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"A DIVORCE CASE, founded upon the unusual
plea that the marriage was COMPULSORY an
contracted under protest, IL pending in Balti-
more court. The plsintiff il the husband, who
says that IN July, Isl he was politely invited
10 the house Of his father-in-law by that ger-
ueman, who, getting him there, Was 80 anxious
Tor an immediate marriage between he d.ugh-
Ter and The plaintiff that he held the latter A
prisoner by threatening his lie, while the cler-
gymsn who had been provided performed the
cere mony. The plaintiff declares that to at hi .
anhImatise responses during the ceremony he
added The proviso, "H this is legal" and he
nni and void. He Is not very likely 20 be grst
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THB AEDERsoN POISONING CASE IN BROOK
LYH.-In the trial of DIR. Irish, in Brooklyn, y
T., for murder by poisoning Assessor Amber
son, Forest Coburn testified that In 1869 he lived
Al "a Fulton street, Brooklyn, over q printing
Office, where DIR. Irish used TO get his printins
done. This witness testified that he saw pr
Irish and Mrs. Anderson visit tbs place Ira com
pany; that on one occasion he saw them con-
Quoting themselves Improperly. The wife and
brother in-law of the witness testified 10 thee
facts. Mr.. Coburn was sharply crcss-exsmiped
by the counsel for the defense, but they did not
shake his testimony.
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RESURRECTION I'm Hnatu

KILLED AND WOUNDED"
MADRID, Dec. l3.-Considerable excitement
was created In this city yesterday by reports
that attempts at an insurrection had been made
in the suburbs of the city during the previous
night. IL was soon announced IN at IL was very
small AFFAIR, and was speedily suppressed bv the
government forces, not, however, until twenty
persons had been killed and wounded. When
these facts became known the excitement sub
sided and the citv has since been quiet
AT TIE SESSION OF THH CoRres
yesterday, Senior Martos made the announce
ment Of the attempted outbreak. He said the
government attached no importance whatever
TO the movement, which was probably melted
by opponents of the new loan with the idea OF
afectiDg Its success with the nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

Zoo CkcoScrRFED BY HALp-The Win
chester Times says: "A Winchester la4ty. W.
her pocket book containing about ffty dail.T.
Search was made in the hack in which she was
driven to the wharf preparatory TO taking tie
boat, but II could nowhere be found. While
The search wss being made the lady observe 1
that the bsckmsn looked very unconcerned an A
II excited her suspicion, so she turned upon lin
with demand 10 surrender her rocket book M
once, and sure enough the fellow handed Il
Oyer.n -
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TIE WEsr-TU INER TRAGEDY-The irssui
~ OF Professor West, who IL Identical with the
terrible tragedy AZ Dover, insrea ses rather than
dimlnishes. Tuesday night he Law Stretched out
upon the floor, aud when asked by the isil.r
Why he did not 60 10 bed. he replied that his
wife and child we're in IL, and that there was
no rosm for him. His wife, by the way IL
living, l. In q very critical condition. She mad
been confined only day or two before the rev
Citations OF Thursday morning were M abe know
10 her, and such wac the effect upon her IA AZ
her situation became Prccarious. Her life Wa
despsired Of Oh WIm,nc,oE ID,i !
COMMERCIAL
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ANOTHER LARGE EsGLIsH FORTUNE LOOK 20
For Yesterday b. r. Chase, Eco, of N : civ.
received intelligence that the great English
chancery suit Of Tomley vs. Chase heirs, IN
vclving sn estate worth f52. oo0, 900 sterling or
about $3.50 900 900 which has been IN the courf
OF London for the last thirty years, hss been
decided In favor OF the Chase heirs. who num-
Der about loo. Daniel Webster Wa at one time
counsel Tor the American Chase heirs, ana
Robert Peel and Sir John x ussell once ende.v-
ored 10 make compromise with the heirs
through Mr.. kussell.-LoEisctIle (Ky.) Coz aer-
rlal Dee q =
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Foul PLAY.

HALIFAX, Dec. l3.-The customs authorities
OF HallisN have discovered a fraud in whic 4
seNefal HALIFAX firms are implicated. A
schooner was cleared at Halifax some time ago
With cargo of bonded goods Tor Newfoundland.
The next heard of her she was lost. IL il
now ascertained that before the loss OF
the vessel the cargo was transferred IA
another vessel, which carried IL TO Yarmouth,
where the customs officer found it concealed an 4
seized Il. Both the vessel and cargo are insured
In hallfaN, but the underwriters refuse to pay
the claims. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

TIE LATE EDWIN FoRREsr>-The sudden
death of this popular tragedian, in the 9th
year OF his age, was announced in a telegram in
yesterdays STAR. He was born in Philsdel-
phis. March 9Th, 1906, and at an early age took
to the stage. Homes tragedy OF Douglass Of
fered him the first opportunity in Philadelphia
to appear on metropolitan stage, which was
successfully followed by an engagement in the
western cities of the Union. He first appeared
before New York audience in July, 1926, in
the character Of Othelo. His fine physique
and his clear and distinct enupciation ut once
elected for him the favor OF his audience. He
then appeared successfully in the PLAYS of Met
amOra, written by John A. Stone, and the
Gladiator, by DR.. Bird, and Brutus BY D. How
ard Payne. The parts that he played in Meta
mora and the Gladiator secured to him much of
the histrionic popularity Of his life, which il
may be said was crowned by his Jack Cade.
written for him by Judge Conrad, Of Philadel-
phia. His talent was also displayed in Shak-
spearean representations. in Lear, Othello.
Macbeth, Hamlet and Richard III. One of his
best approximations was Cardinal Richelieu, in
Bulwer's play. The unfortunate part OF his life
Is connected with his marriage to Miss Sinclair
from whom be parted. She obtained a divOrce
fom him and recovered almOny of 50 900 a
year, upon which he appealed, and which suit
is still pending. quarrel with Macresdy
espoused by FORESTS friends. led to the cele-
bratcd Astor place riot on the 10th of Nav.
1919. MIR. Forrest accumulated a fortune BY his
professional labors, and leaves many warm re-
membranes of his talent in delineating strong
emotions
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Memorial Monuments AZ Gettvsburx

GkTTfsBuRG, Dec. 13.-Tne Battle Field
memorial Association have resoi we'd to proceed
al once 70 the erection of two memorials one
on meningitis hill, indicating the position of
the Union right and OF the first division, first
corps, and the other on Great Flat Rock on
C1lps hill, indicating the position Of the Union
left and the second division, twelfth corps The
design Is furnished by STROLLER and the mater Al
Is native granite from the battle FIELD.
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From Europe Today.

LONDON, Dec. 13.-There was a consider able
tsll OF snow in the north yesterday. The gale
Today has dersnged the telegraph wires At va
rious points throughout England
DIsRAELi's WIPE.
Inc Nlseountess Beaconsfeld vet remains in
very precarious condition
THREATENED STRIKE OF RAILWAY HNPLoYFa
liz Is reported that the employees of All the
English railway companies viii strike on the "a
Of January.
LADY DOUGHTY,
who was prominent witness on the Tichborne
uial, is dead.
LOST WITH ALL on BOARD.
PARIS, Dec. l2.-The ship Gus.ave, belong
ing 10 Nantes, has been lost at sea with all on
board. W.
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THE SoUTH CAROLINA SsSAToR-ELRcr.-
Tie dispatch Of Wednesday saying John j.
Patterson, Senetor-elect from South Carolina
was imprisoned, was o mistake. He was ar
rested by Justice Kirk, and on the afidsvit OF
Assemblyman Miller, and Immediately dis
charged on bail, since which Justice Kirk has
been removed by the unanimous vote of the
legislature, and Assemblyman Miller has DIS
appeared in consequence of Q warrant being
out against him for perjury.
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A Missing Steamshiu

MONTREAL. Dec. l0.-Anxiety is felt here for
The safety OF the steamship Commander, which
Cleared, November 2, for Queenstown or Fall
mouth WIN Q fuli cargo OF corn, intending to
call at Sidney, Cape Breton, ct which port She
has not vet made her appearance. X Is feared
that she has found ered in the GuIf
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TH8 WIDOWS RELIEF AssocrATIox of Nan
YORK earnestly requests that m arried men who
contemplate suicide by drowning will be sure
ana leave their diamond shirt studs at home
Ihey are discovered to be invaluable aids i'm
procuring for the bereayed ones . second install.
mept of busbands '"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

The FUNERAL OF MAUD MERRILL, u e nm
fortunate woman murdered in q house of i'll
lame in New Iork, took place yesterday. There
was considerable difficulty in obtaining q cler
gyman to perform the funeral service, but
1nally Rev. j. j. Bruner. pastor Of the first
Baptist church. consented to officiate. He ex.
horted the women friends OF the deceased 10
abandon their life of shame ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

THR MEMPHIS AVALANCHE behaves n tn he
as true as 1.-TWO and two make four" that IL the
Oid democratic nismanagers who secured
Grants election in 1865 and 1872 can keen their
partisan organization 10 gether until $40 sGrant
or any other man in the republican party can De
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

CERTAIN WfLLrKNowN EDITOR, who was
an ardent supporter of the unsuccessful party
curing the recent political campaign, is said b.
an aomlrer to be "reconciled to the situation
AID having made up his bed, will lie in it,
:, lndoubtedlv," says an exchange, she will
ne In ms oed, or out OF it, just where he hap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

WEST VIRGINIA COEGREssMs..-It is said
that Gov. Jacob, of West Virgins, is unable to
that state, and accordingly a bill has been in
PRODUCED in the state legislature to determine
the matter. His exceliency thinks that the re.
turns OF the second congressional election held
in the state this year-viz the election of Dc.
tober 2ith-arc so meagre as to justify doub,
as to who was elected on that day
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The wild Hunt for once

I'VE n NUkhD LBTTBI.H ABOUT THE eUPESNR
COURT MAEsHALsHiP.
NEW YORK. Dec. ia Washington dispatch
says that over 900 letters have been addressed
10 the chief justice concerning the place of
marshal OF the supreme court resi- gned by X. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

AN ANTI-HoRSE THrRF ASSOCIATION in tie
west has ffty-siS subordinate and tributary
soc eties, and a total membership of 2,00s Ii
includes farmers in Illinois, Iowa and Nj issouri
AT a recent conc!ave it was stated thai only two
horses were stolen this year, both of which were
recovered and the offenders speedily brought to
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SPECI.4L NOTICES.
A Card.

Clergyman, while r. siding In South America,
missionary discovered safe and sim pls remedy
for the cure OF Nervous Weakness, Rsrly Decay,
Dis Of the Urinary and semin 81 Organs, ana the
whole train Of disorders bro ught on by banefu sn1
vicious habits Great numbers have been cured b.
this noble remedy Prompt by q desire TO benefit
the m icted and unfortunate will send the recipe
Ter preparing and using ;his medicine, IN q sealed
envelope. 20 any one who needs il. Free Of Charss
Address, JOSEPH T. IMAM,
Station ID, Bible House,
mar22-ly New York City.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL ThEATER. BKsINs AT s.
IN MR. j. g. SAvILLR, Lessee and Manager.
Last Three Nights thu distinguished actor
and manager,
Mr.. LESTER WALLACE,
Aided by
MISS KFrIE GERMON,
AED THE ADMIRABLE COMPANY.
THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 10,
Last time Of Mr.. Wsllack's Delightful Comedy,
GENITAL PARK;
THE HOUSE VITA TWO DOORS.
FRIDAY, BENEfIT
And last aP pearance but one Of
NIB. WALLACk;
Also, SATURDAY. Clsst appearance
RO 3 d LEE
On, THE BIFLI BALL.
Correct unifoI ms of the volunteer ON GERS, both
rife ard artillery, also OF the Twelfth Jancers,
kindly iuInts@sd by Mr.. w llack, from Wallack 3
Theaters New York.
GRAND SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2,
For Ladies' and Children.
JACK ROBINSON AND HIS MONKEY,
PROF FABER'S
dlf If WONDERFUL TALKING MACHINE.
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FIGHTING THE MoDOCs-The Stru2ol. ia Ore
gCn 6itter One.-The Modoc Indians have re
treated to Wright's cave, south west side of
Iule lake, Oregon, With their children and
squaws, and have laid in good supply of pro-
Visions. The cave is on high table land, and
covers about three acres. it has an under
ground entrance, narrow and easily guarded. 1t
is calculated that 50 MOdoc warriors, with a
number from Pitt river, and some Piutes with
them are fortified there. So Tar IL settlers have
been killed in the war. II. Miller was Tortured
70 deat About 30 Modocs have been killed.
400 troops are in the field at the present time
besides volunteers. The party OF scouts who LETT
heard from, and fears are entertained that they
nave been killed or captured by the ssvages. A
decisive battle is expected at Wrght's Cave
provided the Indians hold the position long
enough.
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~wilIiam NJ. Lent has started q,

william NJ. Lent has ct arted east from
San rancisco to attend to his suit against Arm
old, the ged diamond swindIer, for tlso, o0l
- General Eitre, Argentine Envoy. has
brought his negotiations with Brazil to An
amicable conclusion. 1t IL settled that Paraguay
the Argentine States.
An old gentleman and his wife went TO
chicago the other day in search of two missing
daughters. and Stepping into theatre for an
springs skipping it in the ballet.
SThe business OF the Leesburg IVA post
once, having so increased as to make post mas
teIship worth 81 COO year, it thus becomes a
posltion within the gift of the President, re-
curing the sanction OF the Senate.
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msr22-ly


Happy relief f,r Young Men from the effects OF
errors and abuses in tarly life Manhood restored .
I'm pediments to marriage removed. New m nod
OF treatment New and remark able remedies.
Books and circulars sent free, in s.sled envelopes
Address HOWARD As>OCIATION No S5uth
gu street PhiIAdefphis, Penn. institution having
high reputation for honorable condu' and pro-
feseiOI al skill. dec7 eo3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

The LITTLE EsGLIsH sPARRows which
enhyen our parks and squares, pay espeei al
he ed 70 the hrst bit of advice ever given 10 men
One pair OF them was not very long ago taken 20
Mbddetown, Conn.,, and nov about 500 cbrip
among the shade trees Of the village. They are
likely before many years TO replenish the DsT Z :
and pleasure grounds Of the whole country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

A $500 COO HAUL.-wm A. Lsyalle. a Gaia,
and one OF the directors of the Montreal branch
OF the British North American Bank has bee a
arrested IN New York, charged with fel5uiously
amount OF $500 Co., He will be taken 70
Montreal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

WHTTBLAw REID, managing editor of the ~
4. Tribune, referring to the story that he had
sought the influence or the stock inherited by
nj. GreeIeys death, stated yesterday tn at no
allusion, either direct or indirect had ever heen
made to that stock between himself and Mir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

SIZZLING STOLEN BONDS. Brandon
who keeps loan ONCE st 1os Broadway, New
York, was committed at the Tombs, yestersiay
for selling bonds stolen from q Waterford Ny !
bank abour six weeks ago, when the bank Was
robbed Of 500 600 in securities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

TIE U. S. STEAMER KANSAS employed 10
connection with the Nicaragua inter-oceanic
ship canal survey, arrived at Key West on the
10th inst. All on board were well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

SHOOTING CoNyICT.-At dinner in the Ohio
penitentiary at Columbus, yesterday. John
Walker, convict, Quarreled with q negro con-
Wet he finally seized q knife and ran out OF
twice. when he surrendered. During the trouble
All the convicts in the hall, numbering eight
hundred, sprang 70 their feet but order y A.
restored when Walker was shot down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

RIouLATING RAILROAD FARRs-The MN.
etitutionality Of the act Of the Illinois legisla
ture, nxing . maximum tariff on the rnjlnoads
OF the circuit court Of Illinois The cass Il -,
ne carried By appeal up to the supreme court Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

1T 10 CURIOUS COMMENTARY on the ipcom-
pieteness OF our boosted means Of communica-
ton that while thousands of peOple in onr
eastern cities suffer from the high price of pro-
visions, in Iowa they are using corn for fuel. A
council Blufs paper Calculates that q ton of
corn, costing $500 there, Is worth more As fuel
than cord Of wood which costs IS so
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
.Ass0ctased Press Reporfs.
New York Nntes

THE LIBsRALs DON'T LIKE IT.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE liberal republican
general committee last night condemned The
recent appointment of municipal officers.
The TAAMANY HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE
last night received reports from the ward or gan
lZatons as 10 representation in the committee
hight BODIES or VICTIMS
OF the Fifth avenue hotel fire still remain AT
the Morgue, four of which are not as vet ideut-
med. In event OF the remaining corpses not
being removed before Sunday they are 70 be in
tered by temperance and religious societies in
Calvary Cemetery.
IN A PUBLISHED CARD
MI. Samuel Sinclair. OF the Tribune. says the
fiiencs OF Mr.. Greeley, so ar As he knows. are
acting in entire harmony concerning the wills
THE GERMAN CONSUL GENERAL
here publishes anssI peal fer Aid for the inh abb
tants OF the Baltic provinces, the terrible mum
datOn OF last month having devastated 400
miles OF territory, submerged towns, destroyed
ehure villages, cattle, horses, gathered crops.
shlps, &C., and drowning hundreds OF persons
MURDERED HIS MISTRESS.
John Harrington shot and fatally wounded
Juha Smith, his mistress. early this morning
The assassin has not yet been arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

THE CREDIT MoBILIER INVESTIGATION was
resumed this morning before the special com
m ttee, of which Judge Poland Is chairman, and
ii. 5. MacOmb was examined at some length.
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THR PRESIDENTS CONGRESSIONAL VISITORS
to-day we're Senators Ferry, (Mich.) Edmunds
Harlan, Buckingham, Spencer, johnson, Ames,
Lewis and Robertson, and a number OF Repre-
sent AtiyeE.
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SALE OF CONDRHHKp WAR VEssxIs.-Sale
was begun at the Brooklyn navy yard yester-
DAY OF condemned war vessels. The Guerriere
and Albany we're sold for e54 900 and as 900 re-
sPectiveiy. The sale will include $50 900 pound,
OF old wrought iron, 20 900 pounds of cast iron
feet Of white oak lumber
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

IHE LONGEST matrimonial engagement on
record Is that Of . couple who were married a
East Lyme, Mass, on Thanksgiving day. They
we're betrothed in ISL, and had been drs wing
ever since. FIfty.fve years OF billing and COO.
ing, OF blseful anticipation and all tie joys and
delights Of unwedded love lie more tnan As offer
vouchafed to mortals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

THI ELECTORAL VoTE OF TRxAs.-Four Of
me eight electors chosen by the people OF Texas
met IN Austin on the 4th inst, and filed mn
Their number by appointing four substitutes for
the absent members. The balloting resulted in
q unanimous vote for Hon. Thomas A. Hem
dricke. OF Indiana. tor President, and Gov X
0ratz Brown, of Missouri, for Vice. 2 resident
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The HOosnc Tnnn>l

NEW YORK, Dec. IA Boston dispatch saws
that yesterday, at the HoOsSc tunnel, an OPEN
ing was effected with the central shaft, and the
workmen passed from one section into the
other.
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jOurne0 to January.
NRw ORLEANS, Dec. 13.-The fusion leeisla-
ture has adjourned to the first Monday in
January. "
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THE Presidents SALARY.-The House ju-
dietary committee to day had under considera-
ton the bill increasing the salary of the Presi-
dent of the United States to $50 900 per annum,
and will report favorably on it to the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-13

The INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT IN LOFTS
IANA.-AcJing Governor Pinchback, of Louis
lana, has issued his proclamation announcing
The Official recognition by the President of the
state government with him at its head and com
mandiDg all persons TO obey the state officials
He further commands the Warmoth Iegisla-
tuTe TO disperse and requests all citizens TO Aid
In maintaining peace, order, and obedience TO
10 lawfully constituted authorities. The sth
district court issued an order for the arrest aud
imprisonment of Pinchback for CONTEMPT
Plnchback refused to recognize the authority
andi protected by marshals. No attempt was
made to use force in executing the order of the
court. Pinchbackha signed the act abslishinC
the sth district court. The Mechanics Instr
tute Legislature has taken action regarding re-
cacitrant members. The Senate passed res
olution declaring the seats Of all absent TODAY,
without good cause, vacant.
MIR. McEneTy yesterday telegraphed to the
President as follOws:-"Claiming to be gov
eTBor- elect of this state, beg you, in the anne
OF all Justice, to suspend recognition of the dual
governments now in operation here until there
can be aid before you all the facts on both sides
touching the legitimacy of either government.
The people denying the legitimacy of Pinch
backs government and its legislature simply
ask to be heard through q committee OF one
hundred of our best citizens, on eve of de-
TaIture tor Washington, before you recognize
one or the other OF said governments
Governor WarmOth recommends that n com
mittee OF the fusion legislature accompany The
citizens committee TO Washington.
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CKASsHs AMONG NAVAL OFPIcERs.-Capt.
John G. Beaumont is ordered to temporary duty
at the navy yard, D. c.; Master VIM. @. Strong
TO temporary ordnance duty at the navy yard.
New York; Master John e. Irvine to the Pen
sacola, per steamer of 30th inst; Comm ander
John n. Quackenbush Is detached from the
Wasp and ordered to return to the United
States; Lieut.. Robert NJ. Berry from the PEN
sacola and ordered to return home.
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IN COLIN II ALL.
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
MONDAY, DECEMBER 16TH,
THE WORLD FAMOUS
SkIFF q GAYLORDS MINSrREI.S
AND BRASS BAND.
TIE MOST sTUPENnOUS ORGANIZATION
TRAVELLING,
Embracing in their list OF Artists the Wonderful
JAPANESE TOMMY.
New Era in MinstreIsy,
SIX END MEN
instroduced in the frs part all on the stage at the
same time.
Admission, IS cent?; Reserved Seats, so cents.
el2-it' JOE GAYLORD, Agent
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

ETERNAL RBvESUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were ti2s 266 IS.
SECRETARY DELANo left Washington last
evening On routc TO Cuba, where he will remain
several weeks for the benefit of his health.