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FESTIVALS.

HOTiCE.-Ths pupils Of 81. Maya Academy, At
willie ION tie MetTopcits IN Railroad - IN
oFer EAIB for TIE b. net. 4 ST. MARY'S HALL
and CD RCR on ] UESIi AY.tbe I4,h 4 July. Thc
FAN Vii coltiIu until the llgviUC saturday in
ctEsiTe, lgsing oash cay It 10 O'c:o-k T. m
On THURSDAY the lGtN ~ 10 CLOCK a N the
Distribution q p eCtiTm- for the Academic Year
viii tsLe place. Immediately after the Distribution
Be annual EntcTtairmett Of So Mays an ST.
Eote ouTcay Schools viii take Jiacs. The parents
arc sEt ds Of tie children arc TeqGe sted 70 atteI
The metropolitan Branch train TO- Point OF Y lck
g lut-' ediafe way stations leaves tho r q o. K
IcP-t n clock also, So sis O'cl )ck n M
- ages axe IN from tbs depot 20 the center Of IA
'-nE, Artei accommodations and Private boa-uinq
can lie had in ami the .
JOSEPH =. BIRCU,
fts5ar -. Mary Church, Z lille, Mon gone
y County, MI. IeaO A
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a REMARKABLE INSTANCE of family rotation
in cfice exists in the selection of consul TO Fall
uoUth, England. President Washington ap-
printed as cur first consular representative at
thst lace Mr.. Fox, who held the Office mauy
years. He was succeeded by his son, who
Gently gave up tine position, and this week
Howark Fox, bis son, has been nominated to
succeed his father
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StealIshin A,nnrn

1UCKERTON, y. -, June 25.-Thn-e = a
steamship ashore on Long BeAcA 'atggeen
Bonds boarding house and Oh inlet Wsr n.pe
If mkt own. she sets easy, and apparently IN
no danger. Nreckess have gone :, Ser. a. iii
ihey return u Is impossible 20 give any tarricn-
lars She IL Jwc masted AID b. ca I'D IElet
shoals.
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EARTHQUAKB IN HAwAII.-The Hcnol1lu
Gazette says that severe earthq make shock
or, rather @ series or shocks, was felt at Hilo
shout a.. M. on the 18th of May. Along IN
cCest from Hilo &c Walmea IL Is reported %
have been the heaviest shake expsrisnced for q
long time. Simultaneously with the earthq
the crater OF hiiauea became more brilliant
and active.
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CHARGES AGAINST A BROOKLYN CLERGY.
MAN.-About two weeks ago a detailed indict-
ment or thirty-two distinct charges against
Rev. j. b. Cleayer pastor of the sixth Ayerne
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, was drawn no ana
lad before the congregation By one of the mem
bers OF the church, Mr.. Edwin j. Bsrnay. OF
No III Broadway, New York, and No 800 War
rem street, Brooklyn. The accusations includ-
ing such formidable counts SIS an unprofessioual
ioVe Tor fast horses, and a superGbundance at
attentions to the young lady members of the
society, were naturally the occasion OF a great
deal OF comment, both on the part Of the Sixt'.
Avenue Church in particular and religion
circles IN general J he weight of public 0pu-
ion, however, appeared to be in favor OF tn.
accused, as at last accounts the Barasy parry
have consented to drop tos case, leaving the
reyeFend gentleman and his supporters maltars
Of The situation, and rather more than disp1zeI
70 laugh at the discontinue of the youlI-bc
froaecutoTs.-Neg York II ass, IG:h.
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IHE NEW CURRENCY APPoRTIoNMENT.-
Inc Comptroller OF the Currency is prepared
20 receive applications for the organization of
national banks in AL the western and southern
states. Under the new apportionment all the
western and southern states, with the excep-
Ton OF Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming, will
be entitled to additional circulation. The state
OF Indiana Will be entitled to about g, SO0, 900.
ONO TO about $4,000, coo. Minnesota to about
S6.0OOO. Nebraska to about 1900, 900. The
other western and southern stat will be en-
titled to much larger amounts. The following
banks have been authorized TO commence bust
ness; The Peoples National Bank of Rock Is
Ishd, III, win capital OF slO0 00oi First National
Bank OF Belleyille, Illinois, sl25, eco; Citizens
NATIONAL Bank OF Winchester, Kentucky sI26-
go; National Southern Bank OF Bowling Green.
hentueky, S50OCO Marion National Bank OF
notes OF the denomination of ten dollars are
row being issued to the national banks as here
tofOre.
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CABLE CoNoRArTLATIuNs.
LISBON, June 23.-The usual glsss ne mass
ages have passed between tue COVER F. ,-lfs n
Portugal aud Brazil over the estahft.- zen. az
teleRraphie communication between ths tEo
countries
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MAnbin- June .S--Ca-fe' AZ ans Na-fps I a. a
long conference YESTERDAY. The subject cd N IL
mtetNieW Wa fusion OF the rrUs h.i ANS aud
Tadfeais. The radicals demand a. = ID IA ION
81 Inslon llo cL.c.Lnn q. 3 nov Con-
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The Maine Democratic Convention.

PORTLAND. NJ. r., June -si.-The den Jcratie
state convention u In session 70 day aisl z Jod
Attendance OF deIt gates
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BaIIoting Cor SenaIortnIs ot,rsla,5

hVN IIf-Nt \ > unt > i DO E|T--Iel I-l.Il.
bly took ore ba Tot for United S.A-.- x sua-sr
to-day, and adjourned until TO morrow. The
following MAS the result: Whole number OF
votes, 10; B1lnside. Il; Dixon. %. gE..'ow,
10; BroWD, 10; Sheffield, 9, Jou5K,s. &, q a
ney, ,.
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BOYS PoIsoNKD.-Yesterday four or Eve
little boys, en- route for school In Providence,
X. l., made raid upon q doctors medicine
case they found in his carriage. Some kind of
poison was taken and distributed among their
companions. The result 10, one aged four In
dead, and several others are In peril.
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THE PRNSsYLvANIA Coal reADg.-rhs coal
trace Il undcTistiy depressed, as it Elusa.r every
ether business interest, hut there j. 10 reason 20
doubt that The market will take a. mu.s coal a.
last year, ara shOnld there lie Revival ~ the
iron interest later in the wear, a. On auv autici.
pate, there viii be an Increase on las ~; Years
coal proou 20 that extent Tha Delaware,
LacksNGnna ana Western railroad c8mDany
VIII offer st their next monthly Bat.tc sale OF
coal ONLY 2a,otO tors, which is but 3 III the
amount offered at that COMPANY IIst public
sale According 20 the programme aau5ancsd
az the beginning OF the year, the prices OF all
sizes Of coal will he advanced ff-asn cents neF
ton. We 81 yet, however, see no spec &c an
nouncenent in reference 60 the matter. There
were scme reports In circulation daring the
past week that the great carrying CT n Panies
had formally united In decision on = sharrened
production of coal in all the month Of Jiiv. in
order to prevent an oyerslpply OF coli AZ the
shipping poinfs, and that the fact waail be an
Dounced by general circular. These reportS, on
inquiry, are not verified. There j. no d0nbt
rather more coal at the mines ready flr lrket
THAI tie orders on hand viii cover. hut K = not
likely. ~ We understand, that there vii he
any concerted suspension OF prodlctIon.-PSa-
dCciyHid LEDGER.
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DEATH Bed INTERVIEW BY TELEGRAPH
Inc overland telegraph in Austria extends for
LOO miles &C. oss the waste of the insuiar con-
'lnent, and the line is greatly exposed TO the
attacks OF the natives, who use the wire to point
their spears with, aud break the insulators IN
order to secure the sharp edged fragments, with
which they scrape the spear blades smooth. In
oroer 10 guard the line, therefore, each station
V fort. On the evening OF February
"a one 81 these stations was suddenly
attacked and in the melee Mr.. STAPLE
ION, the master. was fatally wounded. The
station was ] 200 miles from Adelli and the
sufferer had TO be treated for his wounds by DR.
6osse, OF that place, by ID cans or consul, alton
over the wire. The case was hopeless, no weyer.
ard all that could be Done to make the sItua-
ton az Mr.. StapletOn somewhat easier TO bear
vas TO allow him to exchange a few parting
"oIos with his wife, who, like the surgeon, wts
Loo miles away in Adelaide. This was done
ara NE man and woman who had seen each
other for the last time on earth were able In A
measure, TO say to each other those words of
tenderness which cheer the dying in tn eir last
moments, and leave q pleasant remembrance
upon the minds of the beIeayed.
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''CcMNIssIoEEEsHiP' SELLS are The order o.
the Gay in Washington, and Crawford, OF "a.
II .tsburgh leader, tells in a racy style o. one
FtT.,trsted Upon CAKE, OF Wizards. But we
gQeSs il SIT IFup.
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bows into ouarto fnrm

- INUN NAC RiEtu HppI6 uUuDItS INC little
boys into quarto form.
sS-Fhs citizens of Evansville are negotia-
ting for the timber of log cabin, all of which
was hewed by Abraham Lincoln, In order 10
make IL into canes 20 be sold To procure fun de
TO erect monument in honor of his mother.
- An immense water-sp spout formed in the
bar Dor Of Havana Sunday, and passed throug
the shipping, causing much damage. The Rus
sian bark Jenny was capsixed, aud several
small boats were sunk. No lives were lost The
men- OF war fred blank cartridges, which had
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CHURCH PROSECUTIONS IN Prussia
Bishop Martin, of Paderborn, has received a
notice from the district court, dated the Ga
within eight days TO undergo the six weeks
term OF imprisonment to which he has been
condemned for the illegal appointment of a
within that time he Is informed that he will he
foroibly conducted TO prison. The property of
the Archbishop Of Posen having been seqres-
tered. seizure OF cash and securities was made
on the part of the government the day before
Yesterday to the amount of 123 900 thalers.-
PaU Mall Gazette, June 1lh.
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"AsHISaTONIANS registered in Paris June
6, W. q. Barney ami family, Mrs. Alex. jour
dar,t 4. Lowe Hiss Jennie Turnball. Geneva
June :, Mr.. ard M. =. - Robbins. Dresden.
June 4, Rev. j. +. MAY. Mrs Savage
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TIE NAPoLEoN!C LEGEND.-FTauca endured
the Bourhons for thousand yeSrs; the Nam
comic legend is deeply fixed in the peasant
MIND; and there is a whole mass OF evidence o.
prove that had Napoleon, even after Sedan, re-
turned to Paris, made peace, and in one of his
fatally frank prOclamations admitted and re
pented his errors, his son would at this moment
he Emperor OF the French. His heir mas Loaf
no Secan, and in spite OF every conviction, or
prediction, or prejudice we entertain, we can.
TOT avoid the doubt whether France, irritated
heyond bearing with the pOwerIess piOtteCs of
the Assembly, with re0iMe of repres sion IN
TENDED for the benefit of a family they haze
rejected, with the long suspense SO fatal 70
Their fortunes, and with the Diff Guilty Of secur-
iDP me republic may not turn once more
tOWarCs The family which, after twice bringing
the invader in triumph To Paris still retains a
hold over the popular imagination such as no
other Is able to acquire. 1t is for the B5nap
nat the assembly which desires the BcuTbons is
accUnulaiing hates upon its head and unless II
"lll suffer the electors 20 make one more effort
before they give way in despair, il is a Napoleon
TO whom they will restore the right of again
htin ging misfortune upon France II thew do
rot, II will be due to NJ. Gambetta alone-tha,
Is, 20 rae man whom the majority most detest.-
Spectator.
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muEDEREEs LYSCsED IN L1UIsIASA-
Several weeks ago the Republicans gave the
cetaiis of q LoTTlble crime on BzvoI Macon,
near its Junction With the Tcnsas. wherein a
Mr.. Atbuckle was murdered in tn prAssnce OF
lis wife, spd his flatboat robbed by ihrce Young
men: They were subsequently identhef. Ole
OF item, named Lewis, managed 20 eScape,
While two brothers, named A. Is. ans Thomas
l.. Norris, were arrested and incarc -tted a.
Minnshofo- reese young men santg and
twenty four years Of age, respt els e'y-Yere
corrected With some Of the most respectable
families OF the parish, and their cfi p has ex-
cited az uEusual amount OF indignation. This
feeling eliminated las. Saturday ia a party Of
5, me- thirty disguised men visiting 90 q: d.s-
aiming the keeper, taking tho brp-Aels y a
convenient tree and lvncEing them int0 stsraity
without tie benefit Of clergy or = m1m-ut's re-
spite ter repentance. The record o. Franklin
parish has for years heen black v tn 1sslss' na-
tons and murders, but this --latest crime has
been ufhI own in the parish since the var tin
noN.-Nelc OrLeons Rsra hliaEa. jar. 10 A.
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The IEDIAsA TRAGEDY. - The murder of
TIE Bradley family, near LswreDcebarg. Ia-
diana, Tuesday, grows more s.ckCn'ag in its
horroEs as the investigation progresses. The
pCst-moTtcm examination shows tat Mrs.
Bradley'e person wss violated aHd naursfer fol-
lowed, evidently TO conceal the other crime
The ~ girls killed we're not violated. William
ard Charles McDole, brothers, relatives OF the
Bradley family, have been arrested. Charles
will prot ably prove an alibi. william fails to
give good account of himself ami Is still held.
His boOts exactly ft the tracks found around the
house, even In some marked peclliarities Nc
Dole Is q rough, ignorant fatm lahorer
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THE TARIFF BILL klLLED-The Senate IN
day non coneurred iB tie House amendments
TO lie tariff bill, and refused to order a new
conference. By = formal vote the whole suS-
Jet Ws Indefinitely postponed, which carries
IL over TO tie next :, -si5n.
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wEsToN's TIME BEATEr.--The attempt of
Edward Mullen, the champion ten-mile wa keT
Of America, to walk 900 miles in six days was
concluded in New York at 1924 Sunday morn
ing by the expiration OF bis time DE ma ale
49, Z miles in the entire time, beating Weston
by ~ miles. HIS .30th mile was 6ue .sspurt -
and YVES made in six minutes aDd thirty tive
secOpdP.
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CAPT. \. ". JOHNSON has been detached
from the naval observatory in this city ami
placed on waiting orders
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A DETERMINED WIFE.-A few DAYS ago a
young lady residing in the central portion OF
the city becoming suspicious OF the cause of her
husbands absence from home during the even
Ing, followed him, and learned that he had
hired buggy at Livery stable on North How
ard street, for a drive in the Park. She Imms-
ciately procured another vehicle, and procsed
ing to the Park had the pain Of seeing her sus-
picions confirmed, and her husband driving a
stylish looking lady through the different ave-
rues OF Druid Hill. She returned to the city
az once, and when the husband reached home
lie found note awaiting him which informed
him that he would find his wife thereafter q.
her father's.-BdH. Gazette Odd
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0Five times John Happy, Of Vermont, has
been engaged 70 one girl, and has not made her
Happy yet.
VRalph Waldo Emerson sent In his rssfR-
nation asa member Of the board Of oversoofl
Of Hsryard college, last week. bat wss tnduood
Q WITHDRAW IT.
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IDORTIAED (INPORTED CEMENT. ron
- msktng Artificial stone any Kind Of Concrete
gors Tor cellars, water works, pavemenfs. BALD
81 bridges &C., where strength is desirabls Tha
~ Cett az in the world Sole agent for District
nsgsr sys Lo G,gtSA Nd.
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DFPRlvED OF his BRIDE.-The l. anginyburs
couespo ndent Ct the Troy N. " Whig says ia
Wednesdays Issue: "Miss Barley, of this viii
'age. and yUung Trojan named Bsusev after
an cquaintance of three weeks resolved y get
married. Last evening they started for Rev
Nr. Winnie, who quickly tied the kuot. bnt
hardly had the benedction been pronounced
when the father OF the girl appeared On the
scene. and the parties started uD River street AT
q = 30 gait, the father sud brother of the bride
in bot pursuit. After run OF three blocks the
bride was captured and taken home by the
rather. The groom considering discretion the
better part OF valor, did not contest the right of
the father, and his new wife was torn from his
arms and conducted home in tears"
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NoMINATIONs.-Tbe President sent the fol-
lowing nominations TO the Senate to-day: Judges
ii tie Court OF Commissioners of the Alabama
claims, EezeSiaE G.. Wells, of Michigan: Mar
LID hyeTsOn, Of Mississippi; Geo. W. Woodward
Oi PeIhsylyaiha, and Caleb Baldwin, of Iowa
also, John Davis, OF Massachusetts,, to be clerk
OF said COurtOf Commissioners. d. KimbaII. o,
District OF Columbia, register of land OH CO
SpiihsEeid, Dakota. Jacob Anthony, surveyor
OF customs, New Albany. Indiana. Samuel NJ
CLARK, surveyor of customs, Keokuk, Iowa. NJ
y. Shaughnessy, collector internal revenue "a
district, Mississippi. w. ID. Brayton, post ma
ter at Providence, Rhode Island. - Clark. Of
Providence, to be pension agent tor Rnode
Island.
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MAETIH q. WALLER, q very rich man in1ee f,
who died lately IN Chicago, lett ais millions in
The HANDS OF trustees " bO are directed to pay 10
each OF bis SONS anEuities which shall not be
less IN al $500 nor more tran 5000, absolute
discretion within these limits being given 60 tn
trustees. After the death OF the sous the es
tate lie TO be divided among the grandsons. IL
there are none, the estate Il TO be qaiescent for
p Neark. and then be given 10 Yarious char itias
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FATAL AFFRAY BETwEES SPOGTTSG Ne,
Ii BALTIMoRE.-L LAST night, dGTing 4 truakau
5Iawl at the Sherwood House, in BaIcmO-e.
Berry Amos, aged about thirty-Gvs, q well
known sporting character and gambler, was
stabbed II the lett shoulder, and bled 20 deaf
in about half an hour Afterwards. Before ggin-
however, he accused Sam. Mcdonald OF .ia 2
tie cutting, AID Ire WAS Immediately arrested.
ara l. now incaTceTatsd At the middle d;ser.c;
station house. Mcdonald, who was formerly
we'll nOTD and wealthy resident OF B8lt:mors.
Is Faic 10 be there on q visit from lndiaaa. FhC
affair ear sed much excitement. The father 0f
Sam. NcDOTald was the millionaire, william
Mcdonald, AID former owner % Flora renpl-
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lHTEKHAL kEvEnUE--i'he receipts tro1a this
source to-day Rere sf21. O7GC5.
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ANOTHER BLAST AT RIruALtsM.-At the
eighty fourth annual convention or the Epls-
copal church OF Rhode Island, at Providence,
Bishop Clark delivered an address, in which he
denounced many Of the recent innovations and
advocated the creation Of a sentiment which
gill turn the mind away from the tribes and
fopperies OF dress and gesture and bogings, and
fasten tt upon the solemn, eternal realities
which pertain 10 religion"
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
Ihe Commissioners for the District

The Commissioners for the District.
Tie Pre-id, Mt has n, IN MT. d as Commis-
sioh'Ts for the District OF Columbia, Alex.
K. Shepherd, Il my I. BLOW, Of Ill sour, and
ex-Postmas;er General William Denuson, of
Ohio.
LATEST FROM THE CAPITOL.
Ite House has passed a resolution extending
the session to six p m.
lie Senate is ia executive session on District
Con mlssiCutrs.
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The Committee on Indian Affairs have snb-
mitted TO the House report in relation to the
contracts for Indian supplies, which states that
seemingly suspicious trans actions were charac-
ttf.zeo by honesty OF purpose and entire good
faith irregular practices were Justified nader
peculiar circumstances, and were almost in
considerable, and Ovsr-issue OF government
rati0Es and change OF contracts were satisfac-
toIily explained.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Mn. }. REaxNGToS FAlRLANB's
OF CPERAIIJ a, BALLAO ILLUSrB
TONS.

OF CPEBAIIJ AID BALLa0 ILLUsrBA-
AT TIE ASSEMBLY CHURGT,
q ~ er Of Fifth aud street N frthW =,
fs TUESDAY EVENING, JURE ~, tST4
Ms J. Z EAlHL NIB, MIR +. w. NJ pFFAF,
H. 50 IE fLIkN, M. LEMON SIN PSvN,
Miss lnh MiLLARb, NJ TuOS sHAFEG,
PRO- RAMNE.
- PART FIRsT.
J. ire Phtntcm ca lTHs-"La lnlsmblls, ~ .IIini
fiano eg,c-tl'Jus Amir a'a' -.-- .......-.. Gizzt
!is tiCns fECH the f'pcTa - NJ sritinR'' sIacs
l. garlic. Hrs Fatrlsmh. DIN Jo-., Nr Sinpson.
Duo-"Ho2 Mother, Guide his Footsteps"
Sons-"In Harp " nla-,'s -. - Don J 80
hriIabZt-'i las TrO-e ChiH,-s -. Gszsr.iiO
HE-' Yes, - re nix : ifi-- fail, 'iion Ot.7ar
SoHE-''Th" Harp in the Air.. = =. II az Jana
= THO = III ca O!d Tim 70
LazarIllp, u Cess ar and Don joe
PART sECogD
- Ballad 9nf ing IllusirAu Jzs.
moral Basd-' The Weaver'' ...... II alton
I'aIIsH - Aria -" Non 50 f'eTcie"... r,ro N4tssl
tssIugE . Liea''-''Schlaf'W OH .... Fra 2 Abt
T. - glib S1nC-''Tha Mariner - Ia luis Diohl
.. FIeLeh "ChaDsCn''-"ChsnteZ,k IeZ, Dorm >"
. G9In1d
G."Too Late to e "a Church, Y Fai-Iarub
=. As I'd nothing else T. do ..... ...... UattOu
z Piano Sclc-''The Last np5''...... q ,ttschaIk
The 4" wer S-ene from :. II Tr..vgtore'' -. Verdi
L. anora Eirs. FairlaS4b. Baprico. Mr. VI fiat
concert 20 commence at o'clock. Cards Of 9d-
mlssicn, 70 cent?; To BE- had at SstZsr-;t's Mr,is
Etcre, ~ The Trustees of the Assembly Charch and
at the door. Je2l q
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ANoTHER DKFACLTER.-0eorge W. Stiles,
clerk OF the heard of aldermen Of atterson, N.
j., was arrested yesterday on a charge OF de-
frauding the city. II is alleged that for several
months past he has taken bills of creditors of
,aised the amounts, collected the bills and
rocketsd the additional sums. The accused
was committed 10 prison in dsfsult OF bail.
ELoPENxxr AND Fatal eHoorIsc.-Not
long since the commissioners Of public instruc-
tons in Brussels. who n married man, elope1
with q young lady, . teacher IN one Of the pub
&c schools. He resigned his otdco and the
Young ady's brofhsF challenged him. The
challenge Was pecspirl, the duel 80 fought,
and the BROTH ssss-d severe Nosnd, from
which he died ca s.sy ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-23

TIE oYFKR Of Mr.. Theodore Tilton 60 waivG
the privileges OF nom membership I'm Plymouth
mittes for trial on the charge OF siandcrise Mr.
Beecher, has been declined.
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iiE. j. c. BANCROFT DAVIS Will in a few
days sail for Europe to tske'char &c Of the mis-
zion at Berlin, wLeIe he succeeds his uncle Mr.
George Bancroft. The house in this CITY. on n
street, occupied by Mr.. Davis, and formerly the
Tesiderce OF ex-SecretaTy McCulloch, has been
rented by Chief Justice Waite
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The CHARGTs AGAINST THE Posi- OFFICE
pEPAETAEST.-The Postal Committee OF Con-
gress have submitted report on the charles
against tie Post Office Department made bv
Mes;Ts. Stone aud Luttreil. They acguit the
Postmaster General Of any blame, but acknowl-
edge that the system OF straw bidding has been
fraud upOn The government, for which, under
the existing laws, there gas no means Of pre-
ventoD. The committee dismiss the charges or
COITnntlOm Against the denHrtment-
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The Sew York Prohibition Caavsn-


AUrUEE, =. Y, June Z5.--The convent on OF
The Prohibition party met here g. dag.