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The baltimore Poisoning Case.


Annapolis, MD., JSn. The court met ~
"o'olock. The direct examination OF Dr Res
vas resumed. I'm response Go a question by Nf
steele relative to the variation OF the cr,-s.,fs
obtained by Aiken nom the sediment in tie
tumhlcr dthose rom tartar emetic witness "a N
crystalline substances from SOlatiU n ALWAYS A.
sumo regular gcometric form. This b inyar.aile
W formations from the same substance Thor,
may be avsristion 50 far relsfcs "a the corners
aud edges of the crystals. hut the angles 81 fls
pianes are fixed and inyariahle II. therefor,
dfop OF the solution be allowed 90 evapnrate an A
produces certain crystal inc forms aud a ,irnpoF
another solution produces other forms hs uo,,,F
s1y they were not from the same substance
witness as next ~ amined a. o. the pre- cauti ,uS
nscd ny I"nry, and the accuracy OF the malle or
his seighing the precipitste obtained hy I'm,
and said be regarded them defective and ina--
sGrste. Witness stated IN fall his reasons tor
seen ollhloh, which were ignorance of the
composition OF tie substance weighed ana
ToLTN's failure 20 use proper precautions in ,lr,
ING the precipita;c. His handling and nauip5-
lation would have Somc moisture. which wou n
incrt as the Nc ght. The breaker used shor,fI
have been manipulated with a delicate raIr ~
iorccpS and not with the hand. Tier, are M
symptoms which are exclusive of tartar ru.tI.
pe,S,'hihG none tn which q can be recognized,
with one az two cNccI i.crS. NJ 10 SONS can D..
fecognlZ 'd hy any exclusive svmpfuiilS Th.r,a
are me doztn irr laUt poi~0us whose SYM. o,.,
closely Test nlhlc each other. ID robson coal
De recognized hy symptoms alone tharr .vlsi, a
he no NECESSITY for q psst marfarn ..Nq,,,. -.
Counsel for The state go hog need rrs -
press that opinion
1AeFe aEe many .i-eaa,s Pho evrfur...s d,
which closely r, semli' taa ,I..T, f..,l.l ..l q
irritant Ioisofs, ana . ass Nar,. .,.rlr.i. !.
closely cS,mhle IN. effects f.-, Ir.s4 rt ~
cote poisous. and other that rtS-uh1, fh,sc
produced ~ tttauic, Ga spinal irritart paisors
a. they are s"m, time called. The ,NuiBto,fs
OF choleia ana castro st' rfis or inn ANNA a.ian
OF the bowels, closely res mhle th0sa t,-saa.sN
bv a poisonous dose OF tartar enlsfir Win.
then stated the effects produced bv an oy.r. ..
Of tartar emetic a. detailed hv prey ,a..s
witnesses. In some cases, which are exceptions
the poison seems 20 act on the nervous center
producing conN ulstou and sometimes drlirium
Witness had seen bar one case Of poisoning ~
tartar omctic. In that case there VA, a pallar
in the face. This case recovered
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0Telegrams from various cities Indicate q
general New Year holiday all over this country
as well as in Europe.
~Four of the Chicago aldermen have been
indicted by the grand jury for bribery, corrun-
ton, and malfeasance in office.
~The past year will long be noted for its dis
asters on sea and land. and for the noble deed
they have called forth in all quarters.
1CIergymen are more frequently mentioned
In Wills than Physicians. The late Sir Roderick
pounds sterling.
1Hon: Benjamin Easterbrook has been
nominated as the democratic candidate for
Representative in Congress of the ninth con
gressional district Of NJ Massachusetts,
~Ihe Internationalists of New York CITY
have issued an address recommending the en-
bodiment Of propositions claiming legislation by
and for the people, and advocating retrench-
ment.
SThe rumOrs of a fresh Ministerial crisis in
Spain are contradicted by a telegram from
Madrid and there Is no Official confirm alton of
the reported recall of Minister Roberts from
Washington, but il Is intimated tn at il the latter
report should prove true Admiral Palo will be
Roberts successor,
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TIRE ALDEGMANIC ALTERATION IN NEW
loEK-Ihs "Riry' Joard 90 bdot Oa Mag5r Rri 2,
drhereBI on h recognizes 'te Reform" bodrf-
The old board OF aldermen i'm New York ve,,rr-
day adopted A resolution calling upon counsel
for the CITY 10 prepare articles Of Impeachment
against Mayor Hall for malfcasance in OF &c
and other offences. After the board had al
ioEIncd sine liz, it, term having expired, the
clerk proceeded "a read the call for the reaSSem-
bling OF The body ioT another wear when the ne y
reform party, headed by Clinton, lawyer. APP
peared Al the Guar OF the chamber and ordered
the old board % sacate. The reformeTs were
prevented from entering, after which the board
Was recognized and president elected. The
body then adjourned, whereupon the reformers
took possession Of the chamber. and wTits re-
straining the old board from further exercising
the functions Of aldermen were served upon
them. Mayor Hall afterwards comm .nceI
writing document recognizing the old board
but when informed that they had impe achsl
him he ceased writing. aud declared the offices
OF aldermen and assistant aldermen vacant aud
recognized the newly elected board. Mavor
Hall then addressed note 10 the court OF com
mon pleas, demurring from the action OF the o. A
board. anu afterwards visited the reform alder
men in session and took part in their d.libera-
lions. As the matter now stands. the old board
will appeal 20 the courts and ask for the Dustin =
OF the reform party.
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A SwEFPING PEoroSI UgON-Waaf 30 Ts..--
go'i"HCls p01r pa A,ir lori- AT the IN .stiug ot
the international Workngmpn's SbriatN. tn
New York CITY. ON SUNDAY. "Cttizen Banks
submitted the following document, WHICH NaS
ordered 10 he sent "a an sections. AMI IN ar
proved by them to Dee adopted aud acted upaIl E.
The International wprkngmen ct the city
through their Delegate IN the Federal Council.
recommend To the CT censor New York citN the
embodiment OF the following propositions in the
forthcoming city charter That the ritg shalt
institute gas works of Their own. and not ONLY
supply the streets hut al the buildings IA the
city with gas Al cost. ThAt the city shan inst
tute coal depOts 70 supply fuel 20 its citizens ~
cost OF mining aud transportation. That tie
city shall institute markets where the PROV ~0i,~
81 the country may be -srnercd and dispense 4
10 the people at cost OF purchase. trauSp0rts-
non, and distribution. That the city r,.~cinl
the charters of the city railroads aud
ferries, take possession OF aud run then
in the interest OF the people. az cost That eco
nomical dwellings be erected Iby the city anon
it, own unimFrOYed bots, 20 Ie let TO the pepple
AT cost That the - tenn OF contracting publ.,.
work shall be abolished " here IL can De- done l,,y
the city authorities. That all public officers
shall receive their commissions direct from The
people, while the names OF Deputies. clerks aud
other employees shall be taken from the list OF
qualities applicants, a Jurors are, hv being
draw from a wheel. That all fee offices shs n
Ice abolished. and salaries reduced 20 comport
With the wages OF working people. That ito
prevent yenal legislation all taN leyIes aud Other
important measures shall be submitted 10 the
people, and heads of departments shall publish
frequent reports, IN detail. OF all receil1.s an
disbursements. That schOOl-hOu>es aud town
halls shall Ice free Tor the people 60 convene IN
10 consider subject of public welfare, when moi
otherwise Occupied"
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TaTnmany's Troubles.

THE " RING " ALDERMEN PLANNED BY THE
REFORM" ALDERMEN.
NEW YORK, Jan. There is considerable
comment throughout the CITY on the action of
the new and Old boards OF aldermen and Mayor
Hall yesterday. The Impeachment of the Mayor
by the old board w quite surprise TO the Tam
many ties The new board, which now has full
possession not only of the grounds in legal
point of view. but also thGaldermen's room. the
old board being notified TO leave by the new
Commissioner of Public Works, will not proba-
bly, take any further action on the impea hment
than that taken yesterday, namely, unanimousl
CescnCmg il. This action is believed to effec-
tually settle the whole question, and as the pro-
ceedines were not taken in a legal manner the
courts will not recognize the status OF the old
board nor any of its actions i'm the premises.
SENATOR TWEED.
The memorial to the Senate asking the eNclu-
sion of Tweed is in Tie interest CT oDonoyan
Rosa, and reeites the charges which have been
brought against him.
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wEETCH WORSE THAN RosENzwEIG He
Itcttm DysBg an Miserable GdTTtt On ChriSsaFs
Nigh-Miss Marietta Gray, of Greenfield.
lister county, y. Y, about - years OF age. ari
OF respectable paTentage, was on December Sth
taken by her sister, Antoinette Teller, aud
MARY A. Herman, OF Elcnville, TO the house OF
Dr. FantOn Sherwood of HOmOwack, Sullivan
county, 10 he treated-SherwoOd, IL appears,
having gained an unenviable reputation as an
abOrtionist. ON December Is, being very feeble
and liable 20 die GA the doctors hands, she " a.
removed 10 a mis- SCRABBLE garnet Ina the dwelling OF
one Chatty Acker, where after intense Altering.
aggravated nv exposure and neglect, she died
on Christmas night. Scarcely had the poor girl
breathed her last when Sherwood took her on
lis back, carried her down stairs like a slaugh-
teredbeast. and began preparing for her burial.
The doctors undue haste for her interment, and
other circumstances. aroused the suspicious OF
the authorities. An inquest was held on We'd
ntsday, and a post morton examination made,
which established the IA Us that Miss,6ray was
the victim OF an abortion, and that the opera
ton, with attendant neglect and exposure.
caused her death. An order for the arrest OF
Sherwood was issued, but lie had fled.
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CHIEF ENGINEER j. Il. kTNBALL, L. ). N,
has been detached from the Norfolk navy yard
and ordered 20 the United States iron clad Terror,
now at Havana.
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THE RUSSIAN LEGATION.-We learn that
Gen. GOrloff, recently in temporary charge OF
the Russian legation here, has. by order OF his
government, transferred that trust TO MIR. Va
lerian SchirhOfi, secretary of legation.
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BISHOP McGILL.-We regret to learn that nm
SATURDAY the condition Of this dstinguishsd
Of his ever recovering from his present iiigesSI
Richmond Wing, LIST inst.
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BRIGHAM YOUNG was at Provo on SUNDAY
private dispatch says he will be In Salt IaTe
City to- night or to-morrow morning and sur.
the charge OF murder w answer
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THE Peoria Reri,c prints this plain story
springfield has just had sensation. A for
mer state official, and a man who has occupied
high positions, not only in the commonwealth,
but in the nation, has been on prolonged spree
for some days in her classic precincts ON FRI
dsy he visited Bunn's banking house, and de-
handed Fifty dollars IL was refused. wherein
he abused the teller like pickPocket, and d al
te be elected. He visited a saloon and aSkei
tor a drink of whisky. The bartender told him
that he had none, whereupon lac grew % violent
that be was put out 10y force. Drunken. friend
les, and an outcast-such il the fate OF one who
aspired TO be President OF the United states.
He il now Perfect wreck, and even his friends
have come 10 the CONCLUSION that the only ser
vice lac can render is 10 die. Whisky has swamp
ed him AZ il has many another.n
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The Rochester outr,~eS
GREAT ENoIrENrNr-rHE NILIrHRr cAIuE

OFT.
ROCHESTER. y. Y. IAN. e.-Tie eNriteme,t
over the outrage committed upon a white cirl
by the negro Howard. J. very great. Tins fore
noon mob OF four on live hundred people went
TO the jail aud attempted q break ia an Z As,f
the prisoner. They were foile1 hy the slt.rit
and police. The military are now Assem- b.In.
tor the protection of the iail.
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JAMES MAYO announces his -tiIingness to
tight any man in the Rorls Tor 5000; Ned
O'Baldwin prefcrred
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ISSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY
ItNgTdfhtd ErcIHslre3g @ Tao EreNing Mar.
The Prince Continues IN I,n,ra,e

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Tsiegrdphed Exclusively 20 TRe Euenins Stdr.
The Prince Continues TO Improve.
LONDON, Jan. 2, +. m.-rhe noon bulletin
fr.m Sandringham reports that the Prince of
Wales slept well last night, and continues
steadily 10 improve. The Queen and Prince
Leopold return to-day 70 Windsor.
Lime rick Misses the Prince of wales
and Cheers for g. III one RuIp.-
DUBLIN. Jan. The recently elected con
sentative Mayor of Limerick NaS installed YES
terday, The ceremony was attended " ith m lch
disorder. The tumultuOus mob alternately
Kissed at the name OF the Prince of Wales aal
cheered for home rule.
French Victory over the Rebels I'm
Orau.
PARIS, Jan. 2-Dispatches from Algeria re-
port that the French troops have won brilliant
success over the rebels in Oran. Two rebel
chiettains and - hOr>emen were killed.
Two Opinions About the American
Claims Before the Geneva Board.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-The Times referring 20 the
rumOrs that the United States makes exorbitanf
demands before the Geneva board for in!em-
nifty for loses by the Alabama and other rebel
vessels, processes 10 believe that the American
government has no such intention: that its m ain
desire is to obtain public Acknowledgement that
the position IL took and the remanstranceS IL
made during the war were founded on rea son
The Times saws il desirable that nOencoarage-
msnt should be given bclligerents TO bring eN-
Tavagant claims against neUtrals for consirdc-
tive injuries
The Cologne Gazette asserts that the United
States claim an enormous amount for indem
nifty, 80 that when deductions are made they
MAY receive a handsome sum. This the g rs.,ts
announccs as an arttul and unworthy trick but
i not sorry that the only two natiops which fur
nished supplies to France during the war with
Germany are nov similarly set by the ears.
Minister Schenck Gone TO Paris
LONDON, Jan. The American Minister has
gone 10 Paris where lie will meet General Sher-
man and Lieut.. Grant.
Proposed Cable Transfer
LONDON, Jan. The idea has been started
81 u Transferring the property in and under the
control OF the Atlantic cable lines to the Joint
governments OF Great Britain aud the [ nitel
States. The proposition is received with favor
in anticipation that II NAV result in a reduction
of the present oN0Tbitant rates OF tariff on cable
meSSautS.
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THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DIX is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price, Is and 50 cents
yUUVENS NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
restores soied gloves equal TO new Sold by All
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, Is
GEMS. de S-1y
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GREAT HAIL STORM IL WEST VIRGINIA
In The afternoon of the last day of the Old year
wheeling, West Virginia, was visited with a
nan storm, which gave promise for few min
utes OF being the duplicate OF that in May, IS;g.
The wheeling LHtHSgescer says: For some time
preceding tie storm an unusual electric display
LAD been seen and heard followed by fall Oi
hail qnite destructive in its consequences. The
stones were OF large size, but not the huge Jumps
OF ice which fell at the date before mentioned
ie storm came from the same direction as did
the other, but expended its force chiefly in the
central section OF the city. The destruction OF
glass in it, track was pretty large; some of the
windows in the more prominent buildings hav-
ing scarcely whole pane left on the side west
exposed to the storm. A heavy rain followed
al several OF the principal streets were h)oded
i'll a few minutes.
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~ This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the word
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contaB
lead nor any cisale poison to produce paralysis or
AyH rn the SsTG d and deIssve
w: A. Bachelors hair Dye has had thirty vea,.
t nntarnhed reputation to uphold its integrity q.
ey al druggists. Applied ct l0 Bond street. New
IOfk fed-H
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SHOT DY HIS SwEETHEART.-OnT THURSDAY
evening romantic shooting ARRAY, originating
i'm the green-eyed monster, took place n Spots
wood, y. Il. During the progress of some festi-
vities at a hotel there, the attention OF the
guests was excited by the perambulations in and
about the place of an unknown party. His ap-
pearance not being progressing, the Landlord
and MT. Daniel Sumell, OF Spotswood, urged
his exit, and in reply a shot from a revolver
struck the latter in the breast. The shooter then
fed. Pursuit was made by the rest of the party,
br.. he escaped, although not before, his dis-
pulse falling on. he was recognized as Mr..
Conrad Cheney, the fiancee OF the gentleman
shot. Jealousy, Of course, was the motive pow
er Of the Air.
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HAkTfoRD, COM, Jan. 3-Franci.
.,arxef, printer, In Merden, Conn. shot ~,
en saturday night. His body was iound IN
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- Young ladies, as general rule, partake
more neartily OF supper at an evening entertain
ment than the young men.
~The Illinois house OF Representatives has
adopted by large majority Q bin perrnittins
women 10 hold omces in the departments OF tLat
state VI s-~N
- The enterprising individual WIN m orsani-
III prass oand OF twenty women i'm Ciaeia-
nati, says IL they learn half as many sairs's a.
sney Puton, me experiment cannot fail being
- After the first of the wear. vouns ma,
.h as. oe careful how they visit q lady oftenep
snan once q week, or twice a month. As II is
'esr ust tne ladies are privileged.
-Four curls depending from the ton OF the
head, where they are fastened by a knot az biscL
seivet, or bow OF bright ribbon, Is the lafess
ssnionabie style for dressing the hair, Cor yous
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CHURCH FOR FEMALE PEEACHEE-A
church Is TO be establishedin New York on Sun
day next, under the pastoral charge OF Rev. Cora
1apran, the wife of General Tappan. who com
manded the New Mexican Brigade during the
war, who served in the Indian Peace COMMITS
SION, and who was. for many years, newspaper
correspondent, connected with the New York
Tribune and other papers Rev. Mrs. Tappan
was formerly Mrs. Cora Hatch, and subsequently,
Mrs. Cora Daniels, and was well known throu OH
Out the country a. spiritual medium Of the
"lnspiratiOnal' order. She is said to be pos
seSsed of highly pOetical and ornamental stvle
OF eloquence; and though she is not the medium
OF pemOsthenese, like Mrs. Woodruff. she Is said
To he the medium of twelve departed rhetOri-
clan>, who all understood oTatOry quite a. well
az Demosthenes. The Rev. Mrs. Burlcigh. Rev.
Miss Greaves, Rev. Mrs. Howe, Rev. Mis-
olympia Brown, and number of other rever-
end ladies, will have the honor of assisting at
the ordination OF Rev. Mrs. Tappan, who i the
author OF volume of poetry, lately published.
entitled "Hesperia," evidently not inspired by
Milton, Pope or Byron.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

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Office 2lS Market street. insur. PA lass against
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aud cEu-.kes. Al rafe- low i cOusis egt vith
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Of NirUor- in public priyate houses. bosses
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He'd. Pro- lent " " Russell. Secretary. r l..
SGHAi III, Az NJ. CHEf U,an Law Ruiiiiug ,i22 I'm
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PIANOS, DC.
A RARE CHAM E. Having determined to intro
"A dnce in this city the ccle brsted sCHO--
MACkER PIANO, Philade phia, whichHTS@
has he newest improvements, sa2Bfceuttt RI
tone - better finished. and more dGrable than any
other Piano made, l now offer the same at 50 per
cent. less cash than any ether first class Piano
be bought, OF for reasonable miscellaneous Gail aud
examine for yourselves.
dec22 CARL RICHTER, 935 Penna ave.
lust Received ONE ROSEWOOD
GRAND C0NCERT PIANO
OF IA octave from the celebrated Factory--
OF George Steek Co, New York; also, ayE
selection OF PIANOS from VIM. Knabe &VVHV
Also, second hand PIANOS and ORGANS for sale
rent easy terms
The Public invited 10 examine the In strursents
Tuning and Repairing PIANOS at No 423 Flew
enth street above Pennsy wanna avenue by
sepDu FIR. g. REICHENBAOH.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM CSEMEN is.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
w ACH Ell.
TIE KLNG OF ALL TENORSi
WITH THE
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
CARL ROSA and A. NEUENDoRFF... Directors.
u. De ness Manager
OPENING NIGHT. MONDAY, JAN :.
IL TROTITORE!
IN which NJ. WACHTEL, in his grand role Of
ton Las raised the audiences to the highest degree
81 enthusiasm
h'uE LICHTMAY as Leonors;
MLIEpE GtBELE as Azugena;
Mr. FRANU-tH as Fernando;
NJ SCHMITZ as Inez.
Co,DrCToR..-----...... A. NEUENDORFF
WEDNESDAY, JAN 10, Second Opera Night,
POSTILLION De LONJSMEAUy
Mr.. WACHTEL in his original famous character o.
ftAPEL.oU. whi' IA he has sung over CO.. times 70
ably ONtI-'OvinC houses
Ike CANE "a as Marguerite.
FRIpAY-The HCGUENOTS
WACHrEL IL his grandest role If RAOCL.
sATURDAY-MAETHA.
WACHTEL iii his superb role of LIONEL.
Reserved Seats. So. 81 so. So according to To-
eaiiyn. GSneral admission sl'O Gallery 81 :;
lie OF seats for either Of the four nights com
mences Friday, at 3 a. M, al MsILerOtt x Go. s
Music store. J2tf
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
hGNnaY EyESING, January ,ls7a.
Graz SIe IA ular Drama, with Grand Ballet
Marie Boa fsnti, Mons. Vun Iiamme, Nj lie. 3 Paga
III, MaIZeTi, Josephine Bertha, PuIZOt, Ma
RE, Alluti. and t;al0ni
GORGEOUS TRANSFORMATION,
and entire new Scenery and Mechanical Effects.
EVENING, at SO'clock. and until further notice,
the beautiful Spectacular Drama,
gCIgeoUsly nr'fuc d-three grand Ballots, with
BONIFAHTI and Troupe every performance.
Secure Your seats. Janl II
INCOLN HALL.
MRS. MOULTON.
tn" ma" acs ment has the honor to announce
TWO GRAND MOCITON CONCERTS
For MONDAY EVENING, January =. and
TUESDAY EVENING, January y, at clock, IN
which sion
MRS. CHARLES MOILTON,
America NJ Ost Gifted SOngstress,
s. long Gisting ushed in European and AmerC art
circles tuT her matches al powers aud UiSte
culture, and after her recent
MOST BRILLIANT TRIC MPHS
IN I'LL the principal cities II the nited states, VIII
make her first and only appearance in Washington,
Hssstsd BY the follow ing distinguish ed artists:
Mr. BRsOKHOCSE BOWLER, the fav0rite ten
OF; Sig. p FERRASTl. the renowned baritone, and
MT JAMES NJ WEHi /, tne eminent pianist.
Mr.. GEO. W. COLBY, Musical Director.
Gener n admission. II. Reserved seats, 81 extra
on Thursday morning. January 4, at 9o'clock. The
Weber Grand Pianos are used at all the " Mouiton
Concerts &. A. CHIIZ0LA.
laBl II Business Manager.
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oh ~ hiAC NhiiiAS Nhc iot I'''i lO-NaN'
GENERAL SHERMAN and Lieutenant Grant
arrived at Marseilles on SUNDAY from Gibral-
tar.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

SENATOR MORTON was at tie White House a
sh Irt time during the forenoon io-day.
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ries OF English pronunciation -"Now Won pno
n0Hnce new ne~, but what does the cat saypn
A short silence followed by q terrific chorus M
long drawn m-e-o-0-w-w-s. Verdict, inference
not established.-The Williams Reri,,r