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SINGULAR AFFAIR, IF TRUE- The San
francisco Bulletin tells this sad story :
l he picture of a mans head that graced
the window-Pane of house at North Beacb-
and created marked sensation in the
community, is eclipsed by a fresh phenom-
ehoI at the dwelling house No. 120 Valen-
cla street, back of Woodward's garden
The head of man, with black. curly hair
and sad, thoughtful countenance. has an
peared ON the bow-window of the bouse
and is so clearly defined as to attract the
attention of people passing along the street.
1t is said that handsome young lady has
oeen IN the habit of sitting at the window
during afternoons, and that a gentleman
iiVInS on the opposite side of the street.
becoming enamored of her. stood at the
window of his room for hours gazinor upon
the tair charmer, and thus the picture was
formed. An excellent view of the pictura
may be obtained from the street.
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y SPECTRAL ESGISEER.-FOr some time
past the engineers and firemen Of the night
trains on the Pan Handle route have been
startled hy the Unaccouutahie ringing OF
the engine bell just as the locomotive en-
ters belt of woods between the stations
of DunTeith and StTawnS. For over a week,
as soon as these woods are reached the
bell Of the engine commences a violent
ringing, although the bell rope IS not touch
ed 10y amy one on the train. Some nights
since, as the bell commenced its usual ring
ing, engineer John Whitsit, Of one Of the
freight trains, VeCrsd out into the darkness
and distinctly discovered, as he positively
asserts, the form Of a gigantic man. some
seven or eight feet high, standing on the
foot board, near the bell. The appearance
Of the man had peculiar effect on the en-
giuecr; not exactly inspiring fear, but
chilly. undetined awe. The ChoStly visitor
soon vanished into thin air. much to tLe
amusement Of the engineer and fireman.
Since that occurrence, Brakeman Abner
Blew. OF the same train. entered the ca
boOse car ard saw 4 large, weil-dTessed
man sitting in 4 corner. lie passed to the
top Of the car. and. meeting the conductor.
asked him if the stranger was Il friend cf
his. The conductors reply was that there
was no one on the train, as he had observed
carefully that no passengers got aboard at
any station. The brakeman laughinglv
remarked that it must be '.this ghost. -
and went into the cabooSe again. when
the mysterious stranger had Disappeared.
/ hese statements were made in All truth
and solcmnesS by reliable men, 20 4 report
er of the Sentinel and what may be the
cause of these singular phenomena remains
a mystery. Railroad men, above all others,
are not easily frightened, but the contin-
ucd recurrence of this spiritual bell-ringing
causes lively commotion among them
Without vouching for the truth of the
statements made, any more that to speak
for the entire reliability of the person Civ
ing them, the Indianapolis Sentinel pre-
sents the mystery to its readers for solution.
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WANT of space prevents us from pub
fishing the full text of the Presidents Mes
sage, but very full synopsis of it, copied
from the Pittsburg Leader, is published in
this and the preceding column. 1t con
tains nothing of special Importance and we
leave our readers to form their own conclu-
ions in reference to it.
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Two very singular communications have
been published in the Herald protesting to
account for the burning Of Boston The
writer states that he was one of the Paris
Communists who escaped to this country,
and that the great fire in Boston was the
work Of the Labor Reformers. He also
says that the explosions heard during the
fire, and which were attributed to other
causes, ''were but explosions of powerful
chemical combination lately invented and
known only to him and his confederates.
no larger than an ordinary apple, and cost
ing only ninety-twO cents each" He saws
their work at Boston was but the com
mencemeut. and intin ates that CAPITALISTS
shall still further suffer if the rights of l.. dor
are not respected.
This may be fiction and bTavado on the
part OF some reckless scamp desirous of
creating alarm, and there NAV be some
thing IN 1t worthy of investigation bv the
authorities. \ number of persons were
arrested during the progress of the confla-
grafton, caught in the act of firing build
ings, but it was believed that these incen-
diaries committed the deed for the sake
OF plumber. Probably when their trials
come on, there may be some DEVELOPMENTS
made which wills go to prove or falsifv the
stories of this Paris Communist. 1t i
worth while for the authorities to make a
close investigation Of these characters when
lhey come INTO court to answer for their
CRIME. .-PutS6Urg Dispatch
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Brutal Murder of an Old Man and hts
Wife I'm Memuhis

MEMPHIS, Dec. l6.-Saturday night, two ne
groes entered the grocery store of j. X. CHINO
chic, an Italian, aud asked for some cheese.
While Ginnochio was serving them, one of the
negroes struck him with a wagon standard.
which broke his jaw and felled him to the oor.
TIE negroes then rushed into an adjoining
she was insensible. Seeing the little daughter
of Mr.. Ginnochio asleep in bed, they threw a
heavy trunk upon her. Surprising the GinRO-
Chio's had been killed, the negroes then pro-
ceeded TO rife the store. In the meantime
the little girl, who was but slightly injured, e.
capped and alarmed the neighbors, who fastened
to the scene to End the aged couple weltering in
their hood and TIE sssassins gone. The police
are in search of the negroes to- day. No hope l.
entertained OF the recovery of Mr.. GinnOchiO
and his wife.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.



NEW YORK. Dec. l6.-The large steam
dredging machine, At the Cunard dock, Jersey
City, was burned this morning. Loss SO 900.
feterson's planning mill at Jamaica, l.. l..
ana Maryin's blind factory were burned Sun
day; loss $50 eco.
DEATH NJ HYDRorHoBrA.
John HoWold died yesterday OF hydrophObia
on 9Th avenue.
THE FATAL LAMP AGAIN.
Mary Sherwood was fatally aud 81 versl other
members of the family seriously injured last
evening by the explosion of a kerosene lamp Oh
a center table.
TIE ITALIAN SOCIETY
held meeting last evening, az which the home
government vas hercely denounced Tor it's con
OF the poor ID this country. The Italian consul
here wss also assailed for failing TO make salts
factory explanation of the cause of the exodus.
II WAS decided TO memorable Congress in oppO-
slton TO what the meeting designated, this in
famous white slave trade
THE DRAMATIC PROFESSION
IN TINS city. yesterday, passed appropriate rsso-
lutions over the death OF Edwin Forrest.
THE LIGHTS
from white to red.
THR CITY swINpLED oUT or THREE MILLIONS
An alderman OF this city states that by the
Eon-pay meut OF rents by various railroads and
other corporations within the past five years
tie municipality has been swindled out OF three
million dollars.
AT MEETING OF INrERSArIosALs
yesterday, very violent language was used BY
the striking silk weayers OF Paterson, y. j.
SUIT AGAINST BowLKs BROTHERS.
1t is stated that Nathan Appleton has COM
menced suit against EOwles Brothers for fraud,
and General Davies has been appointed re-
ceiver, the latter being now i'm possession OF all
the effects of the late concern in this CITY.
Several American female school teachers
trading IN Europe were, il is said, swindled BY
the BoWles Brothers OF all their money.
sALK AT CHAPPsQUA.
All the farm utensils, horses, cattle and
l0HSflOi1 goods (hannQuma
auction Saturday.
The TWEED INDICTMENT.
A motion to supply the omissions in the mo
ton to ouash the big indictment against W N.
NJ. Tweed was denied this morning By judge
Ingraham.
THE CASE OF z {. STOKES
is set down Tor NcdneS lay.
The CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY
to- day notified the stock exchange OF their in
teBtion 10 issue sixty thousand shares OF ne -
stock.
MR.. VANDERBILT
denies the report that work has been stopped or
his proposed underground railroad.
SNOW
commenced falling al one O'Clock this after
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The Great Diamond swindie

ARNOLD DENIES THE CHARGES MADE AGAINST
HIM-HE NOW CLAIMS To HAVE DISCOVERED
A $500 .000, COO SILVER NINE IN KENTUCKY.
IoUISvILLB, KY. Dec. 10 Philip Arnold.
whose property was recently attached at the
instance of VIM. Lent, on account of the late
California diamond swindle, publishes long
defence in the Courier Journal. in which he de
MES the charges made against him, saying that
he never sold a dollars worth Of property 10
Lent, nor had any contract with nor receive
any money from him At any time. He denies
that the fields were sold by him. but alleges that
the discovery was honestly made, aud the trans
actions in regard to il were all between him
Slack, happening and C.. ID. Roberts. ami
were all fair and after full investig CATION by al
parties. He charges Lent with being in pow
erful and interruptions ring, and guilty OF many
swindling mining transactions privately. Ar
mold says he has discovered a silver mine in
Kentucky worth S501 600 coo. and has bought
for =, 600 COO all the property in the locality
the mine. VIM. Wilson, a prominent LAWYER in
Hardin county, where Arnold resides. passed
through this city Yesterday, en- route TO Calit0r-
MIA to bring a libel suit in behalf of ArnOlJ
against the parties connected with the charge
of swinde made against him, Wilson savs b.
has been prospecting with Arnold and knows q
discovered the silver mine and purchased the
property.
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n z W OFF ICE.
JUAN BOYLE q ca.

lhEAL kSTA II AND NOTE BROKEN
no. COS EsFTEENTH sTRxEr
(oppO3te Treasury }
FUB SALE
HANDSOMELY FIEISHED HOFsW IN
sOuxe A street betwesE I'd and I'd streets wftb All
the mcdern ~ prove =. small cash vsyrs EMS
and lorsS time on balance. Several FARMS email
and large. on tse line of che Point Of Rock, rSii
rusd. wEhin fe3 ntnut.s' walk Of the iep not Ets
IN thirty min rtes Of Washington. Terms sssv
Also, tue Of two Kindred sSres each, on the s.sne
read snt same distance frOr1 derOt, Improved by
HOUss. &c. Alss, one Of 5G acres, in Fauauier
county, Va. very handsomely improved Essy
terms Al.c. one Of ~ acres aeer Catteil Station
Va Will be sold in quantities 70 suit pure bAssrs
ON easy tsTuls. six Tote on inertia side Of Rhode
island avenue. 9Nl0 each; small cash payment
balance remai0 for nye t5 Ith interest Al
yer easy terus. Three lots corner Of NJ and Isl
sfreets your Iots ON 24th street BET geen M And
N. Ore lot on Ne bs<Ween IL and Gath streets Six
let's near Capitol, fronting on New jersey avenue
One Of the finest sil raions in the city. Handsome
Country seatof q rec one milo above Geofgetovu
a handsome hCuse, on corner Gss and Streets
With every modern Improvement, long time pay
nts. A hEs Lot on u street D. o., between ID and
So Two Lots on Sd street, between and b :. e.
Several Lots on ID stresp, bet ID and Sd h. b Three
bsudsone Houses In the " est End. Also, Houses
and Lots in all parts Of the city. Two handsome
Houses on Sth street
Monty TO LOAN
IN sums OF from 81 90 20 SO Ue on resi estate
Eor the secommodstIcn of he Enslle the once
will be open or WEDNESDAY kSkslAGS frsm
% &C. O'Clock. poy2S
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From Europe To-day.


LONDON, Dec. 16.-lnformati0n has reached
this city this morning that eli hty persons who
were believed TO have persisted by the strandiny
of the emigrant ship Franklin from HAMBURG
for San Francisco OFF the Island OF YlieIand.
have been rescued.
The SITUATION IN FRANCE.
PARIS. Dec. l6-President Theirs and N.
Dufaur will attend the meeting OF the commit
tee of thirty to- day. 1t is hoped that the result
of the debate at the session of Saturday for the
petitions On the dissolution OF the assembly has
served TO facilitate the committee in arriving ar
an understanding upon the constitutional qaes
tons which il is considering.
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The light IL Ouse Disaster, a Hoax
Probably

CHRsAFRAKE, Dec IA report. dated from
this place. December q, was recently published
in New York of the destruction. bv storm and
flood, of the light house at Anticosta, and the
drowning of family Of eight persons. The
report was said 10 have beer brought here by
the captain OF the fishing schooner Jane Merri-
man. There has been no communication with
Antlcosta since the date OF the above publica-
cation; but no fishing schooner has been here
and the report OF the destruction of the Anti 7.
costa light house is not known here or credited
AT any Of the stations along the coast.
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The New York Tribune on 60 I'm de
pendent JOur0aliSm :,

NEW YORK. Dec. l6.-The Tribune closes an
editorial headed Z" Independent Journ alism, a
follows:-" We have expressed our hone and 20
certain extent our belief, that we are TO have
an administration which we can honestly SIM
port. We certainly shall not be found Gao
uously and maliciously OPP sing it,"
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Spurious so Notes

CONCORD, n H.. Dec. l6.-wm. johnson has
oeen arrested at Manchester for passing spn-
rious bank notes of the Denomination on AN -
which purport to be the issue of the New YorL
City National Bank. hOiA
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AHung jury i'm the wheat Upnercue
Murder Trial

BALTIMORE, Dec. lo-The jury in the cas-
OF Jesse Cppercue, on trial i'm the criminal
court Tor the murder of his aunt Mrs. Wheat.
into court this afternoon and reported fha
were discharged. al a
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The Credit Mobilier stock Charges

SPECIAL INvRsTIG ALTON.
NEW YORK, Dec. l6.-The Ezpress editOrially
states that James Brooks will insist upOn a
special investigation of the charges by McComb
that Mr.. Brooks was interested In the mobilier
stock, and will request that the committee be
composed Of his political opponents.
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Fires

,,bATAViA, \. Y, Dec. 16.-The malt hous. OF
maxwell x Co. was burned Yesterday n,ornt,,
Loss $40 eco; insured for sa6 Doc.
ACTON, CANADA, Dec. l6.-Beardmore A
s so6 oo rannery was burned last night. Los
SEC, 900; insurance 50, 0GO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-16

iERRiBLE EXPLOSION OF A STEAM BorLRR
ON Friday morning the boiler in Wansb,s Is
nIli, on Black river, Wayne county. Mo e%-
R,oded. The mill was literally blown to atom
ansgMents OF the boiler were found neariv a
leIt OF 1t was rolled out fiat. -Four smnia.ss
we're Killed outright and three daneeronsss
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maTE-ly
0n MarriaRR.

Harry relief for Young Men trcm the effects OF
errors and abuses in early life Manhood restored
I'm ne dinaents to marriage removed. New m thOd
OF treatment New and remark able remedies.
Books ard circulars sent free, in .vaed envelope
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION No. South
9h street Philsdelp hia Penn: AN institution having
q high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
fessIoy al kill. dec7 eO3m
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Special NOTICES.


A Clergyman, while siiiag IN South Arse1 Tea,
a. missionary discovered a safe and Fimpie remedy
for the cure o! Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease of the Urinary and semns Organs, and the
who'll train % disorder brought by bsneful and
vicious habits. GTea. numbers have been cured b.
this noble remedy. Prompted bJ desire to benefit
the a. cted aud unfortunate, will send the recipe
FER preparing ard using this M dicine, IN sealed
envelope. to any who leeds Il. Free o. Cha[gs.
Address, yOSEfH T. INMAN,
station ID, Bible House,
York CITY,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER. BEGINS AT :.
IN Mr.. j. g. SAvILLR, Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER IL, ls72.
Every evening during the week,
And SATURDAY MATINEE at O'Clock,
Din BOrcicsults highly successful and powerfully
constructed Drama, in four acts, entitled
AFTER DARK,
Produced after careful preparation with
Complete cast of characters,
Magnificent mechanical effects,
Aud splendid cenic display.
pictorial dramatic representation of
LONDON LIFE IN 1868,
During the third act q view Of the
ELIsIUM MUSIU HALL,
Introducing
THE FREEMAN SISTERS,
The most delightful change artists in the country
MIR. q. L.. DAVIS,
The wonderfully clever and grotesque continue,
Together with other novelties.
Box Office open daily from to clock,
In preparation for the holidays,
FE-EI.FO.FUM,
A new comic thick psntomime.
decl6-tf
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CLERICAL CEANGRs.-B. F. Gray, a clerk in
the Third Auditors Office, has rendered his
resignation, to take effect on the 31st inst, AMI
j. NJ. Sayre, of the same office, has been trans
ferred to the Internal Revenue bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-16

DESTRUCTIVE FLOODS IN FRAECR-Tha
streams In the northeastern departments of
France have been swollen by heavy rains TO an
unusual height, aad several OF them have over
Moved their banks, inundatng the country.
abandoned. Many OF the factories are closed.
ana several bridges are entirely submerged.
Oiops IN the country adjacent were DESTROYED
Inc river Loire has overlooked its banks and
the quays, the lower quarters of Nantes ard
tDe adjacent country are entirely under water,
presenting fearful spectacle. Further and
gie9t OBSTRUCTION OF property is apprehended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-16

The RUMoRs OF BIsMARCK's RESIGNATION
OF the presidency OF the PrussaR c0uncil excite
mnch newspaper comment in Berlin. The
Journals all discuss the matter, the tenor of the
Opinions thus far expressed being that Bis
maicks retirement from the Prussian council
Is likely 10 lead to an important crisis in the
pontlcs o. the country. The disciplinary court
IN Berlin on Saturday decided that it was legally
Incompetent to try the case of the army BisheJ
Nanczanowsky, who was arraigned for melting
OF war. a special from Berlin to London saws
rrnce Bfnarck is looking exceedingly well.
he viii perhaps consent to remain at the head
OF the Prussian cabinet if Ministers Selchon
ana itsplitz, who oppose the reconstruction OF
the HeIreDhaus resign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-16

Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from TIL
source to-day were s57I $50 %.
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To BE HANGED FOR ARsoN.-WiIIiam An
pleby, col0red boy about fourteen wears of age.
who burned the house of Mr.. Isaac p Baldwin
Oh frlnce George county, Md, one night during
the past summer. was tried for arson at the d.
eember term OF the county court, and sentenced
10y Judge Nicol TO be hung. The jury ifst
Drought IN verdict of guilty, and put the pun
Ehment at seven years in the pententiarv
Inns, the court informed the jury, was not in
accordance with law. Judge Nicol said il the
Jury FOUND the prisoner guilty, as charged In the
Indictment, the punishment was death, TIL.
verdict was afterwards changed, and the pris-
ontr sentenced. a petition, we understand
was prepared to be signed by the court asking
the Governor to commute the punishment and
sentence the prisoner to ten wears in the peni
tentiary. The boy is a small one, and evidently
uld not understand the enormity of his crime
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-16

Mr.. DANIEL G. GILLETTE, young gentle
man well known in this city, is one OF the editors
of the Sunday Standard, a new weekly paper
which made its first appearance in New York
Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-16

ALABAMA.-A telegram from Montgomery.
Ala., says that the legislature will meet this
week, and organize in the manner proposed by
attorney General Williams. Whether it will be
parties claim il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-16

AMONG THE VISITORS at the White House
this morning were Senators Vickers, Morton,
Ramsey and Spencer, and Representatives
Platt, Kellogg, Moore and Scofeld, and General
Dick TAYLOR. of Louisiana.