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, 1875-12-15
LIVE aTock.
EHTftlnn

During The slAysn months ending With Nov. 30 tno
Chiaago. nurliugton Quincy uosa delivered al ths
stoek-Ia1ds l,100, ,t0o logs,
cAIILE-Ths market war In : lady demoralizsd
eonainona Fesult oS 1arHsiy e1ceaslyo rpcspts aud
rootts ct lowes p'ees 1t tho k4. ousfourth Of the
supply setuay % sale would bare fully satisasd Tho
1ss'usaAs tt%d* fe4utfsuents, sud uudse tha largo
surplus hpyers h4d thuGa their WY Ia tAs nstter
o. pflees Wo have, therefore. Ia note general aud
aee1aed reduction tn Ill descriptions af s.oct with
possibly the exception os choice shipping be%yss which,
tndoF *csn1y supplies, about bald their wn Tns day
Wa vel! advanced before any considerable suoant Of
trading had bcan accomplished ths total Of ths fore
hoons sales scarcsy reaching 800 hoad but .&s there
wae mpdsrAs movement u 2f43eo decline from last
=, elosla1 ynots.,ons. Tue sao9s q s.4s ~
tAAas4N 81E lnfAft0F 10 extra t113(Ay.Ta fur
stoekeFss sud ta1sas3-so for conmna 70 choies fst
sshlPp*uF etssfs Thar ware fev fancy ohrsanaaa
bessss tos Which 3a.001S9ea sxkeL Al ths Gloss
the nastst wose vesJ bad lock- aud IL VA the asn.
srA orutou that still further e4c1tdcAs would havs
oe saA1s lefnss sh$ surplus stoe& In the yas "
xosksd OF.
$500. QUOTATIONS.,
Choice HeeVss-E1ne. t4t, ws.+ formed yeas
~ {saF ol1 eteefs, weighing l,30v to
As'o' As' ~. .sS3aR
, 1875-12-15
<.s0@5.M
t.f'0'Gt.15
1.'jt LIS
2.76@3.7s
1.01,a?b1
2.+Na s.t,J

sL Naa ttla ut tive DAY in thu hog market, an1
business was d,ne at strung ID, uyancs oyer Nom
anys rrcts o*nlng a4lss tItl not indicate my np-
lay csnre. lhyera secinnR inclined 10 nor, cautious.
un hssx ens OF Tie days receipts could be deter
81 INC 20 eoo or n1ore looked for. Tho number would
not naaa s1ceea 20, ,ooo. aud then trailing becamo
pEsx ana fs!te. mo'ud up u no cl aboye uY tho
u.arkot closed asros8 nt 3tYUts7.N for cuultnou Ia
chai king hogs, and at $70t4iij for fair to nx
tn shfPpn4 grades. "''s ~ '1~
, 1875-12-15


1ATEsT.
-''# ahtH, Dee. 1l.-uold opeped and clbssd nj
'sf, "~a" tt'hg n'ads tn e thsanttms At l14k. The
'aa ~ eaf'Ji'K verp !, J. aud ~ per tent. Leana
*&ts t4Au ua4a L.t.
aoftfh'Atut' ". :, higher and III brisk deu,ani.
IN rs4nush b'uds thn !e~dng feature wss the Al.
sau:a III eh1a-aa II No.thxtxtetu col.o,d.tua eountn
8o'o tohas 1soH s5ss II H. uuaer i.rts rrct,axc.. in
oo&sAiaatsd. rlain. NAi Il ~, Csplrul t4r,ne. At
4osI "e4sssa faelacs It ", sA1 uu,qu rJnk.
tng funds 1t g3x. e~'4S t'"A'
ssais AselsItIes were dull
esocss ~ss~ dallsni fe.ursltas. RI, ,o.tk.t n ii,
opening WEB weak, aud rrt4 ds,l.ncd L 10 =. hp, ~
the cloAc Tie market N1s t1a unfair ths lead nf Eor,
ws'!e4i, ~h!eh .dshneel IL 4nsiuz, aud au d.. line
q tns Itt1niu9 tn tls general !ist w.s Ev oYtr.I
nse p1sisTsa Nas hota1Iy strung. T4sIs,rtiunv nj
us SUCK -! hangs wszs ID GIL .stcs u Nhu i, M,
were Any Nal. Gt,uua Western ua!on, ilQO Nurth
Ta,. Tss4; wv Lake shxs, 4,oJ4 uhio., aul YuoV
r. nonsy naAtst wa e.sy as s0s. cioxaY ats.
*Ftois ntEGauie NJ d Ut bt3A -'''
ItauN y sxk0flA. fS,tu {H4
GaAtu11s f%ssib4, $141 &A,
~ AsAA4tsnt 1feAsu. sr 1isbqs1$d SI3a 900.
C.uattngx, ~, ,XQ RIy
s@s&A1S stsady, ASNa+S3.
r UnskkAMRbTB,
scouloaAF y! .,.s-.-. .!4a:s ksw w6a....,,.,.1l7x
oospeass l$........lls lu. lys. 'ii1f
, 1875-12-15

Anssiat Lhsea&eA u 1As Cataass TftAxaz.
hR* 4o4k, Dec. lS.-0xalk-H Hh&st-N4rket dull:
IN eaJs1s favor; limited slpost md hous trasa tu-
qas3s sslss os aa,oo0 bu, u sanaal0o for rsl4esd
st1tue; &.c0al,2o fus unRsAdsd spring; No3a,, 10
fof No. chlcago; 3t.1l3l.12 tor No. MiIzaukss:
Nv. z Chicago uouluxl; sl.s40l9s tor No, . Nuxau-
, 1875-12-15
CONNIE

tbs following weto tho receipts end shipments Of
The leading articles nj produce In shia city during The
twen'y-four hours onding at oclock IN Tuesday
morning. and for tho corresponding date QUO soar a9o
, 1875-12-15
The Country Still M Applicant
for discounts and Renewals.
The City Demand for Loans Light
New York Exchange at Par.
The Produce Markets More Active
r.sProvisiot,s Firner.
0raia Weak, but Wheat Stronger To-
wards tho Close.
FINANCIAL,

Ihn e1Iy buptncsF OF the builks was net a4peci4!y
ecdvs, but theru continuance Of the heavy con-
lEy application" for dlacainIa Apd saneNsk. This ia
LIS Maiu feature Of tho local stnatan. I4rgn ann,uta
OF stock arn bring held hsek i tie country from nr-
ket ~ nitldentu These noAl liberal advances from
tia hanks cnaLe them to carry fced this stock
Tio gseate1 ~ion of tue crop, IN being carried Ia the
eafnc way OIL Mvney advanced from tho banks Of CHI
e1En. VT Louis, md other ctlcH. Ths bo, rowers Iu
7nF cases, arc compelled 10 their paper rs It
fhs l"c sncn they hsrn not aolt tlcir su anil haye
n"t ii" trooetti1 for raynen- Tho r.ckcrs arc nr.
sttauR for tho Aeconnpda 1onh thcy want for their
~'ncr work, but haye NOT yet put their paper on the
market. The loan Inafkos Ia otheswI4a III Tho same
quiet condition that hiss mark III 1t fur acyer.l veetn
Nifos Of discount 1t ts ban arc u per cen, to
regular customers: conceaso1n on tht9o rates arc
n1ado to independent borrowers wbD call nut up lis
best ro1lateraR.
On thu street, rates cg1s s,r cent with buslnea,
Light.
Now York exchange WAS Arm b,tuecn hants at par.
In" ot''ers for currency wcro .,1ly moderate,
Tho eloarings we're q 7outDoo.
eAE1Sf8s nANKB AND THEIR afANAoENgrT,
aAc disappeaEante OF savings bank after savings
oanf In tho aoods Of bunsrapt.:y " tn New York al
Unpleasant commentary their system, Of manage
anrnt In Now York HtAto Tiers II, = Bank Examiner.
appointed md paid b. The Bats to s1etcct approach
ing Insolvency and protect deioa,sp.,A So.wlths4nl
ing ths pfeeaution moro than half dozen say!ngs
banxs hass failed iu tbs Ask on with greet loss
the puhic who End that the Eznminer her paid allowed
soma OF thtse institutions 10 continup business two
years after th:y "ero virtually broken. An iuera-
t1on Of this Appears In the Official exAl NJ lious Of the
alutan Bcnctt Savings ank Two yoars sBo, Dec. 16
!sE It ahowod thst ia Income and e1psuse we1o a.
{Qiora:
, 1875-12-15

l roHc!lH MAtNETS.
Iarrnroot, Dec i'll. ;. -r,nnn-u,
| e5s Cd: M . 1f. ~ -
| np,Fr~wn..t
ta spring: No. l. los No. .. % ID; wllso, No j.
@@i ~. ios ~ tllh. No. I, lis ID No. q liz.
! oosn-ao. l. aia; NO. ,, ia i'd.
fhoF1atoas-PoFk COS, Lard. o0a.
LlynnPoot. Dec IA ?. ru--WnRAr-wintes No. I.
los ID: No. q o. 10d spr,nx No. l. III, ro y. ~.
Haite No. i lis; No, Z, 10s I'd club No. l. liz ID
No. lis rsceipta for the Inst three days, 81 900 qzs
ao,ou being Ams74caa.
| Ponx-ss'.
LIVERPOOL, Doc. fi-coTTos-ateady.; rrhldl!nr,
"a Now Orleans. 71ad sulrs lo0 0 uales. tnc,uI,u
9ooo baes for speculation and export, aud 500 baes
A1ncf'cab.
uRAA-"heat-fled weatern spring, os cdaIoa: 3:
winter. % 1odeslus u. Gora, 3,s od,1tJs
psos1sloss-rork, So. Daoon-Lanu c1ea. uia,e,.
HxstNno rEToIxuM-aBc.
AHrwxEf, Dec. 14.-rRrnossua.-q I'd,
LONDON, Dec. A-Tua BANK or Eno,4xn-Tn.
amount Of bullion withdrawn from tn. lt.nt m h.
gland on balances today WAS clo,ooo
MoxEr-Tho rate for monoy ou tho stoct p,cb.,,,
o Government securities ts2k.
cosso.s--Money, % l,la; account, o. 1914,
AuzntoAH sEoua1r1xs-Asw &. 10, !. al. inn.
11-4aa, lOGA; new d. 1o4,s: Now ynrt c,n,ro, ~
EFts, ~; pTsfefrod. 81.
Atloat, :"
tAtm. L. Dse. ls.-RrSTEs-Gcf BOO.
Z. a.. ~ ' ''''~o"1sEo aEAFEa OoSpR-Nsw
SOUTHERN coTron m.orr7e
NEw 0h1EAks, Dec. lE-corron-nsm.na ,o,s.,-
ate; sales Of 7.ys1 belss o,,o.t5on. nnct.n,.a.
csipta net aro.f Ii 7o4 .7no-t. -. ~ go.
skock, aos. .1e7. - 1''A' 4'''&@'a' ''~as'
a,y,v,.'. .-...... ...
n 1a1n,. ~, r.s.,,,.' oipS-4uet; h1'ddAnss.
:" .@Aoo' ao' seee'p1s' sos5 hales: sa1es. 2070.
l9Ho; not rocetpt4, 24o7 bslsa pros, Ssu a@a"s,s
to 1rest Britain. yfst: co..t,,t.s s1s. ..,s. -
Ou.a1xsroy. n.c IL .~Co,-," s nt. e.s. 1'sa4
1t,,tsin no,s. =. 'a's oae" s1tosts 70 ossAs
m1".. S'S's. !" saaee. 1'i4o: sa4ee' AGO.
Mon1L1, Dso. 14.-CoT1oa--Q Quiet; nlldltugs.
, 1875-12-15
nQ3 Httn.

HiEEf@Werc IN actlyo demand. and, issuite tl,a
sstnsa yhs fowp ,sSp rs,. srs well
20; AZ :, rrs, q e !Ac Ar .rtt Iso A.. Prtct
g.. q 4.aI.s sl... :, a5u . H.. .rp ~ c.
IT. :: :S 49, &c.: e tss tss s,s: a., i i e
lto.... 81 $40
ucsFAto, N. y, Dec. Observation-Disclosures l5os
tota tor ~ weak, Ga7; market aow mud dull pcli-
err at;ay ot odnrtnxs pour; hest ehirping cattls
~ pM through: medium to fais shipping grades 4
e An of common cutie. Ata!.c on /: ssles Ieoo -
attEEf AID IANpt-l;occtulr, 3,nI: tolal for tbs
woekt gu; market moderately active; sales dQlJ
as.is9 pFss. Ice ,"s
MARKET hrIrk: I'll offerings sold light rsrsins do.
mind fair; forker4, $i.0 t7.25 hcavy, $.15G3 i30.
EaAr LnEnIY.
EAaT i.:nEnrY: Pa, De: l+.-CA17rE-1lcretpts to-
aay. i,3o1 head: al fur sale heru: hupply good:
Ht.sRct active for medium and common, nFtccs hold.
Jug ap to es Heets tlusing rates; beat, jj0naus0:
agdiatn' ak1st*.s0; eninnon, $i.7it*43 Is.
7.1i; Phll4dslh!4s. $i.h ta715. ~|7
81.sa. ''''"s ~ ''''o
. wATEnTowx,
NATEhrowN, Dec 14.-CA71LE--NeccIptt. 1.cal:
s4es - ehoee slnoo: extra s975s9oo: hrat quality
:, bhEEr ASp L4xas-lheeeita. 48d1; trade 1uite
@G.'6. F''0
~. Louta. Dec. li.-1loua-DAmnnd good at fun
s4ts. ahlepins s'.sose.7'; packing fdoa72';
cATTLEuull aud nominal: buyora de,uaua!nR con.
cessious; worry l!ltls doing.
CINCINNATI.
C1so1xHAT1, Dec. 14.-Ioos-Dul}: common liaht. |
t5os 7u; fair to good packing. $7.D397a5. he |
.elps, i203s; lasgo number ,nlaoli shtpmeuts,
none 'f-f
, 1875-12-15

A9eA'e'eA"5's $l.lI1
ah'a snTeala distressing missnBnagemcnt and uatu-
A7 ennd8h exates lstEusi with regard to the coudt.
aon Of tho other banks II Ii nut too much to ssv
Ast fhe8e revelations hsyc tAkcp away ths confenea
q Ne" York tn the Bauk Examiner and hi, work,
FINANCIAL AUTHORITY ON THE rHEsrpgS7'6
MIssA0E.
311suyt thara In another point which IL eora1]v
e'esF. si'1ia.raymens, ~ the milton desires, arc
% 10 sasuno in lsiv, aud IT Congress Ia tcsonpIb,c
LUZ 'oe accomplishment Of that great monetary 70.
iotn then tNd things by way Of preliminary prcpara-
non arm incumbent upon ihe National l.egiReture.
h1a CotHress tntlst prnrtdo coin batanco oI Edo.
qasto dlfHhHlons for sAo redemption Of tue orean-
p*c4s "atai the time Of redemption shall arrIyo:
secondly, they must proyida fur tho previous con
Fer''sn Of part offs grsenbHck aggregate Into fonr
4ss. Eoth theae exc.lisnta ase for<xbly urue,l In
thr Aose quotation ftoa, tho message Of tho President
"no Feeohsaehds thai the st be accomplished by tbs
restoration Of tho taa and coucs ta4 and the SECOND
~ tho 'AHno OF l-Go re. cents: not intercau-
Sefttoie tondf hut loER permanent hectrjttes, Dv
ssa aou aoInc other III legislative t3pt4enty prea
ueilE 1faAt I'll Of ulon that tie Irpna1ry nust il.
smpo"eff1 ~ conRN1s during the prnAa nt eeosfun 10
aasau'a anotGer step s1ong ths Fut Ut Arecia lAy-
mchts' Ihix be done, he lhinka thtys IL no tlouIk
mat the chan9rs In iouptary system may be sf.
Ivy ns tntGe JeuEa houca, appointed by law In
tns opinion very high athortttcs coincide ,th herc
wv ~ tafote; anu to tlo pttvAleuco Of tIty ct,nvc-
uou III she financial cltc1es, may JMtl1w ascrtn
SeusFaa uaPt~tlon Oh the part of our tssrrantta
fucn 10 suln khetr buhIuesa to tho coming caanvas
mud tho int'iient ,1upru ID .hs tous Of n1so
aa4 private rsait which Ena attracted soma nottn ~
!ste-ttha ne,at Chronicle,
, 1875-12-15

|
s,'nk. ". l;;::;..."..n,aIssl.so si:as sss
1ssceoop' Nos. ? to I..". 20 q - ~. 10
| !easeoon, Sos' 4 To 3..... ~ e 70 lqG8 ~
Wiate1 muskf.t. ......:. ..:.. i q
s,.tt. k.ttsi.' :,:.,.:::.:....." =
ssunk, ssssmnk, sasa shs1 r:5Ts;'' e'5tns; 10 1ea
,:t1ila... ............ 10 aso 1oa 80
fountain voii...:: s tes.ss .:. w. 10
I,s.a!e ps.s!e wolf oil; ;;,:; 70 1i.oo ..........
ctehn per ID ...:...... 1.3'4 2ooa 2.2s
MeayeF, ,tasgy and hansJ 10 a 60 e9ts 70
at;.!te M;asten, .:s No; I:.......... $50 aoo
n<alf 1sea TO-. T.; 1.:..'..........' 1.so i:c2h
aFey aIes, fea sS1. 1...'.:...... ,,r 5000 ses
Ktd M.1. fo1. ~. ..::::::........ O. ID
ma.ssx mmaaucas' ASsrase.'.'.". Is :,
Observation-Disclosures. .. u Tx
LLjy,rnr:...:............". ..,....... a6o8
Daar. No l.hi.ei :nd CUB ..... ........ sona,2@
1.gS NJ sn1iTsA 4 soai n.ny sm.l, ordsis ~sr.
1ama1ns ana =. II sa s5sas ~ 1 prss.
loW rer brl valencia do, slloo rer caso lemons.
81 HAas1o Sicily d. s7.5na 81 per bo1 wuter 40.
.as. 11o LEI hg ;es9
pss hsl ~-'''~
tho decline of l1ua1ay Llds fair to ID followed bx w.
further reduction aas.ra ely - atrons AZ
before. iliee, splcss, s;r,,ps. noI.sses s re ri
alrsdy aud artn. We quots: ' '<''' tA'e''
RlcE-nangpou, 10; Carolina, 7k6Ssc: Iou,sIans.
7A47hc.
a, coFfKEs-o. q. Jaws, 19kdta4Hc: JAva No. ?, ma
3lc: choice 10 fancy Rio, 11a.shc: good 10 nrtnie
DO, 9,4 4@1iAc; common 10 fsir, ha2lo: fotst-
Ing. Stngaroro Java Costa iuca
2tS$ s';SM 90; T. alasassiIo sa. = 2Ns2ec; NSs2ec;,.,. e.
R9*dS.,a FS' i1Ks.:s; M g5.n al.!sl. A,snsr
Vie: No. gsEo: ye1law No. l. o4e; choice hfuyo.
4tao4c: fatr 10 prime do, 8x69S:o: comtnon tio'
718afc: cho4eo mula.ses an9s1. G:s14o: common |
to good DO. ria nc: Now Or1eaps, i4t9 {.
6lnurs-cAllfosila mug g!r-loaf dtps, 7aa15o: d,,.
soHd dFtl s. t5teljo; silver drips o1tFn inc GKa
Ga:; Eood sugar.house sr11r 506a53c; extsa d. 6aa
c0c; Now Orleans molAsses, cholcs MD s GO ;0a: IA
prt'ne. 5@15tc; do coa,pon to good. ~ s6jo: id
eAoIcs new, 20 a75c: nrrne d. HktsHho: Porto Rco
lao!aS5ea o0t@o; common luoiasscA 33 lso black.
stIp al'432r.
nttoa7-AMsntcs, 1Ta18c; etoyes, GoasC2o; cssss 80
s335; pepper, loSa1uN putn3eaa ii Is Ill IN, 1al
cntta ginger. laNSi14r.
,,,, TIC h!aft bHO; Uermau Motied, 61i25c:
Nllto Lyt HlHt4Gi1s; While lIoBc, G,.J Ia. ksru,
Imperial, &C Goltrn Weak, tugs, |
AT, nlAacA-EAcHaors laundry, !{tH7o; do, gloss, ~
@ ~ eola' W4o4d kiDgstord, pure, 7Hu; d. III.
yer ei9as: o4ts94as do corr. lO,s loxr.
ldf-PfAIre wan dull mud wuak, Thu o0afin1s
st hnt fott1!efs ~csa holding off, boiug tempo.
army "tpPHtn auA eeiiEtt fuuul II Atlcu1t
, 1875-12-15

r. under Eoo dseand, elnsing te outside prl.ea
H1hH: a4i'l htls mras }s,rk nj s?.:u fur bro, b-r
:!?.n; fur M.t,h; ~ ats lnrf II ST.? tr il, cru-
tr. a.:a fot JaAnC,. tl2.+l' sr February sia7n}
i"7 II trh' Hnl tl2ra rtH f,r chore. Asn h,'W0 tit
*ls't ribs nctlor Mai at IHhr.
Mlr ""a hs tsr unl Ns,Her acIng 1t 81 ar. r.,
ah'! thrti.h h1 for i.ntary. February cIase Ut
s'','. amt ncccinlrr a. 9f,.a,
f"rn ". II tn motlerute r+nu4.t and steady ut 41sc
f'r tie tnohsh, aud Axe fclrrA for jam ~.
tn,s va ahRhs hsnnr, though very qn!st, 1auu-
arr rlhsfJ 1T ~. .ct autl ll1n month At Is'.c
barley +oil for bscs"tsr ard asu Il 1...} At soxe.
CALL RoAkp.
than nj o:tneh, Al Slosa fnr Deern1tsr' III 7a% fnr
Fnr'nEy mud ste a4yc for MarvL, will ss1e. OF ii
et's At alpatA ".'!A seAes tho mouth, 41p7ls,a
and $Al. ~ scLef April. ' ""F
lard war 'r.y a. thu early advance. With .a1es Of
tiary. lew " w
, 1875-12-15

week and the weok rrtrl!ng, In rrgnnl tn III, nurn-
nta or thr tEl.rr sra ica Of cnr. nl # prthve,t-
''h ~" ~raf IN Frr. n chiefly ,lrc IN tlu t.st fiat
me afe"hnls II '" lem niadn to ruitrsrenL rh ths
fr'"ts OF fhs "ar llnEtrln,. Taa ReKiatrAr stal D
4hht lin rtaia tlir III store ,s t,c,ptty lem
matte to cthforiA IN Ihc oats'N:tlin;I retcirts'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-01

Despite the hard times, the necessity for
economy and the universal cutlery against
lobbying jobbery, il appears that Mr.. Nor
man Wizard has succeeded in getting
an item in the miscellaneous appropri-
alton bill Of $4,000 " for the conversion and
rifiing of heavy guns" The army aud Nrry
journal says of this remarkable item:
-" IL is easy to see that il means more of
Norman Wizard, who evidently is not willing
that The government shall do any thing in the
way OF improving or experimenting with
heayy guns without his assistance. Have
not Mr. Wiards assaults on the Treasury
gone far enough? Is IL possible that any in
teiligent man at all COnversa ant with the sub
lect OF hoavy ordnance has not by this time
learned how utterly valueless Mr.. wizards
ridiculous performances at Nut Island were?
We capEot believe that Mr.. Garfield is aware
OF tie fatal load he has put upon the expert
ments proposed by introducing the words
which give Mr.. Wizard another opportunity
OF bursting government guns"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-01

The confirmation of Hon. James y. Tyaer
TO be Second Assistant Postmaster General
on the same day his nomination was received
from the President is a somewhat unusual
compliment for the Senate TO pay to APP
pointees. Mr.. Tyner has been an efficient
and industrious member OF Congress, and
having at one time served as special agent of
the Post Office department, and having of
late years had occasion "a a member OF the
House postal committee 20 investigate the
workings OF the department, is thoroughly
qualified for the post he has been called to
fill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-01

'Win you take dare9'' is what Victoria
Woodruff virtually says to Beecher and Til
ton. She intimates that her testimony won't
he healthy for either side. Theodore has
spoken lightly OF her, and Gen. Tracy, one of
Beecher's counsel, has publicly stigmatized
her as 1.-The most notorious prostitute the
world ever saw" ard no wonder that Vic's
ire is aroused. She is evidently determined
TO tell what she knows of the case, and If she
can't do il from the witness stand she will
undoubtedly give her statements to the world
through the press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-01

A Baltimore paper states that since the lst
OF January the police OF Baltimore have
rsided 10 less than seventy-six policy shops
captured the proprietors, and seized the books
and papers of the establishments 1t is well
Known that We have quite n number of these
petty fleeing concerns in Washington, but
no great effort is made, apparently, to break
them up These perDiciOus dens OF vice are
intended for The special . benefit of boys and
poor men, and il can hardly be doubted are
more harmful I'm their effects than respect-
able" gambling bells
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-01

The Civil Rights bill was signed by the
President to day and is now "a law. There is
doubt whether some of its clauses will
stand the test of the Supreme Court, as being
void on account OF unconstitioaality. A
test case will probably soon be made before
that tribunal and given precedence on the
docket in order 10 reach n speedy decision
Senator Carpenter in arguing the uncon sti-
nationality Of the bill, on Saturday, said he
had no doubt the jury claGse would be de-
clared Invalid by The courts. since ID Is a gross
and uDjuStifable Interference with state reg
ulations relative To juries, permitting as /.
does citizen OF California to sit on a Jury
in Massachusetts-in defiance of sIch ragu-
latiOns- Mr.. Carpenter said be presumed no
one would pretend that Congress could pass
law requiring the state Of Massachusetts,
to select her jurymen from the whole JoIy of
citizens Of the United States; and yet such a
law would be valid if the right 10 serve as a
juror in Massachusetts were n right pertain
ing To citizen of the United States as such.
His conclusions were that under this bill the
colored man can sue but cannot recover, and
that rle United States supreme Court. in
two we'll considered decisions. have settled
principles uTon which the validity Of this
bill must DC denied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-01

Mr. James Patton and other members of
the New York Liberal CLUB, have subscribed
fund 10 test the legality OF a recent decision
Of judge excluding a witness on the ground
that be was an atheist. The decision OF the
higher courts will be looked for with inter
est. since the court referred to assumes that
atheists are Incapable OF telling the truth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-01

The debate on the civil rights bill in the
Senate tas unearthed another believer in the
right OF women TO the ballot. In the course
Of his remarks on Friday, Mr.. Morton said
i am one OF those who believe in the right
Of women 10 vote, and ! have always be-
lieyed in that
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The minority in the Senate may be able to
talk The Force bill down. Possibly it may
ass If the majority make a stubborn fight in
its behalf. but it will be at the almost GER
tain sacrifice OF some of the important ap-
prnnriafinn hills
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RRAUN'S AUrOTYPEs.

Our spsciai Importation Of thess remarkable Pto-
lures IL ready for exhibition ana sals, and ws
INTERESTED In works of art The collection CON prizes
FAC SMILES Of the Paintings Drawines AID Sculpture
pcturos OF the kind In existence. Ths sxhibisiou
VI" '''"''' . VI TAds III 81 tthoarr cos
BoOKSToRE.
janis Vernon Bow, cor. Pa. ave. and igsh nrest
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The views, per interviewer, OF Gen. Butler
upon various matters Of current interest, as
set forth elsewhere, supply a batch OF what
Horace Greeley would term mighty inter
esting reading
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The newspaper opinion, so far a heard
iIom- i that the civil rights bill, i'm the shorn
and impotent form in which ii passed, will
please melody and will have no practical
effect. In emitting the school clause every
thing that was vital in 10 was DESTROYED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-01

rLAIRvOYANT.
~ MADAM HOWARD
has arrived from Europe and can be copsrltad a,
her Rooms, No. 1898 street. She can tell rrst
names OF persons and ages, Law Suits aud Mar
Iisges. She brings back absent friends and makes
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The Madam is also n female Doctress. She cures
all female diseases; also, Paralysis AMI Rherua-
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"Natica1omania" is what ais Gladstone
according 10 the New York Cbamcrcic.