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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-03-20

sB@ One Of the boys Just returning
to Cornell, the other day, sent q young
lady friend of his cake Of Lubin's
finest variety of toilet soap, with the
request that she would draw no infer
ence on receiving such o gift. The
next day the young inan was somewhat
astonished when hs received letter
from the young lady containing the
present of fine-tooth comb, with the
request that he would draw no infer
ences therefrom.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-03-20

SE' A ledge of alum has been dis
covered near Helena in Montana. %
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-03-20

Sx- Three cases OF travellers beingl
frozen to death are reported from Bnf-
falo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
w. .1.taJ I'm, ~ tI =: ,a ~ VI q

ENGLISH FAILURES - 500 600 600 It ItCD
HethS.-A bout two weeks ago the cable an
nounced the failure of the A bedOre and Ply
mouth iron companies, with liabilities
amounting to fl 900 000 the suspension of
SanderSon X Co, bankers, with g 900 900
liz bilities. and OF q. A. Smith * Co, with
tG00,000 debts. and +. Cory, with Liabilities
of 100000. These Welsh and London fail
ures show an aggregate of So 100000 liabili-
ties, and were mainly caused by the de-
pressed condition of the iron trade. Now
however, confidence is subjected to new
and apparently unexpected test from an en-
tirsly different quarter. The Manchester
and London firm of Alexander Collie X Co,
in the cotton and general commission trade
have suspend ed with f3,O00,0O0 liabilities,
and Shand q Co, of London, in the East
India trade, with liabilities stated at
100000. This not only adds Sl5.O0O,O00 TO
To the previously heavy list of failures, but
affords reason 10 suspect weakness outside
the iron trade, indeed, in one of the largest
branches of English commerce. the occur
renee of seven failures covering $50 ,000, 900 of
liabilities, within two weeks. will induce a
caution in the banking institutions of Lon
con that will test the fabric of English credit
20 its very foundations.-N Y. Bulletin,
lime
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
washington stocL Exchange. Ianeis.

YsHoaattrHN ft1Ht>t+f ~ ift1t-t1H 6 To-. CTastTs.
The tuil9smg were th- prices Ind sld askel AZ the
n.eetIuE "a the Aa>llHEsuu stock Exchange to-day
/. ). gold. IL tid. Bank SJocks-NatIpnHl Bank
g Rep bile y" Lid5 NarigEai netr0p 'iitan Bank,
us bd. Sec nd Nat. mai Bank. 60 askef. CIuzen-'
National Bank, ~ hin, tsrner-' ami Me-
chaAlcs NatIJuai Bank, n Georgetown, lU5
Geo. getugE = ock. 20 sie,i, Metropolitan Stock,
y bid - s-kel, columbia --ock ~ asked: Metro
PoiEsu Bonds, O.. N a :. 5 BID Sundry List
National 1h-a.eT blitl~ j. a. J , =. y bif; Ma
sonic Temple brCi-. . 8 a, p. c, gold, IS bid;
" ash Bgtuu City q i- ok, 81 bid, Arlington Fire
Insurance Company stock, loo hid, National
Ngtr. P1litan Fire Insurance Company Stock, l1
bad. CcrCHias ir. Ia drauce Company Stock lOi
b.. District SeCrri'i-~- Distr let II Columbia
Mn. 60. :. b0-d-, - 4 J., ISIS, 20, II, IS bid;
Penn. Imp = 3. < J, lsgl. % bid; Market
Stock bOId~, -. }. 4 J., ls32, % hid, Water
Co do. i 20 iid DO. do DO, 1898, O. bid. Funded
Loan. Congress 3 q =, r. & A. large, 1924, y
It'd ash ed do. do, small, ~ bid, y asked.
" Arlington w ater sock 6's, = A. o., l,6l,
~ hid Five Year Certificates, 3 10, N. ", LIS,
q bid. lnI asked Ten Year Bonds 6s, }. J.,
ISIS ~ bif: Funded Loan Bonds, Leg 6's e..
NJ. n, 1902, 50 bid; Certs Of stock, tls4s, o.,
J. A. J. ., at pleasure. ~ bid. lGe0rgetognl-
General stock. SIS, J. A. o.. ISL, - bi 4, do,
6 J. J. 8 O., a. pleasure, - bid; bounty
socks. J. A. }: O., at pleasure 80 bid. Board q
J., lisa. so1t bid. o. asked do. lo75, 9is lid, sOsS
asked do ls76, 9O1S bid. 90S asked, do. ISL 9O,s
hid, 900 asked; do ISIS, S05s bid, 90 asked; do.
Series, 9l5s bid, 81 asked; certificates Sewer, So,
:; J.: lS7i-7, IS bid Water Certificates, s'ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
Fire i'm pitfsburS.

PITTSBU PA, June l9.-Early this
morning fire broke ont in the machine shop
of James Brown 4 Son. in the rear Of their
stores. Nos. 1856 and I}s Wood street. The
shops, which were SiX-Story brick buildings.
We're entirely destroyed. Their loss on stock
and buildings is estimated at $4,000. Thu
insurance unknown. The adjoining build
ings, occupied by Wheeler * Wilson's Sew
ing machine company, and u. j. Tnalheimer.
wholesale dealer in gentlemen's furnishing
goods, were damaged, but To what extent i
not yet known. The stock OF the latter was
badly damaged by water. AZ was also that
OF McCOllum Brothers, carpet deal rS. The
total loss will probably reach Sl00 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
Wall Streef To Iday.

NEW YORK, June p.-The Posts financial article
sysv1l1a Pre- Fnrsi1n n1chanse am ms
ket for sixty day bills is weak, with hrst-clsss
bankers sterling Obtalnable at 4SI demand bills OF
small class strong az 40, In the money market
call loans are 2a2 and prime mercantile paper SO
as Government bonds quiet and steady. State
bonds at the board we're lower Tor old Tennessees,
and steady for Georgia 7s, 90 which business WAC
confined. The attendance At the Stock Exchange ia
small usually the Al erOme ark race day
Business AZ Exchange was delayed At the opening
by the presence of the Washington Light Infantry,
of Charleston Z. C., escorted w the Old Guard OF
which Geo. Mclean. President OF the Stock Ex-
these gentlemen was cordial 20 the degree of
beingi enthusiastic. The market outside Of Lake
been very dull. Prices opened ssalz below yester-
day, except Union Pacific, which was u higher. Up
TO noon the general list advanced TO Ia, the latter
for Lake Shore. Since noon there has been q de-
cline OF Aalt. the latter Lake Shore. Union Paci-
since been steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
Return of the Military

NEW YORK, June i9.-Tne First PenuSyl l.
VaEia regiment arrived in Jersey CITY by
boat from Boston at nine O'Clock this a. m
After having brea kfaSt they took a special
train for Philadelphia about noon.
NEW YORK. June i3.-The Seventh rcgi-
ment y. e., =. y. Y, arrived This morning
from the Bunker Hill centennial celebration.
On the arrival OF the regiment a the foot OF
Murray street il was met by the Seventy
first regiment and escorted 20 its armorv.
During the march up Broadway the Seventh
received magnificent oYatiOnS. its fine
marching eliciting enthusiastic applause
from the spectators. The Washington light
Infantry, Of Charleston. accompanied by the
Old Guard Of New York. also reached here
this morning from Boston. This forenoon
both companies marched down Broadway
and paid visit tn the stock exchange. There
they were tendeyed n reception. after which
they proceeleG up town, stjll under escort 81
the Quarts.
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BTNk Err EFLE.
The old EraferuaI EaaE;nv

New YORK. June IA Boston GISpat IA
lays: General FitzhUgH Lee yesterday. in
conversation on behalf OF himself and all
the prominent gentlemen who came % BpS-
ton with the southern military com DaniaS.
expressed the utmost satisfaction and pleas
IRE IN view OF the reception given them by
tie people o! Massachusetts, ana sail he be
HeveG his celebration and attendant cir
cumstanceS would DO more than almost any
other event 10 bring about the old frateTnal
feeling between the north and snnfh-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
The Usual Mexican Revolution.

NEW YORK, June ia special dispatch
says the Instruction at La PaZ has been ia
successful revolution against the govern
ment of President Lerdo De Teada since The.
2d of June. The military governor and all
the federal Mexican officials have been ma he
prisoners. and The federal troops stationed at
san Antonio have fallen back before the
Tevolutionists. Senior Bara is the leader of
the revolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

ARREST OF RICHMOND PHYSICIANS
During the session of the Richmond VA
academy of medicine on Thursday evening a
difficulty arose between several well-known
physicians, rendering the calling in of a
policeman necessary. Drs. Hunter, Nc
Guire, j. S. Wexford and III. NJ. Taylor were
arrested, charged with threatening personal
violence 10 each other by assault with dead
ly weapons, and bailed in the sum OF $1,000
each for their appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
TEXAS.
(rupf(y i'm "A priSan.

GALVESTON. June l9-Tne published re-
port Of The penitentiary investigation COM
mittee iully sustain the charges Of cruel ant
Thurman punishment Of prisoners in various
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
An International swimming Match

NEW DIRK, June b eSjertay all the
arrangements were competed for another
international swimming match for - 900
and the championship of the world between
j. Il. Johnson, champion of England. aud
ThOS. Coyle. of Chester. Pa, champion of
America. They are To swim from Chester
Pa, to Philadelphia, sixteen mi,eS.) and
the one who gets nearest 10 Philadelphia 10
be declared the winner. The contest j. 10
take place JulV It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
The MaPketa-

lrSsls. Flour dull and unchanged Wheat quief-
No western amber. lI; No: do, l.s5; mixed do,
yanis red 2sel 30 Mary land red n zssl IS do. am
Der, .Nsl s. do; white, sOal s.; No. Milwaukee
stesdy-southern white, ass southern yellow slss5:
western mixed, -. Oats dull-southern, 7OAso;
and nominal. Hay 6rm and unchanged. Proyi-
s sSoS;S Sssk sss dssr gS ss. ms. fS
packed, sseyE. Bacon gniet and :, steady
l45s. Lard dull and nominai-rehned, laA ais,
Butter Unchanged. Petroleum nominaIly lower
crude, Fsta6: refined. l21Sal2sS. Coffee quief but
nm, unchanged. Whisky quiet but firm, ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, June l9-Loans, decrease.
5000 800; specie, increase, SS4j. 10l: legal
tenders, increase, S2.077, 900; deposits. In
crease. $500. 400; circulation. decrease ~J1l.-
COO, reserve, Increase. - ,C91 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
Il. =. MarshaIs Indicted

AUSTIN, June l9.-Dcputy L. =. MarShalS
Allen and Blood have been indicted ana ar
rested for voluntarily and cOrruptly allow
ing Mccartney, the cOunIcrfeiter, 10 escape.
They have given bonds and Will be tried
next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

@-The Italian chamber Of deputies has
been prorogued.
IMr. Roncetti, Papal ALLOCATE, DIR.
rbaIdi and several Catholic prelates visited
the centennial grounds in Philadelphia yes
terday morning.
~Wnliam Litterel, a school teacher, of
Newberg, Ind, has absconded. 1t turns out
that he has been guilty of indecency with at
least seven little girls under his charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

The MISSISSIPPI JETTIEs.-Capt. James
his system of jetties for opening the South
Pass of the Mississippi river. He says that
at least one mile of the east line of jetty
work will be built before the middle OF
October, and that much larger force OF
men and machinery Will be put on the work
next fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
An American Spirifualist Convicted
of SWindltn.S I'm Paris

PARIS, June lS.-Mr. Firman, an Amcri-
can Splrituallst, who prOfeSSed To photo
graph decea Sed persons. has been conyirf.,I
of swindling. aud sentenced 10 six months
impTLsOnment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

ARRESTED FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT
MoNEY.-George Ward and j. w. Martin,
brickmakers, have been arrested at Riverton,
Ky, on charge of passing large quantities
of counterfeit money. The bills are tens on
the National Bank of Richmond, Ind, and
fives on the Paxton National Bank. Illinois,
and are said 10 be eXcellentlY engraved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

day. four started, including American Girl
and Bodine. American Girl took the first
heat and Bodine the second, third and fourth
heats of the race, American Girl second and
Fred. Hooper third. Time 2.2sk, 2,2iS, 222s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

GENERAL SHERMAN visited Concord,
Mass, yesterday, and received an enthusi-
astic welcome. An address was made by
Judge Hoar, and after viewing the various
points of interest in the city, the General
was escorted 10 Judge HOar's residence
where a collation. was served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
Robbery and at,empted Rape.


This morning 1t. Noo1an and Officers
Reese and Taylor had before the Police Court
VIM. Gernalue. alias Nm. Harris. whose
exploit in beating a cOuutrymal CIT OF a
load Oi corn some months since was described
in The STAR AZ the time, and George Lew
an equally well known person In police cir
cleS, who has just been released from jail.
after having served out a sentence. This
time they are both charged with rDBbiug an
aged white woman named Mary y ~, AMI
the first named with an attempt 10 Outrage
her person. The cIrtumS tancpS ara about a.
follows. Mr. Kelly y from New YORK, and
has been FOR several months employed AZ
the Imperial Hotel from which she was His
charged "A few days ago. Atttr leaving
the hotel sine found her way Ia "A
house occupied by Harriet Chase, "pi
OrCd. CA % street. between lSi ana NDri %
Capitol. and The two men stopped rhere
Mrs. Kelly had due her about ~l~, aai %
Wednesday evening she GOT Germ lt -
make out a dill for ~. and with HaIriea
Chase went TO the hOtei and drew the money.
ON the way home they got several drinks 81
liquor, and after reaching home they retired.
In the night wishing drink of water, she
called Lewis. and instead Of water brought
her glass OF whisky and water, in which
he had put dose OF Scotch snuff an Jump
ing into the bed he attempted % Outrage her
person. At the same time he ran his hal1
into her bosom and took her money. Harriet
was sleeping ON the floor. and although sue
called for help there was mo- response, n r son
TOliNeT Chase, however. saw the at. Mr.
Kelly states that Gumaine struck her across
tie mouth and madc of. Officers A. -eSe ana
day. and the firSt-namej told Lieutenant
NoOnam that the money hat been placed
under "A stone and AN officer was sent Wii!l
him 10 the place. hut no money was lDnnd.
This morning i'm the Police Court they were
committed for a further hearing, IN default
fbf - baF1ls slgth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

SUIT FOR THREE Sons LIvEs.-Mrs.
Haag. of Evansville, Ind, brings suit for
damages against Nanderburg county for the
loss of three sons who died of small pox COM
municated through the pest-house, leaving
her alone and helpless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

NOT MARRIED BUT INDICTED.-As
. 're.rv mentioned. a lew days ago two peo-
pie in Indianapolis shared in a curious cere-
mony. one feature in which was an agree
ment that the so-called marriage" should
cea whenever either of them got tired of
IL. The grand jury has been Instructed to
iudict them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

FANS japanese 70. Is, &c; Liren, black. o5lored
FslLt.l SrG white : T. ; So, : ! - AID
dUg I'd prices.
Lsdir- fInr ChsIri-e. Tucked and Er.Ha Embr,f-
e-ry and Rutle- Lace anu Embroidery ,Sc.. a. :; /
3 40 art =.
laGI-- Drawer g. match, 81
EIDr Tucked AMI Eut'- >kirt=. J, 5 20 All So,
ali fan length ard width.
Long aEd short Gowns, : 4
VERY handsome Long Gowns. -
Child : sun BOEUers. &c
child Lace Cap- all II Gods. : J.
Hand h nit Infants S.r+Ue-. : J.
Beautiful Embroidered NeriHu ,io S2tg
NCrH.Auy Ecats. Lace ami Lawn. : Z
Child ana Mise Plaid Fun Aprons. 800
thlidren Fancy SRI pei Hose, Is, 81 - AL T5c.
Nice NJ reias aid Scotch Giuglam SIu JmyFel-
la ~ J.
NeV ~ d Tuck Comb %, Eac and 81
Cent nre q .tl-h 81 L.-ic Thread fun regular
Hos, p4ir s.
Toilet Asi..I--- Dressing Ccrlh-, Ua-t Rubber 9
aud ioC-. Tooth or Mi Eiu-le-, &c. Hair AMI
Clothes BrE.h-s- -, sc. aud Il.
fIIe Hand Mirrors : D.
Traye'iEE Ba-ks'-, sUc. srl ; T.
ITay~i.Gg Sat, heels. ia a., kiUd-, : ard So
IW' package Brown IaGsaT 50 y. 2Sc-
HFU = AID Lasl.- Li-f- loves &c very ha1p.
Lsdle> twy-bUt-Cu Hid IL al -haal-s, splendid
GUalIfE. : /.
Ggrfs KiI-. 81 ard 81 -
tr'tEef-La aft sets : l. fun sets > g -. : -.
: Q "a ard = e. all worth - D. cent. more
cheap, a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Justice Clifford and WIFE.
81 this city, were in Yosemite Valley on the
18th inst Judge Wright and family have
gone Tor the summer To Berkeley Springs,
where they have a cottage 80. Mrs. III. NJ.
Beach. of this city. who has spent the last
four years in Europe. arrived in New York
in the steamer ScUftid on Wednesday las.
During her absence abroad Mrs b. has tray
eled considerably, but she resided most OF
the time at st. Petersburg. where she i'm
proved her leisure by writing one or two
books and furnishing occasional letters for
some OF the leading papers in this country.
II Will he remembered that several OF her
graphic letters in regard To life and scenes in
Russia were written for and published in
THE EVENING STAR Mr.. Peter Baum
grass, the well-known Washington artist.
who has been for the last two years or more
on the Pacific coast, has returned TO the CITY.
His work attracted much attention in san
Francisco, and he comes back 10 Washing
ton richer. If not in purse, at least in obSer-
walton, study, experience and material for
future efforts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

~Francis s. Street, of the New York
Weekly, is the youngest millionaire in
Brooklyn. He made his money by spending
it-that is. by liberal advertising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

AL DESTRUCTIVE FIRE took place in Dublin,
Ireland, yesterday which destroyed the ex-
else bond stores, containing a large quantity
of whisky, and some fifteen or twenty other
buildings, The tot al loss is very heavy. At
a late hour this morning the ere was still
Qin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
AUS. Consul IusuIted I'm China.

SHANGHAI, June - - Intelligence has
been received from Chin kiang that a body
OF the native soldieTy iusulfed the L. =. con
sui ard his Wife. Two OF the aggreSSorS were
arrested and temporarily confined i'm the
British consulate, when a mob OF the sol
dlcrs surrounded the building and endeav-
ored 20 effect the rescue Of their c0mpaniOnS
The Europeans hastily mustered and PR
pared 10 defend the consulate. but The Chi
Hese authorities succeeded i'm quieting the
mob. The British and \ merican con>ul> at
this city have left for Chin Kiang The
United States mar-Of-war PaloS aud the
British war ship Thalia will follow them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

FORREST FIRES IN ONTARIo.-A dispatch
from Eardly, Ontario, says bush fires are
raging TO fearful extent i'm that neighbour
hood. In one section the fire covers nearly
three thousand acres OF woodland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
Speeie Stipfyleuts.


NEW YORK, June l9.-Specle shipments 10
Europe to-day, 2,ISl ,00G; of which -2,Ijl .OU)
was gold coin, and the remainder silver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

a NEWSPAPER OFFICE IN TROUBLE
The sheriff took possession of the st. Louis
Times office yesterday under a writ OF at
tachment in favor Of Graham & Co. paper
dealers. The Issue of the paper will not be
ntCrfered with. however. ID. e. Stone pres
dent Of Tie Security bank. and trustee OF the
mortgage boGds issued by the Times COM
dsuy. advertises that establishment for sale
for uon-rayr1ent of interest on the coupons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
AFTER BUNKER HILL
JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HONE.
The csRLiST WAR IN SPAIN.
THE GREAT FIRE IN DUBLIN.
FOREIGN NEUS.
lac r0Re has Shan.c,l his VI MI

NV YORK. June IA special dispatch
rom Home says the Pope has changed his
mlrd with regard 10 the declaration of new
cardinals OF the Church. No Cardinal will
be declared in the cOuSiStnry which viii ~
held in The Vatican on the 18th OF June.
L shops only will be Preconized on the occi-
sic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
The Carlist War i'm Spain

MADRID, June tH.-Geueral Martinez Com
pos has succeeded in crossing the river Zoos.
Notwithstanding heavy fire was kept up
upon his forces by the CarllStS. By this
movement he has established commUn!ra-
ton with General JOvellar, commander of
the army OF the center
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

SIOUX HORSE THIEVES AT WoRK-A
telegram rom General Wh!pple, OF General
raid by the Sioux on the settlements in the
Rock Creek valley, south of the line of the
Union Pacific. The savages succeeded in
running Off four hundred horses, and though
pursued, got away with their booty. 1t is
apprehended that the settlements will be
greatly annoyed, as this is about the time
for the annual raids by the Indians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

Two EXECUTIONS lESTERDAY-Johu
Casey was hanged at Paris, Illinois, yester-
day for the murder of his wife in August
last. He made confession shortly after his
arrest, but afterwards asserted his innocence
and yesterday addressed the crowd from the
scaffold, saying the people were hanging an
innocent man. AT Effingham, Illinois. Ma
than Burgess was hanged for the murder of
Joseph Robbins. He died protesting his in
uocence and without protesting religion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

y CooI. LAwYER.-In the marine court.
yesterday, while Mr.. j. Il. Whitiegg was
pleading case before Judge McAdam he
used language for which the Judge Thought
tit TO rebuke him. He again repeated the
offence. for which he was arrested and fined
$50 by the Judge for contempt of court The
pUgnacious counsel put his hand in his
rocket, threw down the amount and went
on with his nleadingS.-N Y Hernld Isth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19
Eeuuy son "a Rival Of Shakesoeara

LONDON, June I9.-lennySOn'S new drama
Queen Mary, is published. The Times. i'm a
review of the drama. declares there is mon
true fire i'm II Than i'm anything which has
appeared since ShakcSpcare'S time
The GrPat Fire m nuhItu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

THE CASE OF TWEED.-TWeed has not vet
been brought from the Peuitenti3ry TO the
city, and ii is still uncertain when he will
lrave the former place. Different rumors
are in existence as 10 line cause Of The DELAY.
Some are 10 the effect that his counsel eXpe-
rIeECe difficulties in raising the requisite
amount of bail. and others that there are
legal objections TO his Immediate release,
and that Mr.. Peckham wishes for addition
tire. II is possible that he may offer bail
tomorrow. but il seems more likely that he
viii remain in his present place Of cOniine-
ment until next weekly Y Post 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

THE EMMA SILVER MINE CASE-The
case of the Emma Silver Mining company.
llimited,) on London, VS.. rrenor w. Parke,
has been removed from the supreme court
of the state 10 the United States Circuit
Court.-N. 4. Herald, 1Sfh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-19

THE HASHINGToS CHEDNICLF Mr. Jas,
Harlan has soid he greater portion OF his
stock m the Washington Ct.us,'ic - Mr..
Penn Clarke. vino assumes lIe editorial
management. and Col. saunders. 81 Iowa,
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