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THE WEATHER

WAL DBfAkrMKNr, O0ts O CAsO SigpSI O2see
. WARRINGTON, December 20, 1873, lO:SO a. m
cfNoPss FOR THE PAST TwRNrv-TOuR HoERs -
Inc pressure has increased very rapidly with very
ccid and generally clear weather in the mort sst
and thence southwark TO the western gulf ASH
Clear feather, with decided fall Of tenn per stur
increased pressure and light to fresh northerly
winds are reported from the southern states CLOUDY
weather, with areas Of snow aud rain, has preyael
IN New England, the middle states and the lower
lake region. The temperature has fallen and il n w
below freezing IN the canal regions of Ohio and New
YORK. The storm which was central on the New
England coast at midnigh is now central south OF
and near the coast of Nova Scotia, and brisk and
hlRh Y lnds probably prevail of the New England
and middle Atlantic coasts.
PROBABILITIBs.-For New England, during the
rest OF saturday, increasing pressure, lower tenn
AZURE, fresh and brisk north 10 westerly
WiId and possibly areas of followed BIZ clear
M weather. For the lower lake region and the
middle states, decidedly cold and cloudy weather
with light snow in tbs northern portions Of these
trics during the day, aud clearing and cold
In the southern portion of the middle states For
sSutherD states, continued lew mperafure wi h
noTtherly winds ar generally clear weather. For
the upper lake region and the northwest, and south
ward to the Ohio valley aud southern Missouri
clear or Gle airing weather, with very low TEN pera
ture. For the canal regions Of New York, Pom.
sylvania, IIgnia and Ohio, the tenn aturs will
probably fall during the coming tw enty -four hours
Aid Will remain below freezing in New York and
the lake region during Saturday night and Sunday
Iautionary signals continue at Uaps MAY, New
YORK, New Haven, New London, Woods Hole
Boston, Portland and Eastport,
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The New York board of education seem timid
about disposing of the question Of corporal pun
ishment in the schools. Twelve hundred
teachers are in favor of the restoration of the
birch, and probably three fourths of the parents
of the pupils are opposed to it. The parents
who never have occasion to resort to bodily
punishment cannot see why the teachers should
be given the right which they never exercise
themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-20

Representative stephens, of Georgia, has
written letter to the Atlanta Constitution in
reply to adverse comments by that journal on
MS recent salary speech, in which he says:
'On all occasions, when duty requires it,
shall give my opinion to the public without any
regard to whether it be acceptable or not to
those TO whom 1t is given. The only man, in
my opinion, who is free to represent a free
people, Is one who has the integrity and frmness
10 utter what he considers right and true,
rather than what might be. in his estima ion
prejudices."
There is an independence and apparent sim
cerity In Mr.. stephens utterances on this vexed
salary question which must be recognized even
by those who widely differ from him on the
subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-20

v" York city dispatch says that the
fetail dealers in tea and coffee IN that city
within day or two past have advanced the
prices Of these articles lac cents per pound, In
the expectation that Congress will reimpos
the duty upon them. Chicory has also gone up
in the same proportion, and in all three an &C.
tive speculative movement is noticeable. Twas
ever thus, and the worst of it is that even If the
tax is not put on, the advance will stick, for it
takes much longer time to discover the rea-
sons for a decline tn an for a rise in prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-20

The latest unsuccessful attempt to bleed a
newspaper by libel suit was terminated in
Newark on Thursday. In this case the defend
ant, Edward Mullen, stood indicted for having,
as alleged, while acting in the capacity of re-
porter for local paper, the Newark Dairy
Journal, maliciously composed and written a
certain article which was published last Sep
TENDER, in which 1t was set forth that CITY
Counsellor VIM. n. Francis was placed s.in a
bad TX" in consequence of a positive statement
made by one Florian Levers to the defendant
IN presence of competent witnesses, and which
was to the effect that he, Levers, had had a
claim against the city for $3.50, but that when
ne went to get his money Francis compelled him
to sign a paper for double the amount, 81 700
Counsellor Guild, for the defence, made out a
very strong and forcible case for the accused
declaring that there was not a particle of evil
dence 70 prove malice on the part of NJ ullen or
that he had done aught else than his duty to
his paper and to the people. The jury seem to
have thought SO too, for notwithstanding the
prosecutor made strong appeal to them to
convict the defendant, because, :" if you do not,
the brand Of guilt which has been charged to
rest on the brow OF the official will not be lifted
OF him." they were out but a few minutes,
when they brought in verdict of mot guilty."
which announcement was received with yigor-
1us applause by the audience.
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BOARDING.

Two GEkTLEMEH, who room together, can
u get BOA RID aud washing ia y r-iyat- faniF al
20 per week. Apply at 1917 Vermont avenue
hpIthNtN It.
ROAkD AND ROOM eau be had al l227 4,
- street northwest for SIS per month. Table
DOarfers accommodated. deeig az
TABLE B0ARD-Geutleplen Desiring TARLE
BOAhD ~ thst locality will iLd IL to their al
vantage TO apply immediately at 4 Defrees street
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS in AleNandria
- desirable location, with without BOARD,
can be obtained by addressing "a B." GaHe,te
once; Alexandria, Va. References given and re-
quheo. Dnylg- lm-
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MILBUBns DRUG STORE.

MILBURNp DRUG STORE.
llSS PHuHeYLvAxu AvsNvB.
novstr Above Willsrts.
~ - neve boea known % hfl. IL nfees tAe
sss,S IT, D:aatc1, rsceosss 9fey Hair g e
:ss h1,r 1S. s.als1g ct, - rclsoaseii VIZ
~ Ill Druggtsn, iyi1-dH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-20

The total shipments OF the Chesapeake And
Ohio canal for 1873 show falling of, compared
with 1872. Of 81, 2s6 tons It will thus be seen
that Mr.. Gorman's brilliant predictions Of last
year came far short of being fulfilled.
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Tax payers will do well te bear in mind that
from now until January LIST . discount of 5h
Per cent is allowed on all payments made BE-
fore that time.
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- N 5 l. K PRES NTS
Embroid cred Handkerchiefs,
Initial BandktrChiefs,
Hemstitched and Plain Handkerchefs,
andk erchiefs singy or by the box.
DRESS GOODS
Black Silks, Merinnes, Cashmeres,
Mohsirs, Alpacas Plaids,
And other On Pice Fabrics.
SHhWLS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
And many other things always suitable for Christ
mas Gifts.
Strictly, One Price TO all.
began & WYLIE,
tCCe0-tr lois and 1920 9TH st. northwest,
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MUFFLERs.

MUFThDRS, which are last the thing for I'D
days.
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BY AUSTIN 2. BROW n.

81 hNE1IF r BHUN n.
Corner OF New York avenue aud Fifteenth street
Three large double HOUSES, ranging in prlos
Houses.
One whole square Of GROUND and LOTS In all
parts OF the city
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SCARF RINGS AND PINS.

Sisters could not gladden. the hearts of their bro
theirs more than by hailing them with a Merrg
Christmas With neatly made package containing
o fine Gold SCARE RING or an Oxydized ono, or
French Plated RING or PIN. LOCKWOOD,
HUFTY TAYLOR have q largo sto, < of q sat
unique, and nobby designs.
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HANDKERCHlEFs.

They have them with INITIALS, PLAIN, HEM.
SIiTCHED, FANCY BORDERS, BLACK BOB.
DEhs, PLAIN and FANCY SILK, which will
make an appropriate aud acceptable present to
either lady or gentleman.
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FOR A HANDSOME SET OE JEwELRY,A AT
Jewelry Store, 1906 Penniysysnfa avenue dec i9-ti
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xThsy haze splendid stock Of WORK BIAS.
BELTS, BELT BuCkn N FESSkkEhAddHsA JET
OxfDlZED JEWELRY, PLAIN
E hhMMf: v sT.NnSsA Hs: PKRFUMERY, PER
msny other similar goods, which would be Just the
articles to give, and which every lady likes to re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-20

Every mother should surprise her son with one o
WEIGH Margefson Co.'s WINDSOR SOARES, or
aCHAECELLOR, ora PRINCE rEOR, or a neat
BLACK BOW, BLACK TIE, FANCY TIE
They have splendid assortment, and Q neater
prest Mt could not be thought of.
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w WAsHINeroN, d. O., Dec. 3. is7s
All persons having accounts, whether sssiaued or
not, against the Fire Department Of the Distrct OF
Columbia, which have accrued subsequent to the
nfs Day Of Dscember 1874, are hereby requested to
Building, Q statement Of the some, showing the
amounts Of the accounts and the dates when rem
dered. WILLIAM BBED,
deciosv (Rep&Chrl Secreta-y.
e~@NH0R m nAV
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