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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02
Proposed Advance nj Westers Fretxht
Rates

NHICAGo, Nov. The general freight
agents OF eastern lines held a meeting here
yesterday 10 consider the advisabllitv OF
further advancing rates ca al eastefa points.
III was decided Ia leave the rates Tor the
present as They are, but an increase will be
made within few weeks. Tue meeting de-
termlned upon the following rates for the
transportation OF dressed hogs. the same II
Jake Ell 4 at once Boston, IS cents per io0
pouh1s, New York, 20 cents, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, IS cents: ALBANY - ssnts.
Buffalo, 40 cents: ProYidence u cenfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02
Earthauake. I'm s,eorx,.

WAsHINGrON. GA, Nov. AT ave min
utes 10 10 O'Clock last night there were two
severe shocks of earthquake, which lasted
Tor about IS seconds, the second shock fol-
lowing almost Immediately on the first The
direction was little west of south. There
was Tumbling sound with a motion which
shook the earth and trembled houses. cans
ing some alarm among the people.
THE SHOCK FEAT AT ATLANTA.
ATLANTA, Nov. "A distinct shock Of
earthquake was felt here aad Ia other narts
OF the state last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02
Murder hx q ReN ON HnIIoxeen-

NfW hohhs NOV. "A scranton deSpat cl
reports that a boy named Henry Kelly
stabbed 10 the heart and killed a young man
named Anthony Seaman SUNDAY night
Kelly was one of a party OF boys who were
lhdulging In The Halloween practice OF steal
ing cabbages and pelting the residents doors
with them. Upon Scanlan's demonstrating
with them for assaulting his house. Kelly
Kelly is al large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

QIkhft, NOV. Z--Dnring the yale AMI
snow storm which prevailed on SUNDAY "A
sad accident, by which about seventeen per
sons lost their lives, occurred at st Familie
Use OF Orleans. The unfortunate people were
principally residents OF the island returning
rom market In the steamer Mootu,oreDci
AMI were being landed nom the steamer Ia a
scow, which by some uuaccouatable means
were drowned.
turing the prevalence Of the same gale
John Campbell. chief Officer OF the steaTnsr
Canadian, and laborer named Burke. WORT
ing on the same We ssel, disappear.sl Ran
are supp oSed 10 he browne A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02
Commercial Em barra.~me vss

Nkw okk. Nov. "A number OF small
failures took place yesterday here, Including
j. *. hlldrich, produce commission mer-
chant, and Edwin X. Cartwright, dry goods
merchan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

CABLE COMMUNICATION WITH SOUTH
Information has been resolved
from Key West. that the cable steamer Pro-
lessor Morse, belonging to the international
morning for New York, having completed
the laying of the new cable between Key
West and Punta Rosa and repaired and re-
stored The second cable. This restores tele-
graphic communication by duplicate cable
with Havana and other West Indian islands
and with the South American telegraph
systems, through the new cable from
Demarara To Para. and from Para to Per-
pambuco, connecting with established lines
TO Rio DE JaneirO, MOntevideO and Valpa-
raiSO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

JEROME PARK RACEs.-The extra race
meeting at Jerome Park, New York, opened
yesterday with cold, windy. and disagreed BILE
weather The three quarter dash was won
10y Lealder, heating Lizzie r., Athlete, and
The fayorite, Egypt. in l2la.; the free handi-
cap sweepstakes. SIS each. with $3.50 added
$50 10 second morse, ~ miles, by Weather
Burke, Big Sanda, and Lelaps, in PSI :; the
selling sweepstakes, mile and an eighth. by
Matte w. beating Survivor, Vanderbilt
free handicap sweepstakes, $40 each. with
$500 added, Sis to second horse one mile, by
Rhadamanthus, Arcturus second. beating
Weetberby, Leander, Josie B., Miner and
Athlete, In 1.i9k; the steeple chase was won
by DiavolO. Boz second, Resolute third,
Usage fourth; time, 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

QuRDER WILL QUA man named Mar
tin Brook has bean arrested on the charge Of
numbering an unknown man near Della
ware, n. j., eight years ago. He is held for
the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

HOURS OF LABOR REDUCED BY rae L. e.
U. X. R.-Some weeks ago the baltimore and
Ohlo RAILROAD company, owing 20 a lack OF
employment, which usually occurs during
the winter months. discharged a portion OF
The hands at the Mount Clare shops. Yes
terday the eight hour system was COM
menced, and will he cor tiuued during the
dull months OF winter. The men Will begin
work at O'Clock q. m. and leave of at :.
p. M, allowing one hour for dinner. Tier,
viii be reduction Of wages corresponding
with the reduction o. time.-Bdn. Sua 2d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

THE AMOUNT OF national bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury to-day for
redemption aggregated S265.i10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02
NOODY AND aANKEY.
Another Great Neesfnx rhss usr,

NEW YokK, Nov. a-Tbe Rrooklyn raher.
and the services began before o'clocs RsS
Dr. Cuyler, Rev. Fred. Belt Rev. Dr T.l
madse, Rev. Henry ward Beecber and Others
were present Twenty requests for PRAYER
were read out OF n bundle OF my three. most
OF them nom wives for drunken or gambling
husbands. Dr. McWilliams offered prayer.
hymn was sung. and Moody read the dnh
cases where great hone had been derivef
nom lnls portion OF Scripture TIE speaker
Zen dilatet on the fafth OF woman. who
.oucneu me hem of our ssviour's garment.
and was made whole Mr. Saotsy s.ns
Inc Great physician now n near and a,
The invitstion OF Moeiy n numher rise f,r
prayers. Al the close of the proceeiines in.
the Tabernacle. VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

NEw YORK, Nov. 2.-G Is Conant A Co,
whole sale coal dealers, have made assign
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02
Seven Inches Of Suow.
Thanksgiving

GRFAT FALLS, n. II, Nov. Seven
inches of snow fell I'm the vicinity of the
FabayD House yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

NTw YORK. Nov. 2-Gov. Tilden has ap-
poli TED the 18th instant a day OF thanks
giving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

HARTFORD. CT, Nov. The old stafford
MI, at Stafford Hollow, was barnei last
night. Loss S2i.O0O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

AN EPISCOPAL DIFFIcULTY.-Rev Job,
T.. Henry ana Rev. j. NJ. GriffiJhs, of Iowa
speaking for seventeen Episcopal parishes
I'm Iowa, have addressed the house of bish-
ops. claiming that DIR. Knickerbocker wa :
elected bishop OF that diocese, and not DIR.
Ecclesion. They say AZ Ecclestou takes
charge there will be endless divisions, heart
burnings, etc. Judging from the tone OF
these clergymen, DIR. Eccleston Will by p1
means come into a happv family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

JUDGE OTTO, formerly Assistant Secre-
tary OF the Interior, has been appointed OFF,
cial reporter Of the Supreme Court of the
United States, vice John w. Wallace, re-
signed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

THE POSTMASTER GENERAL is busily en-
gagged il the preparation of his annual re-
pOrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

THE ANTHRACITE COAL PRODUCTION is
weekly quite large, and for the week ending
on the sd ult., as reported by the Miners
journal, foots tonnage of $50 ,G69 tons,
against 80. ,4el tons the week previous, an
week ending on Saturday last. the 3Oth ult,
will be still larger, and probably the largest
OF the year. The anthracite tonnage for the
year up 10 the Sd ult was 16 800, 0Sl tons
against 1861 ,le1 tons to corresponding time
last year, decrease of 259,1O6 tons. The
bituminous tonnage for the week was 50 96I
IONS, ano Ior the year 8. 20i 699 tons, making
total of all kinds for the week of 672fs1
tons. and for the year Il, 5I21S0 TONS against
l35j09t5 to corresponding date last year a
decrease OF 81 -525 tons. A Stacking Off i'm the
production hencefOrth TO the end of the wear
rs probable. unless there shall be an mex
pecied revival In the iron philadelphia
Ledger, Isl,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

LOCAL OPTION IN MARYLAND-At a re-
cent meeting of the Temperance Reliance for
Somerset county resolutions were adopted
urging upon its members and friends the alb.
solute importance of vigorous and untiring
efforts in promoting the interests of the local
option in the country, and declaring that In
the exercise of their privileges as citizens
was not in favor of stringent legislation on
the temperance question. This Is the action
OF county that has trie, the system and
seen the results for NOR than q year. and
that il will be perpetuated there can be little
doubt, lively interest being taken in il by
its friends, and the court, which was in SEES
sion there last week, having vigorously en-
forced the law i'm all cases where LIQUOR has
been sold contrary To its provisions Talbot
(Cly,lIU (if3ef and Advertiser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

THE COMMISSIONS of Mrs. 4. V. Camp
bell, as postmaster at Olney, H., aud Theo.
W. Otis, postmaster at Prescott, Arizona
territory, were signed by the President to-
day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

No EVENT IN BRooKLYN-uuless IL " ~
the removal OF Mr.. Beecher himself 10 "a
other conRregatiop-could produce q NOR
marked sensation In religious circles thu. 4
DIR. Storrs' acceptance OF a call TO New YORK
DIR. Storrs is PROFESSIONALLY one OF the mos
accomplished pulpit orators in the countrv
The call from The old Brick Church was d..
sented early last week and accepted on s. i.
ulday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02
EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, 500 $50 -; customs, S39l, 60J 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

o. the egard in which the Doctor is held nv
The people OF Danville and vicinity. The
calling, and giving ot1er manifestations OF
their appreciation of him. both as q man and
as physician. certainly indicated a regard
that was highly fiatteriug. One day, while
i was with him, there we-e seven Carriages
in front Of the door, representing as many
separate families, who called to pay their
respects. Another day there were 1--WE car
riages, and every day there was quite a num-
Der.
DR. Jackson is native of Danvile. XIV.
and graduated at Center College Hestudiei
medicine amid the scenes of his youth aud
has fairly won by his merits p front rank in
the medical profession OF the United states
IL Is not at all wonderful that the whole
community should have pride and interest
in him. Years ago. his ability attracted the
attention of the medical men throughout the
country. The high honor paid him at the re-
cent meeting of the American Medical As
ISOLATION in Louisville. in electing him first
vice president, was but the honest expression
OF The great esteem in which he is held by
his brethren throughout the United states.
Or. jackson has been solicited on many oc-
sions by the leading physicians If several OF
our larger cities % leave Dauville and settle
among them; his genius and ability being of
such pronounced character as to command
the certainty OF ready and profitable en-
pioyment But he loved so well the country
and the kind hearted people among whom
he had grown up, that neither the professors
chair, nor the inducement of a lucrative
business in a great mart, could allure him
away from the friendships and scenes of his
early life.
The Doctor has collected one of the choicest
libraries in Central Kentucky and one in
de ed, which, in point OF value and extent,
would grace the library of an eminent ply
stefan in large city. He reads French, aud
also speaks 1t quite well, and is a rapid and
careful reader, with logical and analytical
mind, drawing deductions with great rapid
lty and accuracy. During his tour to the
Old World, he made many valuable acousin.
ian ces, especially among the leading physi-
clans and surgeons of Great Britain. But
Few physicians OF his age have won a more
enduring place on the pages of American
medical literature, and fewer still a more
deserved remembrance in the hearts of his
associates and professional brethren.
J. NJ T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

INTERNAL REvENUE APPOINTMENTS
Joseph Hodnett has been appointed internal
revenue gauger for the eth Illinois district;
Edward Marcum, storeKeeper for the Sth
Kentucky district, and VIM. II. Collins
stOrekeeper for the 5th Kentucky district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

DisAsfER IN CHKsAPEAKE BAY-There
wes report In Baltimore last night that the
schooner Beata. Of Norfolk, bound from Bal
tfmOre for North Carolina, laden with shells,
foundered In Chesapeake bay, on Cove point,
Sunday afternoon. Captain Jerry and VIM.
two Of the crew saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

COLD WEATHER, SNOW, RAIN AND
FLoODs.-A snow storm commenced Sun
cay evening at Susquehanna, where three
inches fell, and at Deposit two inches. The
weather cleared Off cold and clustering and
Ice formed In the vicinity of Port Jervis
nearly an inch thick. There was light fall
OF snow at Milford, Pa, and the mountains
In Pike county, Pa, are covered, the hills
with snow, and yesterday was the coolest
day of the season in that section There are
about SIX inches of snow at Quebec, Canada
and sleighing is good. Mount Royal, near
Montreal, is covered to the depth of two in
ches. Snow commenced falling in Boston at
y 10 This morning. The severe storm in New
England has caused the Merrimac in New
Hampshire, to rise several feet, and fears are
entertained at Manchester for the safety of
the river wall, which is of solid masonry, If
teen feet high and nearly half a mile long
About hity feet OF IL has shown signs OF Civ
ing way before the pressure. One and three
fOurths inches OF rain fell at Manchester
Saturday night. At Biddeford, Me-. the ram
lall was unprecedented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

PATENTS, designs, trade marks, &c, were
issued this week To the number OF 3S3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

KILLED IN A DISPUTE ABOUT DRrSxs-
Harry Ghaul deliberately shot aud KILLED
Joseph Smith, alias Little Smithy," In q
saloon on Exchange street, Rochester, N. y
last night. There was a dispute about pay
ing for drinks. Ghaul was sent for TO set =
IL, brought a revolver with him, aud as he
crossed the threshold shot Smith dead, tn.
ball going through the neck and spinal mn
row. Ghaul Was arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-02

lords OPERA HOUSE.
Italian Opera Season,
Commencing
MONDAY, NovEMBER sIH,
UndsT the management of
ADELAIDE Phillips.
The Company omrrises the following talent
MISS ADELAIDE PHILLIPS,
MISS MATILDA Phillips,
her debut in AmBicaD
LYN9MIA LAMBERTI.
Mr. TOM KARL, SIGNOR BUGaNINI,
kIGhOR PAGLIApIE1Raa sIGN0R CARPl,
SIGNOR BACCELLI, SIGNOR A. TOMAsI,
and others
FULL CHORUS AND GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Full particulars with Repertoire, &c, in Wsdaes-
d.y papers
The ssle Of seats will begin on THURSDAY, ct
Kills Music Store. Pennsy lyaua avenue.
Secured places 81 and 81 90 according TO location.
General admission. 81
The Company viii make their first appearances
here. nOyl-If
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ULIsKIkTY L0DGE, No. s, IL tP.rhs
DnY EIkEiNG, NoSsmber Sd will be held AZ the
sharp thai ss fSrra mast; 5.
transacted Pi 70 the Reunion, be held that
~ FAIR OF PHOENIX TENT-A Fair and
-9ys!sT sepPsr' u9drl the auspices q pa e
core. p"painE. Mount vernon Tent win visit ths
FAIR To NOR ow ~ Rht, and Excelsior Tent the
lishi following. saa time is anticipated on both
- TO The s sTss r. sg,yrNgs.
leave Washington, from Bal .iniOre and Potomac
81 u SIS A. NJ, lis, 40 and 3I5P. M.
Recruiting, an extra train will leave B-nnings' at
'' 1oss = Sc 'AI Gu. G. WILKINS superin,en lent
~ and best: Burns longer; burns brigham, and
sons 9f s TrslSds Ma Manufactured by WssT
TF THE JACK5ON DEMOOK4TTU AsSO-
Ny CLIFTON y i'll meet az the Hal, corner sth
snd streets northwest, on TUESDAY EVENING
nO7I-Ts JOHN Z. NORRIS, President.
FsISESCytcdd X SoTIG.,TQ AL WON IT
VII be allowed on The Grand staad of the new
WashIr gtOn Driving PAX.
noylst Morning papers copyl 'O'' -''O''
TTHE EIGHTH ANNUAL NETTING OF
WEDSks6AY SiGHT, Nov. 3d. at the ' ofice ea 81
the Assosiati"n, No ola !th street The eighth
ensuing year chosen. Sii %'iilHS
~ SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES.
LINCOLN HALL, at $50 O'Clock,
Conducted by the Young Men of the Association.
YOUNG MEN SPECIALLY INVITED.
MUSIC LED BIZ ORGAN AND CoRsEr.
CIassss in English Grammar and Arithmetic COM
rksEIILy PEFsoS sSd R5sI HNS TO tSAkS
experienced teacher at Roy's Academy, sunder-
Dc rsef gSrihS s,srv FL, course OF
-nbJ. ct guaranteed. oct31tf
FBOILING nor OR ICE-COLD Tea,
COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE,
PINE and FTagTdHt,
WITH MILBURNs UNRIvALLED SODA,
1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
oct:0tr near Wizards.
10y The second regular monthly meeting OF the
HsaiIton Building Association for subscri Otions to
1no Pennsyl yaDis avenue, on WEDNESDAY,. NJ
anee . N. to accommodate all persons who de-
fire TO subscribe for stock The subscription list il
oppsrtEniy to obtain sock before it is at prsmaa
or the bOOss close Shares 81 each
u. h WARNER. President
JOHN \. PRESCOTT, secrvtt-v.
JAMES FRASER, treasure octsO-it
TpIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS FOB
PER cent. Is year Bonds
b5 BOEds
Special Improvement per cent Bonds, receiva-
ectssiim LEWIS JOHNSON 90 Banker.
" TIE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK,
~ coTHeT Of In street and LoRJSidH1 arsHHs,
PAYS interest deposits made before the third
OF each month The Board Of Trustees are: Samuel
Normebt, Nicholas Acker, James l.. Barbour, Jas
8. Edwards. G. II. Tn lmpson, w. ii. Clsgett. John
Goddard, II. Strasburger and L. II. Warner.
~ TANPAYERS' NUrICE-Your bills for
Wy SPECIAL lMPRONEME TAXES can
now be paid Tor less money than at any time hereto
fore II is not probable That the present 10 prices
will much longer cnntinus. Call at once and take
advantage Of the low rates offered by
J.C. LAY & Co,
cct25 In 223 i1s street.
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ECoLLECrOE's OFFICE,

nSsCOLLECr0E's OFFICE,
Notice Ss1:s5 given ia., o. SosPtss 81 .s
iumtsS ri hSotGscsF.ss. h1ct,onsers, Banks X and
s sIa,a Biz iOGters BreEsr,, Brokers, Boos
Assn Cont actors Gals B.oas.s 9oMmi;s99
Dealers in q bed sSa S any kpd
quo,s, Wines sDd Cordials, Distillers. Insurance
;i ace and FER, Of s@P.aSs
Agents, Pawnbrosers Photographers, Projectors
s. Ear fss" s.% .Hs Lind Sss s s.:
Aleys Hoteis, Livery Stables Intelligence Offices,
ter-. Real Estate Agents T. ctiSers, &C., &c.
All parties engaged in said business. trades pro-
eordance viii the provisions Of the oct Of the
Legislative Assembly approved August 9, Isl,
sn9 me act smendatsry thereof, approved June ~,
.Tha, every person liable for . license tax who
ness for which ceLse may be required shall, in adj
iis Or os
fer each offense "
Dealer. 10 Distilled and fsrmented liquors. wines
further notified that bond. With two citizens as
;sHes. ; % ihs H.yor; Board q xIds!%sS aud
ing license to traffic therein acc rdsnee with
octz5-eoSt Collector District Of Columbia.
~ SEE DIPLOMA OF Holmes on Man oftis
~ s Mosnto,n L'eg P,I;st DR.: L. W; Wrisht's
$1,000 for the detection of MercMry or any
G %i poisonous substance in them. sold By sll
psLMovss1t vlses sAsx,
southeast corner Virginia av. and ~ street,
has removed to the northeast corner of ~ aud Z
oet4.im IA. BOSWELL, rrea.urer.
"LEwIs JOHNSON 4 CO,
BANKERS,
Gomez a. MA Street and PsnssyErania A-snss,
Dealer, in Govsrnnent and District Securities
Foreign Exchange and Gold. sepl4D
DH.r oFrLir SEC sC99kxxxs,
Opposite TsaSrTy Department.
BABK OF DEPOSIT, EXCHANGE, &c.
Foreign EXCHANGE, &c.
Collections made on aIl points
Investment Securities on Commission. marI-tr
TE. W. WHITAKER WI. COOKE.
WHITAKER 4 COOKE,
General Claim and Collection A1eaps
sc,s,r District M Claims AIN, speoislty.
EhEMOVAL-w r. HOLTZM.N, Anor
D Dsat opposite kbsis House. and viii be
p,ss,ed to see h;s f.isnds and business scauaint
Room. and Ofices for rent in same building. ies-tf
HA. D. 002kI, J,:. 00a
ST. 1899 2 street..
Ess.A'1I sso3E22SRhgetgsl1c,
FLOWERS ENAmELKD IN NAY.
NO COUNTKRFIIT.
TH1-oRIGINAL FLOWERS USED.
MR1. EVA FRIES
oee1 10 announce that the Flowers made byAA.
her have been examtped BY florists, cnder:
taker!, and other competent persons, and
FUNfRAE WIEATfS, CRossIs, ANUHoRs,
Flowers for Parties and Funerals furnished Of
oe,,,.,m MRS. Eva aadF Rs r.
us ms
.ya Urn STREET NORTHWEST. AND
'i1 TIT
~ hhox6 AND MANTEL WARE Rooms.
e IR my tHrss md sarefSIy elected stock Of HOT.
kANGxkS, COOKING and HATING STOVES,
uANTkLe, CRATES. &C.
sole eSsnt for the RADIANT HOME, the only
perfect Base Burner sold. oct6-lm
BAY RuM NJ.
just received from Arroyo, Porto Rico supsrior
article OF BAY BUN, 10 per cent. above nroof
Price, $3.50 per gallon. Special discount TO deal
ere. REEO n SOMA