Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-23

1 IIaceo IN Mr. I1lton's lawyers hands q writ
'en s'*'e menl signed by both, In which they
CIR, Bs.si.. sssor. 81. Va. .e.s % so.raias
school. az ell soIasinied WITH her ehsrsesssr :,
ara We yer, ieve o. ss' hat this SRI vas eailts
q .rSS j. sos eS. IA, i n 3d. , .Sss =. ,s:
hoods and Insults tec.; = entering Il again
II is probable thai Mr. n. cne 81 W., WI eessa
his testimony before the en- On gSx,ns
s shn s ~l 1Sse sh ne v sss a. lss and
Matchmaking OPERATION. The stories an. NJ
apoplexy, a swim rush of blood % the neE4.
Beecher's FRIENDS all claim that he is In prime
heaIth, and that he viii be strong CROUCH 90
answer all questions and crosse questions the
y. sWyers may have 10 put 10 him for a month
The Plymouth Prayer Meestnx hss n
l nn Aeess the Butter sf Armenia
Tel US about the Gutter 1. Armenia" In
terpolate Assistant Pastor Halliday at the
Friday evening prayer meetisg Miss West
was delivering funny speech on Armenia
deriving The materials for her fun nom her
land where there are no Plyn ~uth churches
She responded with the fnteres ting statement
that the butter is carried there an goat skins,
with the hair on the inside, and that When
he missionaries want to uSe it they have TO
comb IL. How correct this is as a matter OF
tact we do not know. for we have never been
IN Armenia; but 10 seems 70 have been very
funny, for we are told that Mr.. Beecher
laughed loudly and the audience jotned In n
chorus OF laughter. Even Brother Sherman.
VINO had prayed amid his tears at tine open
ing OF the meeting, was all smile when he
passed around the hat Co paw for Mis- Vests
BOOK. IL II pleasant 20 hear that the brethren
are 50 happy. Perhaps 10 was BESSIE Turner's
testimony that CAUSED their Jollity, COR she had
been telling all the afternoon OF Tii:ons vale
and most nendiSh behavior TO hts fanilv his
mother in-law. his wife's friends, and his
adopted daughter especially But AZ seems
20 us that the tale, IL true, as the Plymouth
brethren believe AZ Is. was one To salden the
nlOUS. 1uh
beast and hideous monster had formerly
been one OF them. and 10 this day has not
been excluded from the church. We fsncy
that even the benighted Armeniaas woald
not hesitate 20 kick out such n wretch from
their unenlightened religious societis5 In q
very nnoerem reno way; AM yet, few
Mr.. Beecher. and he undertook that interfer-
ence In 1ilton's domestic relations VIII did
not separate the latter from his wife, but
guish, when Tilton appeared at the church
meeting and demanded 10 know II the pastor
Beecher replied that he had none,
BY the way when Brother IL Ali lay spok.
of butter, was he thinking OF the time whea
he was in the dairy business?
Grayson's Walk Around the World.
one of The greatest pedestrian feats ever
undertaken, probably, is announced 10 begin
as an actor, author and pedestrian, will un-
dertake TO walk round the world In COO days
The wager is $4,000, between Leon Macarte
and Louis NJ. Grayson for. aud John y. Will
kinson and Thomas l.. Murdoch againt a sue
ceSSful termination. Under the terms of the
agreement, Grayson Il 90 start from the City
HAL In New York city on Saturday, April ..
1875, and return TO the same place on Thurs
day, November -. 1875. The distance In
cluded In the entire route is 1920 miles,
which viii require from him a daily walk OF
little over thirty-two miles. A large part
OF the trip OF course, will be on ocean steam
ers, during which he will make mp his daily
Nx~n H.
fall snort of making his daily average ON
sh1pboard, for any reason, he viii make IL up
on land. The route of his walk IL as follows:
From New York 10 Liverpool by water,
thence 10 Havre, passing through Manches-
ter, Sheffield and London, from Havre he will
walk through France Tn LYONS then, passing
through Genoa, Florence, Rome and Naples,
he will go TO Constantinople; from there cross
ing the BOSphorus, he will walk through tire
Intervening countries to India; then 90 Can
ton and Hong Kong, China; at Hong Kong Inc
will take ship TO the Philippine Isles: thence
to New Guinea, Australia. the Sandwich
Islands, San Francisco. The walk across the
continent will finish the undertaking. The
total number of miles he is TO walk by land
is computed at 15,7l2 miles, aud by water
u, 1886 miles. Grayson is twenty-eight years
OF age, five feet seven inches high, and weighs
139 pounds. He has been IN active training
Since February IS at Wilmington, Delawane.
THERE Is A STRONG BELIEF in the ne.gh-
borhood OF Boyle Farm In England that the
missing will OF the late Lord St Leonards,
ioi NiiiCIl ISWaru Oh Low IL ouercu, II Ourled
with him. IL was seen in his hands a few
days before his death. By his express desire
the venerable eX-Chancellor was laid in his
coffin in dressing gown which he usually
wore, and In the pocket of the dressing gown
IS supposed TO be the will. lt 10 said that
steps will speedily be taken TO prove the
truth or falsehood of this rumor.
RIA St Paul dispatch says that some Of
the friends Of Rev. DIR. ID. b. knickerbocker,
OF Minneapolis. talk OF presenting his emf
Eent fitness for the vacant bishopric OF ILL.,
nois 10 the notice OF the leading men OF that
diocese.
The L. s. steamer Pensacola on her
passage from San Francisco 10 Honolulu.