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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-27
ellis Wheeling Raw Bone
PHI O s p HAT e.

The unprecedented success ofthis celebrat-
ed Fertilizer, should prompt every live tilIer
Of the soil TO test its merits. IL is sold upon
It's tested merits. and guaranteed TO give
satisfaction. am also Manufacturing ellis
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-27

TIE new directory is out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

MORE ABoUT THE COURT OF ABRIrRA-
TOMAS heretofore mentioned In The STAR,
new court will be opened in New York in a
few days, 20 be known as a court of arbitration.
By an act of the last General Assembly of tn at
state the chamber of commerce of New York
city was endowed with legal powers to try, in
vestigate and adjust controversies between mer-
chants without resort to the tedious processes
OF the regular law courts. The act provides for
an appointment by the governor of a chief ar
bltrator learned IN the law, which appointment
Governor Dix has conferred on Jud ge Faucher
In cases OF dispute between two merchants ca b
shall select from their fellow members Of the
Chamber representative, which two with the
regularly appointed arbitrator shall constitute
the court. The decision Of two out of these
three arbitrators shall be entitled to respect in
any court Of law or equity, and power Is given
fJr the enforcement of their DEGREES This ecu {
has been instituted to avoid the delays occa-
stoned in the law courts by the accumulation of
brsiness, and to supply merchants with a tribu-
nal which can act promptly, which is fully cog
infant OF the usages OF mercantile life, and
which at the same time is entitled to their en-
tire respect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25
Condensed Locals.

Robert Beall sends us Harpsr's Wselly for Oc-
tCber 3.
Attention Is called t. thu advertisement. else
where OF two price list books Lost.
Tc.JSy begins with sunset and continues eight
days the Hebrew feast Of tsbernacles.
Samuel II. Mater hiss been appointC 4 internal
revenue gaUger fer the District OF Columbia.
Mr.. r. h. Church. clerk 70 johnson Brothers,
1Zth street wharf, while loading pistol yeSter-
GAY EXPLODED II, ard the ball passed through
An impending stone battle in the Smithsonian
grounds yesterday 3, .eTDOOn between some boys
Of North and South " shiDg- IN Was ifrstrlt-d
by Cspts'n W. G.. Brock. of IRE police.
Mr.. Charles Hurdle, late foreman of No. 2,
engine company, has received a handsome gold
badge awarded him by the committee on chari-
y entertainments given last winter) for selling
the largest number OF tickets tor that object.
Unity Council, No. 4, Sons OF JONI lab, gave
plcrtc At To-, On woods, Prince George
county. Nd, yesterday, which was well attend
ed. AddTe-7es -ere made by j. Il. Dunning,
b. u. Peck and G. W. Mel IRE, of this city.
The Chronicle credits TO tie New York Com
nssTeiaI the stoI beaded "a Smart Boy" that
appeared originally in Is 3 STAR some 'front.' !
ago; W. stolen ifOm TIE STAR by the no ri
Ous thief Of Harp. s Noafhlg" Drawer" aud has
now been taken on the fly by the Comm .rci1l.
Mr.. Henry q. Barnard. one of the Oldest en-
gravers in the United States Coast Survey
OfCe, died yesterday morning at his re ldence
on Capital Hill, and will be buried tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock fE0m 81. Marks church
lie was ratiTe Of England, and was 81 years
Of age.
Mkt Wednesday there ia to be grand tour-
nsmeDt and ball at Wilson's 81 alton, the b al
timCre and Pot mac railroad. Mr.. Richard T.
Merrick will deliver the Grafton. Knights from
Washington, Virginia and Maryland will cor
testfOr the honor of CTOHning the queen. See
advertisement
Tie following GERS we're elected by Purisy
COurcil, No 3, Sons OF Jonadsb, last evening:
W. C., James Edwards; ID. G., r. Dobbyn; W.
p, John Il. Griffith; X. s, Thomas i. Putnam;
+. s., Andrew j. Carroll; Trels., wm. II. Lus-
BY; O., John ". Speaks; A. G. :, G. b. Lusby; /.
w, Charles ". Schsefer.
The Criminal Court, Judge Humphreys, ye3-
teTday adjourned 20 Wednesday next. The cp Ses
ofWeslev JordOn, charged with msnslsug hter,
Samuel b. Murdoch, charged with intent u Fili
Hon. Fernando Wood, and a. II. Under wood
and Ihos. b. WarTick, ehsrged with forgery, all
lett over from yesterday, viii probably be then
called.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25
The FIremers, CerfIGcate Forgeries

OF mot GUILTY IN BOTH CASES,
Yesterday afternoon, in the Criminal Court,
Judge Humphreys, the case of Hillman A. Hall,
charged with the forgery OF fTemens' pay GER
titc-tes was called, Mr.. l.. q. Hine for de-
Charles d. Candy testified that j. W. Bailey
passed to him the certificate for $40 in payment
OF goods. witness put his name in the blank
which came in the words ''psy to the order of
- forty dollars but the Enforcement OF his
name on the back was forgery. Witness passed
In the order to Mt. Baker.
George f. Baker (cOntrOllerl testified that he
could not reeOllect what he did with the order
when il was handed to him by Mr.. CANDY. He
supposed he put it in drawer. The police or
hTenen were often accustomed to come and get
their certificates, and at II trying to sell them
ard failing would bring them back, and often
they would call for them again, and again bring
item back; so what witness did with the certih1
Gates would very likely pass from his memory
ID all y az at tEa time BROKER, and dealt in
these certificates.
j. W. Bailey (colored) testified that the sigma
tuTe 81 The bottom is genuine. Witness got the
certificate from the controller, and sold il at par
10 Mr.. Candy for goods. Oss-eXamiped:-
witness often takes such paper to the control
leT's Ctice and gets his stamp upon il.
G.. y. Hopkins recognized the paper; he filed
up the body except the name OF Candy, and
gave i 10 j. ". Bailey.
CIOss-exsmined:-RaI stamped hundreds of
such eel .iheates; they then usually pissed from
hand to hand among business men.
H. ID. Gil-Nltness knew nothing about the
paper except that it was redeemed IN the Off CO
of Mr.. Baker.
The District Attorney deem it my duty to
say " have utterly failed TO prove
The court directed the Jury - ind verdict
of not guilty, and 10 was 50 found.
The case Of A. Ii. Underwood, on a similar
charge, Was called-MeSsrs. Cook and Bond for
the prisoner.
The trial was proceeded with, the same eIi-
dence being presented a. in the former case
but on the District Attorney calling testimony
10 show by comparison OF hand writing the
connection OF Underwood With the crime, the
court declare 4 that this was not according to
the lsw Of evidence.
Judge Fisher.-It has been done in this court
a huI1Ied times.
The court said if it had been done a thou
sand times he would have Overruled it ss clear
" illegal.
Judge Fisher.-That ends the case, then.
A verdict OF mot gritty" wFs returned by
direct CT Of the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

THE PAN-PRRsBYTRRIAH COUECIL.-Dr,
McCosh, or Princeton College, who is author of
the project for grand council of all the Pres
byterlan bodies In the world, writes to the
Observer as follows concerning his recent visit
TO Europe In connection with this plan =
" M late visit to Great Britain was simply for
the purpose OF seeing my friends, but, being
there, i put myself in connection, in an un-
official way, with persons interested in the
scheme. was happy to find that all the Pres
byterian churches of the three Kingdoms in
Guiding the Established Church of Scotland,
the Free Church of Scotland, the United Pres
by terrain Church of Scotland, the Covenantinp
Church Of Scptland, the Presbyterian Church
of Ireland and the Covensnters of Ireland, the
Welsh Calvinistic Church, and the PRESBYTERIAN
Church of England, have passed strong and
decided resolutions in its behalf and appointed
committees with full power TO carry out the
grand design. i was able to hold quiet meet
ings in London, in Belfast, and in Edinburgh,
and put the question in each place: What
step are we to take next? And in answer / got
valuable suggestions, all pointing in the same
direction. 1 will lay these, at an early date,
before the committees of the American
churches. i may add that have had commu-
nications from the French churches, the Bel
gian, the Swiss Evangelical churches, the Wal
densIans; from DIR. DOrner, of Berlin, and Pro-
fe'sor William Kraft, of Bonn, and from distant
Australia-all favorable. We need only the
blessing of Heaven 10 secure success, and let us
pray for that"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25
g EOR @ EFT YIN,

SUIT FOR DIvORCR-Mrs. Alice A. War
ner, Of this place, whose maiden name was
Cruit, Yesterday filed an application for divorce
through her attorneys, Webb and Yznaga from
her husband, Theodore +. Warner. She states
that they were married in January, 1855, and
that in January, 1871, he deserted her, and has
Gince neglected her. She further states that on
account of repeated acts of drunkenness on his
part she has thought it unsafe to be in his COM
p2ny, ard therefore prays for a divorce aud
such other relief as the court may deem proper.
CATTLE MARKET By Means If C0.I-The
market at the Drover's Rest yesterday, W as dull,
6i5 beef cattle were offered, and $50 sold at 3 :,
to SIC. per pound; % were left over: l go sheen
ana lambs were offered and all sold at 4Hc TO
5Hc per pound for sheep, and 50 to - 81 per
hss d for lambs; 80 cows and calves were sold at
prices ranging from $50 70 $50.
LIGHT, GENTLEMEN, LIGHT - Com plants
are n ade about the poor quality and high prices
OF the gas furnished by the Georgetown q as
Company. Orr Washington friends get as
good gas for S2T5 per thousand "a we get for
$50. An up town gentleman says for q wee
or ten days past, he has not been able to re, d
by jet which formerly gave him abun liant
light.
GRAIN TRADR-The schooners Thos p. Nor
gan and Kitty 4 nm arrived to day from A'axan-
dria, with 200 bushels of wheat for Hartley &;
Bro, and III. NJ. Talbot received $50 bushels I
oats by rail. The sales Yesterday afternoon and
to-day, were LOO bushels of wheat at s12D:
1000 bushels do. at S1.2lH and 6 GOD bushels
do. at Sl.25% to S13i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

wall nrreet ro-anx.

NEW YORK, September 25.-The Posf's financial ar
tieie ssys-fns stock market after opening steady,
became strong. anf nss 90 c1n.iuusd, prices ad-
v---vIus kGI. Lafer-Uni5n Pscii3, o. All J.
c.. euriug nrst hour was exceptionally weak, tsil-
ing !. 1t has since recovered = kxlrems sales,
lows-Horthxest, ss1@3ss; c. O. & I. O., n@l2;
Lake Shore. CTS; Pacific Msii4s7S Gi9sS; Tel
StaSSss: st. Paul, Slk 934s4i Ohios, 25H9E; Erie,
d&@sI74i Book Isle0d, which iii id aud or rsr
cent pay october q, Iusi n declined l03dAS
and New York Central l0l1S@x Govern nsnt
boLds STE ads! There were sales At first board Of
STATE bonds Money Continues 2tG3 for call l1ans
very short mercantile PsFer Of best gu atty sells at
sd51s sixty t. ninety cars at Ga and six mouths az
I@h All sales Of gold have been at lG91(6X On
ged loans IA IS have b.en At and a. for carving
foreign Exchange is steady. with bankers sterling
t42s and $50 "a, P1ime sixty day mt bsiag under
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the MArlkRfS.

BALTIMORE, September 2s-virgipis sizes, peel
eTs, $50; NiTginis's consolidated, 5a bid to day
BALTIMORE, September IS cotton irmsr-i01
middliDgs, l54 Obs. Flour duh except low grades
which are unchanged. Wheat steady for western
and dull and lower for southern: Corn very dull
and nominal-whtie southern, 056ll %: yellow
southern. o5; mixed western, IS Oats frm-south-
ern, goes; western mixed, 6f@63; do. white, 6iG
e5. Rye dull, 9jdl 90. Hay firm, IL c0Gi9 90 Pro-
visions hesysIMess pork, "a %. Balk meats
shoulders, lO,s @l0A; clear rib sides. ls1kGl5sf;
hams dull, l4gl6 Lsrd-refne1. ISL IVES ers
butter strong, scarce and waDted-chOice, 80 Con q
hrm sls uRchaDssd: Petroeum UNCHANGED, ~ "a
firm ard n coed demani leIt,
NEW York, september IS Flour dull and IN
changed. Wheat dull and declining. Corn quiet
and heavy.
NEW YORK, September Is Stocks active and
strong. Money,2. Gold eH. Exchang long, 43I;
short, 4C61a. Governments doll.
LONDON, September Is. 1880 p. m.-Ten-fo-ty
bonds, let4; new fves, le41a; Erie, 347498; pre-
fvIred, IS.
LONDON, September Is, p. m.-Tbe weather
ttroushout ngland to- day is fair. New York Jea-
trzl, &c
LoNDoN, September IS, $50 p. m.-Eri,, s4Zz.
PHris dispatches quote rsDtes at 63 francs, Gem
times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

RELEASED ON HABEAs CORPUs.-To-day,
Charles Washington was brought from Jail on
writ OF habeas corpus before Judge Hum
phreys, and Mr.. Hine, his counsel made a mo-
ton for his discharge. He was arrested on the
charge Of bastardy, on the complaint OF Ellen
Ward, and was acquitted Of said charge by JUS
tice Joseph on tue % instant, and q few DAYS
afterwards another warrant was issued by JUS
tlce Joseph, and he was convicted and commit
ted TO jail. The court ruled that the first ac-
quittal closed the case, and ordered the dis
cNarge of the prisoner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

FATAL BLUNDKRs OF DRUG CLKRKs.-
Within the past few days two deaths have re-
suited In this vicinity from the blunders o,
Incompetent drug CLERKS. In one instance an
infant WIS poisoned BY etuR which had been
sofa a. paregoric, and In another case q Hobo
Ken drug clerk administered croton oil instead
OF castor Oil. How many such errors do not
reach tne ears OF o coroner IL IL, of courss,
Impossible TO estimate, but they are doubtless
numerous. Thousands of persons doc tor them
selves without medical advice and the HIN nders
which help them to the grave are never re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

MENsoNITKs BUYING $50 900 ACRES OF
LAsD.-The land department OF the Atchlson,
Topeka and Santa Fe railroad have Just made
4 sale Of land along their road to a large party
OF Russians lMennonites), who have recently
come from Europe. This is the largest land
sale ever made In the west to one people. There
are now there about 900 Memories and til ey
are going on their lands immediately. The
lands are situated in Marion, Harvey, McPher-
son and Reno counties, in the Arkansas valley.
The tract taken aggregates $50 900 acres. These
are the advanced guard of their whole people,
who are now following them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

THE STATEMENT In the New York telegraph
ic dispatches, OF the Sd inst, in regard to the
withdrawal Of the Penn Fire Insurance Com
pany Of Philadelphia, from New York city, be-
n ssnt pleasure II STATING that sad n shs
drawal was entirely voluntary, and only illus
trates the prudence and conservatism OF the
company. n. T. o. JORDAN, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

TWENTY DOLLARS FINE FOR STIRRING UP
TIE 'GOOD SAMARITINs. last night Officers
Melton and Westphal, Of the first precinct had
occasion to 90 into the Island Hall to ouell a
disturbance; an entertainment by a cOIored so
ciety known As the "GOOd Samsritanso being
in tull blast At the time. general melee was
going on when the officers dropped in, and
among the ringleadeTs was Frank johnson
well known 10 tie police on account OF some of
his previous exploits. Mr.. Melton arrested hi "a ,
EheI stout resistance was made by him from
the street sll the wa to the ststionhOuse. A
large crowd followed from ruS ball ard stones
we've thrown at the officers. Mr.. WestpS a. en-
ceayored TO keep the crowd back and protect
Mr.. Melton, and received several bruises when
he fred bis pisf d into the crowd, which had the
effect of keeping them back. The officers
nnally succeeded in getting their prisoner in
lice Court and tined So for resisting the OF GER.
and % for diiqtderly conduct at the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

@Yesterday, ut Taunton, Mass. tina halle,
exploded in the engine room Of A. Field a. Son
tack-works. One man was killed snd ssyersI
severely injured.
~The steamer Pennsylvania leaves Philadel.
phia tomorrow for Liverpool with nfty cabin
a1d i've hundred and nifty Storage passengers
Ibis is the largest number Of passengers vet
AIKEN By THE Line,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

The GRANeRRs AND TBR SOUTHERN Our.
RAeEs.-Harmony Crane, Patrons of Hus-
bandry, Of Columbia county, Georgia, have
adopted resolutions denouncing the recent muir
"similar lawless, unci vilized and savage acts -
They also resolved "that the colored people in
our midst are ent ed to the protection Of our
laws, and We pledge ourselves to use Gil means
In our power-not excepting our p resi- 4 as
the murderers."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

TIE SAPK-BURsLARY CAss.-The published
statements that the Attorney General has de-
cldec 70 allow no assistance 70 Mr.. Riddle, the
special attorney general In the safe burglary
has not yet decided the question whether it
not.
MI Columbus Alexander this morning re-
ceived letter from New York stating m ar Ran-
ton snas walter BrovD, and Miles alias Bliss
alias Willlamscn, are In that city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

@Bob Tcombs lie again In arms; and now We
know the war is ended IL hmond Enquirer.
~The Lcnd)n Times announces that Dis
raslps visit to ireland has been postponed on
account OF severe attack Of bronchitis.
~The Argyle IN. ~ town library possessfe
metecric e0re found embedde1 In the root OF
pine uess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

flRks.A BOAT ~ O'Clock yesterday afternoon
FIRE WAS discovered IN the back part OF honss
S3s street southwest, which was extinguished.
damage slight
This morning, about Z O'Clock an alarm was
turned in for . nre in the fremont Rouse cor
ner Of Sd street and Indiana avenue, caused nv
q partition catching IRE from q stoye-pipe. IL
" as exiting uished with but little damage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25
CTY ITEMS,


NEW GOODS FOR FALL OF 1874.
DreeS HATS for Gents, Youths and Bows.
M hlte snlrts, Drawers and Under Shirts,
Linen Collars, New Styles Scarfs az RI,
In endless variety. a. populs- - Aies'
LEWIS, go rs. 1917 les
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25
THE WEAIHER
WAR DEPARTMENT, ono of C5tef SigaaI

WAR DEPARTMENT, OItce Of Cflef SigHaI Once
WASHINGTON, ID o., Sept. IS, 1874, 1850 q. IN. {
PROBABUITIBs.-During the rest of Friday
over the south Atlantic states, stationary barometer
north east wiuds, higher temperatures partly cloudy
Gather and local coast rains will prevail over The
eastern gulf stateJ slight changes in barometer and
Temperature, southeast to northeast winds, cloudy
weather and light rains Over the lower lakes, sta
tOnary or rising barometer and mper ature, var-
ous local winds, mostly southeast, and increasing
coudiness Over the upper lakes, slight chan yes in
bare meter and Temperature southeast winds partly
cloudy or Gear weather. except cloudy, ard Dssibly
ard the OHIO valley, stationary barometer, apt
falling in the western PORTIONS stationary higher
{ mpt nature southerly wiRds, cloudy westher and
possibly light rain Over the western gulf states,
stationary and rising barometer, somewhat lower
east ard cloudy weather. Over the upper Mississippi
asd lower Missouri valleys and the Northwest,
falling barometer, stationary or higher tempera-
lures, southt asst winds, cloudy weather and light
rain. Over New England aud the middle states,
stationary or lower DaTOmeters, southeast 10 south
west winds, slightly higher temperatures, partly
cloudy and clear weather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

REAL EsTATE SALE. b. II. Warner real
estate broker and auctioneer, sold yesterday
afternoon, AZ aueti0D, part OF lot 2. Square T9i
fronting Is feet on south street, between Sd
and 9Th streets east, by depth 20 feet. and
improved by tbree-st0ry and basement brick
dwelling, 10 T.. A. Wheeler at -, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

O.s > AwNARKRT SUIT, cut from new goods,
cVa and vest, double breasted, cut, made ard
idmmtd in elegant msnner, are ackuO sled ged
by sll to be the suit OF the season. Price, as.
A. STRAUs. 10il PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

NEW TRIAL GRANTED.-Delawar Jones and
John JanDey, convicted of assault ami battery
with intent 70 kill (some days since) were
brought into court yesterday. The court said
that he had received several petitions numer-
ously signed, speaking in high terms OF the hon.
esty and integrity OF the accused, and there
was some doubt a. to whether the Jury had the
benefit OF ell the evidence that could be al
duced n favor Of the defendants. He would
grant them q new trial, and continue the case
70 he next term OF the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

TIE POLICE COMMISSIONERS Yesterday ap-
pointed Theodore +. Gstchel an additional pri-
vate (as president OF the Society fer the Pre-
yentlon Of Cruelty to AnimaIsl for one wear
james Callan wss appointed an additional pri-
waite for duty az the n2yy-yard for one year.
W. Dayioge, H. y. Allen, Granville Mason, W
n. Romano, John Brien, g. II. Beck, NJ. j.
Quigley, John MEG uire, W. q. Smith aud John
Walker were appointed additional privates for
duty at the Treasury department. Townsend
X. Hobbs was appointed private on the force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

THERE IL no excuse for poor Biscuits, Rolls
Bread, Griddie Cakes, Mullins wsaies, &c
when Dooley's Yasst Powder is used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

TIE BoNAPATIsT CONTEST IN CORSICA
The contest of Bonapartists in Corsica, in the
election for general consul, becomes more vehe-
ment. The daily fight Is directly between
Prince Napoleon and Prince Charles Bonapa1t, :,
who acts with the party of the Empress
Eugenie,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

The SwIss-ITALIAN BOUNDARY DISPUTE
The boundary dispute between Switzerland and
Italy, which was referred to George P. March,
United States minister at Rome, for arbitration,
has been decided in favor of Italy, which there
by acquires /. 500 acres of territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

A OWL RIGHTS SUIT AGAINST AN EATING
HOUsE-DT. Z. Il. PuTyis and Prof. John NJ
Langston, Well.known cOlored citizens, have
brOus 1t legal action against Harvey & Holden
unCer the civil rights act OF the late Iamented
District legislature, for refusing to serve them
with eatables. They allege that on Wednesday
they entered Harvey * HOlden's restaurant and
gave the'r orders, the same as other people, but
were refused by the propTietors. The hearing
Will take place AZ the Police Court Saiurlly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

Tbs NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, PAYS Der
cent per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, to4 SATURDAYS 9 70
and o 10 3. 2It3, l4ti6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

The WAsBIsGTOE MoSUNEEF Subscriptions
to-day from The District OF C0lnmbia and VII.
giniasre: Stapsbr-y Lodge. +. & A. NJ, No. -,
$50, q d Ssrepts Lodg No. 4s i. %. %.
AlexaRdrla, Va, so. Nest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

THE WHITE LRAGUERsi in some the parish
es OF Louisiana are becoming aggressive again,
and further trouble is feared. A company of
United States troops has been sent to Coushatta,
the scene of the late massacre. Kellogg ven
tpred to visit his house yesterday, for the first
time since the attack on the state house, nearly
two weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-25

B.w. REID S Sons have just received hfty
punches Of fDe AsPinWsl bananas, which are
for sale.