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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM Europe TO-DAY.
IhicrS Gees Rack ON the RepuhI

ers DOCS Back on the Republic
LONDON, teh. IL Hert'd speriall-In a
recent conyelsRtion with General BillOt Pre>i-
Gent Ihi,is l. reported To have said -. am
,iEoeTsty M favor of a moderate republic. and
long thought IL possible; hut I now see Was
mlstsken and the republic cannot exist, even
with my AID. am compelled TO seek the hap
Pinoss OF the country elsewhere"
The Qneen,s Thanksgiving
LONDON, Feb. I'm proceeding te -. PauI's
church on the eth instant, Co be present al the
thanksgiving cersm monies fixed for IN Al day Her
Majesty VIII, for the first time oev late from the
customary route along the Strand and Fleet
street rid Charing Cross and Temple Bar. The
oval procession will take On that occasion the
new Thames embsnkment, facing Westminster
70 new blaclfriars bridge, which, with the i'm
mediate bridges, embankments. gardens and the
.ubhc anu many private buildings facing the
aver VIII be decorated with flags lowers aud
other evidences of loyal good will
England StiiI Discussing the Alabama
Claims.
LONDON, Feb The discussion of the Ala
bama claims confines TO grow more vehement
As the opening Of Parliament approaches The
hngiish case laid before the Geneva board has
not noen published. ana DO opportunity has been
given OF forming an estimate OF the British de-
mands; but the case OF the United States has
row been before the public two or three weeks.
ma sli the newspapers and other organs OF pub
nc opinion TEEN with hostile comment and false
reports ia regard to il. The Advertiser ass .rts
that Chief Justice Cockburn, one OF the arhi-
traitors, viii Withdraw from the board, and IN AZ
Washington. The correspondent OF the same
Journal advocates this course. He suggests a. a
precedent what he assumes to be the re
putiiation Of the Treaty OF Ghsnt by the United
states, and advises England TO follow the ex-
ample OF America.
The DAILY Ners says IT has reason to believe
mat the claims OF the United States for indirect
lama ges have been declared ont of the question
and maintains that this opinion is backed by
me undivided sentiment OF the country. Moth
Ing has been published of Cabinet discussions
on ne SUBJECT, nor - II known that am action
has been taken by the government. All dis
Patches 10 the contInent and To America pro
tossing 10 give accounts OF proceedings in tie
cabinet ola this question are pronOun ed by tl,e
Reuter- News Agency without Foundation.
They are mostly made up OF irresponsible news
.aper statements.
BarbarOus Attack on Israelites.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. "A barbarous
attack has been made on the jews in Ismalia on
he SueZ Canal. Several were killed and many
wounded. and all who could, men, women aud
children, fed from the place TO save their lives
The fngitives have been kindly received by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

CHARLES HALE, Of Massachusetts,, recently
nominated for Assistant Secretary of State, ar
rived here last night to reply to the charges
brought against him before the Senate commit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

THROUGH LINE PROM NEW YORK To CHI.
CAGo.-Gen- Devin, OF Binghamton, y. Y, was
before the House Judiciary Committee, thi,
morning, and argued i'm favor OF the bill char
t'ring through line of railroad from New
OTk 20 Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

GEORGE Cross, a drunken vasrant in Omaha
was once prospt rous merchant of large means
In the city of Philadelphia, but who has sunk so
low as to not only despise himself, but to be de-
spised by everybody. He sleeps in . vacant
house, not far from the Ninth street depot
where, without any clothing, except the rags
that cover his back, lie keeps warm as best he
can. His living is begged, what little he gets,
and ne has now no scruples against asking.
A FIrKsHIRE MAN recently took his child to
the minister to be baptized, Who asked him,
" Are you prepared for so solemn and important
an occasion ~ Prepared 2" he echoed, with
some indignation: {" haze a frlot of bannocks
bakin', two hams. an gallon o. the bess High
land whuskey, an wad like to ken what better
preparation ye expeck frae q man in my condi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

IHk TRIAL OF JosKPH LEAGUE for the mu,-
"s on me unknown woman at Chase . Station N,
Maryland last May, lie again on trial I'M the
town. A jury was obtained yesferdsv Ana
evidence for the prosecution comnepced. mi
no new facts were elected su'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

IHE FISHERY QUEsTION.-The House Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs this morning heard
Secretary Fish and Secretary Boutwell, upon
that clause OF the treaty of Washington relating
10 the fishery question, and subsequently agreed
u report the bill to carry that clause of the
irearN into eject. but without recommend atom,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

At THE WHITE HOUsE.-Senators A mes and
Kellogg, and Representatives Buckley, Hooper,
of Utah, and Porter saw the President before
he meeting OF the Cabinet this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

TIE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD CASE
Horace +. Clarke, Augustus Schell, Mr.. worces-
ter, and several other attornes and officers OF
the New York Central Railroad Company, ar
rived in this city te-day, and will to- morrow
appear before the Commissioner of Internal
ketcnue "a argue against the tax OH their scrp
diyid-nd or SO, O0O. 900.
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Barbarous Attack on IsraeIite..

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. "A barbarous
attack has been made on the jews in Ismalia on
ne Suez Canal. Several were killed and many
wounded. and all who could, men, women aud
children, fed from the place TO save their lives
The fngitives have been kindly received by the
officers of the Porte
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

The STEAMER Cone REss. which went TO Pc t
au-Prince. i'll connection with the Hornet mat
ter, arrived at Norfolk last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

LITTLE GIRL BURNED TO DKArH.-A letter
in the Petersburg Inder, from Enfield. n C.
dated January 18th. says:-On Thursday last
little daughter of Mr.. West Neville, residing
near Enfield, n. c., was playing near the fire.
her clothing became ignited, and She was So
bad burned before assistance could ba rendero
ed that she died Saturday morning. At the time
Of the accident Mr.. Nevilleovas ahsent ,. .u,e
home in attendance on his brother. M r. iy1
Neville, who was thrown from his hofse a fan
days previously and was 70 severely ininrei nv
ms head striking against tree that his frienis
despair Of his recovery. A'' '''e"us
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Ecaldesl 70 heath.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., Feb. 2-william Free.
scalded to death.
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NHw YORK, Feb. 2.-Henry Coulter of Pitts
burg, accepte the challenge Of the Biglin broth.
ems OF this city, for thousand dollar boat race.
70 take place In May, on the Schuylkill river.
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DLEAsE TELL YOUR TBIENDs WHERE To
GET BELIEF.
O0RX9. RTHlONA

ttHbiafne, vascular Excrescences, Club ard In
frsSing Toe nails, and other diseases Of the feet
relieved without pain go the patient walk With
No. sa9 18th street opposite U. g. Treasary W ash.
msten- Branch One, No. North Charles street
eminent fhysicisns, Surgeons, and thousand, II
s zen nnc We ana res RSn.lbie patrons Hours,
Drecludes visiting pstsnts RESIDENCE excegt be-
IH9TUS IN 1861. Sses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

EEDrCTIoN OF THE PUBLIC DEBr-An
omciai statement just issued by the Secretary OF
Treasury, shows that the public debt has
decreased from March LIST, 1s69, to February Is,
OF The present year, from g, So, 463. 260 oil to
sos, 2O4 ,9iy5p The aggregate decrease in
The annual interest charge since March LIST, 1859
i SIT ,59s ,s34.4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

LIE lineage er,csse opposes Sauner,s
amendment TO the CIV rights bin on the s-ronns
teat there "is an essentsd difference eetvea,,
admitting the negro 10 his ins.ienable rights ar
ever 70 ms obvious deserts of political eSuslity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

NEW YORK, Feb. "A third avenue horse
ar, through the carelessness of the driver. thIs
morning knocked Mr.. Levy down, he having
Is four year old daughter in his arms He was
ably injured, and his daughter nearly cut to
,eces and killed. The driver has fed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

fHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2.-H. T.. Comeeys
'rrested with others in Baltimore, charged with
aising checks, was not the agent Of the National
lie Insurance Company, but was removed some
me ago BY the appointment Of W. j. Perry As
mis- successor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WAR KNITTED p FkE.
I4Tra t~ttles 81. g-r gallon, S5. Also, large
- q talifCTns Wines, Pcrt- Nu=catel, ia
>s-si c,seTs per b0ttel OF N quantity These Wines
RF-tf-t {, 49, and are the article
CSrkec thar be relied apct. As perfectly purr,
l0-h fer smEJI MON puTp and the sick. Pric
urrvTfshirRty low. j have also n pure oil Hoii4Ui
<'n veil adapted fJr defc4ts persons and females
~ these goods AZ warranted pIfect'y re still
H+T~ tu ny former very low raves, l. L. 20 per at
St'ry. -, Tstes, met - certainly grsst ~ luce
= crit O. buyers. I Keep large assortment, buy in
quantities aud henCt ~ r. 20 sill So w
II vii w'l repay 20 Civ me call even though il
Re = iltile out - vsu- vav-
ARTHUR NATTsSS Drr-gi-t.
Ian2 IT second ard - streets, Y. W.
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A Coming Jan,I,orc.

NEW ORR, Feb. 2.-ENtensIve arrangements
are making by the New England Society for a
rand reception next Tuesday evening 20 Gen
fawiey, Governors Jewell, Washburne and
'ther governors Of the New England states. Sec.
etaIy Boutwell,, President Grant, and other
celebrities are expected to be present
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NeW YORK; Tachf CImh

NV YORK, Feb. 1.-The Yacht club re-eiected
James Gordon Bennett, Jr., commodore; w. p.
douglass, vice commodore; and Frank osgood,
rear commodore
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Gaicides In Frisee.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2.-Christisn Lean shot
and killed himself Yesterday, Al his wifes grave
Lone M01ntain Cemetery. Lorenzo A. Phelps
hot hlmseH through the head and body, at his
residence, New Patrero, while insane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

Mr.. LYNCH's COMMITTEE on Treasury Tx.
penditures viii have another session at the
Treasury Department tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

IHE BRITISH AMERICAN CLAIMS COMMITS
SION In the case of F. K. Reading VS.. the
United States on demurrer, yesterday Overruled
TIC demurrer. The claimant in this case de-
mancs indemnity tor Illegal imprisonment. he
having been tried and convicted before n mill
tary court OF having uttered reasonable Ian
guase. Ihe count adjourned until the 9Th inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

The NKw ORLEANS Observation-Disclosures
or Campbell testified before khe congression,a'
Committee in New Orleans yesterday, that he
nd not know Of any senator having been in
luehced IN his acts by personal interest or
pecuniary MOTIVES; admitted that he had stocI
n the Mississippi Canal Company, but he bought
II; that be vas senator, major general Of militia.
ana land commissioner; did not think he violated
INote.-The pay Of senator Is S6.oS6. major
general, 5000; and land commissioner, fees. !
MARSHAL. Packard was sworn and charged the
governor with having used the registration and
men as he wished, and with corrupting the me M
bers of the legislature by bribery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

hWcCO DtOCa 3OtmK I'm.
NV YORK, Feb. 2.-Wm- NJ Tweed was L.,
night reelected president Of the Americus CHM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

President GRANT and Vice President Col
fan will visit the Union Orphan Asylum Fair
IL Baltimore tomorrow evening.
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<erioas Resslt Of an Attack BY Rob.

NSK SoRK, Feb. 2-Henry Pitcher was atS,
acked by -nbber ON the platform Of q car on
he Erie road near Paterson, Wednesday night
md in the scufie was throen OF the train, seri,
'usly injuring his head and body. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

SURVEY OF OUR HAEBoR AND THE RIVER
CHANNEL.-The Senate Committee on the Dis
iriet of Columbia o-day agreed to report favor
by on the bill which passed the House, to pro-
vide for the survey OF the harbOr and river from
the Anacostia Bridge on the Eastern Branch.
10 Georgetown. with am amendment adding The
Superintendent OF the Coast Survey to the Board
TO make the examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

TIE WIPE end daughter Of Mayor Medill, OF
mica 20, are at present the guests ofMrs. Grant
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LECTURES.

THE FOURTH OF DR. BaNVING'S
FREE LkCTUkES To LADIES,
VIII De given AT = o clock p. on SATURDAY. 81
met, III Lecture Reom Of Calvary Baptist Chu.
6Crner sJh and ii ats. northwest Subject " Ths
Spine, its DersnRaments aud their Care" L.
ssI'nE MAN observation-disclosures by Rev g.
Il b BONSTOS. at the Assembly Church,
corner q 1 and 9Th streets, N. w, February "a
y ~ at . 80 m for the Ladies Aid Society. Ad-
E4ittance, 50 cents. fi-sts
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PIANOS, &c.

PIANUS, DC.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND MU
VI slCAL INSTRUMENTS, ineiu,ling-
fianos- MeIodeOns, ACcOrdeoBs, Guitars MA
N1oEns, BanJOs, &c. left for re pairs OverVIkv
time or taken in trade, will be sold regardless of
setGal value, at q. l.. WILD < BRO. 5,
40 Han street west,
. I'm between Pennsylvania aveoue and 4 st.
"A kARE CHASCE-Hayingt determined to intro
"A dnce In this city The celebrated SCffO--
NACkEB PIANO, Philade phia, which @49
fss be newest improvements. ragnsficentiVkvV
tone; ~ better nished, and more durable thai any
other Piano made, now offer the same at 90 per
cent less cash than Any other first class Piano can
be bought, OF Tor reasonable instsmeuts. Gall and
ex FAMINE FOR yourselves.
deo22 CARL RICHTER, 935 Penna ave.
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RPecpfi0slS.

INTERNAL RKvENUE.-The pts from this
source to-day were SI5I.Ss9 90.
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The CABINET MEETING to-day was attended
hy all of the me mbeTs except Secretary RobesoE.
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THREE PER- CENTS CALLED Iy-The Secre
tary OF the Treasury to day called in Si,75O, 900
Of the three per cent. temporary loan, embracing
the following numbers: $500, Nos. 2,2 to 2 3lI
and $1,000. Nos. JOS TO ; 3iS. Interest on the
above certificates will cease March 81, after
which time they will be no longer available az
portion Of the lawful money reserve in posses
sion of any national banking association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-02

VISITORS TO WEST POINT for 1872, have been
appointed by the President As follow: Hon.
Louis l.. Lowell, OF Michigan; Rev. Chas.
Hodge, of Princeton; Gen. H. T. Reed. of
Iowa; ex-governor Clafin, OF Massachusetts;
Frederick III aeCrellish, csc. Of San Francisco:
froi. D. X LOOMS, OF Pennsylvania; Col Jas
II Scudder OF Tennessee. Three others are 10
two BY the President of the Senate
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-25
Ohio Legislature,

We notice the Hon. @. Smith, Sen
ator from this District, has introduced
bill in the Senate to reorganize the
Boards of County Commissioners. By
this bill counties of less population
than 10000 are to have four Commits
sioners. Those of less than $4,000,
six; those less than 100000, eight,
and in any county of more than $780,
OOO inhabitants, there are to be ten
Commissioners. The Commissioners
are to be elected by the people.
In the House, Mr.. Armstrong, Of
Belmont, offered preamble and reso-
luton requesting the Committee on
Railroads to report bill so amending
existing laws as. to provide for equita-
BILE and just rates for the transporta
tion of persons and property by rail
road corporations, and for the ade
quate enforcement of the laws regulat
ing this subject. The resolution was
adopted.
Hon. NJ. J. Williams, ofthis county
offered bill in the House the othe,
day. increasing the per diem pay o
clerks and judges OF elections from
$3.50 day to s3 day.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-25
Nancy Bryans

Alexander Draise ct al, against Nancy Brvans
Order of sale in Partition
by virtue OF an order of sale issued in the
above stated case from the Court of Coumon
fleas of Fayette County and State of OhiS to ne
ulrected, ana IN pursuance of the command there
OF VIII expose and offer for sale at public auc-
ton at the doorNof the Court House in the town of
Washington in said County of Fayette on Mon
day. the 29th day of January, a. d 1874 at one
O'Clock P, n OF said day the following described
lands and tenements, situated in the County OF
Fayette and State OF Ohio, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a stake in the center of the Good
Hope road pike in the line of Ehidosey Mccoy.
where 4 white oak feet in diameter bears south
IS deg east poles white oak Is inches in diane
ter bears north Il deg east az psleS and = white
oak ? feet in diameter bears north SS Ia deg west
"a poles; thence south S9A deg east 1&0 81
poles to u stake in the line of John Boyd where q
Jack oak 1S inches in diameter bears north IS deg
west Sc links an elm IS inches in diameter bears
north Is deg west 80 links and double burr oak
50 inches in diameter bears south ~ deg east g
north 2s6 deg west A poles TO = stake; thence
north S9sl deg west 1u poles to a stake in the
center of said Good Hope road pike , thence with
the center of said road south p I-a deg e. % 90
poles to the beginning, containing IS acres and
103 poles, being = part of B. Stuben's survey No.
66S.
Said lanes and tenements to be sold free Of
Dover.
Appraised at S17Ss q
and \ in two years the last payment to be secured
by mortgage on premises deferred pay mentS 20
draw interest at per cent from day of sale
CONRAD GARIS. Sheriff tayette Co.. u
III. j. WILLIAMS, Atty. for Petitioners
Dec. sS, 1871. prf SIS 80
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-25
From Hearth and Home.
Women and IntrOductions.

A lady correspondent adds the fol-
lowing reflections to our recent article
on the subject of introduced and un-
introduced women.-ED.
DEAR HEARTH AND HONE: That
very sensible article on ''W Women and
Introductions" suggested another alb
surdity of the namely, the timidi-
ty that forbids recognition after intro,
Guction.
Women meet in the church, in the
parIor, on the street, and various
9th er places where "setS" get mixed
-unavoidably and Internationally
and are represented to each other by
some good -natured neutral, chat
pleasantly for few minutes, meet
next day and are perfect strangers.
If one who is fresh and innocent, and
not ''near- sighted ventures a friedly
nod, in nine cases out of ten she re-
eeives in return quizzical stare that
sends the hot blood rushing from he1
heart to her face, and tin9ling out to
the ends of her sensitive fingers.
By the by she gets a little used tc
such things, and learns to move about
with her eyes fixed on vacancy, to be
sure not to bIunder i'll 50 mortifying 6
way again.
Gentlemen meet each other with 9
friendly nod; the rich, the poor, the
we'll dressed, and the seedy and thread.
bare, all exchanging courteous greet.
ing without much ceremony. Only
those of the ''gentle sex'' are so fear.
fully afraid Of compromising them
selves by recognition. Whence com.
eth the timidity? It's a question that
puzzles US sore. If one has the more
brain and better sense, the other more
style and better dress, what's the
dreadful ogre in society to he ap
peased when a polite inclination o.
the head in passing follows an intro
duction, which, if a mistake, may
have been an honest one?
If women who have been intro
duced time and again haven't the
moral courage to recognize eacE
other, how can the poor souls who
have never gone through the ordea
be expected to get up the physica
bravery required?
| ONE WHO HAS BEEN INTRODUCED"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-25

The Democratic papers of this State
are making a terrible howl over the
re election of Hon. John Sherman to
the United States Senate. Our new
German Lieutenant Governor receives
q full share OF the anathemas of the
Democratic press. These fellows are
constitutiohaliy forced to complain at
anything done by Republican Leg
islative body, or by Republican Off
cial. They seem to think they would
not be loyal to their party if they did
not grumble and growl like bears with
sore heads at everything done by any
body or any party but the Democratic
party. Now, boys, you can't help your
selves. We have got a very good
honest Dutch Lieutenant Governor and
. Republican majority in the State
Legislature, and you may as well &C
cept the situation with becoming
gravity. ..-s