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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19
Fires.

RUTLAND, VT, May ia fire occurred
here this morning. which destroyed Bran
toms livery stable, Longs blacksmith ship,
jeremiah Thornton's barn, widow Gains
dwelling, and Patrick Gains store. Loss,
$1,000.
GALVESTON, May l9.-The fire at Waco
destroyed property TO the estimated value Of
sI25 600, on which there was Sc 900 insur-
ance. The following are the principal sui
ferers: Burgheim 4 Risner, the Sawyer
house; the stores Of Ragland and Friedlan-
der Downs building; the Examiner Office,
Fred Axling, johnson 4 Co. Mots Co, and
Benedict Bagatellas and Ruffin.
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The Market.

BALrlNaRy. NAV l9-ti1fI,sn daIi -- mtdiIir-..
S,si fl"rr euilii2Wsra strct sad se.,sra
Unchanged. Wheat nrm-Np ! WESTERN stnhCr. I e..
20 No "a a, P.Sn.,i,.ns rei. lSs asF,
land red sai ~; CO. amber l4sal. -, D.. whi-".
weak uthern white. sessS, southern seil1S, -.
western miNed, -. Oats qui.t-spntl-rn' -'asi,
sGis', lssi Is IA hrln-Peun~1i,sS IA MAJ,
lsnd, Is u0aE ~. Prorislon~ dun lut steat, P1rk,
Az loose pac.si s'aslsls B.con-sb-uiI.rs. %.
4, rib sil.-, Is hams. a. eai5As La l-rrfufA.
lsslss. steam; la,s Butter ,hrm-gesi 20 Gg-
.sa+ft. ''r-n dnll and teavy-CrainRry q prime
kio osrg,es i'ais's. Whisky yer, guiat-City, ~;
BsLf,Noss, MAY io.--virginis O., p.,lcr.. ,.ls:
aTglna [ = aii- "a. DO. new. u, do - cal taA,
BID today SUGAR easier, i4sloir.
NJ" yRh Way lH.->toCks ugtlRr. unsettled and
lover Mousy.2. Cold. lts ENohsnv.- long a..
NEW NoEs, Mas l9.-Flour dun and declining
" heat Iuiet aul heavy. Corn duh aud de,iil-
LoXooN. NJ, D. l2soP. m.-E-ie Railsay -hsrr.,
--'.s25' a.. rrei'rr,i. s. New an u'a:sal, "a.
Tn BFFCuFR SCANDAL N a Circus
The Chicago Tribune saws that some tim.
since W. " Cole, proprietor 81 Coles Me-
Ok ana NV Orleans cirCGS. conceived tlr
idea 81 fami iasigirg his countrymen wiIh
the faces 60 ir' principals in the B-roklNn
scandal Ia flEf. fore had waA figures mat.
lU NrW DTE -'GT-erTfiLE the EHr. Henry
Nard H-er'.'- Lrs Beecher. Theodore luton
ara Elizabeth. D. appear. however. tnst
Mr- ole enter PRISE Was understood IN New
York and 'he figures were followed 80
quincy az "a -I.c. II detective. Before show
ing nj burlington, Cole was notified ~
Eeecl,r's attorney that legal steps would DE
taken L. Prevent the exhibition OF the wax
figure Of Ire Plymouth pastor and hiS wife.
but the ehOW man diSTegaryied the notice aBl
the figures were exhibited, whereuDon
Beechpg'S attorney obtained an Injunction
fcrbiiting the exhibition OF Mr. and MrS.
Beecher. \ hearing OF the case Is % be held
IN few days, Cole insisting on his right tO
exhibit the figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

@The murder Of Mr.. Margary, a British
subject, in China, has created much excite
ment: Pecuniary indemnity will be de-
manded.
The governor OF Missouri has designa-
ted June as day OF fasting and prayer
because OF the threatened grassbopper plague
and the consequent destruction OF crops and
possible famine.
SJapan has established postal savings
banks, the minimum deposit being ten cents.
with interest at three per cent a year. Tels-
graphic communication is also advancingfn
Japan.
- The Fanfulla, an Italian miefsteriai
organ, aufhoritively states that Tie Pope has
resolved 10 convoke the vatican cooncsi
again, At IN early day, TO discnss eceiess>s-
teal reforms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19
THE MINING TROUBLES.
Arrest Of Nfnce PARKS. eNe Ayts~s.,

Tyrone, IA. May l9.-Ntngo Parks. tine
az tstor. WAS arrested to-day az OSceola Mr.
p Sher has arrived from Huntingd oa wi:h Is
ma n hound FOR Franklin mines. Every M an
y armed Vito Spencer rides. TWrnty-hve
IiasiarS have arrived from New l.-k slT the
f.itacciphta m.-cS- strikers meetings we're
httd 81 various points last night, hnt were
lootiN ATTENDED The Stri Ser~ are iemaral-
i1e' and 81 n t6Ought tha. tire stri - is near
~ Over. Many men have gone 10 wosS. aud
all i quiet TO-DAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

1Rev. A. III. Bradford, of the Congrega-
tional church at Montclair. N. j., declines to
serve as a trustee of the American COagre-
eational union with Henry c. Bowen on the
board.
0By the fall Of an elevator in st. Louis,
yesterday, James Murphy, dray man, was
instantly killed, and three Others seriously
injured. The elevator fell from the fifth
story TO the cellar.
N-The fifty first anniversary OF the Amer
lean Sunday School uniOn was celebrated
annual report shows that ,25S new schools
were organized, with 6,4S0 teachers and
S,049 scholars; 5,o9s schools were visited,
embracing 1s,o51 teachers and 16s, s4i
scholars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

THE CARL NoGT CASE AGAIS-At New
York, yesterday. in the United States circuit
court, Judge BlatchlQrd rendered decision
In the case OF Carl Nogt ,0n appeal from Com
missioner White, who held Nogt for extradi-
ton on the charge OF having murdered Chew
ailer Dubois, in Brussels. some years since.
Judge Blatchford holds that the circuit court
has no power TO review the action of the com
missioner. NOgt will be held TO await the
action of the Executive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

ACoUTTTAL or A MINIsTER.-The Presby-
terry Of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
which met last week in The First ReiormeU
Presbyterian church in 10Th street. New
YORK, returned verdict OF acquittal in tn
ease of the Rev. Ncvin WoOiSide Of Brood
Ign, who was charged with improper int b.
macy with young woman al whose mothers
house he was boarding. The preSbyterv
passed resolution that the reports against
Nj Woodside seem TO have been fou nded on
suspicion, and 10 have had no other support
than circumstantial evidence, and they there
fore acquitted him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19
Accidental ,hoot,ng n, a no,

" OObHJkl. =. y. My u HNil'rlaV.
Charles G.. Reynolds. aged t5. employed .n a
store at SweieSboro'. accidentally silb. hiua-
self In the abdomen. II" 81 Stin alive, bat
he wound Is pronounced fatal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19
Con, ietiou az y.,...,xnt.r

INV nohh' NAV l9.-rne trial. IA flrspok-
lyh, OF James tuN. charged with che n,ur-
der OF MS brother Ia Law. Ino Monahap
resulted in a verdict 81 manslaughte~ in fHs
third degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

THE EUROPEAN WAR PANrC.-The Pail
Mall Gazette thinks il has discovered the
origin of the late rumOrs Of coming war i'm
Europe Ia the army act passed by the French
assembly, In regard 10 filling up the It..i-
Ineilt - 20 tieir lull standard. Bismarck tO5s
or affected Ia take. alarm at the n,eaSn-e .
ana wrote 10 the German ministers abroa
that IL was calculated 10 endanger the peacs
OF Europe. Inc existence of the dispatches
containing this complaint became Enoyvn
ana hence, the Gazette concludes. the sDreai
OF 1.-THE alarm, which for time threa teueI y,
become n manic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

CHARLEY Ross AGAIN.-A wandering
clock repairer was arrested IN the TOWNSHIP
of Burke, n. Y. having with MIN n boy
answering the description OF Charley Ross.
Mr.. Ross and the detectives have been after
this man for some time. The mayor OF Phil
adelphia has been telegraphed TO, and the
man, who gives the name of Lathrop, will be
held until the ARR val of Mr. Ross
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

OUTRAGE AND MURDER OF GrRL.-An
outrage and murder was committed yester-
day near Trappe, Pa. young girl named
whitley was the victim. Her BODY was
found under table, her ears torn off and her
head terribly beaten. A tramp was seen i'm
the vicinity, and IL Is supposed the crime
was committed by him. Great excitement
prevails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

CoLoRED CONVENTION IN TENNESSEE
call has been issued for a convention of the
colOred people of Tennessee, to be held in
Nashville on Wednesday, 10Th inst. The call
says: Seeing that there is so much imposi-
ton practiced upon the people. day by day
In regard to emigrating, by some unknown
persons, that has caused great deal OF ex-
element among the colored people, and "A
great many have sold ont and left their homes
with the purpose OF going to Kansas free, let
every county send fuli delegation TO the
convention on the 18th of MAY. and if il is
the will Ofthe people 10 emigrate, let us do IL
IN an Intelligent manner. Let every county
hold their county conventions and send their
delegates 10 the state convention. Let every
mHn who feels an interest in the welfare OF
his race respond TO this call"
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FINANCIAL AND COnHERCExE.
w..,i..,o,, rIs, u,,

Sold by A. \. Golden 3 Bro, n>n agents
S.Oo Shad sold from Sii 20 ~lt PER huadral:
% 90 hcrriugS NJ n. - as per thouSaa sa1
Sheci>head soil NJ $50 per hundred: on
iallorS Sold for PER hundred l.e9 punches
tailor AMI trout sold at fsc per baach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

A Washington dispatch says the Attorney
General has, upon Recommendation of the
Secretary OF the Treasury, authorized Blu-
proceed at once TO Cincinnati, Evansville
81. Louis, Chicago, Milwaukee. and SUCH
other points as 10 him seem desirable, in o.
der 10 furnish United States district attOr-
Leys and all Others connected with prosecu-
tions OF the lately developed viii sky frauds
with such information concerning the case
as his intimate connection with il has given
him. and also to afford them all the assist
ance in his power i'm vigorously pushing for
ward every branch OF the prosecution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19
The Grant Locomotive works.

NV nRk. May is.-Tne conmi ttee ar
pointed In hehalfof the creditors 81 the Grant
locomotive Works in Paterson have male a
St-rt ana suggested a basis 81 settlement
Tue liabilities ~ the concern arr SN-i sti o.
$50 sIl2,t5i3, liabilities over assets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

NEW YORK, May l9.-Wm- Butler Duncan
has been made president and receiver of the
Mobile and Ohio road, to represent the New
The line In 81 miles long, and In represented
by so $50 900 bonded debt and &, ACC, eco cap
ifal stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

A dispatch from Launceston, County OF
Cornwall says a terrible confiagration j.
IA ging in that town. IL is feared that the
W hole of High street will be consumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

ATTACK ON MINERS BY STRIKERS. Last
night, at Newkirk colliery, near Tamaqua,
Pa, as some wOrkmen were returning from
The mines. they were attacked by twenty
five men, being stoned and fired upon. One
man was shot in the head and wounded.
Another was badly hurt by stones, and
Others were injured. The trouble was oc-
casioned by these men continuing work in
the mines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

VICE PRESIDENT WILSON arrived yester.
day morning in Leavenworth, Kansas, and
during the day visited the fort and was sa-
luted with seventeen guns. Under escort of
General Miles he was shown through the
grounds. In the evening he had a reception
at the Planters house, where he received the
concentrations of a large number of citi-
zens. A portion of the day he was the guest
of Senator Caldwell. Mr.. Wilson leaves To-
day for Lawrence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

ANOTHER CHURCH QTARREL.-The Rev.
Leon IOus. the acting rector OF tine Church
OF ~. Esprit. on ri street. New YORK. for
the past year has had his character ASA lei
by member Of his flock, and on Thursday
evening last a meeting Of the vcStry aud con-
gTegatiOu was held for the purpose 81 decid-
ing whether OF not 10 retain Mr. POus per
manenty. That gentleman was present and
offered prayer al the opening OF the meeting
lie said that Tho majority OF the congrega-
tiOn was in bis favor. but before the final
court Mr.. BernIeT made SIX or seven speeches,
IN which he douOunVed Mr.. POuS a. q Jesuit.
because he was once a Roman Catholic
priest, and said he was not ~ Tor ttle place
because lac had been guilty 81 telling a lie.
He spoke eXCitecly until The moderator
stopped him, and the election was post
pOned. As Mr.. POus passed near his accuser
in leaving the room, te told him that We're 10
not for Lowering himself Dy the act he would
say that Mr.. Bernier was n liar. and that =
tale was Islander. Another meeting j. %
be held 10 decide on retaining or dismisSIns
the pastor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

ELOPENFNT. - Quite a sensation was
caused at Williamsbridge on Saturday last,
when il became known that G.. II. BudlOng.
conductor on the New York and Harlem
Railroad, had eloped with married lady,
named Mrs. Delyer, whose husband Is at
present in Europe. The party left saturday
last, and their whereabouts are unknown
~ Y ,gysry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

CASCELlSG INK FOR POSTAGE SrANPs.-
TIE Post Office department for some tim.
past has been trying to find an indelible ink
% be used in caucoling postage stamps For
years past persons have been frequently ar
rested Tor washing the stamps on cnyeI-
p;reS and re- using them, ana thus far il has
b. cH found impossible TO obtain an ink which
cannot be removed simply by washing the
>tamp with soap and wafer. or by the use OF
chemicals. a perfOrating stamp or a cauStic
lnk has been suggested, but the department
eclIhes TO accept either. OF the ground that
their use M ght iniare the Enclosure. A lar.e
lumber of persons have submitted speci-
mems OF Inks, bat none OF them have been
'GUnd indeiIble. Among those who claim
TO have discovered ink possessing the rCaui-
site qualities is ex-senator Pomeroy, of
Kansas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

SIT is announced that a manifesto from
Prince Napoleon in favor Of the republic and
in opposition TO the restoration of the empire.
will soon be published.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

THREE CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH
On Sunday night the residence OF Mr.
Mcpherson, living near Columbus, Ne
braska, was destroyed. The parents were
absent at the time, and IL is supposed to b :
The work Of an fncendiarv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
yesterday paid TO the state Of Maryland the
amount due by IL under the recent decision
of the Supreme Court OF the United States.
Suits are pending TO recover the amount due
nv fhe cOrnpany since 1S-0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

DEATH FROM Lock JAw.-Benj. Powell,
week ago, ran a rusty nail into his foot.
Little was thought of it at the time, but i'm a
few days ii became serious and lock Jaw
setting in, death ensued yesterday morning.
The deceased had the best medical attend
ance. which was Portsmouth
(TId.l Enterprise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

THE CASE OF SIXTH AUDITOR SHEATS.-
in the case of Colonel c. &. SheatS, Sixth
Aut. uOr Of the Treasury for the Post Office
department.. his friends ave, that the facts
are sUbstaH: al y as follows: Some lime ago,
when tie mail contract frauds were dis,,,v-
cred, Senator Spencer and tue Postmaster
General had an Interview, during which the
Postmaster General plainly intImatel that
he Spencer need expect no further favors
from the department, and that. so far as he
was concerned. he should endeayor to have
removed from government Offices every per-
son Endorsed by the Senator or personally
intimate with jerome j. Kinds, the alleged
and have rot met or spoken together since
The friends of ShCats say that soon after
Postmaster General Jewell urged the Presi
dent 10 remove him, because of his personal
relations with Spencer and Kinds ,r fbaf
the President finally sent for SheatS and ten
diered him inc Position OF consul at rio
Jahe-Io, q position worth sc 900, whereas the
present salary of the Sixth Auditor is but
so.oV; 1Ae ..udItor took the matter under
-ueration, and meanwhile the rumor
was circulated that he had been asked to
resign. He was thereupon disposed to con-
slider the Presidents proposition unfilvor-
ably, but Will not give the President
any decided answer until his return
from Alabama in July when he will
either accept the Rio Janeiro mission
or resign his position as Sixth Auditor.
II is understood that he is disposed for
various reasons to decline the mission,
although in pecuniary sense II would be a
promotion in Office. The consulship at Rio
Janeiro has lately been held by a brother of
j. j. Kinds who, ii is understood, has been
recalled. The President and Secretary OF
The Treasury $50 say Col Sheats friends,
assert they have no charges whatever
objectionable to Gov. Jewell on account of his
ersonal relations with Spencer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

THE STORY that Barnum is the prin cipal
manager of the Moody and Sankey miss lon
turns out to be New York Herdli hoax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19
VENUE THEATER

4 Il Eic1 enth street add Pcpusy iVania avenue,
lMMtNSE ATTRACTIONS
MONDAY, May Il, am every evening and TUES
DAY and FRIDAY MATlNEES.
Eirst appearance in Washington city Of the
great L"Ud'n Sensation. the Fan-t Family. in
their wonderful acrobIfis exercises. First an
torrance OF the male and female gymnast4,
Mons. ReyeTui and Hle Zoe Zeunetti. in
their wonderful q ubla Trance and nyjDg
rings acts. Return Of the Washington favortte,
Chs Howari the great eX pOnent Of Negro Sketches
FIRST appearance OF Miss Minnie Rainfurth, the
charming >erio comic Vocalist and Lightning "a
ave DriilSt. tlT-t appearance Of Miss Louisa Bliss
Song and Dance Lady. First appea ance # Miss
Dolly Zanttetta, the Premier Dsnseuse. First ap-
pearanCe of Miss h atie Freeman in her Seri0cntnc
soDgs Popular prices. IS and 81 cents. myH-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

a kIDNAPPEE SES rENG I'D On sunday
afternoon fellow who gave his name -,
Michael Kelley attempted 10 kidnap JoSeptS
inc Carter, a little girl three years Old. VINO
was playing with some other little girls on
the stOop Of her parents res .dence, No 2ao
ClaSSon avenue. Brooklyn. The screams OF
the child aud her plaYmates attracted the
attention Of Mrs.. Hearty. a lady liyi- =, -
the adjoining hOuS,. and shF ran oUt :, A.
tain tie cause. She saw Tie IN, r-tr,,i.+a.
of with little Josephine, ana rave chss.s
Kelley, ia his has, 70 bet away will The
chlId, suucs sier head against the iron rail-
ing ai.d cnt IN severely. Others Joined in the
chase. and the llidnapDer was soon oVertaken
ana arrested. Yesterday he was taken before
Judge Riley, VINO sput him 10 tn panften-
tlary for six mOnths-N \ S'dr fsth.
REMARKABLE DIsCoVERIES.-A telegram
from Nashville, Tenn, 10 the louiSviIl,s
COURIER Ournal, dated MAY II, conveys tls,
following "Dr- William Clark, paleoafoIo-
glsI OF tie Smithsonian Institute Tor Ten
hessee, IN digging mounds near FRANKLIN
yesterday, made a remarkable discovery OF
chalk beads, once glazed red. two copper boo
bins with hempen or flaNen threa 4 around
lhem- and the representation OF an idol in
aented on copper plate metal. much cOrrodesl
lie says these must have been the work al
AItecs. or al least OF civilized people. All
were found sixteen feet below the top Of The
mounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

RED CLOUD, the Indian chief, whose
achievements in the way OF taking white
scalps are unsurpassed by any other chief
tain on the plains, has evidently grown sus-
piclOuS OF the white mans word rs his speech
Yesterday would Indicate When a commits
sion, with Bishop Hare chairman, wa,
sent 10 the Ogalallas last year the big chief
asked him with great dignity, Where do
you live!" The reply was, Il live right near
you here at YanktOD. Dakota" 'sThen."
said Red Cloud, 'yOu don't come from the
Great Father and / cannot talk with YOU"
y second commissioner was GSiIed the same
question and gave the same answer Rel
Cloud impeTiOusly dismissed him with a
wave of the hand. ''And where do you live?''
he asked of the third commissioner. The
reply was, Il live in Washington" Red
Cloud at once extended his hand saying, IF
you live in Washington | believe YOU were
sent by the Great Father and will talk with
YOU, bat can do no business with the two
men who live in this country for do no:
believe the Great Father sent them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

NEW HAMPSHIRE PoLITICs.-Gov Yves
ton, OF New Hamnshire: AMI four out Of Aye
g. ha.s t6uhci decide that the votes cast for
Matt Head. the republican candidate FOR
state senator from the second district, are 10
he treated a blanks, claiming that the name
Is Nathaniel. They also threw out the votes
cast for the prohibition candidate for state
senator. declaring him ineligible on account
OF not having been a resident OF the state as
long as the law prescribeS. This gives the
TWO disputed seats in the senate TO the DEM
OcTatS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

MAGNOLIA SALT SULPHUR WATER cures
1Vl d. spepsia and kidney disease.
SChELLEk 4 PlSkARD, Druggists,
RayUm 415 Paw, Wholesale Agents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

THE TURF-Rcatl6cklJ Races-At the I.ouis-
Vile, KY, races yesterday the first race half
mile dash, was won by Nagrant. Time. 30 :,
Second race, two mile heats. by Argena In
3.3I 3.55E. Third, a dash of one and one
eighth mile. by Calvin in 1.56l.
Feei'COOd Pdrk.-1he first race. mile heats
was won by Tornado. Time, 2-31 2.35, 2.35,
IS. Second race, mile heats, by Blanche.
Time, 2.2s. 2.26. 2.29, 2.27b.
baltimore Rdces.-The trotting meeting on
the Herring Run course in Baltimore opened
well yesterday with couple of good races.
Fawcctt's Albert won three Stra ght heats.
making 230 twice in succession. The second
race was captured by Skaters Carroilton.
getting down as close as 2.33.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19

GRAND vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL COZ
" CERr at ~. HCminic, New Church, IN ail of
the building iGnd, MONDAY, Ma III lo15, at :
O'Clock p.
PROGRAMME:
Part IL Qnintupr-intr jucti,u and Aic-ro.
~ hONtn; fisrO. Oboe, tiarinet>sHorn an Bias
soon. 2 Aria cr hInT9el hat cine thrane g
VENT kuckeD, Miss L "a Mills Duc-Fantaisie
aud NSriatl0Ls-I hguP- ~ ,s-e--LafO Piano ana
oin. 4. Duo" EllsiTe Amore,' Donize'ti; Miss
R0-e Nc DeTmott and Mr.. .Otend hal Of Baltim lre
Adant,-From tn euntuOr "a above. Beeth1vpu
tart II -Grand Septnnr, Beethoven Violin, Viola,
telio, basso, CLARINET. H.rR and BasSOOn. 2 Air
De- Nespres Siciienne-, Verdi; MIR 0deud h.l, of
Baltimore: 5. Niolncello Sol0-SCOtch Airs-K am
nisr; Mr.. JuugHiCkel. II BSl,imnrA 4. Pol rnai-e-
From the Opera Mignon,' \. Thomas; Miss Eva
MIL. ScpiuOT-' Finale. F.scs; Piano, ViOiiu.
Viola, Cello, Oboe. Horn and Bas~0
Iick5ts 81, to be had at tn principal book aEI
music sfOrcs. tylg5 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-19
The Inflated Schiller

LONDON, May l9.-The sides OF the wrecked
steamship Schiller have fallen in. covering
the specie, the best part of her cargo, and
probably number of bodies. Blasting ope-
rations will be commenced as soon as pos
sible.
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II TIE FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
yesterday, bills in regard to relations between
thePublic powers and the election aud organ
IZatlon OF the senate were introduced by Min
lister Dufavre. who moved that they be
referred 10 the committee of thirty. The left
opposed the motion, ard it was defeated
whereupon NJ. Bathie announced the resigna-
ton OF the committee of thirty. which was
promptly objected TO by other mesnbers of
Inc committee, who announced il as irregu-
lar The failure of NJ. Dufavre's motion was
not regarded as q defeat of the ministry