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4. l.. CHAMBERS. NJ. ID. ;.

physician AND SURGEON has prac-
l ticed twenty y-fiye years in this vicinity,
and need only ask Il continuance of the pub
Iicconiidence hitherto shown.
ONCE in CITY Drug store. Residence on
Cedar ST., opposite Reformed church, Upton,
Iowa. y2Onl
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WILL II. EDGAR.

A TT0RNEY AT LAW. Upton, Iowa. or
~ flee over Perrien Dean Is store Special
attention given to collections. 2iyl
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AUCTIONEER.

A LFRED DAY, Proprietor Pacific Hotel,
n Clarence, Iowa, tenders his professional
services az Auctioneer, TO the citizens OF
Cedar and adjoining counties. Having had
thirty years experience In the sale Of all
kinds OF merchandise, including farm Inn
piements, horses. cattle, etc. feels confident
he can please any and all that may wish his
services, and satisfaction In guaranteed In
all cases. Charges reasonable. Letters by
mail will receive prompt attention. one
trial will satisfy any one am master OF Inc
business and will perform all advertise.
ALFRED DAY County Auctioneer,
P.O. Box los. Clarence, Iowa. 8mS
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Physicians.
IHts. III. HUNT,
s. ENSIGN. M, d..

PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, TIPToN, Iowa
l Having had thirty years experience
br. Is. hopes to give satisfaction in all cases
entrusted TO his care ONCE, at residence
two blocks east OF Court Square. lstf
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Auctioneer.
WIN. M. KNOTT,

UCTIoNEER VIII attend promptly
n To selling all kinds of property at Auc.
tlon, In any part of Cedar county. list OF
his sales will always be found Mt the TIPTON
ADVERTISER Office, where those desiring his
services can fix the dav for their sale with
out seeing him. ~
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6eseHtA-Coi. Warren 8. DHaSsa, Q. Lncaa.
Eigth-John 7. Stone, Of Mllls.
Nisth-Wm. h. Gallup, Of Story.
These nominations were ratified BY
the convention.
The convention proceeded to the
selection Of . candidate for State SUI
perintendent. J. D. Hornby, of Har-
rison r. A. Harkness, Of Decatur,
and A. Abernethy, Of Crawford, were
placed in nomination. The following
is the result of the 6rst formal ballot:
Abernethy Observation-Disclosures. 40
Hornby ..................... l56
Whole number votes cast. ............ col
Necessary to . choice. ce.................. SOl
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A 1TORNEY AT LAW and Notary Public.
~ Wilton, Iowa. Wiil practice in all tn e
Courts OF Cedar county. Particular atten-
iion given to Probate business. v2InS
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M. McLAUGHLlN,
j. ID. WALKER.

A TTORSEY AT LAW and General Collec-
~ t!on Agent. Will give prompt atten-
ton TO all business entrusted to him.
Clarence. Iowa. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27
LOCAL \ + W :.

SCHITLERETND SOTREF-A delightful
musical and literary entertainment was
given at the Congregational church last
evening. The church was nearly hlled with
an audience cniDently intelligent AM select.
Tie exercises consisted of an organ solo hv
Prof. Walter, two admirably delivered cho-
rUses by the Washington Sanugerbund.
prof r. kley, diTectOr,l Instrumental tglos
by Miss Jennie Foster. NeSSrS. Paris, PAT
ten and Ehefhach, vocal solos and duets bv
Messrr :. O. Young, Thee. Miller. kGoop.
and HOlCr. and readings ana r,citat'o8s ~
Ir. Rankin. Mcs>r~. fatcn. Hay. Bowie. auI
Misses Annie story and =. IL. pur-at-ail
rendered in hr,t-rBte Styla. and elicitIug
much applause. The performers w r. sew
orally introduced by \. II. Beril8u. President
oi tie SchiiieThuud, 10 whose iLdcfatigsblc
eNcrtioUS tn success OF the affair D. mainly
due. We hope that q handsome sum has been
realized COR The Womeu's ChriStiuB Assocla-
ton and the Central DispeuSary, for whose
bcLcfit the entertainment was given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27
REECHER-TILTOC SUIT.
The Testimony To-Day.

NEW YORK, April H.-The attendance at
the opening OF the Beecher trial this morn
ing was unusually small. All parties TO the
suit were present. Mr.. EvartS addressed the
court, and stated that in consequence of the
absence of Mr.. Beach the continuation of the
direct examination of Gen. Tracy was post
poned till Tomorrow. Francis III. George
was the first witness called. He stated he
had been a resident of Brooklyn all his life,
and was journalist by profession. In 1871
was on the literary staff of the Standard and
reported
THE COMMUNIST PROCESSION.
Saw Tilton there. He, Tennie G. Clahin,
ed, Col. Blood occupied the same carriage.
Col. Ryan occupied another carriage, to-
gether with O'Donavan Rosa.
Cross-examined by ex-Judge Fullerton
was not present when the procession formed,
but viewed il at point on 9Th avenue.
walked from the top TO the bottom OF The pro-
cession for the purpose OF taking notes. IL
was between 10th and 3fth streets that first
noticed Theodore Tilton.
TILToN, WOODRUFF, AND CLAFLIN.
/ know Tennie c. Clafifh and Mrs. Wood
with Tilton. do not know Col. Blood, but
/ was informed he was in the carriage. /
will swear Mrs. Woodruff and Miss Clafiin
were with him in the carriage L only saw
Tilton twice. / wrote up my notes about
two hours after the procession. i am not in
timately acquainted with Tilton, nor did
know General Ryan or O'Donovan Rosa
,Ss NaM 6y sFh some
sionally wrote articles.
Mr.. Hill, Of counsel, then offered a copy
of the N \. STANDARD containing the witness
il out. Witness, he said, might refresh his
memory from notes, but
A NEWSPAPER COULD NOT BE RECEIVED
IN EVIDENCE.
This ended the examination of witness.
when Mr.. Evarts stated that, In the absence
of Mr.. Beach and number Of witnesses, he
and counsel ON other side could not proceed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27
THE BLACK HILLS EIPLORt-
TfON.
fred Grant COIamaadtag the Escort.

INV NoRKs April "A Chicago iSpatc q
say the JaanCy geological and toIograph.
cat exploring expedition 10 the Rlack Hills
aud Vicinity. headed by the government
&C e8tinc commit - iolcT. and accompanied
Is q m lltarN escort. under Lieutenant Col
o..el Frc,i Grant. viii start about thc 10Th 81
NAV from Narkton. Dakota. prpccesfiuc
ence by n small steamer m mo Missouri ID
toIt Abraham Lincoln. IT, ultimate deSti-
nation Is the Yellow Stone valley. which
VII ne thoioughly surveyed. the waters of
Ihe river sounded, apl the mtnefaloCica \
teaiuFes of the region examined The Vel
low Stoue river will De navigatei a. Tar as
possible, the ~ f-NiittOa intending 10 follow
u distance % one hundred and ufiN miles
with view ~ making charts 90 its coarse.
depth OF water, and height of rapids and cas-
cadeS. Another expedition will In the course
OF the season be sent out. lsd by tssfs. Gus
tar. its destination being the Big Hora anf
Powder river region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27
Washington stock Exchanxe. ..r, y

EEoi0itoHs yNTHtSAsd BY lItddLetoa a % bgak,rs
Ihe iOloS ing were the prices bid and asked Al me
meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange to-day |.
=. ;. Gold, us bid. Bank Stocks-Kati0Hal
Metropolitan Bank, mo bid, IIG asked: Citizens
nation"l Bank, lI0 bid, lie asked. Farmers and
Mcchsnics National Bank u Georgetown, IOi bid
my Passenger Railroads Metrop Titan St,rk n
hid, = asked Columbia stock, Il 6id - asked. Ne.
troPotan bonis, g., NJ a :, ss5s bid Sundry List
NATIONAL Theatre bonds, J. a j, per cent 7sls
bids Masonic Temple bonds, y. a A, n e.
gold, - eld' Washington Civ Gas stock, 81 hid
1hesapeake aud Ohio canal. preferred bonds g.
los bad; Arlington Fire Insur tnce Company stock
iGte bid, ITO asked. National Metropolitan Fire
lnnfgIace CO stock ) I'D. District secrities
=, loi5. 80, ~, 81 bid, % asked: Chicago Relief
DOhds. =, J., ls77. 81 bid Permanent Inn o.
e, y. ! -, lssl. 100 asked: do. -, J A J. lSql'
81 bid; Market Stock bonds, IS. J. a J. lss2 III
Funded Loan, CConEress,l sleS's r. a. large,
Dive Year Ger e, 10 VI q n, Is7s. 81 bia' i6i
asked; Ten Year Bonds" o. g. a j., rs -
hid siid 90 asked Funded Loan Bonds, Leg s. e.,
NJ y, 1872, 81 bad, Certificate Of Stock, 1851 81
=, A = a O. a, pleaTre, Is bid. tGao-gs'
6, At reas1gEe q nd. Board Of Public WORKS
ssEed; do: lSl5. 20 bid, 81 asked do. 1870. Ql hid
y asked do. laI, - bid, 81 asked: do ISIS ~ bd
" asked do. Series S bid. Certificates sewer Sc
J. J.. lisa, ~, y bid. Water Certihcates, S.
ISL. ~ It'd. -
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a STEAMER OIERDEE.
Pears for feer Safely

NEw YORK. April 25.-The steamer No
tropollS J. week overdue az this pIrt irB.n
Hamilton. Bermuda, which place She To-. %
me lath. and fears are entertained for Hr
safety. The nrSt officer OF the Canima. watch
7, ac- al here yesterday tuom bermuda. SaN>
Tue Metropolis hat, he Thought. only Hrs
.lnlt passengers Among them grr M-S
EuR and three children. 81 Raltimore The
crew numbers about thirty parsoae N a.
owner. Who say She has fifteen pr sixteen
passengers. thinks size has broken hey mo
chlhsrN, ana - Kept 10y head winds from
reaching New York She g. Grew ~,.l,,,rI
a. ions Er-F.lrn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

~A negro whe lately died of hydropho-
bia in Nashville believed to the last that he
had been bewitched by a fortune-telling
aunt.
UA burglar in North Carolina was found,
upon being shot by a farmer into whose
dress. At1
~RepoTts from along the country border
ing upon the Washington and Ohio railroad,
are to the effect that the late cold snap did
not cause as much injury to the growing
crops as has been heretofore reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

INV YORK. April "A Kansas CITY Dis
patch Says.-A special from Wallace. Kan
SaS. says that LicDt Henry arrived az Fort
wallace yesterday. with a number Of sol
diers. in an exhausted condition. -Four hun
drcd Indians were seen about figv miles
from Wallace, near the Kansas Pacific rail
road track. The government Is making pre-
raratLons Tor eeNoraL n-larA- d. l-L- Indians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
washington Fis,, rar,,es-

Sold by K a: Go!.-en & Bro. fish agents
s,,~y Shad at from SIS 70 SIS per nun.
dred; 10000 herrings sold from SO 10 Si3 per
thousand; 600 punches rock sold az . 10 40
ceutS per bunch; 1000 eels sold at from - 4
10 ~ per hundred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27
VENUE THEAJER.

~
MONDAY EVENING. 4 pTiI IS. and every evening
during tn" week. aud
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MATJNEES.
ENGAGEMENT EXTkAORDINARY
OF the Celebrated Modern Hercules, or
SPARRER or SPARRF Rs,
SPARRER or SPARRERS,
SPABRER OF SPARRERS,
sE9' kRoGkE and zoe Joe CC00BB tBg
Go R6OKE ard JOE C8BCRN
Who fights who fights
June next; for the cham for the championship of
Fiou-hip Of America. tn world az ca chzeight
First aprelTarcc e the Beautiful and Accom-
Pli-hed La BELLE PAULINE, in her Jigs and
Songs and Dances.
First appearance Of the beautiful Musical Ouaan,
Mis- SALLlE ADAMS IN songs. ana solos an the
AIloThoue Guitar, Banjo; Comet, Bells aud Violin
FIRST appearance Cf the celebrated Ethi0pian
Comedian. Mr.. FRANK CUSHMAN
Re-cUgaCemeut Of Arne RIGA greatest Of Ethiop:an
Comedians Mr.. Gil >RLES HOWARD.
oar Grand Female Ministries, FOur End Men
Four End Men The Tan-Can in all its GLORY
NCTfCE--NOtwithsta landing the extraordinary en-
gag mcnt and expense in connection herewith,
Their will not be any extra charge The prices re
main az usual, 25 and 80 cents Tuesday and Friday
Matinees-
P. S-FIiday Night, Benefit of JOE COBURN
and GEO. ROOKIE. ap2I tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27
The scandal Trial.

SPOOkS IN THE COURT ROOM.
In the Brooklyn scandal suit Yesterday.
the cross examination of Mr.. Paririd re for
meIly cashier Of the firm of Woodruff & Rob
lnSon) was concluded. The questions asked
by the defendants counsel related pri1ci-
pally TO the extraordinary memorandum at
tached 10 Mr.. Bowens check for - GOETHE
object being To compel Mr.. Partridge TO give
reason for not handing this memorandum
To the members of the firm instead of putting
II IN his own pocket after il had been in The
drawer for a week or two. 4 gentleman
named Wright was the next witness. He
overheard conversation between TiiiOn
and friend In railroad train IN Vermont
about the Woodruff publication. Mr.. TiIton
said he did not care about the publication
was in delicate health.
THE PRINCIPAL WITNESS OF THE DAY
was Mrs. Elizabeth Lapierre Palmer, lady
who formerly had some business relations
with the firm of Woodruff 4 Claflin, and
who was tOleTably intimate i'm the Woodruff
household. She heard Theodore and Victoria
address each other in the language of love.
Knew TiltOn was i'm Mrs. WCodhulI's bed
room abOut four times, because some per
sons said so, and saw him once on his way
there with her. They called each other The
other once, and often saw them with their
arms about each other. Frequently heard
them talk of becoming heads of the spiritu-
allstS OF the country. During their CONVEX
satiOn about the Woodruff card heard Tilton
say his wife was pure as the snow, TO which
Mrs W oOdhull replied that 'it was not in
be thrown together as Beecher and Mrs Til
ton were and not have something take plaza
between them" Heard Mrs. Wooihun read
the proof sheets OF the scandal To Tiiton,
and witness read them also, and found them
the same as afterwards published. Witness
Is spiritual medium, and makes clairyoy-
ant examinations OfdiSeaSed persons; isalSO
landscape painter, and has likewise been
divorced from her first husband, and was
married again a few days afterwards. Is
able 10 see all the acts committed by per-
sons throughout their lives written on their
souls, as one can read the pages OF a book.
witness saw spirits floating around while
counsel was questioning her. Has 40 sym
pathy with fTCe-lOve doctrines. The famil-
IaritieS between TiltOn aud Mrs. WoOJhull
were neither corcealel nor very open, and
took place often in presence Of Col. Blood,
witness and stephen Pearl Andrews. Heard
TiitCn tell Mrs. WCOdhUll that the story Of
his wife and Beochcr was not true. Nr.Tr3cv
zone of Mr. Beecher's COUNSEL took the sta ID.
but Court adjourned before he had got he
yOEd the common place questions with
which ii is customary 10 begin the eXamina-
ton of witness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

LATE ADvICES from Aspinwall report the
commission of an outrage upon the brig
Frances Jane, of Baltimore, by the authori-
ties OF that place. She was searched under all
alleged suspicion OF having arms and amnu
milton concealed; nothing OF the kind was
found, but in the search the cargo was
broken into and damaged, and so left. No
satisfaction has so far been obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

6-The empress of Japan cautions her
young lady friends about talking loudly on
the street, like the vulgar American girls"
aO"Four angels turned out by the hangman
yesterday" is q head line in the Chicago
Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27
Return Of Soldiers from the Coal
Mines.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE 3st recl-
mento 81 infanty, National Guaris of Penn
sylvania, commanded 10y Col. Benson. re-
TUNED to-day nom the coal regions the men
reaching here by way Of Northcra Pennsyl-
Nnnla railrnal AZ O'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

CONDENSATION OF THE OLD CATHOLIC
MoYEMENT-The Paris L'Univers publishes
Ollie bishops of Great Britain and the bishops
OF Germany and Switzerland. The letters to
the Swiss bishops are especially severe I'm
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

AT THE BALTIMORE SHIRT FAC
"A TORY.
1912 + Street northeast, Washington, ID. C.,
IS West FHBsffs SfTssf, Baltimore, MI
We make the Why FINES DRESS SHIRTS to
order and IN the most elegant manner, FIR 81 IS,
with ban1s on the sleeves; 81 % with cuffs az
Tao he'd, ard perfect it always guaranteed.
EINE DRESS SHIFTS, ready made, : 90
Best 4 ply LINEN COLLARS, 6 for 81
Best ply LINEN CUFFS % cents a pair.
Directions for self measurement sent 10 gentlemen
at a distance when written for Collars and CufIs
sent by mail when paid for. spl5ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

Mr.. w W. FULTON, who has been for the
last twenty-three years the Philadelphia
Agent of the Associated Press, retired from
that position on Saturday last by resigna-
ton, which took effect on that day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

No PARDON FOR SLATER. President
Grant, TO whom application had been made
for executive clemency in the case OF Hope
III. Slater, sentenced for four years To the
Albany penitentiary for the Killing at the
Scheutzen park, i'm this city, of Michael
HUssey, has declined 10 take favorable ac-
tion in the case, the Attorney General not
considering the case one entitled 20 execu-
tive interference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN CINcrNNArI-rn
Cincinnati, John q. Linsser was found
dead In his room Sunday morning. His
pockets were turned inside out his watch
chain wrenched OF, and mis- pocket book
empty on chair. No marked of violence
were upon the person except blood oozing
from bis mouth. Whether IL was a case OF
murder or natural death, will be determined
by the inquest. The deceased was a Wild
over, living alone. He has children in Rich
mond, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27
EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.

DURING the summer the President will
receive by card between the hours of eleven
and two, except on Tuesdays and Fridays,
which being Cabinet days, no one will be
received except government officials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27
The MarkRf~

BALTIMORE, April E.-yirginia IS. peeiers, a..
do. consolidated 5fss; West Nirginias, 81, North
Carolina skies, old, 80 do, new, 10, do, special
tax, bid to-day. Sugar strong, leaS.
BALTIMORE. April H.-COttOn quiet-lOw mid
dlings, ISL. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
hrmer and advanced 20 3c.-No. lwcstern amber,
l.S6al - No. do, 34al S5 mixed DO 32al 49, No
western red, Sal IS; No. do, l.S2al So Mary
land amber, l.F al a. do. white, l3)al IS; other
grades unchanged. Corn stronger - southern
white. 9las2; southern yellow, 70; western mixed,
So. oats dull and unchanged. Rye quiet, .l2aI Is
strong. Pork steady, p l5Oa2S 90. Bulk meats
SHOULDERS 3; clearrib sides, 2 for loads, lOose
shoulder, gAalO clear rib sides, l3alsls .
Hams, l41<al5. Lard frm-refned, l6al6k. Bni-
ter hrm-new western packed, 22a25; do. rolls, lisa
- Petroleum nominal, 6Sa6ss. Coffee fr1n-ordi-
nary 90 priIhe Rio cargOes, l5l<al9. Whisky
fTmer and high er, .l6sl.T.
NEW YORK, April H.-Stocks active and strong
Money, az Gold. Isl Exchange, long ass; short,
49l. Governments active aud strong.
NEW YORK, April Z.-FlOur dull and declining
Nheat quiet nominslly. Corn a shade easier.
LONDON, April =, l2;30 D. m.-United States bonds
news's, l02x. Erie railway shares 27a2zl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

HORSE NoTEs.-Mr. Pierre Lorillard has
withdrawn Attila, Viviei, and his two
bennington colts from this seasons races
&C.. Capt. Leander Clark, OF Newburgh, has
sold the stallion Hurricane to a Baltimore
gentleman for $50 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

BIGAMIsT BowEN's LIBEL SUIr-The ar
gument in the Charleston Is. c. News ami
Courier libel case was concluded last night,
and alter an elaborate charge from Judge
Feed the case was given to the jury, with
directions that they are to be locked up with
out fire or food until they agree upon a YER
dict. Great interest is felt in the result. The
jury is composed OF six white and six colored
mon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

KILLED WITH A HORsEsHoE.-Jno Bla Ike
and Thomas BOylan became engaged in a
quarrel at horse-shoeing establishment in
west 10th street, New York, during which
BOylan threw horseshoe al the other, strik-
ing him in the left side of the neck and kill
ing him instantly. He then ran from the
Shop and escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

THE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON will go to
Dublin in state TO attend the banquet which
Is to be given to the American rifle team on
their arrival. He will give dinner at the
Mansion house in London in honor of the
American ritiemen after the International
contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27
BANKERS.

$50. 500 $500 $1,000
IBrcsfcd d. >fOCi Pririi.gas ia WdH STREET,
lead g. auy tHg4-aut.s q dollars profit Cafrure-
hensiVs eNPtaHtary circular, containing detailed
ststf IN Ms and gul uE prices q al stocks dealt IN
at ibe
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
mailed free O. those desiring tu speculate Address
ALIEN. FRoTHINGEA1 VI a. 90
E4Nh EbS AND EROKEES.
orr. y. \ Stock Exchange. NJ wall sfN Z
aD3 t.th-S.lY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

GLENDENNING AFTER HIS VACATION
The Rey.John ;. 0lendenning preached yes
terday In his Prospect Avenue church, Jersey
City, for the first time since his famous trial.
a large congregation greeted his reappear-
ance in the pulpit which was decorated Law
iShly with flowers. Mr.. Glendenning'S church
has paid the charges of the lawyers who con-
Quoted his defence. and his salary has not
been affected by the intermisson in his min
istry.-E. Y. SIN, 2efh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

AN OLD CASE UNDER NEW NAME
To-day. Mrs. Lockwood in the case OF Mary
Jane Nichols agt- John Album Barber, a
SUIT originally brought for seduction I'm
which Judge Cartier sustained a demurrer
and gave leave 10 amend, flied an amended
declaration charging defendant with rape.
She AYERS that about the middle OF April,
ls14, defendant iOTcibly entered her room and
overcome her, &c. Also, in MAY of that
year, and i'm consequence OF said assault she
gave birth TO a child and has thereby SUI
fered damages TO the amount OF $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

~ The London Times announces that an
International congress on the history OF
America before its discovery by Columbus
viii meet In Nancy, r. Gces On July I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

STEAM on THE CANAL.-The Cumberland
Md News, OF Saturday, says: .'The steam
port at half past eleven O'Clock on Tuesday
morning, April 20, with 10S.lO tons of coal,
arrived In Georgetown at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, having made the distance of one
hundred and eighty-four and one-half miles
in three days and one and a-half hours in
GLIDING the time required in locking. The
Patton came 70 Cumberland from George
town empty, In forty-six hours, and used
four and a-half tons Of coal in the round trim.
Her owners claim that she is the only steam
canal boat ever built that has a practical
plan ior lowering her propeller into deep
water, so as TO economically propel the boaf
when empty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

A SUIT has been brought by the United
States internal revenue bureau, at the in
stance Of a special detective, against Walter
Mann, vice president OF the Merchants Ma
ticnal Bank, at st. Paul, Minnesota. for OBJ
S'ructing an officer in tine discharge of his
duty, in absolutely refusing 10 allow special
agent 10 inspect the paid and Cancelled checks
OF the bank in searching for nnslamped
checks
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any further TODAY. and 70 remained Tor the
court 10 take what course 10 Thought ne..s.,-
sary, whtrsupon Judge Nelson adjourned
the court until tn morrow morning