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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

j. o. y. F.-The Grand Lodge of the indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows of the United
Slates at Indianapolis, adjourned Saturday.
During the session the amendments 10 the,
constitution of the Grand Encampment of
The District of Columbia were adopted. A
protest was received from several represen-
tatlVes against the action of the Grand
Lodge OF the United States in ruling "that
Grand Lodges and Grand Encampments can
be opened in the scarlet or royal purple de-
grees lduring the exemplification of the I'M
written work"
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Arrest OF an Abbe Charged with m.
OUTRAGE.
Colonel John a. Ioycp.


STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
In the United States circuit court ves,,,-
day morning, L. =. Marshal Carman A. New
como made return % the writ OF hahaaS
corpus for the body OF Col. John A Jovca in
dlcted by the grand jury OF the western dis
trlct OF Missouri The return simply stated
September nth, IN obedience 90 a capiaS Is
sued by the clerk Of the L. = district coprt
for the western district 81 Missouri. on Sen
temoer 10Th, and that the prisoner was nov
Col Joyce addressed the court as follows.
III your honor please. I would like 10 make
a, few remsI ks-my attorney. Judge Chester
II. hrum, beng absent i'm jefferson Ctty-in
reply 10 the writ OF habeas corpus and the
case IN action. My attorney is la JeffarSon
1lty, with q possibility Of returning 10y Sat
urusy, and trust that this honorable court
VIII grant me the five DAYS allowed nv law In
which TO prepare the defense for nv personaI
ilnerty. am ready ana willing 10 give hail
toI any charges preferred against me In JEFF
lefsOh CITY. But while / give bond for nv
appearance here from day 10 day, am moi
endowed with the elements of ubiouffv and
IusI Ihat thls honorable court will hold
me- 10 answer 10 itS demands on the prfncInle
mat the nrst mortgage takes precafeDce -,
All other claims. Like Desdemona. have a
ulNlaed DUTY To perform, aud while / shall
eve 70 BratantiO all the legal friendsnfp
asked, / shall give 10 Ofhello that Io,-a 49,
OF respect and duty. Notwithstanding fite
reports OF tie newspapers that I mad an
10, syoSeu 20 lorelgn lands and become a fugi-
nNt from justice my presence here to-day fs
testimony 10 their lslsehood. And I have
this 10 say, that while life lasts shall neveT
ueseft my FAMILY, my honor or the duty /
owe my fellow man. All that 1 ask stand
ing here al the threshold of the courts Of nv
tice. JUS
justice Miler.-l don't see why you can
not give BAH here for your appaarance An
JeneIson. lou remark that you are willing
10 give bail for all the charges preferred
against YOU there.
Judge John NJ Eruro fnfary,gos O., -, -
few rema, KS.
Justice Miller don't propose to hear
any Jhlng bow. The case may be heard on
MOnday.-H. LOtfis Globe. Democrat 95fh
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SOME NEW YORK SENrENCEs-Caroline
Blank, the young woman who last April
attempted TO obtain Sl9cJO from the Nassau
Bank ON forged check, was yesterday SEN
fenced 10 two and "A half years In state prison.
-" VIM. Benson was yesterday sentenced 20
four years in state prison for attempting %
de.raud the cashier OF the Importers and
Traders Bank out OF $3.50 by means of a
fictitious telegram and forged bill. -. The
recorder yesterday sentenced Juan Gonzales
TO state prison for life for setting fire to the
restaurant OF Leno Martinez In Maiden
Lane.-N Y JOu. COM. 25fh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-The Rockland
PRINT works at HaverStraw, n. Y, were par
TALLY destroyed by fire yesterday morning
They were owned by Garner & Co. Tue loss
is estimated at half a million dollars. Peter
J. Dennan. boss printer, was instantly killed
by the falling of a wall, and a number OF
others Were seriously injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

AN OLD SwINDLE REvIvED-Two we'll
dressed young men bought S83 worth of dry
goods az the store OF G. RushmOre, on Fulton
street, Brooklyn, yesterday, aud ordered
IEem 10 De sent 10 house At the corner OF
Livingston and Hoyt streets When The nov
brought the goods TO the house one of the
young men took the parcel and asked the
messenger 10 step in the back parlOr While
tne Doy was II the parlOr the young man
disappeared with the bundle. The lady who
owns the house said that the young men had
hired room from her in the morning and
TOLD her mat they expected a boy 20 bring a
bundle during the day. Toe landlady has
seen nothing Of her dodgers since.-M y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

SALOON KEEPER SHOT BY BoY.-Ai
Evansville, Ind, George Reigler, a boy OF
fifteen, shot James LashbrOOk in the brain
With revolver, in the latters saloon, last
thursday morning. Lashbrook was trying
arrest Zeigler's friend, when the boy
walked up behind him and shot him twice
10 was cold blOOded affair. Lashbrook is
'till living and rational, and the physicians
say he may linger for months. The ball is
Odged between the brain and neck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

CONVICTION OF A REVEREND CoLoRED
SENAToR-The Rev. Dublin j. Walker for
merry school commissioner OF Chester CO.. s.
o., and now member of the state Senate
was convicted in Chester on Friday, in the
Court of Quarter Sessions, ON the charge of
issuing fraudulent school certificate for
seventy dollars. THE Jury which rendered the
verdict was composed of one white and
eleven colOred men. Walker is the leading
colored preacher in that section. Six of the
cantS of his own church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

ACCIDENT TO AN EXCURSION TRAIy-An
excursion train from New York ran into "a
dummy car, filled with men, women and
children, at the corner OF Harrowgate lane
ana henslngton avenue, Philadelphia, at 8
O'Clock last night, instantly killing a man
and woman, and dangerously injuring six
others, while about ten others were Slightly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

AT THE LOUISVILLE RACES on, SATURDAY
Stampede won the four mile dash in 7:33
Volcano won the second race. Time, 2:4f Z
The third, being for the Gait House stake
was Won by King Alfonso. Time, 3:49 The
last race, mile heats, consolidation purse
lor beaten horses, was won by Eleme IN two
straight heals - :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

FAILURE OF IRON WORKS AT PIrTsBURG
Glass. Neeley & Co, proprietOrs of the Key
stone iron works, at Pittsburg, Pa, have
suspended. Liabilities, $3.50, 900; assets
chiefly mill property and real estate, NOT
available at present, $4,000. Cause OF fail
ure, stagnation of the iron business and the
dlInculty OF realizing on outstanding indebt-
ont of work SA""A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

ORGANIzE.-A Springfield, Mass. silk
firm ropose to make speciality of Organize.
q very fine silk woven into mixed cassi,
meres, ribbons, and other silk goods, $50 600
yards weighing only IA ounces, formed of two
strands, each OF which is twisted like the
strands of q rOpe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

THE FALL RIVER MILLS were opened
Saturday To give the hands an opportunity
TO sign the articles OF agreement and not
withstandipg that but few of the operatives
signed them, IL is believed all the mills will
start to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

SECRETARY DELANo will not probably
return to Washington to resume his duties
and meanwhile Gen. B. r. Cowen will act as
Secretary of the Interior until Mr.. Delano's
successor il appointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

HENRY CLEWs AND ''COMPANY."-If was
not Known IN commercial circles in ls,sl that
Mr.. BENJAMIN II. Cheever and Mr. lanes
van Buren, composed the Company in The
banking nrm OF Henry Clews & 60. Yet ii
appears from papers produced in the bank
ruptcy proceedings or that house that on the
I'm OF March, In the year aforesaid the firm
agreed IN writing 10 pay Cheever and Van
bufen one quarter each OF the profits which
would accrue from the firms being "aDDoint-
go oy Lhe Unlttsd states government its imam
clsl agents I'm London, Paris, or Frankfort -
oU the Zfth OF The same month and year the
hrm agreed 70 pay To Cheever and Van Buren
one quarter each OF the profits accruing IN
ike manner from It's appointments as agents
IN New ! ORR or any other city or town In the
united states. Cheever, who is said 20 be a
Washington lobbyist, claims 500 600 for
himself and ' an Buren, under the agreement
Ihe members Of the firm should lose no time
action.-N y. Ruoai,,g Post. 25,h.
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THE NEW POSTAL CARDs.-The first order
(3,l2s,OO0l for the new postal cards goes to
Springfield to-day. Washington orders
2GO 900, New York 500 900 Chicago 500 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

ANOTHER MISSISSIPPI DKNIAL.-The
Mississippi democratic state committee have
telegraphed the Attorney General denying
The statement that the recent Injunction
against aging the militia now being organ
lied In that state had been sued out by a
member OF that body. They say that peace
and good order prevails throughout the
state. One white and two colored comma
MES OF militia nave been Organized
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

THE LATEST INFORMATION from San
Francisco reports all kinds of business inn
proving, and that the coin suddenly with
drawn from circulation at the time of the
panic is coming out again.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEAfER.

A USEM EN- rs.
NATIONAL rHEAfER.
THE WORLDS NOVELTY
Commencing MONDAY. September 21
Debut IN W ashinston of j. Zimmermsn's
MEXICAN JUyENILk OPERA COM
PANY.
Tbs wonderful orgauiZ <tiO1 comprises
sEkORl1h CARMUN UNDA MORON,
lPrima Donna, eight years DID,
GUADALUPE UNDA Y MORON,
tPriDa Donna, six years old
also, 30 OHILDREN II extraordinary talent.
FULL CHORUS aud GRAND ORCTERTRA
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS,
GRAND DUO MESS.
THURSDAY EVENING.
ROBINSON CRUeOE
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF CARMON MORON,
The beautiful sentimental Opera,
MARINA.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY,
GRAND DUrHESS.
SATURDAY EVENING.
HOBISsON Ch US0E
UNPOPULAR THEATER PRICES fa
Seats can be secured at MetZerott Co.'S Music
store. sep2,-tr
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vegeta bles received serious damage In Ohio
and New England from the frost on Wednes-
day night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

THE FILIBUSTER STEAMER Uruguay,
which recently landed a cOntraband cargo In
cuba, Is said 10 be commanded by Captain
Sommers, an American. Her crew are
mostly Cubans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

THE CORN CROP.-The report of the De-
partment of Agriculture shows the corn crop
to be above the average in nearly all the
states heard from, and could 1t be thoroughly
ripened it would exceed any previous crOp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

THE ST. LOUIS WHISKY CAsEs.-The de-
murrer TO the indictments against General
Mcdonald, Colonel Joyce, and other officials
overruled by Judge Miller, In the United
states court at St. Louis, except on one
point, which is held under consideration
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THE CABINET vAcascY-Nox tina, Sec

THE CABINET VACASCY.-Noy that Sec
rotary Delano has finally retired, the public
MIND Is somewhat exercised to know by
whom he will be succeeded. The only mem
Der OF The Cabinet in Washington is Secre-
tafV FISH, de stated this morning that he
knew nothing OF the whole subject other
IMAM what he mad read IN the newsnapars
ana ii a successor hal been as vet determined
ur.on oy the President he had thus far kept
II u himself There is a strong IMPRESSION
Win mary persons that the office has been
rendered To Clinton b. Fiske, of Missouri. at
present the president of the Indian commits
sion, who heretofore had a prominent con
nectlon With the freed mems bureau On the
tt1er hand, the Chicago Times of last Thurs
day, In The editorial columns, has the follow
ing: The Times has received informatIon
from source that l. ives no doubt Of IN re-
Liability, that Secretary Delano will resign
IN, me once OF Secretary of the Interior some
Time next week" This much of the article
develops into truth. 1t concludes as follows.
= HIS successor has already been selected aud
accepted the office. Who he is has not trans
pireu, ouI ne resides IN Ohio, and has hereto
lore occupied important public Offices
should the Tunes prove as correct in its latter
conclusion, as time has proven IL was i'm the
former, the prevailing sentiment seems to
indicate Elk Governor Dennison as the
coming man or Judge Taft.
There is, too, decided sentiment that the
new apprentice Will hail from Pennsylvania,
ana mat the mantle of the departed Delano
Will fall upon the shoulders of Wayne Me-
Weigh. Some say Senator Scott has been
selecttu' ne would, however, hardly accept
IL, enjoying as he does now a permanent
legal position in the service of the PennsyI-
vanla Railroad Company at an annual sal
airy OF $4,000. Others again believe that the
app0lntee will be an entirely new man from
the Keystone state.
The name of ex-senator Pratt, of Indiana.
at present Commissioner of Internal Reye-
nue., is also mentioned.
This is the situation up to noon to-day.
Ihose who wish 10 take their choice cen do
so, and the probability is that they can hold
on 10 II undisturbed by anything of more
positive character until after the President
returns from his western trip. AS Mr.. Delano
does pot formally vacate the Office until Fri
day there is ample time To bring forward
chances.
-. 1t is understood that upon the qualifica-
tion OF MI. DelanO's successor, Assistant
secretary Cowen, Indian Commissioner
smith, and the Commissioner of the General
Land ONCE, Will promptly tender their re-
slgnations of their respective trusts. This at
least is the general usage under such circum-
stances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

SUICIDE ON HIS MOTHERS GRAvE.-Cap-
tain w. p. A. Stranahan, of the steamer
city OF Hudson, plying between Catskill end
Albany, committed suicide about ten O'Clock
Yesterday morning, by shooting himself
with revolver, while seated on his mothers
crave, In the Episcopal cemetery at Athens
y. Y. Since the recent robbery of his boat
ne has been depressed In spirits, and this is
thought 10 be the cause which led to the act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

COL. j. o. p. BURNSIDE, superintendent of
the Post Office department, states that the
hot water heating apparatus will be In every
room In that department by the LIST proximo,
reports TO the contrary not wi tbs tanding The
contractor has had his force working night
ana day to finish the job by the date men,
toned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

THE BENNETT PIGEON MATCH OFF.-The
pigeon match for 81 200, in which James
Gordon Bennett and A. H. Bogardus, the
champion, were to shoot against Carroll Liv-
irgsiOn and Ira A. Paine, ex-champion, is
of by mutual consent of the parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27
GRAND OPENING OFNEyFa Lima,
" GOODS.

Just received and now opening an entire stock q,
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,
al 0i the newest designs. No last years foods in
our stock 10 select from.
Zoe pieces Of Fall CaIicoes At &c
20 pieces ~ choice sty lie Calicles 1t Sc worth loo
~ pieces Of best Shifting Calicoes a. &c
&c pieces Of yard vide Bleachsd COttOLs al g, lC
Our I21.c COttons cannot be beat south of New
II wide sneeting Cotton, I21zc
z11-Nlde Sneeting Cotton, Sc; worth H1c
- zen aides COlOrsd Border HeInmed Stitch
Eandkerchiefs, I21sc. ~
~ dozen yard long Towels, l21<c.
NJ Pieces canton Flannel, l0c. IS pieces Canton
lanIei- E5sc-, extra heavy.
. 20 pieces " hite and Bed all-WOOl Elannels, from
Iic- ~
Splendid assortment Of Ladies Fall STYLES Dres.
Goods Just opened. DA'0'
Bright COlyTed Plaids, l5c.: worth &c
New style Plaids, PC, sell now at 3iLc
o. pieces OF Plain, PLAID and Stripe Dress Goods 81
&c; dirt cheap.
leo pieces OF Black Alpaca, double width &c Ell
tra double weight, 5l44 sold last fri at E5c
- pieces Black Cashmere lust received and now
oneTlng ~ the low price Of Toe S71ac, al, FL ~
SlZo. All ID per cent. less than last years prices
Our entire stock bought for cash, which enables
found elsewhere. " "
From September lst store wiII be open until 9 n IN
g. VI TOWsON q CO..
$50 PeDnsylvania avenue,
AceA-eo south side. near TN 81, northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

THE BoNAPARTIsr COUNCIL, which met
In select session at Arenenberg, s Switzerland,
at the chateau of the ex-Empress Eugene,
for the purpose OF determining the future
policy OF the party, In view of the present
aspect of affairs In France. and the growing
strength Of the republic, has resulted in the
following party programme: The first point
decided is that the Prince Imperial shall un
dertake In person the exclusive direction O
the Imperialist party. The Empress, who is
unpopular with large section of the party
on account Of her pronounced Ultramontane-
ism, has abdicated the regency conferred
upon her by the late Emperor and leaves
the young Prince 70 be guided by counsels
more in accord with the prevailing senti-
meDt OF the party. It is settled that the
Prince Imperial Will be guided wholly by NJ
Rohrer, thus restoring to prominence In the
party the section which steadfastly opposed
all Oncession to the constitutional party and
disapproved OF the liberslized policy OF NJ.
Emile Olivier previous to the war OF 1870.
THE QUICKEST TRIP ACROSS THE AT
LANTIC.-The steamship City of Berlin, Of
the Inman line, which arrived at New York
Saturday, made the run from Queenstown
TO Sandy Hook In seven days, eighteen hours
and two minutes, being the quickest trip
ever made across the Atlantic either east or
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

A RIFLE MATCH between the Victoria Rife
Club, of Canada, and the Amateur Rifle Club.
of New York, took place at Creedmoor on
Saturday, the latter winning by q score of
400 To .384 for the Canadians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

CONFESSION OF MURDER-A negro named
Weston, who was arrested for completely in
the murder of Abraham Weissburg q lew
ism pedler, In Westminster county, N. Y, has
named Ellis and Thompson, committed the
deed on the II tn instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

The MILITARY POST known as Columbus
arsenal, Ohio, is transferred to the general
recruiting service for depot purposes The
transfer will take place October l. 1878. after
which the post will be known as COLUMBUS
Barracks
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SEASON OF Is1a-Is76.

SEhSUN UF IcFe"IoIb.
SECOND ANNUAL OPENING OFTHE
ECOLE FRANCAlSE DE WASHINGTON
ANDOFTHR
CERCLE DRAMATIQUE FRANOAISE,
Under the management of
PROF. EUGENE L. C0LLlERE and MILE "
PRUD'HOMME,
Opening night free TO all. Tuesday evening, Oc-
tObeT IL, at ga O'Clock, at the ROsslyn Semn ,ry
1875 street northwest. Glass evenings, Tuesday
and Fridays.
Circulars at the Principal Book and Music Stores.
For further particulars apply q. 1880 1 stu eet
northwest, or GA y street n. W. sepl3 tnOvl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

SECRETARY FISH bears the weight of the
government on his shoulders, he being the
only cabinet officer in Washington. Secre-
tary BristOw is expected to return on We'd
nesday. His wife will arrive to-moroOw
from Europe, on the steamer Scythia. The
wife of Attorney General Pierrepont is also
on the same vessel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

~M'lle Titiens and Charles Bradlaugh
have arrived at New York.
1At the end OF this year Chicago will
have ten thousand more houses than 1t had
last year.
HHon. c. Wullweber, the recently ap-
pointed minister TO Ecuador, will leave Du-
buque, Iowa, for his new post of duty about
the first Of October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

DEATH BEFORE nEPENDENCE-Thoma
and Magdalen Stark, residing on Green l.
land, near Troy, y. Y, took lauIanuIn
thursday night, intending 10 commit sui
clde. Thomas partly recovered r ri tay anl
repeated the dose, making two ounces and :.
half I'm all, but even that failed 20 k.u him
His wife died Friday night, and ne saws he
VIII END his own life on the FIRST opportunity.
He has been out OF work for eighteen months
and having expended all the money he had
saved, he, with his wife, preferred death to
sGbsisting on the bounty OF friends. She was
sixty, and her husband is & ny years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

THE AMOUNT of national bank note cur
rency received at the tt aasuTy to-day for re-
demption aggregated S55o 5T1.I4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

THE BANK OF CALIFoRNIA.-The syndi-
cate of the Bank of California met on Satur-
day and levied the first assessment of twen-
~ nye per cent on the guarantee fund
which, with the coin on hand, will give the
bank between two and three millions to
open with. 1t is probable that the bank will
open about Saturday, October ID, or early
In the following week.
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A DESERTED WIFF-On TueSdav

a DESERTED WIFE.-On Tuesday last n
couple arrived i'm this city by the BaItimo-e
boat and registered at the Mansion House as
Mr.. aid Mrs. Chas. Miller, from Baltimore.
On the afternoon OF the same day the hus-
band left the hotel, saying he would return
in short time. The unsuspecting bride re-
manned In her room until late at Mi ht before
she made inquiry about the absent groom,
and was much disappointed when informed
that be bad not been seen nor heard from
since his departure. The bride yet a waits
the coming of her husband-NO { Td)
LCyldftddyk, SEM, IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

The CENTRAL AMERICAN PEACE NEWS
AdVlces 10 the Navy Department from Pan
anna, under date of September 10th, report
that the treaty of peace recently agreed upon
between General Reyes, of the National
forces, and General SantO Domingo de EeIa
Will be notified by the general government
AT BOgota. The Convention of Peace"
amounts TO An entire submission to the gov
eminent on the part of the revolutionists
IL is believed that the present government Of
Panama will be depOsed Immediately on the
arrival of the National troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

JUDGE PERsHING, the democratic nOmi-
nee In Peuusy lvan4a, IN a letter accepting
the candidacy, hedges on the currency queS-
ton, and says: favor such a volume OF cur
rency as the legitimate demands OF business
and the revival Of the ind uslries of the coun-
try may require. Experience will best de-
termine this, and IL Is 10 be hoped that An
adequate standard or test for regulating the
amount OF currency may be Established by
our representatives in Congress. aihere u
the doctrine always held by ,he democratic
party, that gold and silver constitute the
true basis for bank-note circulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

NEW LINE of British built sore w steam
ers. IT is announced, will shortly begin run
nlng between Boston ami New York and the
west coast OF South America via the Straits
OF Magellan. The line will be owned wholly
In New England. This new enterprise, IL Is
expected, will open up new markets for the
manufacturers OF that section, and under
circumstances which will enable them To
successfully compete with the English.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-27

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter.
lal revenue, 1896 O2a u; customs, s7T7, ssi SO