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TIE YoNKERs CoRPsE MYsrKeT-Aa rasr.
pected ftHGis 70 the Sad 4g9ir- DeakA a. LsngtL
Ctdints ftS Osca.-In the case OF Bertha Muller,
the little girl AZ lonkers. Westchsster cOanry.
who, II was supposed, dieden Wednesi iag night
last week, as already set forth in the Herald
the question az 10 whether the child wa really
alive or dead Lac at length been somewhat un-
expecteoly decided In favor OF mortalitv apd
The grave had claimed It's kindred earth. Yes
terday morning, being the sixth day since the
Little one vas pronounced dead, naked
change was observed by the watchers 70 over
spread tie hitherto perfectly natural appear
ance OF The lace OF the corpse, which in a short
uIDe left no room 70 doubt that the process OF
decomposition had commenced. The melan-
choly discovery was without delay gently con-
municated 10 the sorrow etric ken parents, whose
oyerweening hopes for q contrary res at pre-
vented them from At first believing the dreaa
lntelhgence. The inevitable process OF decay.
however, set In so rapidly that I'm q few h0ars
the body emitted such an offensive o1or a
render Immediate interment necessary. a
cordingly, at an early hour in the afternoon
the casket was closed, and after the Rev. Lea
keonig had read the simple yet touching barlsl
service of the German Lutheran church the -
mains were taken 70 st. Johns Cen eterv AMI
there buried In the presence OF q csncourss OF
sympsthizing spectators.-N. Il. Hsrarf I6fh
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The storm.
SNOW AND I


9NOW AND RAIN IN Nav YORK.
NRw YORK, Noven Der 2).-SnOv fell here
for short tine this morning. buf iU soon turned
To heavy northeast rain storm, which con-
uuues.
HEAVY SHOWS II TIE WEST.
OMAHA, November 21--The recent snow
storm was much heav eT on the Overland route
west of Chicago, than here. aud a snow block
ade on the railroad Is feared. The Western
Union wires, VIII ich we're prOstra,sd temporarily
by the severity of the storm. are again IN good
working order 10 California and Montana
THEE INCHES OP SNOW IN CANADA.
PORT COLBoRNR, ONT, November 20.-Three
inches of snow fell last night, AMI IL is stiIl
showing.
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A $4,000 Inceadiary Fire.

NEW YORK, November 21.-On Thursday
morning an incendary Dire occurred at X atO-
nah, Westchester county, y. Y. which de-
stroyed the building known as the Old Hotel
which was unoccupied, and A. +. Ayery's
store. Loss S25 coo. Other losses are Deacon,
restaurant; Henry Smith, drdggist; Albert
Lyon, carriage factory; Fleming, blacksmith
shop and other tenements houses owned by
Bernard Froons, valued st about s} 500 apiece
The total loss is ahont G lh on
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90 600 MAJORITY, BUT INELIGIBLE TO HnrD
OFFICE BECAUSE He is A DuRLIsr-The con-
sfitution Of Kentucky provides that any citizen
OF that state who has given or accepted a chal-
office OF rOfit or trust in the state. Thomas L.
Jones was elected clerk of the court of appeals
last August by majority OF SO, 600 or more, IL
cepted challenge to fight q duel, and the
board Of canvassers have accordingly declared
him to be ineligible.
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An ALARMTue 1xPLosTou occurred yoeterdav
Inn chemical factory in St. Denis, France. M
building Wae destroyed and the railway 0ta1ton
near IL hadly damaged. Three perscns Vere
down In the town WezV broken.
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A RIeHTHoUs SRrrsNcD.-At New York yes-
abductng two Swiss girls for immoral purpoees.
after trial lasting four days. were found Euiltv.
and fentenced to seven yeafs and ave years IN
the efato prifOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

FREBDMEN's SOCIETY M. E. CHURoH.-The
snpual meeting Of the Freedmsn's Society Of
the Methodist Episcopal church was held At
Philadelphia yesterday. A report gives the list
of schools established In different sections Of the
country, and says that of the 900 pupils in these
schools, more than ,00S Of them are preparing
10 Assist In the elevation of their race by to Ach-
ing school, or by preaching the gospel. Bishops
Bowman and Andrews made addresses at the
meeting last evening.
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ARR1sT OF MoRMou Brsuop.-A telegram
nom Beaver, Utah. says that Bishop William
II. Darne Wa1 arrested Ct his residence ae Par.
deputy Upitsd otateo naEu4al ,on q indict1enf
for murder IN connection With tho NoQn1nin
MEADOW WaUaoI0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

INTERPRETER APPOISTED.-The PresIden
has appointed David ThOmI son, of Ohio. inter
prefer to the legation of the United States a.
Jap1n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

The CASE OF Oounr voN ARurx.-Tae
Ksmmereericht Estate court for the considera-
ton OF government casos) has disalloWed the
protests OF Count Won Arnim against the re-
fusal Of the court, which released him from his
imprisonment, to refund him his frst bail ana
also against his second arrest. The Count is Al
lowed to take walks Of one hour daily in COM
pany Of policeman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

ExiLRD PRIRsTs--The French steamer
France, which arrived at New York cItv Wed
ne sday afternoon, brought six priests OF the Re-
demptorht Order, who have besn banished
and who proceeded to the residence of the Re-
demptorist priests, in New York city, where
they Will stay till arrspgements have been made
% to where they shall locate themselves
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"JrsTITIA," o. Lockport, \. Y, sends - on
account of the conscience fund, "a duty on 4 set
OF lace curtains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

CorsULs RECOGNIzRD.-The President has
recognized JscObo Baiz as consul general
Guatemala at New York, and Eduaito Gogorzs
ss vice consul Of GustAnsIs AZ New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

THR TRIAL OF the civil suit Of Theodore Til
ton against Henry Ward Beecher is set down
for the Sth of December. The criminal cults
will in all probability go over until next wear:
and should the civil suit result unfavorably TO
Mr.. Beecher, of course we shall never hear OF
the criminal charges again. The civil suit gives
admitting the letters of Mr. Beecher aud the
statements Of Mrs. Tilton aud others, All of
which the criminal suits would have excluded
There Will be no lack of material therefore TO
satisfy the yulturee.-N. Y Trihn1nc- III
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BODIES SWEPT AwAY.-Divers were st work
II New Orleans Wednesday evening removing
The cabin, in the meantime, broke loose, ana
the todies entaneled in II were, doubtless, swept
away. Among these are included the Kenpsr
wait, re-, SC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

TEB L. S. STEAMER PLYMOUTH arrived a
Ntw York yesterday from Newport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

A MAN WHO LIVED FFrEsa HOURS WITH
BULLET THROUGH HIS HBARr.ACouuty
tion yesterday of the body on Thomas Keeler,
who committed suicide By shooting himself in
Bsyonne on Sunday night. TIE ball was found
n the spine, after having passed directly
after receiving the fatal wound, and most OF
the time was conecious.-N. y. SEN, 1914
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REoDHE AD e. CO.

> EO DhE ID < CO.
AkE EOW OFFEKING
-rstei Bullion Fringe, zomsthiaR new
\ ~ La-e-, GJipETs Lsces.
velvet Allb-ns and Beaded BsIrs and Rsi.tne q,
popular prices, slso, -
bisss eiiss, isc. and 90. besutifuI Lyons Gro.
tffst4 J--f received a. 81 f5, worth : 7 rs
= iacel Fetvsts a. : sud Up, for TFimmiuss amt
bo-ncts- Orders for Coat Velvet will be take
eErpi vii be shown. '0
beav tliEl Ah-Sooi serzes a. SOC per yard
EiECE teshmeres double width T5s ana m
Trap lie Rte, : Z5 and CD,
-Umed all Linen HdLfs, l31.c snd Up
d les zut Paris X Ids &c. a. q sp buttons, ell
Can't u FisuEei best mskesl }, loo. and Up
AJtrCscCsgtn sEd fruit Of the Loom Cotton, l25sc
Call Euc e1a1 iue our stock.
BAODHEk ID q co.,
Cc,23-tr 1893 r street, between 18th snd 18th
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Two CHILDRxN BURNED TO DRArH.-In
Grtenporf, Z. l., yesterday, Mrs. Jones put two
Young children in cradle With Q pet cat. near
the fireplace, and vent about her work. ON
returning she saw that the cradle had besn
overturned. One Of the children W burued To
ton in the hot embers--N. y. San 1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFICER.-The Navy
department ia advised of the death of Chief
Engineer Isaac s. Finney, which occurred at
New YORK Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

The CATHOLIC QUESTION IN EsGLANp-A
LONDON telegram OF yesterday saws that the
object OF the journey OF Archbishop Mauning
aRd other Roman Catholic prelAtes to Rome Is
to obtain permission to pursue an indepe rdent
seek to restrict liberty of action Of the Catholic
clergy. IL rs stated that they viii represent 70
the Pope that they wish to respect the laws of
lations as are imposed on continental bishops
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NYTBRIous DrsAPPpARArcr.-

NYTlRIous DrsAPPBARANcE-r / %
siderable excitement in Skowhesa,t. 80 . :.
respondent OF the Press. over the o,sap5-.-rn
OF MI. Fairaraves, the gentle man WI, >, 7, r
tne factory JUST completed at that pla,e
ieIt Skowhegan BeArly i've weeks ago rpr \,
hih 70 guy me machinery for the a story a
TRACTORS OF bis family. He was a very d ae "a 4
perfectly honorable and Trustworthy and gr :.
y attached TO his family. IL is pretty gener.
oeneveo there is foul play as he had consider
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

ARRHsr OF a LArB CoLoRDp CAvpqpArp
ron CosaRnss.-n the late oolored
independent republican cssdidats for OoneFo0
rested at Oumbesland and held % ansUor the
eharee Of keeping his barber dhep opoa aetw
midnight On Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

circuit court et Richnond. Va. vs.ssras,
tee oeee OF 7. =. Brooks, late psssi0snt os d.
!aescaaa9 naetenai bank o. Pstsrsburs. tue
~ soeesSd verdict % guilty Of s1Ssssis-
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS MARKED DOWN.

4 49, NSS1~ I1hhALO DO " ~
LuI.I,s Eisek BJr-tsziD5, sIsJ, sI7s; worth 81
LuEiI Black Cashmere, slc., 81, sI2s, 81 50 and
- stsd-s Cashmere. s., worth = cents.
beaUliIi Dress Goods, reruee0 from 81 70 81 ceats
:. AlE4ers, - 70 - "
Nahairs. 90 81. IS, 81 cents aSt 81.
" sterPro,f,, -, : q, e. IS and Ell So
- Wei Blankets reduced from 90 TO SIS
- Ia,T- bid SoNsss - cents per pair, fOI price
EotfirEhsr Lscss, IS, A. 81, 81, Is cents snd 81.
sGpesIoT Cashmere Ter boys wear, 81, very caeap
Bet Prilts. - cents.
= fuil lie q Cloths, Doeskin aud Cassirneres
Lsdlts AID Gents Underwear AZ great variety.
LUTTRELL a. WINE.
n-vig = 1880 PA. eveLUe, CJrneS 2ith Z.
DtILY AhplTfuss MADE TO WHAT is
H NVw CUNGIDsREE a
FrEL S10-k or WINTER GOODS,
CoN'tsTISs Og
NAIKTEG KETs, Elaip and bsas-t
-Blacs Besle1 p IuHAlsE
so!t ollel BkESS GOODS, plain and tEiIied,
- 81, D. rev shades
NOT ESISG GOODS
hlcu b iaCk arc e. loved FILES
or. aTC GsruaI, ElNETS
~ h! Ne 4 kbE kW EAh
HAhDh kECH HIEFS AM HOSIERY.
HOJsEkEEPING GOODS.
TIE atrve Goods IN sue and medium qualities e.
csE FREcEs.
JOHs~. NtTCHkI.L
u0vlTht 93l PeuDsylgauis a7euua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

ALMOST A MuRpRR IN PnLADHIPHrA.
Jealousy Snpposed 10 be Ghe Casse.-Dr. w. 4
Wevill, Of No. 1914 South 80 street, Phiiaoe
phia, was shot by Christian Hansen. Al n
latter's houee, corner Of 4tn and Canal stree
Wednesday, and badly wounded in the NJ
PAN DIR. Wevll states that Hansen vas nv !,
to compel him TO sign . certificate as 10 the
isteDce OF Illicit connections between him !,
enc Mrs hausen. Hansen was arrested. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for
redemption, $500 ,002.
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were R322, ,2OD.93.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

PERsoNAL-Judge Poland, OF Vermont, is
at the Ebbitt House. '''' Among those regis
tered at Willatd's To- day are Hon. Washington
Townsend, NJ. O., OF PenDsyl vania; Julius Bien,
W. >. Best, and p. Is Delaney, New York; l..
A. Blglo8, Boston; W. b. Miller, Cape Nav;
Hon. J.. ID. Dudley, y. j., and l.. II. Kem5le
Philadelphia. '.'- W. w. Wiltshire. of Arkan-
sas, is at the Metropolitan. 80. Hon. A H.
stephens, Of Georgia; Gen. II. Ii. Sibey, of St
Paul, Mimi; Col. f. Nj. Mcdowell, tire as lrer OF
the National Grange. are at the National.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

THE ANNUAL REPORT of the commissioner Of
internal revenue for the fiscal year ending June
3Oth shows aggregate receipts from taxes OH dis
titled spirits and tobacco and from the sale OF
stamps were Sl02 GA 1868. This does not in
clude the money collected by Sauborn and
others on special contract. The manufacture
and consumption of distilled spirits have not
abated in any appreciable degree, although
there has been considerable falling off in the
revenue derived from the tax on apple brandy
peach brandy and domestic wines. Whisky
YIELDED nearly forty nine and abalt millions Of
dollars in excise taxes, while tobacco yielded
$50, ,242, ,si5 62. The total production OF tobacco
during tue year was 1S,4S,6s pounds. The
tax on bank deposits yielded SO 3s7, 100, ami the
sum of SO, ,Io6, ,Si4 was realized from the sale of
stamIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

THE MARRIAGE o Senator Jones, of Nevai3,
and Miss Sullivan, o. San Francisco, will take
place in that city sn the 25th instant. The cere-
mHny. ar the residence vt the parent of the
bride elect. will be as private a. circumstances
" I'D permit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

ADJUSTMENTS.
HAyEKLEY's MINsTRELs
AT FoRDv TONIGHT.
HOUSES CEOwDEp NIGHTLY.
CHANCE OF BILL NIGHTLY.
LADIES' MATINEE SATURDAY.
MONDAY NEXT, Mrs. II. b. CONWAY, in
Tom Tsyo = PIs, ,CLAsCARrY. movie
SAVIALE's NATIONAL rH1ATKK.
. U N ID a x
,vsaax ,sTs%Sil ss6 SHassgo 81 Gg9s9ERr'
GKASD 6hCHEsrR4.
Mrs. WILL CEoss,
Mr.. y. KsoOK,
nT. FKAEZ wALDsCKEB;
wAsHIE Ton fTS Sl' 'stEsasE6SERBUsD. tfssES
Admission. IS aud so cent. scared places Is cents
hdsns' curing the WeeK, aud ths latter place on
Sunday. Doors osen at 7:l5; Concert cJmmeuces
al : noyly
SAyILLE'S NAriONAL rnmArER.
- BkGIas AT O'CLOCK.
ENTHUSIASTIC REOE prIoN
oftha sreat Comedian,
MR. J. X. Z VI MET.
In his delightful peri ,rmsncs of
FRIiZ. OR, OUR COUSIN GERMAN,
in'r0dueins ssonG 81 b: wSp'sTfsl sPsSiaI,ies
Friday-Bereht of EMMETT.
Saturday sfternoon-Grapd FRITZ nATINEE.
Admission, rs, 20 aad rs cents; reserved places,
Is cents extra.
MONpAY. Novembsr %. DaiIy's Filth Avenue
TheateI COmrsn of New York, in he great play :,
MONsIEUR BLpHONSE,
prcducer with the most exquisite stsga sdorn-
ments ever seen IN W sshingiap. novlS tr
WASHINGTON rhEAERS COMIQUE.
MONDAY, NoVgMBER is, Every Night and
"Wednesday and Sa' UrGRy Matinees.
Engagement OF the young American Actor, Mas
drama of tbrtlinG and intense interest, entitled
FLASHES OF CITY LIFE. Eaesgement Of the
best, the most refined Of any sctsF yocssts
UpOD the sfsg5. EHssEsufut e tue great w5Dd n
of the nineteenth century, Prof. Mitchell, IN.
word-renowhed ttre King novlo-Bt'
pAkLOw's GALLERY
FIN x r IS
1929 PENNSYL VAYIA AVkNUE.
just arrived, a splendid collection oY EH9RAy-
Ihes end PORCEGAlhE PAIE1lNGS, and faocy
Also. fae lection cf FRrNCH PReTO.
GRAPHS. from modern psiHtiog=.
french Gilt J1Spsls. with folding oOlrs, for PO--
ceiaines and Photographs
New g DDS received dsiiy fOf the II JiiiaJs.
Cctl-5nn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

CHANGES OF MILITARY OFFICERs.-Captain
j. O. Ramsey, "a artillery, is ordered to Spring
field arpory On temporary duty. The resigna-
ton of Second Lieut.. Frank P. Reap, 10th cav
airy, has been accepted by the President, to
take effect November 18th, 1874. Capt. w. A.
Rafferty,, 9Th cavalry, is relieved from duty at
the military academy, West Point, and ordered
to join his regiment. Capt. +. b. Beaumont
4th cavalry, is ordered to West Point, in place
of Capt. Rafferty,. Second Lieut.. Otto l.. Hem
lst cavalry, is ordered TO West Point, To relieve
Lieut.. Rockwell, who is ordered to duty at
Springfield srmory.
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z Mn Z e h
70T HARKET SPACE.

(rhEAT ATTRACTfOS no PCCBAsx6s or
- DZf GJJHS.
v aier Prof tlSakiuE reduced from 1l25to al
Ter ysrt- All Wool FlSEneis a. 25 csIt=. OantSD
ialre's g. reduced PRICES. Blankets, Towels aud
-tles - Toe a. the i5Ee est. Bargains III Black
=. cLaTs b. 4 AlpsCas. always on hand BreSs
{ - m beautiful stylts and at popular prices
A. tsle-y aLe JlIyus cheap. Gall al
EMORY BAXTER'S,
oc-ai I'm 1870 Peur-ylvsnIa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

oteso. On kIhibitiss and asis Yszw No
srs ST. AT 1,S So.
AAhkhlfERH,
no. ass 1th street, bet Eeen and strse.s eis N
door above Odd Fellows Hail,
Ueo1ce Oh Paintings, Ensrsyings, Chromo., &c
Also, largest stock Paper Rsnsfnys, Window
elaces, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Ts.-
sel-i Kings, \ sils, &C., iu the Distric.
~ TERMS O.sB.
81 -PIess. remember Narls snd Humber, Jelly.
a LII KIEps OF GENrLEMEN'S OAST-OFF
"A WEARtEG APPAREis can be sold to the very
best advantage by addressing or calling on yUSTH
Gig d street between 6th and Tth streets north,
vest - kotes % mail promptly attended 10.
Cssh paio. iys-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

AMERICAN CITIZENS PROTRCTRD.-A dispatch
has been received at the Navy department from
Rear Admiral Almy, commanding the North
Pacific station, stating that the United States
steamer Saranac went to La Paz, Mexico, to
inquire into alleged wrongs committed by Mexi-
cans against American Interests that Soc
ton, and that the vessel WAS still there. 1t had
been found that the military authorities, unde r
authority OF one OF their judges, had sci zsd
upon lot or -four belonging TO American c3ti-
zens upon the ground that it was not d. for use
but IL was subsequently restored. The general
complaint was that Dumberless rObberies and
murders were committed, and no steps taken
by the proper authorities there 10 ferret out or
arrest the culpfits. The Saranac was to re-
main there TO protect American citizens and
their interests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

NAVAL ORDERs.-COmmande Wm, White
head ordered to the navy yard al New York;
Lieutenant George ". Coster to the Shswmut
eth December next; Lieutenant John q. Irvine
10 the north Atlantic station, Eth Decemb II
next; Master John u. Collins to the CanOnicus;
Lieutenant VIM. 4. Morgan detached from the
ShaWmut and placed on waiting orders; Mate
Walter y. Smith from the receiving ship Poto-
mac, PHI! h!adelphia, and ordered to command
the tug Rose at the navy yard at Pensacols,
Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

a BOARD OF OFFICERS, to consist OF Surg 1on
Basil Morris, Major j. p. Martin, assistant al
Jutant general; Major Henry c. Bankhead, 4sh
cavalry; Capt. james Mcmillan, 4th artiller ?
Is appointed to meet in Washington on the 27th
day of November, 1875, for the examination af
candidates who have been selected for the ap.
pointment Of I'd lieUtenants in the army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

THE OLD REVENUE CUTTER NOrtherner,
which was recently thoroughly overhauled and
rsftted fer service at Baltimore, has been re-
chriStened by Secretary Bri-tOw the Thomas
Ewing. In honor of the former Secretary of the
Treasury Of that name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

agtlhst tne ac.lOn Oi tbe pTe-byterv IN Shifting
uui rebUtti-g testimony, but a. has 40: vet en-
'eTed lhe protest. II II believed that he viii DO
20 al the heNt session, which will be secret
one hundred copies OF the entire testimony in
The case are being printed for distri bntion
among the members OF the presbytery. Each
member viii pay for a copy about g, and In thts
nay The cOst OF the printing will be defrayed
Tle summing up by the counsel and the pres
hytery viii occupy four days, and at the close
the verdict will Be- given.-N J. Herald, 1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

THE PRESIDENT and party leave here to-
morrow afternoon in the $50 train, b. and o.
railroad, for Baltimore, 10 attend the lecture of
Rev. DR.. Tiffany in that city ia aid of the Wash
lngfon monument, and the party will leave Bal
tmOTe for home on the 10.i5 .. N. train from
that CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

TIE CoNMIssIcE OF ICELAEDERs which went
in the Portsmouth to Alaska were quite success
fui in making examination of that country vi b
view of settlement. Part OF the commits .ion
remained in Alaska; the Others returned in the
Portsmouth to San Francisco en- route TO their
home in Iceland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

IHR FARRAGUT STATUE.-At the meeting
yesterday OF the commission appointed by Con-
gress TO select design for q statue of the lats
Admiral FarTagut, models presented by Hor alto
stone, Winnie Ream and other artists, were sv-
amined, but no conclusion will be reached fJr
several days.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-12
To THE PUBLIC

THE undersigned, having assumed tho
GENERAL AGENCY OF the SOUTHERN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY for the State
OF South Carolina. beg leave to inform their
friends aud the public generally, that they
have opened their Office on Main street, in
the city Of Columbia, where they will be
pleased at all timos to meet their friends,
nd give such information as may DO de-
sired, and to write life policies on tho most
approved plans, as we'll as at the lowest
stock rates. The very satisfactory and sub
stantial condition OF this great Southern in
stltution, with tho prompt and liberal man.
ner which has characterized it in the adjust
ment OF it's Losses, should commend it to the
highost consideration, respect aud patron
age OF the citizens Of South Carolina. Re-
epectfully. HAGOOD TnEUTLEN,
March Is t1mo General Agents for s. c..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-12

9pec1al Not1ces,

OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE HAPPY
RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effacts
OF errors and abuses in early life. Manhood
RESTORED. Impediments to Marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Cir.
culsrs sent lroe, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 9
South Ninth Street. Philadslphia. pa.-au
institution having high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional pkill.
Feb 10 uTano