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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

TIE INJUNcTIoN served IN New York ON
Monday on the Erie railroad company. asains1
paying certain msfUting interest in that cifx
and London, was y sterday partially dlssolved
said Injunction applied b any payments 10 be
made Yesterday ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

HORSE DISEASE IN OBIO.-A disease far more
fatai than the epiZoOtiC, which RACED 50 fear
lut'y an1 with such disastrous results among
horses, has broken out in portions of Ohio. At
AKRON over seventy horses are affected and
anout TIVE lty-iive or thirty have d'ed frOn il.
lie Bea' on, OF the above Lamed place. say-
tbat among the symptoms OF the disease 2 stag.
geTiug ga't and lose of appetite seem 20 be the
most prominent and prevalent, accompanied
with violent cough and fever. Post mOrtenl
eXaminatiCns have eEOSn that the lungs were
particularly affected, these being black aAI
rotten. 4 great deal OF Inflammation gas no
uceO about the case OF the heart. and tue con
dluon OF the liver evidenced a great deal OF Bile
IN the blood. The mucous membrane wa-sa' %
highly inftamed; in fact Z shattered state vi the
system was manifested. The loss Of appetite a
leaClng veterinary surgeon contends, j. the Erst
dreaded note Of the disease. for As toe amin M
refuses 70 take HOurishment and drink fl ls Al
most Impossible, IL many eases, 10 effect cure
The fatal cases n Akron tHus far have had A
run of eight Gays, and a. the weather yrow.
colder fhe fatality increases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

JAMES X. GILMoBS. better known as Ed
mUDd Kirk, the Author Of Among tue Pines's
and other WORKS, and at one time Joint CiitOr
With hrs. Julia Ward Howe OF q Journal in
Boston called the Northern Lights. is q be sem
fenced at Newark to-day Tor sEindling, He
has ecome diSsipltsd, ard was recently de
tected in some fraudulent real estate transac-
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A SUIT AGAINST TALMAGR.-Procsedings
have been instituted against Rev. Dr. TalPaye
OF Brooklyn, by A. b. Mitchell, on a charge OF
slsnder. Mitchell was tor a number of wears a
prominent member OF DIR. Talmaye's church
and was expelled on the test mony OF the pastor
who charged him with conduct unbecominp a
Christian. The damaRes ara laid at Shl nAn
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KaIIroad ShonsRnrnna

FIFTY MIN THROWN OUT or EMPLOYMENT.
PALo Afro, PA, December The RssIfns
railroad car repair shops in this place we're
burned las night. Loss about ~ 900; no insur-
anee. FIJI men are thus thrown out Of en-
ployment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

ARMY CAsUALTIEs.-IHeA Army Register. inst
issued, shows rue following casualties among
army officers the past year
Lied-NaiOT General George /. Hartsuf:
BTigadl6T General y. r. Dyer. chief OF o-d-
nance; Colonel Harvey Brown (rttirsd): Lieu
tenant Colonel Hyatt .. Ransom, deputy quar-
terms ster general; Lieutenant Colonel Fred
Myers, DO. do; Lieutenant Colonel John g.
I roster, corps OF engineers; Lieutenant Colonel
James Z. Roy, 18th infantry; Lieutenant Col
onel JoSeph A. Hsskln tretired); Surgeons Hor-
ace X. MItZ, Josiah Simpson. Adam n NJ
L-ren, Major Eugene W. CrittendeD, 5th cav
airy Major Levi II. Holden (retired): CaDtairs
John X. Eddie, jr., ordnance department; j.
Burns, 9TH cavalry, Clarence f. Nesmitu, Gth
cavalry; John Tlstophor, 18th infantry; FIRST
Lieutenants Charles Z. Hudson, 4th cavalry:
Robert VI. Hal, LIST artillery; Silss PeDcoa
10th cavalry; Levi II. Robinson, 18th infantry.
killed by IEdiars, February 9th, 1874, on G Il
tOnWCOd creek, so miles from Fort Laramie
Wyoming territory; Horstio Porter, ir, 18Th in
tantry; 1hiiO Schultze, 18th infantry; Thomas
:. DOebler (retredli Chaplain Johu l.. jacob
retired
Resiqssd- Surgeon James t. GhiseIin. paw.
msster K. c. Walker. Captains George Neade
1T artillery; George y. HOEe LIST artillery. Frsf
eTick W. Coleman, 18th infantry; Valentine N
e. Silva, @lst infantry: lst Lieutenant Janes H.
.TCrss, fth cavalry, William Gerh ard, OH cav
sJy; Matthew q. Grier, 4th artillery; 2I Lien
tenants Robert r. COXe, Sth cavalry; Luther NJ.
LoBgshsw, Arb infantry; Russell Fhsyer, Itch
infantry; Charles Metcalf. f7th infsnl ~: Rich
ard a. Poillon, sd infantry Chaplain Charles
". PetbTidge.
Dismissed-Capts. j. Lee Humfreyflle, 9th
CayaiTyj George 4. DIN stead, jr., "a artflierV:
william Stanley, 10Th infantry; ist Lieutenant
George Is. McDeTmoit, I'D infantrT; 2d Lieuten-
Shts ans CslI.n i. Speer, ilth infantry; Frank A.
Page, retired.
C0sAiTcd-Csp. ain Thomas b. HINT. A. O.
n; I'd Lieutenant Samuel K. rhompso5
5th infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

MkMPRIs, TENN, December Isaac Ruin
oolored, was arrested at Marion, AK, Monday.
for outrsging two young colored girls, ami
placed in JanL on the same night tue jau wa.
surrounded by psr,y OF sixty armed men.
who took Rufdn short distance and shot him
dead.
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AppreheAsfOns for the safety of n

BOSTON, November The British steamar
Linda, which sailed from Bost9n on SuntaV
morning last for Yarmouth, n. s., has moi
reached her destination, ard ss the lunpIng
time is usually only al out thirty hours con.
siderable apprehension is felt for her SAFETY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

BROKEN SAVINGS BANK.-The Concord
n. H. Savings Bank suspended Yesterday Al Ter
paying out 800 600 to depOsitors, who have been
making heavy run on the bank for some
weeks. The trustees have petitioned the supe-
nor court TO appraise the value OF the remain
ing securities in the bank, to determine the
lesses Ot the unsatisfied denositOrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

LABOR NoTEs.-The mills In N.nch....- ~
d, viii resume operations N fulltime this 80 -
The employees OF the Chesapeake And ohio
Iallroaa company struck yesterday for unnsid
wages cue. The strikers declare that no fnefshf
or passengers shall move until their claims sTs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

TEK TRIAL OF y. &. GOss on charge OF per.
iTry Will commence to-day in the United Stat
District Court 1t Baltimore. y large num1sr
OF witnesses have been summoned, Come of
whom are nOn-residenfs OF Maryland. The
trial will probably be IrOtracted and inter
estlng enc. Able counsel will appear on both
sides
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

THR NATIONAL BOABD OF Fire CnderEriters
have gracefully Tetreated from their advanced
osltiCn IN antsgOnism to fire insurance in Chi
cagO. They have resolved u let each company
decide for Itself on the question of taking rIsks
IN the city, which means that the trouble il end
ed, ana Chicago will get all the insurance it
Mants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

A BRIDAL PARTY UNDER AN AVALANCHE
AS bl idal patty were leaving the French ca.
thedIal in Quebec, on TueSday morning. a
We 1iele just as they were starting for home. ana
be sldes bulying the whole party, co filed ne
sleigh with snow that it had to be turned upside
GOV u 10 clear out lts contents. The inmates
foriur ately, suffered little beyond sudden
care.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

PORTLAND AND TIE MAINE LAVA gentl 2
man from the West was visiting Portland a
short time ago and stopping az one Of the lead
ing hotels. During his visit a seizure was mad,
at the house by the sherif's deputies, and the
gentle man speaking about il TO some frienus
afterwards said he had heard great deal about
the Maine law, and bad been In various cities
of Maine many times, but never before saw n
enforced. why" said he, "would you believe
it, had TO wait ten minutes for a cock~tsiI >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

HFEREAL MYERS and Colonel Ley Tort, while
III japan, collected large number OF peculisr
euriosi;ies, some of which are On exhibition at
the War derartmant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

IORS TROUBLE IN FRANCE-Bufet has
been reelected president of the Preach Assem-
by. 1t is reported that a scrisus difference has
IIsen I'D the French cabinet over the message OF
President MacMahOn to the Assembly. The
cause OF the disagreement is SAID to be with
reference 10 the letter OF Count ne ChamrOrd
ne leeltlIniSt ministers, in consequence of ITS
lbJuncuons, hesitate TO support the demand for
organization Of the presidents powers. On
account Of this disagreement the terms OF the
pr Stdenual message haze not been agreed to
by he cabinet The president will accept the
resignation Of the dissenting members il thew
remain firm in their rPfGsal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

THE LAKE ROLAND DIsAsTRR.-Mr. George
Wesner, who was so severely crushed at the
dlsaster on the Northern Central railroad on
Monday, died yesterday, making the second
victim OF the calamity. A temporary bridge
over Lake Roland will he erected to- day aud
the running of all trains be resumed without
interruption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02
Arrived from Rev yes.

FORT Nj SRoB, Va, December 2.-Tae c. s.
steamer Nachusset, Commander Taylor ar
rived at noon to-day from Key West.
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L HARRY DONEHUE,
COETUMER

' - - L VI u u
as IlTH sTREET, NEARE.
Fr2 s-t estIy ltted-Up ParI0rs and EnoW-roo-ns
aud Clabl ly-iuCTeassG stock e
Masquerade sna III eat rieaI Costumes,
con prisi. soyers. hundred s.. costly Drrzses
tCZ tL-i y 5th every variety CT CJstUla-Ladi.s', 4,
Gents arl CE.itrsE for
EASQJE BALLS aEl PARTIES,
PRIVATE EATPICALs,
THBLEAJA AID Old FOLKS CUSCEGES.
s.-N .-. q trlruEEE knowledge CT cur busf-
Hes-s We C--..- 0 -4Ee- 90 .1e aad ishas -
our satr.r@- sd D. coyIts1us E1d polite attention.
Tes-yL-i-- charges a1a 1i7 POSITION 60 ar-CmllOt afs
srt ease, ~ ze.c,ll fail O. zi,e sAtisf sciion,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

RU&oRED INSANITY or THE CZAE-A caSl.
dispatch from London states that news Il as been
received there o. the Illness of Alexander II .
Gar OF Eursia, and adds that IL is rumored III I
he is insane. The latter event, though il yOuId
seem unlikely In view of The progressive intel
l'Cence which hPs marked the TeiE OF this mos,
liberal OF knssiau empeTOrs, would not be very
~ range. Besides the cares OF an immeuse en-.
pre- to Oppress ard often 70 harrass him, Alex
ander has the misfortune to possess q pedigree
on both the pateTnai and maternal sides tainted
by lrSanIty. Though insanity was not positively Y
developed TO any alarming extent in his uncle
Alexander l, that emperor was, as is well
known, prey TO the most Chimerica fears anG
suspicious, so that IL fact for time his govern
ment was literally carried on by his ministers.
On the other side YVES his uncle, the insane
fTeueTlck William ~. OF Prussia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

IEE DEATH OF MAYOR HAvENzYFR-Tn,
cOroner's jury has decided that Mayor Have
meyer, CT New York, died of disease OF the
heart. The family have consented TO a puSlic
funeral, which will take place next Saturday
to st Pauls Methodist Episcopal church, where
the ceremonies will take place under the dIrsc-
tion of the civic authorities. The 9th regiment
viii act as military escort, and the Old Guard
will be guard of honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

THR IETFR- sASIC CANAL COMMITS SION
had another meeting 10 day for turther exaIai-
nation Of reports of surveys made in Nicaragua
ard D2rien. Prot. Pierce, who is 4 Rlsmber of
tie COMMISSION, hes not yet arrived in Wssh-
IuEtsE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

CHARLOTTE CySHMAN.-Ihe Cincinnati En-
4aiTor says Aiss Cushmau Is condn / - her
apartment al the Grand Hotel in that city, s-i3
Il i probable that she will not be able ID rIag
anyV here or weeks 10 come, If, indeed, Sc J..
not compelled 10 cancel her engagements al.1
ge;Eer. The excitement entail-G by tue cl,s-ar
eSerc' ses Of her engagement in New York ~
severely on her nervous system. AMI isi=. c7r
p!Cd with the fact that she contracted sever
cod v bile in Washington, has completely pre-
tratCd her. ETysipel?s has also set in, AMI, q,
Mics Cu-hman has long suffered from cancrr
some idea Of her clitieai condition may be o.
tsnCt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

TIE KNIGHTS TEMPLARs ConcIave begun
ID New orleans yesterday. The proceedings
thus fer have been only routine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

A CHIEF OF POLICE CHARGED WITH MuR-
DER.-A. q. Ferber, chief of police of Scrau-
ton, Pa, and Jacob Ferber and j. II. Schlager
were arrested Monday for the murder OF
Michael Kearney in Scranton on the I4th ult
and we're taken to wilkesbarre yesterday afte
neon. Judge Dana granted writ of habea
corpus, returDable to-day, when the question O.
admitting them to bail will be argued.
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. AhLC VS. GALLERY
Fl - Z A f. 4 =


l-=s PENNSYL VANLA AFENUB.
Just arrived, splendid coil -cticz % EEGRAV-
iEcS sUd POkCELAINE PAfaTISGS, ana fancy
Ellt -Io Fs.vet Frames.
So q IRE selection q FREECE PHOTO
GRAPES. frouf Modern Eaflti4ss.
EIeLCs Gilt CEapeis, WI.u f1lIiEE dC-rs. for POT-
ceia5TC- and PECtoErn chs.
Sew 8 -o3s received daily f5- the Holidays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

~ Tss f csrlists have laid siege to Be.a, ATTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

ALABAMA DEMOCRATS AND ALABAMA Coz
DEED MEN.-A special dispatch to the y. Y
Republic from Montgomery, Ala, NOyera beT
seth, says ain the legislature f1-day Tnolna-
II. Price, formerly Of Missouri, nephew % tue
reGel General Sterling Price, introduced res.
olUtion sbridgjng the right OF dscUssiOn on res
olutons, and preventing amendments 70 bills
IN TIE house, thus depTiVing the republic III mi
monty or al power whatsoever in preventing
class and party lt 9islatCn. All cOnstitut OnaI
guarantees and precedents nave been Overri +
den. and solutiOn overriding B IrclaY aad
Cushing and Jefferson on parliamentary iag
= ssed. The resolution stated that the VIII OF
tie majorityof the house was It's law. Gregf
excitement ex sts among the republican msr,
be4s. y bill 10 call q convention for the p1r
pose OF framing new constitution for Alabama
was intrCdu ed ia the senate aud read tVyI, a fl
day. Many delegst have arrived ID attend the
emigration convention u be held by the color 4
people to-moTrO%. Scores Of LOlOred families
are leaving the state"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

BY PLAY IN TIE BRRCHER CAsE-A bit of
by-plsy that eniivened the Brooklyn tragedy
in " hich regulations are murdered was brought
to a close yesterday. 1t had been moved by Mr
I'll on's counsel as diversion that the court
should order that either the criminal or civil
suit should proceed on December 8. The iudge
has denied the molten. Int the mean time conn
sci had agreed among themselves TO try the
civil suit on December S, 90 that 1t may safely
oe assumed that on that date the picking of the
few grains OF truth from the immepse mass or
scandal will hePin. ~. Z TLihMne- sth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

This Medal and Diploma awarded tn Fair
banks u Co. are now on exhibition at their
Scale Warehouse, 81 Broadway, New York:
a3lO the decoration OF The Kuighty Cross of the
Imperial Order Ct Francis Joseph, conferred
10y the Emperor Of Il ria, at the Great Vienna
Exposition, npon Dir, he ideus Fairbanks, the
inventor OF the Fairbsnks Scale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

SECosD LIEUT.. PHILIP FgADE, 81 infantry,
has been ordered 70 report IN pers1 10 tue cLleT
s. s1.sI CT - Of she s-rUy Ter duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

y CCNyENTIOE Of Railway postal clerks aud
route agents was held at the Palmer House, in
Chicago, us., on the the 18th, 18Th, and 2gth
Gays Of last month, Tor the purpose oF forming
mutual benefit association aud exchanging ideas
IS 70 the railway mail service. There are some
e, OJ D: these officers. Delegates from the ill-
fOrt9nt lines Of tsavel were present, repre-
-snung every state in the Union. After the
ECoptlCn OF a constitution and bylaws they al
j7uTTeG 10 meet in New York on the third We'd
re-1ay in october, 1873. MT. A b. HuIse OF
thI- city and head clerk on the Washington and
NelGOH road, VS. chosen president for the
trSuiUg year. and other officers were elected
lie Post ONCE department l. III fall accord
will IN : movement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

ANOTHER ONB-A st. Louie dispatch Save
ut has uanspired that circumstances have ex-
isted several days leading to the belief that
Henry Gambs, public administrator of this
coun y. is defaulter to the amount OF $4,000
and that he has abseonded."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

WASE!&rToS, NorsHJ-r Il, fs-sl
hEssRs. FAIRBANKS X Co..
NZW YOGE.
There has been recelv az this Department.
medal ana diploma a yarded 10
Fairbanks & Co
as an exhibitor AZ the Universal Expos ton, held
at Vienna. in 1873.
will thank you to inform me what Eisuosi
ton you desire to have made OF thsm.
The Department will deliver them TO such
agents as you may suggest, or to Adams Express
20. addressed az you may indicate upOu tue re-
turn to the Department OF the enclosed receipt
DULY signed. When the same are delivered In
either way, the respOnsi DiIty OF the Department.
y u terminate.
1 am, gentlemen,
Your Obed.eLt servant.
% stNaCVeg > II A MI TON ErEu
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Washington News and Gossip,

IETERFAL EEvzNUE.-The r-ce pts from thfs
source today were 54.5i5 s..
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YELLOW FEVER THAT DEPIEs THr FRosrs
OF NoFEMBER.-A telegram frUm Pensacola,
Fl0Tids, November -, saws. % was fJudiy be.
hlyec here that yellow fever vas over t0F this
ser on, az least. AZ .s universally accepted
axiom that ffcsts kat the diserge, bat there
lave been two heavy frOsts since october. aud
tie iever has not entirely disappeared. There
are s'N iresh csses ~ town, three OF which VIII
probably prove fatal. Que Of these Il yC.y d.
treSsiug-- 10 j. that OF a lady who lest summer
LETT her frIeBds here, who were accl.rnatel
which she Was not, and went north when the
lever broke out. 80 soon as she heard OF tha
frCsts having occurred she returned. was taken
With the fever, and is probably dead by this
time. PERI aps such cases as these might be
accC united Tor on the hypothesis at those who
contract the disease after frost, do 20 by enter
ing houses or rooms which have been closed
alter having been occupied bY yellow fever pa
uents, and the temperature of which has never
been allowed, notwithstanding the outside
irost, 70 get below the fTeeziEg point. Such
certainly was the case with a soldier now an at
Barrarcas. whe, after returning in good health
from place Of refuge after the fever was ap-
parenily over, visited a house In Warrington
where a man had had the fever. The soldier
was attacked, had a marked case, but is recoy-
eTing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

GzE. ROBERT Q. TYLEg, quarterusstsC o.
the military d.y'si97 OF the Atlantic. dfeE sod
denly yesterday n Boston, Of neUragia VI the
b. art, at the CCctdge house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02
sANILLK's NATIUNAL ThEATER.
EeIlcgg Grand English Opera.

MONDAY ENEEISG December 2,
LTHONATORE.
IT EEIAN EN ENl lhG, Dec a.Ssr -,
e. Isl. apgy -IaLCe iU tr1 years # AZeIica's favor
lte Tenor,
MR. WILLIAM CASTLE,
In YIrf-W ? ChaImi1R Orers Of
MARgHA.
WEDNESDAY EEEEIhG, December @,
LIEiA DI La VI N Ek MOOR,
THI EsUAN ENESlhH De~rmbsv 10,
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.
FAIDAN ENENInG. December IL,
MARIANA.
SATUBDAY EYBNIEG, December IL.
FAUST.
eATU AH- GRAND KELLOGG MATINEE
Fall Chorus and Grand Orchestra.
1E. FREu uI 5 -....... ...... Musical Director
- sale q seats commences TBursdaF, Dec H.
trr 3, g. q. m at N 'zsTOtI \ Co. muric sore
aLd By Once Cf TheaEer-left sid5 Of house 81
het-erott and TiEht si1s a. Theatrr.
Reserved seats, according e. location, u q, 81
snd S5l zee circulars for foil cast % the Operas
at HeJz--, tts I'D 81 BON Ofca Of TheaIer, u30 s.,
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PARgNTAL DEFRAvITY.-Aun EIizl Hlme,
aged la, died suddenly a. loUkeTs, on Sktdr-
day. st the CCr0ner's inquest MBut tv, fac.s
were elected which leaves the caJ-a Ot dean
uncertain. Isaac Hume, tie rather Of ne deaf
child, II IN receipt OF Ll5) sterling annually
rom bis relatives in Scotland. Tor the benefit o.
lis children. AMI tie money kss Car>cd sBme
ClssgTeemcnts between his rouiu- al partner
ana himself, a resort 20 tie bottle being the
usual remedy as "a mesus % Gilevia their
family troubles. At Tie iTrgest Mrs Hume
testified that her husband while having tue lit
lC Gne iu b,s arms. me "tCU or twelve davS
ago struck a. across the ear ard fh- threw IL on
TIE lounge u appeared - be Oumui-h ans
diOWsy AFTER the biOg guti 10 died 4" On ausger
10 question by one OF the iar0rs the witness
could not say whether her huss8ud sas tut0N.-
Gated or not A. the time. Isaac Hume deD1sc 4
that lie old not strike the ueceH "a a. testifef
by his vile. but said his wife TOOK the child our
on Thar kseis ing dsy, srd Vlen she returned
he nODce0 scratches CD the eve aud als3 on thA
cheek bone Of deceased. lie also testified that
h!s wife was 'iull OF liquor ~ the time" Tho
jury aTter Ia. ~ ing The medical Testimony. rem
qered verdict that the decreased came q her
death by disease o. the brain caused bv a -.FI o.
blow unknown 20 the jury. j. Erursss. lst-
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Cn-lce o. Paintings, EuFrsy inEss Chromos, 40.
E.aCs la-Et7t stgga PAPER HsrgnEs. W'r- -
hGsfS5, FtctqTss. frsles, ficta-s CORDS EE1 Tas-
49, ktags, sails &C, * J.s District
szr-s CAsE.
Es~Pissse remember Fs-ls and Hum0sr. jsI-Iy-
A Ii KIED5 OF GEEVLEMEN'5 CAsF-OFF
n WE8B1EG kPPAEEL car bc soId to tGe vs-y
Eslt vantage r. a--rs.siug = calling OF JCSTa,
ol5 = strcsf- between en- and 7tb streets NORTH
Se-t, = aotes by uaL promptly attended to.
Nssl Feld. Iys-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

TIE I. S. STEAMER MoSoSGAHELA has AZ
rived in Table Bay, on the way - Cr02et and
HeTguelep isisnts, to embark the i meric4n eX
Iediuon which vent there 70 observe the tran
sit CT Venus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

S"Artists in horse clothing" New York
sign.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-02

STEAN Power ON CANALs.-lt is STATED that
the steam canal boats have made large profits
TINS season even at the low rates charged. Thsv
carried wheat from Buffalo TO New York AZ :
cen : per bushel, the average rate Tor ten wears
pest Oe!ng traction over Il cenrs. The lime Is
so much shortened that they take a different
class OF freight from the horse boats. TEe
treIghts OF caTgOes of general rperchandf-f
taken from New York in October, averaged. IL
ls said, $3.50 per bOat.-N T. FrpreSr 81