davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-04-27

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city CON
sumption; 8, ,4o3 bu wheat, 8,7o5 bu coru, 6,1O5
bu oats. 402 hu rye, 400 bu barley. Withdrawn
for do during tho past wooh, 1o,4o2 hu wheat,
1885, bu corn, 25,0e1 bu oats, 2,7oA bu rye,
II, ,103 bu barley.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
store this morning up to 10 O'clock: 118 ca1s
wheat, 881 cars corn, 27,700 bu No. 3 do, and
10000 bu rejected do, by canal; 30 cars oats
car rye cnrH hurley, Total CASA oars), 2s5, 900
bu. Inspected out: l21 ,5o2 bu wheat, 14o AT bu
corn, H. ola bu oats, 80 bu rye, 2,0S4 bu barley.
Tho following wore the receipts and shipments
Of broadstuna and live stock at thla point during
tho past week, and for tho corresponding weeks
ending al lated;
, 1874-04-27


o,t.. hi, ao4.aa, 1eoeao 1oe.74o
1,ss ssloy, Ga asss sSl5s ss 47sSs aSs
1--we iog., No........ eo.4so 5t,4so 4p,7se
Tho loading produce n'arkotu woro quite firm
today, with steady feoling all round thero
bofna GOOD dou,n,,d for moet arkioloa at vestor-
;lov,e rricca. ,rho sh,nn,rv n,nvonort waa
ays S,O, III. T., K oss''ns ,,s., mat'
q largo quantity Of grain cleared yesterday, ard
tho sbtpmonts from tho geabonrd during tho
vook wcro worry liberal, New York alone having
o.norioi aonothina likn XII, 00f, In ;hent and
rs GOO In corn. Ths M gavo n oo6i11euoo Do in tho
future Of prices. In tho face Of depressing nowa
from Europe.
Dry-goods wero nctlvo and firm for staple and
Icasnnntv *ctive for ~ 9ors sirrr,s T' rtcn tcns
aud moak other articles eofFce beEu9 liz only
notable exception. Dliyoiy htill cntortain tho
opinion that materially iowcr prIcos viii prevail
iaier in tho season, aid they eannot bo i,ducod
tn n11or lnrnor ni1nntitioa fbsr anorn to hn Va.
ouisite to meet The currort wanta Of Tho trade.
Htooka hpro aro light. consequently thero' Is no
great pressure to scli. but thnro is moro or ieaa
.'cuttlng :" 'all around, and th3 market must bo
ouotod wcak, Duttor WA hn]i with rntfor mora
confidence, tho roportod ndyanco Of 2@0o In
Now York tonding to stronRthen tho views Of
holders. Tho market .cannot bo considered
nmotea nT;rsa ~ Soras a,,o " ntsuu .no
order to e1eot sale, "Jhoese IL in GOOD
request at trmiy-sustainod i prcos.
prices. The dried frnit matkot displays 9 = SoIr M
degroo OF animation and q fatr tone BOTH for
foretpp aul dpmoBto variation Etooka ara
small, and como descriptions viii probably 3D.
vance. No changes worthy Of noto wcro an
markets.. Dar9in1 wss nuiot an md etoady 1 nt % stc
for stnrk. D2;So 4or Ieweton. nnii. Sj}fn for
firmly sustained rrieos. e@ N''N''N ''A '''' ~
hoo, tno a%s ,snSI o. oomGn @ 70 eno,eS
aold at 'el0.Oo@1o.5o, tho iipeido Tor 1o.foot
tSo facai domnnd l. stiii ~ 1initoa
tar ran bIlatnr '' oto,ls NJ ''ea "a na;
wore In modorafa domand. T Har5wnro N,n,ro
and motsls were again roportod sctivo
meutionod In tic list wore steady roeot 1u1os aaos
tationy, except pir-tin md Xfnerican: HnussSo u
ron. whioh arn oi15te lowor WonI waa euse c1leh
and fleece -washod Is easier. Hidos wera ntsai1y 1
though tho demand at tho moment il loss ur. i.
eonsoououec BUYERS aro disnoasd ia to onoroto n 70
With caution until something mnro doflnIfo ntu co,
bo.loarned..: Hons we're ouiet and hron,n cor,, n,
ID light oriior requost. Seeds wore rather qutot,
was in good local demand. acarco. md f,rmor
Lake froightB were tiull at about the ua1ne
Vessels, On corn to buffalo. ~ Only aIasi Charters
wero reported ~ Which viii carry oat 14,ooo ba
tho noiehborhood Of the Strairhta Of Mack;aaw ie,
ss T e: sSssSss e sf : ssssss @
!; +; :; ~ :i #: s;ssa ss' ''
, 1874-04-27


oATTLE-The past hati -s'ozou days hare developed
no features essentially different from those prevalent
during laat week. Iraia has boon dull from tho OPEN
ing OF tho market On Monday down to tho cloec with
p5ession i solss due to tso unusually liberal sup
no IS e as
427 head. During tho past three weeks thoro has been
country, and during a period te oporatoas of i poth
Eastorn and Western snpper4 hayo been carried on 1T
Wills will without 5ouGt Obtain better prices than
at9rsa cattle rosnns n r. the hans Of feess
quality Of tho receipts waa only fatr. Among the offer
liz * srSsr
ton consulting OK common to good welfed droyes,
s' ssf ss:s gs
paid ny tshur b buyer for 20 fancy steeTs, ayorag
rs for common "a primo young tattie IN ltsht ics,
averaging from 100 10 1850 hs. Butchers have PAID
steers md fit oxen Texas cattle have been IL Light
though ample supply: and aold slowly at y eoH @5a0
uoll any whore from 1900 to ssooo. ''''' -''''
Ksns.s cy ss 7 sye1 ths following
returned from =. trip through Te1ns "That tho
asivs for the year would DO about half that q
Of lat year hat Il s's +
will e1ceed In quality Of stock hat Of any yoar rro-
.vious. For many years past Te1ao has been over
atocked with catte and indeed, at ono time Il was
Tie common saying !hat lha mors cattle o,nsd
But at the close Of the War Texas stock.men COM
enced driving their vast herda into KAnbas, and
there has been an almost unlimited demand through
ou. tle Northern states and Territorios they sold
their stock at good prices, nud rapidly depleted their
hers For several yoars this has been going until
catc have become scarce IN Texas, and their stock
mon arc now turning their attention to procure
and better stooA.n
HOGs-Wtth psrhaps ono or two exceptions, so
large recepta before known at this stage
Of the season, tho arrivA!a showing AZ increase
compared With laat weok Of 49, nnd 2 231 aB COM
pnrea with week before laat. That under these heavy
receipts there should ho very pronounced shrnkage
Of valucs to DO expected aud In nll descriptions
grading below, choice The market 4 "oG" 26@2sc:
Choice aud extra quotations. have ''held their own
tolesaby well 6@10o covering tho reduction in such
though II the present rnto Of supply Is to be maii-
taned sellers expect to bo called upon for further
concessions. .#.,
To-day tho market was fairly active, but the feeling
was weak and sales showed reduction from yeetcr-
daJ's prices: IL common and medium grades: The
range wss N.75@s9o for poor to choice, with aales
mostly 1t S5.2Q06.69. - -.
, 1874-04-27
MONEY AND COMMERCE.


MONETARY.
-.
s.rnnn,r rx,,,xo. Anr,,a5.
Iho sreht financial evont OF tue wook was tl. ene
dent. All the business interests Of tho country
held in unproftablo eusponso by tho trinlug
: OF Congress lookod to lin for tho ssttennent Of
shs important qaeston' "na' " nluss 1eaouan tn
confessed, lookod with little oonilaonco' ~
gave voto whore ILLS approving signature haa
|beon expected, nul tho result wsH moral as
WIN n, 10 nuao,',, w 49,, narot in New York
Iho course OF tho mohoy 'uA' h.t ~
blll would bo signed, md TINT
eho resultant a''.'l'lu:. .o.,tr.,,,on :, ,,n,,,-
In Now York would force cont1aosoh ~ oan1
loans tho stool market poc"1no 1sepls uopissasa ,
as us r.o,.,ca - coptrory o1ect Stocks fell fur
noS plou"eo . w. :. ,vou ronortnn +l,ot orootor
thor than eVof anu ~ "ao 49,. t.s,,.. .ss
, boon known at..thc Stock Exchange. All stocks,
tho strong as well aa tho weak, fell, and the
; nyerage decline was fully throo per cent.
Part OF thus aoouno was sympatnosao W., Mrn Inc
groenbacks; for, evory mans legal tenders
were worth ono or two por cent. more the aay
after tho veto part Of it Is attributable to tho
aecendanoy o. tue pears Rass on IL, Eornape. 81. 70
ues to follow resumption Of apecle payments
Rnst an % ~ rsel hmt did not recover their ful
ssa mGvn ''''N' '"4'''1' D'N' ''~'
FaaS. W., ,,,,,,oa d,rlno t,c woc1, from 114h to
111X for largo amounts, Or ~ ~ for small
sunhs' T.; =. ,vonn olIsod " noar1y ner cent ascriba
: hilAo ~ ,,;t,,nt - H donbt ~ ttn vato.
olS; n ~ poi il thn Indicator of tho
na oeoo 10y. ~ fou sat, ~ Wy rho 5cnraci.ton
o1eots Oh uen' @ hlauan saoiaio - Il. ar orao,,.
9l goiu means tno a ~ nmr Tr;1.te and nnblio
t ~ ny, snd na sroad Ita cfSeet npon our
cleIt t na ~ 1 ;,,rnodieto and mast vaIuabo
cteale mplonu We ts,an. .in a,rin1 m a,av nnonnv
l,sat anu VII eo '"i to"aA"' t"'"A'o ~1 "7
AnnTAet. u..u oca,+ ,non hn,incaa Il,
, 1874-04-27

~-sHEEP-Tho supply WA the ughteat for many
weeks, but. in tho abaence Of any considerable do
1nand The low pr1cea eatabhhcd last week haya ouiy
evenly distributed between local and outside buyers,
Mt $37b@4t0 for scaRwags At 4.756a5.76 for CON-
, 1874-04-27
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, April 26.
The following were tho receipts and shipments
Of the loading articles OF produce In Chicago
during the past twonty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1874-04-27


NEW YonK, April 25.-Money olosod easy ut
per cent on call. Prime business notes are In
demand and discounted at GOT per cent. Tho
supply Of prime paper is 1mall' owing to the
Foreign exchange quiet and steady at s4,sb
Tor primo bankers sixty-day, and $3.50 for de-
nland.
Gold closed at 1928, after selling at 11276 aud
i1274, The rates paid for carrying ranged from
cent to at closing at Per cent Clear
disbursed during the woek over $1,000,000, and
received $9,006,OO0 for customs. Payments
to-day were $3.50. 900, chiefly on account
OF May coupons. spoclo shipments for the
the same time; dry-goods, s1,aao, ,s2l; ; morohan-
disc, S5,888,653.
Governments strong, and considerable done.
Btnte bonds quiet and nominal.
Tho stock market opeued firm, but remained
SO only short time, Northwestern being exoep-
and at tho Second Board wore steady, but again
went OF, gathering strength, however, lator, and
closed with steady market for speculative
shares sales to-day wore nearly 200 600 slares,
Union Pacific, 1000 Pacific Mail, 1000 Lake
Shore, aud Il, GOO Northwestern,
=" WEEKLY BANK aTATENENT.
Leans, d9otesae, sbo4l ,2oo Specie increase,
$l22 So0; legal-tondsrs1 decrease, e424,3 800;
cloase, SOL, 800; rosorye, increase, sB71 ,225.
GOVERNMENT poapb.
Coupons, 91..".....120X Coupons, 17.........12o
Uopo Uopons MSH .iiS NV SSSpssas, sa vs, .i1sh
ooapons % inewj. :ll91 1ourfsnoy os........:iie3
RTATK 10Nns.
Misaouria iV!rgnias. old.....;;. g
ss 9sFa: sa
oanson....n......... N %. e.al ptd..".....
, 1874-04-27
'1uo1udos Al uutmcats oxoopt shoulders and 8. P.

'1ooludos Al uutmcats o1oopt shonldots and B. F.
hams. ii ~
Flour Was very quiet at unchanged prices.
There was no demand, except for a fow lots Of
good to choice Minnesota spring extras for OK
port to Europe; other brands woro dull and nog-
loeted Bran was baoyant sgo under cc an active
and closed with holders asking $4,000 On track.
sa1os woro reported Of 80 brla spring extras
(patent) at $3.50; 100 brls do at 5000 200 brls
do (Alinneaota) at $500; 600 brla do on private
Also 40 tons bran 1t s23.00; 20 tons do at s22oO,
all to arrive and on track 10 tons shorts ut
s24.00; '16 tons coarse coru-1neal at $4,000, de-
.ivored. Tho following were tha quotations at
t1,a n1oao. !.
, 1874-04-27

New YonK. April 15-Tho trade movement is SLOW
kc for cotton goods quet but steady 1t unchanged
prices. Light brown eheotinga moro scsiyo; medium
request. Prints and printed ehrtings iess nctive.
ainghams sluggish. Wooen goods show no improve
mcnt. Foreign drca1 goots and silks lower in 1rBt
hands,
, 1874-04-27

PrrruHBnoH, April 25.-Crude quiet. Barge oil,
Pittsburg delivery, quoted 42zc per gallon parkcra
1o-78c.' neanod quiet but firm; quoted May aud
T1ttn 1He
, 1874-04-27

RAILROAD STOCKS FOR THE WEEK..
The following list showing the highest, lowest,
and closing prices OF active railroad stocks IN
New York Tor the past week is furnished BY A.
o. Slaughter, banker and broker; corner Clark
, 1874-04-27
Cd by the warehouses during lilo week Jnst eloar and
the expired portion Of tho current month Alld tobacco
year, Nero lin hhls) ~ follona:

1n11 rn ~ns,m
rhs .ssrcaste of trans.cticns a .ntltio tho SseS
Juae eoAed TO the hlgheat rank In tho calendar, tho
ses. Sng ths rss, 1ot reported and 2eo hoa'hoad'
Fortunately for ae'lcrn, aao the largest sales Of
1ne TOBACCO year henn MAIDS at tho boat priecB
Early IN tho weok decided advance VIM established
N ieai ana lnKa Of common to good grades tnltr a
unnh.lal'y sottvs competition among buycra. Thin
Wook hnt IL thc sat two days Il has becn partly, II not
wholly lost Tho market opened to-lny With grent-
or show o. weakness than in any dny OF tue weck, but
ralliod sMbsoqnent1y and ctosoa firm at tho scno Of
prices ruling q tho lsto OF cur laat rovev" Wo g,,oc:
FINE our-Extrn, 7o@8oo; choice, g0taoao medium,
eo9aeoo; poor to cotnmon, 3aa45o.
t1I rpaMM;ars .o 4s1sa 1ssaf 75eoo; half BRIGHT so'oc
sMontNa--oood to choice, s2@s5o; mod.sm, Is
0a0o; common. 25@27c,
TEAS -1sonaain hf,n Al very full pricos Young hy
SON. common to fair 38Ea48o: do, good 68t&tHo
do choice, to extra dne, D8c@S1,10; cof1,mnn ID
hne old hyaun, NA88o; common immortal. 61{aBbo:
good to choice doo0ea&l1o: fair to good Rt'npowdcr
729o0o; choice pinRsuey $l.lo01. 20; extra Moy,,,e
$l.e5@l40i choice 70 extra new japan, 06c69$t .0s
common TO good Dc, 10000; fair to good DID, 6575o
100 common to Una Oo!ong, o5@45o; good, b5G56oo
choico To extra 65c@el.00
WoOp-Wo quote rrtcos weak, a. follows: Beech,
maple 10000. 80; hickory. $1,000: slAs.
,lWo0L-hdanufactnrez aro buying only for tn,nae-
diAto wants. and. although Tho supply OF old wool IL
exceedingly small, sone dealers aro Shading nTjcos
clip begns to come forward. 1t fs thought that Tho
market will open At about tho prtcca It did 1aht
year, ut t0o for fro waahed oeco. Teccc woola arc
quoted lower. We Quotos
, 1874-04-27
1900 @N.0o

Floor.ng. third common. tlrcsscd. ... 1Bo0 6a4o.0o
Hngon.hox boards, seloctod. ii ~
ihrhcs ana upward. 1................. $500 Ga4o.00
WaHot-nod uohfds. s................. $500 G930.O0
s.ueK poaIHH H'.-.'.'...".-......... N1D0 Gt1B.1O
Asock uonihh' h'.''..............,.. 2g.OD G01a.00
H.ock noar.n .'a....t;.....;.".... 400 @l8.o0
RfGoH} Kh A19 m
Jotst, scantlinR, foncnY, tlfnbor. ii '' @'S'0S
ieotana Mhucr. 17fJ Gs14.00
yolft aI hsanta'B Az ~ ~ 1eos.... 1900 G920.00
n.ches' afo.'"'*..''.'',,..s....1 1a00 4slb.0O
GIGkcIs. 1890 ID ....
Goaar puasds nlllt. 400 "a ...,
Cctlaf posts, round, 58 inches ...... 1700 Ga9s01
i;nsh. ;nsh......:..::..;'......... $50 "a 2.7h
no. ha"ed RhinRleA, A,............... 1.b0 "a 2.5n
a Or Sthr.. .....".+,.....s.... o.60 a 1,7h
hn!nElcs On track h>.... 400 q J.12k
Three dollars per car to TIC ndded when trauBiorrei
which charge follows tho eliiuges,
Th1ckncas.-Fve shingles 10 10 two inches In thick.
noes. leugth-Sl1tccn Inches,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

A HARDENED You've GIRL,--Jsne Terrfn, a
girl only fifteen years OF age, but old I'm crime,
was arrested In Newark yesterday, upon several
charges Of larceny. In appearance she is inno-
cent and modest, and her plan Of operations IN
ton at intelligence ofhces, and from her at
uactive appearance finds no dificulty in oh
tanning employment Af soon ~ an opportunity
In this way Mrs. John kcGin was vicfinl .ed
last mouth, and q Mr.. Ozark, with whom he
was living when arrested, missed s3i from his
bureau affer she wss taken away. About two
years ago she was arrested In New Haven and
taken 70 Newark, charged with robbine severai
persons, among them being q Catholic priest,
nom whom she stole valuable golden crncinx.
IN. Y. Republic, 3d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

~ The Prince OF wsles took q nipper with
Paris.
n0Some fiend I'm human form, without either
conscience or stomach, has Invented cheenut
pie.
0The Pope says that, "The good example
of a layman II worth more than q sermon from
q minister ~ the altar"
sYMrs. Matilda q. Well made application %
register in New York, but ber request wa re-
fused by their board.
UHh reported from Florence that Mr..
Joaquin Miller, the poet Of the SierrAs, has
eloped with an Itsitsn woman, the mother OF
several children. The sffsir In said 20 have pro-
duced great eommotion In the society Of that
free-living city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04
Specials from Pennsylvania sIassa.
chnselts. md NeM Ier..cr-
REHABILITATION.

The following table shows tue status POLITICAL
ly classified Of the present House OF Representa-
uy6s Of she 45d Congress and of the House In
the 44th Congress- 80 far as the returns vet re =
ceived indicate the nature and extent OF the
changes which are sufficient to give the demo-
cIats a majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

II will be seen 10y the table, (an1, Of course,
some OF the states are estimated as nearly as
can be from the returns,) that the democrats
will have a working majority OF fOrty-three
members in such states as have already elected.
The elections i'm California, Mississippi, New
Hampshire snd Connecticut do not take place
until next spring. Taking the delegation as IL
now stands, and presuming no change will be
effected. IL would add thirteen 20 the republi-
can column and Eve TO the democratic, making
a majority of 35 for the democrats. SAnguine
demOcrars however. estimate as follnu..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

CINCINNATI, November 4.-The house Of Al
len Mouser, st New Holland, Ohie, was burned
Thursday last, and thirty thousand doIlArs in
greenbacks in his esk was consumed with IT.
At three O'Clock this morning the saw mill and
lumber yard OF Livesey q Co., st Newport, X.
l., was burned. Loss S60, ,O0O-insurance q, 900,
in Newport and Wheeling West Yirgtnia) com
panies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THE ELECTIONS.
YESTERDAYS CONTEST.
A SWEEPING BENOCRiTIC VICTORY.

New York Gives TfIdeu from 25. .OcO 90
$1,000 NaIorfty-Gaston's Majority
IN Nassachusetts 1.sI7-The Demo
Gratis Gain Eight congressman In
PenntyIvauta-Th state Claimed
by the Republicans by $4,000 Wa
1rtty-Democratlc Majority tu Ala
bama from 5000 10 10000,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

CONDITION OF SPECIAL AGENT CONsToCK.-
The condition of Mr.. Anthony Comstock, who
was severely wounded in the face by a des
perado on Saturday evening, was reported to
be more favorable yesterday. He Is now con-
hned TO his residence in Grand avenue, Brook
lyn, and attended by physicians. He has suf-
fered considerably from loss of blood, but his
condition Is not critical. For the present he is
able to take nOurishment in q liquid form only.
The leading citizens of Brooklyn sympathize
very deeply with bim.-N. r Republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

~At late Indiana wedding the couple
footed NJ 5o3 pounds.
~ What is the ute of talking of this worlds
brightness and sunshine to q man that has
tight boots.
grin Todd's Valley, Gal, monster blast of
1,sl5 kegs Of powder was discharged on the 10th
Of october. 1t coet sc 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

THB RIGHT OF STUDENTS TO VOTE IN COL
LEGE TowNs.-HOn. Jacob Vanatta a promi-
pent lawyer Of Morris county, has written a
letter to Rev. DIR. Butts and the faculty of the
Drew Theological seminary at Madison, y. d.
tnreatenlng to challenge the one hundred stu
dents there if they attempt to vote to-day. with
prosecution for Illegal voting. His letter, by
Implication, also debars Methodist clergymen
from voting, on the ground OF transients, The
TACT that Mr.. Vanatta Is chairman of the dem-
oeratic state committee has caused consider
able commotion among the students of Drew
seminary, and Also In the colleges ut Princeton
New Brunswick and Pennington. The letter
has caused some sharp rejoinders, and the stu
dents will vote and make o test case of it, in
case their right to do so is challenged.-N y.
Peptblie. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

AIMEE's real name is disclosed as Mari> Jor.
chon. But an Aimee by any other name would
be as sweet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04
MED of HIS Iuiurles

PoTTsvILLB, November f-George Major,
Chief Burgess of Mahoney City, wounded st q
hremen's riot on Saturday night, died yester-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04
Washington News and Gossip,

INTERNAL RRvENUR.-The receipts to-day
were 1928 ,4s4 33
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

PBRsoNAL.-General W. t. Sherman arrived
in New York Monday from st. Louis, having
bsen summoned by telegraph to visit his son,
Thomas E. Sherman, who has been seriously i'll
during the past week, but is now recovering.
- Mrs. M. r. Waite, wife of the Chief JUS
tice, is visiting friends in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

TEE AMOUNT Of national bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury to-day for re-
demption foots up SIS, 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

THR Lash IN NVIRGIrIA.-Adeline Pettyiohn
convicted Of stealing lot Of bed clothing and
thirty-nine lashes at Kessler's, THURSDAY last.
at the hands Of the law. Both of the ladies are
colored, and live in the classic little town Of
Maolson, In Amherst. The town is improving.
LynckburQ Republican. 1st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

PAPAL OPINIoN OF BIsMARCK's POSITION
On the 4th OF October the dav of Count Arnim;s
arrest, an ultramontane journal at Rome con-
tanned the foilowing:-''The Vatican has not
yet abandoned all hopes Of sapersedng Bis
marck by Arnm. The Pontihcsi diplomacv ia
In possession OF papers much more dan perous
mOra,v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-04

AN EMPREss Too FoNp OF DIsoussroy-
Frazer's Magazine for October Contained n
translation of sketch Of the Empress Eueenie,
written by Napoleon III. Among numerous
laudetory expressions as to her character is
found the ndire remark: "She, perhaps, Is too
fond of discussiouv
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VIRGINIA.
Payne Elected Comfy Clerk OF Alex
AndrfA

Special Dispafch @ Ths Siarl
ALEXANDRIA. November &.
1he election In tie county passed OF very
quietly yesterday, resulting IN the election OF
Louis h. Payne tor county Clerk, Calvin n
Richardson sheriff, and Henson Thompson as
superintendent OF the poor, and almost the en-
tire county was against the Amendments 90 the
constitution.
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OF &c mocrstic msjorItyOT fOrty-six.
a dispatch AZ 2. IN. indicates that LOwndee.
OF Maryland, is defeated, which adds one TO the
majority.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

EGULAR LINE TO MOUKT VERNON
Eo AMBULANCE BIDING By THIS LINE.
Capt Frank Hollingshesd, OF the steamer r..
ROW, having entered into contract
with the LADIES, MOUNT WEB SA-N
bUH ASSOOIA1IOt TO run a asteamerzkzE<szzEzn
daily SUNDAY e1ceptedl to Mount Vernon, fs the
only person allowed to land passengers BIZ steam.
beat st Mount Vernon Wharf,
Passengers will AVOID the trouble and veratfon
Of RIDING MILES IN AMBULAHCES az by
other ltnes) by taking the regular steamer, Arrow
The Gamer leaves 7th street wharf daily SnndnJ
excepted at ~ O'Clock s. m, RETURNING about ., %
Round Trip Tickets, 81; SHcIHdIRg Admission 70
&suson and Grounds.
J. MCH HOLLIHGEWORTH,
Eupt Mount Vernon Associstion,
FBASK HOLLfHGSHEAD,
Captain Steamer Arrow. seps- I'm
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eve Are"
BOU.sD TO SELL.n
OUR WINTER STOCK
Is TOO LARGE To oARRY.
AND WILL BE
FORCED OFF AT ONCE.
PRICES DOWN 35 PER GENT.
g. 10. sI2...."..,..,...I4
FOR GOOD ovEROeATs.
SlO... ..,..-- s Sl2...........S L.. sic
FOB GOOD BUSINESS SUITS.
slo....s.-.,.s s s........... s20...-.......S2
FOB FINE ovKRooATs.
SIS .......... S2O........... ~ 2...........s -
Oh DBkss Oh BUSINESS SUITS,
FINE AND STYLISH.
s2a......'.-. s2s....-... s30.-,.....,s39
FOB oUR FINEST oyKROoArs.
oUR OWN MAXI.
KoUAL TO CUSTOM GARnnsrs.
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
Is LARGELY STOCKED
WITH FINE wooLHss.
OUR CUTTER IS SKILLFUL.
OUR CHARGES ARE Low.
ouR STOCK OF
Boys Clothing
IS LARGE AND COMPLETE.
CONE AND sEEi
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a IL htsbs OF 9ENrLIMHNs CAsF-OFF
-. AhLnS APPAkEL can be sold 20 the very
80 m s.tsse sse ~ addressing calling on JUsrH,
e1s .s.est. LesS cen sth and 7th streets north
49, F@' iyeu