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New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
Sutherland. Under the circumstances, ought es man
OF honor. 10 tender resignation. and now do so
alInc 4

Sutherland. Under the ought
OF honor. 10 tender my resignation. and how de- so
JA,Dnsr.l -
NV SIR: You moi In Office to Interpret politics,
hut languages. You interpret politics ~ yuu please
Both Judge sutherland aud myself aud all the court OIL
cals satisfied fully with your learning anu uscnneSs
generous Seh0ous. decline oaccep, your roslgat'O
On the following day Dr. Rosenthal wrote to Mr. Hall,
stating That he had DECIDED not to sign the proposed let
ter. "a would place his character In false light Mr.
Hall then asked for the return of the drafts. This was
donO by Dr. Roscnths but not untI he had sniles
made Of them, which were given to the public IN The
DGlV Graphic oi last evening. Under tho circumstances
Dr. Rosontbal deems himself justified in exposing the
whole transaction. Following is Dr. Iosenthars lctor:
10 The Editor Of 1Ae DAILY Grophic.
In view o the stress that has boen laid upon the cor
respondcnce between Recorder Hackc ald DE- fcod"re
MclsOn, The following Will be valuable as showing how
such documents are manufactured:
am the General Interpreter of the criminal courts
having been appointed by Judges HacSett and snther
lsnd 10y authority of the Board Supervisors anil which
Board has the sole power of rcmoyingme from cice on
October -, 1875, A.. Oakley Hall twho Is Recorder
Hacketts intimate friend and political manager
that should send to Recorder nackgtt
u letter raSiCnng place interpreter. Recorder
uackett agrveng beforehand send reply declining
spOndcnce being only desired as camrtSn document
FOR the purpose OF preventing me from having any ap-
prehenson that e RESIGNATION wead oe accepted ana 70
he mn consent Of corer H0cked for whom he was au-
letter he wished 10 write 10 the Recorder ana OF the
rOpy which Mr.. UacKct had agreed TO make 10 H. lhe
accompanying fac-simile OF TINS d f,s, correspondence
The following day wrote To PIT nan statht thht
nsd dgCaS @ nS to- TSn IL 5se ts gS fce OF the
reply Of Mr. Hail. REQUESTING the return OF ile ura,ti
affords further proof jhat he was itS author An0nh
had not made any promise, as stated py hr nal; rc
tanned the manusorip hGrinG q fde-s'H'f trS mac;
Upon further reflection have become convinced maj
this attempt made jO use instrument 10 inne
my frcnGs aud deceive the community moi only lIst
hes but requires that should make the matter pupc'
Whicn Therefore do over my OWL signature.
As'o- York, Oct. %, 1879. RicAuAkD :. RostNfiiM"
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
crRvAy POLITICAL GATHERINGS.

Meetings OF German Democrats were neio
at No. 2t2 Spring-st At the Teuionia Assembly hooms
on Thirdave, at No. 767 Thrdaye, ana NJ Beethoven
Hall Address, chiefly in German, were made 10y os-
wad Ottendarfer. DR.. Adoipb Barkmann, Col H. a.
Gildorslrcye Dr. Philip Merkie, Mr. Noilhechi Samuel
Stern Edward Gon Mor.tz EinSer, Jacob Fleischauer
Fraucs Hoehicr and Others. At the Icutonia ASsomnly
Rooms two me ugs hed. Al the meeting % tt Ter
man American lndeucndrnt Organization az Beethoven
Hall the opposition 10 the Tamnary candidates was
very market. - -
The German Republicans and antfammany Demo
ciats met last evening at Ftye;ehthst ana lHld1Ne'
where Col Knox and William A. Daring were the
sicakerr
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
SPIRITED DEMOCRATIC RALLY IN ALBANY.

AITANY \. =, Oct. 2J.-A very IafBt Uthl-
ocratlc mass Meeting was held here ton t Twcddle
Hail. at which Senator Herman and Licut-Goy. Dor
sbonor wore announced to sneak. At quite late hoar
however il WAS found that Mr. Kcrnan was suffering 80
much from his cxcrtions Of last night aggravated BY
cold that he could not leave bis bed He Lad 10 send hr
excuses TO The meeting The Hon Samuel ilani prom
no awyer Of his ct, presided ANA on Tue stage were
Secrear Wiels Treasurer Raiues -on1tOr Dayton. and
tbe Ic,liry AhuS Democrats The meeting was iul ol
entsiasIu uOtw thstGuIIng the disappointment az 4ir
Kerban's absChte.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
MR. HACKLTT DENIES EXJUDGE CLERkE's
STATEMENT.

= o the EdifOr Of the Tribune.
SIR: EX-Judse Clerke has been grossly i'm
posed upon which, considering his advanced age Is not
remarkable. never applied for, nor suggested nor
caused application to DO made for nanlamus against
the Controller TO pay me salary. Inever mcdd'ed such
proceeding No sach mandamuS ever granted, and
utterly at loss TO imagine what judge Clerke could
have had in his mind when he volunteered his extra
ordinary statement.
The source of your story is respectable owe it toy
friends depart from my usual method O silence under
criticism ard contradict il. AnUnymods attacks must.
Of COURSE let alone. May moi regret that yOu dt paired
from yOuT customary courtesy OF first interviewing gen
teincu who fricvOusy attacked by correspondents
nefOIC you print heii obscryationsf Respectfully. your
OhcdiCnt -pIyant, JOIN n. HACkEfI'
NeV FORK, oct % 1873.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

MANCHESTER. y. H., Oct 29.--1he funeral of the
late Major ~teyous occurred ms afternoon ara wa
ely attended by citizen railroad men, aud yarIos cNl
and nisry 10 whoa he biputsL Tho Masonic
ces AT Fran Atm church were impressive The re-
insns were concord by special train Tor nitfnent
PmLApELpHlA. oct. 29.-Ths evening a wrest'ing
mattel took paee Ia the hssrmy Buildings IN Ills ctj he
txesn Amor C3nsol Of iars and Emile RcgI "i Nevada
snd Mexi, 1r purse of 500 Chrs,ol won the match la
OF four The fft fOuiu idsie "Ns Luee
and the Others II IN 10 ~ IL MINUTES each
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
AN APPEAL FOR FREDERICK 8. sTALLKSEcuT.

ToTHF SCANDINASIAN-BOBN CITIZENS OF NEW
YORK: bcreoy appeal to you. respectfully aud eaihe'R,
Ia aid re pece OF your party preferences hetiecton
Of cOuntryman, Mr. Frederick = StallEnect To the
,uGceshiu OF the Marine Court 20 those Who know hin
persouav no recommendation will he necessary; but to
those who do not would say that be Is ireho aried
hghmndeJ. scholarly gentleman no less respected Tor
his professional than for h'- personal Qualities ana III
every way nltcd tor the office to which ne ha Dotn nom
.aied ia tbis il The first tune that sean navian has
been nominated to 80 high Uoe In this city, consider
snf,ia, effort IN lis behalf az this time. sure nat
hs i,l career would h6 atC cG.t,ble to is adopted
country aud 10 the land of his Dir;h.
q T. CuCIssEN@LN, late COUsui Of Denmark.
And for many wears President tho ScadnaS ian Society
Te,r- YORK.. Oct. -,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

Commenting on the Cuban insnrrection fhe
London Times oct 10. says: II the coies the cleo
tions for which according TO the latest reports from
Madrid will be held the 2Oh OF Decembe sh0nld he
real representative Assembly il il 10 brhoped tha
some members may be found IN II bold enough 10 gay
there will bc many assuredy Keen enough To seeIhai II
is better TO abandon a distant dependency which can
never be governed by military power thili. Dy
dividing hr strength of the nation, 10 incur the risk ~
anv rate for yeals of di>membeiing spain Colonial
Ti1pre NAV be worth nchtug for but 1t - dcspcab!o
posse ssion compared with National unity.
For ouh,s Foreign Ytrs see frst Tnge.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
r1,rrors uAIIosroRM IL MIssorEL

R0iIA, Mo-, oct. pa hail-stoIm of un-
precedented violence passed over TINS section ms amer
noon The aas,ones were abort the size OF pigeons
eggs aud did immense damage, breaking III Roma alone
not ess than than 10000 pancs OF giass hhos' ever!
ne of glass on tie west side Of the houses were bFok ~
Iue storm was accompanied by thunder ana hfNuhg'
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
CURRENT TOPICS At THE CAPITAL.
THE BIrrIsH MAILS CROSSING THE UNITED |
STATES.

IIIL bI'III'IT ''+'I'"7 I'"'+'
STATES.
WAsnINGIoN. Friday, Oct 90, 1879.
The Post-Ofice Department is Ill core
snondence with the British postal authorities relative to
modification o' the prescrt postal treaty with Great
Britain So far as regards postage on British closed mails
from NowYC Crk 10 san Francisco This rohte was eSpe-
cally excepted from the operations OF the Treaty OF
Beruc The present treaty requires Great Britain to pay
30 cents u.r pound for letter mai-, sHd cents per
Mound for -aper mails. 1t costs the United States -
cents DER pnnd 10 transport mails from Ncwl Ok TO San
Francisco irrespective o; The class c matter fhS Is tne
COMPENSATION received by the railroads. our Post-Ofcc
Department has proposed 10 Great Britain th" the
treaty shall pe modified. that Bitsh closed Inaii'
shall Pay 2s cents per ronnd or al cass's Of mar mat
fer. 1he proposition contempates abol.shg the do
tnlion hetwet lcttr paper mail, a. there - no
ch a. snctiou in hi5 cuuntry. The expense Ia our De
partrpont Of carrying ti- fl1sh closed NAL i very
i..1- LII lh.LL NY. laILs.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
CENER.iL POLITICAL NEgS.

AN APPEAL FROM TIL PROHiBlrlONIsr9.
SYRACUSE. Oct. 29.--I'hc Prohibition Natc
Executive Committee have Issued appeal to the clergy
Of tho sate, requesting thero TO ell the attention oi
their con regnlipns 10 the uin responsibility ~ the last
Kepbirau Sulte and Democratic Assembly FOR tdt m
sdlous assault upon the public school system contained
in The Gray Suls Act.'
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
THE FRAUDS IN BALTIMORE.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-Niany Baltimore
Democrats admit me Il form candidate for Mayor was.
without doubt cheated out of ms election Frauds
amounting to COO votes in three wards have been
definitely asccrttred 10 have hctn pIpeirded' lhc
Democrats on all sides abandoning the idea OF carry
ING the state On Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE TTRKIsU INsIiRRFCTION.

ST. PETERSBURG, Friday, Oct. 20. 1879.
The Official Gazette says in view OF the DIS
trustfulness of the people in the promised Turkish TO
forms, steps must be taken by foreign Cabinets 10
strengthen confidence enable the Porte to fuih
its promises Tho present sad condition of lho 'hfiS
tians must be- put an end 10 In any case.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
FORCING TIE SCHOOL ISSUES.

70 me EdftDF Of the TrfbHne.
SIR: have Travelled extensively through the
state during past fortnight and almost everywhere
found that the Republicans trying 10 start the
school Guc,tian Now h. not this hollow prctense, got
M for election purposes and docs II not, ~ prctrH-e
show the great distress n The l."pLican party Tor Vaht
pf Cap,tul ILe,' 49, ''--''- ~ carr! u'0
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
THE RAvAGEs OF YELLOW FEVER.

from Assistant Surgeon - y. Hbhard, Medical Director
Of th Department OF the Calf dated Now-Of'eans. La
Oct 90 aunounccs that the progress Of the yellow fever
in that city NJ 23d according o. Information had
from thr Board of Health, was as follows: NumDor of
cases, = number OF deaths 10 i'cfc hau DON no
frost and the thermometer at O'Clock = ~ On mo 2Sd
just. STOOD
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
TEE VERMONT CENTRAL AccouXTISG.

ST. ALBANs, VI, Oct. 29.-Judge Poland
closed his arguments IN the Vermont Central Railroad
accounting case 81 half past l. las night UP"ad a.
hundred rranesA have been Med by counsel ana the re-
n0ri which will be Vtr vonin'u-, VIII he returned To
Inc court NO Xt north ~ time FOR either party TO appeal
..t tio Jaruary term Of the supreme Cont.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

NkIIINU NAII'TN ~
hTWYoRE CITY, March %. 1875.
No J5 East one hundred. ma tH, Il > eighth ~.

NBNNoRF CITY, M3rfh ~, lNso
No % East one. hundred. ma tN, Il -clgntii -t
rFN=NORE. HOsT & Go.
GFSrIfyFN: have had the "1ypc.Nri'er" In DALI uss
ever Chris of about three hOuis
day tne average and must say that oonanor one OF
The inventions O the The bine has kept ~
perfect working O.r oil that time ami continues to work
Beautifully putting down lhtse wcrus AZ ths ias ot
lfty minute and know that have not hsd tho
machine three months yet. AT test wIlio oD ninety
HUNDRED mach reused b. ths painful s.t
nation which ms guaton sometimes places my nction,
Charact,Ts-peraps r'ach speed Of hundred aud
twenty IG- minute ard with correctness OF execution
that surpTies myself with grtat pl asnrr am able 10
your TyJeM Is OF the greatest helps
literary dreamed ofbu Invented. II cOu1
another xOnd not with this thon-and
dOafs-nO tOusand Tor s t0 both money
great means ~ recreation. Wishing you great
and continued success, am yours sincerely. -
Nm. HENftl PECK. Author.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

The undersigned being srous to yndcate the ncpe
that Judges should he wholly ed Om The arena u D,F
ics and consequently. that Judge who las given "a ic
tom should ected hereby call their fellow
cltizcns without 'is. .inction Of party 70 vote Tor
join j. FRIEDMAN
rr u OF the superior lie has proved himself 10 bs
and h r,n0minaton which uudrsiand i largely Quo 10
te In hs behalf j. but The expression u
the Gem Ia which De Is universally hell
White. Jordan l.. Mott Ga taYu- lew J. q ".
Hafen Charles Friz Adam Kaiser John j. Clarke Michael
KuuZ John fchrr f. Meyer August trcute, George
BALM r.. faccrs u son. AdOlph a. llVl,L Alfred Knapp
1l aries H. XIX, LOis kamuerrr, " Ham Stcinway, j.
WiudmuIcr W Wagner G. MOrtz Frederick schumacher,
Uermsn Boxer & CO.. george Icu~cantr. NJ ID, Ierdinand
Trsud g. q t. kuniz, EugUne iinl, d. ~alcr NicOlrCJ
Tll Ph 4 w Eblng PHI Htp jacob Held. Henry Iclner.
James Fdw. Graybl, John Ierch lr oaspar h4ke J. II.
FrcGrich T. Shcahan. Max uckganrr, Henry schmidt T.
chub Theoiorc Ebelnl Alamo Carr George NemOach.
Theodore H. Heidenfcd. Isaac kong, Pin konpn Herman
Funke, Herman Cassebeer, j. j. Mihtlm Iotnh InghsI
' NRN .NoRN, Oct ~ lS7.
At meeting Of the central organization OF all the German
House Owners Associations O the CITY VI b,d ts
Resolved That inssmuch Judges ot tried integrity and
ability should lece, the Tsx-payers Assoc
tons This body iecOmm nd and support he 10
election Of
JOHN =. FREEDMAN
as Judge OF the Superior Court and Of
FREDERICK w. LOEW
as Judge OF the Court Q: Common Pleas
FERDINAND TRAUD. President
omAnIEs J. NsnnDs, Secretaries.
VIZ. r. PfTsIikf,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
SPAIN ASKED FOR EXPLANATIONS.


The Epocd states that the Spanish Cabinet
recently discussed it's reply 10 the Washington note,
which tends TO determine the relations Of Spain and
America so "a to enable the American Government to
present 10 Congress detailed accounts OF its international
relations.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
THE FIFTH SENATE DISTRICT.

James ID. McCle,and antiTammany candi-
date for Senator from the yth Senatorial District pub
fishes card denying the report that he intends to with
draw from field.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
LOCAL POLITICS.
Continued from First PAGE.

publican Assembly Convention of the XVIII District rat
flied the nomination Of George " Wbtson for Member OF
Assembly The Judicial Convention of the Liberal Re-
pubcans OF the With Judicial District ratified the noui-
n .ti0n of william II. Kelly for Civil justice.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
ARCHBISHOP LEDOcHOwSKI.

ITINDON, 0lIIITNif VII' 'V' I'f" ~ TIT
A dispatch fipm Berlin to The Morning Post
rcports that Archbishop Ledocbowski will be expelled
from Germany rs his term Of imprisonment ex
pires
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

Advertisers desiring TO gain the attention anh pa.
tronage Farmers agric ultarsis, wiz .nd TIIB
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective mo-
dunn reaches and those Of better
cass than any other weekly paper published Advertise
mens proper classification should be haned IN On
OF before Tuesday OF the week of issue
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
REPORTED MURDER OF SIXTY CHRISTIANS.

The Daily Ne1rs publishes special telegram
from Vienna stating that IL is reported there that the
Turks have murdered go Christians in Bihacz, fortified
town near the Dalluutian frontier
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
DIR. sTROusBERG's LIABILITIES.

IONDON, Saturuay Vct 30, I7'v'
A Vienna dispatch to The Morning Standard
SAYS Dr. strousbergs liabilities will amount to 25OoOooo
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

Senate and Assembly. and bsflo tho Governor In his
Canal reform. H. r. ID.
Nf,c- York, Oct 25, 1875
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
Anson House, Nelc !
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAvANA MARKETS.

HAv,yA Oct 2G.--Spansh Gold, 227a22lIa EIcrange
active but weak; the Une1 states % uaSr, cur
l{a 10 prem short sight 1lGd lS pr, M 60 days COZ
i42Q43 prem short sight, liG las prem; on L9ndo 80
a II prem Paris. 1880 iO prem Sugar steay; NO Il
u s. I5d 10 = reals per arroba IN gold, OGo'i reals
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

The Journal de Paris (OrleanisD denies that
NJ Buffet favors the Bonsparsts. II announces that at
the Of the session Of the Assembly the
Minister will deal with Bonapartss preensions as they
deserve.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

beaten lie hat 'ect extracted at pR CoLi"Nn in the
Co,pr TNsfii AZ and their scroll wonder
ful NOndcrul Beats hgHring' and tiat nara 10 DO"
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

THE SERy1AN SKUPrSCHINA ADJOURNED.
BELGRADE, Friday. oct 30 1879
A decree has been issued by Prince Milan
adourning the stngs of the skupschna one month ~
the request of members.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
LATEST SHIP NE us.

pPovnFNCE r. T. oct 90 Printing Cloths duh but steady
at i,c. 10 days, for STANDARD and Extra GiX6i
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

wumNoroy y. C.. oct. 29.-Sprits TurPantne qulet a
?s. nosin nrm 57la for strained. Tar steady a
ST. 40.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
Mr.. John Darcie. long known
pRAMATfC NOTES.

The 2OOth reprcsentttiOn-nOt consecutive
Of led Astray" viii IvacIctat the Union square at
the ohd OF ne4t week.
MIR. Murdoch, the veteran actor. gave
re 4dng last night 10 large ana "ellheise "Ichce ~
the Association Hall.
The dramatic event of tonight Is the ap-
pearauco hcIc az Milo. Juhetc tmlthcc, WIZ c!, ou'
AZ lie ~ ceuu aS FTOf-tT0n The east OI baiI@ 'n-
npunccd for next Incslhi, ~ as l0Io"h' c..
Andre EtsWtin. ~. NSnat IL Marquis ue
Ia Cnc, alel CaTmO4 =, VI. 1VIi''l' 1i 'I l'I
NJ. E.llcft LeonorA -.... Mu4t 'OI'ii'nl
NJ i,r',. Miro. ....... Nine. ChOlcr
-, - ,.r,n'n 4 oiiscb M2rrietta... Nine e. lecCnr
sN- M Ii0uore Gillia ........ Nine. ttu' yInafd
Iaiy Wilson. Nine. LOuguet
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

Post-Ofnce Notce.-The MAILS FOR EUROPE tho
week ending SATU RDAl oct 30 1870, viii close az tins
Office as follows; ON WEDNf DAY az l2m.: on THURS
DAY 1880 q. m. and on SATURDAY at and 1880
l. A. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-19

BALTIMORE, February 19.-NIrgiuia SKIES, reel
erS S3: do. consolidated So West Virginia 1aIt
Clal lax, bid o-day. Sugar steady. l0aI0s.
BALTIMORE, February la.-Cottnn Str1ng-low
niiddlings, lJal5i Flour fairly active and IN
changed. Wheat quiet bit firm--No. western red,
IL; No. ., lI6: Nc. :. i.l2: PENNSYLVANIA, red
! l9al 20, other grades unchanged. Corn quiet for
: uih' III; western strong and firm, southern white
Oats steady ard unchanged. Rye auiet and M
changed. |al - Hay firm'r-Pen'~y lvanta and
MARY land. Is Gl20D Prov i-uuS steady and lirfnar
With active oTi'r trade PORK, - 25a2i 90. Buik
meats tirmShr uld 1r- a.: clear r sides 10 "A j.
Bacon steaiy-Sh0uidcT~. - clear rib sides II a7-
Hau-, Halls Lard I5a4alIls. Butter steady and
unchanged Petroleum eNCi- - with an DIV ,r ter
a.ucy- sa's. Coffee duh ami n,ni8aily unchanged
h.sRy unsettled nominally u4ai g5
NV NoRE, February l9.-StoCks duh. IA pney
352 e. ii, ~ Exchange long. 49,; short,
LoNDoN. February j.. L - =. In.-Causols. for
money ;'l1.a, Tor account, 9Z's. Erie railway
L.vrRrooL, February 70. y 20 p. IN Gotten firm.
- Sales liCU bales, including OO0 bale. for spec
ulation and export. The sales of the week ha,g
been 6ctp bales, of which 500 were taken fng
export and 300 on speculation The stock III
port is 1890 bales, including iISG American Tho
receipts OF the week have been 65.W0 bales, ncIul-
ing 52hfO American. Actual export, 5000 bales
American. Cotton to arrive Ii dearer The re
ceirts of wheat fer the past three DAYS have been
Geo quarters, all American.
LONDON. February 10, 2. MT Onsols 927 aa3 for
at e. francs - centiIHCS.
LIVERPOOL, February 10. 2 p. m.-C0tton-Ol the
sales to-day 500 bales We're American: sales en- the
basis Of middliug upands nothing below low mil l.
diiHgs, deliverable March and AnriI nj =, DO 10
deliverable April and May, at IA Sales on the
basis 81 n'IGdllng Orleans. nothing below lOw mid
JlRgs shipped January, At l5-I6, 10. d.. ~hipp i
February and March at sd B..alstu ffs fir:n Dor!
a,j4S. quarter. IaliayN. 81 BaT VT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-19
Co0iensPa Locals.

SbilfugtGn sends FT.-cf and SfTfr5s and
Tn, Nation. s1r February Is, and the ScssH'iFc
-4sse4ie0B for FebTuary =.
Joseph > Mccoy, Past Master Of ilafay-
cite Lodge, r. a. y NJ, was presented with
an appropriate jewel OF his office at 2 meet
ing OF that ledge list night. Mr.. % ieph NJ
Wilson made the Tre.entatiOn speech.
The auction sale of the stock q! r. Kun
nner 4 20. AL IN street northwest. Will con-
1lHuc morning and evening UntiI Tuesday
night next, al-er which the Jre VIII be
closed.
Prom John T. Ellis & Co. We have copiee
ct tne cheap nd -eryiCC15ic ,.bretiJS pub-
liShed by Lee x Walker. OF the operas oi
IOheHgrin. Ruy Bias. Lucia, Marriage OF
Figaro. Aida. and Don Giovanni. They are
just The thing for the opera sea son next We *
The jubilee Singers agent telegra uiI> from
performed there was packed last IA sht. As
there has DCen "a run ON the Ellis music store
Dor Te served seats. congregational church
Will no doubt be- packed this evening.
Yesterday Detective CDOmpS. assisted by
Officer Edelin, arrested John Wal on. an
Engil>hman- on the charge of the larceny OF
The trunk Of the Austrian NiniStet a few
days since. srOm one Of the Adams Expire >
Cos wagons
Yesterday Mr.. Richard Harrington. ex-
Assistant District Attorney. and Nj. q. l..
Hopkins. ex-DepUty Controller of the Dis
business. and the latter giving the former the
lie. received q blow in return.
Matte Putnam : friends should ill the Ma
Iioual IhcateT this evening on the occasion
al her benefit. when she appears as the Lit
Tie barefoot At the matinee tomorrow
Dot. the infant prodigy viii appear as Ger
iTUde. and Katie Putnam in the new drama
at The Household Treasure" in the fine
play Of lovers Vows and the best seats
can he mad dt - and 20 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-19

It Is quite generally the custom 70 take
strong liver StimulantS for the cure Of liver
complaints, and both the mineral and vegc-
table kingdoms have been diligently searched
to procure the most drastic and noiSonous
pnrgatives, in order 10 produce a powerful
erect upon The liver, and arouse the tagging
ana enfCebled organ. This system of treat
ment Is on the same principle as that of
giving weak and debilitateI man large nor
lions Of brandy 10 enable him n 10 a GER. i'm
amount OF work. When the stimulant is
withheld, the organ. like The system. gYalu-
any IelapSeS into a moro torpid or sluggish
ana weakened cOGd ton than before What
then Is wanted Medicines. which. while
lhey cause the bile 10 flow freely from the
hNoT. As that organ * toned into action, viii
not OSCTWOrlI and thus dcbitiIate il. Iu1 will.
when their USc is discontinued, leave TN.
liver strengthened and healthy. Such RENE
dies are found in DR. Pierce'S Golden Mef,ral
Discovery and Purgative Pellets
\ CURE or LIVER DISEASE.
RUSK, TEXAS May 10Th. 1S7}.
br. n. J. Pi'ree. BuBUlO. - y.
bt"f nH-My wife last year At this ime
was confined To her bed with Chronic Liver
Disease / had one o. the best doctors to see
her, ana ne gave her up 10 die, when | came
upon some OF your medicine. / bought one
oplte ana commenced giving il. She then
weighed - lbs; now She wei CHS 10 lbs. and Is
ROBUST and hearty. She has taken eight bot
Ties IN all. so YOU see am an advocate for
your Medicines. WILLIAM NE,ztF
FROM THE NOTED SCOUT. ..EVFEALO BIrV -
HOLLAND House. Rockford. Ill April %
in'4-DT. u. !. Pierre. BUB6g0. " y. 81
have now taken four bottles Of your Golden
MEDICAL Discovery in connection with your
ever taken for my liver has done me 80 much
good feel like new man. Thanks 10
your wonderful medicine.
COAX w. r. CODY. t.'Buhalo BILL