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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-27
NeW York NO.es


The BURNED GIRLS IN THE CENTER STREET
NEW YORK, Dec. THE snow ve.t,rl,v
prevented the search tor the girls burne in me
Center street Ere. The superintendent OF the
bGildings, IN card to-day. says there are thou
sands Of buildings in the city more daugero1
than the one dunedin Center street.
Ia THE STOKES CASE TO-DAY
stokes was pCt on the stand and test fed IA
test mOny being substantially the same as in
the nrst trial. In proceeding to give Ms ,Dten-
tons and motives prior TO going 10 the Grand
Central ECtel when be shot Fisk, the cOunSe
tor the prosecution objected several t,mes
Claiming that as the words of Pick after ne
was shot were excluded by the Judge. the tes
timony OF Stokes should slso be eNeiuied, bat
Judge boardnan oyerraled the objections AID
allowed Stokes 70 proceed.
Stokes said that when about 20 leave the hotel
and having partly descended the ladies' stair,
way, he saw Fisk enter the door; that Fisk
pulied out pistol and was holding q with both
hards. Stokes then sprang 20 the left 20 be ont
out OF his pocket and fired al Fisk.
FIRE On BROADWAY.
About halt past six O'Clock this morning Gre
was discovered IN the basement OF building No.
TO Mercer street. Firemen were promptly ON
the ground, notwithstanding the heavy snow.
bu; the IRE had gsined considerable hssdgay
as II had doubtless been burning some time in
SIDE the building before IL was discovered
Another alarm drew TO the Gre an Additional
force, including the chiefs Of the fire depart
ment. The flames soon spread through The
oock 70 buildings 6is and e2l Broadway. The
property belonged to the Stuyvesant estate, and
II heavily damaged. The fire on Mercer street
extended TO Nos. l5s, 100. and 1872, aud csuse,I
Damage exceeding $4,000. The property on
broadway wss occupied by Maillard as A bo.el
and also confectionery store. The damage 70
the building and property is over cocoon. Halls
tel or store, on brOsdsay and two sn all s;O -es
on Mercer street, were also damaged. The
engines are still at work at the FIRE. Though the
flames are subdued, and Broadway IL tempora-
rlly blocked In consequence st that point.
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SUICIDE OF A You've woMAN.-Saturday
morning last the daughter Of Martin Dofmock.
who lives near Ironton, Ohio, committed sui
eide by drowning. She was about twenty wears
Of age, and had threatened several times 70 Kill
herself, but ne notice was taken Of it. That
barn and MIXED, then hung the pail upon the
fence, went to the ice on the creek, short dis
lance of, and finding an open place, deliber-
her head under water to accomplish it. There
was but little water In the place. No cause Is
known except dependency over q little DIM
Guilty IN the family, and thinking che was ex-
pected TO do too much work.
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IHE hon d. r. Wilson, OF Iowa, fell through
the bottom of dollar store chair, last week.
and broke three ribs.
0Mrs. Anna Dorsey calls Christmas An
erial wave from heaven.
The murderous kitcben-ranpe has takep
the place Of the death. dealing kerosene
81 Local option mince pies, with no brandy
therein, are Q novelty.
SA French chemist makes diamonds nv ex
uacting the color from other precious stones.
ga little girl at Dubuque amended the
Lords prayer by asking for cher daily ginger
~ Mrs. G. W. Lower, of Shubuta. Miss
Is dead from an overdose OF May-apple, taken
20 keep of chill.
~ Mrs. Sylvia, OF Ashtabula, O., who shot
her husband IN October, has been found guilty
OF manslaughter.
R-After the first of January. il will cost one
dollar to own dog in Indiana, and i've dollars
FOR every additional dog.
SDr. Haight declines his election rs bishon
Oh OF me diocese OF Massachusetts, on account OF
- Mrs. Aramanda Smith. the noted colored
religious reviyalist, has raken mandatory con
troll OF series of prayer-meetings in Cincinnati
1An Indiana man is naming his children
after the New England states. Rhode leland is
the last. 1t weighed three pounds at birth.
~Ihe United States circuit court in New
York, has affirmed the Judgment OF &fof 900 OBJ
tanned by the United States gainst Lilienthal &
Co., tobacconists, for violation of the internal
revenue law.
1A shock OF earthquake was fe,t on Satur-
day evening at Portland Oregon. The shock
was also felt in parts of Washington TERRITORY
and Bri.ieh Columbia.
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A MAN MISTAKEN FOR DEER AND KILLED.
On Monday last, as We learn from the Cumber-
land Md News, as several gentlemen in West
Virginia, between Frankfort aud Springfield,
were out hunting, the party separated, and Mr..
TruaN saw through the thick woods and brus
accordingly drew up his gun and fred at the
object. which proved to be the body of his friend
and fellow-sportsman, Mr.. Messmore. The
bullet entered his head, jast behind the left ear
and instant death was the result. The party,
consisting Of Mr.. TrusS, Mr.. Messnore aud
brother OF the deceased, were Pennsylvanians.
who had been for some time in the region of
West Virginia engaged in the bark business
the MessmOres being employed by Mr.. T., who
had large contracts for supplying bark. Mr..
Trusx is a middle aged man, married, and has
family; Messmore WAS single, and about 25
wears of age.
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The GIRLs WHO WERE BURNED TO DRArH
IN CENTER STREET, NEW YoRK-Somebody 70
Bldme.-The New York fire marsh al ia invest.
eating the Center street tire. James Brown
testified that he found the girls getting down
the IRE escape. One of them Mary Donovan)
said she was the last one down, and that Eve or
six were still In the building. She said, "For
Gods sake, try TO save them" In less than
minute after this the walls fell in. John p
Hopkins testified that the fire escape was out of
order, and the girls had to jump about sixteen
feet, after getting to the bottom Of il. Some OF
the girls were assisted down BY men with step.
ladder. The building had been on fire twice
previously within the last two or three weeks.
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R-The London Spectator, speaking of the
deep feeling against the gas strikers, says tia,
there are rich men In London who would have
shot them rather than use candles for three
nights.
~The jailor at Peoria, while going his
rounds recently, was locked into one OF the
cells by his son, and only released after promis-
ing 70 give his "yoaDg hopeful" three dollars Is
q Christmas gift.
y A mother, in the delicate, pungent western
style: lien million dollars is the sum that 8. n.
Pike was unable to take with him. We have
not heard whether any evidence Of iusanitv
exists in the shape of will"
reporters" are valuable public serysnss =
privileged class, having the right to 70 where
they please in search Of knowledge and must be
inouiEed IN the largest liberty. This may lead
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From Europe To-dax

TIE CzAROwITCH SLEEPS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 27.-The Czarnwffclf
light. 80
LOST ON TIE GERMANY.
LONDON, Dec 21.-Of the thirty persons lost
by the wrecking OF the steamship GERMANY.
twelve were Passengers, bat only one OF them
was an American.
TIE wILLLIAMsPoRT lrAD DISASTER Rr
PEATED IN ENGLAND.
While missionary meeting was beng held in
Stafford last night the door OF the buiIaing gave
way, precipitating one hundred persons a con
siderable distance. Many of them were Injured
come OF them, n ls feared, fatally.
WHAT ENGLAND SAYS TO RUSSIA.
LONDON, Dec. IA special dispatch 20 the
Itmes nom Berlin says Lord Ioftus British
ambassador at 81. Petersburg. has delivered
note TO Prince Gortsch0kofi, informing him thai
England will abstain from interfering win the
Russian progress in Central Asia If il does NOT
threaten Afghanistan. Nine thousand khivese
troops are DOW besieging the Russian forts en-
the Emba river. Another force OF two thousand
men IL depredating on the Russian fisheries AZ
the mouth OF the Emba, and reinforcemerts
locality.
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@"Camp meeting John Allen" has attended
234 OF 'em.
~Knoxville invested $1,000 in the Louisville
lottery, and drew back s75.
ga precocious eight-year old girl ipteu-
tonally shot herself in Savannah the other day
Blind turkey races" are q feature O!
Western church festivals.
SDrying buffalo skins cover acres of ground
at Wichita, Kan.
1The Texas ladies are getting funds for a
Magruder monument.
HSidney Rigdon, author of the Mormon
Bible, is dead.
SThe horse disease is on the decrease In
Havana, but RACES In the interior towns.
S"Malady grapes" is what st. Louis boy
asked tor at a fruit stand.
- Unsaleable railroad maps are thrust upon
coDhding ladies as fashion diagrams.
~All the unconvicted criminals i'm Califor
MIA are now clamoring for a Fair trial.
~An Iowa school boy has killed his father
Tor telling him 70 behave himself. Extenuating
circumstances, certainly.
Thirty years ago Mrs. Lydia Wilson. o.
haisin, Mich, stuck willow riding whip in til
ground. 1t BOW measures ten feet in circum-
ference ana spreads over eighty-iour feet.
eSA barn, with twenty horses and sleighs
belonging TO a dancing party at louisville, War
rem county, Pa, were burned up on Christma>
night.
HAn Illinois school-boy didn't think b.
would get fogging next day though b..
teacher told him 30, and burned down Ia,
sebool house before "next day" came.
~ While dancing at a ball in Akron, O., a
young lady broke out with the small pox. Hel
young man danced to q different tune immedi-
afeiy, but has since taken the disease.
- In Naples the other day Captain Gord,n
an English officer, fired revolver at q youn
lady on the promenade OF the Chiaia and thes
sIot himself. Both died Immediately.
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NEW EVIDENCE IN THE SToKRs-FIsX MUIR
DER TEIAL.-In the Stokes trial, in New York
yesterday, some new evidence was offered
Al drew Parker testified that some weeks before
Flsk was shot he (Parker) was introduced 10
Stokes, and In conversation which ensued
relative to trials then pending Stokes said fisk
was damned blackmailer, and he (Stokes)
pistol. Stokes repeated that Fisk was a black
mailer twice. AT this point Stokes was very
exelted, and rose up, saving that is false, all
and MI. Townsend began the opening address
for the defence.
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NR. SUMMERS EXPORT to remove the traces
VI CIVIL STRIFE Is regarded with friendly indffer-
eDce, by The Louisville Courier-JoprnaI. r.
considers that the south has no special interest
IN the matter, and says: "Before the next
PRESIDENTIAL election we may fairly look for
new combinations, which will obliterate all the
oid sectional lines. Gen. Grant himself may be
me nominee OF the southern people. The most
distinguished of confederates lay be his ardent
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The WEEKLY STAR. now ready, contains a
comprehensive abstract of the news OF the
week-lOcal and general; "the stronges. thing
In Washington" two shocking murders in this
city; the burning OF Barnums museum; the
great fire in Centre street, New York; terrible
railroad disasters of the week; the library of
Congress; report on the improvement OF the Po-
tonsc river channel; improvement of streets ard
avenues by the board of public works; latest and
best tales, poems, sketches and society items: To-
gether with interesting local news, WASHINGTON
news ana gossip, agricultural items, household
receipts, &c, &c.
Terms: One dollar and half per annum, in
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers
ready tor mailing,
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iHE WOMEN VOTERS TO BE TRIED IN JANu-
ARY.-In the case OF Susan b. Apthonv And
fourteen other women, under examination for
voting illegally at the last general election in
rochester, the United States commissioner
yesterday, in that city, gave a decision hold nc
each to bail In five hundred dollars to appeai
before the United States district court on fine
third Tuesday of January.
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Affairs I'm philadelphia.

PHILADEtPHIA, Dec. 1.-THE FairhiIl roll
ing mill, York and America streets. G.ulhsrt
Morgan and Coskey, proprietors, was barned
TIM morning. Valuable machinery vas ruinei.
Los $50, 000-insuranee go 600.
ALLEGED ABORTION.
The coroner is investigating the death of
Amanda Beede, from abortion. Several par-
ties are in custody.
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HUNG JURY IN THE BRooKLYS POISONING
CAsR.-The iury in the case of DIR. Irish. on
I. AL Tor the poisoning Of Anderson in BROOKLYN.
came into court yesterday morning. and stated
hat they were unable to agree, when they were
discharged. DIR. Irish was Immediately admit
also relea sed on 30 800 49,
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A $40 600 Fire

WlLNiEeros, n. c., Dec. IA fire las,
niebt. commencing NJ the southeast corner OF
MARKET and I'd street,, DESTROYED a pRmher a.
buildings, the principal of which were the pri-
vsie residences OF I. j. Lord and Mrs. w. III,
maIks, ana the stores occupied by j. B. Hug
gins, Z. II. Moher and II. Finkle. The losses
are about 20 600; insurance. go 900
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CHICAGO PERsoEALs.-Major Powell, ex-
nlorer, is at the fremont. He Is on his way to
Washington. Minnie Myrtle Miller, wife of
I I VI the olerras, Is at the Gardner. No
joaquin. limited States Senator Matt. II.
carpenter, of Wisconsin, was at the fremont
house last evening" inter Ocean, o5tb
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RAID ON BOSTON GANBLERs.-The state con-
sfabulary OF Boston, on Christmas day, visited
several gambling establishments, arrested
eighty nine persons, and seiZ ed furniture and
implements valued at five thousand dollars.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

READERS AND ADvRRrIeERs should look out
for THE STAR's double sheet TO- morrow. Ii
will be superb number, crammed with inter-
Getting matter.
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WASHINGTON CITY ways are peculiar
Moved by the many examples of Congress. a
SIowner,s quest in murder case was yesterday
Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
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0hfpWreek-

BosToN, Dec: z.-The ship Peruvian. from
slbgapofe, VIA Sourasbays. for Boston, struck
on feeked HUI bar, Cape Cod, daring the
storm OF last night, and went 90 pieces. The
GREY we're All drowned. Part OF the cargo was
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Ktre II OmGoRfO,
DBIko1T, Dec H--Five stores in Wiu.lsor
Vnssr'o, were burned last night; less, s35,o9V,
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1he Bay steameI

1ne BAY steamer George Leary safe.
bALTInokE, Dec. Z7.-rhe steamer George
Leary, OF the Bay line, which left ~ ,rfolk on
Meoneeoey night, arrived safely st moo a TO-DAY
ne, oeienuon was caused by Ice in the bay and
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The Presidents EVENING RECEPTIONS thi:
winter will be on Wednesday evening, January
18th; Wednesday evening, January 10th, and
Wednesday evening, February 18th.
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No APPOINTMENT Of Indian Commissioner
will probably be made before the return OF
Secretary DeIano from Cuba.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM EASEMENTS.
COME AND HEAR
TWO GRAND CONCERTS
HAWAIIAN HAND OF THE FIFTH
INRANTRY REGIAENT,
80. ssogs .s2!s ~! HALL al.
THIS EVENING, December y, .td sATURpAY.
THE CONCERT BY IRE
SABBATH SCHOOL OF THE NEW YORK AVE-
NUE. PRESBYTERIAN CHUROH
is POSTPONED
On account OF the very Indictment weather.
Tickets will be good for Concert when ammo ancei
See future advertisement. 1t
HAYDNs GRAND oRaToBIo OF Tue
THE
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,
CoKGKreATlnolaaksL CHURCH,
Corner 10th and G streets northwest,
MONDAY EVENING, DEC 80, 1872, at O'CLK
rselois'srMrs H.G BUTTS; SOPRANO; Mr. Q. 2.
FIELD, Pianist
Tickets- 20 cents; for sale at Ellis Music Store
S ats can be reserved without extra charge on aud
after Thursday, the 10th. Dist
NATIONAL THEATER. BEGINS AT g..
IN ME-. j. g. SAvILLR, Lessee aud Manager
A MERCY XMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Grand HOLIDAY TR Eat
FOR OLD ANO YOUNG.
Mr.. HEENASnEz sTEs,S NEW COMIC
TRICK PANTOdIME,
FEFI.FO.FUM:
Or, Harle quin Jack the Giant Killer.
ton Scene of Dazzling Brilliance and Beauty.
c S'fG S Saas Sa ps s%s
AND HIS W RHSPksigf P EASN6{o;Arrp DOGS.
TIE fhf r FIsIStSfs R,n SISTERS:
The PafH FRE sSd 5"l Twin List SSsen
Ana other Attractive N.velti=s, combining to FUR
nish Delightful Feast Of Amusement.
CHRISTMAS G hs1 saf MhT1sFE AsF'rrRsooss
Avoid rush, and secure seats ia advance.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 80,
AR.AND MRS. DION sOu0IOAULT. d254r
WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIoUE,
w Eleventh. st., south Of PernsylUania aysnls.
HOLIDAY WEEK. HOLIDAY WEEK.
MASTER BARNEY. MASTER BARNEY.
The P0P %iss tiseet EOsri.t 11d Actor
nc ' TmE nEoP si Si Bsor az sSu'f0''e
The Daymg Female Gymnast,
THE WARREN SISTERS,
Song and Dance and sketch Artists.
HARRY HAkT, HAIRY HART,
The PopuIsr Ethiopian Com ,dian.
PAISLEY AND HUGHES.
JAS. ": WISELY AND adobe JOHNSON,
Character and Protean Artists.
GRAND CHRISTMAS MATINEE.
ROBINSON CRCSOE AND HIS MAN
FRIDAY.
MONSTER ENTERTAINMENT.
nxrp unprv r !. n .,urun .r,arr,
Teney Harvey, X. j. Bucky,
Alfred Bnekly, Master Harry,
DON'T FORGET, ROBINSON CRUSOE,
Family Matinee "Wednesday aud Saturday. d23-tr
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The Hon. j. f. Wilson, of Iowa, fell through
the bottom OF dollar store chair, last week,
and broke three ribs.
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Special NOTICES.


Cosphs, Colds. HOaT.asS,. Group, AsthBid aad
EroEcht;ts.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Cases OF Con sum pfion whether recent or advanced
greatly relieves All that have used il will cheer
fully attest to its great virtues curative for all
ills arising from slisht cough, cold, &C.
SIMPLE BOT RFFICAC1oUs.
TIE be within the reach of every one Il IL put u
in zoe. and 81 bottles.
For sale only by
ARTHUR NATrANs. Druggist.
dec2lR Cor. ID and ID streets ". W.
A Gard.
Clergyman, while residing In south America,
ss missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Disease Of the Urinary and semina Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought BY baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers ha % been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted BY desire to benefit
the hicted aEd unfortunate, i'll send the recite
fer prepsrl ng and esing this medicine, IN sealed
enveio1e. 20 any one who needs II, Ee Of Ch1rgs.
Address, JOSEPH r. INM<N,
Station ID, Bible House,
mtr2-1y New York City.
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Crushed 10 Death at q Christ IN as
Festival.

THE FATAL FALL OF A CHURCH FLOOR AT
wILLIANsPoRT, PA.
The details of the shocking affair at Will
Transport, Pa, on Christmas evening, when the
floor of Baptist church in which Q congrega-
ton was assembled for festive purposes fell
through and caused the death of fourteen per-
sons and the injury OF some forty or fifty more
as stated in telegram I'm yesterdays STAR
are very painful. The circumstances of the
ling, and the presence OF 50 many women and
children, are peculiarly saddeDing. Three
hundred men, women and children were A.
sembled in the church to have O Christmas fes-
uVal. The church was brilliantly iliumina ted
and gifts were being distributed to the chill
dren, when suddenly there was noticed pecu-
mar snake, quiver'ng Of timbers that dc
the impression taken firm hold OF those
present than terrible catastrophe happened
When the crash came there went up wall OF
mangied humanity that caused the blood of ali
fairly to curdle. Children wildly shrieking for
their parents, and the groans of the wounded
and dying filling the air with lamentations and
distress, with many beneath the timbers CRYING
IN the name OF God for deliverance, made the
scene most terrible and heartrending one
while the oil lamps Of the edifice had kindled a
IRE that bid fair TO destroy all in general csn-
migration. Those outside worked with a will
and used every possible effort to secure the
living from the mangled mass. Several times
TIE church was on fire, but providentiaIly the
flames could be reached and were speedily ey
tinguished Many within who were able to
reach the windows burst out the lights and
leaped to the ground, a distance of fourteen or
fifteen feet. Before eleven O'Clock at night the
bodies were removed and identified. In the
panic several were wounded by being run over
Some OF the wounded will probably die.
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INTERNAL RgvRsUK--The receipts from tbl:
source to-day were s144, 500 os.
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MINIS TER wAsHBuRNK sails from New York
for France to- morrow.
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THK BUREAU Of engraving and printing,
Treasury department, is closed, to make some
necessary repairs to the machinery, and will
remain closed three DAYS.
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LADIES' GOODS.
- HISS McGO Is NICK ma.
y HAS, REMOVED x

she hss sil the newest and m styles
Ter bOHkk1 ana HOUND Hats for the winter
season. Also, fine FLOWERS, FEATHERS, &C.,
sc. dscl0-ty
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X. FULTON co. g,
d2l-7t' 3l4 9Th street, near Penn. venue.
d. A. q. GIVAUDAH, o. French Cook and
IV1 Caterer Of long experience in this city, has
Inston, here he will furnish upon the most reas-
onsbls terms Balls Dinners su opers and Lun chss
and new Ornaments for the table. Will always be
ready 10 furnish single dishes Of any kind, Soups,
&c. His long perence and the satisfaction he has
generally given will be O guarantee TO those who
may employ him. A.: u. GIyAUDAE, No. 500
18th corner Of H. derl7.30
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EREhCH FLCTIN3-7As 0ziy yIaes ~ tks cary
Il trhsre IL ~ done ALSO, STAMPING, PIkKISG
and EMBkUIDERY " every d. scription
BEADS Il all kinds, and E1BBOIDERING
SILKS Of all colors, Cor stsntly on hand.
MES. q Ii. MAURER,
Git seventh street,
lsnl5-ly opposite Patent Once.
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tnS Iuesu"h Vi REVISING ioI puollc use tne
English version of the Holy Scriptures has a.
last assumed definite, practical shape in Great
Britain, and must before long claim the atten-
ton OF all churches which use the same YER
sion, it has been thought advisable to introduce
the subject to American scholars by q republi-
cation OF the recent trestises of Archbishop
Trench. Bishop Ellicott and Professor Light
foot on the principles and mode of revision.
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TEE OCEAN, ATMOSPHERE AND LIFE Be.
iIs The teoond ser'es of a peeccirtiye History Il
the Life Of the Gle6e. By Blises Reclnss safhor
Bros. Irkrough J. C., Parker 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-02

- :
In an honorable contest ior principles,
TO success won by their Abando nment and
at the sacrifice 81 honor, consistency and
self.Teepscs. he exhorted the Democ-
Taey Of RaSbour to maintain their politi-
cal integrity and to rally around the stan
dard Of the only true Democratic candi-
dates, OConor and Adams.
Mr. Ice completely vaaquiShed Martin
in the discussion aud made him and hi'
Greeley friends vince and squlrm like
CALLED lGdes"-especiAlly the Rtgiittr'i
correspondent from this town-under the
crushing force OF his arguments and
logic, The speech had telling effect
upon the crowd and In November next
majority OF the Democratic votes d
Barbour will be cast for o'Conor and
Adams. 0BsERyRR.