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BAcHFroE va Na,prSnooD Tile "wo-
mans journal gives this IS skcsch from
real life It certainly illustrates a wrong
that should be rightei When Ben aud
were children was the taller When hn
wen; 70 school studied more than he did.
| graduated before he did rad more
books than he did, If we got into an argu-
mcnt | was sure TO cet the better of him
in short was aheai OF Ben and pa
,rouzei him. Bat Il n 60, ahcal .;
las; II" studied a profession. | cTimr".l
aud fri7z"l and flssed ard fused. n.
wcnt into business dusicI and arranged
AMI hcoutih-i. lie is growing rich, ana
growing pyor. H. can travel II he cho,-
= can :; =; home Ill. I'm invited -
lie is independent. dcr-ndcn, Ben i>
bachelor. With the world before him:
an unsuccessful maiden. riih 70 definite
prospects. All 4. Ben. Ben. this will nav
er do-jus: wait, s'r, til take a -'syt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

Some one blamed Or. Marsh for chang
ing his mind We'll" said he. that i.
the difference between q man and =
Jaekass; the iacksss can, ch-nge his
mind
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

"nn you think that raw oy yst"rs arc heal
thy =" asked y lady finer hysician. Yes"
be replied. II never know ore to crn,-
plain -! b"ing oas Il Malth ia r,y li.-.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

Dar,ies wishing TO employ the services Of the
L undersigned ss surveyor viii address,
GEO. II. DENT,
Great Mills, T o, Nd.
March :sth. ls,,-H
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

1vu squsrc. The Governor entered il.
and address The Colonel and said, II under
stand you that your men have said they
Eill not march further than Baltimore.
Nos. Colonel. l give you positive orders
that If any man deserts befor- you join the
army. and land them over to the adiu-
ssat general. You are to follow. arrest and
hang him. anu will be rcsposibic for the
act; and mark you. Colonel. If you do
not obey this order. will hang you on
-. Poplar trees &. stood on the College
! sEss as-soon as You return" The con-
sequence was. that it twas the oaiy E.Y
regiment that reached the army. They
broke in the first skirmish. and fed, fol-
lowing their Colonel His arrival at An
napolis was the first medium OF iu;oili-
gence Of 4 fight. bu, b. bore certificate
from the adjutant general, that the regi-
ment arrived at the camp unbroken.
When Gen Washington was at Valley
Forge. johnson went there on special bus
iness. He was a remarkably small man,
and anything but handsome He was
covered with mud on his arrival. AMI his
appearance was luiicrous Neither III,
scntinel nor officer of the dnv would admit
him TO the presence Of Washington. then
holding council # war iTe sworc lie
would see bin. "Who arc YOU: :";he officer
inquired. Tell the general Tom Johnson
wants TO see him" He did not know
who Tom johnson was. and he informed
the general that ''littlc in<icn;fcan,
looking man insisted on Seein: him
"Iiis namo!" He saws Tom Johnson. >
.'Oh. Governor of Msryland Admit him
at once" Gen. Washington always had
the greatest confidence in johnson, and
his visit and advice 4: that moment, was
most opportunc. When the allied armies
were on their way to Yorktown. in ISL.
the energies Of Johnson were great in fur
nishins them with supplies. H- was al
ways realyt, assumc responsibility for
the COOL Of the public
When the Declaration Of Inlcpcrdence
was to be signed, after its adoption, Sam
ucl Chase. then young lawyer. All de-
pendent upon his profession for living.
went to Charles Carroll ar! asked his
opinion. Tie promptly answered. I'VE
should sign" He got similar answer
from William Paca Going 20 John Stone. .
he said. "Stonc. We need not hesitate =
Ii Carroll and Para. are willing TO risk
their large estates with their necks. We
who have nothing but our nccks tn lose. /,
may surely risk the halter" And thcv !.
did. All Of these men, with johnson.
we're Federalists when the two parties
weEe ir existence during the early part Of
tx &c. ). t
-ams i;sess;-S ..goaa III :. rs;
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
&. LEO SPAuOiNG.
10 LIGHT ST, BALTIMORE, NJ

% LIGHT st, BIZ TIAORE, ND.
T>llE business OF the late drm of POCNAl-
L RAT McCCLLi, for the sale OF Pro-
visions Cotton, Sugar, NolaSSes, aud all kinds
OF Produce, also agent for James y. Mn'er's
lChickcn Cock Whiskey. will be continued a,
the old stand, - l.IGHr SrKEEr, by e LEO
SrAipiSe, under the name OF PoUxAIRAr L Nc
CULLY.
LEO SPALDlNG.
May IS, isfi-lys
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

/; j. III vrrr wc|l 10 s,v. Tai ,hin-s
- 'H"v con". iu' srIp's. ''in-- 'i.u.,
com.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

FpAScis MALE. j. II. MALE
r. C. MALE, late Of St. Mary's County.
FRANCIS NEAI.E SSoNS.
Commission Merchants,
esli Tobacco, Grain and all eoun.r,
produce.
Bay fertilizers and all supplies fer farmers
DR- Fertilizers furnished a, manuiae,ar-
eIs prices.
Jan II, iS72-sf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

This tree is still standing on 81: John Co..
lege grounds and was in n healthy. fourishinC
condition. until struck BY lightning a few years
since, from which il has 10; entirely rccorercl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

EPISCOPAL VISITATION. The Rirh,
Rev. William PinkLey, Bishop Of the Diocese
Of Maryland, will visit
81: Msry's Parish, April 18th and la,h,
William and Mary . 18th:
ST. Andrews 18th and ir,h.
Ming and oueen '' 18th and 10th.
Aii~Faith 2ls,
in -. Nsry's county, MARYLAND. 'for the ad.
nninistra,ion of tte Apostolic Rite Of Ccnfrms-
tion, the Ministry Of the Word and for the ad-
sDinis'ra,ion Of the Lords Supper"
March IS, lsse
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

roNNECTICuT MUTUAL LIFE ISSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY
INCORPORATED IN 1876
Capital. s b, 600, 600
dividends yearly from 80 TO 20 Per cent,
Death claims paid over $4,000. GOO
- will attend promptly 10 parties desiring
TO insure IN the above Offices
JOS. II. KEY.
Agent.
March rs, lsT2--6w
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

JcSs- All losses promptly settled at the Office Of
the CompSny III Baltimore.
ct~ This Company nsurcs all kinds Of Mer-
chand,sr and buildings with contents. against
loss or damage by t.re at moderate rates NJ
notes TO be given.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11
~ams r,... ,oan -, -
~. Z vigd,' MOO 800 asaa,ii
sess. . aied at till. near Freder
;L,N-.S Nr,,,,- ,,, -. :.

icktoSn. NlryIand -,lc cOuntry-scat Of
his son-in law. John Grahame, Esqr.. a
man as mild anf gentle as the Governor
had been bold aud impctuous.
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LIFE AND FIRE
INSURANCE AGENCY.


ID OVAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
ll kknONl-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-04-11

We sell good goods and sell them cheaper
than You can G., them from Baltimore
4. A. LAW RENCE.
Dec Il, lsTl-,N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04
TO-MORRow'S ELECTION.
HE PRES
HE PRESIDEsTTAL CONTEST.
Elections Of ouSressmeu. state OIL
GERS, aud Members Of the
Legislature.

TIE election for President of the United
States will be held Tomorrow, November 5th,
in all the states or the Union, except FloTi IL,
in which the presidential electors are chosen by
the legislature, by special act Of Congress.
There are four tickets presented for the sui
trages OF the people, Cfor the first time since
lsGO' a. follows:
Democrat GnR acknowledgements. Horace
Greeley, OF New York; Vice President, b.
Graft Brown, of Missouri.
U1liccH-P President, Ulysses =. Grant. of
Illinois; Vice President, Henry Wilson, of las
saChlsetts.
SrGightout Democrat - President Charles
O'Conor, OF New York; Vice President, Joan
q. Adams, of Massachusetts.
femTtrdncs- President, James Black, Of
Pennsylvania; Vice President John Russell, o.
The republican ticket was placed in nonlina-
ton at a natronsl convention held in Phladel-
lhta on June 5Jh and 9Th
/ The Greeley and Brown ticket was first nomi-
mated at the liberal republican convention held
At Cincinnati, May lst to 81. This ticket was
I endorsed at the national democratic convention
, hota IN baltimore On July 9th and 10th, on the
| first ballot. - 49,.
The O'Conor and Adams ticket was nemins-
ted at the straight-oOt democratic convention
he Id at Louisville, September 81 TO 9Th. - '- =
The temperance ticket was nominated at q
convention held at Columbus, Ohio, on Febru-
aTy cd. - '.-...
The DEMOCRATS, liberals and republicans have
nominated presidential electors in all the states
The straight-Out democrats have nominated
electors in New York, California, Connecticut,
Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, kentucky, Michigan,
Missouri New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio
Vermont, West Virginia, Wisconsin and perhaps
have also nominated electoral tickets in Con.
necticut, MASSACHUSETTS and Michigan.
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.
The following Is the present electoral vote OF
al
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Arrangements have been completed for
FrOude. an roPas 10
&Berthays, performer at the acasenv q,
mosiC, hicnmond, was stabbed on Sxt,ari.y
probably fatally, IN ARRAY at that p!ses' ~
L. A. Green. 1872 ny
~ Henderson, the Herald Cuban co-rss,,o,,-
cent, telegraphs that be has been France NJ
chiefs. ~ : - ~ S-e ihsurgent
~The nrst snow OF the sesson IN MAJ. a,
fssf evening The fail continued nearfvs ~ 49,.
me thernemster was four degrees shoxs
Chan Hal Sun, Chinese Imperial c,v,,,
sloner on education, and wife Joined the So,
yesterday. - ass,
MT. samuel Allen. owner OF a stAar 49,.
NIL In the lower part OF Prince wilma cnnos"
Va, vas fatally injured by being thro.~n - ~,
needay last. ens on wed
The coroners Investigation or IN. Co..
oaook 0sAster, on the Eastern "a ilroad sI..
IN verdict shat the accident was n ,.s ssese9
py me displacement OF a switch nv sor,. rS
onsrs,sd Inc railroad employees were en-.
61he mint At Philadelphi. a. .o,,-.
asnee one million dollars an eold niscas - 81 e
Nv ivy &c mto pieces oflsreer demon !. 49,
ce;sv millions Of this description are 70 hs ms
On Friday night two freisht .r.,,,. ~.r,,..
VI hne huntington and Broad Ton eS.I9
x xe1 Num oeriand, Md, instantly kilirs ~
brewster and three Others and ,ne, III
ihJuring NTH person. anu -nOrtany
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04

ARMY OF NORTHERN vIRGIEIA--Ata meet
ing OF this organization in Rich mend on Thurs
Gay last; resolutions were adopted commencing
as work OF art the sarcophagus now in coarss
OF construction by Valentine, Virginia artist
Tor the tomb of Robert +. Lee, al Iexington'
ana recommending that the ladies of the soufT
hold me mortal meetings On the next anniyersary
OF the birth OF Gen. Lee. MONDAY, 10th of Feb,
ruary,l TO take such measures as to them sh IN
seem best for collecting money on thst dsy 10
his tomb. SSS'eNOu vi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04

Iotdi ''..''.'5 lVIo,I" A.t"o,oUO 0"evnt
- Democratic majorities.D In 1s63
whole vote, 5,.TG,1sS; Grants majority, 309, 5es
VOTE OF THK STATES AT THE LATEST GHs Ra AL
ELECTIONS.
In the following table We present a statement
OF the vote OF the several states at the latest
general elections held. The returns from
Georgia, Nebraska, South Carolina and West
Virginia are incomplete, and the estimated
maJorities only are given. In West Virginia the
last election was an unsatisfactory test, there
being two democratic candidates for governor
only IN the field, and the republicans generally
casting their votes for Hon. John j. Jacob, the
candidate against the regular nominee OF his
. party. and WAS electrh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04

SHORT TfME MovDtRNT.-The Manchester
tEbg.) Examiner has the following from q cor
respondeBtst Blackburn, writing the l5th nit.
sin consequence Of the Aigh price of coal and
the unremuneratiye Production of cotton clo.n,
added to the uncertainty OF the new cotton crop,
several large spinning and weaving mills ia
Blackburn have begun to run from HsLt 10
dark, TO save gas. The short>time movement,
il is expected, will become general. In the a.
Joining town or Great Harwood there are .oo
looms standing idle; and here, too, the r,n..
poets for the coming winter are anyt' .ag I'm,
encouraging" W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04

FRAr&FLrsr CHEcK-A man giving the
S Sne OF henry Rowland deposited in the
nrosy check for 5000 on the Fulton National
BANK OF New York: purporting to have been
slgbed ey Z. ID. Mallory & Co. An hour after
wards he Grew bis check for t3,eee, and vas
requested 10 call again. Telegraphic inforrha-
uon uom New York announces that the check
u fraud. Rowland did not call again and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04
kIoTING At sHFFFIKIn.
MoodhuII and CInnin Inhic,nh-

NEW YORK, Nov. AT i O'Clock to- i4g M
United States grand Jury found Indictments
against Victoria Woodruff and Tenuie Z. Claf-
an, who were arrested ON Saturday, CHARGED
VIII mailing Indecent printed matter tlro Igh
me post ONCE The prisoners were taken
from Ludlow.street iail at one o'c ark a-d
Drought before Commissioner Osborne, VINO said
The Indictments relieved him OF the necessity OF
hoiQlng an eNamlpatiOn. The accused were
ylslbly affected on Nearing OF the in lf-tments-
Ncoohuu almost 20 tears. Cladin hooked some
what DEFIANT. The counsel for the prisoner
complained OF the action OF the Coy-
eminent IN pressing the indictments pend
ing examination As most arhitrary
proceeding. The accused came prepared for
the fullest examination. The Commissioner
ordered Warrants following the indictments u
be served on the accused, and they were re
moved 10 Jail, in default OF >. 900 bali each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04
NEW BrsHors roK Tas IsDlA,.s Ann 70,

NKW bISHUPk FOX THE INDIA.s Ann ron
AFRICA.-At a session Of the Protestant Fnis-
copal house of bishops, held on Friday. AZ Nsv
York, tue election for q bis Top to the Indians
resulted 10 the choice OF thf. Rev. VIM. r. Hare
now secretary and genera, agent of the FORE On
committee of the boz I'd OF missions of the
Protestant Episcopal church. Mr.. Hare i
ABOUT 81 years or aye, SOD OF the Rev. George
r.. Hare. ID d., of Philadelphia, and a grand
son Of the late Bishop Hobart, OF the diocess OF
New YORK The Rev. Mr.. Auer has been
erected missionary bishop TO Africa, as hereto
fore stated ty telegram.
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Assistant See Rotary Cewen for Ind an

New YORK, Nov. A Washington special
says that the office OF Indian commissioner r. -
strongly urged uTen Assistant Secretary cOxen
Toy the President, Secretary Delano. tue boar
oi peace commissioners, the Young Men Chris
tan association aud the Methodist conference
that 10 Is thought that gentleman win feel hound
70 withdraw Ills refusal ard take the once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04
(asuAlty In a Church.

FALL OF TIE FLOOR, WITH LARGE CONGRE-
CATION ON IT.
CHICAGO, H., Nov. AT Evanstown, YES
terday, while the rite OF baptism was being ad-
ministered i'm the presence OF q large cOngregs-
uon, portion OF the floor suddenly gave way.
and recipitated half the assembly a DIST lnce OF
fourteen feet. Only four five per ans were
badly hurt-one LADY receiving severe internal
DJaTiSS, and young man having his loot
crushed. Several Others we're slightly injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04
shocking Outrage and Murd
Young Girl CT " :"

CONCORD, New. IL rankin - ,,.,,e ,,aa
h..- ;, = 1o.,ehia .orthwood, on the
fa~sTing = hssntstfa aN ordering GeOrgixnna
Evans, who IL the p soung eiri IL years Siu'
$3.50 "a, aeeovIr .eat uncle OF bis viStl "a, con-
deysns her as, q her into the woods aud muir
u forcjbiy satisfying his passion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04
Fire at Harrisburg.

HARRlsBU re, NOv.-The ulII nuil ling ~ - /,
Lochiel rolling mill company was burnsd TIN
morning. Loss, si00,Ue0; Insurance on M.
.ouhulng $1,000, and on the machinery 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04
CEsFE Al nvRNstnE
rriNna rrNr.. Ifn.-l..-...-.- =.
From Europe To-Day

tNCI1lNG ELECTION ~ ESCLANn.
ioNnoN, Nov. f.-rhe election for u- emhars
OF Fsrllament for rIvorton is procee linz Ip-dsy.
Ire baNottng = being conducted amid ,rear
eNefefnent and vigilance com rnittees havy, bseD
oI hied Nv ocih PARTIES 70 watch the polls ana
zee that no unfair advantage u tasen. one
hOtet VINO was ust ia the act Oh deuJ-.tiag his
haHot Dropped dead from heart disea - The
Iherai candidate T. Right Hon. W. y. Massey
lie conservatives are supporting Mr. =. w
NaldTOnce.
NOTING AT sHHFFIELn.
LONDON Nov. IA Dispatch from SNeeief I
AZ noon reports some rioriug n that city arN
Ihat the police had arrested tive riu.fsg Ter.
4 he dispatch does not say what wss the sau-e "a
the disorder.
SUNDAY LIgToR LAW RIOTS N rTvrRvo1r
The demonstration against the cIi.f--.- II -l1s
saloons IN Liverpool during certain hours OF
Sunday, which were begun lsst week were rs-
At"ee yesterday. Al Oue place ll tas ely a
crowd Of persons numbering - I17 r.r-,5r-
which wa being addressed by speaker on af,-
position % the act, wa dispersed 5y the police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04
GeueraI ahermau's Reporl.

NEW YORK, Nov 4.-<SsBersl Sher nan will
submit no eXtented report on the ARMY this
opportunity ~ an,iS go - the idssz picked
UP IN observation OF foreign es, >o.Ase 1'ss''is'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04
htar-sppi,ag by estueky kakIux

,,S.tnCIhs All, NOS.+.-A special dlsiatch say
T.luay Night a band Of men weut 10 rue mouse
OF oeT4 uel Hawkins, a negro, living IN hlcknan
pre- net, Fayette county, ky., and tOok him,
M wife and daughter away IN the direction OF
.-ick king river. their whereabouts or late have
7, not been ascertRiRed."
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TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches
.6ssoetafed Press Reports.



THE NALADy vERn RAD ~ NaRrlr.r
NORFOLK. Vs. NOV. s.-llis hor,s. ma A.,
fEs disabled NEARLY AT the lan.,- ne ior-s- |. ~.
e. " Snd many an the surrounding country. Al
az tie street car hvr--~ sec -rnlrS srr -tck sr-I
The cors have 81 ~ - gsl.u..-- Ih.s rI"....r's
u-tward hound ma ana rNrrts. rlr...r r.....-.l
c rrec'icn With The trAiHs a. t~sts fr- van,o.
NcTHrSs NEw ~ caIcA.a.
Tie hoTse disease to-day.
80 INF@DVt1tss. Az a=sErn.
t.M Be-, NOv. i.-ii.trg .s ..s .lage,rfll.srf
ia he hsrse diss 49,.
sssFFNsIos - EysfNEs ~ r4rL.pgr -Ht..
AAneLi h'A' N'F }-rt1 Irsya .suce o.
a tusll ess All he llsu.r. aDeUga. s--.sal
10 stGtcd- There are very - la-... L., ~,
= set. Most ~ tie r.s,--r -.g care Ave hsen
49, hGraWn. Two d,a,h~ OILY are r...- ,rs..I-
TIE s.-crlt a. ran srLu.c> Ias rs..F. a.
10 heels not f'1iug tie rack &c -tc T.l tri ~
street 1--we, which r the tu., one having dam
tates. eIy tcw TssslTEer cor rsnir> are run
.ihs cars 81 al. ana thH-' .a Sac -er'cs are
'raNn y C1El.e teams. H.. clear weather /.
'nCro'ing the yorI.s On % .r.-. sick.
New sark Notes.
rRkAN HINg About l.aA a.a. rllN.
Nav AuLE, Nov. Al. .I#tl.. gr 3. -fr.,r-
service here Yesterday -l.R -tI tra tr--r-
cctnirc election occuIacdfhe attention Ol many
GOLD uJssrvEr.Es.
lLtle D. some JN.f'. In.H. fU We -. r-l-r
over discoveries 81 gold l-ar'- fherr
WoopHyLI's ryELTssFE IttssSrp ~ rarr.
Nu. smith, pub .i-hec 81 NualEr I. = W-n,-s S.
found ,At lal SATURDAY ana Wa rssea-sI
NON LUDLOW street. iail.
CChtfTIeN ssT1yFES E-t,I 81 - uNfr 49,, rA~r-
MANY.
The ftntts eAa- yes tnat o. t secret conference
between the Apollo d al ana laa alals Itmo
cratic igstt-f, N p1s ON FTI.HE ... a.... u.
sr-anFea - - re lr-ter ,vrnId .fr.- avrrep- 70
or NJ tvOr and Support - Brrru. arI tus former
,hoUla throw thoH Presidential vote Tor cree
l,y.
CEsFE Al BURNSIDE
arrived IRON FH-e re'ro-,av
sTEPHEN rEARL ANDREWS
was arrested to-day charged vita In, con-
csrne9 n tke obscene libel by Mrs. No5ad1' ID, "a
Mr.. Chailis. y wit OF al5sas e.r5I.-. l,f,rp-
abe on Wednesday, has been graut.l .l f.ysr
OF Col Blood, the reputed hash nd "a Mrs.
Woodruff.
TIE HORSE pIsEasE
Is absting. tie believed L Will not las. more
than this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04
Chief Jusffee Chase.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1T Is stated Lar hal
health prevents Chief Justice from at "a limo "a
business, and that he will take trio 10 The
Pacific coast. ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04

THB TRIAL OF NKs. LLOYD, Just ended. q
sun much dfscQssed here, snd there isnot Q dis
position 10 eccept the verdict Of aequitsnI az
conclusive. Mfs. Lloyd, 6 an early hour this
morning, Visited the gtAyes OF her husband and
ch16ep, and neqnssfsd the return OF Maud's
her purpose to leave soon for Ilhnois, wheee her
brother resides, and Aktnowfedyes that publie
feeling In Lees61rg y still Against her.-Lee,-
burH Cor. Ruk. Gassffe -. " . -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04

depofch fHon Pekin anneances Tint
OF October. There was no outside cereroo Ill
otner than procession which escorted ths
orice rom.her residence to the inperial palace
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XIV. GEORGE r. PBsTEcoeT, pastor OF the
Danson Place Baptist church OF BrookIvn' who
caused cOmmotiOn in the denOmination nv
administering communion 20 non-baptiSt ners
sons has resigned It's said he wiz accert :.
CAL 10 the Warren Avenue Baptist church or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04

"A BAnrHoK1AH wrrH rAs RPr,oo-.Jobp
ssnseI s; GnSer N the employ of the Cty Pas.
connnea 70 ms house under something sos1roneiy
resembling the disease now affectinx the hosss
- " Iee1 % ne astenent tha1 he has Contracted
lne real "epizootc." This IL the first 60
among men.-BalL ISxa, "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04

No CHARss--Er- Baacron, American AM
nassador 70 Germany. Soon affAr ne ,Empepor's
sfs sSSd 3 e ne sse ..6 Soan
IN account Of the expenses by the Germ an
eogernment IN the coufa1 on tha arbiraftm Tith
view 70 their reinSsrssment. ne Vas' in
.otmso N reply that he German esvssnnent
st su no % D'ii Oh eSpeneee Against the United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-04

Mrs. GArcIs' Lawsuits Mrs. General
6 aihes and her famous lawsuits are again com
msndiney the attention or the people OF New
Orleans athlstime with prospect OF speedy
terms nation of her long protrsoted battle in
the ceaIts. The indefstigable woman has pro-
posed to the city council TO Compromise her
large claims on the city, based on judgments
sgainst the innocent holders who have pur-
chased from the corporation property which the
Daniel ClaIks heirs. The New Orleans rimk
says II looks very much as il 1rs- Gaines had
the city in corner On this point, and expresses
hope that a reasonable compromise may be
effe cted. lion ~ 20 .....H