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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

A NUMBER or PUBLIC SPIRITED GENTLEMEN
in Syracuse are organizing a Christian Labor
Association for the purpose Of giving employ
ment TO people out OF work. A needle depart
ment will be established for the aid of destitute
women, and such means adopted for the assist
ance OF men a. circumstances NAV suggest.
Considerable capital is TO be entered in the en-
terprise. There IL a practical Christianity in am
enterprise Of this sort which must commend IL 20
right-thinking people Of all classes and cOndi-
flllIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01
SP ECIAL NOTICES.


wines, Liquors, &c, for the Holidays.
More than one hundred Of our citizens feel them
selves under personal obligation to c. GAUTIER,
No. l2l1 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, for be-
ing able, through the virtues Of his celebrated Bit
ters TO participate in the festivities incident TO the
Holiday Season. Although Mr.. c. takes much pride
IN thus being public benefactor he does not allow
the other titles of his business to escape his obser
walton. Already his store Rroans with the immense
stock OF Liquors and Cordials imported for the Ao
iasy trade and which have been selected with care
f9E the wants Of his patrons. Those in want of
whistles, Brandes, Wines and Liquors, should
favor him with CALL and be assured that what they
buy In his line will be not vnly pure but unad utter
ated decl9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

RUSSIA GRATIFIED.-A telegram from ST.
Petersburg tells how profoundly satisfied the
people OF Russia are with the cordial reception
their young Prince has had in the United States.
They think that this noble hospitality Isis not
only pledge of enduring amity between the
two nations, but a contribution 20 the general
peace and progress of humanity"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

TANMANY REDIvIvUs.-At a special meetin z
of the Tammany Society in New York Sstur-
day, james X. Nicholson presiding, aud john
j. Bradley, Isaac Bell, Matthew r. Brennan,
Samuel J. Garbin, Emanuel Hart, and Jos.
Downing being among thoSe present, Augasta "a
Sebell was elected Grand Sacbem in place OF
Vim. NJ. Tweed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

CLERICAL SCOUNDREL.-Rine who Is in
Jail in Chicago for robbng a passenger on a
sleeping coach last week, states that he was a
Methodist minister, and had been pastor of
church in Pittsburgh and also at AIleghany
City and Paramount. He had been to Kansas
and was returning from there. He says he had
become Intoxicated on account OF anxiety CON
book in the car he took it, intending at the time
to return it, but after reaching Chicago he be-
came intoxicated again and went to a gambling
house, where he was robbed. He finally went TO
a house of i'll fame, where he offered the stolen
bonds, by which means he was detected. Rine
was educated at Madison College, PennsyIy ania
He has a wife, but no children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

VALNAsEDA, the Spanish barbarian, has
added another black charge to the already long
list now arrayed against him. His last act OF
ruelty has been TO decree that out of the thirty
i've thousand Chinese inhabitants of Cuba ten
n fifteen thousand of them shall Immediately
nrol themselves under the tutelage of Spanish
nini0ns and labor for the government at a Der
ncEth. He also DEGREES that all Chinese now
sorking under the contract system shall be
-eindentured on the expiration Of their terms or
re sent to jail. This Infamous order win vir-
ually place the Chinese in q state worse than
-iRvery,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

VICTOR HUGo has accepted the nomination
from Paris 10 one OF the vacant seats in the As
sembly, and announces his principles TO be
abolition Of capital punishment, raising the
siege OF Paris, non-reStoTation Of monarchy, A
proclamation Of general amnesty, the dissOlu-
ton Of the present Assembly, and the removal
of the tovernment TO Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

PROSPECTIVE IMPEACHMENT OF ALL THE
OFFICIALS In TEXAs.-There is considerable
excitement in Texas in consequence of the prob
instant. The term of this body expired by law
on the 4th of November. The alleged object
of the meeting is to impeach Controller Bied.
,S anu .nus pace tne nnances OF the state in
zoe retaliates by threatening the sure impeach-
ment of the governor. The governor threatens
force in case the legislature attempts to con-
vene. 1t is reported that Judges Evans and
Walker have indicated a belief in the validity
of the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

REV. GEORGE III. HEPwonra, the eloquent
Unitarian preacher Of New York, l. thinking OF
leaving the Church. He says that Unitarians
are fast drifting 10 utter negatiOn OF the divinity
of the Saviour and the validity OF the Scriptures
while he is becoming more conservative in his
views every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

WATER, such as Is DIT to drink, commando a
price in Madrid as high Is soda water IA tbis
city, as summer beverage is more sought ATE
than wine, and people Ike II better for having >,
pay for 1t than IL cost nothing. Ice is siso
scarce there, liquefying snow from the m ,un-
tain tops being abou. the best to be had.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01
OVERCOATS.
BUSINESS SUITS.

GLENGARYs, 10, IL is, AND sls.
DOUBLE BREASTED BOX COATS
At 7, ., 9, 10, AND STA
YOUTHS SUITS at 10, IL, ., Ia. so, AND SIS.
BOYS SUITS from - to IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

HENRY MEIGGs, the American Railway King
has undertaken another huge railway job. He
mas contracted to build and equip within three
years road one hundred and twenty miles i'm
length from the port of Limon, on the Atlantic
beean, TO the city of Aldjuela, Costa Rica for
The sum Of GOO 600 or 50 900 900 United States
currency. When completed this road will be of
sreat advantage to the United States, as at the
"resent time the greater portion Of the coffee
;rop OF the country Is hauled i'm carts to the port
Il Punta Arenas, on the Pacific, at heavy cost
from thence it is taken by sailing vessels around
% London, and Hamburg, occupying a four
months voyage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

s0Pekin. III, girls run foot-racee for wagers.
~The new Mayor Of Chicago ID making war
upon The gamblerl
~The London Times thinks three men-of-
var could capture that city.
~Why is IN onEibus strap like conscisnce7
man.
~ The New York Mail sayE A men mart
their hair In the middle, ladies have taken 30
wearing theirs parted on the ode.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

INcREAsE ~ SNALL-Pox IN PHTIsprr-
rHlk-fs TreafncHf, Gc.-The ph,ladelphia
health ofhcer's reportshows the following figures
IN regard TO smallpox IN that CITY. deatis for
me past year, 1871. and progressive spread OF
TIE disease deaths from small-pox-.Tuly s:
August, n; September, n; October, 20. NOveni-
Der, o. December, ,0al. Suphaie OF rinc aud
oi2 tails tfox :lovesl IL repor cd a. being used
sish success. This Is the new semcdy said 70
have been given 20 the world nv the Paris scien-
INC school Of medicine. and 20 be unfailisa
me prescription, which l. said % be equally 81
iec.iVe IN scarfet fever, is follows :-Sulphst.
zinc, one grain; fox glove, t,tgItals) one grain:
mai teaspoonfnl OF sugar. mix with two table
spconfuls OF water. When thoroughly mixe.i
add Tour ounces OF water. Take a spoonful
every hour. Prescriptions. however sb0ull
rarely he taken without the sanction OF q med
ga man IN serious cases Ike smallpox and
Vic. ct fever. In philadelphia. the latest ad-
lily increasing and wv VI. VI tuner as ~ steal
nded 20 the poorer sections ~ the CIV nm y
raging on Walnut, Arch aud Chestnut Streets
and IN Other quarters occupied by the weal;hiest
citizens. Business Is almos. AZ a andStin The
DO els s~e empty, aud even the street cars are
hut slendsrly occupied Owing 60 the fear OF con-
t2cion frc N contact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.

An business is closed in New York to-day.
and hence we have no Associated Press reports
by telegraph IRON that city in this issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

l0ll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ec23 Between 10th and 18th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

"WoRN OUT WITH FIGUREs."-The suicide
of clerk in the Bank Of New York was an
nounced exclusively i'm last evenings Erprsss.
The name OF the deceased was Rufus Ripley.
aged y. He lived at No. 81 Ormond Place.
Brooklyn, aud had been employed for several
years in the bank boOkkeeper i'm the gold
department. He has suffered at intervals from
neuralgia in the head, which caused the most
intense pain, aud al times untitled him Tor busi-
ness. He left letter in which he said ~ am
worn out with headaches and figures, and I am
going to my long rest. I have made the last
posting I'm the ledger OF lite, aud now am going
10 tick on GCOd-byi God bless vOui~ The
bank officers state that the accounts OF the ,ls-
ceased are correct. ard that they had every
reason 10 he satisfied with him.-Nc5y l0rk
Express, o0h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

lNPRisoSED AMERICANS IN CUBA-A New
York hc'ald Havana correspondent, speaking
o. the case o. Dr. Howard. saws: Dr. Emile
Howard Is n native OF Philadelphia. aud has re
sdf 4 TOO many YES and practiced MS profess
son IN CtSnfGcgCs. The charge uIson witch he
vas a'restcd arose out OF his having I'm lsil sold
Two medicine chests 60 a Spanish gentleman.
Se'sor Eunven, who Afterwards ioiaed the in
Sanction and carried y ith hun The two plcdi-
cihe chests he had prrchsScdof Howard. shortly
a ter ~ close of the last wear an insuryent
emp v 5 snrprised b. some Spanish forces. ant
a med. mt chest with How ard's name engraved
on u Was found. The arrest OF Howard. who il
Uncle 10 the Cavados. Aiolfo. and FREDERICK.
aud o. the German, RaNio. formerly United
States consular agent & Cfenfuogo followed.
Dr. Howsrds case Wa suhfh -t.ea 20 a court
marital, OF which several officers of the Glen
fu6 sos volunteers formed a part. The court
marital was held ON the 18th instant. aud
pronounced sentence on Howard Of eight wears
IN the chan Gang and the contscatiOB Of hrs
properly. F. tCriCO Cavado creditahly served
IN The Onion army, and was appointed U1i-t1
States consul at Trinidad. For over a We .r hs
has lsngaishCd In prison. endc sVoring TO haze
bis case h ought TO a conclusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01
Ratchel0r,a Hair Dxa.

THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
tech Sold by all druggtsts Price, Is and 50 cents
JOCVES'S NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
Err restores soed gloves equal to new. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers Price, Is
cents, de SLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

LYNCHING A MAN FOR DEPENDING Hrs
DonlcILE.-Last Friday evening one Browning
rolored, in Rracken county, KY, II is said, to
whip the latter or eject him from the house
Duncan showed fight, and on the door being
rowd and killed Browning. Duncan was cap
ured and taken to Brookyille jail In his shirt
md drawers. On Sunday night 1t O'Clock
iity-two disguised and armed men took him
rom the jail and hanged him to q tree q mile
md a half from Brookville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01
Other Receptions.

Among those who received at the hotels were
Mrs. Senator Morton, Mrs. Senator Hamlin
Mrs. j. A. Pete.s. Mrs. ID. F. Murphey, Mrs
F. Cake, Mrs. Helmick, at the Metropolitan
MI. Ohas. H. Sheriff., Mrs. and Miss Ramsey
Mrs. Justice Clifford AZ the National.
The temperance movement was a success, a.
spirtuous liquors were not served as generally
as heretofore, but coffee, chocolate, lemonade.
ices, . c., were substituted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

MONEY WANTED To PRosECUTE the VI p--
NoNs--Untted Stairs District Attorney Bat.
OF Utah, has addressed letter 90 senator TrIni-
bail, asking from the Judiciary. committee is-
structions as 20 what he shall do. as he L. wiz
out money 20 pay the expenses OF the court Tor
prisoners, jurors, witnesses, &c. He SAYS in THE
territorial courts, a. such, the officers are al
MoTmons, who will not punish their followers
for high crimes at all. hut do frequently punish
Gentiles unfairly aud uujustly; aud unless the
nlted States prosecute criminals, anarchy
must soon exist there, and neither life nor prop
erty VIII he safe. The cost OF Keeping prisoners
and for transportation II already Sl5O0O. ami
there II not a cent on hand for present or future
expenses. The attorney says the Only course for
the government TO pursue Is 20 provide money
immediately for the prosecution OF the great
crimes now charged. or order all dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

Lea 4 Perrfns' sauce.
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD sAUCEn
1t improves appetite and digestion, and It 10 un.
rivaed Tor its favor.
We are directed by Messrs LEA q PERKINS to
prosecute all parties making vending counterfeits
JOHN DUNCANS SONS.
aul2 eo6m Agents, New Ycrk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
MONDAY EVENING. January ,1aa.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL.
Grard Spectat ula- Drama, with Grand lllet.
Marie BoDfa1ti, Mons. Won Hamme, M lie. b Faga-
nj, MazZeri, Joseph ne Bers1a, Puizoi, Ma
seoa -.e, Alluti, and lloni
BGORGEOUS TRANSFORMATION,
sna sSt,Ss new scenerS and Meehanicsl Effects.
the beautiful Sns -tacular Drama,
THE lAIAD QUEEN,
goIgeously produe d-three grand Ballets, with
BONIfAHTI and Troupe every per iosmance.
secure your sests. Janl II
INCOLN HALL.
MRS. MOULTON.
Tn ma me IT has the honor 70 announce
Two GRAND MOULTON CONCERTS
For HONDAY EVENING, January :, AL
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan Try 3, at 5 o clock, on
which occas.oa
MRS. CHARLES MOULTON,
ATrr.cls tOss Gifted souCst.ess,
% long dis insu'shed in European and American ara
crc, To- ht m uchle5s al powers and exluJits
cut Gre. AM si,er he rrcuht
MOST b. ILLIANT TRIUMPHS
IN ALL the princi al cities the lied States, will
make ne hrst and only appearance in Washington,
ST BY the folio ing dis in GO ed artists:
Mr. REOOkPOUSE BOWLER, the favnrite 20 4
Or SIG FERRASTI. the renowned bs i'oHe, and
Mr. JAMES Web /. TIE eminent pianist.
Mr. GkO. W. COLRY. Music al Director.
Gener A admission. 1. Reserved seats, 81 extra.
o. Thursday morning, January 4, at 9o'cOck. The
Concerts G. CHIZZOLA,
Janl II Business Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

Nor THE RIGHT WAY TO Do Ir.-A Prank
in street gentleman and his wife had q little
ne would hang up her stockings for her. Which
he did, but inadvertently omitted TO take her
'ut Of them. She stood on her head nine min
utes, when the neighbors arbitrated--NersicA
RrIrefsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

SIXTY CENSUS CLERKS were discharged on
Saturday, making about a hundred dismissed in
the last two months. There yet remain about
two hundred and fifty or two hundred and
seventy-fve, besides the heads of the divisions
Other discharges will soon take place. as the
work from time to time shall be finished in sec
'OnS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

The WEATHER.-The meteorological obser-
vations at the signal Office in this city show the
following general result for the month of Dc
cember Barometer, monthly mean, 80, I42:
thermometer, monthly mean, 1923; total rain
fall, 1.36; prevailing wind, northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

Mr.. VAN MORT, who has been appointed by
Mayor Hall 70 Tweed's former position a. Com
sioners OF Public Works, Is a straight out repub-
hcaB. Oakley Is evidently trying to ingratia;e
himself with the majority in the new Legislature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01

K. c. DE LARGE publishes a card i'm the
Charleston papers denouncing as false and ma
licious the statement that he has abandoned all
claim to his seat i'm Congress and compromised
with the contestant, g. G. Bowen. De Large
says that he intends to defend his right, not
outstanding his attorney, c. W. Butts. has per
tdiously sold out to Mr.. Bowen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-01
INSURANCE CoANIEs.

CATITAL. $500 ,oOO-THI YEw Jersey
Office ala MARI - SWEET irsT pll tilsss seainst
nie ana brrSkage, whether Dor. Window, ShH-s
Sssee -tnresge or n public or private hr,iid'TSs
nEo cturCaTs. a. rafrs i0x as Consistent with
W. hit rests 81 The insured aud safety to tn. COn
- fsTtlcular attention given q "a" insirsne-
O a, TGrs - public private hOaSso. l. 500
S9ona'I adjusted snd r-0rnrtly paid. Z lwh
ut-i.l'. fre-irent: v Russell Secretary. y l.
HMlnT, Az, mt, C.lr1-, bixn az Building d22 IN
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-02-15

CAsrE-The telegraph reports that the col
ored people of the Southern States are pre-.
pairing to hold convention to endeavor TO i'm
press on the administration the necessity Of
having colored Judges TO preside at the trials
of colored criminals. We think Mr. Sumner
rights bill applicable to the negroes of the
South, prohibiting them from making any dis
tinction on account Of race, color or previous
condition of freedom. 1t would also be well
enough for him 10 prepare another lecture on
Caste" and instead of delivering it to white
audiences, make tour of the Southern States
aud lecture his colored brethren on bis favorite
hobby. white Judge they consider good
enough TO preside on the trial Of white crimi-
nails. but they want no white trash to act as
Judges on the trial of colored malefactors.
Negro Justices OF the Peace are common
throughout the South. aud white offenders
against the majesty of the law are tried before
these sable dispensers of carpet.bagger Radi-
cal law. In South Carolina negroes not oily
make the laws Tor white people, but on The
Supreme Bench Of that down.trodden, Radical
ridden commonwealth sits negro as black as
the ace of spades. The negroes think it is all
right and proper that white criminals or lii.
giants should be tried and their rights adjudi.
Gated before a Congo Justice or Judge, but
- fore God" it's wrong ard oppressive TO their
race that white Justice or Judge should sit
upon the trial of cases wherein Sambo is an
interested party. Surely the abolition millen-
mum is near at hand, when the bottom rail
will be on top and the prosecuted descendants
of Ham shall sit in judgment on their pale
faced brethren. Can the mongrel government
of Mexico exhibit more ridiculous or revolt
ing state of public affairs than we are fast
drifting to under Radical rulel
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-02-15

CONGRESSIONAL ADJoURNMEST.-Senat
Morton's early adjournment resolution, which
passed the Senate, will probably be defeated
in the House. Members are opposed 10 an
adjournment until bill to modify the tariff is
passed. Morton and other friends of Grant
are very anxious that Congress should adjourn
at an early day in order that they may return
home and manipulate affairs in such manner
as to secure his denomination, and canvass for
his reelection. We believe that they were
sent to Washington to legisate for the good of
the people and of the whole country, and not
to waste a couple of months, or more, doing
nothing, and then adjourn to go out on cleo
pioneering tours. The people don't pay Con-
gressmen or Senators to travel around the
country electioneering for party candidates,
and if they would attend to their legitimate
duties aud let politics alone the country would
be much better off. Our Radical public ser.
wants, instead of earning their pay by attend
ing to the business of the people for which
they were sent to Washington, appear to be
engaged about nine-tenths Of their time in lay
ing pipe preparatory to the next Presidential
campaign. We have watched the proceedings
of Congress closely. and know of no measure
of great public Importance that has been passed
OF the present session. Time has been frit-
tered away in useless discussion and now the
friends of the administration are engaged in
covering up stupendous frauds,-as instanced
in the New York Custom House investigation
and in og.rolling with members of the House
for on early adjournment of Congress, regard
less of all measures of public interest now
pending before our National Legislature.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-02-15

SNoWBOUND.-The Union Pacific Railroad
has proven q total failure during the Winter,
and if anything was required to satisfy people
of the nature and extent of the snow blockade,
the following letter and telegram, which our
friend Burkett has allowed US to copy, would
satisfy any one:
KELroN Utah, February 7, 1872.
J. NJ. BuRKETT: You will notice by inclosed teie-
gram that the Head of the DuRel family s luxuriat-
ing on crackers and fish in the wids OF the ROCKY
mountains and the chances are that he would give
about 95 per cent. Of good Bank Stock to get out
Yours truly, II. d.. ELLSWORTH
The following despatch was sent per West
ern Union Telegraph Company:
CARBON, February T. 1872.
To ELLSWORTH LoUrHAN: Fifteen days snow.
b. NJ. DURELL.
After the above was put in type we received
q letter from our old friend Harry Ellsworth,
at Kelton, stating that he had just received
another telegram, announcing that seven trains
would reach Ogden on the night of February
7th, and if it does not prove canard, there
will be some hopes of an Eastern connection
soon. Harry says that our friend c. S. Kings
ley was to start East from Kelton on the morn
ing of February 9th, but had wisely concluded
to take look at the beauties of Zion until he
has u sure thing on getting through to the East.
In regard to freights on the Central Pacific
from California, he says he has just received q
letter from the General Freight Agent of the
Company, stating that Idaho freights will re-
main the same as they were last year. and that
the reported raise in the tariff of rates is
mistake.