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Another Rail ro.1, s,u.s,..w..

PORTLAND, Me- Jan. E---Iestenday, near
Wells village, construction train, i'm backing
down, ran against stick of timber, and the first
car, containing gang OF laborers, was thrown
OF the track against a rock, aud broken in two.
Twenty or thirty persons are reported more or
less injured.
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THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION heard
among other cases yesterday, that OF Alexander
II. Brown, of Maryland, for property taken
near Alexandria, Va, valued Mt s., COO.
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NAPOLEON ". AND HIS GREAT ExPEcTA-
TIoNs.-A grand reception was given yesterday
Napoleon Nv. to one thousand soldiers, states-
men and other distinguished Frenchmen. Tie
Empress and her son passed through the rooms
filled with people, all in deep mourning, and
gave their hands to be kissed. The imperialists
expect speedy restoration OF the empire, with
the Empress as regent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mrs. Jsnes' Cough Mixture.


Tefs excellent COUGH SYRUP has now been used
N this community for upwards Of five years with
never failing success. 1t is easily administered,
being pleasant to the sste and given small Doses
teaspoonful for adult. IL will positively and ptr
manenfly all the various affections Of the Throat
and Lunss, as Coughs, Colds, Asthma Group, Infia-
enZa, Hca-seness, Bronchitis, and Incipient Con
sumption Also, for the relief Of patients in adj anced
stages Of consumption. These cases, though we do
not claim il viii will certainly relieve 10 such
extent that il will he ered blessing indeed
by such patients Confident that will lind it just
represented, We invite trial.
PIT mp in bottles, al 80 cents and 81 EACH
To be had only of
ARTHUR NATTANs, Drxssia,
nOyc3tr Corner II and u streets northwest.
Card.
A Clergy man while residing in Sorth America,
missionary, discovered n safe and simple remedy
for the cure 81 Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorers brought on by baIefnl and
vicious habts. Great numbers have been cared by
this noble remedy. PROMPTED by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, In sealed
Address, JOSEPH T. lNMAN,
Station ID, Bible House,
mar22-y - New York City.
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL, has 50 far recovered
his health as to be able to attend the Cabinet
meeting to-day.
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THE Coal COMPANIES CoMBINATIoN.-At a
meeting yesterday Of the representatives of the
various coal companies having agencies in New
middlenen, who come between the producer
and consumer, and flourish at the expense and
to the detriment of both. It was suggested that
the average per ton for all kinds of coal be raised
from "a to 50, but actionin regard to fixing the
price was deferred.
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Nominated for Defeat

ST. LoUIs, Jan. 1.-THE I.eavenworth. Law.
renee and Gulf raiiroadderot al independents,
Kansas, Was burned Yesterday Loss s25,eD.
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INTERNAL REvENyE-The receipts from this
source to-day were s2e5os7.I7
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a0It q rumeregt that q. c0Slition has been ef-l
feotgsi iB The Fpench Aesembly bet1een the Le-s
sitimist< and 0fleansstS. IS y 80 80
1Fosr ,consictss escsped non Silp SING
prison yesterday afternoon, and crossed fhB
river ON the ice. One was recaptured
ga Chicago editor speaks Of Paul Morphy
ss "the inventor Of Morphine and other medi-
Cines."
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COMMANDER JOSEPH ". MILLER has been Or
dered to the naval station, New London, Conn.
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PERsoNAL--Professor Agazzis visited the
Treasury department ON business yester-
day. Judge Tabor, fourth auditor, has re-
turned from a few weeks visit to the Pacific
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GLRs COVE, 4. T., Jan. IA canal boat,
loa,ttsi with starch, was cut through by the is-,
last night and sunk. Loss. s3O.Oeo.
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A GAMBLER COUNCILMAN To
BE IMPEACBED.-In the Philadelphia council
truth fthe charges againstWm Liner, member
of that body, who was arrested in a gambling
house, and Sgafnst Nh0m a bin Of indictment was
foand Charging him With being artowner Of the
mittee appointed 70 Ilmpeaeh thfnsr Liner can-
not be E0und.s5r iflsgH Giss-1a.i z ~ ?
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Cut Thronxl, nv tine

ALBANY, Jan. 1.-THE democrats and libe-
rats, i'm caucus. have nominated Charles
Wheaton Ton United States Senator
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LAND SALES IN LoUDoUN COUNTY, yA.-Ou
Monday last Henry Heaton, Commissioner, sold
the "Birkitt tavern property, i'm Hillsborouglr,
Va, for 81 ,399-E. T. Potts, purchaser. On tho
sold a tract of 10 acres of land near Aide for
$3.50 per acre-James M. Wallace. purchaser.
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BALLS, &c.

THE GRAND ANNUAL BALL
GERMANIA LODGE, No. Is, K. oE p,
WITH take place NJ re
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
On TUESDAY EVENING NENT, January 81
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentle "a
and ladies. ~
The arran genents in good hands, and ~
tehghffui entertainments IN assured. The sup Ea6EA
Ter will he If the finest possible tn get up JH4t
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THE SANTANA BAY LEASE
~hss she secretary cf shc Company

Nkw YORK, Jan. 1.-THE secretary OF Tie
SANTANA Fay Company lays Il stipulated " n
the Dominion government that the compznv -
Ca prot ct it, 10 from outside iutrferenS,-S bat
the company counts upon the sympathy ami al
% foreign governments. The company viii
first declare SANTANA Bay free port 20 tie
whole world.
WHAT CONGRFSNFN saw.
A Washington dispatch 10 the Herald states
that congressmen consider the SANTANA Ray
scheme impracticable, and the Haytien miEi -
ter thinks the American purchasers WI nni
that they have made a bad speculation, a. being
III icr nothing but nav al station
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THE LEASE OF SANTANA BAy.-The steamer
Tybee which arrived at New York yesterday,
confirms The news that SANTANA bay has been
leased to the American company, and the lease
ratified by the Dominican sOye--.hent. -
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER: BksINs ATs.
~ Ma. J. G. sAvILLE,.....-.Lssses s~d Maaagsr.
PoslTIvALY LAST NIGHT AND NATINEE
g. AIMEE
and the new Partisan Opera Bouffe.
THIS 1THURSDAYlEyENIN January Ia AT :,
Pars, 81. Petersburg and New York,
-. .. LES CENT VIERGES.
1.-THE 1O0v1RGINS.)
Aimee, Bcnelli, Roland, Juteau, Lecuyer, Nardin,
Dnehesne, and al the company, in the cast.
TO MORROW AFTERNOONAT O'CLOCK,
DOORS OPEN AT ia,
GRAND AIMEE MATINEE,
La PERICHOLE.
AIMEE asLa Periehole, JUTEAU as Piauillo-
SATURDAY NIGHT, January Is, 1873,
O new and original drama, entitled
ACROSS THE WATER,
By Edward =. Thorne.
MONDAY, January 20, 1873,
CARLOTTA LECLERQ
LADY Of rEEY5oNs. ianrr
CoMlN g. =
LINCOLN HALL. t...
THREE F61 hsGHTs ONLY,
rHrRspAYE NE kyE ESMSis January 49,
GEORGIA MINSTRELS,
Refasrssi from ite.r European Tow,
land and Germany in their original scenes Of
PLANTATION LIFE.
. FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY.
Reserved seats at Ellis Mrsic Store. jill Is - - - q
WlLLARD's HALL. ---
w STREET, NEAR iIH SIIREr.
Pref. CROMWELL has the honor to announce the
THREE LAST NIGHTS
of his magnificent -
ART ENTERTAINMENTS.
THURSDAY NIGHT, 10Th January,
IRELAND AND SEQ LAND.
FRIDAY NIGHT, 18th January,
ROME, and ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
SATURDAY NIGHT, 18Th January,
ANTIQUE 4ND MODERN STATEARY
SATURDAY-MATINEE.i
WONDERS OF THE W0RLD.
Admission, 30 cents; children, - Gents; family
coupon tickets, good Tor sX admissions, g.; admis-
sion TO the Matinee in al parts Of the Hall Is
TSekets eau be obtained at the Office of Willard :
Hotel. ard Mt Ellis Music Store, g37 Pennsyvania
avenue. Doors open for the Evening Entertainment
az 75J, commencing AT soflcck. Doors open for the
MatinYe al 2;SO- commencing at o'clock. jos
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! Col. JAMES A. BARDIE, inspector general,
has been ordered to inspect certain clothing re-
seived by Major William Myers, depot quarter
master, for issue to the 'citizens relief commit
too ,S,f b;o eft
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MORE INvEsrIGATIoNs.-Both branches Of
the Arkansas legislature have appointed COM
mittees to investigate allegations Of bribery and
corruption in connection with the election Of
United States Senator. .
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/ The LIGHTING OF THE CITY-Larye AMOUNT
Of Work Done-The following statement shows
the extent Of work done by the Gas Company
i'm connection with the imprOv ements made by
the Board Of Public WOTks:-2j miles street
mains laid; 10 miles street mains lowered;
163 0G0 feet service pipe laid COO feet service
pipe lowered; 1856 service pipes run TO the
curb; $40 lamp-pOsts erected; 700 lamp-pOsts
changed in location.
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ERANkLlN Z CO.,
L OPTICIANS,
No. 1927 RESNsyLyAxIA AvrxrE.
Genuine BraziliAn Pebble Spectaclss, janl9-tr
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Me In Vf<1AfFAN.S THEA.
lVu TER.

" tHie'eNtn saieet' Sou'h FcnhsJiNauia "ehurJ
ANOTHER NEW HOST OF TALENT.
Engage lneaf Of the most Wonderful
PRINCE JADI DJALAI,
tPrinee 81 Aby ssinia in his own righ',)
And Justly called 80 -.
THE MAN OF MYSTERY 7ses
Engagement Of the accomplished gyurasts,
WILLIAM FOREPAUGH, Miss ALICE NAPIER,
49, = In their thrilling fests. = 4 10
The celebrated song and dance men, Manchester
and Jennings; the Dutch comedian, George :.
Knight; the dashng vocalist and actress, Miss Sae
Mason the beautiful character yocasts, FOy sisters.
Grand Ballet Troupe: NJ Tile Annstta, Emily Smith,
Emma Marsh, Belle Graham, Fannie Nav, Sslls
wesner, Julia Bennett, Rose Celeste, Nellie Anler-
son, Annie DoElelly, Maud Miller,
49, Beyy If Beauty. I ..Il -
The accomplished dancers. Mr. Gus Peters, Milo
Annrtta, Disk Parker, Otto Burbank, Jas. Douglas,
X. Jean Bnckies, Miss Amanda Lee, aud great
company Of artists
~ Monday, Tuesday, and wednesday-COLLEEN
great drama of JACK SHEPPARD. :.
Matinee "Wednesday and Saturday.
FRIDAY, January H-Gnnd COMPLIMENTARY Benekt
to GEO. s. KNIGHT. A%New Stars next week II3
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( BALLoTING FOR UNITED STATES SENATORS.
In the fusion legislature of Louisiana yesterday
a joint ballot Tor United States Senator for the
long term was taken, with the following result !:
War moth. 50; Andrew 4. Heron, Is; Roster, 2I;
Bussey, 8; blank, II; total, 50. No choice.
In the Arkansas legislature another ballot was
had for United States Senator yesterday, with
out any choice. The vote stood dorsey, T.;
Bowen, %; Garland, 3s; scattering,5.
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CONSIDERABLE EhBARRAssNENr was occa-
stoned at the Treasury Department to-day, I'm
consequence of the shutting off of the water
throughout the building, through some derange-
ment OF the pipes. Many of the female en-
ployees applied for, and received per mission to
90 home before O'Clock.
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/ CONTESTED SEATS IN THE HoUsE.-The
House committee on elections this morning
unanimously decided that y. NJ. Niblack, who
contested the seat of j. T. Walls, OF Florida, is
entitled to the seat. Walls is the colOred menu
der who has held the seat, aud Niblack, the
the contestant, to whom the seat was awarded
.tO-day, is a democrat. So tta ~ q ...
| The case of Z. G. Bowen against DeIarge
was further postponed until special meeting
next week. 1t seems to be the impression that
the seat will be awarded to Bowen.
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AT THE WHITE HoUsE.-Quite number Of
visitors called at the White House to-day to pay
their respects to the President, but it being
Cabinet day very few were admitted. Among
those who saw the President were Senators
Spencer and Robertson, Representatives Wal
lace, Hawley, and Stephenson, General Burn
side and Governor Moves, of Ohio.
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RefHsreti from iseu EsTePeas Tow,
Having appeared before the ROYAL families of Eng
land and Germany in their original scenes Of
PLANTATION LIFE.
. FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY.
Reserv ed seats at Ellis Music Store ill Is - -
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PRESIDENTIAL NoMINATIONs.-The Presi-
dent sent the following nominations to the Sem
ate to-day -. w. Haverstick, receiver Of pub
lie moneys at Los Angeles, California; Albert
Parsons, of ansas, to be agent for Indians of
Choctaw and Chickasaw agency, indian terri
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7 CHEAP PosTAGE.-The House committee on
post offices and post roads this morning unani-
mously authorized the chairman, Mr.. Farms
worth to prepare a bin reducing letter posta 20
to two cents, and to require prepayment on all
printed mattef, except weekly papers In coGIi-
ties where now printed, which viii not be
affected. An estimate from the Post ONCE De-
partment alleges that 81 800 900 are lost annually
on account of printed matter on which postage
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The report of the Polaris investig alton, in
Guiding the testimony taken by Secretary
Robson IL in the hands of the government
printer, and viii probably be ready for delivery
tomorrow. II will make ovor two hundred
pages and contains nearly 5000 words. The
mass Of the testimony Is conhrmatory OF the
fact that the separation from the Polaris was
accidental.
In addition to the Juniata, which has already
been selected, under the command Of Commsn-
der Braine, to search for the Polaris, detail is
being made of officers TO take charge of an ad-
ditional vessel, which is to be dispatched at the
same time the Juniata leaves. 1t Will be under
the command of Commander j. A. Greer. an
experienced officer and seaman. Both vessels
will take different directions, and meet at some
point to be agreed upon by the Navy Depart
ment. The Juniata Is a third-class sloop of
war, and as well adapted any vessel
now in commission tor such an expedition.
1.-The Polaris, it will be remembered, was
especially strengthened forward to encounter
the ice, though no additional labor of this kind
will be spent upon the searching boats. The
commanders will probably be instructed to go
as far north as is consistent with safety, pr0ba-
bly, to Nor cumberland Island, and TO return
homeward before the weather begins to get cold.
Should they find the object of their search.
they will return home at once. The second
boat has not yet been determined upon. Both
will be well officered with good and experienced
seamen. and with sufficient provisions for their
own and the use of the Polaris should she be i'm
need.
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"THR ISLANDERS UPoN MRS. wALwoRrH"
Under this caption q correspondent Of the New
York Sun writes as follows: In the DAILY
Graphic of June IL appeared a letter from
Saratoga, in which the author gives ssthe sub
stance of the rumors, as they are flying about,
not youching for their Authenticity, but merely
stating that they are generally believed by
those who ought to know whereof they speak. V
i contradict this statement, and can vouch
for the truth of my facts, which L hope may
prove an antidote to the poison 50 maliciously
circulated. The letter writer states that the
marriage of Mr.. Walworth and Miss Hardin
was opposed by Mrs. walworth on account of
religious scruples, "she being a strict Catholic,
and in the eyes of the church their relationship
by her new marriage was such a. to forbid the
forming Of closer ties"
At the time mentioned none of them were
Catholics. Mrs. walworth and Miss Hardin
spent the winter of 1852 i'm Washington, where
saw them daily, and IL was after their return
10 Saratoga in the spring that Miss Hardin
became a Catholic. Mrs. walworth was bap-
tized by the Right Rev. Bishop Conrov in
Albany II April, 1855, fourteen years after
ward. Mss Hardin was married July %, 1852
TO cid Tracy Walworth, and Frank
Hardin " alworth was born August IL, 1853.
So the infamous falsehood that he was born
three months after the marriage is fully dis
prOyed
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The Trial Of the MOdOc Oaptiyes.

No Official dispatches have been received at
the War department with reference to the
court or military commission, to be convened
for the trial of Captain Jack and his band
General Sherman is of the opinion that General
Davis will order the commission, and that a
portion of the troops will be remoy ed to Fort
Klamath in Oregon, to remain at that post I'M
til the trial is over. The remaining companies
will be returned to various garrisons in Cali
fornia and oregon. 1t is probable that ten or
twelve of the redskins will be executed, as suffi-
cient witnesses can be had on the part of the
government to prove that ten OF the Modocs
participated in the Candy murder and three
in the Sherwood killing. The commission will
be governed by the military code, which does
not require the proving of malice on the part
OF the offenders, but merely the establishing of
the fact, that they were present and aided and
abetted in the murders. The sentence will
probably be hanging by the neck il not being
the impression among military men that sol
dier's fate OF shooting will be accorded these
outlaws.
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TELEGRANS 10 THE STAR
This Afterneon's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.



NEW YORK, June l6.-The Sun says that four
other persons in addition 20 Bacon whose death
Is already reported from yellow fever were at
tackled on the steamer Yazoo en- route from
Havana to Philadelphia and this port, and IN at
two Of them died and were buried at sea- the
facts being hitherto kept secret Vessels from
Havana and Very Cruz are now subjected to a
most rigorous quarantine here.
ANOTHER UNIvERsALIsr SERMON BY BEECHER.
The Herald says that Beecher preached
another uniyeTsalist sermon yesterday.
THE SLAVE TRADE FLoURIsHING.
Sir Barte Frere reports that 30 900 persons.are
annually exported from Africa and sold into
slavery.
DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.
James Curtin while drunk early YESTERDAY
morning quarrelled with his wife, when a Young
and idiotic brother OF the latter interfered aud
struck Curtin with an axe fatally wounding
him.
THE REPORTED SEIZURE IN BROOKLYN, YES
TERpAY,
Of fourteen copper stills, - 600 gallons OF mash
Ky, proves not to have oeen altogether correct
The revenue men thought they could manage
the affair without the aid of the police and
made the seizure; but the mob pelted them with
bricks and stones, and the Illicit distillers cooIly
procured cart and drove OF triumphantIy
with the stills and other property worth pre-
serving. Meanwhile one Of the revenue officers
made his way TO police station, and asked
that his associates then confined in the aban-
doned distillery be rescued.
THE TRIAL OF VICTORIA Woodruff
duu lcnnlt " Olanltl, fOr IDellng Luther G..
Challls, was to have commenced to-day but has
been adjourned until the fall
SOME MORE sRLP-DEPESsE.
Kirkland, who stabbed and killed Duffy i'm a
GROCERY last night, was arrested this morning
at the depot Of the Second avenue railroad, on
which line ne was a conductor. The prisoner
claims that IL was done in self-defense.
THE TRIAL OF sHARKEY
Tor numbering Dunn, an alleged gambler. was
begun this morning before Recorder Hackett.
The courtroom was crowded, and much inter
est is manifested.
TWO JURORS
were obtained in the Sharkey trial up 70 half
past twelye-M. Newessan, a merchant, and A.
Coleman, carpenter. Since the court of an
peals decisive decision on the constitHtionalify
of the new jury law, providing for intelligent
Jurors, delivered by Judge Grover, the criminal
LAWYERS have abandoned all further efforts TO
break il down or override il.
A FATAL BEATING.
a party of drunken men beat Edward Ker-
nan fatally IN lager beer saloon i'm BROOKLYN
last night. Edward Palmer was arrested for
being one Of the party.
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CONFESSIONS OF THE MoDOC CAPrIVES.-At
a recent interview of the MOdOc prisoners with
DIR. Cabaness. Black Jim acknowled ged that
he stole SIS from Commissioner Meacham and
passed in that amount. Boston Charley said he
had Neacham's pistol hidden under a rock and
would return tit he had chance. Meacham's
memorandum book was destroyed by the
squaws. Steamboat Frank said be knew where
the coat and vest of DIR. Thomas were, and they
could be obtained in half A CaE-- The reverend
gentleman's gold watc a WAS carried oil by Warm
Spring Indians. Lieut.. Cranston's ring was
lost. The leading braves, including Captain
Jack, said thirty or forty shots were fired du-
ring the massacre of the peace commissioners
and actively shifted the responsibility from one
to another. All agreed, however, that Bogus
Charley did not participate in the massacre
and from hrst to last condemned it as an unfair
and unsafe proceeding
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RIOT OF CHINESE WoRKINGMRN.-A Pitts
burg special reports a riot on Friday night at
Beaver Falls between the Chinese workmen in
the employ Of cutlery company. The rules
OF the company forbid the use of opium and
prohibit gambling. A pipe taken from the
mouth of one Of the Cinnamon at the order of
All Pay, one Of their Interpreters, was the ocea-
sion Of row and a cessation of work by the
Celestials. After dark an attempt was IN sde to
assassinate All Pay, who is charged by the men
with swindling and Encouragement, but he
kept out of the way. The excitement in the
streets vas finally quelled, but was kept up in
their own quarters to a late hour. The whole
party was discharged by the company, and ex-
fOruia,
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Social Cllii-Chat.

Bronze jewelry is one Of the latest novelties.
The latest thing in marriage announcements
reads thus: "NO cards. No presents. No di-
vorce."
Very brilliant jewelry is made Of the heads
OF b. aziliaD humming-birds set in gold.
CrOquet stfll continues in favor, and sur
reptitious hoops still entrap the feet OF uAwary
wanderers on shady lawns.
The most stylish young ladies in town have
struck against the tyranny Of the mlliners, and
make-ther own bOnnets.
A New York lady wears a set of Etrusc an
iewelrv made over q thousand wears ago, which
Is pronounced superior in design and finish to
anything - present.
Pearls require airing as much as horses and
babies. Unless they are constantly worn, they
change color, and finally crumble TO pieces.
This is,nOt the case with diamonds, though
many. New. York ladies act as they thought il
Mas.-N. YslMnl.
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Wall Street To.siav

NEW YORK, June 16.-The week opens on
quiet markets. At the Stock Exchange, gold
sold first at ll6s, tEen at 1i66, and since at
64a116h the present price being lie \. ON gold
loans the rates have been fat to for carrying
The money market is extremely easy. with cali
loans 3a4, and prime 60 to 90-day mercantile
paper 6Ha7. The government bonds are
steady, but inactive Southern state bonds at
the hrst board were dull, the only sale
having been ~ 900 of,new Tennesse's at 80 :
Talk about reputation in some of the south
ern states is discouraging dealings in southern
securities of every kind. The stock market
opened steady. Telegraph, st. Paul and ohio's
declined fraction after the opening, but have
since recovered