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PBELPs, the dishonest cashier in the of &c of
the New York state treasurer, viii be a toler-
ably old man when he gets out OF the peniter-
tiary, unless some tender-hearted governor
pardons him. He was convicted last week on
the charge OF epbezzlement; Yesterday be vas
found guilty OF forgery, and he IL nov under
Indictment for the larceny OF Oneida county
bonds.
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EeuoIIinafad for Cnnxres
Government Gold Sale

PRovIDRRCz, October l5.-f'he republicans
rs the LIST Congressional district to-day renOmi-
aated Benz. L. lanes.
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TIE ABA1TOIR SYfrIN.-NeW York CITY, A.
ter tie 4th OF July, 1876, IL to have Q sta let
abatfcir sy-fem. A Law was passed unanimous
IL on Wedr esday that no slaughterhouscs be
allowed within the city after that date, except
upon certain water fronts.
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SEcoND LHBUT. VIM. B, Wier, 9Th artillery
Who hes been on detached duty, has been "
derod 20 reinin lis - ltinn.
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dNDER TIE NV" CALLS Issued in June for Il
million 20 bonds the Treasury has receive,
50 EGI.rrO
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lN1BENAL RhvsNUE .--The receipts from this
source to-day anon, ,,trd IN sl0l .62t19.
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SALE or VIRGINIA LANp.-Twenty acres OF
and near what was formerly knows ss Cooke
toll gate, on the Leesburg turnpike, hes been
old TO Mr.. George Hutton, Of Alexandria, for
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ADDITIONAL DUTY.-The Secretary of tn.
treasury, at the request Of Prof winiock, tn
chairman, has appointed Geo. W. Taylor, o
the steamboat inspection service, in add ton tn
his present duties, to perform those required OF
a secretary TO the commission to make the ne
ceFsary experiments to guard against the causes
Cf steam boiler explosions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-15

NRw YORK, October IA halT a million Of
government gold Was awarded to-day at from
Ito u TO 10 06.
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TBE LIBEL SUIT Bf TIE FATHER OF
CAAKIIB Ross-A telegram from Philadel-
ttan Ross, father OF the lost child, agairst the
keadiny Eagle, came up p in the courts here q
SON shows in whence that TIE faiaafs d1 Adi tus
child D as been insane since the publication OF
the article complained of asPThlished on s D.
tember IS, and il charged Mr.. Ross With know
ing where his cHilG Wa; that it was vita it,
mother and the only wife Jf koss; that the ;et-
ters alleged 10 have been received By him, re-
qUhlng GOIcy for the retITn of his child, were
ei.her written nv Lim or w-re foTgeFies tvc
TEe testimony for the p o>c cuti0n pla 81,
showed the falsify o. the CHARGES. The defence
opened with claiming 10 malice in the pu5llca-
ton.
"A telegram dated yesterday says:-Juige Al.
lisoD. in charging the jury, said: Can an article
containing foul aspersion up,n the character
of q citizen be considered proper for publlcl-
ton? Even il all the charges contained in the
article were true, it nj ght be then Questioned
whether such private matters were proper il
formation. This being admittedly false, thf
article in the constitution relating 10 privileged
publications had no application TO the presen'
case. The question then reverts to -Thether The
defendants had published a malicious libel.
They were TO judge of the malice from the
paper itself, and not 70 seek for any expresaed
malice. They must judge whether the article
was calculated to hold Mr. Ross up to r!icuia
that II the law in libelOus publications pre-
suned malice, 1t proves that the publisher
meant to DO what he did do. The old law is not
affected at all by The new constitution in it I.
application to cases of this kind, and the de-
fenGants were entitled to prove the tru th of it,
but they must stand fall upon the defence
they elect. The defence sent up was the want
of actual or legal motive. and il sesms that
neither of the defendants knew anything about
the article until after IL was published.
The jury, after being out few minu.es, re-
turned with a verdict Of guilty. A motion for
new Trial was made, and the cetendans wore
Admitted q hail
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BEAD THE FOLLOWING /:

anfss cpf SSxTs
sts y, y,,ss 70 nsa e 81, 3ls Sls, go and s1s
SIS, els and $40; and DREsS SUITS q Si5' s;
No. S3 and $50; . m.gnifce Mt line Of Ovf g.
oVAlsS, lneipcing very senteel Oyercoat for IS,
Gsy SssTso.t 20: f9T e. and a. 0hnsh
Beaver Oysrcoats as eli and els; nne n eIish ~
.e,s. 10 Blue. Rreyn, D!ab and smoke color, all
enc Astrscan Beaver Overcoats q 0iD and s.
az s9d many other % :tyiss ror Youths sllsndid Il e
Suits from SIS TO $40 snd s2s Boys Suits In gre !,
Ssriety, from Ss to IA; Business Pants from So .
~, and nae Dress DoeskIn and Fancy Cassifn ice
Psnts ct prices ranging frem q 50 70 es. IA bea !,
tifui line OF Chiidren's Suits and Overcoats.
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THE W Esghas USIOs TsLkGRAPH Con-
PAHY.-The annual report of the president o.
'he Western Union Telegraph Company. read
at the meeting in New York yesterday, sho vs.
that the capital stock II SI1 ,013, ,i10, of which
the company owns and has nov in its treasury
f.,2S. 100. leaving an outstanding capital OF
s,3.iS5 oI5. The bonded debt is IS "a 900, of
rency bonds which will mature Noysmber
1870, and 81 ,4ss oo9 in seven per cent. gold
bonds due in 1902. The bonded debt was re-
ouced during the year BY the redemption bonds
of the American Telegraph Company. which
matured October I, 1873, smountipe to tss 5oN
end by the purchase for the sinking fund OF
floating debt. The receipts for the wear from
AL sources were IS, ,2e2, ,G53, and the expenses
S6 155, 1888, showing net profit Of So 500. go
TIE old board OF directors were reelected for
the year 1875. except Ezra Cornell, q. w. Field
and Hiram Stbly. James weliixen, Levi p.
Morton and Daniel Torrance were CHOSEN in
heir places.
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slli,'I6 10 nstloHsl baEk EOres were received
at The Treasury to day fOr redemption.
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The TURF-Jerome Pork RdceS.-The second
race at Jerome Park Yesterday (the first was
reported in last evenings STAR) was for a
purse OF $500 for three-ye Ar olds, one mile and
quarter. The race vas won by Nettie Nor
ton, the hoaxer second, Emina third, ard
O'Neili last. No official time vas piyep The
third race was for purse OF $500 for two wear
olds, three quarters of q mile, WAS won BY Jas
A. AIistides. Hyder second, Ali third, Athletic
fourth, Lender fifth, and Babylon sixth. Tim,
Ilsh. The fourth race, q mile and q quarter,
was Won by Ginstead, Shvlock second, Littl.ton
third, Wild Ide fourth & 9d Stanford fifth
Time, $40. The fifth rsce, for the memSars'
cup, one mile and an eighth, was won by Ii.nc-
stone, Fa"iadeen second, and Grav Planet
bird. me, 20Sk. The sixth race, handicsp
steeplee5ase, about two miles and half WA
won by Trouble. Mary Clark second and Vasn
yius third Daylight fell at the last hurdle
Time, d:3ea,.
hamilton Park Races The Hamilton Park
race az New Haven, Conn. Yesterday, omen 20
All, tor snec'al purse OF 5000, was confessed
oy American Girl and the PAGER, Coppsrbpt-
tom. The Girl won in three straight beaLs
lime, 22SA 2.2TT 2 22z.
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urge careful inspection OF ny goods before rur.
chasing elsew here, assuring the public that Il
never before have had such variety Of Gar.
ments to please all tastes and desires, 10
accommodate all purDes, or 20 give
such entire satisfaction.
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- MAN ACQUITTED oF SERIOUS CHARGE
BECAUSE OF THs loUTH or HIs ALLEGED
NlCIiM.- IN the Criminal COurt to-day, in the
case Of Alfred Somers. charged with stremut-
ing 10 commit rape upon Mamie NJ. Thornley,
Iltlle colored girl about fve years OF age, the
So5rt appeared 10 labor under ODnsiderzh en-
parrasSme mt IN order 20 convince the little VIC
uhl OF the nature and obiig alton OF an oath
Justice q. =. B, Wall, who happened 20 he
meethi ~ the court, was directed 60 instruct
the child upon the subject. She wss sfter ararss
plsoed upon the stand and the oath wss admin
lstered TO her, but her testimony was % uDsat-
fiactoty mat the court decided there could he
10 conviction OF the offence charged, but that
the Jury might convict OF assault. After an
absence OF ten minutes, the Jury returned a
fetClct OF guilty OF assault. Jndge Moore OF
counsel Tor the prisoner, noted an exception %
the ruling OF the court that the jury coutd and
sucb verdict upon the indictment. The p-is-
oher was brought 20 the bar % the court aud
upon his promising 20 leave the CITY vas sen
fenced TO an Imprisonment in tle jail Tor twen-
ty-fOuT hours.
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ANOTHER SCANDAL SUIT DsAsas B1rrs, N
GttsdJ0r Publishing LitelS o. Hcn., q. Bypoea -
Mf. Henry q. Bowen and his eldest son, Hen-v
+. Bowen, were before the K'nzs colaty gr4ni
luT, yestert.y, and complained that D5.la.
Barnes, the editor OF the Brooklyn Argus. hsf
been guilty o. libel in publish NJ in has ne vs.
rsper al all5g-d interview with Mr. n Il
Sm1tb, former editor o. the Caicago Tritpl n.
which 4 Vas g. :ertsd hat tina Rev. DR. u A.,
tetson, OF Chicago, knew some years ago III at
the 4,eg. Henry Ward Btecher q sd been guilty
Of imIroEsiitiS. wi i The vile of MIR. HgIry a.
Bowen, and iutimsted That Mr.. B0wan's chit
dren were not legitimate. hir. Barnes was
taken before police Justice, when the com
plaint was first made. He wsived examinat'or
allowing his case to 20 to the grand jury. Since
then, IN view of certain complimentary motto /,
about MY. Bowen in Dir. Barnes paper, it is
understood that compromise was proposed by
the editor and rejected by Mr.. Bowen. Before
the days session ended tde grand jury found a
OIL OF Indictment against Mr.. Barnes, and will
present II TO the Court OF Sessions on SATURDAY.
In Miss Edna Dean Proctor's libel suit against
me Graphic, the twenty days allowed for the
defendants TO answer the summons and com
plaint expired yesterday. The compary's
counsel asked for an extension Of time yester-
DAY TO prepare az answer. Sixteen days were
granted.
There has been TO snswer to Miss Proctnr,s
summons and complain; in the libel suit axai ast
Mr.. Mouiton. The latter is in Massact ussft ts
bot is expected in Brooklyn this week TIE
tine for filing an answer expires on Friday
Sun, 1iM,
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Of Law.-The members Of the examining corps
Of the Patent Office were thrown into a state of
great trepldstion this morning on learning that
eneral Leggett, who retires from the office OF
commissioner on the lat OF November next, had
received q communicates from General COwen
tention to . law Of Congress passed in 1870 pro-
hibitipg the soliciting of contributions from
government employees for gift to those ia su-
perlor official position, and forbidding euch su.
per,or officials from receiving ary present so
offered, under penalty of dismissal, and request
Of he contributors for the tea set recently pre-.
serted to him General L. The excitement was
mainly cenfEed to the examining CORPS, which
consists Of eighty or ninety employees, iuclud-
ipg assistants, as the present question was the
gift Of members Of that corps. The act referred
and was found on page 63. volume 1s, U. s
statu I'll at large 1t reads as follows
BE ii enacted. de-, That no officer or clerk
In the United States government employ shall
sc any time solicit contributions OF other Of
tcisis or employees In the government service
fetal position; nor shall any such officials or
clerical superiors receive any gift or present
offered or PRESENTED to them as the contribution
OF those la government employ receiving q less
salary than themselves; nor shall any officer or
clerk make any donation as gift or present TO
latpg any of the provisions of this bin shall be
supmsrily discharged from the government
employ
A number Of the parties Interested affect to
believe the whole matter joke, but a. General
Cowen is not much given to jokes Of this kind,
any rate, the presentation was in plain violation
Of q Law Of Congress, which might have been
avoided had the parties interested waited until
Gen. Leggett's hlai retirement from Office.
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The Most Wonderful and Agreeable En-
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Stream y Bocked In The Or.dle ef ine DssP,""MiI-
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Iom ne old Id ssS great imitation song
Go wi. h yoy young folks and cid folks. You will
Admission 80 cents; reserv ed seats, rs cents The
trouble comnetces at O'Clock p, N. oc,l3-st
WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE
noERSYs a.TT oGTSRER 10 xyERY EvEHtNe
AND sATURDAE.
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CHARLks E EMMETT, known on the plains as
pama N4,d1 VII III ss IL ,Se
Barnes, Of New Nors. entitled LITTLE RIFLE:
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DE- MUaSAA CUCCEETs
ONE GRE Nd e JNCEhT ONL Y,
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Mr.. D IEyIYO has the honor 10 announce that
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Ihe famous Hu1gArlan Nightingale ami the Reign
Is T'6fsi !; Esr atan 10
Concert Ccrltir alton.
Nine. CARRENo-SAURsr.
ar. THO. b BaBELMAN. -''i'''
The Popular German Tenor.
- The Famous Popular Balro.
Tho Young and Brilliant yioiinIst
Sig GkFTAE0 BEAGA,
lie osleh hrtsd Ni5lonceilO Nistuosn and co"nrnaa-
Tha M>st AJ.e Accompsnist
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dc1Es skITS ccd eliOws' Hail,
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Also ifrysst stock Pa.-F HarginTs, Win6ov
sstss- EtCs EcnIes, Pic.Grt CC rts and rss-
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ALL EIsD5 OF GENTLEMXS'3 UAST-OFF
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.:st. bZEo:ss ts Eiail promptly attended 70.
Hssh Fe'd. iyst
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l. OC II NET<

tHE LFCTy TX SEAsoN-frz. -es sf fF. D. A.
=. 4. Couryg.-Our lecture-griUg puhi ic 10
esye been waiting snNious'v t.r ne usua an-
n. M G. Ueut of tte season from the Nourr M~n'-
Christian Association. whose courses Tor tue
psst three yfsT have been - unif,Frllv sur-
s'ssiul. VII be Al 20 learn thst the G-fAls for
&c litsrnt season sre very ussrlv cosnn nnletr
Ahd tiat nun particulars vii 10 -arr,,s,rc.F A
eNilN next week The course xfu co-.fsf a.
s'NNs N lectures, ~ tSo dis .-ivus-slN literary
hhu w scientific. With oua a septiop - -
fnfris snd subjects will al D. reui q, e,,,- .l-
encfs. The literary division v Hi omen a, \,
f,t f,h nst ~ ~ We rvrown 4 traveller, poet. AMI
SCI 81, BayaTd TaNlTr, 4 .osh from hla I,.i.,si
eNrer'euCss- Tie gill he fOlrl vel Nover,6-r -
60 -. nv james 1icknor FistFs 81 R R,sf,,, a.,
four lectnrss on suhjects connected With raoierp
English litersture, "Char,es lamb ant a.
Friends" sidney Smith aud Hts NJ a..
lite" "Alfrcd TennySCn. fhp Nan s,t -,
Poet, snd "LonEfs lloW, he Poet snd : s,i.r =,
These four have been selected ~ Mr. Fisi.,s
for this course cut OF his rspsrta OF ten -ht-b
te fas delivered In Boston. BroOkbn. R.t-
more sid elsewhere With - much suc,e-.
hr. Fields personal TecOllvcti0uS of sOme OF hts
subjects, and the facts ard kno~ledge gained
through a long career a. publisher ot the most
POPULAR works OF English literature, render his
lectures FUN OF rare and pleasant Interest. he
occupies the month OF November m giving the
people OF Philscelphia ami Washington tie
PIE sssure OF hearing these delight al talks. Dr.
>, q Holland, the popular eCitOr Of y rt5a,r'S
Asnihg, Whose writings evcrN body reads and
hdmires. Vill give the clos NJ lecture Of the nt-
etary division Novemt er Slth. The scientific
oNlsion VIII open hccembcr sth. With two lee
.sits on natural history by Prof. Eiward \
saOtse' OF salem, Mas, the most wosderful
hIAlhic &c uneAtor hVtng-his blackboard Illus
tfaiions are incomPsrsh!e. Dr. e.. e Ralles. OF
IAN or'oge, vii follow December r5ih. Win
no lectures oD the microscope. heantif funy IL
lIfiratfd Il by Powerful hvdrO-oxvsen tyh, Ha
VII probably Be assisted b. p rct. B'ckneI, who
> CheNceied - mani Enlat0r. The closing
sctnTes VIII be by the ever popular Henry
Morton, OF Stevens Institute, Hohoken. JaD
,hn on sne IN, ls.5 With two nss subjects,
lhe fesult Oi hrs last two yesrs OF original nveS-
ugstion. with brilliant illustration Nv the rost
extensive apparatus ever brought 90 Wishing
Ton. SO that the time which tr..FvsDes etN-en
now ard the CAV season car pc most prontably
employed by our people IN attending these at
tractiNe lectures
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THE CORN CRoP.-Tbe October returns of
the department of Agriculture Indicate an ave-
rage condition of the corn crop of 80 per cent
against g per cent. in September. All the New
England states show An improved condition
except Maine aud Connecticut; the middle
states decline during the month. The south
Atlantic coast states aud the gulf states as a
WHOLE about hold their own, except Louisiana
where the average sinks from 20 to Go.
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i-h sr ~ E,tibiJ iGstsimeuts, ie option Of the
ssrfs. g.
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Sc i,s st-sl+ = ttrsi Pr~ct'c7 ~ iII Do direc'=d
s:Ess- C4ur e Tta M
sr.Trse g lectures 0u PATEN p LAW will be de
h-er-a during i5e year n asuib eieGty large class
-is'i He fHrrg-t 80 this specially. G-ntlrrnsn De
~ J-fI sgch e class are ipvi ed % cOnlfnuni
IicA.r with be PresiGe-t Of the Faculty, to WHOM
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Cc.z % JAMES q. WELLISG, President.
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IMPORTED DIRECT,
y. ". CALI. BaS. 4 CO..
cCt1--E JEW FIERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-15

NAVAL OEDKRs.-Lieut Commander L. j.
Jewell, from the Tuscorora, and ordered to
proceed home and await orders; Lieut.. Charles
A Shetckey, from the receiving ship Vermont
and ordered as executive officer OF the TINS "a
rora; Master Thomas ). Phelps from tho Rich
mond and ordered TO the Nasragansett; Paw
master Edward May has reported his arrival
home from HenOlulu, having been relieved Oh
the 1st nit. and ordered to settle accounts
Passed Assistant Paymaster George F. Berries
has reported his return home, having been de-
tached from the Kansas on the 10Th ultimo, and
ordered to settle accounts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-15

NOND8Y, OCTOBER IL, EVERY EVENING
AND MhTIEEEs FOB LADIES AND
CHILDREN EVERY WEDNESDAY
AND SATURDAY.
tofsgemsnt OF the 5ourR. brilliant, and beautiful
sC-resss, MISS hbICK PLACID, su pported by
CHARLES z EMMETT, known on the plains ~
nhsHlNG CHARLIE. will appear in the Western
Drama, written expressly for Miss Placid by J amos
Barnes, OF New orb. entitled Lift IE RIFLE.
OR,THE WHITE SPIRIT OF THE PAwNEss ocI2 g.