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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-10-22
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RAILROAD rIME TABLES.

&EMPHIs AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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Spanish Outrage Against Great
kzrtsasn

ffsf - era raEFN FZoN A RkTrffH vFSeKf
II fnE sfANlsH AUTHnErrIEs - CrRA
NV AosK, Dee Ubsr IA letter f-ou,
h-NAnh, dated December s. says.-rha Rrft,~b
fc1ot-nfr t1wsc trto Ssntisgp de CahA on fhs
18Th nitini' bF q Npsntsh guuhoat. proves - he
b. >panisrd O. take bim a Sau,ssga de Caha-
suc Wa properly 90 patched The carrrut ear.
ried her g. the leesa'd. sul sha tost k-r resf-
on'ng sDd hesdCi TIE wrong nay. She uas
captured by the spanish Eunh0st, bus the Brit
ish consul prOts sted aud the schooner and crew
s'teT = lapse of three Gays. were set az liberty
i he passenger refnsi NJ prisoner. This taking
OF passenger ou' at British vessel gu the hie n
seas and OBTAINING hun may Sive rise % ques-
tons about q e leEAlitv " the lransastLln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10
GIeudennfrg,s AcquittnI

HE rs FEONOURCED GUILTLE>s Or EvRa.-
THING GJT UENiNIsTERIAL guS DTD e., FBE
MFICH Be as sJsFkNDsB FKpM HIS FasrOR-
ATK.
Tie Presbytery Of Jersey City yesterday nr0
mUlgsteC lts Judgment iu The e. sse 90 tas Rev
John : Glsnd5uuiug. The OUig sDc. isaff0n
-ust sired wrs the second OF charge 1, vi: .fCn-
~ 'DiSteIial aud e., ,hTlstI al cOn uCt-iu -ha. =
c"l promised lie Christian character o.. mgkiHs
Miss POmefOy so many valuable presents, y.sIt-
ing her 50 frequently and at such unsea enable
hOuTs, and living gu such iutm lte terms with
be-. ~ % occasion public suspicion OF imprD-
priety 30 he at the sGLae time declared rlat no
mrTe that the ordinary relations OF Ike existed
between them" This Vas sustained, II TO s.
The votes on toe other specifications we're aa
follows: Seduction a5.Ur July 1. 1>tE NJ gsr
intercourse st later Oates aUd TRtsrnitv ~ re
flegifmata child, 3 - y. Breach OF promise,
$ 10 -. FalsehOOd m denying that a made
spplce tisn et a y ying-is, hospital for acCOmm9-
dSuon for Miss Pomer0v, to 49, The counsel
on both SIDES ana two elders were excused from
voting. Tie PretbyTCry prOnounces q solemn
ctrsure on Mr. GlencenuiHg, aad dissJIyes the
pss'oral relation between Mr. Glende ~ and
The PTCspeCt Avenue Church.
10 is stated q az OF the twelve members who
voted % aCQuit Mr.. Glendenulng Of the charge
Of criminal Intercourse, four were strongly in-
cliHtd 20 believe him guilty, but gave lin the
benefit OF n slight dOEht. change Of two
votes would have secured ais conviction.
MI GleDdeuriUg was allowed ten lavs in
which 70 decide whether ne would appeal ~ the
SNlCC u not ~ p. Journal of C0umyres. --t.
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Letter from Gle Po,e.

HIS OPPOSITION TO THOSE WHO 'TE.Cu vFFt-
RIOUs DOCTRINES UNDER PREgXNgE or
PEoM0TIEG SCIENCE"
The London Da'lg Telegraph, OF November
W contains letter. dated November m. from
The Pope 10 Jsr1iusl Cullen, whO lad recently
sent -hs Pore sl3 90 offerings OF Peter's Pence.
The following e tie concluding parags lph Of
ttis letter.
"We cannot but bs-toW the highest praise on
zen ar7 your venerable col 'esgu-s the Bishops
9t Ireland, sh0. in order 20 ptOyide Ilr the sal
vaticn a. NOur faithful people, uuhesitatingly
raised your voices in COZ. del mnatOn OF the nefa-
IiJus doctrines lA.clJ delivered 20 the public in
Y0Ur country, under the FEc-enCl of promoting
science, by unbelievinF men. We firmly trust
That your It0Ds hOCks, listening with d1cjlsy o
he voice cl their pastors VIII ever keep alOof
nom such poisonous pastures, and Initiate the
steadiastness OF their fOretathers, who con-
riantly and willingly submitted 20 the greatest
an d seyeTsEt trials and Affections Tath IN than
consent 70 be stripped OF the precious treasure
" the faith by eDemi-s, Of whom st. MaXmus
Of Turin says. Nothing l. 10 be dreaded 80 much
a spiritual pirates who make it a trade 70 de-
4 oil not rely the bodies but also the souls o.
men; who strive 20 make prey not 20 much CT
Tlhly F0ld a. o. the gold Of faith; Who pluuder
their victims Tot 20 much q worldly wealth az
OF the wisdom OF CLriEt.' Hence, knp9ins tue
great dangers 10 which Catholic dusstiou
among yOu is exposed, We earnestly beseech the
Father Ol Mercy 90 look with propitious eve OF
The youth Of TIE country. aud BY His protection
10 preserve their faith safe from dangers and
evils
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10
THE PIrANCIAL QUESTION.

The TRIAL OF Jessie Pomeroy, called by some
of the new spspeIs "the boy fend," began in
Boston, M ass., Yesterday, and its progress will
doubtless be followed with care by every student
of social science. 1t will be remembered that the
boy PomeToy has at various times manifested a
most extraordinary msuis for murder, or for
manning and mutilating helpless children, aud
his repeated offences having led to the belief
loss TO know whether 1t is better to confue him
for life or put an end to his malevolent exist
ence. The case comes before the supreme court
of the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

NlNtiNNATi, FclyfnSer LN- Toe rr4 a Iu-V
OF Frankfort, Nv, Yesterday found a. .ndi-t-
ment aEsinst Thomas G.. Jones. present clerE
% TIE Court of AppesiS. charg.rE "a m WITH
usurTinF 81 Ufiic- established 10y the rFnEtitu-
uon, be being Ineligible from the fsgE .hAt be
accepted challenge - tEht e daei Jones
gives bonds In 40 lno. The clsC vas sct Tor tlial
DuCeGay Bcxt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

THE PACIFIC MAIL QUARREL continues to
excite more or less attention in the street. The
newspaper cards and rejoinders from tue par
ties to the controversy are getting to be very
pei SOL al, so much 90 that suits for slander are
beginning to be talked OF. It is agreed on all
banda that, in the midst Of so much cross firing
the new president, MIR. Alexander, has a hard
read 70 travel; 1t is also agreed on all hands
that Mr.. Hstch, the general manager, ought to
lose No time in laying his promised favorable
staten ent of rhe compsny's affairs before The
publicly. Y Correspondent Pkfla. Ledaer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10
Foreign Note.

NaRRlheE CF rRR nAUaBrsB or rag rArE
RIOS. FANrs ERouKs.
IoNDoN, Dcre uhcr fO-Aterarder arffrs
or bs.umors, Wa married veStertar % Etr-
giris. daughter 1f tb- late Hon James Brnoks
oi New York IN The Roman Catholic Church OF
tie Assumption. ho'f1rr. Mlistsr = hanek
va present, Gu9 MoudEn0 CapeI perforsneI
tie marriage ccremOny.
MARSHAL sERRANn.
MAprrD, December % NArshaf ~cr-aun vii
take his departure from this clfy Tor Ia. taorth
Inmcdlstely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

NEW YORK Day GOODS MARKEr.--The mar
ketfOT domestic dry goods during the past week
was characterized by that degree of uiet which
ie Incidental 70 the season. The market for
cotton goods presented 20 important features
beyond reduction In pfice OF the leading make
OF bleached shirtings (which has been apparent
" held too high In comparison with other cot
ton gOOds) aud the closing out Of q few bran Il
of brown and biesched cOttons by the agents AZ
a concession from former asking rates, In order
20 move accumulatiODs before the settlement OF
accounts with the corporations. Despite these
reductiOns-fOr carss-there was q nrmer tone
in the market for some descriptions OF goOds
snd advanced prices were esta ablished for GER
Jaln brands CT brown cottons, while cotton fian-
nels, corset jeans and colored cottOns were
steady at current rates. W0OIlen goods were
taken in fair parcels by the clothing trade from
msnufscturers' agents. Heavy makes OF fancy
-assimeres met with liberal sales, although AZ
prices which left no m argiu OF profit % the pro-
ducers, and orders were placed for spring cas-s-
neres Of he lower qualities 10 q fair anOunt,
and worsfed cOatings continued In good demand.
There was q fair movement In Kentucky jeans.
and q well sustained demand existed FOR white
blankets, and hannels were taken In lessened
amounts. Flar nels presented no important
features beyond q steady demand for small par
cells OF such makes were found necessary foe
ne replenishment Of stocks Blankets were in
sfeafv request, especially 10 and 1l-4 white
blankets Of grades ranging fr0m s4sS5- There
Sas slow movement In foreign goods during
he week, although few dress goods special
ries certain makes Of wo0llens for meme wear
and holiday goods were IN moderate del nand
from first hands-N. y. BHustia, ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10
serions Ranroaa Accinrnt

CIECIESA II, o., December lo.-l - 3zss n
ger coaches 4 the Cincinnati tOhtel tes,u On
the Pittsbu' : and COaBellsviils railroad were
upset by tie breaking OF chain-piate near
Uni0Dtomn, Pa. last evening". Six passengers
we're seriously injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

OBSERVATIONS Of the transit OF Venus were
taken AZ Cairo and Suez. The Photographic
observation at The bes were perfectly success
ful. at Atshapghai the weather was overcast sad
the sun obscured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

TIE WAsHINGToS MARKET COMPANY BILL
IN COEeREss.-The following resolution was
adopted By the Senate yesterday:
"RsSoIrsd, That Senate report No. 4t9, 43i
Congress, LIST session, and Senate bill 937, bill
repeating portion of the act entitled AN act
making appropriations ID supply deficiencies
approved March Sd, 1873, and Disappearing and
anhulling PORTION of the act of the legislative
nbly Of the District of Oolum bia of the date
OF August %, 1874, from Committee on Public
Buildings ana Grounds, be referred 60 the
Committee on the Judiciary, with instructions
u Tt port Whist action shsuld be taken thereon"
The bill referred TO IN the above resolution is
the one which repeals the clause IN ths de-
EcieICy bill OF 1915 that provides that the
sum 10 be paid tor the City Hall build
ing ''msy be applied by said Dis
fT.eI Cdiy for Jne erection of q sui table
ba,ldiug for the District ON ces, and the Gov
sIIcT aud Board Of Public Works are author
Led. Il they deem it advisable for that purpose,
r0 n exc arrangements 20 secure sufficient land
froCJIHg on Pennsylvania and L9aisian ave-
nue. between 9Th and 9Th streets. Progidsd,
That tie government Cf the United States
-hau not be liable for any expenditures for said
land, or for the pUrcbPse thereof, or the build
hzs 20 be erected thereon; and the land or the
uhe thereof is hereby granted for the purpose OF
sTecting any building for such purposes; and
siso repeats 50 much OF the act OF the
legislative Assembly, OF the District of COIum-
bis, dated August %, ISL reducing, or pro-
IOsin2 10 red1ce, the rental TO bs 70 ALL by the
W Washington Market company for tue support of
the poor OF the CITY OF Wsshi ngtOn and District
u Coi1mbis IS repealed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

G. Goss in the United States district court. I'm
portant testimony was given by witnesses from
distance. The trial will probably continue
ten dsys longer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

FREE BRIpeB wANTRD-In the House
tits orning, Mr.. Chipmsn presented the me-
mortal OF b. K. Msrbury aud 361 others for a
free bTifge over the Potomac river at George
town, upon The stO0e piers OF the Alexan iria
aquefuct. Petitioners REPRESENT that the bridge
row communicating with the Virginia shore is
"A toll bTidge, snd they desire the passage of an
act to have It speedily give place to nrst-class
iron IL &c bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

THE TUNNEL UNDER TIE HUDsoN-Rrick
laying In the new Hudson river tunnel ~ tbs
foot OF 18th street, Jersey City, has beea be-
gun. large shed protects the vorkngmen ~
The mouth OF the shan, and work progresses
Tariciy-N. 4. Spn. 9Lh.
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20 LEY,
COST y ER,

tc~ I".b st-rrt $artEwssL
I.Hs. g. .---s-r .f Fr-e A~-is-fc SALE, II X
LG< e. -Tl 44t lAg tIC4L COSI IA -, s-EE n
- = Eu NAILS 81 PtRTIES supplied At
%. E....r..... A. ~ lzs IS Turcishsi win eq-h
60 -.- aI q rtr-scs d-Liy9 red z1f called for.
2 dOGLHY,
r-r COS te-n street
% s'-. ss.1 a-AalH-usz ass ssis tEsw as
as Ses
~ -@.i Tra 81.
II eco 7fs ---tt.- ...-s... . sa+ IS .-4se-, s.-bt
-r.y- .sff E-I1.vss Ea.i
go. eds t--1-tlE-- alc-ag.Ess, 1uror118, sc.
as. sl.eE EaE-r HaCsiErs, Nildss
.-rss .5lss, raf7esl FlEtHIe Uorcs E1d 9as-
Et.s- Ia -sr = a--sr &c, tAs District,
- a--Fs EAaE.
- p "a r-.sl-ass Fsms and Number. j-g-ly-
= - hIs J- UE GBEILEHEN'S UAsT-OFF
- v - l. 10 4P EAEEL caa os s0lz - ths Esry
iett e-F -.-- 80 - Addressing r sailing JCSTH,
2 9 a. r--ae-. q d ard 7tl streets North
est gl.e iys-tr
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THB ADJUTAST GENERALS sDKPARTMENT-
Mr. Ferry, OF Connecticut, at the request OF
General Vincent, introduced in the Senate
yesterday bill, which was read tWics aad re-
,trTtd To tns Committee on Military Affairs,
providing for the reduction of the Adiutant
GeUeral's department Of the army. IL provides
That tue AdJutant GeTeTai's department Of
he army shall hereafter consist of one adjutant
yereTal, with the rank and pay Of a brigadler
genera; two assistant adjutant generals, with
he rank and pay Of cOlOnels; four assistant ad-
!utart generals, with the rank and pay Of lieu
tenant COiCnels; aud ten assistant adjutant gen
-Tals, with the rank and pay OF majors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

6 INCREASE OF GRAsGEs.-rhe whole number
of oranges reported this month 10 the United
States is p ,sI2. an increase OF 354 daring No
vember. New York is said to have 266 gran Res
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

- Thefamily of the late Captain Fry, of the
vireipius, is reported to be In a pitiab!e condi-
ton and in danger OF starving in New Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

NEW YoAK, December l0.-The ship "Fsr.
farshier," which arrived at Demsrars on the
c0ih OF October, from Calcutta, with coolies,
had 50 tbs from choleraic diarrhOa on the
psssage. The ship Golden Fleece" (" which ar
rived at Trinidad, from India, with coolies,
had q deails on the paskape.
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N, - nDNEHuE.

- HAEBY DONEHUE,
COs1 L ER,
So HE sEEEET. ZEAE
E,s T-# re -l~ '-r Psriors and shoW-FcCuls
a. --sIfT ---r 70 ass, stock =
s-siueraCse and Theatrical Costumes.
o,nr rising --vsrI UULj.sd rev sni cogti. fresses,
fgEc"re Ell wfE every Far.zCy C4 ta--1 1----LaQl53',
ter. H-I t-fI-se~ 's--lEr
LAt- { : EALLE a.. FAE-i-5,
PRIVATE TdEATRTTALS.
TABLFETN A.TD OLD EHS UOHCEETS.
p. Visa re- thorough t-ev-'s5-e Of our bCsl.
rtss. devote EsslTss 90 the ard wi-tes q
Ts-- vs s-- cr c1CFrr. 1s 80 EJ.ts attention,
10 r-Fs g. aU1 2 spl5fi1aL o. sCcourl JtEts
trc ..r1-s, 80 SEQ. "a. t1fl % give ssEisfect54.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

THERE WAS CoMMoTIos ye, terday among the
subor oinates in several departments of the
Baltimore custophouse, arising out of rlraors
OF q reduction OF the force of employees, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

POLITICAL LNoTRs.-Congressman j. d. Ward,
who was defeated in the I'd Illinois district, has
informed his competitor, Charles II. Harrison,
tb at he intends to contest his seat, the ground
of a fraudulent count OF the votes. Mr.. Harri-
son rays he isn't afraid. The Virginia news
papers are not over pleased witn Gov Kemper's
message. They handle his recommendation for
state currency very gingerly, and rebuke him
Toundly for inserting uncalled for abuse of his
predecessor, GOV. Walker. Prof. Seelye,
Congressman elect, is one of the speakers at
the meeting soon TO hs held in Boston in favor
of inserting recognition OF God IN tue Consti-
tutioD. It's q harmless sort of amusem ment any,
how. THE preside ats of the vario us colored
societies of Memphis have organized a society
called the Knights Brotherhood and Monumen-
tai Association, the objects of which are set
forth in q length address TO the colored people.
These are TO discard all political ties and culti-
vafe and maintain permanent peace with the
white people of the south.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

SCOUTING PARTY LIVING ON HORSE FLRsH,
Second Lieutenant Turner, 10th cavalry, COM
msnoiDg scouting expedition from Fort Sill, re-
porte 10 headquarters the fact that he secuted
zen days, travelling over two hundred and ten
miles. through country barren of game; and
the TatiOns of the officers and men becoming
exhausted they we're forced to subsist upon
horse flesh for the last six dsys OF the scout,
men and animals suffering severely from cold
weather ana other causes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUB.-Tue receipts from
this source to- day were S262. .G23S2
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FESTIVALS.

= EgTthp heaeht % ths
I-RsQSASE OF ST JOHN ) CHC SOH,
tGElRGETBkFN,i
7 he held AZ ~ Seminary Building corner W ash
ti ~s.r z-c Cay streets, Ge1rgetoEn, % the even
lrg. r. WEDsEsDAY, THURSDAY and FRI-
AaE Of sUl-Wvss. deci2-2I
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4 iAkD.-Ne are ausho-ized 20 annOnaoes special
- ssi- ~ elegant Itslisa Marble StstuarF, the
french Br0tLs Ct1Cks, GrOdFee and statusstes,
ALlaAsLc. Az Assgs ' -ses and Ornaments. Ezd
ne, cb5eots - at ported from rance srd IsAly
py heesrs VII Brcs- llato Vito VIII sonsl .
Ehue1rlpbtas "a take place - the store No. ll0t
LuEtEwe-t C1rEeT q eerrsyIraDia avenue and IIth
street Fuil ps~tiCJ lars fufure N sraeDts
del ikePl LATlhkR CLEARY, AuCts.
EHXAEIbE Tx gs BRAZILIAN PxBBLre
IA NOV SKILL ZOE az
Ths g GLASSES for One Dollar
asss - A G0is Frame GLAssKs for 80 Va
TIE s. TEEHnOnETEB for 81.
u y HEHPBER, Opficfsn
sep--T tAS PennsyivsnfA ave, cor ts.-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

Mr.. HCARTBUR.-It Is understood that Mr..
Macarthur has procured from Secretary Bristow
Al extension or the time for deciding whether
ne will take the Office OF Treasury architect;
ard that, in the event OF accepting, he wall be
allowed to retain the place and pay OF super
yiSing architect Of cur ciry hall. TIE paw of the
Treasury Office is we believe, five hundred dol
isls larger than that of his present supervisor
ship Of the post Cttice. Some Of the objections
% acceptance are removed, but tle ultimate
decision is still matter OF doubt.-PhUd. Rec
srl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

TIE NATIONAL BANK sOTgs received to-day
( redemption, f.. m s4O3 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

k,AsILLG's SATiONAL ThEATER.
EelI9gg GrABG English Opera.
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SENATOR FLANAGAN and CO... Ochiltree, of
Texas, had audiences with the PTa=i lent this
morning relative TO the L. S. Iaarshalship Of the
eastern district of Texas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

No QUORUM being IN atten6s ce. ;be H use
DltI ct Committee held ro meeting this m0ru-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

TEE G MMITTBE ON BANKING AND CUg-
EsNCT this me rniDg call I'd uPon ths President,
and bad short conyersa ion reIatiys 70 hns-ces.
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g,AELoW's GALLEHT
FES - 4 r IS

I22S EBSSSlLVANIs AF8NUE
Ju4t s-lI--H g azIs-G. & colI-cJiaE % EEGRAV-
Ihs> suc ID ECEtAtSz PAIR TIS6S, ani fAncy
kiit 81. vgiy rzu1sa-
aiF, Ele selection q FAEhCd PE0TO-
GEAFIfSs fI.rl ucce-T gefu'irg-.
F~-scu I g.. C-sFl s, U-lh foi4lLs doors, for POr-
eisil-s enc Ea.-cE-apn--
be- e-cl- received daily for ths Holidays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

PANTOHIME MATINEI
oelT tr 81 JR HAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

VICE President WILSON entertains Mr..
william Forster at ciUner t0-night. The mem
bers OF the Cabinet and ether prominent per-
sOns ges Will be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

At TEE WHITE HoUsE-The Postmaster
General and Representatives Burchard, Morey,
Garfield, Townsend, Wallace, Pelham, aud
Monroe, had audience with the President to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

MONDAY EEEElS 'CembsT :,
IA EhCNATUEE
TtE 1DAl ENESIEGs ESCemb-r -
lis AZ pea tF- ysars Of An EIcs's fay or
ifs Tenor.
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MARTHA.
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FAUST.
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git e.. -us and Jffsbd Orchestra
"a "a -.e ~. -. y "a .fcAi Director
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

IT WAS RUMORED At the Capitol today that
TX Gov. Shepherd was alarmingly Ill. The re-
port was uDfOunded, We are glad to say. The
Governor has been suffering for some davs with
a cold. but was on the street to-day attending
to business,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-10

L. ODD FELLOWS HALL,
THURSDAY, FBTDAY and shTUBDAY, Decem-
her IyJa, n.L a13 i2-a, Day and EVENING,
El---SHut. -sF-rthe several tables e thu Bazsr
a - D. ftv o. shz lady meuaZers a. the u 1-pi-
TEL, sCI Ftf-et addressed - IT -s.dsd. dsC5 u
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IMPORTED CEISBsE PRosTITUTEs.-Mr
Page, of Cal, has been notified that he will be
heard by the Foreign Affairs Committee OF the
House on Tuesday next in advOcacy of the bill
~ prevent the immig "a ration OF Chinese women
INTO Cali'Orn for immoral purposes.