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plane md the lever with their functions
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tr~rhals true. and interesting.
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tive DAYS II man down u the present,
illustrating the subject hs showing the
hligh.ing effects u rr,tcesim ~ Great
Britain and later the benefits resulting
from free trade,
InrAL rrairr.
was the topic that occupied the time
and attention u Miss Hattie Rayhoarnc
How well she accomplished her task may
lie inrcrfectly judged from the cairac.
IN frs. page from her beautiful ,,oem,
made more beautiful than words can
cypress from tho elegant manner, uf
i,s delivery.
FAiLrnEs ~ FAnMisa.
were SGT forth BY T.. L. Beard who rc,
forth tho truth In vivid but not over.
drawn colofs.
NOBILITY " LAnoR
was discussed BY u. a, Kent. liz sail
no nation can do more to elevate her
condition than By elcvating labor; tia,
labor and progress arc inscparable; that
no an,ogonlsm ought 10 exist between
capital nnd labor; md that wealth or
wisdom arc purchased with the price
Of labor
TnE HIGHER rkuIrioSs or POETRY
were treated by Miss sallic Stalker
in such manner M TO impress every
nearer with tho idea tim, tho theme
had been studied BY m appreeiatsr
student aud that her impressions had
hid a poetic influence upon the speaker
whose poetic sentiments cntraccl her
auditors.
4 pnAcricAL Curriculum
was the suhjcc. Of J. s. Lees Grafton
which We will give 10 our readers next
week. believing they will appreciate !,
an did tho audience tha, listened 10 In
delivery.
l4lMir or rkOnInirAuLE LABOR
wss the theme of Nj. NJ. S,ulkcr's
grafton. lie showed \ thorough ac-
quaintancc with his subject and tim,
however thorough the investigation that
no such limit can bo not,
Tho proceedings were intcrspcrsca
with some beautiful vocal innsic with
piano accompaniment by the College
Choir. md somc choice and we'll cxe.
eu.cd instrumental music by tho Nevada
land
/ The Davenport 4 N. Paul Il. II.
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KING or THE BLOOD.

ScAovuLous SoASs casc.--l was
for several months unable 10 walk with.
out crutchca IN consequence u Scrofu-
lous sorcs upon my ankle. They wero
indolenl ulcers Of very bad character
| was recommended 10 try King 81 tho
Blood. and ! uscd several bottles ~
directed. an now entirely recover.
81 from my lamcncss. although ~,
ankle IL badly SCARED
Il W. Ilollcnbrook.
Toledo. Ohio.
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Prospectus
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CHICAGO WEEKLY MAIL.
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The weekly Mnll |. Published
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subscriptions
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able IL ,l,e rpr, niltee whslc received
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our Intention will H. III nlakr III. MAIL
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mi Of over iDu ragv., With Washington
Farewell Address. anl tbs articles u I'm
federation
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invht VI The formation III Stats Epsrfh,nrn
md ~ tLe admission Il thu ntate inio III
union. with m exhaustive inslrs. enabling
the rarlars III rsf.rio ilr treatment III ni,
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Governor Hoffman. when Inst heard
from. vas IN tho Holy Land, ~ route
10 Damascus. Saul, " Tatrus, oncc
journoycd that way and saw great
light
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THE SUN.
MERELY, s.Mi-MlrnL,. Am DAtL,,

MElklf, slMi- NlGhLs. Am DAILY.
THE WEEKLY srN " too ~ilel, known
10 require my esienls u recommendations
but the iratnn- Witch h.s- nlre .ls given
il Aity thousand subscribers. niii which viii
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briefly NJ fnlInN.
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news III the d.s Viii b. found ~ Il rsns
dsnsel Nhch ..nimreiiant, nj lull l'ttil
when II ngln.1i. AMI always presented IN
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interesting M instructive T a,ilhg III every
kini hHl containing nothing That san VI.
fvnd ths m..i delicate ai,i talnrMln,lH tarlt
!. II ilrsi.ratc story piper Inv best
tales ANIL rannnars vi current literature
nrc u1reiul, seluarl and lsSbl, printed
IN ~ r.grs
II III n hrss.rnte agricultural Paper, The
most frrvi, mi instructive hrtclur ~ nRil.
enltara, topic 'rg,l ~, arlta. III this IL.
tartment,
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longing a. 10 purity aud wearing ~ vollnr
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III tie Lr~i me-, ~ viiua. II especially Nv.
Votes IL energies ~ ~. esuosore III the
great enrrupt,ons thai NV weaken nnI
III grace our country. mi threaten ~
undermine republican institutions Hltnkaih.
~ Il has 10 ftnf u knives, an'l ASKS no
fAyurs ON th,ir supporters
ii reports the fashions fur thr ltllss aud
the markets Tor the aen, specially The vat.
|tis-msrke,st " which Il phys particular
attention.
fnully, II Ii the eiptresl paper rnhlithetl,
Our Iull,r 4 .enr Will SECURE u FIR any
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club liz or,ler 10 have TllE WkEkly
AIN ~ thir rssr Any our Who SUI u
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-08
The MaPkee4.

BALTIMORE. Nov ember s-yirginia SIS, CONSOLE
d.t'd, ~ West yirsiniss, 8; North Oarelina skies,
BALfrnonx, Nov ember s.-Oottop dull and ve.k
and demoralized-low middlings, u.s. FLOUR very
dull; prices unchanged. Wheat quiet and dali
Corn quiet and steAdy-whife southern, rs: yellow
southern, IS; mike western dull, 81. Osis auii and
Iover-southerp, <@t0; western mixed. IS, do.
yhne, f99so. Rye quiet, 5pt06S. Provisions dnii
Mos pork Is 1S@l4 % for old, 800 for new Bulk
meets-shoulders, 81; clear rib sides, SO. Bacon
UNCHANGED and fairly efiiye-tasar cured ans,
nSeSl3. Lard nominal, Fs@rX Western butter
unchanged. COfee nominal. Whisky nominal, %
Hay uhchap gec. S@aar dull and unchange1.
kEw YORK, November e.-S.ocks very quiet
little change In prices. Gold, IN. Money, bid
Exchange, long, 8; short, az. Governments dull
HEw YoRK, November s.-FIour duh aud drocp-
ing, wheat without . decided change. Corn dull
and nomiRally uEe hanged.
LoyDoS, November 9. 12:30 m.-There Is q de
cidediy better feeling IN the ma, ket this morning
BoLds Of 1865, DID, % Erie touched % this morning
but 10 ducted a. s..
LONDON, November 8, D. m-Erie, 81.
LONDON, November 8, l.0 D. m 1T IL the general
opinion the stock exchange that the rate Of dis
connt Of the Bank Of En- gisnd wi be- advance ed on
cr before Thursday AT II Is the Bank Of Engiand
dir.ctors posted their card, announcing thar no
char Re had been made in the rate. Erie, 3e4
LONDON, November 3, p. m.-Ths weather
throws hour IN gland to-day Is wet. Erie. 81
LoNDOS. November 8. 80 y. m.-E 10 Slk.
PARIS, November S-Reutes, IS francs.
LONDON, November s.-The amount Of bpliion
VIII d'swr frcm the Bank Of England on balance
today IS tl06,Ol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-08

The committee on teachers of the board of
education Of New York city have submitted
report in favor Of the restor alton Of corporal
punishment in the public schools, and it will be
considered at the next meeting of the board.
The committee state that the teachers are unan-
imously in favor of corporal punishment in the
case Of incorrigible boys, and are Of the opinion
that such change would be not only highly
beneficial, but that ii is indispensable to the
proper discipline and general progress of the
schools. The committee set forth that the dis
cIPiine of the schools has been greatly impaired
since the abolition of the rod, and that " juyen-
lie iawlessness, rudeness, profanity and crime
have manfestly increased since the abolition Of
corporal punishment. thus proving a directly
evil influence upon society in general" This is
making progress backwards. The committee
evidently believe with Solomon and Ichabod
Crane, "Spare the rod and spoil the child,
fehabod, it will be remembered, ALWAYS held
that if knowledge could not be got into the
noodle OF his phlegmatic Knickerbocker ur-
chins in the usual way, 1t should be hammered
in from the rear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-08

TOTAL nooo GIFTS, ALL CASH,
amounting ton. .......... 81 so, mo
The distribution will be positive whetbsr al r.
tickets sold not and the Is an oifts ali nsid H.
proportion to the tickets sold-an 1nsold tickets
destroy ed - a. the First and Second
and not represented in the drawing AS
PRICE OF TICKETS.
whole tickets Sto 90; Halves; 90; Tenths, or
$6G 90; 1h Tickets for 900 co. lis Whole Tickets
for 5000 %; ~ hole Tickets for Si0 900 o. No
time. " ~'s' -
The unparalleled success Of the Third Gift Ooncer
second MAKES It only necessary to announce the
Fourth TO insure the prompt sale of every ticket
details ike the Third, and full particular may b.
learned from circulars which will be sent free from
this ONCE to all may apply for them
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders accom-
panied by money promptly filled, Liberal term
given to those VI no buy TO sell again
fhOS. Z. BIZ AMLEfrR.
A0. Publ Libr; Ky. and Manager Gift Oonccrt,
Public Library Building, LouiGyilie, Ky.
aus1S-wAs.m n.y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-08

a judicial decision which will have the effect
OF Fastening settlements in some cases has Just
been rendered BY Judge Drummond, of the
u ited states circuit court OF Illinois. The
decision is to the effect that any person, with
out legal reason, refusing payment on his paper
for two weeks, may be under the law adj ged
bankrupt He must satisfy the court that he
il JUSTIFIED in Withholding payment, but his
mere caprice or unwillingness to pay will not
prevent his being adjudged insolvent if the
refusal TO honor his promise to redeem extends
over for fourteen DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-08

Ii seems that Vice-President Scott, of the
Pennsylvania railroad, rendered his resignation
TO take effect If ii was deemed advisable in con-
sequence Of his connection with the Pacific
Construction company. The board, however,
voted promptly and unanimously not to accept
his resignation. Ii would have been sorry
news to people Of progress all over the coun-
try, and especially in the southwest, to hear
that our modern Colossus OF Roads had been
Frustrated IN the busiest part OF his active
career.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-08

The most important and interesting meeting
of the American Public Health Association yet
held will convene in the hall OF the Union
League club in New York on Tuesday next, TO
continue its session for three days. ON wedues-
day q report upon the natural history and
habits Of yellow fever illustrated by a map
showing the localities affected by the disease in
the United states from the settlement of the
country will be read by DR.. j. NJ. Toner, of this
city, and on the same day DIR. q. e. Cox, pres
ident Of our Board OF Health, will read report
upon sewerage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-08

An insurance case Is pending in Baltimore
In 1866 one Bowman purchased OF John W.
Walker, of Dsnville, Va, distillery property
for $50 0O0- He had the property insured for
al 900 in several Offices before his title was per-
feeted, and on the LIST of May, 1858, it was
burned. Previously, howe ver, judgments were
entered up against Walker, some of them being
entered before Bowman's deed. The Franklin
Fire Insurance company resisted payment on
the ground that its policy stipulated that not
disclosing membranes when the policy was
taken out should work forfeiture. General
Bowman not knowing OF the defects could not
have disclosed them. The defendant has proved
that the buildings were fired by coIored man,
who was paid $500 for il by Walker, but the
court rejected all the testimony relating to
fraud and iDcendiarism on the ground that il
did not connect Bowman with the fire. The
counsel are now being heard before the court
on the following points: First, the policy re-
quires a statement of eneumbrances, and none
was made by Bowman when he got his insur-
ance, nothing being said about the judgments,
claims and outstanding rights of other parties;
that the nature of Bowman's interest under the
deed from his partner, Walker, is not explicitly
set out In the policy, as required by its terms,
and in which he insures as a fee simple owner,
and does not disclose CIarkson's partnership in
terest in the land or machinery, and that the
policy falsely stated that the property was sur
rounded by high board fence; that the notice
Of the fire was given too late, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-08

II is expected that the production OF snthra-
cite coal viii this year reach 1900 900 tons, or
10000 tons more than last year. The panic has
not yet affected coal, but 1t is quite likely that
II will soon, for the reason that the demand for
IL for steam purposes viii soon fall of materially
owing to the fact that many manufacturing
establishments must remain closed during the
winter. But little has yet been said in the coal
market about . reduction of prices, but it Is
thought the subject will soon be sgitAted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-08

Phiiadelphia-not Washington, the Especial"
sianderers viii bear In minds in 20 bad vay
financially - to call forth the sharp COMMENT
Of the pressL The sSfar Of that city says:
at 10 . diserace 10 p Philadelphia that her war
discount q ten Fer cent"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-08

II is understood that an effort is being made
BY some parties to combine southern and west
ern votes for the Speakership on Representative
Coburn, Of Indiana In the opinion Of Mr..
Coburn's friends he will decline to be used in
this way, O. the undertaking will be hopeless,
and win only do him damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-08
xInAnaIAL AxD CorMKnCuAl.

The encouragement that the Bank of England
discount rate sas rsised TO per cent. yesterday
had the effect Of advancing the gold premiu =
and depressing stocks. A subsequent dispatch
cided symptoms Of q panic at the worlds fnan-
cial center created considerable alarm I'm Wall
street, but the effect was less disastrous tn an
might have been expected. Further develop
ments will be looked for with anxiety. The de-
cline in stocks yesterday ranged from x to 8
per cent, the greatest loss being In Erie shares
in sympathy with the movement on the other
side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-08

A case OF considerable interest to parents ha.
Just been decided by the Illinois courts. A girl
was expelled from the public school, with force,
because her parents did not want her to study
bookkeeping. The school committee of the
town sustained the teacher. the parents ap-
Pesied to the courts, and the circuit court has
Just decided tor the plaintiff, ruling that, while
school directors may adopt reasonable regula-
lions and courses OF study, parents and guar
disus have the right, honestly and in good faith
to select the studies they desire their children
or wards TO pursue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-08

"Gath" George Alfred Townsend) concludes
discriminating article in the Chicago
TTlbsne on "W What the Capital City was, and
the Revolution that has taken place." As fol
lows:
No such performance has ever been known
IN the same space OF time, TO have marked the
improve ent OF any city, except the rebuilding
OF Chicago. The question of how to paw for II
Is yet TO come up, but the actual work shows for
Itself. Baron Haussmann's labor in the city OF
Pare was inferior to il IN point of extent,
novelty, and variety, and occupied seven times
the time. The work on Hoiborn Viaduct, in
London, which has been 30 much praised, was
pronounced by the engineer Of that structure
than one feature compared to Shepherds gen
erai undertaking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-08
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OHes az CAsO Ssesal Oee<y,t
WASHING TON, November 8, 1873, lo:30 .. m. (
SYNOPSIS FoR THE PAST rwRNTy-FouR HOURS
The storm center has moved from Lake Superior to
New York lowed By nOrthwesterly winds, cloudy
colder weather ana rain on the lower lakes North
essttriy winds, threatening weather and rain pre-
vail IN New England aud the st. Lawrence valley
Ncrtherly and nortbwesterly winds, falling tenn
pera,ure. cloudy weather and rain in the middle
states. Nsrthwestery winds, low temperature and
cloudy weather on the upper lakes. Westerly winds
clear weather and falling temperature in the Obi
valley and s6utLwsrd over Tennessee. Southwest
sriy to northwesterly winds, clear, colder weather
PRosABu ITIEs;-In the northwest the barometer
will probably fall, with sJutherly winds and partly
cloudy we.,her. For the upper lakes northwestery
winds, backing to southeastery, low Temperature
and partly cloudy weather. For the lower lakes
ncrthwesterly winds, falling temperature, cloudy
weather and rain, clearing awav with fog by Sun
day morning. For the lower Ohis and lower Mis-
souri, valleys. and thence ever Tennessee, north
westerly Winds shi fling to southessterly, with gen.
orally clear weather, low temperature and frost Oh
Sunday. For the southern states north westerly
ard westerly winds, falling temper AZURE, clear
W ather and frost in the northern portions. For
tte middle states falling temperature, winds yeerng
TO northwesteriy, cloudy weather and rain, clearing
In Virginia and Maryland during the day, and b.
sunday elsey here, with fog on the coast. For New
England Telling barometer, cloudy and rainy
weather. Reports partly missing from the sout h.
west, the northwest and all the country west Of the
Mississippi river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-08
LOST AND FOUND.

JANE TO MY sTABLE-On the 18th instant
y TWO BLACK HORSES, In harness. n
The owner will come forward, prove prop IN
erty, pay charges, and take them :way. IA
j. B, GROSS,
noyS-St. N street, between IA and 9Th sts sw
/ OsT-S5 REWARD-Monday, the 81 of No.
~ Nember, black NEWFOUNDLAND
tlP with white breast: about five months.3x
oId The above reward will be paid upon
oellTery OF the dog at No. 2424 G street north
MesI. nov6-3tr