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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-31
MINING sToCk REPORT.
Forenoon Boz I'd.

Forenoon boG T0.
$3.50 Ophir co, coz b3a. 60. G0A
425 Gould Il Carry 70, ?Ss. 2ss
800 Best Belcher 81. 3ls, 81 y, y
800 Savage II. 10. 76,s
l6) Chollar Is. GA. Gi
3S5 Hale L Nercross A. K, ~, Az II BIO
sos Crown Point 50. 5S4. 3? $3.50
$50 Yellow Jacket 95. 9j}3. 81 O5. "a 50
lots Imperial 1913 loss. iOh. los. b3u
S35 Empire Mill 10 h5. 81. 10
6l0 Kentuck Is, lsa, 49, b5
10 G HQuartz So
30 Alpha y, 16%
1870 Belcher GO, 6oA, 59k 5aA b5
$50 Confidence %. 22s., ~, 224
1908 Con Virginia us, l4$, liA. ia 81
$50 Sierra Nevada S.. sk
$40 Seq Belchcr lbs. nv. l29. i35
100 Daneylk
1870 Overmap 67k 81, asa, IS
100 Justice 81. 3Gh. Sc
535 Succor 81
3u Lady Bryan %. 2a.2N
5i5 Caledonia 20, 2oA
30 Knickerbocher
$50 Globe IL. l4.li.
2i9 Baltimore 9s, OK
30 Bacon S
305 Julia ~. a.. 4 b5, 81
20 Bullion i6H
s05 Utah4
$40 California 81
40 Silver Hill TX. IA. IL
las Eclipse IL,
a35 Dayton So. 5a.5k
so Challenge o.
5000 Rock Island 5k, SIS. S. hS
as Dardanelles Il y, IL, III
Is Pictou acc
335 n y Con 81 3, 81
Is Occidental 3
go Senator ~
lie American Flat %
Ss5 Union Con Il 4 81. 2lk b3o. Il
1875 Woodville 3, IL, 3 b..
Ev.nl.. R.u.rs
GEO Chariot Mil II. iiS. Il o'a
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-31
Rev. =. =. Kelly.

We had tie pleasure OF seeing this
gentleman in Carson night before last
In being conferred upon linn, the Repub-
Lean nomination for Superintendent q
Public instruction fell on worthy shoul-
dcrs He is highly educated gentle
mana graduate OF Prlnceton-and in
his calling ranks with the most accom-
plished and eloquent Givines i'll Nevada.
We are glad to feel assured Of his cleo
tion-aIoDg with the les: OF the ticket
Our busting friend. s;oskowitz, in
vited us into his place of business yes
terday and called oar attention to some
very elegant Winter ureTcoats called the
emperor William Coat" These gar
raents are of fine, heavy beaver and are
made with cloak They. Boskowitz d
Stern, have other styles of cvercoat very
handsome and very seasonab!e also
some very elegant business suits OF 4
novel pattern and fine quality OF cloth.
See 'em.
"LoNG KING. who got all ugly !ct
of thumps end bruises the other day by
falling from the root OF Harry feters
house and being banged about the
shoulder and ribs with his ladder. was
on the street yesterday. We are glad to
note his ccnva!escence, but the next
time he wants to paint roof he d better
stand on the ground and reach up II
is an unnecessary luxury for Inan Of
his altitude to use a ladder!
PAEsoN MAcWEArHY had a meeting at
Moore & Parker's Hall last night. Oar
reporter was so busily engaged in other
duties that he was unable to be present.
It is probable, however. that the parson
did lis best and honestly earned the
thanks and prayers of Sutro, BoGart
and the other reformers. Mr.. Clement
Berry {rAfricoin) vas busy and stento-
rian with his bell, ringing in tho faithful
and no doubt his Reverence got a good
house.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-31

The Lewis Combination finished a
successful engagement last night. They
go hence to Virginia.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-31

l. .. X. M.-Tke regular Councils IF PIHte
Tribe No. |, Of Carson city. are held at the Hall
of Capitol Lodge |. q. y. F., on Monday cy, n
ing Of each seven suns. A general attendance
of the chiefs and Err thers is solicited.
BY order Of the SaChCrI.
Il. L. KELLY.
sca-tf &. Of Il.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-31

BETTER.-His many friends will be
glad to know that Dir. James Fraser,
who was taken quite suddenly and VOL
emily i'll with an attack Of cholera NOR
bus, day before yesterday. was much
better yesterday. He will be out in a
day ort two.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-31

KENO We were little III error in
coupling Woolley < Zimmerman together
as tie team who were running the
Oriole Saloon and the game of Keno
there played. Wooiley runs the saloon
and Zimmerman the Keno game. Else
wise We are all right.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-31

The REPUBLICAN MEETING Az GENOA
last night was splendid success, Many
Of the faithful went from Carson, Also
went along the Carson Band and Glee
Club. We learned at late hour last
night that the meeting was alive with
Enthusiasm and that the speakers were
received with hearty applause, Shall
get further particulars to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21
New YORK knies.


NEW NORS, December 2l.-The snow zs9rrr
OF yesterday, after covering the streets % the
depth of four inches. turned 20 hail, sIeet and
ram until after midnight, when a heavy gale
from the north and northwest set in, the ther-
mometer falling rapidly belO@ freezing. Slsat
formed on the telegraph wires in the city ana
vicinity 20 such an extent a. to PROSTATE IN arn
in hundreds Of places, and teIeRraphic coupac-
tiOn east of the Harlem river has been en.irelv
suspended until this (MOnday) noon. All the
police wires are prOstrated, aud the ere engi-
neers instructed the captains Of IRE engines 10
keep extra horses in readiness TO send for other
engines in case any fire should occur.
FRAUDULENT PArLURg.
Ii is stated that the failure Of Henry H Nor
gan, butter merchant, Is nothing bat a systena-
uzed fraud upon victimized creditors.
WIFE MURDBR.
M Grey was arrested for m1rIering his
vile yesterday.
THREE CHILDREN DROWNED
The widow Nreelsnd went 10 market near
BTOTerton village, y. j., on SATURDAY. after
deCrepid old man. Three of them-s little
boy Of SIX, and two girls aged eight ant four
wandered out on the ice on the Morris canal,
tell through and were drowned.
NkW CIVIL SUIT AGAINST TWEED.
new civil SUIT has been commenced against
VIM. NJ. Tweed, in which Edward MarreHer is
joined as defendant, on behalf OF the cirv, 10
recover from both $3.50, 600 alleged To have beer
traudulently charged by MSrrener for supplies
iOT the lO'h street department and frauduiently
certified by Tweed as deputy street commits
sioier, Tor payment. The supplies we're tools,
mats ard brushes, &c, and were furnished ha-
tween lS6S and ls.l. The summons was served
on Tweed on Blackwell's Island several dave
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THE BURNING OF THE JAPAN.
nNRH a ir-a.a n n

Hone KoNG, December Il The captain and
several more OF the crew and passengers OF the
steamship Japan have arrived here. The fol
lowing yet remain 10 be heard from. r. 81
1uildell, cabin passenger; one steerage pas-
senEer, Surgeon Gale, seyera! OF the crew. aud
q Chinese. The steamer was hrst discover ]
70 he on fire about II O'Clock on THURSDAY eve
ming, the fire boirsg locsted over the boiler Tae
vessel WAS then 10 miles from Hoeg Kong
After two hours spent in fruitless efforts - gst
the tire under control, the captain decide 1
10 abandon the vessel, and at one O'Clock On
Friday morning all hands were trausferres z,
the boats. They remained about the vessel
until neon that day, when all proceeded Tor
S3wtow. The mails were not saved.
NEWS THROUGH NBw YORK.
NEW YORK, De Cember 2l.-The Pacific Mail
Steamship Company have received the follow
ing oispatCh:
hone KoNG. December % Arrived from
S2watOw the captain, - Europe ln AMI S. Cat
n sc crew. r. W. CTocker, cabin pa-zsu-ar
snd = chinese Passengers rescael from the
J pan IN TIE ships boats. Two boats aul -.fts
not yet heard fiom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21
A WHIrR GIeL OUTnAGyD

A WHITE GIRL OUTRAGED EY A NEGRo
NEAR BosToN-A twelve year old daughter Of
a prominent citizen and judge OF the CaItrd
States court v as bCOtally assaulted SATURDAY
afternoon near her fathers residence, at Jhest-
nut Hili, "A few niles from Boston, by a ne r.
about twenty four years old, who attempted 20
violate her person, and usCd knife 70 eject his
purpose, though he only succeeded DartialI
Aft'r robbing the child, he left her TO her f.t.
SIZE had been skating, and was returning home
through deEEe piece Of woods when the rufisn
way i4ld her. She managed TO drag herself hOne
snd relate the terrible story. Police were AZ
OF ce set to work, and every effort has been made
10 capture TIE nend. kilograms have been semi
in al ections bat thus tar there is no trace OF
Tue Heeros whereabouts. At tour O'Clock Sgtur-
day afternoon the Child was reported u he in
d} condition. but later there is reason tohopg
mat her injuries are net Of a mortal Character
Ldter-A Boston telegram Of last night SAYS.
Tie negro who assaulted the daughter OF .Judya
lowell. or the United States District court. was
arrested, twelve miles from this CITY AZ a late
hour tonight. HE name l. Ambrose Williams
and he Is aged twenty-tEree. He has been ideD.
tuned as the perpetratoF OF tie outrage, and is
now in iaIl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21
The Vfcksburg Disorde rs.
PEOCLAMATIoN BY TEE PRESIDENT.

PEOCLAAATION BY TIE PRESIDENT.
The President has Issued q proclamation
dated December 2lst, 1874, commanding slI dis
orderly and turbulent persons in Warren
county, Mississippi, to disperSe and retire
PeAceahly to their ahOdes within q We days from
date, and that they refrain from forCibls resist
sDce 10 the lave and submit themselves 70 the
laRtnl authorities OF said county and stata.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21
A Prisoner Recaptured.

PHILADELPHIA PA, December 2t.-.Jona-
thah bushOng, who escaped Yesterday for the
second time from M0rristoRn jail was re-
captured last evt ming at Manay=nk 70 ykiel
Z! ace he had Maikel After his esear.a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

THE CRIMINAL BECoRD OF Two DAYS
ne telegraph Is buTdened with the recital or
some dreadful crimes tbathave been committed
IN various sections Of the country during the
past two days. The most shocking of ell il re-
ported from Philadelphia, where an unfortl-
nate girl victim TO her own sin, was murdered
by medical malpractice and her mutil ated re-
mains conveyed TO the dtssectIng rsOm Of col
lege. Near Boston young child was foully out-
rsRed 10y negro, ard now hOvers between life
and death. The Tuflian assassins of the mining
regions in Schuylkill and Northumberland
counties PenGsylvsBi have killed two men
against whom they had q grudge, and the i'm
nunity OF mllsr criminals affords little reason
TO believe that they will ever be detected and
punished. Two of PinkertOns detectives, who
we're III the dangerous quest after the night-raid-
ers and tratn-rOhbeIs of Southwestern Missouri
were found dead near Kansas City on SATURDAY.
An organized effort was made on Ssturday
evening by the conyIcts IN the New York STATE
penitentaTy at Auburn 20 FIRE the huildinT
Ihe names were started in several detach .d
structures, but were eGtiu ugushed, although
during the confusion a notorious cOupterFeifer
ard some other prisoners escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

FATAL RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN.-A collision
occurred Saturday on the East Tennessee, Vir-
gluia and Georgia railrosC, two miles east of
Csrters depot. Tenn, killing two men, named
j. Crounse and VIM. Wyatt, and iDjurlng i've,
none fatally. Two engines and several carr
were smashed, and two cars with contents y ere
burned,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21
L HARRY DONEHUE,

hAh6l DONEdU6,
COST UHER,
42s llTH STREET, HEARE
Sew srj realty ftted-up ParlOrs and Showroom
,ud = d. Ebl y-iuCrUsssd stock of
1BssIJsersSie bns Theatrical COs;nHiss
Hprisiug several hundred new snd cosby Dresses
together Ntth every variety Of COstums-Ladies' ,
. ut's ara co iCE6n for
1AkQUE BALLS AND PAETIES,
PRIVATE THTATRITALs
TABEEETX AND OLD BOLk55 OOHCEETs
p. b.-N ifh a thorough knOwlsag3 % our ba-i
1ss-, CeEo;e CGTs: Ives 10 Ihe wishes o.
Br pStTr re- sEd ~ courteous ard polite etse2tisI
-dspUa - charge, and dis post: tOu to On ID -.
>Ld pleas, Ne seicom tail 20 giSe satisfaction.
OC.3- 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

In TIE Goss PERJURY CASE in Baltim9rs on
Saturday, Mr. Stirling for the prosecution ami
Mr.. +. p. Siev, ms for the defence, spoke each
two bOurs. Tie court then adjourned TILL thi.
morning, when Mr.. Matthews will make the
closing speech for the defence, to be followed
Inv Mt. Sizzling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

ATLANTA, GA, December 2I.-Col. SamuaI
j. AndeTs0n, formerly private Secretary 20
Governor crawford, committed suicide this
morning. Financial embarrass meut was tha
cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

THR USUAL RESULT OF FOoLISG WITH A
PIsToL.-Police Captain 5. ). Bourne, Of
Brooklyn, was accidt ntaly shot yesterday Sy
John q. Pollock. The latter was examining
BCurne's pistol and pulled the trigger tutnkinS
the weapon was uBlOaded The ball entered
BouTne's LETT breast, instantly killing nm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

FATAL ACCIDENT AT A CATHOLIC CHURCH
The roof Of the new Catholic church at Seda
Mo-, gave way on Saturday. precipitating thre.
carpenters TO the ground. Henry Meyers was In
stantly killed, and VIM. Hughey and John G al
ayiu fatally injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21
The BOSTON ou,ra1a

BOsToS, December 2I.-The neR1o arrestad
tor assaulting Judge LOwell's daughter hxs
been held in $50, COO tor trial. The girl in a
fair way of recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

ONE of the notable social events OF the week
Is the Forefathers' Tea Party to be held at the
residence OF s. P. Brown, esq, at Mount Pleas
ant to- morrow night under the auspices Of the
Christian Association OF that place.
PERsoNAL.-The following persons are regis
tered at Wizards: Hon. ID. A. Wells, Conn;
F. A. Hart and wife, Conn. Geo. b. Cake aud
wife, Camden; w. Stuart, N. Y; O. A. Seward,
N.Y.;S L. Blatchford, NY; M. ". G sylord, n.
Y "a. b. Abbott, Glen FalIs;C. s. Chester New
York; w. +. Spear & wife, New York; j. ii.
Roberts, Nebraska; w. P. Stymers, New York;
Geo. w. Stone, Ala l.. Reed and wife, Name
ANOTHER JACK CKSHKPHERD.- jonathan Rush.
ong escaped from the county jail in MorrIstown
Pa, yesterday by opening his cell door with q
wire hook during religious services in the corri-
dor Of the Jail. This Is his second escape from
this jail within year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

COUrT Won ARNIM's CAsR-A cable dis
patch 20 TIE n. Y. Herald saws Won ATnfrn,s
sentence embodies no dishOnor. The charJas OF
embe element fan TO the ground. The rpna-s!
belief is that the Emperor Will pardon him.
Both the prose cutiOn and the defence have an
peaIec to the kammergeicht from the Sentence
The case Will come up IN the higher court in
about three months "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

SBRIoUs CONSEQUENCES OF FIRR.-Tha
iron works of the great western railway compa
ny, Sc Ret ding, England, were destroyed by fire
yesterday. -Four hundred persons are thrown
out CT EN- p 'oyment by the fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21
LECTURES.

EEORGE wAsHIhaIoE,
Eey. Dr., o. u rIFFAE
VIII repeat hts
ORATIOE IN AID OF THE wAsHINGTOH
NATIONAL MONUMENT,
At Lincoln Hall,
dscn "a MONDAY kVkHIsG, Dec 21st. 1874
TicS-ts hfry cents. FOR sale ~ ellis Music store,
S@1 fenrsyivanis avenue No extra Sharge for
reserve seats Grafton to 60 nsnce ~ o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

FIVE EsCAPEs FROM AUBURN PRIsoN-At
six O'Clock on Saturday evening Tom Ballard,
the nOtOrions Buffalo counterfeiter, who was
held in jail at Auburn, New York, to await the
action or the United States Court, effected his
escape, in company with four other prisoners
who were confined for petty offepses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

SThe st. Louis doctors are having a lively
row on The subject Of homeopathy and allopa-
patby In the city hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

CUTTING DowN.-One hundred and twenty
employees Of the New York custom houss
principally inspectors and weighers, are to be
discharged this week. The reduction fs made
TO curtail the expenses Of collecting the revenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

OLE So. OF EKhibitiss aza Sal. laxw q.
ae6
TrE ST.t Al }Tyy =,
akRKRETERI nr'
SO. ass ItE street. bot seeB Nnc = sGseet, strbt
doors above Odd F6lIOSs' H. sIi,
JEciCo yH Peintiuss, Eograyings, Chronas &C
AisC, largest stock Paper Hanging, Wtrd0y
ensce3, Ptcturee, Fralss, Pictgrs Cords All T.,-
ssls, StuGs, NSils, &c, IN ths District
b[TESNs CEsA
~ Please TeT0smD Der lane aud Humber. yei-iy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

Mr.. BEI CHER has written to cougratul ate
Miss Proc or upon the termination OF the suit
brought sgainst Moulton for libel, and Mics
Proctor has replied with the kindest expressions
OF sympathy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21
w s. ROOSE,

w 5. ROOSE,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
No. 1888 Psnnsy IvAnia avenue, near 18th street,
hClessls Dealer in Imported and Manufacturer
Of the Cactus, La ManOla, Ia ROoso
and stocktOa Cigars.
Agent for the AmbTOSia Fine Out
The trade pslisd direct frsm the fsctory at the
very lowest New York and Baltimore prices.
Crstrs left at the 4 Owinz tells will be promptly
stteUftc 70, where persons also their Ogars
~ slis ht advance over the wholesale prices: Will
,sTds, Metropontsn and Imperial hotels; b.
Cloud; OodeuIy Co Sc. George; J Srdsn Cor
don, Owen House. decl5-3n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

L MOXLEY,
CO5TU ER,
bC- 10Th street N0rtbwssL.
ls-Ee c0iIFctiJu 81 Fius Artistic BALL, TAB
La aud THhA7hiCAL COSTUH Is kCpg ou
Hari
mASEED BALLS snd PARTIES supplied ~
e=zgU soiu -sFs~.
p. = Remember Mash r. furnished with rAob
Costume, and Ell Costumes delivered aud called for
Z. dO1L LEY.
cc7lg-4rn SOS Igth street
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pAhLSw's GALLERY
FL y x a r. IS

I22s PsHN6YLVANIA AVENUs.
Just arrived. sple1did colIectfo. % EHGRAy.
Il 1e Abd ~ VlsOELAiNE PaIGTISG5, and fansy
git and velvet fraIIts.
Ais0, Buv s,lcctiOn Cf FREECH PH9TO
. GRAPES, from modern paiatings.
kTsLCh Gilt Chspeis, Eiih folding doors, for POr-
celaines and Photographs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvRNUE.-The receipts from thi-
source to-day were S52l .6i3 so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

THE ELECTIOE CASH OF Bell VS.. Snyder, Of
the 2t Alabama district, vas settled this morn
irg by the House Election Committee, which
Instructed ,JuC gn Harrison to Introduce a RESP
lrtion III the House declaring Snyder, the sit
tI'g member, entitled t0 the seat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

ALBANI-Mr Louis W. Lsin, agent of the
St'skosch Grand Italian Opera Company, IL in
town, arranging for concert at Lincoln hail.
January itn, at which Mile Emma AlbanI the
Char ming young a meTc6n artist, who has male
such a sensatiOn At the north this season, viii.
appear for the nrst time before q Washington
audience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

fEAMCIsCU GOMEJ DE- LA FORRE, secretary
at the senate OF the Fepublic of Ecuador, All /
brother of the eX- president, had audience with
PRECEDENT Grant tbIs morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

WAsHIEGTONIANs IN EURoPE.-The Am.ri
can Register OF November 2Sth give. the follow
ing names of WashingtOnians now in Europe
At Pa'is-Mr. II. 81 Miss L., and Miss X
Hutchinson. Mr. and Mrs. y. r. AM Harry +
sherman, Mrs. w. l.. Marcy, Mr-. g. M4rsy
snd sou, Dr. j. p, and Mrs. j. L. Newman. A
GeneHa-mIsS Eyarfa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

KING KALAKAUA will leave Washington on
Wednesday for Norfolk, where he will rem AIn 4
day OF two; then visit Boston and Ney B-d,o-a.
Mas. Returning, he will sop A. Philadelphia
lien 80 Oirr ct to SHU Francisco EN- r1ut4 II hi
l.lai q home. Tie King and party visited the
lTt asuTy this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

E-CR BALLS AED PABTIES.
MADAME E. RASTIES,
tErOm BaltImOFs,D
tak"s pleasure iUfUTai 4 the Ladies OF Washing
ton - At she Eas from tl- Gss taken charge Of the
HAIR EkPAETMEET ~ CHAS. BhUH'5, and
being experienced Ia this basin=ss for the iSst
e - . years gC6T8ut'e5 fuN "a isfactiOn ia HAIK
Ibk-SIhG, CHAMPCOIEG, ard CUfrING
HILIktkS HAIR q 4 z ID E'S dAIR
DRESsIhG g spec .slity. Ladies viii ba attended
Q il heir owl houses BY lesv ius tn. ir orders
ceeI5 48- nh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

The HOUSE District OF Columbia COMMITTEES
vill not hold any additional meeting until after
the Christmas holidays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

OFFICIAL RECOGSITIoN.-The President has
recognize John T. Collins ss yics-cousul o.
Uruguay, at Brunswick, Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

THB SIGNAL SsRvICE.-The bill introduced
III the House OF Representative. day by Mr..
CTooke, of New York, to provide for the Signal
service, provides for one chief signal officer.
one assistant 10 the same; eight oficers with
the rank and pay O. captains, mounted; sight
"ith AK and p9yo first lieutenants, mounted;
one hundred and fifty observer sergeauts, and
IS many fret and second class priVatss as NAV
be necessary, not TO exceed tvO for each SER
Lrsnt, OF which thirty may warranted as cor
icTs!s. The enlisted men 10 receive the Day
ard allowance formerly had by enlisted men IN
The slgnsl corps of { &c army of similay grades.
Tie bill was Teferre To the Committee on Mil
itaTy Affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

ABOUT CLARKs.-Mr. John S. Clarke, the
comedian, is the proprietor of the Charing
Cross theater, London; Mr.. III. l.. ateman is
The lessee and manager Of the Lyceum theater,
IN the same city. Both were born and raised
within two hours ride Of Washington; they are
the Uniy two y u4eEiCan managers in all Europe.
vi. clarke Is the OntY AmcTICan actor tL at ever
successfully acted English comedy on English
soil. be played Dr. PanglOss for sixty nights
cOn-ecutively, at the Haymarket, to the largest
receipts known for many years a. tn a. famous
'hester. he has also acted with the same sue
csSs at the Strand and the ChariDg Gross, a.
well as st other theaters IN London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

liam b. Gushing took place yesterday after
noon from :he navy yard. The remains, es
"rted hy three companies OF the First Reg
meUt National Guards, Capt. W. q. Moore, ef
coz psny A commanding. and e battalion Of
marines, Cart. HaycOck, commanding, were
conveyed to the Congressional emetery, where
hey were deposited IN the vault ami will here
after be removed 10 Annapolis for burial. Hany
army and navy officers were present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-21

THs SAFE BURGLARY RESOLUTION EVERY
MoNDAT.--In the House, this m1rning, Mr.
bromherg, OF Alabama, introduced the resola-
ton offered last Monday by Mr. Beck, about tha
safe burglary trla!-printcd in full IN THB
STAR or Monday last. The House refused t.
sec"nd the demand fer the prcvIoIs question.
by a vote Of y to 81; and il went over Mr. Ran
'aii, or Pei nsy !vaUis, gave notice that the res
O!uucn will bs introduced every Monday.