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The Case or Hydrephobia from n Cal
Rtte-Singuiar Death

IL was mentioned In Yesterdays STAR that
MT; James Raymond, OF Brooklyn. n. Y, had
eiea ron hydrophobia from the bite Of a cat
New York paper says:
"Sn months ago, while strOking the back OF a
cat me treacheroas creature suddenly turned
was dressed, and MIR. Raymond experienced no
serious inconvenience from Il until last Toes
day, About noon OF that day he became sick
al his place OF business, Maiden lane and Water
street. He discovered an obstruction in hi
breathing and had severe pains in the heal
For time he was unwilling 10 believe N at any
thing serious allied him, but he was compelled
to quit his work and 90 home, where he arrived
at four O'Clock. He sent for physician WAC
decided that the ailment was congestion OF the
left lung. and prescribed for the patient with
that view. The next morning. however, when
the doctor called, Mr.. Raymond was much
worse, and his symptoms conld not be accounted
tor on the HYPOTHESIS OF congestion of the lungs
Inquiry ELECTED the fact about the cat bite and
the doctor was then satisfied that he had a case
OF hydrophobis TO treat.
This conclusion received a fearful contrma-
ton about II O'Clock. Mr.. Raymond had then q
in which he frothed at the mouth, expressed the
greatest horror at everything liquid, and re-
CURED the services OF six strong men to prevent
bis hsrmiDg himself or others. This paroxysm
was succeeded by others, none of which were 50
violent. At one time he begged his attendants
to release him for a few minutes, and, as he was
then comparatively quiet, they did so. He
seized the opportunity 20 rush TO closet where
there was q bottle of laudanum. He got the
bottle in his hand, but 1t was taken from HIM
before he could make sny use Of IT, Six physi-
clans were with him on Wednesday evening and
night. They kept him inhaling chloroform aud
injected morphine epidermically. This treat
ment seemed to alleviate his sufferings, and for
two or three hours before life as extinct he was
comparatively calm. After midnight an Fps
copal minister baptized him and administered
the sacrament, the dying man being able 20
make the proper responses. His last moments
were quite peaceful. Shortly before he expired
ne said that he would prefer death a thousand
times to the agony Of another psroxysm. Mr..
Raymond had been married about two wears
and leaves young wife and child. lie was
twenty-five years and five months DID,
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tn KuHHLR TRAGEDY III PMILApRLPHIA.

The KuHuLR TRAGEDY II PMLApRLPHIA,-
Godfrey Kuhnie, the German baker, whose
murder In Philadelphia, on Wednesday last,
ing, from the place Of the tragedy, Frankford
road An immense crowd was oongregated on
the occasion, consisting OF men, women and
osity. There was bat little confusion, however,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


WAsHINeToN THEA rER oOMIoUK.
" IItb street. below Penna. Avsns..
IREMkSpOUs sENsATIoNI
MONDAY January sT TiIs MlsHrs AND TWO
The Kost TAriifisg ie = Of the Age
Enesgemsnt e the pop=iar Young sg-disa, NJ.
atGs MI MxRiSs Is rs. 10 .be sslns
NICK AND NICK,
Win its startling Railroad Sensation, IT. thrilling
Execution scens' ,ld ITS wonderful meetsaical eff
iee,s New seenery, new effects, new designs.
se III great 01 TIE 81 FIHIDiSGs, MAGGIE
ia their new specially acts, including
.BLARNEY,"
- men, The KiSk BRoTHEEs ~ DN"''
The beautiful III HELENE EOs ssi ffff Champion Miss
And the BEST STOCK COMPANY IN AMERICA.
si.s Amelia Gorenio, Miss FANNIE d AZ, r. HsfSi,'
''n' &C. sRAsD FAMILY MATINEE
Change Of bill at each matinee. JAMS IT
lords OPERA HOUSE.
LAST TIME OF THE rANToMIMR.
ED. DAVIES
TOM AND JOE,
LITTLE MARY JAMES
UNCLE SAM AND HIS PANORAMA
II
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CAROLINE RICHINGs BERNARD's
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Fer one week, commencing January D.
The Troupe, which is composed Of
TWENTY-FOJR PERFORMERS,
who appear IN elegant
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is pronounced By the
PRESS, PULPIT AND PUBLIC
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1878. NEW YEARS WEEK 1874.
ha,inees NEW YEARS DAY and SATURDAY
a he a. rpedV atriio
PffnIEs snd n; fseS5,sss kAfEL
esther with a frstceiass COMEDY Company, Viii sp-
Sn,s ssteI weeks q ELABORATE preparat1n, n
UNCLE SAM,
The EIiled Santa Claus and Besutys Magic Glass
~. The Inirodustion written expressly for th. city:
and labor. The Burlesquinade and Pantomine is
lSiss,e WIN 1G, and fun music' dansns and
PAR ss famous Rave PantSmns of
N Ma. J. G. sAvILLE.-...sOle Lessee and Director.
MoND1 Y EfENING, bse,A1.1 %, 1878,
Esery evening during the week, and Saturday af-
f sss RSi #. s;s !;
teied sueeess,a new and powerful emotional com
-. LED AsTRAY,
he1sundLrg N eXtrsordinsry situations, eomical
tire new scenery novel mechanical Illusions, sppro-
os ess sosts%ss and i1Tpars "a
Matinee for families and children, when viii be
acted ior the nrst time in years, the fairy play
OF CISDERELLA. with great cast and beautiful
nenery. Monday, Jan. 5-kellogg Grand English
Opera. dec7e tr
IN COL n H ALL.
TUESDAY EvfNISG, JANUARY 6rH, 1874,
MISS ANNA =, DICKINSON.
sUBJEcI:
FOR YOUR OWN sAKE.n
Sale OF seats Commences Saturday rlorning, Jan
vary 81, at " srren ChOate & OBS Bookstore, y4l
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ga Msdua specisl 10 . London pspsr iuts-
neses thal Ossssiar will coop d esss Z oat voted
IN the Cortes. = = :
~An - eas aztsrss o. e sssrs9s eass On
New York ely we're removed yesesrdsy, snd IN
Of HI enseDous ~.
- he Detroit Fsss Psss snye ~whst 4
blessang this genial vsafAsg = = 10mn D. An
=: s a. ssS x s::s Sc =. -; -: ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

The STRIKING ENGINEERS have given up and
returned to work for the reduced wages at ali
points except Columbus. where they are still
holding out for the purpose OF compelling the
railroad company to take back the men who
were the chief f0menters of the strike and
leaders Of 1t. At q conference of engineers at
philadelphia yesterday, 1t was agreed to accept
decreased pay II the company would promise to
restore the old rates In three months from now.
What answer was given ls not stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

TIE Ohio Legislature will assemble on Monday
next, and on Thursday, Jan. ID, will choose
Z. s. Senator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

CoMMuNIsTIC TALK IN LoNDos.-Tne long
manifesto of "group of Revolutionists of the
18th of March, 1871 ;" Is before us from London.
appealing to the French people on the pro-
longatlon OF the powers of Marshal MacMahon
The manifesto is addressed TO the "Freres q
Anus, and recalls in blood-thirsty words the
worst language of the Pere DUchesns of the com
mune. Nothing can exceed the ferocity OF Ihe
passionate jargon leyelled at the head OF the
government of France. The marshal is called
the '.fda1 bleSs0 de Sedan" the "smoker of
Arabs the "shooter of women" while the
French prime minister is treated as .sthief
who guides him with leading strings, who owes
70 the country OF bis ancestors his double genius
Of harlequin and Borgla-half clown, hall
Jesuit-who ought TO call himself Jocrisse de
Loyoia, and who signs Albert de Brogle."
But this is not all, nor the worst. A summons
TO insurection follows, and the ,eople are told
that there now remain 70 them 1.-THE dagger Of
Brutus, the pistol of Berezowski and the
bombshells Of Orsini.' "Freres ef AEnis. - the
proclamation concludes, ''the hour is coming
to remember that the lives of tyrants and
traitors belongs to whomsoever chooses to AXE
them.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

ABOLITION OF SLAVsRY m KurvA.
special to the London Telegraph, from Sc,
Petersburg, says that the article In the treaty
y directly due to the exertions o. Secretsrx
Schuyler and ell the members Of tie Amoricai,
legation ct 81. PotorSburR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

HonnIsL! D.ArH.--Rudolph Pallsnius, while
city yesterday morning, was caughtby the beft
and drawn into the machinery, and an arm
and 2 LEG torn from the sockets. He disdi in Ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

TKRRE is growing convictio tina Congress
will determine the Louisiana Guestiea by order
ing a new election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

PRESIDENT GR AMT walked over to the Treas
ury department this morning, and had a long
conversation with Treasurer Spinner, who goes
to Florida on Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

The civil service examining board wiR hold
meeting on Monday next at their new rooms in
ThoDpson's building, on g street, soutt of 18Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

TIE RELIGIOUS STRUGGLE IN PRUssIA.-A
Berlin telegram to the London Daily Telegraph
says" The government has absolutely re
solved TO abstain from any interference with
the inner ecclesiastical organiz alton of the di-
oceses during their struggle with the Romish
church, and TO contne its action to vigorously
repelliDg any encroschments of the bishops
upon state rights. Existing prescriptions re-
specting the administration of diocesss when
bishoprics are vacant will serve for cases in
which prelates shall be turned out by the gov
eminent. These dioceses left without a head
will be administered by general vicar, who
VIII, in his turn, be deposed should he not COM
ply with the letter of the statutes. The govern
ment is quite aware that these measures will
superinduce an inconceivable confusion in do
cesar administration; but 1t hopes thereby 20
compel the clergy TO compliance with the law
The new form of oath of allegiance to be sub
scribed to by the future appointed bishop. is
framed In terms binding the subscriber TO alb
solute submission TO the state, and Il is officially
assumed that the Vatican will no. permit Epis-
copal candidates to take it. This assumption
Will be tested by the approaching filing up of
the Fulda vacancy. The RheuIsh and West
phalian bishops are canvassng for the Impe-
rial Parliament, and they will certainly be
elected. The government, however, is entirely
Indifferent with regard TO this maneuyer."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

IT rs UNDERSTOOD that Representative Alex
ander III. stephens, of Georgia will deliver
long speech on civil rights in the House on
Monday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut.-C Commander Thomas
l.. Swami to special ordnance duty. Detached.
Ensign George A. Calhoun from the Worcester
and ordered to report in person to the depart
meDt; Assistant Paymaster Geo. G. Baugham
from the receiving ship Potomac and placed on
waiting orders; LIST Assistant Engineer John A.
Scott from recruiting service in California and
placed on waiting orders; list Assistant Engi-
neer w. w. Hinton from the Powhatan and or
dered to special duty at Key West; LIST Assistant
Engineer James Entwisle from the Florida and
ordered to the Powhatan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

IHk NEW AUSTRIAN MIHIsTER.-A WASH
ington dispatch to the New York Tribune saws
" The reported appointments Of Baron Schwarz-
Senborn as the minister Of the Austro- Hunga-
Ran empire to this country, if made Is no
doubt IN reference to the p hiladelphis centen-
nial. Inc Baron was general director OF the
Vienna Exhibition, in which position he exhib-
TIED remarkable ability, making the enterprise
notable success in the face Of diff culties aud
smoarrassments such as no previous worlds
fair encountered. The Austrian Government
no doubt, wishes to make his experience and
talent OF use in tins country, to secure a credit
abe exhibition Of the manufactures of the en-
pire at Philadelphia"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

TIE PAYMENTS made from the Treasury by
warrants during the month OF December, 1873,
were as follows: On account of Civil aud mis-
cellaneous, s6,217 65i.06; War, Si,6S3 ,6fi. 10:
Navy, =, 1873 ,055 %; Interior indians and PEN
soDs), Si,I53. 903 .34-total, S19,I6 ,226.73 The
above does not include payments m ide on ac-
count OF the interest or principal OF the public
debt of the United States
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NATIONAL THKATKR.
IN MR. G. sAvILLE..--sole Lessee and Director

IN col y H ALL.
TUESDAY EyfHISG, JANUARY 6rH, 1874,
MISS ANNA z. DICKINSON.
FOR YOUR OWN SAKEn
Sale OF seats Commences Saturday rlorpipR. Jan
uary 81, at arren ChOate & Co., Bookstore, yAl
Pennsy ania avenue. Admission SO cents: reserved
seals Is cents extra. dtcU n
COSTUMES 70,
MAsQUERADEs,
PRIVATE THEATBIoALs,
AMI TABLEAUX,
l.. MOXLEYs,
oecu-5n COS 10tn street northwest.
OLD 10. On Exhibiusn and sale HIw No
At T. COY
aARKRIYERT, ' 01'
uo. A3S Ith street, between D and streets. efRhs
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Vno1oe vi Paintings, Engrsvtugs, Chronos, 20.
Aleo, largest stock Paper Hangfngs, Window
1adss. Pictures, Frames, Picture Oords and Tss-
ss33 kinss, mails, &C., In the District.
~Piesse rsme@ber aams and Number. IDLY.
ALL KINDS OF CAsr-OFF WEARIN0 AP.
n PAREL can be sold to the very ben sdva ntars
~ addressing or calling on JU6TH
619 street, betv 9Th and I'm n :.
Notes By mail promptly attended TO- Oash aid fS.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

TIE STATUE OF GEN. KRARNBY.-The New
Jersey "Statue Commission" met on Tuesday
at the State House, Trenton, and formally &C.
cepted the statue of Gen. Philip Kearney and
appointed Wednesday, January q, as the day
Gov. Joel Parker and Courtlandt Parker ESQ =,
have been selected as the orators on the occa,
sion. The statue will subsequently be trans
mitted to the National Statuary Gallery at
washington. The sculptor Is Henry K. Brown.
" y. Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

THE FRANKLIN AT KEY wEsr.-The Sscre
tary of the Navy has received a telegram from
Rear Admiral Scott, at Key West, announcing
the arrival of the steam frigate Franklin at
that port, which, il will be recollected was re-
Gently reported lost with all on board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

POSTAL CARDs.-Tho manufacturers of post
al cards at Springfield are now turning out
cards Of an excellent character, and entirely
satisfactory to the Post Office department. The
production now more than meets the deman
and the manufacturers are accommodating quite
a large stock In the vaults. Next week IL is ex-
pected that orders for cards from postmasters
for the quarter beginning the LIST inst, will be-
gin to pour in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

An APPROPRIATION by Congress of nearly
two millions of dollars in gold will be required
in satisfaction of the claims allowed by the late
United States and British commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

Our HOTELS are filing up again with re-
turning Congressman, who have been spending
the Christmas holidays at their respective
homes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

PARDoNs RBcoNAENDEo.-The Attorn ey
General has recommended that pardons be
issued to John B. Wright and George Waters,
convicted about six years ago at Pittsburg. Pa,
OF counterfeitiDg, and since then imprisoned at
Pa. ''
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BALLS, &c.

THE GRAND ANNUAL BALL
wAsHiNGT0N CITY HIBERNIA BEN ~
ENOLENI SOCIETY, No 4, M
@iil be given a. Masonic Temple on MON w
be bad Of the members de~ay sas i s-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

ARMY PRIsoSs.-The Military Committee of
the House of Representatives has before it
bill to establish army prisons for military con-
victs. The bill is recommended .by the War
departing mt, and is to a great extent modelled
after the British system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

Ann NoAiN' TAT1NT CONVENTIONAL
p. m. yesterday Q meeting Of gentlemen in
terested In patents was held ct the Patent
office 10 complete arrangements for the Patent
convention 10 be held In this city on the 18th
inst. 1t was decided to engage the Legislative
hall for the use Of the convention. Remarks
we're made BY Messrs. Thatcher, DYER Foster
ana others. An executive committee, consisting
OF Judge Advocate General Holt, Chief Engi.
neer Wood, General Chapman, Mr.. Charles F.
Stansbury, Colonel George W. Dyer, and
Messrs. NJ. g. Wood, j. N. Thacher, A. b.
Stouehton and Charles 8. Whitman, was elected
70 male arrangements for the conyention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

THE REDUCTIONS IN THE EsTIMATEs.-The
House Committee on Appropriations have so
far advanced with their work that they are
able TO judge the approximate amount of re-
duction possible In the estimates. Several mem
bers OF the committee estimate the amount at
so, 600 ,O00 The chief reductions will be in the
river and harbor and the fertilization bills The
estimated deficit for the fiscal year is $40, OOO,-
OcO This leaves deficit OF $40 600 ,OO0 for
which other provision must be made. There ia
little probability that this additional 800 900 OOO
can be secured, except by slight additional tax
alton upon certain articles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

The VACANCY in the Office of first deputy
commissioner Of internal revenue, caused by
the death OF Gen. Sweet, will be filled by the
President, it being the only deputy commits
sionership appointed by the President and con-
trmed by the Senate, hence it is outside of the
rules governing civil service promotions by
competitive examination. Mr.. Rogers, of Pa
secC nd deputy commissioner, is an applicant
for the position, and Is strongly recon- mended
by Commis sioner Douglass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

The DEPARTURE of the Marquis de Noailles
and his wife lie now set for February. Nine. la
Marquise would have preferred to have re-
NAMED in Washington until April, on account
OF the rough weather to be encountered in
crossing the ocean in midwinter. President
ter of his change to Rome, left him to select his
own time for going. The Marquis de Noailles
did not, however, allow his personal comfort to
has irrevocably fixed his departure for Febru-
airy. He will give one reception before be
leaves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-03

THE NOMINATION of Lumford L. Lewis to be
United States attorney for the eastern district
of Virginia, vice Judge Lyons, declined, will
be sent to the Senate next week.
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