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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-15

BEoCFIYN's LATEST MYSTERY ..t ~ .
Irdy Thnrtgi Poison "a H. Ia CHr- fla Cs-e
a. MIR. Nan Syckleu. residing ~ the crrucr OF
Henry street and Love ,ane, who dier q seycu
a. clock last Saturday evening, from the sup
Toscd effects OF arsenic taken .n \ cup OF tea.
Pas excited n good dat OF inter . in E-pAklyu.
The coroner Was notified OF the case on Ssfur-
DAY lest, and one "a has clerks called NJ the
house that evening and stated that tue Inquest
would be held to-day. The nciCihlrs suspect
vcrtsin pg-ties OF the murder. hat thrs far no
steps have been taken for their arrest. Mr..
Van Sycklen recently bought the house ia which
she lived and owned a large amount OF other
property. all 90 ich she held IN her Own name.
Her husband Is = butcher doing business az ire
corner Of Columbis and Doty street.. and IL re-
port 81 10 be very iUtemVerate man. When
fDld Of the condition OF his vile Il treated the
matter lightly and said he could 40 her uo zoo 4.
As already stated in the World. Mrs. Van
SHck came home on Thursday lsst from New
York, ordered a cup o! tea, and drank portion
az y. She Wa then taken viOleutly IN ana
never recovered. Ar the symptom ~ her cas-
iudica' d thar she had been poisoned. n
CrsTe, who stteutcd her, ard who is well
known in New York and Brooklyn. having
served several year. I'm the Metropolitan board
q health. ordered the tea aualyZsd. aud the re-
suit WAS the discove. V OF large quantity of az
seuic. The Tema uicr OF the tea ha- been saved
and vii be closely examined D-day.-N h
ErriE, 1fA.
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LABOR TROUBLES IN BALTINORE-Lock Out
Of the " Cutters" in Clothing Hoasss.-In IN p asst
few days quite serious difficulty has arisen
between the large clothing houses of this city
and those of their employees technically called
"cutteTs." 1t seems that the cutters have be-
,Cme members of a secret benet fetal society
known as the "SOns OF ADAM" and that the en-
plOyers learning that said org anZ alton proposed
TO regulate the hours OF labor, and the amount
of work TO be performed by its members, as
well Fs the rate of compensation, held meet
Ing and resolved not TO employ any cutter who
continued his connection with said association.
A circular was addrl ssed to the cutters, in-
forming them that unless they withdrew from
the 'SOns OF Adam, +" OF disbanded said organi-
zation, their services would be no longer re-
qured. The cutters not being willing to COM
ply with these conditions, oil last Friday night
most of The large clothing houses in Bait more
discharged all such employees, who, yesterday
afternoon, held an Indignation meeting, and
determined not 10 give up their organic alton,
which, as they claim, is purely a beneficial y
ciety, and not intended to interfere with the
interests of their empioyees.-Battimore AMIR
lean, l5fh.
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The wreck Of the Lac L. Belle.

M,Iw.rxr Ocr fNI!be ave bosfs With
the pas engers and wof the Inflated steamer
Lac La Belle have all been heard from. Two
of the toats landed at Racine, one at Kenosha.
one was picked up by the schooner Floritta of
wankcegan, and one landed at Calumet, IN,
this morning. Mr.. y. K. Dove, agent for tue
EDgleman Transportation company at Grand
haven, was one OF the boat load picked
up by the schooner Floritta. Before be
eft the Lac La Belle he tore out from the pas
seDger re cord leaf containing full list OF the
passengers registered. Mr.. Dove thinks NJ least
Z half dozen persons went down with the vessel
One passenger named =. wisnnin. travelling
agent for q tobacco house, il known 70 have
been lost. "
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REWARDS FOR THE ARREST OF THE BALrI-
MORE MURDH ayor Vansant, of Baiti-
more, has offered reward Of $500 for the dis
covery, arrest and fiction OF the murderer
OF Capt. Samuel Barrett, and similar reward
IN the case OF the murderer OF the cOIored boy
Geo. ". Barrett, killed in that city on the night
OF tie Greeley demonstration. GOV WHITE has
also issued proclamation Offering tue same re.
ward lS5O0l In each ca:e.
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Brutal WIFEMURpER IN PaILADHLPHIA.-
Mary Nealy, living In an attic at 1870 Fitzwater
street, Phiadeiphis, was found dead last even
ing, with several ribs broken and her breast
crushed in. The deed is supposed to have been
done by her husband, an Incorporate man.
Cries of murder were heard during the after
noon, and when parties went into the room in
TIE evening. the body was found, with her hus-
hand, James, holding up her head. The hus-
band is in custody,
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ALLEGED FRAUD BY, AND FLIGHT OF. AN
EX-M. Can associated press dispatch from
Philadelphia says: sit is said that a gentlem an
whe represented one Of the districts Of this CITY
in Congress has disappeared with eons;derabIe
property, belonging to two widows and one or
two other persons The statement is that the
gentleman aforesaid became attorney for the
Session their stocks. promising to return them
DIVIDENDS. he made one or two payments of
the kind and then disappeared, since which time
nothing has been heard of either him or the
OOO - -~SNN
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THB VIRGINIA ToBACCO Crop RrrNyn
gentleman from Richmond informs Us that
much OF the growing crop OF tobacco be.Eeen
thst place aud Bynchburg has been bitten nv
frost and hopelessly ruined. Ia some locali,ies
entire crops have been DESTROYED, aud NOT n
plant Viii be saved. This being the case in the
eastern portion Of the state, we NAV coacluda
thaI thousands OF pounds OF tobacco in the
mountains and in the south western ror,,t 80
have bcsD ruined by the Irost.-LynelIErS r.
.gb7;rgu ~
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CoLBwoRTs-lt is much 10 he regretted that
me value OF the colewort l. not much better uu-
deIstood by the majority OF gardeners In country
Gistrlcts- IL Is known in the neighbOrhoOd OF
the metropolis a. most valuable green, because
OF lts quick growth and delicious flavor Plants
raised from seed sOwn at once will he very vain
aoie LOT ming quarters that are cleared In a few
weeks hence, and furnish an abundant supply
Vi small cabbage IN the autumn. Another sow
ing should be made a month hence for tho
spring supply. foot apart each waV will at
iord them sufficient space 10 attain their fun
slze.-The Gardeners (KEgl Nggrzf,.
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AssAssINArIoN II BosrON-A YrrI'ty p -at-r
80 a utc Door e. Hjs n -sideacs.-ou- 81 the
Biost ccwzr1lv aud mysteriou. as-a~-lnatiOUs
that ever was known in New England wnS per-
petrstcd Sunday ni Cht in the Dorchester iis. -rr
OF Boston. lie victim - one OF the most pr1mi-
ncIt and wealthy merchants OF that city. Ins'
before o'clock Sunday evening Mr. Charles
Lane was sitt-rgin his parlor rss ding. his family
Esying retired. when n ring wsS heard a. the
door. Mr.. Isne answered the bell him self. aud
had hardly opened the door when n man stand
ing on the steps pulled his umbrella over his
face and fired al VII. Lane. the shot tak NJ effect
In The abdomen. two inches 10 the right Of the
navel. The assassin ran awsy, and AFR. Lane
screamed. shut the door, locked IL. ami went up
stairs and lay down on the bed. telling AS wife
he was shot. She at once obtained assistance,
and tue doctor arrived in \ few moments He
administered morphine TO the injured nan and
began probing Tor the ball. but without success.
A telegram from Boston says the woun led IN an
died yesterday morning. Mr.. Lane said the
assassin was a large well-dressed man. but could
not imagine who IL could be- The victim OF this
terrible ard mysterious assault was about sixty
seven years old, very wealthy man, and a
prominent bank director, and his residence
where be was shot IL but three doors from the
VOliCe station.
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Fatal Explosion OF a Locomotive
TfssAfer

G,LDsBogo, =. e., OFT. IS THE boiler OF
ihc engine Ct A ire sllt traiD AZ Dover station.
Tear NcwbSrn. y. &, ON the Arlar.c an
Ncrh Cagalius IA road. eNp'u isf tl.- morn
'ug. killing conductor Arer1eN ard engineer
a,svr, sud moTta'!N w0uuliug fIe dretnan.
Tic cause O. tie gNi l1si0u y uusubRu.
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SUICIDE OF MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL -
Rev. j. +. Kennedy, OF Delaware CO. Ohio, fnan-
cial agent OF the Ohio western uniyers ity, com.
United suicide in his house, in Cincinnati yes
terdsy, by shooting He was recently pre- siding
elder or the ninth Ohio conference, and was a
member of the committee charged with the in
vesugation of the New York book concern diff
fculties. The recent death of his two daug hters
Is supposed TO have brought on insanity. He
leaves q widow.
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CHARGE OF BRIBERY AT AN ELRCTIoN-An
Associated Press dispatch from Lancaster, Pa.
states that complaint was made yesterday before
Alderman Arnevy, by Reinhsrd Reiner election
Judge of the sth ward, against II. E Mullen
burg, United States collector Of revenue, and
brother-in-law of Senator Cameron for Offering
said election judge 500 IL he would stuff the
ballot box to reduce Buckalew's majority 70 100
In said ward. warrant was sued for the
arr est of Muhlebburp -
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SHIPwRECK ON LAKE MrCHIa AN.-The pro-
peller Lac La Belle, belonging 70 the Engle-
mann ransrortation company, foundered in
Lake michigan. about twenty miles from the
Wisconsin coast. at an early hour yester-
day morning. Three boats filed with pas
sengers and part OF the vessels crew have ar
rived at Racine. Four boats Tiled with pas
sengers were still supposed TO be afoat at latest
adyices.
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ARCHRIsHoPs OF BAtTtNoRs-ft j. related
by correspondent OF the New York Herald
mat lev months before the lamented Arch
bishop Spalding died, he plsyfulIy put his gold
chain and cross around the neck Of Bishop Bay
ley and remarked, THAT will soon be yoars
Here Is the next Archbishop OF Baltimore" n Is
also narrated by the same correspondent. as
bit OF history, that two Of Archbishop Bayley's
predecessors, Whitfield and Eccleston. were
converts 10 the Catholic faith, as well a. Arch
bishop Bsyiey. who is now the eighth Of the
line of archbisboPs of Baltimore. his predec =
sors having been John Carroll. leonard Neale,
Ambrose Marechal. james Whitfield Samuel
decleston, Patrick Kenrick, AMI Martin John
Spaldlng, In the order in which they are named.
Eat. San.
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The Nsrth Carolina rIeetI.-

ahh tkNUN RA1s NON a tuN EsT II. ALrHoUaH
TEAUps
INV hoEK. oct. IS-The WorIf's Ra'cigh
\. - oispstch ssys. 'Ihe democratic state
- =. a. s1H.o % tie principal parties In
he oc'f stcd interest have, Af-er CON 'tafiou
decide - deter for Tire present giving uO-ire OF
uicntiCn Ia contest the state election before the
laKe nttn d-s.nN.ran
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the Political Canvass in south Caro-

MAKING IT RKD BOT ~ X THs BoLTERs.
Nkw YokK. Oct. 5-A Cotutn bia IS. c. dis
patch Gays that the Lolters from the republican
F'srfy unsaccessfuIly attempted Ia get upa po-
tital meeting there The negroes blessed Tom
,tnton, the candidate OF the eoiters for governor
ard Senator Sawyer of .he platform. Captain
Carter viii be hailed ont. lie was jailed on the
charge OF forging political letter from Presi-
GeE; Grant
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@California ladies are protesting through
the papers against Mn. Fairs acQuittal.

@California ladies are protesting through
the papers against Mn. Fairs acQuittal.
- The late William Prescott Smith, of Bslti-
more, died comparatively poor man.
- Madame Loyson made love to Pere Hys-
cinth IN three languages.
Victoria prefers oMadamo or aMaam
~ "Nour Nj ajesfy,' IL IL said
ga crssy Mormon woman hurled stones &C
her husbands funeral PROCESSION A. it passed.
ga disgusted Kansas pioneer says that
Bsfnum's mummy Is "nothin' but a jerked
Injun."
sVKsnsas seances have developed the fact
thsf the spirit lives after death, and gradually
loses its Intellect
SThe newsboys IN Mobile get mp 'scorners 80
and chsrse the public double price for the
papers they sell.
ErThe Corsicana (Texas) Obseruer tells OF n
young widow who was engaged 20 be m srried on
Thursday, but Who rIied another No an on the
preceding Sunday.
An adventurous Frenchmsn namaa
baihn, IL about 10 embark for Nes Iork IN :
twenty -four-foot yscht OF novel model. sherein
be expects to CLOS TIE Atlantic IN fifteen dsys
- Imitation poOdles aud other De do,s- a.,
reiNet cushions. ART the N west freak f., s,STns
mentsf fnrnitnre. The real dogs are "a - y.
very much depressed al the iatrod ton on
these. VI
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AN ELEVEN THOUSAND MILE RACB Two
great Steamship are running most extraor-
cinary race. The Pacific mail compapys
steamer Tacoma left Liverpool on the 4th instant
for Callso, and the Republic, Of the White Star
line, left for the same port on the following day.
nearly half around the world
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wh,.tlinE TO Keep Ihe,r Courage Up
BrsrTrp aKrxrKrrrKs.

NEw YoRK. Oct. lA-rhe liberal rrpuhlicsn
executive cornu Gre have issued an adiross
c8ihne uron re liberals 20 work with rene we'd
enlrsr lor the November election, - there sre
nearly twenty statrs cast ~ ECsrN tWS hGn1rtt
esectOrs, votes that tAev can stin carry " tsry
OuiN Will The address SAYS they arc In danger
OF defeat mainly because some faint hesrts are
1's"ours gCf ami nrCes tie liberals 90 resolve
that by q put hearts sbd strong arms tie liberal
cause and candidates shall BE borne on ard 20 a
Gerfs.ve rrlumr.h
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PIEDMONT AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD.-we
are informed that the survey of the Blue Ridge
division Of this road is nearly completed, and
that the engineers will immedia tely begin the
location OF the entire line. 1t being necessary ID
settle the precise point of passage over the Blue
Ridge first, 1t has been impossible to make much
progress at other points. The line as run is near
ThorDton's Gap, and will be the best, as we
are informed, ever obtained over so high pass
1t passes through Flint Hill in Rappshannock
ard from that Point ascends the mountain at a
moderate grade Ior over 25 miles, and pa ssi n 2
into Page county descends by low grade in }
the Shenandoah valley. The precise line
through our county is yet undetermined, but it
is certain that 1t will traverse large portion OF
81 Dad Rund and Mercer Townships. II is the
intention of the company to complete tte entire
line from Washington to stanton in two We lrs,
and no physical difficulties have presented
themselves TO render this result doub' fui.-Less-
Itlr0 81,
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one by Ono the ,GreeIcy, Roses raI,

slSFkNsl'N ~ lih fllll ArhLrhIA . gNSr.H
tSfsCigI q. fis i-rTiHs NtssT
PHtrArELFHtA. Ocr. l5-Thc So ~ pr,s
~ Ms CITY. hFS suspended VuhErat. ~. Tue
Post Ms started IA ISl., srd sss the ONLY re-
publican paper IN It's city That suPpJrfcI
Greeley fgr tie Pres.d ury n va fla special
Ryan Of Colonel Mcclure. hu. i'~ s-l-.,r1rt ot
Greeley utterly ruined it, business ga1 l.rculR-
ion. Y
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OPTICAL REIURSs oF THE INDIANA ELFC-
TIOH.-Ohcial retarns from seventy-seven
c0uuties of Indiana, and semi official returns
from the remaining eighteen counties, give
Hendricks, for governor, a majority OF s9i.
Leonidss Sexton, the republican candidate for
lieutenant governor, has q majority OF l3I3.
The other republican candidates on the state
ticket and the republican Candidates for Con-
gTesSmen a. large are elected by maiOrities
ranging from l,I63 for secretary OF state 20 .52p
for auditor. The legislature wall stand 50 repub-
ltcans 10 &c democrats in the house, aud p
republicans 20 3 democrats in the senate.
Shanks, republican candidate for Congress in
lie 9Th district, defeated by p votes. but in
one township in Adams county, Shsnks' district,
e. republican votes were thrown out on account
of the words Republican ticket being printed
At the head OF the ticket IL these votes are
allowed, Shanks is elected bv II votes.
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The PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE.-The
total production OF all kinds OF coal for the
week was 400 81 tons, and for the year I6 $50
tons, against 12,S14, 196 tons to corresponding
time last year, showing an increase of 1876 ,54I
IONS. Vessels sre reported scarce and in de-
pretty full supply of orders Pill Lsinsr
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EARLY SNOW STORM. - The Cumberland
News OF Saturday says: The line of the Pits
burg and COnnellsvile railroad, between Con-
fuence and Sand Patch, was yesterday visited
by brisk sDOw-storm of an hours Duration.
OF course, the snow did not remain upon the
ground, but at one time the ground was white
for n considerable distance along the railroad
fTack.D
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A WOMAN AND THREE CHILDREN KILLED
BY A FAILING TRER.-Mr. Samuel p. CorIev,
road, who resides in Dehalb, was starting TO
church or Sunday morning, with his wife and
tive children i'll a wagon, when an old tree,
standing Dot very far from his residence, fell
with terrible crash upon the wagon. Mrs.
Corley and one child were injured so badly that
hey died IN very short time, while two other
children were so badly crushed that it was not
believed that they could possibly live until
night. Mr.. Corley and one OF tue children were
on the front seat of the wagon, and escaped.
Mrs. Corley had in her arms an infant child
three months old, which was not injured. The
bodies of all four were terrible mangled, their
limbs broken, and blood gushing from their
noses, mouths and ears The wagon was liter
ally broke 10 pieces The morning was very
quiet, and scarcely any breeze was in motion.
The tree had rotted down, and fell of its own
weight.-EacOn (Gd.) Telegraph, Oct. s.
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CHICAGO is threatened with a serious ruisfo--
tune. Its rapid resurrection seems 10 be in
imminent OF danger Ofsuffering delay at least
temporarily, because of the brick AYERS strike
About half OF the contractors have aeeeded 70
the demands OF the wOrkmen; the rem aiuder are
nTm IN their intention TO hold out II j. SAID
that nom union men from other places are afraid
10 take the place OF the strikers but thus tar tie
latter have been. a. q rule. quite orderly.
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MISS LAURA HANCOCK, niece of General
w. >. Hancock, was married at st. Paul, Mimi,
last wednesday evening, to VIM. r. Merriam.
Ihe ST. Paul Pioneer says the presents to the
bride exceeded anything of the kind ever seen
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40 inches OF snow fell In Windsor IN. T.,
Well executed counterfeit $40 United
Saases treasury note are In circulation in
HFIesh troubles are reported to have broken
ootIn rope county, Arkan sss, just as q settle
merit Of the present dinicuiti ties was looked for.
1Mary Ella Lunipe, tn rec years of age, was
h.ileq yesterday afternoon in Boston by her
ielot brother, aged i've years. He struck her on
ire read With his 6st and crushed her skull
HStiilman, the foreman Of the building
which iel In Louisville last Friday, was arrested
Yesterday ON the charge of murder of the Nolte
family, and held in default OF $500 bail.
HThe increase In the debt Of New York CITY
IN eiest months V ~ ,3la,75 The centro Her
says the increase vA caused hye the Is ans Of
ings, docks, etc. -. - . =. =.
1sRA sailor boarding house keeper in New
Orleans named Young was arrested fhe Other
day and taken to . o Ice station in that city,
chareed with carrying concealed WEAPONS to.
Wit One revolver. and seven registration "a
peTs." Anything TO beat Grant.
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TENDER CONsCIKSCEs-EAsT AND WEST
The Secretary OF the Treasury has received a
contribution 10 the conscience fund of SIS from
New York, and another Of s. 81 from Chicago.
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SPrince Bismarcks indisposftion IL repre-
eight as not to excite any serious apprehension.
STweed's counsel have asked for q further
PoAPonement Of HE csse. II the motion d
granted his trial viii probably not take place
Tor several months.
ICharies Z. Henderson, charged with the
murder Of Dr. Merryma An Cole, in Bsitimore. In
Jshuary last. was arrsigned in the criminal
court, OF that city, yesterday, and pleaded net
ennty, NO DAY has yet been Fixed Tor his trial.
first and second wife, plead guilty. To murder in
the second degree IN the court Of quarter ses-
sfons 1t Harrisburg, Pa, yesterday. He Was
fntenced t. the psnitsnfisry. fof thirty,six
years. ..--r v-sf > = h ra7 : =
ga railroad engineer has been Indicted for
mnnslaughter az Rochester, New York, the
killing OF passenger by the collision of trains
ut Pitsford some days since being the occ aston
Of this proceeding in the criminal court.
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DAMAGE SUTr.-Msj. q. ID. Downey, OF Pied
mont, has instituted suit against the baltimore
and Chic Railroad Company for damages on ac-
count Of injuries sustained BY him by failing
through an opening in the platform q Pa eduOut,
The damages are laid at * 600
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A Card.

A Clergyman, willis rs.id;ng in South America,
missionary discovered a safe aud sir pie remedy
for tie cure Of Nervous Weakness. Eariy Decsy,
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, AMI Ne
whole train Of di.ordrrs br ught on b. ba1sful AID
vicious habits. Great numbers haSe been cured b,
this noble remedy. Prompted by q desire TO benefit
TIE tficeo and unfoTtunste. will send the recip
or pre- pg aud using this medicine, IN 3 sealed
envelope to any one who nc eds II, Pee Of ChdTgs
Address, yOSTPH Z. INN AZ,
Station ID, Bible House,
marc2-1y New York Cisy.
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GEN. GARFIELD, chairman OF the House
committee appropriations will srrive here
Tomorrow with his family, 10 remain during
the winter.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvBNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s575 $50 %.
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Or, TAKr couRAGR! There is hope for all. On
seventy three years of age, led 70 the Altar Of
hymen miss kiize Routt, sister Of Colonel III.
y. Eoutt Seventy -one summers had DIS ssed over
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ESCAPE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Banks q
notorious felon end DE- sperado, who had recently
escaped from the penitentiary, and for whom
there was reward by tho governor Of ESQ, yrs
found In Prince George county, (Va.) on Friday.
By Sheriff Moody, but escaped into asgsnp,
after being shot at several tirpes -
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SECRETARY robson IL expected to return
iere to- morrow or next day.
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APPOINTMENTS By THE PREsIDENr.-The
President has appointed the following commits
sioners TO the Philadelphia centennial exhibit
ton :-George b. LOring, Of Mass, vice j. Wiley
Edmunds, resigned; Patrick A. Largey, OF Mon
tana, vice Henry l.. Warren, removed: John
Mcneil and Samuel Hays, Of Mo. He also APP
POINTED VIM q. f. THONGS postmaster az Green
KAY. VS..