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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

ONE THoUsArD JUK0Rs FOR The B ECHER
tASE.-Mr. John LInkseY, ths Brooklyn COM
I'd se.OTer Of Jurors, has made full preparations
90 summon the f09 Jurors which Judge Nell
son ordered TO try ia the Tiiton- -Beecher civil
suit FOR damage. On Monday tbs ild -es Of the
city court ana the Commissioner selected 900
namGs from the boX, which is filed with the
slips hearing the names, addresses and bu 81
ness places OF between ten and twenty thousand
persons, whose names we're taken from JuS tax
SIS aid city directory IN August to do iury
,ruty lcr the ensuing terms OF all the courts.
1o-s.ay tue officers vii begin TO serve It's sum-
mOnsss, AID the 600 ju-Smen will be ordered
toreloIt on next Tuesday at 10 O'clock.-N. 7.
san, 3D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

IER TRIAL of Alexander Campbell G lss in
The United States circuit court Of Baltimore for
perjury began yesterday. The testimony viii
pe subsian tally the same as ths. upon which
CdderZook was convicted of the mqrder of Win
tiaiC Sect GOss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

ASrvaEF SEyTgzCE os ~ Army PAY,IA -
TE-..--A teie--a-. iron, = 80 F~aacisC5. Deem
Der ?. says. "Aassg EgE}-s.0H.wLo was recently
.TIsC ry COur, martial IA Portland, Oregon.
fgT UI.r- ZI.C!GsHt Dl 5000, Las been sentenced
70 be CashIfret. with forfeiture o. b4ek-aar
nj allowances. ssGa 20 he Imprisoned in the
State prl-on NJ 81 'uTI, y. y. UTt.3 the amount
.- returned The UgTisJnmeuti not 20 exceed
ten = carr
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Durey,,s Auecassor

New YORK, December A cispatch to the
Herald says Walker Fearn, who has been ap-
pointed DuTel's successor, IL a relative by
marriage, of the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

4 MAYOR 4 RRkSTED FOR PERJURY.-M W
LpiiHs msyOr Of Scranton, Pennsylvania wa.
yesterday arrested for perjury, on the complaint
ai -'nst ROsenthal. Ills honor waived an ex-
sIu.ra'lOII, and gaze bail for his appearance at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

NAVAL EERs-Lisut. L. Z. Logan, or y1sd
h Naval 'servstory, Washington, D. C,
lIth instant; EDsi igns AsEur e. Baker, Julius G.
Fry sI-an, Frank W. <sb5r ani 4. L. C1aHdalI
-st -ilds1'FWeD David Peacock aud ,Iybn
fslT-aCTjL, 10 the Brooklyn; Lieutenant Con-
u-uCeT Charles II. Davis has reported his re-
-uIh home, having been detached from the
PeEs4c'ia on the 18Th 4It.m0, and has been
placed Oh waiting CrcerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04
RMlstlCMI MOTOR.

JEe Democrats OF Philadelphia held q - AL
IueF last night a. tie Continental hotel. IA 81 .t
cifN, ~ celebrate ;:e recent Democratic YiCC0-
rse. Richard AK, tx mayor, presided.
ILe I6uHesseean. are beginning 10 get tired
Il a. johnson, anG Tie other night hi. auditors
81 went cut sna left him 70 detail his pnIlic
'afesf IRON Ei.Ss- alderman Up, 10 naugat bur
empty benches.
Judge HCaT, n giving bis views 70 his friends
lsTe, declares bis belief That the Cours5 OF the
- tt.-sslCLasetJs Republicans ia the late c7mDaigp
oas ei.ttf fC2iiy hiI'ra tAo caucus system ia the
politics 1t that Stale.
Arguments NtTa heard b. s0re the Wisconsin
aF4re board CT CzBUas-CTs yesterday on the
question - 20 ghcshsT q Certificate CE e!cC tiOr
hs@a he given 70 HcB.h, Republican. OF to
late, Democrat. - Tie Eighth district. IGe
orU.er received e Eaalgri'Y Jt TAO vs-gs Cast IA.
hs c.-trlct, Out tt5 county Canvassers of H01u
EH LT-y have NOS returned tue vote OF so pre-
-it"t, OF account Ui a eyed Informal ties. phi-
..ie JelHS omitted cate had MAJ aj)rity Vi
A; re-! Es-eA!h., u tie Arguments the STATE eau
Fzss.1s 1cclord the would award the ceTt.t ate
a-CyIaHG & -. rr,ur8s resolved }y -len. The
-"r'y' i-f E-tI VIII apply u Jn5 Supreme
CONT today Tor g Tau1sl-Is.
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Ikln aE.srarl.


EALItiroAss LtLcilbtE 4-glTEtufA BIKES, pg9i-
re, a. virginia. - consa4 Istsa, Eizs, Vest Sir-
.ir'es, II; A,TJn J1raI'nz -iXts, Old, 23 c., new
ic5 d'., sssc!ai ;ds, BIZ today.
Eh4stA"Es, Lfl-IaJoT :. - Cotton eA5iBr-nOt
IUnEa0!T LlEhcT-'cw uit1irgs, 1zMIHs. Flour
.Tiet aud stcaGs; prices Unchanged. Hbeat-west-
IN qotf; seuftern hr1ni ambss western, l2J61l ID;
no ga veEioIu. 25Gi Is, No. 40 ] u; fa r TO
btliGs a. rs, r. ecto1, Is red M.ry land I1JD
~, d. amber, io5aiI35i D. w-ite, IzUG IS Corn
I'Ee' "hlte 6. utuoTD. 6tg - yellow southern 81
CO, lXfd WSrrerh, ne8. o5. Oats quiet bUt nrre-
prices GLCiang'1 h!e hr-l epd unchanged. Hay
nli Hn1 nuc chsrge0. PrCFi'tu ions quiet for OF
-toChs- Pork UNCHANGED Bu,k Mests-Glrad lots
Ssh', o shoulders, - g7's cls.r rib siies, llGlt
D5.-L n ara scare e--si ,Gliers, l05z cear rlb
%estern steam, l4G;fl4; refined, l,1sGiL Western
Quite steady Ru1 IL iatr demand: choice tab, sid
s. d.. roH, &DG5. P, tc4 elu, quiet, 4gSGI95
N,dss cu!li st5ak UEh'; f-fr 70 PRIME Ri, i71fG
.at3, Atsky ii lnG seer sEgs- 4 n lUtt ttaiOf{
& sN J AK, IaCsT-5rr 4-Fi5rT qUlst ems uG-
uthseis heat fam al I9ist, corr scarce aud
NEw YORK. u cou.Icr { Stocks dnu. snsy,
:; fol j.; E-Azusel i4og, .55>. -1Jti, syg5. Coz.
-fT. merits tUii.
LoNDoN. Iscenher ;, u 30 7. n --C9usols for &C
csult, -, ETie, p 4G15
LoSI uS, Doe mu-T 4, : =. m.-E-5s. q E1Hl5
tuNI8S. DccalEket 4, =. n.--EGe ~.atG-r il
GGgg her, sC-day. PtlIT -4sra.ches qI tc rent ss
st q fEhECs 80 CerLiEta,
lcNION, DecCEbers, / ,. m The rata OF DIS
count "a oFen market trr 'rfB U5eaLh- bills. 6
Ter cent, mich Il gl6 bs the Bank o. EasI sId
Tht". The amount bullion gone into t!e Bsas Cf
England on balance TO-DAY IL tis0 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

- Gen. Dot, the American dwarf, died in
Paris few days ago. His coffin was eaid 90 be
about - large as an ordinary cigar box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

Z E@ = EEsET CITY tEUaCT Sc sNp ST The
-pyra sit-2iy ial'.-lsd u tGc effect that r "
@. : E.e.fsurEnEs "Jg la- I.E -1-re -s.e u Isl
1r1U Ju tt!sl before rha dorsey City Pre.bTfery
or certain lUUasaitr.es, was ac4 Quilted or All
-E. cHssges c. W Wednesday l.igat, is very ljgsly
o'aewGa- sLelraru.a, -7 the decision wlateq--
JEeE be y ss EaG- IL secret, each mem Der Of
He court being sworn rE silence GG the subject
-f-l 60 their wiyls, gnul the findings shall aave
TesH pat Ia writing and 3 q decision prymul "a
-C tLT1Jgh Tire #.diur oHi-er ut tfa presf1v-
cry. th' report q Glendsnning's acquittaI has
-rtated great deaf OF excitement in .Jsr,rv
City AID threats % violence 10 him. in tue event
tl L. ever as4iu attempting to preach there,
arc l. ace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04
II HAIRY DONEUUE,
COST CNER,

49, HE sTREET, EEA3E =.
\ su1 Ees-Ig rsE-J-g, Pzr-.r- al S-gE-ga.u-
ELd a 1O-s- -tl-Tt ssy- - Ga ,f
- sssUerade and Theatrical Cc-turaes.
conn rs-l- --7-r-' lll6rrl -sE .at s.-lF lrr-= g.
t.r-rrer r. eT1Ty vGrH-ty % O. sf...- .-..#ssF
g Pot 81 rFH On. IiTtr 's--tHr
Hs-cIE BALLS Ata FA--I-s,
Flis- -s "a raEE Al IS,
"a tESi ARD JLu E.lA. C1N-E.->.
F----Es-I lH1~.rgh zLy@ .-.-Es u CIR 5e-..
. 'F" --. '. '.. -- .t.- f. ..r - -' lz u
Fr-s 10. Tel f rF- .-L Pc -H+l.l... -- 80 d.
s-- ..-.. re srl-.-- tsIl -J give sa-.s.sc.ru.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

SUITS AGAINST TIE GOygRyneyr.-- The
jcIe'sCn Fire Insurance Company and twelve
1ihe rs. q New York, have commenced suit a
he J1i,ej States Circuit Cours t. recn-er froTn
Tie 9 vernment the amount collected from
upon accrued earnings, The point token is
thai the law OF 1850, with its sUbsequen. mend
ments le unconstitutional
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04
Judge Durel, Iuieryseueo

He SAYS HE IS a VICTIM % PARTY EXfGEHcY.
NEW YORK, December Judge DarelI, Who
rs now 10 this city, was interviewed by d F,lL me
reporter, by whom he is repI Iesentod a. saying
he was victim of party eXigeBcy, that tho
head ard front Of his Offending is tle literal
construction OF
TIE ENFORCEMENT ACT,
2 bad law, known to him as such, passed Sy q
republican Congress seeking TO perpetuste the
republican party, but which Lie ound on the
statute book, and executed impartialiy. lie
gave in detail bis objection 70 the law as strong
&c its T0rst enemy could desire, and said when
rs unpopularity and inexpediency had been ex-
Icsec he was deserted By those wto passed it,
ant by them accused OF having oYersteppei his
authority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

TEE CIVIL EIe EEs BILL, which IS second on
tle Speaker tat.e, viii not hs pressed for ac-
ton next sees. a. las been asserted. General
Butler, Who hes charge Of the bIl. SAYS that
before doing s5EtbiLg he sill cell e meeting of
@ HI-U-, st3 fat.hfu'ly carry oUt-'be i--.rIs-
fl,..- gwen L-Ii ,'y that Crmm.-t-e.- EJr5. C9,.
y ]. P.sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

ALARANA CLANS CoyvIssI0s. The court
Of commissioner Of the AIsbe.-a claims met
in It's ci'y y-sJsr rLay. IL ...~-.c auue OF At
OTneys and claimants was ua,te sgTge. The
calendar, rmHJa X etJ rI-ts, Na- called over
ahd notices Of o"murfeT7 in = large number
were entered by Eir. Lrg...al-. c1u.- Sci tor r-.
GOV rTmeH-. IH5 cOuT- has entered lp1u IL,
-e->tou iJE the lteE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

INTaEShL RzvsYUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S4-G.71o 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

.loFs Z. YoUTo. son OF Joseph Young. eldest
brother Of the Mormon prophet, has been ex-
comm Z uDicated for waging a newspaper war
agsiGst The Utah hierarchy. The detection OF
blood relative OF Brigham Young creates con-
siderable excitement among the Mornous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04
S,ANILLE's NAEIuNAL rHEArER,
heiI0gg Grand English Opera.

rE O.. d Has -. - ............. Director.
MONDAY EVENTNG December Z,
ILTEGN ATDRg.
TUESDAY E\ESINS c. ItceElhsr =.
arttsEaLcc H. i've years u ELIerirsfs aver
its Tenor.
y 2. WILLIAM CASTLE,
l. 7 tCr'- CLaruigF o. era Il
M1KVHA.
NEEN ESE III ~ EsINO p-CeHihe! q,
EtCIA DI L6 ~ " Ek dsUS,
EE TUESDAY kFESibtf l'a.s uIGsr o,
THK VAR FtGE OF GIG AGB.
FkIrAh sN6NIhG- Dsc-TlteF II.
VI ERtTANA.
SAIU EDkY ENENFSG, December IL.
FAUST.
SAT EEA GRAND hsLIUG3 y Atm :.
r. tnorGs AID Grand U-~L=s'T4-
= p =. = El-- 4 ...... ..... IL .iCat Director
- >s'- 81 etarz com -ueU=es Tuu~scsJ, Bera-r
b+r g. 81 q at y s-ze~ott = 20 = Music St1re
So E.N Once ~ Thea er--'af- si1s Of house o..
D ~ -~a-f. sr- rlCht -I4r AT I n strr.
l..-t-Fel Eats. eccDrdIlg O. 4TCALi1nt 81 s.. p
So $40 See circulars f-r full cast II tl- gFs- g.
=. a,t.-I.tt a. a-l AZ Box Ci-o u Tcesger. u5t :.
nPEEA LIEEETTOs. save 20 Gents
~ bUiy correct $40 CsuIr5-Ie edition
Pr. cui5 Cents. Prise, Q ly 3 . C-Et-.
sa.- tJ : Kills < Co , 93T PeE1sYl-
varIe sy-uu- deco -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

TEE AMOUNT o. national bank notes received
at the Treasury to-day Tor redemption f0ots NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04
HAaLVN'S GALLEEY
+ ! = z a n 7

1-%s rEfNo ; 4 "a ia AgbN ( g
tGet Grri ---. q srt-r-Ii ca.s-rft1r u gHTR v
INt- an POS SLAIN PAIN iIEGS, sg4 Fancy
Fltt s-L yels-t Fr-f-r
ALL = ne -.4-Lt-"G Ct EREkCu PdrTO-
G. tE "a =. t.Cg -l-dnr- Fel-ttlr-.
frs-cr Z o. t.rp.-r With Z. l-.-G doors, Tor Psr-
C. .E-E IS .r. Et.-ssr-r l--
Ecg 2 ..s received -s-.g ,s- tls HsFtz.s
fg-E- s.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

tEE a2fOE House SPA RED.--Wm. A. Astor
ca- leased the Asr0r house, New York, tor a
ivFfh a. I've sears o. ". u. Schenck, WiO viii
-dae itssess.On about January /. Ii was at irSt
.E-thute 10 change the entire building into
"i-ces. but Sr. AstOr being ays-se TO anV raii-
rGt charges IN his property TOR the present. he
.tc-cet L reiet the building for hotel PURPOSES
~. L.e ITeiImlnarE plners have bee drawn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04
FESTIVALS

4 CHhklI1 LNT1kTAIS1KHT for bsne5t
- 4 the McEEE's CHsISTTSS ssS01I.
stl' e,[sls, rs = L.e.r.UI aud Music, viii b.
n . - OIp FELLOW s. Hall. Der.r,t- ? : n
40 stnL TUESDAY aLd WEDNESDAY, FVEN-
lSt- T.cEets 30 Gems. EJr s4.e a. N .tzar - !.
- = - -. d-cs .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

TEE BRIrIsH ARCTIC ExPEpITIas-Captaia
Geo. :. Mares, now in command OF Her Msies-
ty's chip Challenger, has been selected TO COM
msId the expedition to be fitted out by Great
Britain Tor explor ations in the Arctic regions,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

NJ" NAEIoSAL BAEEs.-Tha Comptroller
OF the Currency has authorized the following
named banks 10 c3mmeuys business First Ma
uo1al Bank, Sid ieport, Ohio. capita. : 100. 100.
tiist National Bauk. NH-ric1.io, tu.Iaua, cap
rai S5I,e'a - HoHsi Bank. Union tyucgv.
MorEaEEa-L &. ..u.- ~ u = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

A. JAsr.-Eara e.u E. Coab, Internal rave
Tue supervisor, to-day tend rel lls res .gaa.ou,
o take eject 1t once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

PROFESSOR MARCH aud bis corps of scientists
have reached Cheyenne on their return trip
from the Black Hills country. They bring tw 0
tons Of fossilreInains, but no gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

AL QUIET oH TaE ARKANSAS -Ey-G ov-
e-uoT Rector, Of Arkansas, has arrived & re,
and ?, ports that there IL not the lsas. sign og
disturbance IN tie STATE growing 81. CT Ic.
Smiths claim - The soy-TloTshiP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

SToREKEEFgBs APFoUSTEn.-THa following
internal revenue stcrekeeTers were appointed
to a..-AudTcw &oCaupbeu, Itu district OF
Kentucky Rufus b. SegseY. james T.. Sa.l "A,
AID George !. Dunn, Al district o. Eeuruc ly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

STAT4 IT THE CESvr$ g. Ar-'T..a Safe de-
iaItmsHt has received of. sIaL information that
5le spanish EuvsruIaeut aas au.-o. .s.s,I A com
a. ss.o8, az the head Of which IT, S.ror CAS-
.eilar, TO represent Spain s: tAe American Gen
tSIuEai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04
aDD FELLOW s. HALL.

ONLY THBEE aORE NIGHTS AND sATUR
DAY MATINEE.
tH8RzES ; Wac SNDY'S
L EfEERSICJE I'D ETER iED COMEDY COM
PANN.
Admission 3s ceTts; Bsseryel Seats s. cents;
GtEIsIrI IS cents. dcc2-ft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

THE CAEIHRT met at noon today and was
still IN session VIXEN our report c.o..d, discia,-
tng the Presidents message. All tie Cab act
ministers are present. The Prsstd-ut h.s To-
y't completed his message bat L3,,-s . do 20
between now AMI Suaae. MOI ming
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

Euss5s src ViD1-s P0CEECBuoEE
ELssia sUG Vienna C44. letter WALLETs
MATCH BCNzS.
aIGEE CASES
kis.sat PORTFOLIOS.
NistrISa CARps, AvEyCEAlS, CREsTs.
q ar---tl- styi-.
nOHUs'S B3JKsTORs,
rcT& r. lOIs Pear syivsuia Aveu.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

ISCEEAsED FACILITIES BeTwRRS New
IoLE AND EAsHiNsTuy. - Tie Postfnas ter
General b-s Lot ordered a CORES spcndrHca Wit
ths Ia-sToaf con rauies with y.oE OF pvft.Hy
'u tTa additional mails between this cI-v a.uli
NeS York, AZ = % be - PrO posa,' ~ 10 th1s
ar II I" pas or = -ya4eG pouch for PatlaIsI,h =
E1t N-~ kort Oh the train that leaves her. q
1Is Clict c14y. Nnen be was last in Saa
faEk NUN Der OF bus:ness men anf Representa-
Usc~ ~ Tire TEers Gs-cs,ad tHa. =. 20 ? rCl-zr
Noafi tr Cf great p-nt II an atysu-azs 70
t'Ff.. and On tsrlus5 70 their sJg..eztJors ne L.
y. 10 r t0 r5T tie experiment. The question or
aCal---ua- mail service u gst com. u hereafter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

CHANCES II NAVAL ACAD7WT RITES
TIE Secretary or the Navy has Il a6s the tol-
losing ehsnses in TIE regulations VI the rs val
academy.
The aunusl exam nation Of sl cadets viii
commence on the ltth of Juue instead o. tGa
l'th ot Aay. The effect OF this i to alys the
c as-S- mere .ims 10 get through the course.
The acsdg mic year VIII begin o.. the % \ or
~cus-Ls hsr Instead OF the ~ ~ October. The
-f.-rf ct tbs l. 10 shorten tie practice cruise
-.i. ca j. considered unnecessarily long. An { 10
Z. - ~Gr5ts~uai tiIlC % study st tic aCaGerIv.
lbE tN tEE'Ha-tou o. czr1fta~es for adm S-Ipn
-s cadet u.1-hipWeU VII take 1 ACE on the 2l-t
y sf me f:>rfza uI b-tEtLu rba p ard !5-h o.
juIe, AID or the l5tG ~ % ptcmter instead OF
9,S~e-h tlH = b A1tS}lh % SepteIE Der.
lie eNaI1iIst.u1 of CsIf f..es .,r sd mis- siOn
- cadet engineers viii take pace on the Oh OF
SrPfrm1et instesf 81 between tue i5.A AMI f1th
oi Sc 3 tS iub her, - formerly
be changes rendered necessary ny the
change an rbe CONNIE nceuIeut or the acaianare
year VIII Iacilltars the examination for All mis-
s.Oo AZ there are ample facIntlss for condnetInS
is IN a Day or two, instead of extending /. over
3 ssek OF ten dave.
When these days fall on Srnday tia exsmIna-
ton viii take place ON the Monday l0lla owing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

FFEsIDET~str APPOINTMENTS The PEST
lent has ag30tLle. n. y. 3. Edger.sy, Of New
HanFE'rc, g Centennial commissioner slbs. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

sCHILLKE q rIShaRD
- ~ hOLkSALE 4 n Stall UGGISTS.'
eIccess1rs e. DT. DsA'I 3. Clarke s. Go,
n1E eoIm 4I9 Penn sys., bet IA snd sIn IS.
NAATCHzs, CLUChS and JEWELEY re.
w PAIRED IN the chss pest and bo-f mao -
rer. NCFk called Tor and delivered with0pr fJH1
extra charge. eatizfaction guaranteed sS.x
JOHN J. USsWOETH-
nCyzS>lHs TN and streets southwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04

',SsTRUCTIoN AND hFPAIIsIS TIE NAVY
Alr. E@u-con, cLi5f Of the bdresu Of cOlstrlc-
.irA and repair, bls submitted a very brie, an
uU-l report 20 the Secretary CT the NAVY. His
---.I-ase- Cf expenditure " blS bureiu for the
IeXr fiscal ytac include 81 SgG iur tie Wsshing
.gn Iavy yard. IN CCnc.ndiug his report ar
1ausCau says. " The only vessels 4da:tsl J0 the
ssIy ce cglir-t by act OF Cor Eress 10 be tanned
oS-E 20 tie cities OF New GOIk, ,5t1n. -iti-
CCEe. art san Francisco Tor nsurisaI school o.
.f>uucIou are sailing vessels u war W-ici.
cave required extensive rep rs. Z ne cost gi,i
.e cutie Lity thousand dollars 20 eseG vessel.
80 as tist expenditure = As Iot TT7vl led flr in
ne estimates an appropriation should re " sde
q r nbUrss The annual rspeE5.tu-g- Of r5pL.rs
~ ,LL LaFy 70 tie amour, JbIs used"
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$3.50

Will pay for New Subscriptions to this
-. from now t, Jan. lst, 1876.
The Governor has issued bis Thanks
living proclamation, ordering it on Thurs
day Of next week,
Several good locals nrc omitted for
xant Of room.
C. M. Osgood of this town lately
aid bull calf manths old which weigh.
cd $50 pounds. Price s26.
WI. Paul will commence dancing
..boo, at the Union Hotel next Monday
evening.
The Winter term at our academy
will commence on Wednesday, Dec. I'd.
The carload of apples DR.. Randall
has 50 long expected, arrived yesterday,
and he can supply those who apply early
at reasonable prices.
We are under great obligation to
Rev Mr.. Parkhurst, who so ably occupied
the chair editorial during our absence last
week. We presume our readers will re-
c,et that we have returned.
H. W. Stowell has bills out for a
turkey shoot to transpire near this village
on Wednesday next.
Tho work of laying the iron is being
delayed on account of the non.reccptlon
of the rails. But three boat loads have
probably arrived at Burlington by this
time, aud will be here in season for the
company to get the train into Jchuson on
time. The track is now LAID to opposite
the residence of N. Mcfarland.
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SlO1pe.

Store.
The graded school closed Friday
Nov. IS. All the teaehers connecteI
with the school seem to have given gener-
al satisfaction, We presume that all the
pupils made good progress in Their studies
Parents especially, and citizens generally
ought to exhibit more interest in our pub
lie schools. How do parents know whcth.
err their children arc making that progress
that they ought to make unless they &C.
casionally visit the schools?
The school exhibition came oft Fri
Gag evening the 18th inst, in the Town
Hall. The room was we'll filled with men,
women, girls and boys and one baby. Dur
ing the first part of the evening several
determinations and recitations were well
rendered. The young lady who recl'ed
the story of "Ichabod Greene" did very
we'll indeed. and the piece entitled there
are no sects in Heaven" was well spoken.
The dramatic part Of the exhibition was
quite interesting as an amusement.
From report VIC should INFER
that the examination Of teachers who IN
tend to be connected With the schools OF
the town the coming winter did not take
place according to notice.
Snow visible on the mountains. Air
cold and invigorating. The prospect for
cold winter favorable.
The ladies of this town will meet IN
the Vestry Of the Congregational Church
Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 18th, to sew tor
"The Little Wanderers Home" located in
Burlington. Here will be grand Oppor-
tunity for doing good.
judging from the large number oil
teams in front of the stores from time to
time, we conclude that trade is brisk, that
the farmers are making their winter puf'
chasos and that the merchants are making
1T may be, their fortunes Why is II
NOT just as well for people to encourage
home trade instead of gying out of town
Clarence Larson has returned from
Obcrlin College where he has been giving
attention to the art Of Tolegraphy and
Elocution.
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ALpin Perham's Estate.

STATE OF vERMONT.l In Probate Court held
Lamoille District, IS. lat johnson within and
for said District, on the 9th day Of November A. D.
1874.
An instrument purportng to be the last Will and
Testiment of Alvin Perham late of Cambridge in
said district, deceased being presented to Courtby
Harrison Warner tho Executor therein named, for
Probate. 1t is ordered by said Court, that all por
sons concerned therein be notified to appear at q
session OF said Court to DO hold at the Probate Of
Ace In johnson on the both day Of November A. D.
1874, add show cause, II any they have, against the
Probate Of said will, for which purpose It Is furth
or ordered, that copy Of the record Of this order
be published three weeks successfully in tho La
moille New sdealer printed at II de Park previous
10 said timo appointed for hearing. BY the Court,
So Attest, 8. 8. PIKE, Register.
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Orange Bai.ey's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court,
Lamoille District, IS. held at johnson in
said District, on the 18th day of November A.
D. 1874.
Seth II. Peck Administrator Of the estate Of
Orange Railey late Of Wolcott in said District,
deceased presents his administration account for
examination and allowance, and max s application
for decree of distribution and partition or the
estate of said deceased. Whereupon, 1t is ordered
by said Court, that said account and said applica
ion be referred to session Of said Court to BIO held
at the Probate Office in said johnson on tho 3rd day
OF December A. d. 1874 for hearing and decision
thereon And it is furthcred that notice hereof be
given to all persons interested, By publication Of
the same throo weeks successfully in the Newsdeal-
or a newspaper published ut Hyde Park previous
to said time appointed for hearing, that they may
appear ut said time and place, and show. cause, II
any they have. why said account should not be al
lowed, and such decree made. BY the Court.
Attest, SIS PIKE, Register.