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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-10

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9-Tbis afternoon the
second officer OF the Pacific Mail Compsny's
steamer, due here from Panama "Wednesday.
arrived at San Diego in an open boat with the
news that the steamship had struck a reef 200
Lower California. When the officer left the
ship the captain was making preparations 20
land. The passengers were all safe BY tina
ume. The Montana leaves San Diego at day
light TO- morrow with orders to proceed TO the
wreck and relieve the passengers, and return
with them to San Diego II she does not succeed
IN getting the Sacramento on the reef. The
Sacramento had $50 passengers and 2sO tons OF
freight. The agent of the company at San
Diego, will 60 to the wreck and DO all In his
power to relieve the passengers. The date OF
the disaster Is not given.
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From the Pacific slope

SAN FRANoIsCo, CAL, Dec. "a telegram
from hreka states that the Greek Indians have
been got on . reservation, and are now ouiet
No more assistance is needed to watch them ar
present. Rowing bands will be pursued. and a
numoer OF lnoians on the reservation have
volunteered to aid the settlers
HEAvY CHRCK-RAIsINe OPERATION
John w. SouthWell wae arrested last night on
. charge OF altering two checks on the first ma
uona! oaDk OF this city-one from S45 to as 900,
and the other from SO to $50 ooo-in favor OF j.
4. Spencer. The drafts we're forwarded TO the
national bank of Chicago, where the forgery
in the insurance business in Chicago.
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So

BIZ EsWlCK, MK., Dec. l0-SiN inches =
snow fell last night. There Is strong nortf
west wind, and the snow il drifting bad.
About the same quantity OF snow fell A. FaruI
ingtOn, and il also drifting.
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iHE ANDERSON POISONING CAsE.-Dr. Luz
cius b. Irish will be placed on trial in tha
kIngs county court of oyer and terminer to-
DAY on the charge of having, with Mrs Sarah
Anderson, poisoned to death Edward O. Ander-
l: Tor murder in the first degree. Mrs.
Anderson has also been indicted, and Is
now in the Raymond street jail, but she
VIII have separate trial after DR.. Irishs case
snail have been disposed of. This case has been
pe1ore the courts frequently, but for various
reasons the trial has been postponed until now.
me accused occupied quito prominent posi-
IL exciting more than usual attention.-N y.
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IHE VALUABLE LIBRARY OF Hon. JAMES
BROOKS DRsTRoYED-In less than half an
hour after tue fire broke out in the New York
EAliess building. the fourth floor, in which
were the Offices OF James and Frastus Brooks
and the rooms of the dramatic and art report
ers, and some of the editors, WAS totally ruined.
Inc hbTary OF Mr.. Brooks was one Of the first in
,he country, containing many rare and valuable
beoks. In statistical works il was particularly
rlcn, and the loss to its owner-who is a man OF
&eii-known literary tastes-is very severe. The
nbTaTy was situated between the rooms OF the
TWO brothers, and from its situation ii could not
be saved The money loss by the burning of
the library is estimated at $4,000 In the cor
her OF the building adjoining the hotel was an
up, and through this the fire burned ferceIv
clean up to the roof.
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DEATH OF OPERA HOUSE PIKE - MIR.
samuel \. Pike, OF opera house celebrity,
uIeS ol spoplexy IN his Office, 7s Broad street
on Saturday evening. Mr.. Pike who was ffty
years OF age, and apparently in the ENJOYMENT
OF perfect health, was born in New York, where
Ms 1ather was wealthy merchant. When
ABOUT twenty years of age he went to Cincin-
hatl and made his first venture in the busine IS
III Which ne subsequently became 50 eminentIy
successful. The opera house which he built al
years ago he returned to his native CITY Fin
1906 he built the Grand Opera House. whose
management he held for two years. Then he
soId II 10 Col. James Fisk, Jr. He leaves three
daughters and one son to inherit several mil
lions.-N J.. Sun Oh
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NKw loRE, Dec. 10 william Vol and Val
entine Baum, both butchers In Cinciunati.
quarreled yesterday, when the former plunged =
butcher knife through the heart OF the latter
Vol coolly walked M 90 the bar, took a drIuk
OF whisky, walked OF. aud has not been arrested
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BIsMARCK's WAR AGAINsr rHK CAruor ,cs
ihe catholic church editice in the CITY and
province of Posen belonging to the Prussian
government have been closed, because q special
OF Posen. IN her trials, under the especial pro
tecuon OF % Most Sacred Heart of Jesus" The
pastors OF the churches and the teachers in tn
Salhollc schools have been summoned to appear
before the magistrates for examination on the
Snafge OF publicly reading an exciting pastoral
Ietter issued by the bishop of Pnsen
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Fron EurOpe TODAY.

,hIbLn Loss OF LIZ 81 The sroRN.
terday, but not with the severity of Sunday
Dispatches continue to come to hand brinsi3e
intelligence Of disasters both ON sea and land
Inc damage In this city b considerable. 6ix
known to have been injured BY failing build.
ings. A brig, the name Of which Is unknovn
f0undered on the west coast Of the Isle OF
The bark Stralsund, from HAMBURG for NsG
York, va wrecked on Kinsridee ledee, but tie
crew we're saved. The gasometer stfsched to
me hoyal arsenal at Wolwich Vas DAMAGED by
Tor the pest two nights. Telegraphic commu-
nication 10 yet very much impeded.
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DIDN'r DoDGR THE BULLRrs.-At Keokuk.
Iowa, Saturday night, one Dixon, while drunk
in spirit Of bravado asked drunken com pan
ION, named Brady, to shoot at him, and see how
he would evade the bullets. Brady did so.
shooting Dixon in the side and stomach and
killed him instantly. Brady Was arrested
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National Monument Go Mr. GrecIe,

BOSTON. Dec. i0-The day after the death 81
MI. Grselev several well knO-n gentlemen 81
boston held consultation Tor the purpose OF
FORMING Greeley National Monument as 1cis-
non. Organization has been nearly completed.
IL - not confined 20 Boston, but will embrace
ven known citizens In sil parts Of the country.
II proposed 20 raise $50 600 Of VII. ch Il. 16n
has already been guaranteed
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SALE OF A FAIRFAx (VA.) FARM.-Hr.
Frank Palmer sold bis farm, situated about one
mile north Of this village, containing 225 acres,
70 Mr.. JohDatEan Taylor, of Ioudvuu county,
foI $40 Per acre Fairies NeIcs.
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Italian Ra,d,,. -, w..,,

NEW YORK. Dec lo.-Naples advice ratorf
that the hand OF brigands headed by Man.
are becoming more daring and lawleSs No--
witbstsnding the heavy ransom efsred for his
head all efforts 20 capture the leader are uuAva D.
ing.
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THR PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE The
was 4.9S5 tons; for the wear. 20 $40 SIG TONS.
against 10 ,4Ss, $50 tons to corresponding time
last year. showing an increase OF 4,l4s 1884
tons. Inc trade Is now reported quite dull,
Richmond there are few vessels and fewer or
ders fer coal. The retail coal trade in this
cry Is pretty good and prices are firmly main
tained.-PhId. LEDGER.
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Boston Elects a Republican M.,o.

BOSTON, MASS, Dec IO.-Returns of the %.
nicl7al election NJ 10 noon indicate the cho.
OF n. l.. Pierce, the republican and citizen.
candidate for mayor, by a large majority.
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SPECL9L NOTICES..
Mrs. Jones Coush sixture.

This excellent COUGH Syrup has now been
used IL This community for upwards OF FIVE years
with never-failiSs success. Il easily ADM nssered
being pleasant to the Ia are given in small doses
ttaspOoDful Ter an atG( IL -ili positively and per
MAJ emily cpre all the ve7fous affections 81 the
Throat and lungs, rs CoueSs. Colds, Asthma Crou o.
IDhueDzs- HnsTseRsss. Bronchitis, and Ircinjept
Consumption. Also, fog the relief CT patients ia al
var Geo stages OF SSns.ts7 2iGn These though
70 spGb extent that u will be considered a bless
ing indeed ty such fateuts Coa6dent m = Won will
FIn itJust a. represented, we iuyite = trial.
Put up IN bottles. az 50 cents aad each.
TIC be hal only OF
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
noV2 tr Corner d and streets y. W.
On Marriage.
Happ- relief ter Young Men fro m thu effects of
errors go abuses in early life Manhood restored
lmpetrneEts 20 marriage removed. New msthod
OF treatment. New and remark able remedies.
b A And circulars sent free, IN sealed envelopes
Address HOWABD AS OCIATION. No. South
gin street, sde ph Penn institution having
hfsh ,eputstion for honorable conduct and pro
fessIoI al skin. dee7 eo3m
A Card.
A Clergyman, while residing IN South America,
a. missionary discovered safe and sim pie remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weak less. Early Decay
Disease of the Urinary and Sein al Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought by baneful and
yictOus habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the reel pc
envelope. to any one who needs It. Free Of Caargs
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House,
mar2e-ly New York City.
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ANOTHER RxPUBLICAH victory Clark
Jillson, republican, was elected mayor Of Wor-
cester, Mass, yesterday by majority of Az, in
q total vote OF o,2A. The aldermen elected are
all republicans, and are also q majority of the
members Of the common council and the school
committee.
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TEE ExAMINATIoH OF PRESIDENT GRAHAN
on the charge OF embezzliBg the funds of the
Waikiki Bank, commenced yesterday in New
York. One OF the directors testified that Ora
ham admitted using large amounts belonging 10
the bank, bnt had paid back at 500 and check
OF William II. Tweed for A. 500
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THR VIRGINIA TOBACCO TRADR.-The to-
bacco trade has wonderfully improved with the
much larger than on any other day for severa!
months. The planters appeared TO be pleased
with the prices realized. The breaks were so
e1ten sive that the auctioneers we're engaged
until night.-Lyncho1r1 Rep. tn,
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LYDIA THoNPsoN's LUHArIC LovRR-
among the patients admitted to Bellevue
hospital few days ago was q middle-aged man
TINS same coDnecti0n) whose brain has been
turned by love for the fair Lydia. He il a. mad
on this subject as was the unfortunate Dutch-
man, who for several months ANNOYED Nnsson
with insane freaks, and who finally brought up
on Blsckweli's Island.-N. L. Stor. up
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EARTHQUAKR IL VIRaINfA-Tbe Ah;,.no,
NHginian reports that "quite Q respectsble
snock OF An earthquake" was felt in that piace
ana vicinity on Saturday week, about o'clocl
IN tne evening. The shock, it says, was accom-
panied by z loud report-msy6e the repor,
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iNCHNDIARIEs IN BosToN-Aa AHeppt Ia
Bum Iheoter.-On Saturday night as a pri-
waite Waterman at the Howard Theater, hos
ton, was going his rounds, he came upon two
them on They refused to 70 and he used his
club on one of them, when the other drew a
pistol and fred, the ball penetrating the rim or
the watchmans hat. On the stairway was
found can Of burning fluid, with which IL is
supposed they intended to fire the building. No
arrests were made. Nv
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IHR Christian Index don't want any more
cry talk from the pulpit. 1t says: Were yor.
70 smut your eyes and hear the b ymn read you
would suppose some newly whipped bow wa
trying to read. Through the text and ain the
readlngs, prayers, and speaking An affectatlop
OF ctylng keeps up the broken, rafting, tremu-
hngs." Sensible people become Disguised n,
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN VIRaINIA.-Stepher
n. henderson, while on his way from RichmOno
River railroad. was knocked In the head nj m
sung shot BY notorious thief and ex-couyict
named Jack Champion. and robbed . few davs
slnce. champion was arrested. identified and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-10

SECRETARY DsLANO leaves here on Thurs
day for Cuba to rccuperate his health, and not
on special mission from the Government, as
has been stated.
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The foods in the North of Italy confirm.
threatened. ~
Ihe woman recently arrested In Rich
mond, Va, for shop lifting, proves 20 be A
genuine kleptonaniac, and she viii probably be
sent 70 IN asylum for treatment.
Snessrs. Abram Young, Of Loudoun. Ard
William n. Embrey, Of stafford county. Va
nave recently been declared bAnkrupu by the
@The grand jury OF Boston has indicted
Leayitt Alley tor the murder Of Abijah Filis
Charles river. " INC
I'm. II. Brainard, postmaster st Iowa ci,v
y charged, on afidaviz Of his clerks. win I,esr
!uiy, teert, And smbezzlement. He las heia
this once since june last. '1
hing, Who killed 0'Neil, pleaded No.
guilty in Sew York yesterday, ana III co,n mos
requested time to take evidence by cOsa1isS.o.,
and the case viii probably 90 on the cTIen5ssA
The London Times, in view Of the erest i'm
crease OF drinking In England, eSrlsSra.-
among all the writer's, al the taIl.rs a1a ~.
Prescners, al the workers, oil the name, We q
oaily biazoned on the roll OF Eneiish am &c &c
mere none that win Get about 10 abate ',hIo
ness." A@NVh~' oranksn-
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MURDERED FOR HIS MoNKY.-Aaron Wood
eighty years OF age, who lived alone in the "a st
ern part OF the town of Acton, Mass, was found
murdered last Saturday morning in his dwelling.
ne was reported as having much money, and
ne was really very poor, though suspected by
some people Of boarding money. His murder
err could nave obtained nothing. Suspicion
points TO two French Canadians' who we're ra'
Gently employed on the railroad, as the murder
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The CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY is so gen
orally useful that every one who has place in
its pages should take the trouble to supply the
necessary corrections. The ladies of Congress
men, especially, should see that their presence
Is marked, or they will be apt to miss being in
yiced to many parties.
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HIhere Was no quorum in either OF the
legislative bodies Of Alabama yesterday.
me New York supervisors yesterday
ordered the removal from their room of The
immtnse Portrait OF W. n. Tweed.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were sl24Tl447.
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War moths Wings CIipped.
THE GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA IMPEACaED A,
SCsPENDRn YpnM nEpTru

Il
SUSPENDED PROM OFFICE.
Warmoth's rump legislature met in New
orleans TO organize yesterday; but their num-
Der was too small, and they went INFO what the
associated Press Agent calls a caucus" In
the meantime, what is known as the "custom
mouse faction, which consists of the regular
republican members of the legislature and the
more reputable democrats, met at the Mechan-
lcs Institute, formally organized both the Sen
are and house, and went determinedly 20 work
the holdlDg over senators entering a protest
against the manner in which Tie Senate was
organized. Lieut.. Governor Pinchback ST ated
IN open Senate that Gov. Warmsth had visited
ms mouse Oh the night ERE vious and offered him
S.o,ocO ana the appointment of a large number
OF efncers II he (Pinchbsck) would pursue the
course which he (Warmoth) would point out
resolution impeaching Warmoth was adopted
IN the mouse by vote of IS to 6. The senate
Immediately passed q resolution suspendine
Wsrmoth from the Office of governor. A reso,
Iutloh was adopted organizing the Senate A
resolution was adopted calling on the President
OF tne nlted States to guarantee protection to
sne state under the constitution OF the United
states. Al the evening session the high court
vi impeachment was organized by .Justice
Ialiferro. The court then adjourned till Mon.
DAY, the 10th inst. Lieut.. Gov. Piuchback
s9anned Is governor and took possession of the
once and received the congratulations of
TRENDS: The proceedings against warmotb in
The United states circuit court for coutem nj
nave been postponed till TODAY. Tue supreme
court OF the state has sent warmoth's iudoe
(Eiimore) to jail for ten DAYS for coutem nj ans
imposed tine OF fifty dollars.
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TIE Senate committee OF foreign relations
had meeting this morning, and discussed in
formally the Japanese Indemnity fund.
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REPRESENTATIVE X. j. HALDRMAN, of Penn
sylvanis, has announced his intention to make
the West Point cadetship in his gift the objec
of competitive examination on the 10th of
January, in Carlisle.
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Col. ALLEN TENNsY, Clerk of the House
District committee, has arrived here, to resume
lis official duties He is an excellent oficer.
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ANOTHER BLooDLHss DUKL-Ls Chi,alr,,
Tidyed Onts-James s. Hayward, editor of the
Times, and Malcolm j. Browning, editor of the
T., fought duel Yesterday morning, At Sand
par Ferry. After exchanging two shots without
bioodshed the parties saluted and left the field
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NV YORK, Dec. 10.-A Richmond dispatch
states that George o. Day was arrested yestsr-
Gay LOT nring his grocery and dwelling, In
most Of hs goods. Zach Cham pion, 3 hiehv"
The penalty Il death. S"1'@
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TIE HOUSE COMMITTEES on foreign affairs
this morning held their first meeting of this
session, and arranged for future consideration
OF various portions of the Presidents message
referred to them
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN MR.. j. g. SAvILLK, Lessee and Manager
MONDAY, December 9,
Engagement for Six Nights only of the distinguished
actor, author and manager,
Mr.. LESTER WALLACE,
being his first ar pearance in Washington.
Mr.. WALLkCK will have the support of
MISS EFFIE GERMON,
(from Wslack's Thester, New York;
Mr.. NISlNG BOWERs, Miss ROSA RAND, Mr.
l.. LESLlE GOSSlN, Mrs q. G. 9ERMON,
Mr. ". Ii. BOX Il, and others.
MONDAY EVENING, and until further notice,
viii Ice acted for the first lime here Mr.. Maha cks
Comedy, IL Five Acts, entitled
GENITAL PARK;
TIE HOUSE WITH TWO DOORS.
Presented with new scenery, Eff cts. &C
During Mr.. Wallack's engagement the prices will
be a. follows:
OTches ira hairs, Slg; Orchestra Circle Re
served, q 20; Orchestra Circle Admission and
Dress Circle and Reserved, 81; Dress Circle Adj
mission. rs cents, 90
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ga man in . diving suit, met his death from
sunocation while engaged in diving q one OF
the docks ut Norfolk, one day last week.
The material Of the Loudoun IVA
sale. '~'
1.-THE counties reform bill finally passed the
upper honse OF the Prussian Diet yesterdav bv =
vote Of lilo to 81. "
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The Old Syndicate a.d he Nev

ssates the old syndicate, In coniunction NTH
me hothechild-, have offered 70 take the "a.
naming three hundred million OF the q ,e ns,
O csr oon9s and also large portion Of the a.
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Az InRBRIArED eTRAHeRR precipitated
nimself down the depot stairs, and, on strikins
. .s, iena,ng, reProachfully apostrophized him
Ell WIN: III you'd been . Wantin' to come
Gown stairs, why'n thunder didn't You saw 20
you wooden headed old fool, an I'd come With
you An showed you the way."-Daaburv Nsg,
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"A. STRAUS,
ioil PSHHSYLvAEIAA AVENUE,
Third Door from Eleventh Street

,~store open until .. m. and on Saturday until
II .. m; 90 accommodate tLoee who have time
" purchase curing the cay. poyls-u
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LADIES GOODS.

l4ADI Ei>' GOUDS.
TO THE HADIEs.
The af;eniios of tins adiss is respectfully in
ytfsd q my very seSsCt assortment Of
EMBROIIESED SLIPPERS, CUSHIONS, FIRE
SJREENS '11t BRACELETS,
CARVED VAIN sLlffER CASES, HAT and
TOWEL KACks,
Beautiful ,ei1sEOn Of Chidrtn's Z Il
SIgAhS> and iS-ge stock u BERLIN
ZkfhYRS aud weBoTED Goods, at
ME-. SEINE RUPPERT's,
ta2 ah street. O. rosite Patent Office.
- 10 Brureh Store nOy22 tjsnI
MADAsk I EsT ER S.,
LADIES FASHIONABLE EAIR DRESSER
And Husss- air Manufacturer Paris and New
York cheap Human Hair House. Two Ohittinus
Braids Only -. large stock % select from AWAY
On hand. Cell and examine for yourself. oclo 6n
~ .UsT OPENING @
ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF
HATS, FLOWIRs, FEATHERS and vELyETs
OF ALL COLORs,
At Low Prices, q:
q. HELLERS,
se2Str No,7I3 Market Space,
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illustrated with experiments, fAprarstus con
stTuCtsd sid arranged expressly for mis- lectures n
America
let Lecture, II EsDAY EyENIEG, Dec. 81
y Lecture, IL RSDAl EvEHING, Dec. bti.
Nj Lecture, sAi UEDAG EVESiHG. Lee 9Th.
4sh lecture, MOS DAY EVENING, Dec. eth.
Ssh ICCtuTC, TUESDAY ENESi Nc. Dec fetn.
Sab sc'U-e, 1HUBSDSY EVENIEG, Pee 18th.
g Tics gjs for sEy soeie lecture, or All, can
b. had y the diagram 81 BsllsntyueB Admission
enc Gclsr; No extra charge Tor reserved seats.
- lectures beSn sharply az o'clock. The
audIrrce viii And e sreatly their ben. Mt 20 -
prtn Pity in ID. ir Srsts az
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oAY GouLD's TRIAL.-Judge Barrett, OF the
supreme court, in New York yesterday Issued
OF the Erie Railway Company aeainst Jaw
could should not be decreased, or such otheS
rehef granted as the court may zee ut.
Four NEE KILLRD.-A scaffoldine ON ma NJ
the buildings Of the Cincinnati Water Works fell
yesterday afternoon killing four men insfan tIv
and Woupding four Others.
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The MEXICAN BORDER TRoUBLEs-Th,
commission appointed to inquire into the depre
dations on the frontier of the state of exas
to-day presented TO the President a printe,
copy Of their report. This report will be mad,
the basis of special message 10 Congress.
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SOCIETY Notes. - Speaker Blaine gave a
dinner party Sunday night to Minister Wash
ourne, at which the President, members of the
Cabinet, Justices of the Supreme Court and
other nigh officials were present. Mr.. Wash
Durne lett the same night to visit his relatives
in Maine. and will soon return TO his duties AT
Paris.
The MARQUIS dc NOailles, the French Minister
e1Hects 10 occupy his new house, on h street.
about Christmas, when he will Commences !.
series OF dinner parties and receptions.