davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-11-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A New Chrome for 1875.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK

WIN give to every subscriber, whether Single or in
Club, who pays In Advance for 1875 and RENTS
direct to this ofhce.a copy Of THE RESCUE"
the handsOmest chrome ever offered by publisher.
Terms s. per annunl. For Circular, containing
Terms for Clubs, etc, address L A. Cooley, Phila-
delphia Pa
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-11-26

4 Ill ORDERS
n = .n... -. FOR JOB PRINTING
PROMPTLY FILLED Il >@.s
AT THIS OFFICE.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-11-26
NOVEMBER 80, 1874.
LIST OF GIFTS.

DRAWING CERTAIN AT THAT DATE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
Another Dam DisasIsr at Hayden

NEW HAVEN. December p.-Hsyde1, Gere
Z Cos new dam az HaydeuYIIe, Nj ass, gave
Wav thIs morning, the water demOllsGing every
object in it, course. The ice was covered with
skaters AZ tue time, but II not vet AnoWu that
any lives were lost.
Second Dispatch
HAYpRNvILLg, MASS. December Il. - The
large new dam just completed tor Hayden,
GeTett * Co.'S BTsss Works. at a - place. buT-t
about II . 'IlcCk this morning. and large tDay
90 water, covered with ice about ten inches
thick, swept down tie channel ,hrOug gh the vii-
iage with crash sIEluar TO the Hood OF Ma
lat. The cotton mill dam Just belO this VII
lsEs he'll the water and ice, which probably
saved = humber Uf lives at Leeds, az which
place there - 40 teleErspAiC com DuHiGdt.0n.
SeEeH'f-h'c CT one hundred children were
ssat ~ On the oE1 At the time. hat ts taouEht
that hi! escaped. No lives were lost p far as
heard nom. There was great excitement fOU
several moments, as II VAS reported that tue
two large Goshen reservoirs had broken and the
nhalitaats wer5 making Tor high crDuncs a.
taSt rs possible. Loss from -, 90 - - 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19
Foreign Notes,

Won ABSIM ANAlrINg SENTENCE.
loFDoS, December u, . +. MP 90 tlus
hour 10 announcement has been received here
from BeIlin Of tie sentence Ot Won Amin. !
dispatch just received says The sentence las Dot
get been delivered.
tbs BERLIN CRISIS OVER.
The Pests -peGIal dlSI aJch from Berlin save
the crisis Is entirely over. IL wzs suggested AZ
the cabinet council on Thursday rnat me Reich
stag be dissolved a. remedy ior BlsmarcA's =
complaint OF lack oI "a reliable majority, but
the Chancellor declined the proposition The
news correspondent at Berlin teiegTaVhs that
Bismarck stated in conversation on TAuTsiav
that lie haa received warning from the POllcs
Of A fresh plot against hI- lie.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE GERMAN PAELTANEST.
BERLIN. pece emher l9.-Ehe German PafIA-
ment passed the imperial budget to-day, ANA
then az lOUTned till tth OF January next.
WON ARNTM'S SRSTESCE.
BERLIN, December l9.-JUdgmeut in the case
Of Count Won ATnlm was pronounced a. 5.3l
O'Clock this siteTnCUn. lie IL sentenced % three
months imprisonment. including one month OF
The term during which he has previously been
under arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

TIE BLUFF FIGHT NEAR EICEsB-GG-
The negroes who we're engaged in the Snyder
Bluff fight were brought to Nicksburs yes.er-
day on a warrant for the murder OF a negro
Hanled james Gray. one or tho prisoners
Sflas Oliver admitted that he shot Gray, lader
orders from Jeh Tucker, a prominent man ia
the Black League, but who seems not to have
lad any military commsnd. oliyeTststed Ia he
hated TO Xiii the man, but was swoTD 10 obey
bis officer, and when Tucker told him to xii
Gray he raised his gun, fred and killed him
instantly. The negroes charged Gray with
giving the whites intimation OF the proposed
attack on NIcksbarg, and refusing 10 Join
them Ghe blacks) against the whites. OH
yer says that he heard this stated by tue
leaders OF his squad before the order was given
hlm 10 shoot. The afiijavits charge Oliver with
malicious and wIliIul murder, and JEFF Tucker
with being accessory thereto. The animation
will take place Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

precautions adopted by the Board OF Health OF
Hudson county, y. j.. 20 prevent the spread OF
smallpox, that dreaded malaiy Is on the in
crease. A hospital has been erected specially
for such patients on the county grounds At Snake
Hin, and ambusnces are being constructed un.
der the direction of Board of FreehOlders. Four
weeks ago there were just half dozen patients;
yesterday there were twenty. The nuber of fatal
cases during the month OF November was six
The disease has been so virulent tha ONLY FIVE
per cent OF the patients have recovered. Be-
tween the board of freeholders and the physi-
clans composing the board OF health the con-
structon OF county ambulances hss been de-
layed. The freeholders, at their meeting yes
terday, spent over half an hour in discussing
the question whether the driver OF the ambu-
lance should live at the hospital and what
would be the chances of the horse in escaping
the disesse.-N. Y. Herald, 1sth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19
TERRIBLE DISASTER AT SEA.
Burning of the Steamship Japan,
Fearful Loss Of Life.

This morning AZ half past ten O'Clock, Secre-
t.Ty Fish received the following dispatch
Hone KoNs, December 49, 1871
japan burned At sea near Hong Kong. Fear
ful loss of life. Mail lost. LoGING.
Mr.. LOTing is Vice Consul at Hong KOng, ami
BCuug Consul in sbS, nee OF DIR. Bailey.
IEc Japan was - o. the side wheel wooden
ste ntrs II the Pacific Mail line, and vas of
TtJIe than { 20 tons burden. Her sale 9ns were
gUfEeUU>iJ sued uO, aud her arrangements gen
Il IIy very itlote. She VAS Commanted by
Captain FREEMAN, a New England slilor, who
has a bTOther running AZ command II OF q
steamer Un tLo NoTk River line from Baltimore.
[R4 ISsocicted PrsSs.l
Hone KONG. December l9.-The Pacific Mail
q hi al.y's steamship ,Ispau. from San Fran
cisco aId Yokohama Tor thj- rOrr, was &c .trpvci
h. FIRE Thur day lPst, when sixty miles out
ir' IL Yokohama. few of her crew and pas
sen gers have arrived here. 1t is feared that
TBauV .iyEs have been lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

SOUTHERN INDUsTRI Es.-It is gratifying TO
observe from the reports coming in at the close
IF the present fiscal year, that our southern
industrial Institutions are, comparatively, the
most profitable in the country. The cotton fac
tories established since the war in the south
have proved that the fabric could be worked 10
more pecuniery benefit where il was grown
than in those portions of the country generally
known as the manufacturing districts. This
current of prosperity among cur southern
brethren has been running slowly but surely,
and we are glad to notice that most of the
Industrial corporations that launched out since
the war with small beginnings have declared
wholesome dividends upon last years opera
flows
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19
Another rNurdertn she min,ng Region

POTTsNILLK, PA, December ly.-EreGs rIck
HesseT, a prominent citizen and Coroner OF
Northumberland county, was murdered at CJll
EUD mines, near ShaDOCkla, iRst night. No
,lUe has yet b-en Otr sined to The guilty party.
There s great excitement, Gad the citizens
lave organized a committee 10 investigate.
PoTTsvILLE, December "a. Frederick
Hesser, coroner of Northumberland COUNTY.
was murdered at Hickory Swamp cOluery, three
miles from Shamokin. His head was crushed
10y blows from q hammer and a club, which
were found in the engjne-hOuse covered with
blood. No clue 10 the murdelers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19
RseCher TiltoD.

ANOTHER POSTPONEMEST.
NEW YORK, December l9.-The argument on
the appeal OF TiltOns lawyers from Judge Nc
Cues Oreer granting q bill OF particulars, whIch
was 20 have been heard at the general term OF
he Brocklyn city court on Monday, la. beea
postponed until later in the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

NV EoRK, December "a warrant wss
issued IN Hotohen, y. j, to day for the arrest
OF Jamts MsripW, president o. the HObOkeTl
lOnsstoremeD, on charge Ot eIube1zle meat of
the funds OF the socIety. Ii he alleged ti3t Mar
low intended ssi.ins .lr CalifoFD!a ,0-GAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19
The New York Rank Statement.

NEW YORK, Decsmber l9.-The weekly bank
statement is as follows: - Loans, increase,
SJO6 500: specie, increase, S3J9 800; legas, de
ease 81 5S8 eco, deposits, decrease, - 7oO 2Ca;
circulation, decrease, .270; reserve, decrease,
81 .i62, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

NASHVILLE, December l9.-Ihe democrats
OF the 4;h district have nominated ,Jud ye =. VI.
y. Fite to fill the vacancy occaSioned by the
death of Ar, Head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19
Charley Ross.

WAS NIhDEkAD
NEw YORK, December BIT ;s now ttou ght
by some that the body OF the child found IN
Newark bay on tue l1uh of November WAS that
of Charley Re- ss IL was there that the s'Ocp
OF Mosher was anchored frequently during last
!all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19
Arrest Of EXpress safe Nohhers.

NEW YORK December l9--An EastOn. Pa.
dispatch says that George Leonard, fireman,
aid nr. Clark, messenger, are under arrest
Tor rObbing the express safe on the railway
train On the LackaSsna road, on the H. L of
November. About four thousand dollars have
been recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19
a Fatal spill, IN the EOnsssaoreusen's
Union.

NEW YORK, December 19.-Tbe meeting OF
the LoDgshoFemen's union, last night, was so
turbulent tbs; thirty police were called in to
rIeserye order. There Will be q fatal split in
he union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19
Two Boys Drowned while Skating

NEW YORK, December ia white buy
named Baker and a colOred boy named White
we're drowned in the Morris canal near Newark,
Yesterday, while shatlng on thin ice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

ANOTHER PARLIAMENTARY ATTACK ON
BIsMARCK.-In the German Reichstsg yester-
day, during the consideration of appropriations
for the foreign Office. Herr WindhOrst opposed
the grant for the secret service, and moved to
str.ke It out. Herr Bennington replied that
the motion was simply an attack on Bismarck
in whose persoD the Ultramontanes increasingly
and bitterly assailed the German empire and
national policy. He asked that the Reichstap
pass vote OF confidence in the chancellor by
rejecting the motion. A division took place,
and Windhofst's motion was defeated by II to
iS9 Prince Bismarck entered the Reichstag
immediately after the vote Of Herr Winahorst's
motion was announced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

THR NICKsBURG WAR IN THE MISSISSIPPI
LEGIsLATuEK-ln the Mississippi senats yes
teTGay, the committee to whom was referred
Gov. Ames' message, presented a ma sjority and
a minority report. The majority report en-
bodied resolutions urgently calling upon the
President OF the United States for tICoDs to
suppress the insurrection at Vicksburg, aud to
prevent future occurrences or q like nature.
The minority report diametTically opposes the
conclusion of the majority, and statss that
whatever circumstances may have demanded
federal interference there lie certainly now no
necessity for the United States troops unless ;
assist in carry ing the special election ordered in
Warren county by the supervisors. The ma
jOrity report was adopted. The House passed A
resolution appointing q committee to investi-
gate the Ficksburg affair, and sppropri atiny
IS, 600 to pay the expenses Of said committee
Teh legislature will adjourn to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19
A Plot 10 Break Hal, Frustrated

NEW YORK. December IA plot 10 cat their
way out OF Ludlow street Jail by Carl VOgt and
Other prominent criminals was discovered on
Thursday night by the warden and frustrated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

~ III Charley Ross is found in consequence
OF the shooting done by the Van BrunH how
much Of the reward will they be entitled To-?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

TIE KELLOGG OPERA TROUPE is having re-
markable success in Washington for a two
weeks engagement in a dull year. King Esla-
kaUa has engaged box for tie matinee & day,
and other nOtsbIes will be present this after
noon and to- night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

POST OFFICE DRPICIRNCss.-T The Senate
held a meeting this morning in the Postmaster
Generals office, and had q consultation with
that officer. The committee prepared = list OF
transpOr tatiOn, post ofice clerks salaries, SC,
which Will be answered on next Wednesday,
until which day the committee adjourned.
VOYAGE FROM QUEBEC To KEY WEST IN
PAPER CANoE-A telegram from the signal
service observer at Cape Aatterss, announces
the arrival there, on December 18th, OF Mr.. n
II. Bishop, who ncs made the trip from uebec,
Canada, IN his paper canoe I'M aria Theresa ~
The craft weighs only ffty-eight pounds, and
has been since the 4th OF July last making the
voyage. Mr. Bishop leaves Hstteras to day
AID expects TO resch his destination Key Vest
about March let, 1875.
BILL FOR INJUNCTION ON SALT LAKx
SILVER MIrK.-TO day, Gen. Butler and
Messrs. Btitton, Gray, and Drummond for
Allen Schenck and Norris W. Mundy. ii led a
bill for an injunction against Joseph r.,
=. $, ID. F., anO Nj. ii. Walker. The bill states
that Schenck is q resident of Boston and Mund-
Of Chicago, that they are seized in fee or the
Ole known a. the Highlsnd Chief Silver Min
n he county Of Salt Lake and terriuorv OF
| tsh, and complain that on the LIST of July, ~
he defendants wrODgfully and Illegally took
pCssession OF said premises, and have ever since
leld Iossegs sion by which plaintiffs sustained
damage to the amount of $500 .00O They there
fore ask q decree to compel defenda mrs to pay
they be perpetusliy epjoined from committing
further waste, &c.
9JOhn Murphy was hanged yesterday at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

ITTERNAL REvENUE.-'rhe receipts from this
source to-day were $398 ,G22 OF. For the month
Sj,7tS,0C550. For the fiscal year to date,
so. 80. 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

THE LoNGsHoRRMEN's SURRKypKR-The
formal surrender OF 'Longshoremens L Union No.
I, TO the steamship companies and the steve
union people in New York. While the conduct
of the men is severely criticized In some qusr-
ters, the more general disposition Is to consider
that they really had no alternative but TO give
up the fight. Nom union HANDS were Offering in
abundance, and persistence in the strike, there
fore, could only sesult in starvation or depend
ence upon charity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

PATAL DUEL took place in Havana yester-
terdsy. 1t grew out of q quarrel between two
lawyers. One OF the parties, Diego Mendo FL
gueroa, recently published articles in the VOs
DE Cuba concemning in strong terms the cource
or Manuel CasteliaDos in an Inheritance case
Pepe Castellanos, son OF the latter, resented the
insult, and struck Figueroa. Recourse to arms
was arranged, and the affair came off yesterday
morning. -Four shots were exchanged. At the
last FIRE Castellanos received q bullet in the
forehead, and was instantly killed. Figueroa
was not touched. 1t is reported that another
duel viii be fought by the seconds. Young Cas-
tellanos leaves wife and child
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

MIR. j. y. IRVINE Will read an original poem
entitled. plymouth by the Sea-" at the New
England SOC.able on Wednesday evening. OF
course it Will be good. that gentlemen a.
" avs sings With tho spirit and understanding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

~ John Murphy was hanged yesterday at
Carson, New, for killing McOOilum.
- All the small fry defendants in the land
are now demanding 4 bill Of particulars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19
EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Washington News and 1osisp.

TEE MARRIAGE % Mr.. William Z. Chsndle-, +,
of this t.ty. ard Mis- Lucy II Ale, dau Inter 0.
TIE late Senator John p. Hale, w,li take , Icc
It Dover, y. H, during holida7 week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

PERsONAL.-The following are registered at
WillaIds:-Hon. Rererdy Jehnson, ID. Van
Brunt and wife. II. W. Gwiner and wife, Pa;
q. ". MeTyine, Fa; g. f. Gregg, Urbana;
\. L. Scote,d, Urbana; ". gin, ir., AMI W fe,
Pa W. F.. Jones and wife, 81. NJ. Defres, q.
Buckley aud wife. l.. L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

a WHOLE FAMILY SLAUGHTERED BY
INDIANS An Indian boy, accompanied by
twenty five Indians, came TO Bishop Baron, Of
Panacia, Utah, on Tuesday, and volunteered q
statement of the murder of two citizens ani
the severe wounding Of q third, some days ago,
near Hiko, Lincoln county. The boy was an
eve witness Of the whole affair. He was taken
to Phoebe with an interpreter by Baron to make
his statement before the proper authorities.
The Indians who committed the murders have
scattered to the mountains. Several atrocious
murders have been committed lately. A French
family, consisting of q man, wife and three
children, and another man have recently been
murdered. They left Panamint four days ago,
and IL is said all have been murdered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

THB REPUBLICAN MEMBERS of the Senate
net in caucus this afternoon to arrange line
of policy TO be pursued, after the holiday re-
cess, with reference to what legislation is most
desired during the session. The question OF
fnaDce and southern affairs were the prominent
topics under discussion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19
BOOKS, STATIONERY, SO.

-INHE EIEG OF NO LAND, By EARGEOH,
Il CON pete, fer sale -
sHILLIsGTOK's BOOKSTOBE,
Corner A street AID Pennsy lysria ayeu1e.
Aieleen Ferrers, by Sussu Morly.
The Love that iive0s EOyrl; by Mrs. Kiioart.
Nursery EOoniugs, - Gs;t Hamilton
The Life ezd Il .llts Cf Wild AnimS'S Illus. rated
Politics for YOUNG americans, by Chas. EordnOh
TIE Little Lame Prince, y the author OF John
Hellfcx.
The HErsery for tho YouL-est Readsrs.
Libiy Rockford, q Novel; by Justin MCCARTHY,
Jsoks Sister, or, Tree TO Her Trust; N JyGl.
IoeS rOOze By the author Cf Maid Cf SkcY.
American Bartender, CT the art and Mys.ery
MINING Drinks.
Little FOlks, Magazine Tor the Young; Illus
usted
ChstterboI, beautifully illustrated.
Casket CT "reminiscences. by Henry 3. FcOtS,
Note, Letter a1d Cap Paper
Ensei0pss, Pass Books, Pens snd Peroils.
Play ing Cards, az the very west prices, srd o.
the very best 4uslity Tor the prices charged hole
fsle and retail, 1T
cec1-tr corner "a stree. an1 Penn . avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

sEz-s = 7ssssE sssza>ssEl
ADJUSTMENTS.
TH1 CSHTANSIAL sEBILs
SO OOIA LES
BY The FBSHSTbySEIA REPUBLICAN Az
sOCiATION,
Three IN nrr.ih-~. ere announced. Tie first comes
iicLe' % be h-i Of me nbe-s %; Association. &
GRAND oozcERr
CUNGE EEGATIOSAI, CHURCH,
TUf fspAY EVENING, December -.
PBILLItNT ABRAY OF TALENT,
TULJ PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
'.".FhJLsiELD, OTgaGist Grace Church, MY.
MBS. G0BELL,
MAS. CAULFIEUD,
MESsRs. ESER and COBB
Washington fsyori;e, Pro. GEO. WALTEB,
fTcf j p CaGlfeil.--..... Music Il Director,
Tnis concert IS iudeperdent Il the rezular Courg.
ir~s-Pernsrd Troupe, January IN.
For sal at kills, Parker Bros, Brsd A.eas
ara at the coO-. deCl7-4-
HDD 81 flows HAIL.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY end SATURDAY,
DEcKIBER -, - and 20,
- a : =.
Is I. IS d 7 . M
TIE Celebrated Piauist AID Vocalist.
Bescrvsd seats for sale at Metzeret.'s Music
P,r'icuIsrs in papers Moresy, Dec. 2l. decl7-3t
SAVILLE's NATIONAL rREArkR.
sECoED AND LAST WEEK
OF the brilliant season Of
Kellogg Grand English opera,
Mr.. {. D. HESs...... -............. Director.
TUESDAY EVENING, December Is,
OhJ peiioIIGaISs ma, =, ~ bsliS,i sTeE popular
Miss koII.ss, Mis- BsagIn out, Mr.. Hsmi!.ns, MI.
segUiE. HI. Morgan, Mas. White and AIR. NJ ssS.
WEDNESDAY LysNIsG, December 16,
n M h,zaf!I 3 : GTTa' G E9rs',
Powerfully CAST.
THURSDAY EVENING. pecembe. II,
GBAEp TEsTiM5EfAL BESEFI7
MIes CLAKA LUUisn KELLOaG,
"hen'b5 general request:
will be presented
FRIDAY EVENING, December IL,
VIII be signalized hy the trst performance In
America ia kDslisG Of Y.rdi's Grand Opera.
ER AMI,
Of aasaP srsy ON 1Sesa..t9I DS5Ts
FRA DIAVAbOi
The New Co'ent Garden yersisn.
ON SATURDAY EVENING
Inc sCCceshiEI season iii Be br9Cglt u close bf
the a5pearauee Of the entire Grest Company, Full
ChUTrs aLd Grand Orchestra, incIuIirg the celo-
bTa;ed RUSSIAN SENTETTE, who are ATTACHED I
Z the Company, in
GBAED OPERATIC MgLAEGE AND sELsCT
CUNCEhT.
Bale o. seats at kstzeTott's usfc Store and Box
Cncs OF IEeetcr-leit side Of this house az Met
Ze Ctt ) SDd riGht size ct the Theater.
See Circulars st Ticket Offices for full casts of tbs
Operas.
XMAs WEEK,
deJ5-tr ROSS fND HARRY WATKINS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

WASHINGTON THEAIRK COMIOUE.
HOEDhY. Decemter IA, every nisht and Wed
Iesd - aud Saturday &stiaees. First appearance
IL sshngtOn Of the celebrated Character Artists,
FRANK and EVA B&EEETT. Last week 1f the
greatest OF seTIo-comic Son gstresses, Miss &CLLY
PlkBlS, wh) Will introduce this week selections
from tsyOrtte operas. Last week OF the king of
Dutch and Ethiopian Comedians, Hr. sam DE
NEBh who Will appear ia his s7eciaities, also will
appear IN the Drama Of the
"HIDDEu HtHD,n
reeuTntDE the Character Of ~ O0lp - and in the Bor
der Drama Of Buffalo Bill ,, assuming the chsrac-
ter of'steTe Foster, the Negro rrappor." del4 6t@
OPERA LIBRETTOS.
~ OnlT correct and complete edition,
Price, only 10 Cents.
Fer sale 6y J. T. ELLIS & co,
dCc7 93I Penusylyanis sye1us.
ZOE BALLS AsD PABTIEs
MADAME Z. BASTIEN,
tFTGn BaltlmOrc,}
takes pleasure 4 infOTnng ng the Ladies OF Washing
ton nst she has from this dsy taken charge Of the
RAIB pEPABTMEST at CHAS. BAUh's, and
being experienced in this business for tie last
t. euty years guarantees fall satisfaction iu LAIR
DEEsStEG, CHaMPOOING. and CUTrING
CEILDRfHs HAZE and q ID E'S HAIB
DhEssIhG speciality. LeGtes will be attended
70 in their Own houses by leavins their orders az
CHAS. BAUM'S COrsst Factory,
deCl5 4os 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

THR ACCIDENT To PAYMAsTRR GENERAL
ALvoRD-ln THB SrAR of Thursday 1t WA,
stated that General Alvord, Psymaster Gen5-
raj, had broken his leg the evening of the Cen
tenniai Tea Party. The bone broken was the
snlll DCbe OF tAe Tight leg, just ABOVE the
arkle-the houla, not the tabsa. He WAS at
tended by DT. Grafton Tyler and Surgeon Basil
Norris, L. ). d, and they think that he has
received no permsnent injury, but will Re en-
uTely recovered in few weeks. The accident
occurred in MS getting ont OF a street car in
George town, slipping on tne ice-not in leaving
the rotunda OF tie Capitol, as heretofore
stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19
N a, GHHUINE BCOK GLOVES ANDAA
Mirnlf GAUNLrETs, (hNn
EU RAMsB BURs,s WW
ZOE HIGH Street, Georgetown, d. q.

Gloves and Undergarmenfs made to order and
enf by mail to a parts Of the eouatry, NOS sawlm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-19

COLLECTORS OF INTERNAL REvEsUE.-Mr.
II. j. Grady has been appointed collector of in
teTnal revenue for the Sd district of Louisiana,
vice Thomas s. johnson, resigned. Joseph
Archibald has been appointed collector o. in
teTHaI revenue for the 3 district OF New York
vice Morris Friedsam, removed.