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The cold snap yesterday acted in the form OF
q brseing tonic, and the "court ladies' received
their subjects with their usual graciousness and
courtesy. The wife and daughter Of Mr.. JUS
tice Swayne have 30 many friends who love
them for their own intrinsic worth, that, apart
from their social position. many would avail
themselves of reception day to call. The par
lors were filled with distinguished visitors. Miss
Nelly Chandler, of Boston, added to the other
attractions Of the house.
Mrs. Bristow had . bevy Of lovely girls
around her. Beside her guest. Miss Ballard,
there were the Misses Stevenson and Miss Mer-
Iiweather, of Kentu.ky. The lad es were
to all who called.
- Mrs. Judge Miller was assisted by her
young friend, Miss Winter, who is now her
guest, and adds much to the charm of her hos
pitable residence.
- Mrs. Strong, with her accomplished daugh-
ters. received great attention, or IL would seem
so from the number of cards left.
Mrs. Field, with her attractive young
friend, Miss McDougal, entertained with her
usual grace and dignity.
Judge Brad'ey's residence was reserved for
the last, as there we're many feet longing for a
dance, though some of the young ladies had
greatly INDUCED in the morning at the marine
barracks. Mrs. Bradley's assistants were Miss
Bradley, tie Misses Stevens. of New Jersey
the first reception since their large party given
last Wednesday evening, of course many were
paying party call; though this excuse is not
necessary to cause Mrs. Bradley's Mondays to
be always brilliant. The house is a most at
trsctive one, and the large ballroom was filed
with dancers. Among those calling at the sew
eral houses Yesterday were Mrs. Creswell, Mrs.
Bower and Miss Lucy WorthiBgton, the Misses
Frelinghuysen. Mrs. Senator Stockton, Miss
LOring, DR.. Norris. Col. Richards, Miss Case
Miss Preston, Miss Marshall. the Swedish NJ in
lister. Mrs. Charles Poore and Miss Seeley, Mrs
Mansfield Brown. Mrs. and Miss Ramsay, Miss
Case and Miss Dyer.
= Mrs. James G. Kennedy held her usual
Monday evening reception last night. 1t was
like those which preceded livery delightful
and charming.
There were at least ten gentlemen to each
lady at the marine barracks yesterday morning.
Of course the ladies we're bellies and were O
course, perfectly happy, and vote the barracks
the most delightful place in the world.
- Mrs. Stockton has invited her friends to an
informal reception on Thursday, from to p.
m. Dancing will be in order.
On thursday evening the second Ievee at
the White House viii be held and also Sir
Edward and Lady Thornton's second and last
reeep1nn.
- The great event the week win be the ball
given by Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Shepherd this
evening to commemorate the tenth anniver-
sary OF their marriage.
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CHANBoRD, THE FRRNcs BARKrs."-A
manifesto has been issued by the Count dc
Chsmbord to the French people. The Count
claims, as OF yore, "the right Divine, and says:
Of France; shall never forsake the mOnarchical
principles which i have preserved intact for
forty years and which II the last hope OF Frances
greatness and liberties. CRsarism and anarchy
threaten France because her salv alton Is sought
in personal questions and not in principles.
shall ever uphold the flag of France, and aid in
restoring the ancient prestige of her armies.
Time presses, and alliance and reorganizatiO ion
are urgent. me happiness of France u nv only
ambition, and will never consent 90 become a
reyolutionist where L am the legitimate king =
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Terrible Record Of Crime I'm New
Y0Pk..

- HIGHWAY R0BBERiEs AND MURDERS.
NEW York, Jan. 3O.-Themas Watson was
arrested while stabbing his wife in a Seventh
avenue car last night.
Owen Reynolds, Q noted desPera ado, escaped
from officers in Newark yesterday, and william
Mckay was arrested on Greene street last night
for splitting VIM. Elwoods head with an axe.
A rather daring highway robbery was CON-
ped buggy, and one held the horse, while the
other held pistol to the mans head and robbed
him OF a few dollars. The scene was within
two blocks OF the police station on Bedford
avenue.
Alfred East, who shot himself on Sunday In
Brooklyn, died yesterday morning.
There are no further developments in the Pa
nOrmo assassination.
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from the Philadelphia Press, Jan. o.
The District Of Columbia.

Without having fully investigated the subject,
the New York Esening Post lends ear to the
ment OF the DstrictOf Columbia, and handles it
severely. 1t says:
"The Territorial government is not year old
But the complaints have been so general and 30
loud for the last few weeks that, despairng OF
relief from the Legislature, the people have
appealed to Congress. They complain that they
have have been robbed by ring little less infamous
than TIA which has ruled New York, and that
the politicians have been able to conceal their
werk by means OF the patronage which they
have literally distributed. Thus, the officers
than one hundred and seventeen thousand
dollars in about six months for advertising"
The Post should understand that they who ap-
peal to Congress have done so only after suffer-
ing defeat, not only in the courts, but by the
verdict OF the people at general election when
the majority against them was so great as to be
nearly unanimous. They are known as Gin
Junctionists"- who would keep the capital
OF the nation "the struggling southern village
Of te-bellum. The ch.abused ring has
done and Is doing wonders for the District of
Coiumbia 1t Is spending the vast amount Of
money voted to il for the real interest of the two
cities. New streets have been opened, avenues
have been paved with the best of modern cover
lngs, poth WOOD and asphalt; and that these
works have had healthy effect upon business
Is seen by the rows of houses in course of erec-
ton. The District Of Columbia, like all quar-
tiers Of the world, is cursed with old fogies peo-
pie who are practically as dead as If they were
IN thete-graves, and it Is this class which Joins
the opposition and causes Misunderstanding to
exist -
OF course, the new government has made
mistakes, and one Of the most serious, and that
which lends color to the charges OF corruption,
was In giving the District Advertisements to no
many newspapers. We grant that this was an
error, and that the authorities should have used
more discretion; but the blunder is small in
comparison with the great good already effected
The "injunctionists" may probably meat With
some little encouragement In Congress, for the
western members sympathize with them, know
ing That to improve Washington Is to keep the
they are working to ruin themselves and their
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The louisville Canal

CINcfSNkrI, Dan. So-rhe committee o. the
chamber Of commerce. board 81 trade and
common council. resolved Ia visit Washington
and receive an appropriation OF a., go for he
completion OF the Louisville capsl Richard
Smith and Benjamin Eggleston were appointed
on the part OF the chamber OF comm rec. The
opinion Of james Speed, attorney ,'r the cana
directors, was read, O. the eflest that the a.
rectors cannot release the mOrtgage until the
bones are raid.
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STOKES COUNSEL TAKING BOLD G ROUND
IN the Stokes case In New York yesterday, after
tbs close of our report by telegraph, District
Attorney Garyin very briefly replied to Mr..
Graham. arguing that the law OF 1870 was con-
stitntional, and that nothing had been Illegally
done to warrant the quas hing of the Indictment
DE Also referred to the savage assault of Mr..
Graham upon ex-Judge Fullerton az unwar-
ranted and exceptional Graham again retort-
ed savageiy on Garvin and Fullerton, and stated
that il had come to his knowledge that the med
ical treatment Fix underwent accelerated III IL
did not entirely cause his death, as there Is q
man now living in this city who was once
followed, saying Fisk was the center or band
OF assaesins, which he (McKeon) feared as he
never did before In his official career. The
day.
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Batcheior's Hair Dye.

raas splendid Hair Dye In The best In the uof d
Harmless, reliable instantaneous does not oentsiH
esn nor sny rttafe poison TO produce paralysis or
death hyeid the Wanted and 4eiusive pre- psratOns
eoasting virtues they de not possess. The genuine
= A Bachelors Hair Dye has bad iAiris yea,,
uatarnished reputation to uphold Its integrity
tne only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown. Sold
BY sD 6rSssists Applied 81 le Bond street, New
raA-sf
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ANOTHER EXHIBIT BIT TIE COMMITTEE or

SEVENTY.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-The Times to-day pub
fishes seven columns of figures derived from the
investigation Of the committee OF SEVENTY
showing in detail the alleged fraudulent trans
actions Of the department of public works
when under Tweeds management, in the pur.
chase OF supplies. 1t says thousands OF dollars
were thus obtained from the bureau of supplies
on fraudulent vouchers approved by VIM. M.
Tweed and certified TO by his subordinates act
ing under his orders. The committee of seventy
have nearly established the fact that all supplies
furnished to the city from Tweeds department
except in a very few instances, were purchased
under his personal direction. The total amount
Of supplies furnished under the exhibit 20 be
published is 81 ,6G6, 525.
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M1re thsu ere EuDdred of our citizens feel them
selves BndeT persoEsl Obiigs ion 10 e.. GAUTIER,
No 12I1 and i2f9 Peansylvsnis avenue, for be
rg able, through the virtues Of bis celebrated Bit
scr. participate in the Festivities incident to the
Holiday Season. Although Mr. q. takes much pride
IN thus being a public belefsctOr, he does not allow
The otkeF d1tes OF mis- business 10 escape his Obser
walton Already his store grcs1s with the immsnse
stock OF Lilo and C0Tdiais Imported for the Ho
Mag trade, and which have been selected with care
iSr the wants OF his patrons Those In want OF
Wkiskies. BTandes, " ines and Liquors, should
taNO him with cali, and he assured that what they
buy n his line will te not only pure hut unad utter
atri. decl9
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Terrible R.sir road accident.

HARRISBURG, PA. Jan. 30-I.sS- p,sh, ., \,
O'Clock the Erie mail train. hOunf esst vas
thrown nom the track two miles this .id~ az
Dock Haven. One baggage car. two coAshe-
ard one sleeping car were burned. The empress
car was saved by the contents OF the stove being
thrown Into the safe. A large amount OF money
~ss burned. Several persons were injured. and
one cannot recover. Their n smes are unknown.
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Trials Of the Chicago city Fathers fer

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-AldcT man n II. Baily.
charged with offering TO receive money from
VIM. Goggin for his Influence in vring ne
purchase BY the CITY OF a school lot. was to-day
tried and acquitted IN the criminal c0urt. q ur
care OF Alderman Montgomery va post -
until TO morrow morning.
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Miss ELLIOTT, of Liberty, Va, on SUNDAY
last swallowed q pin, which stuck crosSwise in
the lower part Of her throat, causing the most
terrible agony, and for time putting her life in
serious danger. IL was found that the pin was
lodged far down beyond the reach OF fOrceps, 20
that the only chance was 90 force it entirely
down. This, after considerable labor. was done
by skiiiful operation, and the young lady j.
now out Of danger.
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Mcclure Running Ahead OF Gray ia
Phtladetp kia

PHILtDELPHIA, Jan. 3o.-Theelfr. inn h no
crossing quietly I'm the fourth senator Al district
10 MI the vacancy caused by the drs Ia 1T Sena-
tor Cornell. The regular Tepublicsn cands date
the reform candidate, aud Is supp rod nv thr
democrau. A few scattering rsturus from scve-
raj divisions indicate that Mcclure - running
ahead Of Gray.
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Erie Railroad Lenses

NV YORK, Jan. 39.-rne Erie lailway has
leased the southern railroad running iron,
owego 10 Farhayen, rid Auburn. uB Lake GA
tariO. This opens new coal felds The anne com
Pany has also leased the Goshen aud Pine Island
railroad, running from Goshen to tie New Jer-
sey state line.
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Rive De.per.doc. BreaL lain

NEW YORK, Jan. ga Camden Ark. de-
patch says nve prisoners, including Trsmmells
murderer, and Howell, a rapi>t. 10Th under
sentence of death; one fOrger. and twO Others
charged with murder, escaped from all there
Sunday, by aid from outside accOmpiices
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THERE rs GERMAN LAeER-BEER SELLER
in New York who has not been outside his place
OF business for several year,. He grown so enOr-
mously stout from beer ana incidence that he
could not possibly be got through the doorway
and, a. he will be obliged 20 leave the place fn
May, the question With his friends now il
whether to reduce him by draining or to enlarge
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ST. LoUIs, Jan. 29.-The saddle-tree and fur
nfture factory of Herman Waite Ma slestroye,
by fire tonight. The loss was not a~cas tanned.
RICHMOND, IND. Jan. - Perry A. Paddock,
planning mill Was burned to night. Loss from
Sl5, Geo 70 81, OOO
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Alexis.

ST. LoUIs, Jan. 2l-The Grand Duke al
suite this evening took a special train tor I,OU.,-
vile.
ISDIANaroLIs, Jan. 3o-The Grand Dak.
Alexis and suite arrived here this morning D..
special train on the Nanoalia road. and left .or
Louisville al 10 O'clock.
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SALISBURY AND BALTIMoRs RAILROAD
McGinnis 81 White, the contractors for the
timore railroad, extending from Myers Mills to
q point about one mile beyond Salisbury, Som
erset county, Pa, have completed their work,
and the entire road u nov ready for the cross
ties and ballssting. This railroad trayorses q
new coal field Of great value, and when IL is
oree prepared for transportation, immense
quantities Of superior bituninous coal win be
shipped over it to eastern markets.-Cs mbeyj6sd
fkd0 Eeus.
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Lea n PERKINS, Sauce.
Pronounced by Cos.oisssurs

PRONOUNCED D} toshOisSeors
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
IL improves appetite and digestion, and Il 10 IN
rivAled Tor its favor.
We are directed BY Nesers. LEA PERKINS to
proseeae All PARTIES making vending counterfeits
JOHN DUNCAN SONS,
sull- eO6u Agents. New Yerk
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LEWIS sroTTs, OF Rochester, is blessed with
convenient nose. The other say he was tray-
ersing the roof OF house, al q fire, when he
slipped and fell. He was on the eve Of slidiu y
down 10 the ewes and breaking his neck when
he Just hooked his proboscis over the comb, /"
and spoiled local item which the Spy man was
beginning TO pencil.
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The Scranton Fire >,,.l R.r,,ux

INV YORK. Jan. 30.-A Scranton dispatch
states that the disastrous fire OF last BE- ht wbicn
vas thought 20 be subdued. broke out this morn
ing afresh. The post ONCE and So raj other
buildings were burned. The los immense
and the people are much excited at t'ie spread
of the fianesN
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NEW NoRk, JAN 30--The fiib usfc ing steam
er Hornet has been libeled AZ the suit OF thirty
persons, who shipped from this port on the un-
Outstanding that they were engaged in the mer-
chant service, and when out at sea we're com
PEELED 20 enlist in the service OF the uban iunta
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THERE 10 SOMETHING IN NANE.-It Is
reported that the Tammany sachens have de-
termined to drop the name OF Tsmmany from
the title of the society and the building and tale
the name Of Columbian"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-30

CHICAGO, Dan. 3O.-Msyor Medill has vetoed
the resolution passed by the council 20 permit
the completion OF the half finished frame build
ings in the fire limits
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The New Yerk CoSpers strike g
Enflmre.

INV YORK, Jan. 3O.-The coopers strike il a
practical failure, the employer finding az many
non society men as they want, and refuse 10
employ strikers.
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TIE INTEREST CHECKS, 100 in number,
amounting to 81 SIS, 600, on the funded loan of
1881 and due on the LIST proximo, were mailed to
subscribers to-day.
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NEw YORK. Jan. 3O.-The grand jary are in
yestigating Plssterer Gsrvey's court house
frauds. Mcbride Davidson, who furnished tha
safts for the cOurt-house, hss suddenly gone
soUth.
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TIA DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATURES ELECTe RAN
SOW To srCCEED VANCE.
hslfieH, N. G., Jan. 3o.-General NJ. W.
Ransom OF North Hampton, Was TODAY elected
United Stases Senator BY the f0ilo~lng vots:
house-W hole number Of votes cat = OF which
nanssm received 90, scattering. Il. senate
Naoie number OF votes cast. -, OF which Ran
Sm received - the republicans generally
taxing no part I'm the election. claim NJ that the
rsisatnre has no right 10 elect a senator at ~
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TIE CASE OF THE HoRNET.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has directed that no clearance
paper be issued to the steamer Hornet until her
case is thoroughly investigated.
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The Mexteo.Cuba Cable.

HAVANA, Jan. 26-The American survey
steamer Bib, sailed yesterday TO make landinx.
between Yucatan and Cape Cstoche for tn
proposed Mexico Cuba cable
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TRAIN OF CARS CgUsHKs Irs WAY rHeoUGH
PLATFORM, MOVING DOWN THE PEOPLE Oh
1T.
CINCINNATI. Jan. GAS passenger train on
he Louisville short line road due here at s:45
last night, was entering Eagle station, about
occurred A number OF passengers were on the
'epot platform waiting for the train. Just after
ne locomotive and express car had passed the
witch Ut that point the couplings broke, and
;he emaining cars OF the train were swept across
The platform, moving down a number OF per-
sons The express car was totally wrecked and
caught fire, but the flames we're extnguished
Among the persons injured were Jonn McDer-
mot, postmaster at the station. badly bruised:
George Roswell, several ribs broken; Joseph
johnson, station agent, leg broken and head and
body badly bruised; Hampton, right foot
crushed, arm broken and otherwise injured
The two persons last named are not expected to
survive. Richard Reeves, express messenger,
weather much larger number Of persons would
nave Been waiting on the platform.
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Smallpox i'm New York.


NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-There were seventeen
smallpox cases yesterday, and there have been
i've deaths since yesterday noon.
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Mr.. j. NJ. RAY, Second Deputy Commits
soner OF Internal Revenue, enters upon his
duties on Thursday of the present week.
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TIE U. s. STEAMER CANAYDAIGUA, now
being fitted for sea at New York, will be ordered
to join the North Atlantic feet for duty about
the West India Islands.
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The Evangelical Alliance and the
J0DADeSe mbaSsv.-

NEW YORK, Jan. Cat a meeting of the
evangelical alliance last night, Wn. Z. Dodge
was elected president, ana Chief Justice Chase
and several others vice presidents. DIR. Chaplin
Said the christians Of America oue INT 70 take the
the hands Of politicians and show them come
hing OF the workings OF our christian institu-
ions. He said the Burlingame MISSION was .
comparative failure. because christians kept
alOof from IL,
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Death Of the wife q Representative

FITCHBCRG. MASS, Jan 30.-Mrs. Crocker,
vile OF Alvah Croker, representative in Con
eress for this district died last night after long
and painful illness.
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The T RESIDENTS VIsIToRs.-Before the
cabinet meeting this morning the President
granted audiences to Vice President COlfax,
Senators Caldwell, Nye, and Sawyer, and Re-
Iresentat Shellabarger.
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IHE PENNSYLVANIA Coal TRADR.-The
coal trade presents no new feature. IL shows
some movement, but il is still very dull. We
understand some contracts for the delivery of
coal at Boston and immediate vicinity have bee
prices slightly within S6 per ton. The other
regions cannot expect to get higher price and
compete for that market. For the SchuyikiiI
region to command q fair share of the supply of
coal consumed eastward, there will have. peces.
sariy, to he low prices of coal at the mines low
tolls on the railroad and low freight charoes
from Port Richmond"
The Ledger repeats its proposition that " the
tendency Of coal production II to fewer hands.
and one OF the first results will very probably be
crowdpg out Of the business small owners and
weak operatorsin unfavorable locations whether
for the ultimate benefit of consumers or not time
will determine. We. notice reports now that
quite a number of mines in the Scranton region
are partly or wholly idle"
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Mr.. CHAe: H. CHASE has proposed to the
council Of Winchester, Va. that II that CITY
viii exempt him from corporatio1 taxes tor five
wears he win erect there . large shoe fsctarv.
The council accepted his offer.
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~Mount Hood, in Oregon, is throwing ont .
dense column OF smoke, Indicative Of active
volcanic action.
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The Covf.xtcn Pe.e 49,.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Jen. so.-Thc Postmaster
General has appointed Shsdord Easton . spcciai
agent TO take charge Of the Covinetou (Ky.l
post once during the Hines az Jesse r. Grant.
at salary OF 1850 per annum. Easton has
accepted, with the Understanding that he be
death Of Mr.. Grant
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man, murdered two Of his companions few
nights ago ct League Station, on the Mississippi
CentSal railroad. The whole three had been
employed On . censfructien train, and, being
paid Oh, indulged In gambling. Spevy, losing
bis money, became % enraged that be murdsred
the winners and robbed them. The murderer
q still ct large.
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The GAIA 49,

NEW YeRK, Jan. so-Lsst mint vas the
coldest Of the winter. There h considerable ice
in the riyers.
Ice inpedes the ferry traveIon East river,
ana the railroad bridges over the Haekenaack
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ANoTaRR TYNE CAsB.-The Presbytery OF
action uIon the report that the pastor Of the
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church (the
Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler, ID. d. has recently
invited ard permitted Q lady preacher Miss
Smiiey(-an orthodox Quaker minister-to oc-
cupy and preach in his pulpit.
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The MAINLAND CBhrRAL RAILRoAp.-Ths
ordinance to repeal the ordinance authorizing 9
subscription BY Baltimore OF $3.50 900 10 the
stock Of The Maryland Central Railroad Com.
psny came up Yesterday afternoon In the frst
branch of the city council, - the special ortleI
resultinR In It's final paseaee by that branch.