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SIEGULAR ACCIDENT IN THREAD FAC
TokY.-An accident occurred yesterday morn
ing at Clsrk's thread works in Newark, y. j.,
by which operations will be partially suspended
SIX weeks, and over 800 operatives, mostly fe-
males In the spinning department, will be ont
OF work. The couplings Of the main shaft by
which power is supplied TO the factory, became
detached, and the engine, Of 700 horse over,
thus released from restraint, acquired fearful
momentum, and the driving wheel, weighing
twenty tons, few into fragments, one of which,
weighing two tons, shot through the roof aud
landed fifty feet distant. There were many
narrow escapes, but no one was injured. The
los is estimated at go 900, which the IRE insur
snce Goes Eot cover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

4-The troublesome visitor WHO has been
shifting the doors after him all the summer
now begins to leave them open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

EEytsUE STORFKELPEEs.-IIsr Wendt is
appointed revenue st)rekeeper for the 1st d.
trict Of Iiiinc's, and George Stark for the 4!h
dIslrict of NJ, ,lard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

NAVAL ORpKRs.-Lieutenant Z. s. Houston.
ordered to the Benicia, at San Francisco; Passed
Assistant Surgeon Henry Z. Eckstein, to thu
Shawmut; Pay Inspector James ID, Murray. to
the Franklin, by the 4th OF February next. and
ss neet paymaster Of the European station.
Naval Constructor Thomas f. Webb, to the
ESvy yard, Washington, ID. T.: Comman1er q
d. Schoonmaker, dc SLached from the Dayy ward
New York, on the 10Th Vi December ps St anS
oIGered as inspector Of the Sth light -house dis
tTict, Let OF January next; Commsnder Rohart
BOYD, IL, from duty as lighthouse inspector of
tbs Sth district, lst OF January, and pIsced on
whiting ordere; Lieutenant Commander Joshna
Ils1Op, from the Benic1, and ordered IA refnrn
k1me and report arrival; Lieutenant Oommsn.
der Louls Kempf, from the val rendeZyous
San Francisco, and ordered as inspector OF ths
18th lighthouse district; Lieutenant Comman-
d. George W. Hayward, from the FrankIiu
European station, on reporting OF relief and
order cd 70 return home and report arrival; Sur
geon a. l.. Gtbok, from the Franklin, and as
Hset surgeon OF the European Station on re-
porting Of relief, and ordered 20 return homa
and report arrival; Pay Inspector A. @. CII-
nan, from the Franklin, and as feet pawn sster
OF the European station, on the 4th of Fehruarv
next, and granted lesYe of Absence for siS
nonths, with permission to remain in Eurona.
FaSsed Assistant Engineer Absalom Kirby -frar,
the navy yard, WAshiBgton, SOth Instant and
ofueIec 20 duty on the Asiatic statIop. per
steamer lZth December next, from san Fran
cisco; boafswain j. b. F. LanRton. fron, fha
r9ceiYlrg chip Independence. At the navvvard
Stare Islsrd, California, aud placs on waitIne
orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

DEMAND FOR AMERICAN GooDs.-The Bos-
tonTTaveller of Tue, day evening Path inst SAYS:
" The large manufacturing corporations are re-
celving large orders for Atfics, China, India,
and South America. One mill in Lowell has
been running full time the last month on driIls
for the India trade. The foreign msrkets, that
have had The monopoly almost OF furnishing
these lT-ge outlying districts, are falling off in
their orders, while American goods are demand
Ing attention and receiving liberal orders.
During the past month one hou1e in this city
has sold 10 0t 0 packages for export, a remarks-
BILE instance and a sufficient commentary IN il
self. The lowest prices for orr manufactured
goods have been reached, and reaction is now
CERTAIN. With population OF over forty
millions and An export demand for opr principal
products that cannot be overlooke1.Or counter
acted, there is nothing to hinder healthiul ard
profitable trade except in the Imagination of
those who a-e always seeking for some reP1on
upon which they can excite the fears and the
preJudices OF the people. 1t fs true, neverthe-
less, that we have run too mach = machinery
ana products, but the evil is remedying itself
The check on foreign imports, and the depreg-
sion OF our railroad securities abroad, form a
combination that will eqsulize our foreign
credits. The dry goods credit of this city rever
WIS better, and where deficiencies and excsp-
tons occur they are outside the legitimafs
trade, and are confined to spe culatorso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

PERSONAL Mr.. W. S. Walker, CORES
po dent OF the Chicago Tla-s, has rsturped to
Washington for the winter. Hon. Milton
Timer, 7. s. Minister to Liberia, arrived in
washington this morning, leave Of absence
having been granted him for the purpoye O.
recnperating his health, upon which the eYerIty
or the climate OF Africa has made sad havoc.
Ar. Turner IS stopping at i4l6 l street north
vest. - y. b. Dorsey ana wife, Mo-; Hon
Reverdy John-on, Nd; Hon. s. j. wainwright,
Pa; III. l.. CIapp, NY; f. B. Warren and
Alexander Parks, Of Philadelphia, are st VIII
lard's. '''' State Senator j. Henri Burch, of
Baton Rouge, louisiana, arrived in town to-
day. 49, hon. .. ID. COnger, NJ. O., of Mich,
wife and daughter, will arrive in Washington
this evening, and take quarters at the National
Hotel for the winter. '''' AMONG the arrivals
at the Metropolitan Hotel to-day were John
Lyon, Va; W. Ii. Gaines, Ark; +. NJ. Imboden,
Richmond, Va.
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LECTURES.

LECTURES.
y NJ. c. a. LECTURE COURSE.
tbs LEADING INTELLECTUAL
ATTRACTIONS Or THE SEASON.
TEs1evt a-t Iazl Lee,ars IN ne L.,srar5 Divi-
sicu q this CCurss viii be given 81
Dc. J. G. HOLLAND,
"Tiaothy Tiseon5, tie p5p1,ar writer sud pct,
sad ecitoT % "ssTibzcTs A9zthly.'
MONDAY EvEEIHG, November s0.h.
subjset-"THE ELEMEETs CF PERSONAL
OWER"
cents. ~ -
seats NAY BOw be Securet separately for the Sci
entttc Division 81 s. for the SIX Lectures Ma
Rrsm ~ RailantYne's. No z2s Tth street uoy2trr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

The ANNUAL REPORT Of Hon. John ,Jay
Knox, Controller OF the Currency, has been
made public. Among other subjects dwelt
upon therein is that of redemption. The hone
y expressed that the present system OF ex-
G. anging notes FOR new paper notes will not long
nehce be superceted by a true system of re.
O, mPuon' namely, payment on demand Of
LaucL a oank notes II coin, or in its repre- Sents-
I'VE payable IN coin. Daring the wear ending
November /, 1914, national banks have been or
e nizsd with an authorized capital OF - ,745 800
circulation hrs been issned amounting 70
>o,elt rJlo; and during the same year has been
VitCoT2Wn and destroyed g 241 ,0l9, showing an
actual increase Of national bank circulation
during the year CT s. 81, ,29T. The total eircu-
leeving =, ,CI2s s71 yet to be fssaed OF the whole
amount authorized. Since the passage OF the
act OF June %, 1874, f0Fty-six nAuonsi banks
nave been organized, with capital OF
81 l5ll9,O)O, 10 which circulation has been issued
amounting 70 Il ,Si2 650, and the total amount
lS-Qed 70 All national banks since June 20, IS73
l. Sj 55JO,ieO The amount Of taxes paid into
treasury Of the United States by the natiOnsI
banks during the year ending JIly 1, 1s74, was
= ,eS5 s59S, Of which s. f0i CC0 was derived from
circulation. The Controller recommends the
repeal OF the tWO-cent stsmp tax, ald, if MT
repealed, that the act shall be so amended and
Such penalty provided as shall tend to prevent
eyaSions OF the present law. Hs repeafs his
statement OF last year that thess is no present
Necessity for the engraving OF ali new designs
for the rational bank notes. re also recon-
mends an appropriation OF SIS 900 for the rs-
demPuon OF unsigned notes of national blnks
.hlcR were fUrloined from the Treasury in
le61, "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

TRE [. 5. s, POwBATAS, now tsing fitted
out at the nayy-ya-d Norfolk, Va, win sail for
LUrCPh some time be. ween ths first aud middle
O. Jsnuagy. Rear Admiral WOrden, who re.
heves Eesr Admiral Case in command of the
European s-lti0n, VII sail in the POwhat n
CIpfain James Jewett will command the Pow
laran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

LRGAL SKIRMIsHING IN THE BEECHI RITZ.
TON SUITs.-The legal skirmishing aud man
euvering in the suits growing out o the Beecher
scardal is incOmpreheDsiole to the outside
world. A week ago t was taken for granted
that Beecher's coaFsel desired to force the trial
OF the criminal libel suit agsinst Tilt0n to take
precedence of Tilton's civil damage suit against
Eeecher, in order that Tilton might, by a con-
yictioE in the former case, be discredited in ad-
vance, and his standing in court weakened
Now that Beecher's counsel have procured the
po3tponement for perhaps several months Of
the suit for damages by taking the application
Tor bill of particulars to the Court of poe AIS
Thton comes into court and asks that the suit
against him for libel may be brought to trial
immediately. District Attorney Winslow, a
friend of Mr.. Beecber's, objects to this, which
would seem on the face of it to be the adv an
tage for which the Beecher party were play Jug
and announces that he will fix the date to suit
himself. Probably there Will be an immense
amount OF these sharp tactics displayed before
the Beecher cases are finally disposed of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

LEAVE OF ABSENCE granted II Lieutenant
George b. Walker, 9Th Iofantry, has been ex-
tened five mnutHs.
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Washington News and Gossip.

TEEus, onsI bark notes received to day for
Iedcnp. On iOot up S2lI,g5I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

THs INTRE-eCEANIo CANAL COMMISSION,
consisting OF Brig.-Gep. Humphreys, chief of
engineer corps, U. s. A., Professor Pierce and
Commodore Daniel Ammen, U. 8. N, will meet
at the Navy Department In this city on Morday
next. An impression prevails among MANY
persons Interested in the construction Of an
inter oceanic canal TO connect the waters of the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans; that at this meet
ing the whole question will be settled, and
selection made OF the most feasible route. This
impression is erroneous. The commission at Its
meeting on Monday, will simply hesr the views
OF the volunteer commissioners who visited And
inspected the routes across Nicaragua and
Dsfien last winter, and receive for future con-
hdeTatien the report OF Major Mcfarland, who
was appointed to make an Official examination
OF The two routes named above. The official
decision as to which is the most feasible route
Will not be made until some time next spring
after the return of party that will leave here
early in January to make nnal survey of the
Napipi route across the Isthmus of Darien. The
President takes great personal interest in the
great canal project and Is anxious 10 have the
question Of location settled as early as practical
Bile In order that measures may be taken to in
augurate the week. As the case now stands the
government OF the United States OF Columbia
Is far shesd Of that OF Nicaragua in offerino
Inducements for cutting the canal throu gh the
Isthmus or Darien.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

TIE FRENCH MINISTER has officially in
formed the government of the United States, a.
fact Of interest - the navy and commercial
marine Of tEis country, that The craving docks
OF the )Tt CT Algiert are now open TO COM
meTce and navigation on very favorable terms;
that fey can receive the largest vessels and tn
the Tort can furnish every requisite for rep sirs
OF all kinds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

SINGULAR ACCIDENr-A BOAT CONTAINING
dREK PERSONS CAPszED-ONK or rHEM
SEOT AND KILLED We learn from the Buha
ETpTsSs that q shocking accident Occ 1rred al
Black Rock yesterday resulting IN the death OF
VIM. 5. Sinlfon, young msn residing W,th h's
parents IA BuhalO. The facts OF the case briefly
related are as follows: Young Simson started
with two companions named wm. and AleNsn-
Ger Nicholson, in q email ssil-bOat 70 20 duck-
thcOung. Soon after leaving the shore q gust
OF vino one OF the f0Torunncrs OF ths nerco
ttor m that ragged later in tae day, struck the
boat and caPszed il. The NicnOsOPs were
both thrown Into the water, but young SinsOn
elung y the boat and seized h's gun . save t
from the water. The gJu was dOuble-b barrele1
and completely loaded. The movement causf
the discharge OF one OF the barrels aud the
contents entered the let breast OF Sims0u aud
pierced his heart. He sank lmm6datelr, dead
but bis companions succeeded in rrsciIBg ths
body and saving the boat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

1t ia clear that rose by any other name does
not smell as s6eet-at least not in Boston, that
metropolis Of snobs," as Theodore Parker
wrote in his journal after preaching there for
SIX years. No Sunday operas and such like
wicked devices for her! She listens, however,
with calm complacency and even with marks
Of delight to "sacred Sunday evening CON
ceTts," which include on their programme POP
uiar opeTatic gems and such religious melodies
az "Rory O'Moore" and "Chsr!ey over the
Water" 1t is thus that frigid gentiilty AMI low
desire are welded at the Hab.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

MORE INDIANS COMING TO WAsHINeToN.-
Ex-Governor Army, Indian agent at Fort Def
anee, srrived in st. LOus yesterday from New
Mexico with delegation of Nayijo indians,
I2nslsllng on hanueiito, principal war chief, his
wife aud EOn, his chief counselor aud seven
other chiefs; also, VIM. II. ManderfeId, editor
OF the Santa Fe NetV MEXICAN, and two inter-
prefers, en- route to Washington to have a talk
with the President relative TO changing strip
o. land, thirty By sixty miles, in the northern
part OF their reservation, which is known as the
San Juan country, for a tract of agricultural
snd pastoral land bordering their reservation
on the south. AlSo, tO adjust come Of the difi-
entities growing out of the treaty made with
tiem III le4S, and 70 ask redress Of the govern
ment for the alleged murder OF three Of their
i1lbe last summer By MCrmOns who were trying
TO found colony in Arizona.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

1 MOXLEY,
COSTUM ER,
COS 10Th Street Northwest
A large collection 20 Fine Artistic BALL, IA b
La. q.
MASKED B6LLS and PIRTIsS supplied g;
reasonable rates.
T. ;. Remember Mask is furnished with each
Costume, and al Costumes deiT cred ami called for.
l.. s. XLBY.
cCtI9-fn sos 10Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

NRw OATH or OFFICE.-The recently
elected judicial and state officers aud members
OF the legislatures OF Pennsylvania SUD New
York, and county officers i'm the former state
vail De required 20 take special oath OF OH oe
IN addition 20 that which was formerly aimlu.
iEtered- The oath required iu this state IL simi-
lar 20 that which Was adopted as an AM N 4 ment
TO The constitution OF New York at the late
election, and Is ss fOliOws.-"I 40 sOlsmnlF
swear lor sihrml that will support, obey aud
defend the constitution OF this common wealth
and that vii! discharge the duties Of nav ofice
with fidelity; that have Dot paid or contributed
or promised TO Pay or contribute, either directly
or indirectly any money or other ykiaaSis
thing TO procure my nomination or election lOr
appOintment), except for necessary and proper
expenses expressly authorized by Law; that 4
have not knowingly violated any election law
OF this commonwealth, or procured Il % be done
Oy Others in my behalf; that Will not know
iBgly receive, directly or Indirectly, any money
or other valuable thing for the perform ance or
performances OF any act or duty pert aiming
70 my Office other than the compensation allowed
by law Any state officer who falsely sab-
scnbes 20 this oath shall, upon conviction, be
deemed guilty OF perjury. and be forever de-
barred from holding anv office Of trust or pront
within this E'kda. Letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

TIE FOLLOWING OFFICERS have registered at
the War Department during the week ending
to-day: First Lieutenant Geo. Mitchell, 2i ar
tbistg; Capt. John II. Donovan, 18th infantry;
Sc ond Lieutenant Wm. A. Dunwiddse, % cav
airy; Flrst Lieutenant F. F. White head, 18th
II fsntry; N. j. Gonzales, chaplain eth cavalry;
surgeon y. b. Hasser; Sc md Lieutenant Z.
J.. Cur ley, Cth infantry; Capt. Alfred u. Tay-
lOr, 9th cavaEy; First Lieutenant VIM. Kra ause,
81 Infantry; Major ii. G. Merriam, 18th in-
TantTy; Brig. Gen. Samuel Ross, retired; First
Lieutenant Samuel McKeeyer, 2l infantry;
Second Lieutenant Henry NJ. Andrews lst ar
tilery; First Lieutenant Chas. II. TOtten, 4th
artillery; Major III. e. BaDkhea1, 4th cavalry;
C)l. M. D. l.. Simpson, 4. A. G.; First Lieuten-
AIT 5. L. Blunt, 18th infantry.
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BALLS. &c.

TFEIvY sOCiAL8
VIII siye thejr -
Fl K St nor La-A
At AARiSIs HALL, on MONDAY EVENING
November ~0th, 1874.
TIE ar sIg-unerts are such - vii Eec5rG plea.
Fa-t time 90 all owe Cf daucl7g.
Tickets ) j, admitting Gentleman and Ladies
nIFZs-2tE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

ANorAkk LErIER FRoN FRoF. TTSDALL IN
KkeAsD To TNfaoID FsFES
The london Times pubi,sheS a second 'e.fsr.
dared Noyen Der 70, IN re yATd % TYPHOID lever
isom Prot. John TyndAll Toe letter aye.
IL - not my intention 20 enter iuto anv con-
trOversy as 20 the points RAISED ia tue letter
which yoa did me the hODOr 20 pabiish for the
mind which cOes not see the strength ~ tue A.
Rument as u now stands wouid hardly De con
WINGED by controversy. 1 would. however, thank
atory word.
Its regarded by some a. ga fiaw In the Arsu-
ment' that have not been able % pOint % tue
beginning OF typhoid fever. Nov, N the fever
g. allie ged, be the prOduce OF 81 orsauisu, it
appears to me that one might be - fairly asked
70 point out the beginning OF M ashr03ms. In or
der 20 prove that they are propagstsd hy seeds
And rs regards tbs Argument that typhoid
lover occurs where the oOntsgiOa cAnno, be
Traced, would oppose % Il the enlightened re-
marks OF SIR Thomas Watson, VITO has stooa
forth IS a light amid the darkness which has
suTrounced this question. The argument gouid
ee eqEaiy valid IN iSyor OF the Spontaneous
origin OF SMALLPOX. There are \ thou snd un-
SUSPECTED ways m which the invisible contAgion
may be conveyed, IL may lurk IN a hackney
eoacbi you may catch the complaint from yonr
neishbor IN an omnibus, In = thesteT, or az a
concert, At church or In n casual. iaStIna
crowd, Your linen may be iInpreEnassd WITH
u al the house Of laundress, or your coat may
bring u from The workshop o. your tsii0f: nav.
have had Il affirmed thRt the cOnta.-ion OF
Fmall-ToX has been carried an = letter"
The same eminent authority Will he me 20
express mySelf anon arothet poluf. Mind. q
neither denyuor doubt that hlth. rou' ar. ant
gaseous TrCducts o. animal 81 & vegetable de-
CcmTOsition sre things hurttul q heaifh, or
thst they are capable, especially where ahuu-
dant and concentrated, OF cluStng seti0u dis
esse, and even death. What 40 tbtnk and
DENY is that q themselves they ever produce a
contagious fever
10 would have Gir-n me pleasure 20 dwell
upon the excclieH. e. pei mei tai Observation =
which preceded those Of DR. Klein. more cspe-
ciaily those OF ChauyVau, Burden, anderson
and CohD; bat nv reluctance % draw turfter
upon your space prevents ne trlm dsslttus
uP0n the historic dev alurment nr the 3. hiert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-28

JOHN p. BIeELow, chief of the loan division
OF the Treasury, in view OF his duties abroad 10
connection with the placing of the five per cent
loan, will shortly resign temporarily as the
head of that division. Mr.. Baker, at present
chief OF the warrant division, and formerly as
slSt3nt in the loan division, will be appointed
chief of the latter until the return of MIR Bige.
low, and b. p. Leopold, VINO resigned the p5si-
uon OF chief or the warrant division to ACCEPT
tie cOmmissiOnefship to settle up the affairs Of
the Freedman's Savings and Trust Company,
VIII De appointed chief OF the warrant division.
HIS RESIGNATION WAETED.-S0me ten DAYS
since, by direction of the President, a telegram
was sent TO Kenneth Il. Cobb, ESQ.,, internal
revenue supervisor, notifying him that his res
ignat on was required. Sir. Cobb arrived in
Washington yesterday for the purpose of secur-
ing h's retention in office, but the President in
formed him that he (the PTesident) had made
up his snind 70 make a change, and il must be
made. Mr. Cobb's district comprises the states
OF Kentucky, Tenne zee, Mississippi, Alabama.
ACC LOUISIANA. Mr. Cobb had not rendered his
rengnation up u half past two O'Clock this
afternoon.
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CLsso On zXhIbi'isE sRd sails SEEy Nc
TEa ET.N TTa 81.
70 E3g tn Strees, between Snc q streets, sIzhs
doors above Ucd Fellows Hall,
UnCics Oh Paintings, Engrayings, Ohro1os, &c
Also, largest stock Payer Hanging, NtnCgE
eE&-ess Pictures Frames, Picture Cords al Tak-
Bslg, AinEs, Nails, Sc, IN the District.
SIfKEMs CAsH.
SZPlsase remember 3 Ams and Humber. isI-ly'
A Lii kISDs OF GENTLENEH's CAsT-QFF
"A WEAkiSG PPABEL csn be sold 20 the very
best advantage DY Gddressiue CT ealing on iUSTH,
6l9 u street. between srn and 7th streets north
vest. - kotes bY EaI promptly attended 9.
Cash PAID. Iyg-tr
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DEFIANCE d MRPHIsTO CIGARS.

PRIpAL AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS
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New xa~m Produce Market.
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opened steady ana closed heavy sales o. ~.
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HM-lhe market Is Illh III Hai Ia "r
shipping ,,.,...., ,o,-...
| for low TO fair 2aSsO for good TO choice
CoffEE-Ihe marbtt Is Qunitd a. ullii ANl
hoinlnaliA unehahsed' $40 s"'" al l. f"' IT,
SudAR,-Ihe malkel Is l.ln AZ l.s@'.. Tor
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