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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-03
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.


ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION or THE RI
FORMED KFIsCoPAL CHUECH.
NEW YORK. Decem Der The anniversary of
the reformed Episcopal church was celebrated
lest night in the chUvches Of Rev. DIR. Sabine,
Of New York, and Rev. William II. Reed, OF
BROOKLYN. The exercises of the Brook lyn ceic-
brstion were participated in oy II. b. Turner
secretary o. the general council OF the reformel
church; EN- Lie UtenaUt Governor Stewart l..
WOo0tOTd, S8d Rev M~sOn Gallagher.
TIE UNITED STATES GRAND LODGE OF COT
ORED MAs-Ns
he'd their seni-annual conference Yesterday
Sixteen subordinate lctEes were represented.
ANOEHER sraiEE.
The packing box makers Of Brooklyn are on
stoke against reduction OF wag :, and new
hands have been employed.
ThE FUNERAL OF MAYOR HAvENRYER
VIII take Place atrrday at eleven o'clock from
81. Paui's (MtthsdiSfl church. Sth avenue and
I'd street. The Old Guard VIII form an escort
70 the hearFe. Among tbe pall- bearers will be
Governor iden. Pcttr Cooper, eN-(iOVerupr
SoTgsn, sTd 1hUr,oS W eed. The e5Sth and 2ai
res nenis WIZ form a irreTsl procession.
one HTAD. I'd WON n OK STRIKE.
one hundred women, employed in the factory
0! the New Brunswick New Jersey rubber
company, struck yesterday aga Rst A reduction
Ci wages. They have been employed stamping
rubber shoes by hand The company recently
introduced machines for tais work, and reducgi
tie rates eE piece work. As the women could
CRY earn tWo-thirds OF their former wages,
t.ey struck.
AND STILL ANOTHER STRIKE.
The opeTa'iyCs in higgins carpet factory, in
thls city, 100 In number, struck yesterday
against rt auction OF WAGES
TRE BJ lis AND BEARS TAKE A REST.
In Consequence OftEe funeral Uf VI SyOr II ave-
meyer, there Will he no regular session OF the
stock exchange, and the exchange Will clcss at
y o'clock Saturday.
A $4,000 FAILURE.
John r. Seymour, a wholesals crockery
d' sler, has failed. HIS liabilities are estimated
at $4,000.
BOOTHS TBRATRR WAS SOLD TO-DAY
ny order OF tue supreme court in foreclosure.
The property wss bought by Oliver AmCs, OF
Boston, fo1 SjSi,0Jo, subject 10 mortgage Of
$4,000.
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hKMARkABLk UCCURRRNCE AT NIAGARA
FALLs.-The Buffalo Express tells the follow
ing: On last week Thursday gentleman from
Rochester was driving about Niagara Falls, and
while on Goat Island, nearly opposite tue place
where the painter fell of from the bridge last
summer, be noticed that large rocks in the bed
OF the river were entirely dry between the
bridge and the first OF the Sister Islands where
the waJer usually Tushes on two feet in depth.
The R0ctesteTian proposed to walk across u
the island, but the driver objected, and then
decided TO try the feat himself which he did
without wettiDg the sOles OF his boots. TGIs
was never accomplished before, and tWO days
afterwards several feet Of hurryng waters
covered the spot. IL is supposed that a strong
northeast wind which had prevailed for several
days set the water back-fOrced them ap the
lake.
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Affairs I'm Louisiana,

EESIGNATIOS OF JUDGE DURELL.
NEW YORK, December 3.-A New orleans
p-cial 70 tie BeTGiI states that Judge Dureii
has sent his resignation 70 the President Gs L.
S. district Judge. 1t is said Walker FeSrn will
be his successor.
KELLOGG sBLLISG BIS PROPERTY.
The same special says Kellogg is negotiating
fer the sale OF all his property in the state.
A NEW COMMANDER WANTED.
1t is now reported that efforts ere making to
have General Terry, OF Conn, placed in com
mand In Louisiana. instead of Emory.
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GOVERNOR KEMPBR, of Virginia, sent in his
messa age TO the legislature yesterday. He re-
commends the refunding of the state debt in
IhIty year bonds at four per cent. gold interest,
and the establishing of a state currency. He has
a good word to say for the central water line
transportation scheme, and confidently sntici-
pates that the democracy will come into full
possession of all the branches of the national
government, and then repeal or amend the en-
fOrcement laws.
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RkPBEsBNTATIvR-ELEC WHITE, OF KEN
TUCEY, SHOOTS HIS LATE DEMOCRATIC OPPo-
MINT DEAD a special TO tie Louisville Cou-
TieF- Journal from Mount Sterling says: It Is re-
ported that John d. White, Republican Con
ressman-elect from tie Ninth KentuCiIy dis
trict, shot and killed Harrison COckerill, his
Democratic competitor IN the late election. in
Estel county, Wednesday. The canvass be-
tween the two men was very bitter and personal,
and few days since COckerill published a card
making very severe structures upon White. II
IS pTobsOle that this card preciyitated the diai-
Guilty. Estel! county is remote from telegTaphic
communication, and the mails are very irrega-
iar. Ii is impossible 10 get further part!cd dlsrs
at present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-03

COLORBD MEN GOING TO LRAve ALABAMA.
a special dispatch to the New York Kepu 81:
from montgomery, Ala, December l. saws
The FIRST days proceedings of the contention Of
co!ored men favorable TO removing raeir race
from Alabama assembled in the United States
courtroom, having failed TO procure any other
suitable room in Montgomery. Philip joseph.
Of MOBILE, was elected chairman. Twenty
counties in the cotton belt were represented.
Able speeches. presenting the deplorable con-
dNion OF the cOlored people of Alabama, were
made, and various C0mmtjees appointed. Tue
address, which Is direct appeal 10 tue hearts
Of the northern people, I understand is now in
course OF preparation. \ lengthy memorial,
con tanning data that more than confirms the
horrible sufferiDgs OF fLe fieedmen, il slso
being repaired by committee. The c0nvsn-
ton adjourned f. meet It 10 O'Clock t1-mDrrOw
morning. The Ieeing to leave Alabama is
unanimous
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THE OUTRAGE upon the house occupied by
American missionaries at Latakia, Syria, by
Turkish soldiers, month ago, promised at one
time to be followed by serious results The
diplomatic corps at tConstantin0pie were already
atfronted and dlscontented at the proceed ogs
of the Turkish government, and showed their
TO other nations and the lOOseness with which
they have recently been observed. Minister
Boxers dignifed AID earnest representations
to the Sabine Porte procured the promise OF
redress and prevented the rupture which was
threat ned,
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Two SCHOOL BOYS DRowNED.-James Rus
sell and John y. BaIlwsy, aged respectively I3
and IL years, pupils Of school No. l, Hsverstraw,
\. Y, were drowned during recess Tuesday.
They, with a number OF other boys, were sliding
on q pond near the school, and broke through
the ice. Several men were standing on the edge
of the pond at the time, and might have rescued
them, but n ade no offort u do so. Their bodies
Rere racoYered abouf an hour afterward.
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Collision az Sea,

BOSTON, December 3.-The steamer ORR
entail; hence tor Savannah, has returned for
repairs, having run into and sunk the new
scLOnner Clara Cove, from HObOken for Chel-
sea. No lives were lost. The steamer had her
bow plates started and lost her jib-bOOm. She
" Ill be detained few days.
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BAZLIEE.-An"A "Alphonsist" writes letter to
the London Globe in reference 10 the journey of
Marshal BaZaine to Madrid. He writes that in
former days Bazaine served for six years unier
Isabella, and reached the rank of colonel in the
Spanish army. AT this time he has two Obi acts
in going to Spain. The nrst is to rejoin the fam
ily of his wife, who are resident in Madrid. The
second is to offer his sword to Marshal Serrano
''not as An adveaturer and soldier OF fortune
but in his quality ss q colonel OF the Spanish
army snxious to aid the legitimate government
in restoring order to the country Of his adop-
tiOn3
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SPICY DISCUSSION ON BAPTIsM-FOr the
past six weeks very animated discussion has
been going on IN the Presbyterian ministerial
association OF this city on the true nature, and
office Of the rite OF baptism. Mondays install
ment OF this discussion was quite as spicy aud
startling as any OF its predecessors. Que dis
putant seemed 70 think ''the authorities were
sll sefOgged." Another said that when he was
a boy "a minister would as sOOD have thought
Of going 20 the sheepf0d and baptzng tue
lambs as he would 10 administer 10 the child of
= noD-CommUDicant." Dr. V Nzndyke. OF Brook
iyn, remarked that some view OF baptism was
hat il planted the seeds of grace in the child.
III he believed that view be would seize every
child In the street and put 10 under the pampb
Dr. NanCYke, however, would hardly deuy that
process OF putting the child under the
pump" as be neatly describes IL. IL it did not
"plsnt the seeds Of grace" would at least be
erhcaciOUs 70 wash out the marks OF contact
with earthly things. Altogether, we are no.
surprised 10 observe that the association voted,
alter Mondays discussion, 70 leave Undecided,
and TO forthwith oiscoutinne, a debate which
only rtsulted in the disclosure Of difference OF
opinion on the subject winch may have aston
isbed some Of the disputan's themselT YES
EhtlddeIphfd Record.
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SUNDAY THRATRICALs IN THE WRsT.-The
Introduction of Sunday theatricals in Illinois
was attempted in Bridgeport by company OF
g6re cent out by Chicago managers as an ex-
pertinent TO test the feeling OF the public and
The authorii les, to he followed, II successful, by
the epenine Of their own theaters. The enter
taInments drew i'm mense audiences, but the
nolice suppressed them.
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A Terribly Fatal Endemic

LETTER FROM EN-CoNGRKSSMAN STOKES
ABOUT 1T.
NEW York, November 3.-A Nashville dis
patch contsins letter from eN-CongresSma an
Stokes written at Alexandria, sixty miles east
Of Nashville, stating that an epidemic like the
black fiux, which follows cholera, has broken
out there, and i've apparently healthy people
b 4 died in one night, while others we're dying.
The place is small, and the inhabitants are
diving terror striC ken.
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Smith Canning.

NEw YORK, December 3.-A Little Rock,
Ark, special states that Lieutenant Governor
smith and former Secretary of State Wheeler
have quietly left for Washington.
The ArkaDsss state senate yesterday passad
? memorial 70 Congress asking the repeal OF the
tax Oh Leaf tobacco.
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BosToE's PooR.-Boston is trying to decide
what TO do with her unemployed poor men this
winter. The establishment of free soup houses
is OPT osed in the common council so vigorously
as TO delsy an appropriation, and committee is
endeavorlDg to devise some better system Of
charity. This committee is instructed to con-
slider the feasibility of creating public work for
the employment of the idle, thus providing the
sort of relief that self-respectipg men may ac-
cept and that lazy bummers will not want,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-03

NoCNG FHtLApKLPHtAN ELoPFS WIN A
CAMDEN WIPE AND MoTHER-THE NaNCAP-
TURKD pN TIE sIsTKRs oF HIS yrCrlN
About ten days sgo young man OF prspos-
Sessing appearance made the AcQnki.lf ance of q
lady IN Camden, who e. the mOsher OF several
children, ana who, until the advent OF the mod
ern Don Juan, lived very happily with Ade-
voted husband. The personal attractions of tha
rdeltty % her spouse. aud ~ last, yielding 20
his solicitations, she left husband and children,
ard came 90 this CITY, where her paramour
found quiet boarding house, IN which she
would, a. he fOndly hOpef, be safe from pur-
suit. He, however, engaged 4 room AZ the
Merchants Hotel, on an street only seeing his
insmorats ~ rare intervals Last evening two
young, we'll dressed, and evidently cultured la
otes, Who Afterwards proved 90 he the sisters of
the frsu vile ana mother. entered the Mer-
chants hetel, snd inquired for the young gou-
teman alluded %. They were informed bv the
clerk ttat be was in his room and that thfV
con q see him In the psrlor. Thither they bent
their step, and soon aiter the gusuSpecfed vic.
tim appeared. Tie scene suddenly changed
Two pretty faces which 70 the clerk hal been
ST fmil6s suddenly became darkened WITH
lnCwus. Two lttlg right hands which a feW
moments before calmly rcposed ia their muffs
unt NYtCtedly drew from dark recrss two Cote
reviewers. The young man Was abruptly coll
ihrCc. The r6VolvcTs sntdcrly came lnto nm
pleasant contact With his head. aut te urzs or
derId in cool, determine tones 20 lead 'be wsv
20 the house in which the Camden b. IS waS
CITCCalJ5- Tor . moment be hesitated. but the
cod chan hers of tvo reyUlvers stared him in
fbe fsce. ard he relu,tsutlv left tie hotel NTH
h-s fair CsItCrS, ara went With them 20 the
LOust ig VE'Ch he he'd laced his victim When
Vie brave Ettle women found themselves face
10 face with fheir fallen sister trey let - their
bold and allowed a sPddNr and \ wiser man tn
tiriu % rs hotel The Camden lads r. .urncd
to E,r home last evtr' 'Dg -ffi-. Press. ft.
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Hawaii and suIte visited the board OF brokers
this morning, and will attend q concert to-
night.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The train
leaving Ply mouth, n. H, at $40 O'Clock yes
terday mcri ing, ran of the track this side of
woodv;lie. One p passenger Car went over an
embank meIt. Fred. Brown, brakeman, was
instantly killed, and several other persons we re
seriously Injured, one or two OF whom, it 10
thou ght, call not survive.
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A CANDIDATE FOB TIE GALL ows.-At Min
cola, Long stand, yesterday, the jury IN the
case OF Lew 5zrvis, indicted for the murder Of
Samuel j. ones, at Oyster Bay, june n, 1873,
found ,he prisoner guilty Of murder in the nrst
degree. Albert jackson, who was Jointly in-
dieted with Jarvis, wae then placed on trial.
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A S35O.Os TyphOOn.

NEW YORK, December 3.-A Kingston, ia
Qaica, letter states that the dsm9ge on the
island by the late typhOon reaches az least
%25p Goa
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0"The Dark Girl dressed In Blue,D is Miss
Kellogg's latest banjo solo.
@The park commissioners Of Boston advise
the construction OF series OF parks ali aroun3
the city, connected by wide boulevard. They
also propose sanitary water park In the Back
Bay.
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RsnLOW'S GALLERY
L Il - X A X T 3

I22S PENNSYL EANIA AVENUS.
Just arrived, a sDlc-did cOIlectioz % ESGRAV-
ines bDd POkCEEAlNE PAINTINGS, and fancy
Elit sud velvet Frames.
ALI, nus selection Cf FkENCH PHOTO
CRA PHS. fCOu modern psIntinRs.
FT-LCh GILT C1apels, with fold NJ doors, for POr-
ceIaiLes snd Photograph
Esw g eds received d2lly for the Holidays.
T-er
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LITTLE BETTER THAN MURDER. - Frank
Wilson, Of l66 Broadway, the boy who was
thrown from q train of the South Side railroad
on Monday, and whose legs we're broken, died
late on the same night Just before HE death
he said that the brakeman, George Austin
kicked at him, and in jumping from the train
to avoid Austin he tel under the wheels.-N.
d.
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A PAINTING representing the discovery of
the Hudson river is being placed in position to
day in one Of the pannels in the we { side OF the
hall OF tue HCuse of Repre- reSeutatiYCE.
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FESTIVALS.

4 CHA al a : 20. y t, ~ A Al SEhI Tor beHeIt
ALTON, CONSISTING q TAsleau1 and Music, will De
fe'c Al ODD FELLOWS . VI ALL December : h
src Qth, TUESDAY and "WEDNESDAY EYEN-
IESs. Tickets so Genus. For sale s. Mstzsrott's
and Warren Chcatss. dec3 g.
TI'FE LADIES OF UNION CHURCH, 10th st. +,
II viii hold Festival N the Lecture Room Of the
church, gn "WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and
FBIDAY EYEEINGS Of the preseat week. OYs-
ter supper viii be served each night. Beautiful
EsrCy Articles can be secured 81 moderate prc IS.
This Will Be hne OppOItuuity TO buy your ChTist-
Presents. cecl-3t~
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The Edna mean Proctor Sutt.

BRooKLYN, December 3.--The only proceed.
ing in the Edna Dean Proctor suit 10 day was
rhe Supporting OF a large number o. witnes-
Sss.
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WARRINGTON IHEArlik COMIoUE

MONDAY November -, every nisht and Wed
a y a-d Saturday fIalInees. EagagemsEt OF che
Ce't Irateu ND1raCtUT CJnedl4Gs AID YOcalisis-
Only siN and Tel. Years Of age, TH I CAV
IHCbHES- Y asser HerteT. aud Little Joe. Ia
gagf7eot cf trs dash-ag 5 JnR- snd- Darce Ladies
ard TerTsichJrs-L artists. Miss Bella Cord N,
MI INNS 1Truusn- Las week % the b sst artists
IN The profession, Miss KfEry Brooke, MIR. Billy
Asht rCit, Miss &zgEis Gray, MeE5Ts iSrten AID
SacisT. PC pUag emission, Is cents, = cents and
r rs "a nOT.l-6tr
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GFANO PkIZE CONCFHT

~ AT LISOOLN Ill.
THT RsDAH kNzSIkG, Unt &IBER 5, 1874,
For the B-ue flr ,5 tn
CBF3AE BOYS OF ST JOSEPH'S ASYLUM.
so PfiLrr, T1ckcts- 8 a.
PrizAs-I Gold Eusme!ed Diamond b sck Hurtinz
Lever Lady : Watch, - ssrst, size. Lsdy'S cold
HunfinF-Ca=e y afCh ard Chain, Siul; OIL Paint
irg, VI rDipg IN the TroBtcsl $50; LAdy's Lace
SEAy ], S15, ] Madonna, S25- l EeRaat ChrOm',
So. FsuIy Bikle, S2t- Lzdy = Silk shawl, 8 -,
and ether rTiZa
Tickets 20 b had the Asv IuGl. street: Al IT.
Erosuau : BoCk CksfOrt, street, - b; also, At
Tne door on The evening Il the concert. Drawing
fCistey Af'eT The CECtTt. Prizes given a. tao
Asy IuT1 EIiGsT mon iU & A. lO O'c'ock sct3j-4s
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n HARRY DONEHUE,

COST UNER,
4gs IITH sTREET, HLABE
Few and neatly htted-Up PaTlors and Show-rOoms
sli d0Ebly-incressed stock Cf
NasqueFade aud Theatrical Costumes.
cCupFisiug several hundred new aud costly Dresses
tCg.th her with every variety Of COstuue-LadIes'
Cent? and Children 's-fOr
NAkQUk BALLS All FAkTlES,
PRIVATE ID EATRICALS,
TAELEACA AID Oh ECLhs' COSCEHF5.
p. E.-WiL a tEsrIUEh ErJw!sdgs Cf 0ur busf
ness, cevJte aTt ly9- % the wants ssd wishes Of
our patrons 6If % courteous aLd polite attention,
uable Chargas, and dspOstri 20 accCrynJ
AID please. We se-cCm fail 20 give satisfaction.
ocE4-3nu
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1HE sALR OF seats FOR the Kellogg opera sea-
sen commences day at the National The 4ter
and MetZerOts's music store.
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IIIKREAL REvBHUB-The receipts from th
source to-day were S3i6.5lS4i.
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Evesy evening cUziag O. e week a5d saturday sfte .
TBE LIaGAaD CGMEPY LoMPANY.
r. EOAhCE II AGAEU. ALfOE DCSHIhG
LihHkE. lyhl Is EIHuaED, sG32orsed b
Mr. GEC CEshbhE a~u cove -fIi con- pauV.
81 uca- ct TLes -, ~ > f+~1= il " 4sEingtc1 o,
III iast srels y ty-LE SPHINX.
", dUr7dsy Eyening-1HB ADMIRAL AND
LI1IL r LODBLEhINS.
ThDrrday EId FrfiaJ, n 81 time in " Ashlngton OF
Dums-' great piay- Ola n r
81 each E-s forU.aucc " - HORACE LISGABD
viii -ppeaT in seiectl-ls Of brs lUitablG Sketchess
IN lIch De- - without q pser.
ACmfssiOE -, 20 ard IS certs Rsso-ved places,
. cer ? e-fr Orchestra stslts, 81; to be nd -
Box Once aud bred Adams pJv3 TT
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OFFICIAL RECoGElTIoN.-The P-esi1ent has
recognized Nicolai Sonnichsen consul Of Den
mark at San Francisco
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kellogg Grand English Opera.

lONDAY EYENIGG DecemberT,
IL TRDNATORE
TUESDAY ENENIkG, December =,
II - Appearance IN tws ye - Cf AmeTiCA's taTOT-
NIB. VILLA CASTLE,
In TfCtcw charming OJtTa Of
NARNHA.
NEDNES DAY ENENIHG, nCcember .,
LUCIA DI LANlMEH IOOH,
THURSDAY kNkNlhG- December 10,
THB MARRIAGE OF FIG AR0.
FRIDAY EVENISG, December IL,
MaRgTANA.
sATU BDAI EXENIHG, December IL,
FAUST.
SkAHD hELLOGG MATINEE.
FUl ChOTGs aid Grand Orchestra.
II P. A. Pr EuIe Az. .--....- Musical Director
AZ eaie u Eeats c1uueuse5 Thursday, Decem-
beT 5, ct q. m At M-fZerOt. s Co.'S Mu-tc Store
srd Box Chce of Thes-er-left slde OF house 81
n -tZer0tI'S and n ght side at tn 1ter.
Rr-eryed seats according to location, II 81, 81
and S25. See circulars fOT fuB cast Of the Operas
a. FstZn-C-t's A. q AZ Box Office Il ThChfer- 30 O.
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CoCNT AREIM.-The London Spectacle, one
OF the most Yruaent and conservative of the
London journals, in speaking OF the rear rest OF
Count Arnim, says: There i sOmethiug rest
les and even feyeIish in the action OF u Prus-
san government in the matter which. AZ pre-
sent, II is quite inn OssiSlC & understand" ThIs
seems TO be tue general opinion OF European
journals, 80 fsr as can be understood from the
expressions ef the independent press. We
should Ike Mr.. Bancroft, Mr.. Med.ll, or some
other eloquent American fTisnjs, Whn have
been preaching 10 us recently about German
liberty" and tie similarly between German IN
stitutIOus and those or the United Sfstr., 20 ex-
PLAIN bow il - possible for IIee govern -neut %
deal with distinguished citizen a. Gsrmany
has dealt with Count Arnim. Bismarck l. also
pursuing his IoliCy and making war upon the
women. a recent dispatch from u us-er de-
scrlbes the trial Of certain Nestphal.an ladies'
Tor the offence Of presenting an "addres 20 the
bishop These ladies we're members Of the
Catholic faith. The bishop had incurred the
punishment Of the law, and they sent him an
address expressing their sympathy. The result
was that the court condemned one Of a sse la
dles-a Countess keichtenstetn-tOa a tine Of two
hundred thaleTs, or six weeks imprisonment,
and the other thirty ladies TO a fine OF thiriy
thalers, or three weeks Imprisonment. Ia other
words, for a Prussisn Catholic lady 70 say 20 a
bishop that she Is sOrTy be has been sent 70 iail
Is to expose herself 10 six weeks imprisonment
y. l. UfrdTd
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Coz. CHARLES n. TURNBULL, a graduate Of
West Point in 1884, and an important officer on
Gen. SheridIn's staff during the war, dei yes
ICTdaY mNrning al ROstDn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-03

a SUIT FoR SLANDER.-The issues raised in
the controversy between MIR. William Welch OF
PhiladelpF la, and the Commissioner of Indian
affairs are TO be brought to a legal test, a suit
for SANDER having been instituted against the
former by the latter. MIR. Welch, who was
formerly member OF the board of indian COM
missioner has, in published letters, attacked
the Gficial conduct of the commissioner OF In
dian affairs, and t1ese charges have Occasioned
the suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-03

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Commandsr 4. f.
jewell, ordered to the Naval Academy. En-
signs G. G. Calkirs and Wm. p. Elliott, 20 the
Pos Lstan. Passed Assistant Engineer Robert
y. Taylor, - the Manhattan. Assistant Engi-
ueeT Albert F. Dixon, TO the a TX COmmsn-
Ter John \. Howell, detached from command
II the coast survey steamer Blake and Or1ered
= the Naval Academy. Lieutenant Commander
GsoTge +. T. Wilde, from the CauOnicus and
placed on waiting orders. Lieutenant Charles
I. HutchiDs, from the navy yard, Washington
and ordered to coast survey duty. Lieutenant
John b. Briggs, from the receiving ship SABINE
and ordered TO the Naval Academy.