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:. ns. DgYspAIso al sMesis DIR. Drssdale,
says the Londons 0bseffsr, bas ayailed hiu-
self of Che nsetfng OF Stle Medical Assoeia-
.ionsat Norwfeb 10 Ore OIL a most formida.
bfeEc0unterblsss 10 tobacco, which be seems
to saetest almostsas cordially as did King
James himself, holding Its use ODE "a vio-.
,lafionor the iaws or public hygiene,' WHICH
means, It sto be presumed d, that il ID. Drys-
dale could put it down by act Of Parliament
IL, default, hoWeYer, OF SUCH en.r,
lighfened Legislation, he holds u big duty 70
speak out, and very plainly. indeed, did
nespeak ont. = For bis part be roundayf
declared, |. he charged tobacco With causing
blindness, paipita.Ion Of the beart, paralysis,
and diseases of the teeth, mouth, and
tongue" He alleged that IL was foe TO
cleanliness and good manners. he knew Fiat
it was Injurious TO workers Ia tobacco facso-
ries, and he therefore eonteuded shat 1t wa
meta true luxury, and never q necessity
Still more terrible is il to know ssat to to-
bacco must be ascribed many Of the cases OF !
rnalaise and cachesso Of men whe' would
otherwise be in perfect health.
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The next session Of HAAPDEN SIDNEY VIII
begin September Sd, 1874.
FACULTY:
Rev. j. II P. ATKINSON, d. D., President aud rt"-
fcssor of Moral Science. r.,
L.. l.. HoLLADAY, A. M., Professor Of NS'Ni'"
Science. ,,J
WALTER BLAIR. A. NJ, Professor OF Latin aI'
Instructor In German.
DEL. KHMPER, A. 81. Professor OF MithemsusIiI +.
ADDISON HGGE, A. H., Professor OF Greek aud IL
structor In French.
HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE is situated ear! ~
Prince edward county, Va, within few han atss
yards of Union Theological Seminary sna sS, nrs
miles from Farmyille, on the Atlantic, hiSss"pps
and Ohio railroad. ,,.t,.,.
In THIS institution the curriculum Is tetiGSs =,
instruction Is comprehensive and thoronyh aaH ~
student Is adyanced {, q higher class Tiheus pA''
ing q searching EXAMINATION. .,,rd
Expenses are moderate, auf, from Tue ,s.r,.
location OF the College: temptations 10 eA"''
ganee are few. ,L.,,,.,,,snt Of
g ..MESS HALL which, 10 those ayaliih1 Wv ,hs
selves Of Its advantages, viii matsrtIit! Lessen
price OF board. ...,,,r 10 he
Catalogues can be obtained on spphcsti9S "
pniarsiVned j. M, p. AfklSSUs,
Hsmpden Sidncy Coiisss,;
80 Ie-aoaSm Prince edward county a.
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YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY,

Observation-Disclosures.
Superior advantages Special facilities Ia art ana %
music. Instruction thorough. Address Pes. W. IL
Tarrytown, n. Y. au 2l.eollm
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NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL,
IN NELSON COUNTY, VA.
Ninth annual session opens September p,
1874, closes June 25, 1875.
Principals William ID. Cabell, +. Key Meade,
Robert l.. Harrison. 81. A.; b. Peyton, b. Sc. c.
and NJ. E., University of Virginia. For further ia-
formation and catalogue address
jv 27-2m WIN. ID. CABELL. Norwood =. u
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BETHLEHEM URCH GERMAN
IL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.-The exerci.ea. M AZ
this school VIII be resumed on MONDAY, AumS,
selves Of this institution. In which the fndim@c.i'
branches OF German and English are t,pyh, ~.
requested 10 communicate with the pastor Nv 'is
teacher at the school, Sixth street near Clay. in ,s..
OF the church, Sc I.o,t
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SIDNEY COLLEGE.
FACULTY

The next session OF HAAPDEN SIDNEY viii
begin September Sd, 1874.
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MEDICAL CoLLEsE OF VIRGIN,
R1CHMoHp.

RICHMogD.
The regular Winter Session, OF a., 49,.
conn1ences FIRST MONDAY n OCro arn 'e''u
continues f7e monfhs. nd
FACULTY:
Z. s. JbYyEs, d. D, Emeritus rspra
sfology. rey.
aAItE5 B. McCAw, M. D., Professo,Y po,.
HUSTBR McGEIRE, u. D., PROBES Loo.
K. T. COLEMAN, Is. D. Professor of D,s,s,slsefr.
E. d. CUssrSGHAS. u. D., Professors ,aN. &c.
j. 8. WEXFORD. -. D., Professor M .Nl.
-Medica and Thesapen ,ics. na
Q. f MANscE, m. D., Professor Of phyag,s.s,,
j. 8. D. CULSRN, b.. D., Professor Of r,.
Women and ChtldrSn. S Ases "
WILLIAM Fl. TKYLoa, 81. d., Acting pr,nc,.
Chemistry and Pharmacy. ''''s6sf q
LII. WHITE. d. D., Demonstration OF A,,,,
The clinical advantages OF Richmond ara .m,
der the control of tie faenfty. The CITY go,. "a
the college Hospital. the college Dtspenarf
the state Centras Lunatic Asylum are onan = .1
student without charge. 'psa +" The
Expenses for whole course. including Ma.
trfcufatf0u zee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. slo. ~
Practical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fee. Ia 30
GradnatlOn rec. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9n H1
! Good board from SIS 10 s25 per month go
ther Information, apply 10 VI '0'-'
j. h. McCAw. Nm
au 3i-deoo1 m&w1m Dean nf the PacrItr
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HANOVER ACADEMY,

rAYLoRsVILLE posr.oFrrcY. H,xo,,
z COUNTY, VA. "'osER
Colonel HILARY JOINS, n. A.. pana,.,
. TIE session begins October LIST and .,.,s
june For particulars piesse addres, .t.s z7,h Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

Vloofso1s JETasshsd by ktddief0a a CO.. basis, ~,
TIE fuiiO~ins S.re The prioes bid snd a krd :;
tbe meetitg - the Washington sfncE EN,hauza a.
dsy:-U I. gosd. liO'a bad, Ila, sskea b .nk
SStocks- SC &c fsl,Vi 81 BaHk. lD0 askei Cav
Passenger RAiiroafs - Metropolitan STICK. n
ssk,ei OOlnnlbs stock, ~ asEe ID. suHtr, La
ssh g. a. S,er eouds, }, rcs1t., -
Gu, saOs AXE aid OIio csnA preferred bod III
btd, us ssked; New York, hfeNandtia, wsshibs.
toa, hnd 1corsstOWI etea a.htp COMPANY. ..1ck
l4o asked. pisuiCt secuTi-t.., tDi-trict q Colun
sisINn CO. :. eons,T s }. s }, ls-i IS b,i,
Ss Cd MARKET Stuck b'uds, 7's, :. s . Ism rs
~, 7t'a s-kea; Naer DO, J., 1913, 7gsS la.
& \, le'5. - bid, 81 A-kSd: Fasd Laaa
bud !lsg o.. a.. a. n, le2, "a hid.
Board Pal lic Wo,ks-Cestihcates, q .uaral I'm
rr.' emett s., ls7a, e. hid. IS : ssS d 40
iSs, ~ bid y sskedi 40. lce, - bid, ~ s-k-d d.
Isl, IS hid, Dc. lSs, Tor bad, T6h AZ q I. 40
Settle ~ be. Dertit, ste, B. ser. s. o
W; ls4 u bid 72s az d; 40. izs, - BIC a ske:
do. ISIS 80 b,d, = a,k"d; d. Series. ~ hiI, *
sskesi later Certihcsie-. s., Isl. n Did - as..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

THE OHIO DKMoCRATs.-In reference 20 the
reasons tor the change OF time for the Assem-
bling Of the Ohio democratic state convention,
the Columbus correspondent of the Cleveland
Herald telearApbs: Zone claim urged is that
the voting on the new constitution should hn
over with befo e the convention meets, TO keep
1t cut of poli'ics; and another ia that the agri-
cultural community would not be able to at
tend were IL held In July. II appears, however,
that there Is division among the democrats
Who are OPP SD to the new constitution. A
part of them cl aim that the democratic party in
convention should proclaim against it, while
others clam thst the best plan is let it GO be-
fore the people without any party expression
on the question, believing that should toe dem
Ocrats proclai m against IL IL would only spur on
the reI ublicans in its favor"
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District Affairs I'm Congress.

MEETING OF TIE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
The House District Committee met this morn
ing:
The bill relating to the extension OF the track
OF the Washing ton and Georgeto WI railroad
heretofore referred to in Tas starr was
ordered 70 be reported fayorably for passage.
The bill To incorporate the District Telegr aph
company, of the District of Columbia, was re-
ferIed to Messrs. Rice, Eldredge and Hendee
The bill In relation 10 the Reform School was
referred to Messrs. Pelham, Bsrnum and Cot
tn.
The consideration of the bill relative 10 The
Washi, gtCn Market company was postponed.
The bill authorizing the Baltimore and Oaio
railroad TO construct a lateral branch to con-
meet the Metropolitan with the Washington
bTs nch road, was referred TO MesSrs. Rice, Ed
redge and Rendee
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SUICIDE OF A LADY FROM DOMESTIC
TRoUBLE.-In Wilmington, Del, early last
week respectfully dressed lady, well provided
with money, appeared at q boarding house and
engaged lodging for the night, saying that she
would go to Lancaster in the morning When
morning came, however, she complained of
being unwell, and remained ,on similar excuses
until Saturday, when, on being called for din,
ner, she vas found dead In her room having
taken a dose OF laudanum. Her name upon In
vestgation, proves to be Mrs. T.. j. Bradley.
and Der residence Lancaster, Penn, where she
is well connected. Her brother, Kew. Mr. Fox,
miDi-tfr ct Norristown, Penn, will remove
her remsius. Domestic trouble and illness are
assigned As the causes of the unfortunate lady's
rash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

THE SITUATION IN FKAsCE.-The feelin In
Paris against the Bonapartist members of the
assembly who insultec Gsmbetta on Tuesday Is
30 bitter that guard was put tine train
which conveys the deputies from Vers allies 10
Paris to protect them from the violence of the
mob. On the arrival or the Parliamentary
train at the Paris depot last evening sever al
Dor apartists sccosted Gam BETA, and defed him
TO repeat the offensi We words he used in the as
semhiv chamber. II the assembly yesterds y
an amendment to the general electoral bill was
passed, fixing the age for the exercise OF the
elective franchise at twenty-one years, instead
Of twenty five years, as proposed by the govern
mPut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

JEROME PARK RACks.-The first race yester
day WAS for purse of $500, distance one mile
Nine horses started. Minnie Mac led unit
coming toward the quarter stretch, when .tie
Pesse pressed closely and passed her, winning
the race by length. Fsdlsdeen was third
Time, l:494. In the second race, sweepstakes
$50 each, $500 added, one mile and q half, 81,
horses started. WOodbine won, Lizzie Inca,
second, Survivor third. Time 2:i1H. La tn
two miles, eight started. Preskness ], Spring
box 2, MerOdac Time 3.i2 In the fuu tn
race, steepie chase. two and a half miles, sis
started. Bullet !, Victory 2, Tammany 8. Time
53fX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

tAtTlNOREs ) lue l--Nhginia SKIES, olf. A.
kIgiils cOLEOiilsted, q q. West Nit.fri.. ii,
tsN. 2, II to-day.
BALTineRE, Jaae LECTION DAN aud n5niaat-
ilN niddllnRr. ltA fiuur very cuil, Bu'hlng lofns
" heal 10 Improved demand ard nrsu- Ehite - Ui,e
2. far 60 PRIME Do Il 60l g., choice smbcr, leI
al 65i Cd 10 prime I'd, 5Utl6. o5nfm q 20 It'd
d.. 2 "a 80; fehuEyiN AHA Do g, Ohio AID In
Corn trner-V hi;c sou h~ru, -, yellow -oufuerg,
al niiNe1 western, lev, SJ@el; old, SIfss2 y -
s'tsdy--orthsrn. 66C77i western uI;Ned. g.. -.
White 6SeGol Bye veal, ! o. Bay duli, llic2
Prps isioss Tufe rulg = lmi.ed JfsbtnE o-uant
P9Te unchanged Ba!k m-a s-shSu'd re, : a 0lesr
clb sld,s "a Rzcur--hou toers = M d.: 81 A. I'D,
ids, lIMlls SUGAR cured hams, lsaI5ss Iar.l
urcha, gee Western tu-t.r Gull auc Huchauga..
Corev gniet but rrm, IL. an WHISKY. bbine
40 sns easier s1d guirs, not qn.t.bly lower.
Raw GoRk, June n -stocks du'l ana lower.
Money, Gel, u, ENctsIge, Ions, fs5ss short,
49l. Governments aul
Nav YoRE, Jane II -Flaur On baysr~ favor.
Wheat gui"i AID h-sry. CcrL ttuer.
IoNBoN. Jltc n. lZsU .. o. Con -ois, g-i4tca
Tor on ar 8 4 "a for account BsuIs 20 I-5.
old, los ETi". lgts. Dew \ orb Genial, So.
LoND"N, JGD- u, s.Sb 9. m.-Ths tuition Ia the
Bank e H. gland has creased Ess .sU durins be
biiilss w ieb a. ia,t week 49, per ceLt - nos
Is. Erie, Is
BONpON, June II. 9. m The rae q dice mt Ia
open Glk-t TO- tire n.ouihs bills glf par CIT
vkich Is z 10 below the ~ ana OF Engiasc rate Th-
amount 81 bu lion ne !, g. the bank nn bslar &c
to-csy II 46l 90 Erie, "a GrcS Paris Sispatcle.
al e rentes ~ 80 fra zee IS centimes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

Our CANINE ENRMIRs.-withint the last few
days number OF persons have been bitten by
dogs supposed 10 be mad, and the m1zzliag
question is naturally forced on public attention
by these unpleasant incidents. In one case two
women have been bitten and In another a
woman and three children before the offending
animal could be secured. These facts ought to
be sufficient To- decide even so great q friend OF
the Canine tribe as Mr.. Bergh to dem ana the
general muz cling Of dogs allowed TO roam about
the city. Before the heated term had come the
Herald had insisted on the adoption OF precau.
tionary measures. but owing to the want of
energy Shown by the city authorities the or der
tor the muZZliDg OF all dogs has not yet bsen
Issued. Before the order will be issued and III
ADDED TO the list. The question whether the
convenience OF the dog or the safety or the citi-
zen is TO be consulted will certainly be dsci led
against the dog.-N. y. Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

NAVAL ORDERs.-COmmander j. n. Miller
has been ordered 70 duty as assistant In the
photographic Office. Lieut.. Commander Chss
ID. Sigsbee and Lieut.. Roswell ID. Hitchcock
have been detached from the hydrogra 2hic
office and ordered TO duty on the coast su vsy.
Commander o. V. Reed has been detached
from command OF the Kansas and ordered to
return home and report arrival. Lieut. Com
mander Alfred Hopkins, detached from the
Dictator and ordered To command the Kansas
on her arrival at Key West. Medical Director
Lot McClelland, detached from special duty at
Philadelphia and ordered to the navy-yard in
this city, relieving Medical Inspector Edward
Shipper, who Is ordered to the naval hospital
at that Mace,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

An OHIO CRUSADER CONVICTED AND
FINED.-The trial Of Mrs. Trimble, at Bucyrus,
vent crusading, closed Saturday night, In YER
dict of guilty, the jury being out about an hour
and half Judge Scott, counsel for the de-
PENDANT, made q motion for q new trial, (which
was overruled, the Mayor saying there was no
use arguing the question, as he had made up
his mind not to grant it. The prisoner was sem
fenced to pay a fine Of s15 and COST, and the
case will be carried to the Supreme Court on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

@Tbe Indiana and Illinois farmers have
dominated full tickets FOR state officers at the
coming elections.
~The mercury vas 100 In the shade 81
Richmond yesterday. Ttere sss one fatal case
OF suns;roke, and one case not fatal.
H1be republican voters OF ths seventeenth
siyil dRrict OF Knox county, Tenn, last week,
~ q vote OF 10 10 5, sustained the position OF
senator Brownies on the civil rights bill.
1The Synod OF the Reform church, lately
In session az Poughteep y. Y. refused to
sanction the proposed union vita the Presby-
terrain church, and adjourned.
~Nesrly all the suspended staIents of
Boudoin have renewed their obligstcnr OF
obedience 10 the college Lave. aud have To-
sumed their studies: sed attend the drlls
GTA train on the Midland rxllroad ye~t<r-
day coll10ed With some carr on q eide track
ABdreg Thompson sni John Pools. VITO we're
working under the latter, were killed. Cause,
\ miepi switch.
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Wall HIreet In-.far

NEW boRE gne n The Posts nBa~ri.l .rsifIa
ssyt: Al -slvs OF golf hsve been e. 1870 tIlp.
Ia tie trr.tgn exchange market lesdi 4 "a 49,
h-ve arNeu ed cir - for o. day hills 90 a $50 :
tie oen and rate rtmsintDR si ~ Fra clH-- 81
dhJ bll are sili OttstHsble al ; 500 81. Whine
The Qn' "a ioL Tor hEsih - ~ sua s-pr'ias u
isGs 81 Money a. this ms ket l. - fr
call loans, extreme Tafss being : snf
tfNe mere hntii- pap "a agg6 i'm business srns
tecsuse of the small supply a paper The so
nifrref tp'ut .W-F below Ne.f~~l ay - ri0.fue
prices, except buivb Palihc, Lske 90 - aId Hes
JOB Ncnti al, v hiCh op-bed stesdY aud ice "a
teel be'ey 81 acy, eNoe 81 for Eria hIct La bed
weak q vtfumcLt bonds trm ~ YESTERDAY = g.-
tsilcns. state BONDS a. tie board we're stsady
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

A CoLoRED MAN KILLS his WIFK-Merrftt
Dennis, colored. living near Apex, W AXE county
y. c., while working in q cotton field last NJ on
day, truck his wife with the wedding hoe and
killed her. He Is now in Jail In Raleigh, and
has confessed the deed. There were no witaes-
ses to the murder. Dennis says they quarreled
about pair of pants, which his wife refused to
nero; that sbe struck him first with hoe, and
lie then struck her, but did not intend To kill
her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

TIE LATE DAM DIsAsrxR.-At meeting
Of the American Society of Engineers. now
holding q convention in New York, the COM
mittee on the bursting of the Williamsburg dam
reported that they had examined the remains
OF the dam and found defects OF the crosses.
character indicating that the work had been
done by inexperienced persons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

Two CAsKs or sUNsTROKE.
INV NobK. June N There were tgO SIN
strokes here yesterday, neither OF which proved
fatal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

PoKrsNovTH, y II, June ll-Ths cable
steamer r a. aday left yesterday tor Nova : -bfis
20 continue her cable laying, and etP-c-s Go re-
turn after the arrival OF her cousort. the Am
0aSsaoOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

NEw NoRK, June IA hsvsns t-tt-r ~ me
6th Instant says quantity OF Remington ria =.
lately received nom New York. intendssI tor
the new militia IN Cubs, have been sent a.
SPAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

LOVE AND SUiCIDE.-Adoph Boyer, aged
twenty seven years, Of No. Frankfort street,
lately employed as q porter by Pickhard & An
derson, hide brokers at No IS Gold stI eet, COM
nitted suicide this morning by hanging hims II
from enc OF the beams IN the basement of 10
Gold street. 1t appears that he was IN love
with young girl, who refused to marry him
and that this had greatly affected his mind
". Y. Post, IOth.
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The master car BaIld.rS

CISCiNsATi, june n The master ~ hufl.f-
ers association commenced their season here
Yesterday morning, about IS deleg stes being
present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

GKs. Buffers Yacht AsHoRe.-The Yacht
America, owned by Gen. B. F. Butler, ran
ashore on Rams Horn Spit, In Beverly hsrbor
yesterday morning. she lies in q BAD position,
and Is full Of water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, June n The University 90 rarn-
hr'cee has contained the degree OF da-t,r Of
laws on james Russell Lowell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

VIRGINIA CRoPs.-A recent circular of firm
in Richmond says =" We are approaching our
wheat harvest in Virginia with an unprvce-
dentfd yield. We have not had q prospect
equal to il since the war. Our next tobacco
crop cannot be very large on account of the
general ravages by the fy. and 1t is too late to
raise more for planting. This fact has improve
the va]ue OF all good tobacco OF the last crop
row coming forward ard upon the market"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

TIE GovEREMEET CAxAL-Gerera, Godfrey
Weitzel yesterday took charge Of the Louisville
and Portland canal, and the tolls, which here
tofore have been 20 cents per ton, viii at once
be reduced to 10 cents per ton. The steamer
Charles Bccman, from Cincinnati for New
Orleans, was the FIRST boat through under the
Few rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

CONGRESSMAN KAssON, OF Iowa, who is not
candidate for reelection, writes in a supple
mentary letter:-''I have neither bid farewell
TO one party nor bail to another, but have sim
ply decline a candidacy in order 10 have my
friends and opponents both free to choose as
thew youd.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

A MILLION BEQURArHBD.-The will OF wm.
Shakespeare Caldwell, formerly of Virginia.
was admitted to probate in New York on Mon
day. The property disposed OF in the instru-
ment IL estimated at over 81 0o0, 900, the bulk OF
which u given to the relstives OF the teststor.
He gives $40 900 TO Right Rev. james Gibbons.
r. @. bishop Of Richmond, Va; 5000 70 the
poor OF the city Of Fredericksburg; 5000 % Ii
Female Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum o
Richmond, and $500 TO the st. Vincent Or
phan Asylum or Louisville, Ky. The executor
are Joshua F. s iced, Eugene Kelly, Charles III
Fry and Reuben X. Sterry,
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FATHER TERRY. OF CHICAGo.-A few DAYS
ago ere Of the Chicago papers announced the
removal by Bishop Foley OF Father Terry, OF
st. Patrick's Roman Catholic church In tn at
city, on account Of heretical sentiments given
in a sermon by the latter a few weeks ago. II
now appears that the c1se was entirely mlsrep-
resented. Bishop Foley merely objected to the
Charged him with heTesy. and the amicsbIe 'r re-
Lat ons between bishop and priest were never
for q moment interrupted. Father Terry has
been assigned assistant to his brother, Rev.
Father Terry, Of Ottawa, illinois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

VIRGINIA CoEG REssIoNAL CANvAss-Tha
congressional nags are no y being rapidly trOtted
out In Virginia In the sixth district the claim.
Of Major John W. Daniel are strongly set forth
in the Lynchburg Republican. Judge Il. W
Lacy, or New Kent county, is spoken OF ~ the
conservative candidate for Congress from tn
second congressional district. Col. William X
Aylett publishes card in the West Pc at Sta
announcing himself a candidate for Congress
from the first congressional district, subject {,
the action OF the nominating convention. The
Alexandria Sentinel, I'm an editorial favorable
to Col. John 5. Mostly, clearly indicates thai
the guerilla chief will be an independent can
didate for Congress in that (the seventy d.
rict, and that be will be supported by IN IL
aforesaid Sentinel The friends OF Judge Jos
Christian, OF the court of appeals, have deter
mined, it is said, 10 present his name a. a can
didate for Congress.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvESUE.-The receipts from
this source to to-day were 1901 1872 81.
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NIB. BEKcHKR, In q sermon last Suniay, al
l0ded 10 those who stin believed that the world
was created In six ordinary DAYS. He said that
est mnmmies In Egypt, and that the mnmmiee
we're the best men Of the two sorts. lie said
that TIE Biblical teaching regarding the his
tory OF the race, the creation, and on sstron-
smy, had been totally refuted by incontroyerti-
Die scientific facts.
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So GREAT has been the demand for the re-
Iort of Judge Poland on the relation of this
Dis ret to the General Government (drs,
printed in THs STAB that 5000 extra copies
are 70 he rrintPd
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AN INTERNATIONAL CHOLERA CoxFgs
sNCE--An international conference to discu~>
measures TO prevent the spread OF cholerz AM
FOR the regulation OF quarantine, and 10 stady
he causes OF cholera. will meet In vieuns on
the 18th int. All the European powers hsvc
sccep pied Invitations 20 send deleg sres.
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The Rhesie I.iand scaater-hfn.
rBRKs BALLOTS AND sURssIDs UP TO Psar1

fRoNtDENcR, jane ii.-Ata meeting OF the
legislative grand committee to-day Governor
Howard made O speech, reiteratins his detsr
nlnAtion not % be q candidate, and aSkinx n
friends not % vote for him. The nfth iolnt hal-
1t e,oof as follows; Burnside. -. Dixon, "a
bsstos, is scattering. Il. The sixth ant
Ssenh ballots were about the sane. Al.