was held Yesterday ca take steps to secure legi.
iatiye enac sments gainst Quackeryand abortion
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@The Paris Communist General
sky has arrived In Nev York.

SKY has arrived In New York.
1.-THE London Times contradicts q report
mat our Government intends recalling Minister
0ermany, under her new military orrani-
ration, will be enabled, in case of war; to put In
the field within i've days an army Of / 800 900
men.
~In .Greenville, Mich, several married vo-
men are enrolled as pupils In the public schools.
married women anything they don't know.
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INV YORK, Dec. l5-Thievcs stole $500
worth OF diamonds nom the residence Of A.
GuiierreZ yesterday, while the family were at
suppCr.
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INTERNAL REvENUE--The receipts from this
source to-day were 1898 ,31965.
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THE BOARD OF ARBITRATION appointed
under the Treaty Of Washington assembled to-
day at Gen,ya.
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GOVERNOR PALAhg, Of ILL.,, denies that he
has sent an agent TO this city to secure the
removal OF government troops from Chicago.
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THE TREASURY INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
are siill hard at work. No urther de a cations
have been di covered
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Hon. Mr.. Ella, the new Fifth Auditor, will
assume the duties OF his position on the 1st
proximO.
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NUOsT AMUSING TOY OUT,-Causes inanimats
wi tizuI 90 dance o. the music Of pianos.
F,r sa l. &c. l.. WILD BRO, 40 lltbye34@
~ est L. VSeen Pe1na. avenue and st w Svb
isemfS JeT 1ss fsanos, and manufacturers Of and
Pianos and Il Musical Instruments tuned and re-
paired decl2 tr
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REVENUE COLLECTORS APPoINTED.-Benia Ia
min F. Bell has been appointed collector of the
I'd internal revenue district and James r. Dover
for the same pOsition in the 4.h Georgia distric.
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rrsPsr m an .srs q the city sor ale On lSna
Sad long time notes taken In payment. Rsal Hstst
Dsper bought and sold tee0
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PASSED ASSISTANT PAYNAsTER HENRY &.
MACHETTE, Z. s. ", has been Orderedto special
duty at New Orleans, to relieve Passed Assist
ant Paymaster 4. ii. h elsOn, who has been de-
tached and ordered 10 settle his accounts.
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THE CABINET MEETING to-day was attended
By all the members, including Attorney General
Akermsn. The session lasted until a quarter to
two O'Clock n. m.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-23
How to Make Boys Good
Farmers.

Induce them to take an inter-
est in the farm, in the imple-
ments, in the stock; tell them all
your plans, your successes and
failures; give them a history of
your own life, and what you did
and how you lived when boy;
but do not harp too much on the
men of the present age; praise
them when you can, and encour-
age them to do still better. Let
them dress up in the evening, in
stead of sitting down in their dir
ty clothes in a dingy room. Pro-
vide plenty of light; thanks to
kerosene our country homes can
be as brilliantly and cheaply
lighted as the gaslit houses in the
city. Encourage the neighbors
to drop in evenings. Talk ag-
riculture rather than politics,
speak more of the importance Of
large crops, of good stock, of lib
eral feeding, and of the advan-
tages of making animals comfort
rble, rather than of the hard times
low prices, and high wages
Above all, encourage the boys to
read good agricultural books
Papers are well enough, but an
intelligent boy wants something
more. Get him some good agri-.
cultural book to study. Read it
with him, and give him the bene-
fit of your experience and criti-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-23
A FEW LINES FOR ALL.

A Minister one Sabbath, dur.
ing his final illness, proposed
that his wife partake with him o.
the Lords Supper at their home
while the people at the church
were celebrating the same on that
communion day.
His biographer tells us that she
was not able to repeat the ritual
but, as he lay in bed, he consecra
ted the elements and received
them, and gave to his companion
and it was a season of peculiar
mercy"
This impressive scene illus
trates the truth that the earnest
devotion of a heart filled with
the divine presence, gives weight
and sanctity to any religious ser
vice, however unobserved it may
be, or distant from a church.
The fact of Gods being there
is the all-important thing.
The visit to the room Of the
sick; the gift to the hungry; the
words of cheer which but two
human ears heard; the closet
struggle, and the act of personal
faith, are each glorious in the
plan of grace, and in the sight o.
God.
He honors individual life and
action.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-23
Don't Sit BY Me.

"Don't sit by me! sit over
there!" heard teacher say to
a little girl. The teacher was
beautiful, and the child was very
plain; the teacher was richly
clothed, the child was in rags; !;
the teacher was an educated lady,
the child an ignorant beggar.
But the frown on the teachers
face, for the moment, made its
loveliness repulsive, and the
grieved look of the listle one
made me long to put my arms
around her and comfort her. She
had found her way somehow into
Sunday school, this little wander
ing lamb, Christ's lamb and, poor
thing, though the teacher.did not
refuse to care for her, she yet put
a fence between her and the rest.
For by that''me," which was so
important to the bright young
lady, were clustered happy little
children, with golden hair, that
in its shining neatness spoke Of
mothers-hand and mothers-love :;
were nesting little ones who had
never felt the wind blow cold in
all their sheltered lives! The
wait, drifted by some kind wave
into their midst had known little
care or love, but she did not ex-
pect cold words in Sunday school.
1t would not be surprising if she
never came again.
Teacher, teacher, did you never
read in a solemn page these words
of our Saviour, .sInasmuch as We
did it not to one of the least of
these, We did it not to me-" In
the person of that stranger-child,
Christ came to you to-day? How
will you answer him when he
asks how you treated his messen-
ger? What will you say, if at
the last, he draw himself from
your clinging touch, as you from
that of his poor child9-S. s.
Times.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-23

A Boston minister says he once
preached on 1.-The Recognition o.
Friends in the future, and was
told after service, by a hearel
that it would be more to the point
to preach about the recognition
of friends here, as he had been in
the church twenty years and
didn't know any of its members
HShall l help you to alightr'
said a young gentleman. address
ing bouncing country girl, who
was preparing to jump from 8
carriage in front of his Office
"Thank you, sir" sweetly replied
the girl, "but don't smoke"
Experience teaches, it is true
but she never teaches in time
Each event brings its lessons
and the lesson is remembered
but the same event never occur:
again. s-e
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-23
Fireside Department.
HELPFUL PEOPLE.

If we are on the lookout fol
them, we shall never fail for op-
portunities of being helpful in
this world. ] saw a case in point
whileago.
The wind was high, and as a
lady came down the street, ii
caught her veil, and whirled it faI
up, leaving it flying like a pen
non from limb of a tree. She
was in despair of getting it, and
was about walking on, when
gentleman driving by stopped.
fastened his horse, climbed the
tree, and after several unsuccess-
full efforts managed to reach the
veil, and restore it to its own
er.
That was a helpful act.
In a crowded city car the other
day, bright faced young girl
rose and pressed her seat upon an
aged man.
Her sweet sssit here, father" to
the stranger whose silver hair and
trembling form gave him a title
to the honored name, made hel
beautiful presence brighter still
Her helpful spirit shone through
and glorified her face.
"What would Mrs. Wells dc
without Emily!" said one lady te
another; and then she told of the
little eleven year old girl, who
dressed and undressed her foul
little brothers and sisters, darn
ed the worn little socks, set the
tables. and once when her mother
had been sick, had done the
whole family mending. "She j:
the best scholar in my Glass;" said
the lady, ''and the only one who
is never absent, no matter how il
may storm. If | were asked who
is the most faithful child of my
acquaintance, | should say 'Emi
ly Wells
Are we all as helpful as we
can be!
OBSERVER
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-23

cism. When he has mastered
this. buy him another. In our
own case. we owe our love OF
farming principally to the fact
that our father talked to us OF
everything that was doing OH the
farm; answering all our questions
and encouraging, rather than re-
fusing the childlike desire of
helping him.-American Agr'-
culturdliSt.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-23
FARMERS
Look TO Your Interest !!

r have a small lot of Norway Oats which Of
L fer for sale. Also lot Of White Surprise
Oats. Both varieties purchased in New York
City two years ago, and find them the most
profitable Kind to raise. The Norway is course
and stiff. in straw. stands up wei on strong
land. stools better than any other variety. re-
ouires from one to one and haf bushels seed
per acre. can be cut when straw is green
bound right up and threshed wet, without
wrapping in the machine. The straw makes
better feed than any other kind of straw.
The Surprise Oats IS about as stih IN the
early. Both varieties yieId from fifty to one
hundred bushels per acre. Both varieties
weigh about forty pounds to the bushei. CAL
and see the oats at Waits 4 Sheets. doors west
of Commercial Block. These gentlemen are
my agents for the sale of the above mentioned
oats.
ems A. WoLGAMor-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-23
DYSPEPSIA.
Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared

warner Dyspepsia onIc Is PTePdTtd
expressly for Dyspepties and those suffering
with habitual CostiveneSs. 1t is slightly slim
ulating tonic and 4 splendid appetizer; it
strengthens the stomach and restores the di-
sestive organs TO their healthy state. Weak,
nervous and dyspeptic persons should use W Ar
NER's DYSPEPSIA TONIC. For sale By Drug
giSts. Price One Dollar.
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ened, falling hair checked. and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
By its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness BY this application. Instead
of foulhs tAe hair with a pasty sedt
mess, il vii keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
froa turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-23
w A r N e r S
PILE REMEDY.
Warmers Pile Remedy ha

Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed
mot even in one case to cure the very worst
cases Of Blind, Itching or Bleeding Piles
Those who are afflicted should Immediately cali
ON their druggist and get WARMERS PILE
REMEDY. II is expressly for the Piles and is
not recommended to cure any other disease. 1t
has cured many eases ofover 30years standing.
Price 81 For sale.by druggists everywhere.
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