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1T l. estimated that Douglas county will
produce over 10, 0C0 bushels Of cherries for
msrkes this sea on. The EARLY nay cherry
i, nov nearly ready for the market. The
birts are harvesting them By the peck,
though. JosruaL
-Exci,emsnt over the frauduleat Issuing
of $50. 90 funding bonds in Barbour coun-
". Kcrsn, i gaining strength. Two hun
dred armed citizens are in pursuit Of the
reoee,ds end Aee;ns couniy conmnionen.
-Burlia5toa Ratrid-
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Rheumatism, neuragia, iock-JaN, spfains, sHeiI-
inas burns, sca.ds, caxea breasts poisonous bites.
frozen fes T. govt, salt Theum, ear-aehe, &e., an
the receipt ofins Imminent Will be sent gratis to any
one. II IL the most wonderful healing and pain
relieving agent the world has ever produced. II
sells q no sr,ice before did sell, and il sells
because It does just What it preten's to do. One
bottle Of the Centaur Liniment for animals eilou
vYapper) !. worth . hundred dollars for spawned,
stss}nsd or azIed horses and mules. and for
worn in sheep. No family or ssock-owner can af-
fold 10 be without Centaur iniu ent- Price, so
cents: large bottles. 81 %. ]. b. Rose Co.,
s. Broadvay, New York.
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DIX. BnHANNAN'S 'Vegitabie -yLhiIis Cure'
Narrated TO permanently cure 'SYPdILIs' in ali
Us stages and the last ve-iige OF sypbjI.
tic poison from the system. ThOsA having IT,, dis.
ease lurking in their blood cOncs sied from obser.
walton, in its constitutional form, thereby leonard
ixins the health ard happiness Of another ~ well
a. that Of their offspring, should Immediately uss
this medicine, and be cured for LIFE Prize Fivs
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EstabS1shea - %. Lo0as n 1857.
Cures all Private Diseases In short time, either
in male or femsle; charges low tees; usss no me
curry.
Dir. BOHANNANs ''Trsatise on apecial Dis.
cases." which fully explains the nature causes,
symptoms, &C., f''spermatoFrhea, ''or Seminal
Weakness Syphilis, Female Complaints, all i'm
pedments Of Marriage, and valuable information
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SEMINAL WEAIMESS CURED:

1dANN CCKX
TIVE" permanently cures oil forms Of 'spermat
oIrhea' or Seminal Weakness In from TO
seven weeks time. Ii restores Lost Power an
brings back the youthful vigor Of those Who hav
This remedy has been used BY DR.. BOhannau /
his private practice tor over thirty years, and ha
failed in curing even the worst cases. Price
Five Dollars eat to any address, (fTee from OBJ
servationl.
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Castoria 10 more than 4 sob ;i;n'e for Cas-
tor OIL II IL the only sGfs arii lie in existence
vhich n sure to regulate lac bowels, cure Wind
collie and produce natural sleep. IL pleasant to
take. children need not cry and mosher may
sleeo. spr2.v
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NEW OFFERS!
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OF
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10 lis Subscribers.

Entirely new and unprecedented. and such rs
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Our FIREsIDE FKIESD is now in its Fifth Vol
ume, thoroughly established the leading family
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THE MILD POWER CURES
Humphreys Homeopathic
9PGCIFIOS,

HAVE proved, from the most ample experience
IL an entire success. They the only medi-
ciaes perfectly adapted TO popular use-sO simple
that mistakes cannot be made in using them so
harmless to be free from danger; and SO eicier.
As 10 be always reliable. They have the high nst
commendation from all, and will always render
satisfaction.
M Curex p,;c.. :, po,-, r.,,s
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The great discovery Of the sse
There is no pain which the Gen.
fzur Iiniment will not relieve, no
swelling which b, will not subdue,
and no lameness which II will not
cure. This is strong language,
but IL Is true. II is no humbug /;
= the receipt is printed around each
b tile. A circular containing
Ger ifcates Of wonderful cures Of
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ard take his triai when he thought he coui,t
20; tIi.l 9th. than at tie haLds OF a mnh.
RANGER
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MISCELLANEOUS
The Changers
Northwestern
Supply Co.
Wholesale Prices to Consumers.


In order to cooperate directly with consumers, We
have inausurated n system by which yoa can pro-
cure fre-h and Of the finest quality. teas coi'ees.
and family supplies of every description, at your
homes, at wholesale prices. siiua ed. are,
In the centre OF the great tea mat of the United
states, buying solely for ca h-with Agents in NJ W
York and san Francisco, We can and will furnish
teas Of better quality, and much below any other
responsible house; trial OF goods will satis-
fy you Of this fact, aat sive you from thirty To
my cents per pound. The res son why We can
make this system prott-b.s, both TO the consumer
and ourselves, is that We - aSay with the ruin
Gus of travelling agents, agl the '.eredit' and
''middle man. system. You order in guam
ity to suit-fiom one pound upward. For full list
Of family supplies, etc, please send for price list
REFERENCES.
industrial Age.''
X Z. Herrick, Union National Bank Chicago.
j. w. White 4 Co.. Commission Merchants, 10:
South Water street, Chicago
Prairie Farmer Company, Chieag,.
Jenkins Holmes, Proprietors Clifton HOu e,
Chicago.
Or any other reference that may he required.
Address ali communications to
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Family Cases.

with IS Large Three Drachm vials Rose
wood Case. snd Humphrey Homqo-
patbic Mentor (Nes Book. .............. IL
with s. Large three d ach,D vials, Morocco
Case, and Specific Homeopathic Nam
uel Small Boob -.;.-,,.-..,...-..-.-....... 10
5-wiih 70 Large Three Draehm vials Paper
Case, a sPecific Homeopathic Manuel S
Single large and
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CERTAIN cuRR ron prrRs
Address Dr.. C. A. BOHANNAN

Bh. bohANNAN'S Pile ointment is guar.n.
teed q certain cure for Ples, no matter vhst form
or how long standing. in from three to I'VE da,a
Price One Loliar. sent TO any address DIV mai
fifteen cent? extra for postagel,
Address Dr. c. A. BOHANNAN, No. So Nor.
Filth street, et. Louis No
RAPersOns remittine moneyhy mail FIR mea,.
cines. gill send BY .Postofice order or .Fesis-
efeo Lettef. deeI7dAw
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Northwestern Supply Co.

CHAS. H. SHAW, Agent, No. State St, Chicago.
N. B.-HAving connection with two o. the lea J.
ing Commission Houses of Chicago. we wi receive
all kinds Of Farm Produce, rive strict 4 tentOn TO
the business and make returns same day Of sale.
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Fevers, Congestion. inflammation *
2.-.... Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. -
3.--...Crying Collie or Teething Of Infants. -
49,. DiarrhGa, Children or Adults........ -
D.. Dysentsry, Gripping, Bilious Collie. -
6-..-..Cholera- Aorbus, Vomiting $685.. -
7......Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. -
3d.. Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceaehe. ~
&c.. Headache, Sick Headache, Vert go -
To-. Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach. 25
1i......SuppTessed OF Irregular Pc iods ...... ?5
12..-...LeucvrrheA, too Profuse r. RODS -
B-..... Group. Cough, Difficult Br-aihing -
H.. EIupt ons, Salt lshrum, fTysip.lss... =,
d.. Rheuma ism, Ehe matte Pains -...... -
16-----FeveT h A2ue, Chills, rev, r, Agues... 80
5.- Piles, Blind or BLEEDING ......... -.-..-. 81
lS..-..Up' hamy, and sore Ut Weak Eyes. 5,
19..-..Caiarrh, acute or chr mic. lnfu-Dzi 50
D.. whSOPing-cough vio.ent Coughs 50
H.. Asthma, Oppressed Breat' IN ......... 81
2.....EaT III charges, impaired Hearing. Set
2...-..Scrofuls, tnisnsei Glands, -wel'ings 80
D.. General debility, Fh. sics' weakness, so
25...... Dropsy and Scanty ecreiio s.......... 80
To-. Sea sickness, sics ness from riding. 80
T.. Kidney Disea e, Gravel...... .......- 50
2S..-...Nersous debility, Involuntary Dis
29---.-.Sore Mouth, Cankcr 80
50.-..-. Urinary Weakness. wetIing bs d....... 50
3...... Painful Perio s, rysteria............. so
3l.--. sunerinvs Al Change Of ife---.......-l "a
81. Epilepsy, Spa-u-, st. vitus D-nce..l o.
Sa..... Iipiheria, liberated Sore Tbro 80
S5-..-.Chronlc CO.. gestions and Eruptions... 20
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SEWING MACHINE
THE NEW iMERlckN

A Motel of Simple
tity and Durability.
Ahea1 Of all compet-
itors in Improve
nients, and the most
Perfect NJ chine now
before the people.
self Threading.
Light-Eunning,
II makes the les Il
roise. the me- 81
simple ard Durable.
The Tensions are ea-
silly, evenly and per-
;ectly adIu te !, and
are scli-reguiating
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MIR. J. 3. DYorr, graduate Of Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia, author OF
several valuable works, can be consulted on
all diseases of the Sexual or Urinary Or
gans, (which he has made an especial study
either in male or female, no matter from
what cause originating or Of how long stand
ing. A practice Of 80 years enables him to
treat diseases with success. Cures guaran-
teed. Charges reasonable. Those at dis-
lance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide to Health, Price 10c.
J. B. DYOTr, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon, 104 Duane St. NY.
Jan22-IS5
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST

sOLD 81 ALL DBt 6GlST5.
eent by maj or express, free, on receipt OF price.
Address
Humphreys homeopathic Medicine Co
Office and Depot, 5s2 Broadway, n. Y.
For sale by THEO. EGkRDuRrF,
apr7-2O5- eod&v Leavenvo worth, Kansas.
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Victims Of this awful diseaee are found In every
neighbOrhOod, in almost every house.
For them and for their friends We have tidings Of
good cheer and hope-the announcement Of q most
important discovery, firmly based upon common
sense and reason. BY which the terrible malady is
positively controlled, and Its victims restored
u health
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-04
TWO MORE DTKORCES.

In the Equity Court yesterday Dominica de
Medina was divorced from Charina de Medina.
Mary Frances Keyes obtained q divorce from
Albert Keyes upon the ground of adulteries, SC,
which were stated in the argued bill and then
published in this paper.
In the same court suit was instituted yesterday
for Theodore T. Stockman against Emma Stock
man for decree Of divorce. He says defendant
is daughter Of Mr.. George Ellis, OF George
town, and the widow of Mr. Logan, deceased,
and that she is about thirty years Of age; that
about year ago he was introduced to her, and
was induced by her evident desire and encour-
agement to accompany her home, and subse-
Quently visited her occasionally for from four to
five months, when he discontinued his visits, and
afterwards saw her but once, and then at a dis
tanee, until October, when her father met him in
Georgetown, and to his profound astonishment
seized him fOrcibly by the collar and compelled
him to go to bis house and marry the Defendant
this on the It'll day Of October. He says he never
promised to marry her nor had any desire 10 do
SO, and would never have married her had he not
been compelled to do so to save his life, which he
verify believed at the time would have been de-
strOyed by her father If he had not married her;
that her father literally dragged and forced the
plaintiff to his house and took him into his parlor
and closed the door, telling him to marry defend
ant, and, plaintiff replying that he would not,
Ellis put his hand into his bosom to draw pistol
and said: 'sThen you must take the consequences"
He then complied, and Immediately thereafter
left the house, and has not seen, lived nor cohab
tied with her since, nor never Will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-04
GRAND PRIZE CONCERT.

THE SUCCESSFUL TICKET HOLDERS.
The grand prize concert given last night at
Lincoln hall for the benefit of st. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum drew together the largest
audience ever in this han. In fact thousands
were obliged to leave the building In consequence
Of the immense crowd and not betng able to OBJ
tain admission.
On the conclusion Of the musical part of the
programme Messrs. 7. E. Waggaman, Z. Aich-
horn, r. T. B0isseau and ]. E. Wallet we're Sc
lected as Judges, and the distribution Of the
prizes were as follows:
Gold diamond set watch, Mrs. Mary MeGerr
gold watch and chain, E. Sullivan; oil painting,
VIM. g. Wheatley; lace shawl, E. J, Hams; Ma
donna, Julia NJ. Flynn; Bible, A. B.Coppesi Con-
ISOLATION, Mrs. NJ. a. Glare; shawl, T. NJ. Embrey;
dress pattern, Joseph Barlow; wax cross, Michael
Walsh; shawl, NJ. B. Fortune; Hope, William q.
DOugherty; sofa cushion, Hugh DOnohue; writing
desk, Miss Marion HOban; chrome, E. S. Smith;
hand sewing machine, ]. 7. FenWick; wax lance,
Miss b. Murphy; ehild's afghan, Maggie Riley;
wax fruit, Walter HELEN; child's dress, -;
slippers, @. A. Bevansi goblet, F. @. Charmell;
chrome, VIM. Bolton; rug, Ann Barrett; huting
machine, Catharine Boyle; par1sol, A. A. ].
Howard; hat, Daniel Mccarthy; chair, Mary NJ.
Cation; wax lunch, Sarah Hardin; book rack, Jas.
McDermott; wall bag, stephen Chase; Fidelity,
Ann Collins, (baby;l child's hood, Mrs. William
Dewitt; umbrella, E. Fitzgerald; goblet, ]. Des-
mond; watch case, Lille Gormley; shell box, A.
DAILY; butter knife, ]. NJ. Thatcher; fasces, Jas.
A. MCGOWAN; large doll, Col. W. Wall; drum,
Samuel Wehrly; work box, -; bronze figure,
Mrs. VIM. Forsyth; chrome, VIM. Pagan; tray-
cling bag, Maria Newell; slippers, Lizzie Golden;
pair tides, T. Regan.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-04
4 SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Our RY A OIROuLAR SAW.


Yesterday afternoon, about go o'clock, while
Thomas O'Brienwas engaged in setting the guide
Of the RnOHIton circular saw in the eastern ship
house at the navy-yard, the punch which he was
using slipped and his left hand was caught by the
saw, which Rss running at the rate OF six hundred
revolutions per minute, making mangled. LAGER
ated wound, extending from the palmar surface
of the hand around its back to its CENTRE crushing
and fragmenting the fourth metaearpal bone.
The wound was dressed at the yard dispensary,
and the sufferer sent to his home in an ambu-
lance.
This accident occurred in the same manner as
did the one that resulted in the death OF Z. p.
Sypher on the 10th OF October last, and had
O'Brien been standing in this same position as
Sypher there is not the slightest doubt but that
be would have met The same fIte but hetoOk the
precautlon to kneel before Inserting the punch 70
set the saw, and to this TACT he owes his life for
when his hand was caught he was enabled TO
throw his body back and extTieate the wounded
limb. The punch which O'Brien was using was
piece Of hve-eighthE round iron. IL was picked
up few moments after the accident, and was
found to be covered with blood, and 70 be cut IN
several places, showing plainly the marks Of tho
teeth of the saw.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-04
KASHLNGTON NARKET.
OF THE COMPANY-A BAD
SHOWING-A WORD TO THE BUTCH

CONDITION OF THE COMPANY-A BAD
SHOWING-A WORD TO THE BUTCH
ERS.
special meeting of the stockholders Of the
Washington Market Company was held last night
at the market; Hon. NJ. g. Emery occupied the
chair, and b. ID. Whitney acted as secretary.
Among those present were Messrs n. q. Ord
way, W. E. Chandler, Mr.. Connolly, Adolf Uluss,
S. Clarke, Mr.. Ella, Samuel Emory and I. L.
TullOek.
Affer the object of the meeting was stated
general conversation ensued, during which the
Information was given that the financial condli
ton was very bad.
Mr.. Connolly made a motion, to the effect 20
. committee Of three be appointed by the hard
of directors to take the welfare Of the market in
hand and to defend the rights Of the stockholders
before Congress. Adopted. --.
Further remarks were made, and Mr.. OrdWay
stated that disposition was manifest to haTass
the stockholders. All that could be done to
wards the dealers had been done; some Of them
arc honest, while others could not be trusted.
The men who have had the most IA Yors are the
ones who are the most ungrateful and have
assaiIed the market company. The butchers
who have organized the assault, do not furnish
that quality Of meat to their customers as is
needed. The community should take this matter
in hand and have good meat offered for sale.
The meeting then adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-04
BOARD OFPOLICE.
OF LIQUOR LICENSES

APPROVAL OF LIQUOR LICENSES.
The Board of Metropolitan Police yesterday at
their meeting transacted, among other things,
the following business:
James W. ProctOr was appointed an additional
private foTduty from to K and from Ninth to
Eleven streets northwest, for six months. John
A. Bailey and Henry o. johnson were appointed
additional privates for duty in the Washington
Market. W. I. McClOskey was appointed an ad-
ditiOnal private for duty on Seventh from to X
streets northwest, for six months. Msse E.
Afghan was appointed private on the force.
T6Os. BuTnes was appointed an additional pri-
vate for duty on FOur-and-a-half between Q and
d streets southwest, for six months.
The following applications for licences were
approved: H. J. Daily, James WOrmley, John
Weleker, Michael Sheehan, John Neenan, +. K.
Keester, Henry Bruggeiman, Alex. Adamson,
Henry johnson, q. p. Gautier, q. A. Shekell,
Kate Reese, ThOs. W. Goss, q. N. Barber, Jacob
Homer, F. p. Buckle, John Baier, John Roney,
John p. Rodgers, ] ohm ]. Gentner.
The transfer of James Hartigan from A. to 80
Water street, Georgetown, was approved.
The applications for license from John ID. Wal
lace, Charles Marggraf, John H. De Shulds,
PietrO Lawrenzi Co., and Michael Cohen were
disapprOyed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-04
AnOrIoY SALEH TOBY.

By Wash Il. Nllliamts
At 10 o'clock, largo and desirable stock Oh
hardware, cutlery, and tnWare.
At O'Clock, valuable property In the northern
part Of the city, southeast corner Of Eighth and
s streets northwest.
By Duncanson Bros:
AT 10 and o'clock, diamond watches, silver set
and ware. chains, mel0deon, sc.
By B. H Warner:
At O'Clock. very desirable suburban property,
containing ~ acres OF land, with dwelling and
other Improvements, within two and half miles
OF Washington, and Of easy access By the Pierce
mill road, north Of the city
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-04
GEORGETO wv NEWS.

NEW RERIDESCEs.-Ex-Govern Shepherd is
having seven fine residences erected upon Green
street. near Gay. When completed they will be
q handsome ornament to that section Of the town.
CHANGE OF NANR-Actiye measures will be
taken soon after the reassembllng OF Congress
to have the name of Georgetown abolished and
the town included under the name Of Washing
ton.
GRAIN TRADE.-Arrived boat H. NJ. Talbot,
$500 bushels wheat for H. 81. Talbot; boat Ben
son Talbot with ! 800 bushels wheat for H NJ.
Talbot and-125 bushels for 7. O. Wheeler; boat
Hattie and Bessie with 2 500 bushels wheat and
200 barrels -four for Hartley & Bro. We note
sales to-day OF 800 bushels wheat at Sl.2T, and
$500 bushels at s1s2lE Market steady.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-04
PIHROAD FARNTNGg

The net earnings of the railroads operated in
the United States in ISL were si41, IolI 1sT2
sl65T s73; 1873, ,5s2; or, in 1sTs about
one hundred and eighty-Iour millions, notWith-
standing the fact that the panicof the fall that
year cut down earnings at least twenty millions.
1t Is also estimated that 76 900 900 were expended
in permanent Improvements, which would IN
doubleday have been spared had the panic been
foreseen. As Il was, the net earnings good, bad
and Indifferent amounted 70 q small fraction less
than 81 per cent. on the aggregated share cap
ital. Experience proves that railway traffic In
America increases 10 per cent. year for several
years afIer the completion Of the road.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-04
MR.. sAVILLE's SUNDAY EVENING CON-


Mr.. Saville announces his hfth regular concert
for Sunday next, and has shown q oommendable
degree of energy and enterprise to warrant q con
tinuation of the liberal patronage which has
greeted the previous efforts. In addition TO the
grand orchestra, 50 ably conducted by Prof
Schneider, he has secured the services Of the
favorite American prima donna. Miss Edith
AbeIl who will sing III will extol Thee, o Lord,
rom the oratorio Of Ell, and allow on silver
Rhine" from Gurline. Miss Abel will be most
favorably remembered In Washington, and
hearty welcome awaits her. Her selections are
happy omen Of the success OF the concert on Sun
day evening next.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-04
DEPARTMENT NE VS..
MR.. MULLETT,s DEFENCE.


A recently-published defence Of Mr.. Mullett,
the Supervising Architect OF the Treasury, at
tributes the whole trouble which led to his resig
nation to a Interpretation on the part OF the
new chief clerk, and charges that Secretary
BristoW was both irritable and impatient during
the memorable Interview between the Super
VIsing Architect and the Secretary, concerning
which so much has been said and written. The
defence of Mr.. Mullett's official career is legiti-
mate and proper under the circumstances, but
clerk are both unJustihable and unfOunded.
There was no Misrepresentation on the part OF the
latter, and the Secretary, as all who have coca
sion TO visit him know Is ever as serene as a
summer morning, and model In official depOrt-
ment, no matter what may be the annoyanees to
N hfch he IA su bteeted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-04
PEIL EerITE SIrrr

B. H.warner, real estate broker ana auesIoneer,
sold yesterday afternoon at auction lot s. IN square
SIG. on the northeast corner Of Z and Twelfth
streets northwest IS feet front, by depth Of 100
feet, and improved BY small three story house.
to Dir. q. H Lieberman, for s. 900.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-04
rHE HooSAC TUNNEL

BOSTON, Dec. 3.-Work on the Hoosao tunnel Is
now so far advanced that It will be available for
freight trains in q few weeks but there Is eonsd-
cradle trouble from falling rocks, and ct least
five thousand feet will have to be reached with
brick before trains can run without interruption.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-04
MEETING OF the GRAND EYCAMPMEYT

ELECTION OF GRAND OFFICERS.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 3.-The Grand Eneamp-
ment Of knights Templar Of the United States
to-day elected the following officers to serve for
three years: Grand Master, James H. Hopkins,
Pittsburg, Pa; Deputy Grand Master, Vincent
L. Hurlbut, Chicago; Grand GeneTaIissimo, Wal
ter L. Bragg, Montgomery, Ala.i Grand Captain
General, Edward ]. Schultz, of Baltimore; Grand
Senior Warden, Benton H. Langley, Of Winona,
MINI; Grand Junior Warden, Charles r. Wood
ruff, Of Tennessee; Grand Treasurer, John W.
Simmons, of New York cityi Grand RecOr der,
Thomas ParTin, Of Iowa city.
The remaining grand officers will be elected
tomorrow, when the officers elected will be in
stalled